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The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-28
NEW YORK POLITICS BECOME HEATED WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC IS STILL ONE OF THE MOST PRoMI-
 NEWT ISSUES.
Three Mayoraity Candidates Deliv. cred in the Course of the Even
 ing Fifteen Speeches.

New York. Oct. 27.--A drizzling rain fell in New York tonight, but de- spite the weather three mayoralty can didates delivered collectively fifteen speeches. Otto Barnard, the Repub- lican nominee, led with nine curl business issue addresses in Harlem and the Bronx; William Randolph Hearst, who is running independently, spoke at Carnegie Hall, once Tn Har- lem, once in the Bronx, and William J. Gaynor running on the Democratic ticket and backed by Tammany Hall, spoke three times in the heart of Manhattan, including an address to Italian Democrats at Cooper Union. Crowds greeted the speakers every where.
 The meeting which Hearst address ed at Carnegie Hall was announced as Democratic mass meeting and the editor. although he made an attack on Tammany the principal part of his address. emphasized that he was for all time a Democrat, but an exponent of independence in polirics.
 Incidentally Mir. Hearst disclosed some interesting facts concerning his acceptance of the Democratic nomina ton against Hughes in 1906.
 Three years ago I ran for gover. nor of the state of New York upon the Independence. party ticket he said, "and the Democratic party of the state of New York endorsed ne, seeming to see a true democracy in the candidate and platform of the ,n- dependence party I hesitated sixteen days before accepting the Democratic endorsement. but finally and foolishly accepted it'
 This WEES the beginning of the end, the speaker continued in effect, as he outlined what purported to be his claims with Charles Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, disagreements, he said, which resulted in his refusal to bc uiStoeSu " DJ thc tcduSi anu hio ultimate defeat because Tammany scratched him.
 T was slaughtered and sacrificed in New York city,' be said ion every dead wall famed giant poster, How to Cut Hearst and Vote for Hughes to every Tammany voter was sent sample ballot. How to Cut Hearst and Vote for Hughes For all this infor- nation an advertisement Tammany aid the bills."
 Leaving hig 5wn case Hearst sought to draw a palsllel from that of Will liam j. Bryan. wlp. be said, was knif ed by Tammany in New York after having been endorsed at the Demo. cratic National conYention. In this instance. he added Tammany footed the bills for sdvegtising how to vote for Chanlel for governor and Taft for president. He concluded with the statement that if elected he would fight Tammany. not for revenge, but f1r the gcod of the city.
 The white slave traffic continues prominent issue. Among the cam. Iaign documents in this connection was a letter today from the Women's Municipal League.
 The women of New York will not rest" the letter said, until this traf. fic is wiped out. The burden of proof is on Tammany Hall Tammanv has had the opportunity to blot out this evil and has not raised it's hand"
 A hundred women, prominent in 70 cial and philanthropic work, were the signers.
 ctIpNENnPC Tn rnAMChE
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-28
eRLAck hANpERg HANGED.

New Castle. Pa, Oct 27-aocco Racco, an alleged leader of black hand organization and convicted Of the murder of seiee Houx. state game warden, year ago, was hanged here today, On the gallows Raeco said
 s'Gentlernen, I didn't see selee Honk killed I didnt see anyone XII hln. and have no suspicion of any per sen l pardon everybody aud expect to got" Jesus right now. Geodhy.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-28
NIGHT RIDERS IN WEST VIRGINIA

Huntington, " Va. Oct 27.-The first outbreak of night riders in the southwestern section of West Virginia for more than year past occurred last night ill the eastern part of Ca bell county, when the large tobacco barn of Everett Blake, containing his entire crop of several thousand peunds ef tobaeco. was completely der stfoyed by fire. Blake had refused to pool his tobacco I've authorities have instituted an investigation.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-28
BISHOPS MEET.

Binghamton, N. Y. Oct. 27~-The semi-annual meeting of the boar.l of bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal Church of the World convened here today for ] i've days business session Two executive sessions Will he held daily the rest Of the week and on Monday Of next weeIs None of the. bishops had anything to sly regard. ing the nature Of the questions to be fonsiaefesI
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-28
HEROES TO BE COMMEMORATIVE

Washington. D. C., Oct. 27--1'he menlo,y of the five naval heroes were commemcrted today by the navy de pertinent in giving their names to the five new torpedo boat destroyers au. thorized by congress. Already the United States has list of twentysix heroes after whom torpedo boat de stroyers and torpedo boats have been named. 10 these the department adds the names of Rear Admiral Daniel iAmmen, Lieutenant John Tripp Cap. tain Daniel T. Patterson, Rear Ad. miral Henry Wake and Ensign John R Monaghan.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-28

H. W. Lucy, dean of the house of commons reporters, who has known every prominent politician for the las, quarter of a century. continues his rem iniscences in the Cornhill Magazine. He gives the c>.lowing as Mr. Glad. stones characteristic summary of King Edward, given apparently about 1887:
 "A shrewd man, a keen observer. full of tact, always educating himself with out deliberately sitting down to learn lesson; rarely opening book. but keeping himself au courant with what ever is going on in the wcsld. and when the time comes for him to take his part in public business doing 1t thor pughly."
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-28
COARSE WORK.

