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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-02-29
HaY GOODS. GROCERIES, Etc.
LODGES
Kenneth Lodge No. Al,
Knights of PYthias.

GONyENEs in Masonic Temple the second
~ and fourth Thursday evenings of each
month at O'Clock. Visiting brethren cordially
welcomed. Sick benefits, funeral tax and all the
fraternal features. Members nave option of
joining endowment or insurance rank. Chan
cellor Commander, E. Langbecker; Vice Chan
eeilor Commander, Jules Leumas; Master of
Work, Or. d. g. Brumfeld; Prelate, Fred Lam
dry; Keeper Of Records and Seal, j. E. Blum !;
Master of Finance, VIM. Pforzheimer Master
Of Exchequer, Jacob Blum.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
SENATOR NEWLANDS
MAY BE THE
PRESIDENT
IBy Associated Press.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Oct. IA
movement has gained some headway
among delegates to the National Ir-
rigation Congress to put forward
Senator Newlands of Nevada, for
president of the next congress. Sen
ator Newland's connection with the
reclamation act and his interest in
reclamation work are used as argu-
ments in his behalf. Vice President
Barstow of Texas. however has.
strong support and is considered
probable choice.
The resolutions committee this
morning began preparations for its
report. Resolutions have been in
trodnced protesting against certain
phases of the government forestry
policy but it is not believed likely
any of these will get past the COM
mittee.
A long list of papers on irrigation
and agricultural subjects occupied
the major portion of today's session.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
FOUND HER PHOTO
IN R0GUE'S GALLERY
lspeciaI 20 The scntineI. ]

Pi1tsburg Pa. Oct. Charles 5.
Weiss, son of a weakly restaurant
keeper who recently sued for di-
.Y0rce, alleging that Julia Kelly fraud
ulently forced him into maria ge.
and whose M3Te retorSed that he hum
ilias'ed her by invading social enter
tainments dressed as a girl, has dis
covered thai his wife's picture is in
the Rogue's Gallery here. Detective
Robert Dennison. eN-police inspec
ioy- explained the discovery today.
About six wears ago" said he, %
was called to the kome of Thomas
Morgan, of the Carnegie Steel com
pany, TO arrest .Juha Kelly, a maid
accused OF stealing valuable cloth
ing. The girl confessed that she had
taken the things, which we were un-
able to recover. When she came to
trial she denied everything. She was
one of the prettiest seventeen-year-
old prisoners | ever saw in dock
asd the jury did not convict her.
Soon sne was again arrested for
stealing from Dr.. Sipe. but she was
acquitted Al the request of Weiss 5
attorneys we have furnished the pic
turc and her record for the divorce
traal.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
JOE CANNON
IS FLAYED
ALIVE
Ispecial % rhe sentinel. |

Especial to The Sentinel.
Chicago. Oct. 1.-"Everywhere
from ocean To ocean, il is being de,
clared that Speaker Joseph q. Cam
non is the greatest obstacle to moral
advance in this country" was the
declaration of Rev. p. A. Packer. of
Columbus, o., general superintendent
of the American Anti-Saloon league,
at the opening OF the sixty-ninth con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church in the Woodiawn Methodist
church yesterday.
For eight years the whole wheels
of reform Legislation were locked on
the temperance question. We prayed
and appealed Eor some measure THAT
would amend the interstate COM
mcrce law in relation to liquor. This
one man. your speaker from Illinois,
has kept the judiciary committeeman
bowed down like whipped SpunieIs.
1nst winter we got off on knees and
concluded to help our own prayers.
We have aiIea,iy defeated Two MEM
bers OF that committee and are after
the other iwo-''
Dr. Packer was chcercd when he
announced that he would start for
the speakers district tomorrow TO
speak against him in an eDdcuvor 20
bring ahon his defeat in the coming
election.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
THOUSANDS START
FOR ROSEBUD
OPENING
[speciai to the sentinel. ]


