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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
Weeen $d)winoelns
uerbaftet.
Sat gaufcu nm cine Snmmc BON
$4,000 bctrugcu.
Gatte unrker $1,000 in elmer
an0eren gank 0rponirrt.
3os bann in siuei anScrcn ganfcn
anf iein fleincs Seppiitum.
Can Tranciscp, 9. Ot1r,.

. Il q rancts CO, .. Wars.
@Nparb 3. Smitb lpuroe geitern
bier unter Ser 2lnflage perbaitet, nit
etnem &apital bon $1,000 orei 9an'
fen Inn cine Summe bon $4,000
beI6luinOelt 81 baben. g8ie Die Eoli'
sci iagt, er0ffnete er Dor fllr5er 3eit
elm Sonto IN Ser Canton 8anf bon
Sal 6rancisco, inoem er $1,000 De-
ponierte. Gr lieB oieieSumme tatiGh.
lid unberitbrt iteben, inoem er Der.
i6iebentlid oie fleinen Summen, Die
er bernusnabm mieoer erieste. slls
er it'd Damn 0aS 8ertrauen Der 9e.
amten Ser Canton Sanf erporben
bate, iOa Smith nah SEEM Dprf &c.
reiit iein unb BORT in elmer Der Ban.
fen einen @ediel bon $4,000 9egen
Ole Canton 9anf Oeponiert baben.
Son gtelp Oorf ioQ er nah 9l6eroeen,
@is., geretIt iein uno einen Gbniihen
@e6iel in elmer Der oortigen 9anfen
beponiert baben. Damn begunn er alif
beiOe @e9iel 5u 3ieben, oa 6ie Ban.
fen in Grfabrlng gebrabt batten,
6aB er Elm &onto bel Der Canton
9anf babe, aber lie batten iib augen'
i6einlih niht erfunOigt, Die bod Der
9etrog iei.
gSie Oie 9oIisei mitteilt, gelang es
ibm alif iein 3epoiitrm BON $1,000
$4,000 5u erlangen unb penn er
nidt ben @unih gebabt bdtte, 9ia'
manten fir Elm i5rauen5immer 5ll
fauien, rpiirbe es ibm mabriheinlich
aelungen ieir, iein Sriginalfapital
5nriid d5rerbaltcn.
glm IeBten Samstag faufte er Ell.
men groben 0iamantcn bon einem
SSSlupelierlaben unb iiberreihte einen
Gbef bon $500 gegen Die Canton
Sanf. Der @eih6itsfiibrer 0es Su'
pelierla0ens ipeigerte iih, oieien an.
Sunebmen, bis cine ltnterlu6llng Dor.
0enommen ppr0en iei, iun0 ba er
8er6a6t idb6pfte, tnfornierte er Die
8oli5ei. Sin 8ebeimpoli5iit elite
nod ser Canton 9anf, mo- er ben
SfpinoeI erfubr unO Snlitb iofort
perbaftete.
Die &oIi5ei ingt, bob ser Wtann
fiir5li6 aus Sem ct. Quentin 3u6ts
bouie, no er megsn lines friiberen
sfpinOelS in S6be bon $4,000 Ell.
ne Stroie perbiibt bate, entlolIen
woroen lei. Ter gome Smitb, ia8en
lie, lit Elm alias uno man bebauptet
baB Ser (Sfrpinbler elmer angele6cnen
iSamiIie 0ieier Stoot au9ebort. Gte
9oIisei iudt ictt nah Sem 6rauen'
5immer, Oas fiir cine Iiitueridworene
gebalten miro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
Simmer urrriihter.
Gin Grant Ocrlanst eincn Erpgi6i'
tipns5niab snr &pnititutiDn.
SO q aIbin9ton, 9. MGrs.

