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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-17

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idenfen; idal aber nod, oaB fem
Sroen mebr oron bdngtl"
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
[By Associated Press. ]

Suiia, Bulgaria, Oct. 5.-Bulgaria.
at present a tributary principality
under the suzerainty of the sultan of
Turkey. today proclaimed her indie
pendence of Turkey.
THIS notable action was taken at
Turneve by Prince Ferdinand, who
was elected prince of Bulgaria in
1887
The Bulgarian cabinet was pres
ent with the prince, having met him
at the frontier and journeyed with
him TO Turneve. which is the an
cient capital of the kingdom of Bull
garia-
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
VOTING MACHINES
ARE KNOCKED
CLEAR OUT
Lspecial to The Sentinel. ]

Especial to The Sentinel
Denver, Oct. 5.-The voting
machines recently purchased by
the county of Denver. through
the efforts of the Republican
county administration, cannot be
used at the coming election ow-
ing to the fact that the machines
provide for only seven tickets
while twice that number have
been filed.
The machines were purchased at a
cost of 1000 and are now useless
for the coming election and every
other election in the future if there
happens to be more than seven tick
cts to be placed on the ballot.
Mayor Speer and the Democratic
city ad ministration had refused TO be
a party to the purchase of the ma
chimes, consequently the Renuhli"a ms
have all the honor and credit in this
matter for themselves.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
A VICTORY
SEE MS
SURE
[By Associated Press. ]

Chicago, Oct. norman e.
Mack. chairman of the democratic
national committee. who returned to
Chicago today to take up the tdirec-
tion of the democratic campaign in
the west. gave the following state
ment to the Associated Press;
q have been for three weaks in
the east, where | studied the political
situation from every angle. ] have
noted every drift and current. and
today | am prepared to say that, if
we hold the steady gains We have
made in the last two months, the
election is ours. New York is going
democratic-in fact, there will be a
land slide for Bryan in the Empire
state. New Jersey, Rhode Island,
Maryland, Delaware and OhiO will
also he found in the democratic col
umn.
Reports from state and county
chairmen in the middle west are
equally encouraging.
Indiana is safely democratic Ev-
en- the republicans do not seriously
claim it
Mr.. Mack said that President
Roosevelt's S letter had helped the
democrats, and that Congressman
Longwurth's declaration that the
country would have eight years of
Taft, after which Mr. Roosevelt
would be president for eight years,
merely confirmed what had been
plain for some time, that the presi-
dent was seeking to establish and
perpetuate a Roosevelt dynasty
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
A BAD BREAK
BY A BIG
PAPER
Especial TO The sentinel.0

Fairview. Lincoln, Neb.. Oct D
in Saturdays Omaha Bee. published
by Victor Rosewater. member of the
Republican executive committee and
head of the Republican publicity bu-
reau. there WIS an editorial CRITICS.
ing in vigorous language an extract
from a supposed speech of MIR. Bryan
on the tariff question. The words
complained of in the editorial were:
In all tariff legislation the true
principle is the best maintained by
the imposition of such duties as will
equal the difference between the cost
of production At home and abroad,
together with reasonable profit to
American industries.
In regard TO this the Bee said
editorially:
Nothing prettier in the catch-an
line has been offered in This cam
paien. The most hfdebouNd stand
patter in the country can accept that
as satisfactory and the ranlsest free
trader can find delight in ii The
declaration means simply nothing.
An attempt to legislase along that
me would simply open the way to
interminable wrangling as 10 what
constitutes a reasonable profit for
haiI-splttinS on wages ia one indus
try, price Of raw material In another,
rebates and drawbacks in a third and
so on through the list of thousands
of articles thai are now on The tariff
lists.
Under such a proposition an at
tempt at tariff revision. at Bryan's
direction. would serve only to halt
industrial and commercial progress
and keep business unsettled during
his term of office"
Sunday mornings World-Herald
shows that the words complained of
are not a part of any speech of Bry-
ans. but part of the trust plank OF
the Republican platform, and that the
head of the Republican publicity bu-
reau and member of the executive
of the national committee
bad. through the editorial columns of
the paper published by him. severely
criticised one of the planks of the
platform on which Taft is running.
Editor Rosewater of the Bee ad-
nits that a break has been made but
says that he did not write the edi-
torial himself but one of his paid
editorial writer's did.
Mr.. Bryan was greatly amused yet
at the same time thinks that the Bee
has done him an injustice. The Bees
comments on the extracts from the
platform will prove excellent Demo
cratic campaign matter
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
LITTLE ONES
IN WANT OF
FOOD
Ispecial to The Sentinel. |


