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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-01-18


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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-01-18

For wears fhe preset Francis Thomp
sog had been one 80 'he submerged y
selling matches. calling cabs anything
10 obtain the pence necessary 10 buy
food At last he yielded TO despair
aud having Cor ~nue days sawed UP
al he could earn. be- devoted 70 20 the
purchase of single dose ~ laudanum
sufficient to end hls troubles With
this he retired az night 20 his haunt
the rubbish plot in Convent Garden
market Then by his own narrative
the following incident occurred lie
had already taken half the fatal draft
when he felt hand upon his arm and
looking up. saw one whom he recog
nlzed ma Chattertou forhldding him to
drink the rest. and az the same instant
memory came 10 him OF how. after
that poets suicide. letter had been
delivered at his lodgings which. n he
had waited another day would have
brought him the relief needed
II happened so with Thompson, for
after lnnnl,e pains the editor o. .
;-:agazine who had accepted and priat-
ed an essay and poem ~ his. but
could not discover his address. had
that very morning traced Thompson
10 the chemists shop where the drug
was sold, and relief for him was close
al hand London Academy.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-01-18
s.arash Has Habits.

Professor II ). Jennings ~ Johns
Hopkins university. Who has been con
nec,cd with the University of cali
f0rnia IN a number uf experiments OF
several months duration at the uni
yersity's marine biological laboratory
III la Jolla. has discovered that no ami
NAL known is so lnW as The stariish
lie has demonstrated that the animal
is AZ the very bottom Of animal species
The starnsh is shown 10 have a com
plicatcd life and many extraordinary
ways Of helping itself ON lis back II
bears about 25.oOo small jaws. or hands
arranged Ia rings ana bands These
attack ncrce.y any creature that mo
Tests the starhst They seize and
hold GRATIS AMI other creatures til they
die by their aid the siariish captures
many animals for food Even quick
active fish 81 considerable Size are sur
prlscd by these Jaws. seized held and
eaten. ~ animal so low as the star
fish has before been known to form
habits Ia learn to do things IN u Ger
tain definite way To test whether the
starnsh can do this a number Of speci
mems were trained FOR long tine e
right themselves IN certain definite
ways iy this method II was found
that the starhsh very readily acquires
what lnay be called temporary habits
San Francisco chronicle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-01-18

Mrs Frederick Dent Grant, Mrs
Clarence Burns president Of the LITTLE
Mothers Aid associations Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan ana Miss .ary Me
Dowell. the Chicago settlement work
er. are cooperating IN "A plan 20 brinl
the 10000 homeless children Of thi'
country 10 the attention ~ the 1000
600 chlldlcss homes that are said TO ex
list Short histories aud Photographs 81
the children who are candidates fol
adoption will be published In a popular
magazine. and The wom who are In
teresting themselves IN the work be
lleve that HOMES VIII be found for mos
Of the homeless little ones.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-01-18

gan to realize that the years had beer
lonely.
Marion was not az the house when
he dropped In the following morning
nor did he SEE her again until Friday
afternoon when lie went 10 make his
final inspection of her work.
pck gaSped as he entered the apart
mcni Ia place VI the gaudy paper
the walls We're now covered with qule;
tones aud Inc covered carpets had
been exchanged for rugs whose soft
tints harmonizcd with the new paper
instead of the solid otiicclike furniture
We're Fighter ANA more tasteful pieces.
ami The whole apartment suggested Il
feminine presence.
Best 81 ain Marion Wadleigh was
there The print dress had been ev.
changed for an afternoon costume
aud Immediately Dick decided that aft
cr 400 q print dress was not the most
Incoming costume which Marion could
wear though that had been his impress
sion since he had seen her last
quietly she moved about the place.
giving an account ~ Der expenditures.
and Dick followed hearing onS the
rich voice fun tones. without caring
what She said so last the tour OF
the rooms was cuded. and She return.
ed Is the par'or
III sou like" she said = can buy
the material for dinner tomorrow and
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Settlement
In Full.
BY LULU JOHNSTON.
Copyrighted, im' BY y + Daley


