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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18

The remainder Of trimmed hats IL
slosk al Ms, q, u. Saith . are heiss
sold ~ bollem prices adv,
TIKI post once nil he erra fsesa .
10 " Christians morning and The car
isEs Will make the morning delivery
oniy,
-Nelsan l.. Jahnseh of 2 spsing
siTae, slipI.ed and foli on the icy pave.
meats an Main street this aoEnihg, and
a. a Tesall 10 the Loser 81 valuable
Tihg which Slipped on bis hahd and
wss buried in the snow,
The lilaVefsyiilo N. ~ basketball
team defeated Turner's Falls on tho
lalgrT's deer last evening by scofo ~
2; Ia D, The visiting team Was coin.
Passed ~ naVey. Lamb. Williamson and
the MAohieF brothers, number OF
haiileboIo people attended The con
test,
Emma 4, lleusiis Of johnson was
granted divorce from Pred lionsiis OF
htattleb0Fo AZ a recent session 81 the
Lamoillr county court NJ which Judge
NJ 4. Waterman Of this town presided,
The petitioner was allowed 10 resume
her maiden name. Emma a. kohaif,
The divorce was granted ON the GROUND
Of non support
1t will interest the TRENDS ~
Christine Tcrhune ilefTick, as well Az
other members af the community, 10
learn that she not only has written a
letter to the wAys aud means commit
Ice ~ the RFaiilebor0 Woman's elnb
expressing her good viii IN their nm
lefiakine. but also has contributed 10
their cook book.
Although 10 Official action toward
raising fares on the Connecticut valley
street railway lines has been taken, the
company, In which local men are imam
eially interested "a n considerable cN'
tent, has had the matter under con
sideTation for some time. aud will later
take up the question for careful con
sideration. Tie raising Of fares from
IA, 10 six cents has been going ON ~
various parts 81 Massachusetts, within
n relatively short period Of time. the
Northnmpton street railway company
being the latest 20 raise the fare. Tue
Boston suburban company has inrrehsru
the rate, Within the past two wears
there has been marked increase IN the
cost OF supplies and in general opcr'
ntinp expenses. This increase OF cost
In running the road must eventually be
met In some way II the road y 10 show
balance on the right side OF tue
ledger. The Connecticut Valley street
railway company has laid out large
sums Of late. especially in getting add
tional power aud improvements; The
company realizes that with the M
creased cost Of operation must IN time
come increase in fares.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18
An Actual Occurrence.

Two people from suburban town
were walking up from the local station
one day this week when one. Of them
1.-THE mani caught a glimpse Of the new
grain elevator which has been built by
4. Crosby & company.
"Bv heck he exclaimed, stopping
short. '.what in thunder is that
1Well,n replied his wife, gazing at
the high structure. "I've read n lot IN
the papers about Braitleboro going "a
have n new water works and | presume
that Is the risavor
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18

Congressman Sibley says that a man at
so is either fool or a philosopher. You
can Judge him by his own words.
Prince Edward of Wales is said to
have made quite name for himself as
boxer at the naval academy at Osborne.
One factory in New England turns out
10000 pairs of shoes a day and uses the
hides Of 1900 kids, 800 horses, 300 calves
and 425 steers.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18
BrattlebOrO Local.
February l. 1909

This 10 the date on which The Re.
ioFnsF wall adopt the pay'ln advance
ssslem ~ iis subscription department,
II Is The hole 81 the Publishers thai
every subscriber 10 The Rsiomsr
whose subscription 10 rot paid in adj,
,anee viii consider this noiios 4 per
sahal folaesi 10 tehes aud suiscfibs
for year IN advance before February
lsi,
This date has been selected lo meet
The conVrnirner II subscribers and 10
give ample notice - that no one may
he ineonyenieneei, II your subserip.
ton u made % conform 10 this plan
Al once NC shall know that You DESIRE
TO continue upon our lisi and You will
feoelse the paper regularly.
Al subscriptions which arr not paid
in advance will be stopped February
], lsH, This Is In Abundance with the
rules IL the posioiilee department
which rquiN Publisher 20 have a
definite renewal in order 10 take adj.
vantage Of the Second class postage
rates
Renew now before you forget Il.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18

ps so.s Better than Gold As'4'v Hnosl'f
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
WANT To HEAR
BRYAN AND TAT 7
Hundreds Stand in Cold in
Chicago to Get Tickets
For Banquet on O.
tober z.
~ Associates Presa

