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The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
FICIAL DIR TOBY

night, W. P. Murrah. Pres;d.- Sunday School every Sunday no,, ing at S:45 o'clock; F. E. Murr,i Superintendent.
 Baptist Church-Rev. I. B. Inn bley, Pastor. Preaching lst and Sunday,morning and night, praa meeting every Thursday nigtl Sunday school every Sunday mor. ing at 9:30; J. (. Young, Supt.
 (. r Church-Rev. l. N. Clad pastor. Preaching every Sunda, morning and night. Sunday schoj every Sunday morning at 9:S0; " N Tompkins. superintendent
 Christian Church Eld. Robert Highsmith pastor. Preaching er' cry Sunday morning and nigh! Prayer meeting every Wednesdrl night. Sunday school every Sundsl morning at 10 o'clock, Chas Newth, Supt.
 Presbyterian Church-R H. N NcLain, pastor. Preaching th 2nd, Srd and 4th Sundays in cad month, morning and night. Pnyd meeting every "Wednesday nichi Sunday school every Sunday mon ing at 10 o'clock;T. C. McRae, Supt
 w. (. T. U.--meets 2nd and it Friday afternoons at 4 o'clock. An W: IS. Waller, president; Mrs. H, \ Sykes, secretary.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
LODGES

Nasonic-meets lst and Sd tridI night in each month. C. C. Hauh w. M.; Jno. B'Shers, Sec.
 Woodmen of thu World-meets .s and 4th Friday nights in cad month. G. K. Haynie, C. C.; Dl Lewis, clerk.
 Knights of Pythias-meets evsq Monday night. Pomeroy Whittene C.; r. F. Chappell, k. of K. Ks.
 Odd Fellows-meets every Tuesd1 night: Geo. Hays. N. G.; Ala Vaughn. Sec.
 Ancient Order of United Woft ma n-meets every Wednesds! night Tn each month. k. L. Williaa son M. w.; E. R. Newth Recorder.
 Knights and Ladies of Honor1 meets lst and 3rd Thursday nigh1 Tn each month. Alex Vaughn, Pra tector; B. J. Daniels. Sec.
 Nevada County Medical Socieg meets lst Monday night in es1 month. Dr. Wm. w. Rice, preside1 pr. l. ;. Chastain. secretary.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
POSTOFFICE

Postmaster. ......... Jack Grays'
 Office hours-Open at a. m, clos al D. m; open at ' p. m., closs. ';oo ?. m. Sunday-Open at SM. m., close at 1o:30 a. n.; open at 4%l mp close at 5:30 D. m. Money o,o department-Open at 8 a. n., c'0' at 4 p. m.
 Mail from Rosston and interney ate points arrives II a. mp lea's'' p. Ill.
 Mail from Gale and intermedsj points arrives at II a. m. and lea's at p. m.
 Mail to DeAnn and internsu'., points leaves at a. m., and ai'n1 at 3:30 p. m.
 Nail on rural routes Nos, l,Sss' 9 and $ leaves every day excep' Fl day at S;S0 a. m.
 Mail for all trains is made np minutes before the schedule uef ure of train.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

An exchange sagely remarks that most of the worlds strife is caused by the intolerance of men. Why certainly.
 The intolerance of men has been the cause of all the wars of history, the big wars and the little wars, the nation al wars, the social wars, the family wars and the individual wars. Men as rule. are too intolerent. Intolerance has filled the world with tears and blood and weeping and gnashing of teeth. The books and papers are full of it, the text books in our common schools have more war in them than anything else. The very children inn bibe the spirit of war They begin to think that a man can not be a patriot without being warrior As long as
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
Knew His Wife.

A Frenchman whose wife deserted him amused his neighbors by telling how he got her back without trouble.
 Did l run after her and beg her to come back?" he dramatically asked No. l did not run after her. I xhust publish in ze papaire zat have drawn 5O,0O0 francs in Paris municipal bonds, and she vas back much quicker gan in no time"
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
COUNTY.

Circuit court meets second Mon- day in January and third Monday in July.
 Chancery count meets first Mon days in June and December.
 County court meets first Mondays m January, April, July and October
 Probate court meets 4th Mondays n January, April, July and October
 Court of Common Pleas meets End Mondays in March, June, October and December.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

If the Peace Conference can do nothing more, they will have accomplished something great if they could establish something like a permanent court of arbitratior.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

Prescott's new hotel is still in the air, but it's going to be located on the north western half of block 29 of the railroad survey before many more moons.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
CHURCHES

M. E. Church. South-Rey. | E Soooey' pastor. Preaching every sunday, morning and night. Pray [, meeting every Wednesday night. hpworth League every Wednesday
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

Is it actually fact that there is to be no increase in the price of oil after that fine of $29, 600, 900?
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
TELEPNONE zAz
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the charac- ter, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the col umnS of The News will be gladly corrected publishers
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

To err is human, but typographica errors are Satanic.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08
Ube Prescott Dailv Hews.