Dick Staley perehrd on q furniture
crate. looked discousoiately at Biily
Blaine, who was regarding the wall
paper and trying hard mot o. laugh
In spite OF Blaines efforts the witch
ing corners OF his mouth curved. and
as he met Staley's eye he exploded in
a roar OF laughter which served only
10 deepen Stalcy's gloom
Laugh. confound you. growled Sta
ley. Its funny to you rs not SO
funny to me rye got 20 g this p.a q
settled IN five days ana upon my soul
l don't know what ia DO first
The first step Is easy." thuchled
Blaine Get man in to ~crapc the
walls The paper Is the worst ever
saw"
1T looked all right tn tie book. said
Staey defensiyely TT was the pref
test thing in the whole book 81 sam
pies"
1T may be all right Ia sample
admitted Blaine, With another glance
at the lowered moustrositE bu' there
is only one square yard rs the sample
II looks dincnnt. Dick. when yoa have
a roomful Of IT,"
Il know %" admitted S4let "hit
that doesn't help matters r only
serves To make them vorsc want
ed 70 surprise the matter hy bringing
her to her own hom instead 81 ta4
ing her "a 4 hotet size aates q give
up her old home. and wanted To-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-01-18
DAVID MASON.
Faur Great English Novelists Were
His Pupils In Literature.


The man who taught English litera-
lure to four great English writer's. Rob.
crt Louis stevenson NJ. Barrie, .. X.
Crockett and Dr John Watson Oan
Maclarcu has Just died In Scotland.
His name was David Mason. and a
writer in the Milwaukee sentinel gives
short history Of Professor Mnsson's
life and comments upon the four ia
nous pupils 10 quote:
Al these uoYclists studied at EdIu
burgh university where Professor
Masson occupied the chair OF English
literature from 1860 to 1895. Steven.
son and Barrie were members Of his
classes IN the early seventies while
among other pupils we're William Arch
or the dramatic critic aud Lord Rose.
berry
OF all these. however, perhaps the
one who bears the deepest testimony
10 MnSsons influence t. j. VI. Barrie,
who once declared that he made up his
mind To- 90 IN for literature one day
when he saw the professor rummaglng
over secondhand bookstall with ST.
500 in bank notes bulging out Of his
pockets
\ whimsical 'thunh nail sketch" OF
his Old pcdagoguc hy Barrie Is worth
quoting II comes iu series of recOl-
lections 81 the noAo.ists college days,
the Edinburgh Eleven and is rs fol
lows "Mussou always comes 70 my
memory first knocking nails into his
desk on trying io lear Tire sas bracket
from lis socket He >iil that the Danes
scattered over Eng'sAd taking such a
hold as nail takes -hcn il Is driven
into wood For the moment he saw his
desk turned into England he whirled
m invisible hammcr IN the air, and
down II cauc ou the desk with 4
crash so one vino has Sat under Mas
son can forget how the Danes nailed
themselves upon England II was
when his mind groped for an image
that he clutchcd the bracket lie seem
cd 10 tear his good things ont of it,
Silence o,crcamc the class some We're
ll.l TOR tho bracket II shony, .,rnnn-
~ ana ,,old.d U.sson Sam o,;otbnr
- I'o ,hin.. tbst .noJo H. lectures
iftor.tnr. rh. crisis b,d no.scd and
,.,.rrhn1y lr.,,hnd ,.,b,
:, w.. &, ,so5 t,,, mis- rnoc,.d mir.
,o,..nn. r,,.r.r, ,r,.,,n Il l,nr i
f,u,pi,,. o.ar. !. ,iin1nr,b sfrrcts
r.stgnn1 III. ,.h,ir IA NV ant his DAYS
i, r,tt..,n..n, 10 md hann colled 10
~. rnf,or:it,. thtrty ,cors before IN
succ,nd II. f,mops ballad scholar.
professor Avtonn ana t,yolye venrs be.
forn ,.,t i. Nh ,.lon tba vacant
nloc,. If tho .o.t C,op.,b ,s professor
!, t,n.Iish i, r.nlc.rsit, callnga Ian
IN, A., ,t,,,.o. T., ms oditor Of n
r.,f.i,ns u,,,,gin. in ,herIcon his
Lirthnf,,. ..nl n t,,entv ny, whom he
v.rt do,,l Il, Ioudnu n,. was one of
.t . r,,. ,..t.,.,.,i,,.. ,,,ft,.rs IN
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Under Sheriff Bill voris is on his way
home from Salt river, where he was
attending to some official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Oats will leave
for England, Sunday morning.
f. d. Wilson of Clifton was here on
business yesterday.
l.. ID. Parkinson of Benson was one
Of the business visitors in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. Sidow has returned from vaca.
ton visit to California.
J. n. Higgins, locomotive engineer
who formerly lived here and has many
friends in this city, is in Globe on
sixty days leave of absence. He is
now working out of Cardenas, Mexico.
C. d. Reppy, right of way agent Of
the Randolph lines, returned to Globe
last evening after an absence Of
week, the greater part of the time be
ing spent at his home in Florence.
Pete Anderson and bride are in thu
city from Stafford visiting at the hom'
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Anderson, wh'
are relatives of the bride. The coupl
was recently married in this city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
GRAIN.

