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Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Not "Just as eood"-Its the Best.

One box of Hunts Cure is unfailing.
y, unqualifiedly and absolutely guar
anteed to cure any form of SKIN DIS.
EASE. 1t is particularly active in
promptly relieving and permanently
curing all forms of ITCHING known.
ECZEMA, TETTER, RINGWORM
and all similar troubles are relieved
by one application; cured by one box.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Nct Large Enough to Accommodate
Entries.

Every stall at Oaklawn park of
which there are $50, has been assigned
to entries for the coming race meeting
at Hot Springs. Arrangements will be
provided for 200 horses outside the
grounds,
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Charued With Robblno Safe,

Two boys named James and Jones'
aged Is and 12 years respectively, are
charged with breaking safe at Fort
Smith. James has been employed as
a Western Union messenger and has
always borne an excellent reputation
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Bridue Tender Killed.

Charles Ring, bridge tender at the
Iron Mountain bridge across White
river, near Augusta, was run over and
killed by a passenger train. James
Garrett, the constable who had charge
of the coroner's jury investigating the
particulars, fell into the river from
the bridge and floated down the river
about four hundred yards before he
was rescued by a gasoline boat.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
E. Smith Severely Burned.

E. F. Smith of Melbourne came very
near being burned to death recently.
He was operating a gasoline engine
at his mill, when the gasoline came
in contact with the jet and ignited.
Mr.. Smiths clothing caught fire and
he was badly burned about the face,
neck and hands.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Town Marshal Shot.

While trying to arrest Charley Bell,
negro, A. A. EMS, town marshal Of
Felsenthal was shot through the feshy
part Of the arm by the negro. Marshal
EMS and his deputy, w. H. Matthews,
Immediately opened fire on the negro,
killing him instantly.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Oil Gusher on Pine Isle.

The Producers Oil Company has
brought in a gusher on Pine Isle, near
Caddo City which flows oil at the rate
of thirty barrels an hour. The Pro
ducers Oil Company is said to be
owned by the Standard Oil Company,
and this is the second well it has
brought in. The first well, while not
a gusher, was brought in several weeks
ago and furnishes a good supply OF
oil, several carloads Of which have al
ready been shipped to the refinery at
Beaumont. Caddo City is forty miles
south of Texarkana, on the Kansas
CITY Southern Railroad.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Invention Long Looked for.

A Paris paper devoted to scientific
subjects announces the discovery OF
practical method of shielding
watches and clocks from all magnetic
influences. 1t is said to be the wor"
of a matchmaker named Leroy.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Insane Man Shoots at Brother.

Luther Hildreth, an insane man,
who recently escaped from the State
Hospital for Nervous Disease, and
made his way to Magnolia, went to
the home of his brother and shot at
the latter six times.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Free.for-aII Fight at School House.

teacher and school directors Of
the Unity School, two miles north Of
Paragould, engaged in fight recently
over school matters and as a result,
three Of them were wounded.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Alcohol From Sweet Potatoes.

Sweet potatoes are principally used
In the Azores to make alcohol, the
yield being ten to II per cent. The
present price is about 19 cents (Unlt
ed States currency per liter GLOSSY
uuarts).
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
The Town Of Dierks to Be Incor-
rated.

The County Court Of Howard coun-
ty, has granted a petition Of citizens
Of Dierks for the incorporation of the
town.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25

To recover quickly from bilious attacks,
sick headache, indigestion OF colds, take
Garfield Tea, the mild laxative. Guaran-
teed under the Pure Food Law.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25

Most people find fault with their
neighbors in order to get even with
ueighbors who find fault with them.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
A Harmless Laxative.