40 ! y y " ~. .9tuio.
Gin Hrobi6itionS.I ENHANCEMENT 5ul
gunoesfonititution lit nun audi in
&ongreB eingereiht porOen. Del
grobe gnti6eroungsfampf itebt be-
Dor; Die sSreiiinnigen iino errpab.
uno Die 0unfelmGnner piiien re61
gut, oab, penn iie ieBt ben &i
perlieren, tie an ieine @ieoerauf-
nabme lange ni6t oenfen fonnen
Sbre Iusii9ten peri6lehtern iib je.
Den Gag, ipie bieienigen ibrer 9egner
iib beiiern, oarum bieten lie alle ibre
8rGite auf. SSest Bat nun Der be
riibtigte Erobibitions-Granf aheior
aus einem Der hrnflen &ongreBbe.
5irfe bon EennipIpanien i'm Sfepr6,
ientantenbouie 0en folgerOen ge.
ihluB be5iiglih ctneS @erioiiungs.
5l1iabes fir Irobi6itoin eingebra6t
n@eidloHen bonn Senot uno Ge,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser Ser. Staaten
I'M &ongreB periummelt, uno nit 3il.
itimmung bon 5pei Iritteln ieoes
Sauies, oaB Der fofgenOe 3uiat 81
Der Gerfniiung Sen 8eieb9ebunger
Ser peri6ic0enen Stonten unter6rei.
tet unO i'm Safe ieiner @eitGtiguno
bur6 Greipiertei Der heiogten 8ciet,
gebungen Elm Seil Ser &onititution
iper0en ioQ, nimlih:
r9ie 6a6rifntion, Ser Gerfauf unO
Der Support bon beraui6en0en @e.
trGnfen, nit GinibIuB bon 9ier, alc
uno @ein, iopie Opium, aofaiu
ODER anoeren rorfotii6en 0roguen
altber fir meOi5iniihe uno me6ani,
ife 3Defe, ioQ in Sen Ser. Staatcn
lmo alien Serritorien, mo- oie Ser.
Staaten SurisOiftion baben ooer er.
langen m0gen perboten iein. Der
&ongreB ioa bas Ge6t baben, ourf
geei9nete 8ciete bie 9eitimmurger
oieieS artifelS als5ufiibren."
Gs lit natiirIi6 nift 0aran su oen.
fen, OaB 6ieier Goridlag als t6. oOer
irgeno Elm anoeres glmenOement IN.
ierer gunbeSperfaiiltng aneebdnai
miro, aber er illuItriert oie SoQbeit
Der Wtuder tn6 SSanatifer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
Anfrre SdIladjt'd)ittlu E.
Sampft beil nno mnnter Der @asSa'
lcncnsSn6t su.
g q II ei 0, Sal, 9. Ofdr,.


Die erIte Serbinoung, Sie cieiG
Riiite nit Der 6lotte bes stomira!;
gpans gebabt bat, lit our6 Sen &rell,
ser st. 2ouis" in Ser Samstagn1Gi
eingetroffen. Gie st. 2ouiS" III,
ter Dem &ommanoo bes GomnanOC,
q. u. lliber, befinoet iih 3um Sh2i.
beni6ieBen in Der Wa8oalenl,9uf).
Die Hahrift fam bon Ger oGonnee,
ticut" Dem 6laggitiff 6e8 2t9m!.al,
guans unO 5eigte, 0aB Oie 6lotce Mi
regelrehter 8eifnuinOigfcit 13jC
Wteilen iiiOli6 ponWogbnlero Gampf
te. Sie 9otifait lpurOe Don ser st
2ouis" aufgeiangen lunO non Gitie,
na6 Ben Stationen al Ser &Iite ac
ihidt unb in @are Sslan0 gcitary
morgen 2 llbr 80 auigenommcn. M
Stationen an ser &iiite ucriuGtn n,
Der sSlotte in Terbin0ung 5u trcteH
Gan 9icgo, Gal., 9. Nirj.
@eaen 10 llbr 80 geitcru @crmit
rag ineloete sic orabtloic Statiou ii
Yoint Come, Sal, boB iic cine Gepe
ihe Ses slSmirals GpanS uon ieiner
Slaggidiffe Connecticut" fiir oas
Slottenoepartement erbalten babe
Die bieiisen Warine6eborSen bcnfen
Dab bie Slotte am Sonntas, Ben 10
WGr5, in ser WagSalenen.gudt ein
treffen miro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
Gmma 6o.0maun
9ann in Chicago fein 9ofal erbaltcn,
nm cine 9ieSe su baltcn.
6 bicaqo, 8 9OeGrs,