Dallas, S. D., Oct In Pullman
cars and empty freishts, in prairie
schooners, or horseback and afoot,
eager land-seekers axe gathering by
thousands AT Uncle Sans newest
Mecca to register for a chance in the
great land lottery whereby the gov
ernment will open to settlement the
5000 quarter sections of rich. agri-
cultural and grazing lands embraced
in the ROSEBUD Indian reservation.
Although registration does not be-
gin until Esrlt Monday. a consider
able number of the $4,000 people ex-
pected are already here and the
problem OF providing them with
food and shelter has become seri-
Gus one Dealers in foodstuff,s and
the proprie1@rs of Ients and shacks
dignified by the name of hotels. are
reaping a rich harvest from the as
,sembled thousands. Mnny extremely
poor people lured hsFe by the hope
of securing a home and bettering
their fortunes. are on the brink OF
starvation and with the coming OF
cold weather il is feared much suf-
fering will result.
The registration Will continue
from next Monday when the land
office here and a; ot9ier points will
open. to October II. The drawing
itself is scheduled for October 10.
when the names of the lucky ones
will be drawn from the wheel of for
tune Only veterans VIII be allowed
to register by agents. all others be
ing required TO come here in person
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
THE CONTRACT
FOR THE CANAL
TO BE CLOSED
Goes to Washington Tomorrow
Local Subscriptions Reach $4,000
May Reach S125 900 by Tomorrow

or
The Sentinel the
fleet
am the High Line canal had
cntfus
There goodIy at,entan o he
need that tn II II
that
Valley
growth development
valley
he
ro(
cit
will reach S1.300O by
(
to % holders
would make grand
tot of to be
q n
TIie made at the
\ tha from a
district total S976o5
subscribed
the sub tha
IL
instructed the subscribers
to binding
of shall
conditions
shall submitted
the land approval
made derpy the expenses of
a national city concerning the canal and
Of the
Mr. Auppcre Ieaves Washington.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
THIS BABY SAID
TO BE A DRUNKARD
Especial TO The sentinel. ]

Omaha. Neb.. Oct Paul, the
20-months-old son of Isaac Peterson.
was on trial before Judge Kennedy
in the juvenile branch OF the district
court yesterday on a charge Of
drunkenness.
Neighbors of the Peterson family
filed the charge against the youngest
culprit ever brought into an Omaha
court as defendant. They testified
that they had often seen the infant
under the influence of liquor many
times SO far under the influence of
il that the little fellow did not know
what was going on around him.
The father of the child was in
court and appeared to be little dis
turbed by the proceedings.
is it true that the child gets
drunk" Peterson was asked.
well. he drinks beer, that's Il
fact" he replied but he isn't a reg
ular drunkard.'
The neighbors insisted, however.
that time and again they had seen
the baby actually drunk.
The case against the child was dis
missed, but the evidence Offered was
referred to the county attorney
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
METH DDS TO DETECT
The TUBERCULOSIS
lRv Associated Press. l

Washington. ID. c. Oct. THE
methods for detection of tuberculosis
among school children and also the
problem for better lung develop
ment I'm children were among the
subjects discussed by many eminent
speakers at today's sessions of the
international tuberculosis Congress.
The value of treatment in sanitar-
iums and the ultimate results We're
both under discussion. Prof. Irving
Fisher of Yale University. took a
notable part in the proceedings in
an address advocating federal organ
iZation Of health.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
TAFT GIVES
OUT MUST
REST
IBv Assoclated Pc. ]

[By Associated Press.
Omaha, Neb., oct. 1.-The ar
rnngemeuts for the reception of
Judge Taft on his arrival in Omaha
this afternoon underwent n complete
revision this morning when notice
was received that the condition of the
candidate was such that he must
conserve his strength.
Instead OF as planned, reception.
automobile ride, banquet and confer
ence with Republicans leaders and
two set speeches during the evening,
the new arrangements are after II
short reception at the depot on ar
rival, Judge Taft will retire to his
room until time for the speeches.
These both have been cut To fifteen
minutes each. After their delivery
Nlr. Taft will Immediately retire tn
his he'd.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
BRYAN'S CHANCES
ARE BRIGHTER
THAN EVER
I Special 10 The sentinel. /