Chicago. Oct 5.-Ten thousand
school children in this city are in
sufficiently nourished, some live con-
stantly on the verge of starvation
and many are not sufficiently clad to
keep them in healthy condition, ac-
cording to a report made to the board
of education Saturday.
Specific instances of poverty noted
in a house-to-house inspection are
given in the report, which is regard
ed as rejecting a serious social con-
dition in Chicago. Many parents
We're found to sleep so late that their
children went to school without any
breakfast.
In one house. where the father was
ont of work and the mother sick. five
children We're found to have lived for
three days on dry bread and tea. In
another house six children reported
that they had lived on one meal a
day. Another mother. employed as a
seanstress, said she supported her
four children on $3.50 a week. Nj
merous pupils reported inability to
attend school because of insobriety
of their parents.
Every afternoon | have, to hurry
home from school to get the dinner"
declared n pale-faced little girl of .
years 1t was discovered that she
was burdened with the household du-
ties for father and five other chill
dren.
The inspecting physician reported
her physically exhausted from over
work.
In the poorer sections of the stock
yards district the most heartrending
were disclosed. Children
deserted or left by parents who had
been sent to Jail were some of the
instances. In one home the children
were left without support by the ia
ther having committed suicide
The inspection was made by the
child study branch of the compulsory
department, and il is ex-
pected that the school board will
take action on the conditions. 1t is
possible that the board may consider
the question of free breakfasts for
pupils in the poor districts.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
COLORADO LEADS
IN GOLD AND SILVER
Especial to The sentinel.)

Washington, Oct. 5.-The produc-
tion of gold and silver from the
mines of the United States for the
calendar year 1907 as determined by
the bureau of the mint and the geo
logical surveyor general in conjunc-
tion aggregated 4.37 1927 ounces OF
gold of the value of s9O,435.70O and
56.514.7OO fine ounces of silver of
commercial value averaging &C cents
per ounce, or S37. .299,7o0.
AS compared with the output of
1905 the commercial value. on ac-
count of the decline in the price of
silver was s95S,7O0.
Colorado leads in the production of
both gold and silver. having furnish
ed s2O,S79.O0O of the former and ST.
$4,000 of the latter metal.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
TAFT AND
LABOR
MEN
LEY Associated Press. I

Kansas City, Oct. after a part
ing word to Kansas here and Leayen-
worth and Atchison, william ii. Taft
crossed over into Missouri for two
days campaigning and then to Chi
cago to end his western trip Wednes-
day. At Kansas City, Kan, the gath
ering was hilarious and jolly
throughout. As his audience was
largely made up of worl>ingmen, Mr..
Taft began by referring to the claim
of Gompers that Bryan would get the
laboriug vote.
NO. no" came cries from a mum
ber. he won't get the labor vote of
this place"
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
1Rv Associnted Press. 1

Leavenworth, Kan, Oct. 5--Mr-
Taft stood for five minutes in a
drenchine rain this morning and
spoke to fully 5000 mostly labor
ing men. Every factory III the city
was closed down MIR Taft said his
action in labor Injunction cases
needed no defense. as he simply en-
forced the existing laws He was
greeted with deafenins cheers at this
declaration AT the close of his re-
marks, there was a rush of working
men in overalls to shake hands, many
men following his train out of the
yards. MIR. Taft showed no aversion
TO their creased stained hands.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
DEAD MEN USED
AS OBJECT LESSONS
Especial to The Sentinel !