CHICAGO, October S.-Nearly every
commission house was represented on
the floor of the exchange and mad puy
ING orders for wheat when trading De-
gan. The opening quotations were one
eighth lower to three-eighths higher. Lo'
cal longs sold freely, but the demand,
with active prices, steadily advanced
despite realizing sales. when adviees
were received telling of decrease III
the acreage sown to winter wheat OWING
10 continued drouth. Trade late IN tne
session Quoted down considerably, Dur
the demand seemed still unsettled. Inc
market closed strong, about one-quarteI
below the high point.
Corn was strong all day, but the VOL
ume of trade was small. The marker
closed firm, with gains of one'fourth 70
three-eighths.
Oats were strengthened by the gov
eminent report, but showed compare
lively small yield. The close was a
gains of one.cighth to three. eighths.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
AT THE IRIS.

Change night at the Iris last night
brought in another strong bill, with an
especially interesting THE
Boston Tea Party" The film, full of
thrilling scenes, tells eloquently that
passage of American history which APP
peals to all patriotic Americans, the
first open df to old England of the
young colonies. :,
"On Bad Terms With the Janitor'
is a comic film whose title, alone, indi'
Gates what screamer it is. "A Tragedy
in Japan is a story of deep hear,
interest, telling of mans periidy and
woman 8 trust. with bloody retribution
in the end. "The Artists Model Is
another clever comic, and the illustrated
songs are particularly good.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Great Hunt, This

Great Hunt, This
Albert Lang, Jno. Meeth, jess Pruett,
George Barr and ID. B. Pollock returned
last night from an exceptionally sue
cessful encampment and hunt of one
month at the Rim, on the Mogollon
mountains. They killed six deer and
thirteen turkeys and lived like fighting
cocks. They report that bears were
plentiful, but that they could not get
within shooting distance of them, hav'
ing no dogs with them. Lions were also
there in numbers, and, one night, STAN
peded the horses, but none of them were
killed. One of the party killed an eagle
by way of compensation. The weather
was fair throughout the encampment
except for one storm with light rair
and hailstones as big as hen Is eggs, ano
the party had royal sport, hunting
bronco busting and enjoying the usua
camp amusements.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
METALS.

NEW YORK, October s.--London TIN
was higher today, spot closing at tlSf'
Is. Cd and futures at fl35, LIS, Cd. The
local market was qiuet, with spot AT
29,4O to 1880.
Copper declined to $50, IS, sd Tor
spot, and eco, 6s, Sd for futures IN the
London market. The local market was
duh and unchanged; Lake, l3.371a to
1921; etaetrolytie 1922 to, 1857 =,
casting 12.s7la to l3.l21a.
Lead was lower at fl3, IS, Cd in Lon
don. The local market was duh ana
unchanged at 4.40 to 4.45. =,
There was decline to fls, Us, Cd
for spelter in London, but the local mar MAJ
tet was dull and unchanged at 4,I2i4
TO ATTY.
London iron was higher: STANDARD
foundry ass. Cd; Cleveland warrants
4es. lOILd. Locally unchanged,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
| MINES, MINING and the MARKETS