New York. Oct. 1.-On The theory
that the West will take care OF ilselt
and the East will be the chief battle
ground during the remainder OF the
campaign. so far as the Democrats
are concerned. Norman E Mack.
Democratic national chairman has
returned to New York.
Il have no figures to give 10 the
public YET" said MIR. Mack, but |
expect to before very long. Condi-
tions are improving steadily. so far
as we are concerned. all through the
West. Instead of slumping, as our
adversaries hint. the Bryan wave is
sweeping on with new strength, not
only through Indiana. Kansas. Mis-
souri,. the Two Dakotas, Minnesota.
Nebraska, Montana and Colorado.
but the Pacific coast states.
And it might be timely also to
say that Mr.. Bryan is gaining
strength daily in the East. The con-
troversy in which the president is
taking part is helping our party. Re
publicans are disguised with the in
dignity of the whole affair. so far
as the president is concerned.
Did you read the last statement
from the White House," was asked.
No. and | don't expect to. | only
hope the president Keeps on writing
them. They do Mr.. Bryan world of
good. To a man up tree il would
seem at present that Mr.. Bryan is
running against TWO candidates
Roosevelt and Taft. Naturally.
therefore. public sentiment leans to-
ward him"
When Mr.. Mack goes to Chicago
he will he accompanied by Herman
Ridder. the new treasurer of the Ma
tional Committee. MIR. Ridder was
at the Hoffman House all day and
was optimistic in his predictions for
a large campaign fund.
II intend TO devote all my ener-
gies TO collecting funds for success
full campaign" he said.
..All names of contributors and
amounts contributed will be made
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
TOMORROW The FLEET
WILL REACH MANILA
rBy Associated Press. ]

Manila. p. l.. Oct IA wireless
message from correspondent of the
Associated Press on hoard the flag
ship Connecticut, says the American
battleship fleet is expected TO anchor
in Manila Bay at o'clock tomorrow
evening.
On account of the tateuess of the
hour il has been determined to post
ponc the water parade and other fea-
lures of a formal reception until Sat
urday morning. Saturday has been
procla imed holiday.
Many vessels laden with excursion
lists win proceed down the harbor TO
Welcome the warships.
The cholera epidemic Is fast losing
ground before the vigorous campaign
waged by the authorities. During "A
period of twelve hours Today only
seven cases have been reported and
two OF these only suspects.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
WOMAN'S FEET
BEING RUINED
Especial to The Sentinel,

New York, Oct. Gases Of
broken arches of the feet of women
are increasing in number and ortho-
poedic surgeons for the last month
or two have been keeping the makers
of special shoes busy with orders.
1t could hardly be called an cpl
demic, said Dr.. Virgil p. Gibney, a
wen known orthopoedie surgeon. for
the cause of the trouble varies in
individuals. II the race went bare
footed there would be no broken
arches, for nature causes the feet to
maintain the arch. The French
shoes, which bring The heel toward
the middle of the sole and act as a
support. give to the natives of France
a good carriage. They do not have
broken arches.
Easy old shoes. especially if they
were badly made originally. and
lounging slippers are largely respon-
sible Tor flat foot, for when they are
worn the ligaments and muscles re-
lax ana become weakened.
Ask III, man at RAJ Main for Me-
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
HASKELL WANTS
PEOPLE TO HELP
The Governor Declares His Enemies
are the Enemies of the People
and Good Government
lRx Associated Press. }


Guthrie
the of
Iaskells appeal
70 M I wealth II
but barely
nye to the Oklahoma
i Inoto financial
front the
of
firmly honest government and against g"ft
and oppression"
Haskell is firm in his discrimination to bring sat for
fullest The Hearst will
be
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
AT CRIPPLE CREEK
lsneciaI ID ND Sentinel.

Cripple CrecS. oct. l-The output
for the month of September from the
Cripple Creek district amounted to
5 l.D. ,.0Sd. which is an Increase over
S65. Ia of August There was
slight decrease. however. in tonnage.
which shows chat the value of ore
has materially increased. There was
shipped In September 67.31 , tons, or
1,571 less than in August. The do
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
SOCIETY GIVEN
A TERRIFIC RAP
Ethel Barrymore Declares Women of
Wealth are Empty Shells-Some
Startling Truths That Sting
IN Assoclated Press.


IA special 10 St
ilarryn the
md is astonishing deCa
in
world constitute elite
society Of
clatio
IL is
meet the requ ley
society at least
tnato of New
Women wealth
selfish and pgsii and utterly content with CON"
little polo
II rapid automobile They shells. and perfectly
meal Jingle and u country
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
COUNTY OFFICIALS
VICTIM WILL RECOVER
lsnecial 10 r,ha Sentinel. }

Central city. Colo. Oct. Miss
Vera Hicks. the girl shot by County
Treasurer Triese who afterwards
killed himself. will recover. The girl
still claims that the well known Of
fioidl was drunk and entered her bed
room and dragging her out of bed
attempted to assault her.
The report that the treasurer's ac-
counts are short proves TO be ground
.sss. His accounts are in excellent
condition.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
LARGE REALTY DEAL MADE.

