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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-04-24

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Of
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We Gasoline Engine the market Corn
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-04-24
hydrogen as an llluminant.

The production of oxygen and hydro
gen on an industrial scale by the
decomposition of water with electricity
tic apparatus in Germany has led to
the suggestion that hydrogen thSs
produced may find a wide field of en-
ployment as lighting agent. 1t is
now used for initiating military balloon
For lighting purposes it is compress
ed in steel cylinders. With proper
burner it is said to be a cheaper
illuminant than actetylene the rela-
tive cost for equal Illuminating power
being 25 for hydrogen to so for acety-
lene
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-04-24

counsel. His judgment is deliberate
and sound. He possesses a steadfast
and conservative courage. His heart
is kind. His sympathies sincere and
wise; his dignity modest, but real; his
sense of business exact, equal and abb
ding. His private life is pure; his
home life ideal; his public life unblem
ished
For these reasons we instruct dele
gates at large elected by this conven-
ton and the district delegates here
tofore elected, TO present his name
to the national convention and spare
no effort TO secure his nomination as
the Republican choice for the Presi-
dency."-Central City Republican.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-04-24
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-04-24
RECKLESS DELVING
into FUTURE
Cause of All Panics Says Con-
gresham Burton, of Ohio
Business Depression Is Result Of
Superficial Thought and
HaSty Judgment.

Washington, April 1S.-ln address
ing the House to-day Mr.. Burton, OF
Ohio, practically trais d the present
Is well as of all oih,. seasons of in
lustrial or CONNIE rci.l depression, hC
declared, were L. De fJund in the dis
inctive feat"lCs + progressive CIV
lization, u Z that of the Unit ed Stat es
where operations largely have TO dc
viin calculations ON future require
.lenis and where the greatest pro-
its are realized from a successful an
.icipation of prospective conditions.
Generally speaking he said. there
we're three related causes of depres-
;ion-public and private extravaganza,
lack of harmony between different
branches OF production so that sur
plus of divers classes of commodities
Exists which cannot readily be eX-
changed for others, and the absorp-
ion of a capital of a country in
anticipation of enlarged demands in
he future and the hope for greater
rewards in providing for some new
form of convenience or luxury.
Such uses OF capital" he said, may
be illustrated by cases like that of the
Hoosac tunnel, the subways under Ne'
York City and the rivers adjacent
hereto the Panama canal or in gen.
eral in the change Of circulating to
fixed capital by the construction of
extensive factories building railways
Dr. other public works of any kind"
The loss of discarded implements and
facilities by reason of invention and the
adoption of improved appliances have
attributed as another factor. In conse-
quence he said many profitable in
vestments are lost because newer and
more perfect methods supply the de-
mands which heretofore had been sup
piled in another way.
'In no other country" he declared
has it been the custom so much as
in ours, to throw on the scrap heap ex
pensive machinery and other forms of
equipment for industry or transporta-
tion."
Mr.. Burton asserted that investment
in anticipation of prospective needs
also caused arrangement because of
the exceptionally long interval before
their completion their tardy utilization
after completion and the problematical
success of the enterprise undertaken"
To avoid seasons of depression Mr..
Burton said it would be necessary to
live in some such country as China or
Persia. Every land which has made
rapid strides toward industrial promi-
nence, he said has at some time suf-
fered from a severe slackening Of ac-
tivity in business and in employment
The present depression would not
compare in severity with that of 1873
or that of 1898 nor did ne believe il
probable that at any time in the futur
the distress in business communities
would be SO great as in those years.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-04-24
The Jumping off Place.,

. the Jumping off Place.
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off place when / was advised to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery; and
want to say right now it saved my
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bottle and after taking one dozen bot
ties was a well and happy man again
says George Moore, of Grimesland
N. c. AS a remedy for coughs and
colds and healer of weak sore lungs
and for preventing pneumonia New
Discovery is supreme. SOC and s1.00 at
all druggists Trial bottle free. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-04-24
Neighborhood Favorite.