of California, will form the second bri-
gade. As the result of the hard work
to which the company and regimental
commanders of the California militia
have put their men since arriving in
camp Monday, in, order. to get their COM
mands ready for the governor inspec.
ton and review. A dozen California
guardsmen were unable to take the field
today and were treated at the field hos
pital for sore feet.
Governor Giliett and Mrs. Gillett ar.
rived at Paso Robes Hot Springs late
tonight and were met by their com.
mander.in.chief, Colonel Maus, General
J. p. Lauck, adjutant general of the
state; Brigadicr General Wankowski
and Brigadier General Roster and sew.
eral members of the staff, who preceded
him.
Today's work of the troops was large
" routine drills for the militia and field
movements involving the establishing
of outposts in the face Of the enemy
under war conditions for the regulars
Captain Campbell King gave lecture
TO the officers of both regulars and mill
tia upon field orders and i'll the after
noon the militia went out in battalion
formation for outposts and reconnois
sancc exercises. While the militia were
drilling in the plain, the rumble Of
wheels, the thunder Of hoofs and the
clouds of dust marked the position o.
the three batteries of field guns, unde
| acting Major A. U. Faulkner, as the,
dashed through fields and brush, owe
hills and across gullies of camp in M
tillery tactics.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
SOLDIERS WORKING
HARD IN CAMP
ATASCADER0
CALIFORNIA MILITiAMEN LAID
UP IN HOSPITAL WITH
SORE FEET

CAMP ATASCADERO, October s.
Governor James n. Gillett tomorrow af-
ternoon will review the combined force
of regular troops from all posts in CAN
fornia, New Mexico and Arizona and
the National Guard of California and
Arizona now engaged in joint military
maneuvers at Camp Atascadero, under
command of Colonel Marion p. Maus,
commanding the department OF Califor'
MIA.
About $500 men, comprising two bri-
eades of infantry, the first under com
mand of Colonel Frederick A. Smith OF
the Eighth infantry regulars, the other
led by Brigadicr General Robert Wan
kowski of the National Guard OF Cal;'
fornia, {, provisional regiment OF cav
airy, two squadrons including three
troops of California cavalry commanded
by Colonel w. s. Schuyler, three bat
teries of artillery, Captain A. U. Faux
ner's three companies of the signal
corps and an ambulance company VII
file past the governor and Colonel Mau'
and their stats III the large open plair
west of the camp and go through vari
Gus evolutions, presenting an imposing
military picture.
The Arizona battalion Of militia, un
der Colonel James II. MeClintock, has
been given place with the regulars II
the first brigade, while the Second, Fifth
and Seventh regiments, National Guart
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
BROKERS TALKING
BASEBALL AND WAR
STOCK MARKET FLOODED WITH
SELLING ORDERS FROM OVER
THE PoND-GENuINE LIoUIDA-
TON TO BE PAID FOR.

NEW YORK, October S.-The ar
bitrage sales of stocks for London ac'
count on the local stock exchange today
is estimated as high as 100000 shares,
which is as much as the total sold pre-
yiously since the war scare developed
in Europe at the beginning of the week.
Large amounts of steel and Rock Island
preferred were sold on what IS believed
to be orders from Holland. This is
genuine liquidation, which has to be
paid for, compared with the balancing
of buying and selling orders, which
makes up much of the speculative man
ipulation of the market.
Ii is small wonder that the bull ele'
ment found the support of the market
a d:scouraging one. Values were serious
Nv impaired. The higher level at which
prices of American securities are now
ksld constitutes the ipdueement for for
,-eigu selling, not any doubts AS to id
hsrent value. The effect is seen in the
rapid rise of the foreign exchange
where the demand is active for remit
tances to pay for homecoming Amer
lean securities. Money rates here arr
not appreeiably affected, but the tom
of the time money market is tirmer.
Northern Pacific got only its Gus
tomary 1A per cent dividend, withou
any appearance of the hoped for incl
on,eutt:ng," but not as weak as som
other high grade railroad stocks.
The baseball game was the only riva
for interest among the brokers to th
near. eastern question, and business cor
tracted materially as time for the gam
nnnroached.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
Wonderful Baseball

AS excruciatingly interesting as was
Sundays game of baseball between
the valiant butchers and the doughty
BARRIERS, it promises to be eclipsed by
game to be "served up next Sunday
between the store clerks and the cooks
and hashers. 1t is already assured that
there will be no shortehanging OF
pitchers during the game, and all OF
the subs will be "just as good" Watch
for the dope sheet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
Hamlet