Mrs. Kate Erober and family have
traded their 15-ucrc fruit farm north
west of town 10 NJ A. FowsleY OF EN-
PoIla kans-. FOR AN SO-acrc tract of
iand near hutchinson. Kans. aud have
leit to take possession of their new
property Mr.. Fowsley arrived in the
city today to take charge of the Wind
Sor ranch. over ON the Gunntspu This
= IN" rtuch where tn" old Scuvill ice
houses are located aud it has "a very
Workers FOR both Of the old pnrties
are 0ul EcttinE The neonI,. To- ~ .-istnr
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
He SKIPPED OUT
[special to The sentlnel.

Marshalltown. la. Oct. Airs,
William Springer. well known wo-
man of this city who recently Sc
cured divorce from her husband.
answered "A matrimonial advertise
ment in Dallas. Texas. and married
William Green. Springer gave her
Loco alimony. and this sum and
81 so additional she presented to her
new husband to buy cattle Green
took the money and disappeared
leaving her penniless among strang-
ers.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
DENVER MAN Is
FOUND NOT GUILTY
Especial 10 The Sentinel.

Especial 10 The Sentinel.
DENVER, OCT. 1.-GEORGE II.
IIEGLER, CHARGED WITH THE
MURDER OF CHARLES DENNISON,
ON THE NIGHT OF AUGUST 13.
WHEN ZIEGLER CLAIMS THAT HE
SHOT DENNISON WHILE THE
LATTER MAS TRYING TO ROB
HIS HOUSE, WAS ACQUITTED.
THE JURY WAS OUT But THREE
MINUTES.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
AFTER ROOSEVELT
HEARST SAYS
HE'LL GO
Especial 10 The sentinel. /

Especial 10 The Sentinel
Den:er. Oct. Declaring that he
dislikes President Roosevelt person.
ally but that as long as he is presi-
dent he will not crfticise him. Will
liam II. Hearst. before "A crowd of
over 1000 people last night ut the
auditorium declared that after Theo-
dore Roosevelt has returned to pri-
Nate life he will proceed TO even
things up with him.
Mr.. Hearst and party reached
Denver AT $50 o'clock and went at
once to the auditorium. He was in
troduced by member of his trav-
cling party. Joseph Busch. He was
enthusiastically cheered. Mr.. Hearst
spoke for about one hour.
He read Two new letters addressed
TO Senator Foraker from John B.
Archbold, the Standard Oil man, in
one of which letters a draft for S15.-
600 had been enclosed. Hearst read
a number of the letters he had read
several times in the past two weeks.
Mr.. Hearst also reads several affi-
davits from people in Oklahoma
claiming that Governor Haskell was
at one time "A member of the Citizens
Alliance and opposed to union labor.
Outside of the two letters and
these Haskell affldavits there was
nothing new in The Hearst address
and many people, expecting some
thing very sensational and new. were
disappointed This expectancy was
largely responsible for the size of the
crowd.
Mr. Hearst addressed an overflow
meeting in front of the Denver Post
office. He was introduced there by
Otto Floto. sporting editor Of the
Denver Post.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
HE WILL PURCHASE
BIG AMOUNT OF SILVER
TBy Associated Press. /

WASHINGTON. -. G.. OCT. -
DIRECTOR OF THE MINT LEACH
ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT HE
WOULD THIS WEEK RESUME
THE PURCHASE OF FINE SIN ER
FOR SUBSIDIARY COINAGE. HE
STATES THAT HE EXPECTS TO
PURCHASE ABOUT I35.OOO FINE
OUNCES EACH WEEK FOR AN
INDEFINITE PERIOD.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01

Mrs A. $ Exter of Salida. who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
I.conardson at their home in Clifton.
left last night Tor Salt Lake city to
this city
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
The Market.
lBy Associated Press. ]

GBy Associated Press
Chicago, oct. To-day December
wheat closed Al a dollar and three
eighths
Scores of people have registered to-
day at s1te office Of The county clerk
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01

cided increase in tonnage and value
of the ore handled by the smelters
is significant feature of this
months output.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01
AN ENOCH ARDEN
lspeclal to INC sentinel.

