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The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
MONUMENT TO HEROES
OF FAM0AUS BATTLE
special to The sentineE. }

Lafayette. Ind, Nov 7.-Ou the
famous old battlefield OF Tippecanoe-
where on November 7, 1911, General
William Henry Harrison and his lit
tie band of pioneers vanquished the
Indians under the Prophet and thus
gained an empire for the whites, n
handsome monument was dedicated
today.
the historic conflict in which Gen
eral Harrison broke the power of Te-
cumseh s confederacy and gained that
military renown which later led bins
to the White House.
Thousands of people gathered on
the battle-ground. and the dedieatory
ceremonies were of an imposing ma
ture.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
LOVER SHOT GIRL
AND THEN HIMSELF
IRY Associated Press. /

Hamilton, o.. Nov. As the re-
suit of a double shooting affray that
took place at the home OF Mrs. b.
Camele, 1S0 Rebrae street. last night.
Chester A. Johnson is dead and Rosie
Ouimit is in the hospital with five
bullet wounds in her body. and is
not expected to live.
Johnson, who did the shooting,
had been keeping company with the
young woman against the wishes of
her parents. He left the following
note:
eff we cannot live for each other
we can die for each other. Perhaps
people will be sorry that they parted
us
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
DEBS TELLS WHY The
VOTE WAS NOT LARGE
Especial to The sentinel. /

Terre Haute. Ind, Nov. Eugene
V. Debs, the defeated candidate FOR
the presidency on the socialist ticket.
has made the following statement
concerning the socialist vote:
The so-calleii falling off was not
Il falling off. | attribute the votes
falling short of the expected mark to
the fact that an unusually large vote
was cast for the socialist candidates
in 1904. Then there We're a great
many disgrnnIied democrats who
were chagrinca because Parker was
nominated and they voted with The
socialists. This year they went back
to the democratic party and voted
for Bryan. count that we have
made gain in the actual socialist
vote.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
TODAY in DENVER The
LABOR men GATHERING
Especial TO The sentinel

Denver. Nov. Delegates repre-
sent1ng the organized labor bodies of
the United States and Canada are be-
ginning to arrive in Denver TODAY
for the 2Sth annual convention of
the American Federation of Labor.
The session will open Monday
morning. Political matters will like
ly occupy much of the time and at
tention of the delegates.
Rumors are in circulation that an
attempt will be made TO depose Sam
uel Gompers. president OF the organ
iZation.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
GRATING WAS DONE
MANY ARE SUSPENDED
[By Associated Press. |

Quebec. Nov. 1.-As Il result OF
disclosures made before JutiS1. cas-
sells yesterday in his invest igation OF
alleged graft in Canatia's Marine de-
partncnt, 2S minor officials and en-
pioyees have been suspended. The
testimony showed that contractors
had to pay n bonus of five per cent ON
nearly everything they furnished the
government and the contractors aoe
even by charging the government ex-
tortionate prices.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
MAJORITY FOR BRYAN.
TBy Aseociated Press.1

Baltimore, nov. Calculations of
the official returns from Tuesdays
alef tion. not finished until las, night
how that the electoral vote of Mary
and win lie spit. Bryan getting 6
Of the electors and Taft 2.
On the popular vote, the vote cast
or the electors receiving the highest
number. Taft carries tine state hy 561
votes. His eiector polling the high
est vote received 1i6.47f and the
highest Bryan eleotor 1880.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
DELAWARE LEGISLATURE.
TBv Associated Press

10y HSso, iatSu ieso-
Wilmington. Del. Nov. 7.-The
next Legislature will be republican in
both branches
Word was received from George
town that the official count showed
in Sussex county that the republicans
elected 6 of the 10 representatives
from that county. instead of ;. This
gives the house-to the republicans by
a majority of |
The house will contain s repub-
Leans and II democrats, and the
senate j republicans and demo
Gratis.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
CHARLES NJ. SGHWAB !! l.. &.
CLOSES BIG MANSON
L Bv -Asssoclated Press. l

Nrw York. Nov. s--CIias- NJ.
Sch uzib. former president of the steeI
trust, closes his Ss,OOO,O 900 Inals-iOn
in New York today. He discharged
all his fifty servants. announcing shat
he could no longer afford TO keep
the great palace open He said he
would make has permanent bom~ in
Bethte1ian, Pa, where he could at
tend n,o,c closely to his duties as
president .of Itie Bethlehan sS,s'el
company.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
new AMBASSADOR
WAS SELECTED
TODAY
IBy Associated Press. ]

