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The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-02

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The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-02

First Sufferer-And to think that when we were boys we wanted to go to sea.
 Second Sufferer-For goodness sake don't bring up childish memories now.
 First Sufferer-I ain't got anything else to bring up.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
DEMOCRATIC TIMBER GALORE
Chanler Leads IN the Race for Gov,
ernor.
David B. Hill Among Those Men
toned to Run Against
Republican.

New York. Aug. Z7.-The Democratic
situation IN New York State as 10 a can
didats for governor began for the first
time 10 be outlined to-day.
For several months there has been a
plethora Of candidates All sorts Of COS
sip has been heard as 10 the availability
Of Thomas F Connolly. of Clinton Coun-
ty- D Cady He-rick. Of Albany County.
Mayor Adams, Of Buffalo: Lieut. Gov.
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. and more re-
Gently there has been mention Of Alton
B. Parker
From time TO time it has been insisted
quietly that David B. Hiu would make
the best candidate. for the reason that
ne IS sn experienced campaigner- Mr..
Hill is 10 arrive from Europe tO-morrow.
Lieut. Gov. Chanle- is far in the lead
a. the moment for the nomination Chair
man Corners. il was stated. not only last
spring. but since his return from Denver.
has made il his mission TO secure up
State delegates for Mr. Chanlsr. and one
of Chairman COnners' friends said To-
night that through his work for Nj
ChanIer the lieutenant governor would
start in the convention 10 be held al
Rochester with 124 delegates from the
Up-COunJry districts
This IS large margin Of advantage IL
a convention TO number z53 delegates.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
TARHEEL G. 0. P. NAMES COX
SOuth's Furniture King VIII Make
Governorship Race.
Former Democrat Gets Second Place
on TicLet-Fun State Ticket
Nominated.
- . Tbe - HersIa.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Charlotte, y. C., Aug. IA campaign
promising something Of the spectacular
is assured in North Carolina by the nom
ination to-day Of J. Wood Cox. known as
the South's furniture king. for governor
by the Republican State convention
which adjourned this afternoon.
Safe and conservative and favoring
different treatment of corporations. espe-
cially the railroads. from that of the
Democratic legislature last year. is how
Mr. Cox and the new platform are char
acJeTized
Mr.. COxs running mate for Lieutenant
governor Is Charles French Toms of
HendersOnville. who some years ago left
the Democratic ranks A full State ticket
was nominated IN addition to the above.
The gubernatOrial nominee is a man
who VIII doubtless gain many votes for
his party by his strong personality and
his recognized ability as a business man
and handler Of men
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

great confidence in his ability 70 read
Taft's election in the future, because
he foretold the nomination
''You need not fret over the election ~
he writes for there is a great surprise
in store fer you on the 3rd OF November
at the hour OF 10 o'clock 2. m You VIII
know then YOU are elected and have the
country swept North and East and West
also A Galveston man sees absolutely
no hope fer Bryan. because Of spiritual
messages. which he has received from
Gen Grant and ex-President Harrison
The message from Benjamin Harrison
was Don't worry; Texas will receive an
abundant cotton crop and you VIII be
elected. The message from Gen. Grant
came in The form or poetry. but IN
fortunately the seer has forgotten the ex-
act words. Anyway. the meaning was
that more soldiers are needed for this
united country 10 keep Wall street and
anarchy down. and Taft is going TO be
elected.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
RIFLE TOURNEY ENDS
Twelve Medals Awarded at
Camp Perry.
ENSIGN DORTCH STAR VICTOR
Navy Wins First HOnOrs Though
Militia SharPshoOters Mike Better
Showing On Last Day of National
Match Series-SerGt- Orr Is Pistol
Champion of the Meeting.

