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The Springdale news., 1908-07-03
LAW AS ID
 CRUELTY ID ANIMALS.

Sandels X Hills Dlgest of the Statutes of Arkansas:
 Section 1516 II any person shall overdFive. overload. torture, deprive ot necessary sastenance. or cruelty beat or needlessIs lnu- tllate or kill. or cause or pro- cure to be=overdriven. overload. ed, tortured, tofmented or de- prieed ot necessary sustenanees or to be cruelty beaten or need- le>sly mutilated or killed, any living creature, every such of fender shall for every such of fense be guilty of a misdemean- or.
 Section 1517. Any person who shall keep or use. or in any way be connected with or inter- ested in the management of, or shall receive money for the ad- mission of any person to any place kept or used for the pur- pose of fighting or batting any bull, bear, dog, cock or any erea- ture, and every person who shall encourage, aid or assist therein, or who shall permit or suffer any place to be kept or used, shall upon conviction thereof be ad judged guilty of a misdemeanor.
 ''Section 151s Any person who shall impound or cause to be impounded in any any pound or other place any creature, shall supply to the same during such confinement sufficient quantity of good, wholesome food and water. aud in default thereof shall upon conviction be adjudg- ed guilty ot q nl>demeanOr.
 Section 1920. + any person shall carry or cause to be carried in or upon any vehicle, boat or otherwise, any creature ir cruel or iniuman manner lie shall De guilty of a misdemeanor.
 Section 1928. All fines, pen alties and forfeitures, imposed and collected in any county in this State under the provisions of every act passed or which may be passed relating to or in any wise affecting animals, shall in- sure to such society i'll aid of the purpose for which it was ineor- porated.
 It iS unlawful to shoot pigeons from traps, and offenders can be prosecuted under the statutes of this State.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-03
ROOSEVELT EULOGIzES
 CLEVELAND.

Cincinnati, Ohio. June 2s.- Judson Harmon. Attorney Gener- al in the late President Cleve- lands Cabinet, has returned from Princeton, where he attended the Cleveland funeral ceremonies. Judge Harmon rela ted an lnci- dent at tie funeral winch seems to have escaped genera observa- tion.
 President Roosevelt. betore the funeral. >anmoned the members of the dead president, two Cab inets into the chamber ot death and delivered to them all ex- qulsite eaiogy on the fife and death of Cleveland It was probably the oaiy euiogy spoken at the funeral and even this was delivered behind closed doors to men who onee We're much il the public eye.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-03
CENSUS
 OF FAYETTEVILLE

\ church and Sunday School census has just been taken of Fayetteville and the following Is the result showing the church preference including members
 Baptist SS0, Catholic 112, Christian 7o5, Episcopal 199, Methodist los, NJ. E. South l2S1, Presbyterian 255, Pres. L. 5. A. 522, Adventists 4s, other denomi- nations 6s. Scientist 2e, no pref erence Al.
 In this number k included Protestant Methodists sho have m organized church and hold regular services, and among oth- CT denominations are included X vans. Congregationalists, Church cf God, Dunkards. Luth- erans. Holiness and United Brethren. F ayettevilie Sentinel
The Springdale news., 1908-07-03
Do You Itch?

The cup of human misery is never quite full until some form of itching skin disease is added. Then 1t overflows. Hunts Cure is a specific for any itching trouble ever known. One application relieves. One box Is guaranteed to cure any one case.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-03

GAscAsWFEr, the vel known remedy for babies and children. will quiet the little ole ill a short time. The ingredients are print ed on the bottle. Contains no opiates. Sold by H. \. Daily
The Springdale news., 1908-07-03
nsarby Counties
BENTON.