Chicago, Oct. Three hundred men
and boys shivered in the chill wind
from the lake as they stood in line at
daylight today at the Great Northern
theater waiting for an opportunity to
exchange credentials issued to mem
bers of the Chicago. Association OF
Commerce for tickets to the banquet
planned Tor the evening of October z,
when William II. Taft, republican can
didate for the presidency, and William
j. Bryan, his opponent, will sit down
at the same table and later address
the association. Many in the line had
kept their places through the night
and looked weary and haggard with
the long vigil.
Because of the demand for seats at
the banquet, the association issued
credential cards to each member,
which in the order of the receipt when
the doors were opened today were e1-
changed for numbered tickets emitting
the holder to his choice of seat AT
the banquet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
RUSSIA SUFFERS
TERRIBLY FROM
CHOLERA CURSE
Statistics Show Awful In
roads of the Disease,
Which Is Raging.
BY Associated Press.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 1.-For the
twenty-four hours ending at noon To-
day, 233 new cases and SO deaths from
cholera have been reported by the au-
thorities of the municipal hospital.
For the previous twenty-four hours
the statistics were 222 cases and SO
deaths One hundred and twenty-seven
recoveries were reported today, as
compared with 1877 for the twenty-four
hours ending at noon yesterday The
totals since the beginning OF the cpl
demic are $685. cases.
There has been published an official
report of the outbreak OF the cholera
at the PayoloVosk Military Academy.
This shows that the disease originated
in the academy kitchen. where a COOK
who was suffering from incipient chol-
era prepared the food of the cadets
for several days. The cook contract
ed the disease in the cholera hospital,
where he was sent on mistaken
When the physicians dis
covered their error the cook was dis
charged and allowed to return to duty.
This gross careleSsness resulted in
ffty-eight cadets coming down with
the disease. Five of these casese were
fatal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
Was Kept in Hut on East
Side, Clothed in Rags and
Half Starved, For Six
Weeks-Man and Woman
Under Arrest for Crime.
BY Associated Press.

New York, Oct. IA horrible story
of mistreatment after she had been
spirited away from her home in ia
maica, L. l., was told by sixteen-year-
old Lena Thorne, when she was res
cued today by policemen from filthy
howell in the east side of New York,
where she declares she had been held
a prisoner for six weeks.
Rayfield SUISSE, who occupied the
house where the girl was found, and
Annie Carlo, who is charged by the
girl with having aided in keeping her
a prisoner, were arrested. SUISSE is
charged with abduction, criminal as
sault, keeping disorderly house, ana
resisting an officer.
The girl told the police she was
grossly abused during her captivity
and says she was dressed in rags;
frequently beaten and not given suf-
fcient food and was constantly threat
ened with death if she sought to es-
cape.
The girl was kidnapped while gath
ering flowers six weeks ago. and
sleuths have since been working on
the case.
The kidnappers battled with the Off
GERS when the door of the hut was
burst open, and one Of them attempted
to kill the girl.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
ACTRESS ETHEL BARRYMORE
PAYS HER RESPECTS TO THE
ELITE OF UNITED STATES
Says There's No Occasion
For Brains in Our Society,
and That Women OF
Wealth Are Selfish and
Piggish, and Care Only
For Dinners and Automo-
biles.
ax Associated Press

Chicago, OcI. IA dispatch TO the
Tribune from St Louis, Mo, says:
Ethel Barrymore, the actress. whose
entree into the best of American and
English society is unquestioned, made
the astonishing declaration in and in
terview yesterday that the most USE
less, brainless and purposeless order
of beings in the world constitute the
elite society of America. She express
ed the opinion that the reason inter
national marriages with American so-
ciety girls have proven failure is
because the brides have not enough
mentality and culture to interest the
foreign noblbemen or to meet the re-
quirementS of the situation they find
there.
There's no occasion for brains in
our society, at least not In that in
New York which / have seen, and
consequently girls don't prepare them
selves or cultivate their capacity IL
you can join gracefully into the IMAM
tiles of an ordinary dinner table you'll
pass muster, but If you should happen
to touch on anything that the real
men OF our country are doing-tfle
men who are accomplishing things
or If you should venture into an IN.
tellectual discussion of political 10
sues or problems or of books or ans
of the various multiple interests which
might appear to one OF any mental ca
pacity you would be Stunned as a
frightful bore.
The women OF wealth are merely
selfish and piggtsh and are utterly
content with comfortable living quar-
tiers, a good dinner. little porridge on
bird, rapid automobile or two They
are empty shells and perfectly mean.
irgless and useless to our country-
Miss Barrymore FASTENED TO add
that in declaring that American wo
men are not intellectually equipped
for noblemen's wives. she did not re.
fer TO the great middle claEs-thg
working people or the accomplishing
class-but only to society girls.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
HASKELL ASKS
AID IN FIGHT
Says People of Oklahoma
Should Assist Him In
Defeating Their
Enemies.
BY Associates Press.

Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 1.-Governor
Haskell yesterday made public an ap-
peal TO the people of Oklahoma for
money to aid him in overcoming mis-
enemies whom he declares are the
enemies OF the people. Governor Has
kell's appeal says:
las for myself, / AN net possessed
of wealth and receive a salary. hut
barely enough for the expense of my
family and myself. | am giving my
entire time to the Welfare of Oklano-
ma l can make the aght against
all these interests and win with The
support OF the people. | not only want
the moral, but also some small fnan-
cial assistance of the people of Okla
homa. Postage. paper, labor and other
items of expenses can only be in
CURED when have the means TO meet
them. ! am standing firmly for hon.
est government and against graft
greed and corruption. l ask assistance,
not in large amount, because a few
thousand dollars will be a start for the
fight. but / ask that the multitude
weigh this matter and render such fl
nancial assistance as they deem
proper"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
Thirty-Fourth Convention
of National Organization
Last Night.
CHICAGO MAN IS
MADE PRESIDENT
Vice-Presidents For Each
State Named, and Number
of New Members Added.
Lively Discussion Arose
Over Deposit Guaranty
Resolutions.

Denver, Oct. 1.-The thirty-fourth
annual convention of the American
Bankers Association came TO an end
this afternoon with the election OF
Geo. NJ. Reynolds. of Chicago, as
president, and Lewis E. Pierson, of
New York as first vice president.
Thirty-fVe new members were an
nounced, and vice presidents repre-
senting each State having representa-
tives In the association were named.
The convention placed itself equare-
ly on record as against both the guar
anty of bank deposits and postal saw
ings banks. A lively discussion &C.
CURED over the report of the federal
legislative committee, opposing botn
the guaranty of bank deposits and
postal savings banks. The resolution
offered by the committee, however.
contained a condemnation Of the guar
enty law only, making no mention of
postal savings banks.
A number OF addresses were de-
livered on subjects of interest to bank
ers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
TAFT RESORTS
To HOT WORDS
IN NEBRASKA
Calls Some Person Unnamed
Ordinary, Cheap Com
mon Liar"
HE WHO BELIEVES
STORY IS FOOL
Refers to His Record While
at Head of Canal Work.
and Cannot Understand
Why His Record on Labor
Question Should Be Mis-
represented - Beveridge
Also in West,
HE WHO BELIEVES
STORY is FOOL
Ry Associated Press.

Table Rock, Neb.. Oct. Judge
Taft used the following strong Ian
guage here in his labor speech today:
'Now, some ordinary, cheap, COM
mon liar has devoted himself TO tie
business of running around the coun-
try and saying / favor paying the
laboring man dollar day, and that
/ have said that that is enough.
was at the head of the Panama canal
for four years, and We pay steam
shovelmen down there $3.50 month.
AS I figure that out. it makes lit
tie more than dollar a day. Any
body who says / ever made that re-
mark is liar and the man who be-
lieves him is a fool. Why under
heaven / should say that I cannot un'
derstand. or in what connection or
under what circumstances.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
BY Associated Press.

Columbus, O., Oct. lit is reported
here that six persons were killed and
ten hurt in a wreck on the Ohio Cen
trail lines. at Sugar Ridge, near Bowl
ing Green, Ohio, tonight. A freight
train ran into the rear end of an eX-
cursion train standing on the main
track at that station. It is said every
person in the rear car of the excur-
sion train was killed. Six bodies. it
is said, can be seen in the wreckage.
No details are available at the Ohio
Central Offices here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
Entire Building Quilted by
Blaze, Which Started in
Basement of Five and
Ten-Cent Store, But the
Financial Loss Was Very
Small.
BY Associates press.

