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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
$4,000 BAIL FOR AEINzE.
viii Be Arrai9ned for overcertifica.
ton of Checks.

New York, Jan. S.-Indicted by the
federal grand jury for the over-ceKtiti-
cation Of fifteen checks, representing
in the aggregate over 100000 and
drawn by the firm of Otto Heinze &
Co. on the Mercantile National bank.
F. Augustus Heinze, the copper mag
nate and former president of the Mer-
camille National bank, surrendered
himself yesterday and later was re-
leased on $4,000 bail. Heinze wiz be
formally arraigned to plead to the In
dictment before Judge Chatfield in the
United States circuit court today.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
Graft at St. Joseph. No.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Jan. S.--Walter @.
Stewart, superintendent Of the mu-
nicipal lighting plant. with which he
has been connected 81 years, has been
indicted by the grand jury charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and on false certificates. Chas.
w. Waller, foreman, also an old en-
ploye, is under' arrest and other in
dictments are out. Stewart win be
placed under arrest today.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
3 QUALIFY ON THAN Jury
AL. OF THE MEN SELECTED ARE
SUBJECT TO PEREMPToRY
CHALLENGE.
DEFENSE WILL Be INSANITY
The Defendants wife IL Again the
Center Of lnterest--Jurors VIII
BE Locked Up Through
out the Trial.

New York, Jan. TAT the close OF
three court sessions, which marked
the nrst day OF the second trial of
Marry X. Thaw Tor the alleged murder
OF Standard White, nine tentative
Jurors had been selected out of 81
talesmen examined by District Attor.
ney Jerome, for the prosecution, and
Martin w. Littleton. for the defense,
All OF the men in the jury box are
subject to peremptory challenge. OF
which each side has thirty. In view
of the difficulty experienced last year
in dlscharging Ave jurors after they
had taken the oath Of service. II was
agreed this time not to administer any
'oaths until both sides finally are sat
dshed with the full panel.
To Plead Legal insanity.
Legal insanity at the time Of the
tragedy Is TO be the sole defense. This
was made clear at the very outset Of
the proceedings, when Mr.. Lttletoa
formally served notice that the former
plea OF not guilty was amended by
the specification that the defendant
was insane when the homicide was
committed.
The trial opened with little or no
ceremony and there was distinct evil
dence OF slackenIng of public inter
est. Ambulance to the courtroom
was vigorously restricted and all day
long there were vacant benches in
the curtained quarters given over to
spectators. The only women allowed
to be present are the members OF the
defendants family and newspaper
writer's. Artists, who were barred aft
CT the first few days Of the first trial,
were allowed to sketch to their hearts
content.
Thronss Follow Mrs. Thaw.
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw was again the
center OF interest evea 70 the$enx-
clusiOn of the defendant himself. she
was followed by throags Of curious
persons as she entered ana LEFT the
courthouse for the morning ana art
efnoon sessions. She ala not attend
the night sitting. The long court hours
and the tedious monotoay of the re-
peated Jury EXAMINATIONS proved In
teAsely fatiguing.
Every possible convenience Is to
De .prsvided for the jurors whs are
"a be locked up throughsut the trial.
They are to be Quartered ia oae Of tho
fashionable hetels On Upper Broad
way and luncheon Is to be served at
an expensive downtown restaurant.
Tie jury examinations did not develop
such strong vein OF unalterabie epia-
ion as was anticipated and many of
the talesmen were excused on other
grounds than bias based upon the
reading OF extensive reports OF the
first trial. t-
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
4 Thousand. Dollars worth Of Good

A. II. Thurnes, we'll known coal
operator of kidney and bladder
trouble for years. passing gravel and
Stones with excruciating pain. I
got no relief from medicine until
began taking Folley's Kidney Cure.
then the result was surprising. A
like fine stones aud now l have not
pain across my Kidneys and feel
IKE n new man. It has done m q
800 worth of good.
John \. Taylor.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
The Darlington School Boards
Address TO patrons and Friends
Of Graded and High
Schools
PARENTS URGED TO SEND ALL
THEIR CHILDREN TO SCHOOL
Marked IlIHsr.ey in Kentucky is Shown

Msssrs. Dan M. Evans and Paul
M. Moore, comprising the Earl
Ington School Board, issued last
week letter addressed to the
patrons apd friends of the Earl
ington Graded Public and High
School IN an effort to more
thoroughly stir up genial spirit
If interest in the school and the
welfare of the children as we'll
AS spirit of more active coop
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
injury Done BY Gossip.

Many bright prospect has beeL
shattered. many a hope blighted.
maIt future irretFievably ruined BY
the gossip's tongue. There may not DO
serious lntsnt 70 iniure. nevertheless.
birth Is siyen 70 susploions and doubts
which elow IN Intensity and force as
aNe rails en anti truth IS poWerless
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
WorId,s erestest cathedraI.