August IS 10 --.
 James McDaniel, 45 years of age, died recently of typhoid fe- yer at Cave Springs.
 Miss Dorothea Gardner, 21 years of age, died of typhoid fever recently at her home in Rogers.
 Dan Rickett and Miss Myrtle MaXon were married at Gentry recently, the wedding march be- ing played by the brass band.
 Capt. J. $. Alfrey, S3 years of age, one of the oldest settlers of the county, died recently at his home three miles east of Benton vile.
 The Gentry Fruit Growers Association received 5, 600 worth of new machinery this week for the canning factory. Gentry Journal.
 Hendrix Academy at Gentry has been leased to the school dis triet for d term of four years, and will be conducted as d high school.
 The Gentry Fruit Growers Association las contracted for Q car loads of second grade peaches at Horatio, to be used at the canning factory.-Gentry Jour nal.
 W. K. Ford. who has been keep CT of Benton Countys paupers almost continuously for more than twenty years, will resign July lst and Judge Williams will appoint Wm. Below of Hiwassee to fill the place-BentonvilIe Sun.
 H. (. Baker of Garfield was in town Saturday and told us that his general mercantile store at that place was entered Friday night and goods to the amount o15o taken. Several other places were also robbed. So lar there has been no clue to the identity of the robbers. Rogers Democrat.
 Attorney Geo. N. Gorden, former citizen of Rogers died last Thursday of hydrophobia at his home at Wilburton. Okla, the result of being bitten by d rabid dog, April List. The dog be longed to Mr. Gorden and he was defending his little son from an attack of the dog when he re- ceived the bite which resulted so fatally Bentonvlle Sun.
 One Thompson who forfeited his bail at Muskogee, Okla. was reported to be i'll this neighbor- hood last Thursday and several  of the local nalitia were seen in the hills near town trying to cap" the reward of S6, GOO offer ed for his apprehension. His wife accompanied him and lie car ried Winchester. Rogers Free Press.
 The Pea Ridge Masonic Col lege Board have elected the fol- lowing teachers for next year: $. C. Parish, President; Mrs. S. (. Parish, English and Latin: El- mer Garrett, Mathematics; Miss Olive Waiss, assistant in Science; Miss Mamie Roberts, Primary Departments and primary methods; Music and Expression to be iil- cd. Tins k the twtnte-iftlt yer in the school Tor Miss Nau- nie Roberts and the eleventh Tor  Professor and Mrs. Parish.
 There k talk of aew hotel at Rogers, to cost 5000 Of tlls amount s50,0oo is to be furnished by outside parties and tie bal ance by home people. Itis pro- posed to build the house of brick and stone, to be four stories with basement, to contain loo guest rooms, and to De E by 40 feet. At recent meeting Of the conl- ,,7s r-i~I ~f3t IL. F,.f1 1g..:..s. ~
The Springdale news., 1908-07-03

We always did envy a man who could keep his pocketknife sharp.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-03

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve IS especially good for piles. Rec commended and sold by H. A. Daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
MONDAY EVENING. NOV. 2, 1908

HISTORY rep'as itself today 10 the
fact that fer the second time in twelve
years ticket is placed in the held 10Y
no other purpose land so a1mitteo) than
to defeat Bryan. 10 1896 the so-calied
"sound money ticket" or correctly
speaking the "decOy ticket with Palmer
and Buckner as candidates, was put up
Ia this year of grace We have the Ut
dependence league ticket" with Hisgen
and Graves at its hta1. 1t is known
beyond controversy that the famous, or
rather infamous, ticket Of 1896 was
financed by Marcus Hanna, OF the re-
publican national committee, aud it is
also charged and believed, that noSith.
standing Mr.. Htarst's immense wealth.
that Hitchcock and Sheldon, OF the re-
nuhlicau patioral committee will pay
the expenses of The independents
ticket" b, that as it may, If the
"l,a.ue ticket" tomorrow does not re-
csiye ten times as many votes as tie
"decoy ticket" did 10 1896, Mr.. Hearst
can we'll exclaim, "Iiso soon vas DOR
for, what WAS begun for"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
More Anxiety.