Published every day except Sunday by the News Printing Co.,, Prescott, Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

Entered as second class matter April 15, 1907, at the post office at Prescott, Ark, under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

STATE.
 Governor ...... ...... John s. Little Secretary of State .. (. Ludwig Auditor .... ... Avery E. Moore Attorney General. ... Wm. F. Kirby Treasurer Ins. .... James l.. Yates Supt. Pub. ........... J. J, Doyne Com. Agric ulture -. Guy B. Tucke
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

or 1eXarkana. Prosecuting Attorney, 0. A. Graves of Hope.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

State Senator.... .. H. B. Mckenzie
 of Prescott
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-08

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New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
FRANCE MAY RESTORE GUILLOTINE.

Paris Aug 29-There is reason to beIe'e 'N't
49,. ,,,,,o,ina NAV again make it's appearance III
France for the carrying out of capital puhiS"e,'
The High Court to-day denied the appear Hiue "
Sole,llant who was condemned to death Ill inns
CITY last month for the atroclous muIuel VI "
80, 80 tsr.sident Falliares alone can save the
now. ,,.
A considerable element Of the French puoic
fayors the restoration OF the guillotine In the case
OF SoleiIlant on account OF the atroclty OF ms
crime is believed. moreover that Ihe use oi s
instrument would check the wave OF brutal as
saints which lately has swept over the country
NJ Lepne, the Prefect OF Police already is ar
ranging 10 erect guillotine in secluded spot
IT has been discovered that tho budget proVioes an
appropriation for capital execution
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
KAIsER's VIEWS ON DISARMAMENT.
RerIin Discusses Williams Early Ideas, Re-
ported in Signor Crispi Letter.

Berlin, Aug. 29.-Emperor Williams youthluI
views on universal disarmament have oeeh
brought into active discussion in the German
newspapers by the advance publication OF an
article In the "Deutsche Revue" by Primo Levi
secretary of the late Italian Premier Sigiior
Crispf giving several letters written by Sishor
CrIeni 70 Sienor Levi Among them Is one dated
TuIv G 1S93 IN which Sgnor Crispi Writing
from Naples. where he died in 1901. said En-
naror William in an interview with the late
pone Leo XIII declared himself to be in favor or
q general disarmament and expressed the hope
that a European congress would be called for
that purpose.
The "Neuste Nachrichten' Investigated the
statement and says II finds that the Emperor
did have q meeting with Pope Leo on April 70.
1888 which lasted. according to the "Reichsan-
zeiger" one hour but the "Neuste Nachrichten
adds that it doubts the probability OF the EN-
pe-or having expressed views on disarmament
such as were attributed to him by Sisnor Crispi'
because thirteen days later the Emperor dis
solved the Reichstag on its refusal TO pass q
bill increasing the strength OF the German army
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
BRITISH PROPOSITION MODIFIED.
Examining Committee at The Hague Ap-
proves Obligatory Arbitration Article.

The Hague aug. z9-Tne British proposition be-
fore the peace conference regarding obligatory
arbitration has modified that It may Ietu %
Il general understanding on the subject Attei
three hours debate it was approved by the exam
lining committee to-day 1t leaves each nation free
TO bind itself To submit arbitration the cases Il
VS.. 80 xn.rl Is furnished, which may arise ot-
tween that nation and any other country or coufi-
tries the signatory nation may select
During the course OF the debate the head OF the
Austrian Hungarian delegation. PriVy Councillor
Mercy Won Kapos-Mere, caused momentary eX-
ci;erent by accusing the head OF the French dele
CATION. NJ Bourgeois. president of the committee
on arbitration, of Intentionally delaying the pub
ucation of the Austrian arbitration proposals
The delegates tried tonight to minimize the I'M
nortance of the Mercy KapOs-Me-e incident.
but the truth is that everybody is tined and an
moved at the prounsation Of tn confer ence ana
the slightest unpleasant episode IS likely TO upset
nerves Herr Won kapos-Mcre used unnecessarily
strong language protesting against the delay IN
printing his proposition and he alsosGecdred th0t
mistakes had been made by Baron Estourneiies
de Constant as president Of the Secretariat re-
sponsft)le for the publication OF documents. I!e
baron defended his position vigorously, and NJ
Rourgeos sided with him and praised his impair
tialttv Herr Won Kapos-Mere did not withdraw his
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
ROYING BOUTS STOPPED.
Long Acre Club Raided Il gam after
I,ong Intern,issiOn.