The floor space of St. Peters. Rome.
is 227. 900 square feet. the greatest of
say cathedral in the world.
Fun in the Philippine.
Having succeeded SO well with the
clover In Australia a consignment Of
humble bees is now going TO the Phil
ippiAes 10 improve the vegetation
there. How the barefooted natives
win appreciate this last bit OF Amer
Ioaa eRtsrpIse remains To BE seen.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09

jacksonville, Ky, Jan. 2.--President
saith Of the Mine Workers union
stated last night that IN response TO
the strike oall sent out Tuesday, 1000
nen In Hopkins. Webster, Union and
Ckristian counties went out and this
number would be Increased today
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09

Helena, Meat, Jan. 1.-Tho AAeri-
ean gneiting and Reanihs Co.. II IA
authsritatlvely anaouneed hare, win
shsrtlg close dowR several Of fts ssAelt-
lag plants because Of Ae d~presslsn
In tie lead market. At the East Hele-
ma plant the compaRy reduced its force
lee men and today 10 per cent re-
duetioA in wages will be posted for
the 25e men who are retained.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
reamsters Strike for RaIss.

Brockton. Mass, Jan. because
the hay. grain, and coal dealers Of
this city refused TO advance wages
frsm s2.s71s TO ss.se day. 12s team
sters struck yesterday. The drivers
say that they will not submit their
demands 10 arbltratl0R.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09

Kansas City. Jan. S.-J. d. Robert
son, president u ule Iate -state IA
tiOnal bank Of Kansas clt, and for
many years prominent in BUSINESS aiF-
cles here. died yesterday al Lezvel-
worth, Kas.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
BOX WILL BE REFILLED BEFORE
ANY MORE ARE cHAL-
LENGED.
FOUR PROFESSIONALS PASSED
Last InstalIment Of 100 In Original
Panel Of 800 Summoned viii
Report This Morning for
Examination. 4

New York, Jan. S.-Three jurors
sworn to serve on the trial panel for
Harry X. Thaw represented Tuesday
night the net results of the two days
and six sessions OF the trial before
Justice Bowling In the criminal
branch Of the supreme court In adj
dition to the trio who are oath-bound
well and truly to try the case, there
were in the Jury box at the close OF
the night sitting four tentative jurors.
who are subject still to peremptory
challenges by either side. The task
Of filing the i've vacant chairs will
be resumed today, when the last In
stallment Of 100 talesmen summoned
on the original omnibus panel Of 900
names will report for examination.
In all So proposed jurors we're called
and questioned Tuesday, as against 81
on Monday.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
charaed wien bad Fraud.

Washihgteh, JaR s.-ndward M.
Van Dyck ana Victor @. Bloede. who
Monday were Indicted for alleged con
spirRy to defraud the government,
we're arraigned yesterday Pleas OF
not gullty were entered and $4,000
BAN was given by each.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
PAUL M. MOORE,
DAN M. EVANS,
Trust Q 9 8 /.
saIt 10 Preserve Rutter.

Experiments made by German sci
entists show that butter keeps best
when preserved with from to per
cent. Of salt II the proportion OF
salt is higher than that the results
are less satisfactory.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
Jury Box Was Filled.

At the close of the afternoon session
the Jury box was filled and hopes ran
high that at least majority Of those
tentatively chosen would Prove ac--
ceptable to both sides, With the be-
ginning OF the evening session, how
ever, all such hopes we're dissipated.
When the suddenly descended storm
Of peremptory challenges cleared
away there were but three survivors
and it was agreed that they should
be sworn as the nucleus Of the trial
panel. They are Charles e. Gremmels.
ship broker, who is TO be toremafii'
Arthur R. Naething, baker and cater
er, and George w. Cary, dry goods
dealer. Following the administration
Of the oath to these three men. coun-
sci announced that the jury box would
again be filled before any more per
emptory challenges were exercised.
The four provisional iurors are:
Geo. G. Rupprecht, salesman; Noses
Greenbaum, insurance agent; Joha r.
Maginn, retired broker, and Thomas
r. Cranston, a printer. 4.
Forty talesmen we're examined at
the evening session, which lasted an
til 1850 p. m.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09

Most dis6gaing skin eruption serofula, PIN
pies rash ETC.. are due to impure bleed Bur
dock Blood Bittsrs Is "a cleansing blood tsnie
Makes yosr elsar-syed clesr-bransd, clsar-skin-
ned.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
Mhan ana Parent Wondarn.