Camp Perry. Ohio Aug. Z7.-The na-
uonaI individual and the national pistol
matches to-day brought 10 an end the
rifle tournament
Ensign DOrtch. Of the navy team. cap
tured the national individual match with
a score Of 800
The twelve leaders who won gold
medals finished as follows Lieut. Roth
rock. Ohio. so, Lieut.. Shaw. Twenty
seventh Infantry. 80. Private Behuken.
Wisconsin. 90. Lieut.. Burns. Massachu-
setts. a94. ". ". Smith. navy. go; Lieut.
stiles. Maine. 90. Midshipman Wilson.
navy, 2S7; Lieut. Frehet. Ninth Cavalry.
2ss; Lieut.. Harris. Fourteenth Infantry,
2S6.
Ensign Dortch also won the special
skirmish medal and so prize by his score
Of % The similar slow-hre prize went to
Lieut.. Stiles. Of Maine al 1S5 and the
rapid fire TO sergt. SJampIe, Of the Ohio
team, with A.
Sergt. Orr Leads.
Sergt c. E Orr. Of Ohio. won the
national pistol match in a field OF 80
The leaders Sergt OFT. Ohio. 419: Capt
A J AicNabb. Twenty-seventh Infantry
41s, AIidshipman A D Denny. navy. IL,
AIi6shipman W J. Lee. navy. AZ; Lieut.
T D Parnley. First Kansas. III; Sergt
Thomas Feeney. Fourteenth Cavalry
80; Lieut.. r. Alderman. District OF
Columbia, 41s. SergL H L Black United
States Field Artillery. 41S. Sergt. A
Smith. First Colorado. go. Sergt. H. z
Williams. Second Troop New Jersey. 20
Capt F. E Resche. Third Minnesota
won the slow-fre prize at .; 1Ii5shipmar
Denny the rapid fire with Isl and Mid
shipman Lee the timed fire with rs.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
GHELTERED IN MORGUE.
Homeless in New York Driven from
Streets by Cold

New York Aug Z7--Hundreds Of home
less men and women, the greatest number
Il months. to-day are hiding from the
cold r1-1 here in police stations and CITY
shelters. and nearly a hundred left the
morgue this morning. after night spent
IN sleeping by the marble slabs
Never before in the history OF the SIu-
cicipal Lodging House have 50 many ap-
7liCations for shelter been received dur
ing August Long before the night was
half gone the place was fuu OF homeless
women, many Of them With babies in their
arms tor
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
BRYAN REWARDS NEGRO.
Pullman Porter Finds and Returns
His POcketbok.

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. 27.-The honesty
Of Pullman car porter saved William
J. RTyan several hundred dollars to-day
and won the negro a Thank you and
SO from Bryan
Bryan dressed burriedly or his arrival
here TO meet a reception committee. and
forgot the pocketbOok- which contained
$50 given him at Salem yesterday for
the Democratic campaign fund. as well
as his own cash. He missed the pocket
book when he reached his hotel, and the
widest excitement prevailed.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