Kokomo, Ind, Oct 5.-As ar OBJ
ject lesson in temperance 600 school
children were lined up Saturday and
marched in regular file past the bod
les of two men found dead In the
woods from intoxication and expos
ure.
Charles Thresher and William and
Charles Lindley went Sunday morn
ing on what they thought was a last
chance spree before the local option
law went into effect. They bought
two gallons Of whiskey and went to
the woods near Greentown, ten miles
east OF here. Two of the three men
were found dead and the third was in
a dying condition. They were taken
to Greentown.
On the suggestion of the Rev. DR..
Hall. pasror Of the Greentown Meth
odist church, the school children OF
the place were shown a specimen of
the deadly work of intoxicants.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
mr.. GUGGENHEIIi OBJ
JECTS TO USE
OF NAME
Especial to The santineI.)

Denver, Oct. d.-Senator Gug-
9enhcim today filed with tho
secretary of state protest
against the use Of his nanl.. by
the Evans faction Of the Repub-
lican party.
This faction has filed an Anti
Guggenheim ticke;" and the raw pro-
vides that a private indivrduaf's
name cannot be used for such pur-
poses unless he consenta and Senator
Guggenheim certainly doe-'net con-
sent.
Some of the Evans MANAGERS
threaten to file the ticket under tho
name, 'Anti-Smelter Trust Magnate
Ticket" in which ease GuFgenhefm
could not legally object.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
GODDING IS NOT
UNDER A GUARD
[ SneciaI to The Sentinel. |

Especial to The Sentinel
Rocky Ford, Colo, Oct. John
E. Godding, the convicted Rocky
Ford banker, is resting at his home
here today. He is not under guard
1t is believed by men on both sides
that Godding will eventually be
free man without having to serve a
sentence.
Bond to the amount of 0,OOO
was given late Saturday night.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
L0NGWORTH SAYS
THAT IT IS A LIE
IDy Associnted Press. /

Cincinnati, o., Oct. 5.-Congress-
man Nicholas Longworth, who is in
Cincinnati today en- route east, where
he will continue his speaking tour,
denounced as a campaign lie the
printed story that in a speech at
Rock Island he proposed that, aftel
Judge Taft had served two terms as
president, President Roosevelt would
again be candidate for the presi-
denCy.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
DENVER REGISTRAR. ON
BREAKING The RECORD
Especial to n. Sentinel !

Denver, Oct. 5-The registration
is breaking the record Ia nearly ev-
cry precinct of Denver today-the
last day of registration.
1t is believed that the total regis
tration today will amount TO 10000
and that there will be 75,0O0 names
on the books whez the registration
-lcses.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

p. C. Edwards of Fort Worth. Tex,
is in the valley this week looking
over land. Mrs. Edwards owns quite
extensive cattle interests in Texas
but since he has talked with real
estate men of this city he has be-
come convinced that the cattle bust
ness is by far too slow way to make
money, it follows that he is a fruit
farm candidate in good standing.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
ELEVEN ARE DEAD
AND MANY HURT
Criminals Set Fire to Great Tenement
in New York City To-day and
Men, Women and
Children Die
CBy Associated Press }


New York Oct 5.-Eleven persons killed more than
and thirty escaped death by the
margin incendary which wrecked the tenement
house at II 4 Mulberry street early today
That deliberate attempt made destroy the house and
occupants police and remen have not the least doubt
barrels stuffed with rubbish soaked with OIL blazing
ercy hail. cutting off the of the fifty
who sleeping the floors Some these died
their BEDS by the smoke Others who had been
fell before they could reach the
burned scarcely arms length from
safety.
Many injured by jumping from the windows
crushed in the mad flight for safety the choked fire es
Fully dozen children tossed from the upper win
caught by standing in the street Many peo
Pile carried down ladders by the firemen
The building occupied by Italian families
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
WAR MEANS RUIN.
[By Associated Press. ]

London. Oct diplomatic rep
resentatives of the powers believe
that war would spell ruin to the new
constitutional rule in Turkey. and
that the sultan would use the war
as a preteXt for Withdrawing the
constitution.
This would be a repetition OF his
course in 1876, when he Withdrew
this same constitution prior to the
outbreak of the Russo-Turkish war.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
TURKEY BLAMEs AUSTRIA.
IBv Associated Press. ]