10y aSSOcldteu fTeSS>
Berlin, Nov. Count Johann
Heinrich Won Bernstorff, who re-
Gently represented the German
government in Egypt, has been
selected by Emperor William to
succeed the late Baron Speck
Won Sternburg as ambassador to
the United States.
Countess Won Bernstorff is a
daughter of Edward Luckemeyer of
New York
The Count is a fourth son of Count
Albrecht Won Bernstorff. who was
distinguished contemporary of Bis
marck, and was born in London in
1862. His diplomatic career has
been very successful His knowledge
of English is well nigh perfect and
he is known as q successful after
dinner speaker and witty conversa-
tionalist-
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
HE BUILT FIRE AfD
BURN ID BABY TO DEATH
fBr AssectaILed Press. j

GaIena, ILL.,, Nov. 7.-Whiie his
mother was absent from the room.
the 3-year-old son of MIR. and Mrs
Henry Rapp built fire under the
baby carriage in which his S-mOnflis-
old brother was lying.
The flames communicated will,
the coverings and the infant was 80
badly burned that il died.
The child explained his act by say
ing he wanted TO get the baby warm.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
DEMOCRATS ELECTED
ENTIRE OHIO TICKET
mn Assoclated Press. |

+ Columbus. o., Nov Ma .
I. tional Committeeman Harvey :
/. CARRIER and State Chairman Fin .
= ley declared today that the en- :
= tire state democratic ticket had :
+ been elected.
+ They base their claims on the
+ returns received during the :
+ night.
+ 1t is claimed that Supreme
+ Court Judges Shauek and Price
+ are defeated.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
THREE OF A KIND.
LBv Assoriated .Press. j

OuiaIha Neb-. Nov. 7.-Complete
'ofhcial returns received from the en-
tire fifth district by the World-Her-
aid show that Congressman Norris
trepubfican) has been reelected by a
majority which will exceed 1000.
This will make Nebraska S repre-
senta tion in congress three republic
cans and three democrats
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
WHITES BIRTHDAY
Especial to The Sentinel J


Ithaca, n. Y, Nov. To-day is
the 18th anniversary of the birth of
DR.. Andrew Dickson White, the first
head of Cornell University, former
minister to Russia and ex-ambassa
dor to Germany, and special observ-
ance marked the day at the great
educational institution with which he
was long identified.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
PRICES TAKE JUMP
ON STOCK MARKET
(By Asso lated Press.

BY Assoi tied Press)
NEW YORK, Nov flood buying poured
IN in the brokers during the night prices soaring the
exchange brought
which had been many strong
buish sentiment that prices jumped point
a time.
The readiness with which purchases
figures indicated
practically without limitations price
New York Central points purchases, Unit
ed States Steel itself highest
reached.
There definite that
activity but the apparently
from all sections of the the
by and the reempymen large numbers work
The big advance New York Central attributed part
the that E. H. will
control of that system Neither confirmation
port be had today Mr. Hartman declined discuss
subject
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
she WANTS DIVORCE
1By Assoclated [ Iress. |

Reno. New, Nov. Mime. Ghita
Millicent Franklin Burch, wife of q
prominent managing contractor OF
Canada. and. herself. the direct de
scendant of one of the peers of Eng
land. today filed suit for divorce
from Joseph Albert Franklin Burch
on the grounds of failure to provide
and desertion.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
TOBACCO COMPANY A
TRUST SAYS COURT
lBy Associated Press. ]

New York. Nov. THE govern
lisenfs contention that the American
Tobacco company is II trust operating
in restraint of trade and violation of
the Sherman antitrust law. was sus-
tained i'm decisions handed down by
Judges Lacombc. Coke, NOycs and
Ward in the United States circuit
court here today Judge Ward dis
Senfrd.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
TAFT LEADS BY 2.1s2.
1By Associated Press.

fBy Assoc lated Press,
st. Louis, Mo. Nov. 7.-Returns
'ompi ed by the Republic democrat
ic) last night give Taft the electoral
vote Of Missouri by a plurality of p
1872 over Bryan. These returns are
complete from all but tiree of the
IA counties of the state. and in
tContinu,d on mage, ~
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
SEVEN LIVES LOST
WHEN The HOME BURNED
GBy Associated Press.