London, Nov. 2.-Ooncetn was evil
dent today 10 the English foreign otfice
over the reported sendiog Of an ultima
tum by Russia to Austro. Hungary.
All efforts to find DOT the new cause OF
REssia's grievance after 1t seemed GER
tain that the basis OF working sgree-
meat rad been been reached have failed.
The seriousness of the situation 10 in
diCa ed by the report tia! Russia Is mob
ilizing her troops.
The foreign Office Is trying TO connect
Russa's latest move with the visit to the
czsr of Crown Prince George, OF Sargis,
who went to St. Petersburg to register
the pr te,t of Ssryis against Austria 8
annexation OF Bosnia and Herzegovina.
1t is hardly believed that the crown
prince could have told the czsr anything
that had not ALREADY been knoSn con-
corning the situation.
The foreign Office is now In communl-
cstinn with st. Petersburg 10 have its
apprehension over the possible break 10
the conference plans allayed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
To Send pepeaferS.

New York, Nov. 2.-Orairman Mack
OF she democri tic nstional committee
stated today be has received information
from q reliable source that persons are
engaged in sending repesters from re-
pullman states into doubtful states to
vote the republican ticket. "This Is one
of the ways" said NJ. Mack, "that the
republicans are using the corruption
fund contributed by the Staddard Oil
Steel and other trusts during the past
two weeks. have offered reward OF
81, 900 for information leadirg to arrest
and conviction of parties engaged 10 this
Illegal method of defeating the will OF
The neOple."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
The Halns, BROTHERS Trial.

New York, Oct. AFTER hearing
District Attorney Dsrrin's motion to
have the trial OF I. jenkins Hams. in
dic!ed with his brother, Captain Peter
O. Hams, for the killing of William +.
Aunis, set for next Monday, Judge
Aspinwall of the Criminal Court, at
Flushing today took the argument under
sdsisemept, and will announce the date
of trial from the bench next NJ Inday.
Attorney Mcintyre opposed The motion
on the grounds that Captain Bains was
mentally unfit st the present time 10
testify In his bro, hers defense; that he,
as counsel, was too busy with another
important case to take up this trial next
week, and that three of his most impor-
TINT witnesses are army officers op
their way to the Philippines and tine
should be given for their recall so that
they may testify at the trial.
Among the papers filled by Attorney
Mcintyre with the court 10 support of his
objections to an immediate trial was the
alleged confession of Mrs. Hams claimed
by the defense to have been the cause vi
Captain Hsins' mental state at the time
he killed Annis.
Mr. McIrt7re read the document to
the cour.. 1t was unfit for pubita ion,
setting forth 10 details Mrs. Hams al
legged relet ons with Annis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
Firth of Another Son.

New York. Nov, Living in San
Francisco under an sssnmtd banned and
in dire poverty with Floretts Whsley,
the young girl with whom he eloPed,
Jere Kuode Cooke, unfrocked rector of
81. Georges E; iscopsl Church 1T Hemp
stat, L. l., ta, advised former friends
10 this citJ OF the birth OF a second SOD.
The Wtaley girls grandmother has
repeatedly offered her home a: Hemp
s'ead II she would renounce the preacher,
sho deserted his wife and children and
the ministry for her, but the girl has re-
fused aid under those terms. Cookies
deserted wife offered to t,ke the fret
child of the couple and bring 1t up With
her own, sn offer also Indignantly refused
by the couple. Cooke, under the name
Of Jerry b Icon, is trying to make 8
living at his former / le, house painting,
bat ha, been unable to secure regua'
employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
BRYAN Still Confident.