II you must take laxative, take harm
less one. Lax-Fos does not grippe, therefore
does not irritate. Irritation is what does
the harm. Price 30 cents.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Bank Director May Be Held Liable

The suit of S. Heineman and w. h.
O'Neal against the directors OF the
Bank of Newport, brought as a test
suit by Senator James P. Clarke, to
make the directors responsible for
the losses of the depositors, has been
terminated by Judge F. D. Fulkerson'
who instructed the jury to return a
verdict for the plaintiffs. The court
held that the defense. had failed TO
refute the evidence of the plaintiffs
showing that the directors had not
exercised proper diligence and given
proper attention to their duties as
directors. The plea for the defense
was that the directors did not know
of the banks insolvency when they
continued to keep it open. If the judg-
ment of this court is sustained, the
directors become liable for losses ex-
ceeding $15O,000
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25

And when a man bumps up against
hard luck he always blames some
other fellow for showing him.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
IN SESSION AT JUOsoNIA.
Assignments made by Presiding Bish
op at Close Of Conference.

The Arkansas Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church has just
closed a very interesting meeting at
Judsonia. Business pertaining to that
organization was dispatched with pre-
cision by Bishop Warren who presid-
ed over the sessions. Rev. R. W.
McMaster, formerly presiding elder
of the Little Rock district was elected
vice president of the Arkansas Confer
ence College at Sloan Springs. Rev.
F. A. Campbell of the Nebraska Con-
ference was elected financial secretary
OF the college. H was appointed tenn
porarily two weeks ago, and has al
ready raised $4,000 for the endQw-
ment Of the college. He raised $4,000
at the conference. The main inter
est of the conference centered in the
appointments announced by Bishop
Warren just before adjournment and
which are as follows
Little Rock District.
C. NJ. Hollett, Presiding Elder; post
office, 1911 Summit avenue, Little
Rock. Adona, R. L. Burroughs sup
piled; ,Almyra, w. P. Barnhill; Amity,
]. c. Blizzard; Beebe, ]. T. Smith;
Bolton, w. NJ. Anthony supplied;
Bethel, B. B. McElroy supplied; Bis
mark, R. L. Taylor supplied; Center
Valley, J. J. kindly; Clifford, to be
supplied; Gillett, w. E. Twyford; ;
Goldman, F. E. Madden supplied;
Heber, to be supplied; Hot Springs, ?,
L. Davis supplied; Judsonia, W. S.
Fitch; Liberty, R. J. Rail supplied;
Little Rock, First Church. F. E. Du-
Bois; Frank Lynn Memorial, B. P.
White; Circuit, w. R. Kirkpatrick
Olena, E. L. Terrence; POttsville, G.
F. Bieber; Russell, NJ. B. Williams
supplied: Russellville, Newton Hook
ensmith; Stuttgart, ]. T. cambridge;
Sweet Home, J. L. Gray supplied.
Washita, ], w. Southard, supplied;
White Springs, l.. Z. Lamb supplleu'
Fort Smith District.
w. C. Wheeler Presiding Elder;
postofice, Fort Smith, Bentonville, R.
w. Reynolds Beaver Springs, sup
piled by w. J, Powers; Chester, w.
E. Gibson; Elean Springs, supplied
by H. NJ. Hughes; Ellsworth, T. j.
Wilson; Fort Smith, S. A. Wanless;
Fort Smith City Missions to be sup
Piled; Fayetteville, T. w. Shipley;
Hazel Valley, supplied by A. T. Nick
ell; Jenny Lind, to be supplied; Mans
field and Huntington, N. w. Womach;
Mena, C. E. Draper; Norwood, sup
piled by E. S. Webb; Paris, to be
supplied; Rogers, W. R. Nelson; st.
Pasl, R. E. Harris; Sloan Springs,
e. L. Parks; Springdale, F. M. Clon-
niger; Sulphur Springs, supplied by
G. A. Dietrich; Vesta, NJ. F. Layman;
Van Buren, to be supplied; Texar-
kama. H. C. Adams; Waldron, to be
supplied West Fork, to be supplied;
Thomas Mason, president Arkansas
Conference College; R. W. McMaster,
vice president Arkansas Conference
College; Members Sloan Springs
quarterly conference.
Harrison District,
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Eursl Eurs! Furs.

Write for Price Circular and ship to
Mcmillan Fur & Wool Co., Minneapolis
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
Harrison District.