Swan Lake, Man. Nov. THE
home of E. w. Carey, a farmer, Ifv-
ing few miles south of here was
destroyed by fire yesterday and Mrs.
Carey, five children and a Miss
Gillespie. young school teacher
who was staying over night with the
family perished in the flames. Mr.
Carey was so badly injured that he
cannot recover. The fire was caused
by Carey lighting the kitchen stove
with coal oil. The other occupants
of the house who were asleep were
suffocated in their beds.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
SHOT SELF IN DREAM
TBy Associated Press. |

Toronto, Ont. Nov. IS. Il. Aims
,ee, a travelling man for an iron firm
If Reno New. was found in his
~oom at the Walker house last night
with "A bullet wound in his breast
iust under the heart.
Ainslee said he had revolver un
Ter his pillow and that he must have
pulled IL out and discharged IL while
dreaming. 1t is feared he will no
recover.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
WILL OBEY LAWS
IBv Assoelated Press. /

New York, Nov. lit having been
announced that President Roosevelt
las declined the offer of the British
'oreign office to grant him a special
icense emitting him to the freedom
IF the African game preserves when
he makes his hunting trip in the
spring, his bag will be limited by the
law which applies to every sports,
man shooting in that country
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
TAFT In DENVER

+ Denver, Nov. President I
+ Taft and several members of his i
+ cabinet will deliver addresses at Z
+ the TransMississipp congress. Z
Z to be held in Denver August I
+ 1921. Z
= Mr.. Taft has announced his 4
= intention of accepting the invi- Z
= tation to be present
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
MURPHY DECLARES THAT
HE DID NOT KNIFE BkiAiii1i II
AUSTRIAN CABINET
TENDERS RESIGNATION
IBy Associated Press. ]

= Vienna. Nov. THE Austr'i- =
= an cabinet resigned today as +
= result of the discussions be- /
= tween German and Czech min +
= listers following the recent rae i
= ial conflicts in Prague and other +
+ Bohemian towns +
p This action has nothing to do /
= with the international situation. =
2 + + r + + + 4 + !. + + + = I
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
GREAT RAILROAD MAN
FOUND DEAD IN BED
IRy Associated Press. ]

Z Chicago. Nov. William d. +
1. Cornish of New York. second +
I. vice president of the Union Pa +
1. cific railroad and a director in +
+ many other corporations, was +
= found dead in his bed at the !
+ Auditorium Annex today. +
:. Death was apparently due to +
+ heart. disease. t
&. 4 Z. L Z. Z
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
QUEEN DOWACER ILL
IBy Associated Press.

Lisbon. Nov. THE newspapers
say that the health of the queen
dowager. Maria Pia is causing anx-
iety. She is 61 years old.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07

Archie Mahan. of Salt Lake City,
a former well known citizen, a broth
er-in-law of w. M. Merrill, of the
News force. is greeting many old
friends today after an absence of five
years.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-07
PRESIDENT ELECT
REACHES HOT SPRINGS
IBy Associated Press. ]

[By Associated Press.
4. Hot Springs, Va. Nov. 7.-- +
1. President-eleot and Mrs. Will +
+ liam Fl. Taft arrived here at +
+ 1920 this morning. +
+ Several hundred guests from +
+ the hotels were at the station +
+ and they gave him rousing re- +
+ ception. +
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
: THEY'VE. JUST
PULLED Il DEAD MAN
OUT OF THE DOCK

hesred; tried to work, an got hurt some
way"
Rob's heart throbbed and his voice choked
as he uttered another question::
did Mr.. Stoddard find our who stole his
money!
Come over here an set ON this timber, an
Iii tell We the hull story said Reddy. Eye
see, when we went back to camp, or where
the camp d orter be- | watched Black Bill
mighty sharp. He seemed to mistrust it, but
didn't let on. We built new camp, am
things went on boomin' like, only / missed you
an Rocky. Later on Mr.. Stoddard tried to
lost four HOSES an two loads of oats. an lots
Of other things. Well, he kim back into the
camp terrible down-hearted like, an him an
Black Bill had some treble, an Bill swore
KEEP powerful close watch onto Bill. | see
him one moonlight night go out behind the
hoyel, an dig somethin' out of a holler stump,
an | jumped onto him.
1--WE he'd terrible old tussle, an he tried
his best to use knife; but l throwed him
down. an took what he'd dug out'n the stump
away from him. Twas that five hundred dol
lars, sures you're born. This kinder lifted old
man Stoddard up good deal. Bill he owned
up to settin' the camp afire, an unlockin' an
ockin' the chist agin with piece Of wire.
He throwed in his hull winters, work ef Stod-
dard would let him off, The old man bought
fer EN-"
Reddy rose to his feet as he finished his
story.
zfWhere's Rocky now?" he asked.
"Hes in the city; he just came from the
West" answered Rob, from whose heart a
great load had been lifted The cloud of sus-
picion was gone forever.
"Give my best respects to him." said Red
dy Il must be goin'."
And he FASTENED away.
When Rob reached the Recorder office,
there was a package addressed to him lying
on the managing editors table.
s.It's note from Mr. Wayne" said the
editor as Rob took it and opened it.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