Youngstown, o., Oct. Five fire.
men are in hospitals and three more
in the ruins of Knoxs five and ten
cent store, where fire tonight Quilted
the structure. The building, three
stories high, was wrecked. The flames
started in the basement. it is said, and
soon spread. The upper floors were
occupied by Offices and a school.
The firemen battled with the fire
from the roof and the third floor,
when suddenly the whole interior OF
The structure gave way, carrying eight
firemen TO the first floor and basement.
Police and firemen Immediately began
the work of extricatins the imprisoned
men. Five were taken out alive, but
more or less seriously injured
The fire was under control at II
O'Clock, with an estimated loss OF
$4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
NAVAL STORES
MEN COMING
HERE MONDAY
Will Organize the Naval
Stores Marketing
Company.
Four of Those Prominent In
Proposed Company Will
Meet With Those in This
Section Who Are Inter
eSted in the Movement.

A meeting, which is Of vast impor-
lance to all Florida, is TO be held Mon
day in the parlors of the Escambia
hotel in this city. 1t will be joint
meeting of those interested in the
naval stores industry, committee
representing those interested in the
organization of the Naval Stores Mar
keting Company. and citizens in this
section who are desirious of taking
stock in the proposed company Those
from Jacksonville who will be in at
tendance are c. 3. Rogers, Geo. IL.
Drew, w. P. Corbett and G Boyd,
the latter president of the Turpentine
Operators Association
This committee has visited num-
Der of prominent cities in other sec
tons of Florida and have met with
great success, not only the factors and
operators taking stock in the COM
pany, but large numbers of prominent
business nsen VINO see that unless
something of this character is done
the naval stores industry in Florida
will be ruined. At present the prod
uet is being marketed almost below
the cost of production, and this is
due, it is claimed. to the market being
manipulated by those in control of the
situation
BY the organization OF the Naval
Stores Marketing Co, this situation
can be met, and the product sold at its
value. To do this it has been found
necessary to enlist tae cooperation
and assistance of not only the turpen-
tine interests, but also of all classes
Of citizens, and for this reason the
latter have been extended an invita-
ton to be present Monday.
Operators and factors from all over
West Florida and Southern Alabama
are expected to be present at the
meeting in Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
CHILDREN INocULATED IN
INTEREST OF SCIENCE
Special to The Journal.

Washington, Oct. Ten little
patients of the Children's Hospita,
were inoculated with deadly germs of
human and bovine tuberculosis in the
interest of science and humany yes
terday. The experiment is being Sc
" watched by delegates to the Inter
national Congress of tuberculosis. The
children were already affected with
incipient tuberculosis and the doctors
say the experiments are not inhuman,
although a storm of criticism was
caused by the experiment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
BRYAN CHARGES CAMPAIGN
CONTRIBUTIONS ARE USED
TO MORTGAGE OFFICIAL

same charge the president does-the
astounding charge that the voters are
liable TO be misled that the know
ledge las to amounts and sources OF
campaign contributions) must be kept
from them"
The democratic nominee adds: Il
insist that this is an insult to the in
teiligence OF the voters, and IL does
little credit 10 -Taft's judgment Of the
men 10 whom he is making his ap-
Peals.r
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
BUSINESS MEN
WILL AID BRYAN
Meeting VIII Be Held in Biz
u1ingharn Tomorrow
To Form State Asso-
citation.
BY Associated Press.

Birmlagham, Ala, Oct. LIN par
suance of a plan being carried out by
the National Business Bryan and Kerr
committee, OF which Nathan l. strauss
Is chairman, the Alabama members OF
This committee have issued a call for
\ conferences of the business men of
fhe state to meet in Birminham ocio-
Der 2 to form Bryan and Kern Asso-
citation 10 assist In the campaign IN
she- doubtful states. j. w. Kern, demo
cratic candidate for vice president, and
JohS w. Tomlinsen, chairman of or
xanization committee OF the demo
cratic national committee. have been
s-.viiAS "a address the meeting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
OUARAN TINE
IS REMOVED
Port of Havana No Longer
Under Ban, But Santi-
ago Still a Sufferer.
BY Associates press.

Washington, Oct. 1.-Recent reports
having failed to indicate the presence
of yellow fever in Havana. Cuba, the
public health and marine hospital ser
vice today removed. the quarantine
which was established against that
city few weeks ago. The quarantine
against the province of Santiago still
remains intact
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
GOV. HUGHES OPENS
NEW YORK CAMPAIGN
ev AssoeIated Pres..

