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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-31
HoIsINeToN HAPPENINGS.

From the Dispatch. July %
A son was born to John Buhrl and
wife Thursday.
A son was born to Mr.. Kohler and
wife, Of Red Wing, July 18th.
Jake Stoskoph has taken charge Of
the Pacific elevator and will buy
wheat this fall.
Ira FAN will have big public sale
Monday, the 9th, and will then move
to Hodgeman county to make his fu.
ture home.
The school board have elected the
following teachers for the ensuing
year. The position as superintendent
Is yet vacant, but several parties are
under consideration.
Principal, Virginia E. Coleman, SIS.
9Th Grade, James Freer, $40. -
High School, Grace Sutherland. $50.
9Th Grade, Cora McCauley, S55,
9th Grade, Bertha Bitner, SIS.
4th Grade, Eva Snodgrass, $50.
3rd Grade, Maude Nimocks, $50.
End Grade, Elma Soderstrom, $50.
Primary, Matte Cheney, s55. g
Primary, Jennie B. Momyer, $50.
A little excitement was caused Sun
day afternoon when a stranger by
the name Of o. S. Tolbut, emerged
from box car with his face badly
beat up and his pockets empty. He
claimed that while in friendly game
with four other fellows named Tom
and Roy Miller, ], o. Mcclure, and
Jack Ray, set upon him and after
beating his face awhile, robbed him o z
$3.50. The alleged robbers started
southwest Of town and a posse start
ed after them, capturing them near
the Tromer place. They were brought
back to town and lodged In the city
jail under a charge Of assault and bat
terry. The case was tried before JUS
tice Prindle Monday morning. Tom
Miller and ]. o. MCGUIRE were found
guilty and sentenced to 30 days in
Jail and the charge against Jack Ray
and Roy Miller was dismissed. Dep
uty Sheriff Shattuck took the prison
ers to Jail Monday afternoon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-31
Luncheon.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Moses enter
tanned about forty young folks Satur-
day evening at luncheon for Miss .Rut
Moses, of Chicago, Miss Gertrude Gull
lers, of Scandal, and Mr.. James Whit
ney, Of Lincoln, Neb., A dainty repas
was served, and a delightful evening
enjoyed by the guests.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-31
cLAFllN CLIPPINGS.

From the Clarion. July %.
W. P. Veach and family are mov-
ing to Eureka, Kansas, where they
will make their home.
VIM. Frymiller, of Route /, has
moved to Preston where he will max
his home in the future.
Simon Kidney is preparing to soon
build large barn and machine shed
on his lots in the west part of town,
which he purchased last fall.
Dave Crow yesterday began laying
the foundation for a new carpenter
shop on the lots just north Of the
Evans building, on Main street.
Miss Lucy Dalziel has charge of tn,
Central office during the day and at
night Charley Wood looks after the
same, during the absence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams.
Kenneth Roahen had the misfor
tune to have his arm pretty badly In
jured while playing ball with the Stel
ling team one day last week. His
arm is getting along all right now.
Henry Disque was in town yester'
day, the first time since his sickness
Henry was confined to his bed for
five weeks, and is looking little THU
in flesh as a result. He says he is
feeling pretty good now.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-31

The rain on Saturday night was ter
rifle and about the heaviest for a lont
time. The north part, as well as sew
eral other places in town, is covered
with water. The drainage Of the
north part Of town seems to be a big
question. OF course the water is fall.
ing some, but 1t should get away fast
er than 1t does.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-31

Among other damage done by Sat
urday nights storm, was the killing
Of Ira Brougher's pony, which he has
been driving for several years. The
animal was in Harvey's pasture, and
was likely killed by lightning.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-23
THE HERMIT OF DISMAL SWAMP.