Sic beriidtigte emma @olomann
bat geitern feline 0iientli6e Serlamm.
lung in Gbicago abbalten f0nnen, oo
ben geIisern unO 8ei6dfts iii6rern
Ofentli6er Snllen ser Itrenge 9efebl
ieitens ser BoIi5ei 5ugegangen mar,
feline Saae 81 Oieiem 3lpede 5u Der.
mieten. Gin Seriu6 Der Social
Science 2engue, geitern aben0 cine
geriammllln9 in einem 3tmmer 0es
Sreimaurer SenpelS ab3ubdlten,
puroe burh Die Goli5ei pereitelt.
ghpa 200 Witglieber ser 8eleQihaft
periammelten ii6 in ser grpartung,,
cine geoe Ser @olOmann 81 b0ren,
ba lie ni6t tpuBten, OaB ser 9lgent
bes 8ebGu0es bic Ieriammluna nid)t
eeitattet bate. sic ,purben BON Dem
@Gdter aligeiorbert, oen Saal 81
perIaiien, unb ba lie iih ipei9erten,
,puroe Gle Yoli5ei gerufen, Die lie an
bie friihe 2uit beforoerte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
0binehfd,e
Dlnttaten.
Ncnn Ghincicn urrSen in guitun ue.
gen WprScs pernrteilt.
Dabrn Cans 8 cute an btllel
Gngr aLf DER strabe rridDOG Il.
Der glnitiftcr sn Der SGanotat, Gin
reidcr Snnimann, inter Den
Ia. @ernrtciiten.
g 0 il on, 8. 9Of1ra,

~ II III, ~. UtuId,
@arrp Charles, elmer Der rei6lten
unO eintluBrei6iten Gbineien in 80.
lton, ilno adt Ieiner 2onosleitte, Die
ais beriidjtigte .geilmGnner" befannt
iino, wuroen am SamStagabeno ipdt
bon @eitmoIenen i'm Superior.ari.
minalgeriht 6es Woroes i'm eriten
@raoe in bier S1len fiir ihuloig be.
funoen, inSem iie bier Gbineien i'm
letter glugult ermorOet baben. Gin
Sebnter slngeflagter, Gee @att, itarb
leste @ohe ploslib IN ieiner 9elle,
,pdbreno Ger Bro5eB Der 10 Srienta.
lem i'm @ange mar.
Sir i6uloig bef,lnoen ipurben:
Neing Sins, Som @oon, Seong
Song, @ong 9nf, 8ong Sap.
Dong gof, cling Du Sune unb 8ar.
rp Gbarles - lie paren angeflagt.
Gbin Dtone Guin, @ong Sbu
Chung, Gbin See llno See &ai Seem
ermorbet 5u baben. Sn ieoem Sale
mar @arrp Gbales angeflagt, Der
slnitifter 3u Dem Moroe sepeien au
iein.
9ie Ierbonolung bat 33 Gage ge.
bauert. lleber 1000 nit Der Shretb.
maihine geihriebenen Seiten Seu.
genausiagen tpuroen genommen uno
Die Yro5eBfoiten merben auf $4,000
aei6Gst. Die Moroe, oeren Die neun
Gbineien iiir ihuloig befunben muir.
oen, entItanoen aus Dem lonee berr.
ihenoen Sample 5piihen ben ripoli.
lierenoen hineiiihen @elelIlhaften
Sip Sing Gong uno On 2eong Eong.
9Im ;Sreitagabeno, g Mugtit 1907.
eridienen cine gln5abl frenoer Obi.
neien plobIif am Srforb Ylase, I'm
Ser5en bes Gbineienbiitriftes BON
Bolton llno ais Elm Signal gegeben
mar, begannen lie aus 9tepolpern auf
cine anSabl 6ineiii6er&nuflente nno
@aihonfels 3u ibieBen, Die BORT mil.
Bia untberitanOen. lleber 40 Shiiiie
puroen abgefeuert iino dls Die Holt.
5ei erifien, iunb lie brei Gbineien tot
uno Elm Gubeno anoere lGlper Der.
nunbet. @iner Der 8erpunoeten
itarb.
Sbop Gong, elmer Ser Sauptitaats.
3eugen, bei6rpor, oaB @arrp Gbar.
les, BrGiioent ser Sip Sing Tsng,
ben Woro ueranlabt babe. 8a6rcno
ieiner 3eugnisabgabc iagte er:
yGbnrles iagte, baB man einige Obi.
neien totem ntiiiie, Inn Die dineiii6en
8eihGitsleute 10 in 9lngit 81 iagen
Sab ii6 aQe unierer @eieIlihaft an.
ihloiien."
Gbarles ioa: au6 geiagt BADEN:
,8ir boben ernlorbet meroen iollen
uno nriiiien irgeno iemano totem"
Gong be5eugte ierncr, bab CHARLES
porgeiGlagen babe, nah yteip yort,
9bilobelpbin unoGbicago nah Bell
mdnnern" 81 ififen, nm Den Woro
Az begeben, oa lie beiier initanbe
ieien, Al entfontmen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
8cmciniam in Den Sob.
Gbicago o, 9. MGrs.

