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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
All the parties. those or Fouch

All the parties. those or rouch l.
Simon. Firmin and Menos, were rep
resented on the committee, which
urged the presidency upon General
Legitime. While accepting the Office
at the first call, General Legitime
showed some hesitancy in undertake
ing the presidency at such a crisis.
He expressed his wishes to obtain
General Simon's adhesion before def
1nitely accepting the Office.
The flags Of the nations are flying
over the doors and windows of the
homes of the foreign residents, for,
Notwithstanding their exhibitions Of
hostility against their fallen presi-
dent, the Haitiens are in dread of
the landing of forces from the war
ships. They especially fear the men
of the United States cruisers Tacoma
and Des Moines, whose reputation
for putting down riot and disorder
have gone before them. General
Canal is doing everything possible to
maintain order. Infantry and caval-
ry patrol the streets, and although
panicky feeling remains, there is lit
tie danger to the foreigners. If there
is an engagement at all Il will be-
among the various factions striving
for the leadership.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
SAYS SIBLEY OWNS
SUBSIDIARY STOCK
Archb0Id Outlines Organization
Of Standard.

New York, Dec. 3.-The processes
through which the Standard Oil trust
was liquidated and it's thirty subsid-
larry companies brought under con-
troll of the present Standard Oil COM
pany of New Jersey, were developed
in interesting detail by John D. Arch
bold under cross examination in the
federal suit to dissolve the Standard
Oil company.
Mr.. Archbold declared that the
trust had been liquidated in the per-
iod Of years from 1892 to 1899 with
all good faith to obey the mandates
of the Ohio supreme court ordering
the trust dissolved. There was no ul-
terror motive in the fact that only
about fifty-one per cent Of the trust
certificates were liquidated into the
stocks Of the subsidiary companies,
said Mr.. Archbold.
Mr.. Archbold also testified that
Former Congressman Joseph s. Sib-
ley, of Pennsylvania, was identified
with the Galena-Signal Oil company,
a subsidiary of the Standard. 1t was
Mr.. Sibley to whom Mr.. Archbold adj
dressed many of his letters which
were made public during the recent
presidential campaign.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
new METHOD OF
STATE BOOKKEEPING
State Examiner Thatcher is to Rec
0mmend System to the I
Legislature.

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. -3.-As a
result of the discovery of the pecu-
lations of Judge C. E. Booze, the de-
faulting claim clerk under Auditor
James. Kentucky will have an up-to-
date system of accounting all of its
receipts, disbursements, taxes and
cost of running the government.
State Examiner and Inspector NJ. H.
Thatcher finds III checking over the
Vouchers in the Auditors Office. that
the State has practically no chance
TT escape theft if its officers are not
honest, and he is now studying the
systems of accounting in Ohio, New
York, Illinois, Arizona, Wyoming and
Oklahoma, with the view of recon-
mending to Gov Wilson an entire
ly new system of accounting all Of
the States claims. Just when he
will submit these recommendations
he is not able to say, but in the
meantime he has recommended to
Gov. Wilson that Treasurer Far
ley send out all of the checks from
the State.
The system to be recommended will
be as far as is practicable in Ken
lucky one that will not only cover the
State accounts, but also those of
every county and municipality in the
State.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
MAYOR ]. A. HUGHES
DOING CITY WORK
CuIverts and Crossings Are Being
Worked on-Gang of Men
at Work.

Mayor ]. A. Hughes started a
gang of men to work Thursday
morning on putting In the much need
ed culvert on Buckner street. This
will relieve the residents of that vi
>cinity from the trouble they have ex
perienced heretofore of being flooded
out during hard rains as theold one
was not large enough to carry off the
water during the heavy rains.
Work has also begun on the build
ing of the new crossings in the diff
ferent parts of the city that were
ordered put in at the last meeting
of the City Council. Two have been
put In on North Main street, one on
Winp avenue and one on Court street.
The. new crossings are all made of
concrete and are much wider than
the old ones.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
DR.. PORTER TO CLOSE
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Last Series of Revival Services at
at Hand-Baptism Friday
Morning.