Continued from Page Three)
man, French, Hebrew and Greek-but none
could understand him.
Last year number Of the ''Scrap-Book"
fell into my hands, and I read therein Of the
disappearance Of member Of the House Of
Hapsburg. Although the dates of the disap-
pearance of this man and the appearance Of
cur Hermit seem to conflict, but it can be pos
sible. John Ortiz, after renouncing all claims to
the crown of Austria for pretty Mile Stuebel,
and after leaving 'London" in 1888 on the
'Marguaretthe," who knows but that the
cruel "Hatteras" robbed him Of all that he
had given up, the jewels and gold Of Aus
tria, and cast him alone on the shores a
shipwreck, with all that made life dear to him
gone?
In this sketch [ have, under the circum-
stances, given true history of this mystic
rious human being
No one would readily believe the conditions
under which he lives, for it seems impossible
for any human being to undergo such hard
ships for so long time, but there is prime
cause for all things. Who and what could
have prompted him to this, who he is, and
from whence he came, how much longer he
will be able to live this animal life, are ques-
tons that remain to perplex u.s.
| can only guess, but l hope that some one
may be able to solve these problems.
IRWIN REED.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-23
THE JEFFERS ONIAN.

struction, is most dangerous destructive, and
even revolutionary.
There is little doubt, however, that the
President shares this belief with his cabinet
officer. In this very message of his he con-
tends because wheat corn, and grain are raised
In many different States, and uniform stand
ard of grade is desirable, that therefore con-
gress ought to establish the national system
of grading wheat, corn and grain. The same
contention might be made with equal plausi-
bihty about cotton. The President contends
further that the products to which he refers,
VIZ: wheat, corn and grain, ought not to be
admitted to interstate Or foreign commerce
unless they conform to the national standard.
Gentlemen Of the House, this doctrine is dan
gerous to the extreme. If the power to regu-
late interstate and foreign commerce is TO be
made the pretext and excuse for Selling upon
and regulating every domestic affair and every
internal concern in every state in the Union,
how long will the states continue to exist and
how long will the constitutional system Of
government founded by our fathers, and which
Republicans, as we'll as Democrats, profess
to love, survive? This continuous and insid-
ious encroachment upon the powers and rights
of the States contravenes the most fundament-
al doctrine of the Democratic party; and as
it seems to be the Presidents theory of the
government, I say that for that reason in
spite of the many good things that he has
done, and in spite Of the many noble impulses
that he has had, he can never be Democrat:
and If our Republican friends console them
selves with the delusion that they had ever
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-23

an insult to American intelligence. The pa
per referred to contends, just as the Demo
cratic party contended two years ago, that if
the American manufacturer would sell his
product little cheaper to the American con-
sumner, the American consumer would be able
to buy more Of it, and labor would be en-
ployed just the same. (Applause.)
The question as to when the tariff is to be
revised is entirely within the control Of the
Republican party. Will that party follow the
Roosevelt plan and revise it after the cleo
ton, or will it accept the Cannon doctrine
and revise it either when we have no more
prosperity or "when it will do more good
than harm to the great mass of the people,?
The responsibility of this question rests
tirely upon Republican shoulders. We Demo
Gratis, as yet, have no power to revise it. We
say that it ought to be revised now. We say
that revision has been too long delayed. We
have been insistent, persistent and consistent
in cur demand that the people shall have re-
lief from the burdensome duties and oppres-
sive schedules of the Dingley tariff. So far
the people have made the mistake of denying
to themselves the relief that will come from
revision, but surely they will realize what
Ec4r True luLoFeSCS are UeIOT0 IUuCu longer,
find surely, when high priests in the temple Of
(protection, like my distinguished friend from
Pennsylvania (Mr Dalzell) and this iron and
steel publication which was founded for the
purpose Of maintaining high tariff, dis
agree-when high priests Of that distinguished
and exalted character differ, then the honest
consumer is about to come into his own.
Who is to revise the TARIFF We can not
settle when it is to be revised, but tell you,
and I say it without any intention Of giving
personal offense to anyone, that had soon
call on convention Of thieves to revise the
laws against larceny as to call convention
or congress of people who believe in high
protection for projections sake alone, to re-
wise the tariff laws. IF there is any revision
cf that character, it will be revision upward
and not revision downward. If the masses
of the people are to ever get any relief, the
tariff must be revised in their interest, and not
in the interest of the protected manufacturing
; classes. applause on the Democratic side.)
There is one other thing in the President s
message to which I wish to refer as briefly
my disposal The one thing only, outside Of
some few personal views and social habits,
that keeps the President from being pretty
good Democrat, is that he is fundamentally
and entirely Hamiltonian. He seems to be-
ieve in the Capitalization Of all power in the
federal government, and in the absorption Of
as much Of the federal power by the executive
n
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-23
PAGE FIFTEEN.