Mrs. Z. d. Charles, of Harbor, Maine
speaking of Electric Bitters, says
1T is a neighborhood favorite here
with u.s." 1t deserves to be a IA
vorite everywhere. 1t gives quick re-
lief in dyspepsia, liver complaints, kid
ney arrangement, malnutrition, ner-
vousness weakness and general de-
thorough purifier made it espe-
cially useful as a spring medi-
cine. This grand alternative toni
ic sold under guarantee at all
druggists soc,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-04-24

Powers and his attorneys regading the
case.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
Young Girl Testifies
Against Hitchcock
COfrObOrafeS States Charge and
Tells of Visits TO His Home
and to R0Oming Houses

NEW YORK, March 1e-Ellen Won
Hagen, whose accusations resulted in
the indictment of Raymond Hitchcock,
the actor, repeated her story to jury
today.
The girl, who is now in the care of
a society, told of nights spent at the
Hitchcock home at Great Neck. L. L..
and of visits to a furnished room house
In this city. where the defendant had
temporary lodgings.
On each of these excursions she was
accompanied, she said, by either Flora
Winston or Elsie yoecks At the time.
more than year ago, Flora was 16.
the witness was 10, and Elsie was u
years of age.
In his opening address. following the
filling of the jury box today, the prose-
cutor had charged that Hitchcock had
been guilty of misconduct with all
three of these children. When her
testimony was interrupted by adjourn
ment the Won Hagen girl had con-
tirmed the states allegations so far as
she was concerned.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
VICTIM OF GAMBLERS
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
.sIand Near Stockton Found to
Be Mecca for Sharps Of
All Kinds

STOCKTON. March 12.-Cheated of a
small fortune and unable to borrow
enough from the swindlers to continue
n his way, an unidentified man COM
litted suicide today on a little island
near Holts station, where miniature
slonte Carlo aourishes- The death of
the sharpers' victim caused an investi-
cation, which showed the place to be a
mecca for gamblers from San Fran
cisco and Sacramento.
In the arks afioat in the sloughs Of
the San Joaquin river every kind of
came is in full swing. Faro, fantan,
poker and Chinese lottery are the ia
vorites.
The authorities here have learned
that earlier ia the week a Stockton man
was heeced Of s1.2s0 in cash and a $500
diamond by a gambler imported espe-
cially 10 take charge of game at
which the stockton man had been win
ming for several nights.
All the Chinese lottery drawings for
San Joaquin county are held at this
point. and the authorities apparently
are unable TO cope with the situation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
Hint at Horrors in
Harry Thaw 5 Life
Wife'S Friends Say She Is Ready
. to Reveal Orgies to World
If Suit Is Opposed
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


PITTSBURG, Pa, March 12.-Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw is prepared to make as
founding revelations concerning the
life of her husband, Harry Kendall
Thaw. IL he persists in his determine
tion to oppose her divorce suit or If
the 'Thaw family proves recalcitrant in
granting the financial settlement she
desires. Her friends declare that she
has unearthed escapades of .Thaw that
may rival in interest the orgies of the
famous Stanford White tower.
5 Strangest of all the disclosures made
since Mrs. Thaw. began suit for the
annulment of her marriage to Thaw is
the declaration that within a month
he was insane.
At that time she announced her in
tention Of applying for divorce on
the ground that he was crazy before
the ceremony and that all members of
the Thaw family knew it when they
allowed her to wed him. Evelyn Thaw
knew nothing about these escapades at
the time, but Immediately after her
marriage Thaw now and then dropped
remarks that opened her eyes.
She concluded that no mal-in his
right mind could think of such affairs,
much less participate in them; hence
her conclusion, that Thaw was insane.
Evelyn Thaw says she is prepared to
prove all this should occasion require.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
HFVFY
AND HISS At
LYING SHEETS
Students Give Intrepid Graft
Prosecutor Tremendous Ova-
tion in Berkeley
Chronicle, Examiner, Tribune
and Gutter WeekIies Held
Up to Public Scorn
Criminal Alliance of Scurrilous
Publications With Higher
Ups" Is Barred