deal on it when ] ran away from homeland
the village near it had grown to be a town Of
considerable size, SO that portions of the old
farcl were being cut up into streets and build
ing lots. Mother had become quite wealthy,
but / had no means of proving my identity,
ard those disinterested relatives, who hoped
to heir the property in case mother should die,
threw every possible obstacle IN my way:
The money you sent me Just saved me, for
was in a terribly respondent condition. Be
fore that was gone mother was better and
was permitted to see her. 1t was easy after
that. and today / am worth thousands of dol
lars"
Il am glad you have been so Fortunate"
said Rob.
And he related what had occurred to him.
THAT Sam Arnold is a sneak, said Rocky,
Indignantly.
He got discharged through the means of
it." replied Rob. Let us hope it will teacn
him something"
Il suppose that's right" said Rocky; 'fbut
"My rise. has been nothing to yours. I"
laughed Rob-,
10 mine?' said Rocky, in surprise "Why,
] am but the creature of circumstances, while
own industry and talent"
Rocky put his hand into his pocket, and
drew forth something and gave it to Rob-
1t was ten-dollar gold-piece.
The same one you loaned me he said
"But ! thought you paid your way out
West with that?" replied Rob, looking down
at the piece of bright metal.
Il pawned it," said Rocky, "and redeemed
it today. Here's your forty dollars, with in
terest,," he continued, putting roll of bills
The boy counted them There was a hun
bred dollars.
Il cannot take all of this" he said.
But Rocky would not listen to refusal.
II ought to have written to you," he went
on, "but at first / had no heart to- and after
ward / wanted to come and surprise you; but
mothers health was such that kept delaying
it, day after day, till here j am at last"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

The next day they went down to the Re-
corder office together AS they reached the
door, a telegraph boy accosted Rob.
They've just pulled q dead man out OF the
deck. He's down on Battery Wharf"
The messenger boys always helped the kid
reporter as they called him, oftentimes put
ting him in the way of getting valuable bits
of news.
Rob hurried down to the wharf designated.
crowd was gathered around something that
lay stark and rigid upon the timbers. 1t was
Tom Fitch.
Rob turned away, sick at heart. His room
mate would never be called upon to answer for
crimes before an earthly tribunal.
A roughly-dressed man accosted him as he
was leaving the wharf. He looked up quick
w. 1t was Reddy White.
1--WE been looking for you, Reddy," said
the young reporter. Where have you been p
Away. from the city ever since the day of
that accident" reioined Reddy. "But how
you have gained in looks!"
sHave r." said Rob. But / asked you
question ON board the tug-boat that day that
you did not answer"
Bout yer father"
EYES," replied Rob, eagerly.
well, he want very well last spring, so
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
would recognize

At the word gentleman, would recognize
Toms picture"
are you satisfied now?'' asked the manag-
ing editor, as they came out into the open
air.
Il suppose I've got to be-" admitted Mr..
Wayne, Though ] can hardly believe it vet.
l must have this Tom Fitch looked after
you hate to change your mind, don't you:"
laughed the editor
"Yes L do" said Mr.. Wayne. Il was so
sure that Rob Archer was guilty that it don't
seem right to have him go scot Free
Rocky and Rob walked up to Mrs. Ship
tons together. The boy chung close to the
mans side as though he feared he might lose
his old friend again.
Mrs. Shipton was overioyed to see him,
and after supper Rob and Rocky sat alone
together
Il was in pretty hard strait when sent
to you for that money" said Rocky. When
was seriously ill-so low, in fact, that / was
not allowed to seer her. Father is dead and
am the only child she has living. It was
hard to be denied the privilege of seeing her,
but number of distant relatives had posses.
sion, and / was powerless.' Father had paid
for his farm before he died-he owed good
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

He found four one-hundred bills
The boy drew long breath; then a bright
ooioT flushed his Checks
Il cannot accept it." he said, shaking his
head.
The editor laughed.
you must not have any foolish pride It is
rightfuily yours" Then he continued: "How
did you happen to be in that locality when
the burglar carried his booty into the base
ment at that late hour?"
Il had been down to a sailors boarding
house in search Of a former acquaintance
Mr.; White" replied Rob, frankly. 81 was
was disappointed. I did not see him until to-
day"
ut was a lucky trip for you, anyway" said
the editor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
CONTINUED FROM LAST SUNDAY
CHAPTER xxx.
INDICATED

f~A1 HE effect of the word chief" was
like an electric shock upon Rob.
He sprang to his feet his eyes biaz-
IggNaN ing defiance, his face all aglow.
- Il am no theft" he cried. Il am
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-02-20
NEWsY STATE NOTES.

