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The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-11-12
ELECTION VOTES
ARE COUNTED
CARL M. DUBOIS, FOR COUNTY
TREASURER, RECEIVES THE
LARGEST NUnBER.

County Clerk S. HI. Wood, County
Judge w. T. Kelsey and County Reg
lister Of Deeds Harry ThorntonEIhav
completed the canvass of the voUes Q
the election. 1t was found that Car
M. Dubois of Baraboo, Republican
candidate for county treasurer, received
the largest number of votes. Most O
the votes against the good roads amend
ment came from the towns in th
western part of the county.
Governor
James O. Davidson, rep, 1888.
John A. Aylward, dem., 2536.
Douglas Cox, Pro-, 324.
Lieutenant Governor
John Strange, rep, 1888.
Burt Williams, DEM, 2415.
Secretary of state
James A. Frear, rep, 1910.
Frank B. Shutz, dem, 1886.
State Treasurer
Andrew III. Dahl, rep, 1910.
George T. Heslin, DEM, 1857.
Attorney General
Frank L. Gilbert, rep, 3498.
Evan A. Evans, DEM, 2745.
Commissioner of Insurance
George e. Beedle, rep, 1892.
William Guilliame, dem, 1859.
Member of Congress, Third district
Arthur w. Kopp, rep, 3699.
James w. Murphy, dem., 1881.
Member of Assembly, first district
WILDER Cahoon, rep, 1474.
Virgil HI. Cady, DEM, 1860.
Member of Assembly second district
Frank F. Mueller, rep, 1851.
SiIas A. Towne, dem, 1911.
Patrick Daily, Ind, 46.
County Clerk
Sanford II. Wood, rep, 1871.
John Schneider, dem, 2i27
County treasurer
Carl M. Dubois, rep, 4011.
George A. Gross, dem, 2302
Sheriff
Grant Dryer, rep, 1905.
Jeremiah E. Buckley, DEM, 1921.
Coroner
George B. Gibbons, 100.
Ben Dean, 10.
George D. Dodd, dem, 251O.
Clerk of Court
James III. Hill, rep, 1865.
Frank H. Metsalf, DEM, 1886.
District attorney
John a. Malone, rep, 1867.
Register of deeds
Samuel z. Hudson, rep, 1888.
Hugh w. O'Connor, dem 237O.
Surveyor
Gustav Scharnke, rep, 1913.
The republican vote for presidential
electors was: 1854.
The democratic vote for presidential
electors was 2571.
The social democratic vote was 35.
The prohibition vote was 294.
The Indepe ndent vote was 0.
The vote for the proposed amend
ments was:
Amendment providing for state aid
in the construction or improvement OF
public highways; for, 216O; against
Gil.
Amendment authorizing a grad uated
income tax; for, 1470, against 68S.
Amendment extending from three
to six days the time allowed the COVER
nor in which to approve bills; for, 1882
against 392.
Amendment providing that aftel
December 1st, 1912, electors shall be
citizens of the United States; for, 1889
against $40.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
THE RACE
Still |
ON
IRy Associated Press.


New York, Oct. Although the
last regularly scheduled games of the
National League will be played to-
day, the day will end with the race
for the pennant still undecided.
Post season games will be neces-
sary in any event. and there is pos
sibility that Pittsburg. which prac-
tically abandoned hope when her sea
son ended Sunday, may yet win this
years base ball honors.
Pittsburg's renewed hopes lay in
a victory of Boston today over New
York and a subsequent victory by
New York over Chicago in the play
off of the tie game ordered by the
board of directors. This would leave
Pittsburg, Chicago and New York
tied for first place. each with a per-
centage of .636.
However. should New York win
the game with Bos,on today, Pitts
burg will be eliminated, and the own
ership of the pennant will be decid-
ed by the play off of the tie game
between Chicago and New York.
Probably never before has there
been such intense interest in this
city in the outcome of a pennant
race and. with fine weather prom
ised for this afternoon, an enormous
crowd is looked for at the polo
grounds.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
A N 7 I-GUCCENHEIM
TICKETS ARE
KNOCKED OUT
Especial to The sentiueI.D