lent linn to US, then we give him back to them
with our compliments. (Applause.)
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-01-23
HEALTH IS WEALTH
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work, physically mentally,
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The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
STUBBORN LITIGATION.
Especial 10 The sentinel. }

Bloomington. Ill. Nov. l3.-Illus-
tratinS 10 what lengths the great Am
erican citizen will go when his stub
horn sVie is aroused and there is 4
chance TO win through litigation. is
"A case in the DeWiil County Circuit
0ourt jnst appealed from the County
Court
James H. Gahcrtyr an employe oil
the Illinois Central. purchased a pair
of Shoes for So from a local firm.
Alleging defect Gaherty refused
payment and was sued. He lost his
case in the justice court. costs being
assessed against him of S6.S5- He
appealed to the Couaty Court and
ilozt theIv,, his s7osts there being
$il $50. sStill confident oh victory
Fhe flias appealed to the Circuit Court.
anu may so TO the SupGssme Court
iHis expense through loss of time
lin Intending the various trials, his
atturncy fees, those of mis- opponent.
cour1 costs and other expenses in the
case have aggregated tS1T5.15 ) tc
date. Neither side sho@s any dis
position to quit.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
WILL TELL KAISER
HE MUST BE GOOD
Chancellor yonBuelow is Determined
to Have a Plain Talk E'ith
German Emperor.
He MUST KEEP HIS MOUTH SHUT
IRv Associated Press l

Il =
Barlin. Germany, NOr- 13-<haD7
cellnr Won Bnelow is 10 meet Em-
peror William ut Kici Monday. II
the Chancellor and his sovereign are
in agreement ON the matter af fitt turt,
policies. and IL the Chanrs.lloi is to
remain in office, the German pcopls'
will he at once informed ii his ma
iesty accepts the spirit of the declari'-
tions made in the ReiChstag by the
Chancellor last Tuesdny-
These statements were that neither
Prince Won Buelow nor amy sticeeed-
ing chancellor could rensain IN office
unless his majesty is npsI,e reserved
in his .utteranc.s.
The ChnncelItr will take with him
TO kiI ,eyidencs. of the feeling the
country has regarding fbs- emperor
independent ACTION in AnattorS OF
state He will s-<,t forth t2aat the Hof-
eien ifnirs committee Of isllndesrafli'
or federal council are fsr1n in the
opinion that IL will he wiser for the
emperor not to. express HE x'ie.y* af-
fecting relations of the ezsqsirc with
other countries except tlirDr2h his me-
sponsibIc minister.
Practically all iAlc leatiine: Journals
of the empire have taken ffa~ ps'SItfs'i'
that the essiperora asnust b~ isnsi'e can
tio,i> in tis. .ifutus~-- t
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
IlrBAN ELECTION TOMORROW
lspecial to .ulle sentinel }