Had melancholy, probably caused by
an inactive liver. A bad liver makes
one cross and irritable, causes mental
and physical depression and may re-
suit disastrously.
Billiards. Herbine is acknowledged to
be the perfect liver regulator. If you re
blue and out Of sorts, get a bottle to
day. A positive cure for bilious head
ache, Constipation, Chills and Fever and
all liver complaints. Sold by Palace
Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09

A pain prescription is printed upon
each csc box of. DR.. Shoop' s. Pink Pain
Tablets. Ask your doctor or druggist
if this formula is not complete. Head
pains, womanly pains, pains anywhere
get instant relief from Pink Pain tab
let Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
THE BOSTON TEA PARTY.
A big hit at the Iris tonight.
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

The butchers of Globe accept the
challenge of the bartenders to game
of baseball to be played Sunday after
noon, October Is, at 3 o'clock.
VIM. ROSE, Capt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09

II has became fixed belief OF the
American business man that We must
have a dull period before election, ana
this fact alone is sufficient to cause
one. The chances are that the results
Of the election IN their influence on
business are largely over estimated
whichever way it goes. In other words
the boom expected after the election OF
Taft would probably be disappointing
and the break to follow the election OF
Bryan would probably be less than look
cd for. The business of the country II
going on anyway and the liquidation OF
the past year has placed us in very
strong position to build up confidence
and enterprise.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
NOTICE TO THE BRYAN KERN
CLUE MEMBERS.

A full turnout of the members of the
Bryan Kern club is expected for the big
democratic parade in honor of Hon.
Mark A. Smith, Saturday evening, Oct.
10th. Meet at Democratic Headquar-
tiers, Trust Bldg, p mp sharp.
L. G. MOVERS, Prest.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09

Everybody should read Sultans great
crockery sale ad on Page 5.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
.PEoPIE,s CASH STORE

Everything in Ladies'. Children and
rnfants' ready to-wear clothes, moer-
wear, shoes, Suits and cloaks. vasses'
skirts, millinery, fancy goods. etc. >.
poLPH BAATz 3 90,
eS6 Bread st., u3ebe. Ax1sana
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09

Everybody should read sultans grea'
eroekery sale ad on Page ..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
The James R. Gibson COMPANY
COLLECTIONS

Suite az, Trust bldg. p. o. Box Sss
Phoeu 251, Globe. Arizona 'an''
Gibson, MU.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09

Everybody should read Sultans great
eroekery sale ad on Page 5.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09

The monthly railroad reports now APP
bearing disclose chat expenses nave
been ruthlessly pruned. There rs a
danger that in order to maintain APP
pearanees, roads which have not peeh
over.generously maintained during nor
NAL times will be starved. A road can
stand this sort of thing for one, TWO
or three months, but not for an lndet'
mite period, and it is to be hoped that
industrial conditions will improve 50
substantially after the election as TO
hermit the railroads to resume norman
expenditures.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09
MARKET NEWS

The stock market yesterday was de'
cidedly weak, nearly all of the big
leaders losing from one to three points
There is no especial reason to assign Tor
the declining tendency in securities ex'
cept the determination of investors TO
await the result of the national election
before entering the market. What hi
tie trading is being done on the ex'
changes is almost entirely by profes
sional spectators, and while no seri
Gus break in prices is anticipated, We,
it is not improbable that stocks VII
sell several points lower between no"
and November 3.
The local copper stocks acted very
well. .Old Dominion was strong a
1925 bid: Arizona Commercial hel'
fairly well around $3.50 to "a, whll'
Superior & Boston and Globe Cons IL
which there was liquidation on Wedncs
day. regained nearly all their losses
Superior & Boston was especially strong
Miami was neglected ard wlthou
change of quotation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-10-09

If you want cheap goods do not
use soLWICo, all goods packed under
SoLwICO brand ara the very best.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-04-25

Whereupon this board adjourned
until Friday, April IT, 1908, at 10
O'Clock a. m.
w. H. PLArT, Chairman
o. V. bailey, Clerk.