Denver, Oct 7.-Senator Simon
Guggenheim wins out again
This afternoon all tickets filed by
the Evans faction of the republican
party in Denver were rejected by Sec
retary of State 0Conners at the re-
quest of Senator Guggenheim.
Secretary O'Conners heard argu-
ments on both sides and then he
knocked out the tickets.
N. Walter Dixon argued for the
Evans faction. while Willis B. Ell
liott spoke for the Guggenheim fac
tion.
This decision keeps the anti-Gug
genheim and the business mems tick
cts from going on the ballots.
Secretary 0'Conners declared that
both of these tickets bore the same
signatures and were therefore Illegal
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
NEGRO WILL Die
AT CANON this
WEEK
Especial to The sentinel. ]

special 10 1 ue sof'illItisl
Canon City, Colo. Oct. Jim
Lynn, the negro who shot and killed
Sarah James, 14-year-old white
girl. and seriously wounded her
mother. Mrs Julia James, in Pueb-
10 on May IA. and a month later was
found guilty of murder in the first
degree before Judge Essex of the dis
trict court, and the death penalty i'm
posed on him, under the terms of his
sentence, will be hanged here some
time during the current week. prob
ably Friday night.
Lynn has been kept in solitary con
finement since his arrival at the pen
itentiary on June IA, and has aban-
doned all hope of intercession by his
friends to secure executive clemency
or post.onemert of the sentence of
the court.
For some time after his incarcerts~
tion Lynn believed that his relatives
and associates would exert them
selves in an effort to secnre for him
new trial or at least temporary
stay OF execution: but. as nothing of
ally accepted the situation and is
awaiting death with apparent BRAY
cry and composure.
Although IS men have been hung
in the Colorado state ,penitentiary
in accordance with the decree of the
law. Lynn will be the second colored
man to pay the extreme penalty for
his crime, the other one being Will
liam II. Davis. No. 1886. who was
hanged here September %. 1891. by
Warden w. \. Smith. Davis, like
Lynn. was convicted and sentenced
to death for murder in Pueblo.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
HE HAS OUTLINED
VEN0 M @ u S
ATTACKS
IBy Associated Press. ]

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Oct. I'll pre-
sent mystelf as an example of one.
who has outlived the venomous at
tacks of his opponents. You heard
me called a demagogue twelve years
ago. You saw them bury me and
you heard them chant their songs
over my grave. and now they have
to explain why 1t happened that |
was moi dead.
With all the fervor that he could
muster up. w. j. Bryan, facing a
vast assemblage in the Chautauqua
Auditorium between Tama and To-
ledo in this state today delivered
himself of this utterance. AT no
time during the present campaign
has he spoken SO earnestly or with
such vigor. This remark followed
a bitser denunciation of Mr.. Taft for
refusing TO agree TO u publication of
campaign contributions befops cleo
tion. No honest man and 30 poll
tical party conducting an honest
campaign" he declared. need be
afraid OF the light"
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