Cons1antinople, Oct. 5.-Turkey is
convinced that Austria. backed by
GERMANY, encouraged Bulgaria to de-
clare her independence in order to
strike blow at the Kaimil ministry
and compromise on new constitu-
tion.
1t is not known what steps Turkey
will take in regard to the matter;
but the impression prevails that a
European conference viii be hel1 to
consider the whole question.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

the coast
The display of fruits is especially
notable. Utah having produced a
bumper crop of all kinds of fruits
this year.
The sheep department is also the
best at any state fair this year, and
has attracted the attention of wool
growers all over the west.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
GLASS EATER DEAD
Especial to The Sentinel,

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. with
his body full of holes and scars. the
result of many years of feats, such
as sticking pins. needles and sharp
instruments through the face. neck
and arms. and the swallowing of
tacks, broken glass, rough-on-rats
and other deadly poisons. Henry ].
Johnson, human freak" and strong
man. was found dead in bed here last
night.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
d0RKY IS MARRIED
TO AUTHORS WIDOW
Especial to The Sentinel. }

London. Oct. Sit has just leaked
out at st. Petersburg. a despatch to
the Globe reports. that Maxim Gorky
recently married Mrs. Andrieff. who
formerly was the wife of a famous
Russian author. Leonidas Andrieff.
Presumably MINIS. Andrieff is the
woman known here as Nine. And
rieva, who accompanied Maxim Gorky
to New York two years ago. and who
was the cause of his being ostracized
by society in America when it was
learned that she was not his wife.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
THE ARMIES MOVING.
IRv Agsociated Press. ]


Paris, Oct. 5.-The Temps today
published dispatch from Vienna,
saying that the Bulgarian army is
marching toward the frontier and
that the Turks are also moving for
ward to encounter shem.
Austria-H Hungary is mobllizing two
army corps.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
SALT LAKE FAIR
(Snecial to The Sentinel. }

ISpeCIdI 10. It s5V1I tIIIVE'I
Salt Lake City, Oct. 5.-Utah an
nual exhibition of agricultural. live
stock and horticultural products was
opened today. and promises to be the
most successful state fair ever held
between the Rocky mountains and
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
The Market.

GBy Associated Press.
Chicago. Oct. g. Today December
wheat closed at 9S =. 10 9S-
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

Carl Horst. the representative of
OF t4e Majestic Range Co., who has
been conducting the baking demon
strations at Bannister's the past
week. left this morning for Delta,
where he will conduct similar con-
test.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
The RED SPECIAL"
REACHES THE EAST
Especial to The sontineI)

Buffalo. N. Y, oct. g. The Red
Special of the socialists came into
the east yesterday, after campaign
in the west which Eugene v. Debs,
candidate for president. say. marks
an epoch in the history OF socialism.
The biggest passenger engine in
the world that draws the three cars
composing the Red Special footed at
the state crossing as IT left Pennsyl-
vania and entered New York on a
tour which, before II ends on October
81. viii have embraced the eastern
and southern states and has covered
since August 81 mofe, than 10000
miles.
More than 5000 people greeted
Debs when he appeared in the Con-
vention hall here. II was an orderly.
thoughtful assemblase and cheers
lasting three minutes werc finally
hushed by the uplifted brand OF the
socialist standard-bearsr
He began the EASTERN campaign
apparently wen nurtured by the 49,
cent meals served ON the Rsd. Special.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
RUSSIA TAKES A HAND.