Toledo. Ohio. Aug 27.-When William
H. Taft becomes the guest Of the Middle
Bass Club On Saturday evening. he will
be treated Just as any other member Of
the club There viii be no programme
arranged for him Such is The announce
u,ent made today by c. z. Lewis, presi-
dent Of the club.
''1fr- Taft VIII be treated as any Other
guest OF the club has been treated. %
said 1Lr- Lewis The daily entertainment
viii be governed entirely by DIr- Taft-s
wishes. IF he desires 20 try his luck with
the disciples OF Izaak Walton a boat
and bait VIII be placed al his disposal
If lsunging al the clubhouse In friend
" chat with visitors Is his desire. he viii
be accommodated While his entertain
ment is IN no sense political, he VIII no
doubt. discuss politics with visitors who
cali TO see him
It Is learned that q number Of important
conferences viii be held by AIr- Taft with
politicians from Ohio. Indiana. Illinois,
Michigan. and other Middle states.
The Taft party viii reach Toledo al 10
O'Clock Saturday night. and will immedi-
ateIy board private yacht for the night
trip 10 the island
Loving Cups Presented
Hot Springs. Va. aug Z---The guests
~ the Homestead Hotel tonight presented
silver loving cups 10 Mr. and MIS- Taft
and their son Charley as remembrance
Of a pleasant sumner. The presentation
took place ir the ballroom OF the hotel
The room was decorated with flags. The
band struck UP. should AUD Acquain-
rance Be Forg0t7' the entire audience
rising and singing Judge Horace H
Lurton. OF the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals. stepped forward as The
presiding officer OF the occasion. The
Judge Is a Tennesseean, and The majority
OF the guests who Joined in the tribute
10 the candidate and his wife were
'SOutherners-
Col John c. NcA-erley. Of Alabama
presented the cup 10 NJ. TAFT The col
oneI told M Taft how much everybody
had enjoyed his presence at Hot Springs.
lIr. Taft responded briefly Mrs Luke D.
Blackburn. Of Kentucky, presented The
cup from the women guests 70 Mrs Taft
When II came Charley Taft's turn Il
was surrounded BY twelve OF his str
playua1es. all dressed in white Finally
two OF them handed him the cup, and
the twelve playfully put their haCdker-
Charley II at ease. and he ducked fol
his seat al the first opening. when h5
proceeded TO thank his pIaymatss individ-
uaIly for their remembrance OF him 1Ir
and Mrs Taft held reception after thf
Presentation They VIII leave for Middle
Bass Island n Lake Erie al so to-moT-
TOW night
Democrats Are Jealous
M Tzfts speech before the virginianz
here a week ago has had the effect OF
putting the Democratic leaders of viz
ginia on their mettle. They are prepar.
ing 70 hold e counter demonstration q,
Goshen, and efforts are being made Il
get M Bryan 70 attend Now th'
prophets sOothsayers. and interpreters o.
dreams are butting into The campaign
They have II all figured out for JUdg,
Taft
Three Of them elected Taft in his morn
ing mail 4 Litchfeld CID man has
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
Fairbanks at Home.

Indianapolis. Ind Aug 21--Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks reached his home in this
city to-day. and VIII remain in this State
nearly all the time till the election. Il is
understood that he viii make number
of speeches in the campaign but whether
outside OF the State IS not known
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
VIRGINIA G. o. P. GETS BUSY.
Sherman and Cannon Likely to Be
on the Stump.
special 10 he Washinron Herald.

ol1-lal q M " 1zIlllE-0l HeT7ll-
Norfolk. Va, Aug 27--In mighty ef-
fort TO carry the State for Taft and The
Congressional district for D. Lawrence
Groner the Republicans will send some
Of their big and able campaigners here.
Those scheduled 10 SPEAK IN Norfolk
are James :. Sherman, candidate FOL. Vice
President Speaker Joseph G. Cannon. and
Senator Lodge and Representative PAYNE.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28