There is nothing that will make the
parent wonder where on earth the
child got 1t like seeing him initiate
that parents irritSbility Nashville
American
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09

Pitlsburg. jan. 2-ceAl Center, =
coal mining lswn OF Seoe people, GO
miles south 81 here. kas seat . nesr'
by levps for AID u -slhane ! are
:Ai.h 4, il|u4'kp ~ sFer ass
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09

Knowing bow 70 make other people
work is a more valuable accomplish
ment than eSing able 10 work your
self
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09

Friends
tic and chool:
May we ask the operation Of all and
in Iington
a reas
is their
mis-
age in their
in their studie and
improv negIes
in the
There are parents who do all
do
their
Ne are send ing to all the
not in
We ask to the incid of
ten ying
but al have no pad
in
Of local school
ion the
ment
Let us ask agai ha you ne teach and
trust that
hingt % " the
high choole du g o your ne
for
M.
M
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
Denver 8 Northwestern Lets Contract

Omaha, Jan. S.--A contract for ST.
10000 worth of construction on the
A, Denver & Northwestern railroad
has been let to an Omaha firm. BY
the end of the year the company hopes
to have the section from Denver to
Fort Collins. 1875 miles, almost cor
pletcd.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
NORTH BOUND
|. q N. TIME CARD.

Time OF arrival of trains passing
through and departure OF, trains
originating At Darlington.
Effective Sunday, May 5, 1897.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09

Itirksyillel No. Ian S--Adalr cQas'
Y yee's'''f ge''' local
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09

Nauen. Prussia, Jan. S.-The wire
less TELEGRAPH station here succeeded
in kscpiAs ia contact communication
e" steamer Cape Blanco during
rom Hamburg to Tenerife
mary Islands, distance Of
a -.les. The voyage lasted 50
a.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
|. c. r. r. TIME CARD

Time of departure of Illinois Cen
trail trains from Nortonville, Ky.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
Darlington School BOard.
Darlington, KY. Jan. l.H1eos.

the Patrons FIR lends Of the AIDED
Public
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500 alagcicbt.
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CT iommt lab, baran tIammerte Ie
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armeS Ding. unb feline &om0bie Dor
mir ipielen."
(ShlitB iolot.)
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(SblnB folgt.)
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@rdii, 2oui9 6ober, Wpcr Gobcn,
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e. 5. Sod. emil IS. Sd)oicr uno
Gbriition Humnllina.
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Ginc auto Gnpital. Mnlooc.

Srobce bieritbdigeS 2Subnbnus, 81 5uf,
Srort, iur $i2 @rinorcnte, 1T an bcridbie6cne
Snmiliclt. hcrnticibct unb britgt $50 mionatlih.
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Tarntcn

In ieoer Sr5Bc bon 4 bis Su $4,000 gdern, In
Wldrbluno uio Inoereu Siiiiuaten; ferner &c.
fddftsbdnfer uno yeobubdnier in baltimore urb
ant oeni adiloe fault man on Biuiaiter, ourd
Die 8enernisM gcniur bon german 6ancuhpup,
III, Rpro.eI arles. strake, Baltimore. Y,b.
(Septt ,f22fD
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$4,000. 2n %ncrfanicn: $4,000

P0OV'OV' On ~UtfIWHTrH. SJOU.UU.
Scne neuci, mooerncn 6ipeiit6diocn Sdll[er
ggl Der EoroaSnrezS traBe, 5ipiiben SairI1Unnts
Neefilie ilo SubeitesS trnbe. nit alien inobers
IeH Glnrl6fuilaen; ceflentirte Icuer, Sol lino
1sroftoirs. Snaiuirie 9abcpannen uitb aii6ens
N%usgiNe, @urmorireppcn uno r@ciintfc, FAM,
fare Srntnnge, Sirnbcu nit oiirifi5irtelt 3icoeIs
nm tic id1teu 3u tonncn. '
Wan Iebme 6nirmount Gbcnue : 8aaepnS.
Sebr lelhie Weoilgnnpell. Sur Snfpcftipii idc.
Srlinolllteibe $4,000 = icbsunooreibig Dollars
bro Subr.
@aftcr &. Aseitphaf,
(Wnt1s-) Nallntcruebucr.
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Gallagher, Der Sanmciltcr.
GOO Bod, Turb.2aicpuuo. sluenuc.

