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Evening journal., 1908-10-19
DUKE DECIDES TO
We'd MISS ELKINS
Matrimonial Affairs Of AbruZzi
and Senator's Daughter
Stir italian Royalty
QUICKLY CHANGES Ills MIND

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROME, oct. 19-Within a hours of his
remuneration Of his love for Miss kath-
crime Elkins. the Duke of the Abruzzi
again listened to the voice Of Cupid rather
than the command of his king, and as a
result It was officially announced to-day
that the engagement of the Duke and Miss
EllSins is not broken.
Tho United Press correspondent learned
to-day the reason for the many conflicting
stories Of late concerning the love affairs
Of this couple.
Only last Friday, King Emmanuel told
the Duke, who is his cousin, that unless
he could obtain the consent OF his broth
ers Duke Aosta and Count Turn. and
Dowager Queen Margherlta, the wedding
would not be permitted.
DUKE BROKE ENGAGEMENT.
Realizing the hopolessness Of trying to
win Duke Aosta and the Dowagcr Queen
to his side. Abruzzi reluctantly and sadly
announced that the engagement would be
broken and his decision so delighted the
Dowager Queen that she telegraphed her
congratulations to him.
Within few hours. Abruzzi was so
overwhelmed by his grief that he wired
4 was Impossible for him TO live without
Miss EllSlns and that he would continue
his suit oven IL It involved his eXpatria'
ton. Emmanuel read the message Will
many misgivings lie knew the temper o
the Duke and realized that I would h'
futile TO oppose him further. For thil
reason the King gave his consent.
DENIAL OF A BREACH
The crisis I'm tho Dukes affairs aros'
so quickly and was solved so quickly that
the royal househonld found It advisable
to deny that any breach of tn, engage
ment had occurred though it is knowr
absolutely that only three days ago the
Duke decided to listen to duty rather thar
TO his love.
The statements Of the Elkins family il
America that no engagement exists be
tween Miss EllSins and the Duke are no
taken seriously by the Dukes friends
They insist that the pair are engaged
have been for months and that as It is
true love match. the wedding will un.
doubtedly take place.
The Kings decision makes IL certain
that Miss ElSins, when she becomes th
wife of the Duke, win be received courte
ously. even if not joyously, by the ltaliar
court
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Death Of charles ?. Warrinqton.

EASTON, Md, oct l9.-Charles P.
Warrington. 50 years old. one Of Eas-
toms prominent business men. died at
his home yesterday. He had been in
feeble health for a year, but had been
confined TO his bed but FIVE days. He
was born In Sussex county. Del, and
was the twin brother OF William War
rington. OF Easton. who died about six
years ago In 1891 he came TO Easton
TO live and engaged In the mercantile
business at first. but had been engaged
extensively In the lumber business. He
Is survived by a widow and two sons
Sodar and Charles Warrington-and
three daughters. Misses Fay /. and
Margaret +. Warrington. all Of whom
live al homo with their parents. and
Mrs. Albert A. Garry, wife of Albert
A. Garry.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
AUSTRIAN Spy
IN SERVIAN ARMY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BELGRADE, oct. ia new and start
ling war menace arose to-day in the ar
rest of an Austrian army officer by the
servian authorities, who claim that the
officer is a SPY.
The Austrian minister has demanded
the officers release and has threatened
TO call on the Austrian gunhoats in the
Danube. but a few miles from Belgrade,
to enforce his demands with the ships
guns.
The situation is so serious that many
OF the foreign residents are sending their
families out Of the country.
The servian authorities refuse absolute'
~ to release the officer /, ming q thorouef
investigation of his movements. They say
he had been under surveillance and wa
unquestionably acting as a spy.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
DILIGENT COUNCIL
HAD H0USEWARMING

The members OF Diligent Council.
Junior Order United American Mechan.
les. had a "house-warming" Saturday
night in the new lodge rooms Of the
organizatiQn in the Lore building Hor.
ace G.. Eastburn was chairman.
state Councillor Stops made an ad-
dress and Mr.. Easthur also spoke.
Rov Johnson and Wallace butcher,
each siY years old. gave a pretty mill.
tarv sketch in which Master johnson
pla-ed the different military calls OF
a regulation army bugle. Master
butcher went through the drills ana
manual of arms. Mrs Picrson ana
daughter gave several excellent violir.
and piano selections
The committee in charge comprised
Walter johnson. Sr.. Harry Bcvgs
Cecil Hufson. Inlard Darrell ana
Howard d. Lyman.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
BITTEN ON JULY 3, MAN
DIES OF HYDROPHOBIA