Ter 20 Sabre alte Sbeooor engel'
bred,t uno ieine 75idbrige Srau aln.
ma 1uurben beute in Dem Sauie ibrer
Softer, Srau 2lnna goItrum 479
Hapine slpenue, tot in ibrem 3immer
aeillnoen. Ger 600 mar Ourd Gin.
otnen BON 2euhtgas eingetreten. Die
golisei lit ser slniiht, oaB oas Baar,
entmltigt bur6 ben 8erluit ieines
Saries, oas am lesten Samstag ab'
brannte, beidloiien batte, seneinlam
3u iterben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
ssouaikt 'ueefpibt.
Strcitfrage s,uiidcu cen DitcrrriGl'
i1rn unO nngariidcu Sclcga.
tiuuen.
Grb0buns Der o til,rrsgcbaltrr
Gle sii I dc.
Ian bDfft jcSud), baR Gin Sumpro'
milf Suitanos fommt.
Sc el1 Q Nl2ira


Ger &cnilift Scr beiben 0clegatio'
men iibcr Die geplante Grb0bun9 Der
GebGlter bon Offi5ieren unO 0tilitdr'
beamten fat iib 5ienIib iharf ge.
ltaltet. 0ob lit eS mOglif, OaB nod
Elm &ompromiB 5uitosOe commit.
8enigiten5 iiRO GerbanOlungen 5ll
6em GnOe reGt Iebbaft i'm 8ange.
Ger &ompromib mag aui Ger @rltno'
lage eriolgen, OaB Die ungarlide
delegation Oen 9eidluB Ser otter
reidii6cn annimmt, i'm Wtai aber'
mails 81 togen uno Damn Die 8ebdl.
ter, nit riidluirfenber &raft fir Die
in5mii6en perfIoiicne Set, gu er'
b0ben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
Seine Strafcnoemunltra
g erIiu 9 9OP1r,

Utr n II .. Wtut5.
8ie aus 9arlnituot beri6tet pirb,
erflGrte in ser 5ipeiten aammer bes
beiiii6en 2anotags Ser Gbef bes
StaatSminiiteriums, Or. g. @palo,
boB StraBenfunogebungen nasb Dem
Ruiter bon Berlin niht geitattet tper.
0en piirben. Die Yoli5ei babe Dem.
ntipreaeNOe Snitruftionen erbaIten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
SdIul,immer seraumt.
WiHcn crii NIT Scnerrettunsslcitern
pcricbcn ncrocn.
OtiIn aufee, 9. W1r,

~ ~ " - I - 10 sgtut0.
9ie oritten Stodtperfe bon t6
6ffentIiden S6ulen in Wilpaufee
muBten beute auf @efebl bes 9alt.
iripeftors Gopnr6 g. 9of gerGl,mt
tperSen, ba feline GcttltngSleitern bon
oenieIben fiibren.
Die Sr6cr lpur6e 6em TrGitbentcn
5eS S6ulruteS 81. g. 2inoemnnn aui
pefebI 6eS @iirqcrmciIters gefer
iibcrinnSt. 2Snipcftor Sod niro
beute ben 3uItnnO Ser GriOot. umS
8orofinIIhuIen urteriuhen uro
penn irgerS eire obne 6euerret,
tltnGSouSrijitrtng lit miro lie nufge.
forSert perben, 5u ihIieben. bis Die
SrrOerlngen OeS 8eietes eriiiqt iin0.
GrObtfuer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-12
GrOBtrnsr.
Cine slnsabl 6cncr,ucbrlcnte mebr
DSer ncuiger id)iuer perlebt.
G 6icooo, 9. 9OtIr3