The meetings at the First Baptist
church yesterday were among some
of the best services that have been
held. DIR. Porter preaching with re-
newed energy and effect There were
three conversions and three additions
to the church. There were ten women
and girls baptized Thursday morning.
There will be about twenty three to
be baptized Friday after the morn
ing service. DR.. Porter breaches to-
night at 1880, also Friday morning
at 10 80 and Friday night will be
his closing sermon.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
PINE GROVE BURGLAR
CAUGHT IN LEXINGTON
West Indian is Traced BY Blood
hounds and Landed BY
Police.

A West Indian, who showed ex-
traordinary acumen In two burglar
les to which he confesses, and then
used seven pounds of cayenne pep
per to stop pursuit by bloodhounds
is In the Lexington police station.
Most of the iewelry, money and
merchandise stolen from a store and
the depot at Pine Grove between
midnight and dawn Wednesday has
been recovered. Bloodhounds are
indicated in the capture, and large
share of credit is due Captain V. G.
Milikin.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
Burlington Names Chief Deputy,

Columbus, o., Dec. Be. M. Full
lington, state auditor-elect, has
announced the appointment of A.
w. Beatty, of st. Clairsville, as
his first deputy, position which Ma
jor Fullington now holds under Audi
tor of State Guilbert; also the ap-
pointment of Miss Mary G. Morrison,
as private secretary and correspond
ing clerk, position she has filed
throughout the time Mr.. Guilbert has
been in the office Mr.. Beatty, who
is to be chief deputy, is now serving
his second term as auditor Of Bel
mont county.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
STREET RAILWAY TO
MAKE IMPROVEMENTS
President of Company Authorize
Mayor Hughes to Do Nee
esSary Work.

Mayor J. A. Hughes received a
letter Thursday morning from j. B.
NacAfee, president of the Blue Grass
Traction Company authorizing him
to have concrete put In between the
rails of the street car track where
ever the city was putting in con-
crete sidewalk and to send them the
bill for their amount and they would
pay the city.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
HOG KILLING TIME.

The slaughter houses and others.
who are in the hog killing business
are working overtime the past few
days as the recent cold spell has
made it ideal weather for killing hogs
and the farmers and others who kill
their own meat are taking advantage
of it and are having their hogs kill
ed now.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
DEEDS AND TRAINERS.

The following real estate deeds and
transfers have been filed in the Co1n-
ty Clerks Office for record:
j. A. Frazier and wife to Thomas
Hall house and lot in South Park
for 1920.
Ed. Willoughby and wife to Mary
E. Hall house and lot in Robertson
addition for 800. :
B. F. Derary and wife, to Ellen
Walloughly house and lot in Rob-
ertson addition for 5000.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
Burglar is Arrested.

Upon information telephoned from
Pine Grove by Captain M,,llikin. Cap
tair Brown and Detective Stewart
arrested the burglar on East Water
street in Lexington Wednesday af-
ternoon and locked him in the sta
ton house on a charge of loiter-
ing. The prisoner gave the name
of Federal Johnston, said he was a
native Of st. Thomas, West Indies,
late of Liverpool, and a farm lab
orer here looking for work. He is
a light mulatto, and wears a mus
70 ohio
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
AUDITORIUM is TO
REOPEN ON MONDAY.
During the First Week $50 in Gold
Will Be Given in
Prizes.

The Auditorium skating rink will
reopen next Monday night after be-
ing closed for week. During the
first week $50 in gold will be given
awav. 50 being given each night.
Each purchaser of tickets will be
told how to secure it.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
Bank EmpIoye Sentenced.

Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 3-Roy Van
Housen, formerly bookkeeper of 1.
wrecked Peoples National bank Of
Franklinville, was sentenced BY
Judge Hazel, in the United States
district court, to five years in the fed.
eral prison at Atlanta, Ga.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03

Mr.. Will Green shipped from the
Farmers and Shippers Stock Yards
to Cincinnati Tuesday, two carloads
of hogs.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
independent Wins MayoraItv.