ELKTON, Nd. oct 1a.-William
Turner. aged 5S years. of lngleside,
Kent county. died at Pasteur Institute,
Baltimore. from an attack Of hydro
phobia while under treatment at the
institute. Mr. Turner was bitten by
Ia dog on July 3, but paid no attention
10 the wound until three weeks ago,
when the malady showed signs of de-
velopng and he was removed TO the
institute too late to be benefited
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
HANDY HAD BIG
MEETING IN KENT

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, oct. i9.-Probably the
most unique political meeting in recent
years was the Hazlettvlle meeting IN
Western Delaware addressed by ox-Con-
gressman IA Irving Handy on Saturday
afternoon.
Tho Democrats had ordered Handy all
the way up- from Seaford and he had
to take a carriage ride Of tweniy-eight
miles to get at the West Dover hundred
voters while they were at Hazlettville
engaged in the work OF the fnal registra-
ton day.
Hazettvnle-whoss patriotic founders
gave it the name OF tho Delaware hero
who fell in the Revolutionary War while
leading the Delaware troops in The hat
tie of Trenton-is the only voting place in
the Fourth representative district OF Kent
county. and the Fourth dstglct is the
only one in either Kent or New Castle
counties that has but one voting place.
Twenty years before tho birth Of County
Commissioners James II. Hutch'ns. and
that was some time before tho war the
voters OF West Dover hundred. which
runs from Dover TO the Maryland line
gathered at Hazlettvilie and vote in the
Same old abandoned house. They wcr'
lining up there Saturday in single file anc
the Democrats were working as they do al
a city election In Wilmington when the re-
suit IS In doubt
II looked as though an the country
side had turned out, partly because Of the
registration sight. but principally 30 heal
the Democrats big orator of the cam
paign, Handy.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
IRISH HISTORY IN THE
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS

Edward Norton, the Delaware member
of the National Committee OF the A. o
H. on Irish History has called meeting
of the local committees for next Friday
evening TO be held in Irish American
Hail at 73O O'Clock. There are three mem
bers from each Division and AR Norton
wants 70 be able to present q detailed re
port at the State Board meeting At New
Castle next Sunday Bishop Monaghan
and Rev. Edward L. Brady win begin the
use Of the books in the parochial schools
under their charge in February Every
division will use the history at its meet
ing in future.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
HELD FOR HIGHER COURT
FOR CARRYING A RAZOR

Charles Jones, colored. was held in
5000 bail for appearance in the upper
court by Judge Cochran this morn
ing in City Court when Jones was
arraigncd on a charge OF carrying a
razor Jones said that he had bought
the razor Saturday and was going home
with IL when he was arrested.
Patroiman Keyser arrested Jones
Saturday afternoon at Ford and King
streets The officer said that the col
liquor
Jones could give no satisfactory OK
pianation 70 the officers as TO why he
had the razor, and was consequently
locked up.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Red Men b Mo- In pover.

The Improved Order Of Red Men
which is preparing go hold its Great
Council of Delaware az Dover in o few
davs. has collected its report for the
year which shows that the order has
made rapid progress during the PAST
five years. For this wear alone there
has teen an increase OF 500 members
ana The Delaware strength Of the
tribal order is row shown 10 be over
$500 in good standing. There is a
sDirited contest on for the officers, and
an the candidates are busy at letter.
writing.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
IS ACCUSED OF
ILLEGALLY REGISTERING

Noah Gorrum colored, was arraigned in
City Court this morning on a charge Of
having registered illegally. AMI his case
was set down for a hearing tomorrow.
Gorrum was arrested on warrant sworn
out at the insugation of Dominick Davis,
Of No. l15 Market street
1t is alleged that Gorrum is non-resi-
dent and that he registered in one of the
districts in the lower section OK the city
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
CHARGED With
STEALING SHOES