! u y y. Utul6.
gttpa 90 6ellerrpcbrleute lpur6er
hetlte friib bel einem 6eiter perlett
brei bon i1rcn notwithstanding t00lid,
als Die glpoao.Saae, Elm 6reiItodigeS
@ebGl,be, 256-262 9lue 1SslanS
apemte, obbrannte. Die llriade OeS
sseuerS lit imbefannt. Ger 8eiamt,
i6aSen miro auf $4,000 sei91st.
The evening world., 1908-10-01
DEMOCRATS WON'T
AID RACE TRACKS,
SAYS CONNERS
If Party Carries Legislature No
Attempt Will Be Made to
Repeal the Law.

The race track interests will 'get no
aid from the Democratic party in the
way ot the repeal of the anti-race track
betting bill. II the Chanler ticket is sue
cessful. This announcement was made
to-day nv Chairman Corners. OF the
State Committee, in answer TO many
appeals from race horse owners and
bookmakers. for a conde mnaticn of the
Hughes law.
These men wanted the Democratic
party to go on record in the campaign
as against the anti-betting bills. Chair
man Corners says that not only will
the matter be ignored by the candidates
and speakers. but that II the Democrats
of the State secure control OF the Legts-
lature no effort will be made to restore
the old conditions.
"As matter OF fact" said the frank
Mr.. Corners, the people OF the State
as whole don't give a - about the
race tracks. There may be some inter-
est in the prohibition OF race track bet
ting in Buffalo, New York and Brook
lyn, but the upstate counties don't
care about II at all. We won't make
The evening world., 1908-10-01
POISON SUSPECTED
IN HOSPITAL DEATH
Two Men Carried Dying Pa
tent Into Place From East
Side Synagogue.

within three hours after being ad-
mitted to the Beth Israel Hospital, In
Cherry street. man who had been
brought TO the institution by men whose
narhes are not known. died at noon to-
day. and the police of the Madison
stveet station and Coroner Acritelli are
investigating. 1t Is thought the man
died from some poison taken with sui
cfdal intent.
Two men. practically carrying the
IMAM, appeared at the hospital and said
they had found him in synagogue in
Henry street. The man, they said, had
broken a large window there, became
quiet and then suddenly fell forward.
had po Contained dark liquid. was found
near him. The men hurried away.
DR.. Ehrlich discovered that the patient
apparently suffered from poison
The man was ABOUT thirty five years
weighed $50 pounds. He had black hair
and beard. brown eyes and wore a
black suit of clothes. Tho body was
removed to the Morgue.
The evening world., 1908-10-01
STOCKS, LOWER IN
A DULL MARKET
Reading Gives Some of the
Leaders a Lift, but MA
jority of List Sagst

Stocks were ,iowsh IN the early mar
tet to-day with theAtradins dull. Third
Avenue was IN. Irtparnational Paper
pr. IN, and the relnaspder Of tine mai :
ket about u. Later Nan uptur1A was
started. in which Union, Pacific, Bali
more and Ohio and Recalling led car
ryang prices up TO the opening, but
tho majority Of the Issues shofwed
losses. The dealings were largely oro-
feasionel
The total sales of stocks were 25stoo0
shares and OF bonds s2,0o2,co0.
The evening world., 1908-10-01
GIRL DRINKS BENZINE.
II Was MIXED with Headache Pow
ders. but She VIII Recover.

Kate Mantlnko, servant in the
household of r. Bengoechea. who lives
in the apartment house at No. 75s West
End avenue. attempted suicide to-day
b. drinking mixture of benzine and
headache powders. She resisted the at
tempt OF DR.. Dubois, of ]. Hood Wright
Hospital. to use a stomach pump. biting
his right hand to the bone Kate 10
eighteen years old. has been employed
bv the Bengoechea family for about a
year and will recover.
The evening world., 1908-10-01

any Issue 81 that subject WHY should
I'VE ar, not the race tiack party"
'If the Democratic party In successtnl,
will the fD1ehes bills be repealedT ne
wac asked 49,
Nav" was the reply. We have
never given that matter any considera-
ton. n won't be touched"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-07
The ATHENAEUM
Interesting Meeting With a
Paper on Earthquakes by
DR.. Blakey.