BERKELEY, March 12.AAn as
tonishing ovation was; given tonight
to Francis J. Heney, special prose-
cutor of the graftcrs of San Francisco,
by 5000 persons in Harmon gym
nasium, under the auspices of the
League of the Republic, an antigraft
organization of the students of the
university. He met much applause
when he denounced the San Francisco
Chronicle and Examiner, Oakland
Tribune and the weeklies of San Fran
cisco.
The largest gathering in the history
OF the university thronged into the
building tonight and cheered Heney to
the echo and made the air sibiIant with
Misses when he referred to the lying
Chronicle, Examiner, Tribune and the
weeklies of San Francisco, who had
sold themselves tc the criminals and
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13

booalers of San Francisco's municipal
'ity.
Heney said in part:
Il have not come here tonight to
answer any charges made against the
graft prosecution either by the Oak
cheap criminal weeklies. or to answer
the charges of the San Francisco
Chronicle. which sold itself to the
Home telephone company for $4,000,
or the San Francisco Examiner. which
would sell itself any time for a mere
$50.
Both Mr.. Spreckels and myself have
been attacked by these scurrilous
sheets for our public spiritedness in
fighting graft and corruption in San
Francisco. These dailies and scurril-
Gus weekIies say that we are aiding
the city for the money there is in it.
To this end we are attacked by the
papers which should serve for the edu-
cation of the masses.
You see in A. Mutt mean, con-
acter of honorable men and an insinu-
ating, cowardly way of libeling them.
The readers of such papers are daily
fed poison and get it into their sys-
tenn through such vicious means.
..At one time all the newspapers
were on the side of the prosecution as
some are now against it. The Chroni-
Gle can turn a back somersault quicker
than any paper in the United States.
First we read a scathing denunciation
of the opinion of the court of appeal; !;
then the wind veers around so that a
bit of shingling hits De Young and
we have a fine exhibition of front
somersault-
But as far as. De Young is con-
cerned l have evidence that he sold
the paper to the Home telephone COM
pany for $4,000. and can prove it,
A gigantic. conspiracy of the public
service corporations has been formed
in San Francisco with the banks in
cluded to defeat the ends of the prose-
cution and overwhelm US. One step
taken in this conspiracy was that of
having two. rabbis perjure themselves
with the end in view that we would
be afraid to answer them. We are not
afraid and will take up the trials of
the rabbis. Ruef. Schmitz and Calhoun.
The libelous papers will be answered
in time, and / intend to sue and prose-
cute them criminally, for the Examiner
and Chronicle have been lying every
day and the Oakland Tribune twice a
day and the weeklies every week
confiuued N, PAGE q T.nftovo f,ouwu,, .
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
Rev. Philip Organ to
Enter a New Field
Appointed by Archbishop RiOr-
dan to PasfOrafe of Star
of the Sea Church


Official announcement will be made.
today by Archbishop Riordan of the
appointment of Rev. Philip Organ to
the pastorate of Star of the Sea
church, which was vacated by the
death of Rev. John B. Coyle March 8.
For II years Father Organ has been
connected with ST. Mary's cathedral.
Previous to his association with the
cathedral he assisted Rev. d. o. Crow
ley in the work of the Youths Direc-
tory.
The League of the Cross and the
Catholic truth society have been the
particular scope of Father Organs
energy. Almost from its inception the
League of the Cross has been under.
his spiritual guidance. Through his ef-
forts it became one of the most unique
and at the same time one of the
strongest temperance organizations in
the country. When the fire came
along it destroyed the uniforms of the
regiment and practically all of its mili-
'tary paraphernalia. The work of reor-
gauization was a difficult task, but
through Father Organs jealous en-
ergy the League of the Cross ca
dets is resuming its oldtime numerical
strength.
The Catholic truth society, of which
he was the head, was, the most effec-
tive instrument of the Catholic church
in the west for the spreading of Cath
Ollie ideals and doctrines and of refut-
ing the ISLANDERS and historical inaccu-
racies that have at different periods
been hurled at the Catholic church.
This work was carried on under the
direction of Father o'Ryan. and many
of its pamphlets issued from his own
vigorous pen.
Besides his other activities Father
O'Ryan has acted as assistant secre-
tary to Archbishop Riordan, aiding
Rev. John Cantwell in his manifold
duties.
Father Organ was educated in All
Haliows' college, Ireland, and after
ward took a course of studies in the
Catholic university in Washington. He
holds licentiate degree from, that in
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
StenOgrapher Paying for Honey
moon With Other Peoples
Money Arrested Here
Uses Signature of Guild OF Mas
sachusetts on Spurious
Checks for Thousands
H. Mortimer Wilson Seeks TO
Save Wife, Member of Prom.
inent Boston Family
Collection of Hotel Silver Found
Among Her Effects at the
st. Francis