Havana, Nov ia general eiec-
tius for pzvssiden.. vice president
repa esentatiNs.s and senatorial elec-
tors will be held in Cuba tomorrow.
Dr. is believed uihat the oalioting
will pass OH quietly and that there
Will be no seriiousi1 rouble.
bose Miguel Gomez. the candidate G
OF ipoth the Aiguslists and Zagista
wings of the liberal party. VIII prob
abby ,,be reie,1ra1. Une fusion of abe
liberals has made that party dfsitiT CT
ly more powerful ulr,n the conserya
tive party. w.h5ssh is led by Genera
Mario Menocal Tor president The
iatter represents whst was formerly
knowE as the Inudera te party which
eleetas former a'y'esi,sent Paiira.
The terms of the presideEt and
vice IEesident TO be elected an1Ifen'-
Uyw w1ll expire MAY 30. 1919
The United States rroops Will be
withdrawn On JanriaIy -2S. 1898 and,
with the inauguration of the new
Dresident. the rrnuteG orate nj The
United states VIII oe4na and s-Gitrl
VIII again become rcIaiblic in fact
rs well as in name
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
WILL PENArrzE BACHELORS
{ Especial to The sentineI.l

Especial to The Sentinel
Webster City, Ia, Nov. 13.--At the
resunion of the Tjernagle family last
week held at The Nels Peterson homo
north of Randall il WAS decided that
it was necessary 10 pens,lizc member?
who persisted in remaining unmar-
ried after u certain age which was
set at twenty-five years.
There were 100 members present
at this reunion and the record of the
family shows that there have been
i52 descendants of Peter and Helga
Tjernagle six generations lack. or
these. eighty-scven are related by
marriage. There have been IN all
uinety-two deaths, leaving 400 de
sccndants living at present II, most
remark able showing but moIc r.
markable still is the fact that during
the past year there has not been :
single death in the family. The sec
retail vs. record also shows that with
In the '>yGar there have beeu three
marriages and fourteen births.
The next, annual meeting of tnfs
remarkable family VIZ be bcld in
STRAIT ford. Webster comfy.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
LRv Assntanted Press. ]

iPekin. Nov. / 13--The emperor OF
,Eeina was reported dead at o'clock
this morning 1t was impossible.
however. to secure an official confir-
rnsution up TO g o'clock this evening
His majesty wss transferred to the
heath chamber AZ . pm. At that
hour he was stin breathing.
Two imperial edicts We're issued
from the palace this afternoon in
roiCk succession The first makes
Prince ChIn regent of the empire-
and the second appoints his son. Pn
Mel, heir presu1uptive.
simultaneously with the removal
oil the emperor 10 the death chamber
eifSthe ''forg1iddenncity." the members
nitthe grand coupfiil assembled a, thF
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
LONG MISSING MAN
IN FOUND IN ASYLUM
Mark Harrington. Once Chief of Ma
tion's Weather Service, Disap-
peared 10 Years Ago.
HE IS NOW A HOPELESS MANIAC
LBy Nssocia I'd Press.

by ASSOC Ia tea Press.
New \ ork, Nov. I:i-Niark W Har-
rinxfon, one time chief of the Uniied
States Weather Bureau and well
known scientific man, who disappear
ed from home ut Mount Vernon. " J.
nearly ten years ago and for whom
his .lHif,a and son have been seeking
. *ac, it i reported today. is ap
4 <s.stc OF the New Jersey asylum for
The insane at Morris Plains Tbr
man supposed 10 be Harrington was
found wandering in the streets of
Trenton over year ago. His identity
was learned by a chance reading nf
an article in western paper by his
son. dcscribing the mysterious ps-
tient in the asylum.
Professor Harrington was "a grad
uatc OF the nivcrsify OF Michigns
ard was at ore time president of the
University OF Washington at Seattie-
Harrington is II hopeless mental
wreck.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
TO OUTWIT STRInERS
TYPEWRIIERS ARE USED
Especial to Tho SeniineE n

Cleveland. Nov. 13.-The strike ~
the rrinters on Tho Hungarian News
and The IunSarian Szabadsag has ~
suited in one of the most novel pub
lications ever issued here.
The Szabadsag. which Translator
means Liberty. appeared as if il hsE
been typewritten. Typewriting WIZ
in fact, the basis upon which tT~s
editor. f. p. Kohanyi. was able tn
produce his rsrer.
The typsw ritten sheets then weM
Photographed. and from the photo
graphs printing plates were made
Just as photograph is engraved for
purposes of printing.
The eugravings of the typewritteL
sheets were then placed together Is
consecutive order and from these abs
papers were printed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
NO HOPE FOR THEM.
IBv Associated Press. l