Seven-year-old Millicent, the mill liners child, was gazing in wonder for the first time at an ostrich.
 "Oh, mammal0 she exclaimed, whoever trimmed that poor bird showed perfectly horrible taste-- look at the way the tips are ar- ranged Illustrated Sunday Mag szine.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-28

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY Take fAxATIvE RnoMo ouinine Tah eia. prnpeisGa refund money if f fail' to cirf E. W. GROVES signature i' on each hnx ssc. home cure.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07
RATE INJUNCTION HEARING.

Little Rock, April T. The fir st day of the rate injunc- tion hearing in the Federal court passed yesterday afternoon with out anything of especial import ance developing. The hearing is continuation of the applica tion for a modification of freight rates in force by the railroads of Arkansas which was filed a.
 bout two months ago by. the at torneys for the Arkansas Rail. road Commission. The hearing was begun yesterday afternoon by the railroads presenting re- buttal affidavits to those intro duced at the last session, in which it was claimed the increase of freight rates after the injunc- tion against the Commissions tariff went into effect was as high as 7S per cent. The affidav- it's were from shippers and rate experts of a number of railroads The entire afternoon session was taken up in the readingNof these affidavits. Some time today the Railroad Commission will be permitted to introduce more affidavits to show where the rates are eXorbitant and the modification order should be granted. Some of the affidavits read by the railroads yesterday were given by local shippers, saying the present ratea were just as low as could be asked. The railroads claim they cannot make profit on the proposed modified rates W hich the commis sion has prepared at the request of Judge Trieber who is hearing the case. These rates are an in- crease of one third over the en- joined rates of the Commission
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07
MYSTERY DEEPENS

Stamps, April Cit now ap-. pears very doubtful that the my stery attending the death iof Eff fife Kitchens who died a few min utes after having informed her father that an unknown man had poisoned her as she lay in her bedroom and had escaped through the window, will ever be cleared up. The past few days have been barren of develop ments and the active investiga- tion which eliminated in ex- huming the girls body and in sending her stomach to Memphis for the contents to be analysed has ceased.
 The chemist found that there was poison in the stomach but this fact while substantiating in part the girls ante-mort tenn state ment sheds absolutely no light on the identity of her slayer whether it was herself or the man she described. The report of the chemist, Dr. William krauss could not be obtained until af- ter the residents of Stamps and friends and the Kitchens had raised S1OO by subscription to redeem the stomach and report from the express office where it was held for GO. D. charges.
 The opinion gains ground here every day that Fife Kitchens poisoned herself
 She was an unusually pretty girl and a social favOritet She possessed an excellent education and was accomplished in many ways.
 One morning about a month ago her father heard groans em- ana ting from her sleeping room. He rushed to Der bedside and found her dying. She told him that a man had given her poison and had escaped through a win dow. She said she was asleep when he entered and didn't a. waken until after he had given her the drug. She died a few minutes later without having made an additional statement.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07
BOARD ADJOURNS.

Little Rock. April 7.- Without going into the election of any officers for the state charitable institutions, the Board of Charities yesterday af- ternoon adjourned it's first meet Ing and the members left for their homes. The officers will De elected at the next meeting the Board choosing to go slow Tn the selection of the officials Prof $. D. Lucas and T, A. Futral are the applicants for the SUD- erlntendency of the Blind School where the competition is most marked. Prof. Lucas was elected two years ago and it was only alter lengthy court proceedings that he succeeded in gettin charge of the institution. There is competition in all the appoint hents, especially for secretary ol the Board of Charities and
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07
EMINENT AUTHORITIES SAY

that outdoor exercise is needed by the American people. That's all very well, but how can people with rheumatism follow that ad- advice? The answer is vary. sim ple-use Ballard's Snow Lini- ment and the rheuma tism will go; leaving you as spry as a colt. Gives quick and permanent re- lief from rheuma tism, neuralgia lame backs and alE pains. Hes terly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07
THE LEGISLATURE.