son Of the late George Hawkins VIII
iams. long one OF Baltimore's prominent
lawyers. and was fa1iliarly known as
Willie Williams. his sister. Miss Char
lotte Williams, married Walter Prescott,
Smith and Is now a. Narragansett Pier.
Willie" Williams Is @ member OF the
d-Baitimore- -EIk-idge. Baltimore
Athletic, and Bachelor CorIIion clubs.
lie Is a lawyer. with an Office in the
Equitable Building Being wealthy. he
did not practice actively. but was q
devoree or society he had planned q
trip 10 Europe, and was 70 leave sew
eral days ago. but IS tonight al his
home IN Long Green. Baltimore County.
He says he thought his wife was ir
Boston
Roberts Distinguished Tree.
Charles 3. Roberts Is about thirty
eight years OF age and is g son Of the
late Judge and former Attorney General
Charles Boyle Roberts. OF Westminster
and comes from an old and distinguished
Maryland family. his ancestors having
been among the first settlers in Carroll
County.
Ar Roberts has sperE the best part Of
his life in this city. and for the pas,
fourteen years has been in the hardware
supply business. beng the president and
treasurer of the National Supply Com
pauy, which company he helped 70 or
ganize about twelve years ago. In 1S9.
ne married Miss Mary 6 Sloan, youngest
daughter Of The late James sloan. jr
who for years was the president Of the
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
and director IN the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company
BY this alliance Mr.. Roberts became the
brotker-iu-law OF Ny. Robert y sloan
who is prominent in local banking circles
and who resides AT FernwOod. in the
Green Spring Valley Other sisters OF
Mrs Roberts are Miss Mamie Sloan. nov
summerilg al Beverly Farms. Mass.
and Mrs Epandnondes Chermont. wife OF
the secretary Of the Brazilian Legation
at Washington
Mr- Roberts. while making his winter
residence al 703 St. Paul street. main.
tains 2 summer home near Lutherville
He is well known in club circles. being
member Of all the leading clubs of the
State, including the Maryland. Baltimore
Country. and EIkridge Hunt. and has
host Of friends
Mrs Roberts. with her four children /,
now IN New Hampshire.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
Democrats Are JeaIous.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z s DEPT oE Agriculture. Weather Bureau
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L $ DEPT o. = Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Wzs1inE-1l- Th1Ts5sy. Aux - 1g--s .. n
St-os Wed1ss5zF ui-ht the raiufau has ben zz--
eraly Esht ID The Atlantic SJstss although clJ15y
and col Eea1bs- pe-siscs e1ospt IN New E--lznd
Il ths iure-l1r TIE weather was wz-nsr and San-
srzDy flir. s-osr- II p1rti0us Il Eas-s- kansas
and WsSs-u lIisso-ri. where ths-e vere heavy local
showers Wed1ssdzy night There were also rzins
On the North PaC6c ooasL With much l0vsr ten
ps-zursa
There VII be local showers Fridzy u The Central
Wesc and the sx-rs,s Su--Lues- Cs1rlti-r1inc Sat
u-1a- N the latter dis-cr Local showers VII also
Continue II Eastern F7o-5da duHrE Friday ard Sat
l-aT and there s1--e p-0s7ec-s of showers sat
Crlav IN the N1r-hUes--
Tt VII be warner Friday and Saturday in the At
lz--1- States and cooler SATURDAY the NerthEesr
The winds along the New England cuast VIII he
fresh no-lheasf % east except brisk over the ez-
tre11e s5uther1 portion On the Middle Atlantic ca
fresh uo7rheast east the South Atlantic
coast light 20 fresh D0-th 20 northeast; the Ess-
Gulf c1ls- light ard Tarlshle- on the West Gulf
cuasr light % fresh ess 10 sJuthazsr- the Lo1er
Late= Eztr 20 fresh east % southeast. and On the
Jr1s- Lakes li-hr 20 fresh southeast 20 south
Ste1lsr= departing Friday for E1ropesu ports vii
have t-zsa -o-theas-erlv winds with Eeneally fair
weather. % -he Gaud Banks
SPECIAL RIVER BULLETIN
The foods in rha Southern rivers have reached
Their highest roi-ts- ex1spt over the lower reaches
TIE Lower Sautee Oconee, ard Oc-nuEes rivers VIII
continue r5 rise slowly for several days while the
1ast d0od waters IN the Altsmaha River VII not pas
INTO the Atlantic until well after the middle q
septsmber-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
SpECIAL RIVER BULLETIN
Local Temperature.