With leading and necessary wit
nesses missing in nearly every case
called for trial. with District Attor-
ney Selig and Deputy District Attor-
ney John II. Fry ignorant of their
whereabouts. and in several cases ig-
norant right up to the moment that
the names We're called that the wit
nesses We're out of the county and
had been for weeks or months. and
with the prosecution in many cases
loosely organized. it begins to look
today as if not a single conviction
will be secured in the present session
OF the district court except in those
cases where the defendants. mainly
and almost entirely as a result of the
work of the sheriff's Office, have
pleaded guilty. and therefore did not
need formal prosecution.
There is no denying or getting
around the fact that the prosecution
at the present term of the Mesa
county district court has comple' -
and badly fallen down in its
1t is apparent to everybody IN
attended court yesterda su.' s.,,ia'- ,,'s
AS detailed in The. se1,;aeI @ ,'aStas .ouay
day. the cases a .,,ns, H.. n.. ,,t'' essel-
the saloon mn. Ca,a ~, ,s,ii.
VI afford. the owners OF houses
VI VI, fashionable repute. and against
i, ~. b. Gould. the alleged gambling
house keeper, were passed over md
virtually continued until the ptxtl
Term OF court, owing to the failure
OF the leading witnesses for the pros
ecution to appear. The district at
torney and his deputy claim that IL is
not their fault, while leaders in the
Good Citizenship League declare that
!9e witnesses could have been here
II the district attorney and his dep
uty had made DESPERATE strong
Efforts to have them here
No Witness Against Him.
This morning when the court
asked for evidence in the case OF Pc
ter stevenson, who had entered n
plea OF guilty to the heirous charge
OF having had criminal relations
with little girl. the prosecution, to
the surprise of all. was unable 10
produce single witness.
The district attorney and his dep
uty had not endeavored to find out
beforehand whether or not the wit
nesses in this important case would
ne present-they took it for granted
that they We're in the court room.
II developed that the Lescano girl
and her parents and other witnesses
We're out OF the state and had been
all summer, yet the district attor-
ney's Office knew nothing about II.
All these witnesses had been served
with the proper papers by the sher-
in
After noon only two witnesses
could be summoned in the Stevenson
case-Dr. Ilebert and Harry Bur
nett-and the evidence of neither of
these witnesses was sufficient to con-
vict Stevenson
He Would Have Gone Free.
Had the aged prisoner entered n
pea OF not guilty and had trial
mus been forced, the case would have
fallen HAT. in all probability have
Continued on page ~
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
HAVE THEY BEEN KILLED 2
Especial TO The sentinel. ]

SpGCTdT 10 Ht SGHIIIItI.
Rome. Oct 7-Rumors are cur
rent in this city and in other cities
of Europe This afternoon that the
king of Servla and the crown prince
of Greece have been assassinated.
The rumors seem to be based ON
fairly good authority; bnt so far
there has been no official confirma-
tion of the reports, and details are
not available.
The reports have caused great
deal of excitement. coming Just at
this time when the old world is
stirred up over the Bulgarian and
Turkish tronbles.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
JUDGE BEN LINDSAY
ANNOUNCES HIS
CANDIDACY
fspecIal to The sentinel. ]

Denver. Oct. This afternoon
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of the juvenile
court announced his candidacy for
reelection to the judgeship of the ia
nous juvenile court He declared
that he would make the race on a
partisan ticket.
In his statement the judge de-
nounces the leaders of both of the
old parties. and declares that the ju-
venile court should not be allowed
to be colored in any manner with
politics.
Judge Lindsey's candidacy seems
to meet with much favor, especially
from the law enforcement people.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
BUSY DAY
AT BIG
MEET
[By Associated Press. ]

San Francisco, Oct. THE sec
ond day of the Mississippi
Commercial congress proved busy
one.
j. c. Stubbs, director of trafhc OF
the Hartman railroads, was among
the speakers, his subject being
Transportation
Mr.. Stubbs delivered his address
at the special request of Mr.. Harri-
man. The speaker went into the re-
lations of the railroads to the work
of developing the trans-Mississippi
valley fully, and showed how the big
transportation companies had been
doing work along the lines mapped
out by the congress for many years.
DR.. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, presi-
dent of the University of California;
Col. Fred w. Fleming of Kansas CITY
and Governor Cutler of Utah also de-
livered addresses.
Governor Cutler spoke on The
Conservation of Natural Resources.
and he was greatly applauded when
he spoke of the prominent part that
President Roosevelt has taken in for
warding the work in all parts of the
country.
Attorney General Dickson of Colo
rado, speaking on Irrigation and
the Disposition OF the Public Lands.
drew attention to the Importance of
guarding the government lands from
too free distribution.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
CAPT. ERB, ADVISER OF
PHILADELPHIA BOSS
Is KILLED BY SISTER
I'm Associaled Press.