George Bramble was crraigned in
CITY Court this morning on a charge
of larcenv of a pair Of shoes from
Samuel Davis. Bramble was Represent
ed by Attorney J. Frank Ball. Davis
testified the shoes were missing Friday
but said he did not know where they
went to. as he had been drinking and
was intoNicated at the time the shoes
were alleged 70 have hsen stolen
Bramble testified that the shoes were
brought to him by man named John
Gear whom he alleged told him TO sell
the shoes for what he could get Gear
was called to testify ard denied what
Bramble had previously said.
Although Mr.. Ball contended that It
had not been proven that tho shoes
We're stolen by Bramble. Judge Coch-
ran held him in 500 bail for upper
court.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
FLASHED HIS ROLL,
KILLED IN STREET
Special to THE EVENING IouRNAI.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. J.. Oc-. i9-
Because of the habit. when drinking,
Of flashing his roll" Allen Wcldy,
proprietor of the City Hotel here, is to-
day a corpse.
Weldv started home .;ust before mid.
night last night. after imbibing some.
what freely. and while passing the
Opera House was dealt n terrific blow
on the head which fractured the skull
Weldy dying early this morning. His
assailant is not known.
Weldys wife says il was her hus-
bands habit when drinking to "hasi
his roll" Last night he flashed
over 5000. When the body was dis
covered. shortly after the crimes com.
mission. the entire flash" was miss
ing.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Enaaaement Not Announced.

'I'-'T"I y IIIE7 y TN 10 "VN NJ lAIl'
SEAFORD. oct lg.-The announce
mont in THE EVENING JOURNAL Of
the engagement OF Miss Norma Frazer
Brewer and William Herbert Han and
the report that they were 10 be mar
/ ried I'm January Is erroneous. Mr.. Hall
says his engagement has not been an
nounced and he has not had the first
thought Of marrying in January.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
DIED WhiIe Barn Was Burnino.

ELKTON. oct 19.--The large barn
attached TO Marley paper mills. near
Ekton, was burned to the ground on
Saturday night While the fire was
raging Mrs Sarah Magraw who re-
sides nearby. became frightened and
dropped dead In her home from heart
trouble.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Farmer Radlv lniured.

Thomas Simpers. an aged farmer, of
Pleasant Hill. Md. while hauling a load
Of fodder, his horses ran away throw
Ing him in front Of the heavy wagon,
which passed over his body. breaking
his hip and injuring him internally.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Rarae UnIoadine HIaes.

Bush and Sons big barge Alice. is
unloading hides at the Blumenthal
warehouse wharf. Enormous quanu-
ties of skins are being received daily
by that concern.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
To Remain the cooJ Ne,v,-

The Philadelphia bark Good News.
which arrived at Seattle recently after
a long voyage will be drydocked and
extensively repaired. An almost entire
set of new spars viii be placed in the
vessel.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19

MoTms IL. Take notice add in
this paper'
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Every Afternoon and Evening,
Moving Pictures

And illustrated Songs.
Special Candy Matinee for Children
Saturday.
Adults. 10c. Children, &c.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19

A VENUE THEATRE-THE ONE BIG
Il thing IN Vaudeville. ALatinees, all
seats, 10 cents. Nights, 10c. 20c and 25c.
Commencing Oct. 70. Matlnees each day.
Sados Trio, European Jugglers: Crane
Brothers, in Midtown Jail'; Carter
Taylor Co, in AT Camp Rest; Carter
and Dugal Co, in "Grits Thanksgiving" (;
Whitman Bros, Novelty Acrobats: Mil
Ter and Russell, Eccentric Song and
Dance Artists; George Candy Clark,
lanke Doodle German Comedian The
Avenuescope. fastest Moving Pictures.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
PIGKWIGK THEATRE

Week of October 18th.
FRED SANFORD-Protean Comedian.
FRANKIE WALLACE-Singing ana
Dancing Artist.
CUNNINGHAM & DIVRY-Eccentric
Comedians
.THOS. HUSTON-Descriptive Baritone.
MABEL cGINLEY-Character Vocalist.
AGRAPH-MOVING PICTURES
Admission, 10 cents.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26
Election Proclamation.