L. w. Elkins, Presiding Elder, post
office, Eureka Springs. Balboa, sup
piled by w. ]. Gilbert; Batesville, sup
piled by NJ. NJ. Lewis; Cave City, j.
w. Due; Cord, supplied by j, A. Mob
ley; Cotter, to be supplied; Cushman,
J. L. Masters; Eureka Springs, A,
o. Lockwood; Everton, H, N Lewis;
Green Forest, supplied by J. R. Ham
mond; Harrison, w. w. Willis; Jas,
per, w. R. McNeese; Marble City and
Bergman, p. D. Cooper; Marshal, I. L.
Crabtree; Oxford F, j, Johnson; Ra'
venden. supplied by NJ. E, Ratliff;
Snowfall, D. c. Thurman; Watts, sup
piled by c. L. Franks; Wild Cherry
supplied by w. H. Stewart.
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25

Man cannot be altogether cleared
from injustice in dealing with beasts
as he now does.-Heraclitus
Sharp County record., 1907-01-25
To CURE A CoLB IN ONE DAY

fake LAXATIVE BR0MO Qunine Tablets. Dfng-
Eists refund money IL it fails 10 cure. e. w
GROVES signature is on each box. Csc,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
REPORTERS GO WITH FLEET
Press Associations to Have Repre-
sentatives on Cruise.
ciSiOn to Allow Three Men on
Board Battle Ships.

Chicago, Nov 14.-Rear Admiral Willard
II. Brownson. Chief of the Bureau OF
Navigation at Washington. has reIented
from his recent order that no newspaper
men should accompany the fleet on its
cruise into the Pacific Ocean.
This order had struck CONSERVATION in
the ranks Of publishers ana the protests
against SO rigid a censorship in times Of
peace evidently proved too much for the
Admiral, for he announced to-day al his
apartments in the Auditorium Annex that
the board Of strategy had changed its
mind
we shall allow one representative OF
each Of the three big press associations
10 go with the feet he said. NO others.
however, viii be taken along. hope
this precious trio can supply the world
with the news which seems so eagerly
craved."
The Admiral, together with Rear Ad-
miral Silas W. Terry. retired. and Rear
Admiral Casper F. Goodrich. command
ant OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard. attended
the banquet at the Congress Hotel to-
night of the United States Naval Acade-
my alumni association Of the middle
west
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
WOULD CURTAIL CIGARETTES.
Rixey Thinks One smoke n Day Too
Much in Navy.

Presley NJ. RiXey. Surgeon-General of
the Navy. in his annual report for the
fiscal year ended June 3, recommends
that an order be issued by the Navy De-
partment forbldding the use of cigarettes
by all persons in the navy under p years.
II an order Of this sort were issued
General Rixey believes the sick records
would be smaller and the general eff
cheney Of the service improved.
To give an idea Of the amount of ciga-
rette tobacco consumed in the navy. Dr.
Rixey includes in his report statement
submitted to the Department by Surgeon
Norton. Of the battle ship Missouri. which
shows that in three months the crew Of
that vessel-7Oo men-used L5OO books Of
cigarette papers, 100 pounds Of smoking
tobacco, and $1,000 cigarettes.
Mr. Rixey. discussing the prevalence of
tuberculosis in the navy, says that the
ratio of pulmonary tuberculosis in the
navy has for the last Il years been 40
per cent. in every 1000 men. which he
says is higher than the ratio in the
German and English navies.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
GOEBEL'S ELECTION TIE ISSUE
State in Powers Trial Seeks to Show
Democrat Was Governor.
Members of Kentucky Legislature
Called to Give Testimony TO OFFSET
Argument of Defense.