The next annual meeting of the South
Dakota State Bankers association will
be held In Deadwood July and 8.
The state treasurer has called $50, COX
of outstanding general fund warrants
for payments on the 10Th of this month
General and Mrs George W. Carpen,
ter celebrated the fiftieth anniversary oil
their marriage in WATERFOWL last
Thursday.
Newton Edmunds, former governor
of Dakota territory, and president OF
the Yankton National bank, is dead, a,
SO years of age.
By order of the Rapid City board OF
education, special election has been
called for February 18th to vote on the
proposition of issuing $500 worth OF
bonds to cover the cost of the erection
of new school building.
Recent visitors 10 Lake Andes, fine
body of water in Charles Mix county
report that for the first time in the his
tory of that region a large flock of Can
adam wild geese has remained on the
north end of the lake all winter
Arrangements have been practically
completed for the raising of the money
necessary TO finish the work on the new
Sherman House in Aberdeen and work
will be resumed this week This will
assure Aberdeen one of the finest hotels
in the northwest.
The republican central committee for
Charles Mix county met in Wagner
February ID, and by vote of 40 to s
Endorsed Taft and Kittredge, and by
agreement with the democrats voted to
ignore the March primary and selected
stalwart delegation to the state con.
vention.
Mark down gain Of FIVE delegates
from Kingsbury county for the stall
warts in the March convention. Kings
bury county had been conceded with
its ten delegates to the insurgents. but
the delega ton as selected stands five
stalwart, five insurgent. That staunch
Kittredge supporter, Adam Rhoyal,
heads the stalwart delegation from old
Kingsbury.
As the result Of being scalded by tip
ping over coffee pot, the 1-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Manary of
Sioux Falls, is dead. Mrs. Manary was
preparing meal and had placed the
child in q chair beside the stove, Friday.
While the mothers back was turned
the little boy reached for and pulled
pot OF boiling coffee from the stove, tip
ping 1t over and scalding him In q
horrible manner.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-02

The Dawson News asks, ''why is it Grim
-nal 10 bet on cards and all right to bet on cleo.
tions?n DON'T know unless it's because one
is done openly and the other privately
kinsviIle Dispatch and News.
The law, at least the Georgia law is against
gaming and not against betting. There is
recent law against ''betting" or pool selling on
races. There has never been law in Georgia
against ''bettng" However, under the Georgia
law the collection of money bet cannot be enforced
For instance if we were to bet subscriber years
subscription to the Enterprise against load of
wood that editor Tarver of the Dispatch and editor
Rainey of the News would on the 9Th day of June
realize that they had again gone with the minority
on gubernatorial candidates we would get the load
of wood alright, because our subscribers good
pay. but we could not force the collection under
any Georgia law
p. S. There is no Georgia law to deny the
editor of a Georgia paper the right to go with the
minority if he so chooses.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-02
10 FITzcERALD ENTERPRIsE JUNE 2.l9o8-

In the primary next Thursday, whether
YOU vote for Smith or Brown, the Gazette
would urge On the voters Of this section not to
forget that Hon. j. E. Mercer, of Fitzgerald
is candidate for Prison Commissioner. Mr..
Mercer is strong man and an aggressive one,
sincere in his convictions and by no means
slow in proclaiming them, but he is at the
same time clean man and one who will not be
influenced by anything but his convictions OF
right II reports are true, there are many re.
forms needed in Georgas prison system, and
ii they are, the people can depent on Mr.. Mer-
Ger to help bring them about. He will make
the state an able and fearless official if elected
and the Gazette hopes that he will receive
substantial majority. Years OF newspaper as
ISOLATION with him puts US i'll position to as
sure the voters of the state that he is man
in every way worthy oftheir confidence And
he is a South Georgia man, but section IS the
least Of the qualifications that commend him
to the people Of the state-Titton Gazette.