By virtue of the authority vest
ed in me by law, I do hereby or
der and proclaim that an election
will be held in this city in its va
rious wards on Tuesday, the 7th
day of April, A. d. 1908, for the
purpose of electing officers to fill
the following Offices:
First Ward-Councilman and
Member of Board of Education.
Second Ward-Councilman and
Member of Board of Education.
Third Ward-Councilman and
Member of Board of Education.
And I do order and proclaim
that the polling places shall be as
follows, with the following
Judges and clerks:
First Ward-Will Jones plumb
ing shop, on the east side of Mil
itary street. Judges, Ed. Hodg-
kins, ]. H. Black, J. M. English.
Clerks, E. J. Stein, Mrs. L. D.
Brewster.
Second Ward-City Building,
OH West Neosho street. Judges,
F. r. McGregor, M. H. Eastman,
S. B. Apple, Sr. Clerks, E. c..
Gaines, Mabel Hanback,.
Third Ward-The Dave Gates
store building on South Military
street. Judges, w. A. Doty, M.
A. Patton, Tom Mcbride. Clerks,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26
Lawn Sprinkling.

Rates for season of 6 months,
April LIST to Oct. LIST, 15c per
front foot.
Lawn sprinkling is strictly pro-
hibited during business hours and
may only be done between the
hours of S to 9 p. m. and then not
to exceed 3 hours per day, using
only $40 orifice.
Each water taker may sprinkle
to the curb line in front of his
respective property.
No street sprinkling permitted.
Water takers are expressly for
hidden to prop the hose nozzle,
allowing same to run indefinitely,
but in all cases the person doing
the sprinkling must hold the noz-
zle in his hand while continuing
to sprinkle.
These rules do not apply to
parties using water from a meter.
Parties desiring season service
call on E. Ward at plant, where
he will be pleased to make esti-
mates. BAXTER SPRINGS ELRc-
TRIO LIGHT AND WATER Co.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26
List % Lsttsfs

List % Lsttsss
Remaining In the postoface at
Baxter Syringe. Kansas. for the
week ending With Mar. Is, 1908
which II not called for within two
wSeks will be sent to the dead
letter Once ut Washington, d. c.:
Mr.. Ed. Hill
Mrs. L. C. Gunter
Jack Martin
Mrs. S. E. Needham
John Mitchell
Mr.. Jno. S. Sullivan
Mrs. Elizabeth Sears
Mr.. Frand Schreiner
Mrs. Mary Reed
Mr.. Jim Richards
J. A. Taylor
Persons calling for any OF the .
above letters will pleasesay" Advei
tised," eiving date list.
JAMES s. PRICE. p. N.
Work ON the street crossings
has been commenced.
Mrs. A. L. Harvey was the
guest of friends in Galena Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Clinkin'
beard spent Tuesday evening
with friends in Joplin.
w. A. Windham has bought
the Hartman Parson property on
East Sheridan street.
WHenryx AXES, the well known
band leader of Galena, Is dead.
He died Monday night.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26
FOR QUICK CASH.

FOR QUICK CASH.
200 Baxter Royalty $40.
400 Baxter Royalty $50.
800 Praline Mines $50.
100 Mansfield SIS.
SO Old Dominion $50.
33s Old Dominion $500.
200 Consolidated Cop. $l3.
10 Mission So. -
!. c. GREENE, Box AZ,
Leominster, Mass
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26

Mrs. Enright was a daughter
of Mrs. Dolson. and the sister-in-
law referred to was Miss Clara
Dolson, who grew up in this city.
Miss Clara went to Arizona
several months ago to make her
home with her sister, Mrs. En-
right. Enright was quite we'll
known here, and at one time he
lived in Galena where he did well
in the mines. Of late years,
however, his principal occupation
was drinking, and it is supposed
that II was while under the in
fiuence of whiskey he committed
the crime mentioned.
Marshal Horton of this city, a
sou-in-law of Mrs. Dolson, wired
back the necessary instructions
and on Sunday morning he left
for Globe. Arizona, to get the
two children made orphans by
the deed of the father. The
children are two and five years
old.
A later telegram announced
the death of Mrs. Enright, and
il also stated that the Pythian
Sisters, of which order Mrs. En-
right was a member, had charge
of the bodies and would see that
proper interment was made.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26
NEWS FROM
THE MINES.