The November meeting of the
Athenaeum was held at Hotel La
than with % members present.
The new constitution and bylaws
were adopted and ordered printed.
Mr.. John E. Byars rendered his
resignation as member. which was
accepted. There was but one paper
read, a most interesting one by DR..
T. w. Blakey, on Earthquakes. DR..
Blakey gave an instructive account
of the San Francisco earthquake of
two years ago, and showed many
Photographic views of the ruins of
the city after it's devastation by
earthquake and fire. A general dis
cussion followed the reading of the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-07
Canvassing Board Finishd
Making the Count
Yesterday.
FEW CHANGES FOUND.
City Precincts Show a Bad
Cut On Ward Head
ley Vote.

The County Election Board began
the canvass of the election returns
yesterday. The Board consists of
A. H. Anderson, John B. Chiffon and
Circuit Clerk c. R. Clark in place of
Sheriff Jno. M. Renshaw, who is an
interested party. The work will not
be closed up until to-day. The can
vass of the city vote was completed
by noon. In precinct No. 6, where
only one elector was certified to, the
others by agreement were given the
same vote. The vote for H. G. Gar
rett, the first man on the Republi-
can ticket, was 1864 in the six city
precincts and that of Ward Headly,
the first on the Democratic ticket,
was 58S, a Republican majority of
476. The vote for |. B. Rowe, Rep.
was 988 and for LaVega Clements,
Dem, 629, a majority for Rowe of
only 367. Headley ran 100 votes be-
hind the ticket, in the size of the
majority.
The table found elsewhere in this
issue will be found as nearly cor
rect as it can be made at this time.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-07
In Three Hours Without
Regaining Conscious
ness.
WHAT CAUSED DEATH.
Randolph Mayton Fell In
Fit and Hit His Head
On Pavement.

Randolph Mayton, young man
who clerked in the store of H. Bonn,
on Main Street, fell in a fit of cpl
lepsy, or something similar, yester-
day morning at 8 o'clock and died at
IL o'clock without regaining con-
sciousness.
He was standing in the door and
in falling struck his head with great
force on the concrete pavement. 1t
is not known whether the fall was
fatal, or the young man died from
the sudden attack. At 1870 o'clock
the body was removed to the home
of Mayton's father, grocer at the
corner of Campbell and Fourteenth
streets.
Deceased was about "a years Of
sge and returned last summer from
Ordway, Col, where he had been
with Winfree Bros, formerly of
Casky. He was in poor health and
frequently had sick spells. About
five weeks ago he began work for
MIR. Bohn and appeared to be i'm
proving in health.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-07
ELECTION
Of Tobacco Association Off
Gals To Be Held
Monday.

The election of County salesman,
a bookkeeper and other officers by
the County Committee of the Tobac-
CO Association, will be held at call
ed meeting in this city next Monday.
The election was postponed week,
when the Committee met last Mon
day.
There are several candidates for
the important offices. For sales
man the contest appears to be be-
tween the present incumbent, Mr..
S. G. Buckner. and Mr.. Jas. H.
Pyle. For bookkeeper D. F. Smith
son and M. B. King are the leading
candidates.
There are % or 80 applicants for
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-07
WALLER-C CARR.
Prominent Todd County PeO-
pie Married at Trenton.

Trenton, KY. Nov. 6.-Trenton
was on tiptoe with expectation
Thursday evening. when rumOr
was circulated that there was about
to take place a marriage. 1t devel-
oped that the contracting parties
were Mr.. Ashton Waller and Miss
Nellie Carr, who drove in town about
dusk, and while sitting in their bug
gy, were pronounced man and wife
by DR.. Petty. the Methodist divine,
The groom is a prosperous farmer
living three miles south of Trenton
and the bride the amiable daughter
of James J. Carr, of this place. The
good wishes of the community at
tend Mr.. and Mrs. Waller
e. M. M.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-07
Other States.