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 3.-Robert F..
Maddox was elected mayor of Allan
ia by majority of more than 5000
votes over James G. Woodward, reg
ular Democratic nominee and twice
mayor of the city. Maddox carried
every ward in the city except the
third and fifth.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
BURGLARS fvADE POLICE
Blow Bank Safe, Secure $4,000 and
Make Good Their Escape.

Pepperell, Mass, Dec. 3.-Although
the police of every city and town
within a radius of so miles were
keeping sharp lookout for traces Of
the five burglars who blew open the
safe of the First National bank here
and escaped with $4,000 in cash, no
clue to their identity or whereabouts
has been discovered. The burglars
overlooked about $4,000 in gold and
silver coin.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
ALEXIS DRIVEN
FROM CAPITAL
DepOSed President Seeks Protection
of France-Mob Seeks
His Life.

Special to The News.
PORT~AU PRINCE, Haiti, Dec
"a night of pillaging followed the
expulsion of President Alexis
Twelve were killed before order was
restored.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03
Protests His Innocence.

Although a search disclosed a doz-
en- rings and new scissors in his
pockets, and that he wore two new
outfits of clothing, he denied thai
he had been IMPLICATED in any bur-
glary. An hour later Captain Multi
kin arrived from Pine Grove with
a detailed description of the man in
custody, together with a list of the
stolen property, and joined Chief
Brown In the latter's office.
'Your pepper worked alright at the
other end of the line, but does not
seem to have helped you at this end"
he said.
elias there been an arrest" replied
the prisoner.
eyes, you seem to be arrested"
The Shoes Are Compared.
Mullikin then produced two pairs
of shoes from the same case that
had been broken in the depot, and
they corresDonded with those worn
by the man. He remarked that the
officers seemed to have him, and pro-
ceeded to make full confession. He
said that he had been in Lexington
looking for work, and decided to beat
his way to Huntington.
He got only as far as Pine Grove
Tuesday, and there made inquiries
for work. Finding none, che said he
decided to turn burglar.
Enters Store Through Chute.
Fearin~ burglar alarm on a win
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03

dow, Johnston said he avoided win
dows of the Pine Grove Mercantile
COmpany's store, secured an entrance
by means of a chute made for the
hue from the cellar. To get in he
cut through a lathed wall with hi.
pcnknife. Here he secured jewelry.
various ARTICLES, of clothing and sew
eral dollars from the postofice COM
partment. =
By prying open a window of the
depot, he effected an entrance and
broke into a case of shoes and took
other merchandise. A cake of soap
and &C. & or towel were among
things carried away. About fifty
postcards secured at the store also
were in his pockets when searched.
Scatters Pepper Along Route.
From the store Johnston got seven
pounds of pepper. He says he knew
that there were "plenty of dogs in the
South" Until he had followed the
railroad over mile toward licking
ton, however, he did not break the
package contained the pepper.
Captain Mullikin received notifica-
ton of the burglaries at o'clock
Wednesday morning. and hurried to
Pine Grove with his bloodhounds.
They Immediately struck a trail, and
came charging toward Lexington. At
ter covering mile they encountered
the pepper, and as Captain Mullilin
put it, "blew up"
Brutes InhaIe Pepper.
The brutes inhaled a quantity of
the stuff and their suffering was
intense. Nearby two pairs of shoes
which Johnston had discarded as
misfts were found. In the village,
Mufiikin had obtained a description
of the party who had inquired for
work, and when the dogs trailed
toward Lexington, he telephoned
Chief Brown. The latter. accom-
panied by Detective Stewart, found
Johnston in a negro eating house.
The prisoner is about thirty five
years old. He admits that he is a
paroled prisoner from Sing Sing, and
says he came to the States from
Liverpool three years ago. His case
will be tried In this county.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-03

Behold the native of the Old Dominion
privileges the
Of
Mr. Albert Kirby
other evidence
mttee does give the beneficiary
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21
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Bon Atinrid 2ittenfein.

8xibsr, frifber MefIcnidDaum
Qebt ben li1ten Wieieniaum:
4r6pflein Ebau auF 4dluies spite
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9ie ais or!ae, idbe Wellen
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-11-20
NrG Ml0crt'l, GnuaSa.

