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The following persons from WAX
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by the Rcbokahs IL Ennis lnht night:
Miss jennie Lou Mooree, Misa Stella
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CRAWFORD HEADS SOUTHERN MEDICS ENDORSE TAFT's MOTION THAT THEY SHOULD ESTABLISH
 U. s. DEPARTMENT.
Strongly Favor the Acceptance of MT. RockefelIer's Gift of sf,0ooooo
 to Fight the Hook Worm.

New Orleans, Nov. 1.-The third annual convention of the Southern Medical Association adjourned today. after electing Dr. w. w. Crawford. Of Hattiesbrg. Miss, president; se- lecting Nashville. Tenn, as the next place of meeting and adopting several resolutions.
 A resolution was unanimously adopted endorsing President Taft's proposition that there should be es- tabllshed a federal health depart ment. The association also went on record as strongly navordng the ac- ceptance of Mir. Rocloefeller's gift of sl,000,0O0 for campaign against the hook warm disease and instructed the councillors to prepare resolutions thanking the donor
 The report of the council recom- mended that the association's nlaga- zine should suspend publication after the December issue. and that Arkan- sas, Oklahoma and Texas should be included in the resolution. The last provision was voted down.
 Dr. Oscar Dowling of Shreveport, La, was elected secretary and treas urer. The following vice presidents were named:
 Dr. J. F. McTnstry, Florida; Dr. w. s. feathers. Mississippi: Dr. I. k. Snyder, Alabama; Dr. H. l.. Harris, Georgia; Dr. George Dock, Louisiana; Dr Frank Jones, Tennessee.
 The officers Of the several sections were elected as follows.
 Medicine-lDr. George Dock. New Orleans. chairman, and Dr. Eugene H. Mitchell of Birmingham, secre- tary.
 Opthamology-4Dr U. H. Bird, chair. man, and Dr. F. c. Elliott, secretary.
 Surgery--Dr. F. Denegre Martin. of New Orleans chairman. and Dr. Jere l. Cook of Jackson, Tenn, secretary.
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WILL NOT STATE WHETHER OR NOT HE WILL BE A cANDl-
 DATE FOR SENATE.
win Address the Japanese commis. sioners Saturday at omaha.--
 Europe in June.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 1f.-William Jennings Bryan will leave Saturday for Q five months trip in Arizona, exas and South America.
 He stated today that he would make no statement of personal intentions before leaving. He has not announced al any time he would not be a candi- date for the senate, stating, however, that he did not wish to be unless con- ddtions were such as to force him into the race.
 His intention of saying nothing for five months leaves the senatorial situation in Nebraska, from the Dem peratic viewpoint. in state of sus pense.
 Mr Bryam will aduress the Japan ese commissioners al Otnaha Sattr day evening and then turn south te Arizona, where he will visit his sen After seeing Texas he will go to Pan anna and across to the west coast 4Easssta'ssag down South America. he vii cross Brazil and return to this eoun try from the east Brazilian coast. | Mr Bryan will then go to Europe as he has an engagement to speak il l Edinburg in June.
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 After swing "a vote of thanks to the city of Memphis and the Southern League, resident Sexton adjourned the meetig sine die.
 The Naional Board decided the fol. lowing caes today:
 Fort Smith vs. Oklahoma City, Tor the allege tampering with players; claim withrawn.
 Applicatin of new league in Iowa, composed Manchester, Monticello. Cascade, Srawberry Point, Anamosa and Maquohta; granted
 Protest ad counterclaim of Ohio State Leagn for Huntington, W. Va. and Charleon, w. Va, of the Vir- ginia valleyLeague; denied. Application for territory and mem Der in new hgue in Mississippi, with headquarters at Clarlssdale; acted upon fayoraly.
 Application for territory and mem bership of te Southwestern Texas League. compsed of Austin, Laredo, Bay City, BrGnsville, Corpus Christi, Beeyille and 'ictoria; granted.
 Applicationor membership and ter ritory for neweague in Pennsylvania, with headquaers at Bellefontaine, with six club in the circuit acted upon favorabl
 The claim the Green Bay Cali fornia) club the draft of Player Vance, which tried with it $500; al- lowed
 Player Loftu was awarded to sa- pulpa.
 Players Luds and Pollard were awarded to Fl emo.
 The applicath for the remission of a s25 fine oIPlayer Ury; laid on the table.
 The claim ofihe Lincoln club to Player Willtamsnd s300 against the Monmouth clutdecided in favor of the Lincoln club | Jack Messerly Chicago, was rein stated on payme of sl0O fine.
 Befcre taking recess after the long days grindhe national board appointed Norris oNeill. president of the Western IAgue, member to fill the vacancy csed by the resigna- tion of Joseph DO'Brien, president of the AmericanAssociatio early this year. The ektion of O'Neill to membership iii fhsNational Board of Arbitration. now Hes class A full representation onAe board.
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Fin.t Raee- Five and half fur longs; Polypheme won; Harry Sum mers, second; sigo, third. Time. 1:0S 1-5.
 Second Race-Mile and seventy yards; Otilo won; Osorine. second; Sir Walter Rollins, third Time, LAG
 Third Race-Mile, purse; Bruce Rice won; Pocotaligo. second; Sin fran, third. Time, 1:39 1-5.
 Fourth Mile; Crystal Maid won; Bell Wether. second; Martin Doyle. third Time, 1:39 1-5
 Fifth Race-Six fmlongs; Boca Grande won: Sir Ofmond, second i; Long Hand. third Time, 1:12 3-5.
 Sixth Race Mile: Robert Cooper won; John E, McMillan, second; Ko- komo, third. Time, 1:41.
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WALKER KENNEDY DEAD.
Was One of the Most Promine.
 of Newspaner Men