AI55nizht. 3. g. II. g; a Il. g; a. n. g;
S a. H.. - ID a. n. 60. 2 uoon- CO. p. n, s..
Z p r.. IS; D. n. 50; p n. C.; 70 p. H., 81
NaEiuuu- So uI1InuEl S.
Relative Luuzdity-8 q IL, s.; Q. n 8: 6 T.
r.. s3 Rainfall .s ?. u. 70 p n. col. Hours
q sunshine. none
Temperature sane date last year-sisEiu1u1n. u;
minimum. Is
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
DR.. MACKAY EXPIRES
New York Pastor Stricken
in Pullman Car.
or WAY, TO JOIN FAMILY
Head Of Collegiate Reformed Church
Was Famous for His Criticism Of
cuSed of Heresy. and Preached 10
Rich and Poor Alike

New York. Aug z7-Rev- Dr. Donald
sage Mackay. pastor Of the Collegiate
Reformed Church. at Fifth avenue and
FOrty-eishth street. died to-day al Port
land Ne
Dr. NaCkay was in his seat in Pull
man car. on his way 20 join his children
az Blue His. Ne. when he sCccUubed 70
double pneumonia With him were Ms
8facIay and the Rev. Andrew - s4geulan-
assistant pastor Of the Collegiate Cl,urch-
Dr. 1-acBay had been in fl health for d
year or more. bur no one expected that
his malady would terminate fatally.
Dr. GIackay had been pastor Of the Col
legiate Dutch Reformed Church since
1888. and in that tine had taken the high
est rank as a forceful preacher and able
church organize He was characterized
specially by liberal ideas
Criticises Theology.
Dr. 8Iackay was famous for preaching
his mind alike 70 rich and poor. although
his congregation was made up largely OF
wealthy people. He was born in GIas-
gov. November %. 1853 In 1906. because
OF statements made IN q sermon by Dr.
8Iackay. the Iowa Classis Of the Reformed
Church accused him ot hereSy. After he
had been branded as q hereto, Dr. Mac
KAY said he had TO patience with theol-
OEy. which demanded that "a Cody
husband shan say amen 70 the da1na-
ton OF his wife. the Cody parents
shall sing haIlelujah a. the passing
Of the sentence Of death against their
only child; the Cody child shall approve
the dau1ation Of his wicked parents.
the father who begot him and the mother
who bore him"
In his pastoral work. Dr.. AIzckay was
accustomed 10 attend mission meetings
On the Bowe-y. and he returned 10 his
owu congregation 10 preach about the
realities of Hse
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
Little Damage at Lynchburg.
d = WaslinEt1n Herald.


Lynchburg. Va, Aug. Gas far as
can be learned here to-day, very little
harm was done TO crops in the Lynchburg
district by the recent heavy rains In
addition to this the highest stage the
James River reached was five feet.
Train service was resumed this after
noon on the Durham branch Of the Nor
folk and Western Railway between here
and Durham, y c., It having been in
terrUpted ny several serious washouts
Monday night
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
MINERS ARE EXPELLED.
Locals Charter Revoked After Re-
fusRI 10 Return.

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug ZZ-After labor
ing with the striking miners of the Hud-
son mine al day yesterday and late into
the night. and falling to get the majority
TO return TO work. President Lewis Of
the. United Mine Workers. today revoked
the charter Of the local to which the
Hudson miners belonged. and they are
now out Of the union.
His next step viii be to put union men
IN the mine Under his action, the dis
trict officials cannot contribute money
from the treasury to support the strikers.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
new SKIN REMEDY.
Creates Bis Sdr-Drug Stores Crowd
ed with Sufferers.

For several weeks past Ogram's. O'Don-
nelrs and other leading drug stores in
this city have been crowded with persons
desiring a supply of poslam. the new
cure for eczema This is the drug which
has created such a stir throughout the
country since its discovery one year ago.
For the convenience Of those who use
poslam for pimples. blackheads. bIOJches.
red nose. acne. herpes. and other minor
skin troubles. a special 50-cent package
has been adopted. in addition to the reg
ular two-dolIar jar. which is now on sale
at al leading drug stores.
In eczema cases poslam stops the itch
ing with first application and proceeds tc
heal. curing chronic cases IN two weeks
In minor skin troubles results show after
an overnight application. For a free ex-
perimentaI sample. write direct 10 the
Emergency Laboratories, % West TWen-
ty-ffth street. New York City
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
Tide Table.