Georgetown, KY, Nov. 1.-THE members
Of the State legislature in 1900, who ran
the gantlet OF the bayonetted guns of the
state Guards and declared William GoebeI
the duly elected governor of Kentucky
after he had been shot down in front of
the capitol building in Frankfort. met
here to-day for the purpose Of explaining
to Commonwealth'5 Attorney Robert B.
Franklin, prosecuting Caleb Powers for
the murder Of Goebel how the contest
was settled in accordance with the law.
Their testimony is TO be used as counter
avOwal to be filed IN court tomorrow off,
setting that made yesterday by the de-
fense attacking the legality of Goebers
election as governor.
While Caleb Powers will be denied the
use or the testimony of former Gov.
W. s. Tayler on his fourth trial. which
is now in progress, the fugitive governor,
who has been an exile in Indiana since
shortly after the crime of which ne is
charged. VIII return TO Kentucky and
surrender TO the authorities the day after
GOv.-elect Augustus =. Wilson takes the
oath OF office and assumes the Teins Of
government.
That every preparation has been made
for the return of Taylor became known
to-day when it was learned that arrange
ments have been made for attorneys to
represent him. and FOR people OF wealth
to be present and furnish bail for
him In an unlimited amount provided the
justice before whom the motion for bail
is argued against the motion.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
CALLS ROOSEVELT "INFIDEL l"
Carrie Nation Resents His Taking
Motto from Coins.
'Tm Through with Him." She Cries.
Hes Laughing at the
Christians"

Cleveland. Ohio Nov. 14-''He's an inf
del That's all I've got 20 say about
him" cried Carrie Nation. she of hatchet
fame. when she arrived in Cleveland to-
day and had ensconced herself in the
y. NJ. c. A, a hotel without a bar.
She was referring 10 President Roose-
velt and the omission Of In God We
trust" from the new coins.
It's the iufdel in his nature that
makes him do this" she continued, disre-
gardlng her declaration that she was
through with the President.
I believe in advertising God. I'm adj
vertising Him Just as much getting in
Jail as in addressing meetings. Now.
Roosevelt is laughing at the Christians
in this country That's what the infdeIs
do at the Christians work. He is failing
TO advertise God and do his work when
he orders those words off the coins"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
POINTS MADE BY SECRETARY ROOT.

feel that you viii hnd here an atmosphere favorable
friendly your success IN your lbors
may furnish favorable atmosphere
The United principle
tal
Of
America might with
We many that
have been made by the Of Central
themselves be-
The declaration ofgenrl
policy prac-
The declaration that a entitled OF
il OF
IN sin
certy of
your religion your
c relations
he
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
VOTE TO REOPEN FAIR.
jamestown Directors Want 10 Run
show Agnin Next Year.

Norfolk. Nov 1.-THE directors Of the
jamestown Exposition to-day voted al
most unanimously to reopen the exDosi-
tiOn next year. But this does not settle
the question, for the stockholders must
pass on it, and there are numerous cred
itOrs who mus, be satisfied Immediately
after the fair closes.
The stockholders can probably be in
duced TO vote to reopen the fair. because
they could lose nothing and might gain
something, but even then 10 make the
show 4 success, IL would be necessary to
have the national government again par
ticipate, as well as the States. and that
is a doubtful proposition.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
GIVES WAY TO TEARS
Walsh Weeps at Trial for
Causing Banks Failure. y
REFERS TO PAST STRUGGLES
Accused Financier Breaks Down
When His Attorney speaks Of His
Newsboy Days, and Draws a Pic
ture OF His Father-Court ReSents
Reference Made TO Other Bankers.