Having kept its doors closed for several weeks
+.a r,ng Acre Athletic Club. at 18th street. be-
+z..n sixth and Seventh avenues, opened last
.ventns with some good boxing contests on lI, &
nro1-amme and was promptly raided SeVeiai
n,or,b. apo Mike" Newman, the manager OF the
,Iub ,ecetved word that he must discontinue PriAe
eah,,n. there He then obtained an inIuhcuoH
n-sv.ntine the police from interfering win .ae
e.b.. ,here But soon after the Appellate DiVisioa
vacated this order - ,u,o,,
when CAPTAIN wiegand, Of the old Ienoeiioi ~
notice station. yesterday heard tha' 'heIe ~ 49,
o,ry m he several bouts at the Long Acre Ciuo
he took two plain clothes men Win MN ''-N "
., tho c,uh When the captain and hlS~meh got
,.,s. ,he announcer had just finished lhIrooueiis
ryar-v stone and Joe" Palmer, both members d
49,, c,,b " for three-round bout the captain
asre6 the principals and the manager 10 De TAKEN
TO the station. ov ,rasert
rhere we're nearly five hundred persons present
Many of them became highly Indignant anu Ss'
aral of them went far as to shout 10 ISioii @ 'i
no,,ce and throw them out OF the clup hao II nv.
80 for Newman there would have been general i
a,nt Newman quickly jumped into the rihs anu
"a. "Centlemen I feel just as oad aoout inc
,, ,nterference In this affair as you 90 But
von will never gain anything by hgntiis .Ae ~ "-tn
- es,e We car, obtain redress in a legai way
7 will fight this action OF oppression IL - ~ my
W. ~ money that / have 80, a. .,,arsd
ne yvas heartily applauded py the ny han o
.rtbpstasts but II did not save mn III ,,aiiad
, tn the notice station. They were aiA oaAAeA
out
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
FIRE EVD4NGERS WOUEN.
Truck Damaged an I'll" Pillar Crash
Men Carry Ladders TO Blaze.

Two exciting rescues of helpless women toeS
place at a fire which occurred at No. 664 Nintn
avenue Yesterday afternoon Mrs Nora Key
who discovered the blaze seized her motncf-
who is an invalid over ninety years old, anu
carried her down the fire escape from the third
10 the second floor from where the aged woman
was assisted TO the street In the mean tlnle
Mrs Kelly had seen Mrs Annie Alberts another
resident on the third floor. fall in a Iaint Mrs.
Kelly told PatrolInan Rouse, OF the west +'li
street station Of the woman's danger, and lie
dashed into the building The sTno [e and names
were then pouring up from the stairway am
eating away The front OF the building Rouse
ran through the smoke and dragged MIS- Al
berts to safety She was taken to Roose'S-l
Hospital III ambulance
Fire truck t. on its way to the oIaze iIo''
the station house at 18th street and Eighth as1-
No 1-ar DELAYED nv the excavations in Ninth
avenue and finally dashed into one OF the ere
va+ed piIlars. disabling the steering gear
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
TIRE TRIP COSTS $50.
AUTO Enemy Fined for Burying
C0nfriUance IN HighzCay.
rpv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Hartford. Conn, Aug. 29-The secret Of the
MANY ruined automobile tires and injuries to
,,o-ees, 7oofs was revealed yesterday when w
u scoville. OF this city, had three Of his tires
,,,i,ea bv a skifully placed trap In the road
The vandal, an elderly farmer, was caught and
although the state highway law. under which
This was the first arrest, prescr1bes hfe OF
s9OO Justice of the Peace Lewis, at New Haven,
fined him only $50. The farmer Joseph
Priest. made no defence, except to say that
he didn't like automobiles and wanted to teach
those automobile fellows lesson.
The trap consisted OF some fat barrel slaves
studded with nails, the points Of cold chisels'
and mart of the blade of moving machine.
These protruded short way and the whole
.b,,s was then buried in the sand of the road
when Mr. scoville came along his tires were
c,t tn shreds and he narrowly escaped nasty
spill
The new automobile law became eHectiVe iast
Nonday and the first conviction under lis proVl-
s,ons was made at Madison to-day. when e
chauffeur was fined $40 for failing to stop when
anproaching frightened horse
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
GUILTY OF PLOT AGAINST CzAR.
Three Sentenced to Death by Hanging and
Others to Penal Servitude.