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-11-20
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(Giter "guo % Nilien y

Sppe Ganaoa bDr ct lnoerli0t re-
li9isli 6plt meo bette lfapn. Wdn9e
iioer, at DC Ell Su0rmere po 6anaii=
tetc, "a at man buroe it,aiIe oem for
at brin0e bent til 6ornult. g bur
manoe rare S!itte, lom III life bcr ital
Omtale. Sbldnot Gaar De no 'torf
6lotte ior at mpoe Selus, % oentnnas
oiite He9ierin9 peo n0tsn lite boao
Den ltal oIere neo Dem. Gn Ven af
mig, Der bar line SorNlore oerpppe,
9aO mig ell G09 ipl9cnoe 5rUt at
9uttoboerne, % oisie er Del pUro at
lG99e MfNrte til ior p9 anore
|. Te er alle eni0e. Nuar Ell Sut=
tOboer gaOr eli Tti, iaa 9adr alle De
andre eitcr. Ut belle ii9 ~ | Setter p9
Barrier pasler lig lite Ior ocm Sc CT
u0e iom Ell. cjio bette tllnOe l9cs pm
oa! Ga fcrlt piloe pi triltne blipe en-
ltOr Mlngt Teroen.
=. &c 9jer dlOri9 ho9et gait. "Gn
9utt0botr pil beler % emo innbe, !"
lu9oe min Sen. ut ba9tale, it0le %
lpOe er aloele5 fj0rnt ira oiaie Harin=
ger. Ge er life iaa rare oa allioeOel.
,Soiei iltn0e lite iDnoe imoo Quo, 90
Gnnicl o9 oe ire WGno bar poiaa be-
'temte ber, og Dc beOUgeoe Gi9er paG
i'm 3io. Sm bette tllnoe h0ss on nle
triltne getienbere, iua piloe mart Ner=
Den blipe punoet Tor @uo. Gn Gut
tobocr er life ltoIt, life forf0ngeliq
lite ppntelp0, lite er9jNrrig, 9tei, ban
trOr paa % prattilerer int 9teli9iOn.
SDnes 6Oli ON bette, ina 9oot % bel !;
bpls life, lna er ban li9e 9lao; ban er
tlfreos meO at aolpoe Ouo, % ct Al
bans Suo er, at Oi it0l 9lore 9tet, ON
oct ioo tolter port GiD.
3. Gn Guitoboer bUDner Ilg itte
ON Ou lppcr pau Dam eller peger 6in=
gre 40 bam, iaa bNrer ban bette meO
Den lterlte Go. Set cr lite bans Sog
at b0bht lig. 00rnen Deler 0errcn
til.
8roore "a Seitre, buroe ri lite ta0c
g0rOom al bette Solt % laoe ost p0re
port 4ips ierite Sp0ape at mpoe Sc
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1908-11-20
Snfcl Sums Snnoiurretnirr.

Zen De ienere glar al &s0ierin9en
benptteoe 6remQnnaennaoe peo 9lab.
ming al MT 0uno ior Scttleye CT ne.
get uotonomiI, ipe.lllaiip % iortalte=
Zig. VI mener SootrUlnin0cn. Gprlt
maa man beiolia Isiiclo9jIter til cen
Sp, Dpor 3noitrionin9en Iorc9aar. co
laa en- 5io elter rele til en- onoen Nb,
bppr lelpe 2ootyNtnin0en ilnoer Steo.
Vi tar til @lempel ior pa glabnnocn
al Hplebuolanoet III liol. Ger bar
lO8, 600 @anolp0ere. gu
tlnoe bare 5000 al bisle trWtie 9ptte
numre. 1902, 000 bleO ltufeoe. Get
anllnaes lom no0enlunoe FORFEIT, at
ocnne SGr / Sp9en efter Sjem Dapor
Ell lamlet l(ogiit al s., 600, 600. Get
me'te al bette ait til Ieiieomtolininger
o9 SpbolO paa SOtelIer. ltm pil
Dcraf lct fOrltao, at bet CT Sernbanc=
iom tjener paa ocnne Cn.
tel Sans 2otteritra;it.