Chicago. Nov. a. John r. Walsh broke
down and wept in court this afternoon.
Attorney +. r. Ritscher. making the de-
fense's opening argument, was describing
the struggles OF Walshs father in Chi
cago's early days When Ritscher told
how the elder Walsh died. when John
T. Walsh was but eleven years old. The
gray-haired banker buried mis- face in his
handkerchief
There were no audible sobs. but his
frame was shaking with suppressed
grief. and tears dampened his handker-
chief. Ritscher told how, left an orphan
Walsh studied at night and became a
newsboy TO support himself
John r. Walsh never made a dishon-
est dollar. cried the attorney. His
business life was assassinated the day
his banks were closed. Until then the
ChicJgo National Bank was one OF the
most stable banks Of Chicago and was
known everywhere as a oank that never
failed to have ample funds.
says lie Was Ambitious.
Walsh was ambitious to do things;
he did not wish to be "a pawnbrokcr, and
lend his banks money at interest. but
thought a bank should try to create new
industries build new towns"
a serious blow to Walsh's defense was
struck when Judge Anderson, at the de
mand Of the prosecution. called "a halt
on Attorney f. r.. Ritscher's argument
that Walsh. in lending more than 10 Der
cent of his banks capital 70 one creditor.
had done no more than other national
bankers generally did.
Ritscher asserted that violation OF the
law fOrbidding this practice had been
general In these days Of huge deposits
and enormous business enterprises. he
declared. it WAS impossible for "A banker
to handle his business rightly and obey
that law. The fact that Walsh followed
what Ritscher declared was a general
custom was asserted TO absolve him of
criminal intent in violating the law.
Cashier First witness.
The opening address of Mr.. Ritscher
was closed, and Thomas J. jackson.
former cashier OF the Chicago National
Bank, was called as the nrst witness for
the prosecution, when court adjourned
until tomorrow
Charging Walsh with being pirate
on the financial seas of Chicago" As
sistant District Attorney Fletcher Dob
bins continued his arraignment Of the
banker, laying before the jury the de-
tails of what he termed Mr.. WaIshs
Juggling of the funds intrusted to his
care. The arraignment of the defendant
was bitter. In addition 20 Mr.. Walsh
his attorney, e. T. Ritscher was de-
nounced, and referred to as the man
who attempted 10 make an honest mer-
chant vessel out Of the pirate ship that
sailed the financial seas OF Chicago"
Fred VI. Blount, former vice president
Of the Chicago Natiodal Bank. was
brought into the limelight with a hint Of
action against him. when il was declared
by the government prosecutor that no
attempt will be made To show what his
knowledge Of this juggling was" He alone
Of al the directors viii not be called as a
witness.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
ADMIRAL WALKER RETIRED.
Placed Upon the List by Operation
of Limit Law

Rear Admiral Asa Walker has been
placed upon the retired list Of tile navy
with his present rank under operation
of the age-limit law. He has bee, ra-
lieYed from duty as superintendent a
the Naval Observatory in ths city. a.4
will go TO his home in Annapolis.
Admiral Walker is a graduate Of tho
Naval Academy. and has had a long and
distinguished career. having been con-
sistently promoted for merltorious and
efficient service.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
IN PATRICK HENRY'S PEW.
Gen. Fred Grant Makes Tour of
Richmond

Richmond, Va. Nov. 14-Gen. and Mrs
Frederick Dent Grant, who have been the
guests Of Gov. and Mrs. Swanson at the
executive mansion since yesterday. made
tour Of the State capitol and the library
building to-day. Gen. Grant stood with
barred head for msny minutes before the
Houdoun statue of Washington. in the
rotunda Of the capitol.
Accompanied by Gov. and Mrs. Swan
son, the visitors were taken TO old St
Johns Church, in which Patrick Henry
made his great revolutionary speech.
Both tho general and his wife stood for
a time in the pew from which the epoch
making words We're delivered Gen
ington.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
NEGRO KILLS POLICEMAN
slayer with Difficulty saved from
LsnchinE by Brooklyn lyOb.

New York Nov. l4.-WiIliam Morse. a
negro 'iongshoreman, robbed woman Of
her pocketbook at Willoughby and Gold
streets, BROOKLYN, tonight and running
away, was caught by Policeman Edward
kavanagh. The negro struggled for lib
erty. and as the policeman threw him
Morse drew revolver and. placing II
against Kavanagh's breast fired. Kava-
naugh died shortly after his arrival at
the Brooklyn Hospital
A mob gathered and it was with diff
Guilty that the police reserves saved
Morse from being lynched.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Mitchell Guilty as Indicted.