$1,000 fauirn cines bcr bctcn S,ucl ft5dtgcu
Sanicr in SitzSaltimorc. ons man fir baS @clo
erbulten lam. 2erroicn 5rpnten, ccinentirle
scitenipege, Sole uno Seller unb cine 10 SUB
Srnnclitb. st1eD i'm Sintergrumee; mpoernc ga
%oe5imner. slb6uesfunaI gnf6Inb: GrunoSins
mr. $40 bro SaDr. gireau Dir. 2537. W,uuu.
mtnt' StraBe. IAS-
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$3.50 - 5iir Seiitcs icmsr nro htboucu 1,3u.
Ter ilabe 9nttcriors Parf. Hr. 20, -. % etc,
Worn Hnres StrGBc. GemCntirie Srptioirc. NcI
Ter itlo Sof; ciluilirte Nnoc,rnnre mo sill
nciialispuE etc. 500 9o0r ltab S4.05 pro sSc=
dc fnnfcn zines iener inuocrncll 0duicr. Nc.
itlhft9i tie uno itbcr6cu9t @ud. Scbr Icihtc
Neell9uItac1. Gbipare I. storf. IN Srt rno
Stclic. Suuii7IS J&SJ
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Inftipns Inscigc.

Nnrton, Hiln;cr, Nmbler & stcpart. glupdlic,
2O1 JiorosGalocrts Sirube.
HnuaitssNcrtnui
-ncs-
ucrtHUulcn 9udjtsG iacntbnme
Tr. IL, aurosSn. huuns Strafc,
an Srt uno Stclic
Mittlpudl, ben 1. Snii 1905,
um 30 HGdnittuae.
@rlllnliIid bat Is SUB Srunt uno 1T iO4 sub
liel ol9 IN clllcr 1 6ub hrclicn AICD; Srlinos
sins SlOS. Nuutcn; 3sitGdiacs Sicsclt eiucrncS
@npngau", IN 9ulcin 5niiano, init IA 3tntltcrl
NM ~ Mtonuttu oocr 9llcS Naur, nit 3inict
linh juiplchcHiiclcnher SihCrbcit. Ioiuiiirun9
plS sum Gage oCo &crfnlts. Sepuiit bon $l00.
Eattiiun ~ cSabnu,
Iltu.4SO.3l Inftlulluturcn.
su,uaro w. su,ulcS.
3'mmaer los.io9 Noliman NniIntnn,
Surn SbumnS Morris,
Er. ll07 SdtnertsVuil0lHa.
Nntuilte.
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eriunitcr 3 @%crtauf
-hcs-
~srtpnsacn Yaat. Giasnpnms
Tr. SOC, &iuium'strnfe.
Strait circs q'cicbIS ocS gSoifcnocrinis Scr
Slnoi gdltinorc lucroei ole llntcrSci6n3tcn
%oLi!lrcfct bsS lritalneltS ocs pcriturbencrl
1908. 3 u6r Tnhmiiia9s. ui sri uno Stcne
Glt btferilihcr 9u;tion bnS aGnSc mcrtbuulic
Eadltcigc ntbnm uno ic nrauf i~tcbcnocn gan.
Ten, III Der SiGol baltimore Nc.cacn, ocrfnls
fen; IS plrb. mic iolat befhric6cu:
IS bcainrt an htr 2inie Der 98eitieite Der
AtIItalte Strdhc in oct Sutfcrmiua bon itcbc1l
llto a6t6ia SuB oicr 5ou nbroli6 BON Der
Nren5un9 bon SSininm- unN 9ittIe 9bur6. Cir,
ldnft banl n6rbli6, Der lSiuiomsS trubc cnls
lnn9, fedDS5cbn Sub bier 3oa, onnn pciiIid,
nit AIcider Itcic bon Gin mo ndt8ia SUB. @lS
Nctcrer5 fcbe man Neiibiitcl bon ocu SrlriiccS
Der Nictbnbitt S~p!fIolnl 9bur1 Of South Qals
tlWorc Sidttnn an }%iIltnm 8. Midcc. bonn H..
Sebrlinr 1891 ontirh. mo in ben 4dno- Necors
Den Der StGbt Baltimore in Qibcr Z. ". q.
~. 500. Solo $40 etc, cinocirngcn. Gincm
idbrIt6cn @rrlo5tuS ben $4,000 untcrnorIct
ltlN bcbnut NIT cincnl NrciiibdiQcn 6ic0clitci.
Ilcrltcn 9ur'c, ais 9tr. s0U. lStuiums Sirabc, be,
fdnut.
%crlnnfs @coiuRunoen: @uor. Sin 2cpoItt
BON $1,000 miro am 1Ggc ocS &criduiS pcrs
ldllpt.
@niunro Wi. SuwlcS,
Galpin BIRD,
Observation-Disclosures.
Gatttiun g. @ulnu,
(lbH. ia -o) Euitiunaturcf
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Sciuuocrcr 9aroaiu.

Sciuubcrer 9araniu.
SID fanien ctn SauS nit iiinf 3immcrn in
etltil1lllaeni 3nil1nhe, @ruubSins nur S2G.0 90
-rtC" eTtjt, "Tdd5uTfnHei bel b. gaultcnbeini,
&r. -423. 0pro' 6rcmunt. Nuc. QGs-700 '