of Newspaper Men.
 Memphis, Nov. 11.--4Walker Ken nedy for many years editorial writer of the Commercial-Appeal, and one of the most widely known newspaper men of the south, died suddenly to- night
 MT. Kenunedy became suddenly i'll on his retur to his home late tonight after an evening spent at theatre and died before the arrival of a phy- sician who was hastily summoned. His death Is attributed to an acute attack of kidney trouble of which he was a sufferer but not to an extent to cause apprehension.
 MT. Kennedy was born in Louis vile, Ky, 90 years ago, serving as a member of the staff of the Courier Journal of that city and as privat secretary to Colonel Fly Watterson.
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tract and three years for violating reserve.
 IL was decided that the board of ar bitfation should begin it's meeting several days before the national asso- ciation meeting in order that all the cases may be disposed of before the regular meeting opened. This year the hoard has made little progress in dlsposing of it's cases and will be forced to remain for sp, least two days extra.
 Furman Smith of the Carolina Asso- citation advocated the adoption of fiat drafting price from the four class es of league and tho matter was re ferred to the national board for ae- ton. This idea was first advocated by President F. K. Carson, of the Gen. tral League. The idea that if player from a class D league Is considered worthy of draft by a major league club then he is worth as much to that club as class A player
 A. D. Heines of the Roanoke (Va) League club asked that the classif1ca- tion of league be based upon aver age population of its cities rather than upon the entire population of it's cir cult. The question was referred to the national board Heines advanced the thsory that the present rule did not dojustice to leagues having only i four or six clubs in their circuits. | FollUing is present basis of clas- i siicatlo and that proposed:
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HAIR HEALTH.
If You Have Scalp or Hair Trouble,
 Take Advantaqe of This Offer