ANY. NOV. f3.-l;ESCUE OPERA
TIoNS TO REACH THE MEN EN-
TOMRED by YESTERDAYS kN-
PLOSION IN THE RADBODY MINE:
HAVE NOT YET BEEN RESUMED
As THE NINE is STII4L ON FIRE
AND THERE Is DANGER OF FUR
THEIR EXPLOSIONS FROM DYNA--
MITE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE
PIT. THE AUTHORITIES STATE.
THAT THERE STILL REMAIN :sa5U
MINERS BELOW. BUT NO HOPE HS
ENTERTAINED THAT TREY CAN
BE SAVED. \ NUMBER OF WO-
MEN HAVE BECOstE INSANE
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
BIG LUNCHEON TODAY.

The l O'Clock luncheon given b.
Mesdames Rich. Ella and White this
afternoon at the La Court hotel, was
one of the prettiest and most elabor-
ate social functions OF the season.
The luncheon was served in the
unique curio hall. known as the In
dian room. The windows We're all
shaded and this added beautifully tf
the yellow and white effect OF the
golden light which flooded in from
the south windows.
The tables, being set in T shape
We're lighted by candles in silver can
.dies;icks. Magnificent large yellow
chrysanthemums in artistic vases al
ternated with the blazing yellow can
dies. There were fifty guests in all.
the affair being given in honor F.
Mrs. Gustave VanfIoorebeke.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
A GREAT COAL FAMINE
THREATENS THE NORTHWEST

Especial 10 The SHutinel- v
= chicago Noy.'fs5.-AcconreDn =
+ to the tieclaratioa of raihiaad :
+ freight oricials. another coal ]
+ famine is inevitable in rhe :
+ northwest during the colil1mg :
+ wins-.r. auo there'df no way so 9
r prevent IL They base t4seis ]
r opinion upon the lnck of pre- 4
= pare6ness at'this tinr' TOR siren :
+ uous conditions.
+ 80 -
The rsult is not ,wrh the rail-
roads. because forA months they haTs
been urging dealers to pur IN soo1
supply OF fuel anti Tpottta9se- the enah-
ces they have OIL FORMER occasions
which subjected sfhenit TO great deDr-
walton and asufferirg becanke the rail
reads We're blocked with SNOW anf
unable to afford inelief. - year oi
two ago the tIea lefs were accused ol
having deliberately failed to order a
large supply an order that til~y' might
nut up their prices with scarcity as
san excuse for so doing,
In response to the great ,ef1orts oi
the railroads during the pas sum
nser to induce dealer no ma b~ q large
and early storage, they insist tha'
they. are without faGifrieS to fso SO
aud have. said Also that they d'n moi
c4re to take the rick or storing Goa
on rthe ground. They do not appeal
to be alarmed. by the possibility OF
"a famine. and believe that whateTti
extra storage is required should sSt
provided by the railroads. The lat
ter have, therefore. given 'attentioG
solely to storing their ow@ supply.
ahead of consumption
II is stated that less than 10000
400 tons have been shipped iTom the
3'ittsbups district to the Great lakes
this year, as against IL .Ooo.ssOO tic
$4,000 .OGl in other seasons.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
IT'S "A NEAR CAPITAL

Especial TO The Sentinel
Hot Springs, Va Nov. l3.-Whsst
might he designated the near capi-
tai seems to have been established
here in the Virginia naou1rtains.
'president-eleot Taft had surround
ing him yesterday the largest coterif
of statesmen and poiitirfar MS that have
been with hihs since the e1tuiion.
. Vice President -elect Sherman. Will
fiam l.. Ward OF New York. Repre-
sentative -rheotiore Il. BURTON OF
Cleveland, Senator Bourne of Oregon,
Senator f3urkett of Nebraska and
Senator scott of West Virginia swero
pIssent daring the day u.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13