St Petersburg Aug. 29.-The court martial that
has been trying the eighteen persons accused or
plotting against Emperor Nicholas and the gov
ern1neut last May has found three OF them Mkt
tenko Sinaskv atlas 'PUrkin' and Naumof
guilty and sentenced them to death by hanging
Three others were sentenced TO eight years i'm
prisoument and 10 four years penal servituoe.
Five We're condemned to banishment and the loss
Of all civil rights while six persons. including NJ
Feodossiefr q lawyer and his wife were acquitted
Tho Mot against the Emperor and the govern
rnent was according the official statements. re-
veaed on May Is by the arrest of soldier
Of a guard regiment at Tsarskoe-Se!p The man
is said to have confessed ihat he had accepted a
large sum Of money as bribe TO assist in the as,
sassination II the Emperor. Some time later ser
t,sart of Cossacks who was a gatekeepcr at one
Of the entrances to the palace at Tsarskoe-SeIo.
Informed the authorities that he had been 2p-
rroached for The purpose Of enabling nuInoeF OF
cons;.irators in the uniform OF Cossacks 10 enter
the palace with the object OF assass'natlns MS
n.jcsfy -
The testimony Indicated that the alleged plot was
E, an embryonic stage and hardly went beyond
coIlect!ng information regarding the movements %
exalted pcrso1ages. The witnesses OF '-'o -
c1tor were mostly detectives and police ofhciais
who furnished very little direct testimony Al SOP
uort % the main contentious
1yorts N,ilz,tenko one OF the men condemned 70
death is retired naval lieutenant the son OF .
colonel in the army. and distinguished hli''Sei "
tbe suppression of the mutiny on ooaFo tie c'"'S'
O+cbalon at Sebastopol. NJ. Feodossien, who was
t.ta &, the son of n v!ce-adrnral and Nine
I-a,4oeefava one Of women prisoners Is
5auprter Of General Schwerin who was decoih h'eo
Cor bravery during the Russo-Japahese Var. -'"'
,,off another Of the accused. was pronounced u
be mentally weak. having tried TO commit ~
se,,en times He lived with his father a telesrapl
| uto1 ,,,itrfn Peterhof Park saw the Emperor
daily and could have killed his majesty - any ''
had he intended TO do So
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
CAN'T STOP L4 TOILETTE
Holds Outside Meeting IN Pittsburg
after Suppression an Hall.
[pv Telegram 70 The Tribune. ]


pittsburg Aug Ex-senator La Toilette OF
Wisconsin, had a disagreement with the of1cials
of the Allegheny County Teachers Institute here
this afternoon. He was engaged TO denver ah
address tn the teachers on Representative Gov
ernment." Before he started to speak Safnuei
Hamilton. County Superintendent. told the Sen
ator that he could not discuss partisan .JhtlcS.
In opening his speech Senator La Follelte SAID;
II have been warned not TO De partisan IN iiiy
speech here this afternoon, but want to say
to the superintendent and the county of1ciaIs
tust what think"-
Superintendent Hamilton here arose and told
Mr. La Toilette that the institute was no place
for partisan politics. and that he would have 10
confne himself to general discourse. For
about an hour the Senator talked. and then he
began to tell the teachers about how the Penn
sylvanfa Senators had voted on his amendments
to the railroad rate bill.
Superintendent Hamilton on his feet IN an
instant and declared that the Senator must
cease.
Go ahead" came cries from all over the
house.
After order had been restored Senator La
Toilette informed the audience that he would
have to comply with the wishes Of the superin-
tendent. but II there were any persons present
who wished to hear what he had to say. he was
willing to talk. The audience of 1900 persons
then left the hall. followed by La Toilette. who
took up his position on the steps Of the Car
negie Music Hall. where the institute was being
held. There for two hours, until almost 4
O'Clock, he talked he pleased, amid the shouts
of approval of the audience. The officials OF
the institute are indignant.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
ARTILLERY OPENS FIRE
ADVANCING ON FRENCH.
Fierce Tnbesmen from the Camp at
Herchich Begin Assault.