Take Advantage of This Offer. We could not afford to so strongly
 endorse Rexall "93" Hair Tonic and
 continue to sell 1t as we do. if we
 were not certain that it would do all
 we claim 1t will Should our enthus-
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 "93" Hair Tonic not give entire sat
 isfaction to the users, they would lose
 faith in us and our statements, and in consequence our business prestige
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 Therefore, when we assure you that if your hair is beginning to unnat-
 urally fall out or if you haze any scalp trouble, Rexall "93" Hair Tonic will promptly eradicate dandruff, stimulate hair growth and prevent | premature badness. you may rest as sured that we know what we are talk ing about
 Out of one hundred test cases Rex all "93" Hair Sonic gave entire sat. isfaetion in ninety-three cases. It has
 been proved that it will grow hair even on bald heads when, of Course,
 the badness had not existed for so
 long time that the follicles, .'aich
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 Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is vastly
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 Our faith in Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is so strong that we ask you to try 1t on our pnsitive guarantee that your money will be qheerfully refunded without question or quibble if 1t does rot do as we claim. Certainly We can
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AIKEN LOWERS
 2O MILE RECORD GEORGE ROBERTSON MADE A GOOD sHoWiNG; WINNING
 TWO RACES.
More Records Were Broken--Ameri- can Track Record for Ten Miles
 Lowered by Aiken.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov 11.--John A. Al ken, at the wheel of a National "40," lowered andther American track rec ord at the Speedway today In fur lous drive of twenty miles, in every moment of which he was closely plessed behind, he set the new mark of 16: 42:l7. This is 11:04 better than Oldfeld's recoid at Indianapolis.
 George Robertson, at last. was able to enter "a race and finish it Yester- day and Tuesday he started in sey- eial events. but never lasted more than lap or two. He spent his time In search for some minutes for an elusive defect which seemed to keep in hiding during practice, only to bob up as soon as race was on.
 The big blond driver, smiling as he had smiled all through his i'll luck withdrew from the twenty mile handi- cap at the end of the first mile. but came back grlnning and faced the wire in the ten mile handicap, which |,he won in a hard urive over Aiken and Harding. the latter in an Apper- sor. II 7:47:71. He promptly repeated thi3 performance nthe ten mile free for all handicap, although his time was slower-S:39:8.
 lisblow in Ihis Rainier, won the twenty mile handicap in the elapsed time of 17:36:15, or B 39 slower than Aiken's pace in the stock car race for that distance
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STFINHElL TRIED
 AS ACCOMPLICE JUDGES DON'T THINK THAT THE EVIDENCE IS STRONG ENOUGH
 TO CONVICT HER.
Think That She Killed Her Husband band on Purpose and That Other
 Killing Was Accidental.

Paris, Nov. 11.-That Mime. Stein heil, aided by some unknown accom- plice murdered her husband so as to obtain her freedom to wed the wealthy and infatuated Maurice Borderel, but that the killing of her stepmother was accidental and merely incident 10 the tragedy, Is the theory of the state as outlined by Trouard Riolle, the judge advocate, in opening the argu. ment of the prosecution this evening.
 Driven to desperation by her fnan- cial and domestic situation, the judge advocate contended, Mme Steinheil saw in Borderel a savior with whum, once rid of her husband, she could live in luxury as his wife, if possible. or mistress.
 Seeking to simulate in graphic manner that her husband had been assassinatedHy the burglars who had bound and gagged herself and step mother, he argued, the defendant mad bound Mime. Japy at her home, but In the feverish haste the binding of the mother had been overdone and me murderess found her dead when the staying of Steinheil had been accom- pllshed.
 The judge advocate admitted that the crime of patrlcide did not appear to be sufficiently established, but he Yas convinced that the prisoner had Called her husband and assisted in his murder. The prosecutor joined in the earlier declaration of NJ. De valles, the presiding iudge. that he would raise before the jury the general question of the compliclty of the ac- cused
 This was interpreted as an acknowl- edgement that the evidence was not sufficient to maintain the charge that Mime Steinheil was the principal and that therefore he would ask for her conviction as an aceomplice Throughout the crushing arraign- menf today the woman sat with bowed head, dejectedly buried in her arms on the rail- The testimony for the defense was restricted to statements by few friends of the defendant who considered her incapable of the crime. X lawyer, M. Paisant by name, who was an old friend of Mime. Stein heil described her as q veTtable an. gel of love toward her husband and declared that ner entire life had been a heroic struggle against adverse cir cumstances. The judge advocate will conclude his argument tomorrow af ternoon.
 M. Aubin. counsel for the defendant, will follow and a verdict probably will be rendered on Saturday.
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MYSTERY SURRONDS CHARLES MARINER ANOTHER WOMAN IS BROUGHT INTO THE CASE BY THE
 OFFICIALS.
warlner Is Reported aPhysical Wreck--is Thought That the Wo- Woman Had No Criminal
 Connection With Case.

Cincinnati, Noo. 1.-The mystery which onyeloped ahe relations of Charles l.. Warriner. the defautng local treasurer of the Bis Four Rail road with the women and a man, whom he asserts have systematically blacknaibed him for several years, was sieepened late today, when if was learned from one ok the railway off cAals that another woman, whose name has not been previously men. tionei was involved.
 This official, who has been specially deuailed to investigate the s64S.ooo shortage. confessed fo by Warriner, statea the woman. who enters a new factor into the case, had, as far as he Knew, no criminal connection with the embezzlement. but could give import ant information in regard to the dis pnaaI of the stolen money Her name has been given to Prosecutor Hunt and she will probably be subpoenaed i1 apssear before the grand jury
 There were no new developments in the oase.
 { The reports Of Mir. Wnriners bxaakdown in health were reiterated a1.h if was generally conceded the ac cfse,I man ss Is q very feeble, If mol 16recarious condition
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LAToNiAE EsULTs.

i.atonia, Ohio. bv. 11.-Crystal Maid came back tform today and won the feature sas at Latonia, a mile handicap fromell Wether In a hand drive Boca hnde again won his race against a fs field.
 Two favorites woi
 The next meetlnsFill be held on Monday, the track Ing engaged for the three interveninsavs for an avi. atipn tournament.
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ROGERS REINsTArEp.