After a series of forgeries that the
police say were perpetrated in many
cities between New York and the Pa
cihc coast, in which he used names
from the blucbooks of New England
with reckless dash that procured him
hundreds. H. Mortimer Wilson, or
George F. Langworthy, as he regis
tered himself at the St. Francis hotel,
was lodged in prison yesterday for
attempting to raise $1,000 on a false'v
certified check. forgedwit the name
of Governor Curtis Guild of Massa-
chusetts.
With him was arrested his young
and pretty wife. who is believed TO be
Z member of an aristocratic Boston
family and who is suspected OF hav-
ing assisted him in his operations. She
is being held by the police. but no
charge will be made agalnst her.
While her husband cal eed spurious
checks at different hotels throughout
the country his wife took silver
knives and forks and spoons from the
dining rooms, and added them to a
collection of souvenir silverware. which
was found among her belongings ae
the St. Francis.
Since their marriage the couple have
spent money lavishly- When his funds
ran low. so the police say, Wilson would
certify a check to himself for large
amount and sign it with the name OF
Governor Guild.
Immediately after his arrest it was
found that Wilson was wanted in Dem
yer. where as w. Harcourt Bentley he
deposited a similar check with the
Denver National Bank of Commerce.
There. on the Endorsement Of a prom
inent citizen TO whom he represented
that he was a wealthy businessman
seeking Investment. it Is said he was
advanced $780,
TRIES To SAVE WIFE
Even as he was placed in his cell
and unable to deny the charges against
him Wilson made desperate effort TO
shield his wife He insisted that she
was ignorant Of his operations
Wilson's arrest yesterday was
brought about by his attempt to obtain
$1,000 from the Crocker- -woolworth
bank of this city on certified check
drawn on the Shawmut national bank
of Boston. signed by Curtis J. GuiId Jr.
and certified by D. Barbon. cashier. Will
son had previously deposited another
check for $3.50 in the Crocker bank.
Wednesday he introduced himself and
his wife to G. w. Elmer. chief clerk.
and asked him to cash the check for
$1,000. Elmer refused to do so without
proper Identification, but told Wilson
that IL Auditor Dohrman OF the st.
Francis would indorse the check ne
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
lmpertinent Question No. AZ
What Is a Good Fellow?

For the most original wittiest answer to this cues
ton and the briefer the better-The Call will pay
FIVE DOLLARS. For the next FIVE answers
The Call will pay ONE. DOLLAR each. Prize
winning answers will be printed next Wednesday
and checks mailed to the winners at once. Make
your answer short and address it to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL.
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lynn second olson streets
Once a while a
First cousin affinity.
ant
A faker
de str
deep of chest, long OF limb with ms
that lies in his soft brown and lies and lies, and lies
s. ]. Dhnond Conrad sre
My pocketbook tells when she has found
to c. idelss Noe street city
A safety valve for the emotional
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
THAw,s BROTHER IN STATE

PASADENA, Cal, March 12.-En-
deavoring to keep his identity secret
and refusing himself to all callers, Jo-
siah c. Shaw, brother of Harry Thaw.
arrived here today and went to the Ho-
tel Green, where apartments had been
reserved for him. He registered as
j. c.. Thaw and wife of Waterloo. Ill.
1t is said that Mrs. William Thaw will
join her son here.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
FRIDAY, MARCH 10. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS

YESTERDAY-Clesr; west wind; maximum
temperature, Il; minimum, %.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY--Fair, with in
creasing clcudiness; light north winds. changing
TO west. rage 1u
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13

by Judges DooIing and Lawlor. Page 1e
BANK FAILURE
Supreme court reverses Judge coney's ruling
and grants depositors access TO. books of
wrecked bank. Page
Mrs ]. Dalzen Robertson, hailed before
grand jury, refused to tell whereabouts OF
husband. Page
CITY
arrested with his wife. charged with forging
name Of Governor Curtis ]. Guild Jr. of Msssa-
cbusetts to falsely certified check for
$1,000 Page 1
Rev. Philip o'Ryan appointed to psstorate of
Star Of the Sea church. Page L
City Engineer Msrsden Manson defines Bay
Cities water coupany's projsct as absolutely iD-
ferior to Hetch Hetcby aud Lake Eleanor
schemes for water reservoirs. Page 2
Dramatic club of St. Johns parish viii put
on two performances Of Robert Emmett at
Lyceum theater. Page
committee as it hands Murdock ordinance back
to supervisors Page 16
Mother of man killed by victim of medical
institute faints at sight of slayer. Page z
Marines will police East street after 6eet
arrives Page
Deserted Alaska packer wins divorce aud
offers former wife si25 month ali
mony. Page I6
More evidence OF special rates given by South
erD Pacific placed before the state com.
mission. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
SUBURBAN

Students of University Of California cheer
Hepey in attack on lying newspapers Of San
Francisco and Oakland. Page
Former Governor Pardee shows why machine 5
attack indorses Lincoln Roosevelt republican
league. Page 4
Mrs. Martin is put through third degree
by Oakland police, who say she made damaging
admissions. Page 4
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13

wndl
n name Q
a S Wilson's
Baow IS tn faged check.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13

stitution. No successor has been an
nounced to take his place at the cathe-
draL
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
Register NOW, Republicans

If you don't want Her
rim TO rule you, get on the
register before April IS.
Registration closes April
Is.
Last day on which reg.
iSfered voter can move to
another precinct and not
lose his primary vote,
April 6.
Registrars office i'm the
old city hall open from 9
a. m. TO 5 p. m.
Register NOW, Republicans
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
COAST

Indian squaws Of Nevada 10 he taught Italia
lace making by New York women. Page
Fleet anchors in Magdalena bay ahead
schedule and Washington sends copgrstul,
tions. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
EASTERN

Richmond p. Hobson tells Of effort made 10
bribe him at investigation into affairs of SUBJ
marine boat. Page 2
Harry Thaw's wife hints at horrors in his
life which she viii reveal if her suit for divorce
is opposed. Page i
Stock holders Of Union, Pacific demand that
suit to make L. II. Hartman disgorge
$40. 900, 600 be brought at once. Page 1
Motion TO create pension list of retired volun-
teers fails to pass house committee on military
affairs Page 2
Slayer Of priest condemned to death by jury
in Denver. Page 2
Young girl tells Of visits to lodging houses
where Raymond Hitchcock lived and to his
Long island home. Page 4
Nebraska convention unanimously instructs
delegation for Taft. Page 3
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
GRAFT
BANK FAILURE

Ruef is rebured in pleas for early release
by Judges Dooling and Lawlor. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
Those fim-fam primaries Page
Inferior and expensive cab service. Page
Defects in the sherman law. Page g
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
SPORTS

Stanford athletes defeat the junior team Of
the Olympic club on the cinder path BY score
Of Sc l-S TO 26 2-S. Page 10
Tommy Fullum's colors again carried to vic
tory at Santa Anita track by Lois Cav
anagh. Page o
Anxious TO win the Thornton stake, Thomas
H Williams purchases from G. ". Scott Big
Bow for 5000. Page. Q
-Four favorites, second choice and third
choice win at Emeryyille. Page 0
Alcfbiades, 60 to / shot, is disqualified
after fnislsng first in fifth race because of
fouling OF Husky by Jockey BoreI who is sus
pended for 80 days. Page 0
Britt and Mcfarland are in no bury to sign
up for their coming fight Page 10
johnny Murphy and Cyclone Thompson are
ready TO meet in 20 round min tomorrow after
noon- Page 10
Utitymsn George Wheeler Of the Seals squad
is released to the Los Angeles team. Page 10
Seals and first team of the White Sox line up
at Recreation park this afternoon. Page 10
LABOR
Electrical mechanics No. 1 and electrical
workers union No. decide to merge. Page 2
MARINE
Steamer Mann Smith. built in the east for
coast lumber trade. arrives from B2iti-
more Page 10
MINING
Report Of rich strike comes too late to affect
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
MINING

Report Of rich strike comes too late to affect
trading. Page IL
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13

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