south of Baxter Springs, Kansas
in Oklahoma, OH the land OF the
Quapaws.
The Quapaw Reserve is a beau
tiful tract of undulating prairie
land as fertile as the bottom
lands of the River Nile, through
which flows the limpid sparkling
waters of Spring river, fed by
crystal liquid from numerous
springs-hence the name, Spring
river.
An act is now pending in Con-
gress to remove restrictions from
the Quapaws, except as to full
bloods, which gives them the
right to sell lands, and fortunate
indeed is the man who secures a
part of this, the richest land a
crow ever flew over, with noun
tain of mineral just underneath
the surface. In many places this
mineral, jack and lead, has been
reached at depth of thirty feet,
frequently showing face of
seventy-two feet.
Lead in some mines is found in
such large boulders that log
chains are used to hoist them to
the surface, and jack in chunks
as large as water barrels. Truly
this camp is developing into the
best mining camp in the world.
In 1904 two mills were erected
in this camp. At the close OF
1905 there were seven mills In
operation. During the year 1906
sixteen more were added. and at
the close of 1907 smoke was curl
ing out Of twenty-five smoke
stacks, which gave the camp the
appearance of a young Pittsburg.
With lead and jack advancing
in price, which insures a contin-
uation of activities which begun
some twenty days ago, we may
expect great things of this camp
during the next twelve months.
This camp has already made a
record of 500 per cent increase in
the last two years; the largest
increase in ore productionin oil
any lead and zinc camp in the
world.
With the development OF last
year which extends over the en-
tire Ouapaw Reserve and runs
over into the Peorias and Miauis,
which resulted in the erection OF
several mills north of Miami that
are being successfully and profit
ably operated and the investment
of over two millions OF money,
the permanency of the camp has
been thoroughly established.
Mills are now being operated
by men OF ability, energy and
money. The drill is continually
adding new territory; shafts be-
ing sunk into the great ore bod
les, and new, larger mills, with
all the modern improvements, are
being erected at the rate of from
one to three per month, and the
close of this year will find some
of the largest, best equipped and
most profitable mills in the entire
southwestern camp, which is COM
posed of territory in Missouri,
Kansas and Oklahoma.
Did you know this camp added
more wealth to the United States
last year than did any one of the
gold bearing states or territories,
including the Klondyke? Stats
tics show this to be fact. Then
why place your money in the
hands of strangers to invest in
something that you have never
seen and never expect to see!
Why not do the sensible thing,
and come to Baxter Springs min
ing camp and see what you are
getting? Buy something in the
shane of a lease or mine where
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26

Strict obedience to the new pri-
mary law on the first Tuesday of
next August, will mean one day
in Kansas when liquor cannot be
sold legally or in any other way.
On the other 364 days . druggist
can sell whisky and beer for
medicinal and mechanical pur-
poses, but on primary day that
is denied him BY special proyi.
sion of the new law. A fne of
$50 to 500 on each count 10 pro-
vided for in the new law for the
sale of liquor.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26
T. r. Armstrong, Geo. Sykes.

T. r. Armstrong, Geo. Sykes.
Given under my hand this 24th
day of March, 1908.
CHAs. M. JONES. Mayor.
Attest: GEO. c. Common,
GsEAL] City Clerk.
Last Friday evening the Sem
iors Of the high school were roy
ally entertained by the Juniors
at the Doty home on Military
street. The hall and parlor we're
beautifully decorated in red and
black-the Junior colors, while
the living room and dining room
were each decorated in the Sen.
ior colors-pink and green. The
guests were received by Miss
Audrey Smith and Mr.. Hugh
McCamn1on. Progressive domi-
nos were played and during the
evening the guests were favored
with several vocal and instru-
mental selections. At 1880 the
students and teachers were usher.
ed into the beautifully decorated
dining room where two-course
luncheon was served. The lunch
con was also carried out in the
Senior colors-pink and green.
The guests departed at a late
hour thinking of the Seniors to
be next year.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26
TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Formerly Of Baxter Springs Man
Kills Wife and Sister-in-Law
and Then Kills Himself.

A telegram Friday night to
Mrs. Dolson, living in the south
western part of this city, was as
follows:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26

Globe, Ariz., March 20, 1908.
Mrs. Dolson,
Baxter Springs, Kansas.
Jerry Enright killed himself
and sister-in-law and shot wife;
not expected to live. Wire in
structions.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26

]. W. Grantham has added a
new cigar to his line which is
"The Limit"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26

WHenryS AXES, the well known
band leader of Galena, Is dead.
He died Monday night.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26

w. A. Windham has bought
the Hartman Parson property on
East Sheridan street.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Clinkin'
beard spent Tuesday evening
with friends in Joplin.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26

Work ON the street crossings
has been commenced.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-03-26

CHAs. NJ. JONES. Mayor.
Attest: GEO. c. Common,
GsEAL] City Clerk.
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