To-5sy-Hizh tide SIS a. n and s--5 D n. lou
tide. SIS a. n and IS T. m
T0morroW-Hizh tide. 9z5 a. n and s53 2. n
low tide. 515 a. n and 405 z n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained BY any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
open.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

bank needs the guaranty as well as the
little one. for big banks fail as well as
small banks. and the bigger the bank the
greater the calamity 10 the community
when It fails No bank is so big as 70 be
absolutely beyond danger. and a com
muHi;- aeede protection against the big
banks failure even more than against
the failure Of the small banks
Guaranty Law Justified.
To justify 4 law guaranteeing de
positors. II Is not necessary TO show that
the advantage TO the bankers would
amount TO more than the tax The ex-
animation OF the banks would continue
to be made at the expense Of the banks.
even If It were certain that the examina-
ton was OF no pecUniary advantage 70
the banks. The law would continue TO
require 2 certain amount Of reserve 10 be
kept on hand. even If it were certain that
such a law brought no Pecu1Iary gain 90
the bank; and so the banks ought 10 bs
compelled 20 insure their depositors
against loss. even If it could not be shown
that such insurance would bring a com
peusating advantage to the bank The
bank charter has value; If it were not
valuable the bank would not be organized.
The bank charter is a gift from the
people through the law, and the people
who authorize the establishment Of a
bank have q right TO demand. in return.
that me bank shah keep the pledge which
it gives when It invites deposits. and
make good its promises Of Security 10
those who deal with It
II submit that in this effort TO make
all banks secure. the Democratic party
is the champion Of the farmer, the labor
ing man. the business man. the profes-
sional man. and the champion Of the
banker as well No class Is outside Of
the benefits OF this law. for il bestOws
its blessings upon all
Why has the Republican party been
so quick to respond to the demands of
Wall street and so slow to yield TO the
demands Of the masses2 There are two
reasons: first. the Republican party has
allowed itself 10 become the servant Of
the favor-seeking corporations, and. sec
ond too many Republican leaders look
at questions from the aristOcratic stand
point Of the few-rather than from the
Democratic standpoint. the standpoint OF
the many. They legislate upon the the
ory that society is suspended from the
top. and they fail. therefore, TO under
stand either the evils that affiict the
/ body polite. or the remedies that are
needed The Democratic party. viewing
questions from the standpoint Of the
whole people. easily sees that which Re-
publican leaders do not discover, and its
remedies begin with the relief of the
average man. This is the secret. if Sc
( cret there be Of the primacy Of our party
+ in matters of reform"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

While you think OF II. telephone your
Want Ad- 20 the Washington Herald, and
bill VIII be sent you at / cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The wash
ington Herald and bill Will be sent you az
cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
Temperatures In other cities.

Teu1e-aturss other cites together With ths
s110uut of rainfall for the twelve hours ended at
2. n. yestsIdsy. are as follows.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
Condition of the water.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Hz-pe1s Fery. " Va. Aug. z7--Pot0nac muddy
and Shenandoah Fery muddy and little hiEh-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
WAITING FOR TAFT
1T MIDDLE BASS
Candidate Will Leave Hot
Springs This Evening.
LOVING CUPS ARE PRESENTED

Candidate ard Family HOnOred by
VirEinians After Their Long stay,
and Democrats Are Glad They Are
Gone. Seeking New to Have His
Popularity COunteracted.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
FINANCIER SHOT
IN ROLLER CHAIR

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28
BRYAN TALKS ON
BANK GUARANTY

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

CHILDRENS BLUE DENIM
Rompers. sizes . 1 and NJ
years. sold al 5oc- For NC
clearanca at..-......-..- -..--....--.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

ONE FINE QUALITY WHITE
Pure Linen Coat Suit. size %: or
marked 10 sell at SI29s To M
close
The Washington herald., 1908-08-28

10 BOYS BASEBALL SUITS. ALI
complete with cap. belt and ~
stockings. TO be closed out SC
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