[By Associated Press.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 5.-It is an
nounced with authority today that
Russia will propose a congress of the
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
GREAT BRITAIN AND
RUSSIA ARE ACTIVE

powers for a general revision of the
Berlin treaty.
This is the outcome of the procla-
nation of independence made by Bull
garia.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

J. c Ashburn and sister. Mrs. Il.
F. Elkins, of La Jpnta, Colo. are Wis
itng in the city with relatives and
friends. They are on their way to
the coast to spend the winter and
will return in the spring to make a
longer stay. They leave tom orxow.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

r. C.. Griffith and wife are new ar
rivals from Terre Haute. Ind. Ehey
are Stopping at the st. Regis.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
WAR SEEMS INEVITABLE.
ne Associated Press. |

London. Oct 5.-The foreign Of
fees of European nations are keep
ing the wires hot today in an effort
to find basis of an agreement that
will be satisfactory 10 the powers
which are chiefly concerned, that
shall take the place Of the treaty of
Berlin.
That all energies are being bent
toward the maintenance of peace is
evident. and that war between
Turkey and Bulgaria will be prevent
ed If the powers OF Europe can pre-
vent it.
France has decided to act as medi
ator. Great Britain has also made
nediatory proposals: and Germany.
it is announced from Berlin. will not
counsel Turkey to go to war with
her seeding principality.
The armies OF both Turkey and
Bulgaria, however. are preparing for
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

Thomas Seaman today sold to Mrs.
Mary Ennis for $3.50 lots 81 and 3S
in Bells addition to Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05
Will Appropriate Others.

News that is no less interesting
than the act of Prince Ferdinand is
brought in dispatches from Vienna
to the effect that Austria Hungary
has practically decided to annex the
provinces OF Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Prices on the bourses of Europe
have fallen sharply.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-05

Irwin a. Moon today sold to Louis
Harms for $500. lots 3S and 80, block
,. orchard Mesa Heights.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28
FraDeiseo Vidal,

tragedia De Pisrrot, On fin, en- todog, caEac-
terizfndoloB como es debido nin amRne.
ramientoa4
De Ieguir 81 paGo que v6, , ii no 20 Vi.
cia ca Ell terEeno de- Is exc geEaci6D, 10 cual
q muy CoEEients On au cusFda, llsgar6 muy
pronto s scr an primer tenor C6mico en-
toda reg q.
En- eI teFE0no particular vale cunnto Pc
Bl y % eB deCiF Rlgo; modeato On sxtTomo,
franco por damfs niempEo allegro, cum.
plidor exacto de los compromises que con.
tFae , compafisro modelo.
Mas que catalan. paReCe RFagon6s pOR Iu
caF6Cter excssiVRmente expansive, obade'
cisndo elto ha hRbsr vivido mucho tempo
en Il heT6ica tieEEa de LanuzR.
ConfsEa CON la ingsnuidad propis de
On nino que eIt6 encaEinado CON los hijou
de Puerto Rico ds quiene1 hs TsCibido 81.
pOntRneaB demoltracions- de aprscio con
eoplsndidez.
Vaya mi splRuao para 81 simp6tico ar
tflts y excelente amigo. Angel Psohs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-28

Tiene veintidoa afio1~de edad J deude
lca catorce. eat6 piaRndo 81 pslco escenico
con RplauEos dc todos los pdblicos en don.
de ha tEabsjado,
Comenz6 50 cagrera Oh Barcelona, %
pueblo native mfs tarde reCorri6 Las
principales poblaOioneg de Egpafia, en- com
pafiiau notablOp, como los en que fguraban
BOnifaCio Pinsdo, Palmads, Pope RiqnaI.
me, Pedro Ruiz de AEana, tog y Ultima
mente en- Il capital de Cntalun3, ca los
Tfvoli y GEan.V .Vfa, donde artren6 La pese.
ia eafsrm0, MOFoo CristSanOs La ta5a de
the, y otFaB muchan.
PaCo Vidal e1 an tenor c6mico ba1tanta
bueno, pus8 81 bien no tiene una VOC voIu
ninosa para 81 cAnto, reune On cambio las
RpreeiableB 6otsn aEtfgtiCsE de recitaE muy
bien y tener mucha yis c6miCR, Ein apayG.
Har SuB papeleB para producer Il hilaridad
del pdblico.
CuantOl tipoE interpreta han sido digaos
de aplauHos, como en- Los Granujas, en- 1ue
estk inimitable,en Ey NAL de amOres, ca La