Rev. David C. Peters. of Trinidad.
Colo, one of the best known min
listers of the Christian church in Colo
rado. stopped over in Grand Junction
LAST evening while enroute 10 Idaho,
and filled the pulpit at the local
Christian church He delivered one
of the ablest. most interesting and
effective sermons heard in this city
in a long time. He is an eloquent
and earnest speaker. Rev. Peters
has accepted call to church at
Payette. Idaho, and is now enroute to
Payette. He has to give up his worl,
at Trinidad owing to the fact that
the high altitude is affecting his
health.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
A counterfeit half dollar was baine

A counterfeit half dollar was being
exhibited by "a well known gentlemen
this morning. The medal was n
masterpiece of workmanship and was
80 skillfully made that none of the
spectators who examined il could tell
which one 1t was when mixed with
several genuine coins. In weight and
size II was exact and lacked only in
the true ring of the silver coin when
dropped on hard substance. such as
the cement sidewalk or glass show
case.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
WHICH CITY WILL WIN ;
IDy Associated press. !

DENVER, NOV. 1:s.-BEYOND
ADOPTING 4 REPORT OF THE
CONNITTE ON RULES, THE CON
yENTION OF THE AMERICAN
FEDERATION OF LABOR DID
LITTLE TO-DAY. ADJOURNING AZ
FER A BRIEF SESSION UNTIL TO
MORROW. THIS WAS DONE To
ENABLE VARIOUS COMMITTEES
TO CONSIDER VARIOUS MATTERS
REFE.RRED TO THEAI.
DETROIT, MILWAUKEE, ST.
LOUIS, LANSING, MICH. TORONTO
AND WASHINGTON HAVE EA-
TENDED INVITATIONS FOR THE
NEXT CONVENTION.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
Co = = fAE JOKE.
Z Special to The Sentinel.

Laurens. S. c., Nov. 3.-Thorn-
well Boyce and Wade G. Pinson were
accompanying Miss Mary Brown
home in buggy from IA party, when
Boyce suggested to Pinson in an I'M
dertone that he discharge his revol-
yer in order to friehten Miss Brown.
Pinson pulled the trigger. but the
pistol failed to go off, but in trying
to readlust The hammer it was dis
charged. killing Boyce.
Pinson has been released on bail.
as the Killing was clearly accidental,
All the parties are prominent.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
.lspecaal TO Tho sentinal.l

Especial to The sentinel
Wichita I<ans.. Nvv- 13--oscar
Huber shot And killed his wife. shof
rat his moth-rin-law- Mrs. MA. Tur-
ner. then turned the rerFolver on him
self and blew out his brain
His wife who was kil3ed fDrtantiy-
s,7ld a 4-nionths-old child in her
arms, and the weight oI aer body fell
on the child. seriously and perhaps
fatally ininr'iag it.
The shooting was the Eeslitt OF "a
fanily qnlTrs,
Huber WAS recently hF-Ieased from
jdil. where he had b-en oonfnrid for
Is months because he 1Isit dynamite
on nthe Santa fe raiIruaS tTad4s and
attempted TO v,seck a train.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-13
A MAJORITY OF Sc.

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DENVER. Nc)t. 1s.-CCMT.lafTF,
JgsH' CONiI'II Erqo .tisON
~SEG1.vA OF 13Ik. STHTt,
ON iEEGISIlz1cv RAa-s2-s -stfDW
THAT THE DEMOCRATS WILL
HAVE a MAJORITY OF ~ IN Tti Il.
tyN JOINT seaanT1T.
TIRE LARGEST MAJORITY ANY
PARTY lever HAD IN TIE Ig.CSsS-
laArUIsfs. THE stBMOCItA1S W'IalL.
MA,NlE A M-tJ0IsaLA OF 10 N TIL
kH,NATE AND Al IN THE HOrSf..