Chicago. Nov. 14-"Guilty as indicted"
was the verdict of the jury tonight in
the case Of Harold Mitchell. the Par
hamite leader who caused the death of
Mrs. Letitia Greenhalgh, OF Zion City.
while casting out devils"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair to-
day. Tomorrow partly cloudy
and warmer; light, variable winds,
becoming Southerly.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Continued ON Page ;, Column 2.
Last Day of the Rug sale,

and Carpets of the highest grade closes
at the Sloan Galleries. 1407 G ST. to-day
at II a. N. and y. m. Most Of the large
carpets yet remain to be sold. and a spe-
cialty will be made of these to-day
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Conscious when Found.

Mrs. Barney said that her husband was
conscious. but in great pain, and she did
not try TO ask him any questions. AshbeI
Barney, the son, also heard the report OF
the revolver, and when he reached the
bedroom found his mother and Mrs.
Meede bending over the wounded man.
The son told the coroner that he hurried
to the telephone and called up Dr. George
A. Dixon. who had been the Barney fam
ily physician for twenty years. Then he
returned to the bedroom and tried to
make his father comfortable warning him
not to move His suffering became so in
tense that Mr.. Barney, assisted by the
servants and his mother. lifted the
wounded man UP on to the bed before
the doctor arrived. Up to the time that
d.. DiSon arrived Mr.. Barney. 50 menu
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
This skull Wore n Viz

Cumberland, Nd, Nov. H-While dig
ging ditch on the West Side for the in
PRODUCTION of natural gas mains human
bones were unearthed. A skull was found
with woman's wig still attached 10 il.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Announces His Position
in the Commoner.
TALKS GUARDEDLY
Wants Rank and File to
Make Choice.
NOT SEEKING THE HONOR

Speaks Out So Others who Might he
Stands-WiH Not Make Scramble
for the Nomination, but if Party
Considers Him the Most Available
Man, He VIII Gladly Run.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
s1.25 to baltimore and Return.

Every Saturday and Sunday via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night All regular trains ex-
cept Congressional Limited"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
1t Pays to Deposit Monax

In banking dept. of Union Trust Co. 14i4
n St, where all accounts draw Interest
Under supervision L. 5. Treasury. Bank
ing business Of every character invited.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
81 SI.O0-Frcderick. keedysvIIle (Autfe-
taml. HngcrsfoNNn- md Return

Leave Washington. New Union station.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. $50 a. m
Sunday, November l.. Splendid opportu-
nifty 10 spend Sunday in country.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
CHARLES 7. BARNEY
COMMITS SUICIDE
New York Financier Kills
Himself with Pistol.
WORRIED OVER AFFAIRS
Was Former President Of the
KnickerbOcker Company.
WORRIED OVER AFFAIRS

Accounts with Trust Concern Said to
Evidence OF Wrong Doing DIscov-
ered-Death VIII Not Seriously Az
Personal Money Matters the Cause.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Baltimore and Return. SIo5
nnIaLu IL

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways, both days except Royal Linn
ited. City offices. l4l7 st. and 6l9 Pa
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
.INYOKES REPUBLICS
TO LASTING PEACE.
Mr.. Root Opens the Central,
American Conference.
URGES A SINCERE UNION
Points to United States and.
Mexico as Examples.

Advises Delegates Representing Ad-
Joining states te Cease Warning
Among Themselves for Personal
Gnin, and, in Proposed Treaty. 20
Provide for Punishment of Those
Who Cause Rebellion.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
Jamestown E.nositIon snec,aI

Leaving Washington 1890 D. m. week
days, via r., +. & z. and c. & o. Rail
ways, will be withdrawn after Saturday,
November 11
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

Oyster Roast at Chesapeake Beach
Sunday. Trains leave 10 and 30 70 cepts
round trip, including oysters.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY

PAGES. IELEGRAPHIC-
lAMr. Bryan Throws Down Gauntlet.
New York Financier Kills Himself
1-Walsh Weeps in Courtroom.
l-Goebels Election Kentucky Issue.
Carrie Nation Attacks President.
4-Union Labor opposed 10 Army.
9-Cortelyou Talks 10 Merchants.