Winsted. Conn, Oct. l.-James o.
Brien has returned to Manchester
after an absence of fifteen years. and
learned that his wife had remarked
a man named Smith, she having sup
posed that O Brien was dead. Mrs.
Smith tainted when she saw her first
husband who. after learning the
facts, left town.
When O'Brien married in Man
chester he had wife living in Rock
vile. 1t is said. Subsequently lie dis
appeared. leaving the second Mrs.
O'Brien with two children, the
youngest a week old Mrs. O'Brien
waited fourteen years to hear from
her husband and then concluded that
he was dead.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01

public October >. and sums received
after that date. up 10 the close of the
campaign. will be published daily.
1t would seem to me that there
should be 500 Democrats in the
country who are willing TO put ST.
900 apiece to help along the work
of the campaign. l shall try to find
that many at least. viii state that
no contributions viii be received
from favor-seekins corporations, and
no contributions will he accepted
from persons who expect favors in
return"
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01

Hattie 5, Sales todny sold To Barton
Fruita. for S1.4Q0.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-01

Ask 1hc man at 55i Main for Nc
Donald's candy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20

appears to be a shortage of tOTpe-
does in the navy, especially those Of
the Whitehead make. compared with
those on hand in the navies of the
other countries il Is said that the
United States is far behind Great Brit
ain. Germany and Japan It is under
stood that this country has less than
800 submarine missiles on hand while
Great Britain Gas 10000 stored away
Germany and Japan are each said to
have 1000. The government supply
has been increased 100 during the
year and will be augmented when the
new torpedo factory at Newport is
started about the first Of the year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20

Commenting on the above, Treas
urer Waterman yesterday said.
such an organization should be eff
fected as early as possible. and the
convention in New Orleans would be
a good time and place. I believe, how
ever. that the western gulf coast. the
eastern gulf coast and the Atlantic
seaboard should preserve their sepa-
rate organizations. and create an as
sociatiOn of executive committees.
The G. c. I. w. Association has
an executive committee of three in
each Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia. and Florida, and
these eighteen. with the four general
officers, constitute the executive COM
mittee of the association. Assuming
that the GUlf Coast Inland has the
right general officers and state COM
miteemen. they as a body of % are
in position to take care of our inter
eStS in an intercoastal association rep
resenting the whole gulf coast and the
whole Atlantic seaboard. And such
an intercoastal association of execU-
tive committees should be officially
represented by men of heavy calibre
in the rivers ar d harbOrs congress in
order to establish the closest work
ing relations between the various
coastal and local projects and the Ia
tional organization whose motto is A
Policy, Not Project" and whose leg
islative aim is an annual appropriation
of not less than $50. 600. 900 for i'm
provement and extension of inland
waterways and improvement of natUr-
al harbors.
Il am unreservedIy in favor OF an
organization covering the gulf coast.
the Mississippi valley, the Appalachian
watershed and the Atlantic Seaboard.
but l favor an organization of execu-
tive committees and would oppose a
merger of memberships for reasons
too obvious in practical affairs TO
need much discussion
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20
entirely out of my mind.
In "FriendiY Hands"

"A friend of mine-a newspaper
unauthorized me that he held an
option on the Ohio State Journal to
purchase. according to my present re-
collection for $4,000. He was able
himself to advance but small
amount of this purchase price He ap-
piled to me to help him. l did not
have enough money to be of any very
material assistance, but for the sake
of having the paper in friendly hands,
was willing to advance part of it.
I applied to a number of friends to
see if they would not make up the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20

Mite H. Mays for congress from the
Third Congressional District as
certified TO at the meeting OF the con-
gressional committee on Sept. 10.
This IS the second certificate Mr.
Radcliffe has received for the same
office, as he already has one in his
possession from the secretary OF state
certifying to the nomination Of J.
Walter KchOe. II is probable that the
chairman viii certify both TO the cOUl-
ty commissioners
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20

balance of tie amount. Among others
l applied to the Standard Oil Com
pdny. They first agreed to loan to the
newspaper company when purchased
and recognized 5000. according to
my present recollection, the same TO
be secured by stock of the newspaper
company. Somebody who was expect
ed to 90 into the enterprise dropped
out, and that made it necessary for
all the others to increase the amounts
they were proposing to advance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20
TAFT HAS NOTHING TO SAY
ON FORAKER MATTER

Cincinnati, Sept. 19.-StiIl maintain
ing his determination not to be drawn
into the Hearst-FoTaker controversy
Judge Taft spent the greater portion
of the day at his residence working
on the speeches ne IS 70 make through
out the west. The principal caller OF
the day was Senator Crane, Of MaAsar
chuEatIS-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-20
SALVATION ARMY
SERVICES TO-DAY

The Salvation Army will conduct
services today as follows:
Street service at $50 a. m Sun
day school at 2:30 p. m. street ser
vices at 100 and 7:30 p. m. Regular
service at hall at o'clock D. m
when Capt. McAfee will have as his
subject The Evil Beast"