New York, Nov. --The stewards of the jockey club today reinstated Trainer R l.. Rogers who waE ruled off the turf October G. 1906; lifted the suspension of Jockey Vincent Pow CTS license, and revoked the jockey license of A. DeIaby. on the recon mendation of the Maryland United Hunts.
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WHISTLE IS CERTAIN.

Buffalo N. r.. Nov. 11.-It was definitely announced tonight that the wrestling match for tie worlds championship between Frank Goich and zyhseo, the Polish champion. will take place in Buffalo on Thanksgiving night.
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Just arrived. Shipment of bulbs of Hyacinths. Nareissus, Chinese Lilies, Chas. Starke. florist. BIS Central aye nue. (Pasteurized Milk Depot)
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TIGERS TAKE ANOTHER.

Havana, Nov. 11.--The Detroit American league base ball team again defeated Havana to today.
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See the new toys and dolls at Smith & Milan's. s27 Central avenue. phone 63S. 1015-tf
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS

PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to , cure any case Of Itching, BleedIn9 or
 Protruding Piles in to II days or
 money refunded. 5Oc.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-04
ANNUAL REPORT OF
CATHEDRAL EXPENSES.

At st. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday
the financial statement, showing the re-
ceipts and expenditures for the year
just past, was given out. The receipts
as given out were: Balance IN hand,
$S,906.0S; Sunday and Holy Day collec-
tons, $5,026.63; pew rent, $3,052.32; seat
money, S4,9 300. 05; monthly collections,
1924; Easter collection, $2.S54; Christ
mas collection, s2,915; school plays and
tuition, 81, 600.10; church societies,
81, 15S; new cathedral books, $3.50;
orphans shilling, $500; diocesan collec-
tons, 1892; new rectory fund, 81 ,92S; in
terest on deposits, $179.39. Total, s42,-
1861.
Expenditures-Salary of priests,
So, 220; salary of teachers, $4,S60; bishops
ca~thedraticum, $500; seminary assess
ment, $500; sections, $1,47S; Waterman,
$40; sea collectors, $156; bell ringer,
800; choir, $1,276; sanctuary requisites,
$756. GA. water, fuel and light, $1,279.03;
Insurance, $348.25; taxes, sSS.1s;
orphans. $3S7.25; improvements and re-
rcirs, 81, 1881; diocesan collections.
1892; clerical fund. $50; new furniture,
s249. SO; house maintenance, s1,7SS.25
new cathedral, 81. 300; new rectory, s22,-
103; sundries, $220.69; total expendi-
lures, $40, 1891; leaving a balance ON
hand of 81, 556. 60.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-04
1900 To LIVE AS
JESUS WOULD IF
He WERE ALIVE
Remarkable Two-Weeks Test
to Be Made by Cleveland
Church Folk.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 4-Eighteen hun
dred young people of Cleveland will try
to live the next two weeks as Jesus
would were He on earth.
Aroused to a high pitch of enthusi-
assn by the Rev. w. B. Wallace, who
addressed 1900 delegates from three
church societies of the city, the young
people who gathered at Epworth
Church last night sobbed and prayed
as they began the experience.
They will perform their ordinary aVo-
cations as heretofore, but in all their
actions they will use Christ as a model.
They will mend their dispositions, and
will endeavor to keep in a cheerful
frame of mind both at home and at
their work. They will be careful what
they say about their %neighbors and
friends, and will try in all things to
lead an ideal life.
They will pay particular attention to
their religion. Four denominations,
Baptist, Methodist, Congregational and
Presbyterian, are represented by the
three organizations, and the members
will attend all the prayer and other
meetings at their churches, and will
study the Bible in their homes. They
will try to obey their leaders i%njunc-
ton to be gentlemen and ladies in the
strictest sense of the words, and will
lend a helping hand to those about
them.