Ksnsa' City, Mo. Nov. 2-St'll con-
fident that landslide on Tuesday will
carry him into the White House, VII.
liam Jennings Bryan left here ta'lJ
t1tav for fioal campaign tour in north
ern Kansas.
Bryan expressed himself today as GER
tain that the support given Judge Tafps
candidacy by multi nillionaires, especi-
ally John D. Rockefeller, will more than
any thing else ipjure Tsf's candidacy in
agricultural states like Kansas and Ne
braska,
Bryan's Omaha speech, scheduled 10
be delivered today, was called of to give
the candidate an opportunity to cam
paigu in Kansas. he will reach Lin
coin this evening.
Btyan's "home folks" have prepared
a rousing welcome for him. The caudi-
date will be met at the station by a
lsrge crowd of democrats who will parade
with him through the streets and burn
red fire galore. Mr.. Bryan will be es-
corted to the balcony OF the Lincoln He
tel where he will deliver his inal speech
of the campaign. Bryan will spend to-
morrow at Fairview, resting up for the
nights excitement after he has voted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
TsLgoRAPnlc BREviTIEs

Chinese troops have been defeated 10
an Uprising of revolutionists in Thioet,
according t. dispatch received az
Sbacgl al, to(ay.
B. O. Whitney of Detroit, we'll known
In the thea ricsl business, va, probably
IA ally injured 10 an automobile acct
dent BrowpstoWn, Ind, today.
Mock Devore, his wife, and 1S-year-
old son, we're found dead from gas asphy-
xiation in their home In Milo, suburb
of Columbus, o., carly today BY neigh
bors. A suicide pact Is suspected.
Miners demonstration are in progress
throughout Belgium today 10 support OF
the demand for a law limiting the hours
of work. II refused, the men have
given warning Of general strike.
The presidential and vice president al
candidates are all on the stump today,
but are drawing near their respective
homes so as to vote tomorrow. A
claim victory.
A NJ. Simops, spanking for the social
let committee 10 Chicago toeaJ gave the
United Press sta ement declaring that
he socialists expect to poll 1000, 900
votes tomorrow aud may poll l, 200, 600.
Four trans.At antic liners are due In
Boston today aud only one has been
heard from. The fierce gales that have
beea sweeping the Atlantic for the past
FIVE days are responsible, aud the local
agents OF the steamship lines say they
feel no uneasiness.
Without pomp or ceremony, Miss Ada
Corey, sister 10 President Corey, OF the
United States Steel Corporation, was
&c arried To-Day to DR.. Charles Aufhsm-
mer, of the Episcopal Hospital, at the
home of the BRIDES mother near Down-
ingtown, Pa.
Students OF the University Of Wash
iugton at Seattle today are facing whole
saIe expulsion for the burning in effigy
of Thomas F. Kane, president of the
institution. The students were angered
by social restrictions imposed upon them
by the faculty.
Fresh IRON his annual ball at Tam
many Hall, Giovanni de SaIuio, or
Jimmy Kelly" as he is known on the
East Side, New York, wa' shot last
night and it lie believed will die. He
refused to say who shot him. As a
sequel, the police expect bitter war To-
morrow at the polls.
A B Tdrner, Boston bond broker,
today identified Edward O. Devine, un-
der arrest in Chicago on charge OF
swindliug, as Richard F. Parker, who,
be alleges, swindled him out of $50, 600
10 SAME Fe Bonds by passing a worth
less check. Turner picked Dsvine ouI
of $50 prisoners lined up for his inspec-
ton. Deyine, Foster Hopper and e..
d Browning, ara held here on a charge
of obta ming 5000, 900 10 credit BY pass
ng bad checks and representing them
ielves as stock and bond brokers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
Holland and Venezuela.

The Hague, Nov. 1.-The war office
today gave no indication Of the course it
will pursue, DOW that Venezuela has re-
fused to rescind its decree of Msy IA,
prohibiting the trans shipment in Cura-
Gao If goods consigned for Venezuels.
The Dutch government gave Venezuela
until November l to rescind this order,
aud while the Venezuelan answer to Hol-
la1d will not reach here before the end
of the week, Castro mas already announ-
ced thst he would ignore the Dutch de-
mands until they are sent to him through
special envoy, rather than through
Bmon ) ck1ndorfi, the German minister
81 Osr4ca'.
Uotil the text Of the reply is received,
Holland will take no action.
The hague, Nov. 2 1t was learned
late this evening that the announcement
of blockade OF Venezuelan ports by
Holland was premature. 1t is known
that the Dutch government is consider
ing a blockade as its next move, but 1t
will not be done until the receipts Of the
Venezuelsn reply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
Riots 10 Hong Kong.