Philadelphia, Pa Oct. THE killing his country
here last night Clayton Erb
and confidential Israel w the lead
the local republican has
this city.
Captain Erb shot dead by his law Mrs Rather
Bese, during quarrel domestic affairs
Captain Erb his had had considerable
ble the differences finally reaching the Notwithstanding
this they continued to live together at Red Gables.
Mrs Beisel who is in jail said today that she shot Eb be-
she believed that kill She
words the second floor and upstairs she found
Erb beating his wife According
wife and started attack Mrs Beise and fearing her life
the latter fired.
Erb about So years and married
His wife wdow-Mrs G W Rothermel-and the
caused the Her ondness
her affilation with hunting set Delaware
frequent quarrels with her husband.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
HAVE DECIDED PROTESTS.
IRv associated Press. |

Constantinople. Oct. THE coun-
Gil of ministers has decided TO pro-
hest against the annexation OF the
provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina
by Austria Hungary.
The president of the council OF
state and the minister of foreign af-
fairs said todaF that the government
already had protested against Bull
garia,s declaration of Independence,
and had proposed the calling of q
conference of the signatories to the
1reaty of Berlin.
The reports of Turkish military
preparations are denied here.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

Miss Hope Taylor. a grade teacher
of the Lowell school is reported quite
ILL., She has been Obliged to miss
several days school and the doctors
who are in attendance have been
unable. as yet, to determine the exact
cause of the trouble.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
ANOTHER is DEAD.
Especial to The SentineI.

Denver. Oct. THE death in st.
Joseph's hospital of Arthur F.. Sell
wyu Wimbush makes the fifth victim
OF typhoid fever from the college OF
the Sacred Heart.
The state board of health has an
hounced that the reports of the death
OF RAYMOND Noone in Georgetown, a
student of the Sacred Heart and of
Mrs Carminisch. are erroneous. Mrs
Carminiseh. it is said. is recovering.
and young Noone. ii is said. is out Of
all danger.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
MAY COME ANY MOMENT.
IBy Associated Press ]

Canea, Island of Crete. Oct. 1.-
The recent events in southeastern
Europe. the Independence of Bulgar-
ia and the annexation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina are having their effect
here.
Cretans are preparing a coup d d'etat
in favor OF "A union with Greece. This
action may be expected ut any mo-
ment.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
KI;;;;;;G;; ri, AND IT, CROWN PRINCE
ARE REPORTED MURDERED
CHAIRMAN MACK IS
NOT SERIOUSLY ILL
IRy Associnted Press. l

1. Chicago, Oct Chairman
+ Mack of the democratic nation
+ al committee. who it was re-
1. ported had suffered a nervous
+ collapse last night, was on duty
j. as usual today.
1. He declared that he never
4. felt better in his life when ref
+ erence was made to his reported
: illness.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
is FATAL TO sERvIA.
IRr Associatt,d Press. ]

Belgrade. Servia, Oct. THE
government has addressed an ener-
getic note to the signatories to the
treaty OF Berlin against Austria
Hungary's breach of the provisions
of the treaty in seizing the occupied
provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
1t is contended here that this step
will prove fatal to the fntnre of Ser
via.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
CELEBRATE COLUMBUS DAY.
[ Especial TO The Sentinel.l

ISneclaI 10 The SentlneI.
Denver. Oct. Great prepara-
tions are being made for the cele-
bration of Columbus day. October -
AS is well known. this is state
holiday. having been made so by the
last legislature through the efforts
of Angelo Noce of this city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
WITNESSES ARE MISSING
AND PROSECUTION FAILS
ROOSEVELT SAYS
HE WONT TAKE STUMP
GBy Associated press. ]