Revised returns give Taft a plu-
rality in New Jersey of about 10000.
California will probably give Taft
a plurality of over $4,000 votes and
in addition has reelected eight Re-
publican congressman and Republi-
can legislature.
Bryan's majority in Oklahoma
will be $4,000.
Bryan and the entire state ticket
headed by John F. Shaforth for gov
ernor, carried Colorado with plural
tiles in the neighborhood of $500.
The legislature which is to choose a
successor to Senator Teller also is
safe Democratic.
Taft has 10000 in Oregon, and
$4,000 in Kansas.
New York 2O3, 900, Ohio 10000.
Taft will probably have $4,000
majority in West Virginia, while
Glasscock for governor on the Re-
publican ticket, has pulled through
with a majority of about IL, 900.
Reports from the western part of
North Dakota in counties organized
under the present state administra-
ton, give John Burke, democrat,
a lead of nearly 1000 for governor,
after a neck and neck race with G. A,
Johnson, republican. Democratic
leaders claim a majority of 5000.
Montana seems to have gone for
Taft by about 5000, Morris, DEM,
for Governor, may pull through.
Nebraska is safe for Bryan by q
900 or 5000 and the Legislature is
Democratic.
With few country districts still
to hear from and part of the Detroit
vote not yet counted it is practically
certain that Gov. Fred M. Warner
CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.
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Value of Insurance.

Fires originate in unexpected
places and from unknown causes.
Doubtless some one who reads this
article will sustain the next loss.
Are YOU insured and have you the
best insurance your money can buy?
The Giant Insurance Agency
Qncorporated), settles their losses
promptly and equitably and guaran-
tees to sell their policies at as low
rate as any company doing business.
Office in First National Bank build
ing. Both phones.
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SMALL BLAZE.
Fire Department Called to
Fifth Avenue.

The roof of a cottage belonging
to Bill Rowland, COL, on Fifth ave-,
east, caught on fire from a spark
yesterday just before noon and an
alarm was turned in. The depart
ment responded promptly but when
they arrived the flames had been ex-
tinguished with a few buckets of
water. The loss was small. The
home was occupied by Georgia
West. col.
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HONOR ROLL
Newstead School, Miss Mil
dred Hall, Teacher.

Ada Cravens, Eural Cravens,
Elizabeth Haynes, Arthur Henry.Jr.v
Amye MCGEE, Mae MCGEE,
Thomas MCGEE, Terry MCGEE,
Gatlin Mayberry, John-U. Mitchell
Norma Riley, Edgar Stamper,
Herman Stamper, Finis Stamper,
Clarence Stamper, Willie StampeF.
Walter Stamper, Len Thomas,
John Wallace. Sara Wallace,
Allen Douglas McReynolds, Jr.
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READ THE NEWS

r. j. Carothers, Jr., has secured
an agency by which he can take sub
scriptions and renewals to any news
paper, magazine or periodical on the
market. Cumberland phone 14-2;
Home phone 1921.
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DR.. Tenkens' Lecture.

Rev. Willard A. Jenkens gave the
second of his series of illustrated
lectures on his foreign tour, at the
Baptist church. Thursday evening.
His subject was Palestine" and a
large crowd enjoyed the pictures
and the descriptive lecture on scenes
in the Holy Land.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-11-07
HOUSE BURNED
Jas. B. Carpenter Loses His
Residence.

Jas. B. Carpenter, a farmer living
near Pilot Rock, lost his dwelling
house by fire last Tuesday night.
The fire is supposed to have caught
from the chimney in some way.
There was $500 insurance, but the
loss was considerable more.
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the official prizers' positions, proba-
bly, half Of whom will be given con-
tracts. A great deal of interest will
be taken in the several contests and
a big crowd will doubtless be in
town.
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HOMELESS LUNATIC
Sent to the Asylum Yester-
day Afternoon.

VIM. Creek, a demented man who
was sleeping in the woods near Dick
Davis, east of CrOftOn, and who set
fire to the woods by building camp
fire, was yesterday tried for lunacy
and sent to the Western Asylum. He
was homeless and without friends.