Paris Aug. 30-In dispatch from Casaoiaiica
= correspondent of the "Matin" says
AT the moment of filing this d1spatch oooo
horsemen are advancing on the camp or the
French. The artillery has begun firing. Ihese
men are supposed to be from the camp at her
chich and are the fercest Of all the tribesmen
THE Mediouna tribesmen encamped at Iaoert
have opened market for the disposal of booty
The other tribes encamped at Herchich nave
been restrained from attacking the french up
to the present time by the Mediounas. who had
received letter from Muley Hafg telling them
TO follow this course But now they are get
ting restive and are accusing the MedlounaS OF
being traitors in the pay Of the French
THE natives are convinced that MuIey Hang
is coming to CasabIanca to try to get an Official
mandate from the French government to restore
order and that he will profit by this opportunity
t. establish himself on firm basis and supplant
Abdul Aziz, the Sultan of record
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
HIT BY 16-POCND SHO1
Serious M;shap Mars Tammdny
Games at College Point

As George Pothner was preparing 10 put 'lio
1e-t..,,tt shot yesterday at the games or the
Osceola Club. the Tammany organization OF 'i'e
10Th District at College Point. II slipped iEOn. rom
his grasp and hit Herman Wistuoer' OF NO O''
Titan avenue The Bronx. in the head
Dr. Leblanc. coroners physician VINO was
present said the man should be taken 20 'he
hospital at once. Ex-Tax commissioner 'NlNS
bourger offered his automobile. but on the way
to St Mary's Hospital Flushing "lStuoei >
condition appeared so bad that "heh F"'iie-
I1or,o11,, or ST NfchaeTs Church. was met on
,ha road he was taken into the machine to
- for him. At the hospital they were not
IL 70 daterrnfne If his skull was fractured. out
if was said he probably would recover
Rothner was arrested on technical cnarse
of assault but was paroed in the custody OF Ut
Iahane by Coroner Amber. sitting as COM
Knitting magistrate
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
CONSUL FOUND IN RITEK.
Death of Broer b. Haagsn1a at st.
Louis Thought accidental.

c. I.ouis Aug. 29-The dead body Of an aged
man taken from the river yesterday was idenu-
fed at the rnorgue to-day by Albert K Haags-
ma as nat of his father. Broer B. Haagsna'
consul in St Louis fer the Netherlands Inc
son does not believe his father committed SUI
eide but thinks that death was accidental Hs
explained that his father had been victim Oh
mental alteration.
Consul Haagsna. who was seventy-six years
old disappeared mystertously IuesoaS. no
came to St Louis in 1855 and became leader
t, uo,1and-Auerican circles in this city. Finally
ne was appointed as local consul representing
his country and his commission bears the SIG
nature of President Lincoln in ratification OF
his appointment. He personally administered
the duties of his office until year ago. wnen'
on account of his advanced years. he was super
seeded il the active work by Vice-Consul Ten
Brock.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
NO TRACE OF MANUFACTURER.
Detectives Believe Seward Heidelbaeh May
Be the Victim of Thieves.

No trace has been found Of Seward Heioeloacn'
the wealthy Cincinnati manufacturer VINO olsap-
peared Monday afternoon. after he had been Win
his hrother Alfred formerly Of the white goods
firm of We'll & Heidelbach- AS Mr. Heideioacn
had been suffering from incurabls illness for
wears he was always accompanied by an attend
ant or a member Of the family. but since his re-
turn from Europe. where he had gone to take
treatment for his heart under Professor F1einer.
of Heidelberg he had shown such an improve
naent in health that his brother believed he would
be all right alone for a couple Of hours, and he
arranged to meet him in the brokerage ONCE OF
Newbors & Co., Nc. ~ Broadway
Although in poor health Seward Heideioach has
attended to business. and il for the purpose
Of getting drafts from the American Exprsss Com
pany to pay for goods that he left his brother afer
they had luncheon in the cafe Of the Equitable
Life Building
Detectives the case are working on the theory
that as Heidelbach had $4,000. thieves may have
learned IL and succeeded IN Turing him away n
a carriage automobile. His relatives entertain
the fears.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
WIRELESS TO POOLROOMS.
Yonkers Police Get Sir Men IN Sta
tion Near Empire City Track.

There may be difficulties in getting the results OF
getaway day at the Empire CITY track flashed
down to the poorooms-such are left-for the
Youkers police got six yesterday who have
been furnish of the results Two of the
men, Albert Hopper. OF NO. Ii Macdougal street,
and Frank Gill. OF 147 West AID street, live In
this city The others come from fonkers
The six men, it is alleged. rented a house from
lanes Stevens retired New York patroirnan.
which overlooked the track From there the
news was sent Alberson's ice house, in the hol-
low below the track, from which 1t was sent to
some other station by wireless telegraph
CAPTAIN Lentz and his men visited tie house at
o'clock yesterday as the news of the second race
was being sent out and got six men, Gill anr
lanes Corbett were held suspicious persons.
and the others for violating Section 63S OF the
penal Code as they are alleged to have tapped
Alberson's telephone wire There is also a charse
of assauIting an officer against Stevens.