Hong Kong, Nov. 2.-several Chi
nese rioters were killed today In a clash
with police aud soldiers, and the Chi
uese quarter of the city Is now under a
military patrol as the result Of renewal
of the snti-Jspanese rioting of last night.
The trouble arises over the Japanese
boycott. Many Chinese merchants who
have sufft red greatly on account OF the
boycott are 10 favor Of raising it.
Those in favor Of continuing the boy
colt began looting the shops and ware
houses Of their opponents 'ast night, and
the entire police department aud several
hundred special officers were required
to quell the disturbances.
Today the attack was renewed aud be-
came so serious that troops were called
out 10 aid the local officers. They fred
on the rioters and killed aud wounded
several. After the rioters had fled, the
Chinese quarter was placed under mill
'a-y control. Hundreds of arrests of the
leaders bave been made and further
trouble is feared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
FOR AGED PEOPLE.
Old Folks Should be Careful in
Their Selection of Regula-
tive Medicine.

With advanced age comes inactive
bowel movement and sluggish liver.
Nature is unable to perform her proper
functions and requires assist nee. Other
wise, there is constant suffering from
constipation and its attendant evils.
Old folks should never use physic that
is harsh aud irritating.
We have a safe, dependable and alto
gether ideal remedy that is particularly
adapted to the requirements OF aged
people and persons OF weak constitu-
lions who suffer from constipation or
other bowel disorder. We are socertain
that it will cure these complaints and
give absolute satisfaction IN every par
ticular that we offer them our personal
guarantee that they shall cost the user
nothing II they fail to substantiate our
claims. This remedy is called Rexail
Orderlies.
Recall Orderlies have soothing,
healing, strengthening, tonic and regu-
Iative action upon the dry. relax mus
cular coat Of the bowel. They produce
a natural, successive contraction and re-
Taxation of the muscular fibres Of the
bowel walls, generating a wave-like
motion which forces their contents on
ward and outward; thus Stimulating
nature in perfect bowel movement. They
also remove ali irritation, dryness, sore.
ness and weakness. They tone up and
strengthen the nerves and muscles and
restore the bowels and associate organs
to more vigorous and healthy activity.
They may be taken at any time without
inconvenience, do not cause any grip
ing, nausea, diarrhoea, excessive loose
meas. fiatuience or other disagreeaDle
effect. Try Rexsll orderlies on our
guarantee. sc tablets 25c, and IL lao-
lets Zoe. w. P. Taylor, 6I6 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
Virginia News.