+ Washington, Oct. 7.-Presi- !
+ dent Roosevelt told Senator !
+ Hemenway today that he did :
+ not consider it necessary for !
1. him to make any speeches in !
+ support of Mr.. Taft. :
+ The president said that he !
I. had received numerous requests !
+ to go on the stump, but he had :
+ decided not to accede to them. I
4. i. j. !. !. j. ]. !. i ]. ]. ]. + i.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

The announcement has been given
a mixed reception. but the Servian
malcontents are quiet.
Troops are confined to the bar
racks in readiness to quell any pos
sible disturbance.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
CRETE JOINS GREECE.

lBy Associated Press
Athens. Oct T.-Dispatches from
Canea announce that the people of
Crete have proclaimed the union of
that island with Greece.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

Hear Ex-Governor Thomas at the
Thursday night. He is
one of the great orators of the west
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
ROBBERS KILL TWELVE.
fBy Associated Press. }

Fraspol, Russia, Oct. Robbers
entered the house of a Jewish family
named Cohen in the neighboring viii
lage of SlobodiZe and killed twelve
persons in their efforts to get away
with small amount of loot. The
mursierers were arrested.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

Miss Helen King. six year old dau-
ghter of e. p. King of 1860 Rood
avenue, is reported i'll today with
chicken poX.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
BANK CASHIER ARRESTED
TBy Associated Press.

Jersey City, n. Y. Oct. ALBERT
L. Morgan. cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Friendly, w. Va. was
arrested here yesterday afternoon
charged with unlawfully misapply-
ing $4,000 belonging to the bank
and deposited with the Baltimore K
Ohio railroad to the credit of the
state OF West Virginia.
On failure to get $4,000 bond.
Morgan went TO Jail until extradition
papers arrive.
He denied emphatieally that he
had appropriated any money belong
ing to the bank.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

at the Majestic-the Gans-Nelson
fight tonight and tomorrow night
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

GBy Associated Press.
New York. Oct. THE lead mar
ket today was quiet at 4.40 to AS.
Copper. 3 y to IL Is. Silver, 81 y =.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

Malleable and Universal malleable
ranges. Crown Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
AUSTRIA GRABS
TWO PROVINCES
Island of Crete ProClaims Union With
Greece---Many New and Startling
Developments in Europe
IBy Associated Press. ]


CARAYEvNO, BOSNIA OCT THE IMPERIAL PRoCLAMA-
j TIoN OF THE ANNEXATION OF BOSNIA HERZEGOVINA
TO AUSTRIA HUNGARY WAS POSTED TODAY THROUGHOUT
THE OCCUPIED PROVINCES.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
The Market.

[By Associated Press.
Chicago. Oct. To-day December
wheat closed at 99A
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

Many ladies saw the fitting of the
famoas Boston Hygienic corset to-
day
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07
CHILD'S ASSAILANT
ADMITS HIS GUILT
Several Cases Must be Continued---Boy
Charged With Forgery, Admits
Guilt---Sensational Trial On

WITH THE MANY CITIZENS SUMMONED JURY SERVICE
w IN ROOM, THE SECOND DAYS SESSION OF
THE MESA COUNTY DISTRICT COURT WAS CALLED TO Or
DER AT 10 O'CLOCK MORNING.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

ReoDed- $ &
Again $= $s$$a$ III ] $ = $
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-07

Fulton. Alvin & Haywood folding
go carts. Crown Furniture Co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
GOOD ROADS KEYNOTE
OF OPENING SESSION
Better and More Uniform Legisla-
ton Urged by Speakers at
Buffalo Convention.