New York, Oct. With al address
by Governor Hughes, the season at
Samp Taft in 125th street was COM
menced this evening. Tomorrow
night Leslie E. Shaw will be the
principal speaker Republican cam
paign meetings will be held every
night at Camp Taft from now until
election. The camp" consists of a
big tent. The meetings will be I'M
der the auspices of the republican
county and district committees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
BY Associated Press

Lincoln, Neb. Oct 1.-Declaring
that every disinterested voter knows
that large contributions have been
used to secure mortgages upon off,
cials, William j. Bryan tonight issued
at Fairview a statement critiefzing the
adoption by William H Taft, his re-
publican opponent, of President Reese
velt-s announced view on the subject
of publicity Of campaign contributions.
Taft" says Bryan, makes the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
BEVERIDGE
NORTH DAKOTA
Rx AxsocIated Press.

Valley City, \. d., Oct, I.-Sena-
tor Albert ]. Beveridge of Indiana,
tonight was cordially acclaimed at a
great political demonstration by
several hundred townsmen and farm
err on his arrival from the East.
and during his address in the Audi
forum on the tariff. He defended the
policies of the republican party.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
YOUNG CARTER
MUST Give UP
STAGE MOTHER
Father Cuts Off Son of For.
mer Wife In His Will
Unless He Does This.
Special Is The Journal.

Chicago, Oct. IL D. Carter, son
of the late Leslie Carter, has been cut
on without penny in his fathers
will because he left his fathers home
without apparent reason. The will
provides that should he throw off the
influences Of his actress mother the
testator is willing for the aunt and
uncle of the young man to share with
him as the father would gladly have
done, had he been dutiful and loyal
The will disposes of a fortune valued
at $115,o0o.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
MUCH DEPENDS UPON
DEMOCRATS OF SOUTH

The campaign for President of the United
States has entered its last month, and from
until November B. every effort will be put forth by .
both sides TO carry the doubtful states.
Every interest of the South demands that these ,
states go for Bryan and Kern But, in order to
compish this end, the democratic campaign
ayers must have money, and that AT ONCE
Southern democrats need campaign fund at
home and they expected to give all possible aid
to the party those where work is needed I
The money will be spent honestly and in the interest
of good government. p.
WILL YOU GIVE, AND DO IT NOW?
YESTERDAYS CONTRIBUTIONS
P F.
p. w. Maete. Bay Head LOO 4
E.
w H Brett Bonlfay Z
f. Williams Bombay 100
............. .........s7oo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
Ideal Weather Caused Elk
ceptionally Large At
tendance.
WHITE SCHOOLS OF
CITY ENROLL 140f
This is the Record For the
Opening Day-School No.
1 Had An Attendance OF
4S5-The Faculties of the
Various Schools in the

With a total enrolment of 400 of
which 4S5 is represented at school No.
1, and 915 being the graded school
percentage, the Pensacola city schools
opened yesterday with one of the
heaviest enrollments which has ever
been recorded Everything was in
readiness yesterday morning for the
real beginning of the local school
year, plans of which had already been
mapped out by prominent Pensacola
school men There will be a few
changes i'll the system this year, a
fact which has served to simplify to
a great extent the task of systematic
ing the regular routine of work which
is to be followed during the next
eight months. Very few changes in
the corps of teachers who were iden-
tilted with last years successes will
occur, a fact which is also indicative
toward picking up the general routine
of last season where il was interrupt
ed by the sunlmer vacation, and fol-
lowing the upward trend toward a
perfect development of the local
school system.
Weather Is Ideal.
On account of the :deal condition
OF the weather which prevailed yes
terday Ii is the opinion of Supt. n.
B. Cook, that the enrolment in the
county schools will also be exception.
ally large, although. OF course, 1t will
be impossible to tell exactly to what
proportion the total enrolment OF
the Escambia county schools has
swelled until the monthly reports OF
the teachers are received on tle first
of November. However. matters have
assumedfa most promising aspect
f,9f-olfps Itt,,ff ZE.SeaJniaia a. lafI AZ N
Pensacola, and those who are interest.
ed III school work anticipate a most
successful and valuable year as the re.
suit.
Up until late last night. there had
been no returns as to enrolment in
the various colored schools of the city,
the above numbers representing only
the white schools.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-10-02
KENTUCKY ELkS.

Greensboro, KY. Oct. For the
purpose of effecting permanent or
ganization of the Elks lodges in Ken
lucky delegates representing the Best
People on Earth in every section of
the state convened here today.