Eight prisoners esca ,ed from the Ac-
comac county jail on Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Willisms, wife Of
James Il. Williams, died yester5a, at
her home nesr Winchester sged seventy
years.
Miss Mary Pare died Saturday ct
B extoD, her home, near wildwood,
Olsrke county, aged n years. Her
ia her was the late Judge John Evelyn
Page, Tor many years Judge Of the
Cake county court.
Another unit 10 the group of build.
ing OF the University of Virginia Is the
refectory, just completed at a cost of
$40. 900 at the southwest termination of
West Range The plans were prepared
by the late Stanford White, who made an
exhaustive study OF Mr.. Jefferson original
ARCHITECTURAL scheme.
E w. Overbey, cashier of the failed
Bank of Mecklenburg, at B)ydton, was
on Saturday acquitted of the charge of
'a'sfyiDg statements to the state cor
porstion commission. He made full
confession of his p ri In the now famous
bank case. There are six additional
charges against him. Bail was renewed.
Former Congressman Southsll, of the
Fourth congressional district, and DR.. ].
Craig Egglesson engaged in q fstic en-
counter at Amelia Court House yester-
day altsrooon as result Of quarrel
over the killing OF game birds out Of
ssa,on. The prompt intervention of
friends fased the combatants from doing
each other bodily violence.
L. E. Atkins, the clothing salesman,
was ba'ltd In The sum of $1,000 n
police court in Richmond Saturday for
bis appearance on November IL, the
same day on which Ethel Clarke, alias
Fisher, by whom he Is accused, and
Mrs. Jennie 6ohloss, ia whose home the
girl was receiving treatment, are cited to
appear.
G. Cook Ferebee, a cadet st Virginia
Mlli'a.y Institute, died from conclusion
of the brain received in q game of foot.
ball between Virginia Institute and
r auoke College Saturday afternoon.
The injury resulted from being tackled
while running with the ball SIS left half
back. The game was not finished.
Ferebee was son Of g. B. Ferebee, of
! Norfolk.
EdN ard German, Roanoke county
farmer, was shot to death while chop
ping wood in his yard Friday night, and
officers are hunting Sydney Britts, who,
it is alleged, did the killing. BIZ ttI
and G)iTa1 bad long been enemies.
The first shot struck German in the
side. The Injured man went into bis
house and armed himself with a gun.
When be stepped from tho door he was
shot through the head, failing dead at
his wife's feet.
RI. Rev. George W. Peterkin, Epis-
coral bishop OF West Virginia, and
formerly Ta.;or Of st. S epher' Church
in Culpeper, pna"hsd BE- sermon in
that church yesterday, the occa'ion
being the dedita,ion Of the memorial
window put in the church in memory Of
the ltts Judge and Mrs. John W. Bell.
The window is the git Of Miss Mary
Amelia Smith aud Col Thomas Smith,
daughter and son of the var governor of
Virginia, Gen. William Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
TOday's Telegraphic News
Burning Of scbooners rs.

New York Nov. 2-What may prove
a tragedy of the sea was reported today
when the steamer Msssilia arrived from
Mediterranean ports. The Massilia
sighted a vessel on FIRE yesterday in al
tods 3S %, longitude 7l.35, Ia1 down
to her aud steamed about, but saw no
sign Of life. The vessel Sas schooner
with all masis burned aEa7. She was
on FIRE from bow 10 stern. A small
b. at with a center beard vas picked up.
The name apparently vas "F ank, oil
b Jston."
New York, Nov. 2.-Ssved from the
big four-masted schooner Lulu l.. Pol
lard after she was shame from stem to
stern, Captain J. G. Powell aud his crew
of nine we're landed here today. They
survived such peril al, few deep-sea mari
ners encounter. The Pollard was abou t
sixty miles off Cape Hsltera, on her way
here from FernaDdiDa, Fla, when q
gasoline explosion occurred 10 the cabin
and Immediately other tanks lighted up,
nearly cutting eff the captain and most
of the crew from the decks. In NOM
ment the ship was mass of fame: Re.
alizing that it would mean death to all
to cast off boat in the tremendous sea
which was running, Captain Powell and
his nine men crouched In yawl which
hung to Its devils uuder the stern OF the
schooner and there, sufocating In the
smoke of the burning ship, they hung
while death drew near. When all hope
seemed gone the United Fruit Oompany's
steamer Admiral Schley came to the res
cue. The Pollard burned to the waters
edge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-02
Fight In q Cell.

Beaver, Pa, Nov. 2.-Viet1r Swan
son, aged so. Is dying today as the re-
,ult of a battle 10 a narrow cell with
James Duean, of Pitsburg. The 6gh,
started shortly after the men had been
locked up on a charge of drunkenness.
Swanson was knocked down and kicked
Into insensibility, Dugan is being held
to await the outcome OF SSanson's in-
turtles.