BUFFALO. July S.-The National
Good Roads convention was opened yes
terday-
Representing three national organiza-
tions-the automobile men. the farmers
and the road makers-the convention is
the most influential ever called for the
Improvement OF the highways of the
country. and it's promoters are already
predicting that both Congress and the
State Legislature Will soon awaken to
the great commercial need OF good
roads.
Most Of the addresses delivered urged
not only more and better legislation on
the subject, but that it be A uniform
character in the State. Mayor Adam
welcomed the delegates President
Hotchkiss, Of the A a. A, also greet
er the visitors.
one of the important papers read al
the afternoon session was by New York
State Engineer Frederick Skene. Mr..
Skene being at the Democratic national
convention in Denver, his paper was
read by Deputy State Engineer Frank
Getman-
Papers were read by highway COM
nlissioners Of various States and by
representative automobile men. among
, whom were Congressman W W Cocks,
Of Westbury, /. l., and Charles Thad-
deus Terry. chairman Of the legislative
board Of the A a A. Demonstrations
Of road building are being made today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
EMPIRE CITY PLANS
SHIFT TO BRIGHTON
Brighton Beach Course and At
mOsphere Are Better Suited for
Hot Weather Racing.

NEW YORK. July st is probable
that the Empire City Racing Associa-
ton will mold It's race meeting this
summer not at the track situated at
Yonkers. but at the Brighton Beach
course
Negotia lions are now under way 10
bring about this chance in the Ioca-
ton OF the race meetings. The regular
twenty days Of the Brighton Beecn
summer meeting will end July 30. The
horses viii then earn their oats at the
Saratoga track without opposition until
August II. Two days later the racing
dates allotted 10 the Empire City track
Will begin
AS there are many weeks of open
dates at the Brighton Beach track be
fore IT'S final meeting OF six days IN
October, the managers OF Mr.. Butler 8
Empire City track consider II a wise
move to hold their summer meeting
during the not days OF August al
Brighton
Ii is known that the owners OF the
Brighton Beach course are perfectly
willing 10 lease the grounds for the
twenty days which have been allotted
10 the Empire city course.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.

Despite the winning streak which mas
lately overtaken the Advelts Of the
Independence League, there is little
hope that they viii pass TWining unless
that club goes on a prOtracted slump
and drops about an even dozen IN
succession Having won seven straight
there seems 10 be little bOPe Of any
such doings-
Although with she season half finished
Twining seems to have 4 walkaway
with the pennant, there has been no d.
minUtiOn Of the interest that the North
east fans take n this circuit
Each Of the six teams. with the eN-
ceptlOn OF WaHach, which halls from
front. is strictly h neighbOrhOOd agsre-
CATION. which IS a big factor in draw
ing the crowds that GJCE OFT 10 Nc
Devitts Field daily 10 watch the prog
ress OF the homegrown talent
There is a plan on foot 10 make the
circuit a strictly church league next
year. At present four Of the six teams
represent churches and IL is thought
that the eligibility Jules could be better
enforced II each OF the leagues teams
represented a church or Sunday school
The Ninth Street nine is the junior
aggregation from Ninth Street Christian
Church. the Manha-Laus represent
Rhode Island NJ T. Church. Gurley
and AEvenJs are each from churches
OF thar name, and while the TWininEs
are organized as N athletic club the
members are for the most part frOr1
Christ EvangeI Lutheran Congregation.
The league is already on q firm foot
ing despite the fact that this is only
the second year OF its existence Il
was organized on July 4, last season
and It's playing strength was greatly
enhanced at tie opening OF the present
season. There has been no forfeit
games so far. a record which few o.
Tie local amateur circuits can bOas-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
MARSHALL HALL GAME.

A. c. at Marshall Hall on Thursday,
July 9. 5 p. m sharp. on the excursion
of the A. l. c. Sunday SschOol.
The lineup follows:
S. A C.-L. Garner. left field; Kabit-
sky, shortstop; Cohen, second base;
Herman, first base; Bobys, third base;
Herman. catcher; A. Garner, right
field; Hail, center field; Purcell. pitcher
a. J. C.-J- PeIzman. left field, Gold
berg, ShO-tStOp: GOldstein second base
SchlOsberg. first base: Herman, third
base; ROsenthal. CatCheT; BreZ. right
field Stein, center field; Pelznlan
pitcher.