Several bills were passed by the House yesterday afternoon, among them being the following {: Holt. for election of schoo, dir ectors in Chicot county Rob ertson, to prevent the obstruc- tion of natural drainage; Wadley creating special school district of Womble, Montgomery county :; and requiring county road over seers to keep drains open tat the expense of the county. The in creasing of the salary of the assistant Attorney General was put back on it's second reading, it's friends being afraid to risk a vote at the present time The Warnock House Joint Resolution eXempting cotton factories from taxation for ten years was a. mended to include fiber goods An effort to have the University re- moval bill read was defeated The Dill bill regarding the feeding of prisoners by the Sheriff in Wash ington County, was placed back on it's second reading to have the judiciary committee look into it's cOnstitutiOnality.
 The Patterson and Leigh Dun away state capitol bills occupied the most of the forenoon session in the House the Patterson bill finally being postponed until Fri day for final action, and the other bill until today. Governor Donaghey yesterday afternoon prepared a special message to the house on the Capitol situation which will be delivered to the House today.
 The Senate passed the Leigh bill appropriating one million dol lars for Confederate pensions. This bill will now go to the Gov ernor for his approval. The bill repeating the stock law in White county was lost. The Senate had lively time on other proposir. tlons however. The kirisch par don board bill was reported from the house and an effort was made to reject it, it being de- clared unconstitutional The bill was finally referred to the judic- iary committee. The Hurst as sessment bill was read twice and referred to the same committee. H. B. 2O3 Leigh and Dunaway pre- venting cruelty to children and giving the Arkansas Humane So- ciety jurisdiction in such cases was read twice and made spec ial order of business for Friday morning H. B, 3O3. White pre- venting the sale of liquor in the northern part of Jefferson coun- ty was read twice and, referred to the judiciary committee. H. B 2S6 Batson creating a special levee district in Faulkner coun- ty; 361, Heartsill giving cities of the first class certain powers in the building of sidewalks and gutters; and 369 Martin enab- ling the drainage district in Yell county to borrow money; made special order for this morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07
A SOCIAL EVENT.

Little Rock, Aprip 7.- The appearance of the Univer- sity of Arkansas Glee Club at the Capital Theatre last night was made a society event. The per ,fOrmance was a musical treat and the house was well filled with an appreciative aud ipDcp
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07
READ THIS.

Prescott, Ark, Dec. 12.-This certifies I have been selling Halls Texas Wonder for years and l re- commend it as the best kid ney, bladder and rheumatic medl- cine I have ever sold. Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07
For Sale at a Bargain

Shares in a concern doing busi- ness which will pay splendid divi- dends and double your money within one year. Absolutely safe sound and legitimate. investiga- tion solicited. For full particulars address J. l.. Irwin, Spragne, Neb.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07
A BABY SHOW IN PRESCOTT

but it's safe Ito say that the healthiest baby would win the prize. No baby can be healthy who suffers from worms and most babies do uiess they are kept free from them with Whites Cream Vermifuge. Acts quickly, yet mildly-is it's own purgative. Mothers don't attempt to raise children without Whites Cream Vermifuge. Price 25 cents. Hes terly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07

Oscar H. Vim at the present time a member of the General Assembly from Pulaski county is said to be a dark horse in the race
The Prescott daily news., 1909-04-07

If you want wood, Phone 191.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
r. H. Macy & Co.. Attractions Are Their Low Prices
M&!:!!!!!E|:!'&'::|;;|!: q! :: ! 5 ):
"a R'v,v Al sth Aw&G@ 34th 10 5Ith T.

This store the most transparent thing in the world There
the goods there the prices there the people to
Buy don buy. You not urged CoaXd. You generally buy
It's the Macy system that did than anything else to eliminate
haggng from retailing. When the seller perfectly frank and honest
there is little use to hagge. ......
But we speaking of the Weather and the arand the
Times you'd jump into good times to MacyS for anything
need Don't wait to your particular want the newspapers
Keep in mind that "our best values are advertised"
The evening world., 1909-03-23
ABOUT SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
James B. Quinn Explains Why Ele:.
trolysis Should Never Fail.

James B, Quinn Explains Why Ele:.
trolysis Should Never Fail.
Mr.. Quinn says: Science knows
no way to kill the hair roots except
electrolysis. This method absolutely
destroys the hair papillae and a new
growth is impossible"
"A skilled operator inserts the tiny
electric needle into the hair follicle
without touching the tissue at all,
but simply follows the course of the
hair until the point of the needle
touches the root. This destroys the
hair without any unpleasantness and
without the slightest injury to the
skin"
'ln the hands Of an unskllled oper-
ator the needle crosses the hair shaft
and enters the tissue without touch
Ing the hair root. This causes un-
necessary pain, a noticeable scar ap-
pears and the hair returns with in
creased strength
Mr.. Quinn guarantees to return
every cent paid him for treatment
unless his patrons are entirely salts
fed. He invites those interested to
visit his Offices In the Monollth Bldg,
45 West 34th st., so that he may dem
onstrate his treatment and explain
the value and Importance Of the re-
Gently invented equipment he has in
stalled. ..-. 49,.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
insane CONVICT
IN CELL FOR LIFE
IS MONEY MAKER
Stephani From Prison Manages
His Estate and Adds to
4; S25O,OOO Fortune.

Alphonse j.. Stephanl, serving a life
sentence since 1891 for the murder Of ex.
Judge Clinton G. Reynolds in the lat
ter's office In 1855, and an inmate OF the
insane asylum branch OF Dannemora
Prison since 1899, has shown himself to
be q srewd business man since he In
herited a fortune OF nearly $4,000 by
the death of his mother In 1902. To-day,
through the Trust Company OF Aemica.
his trustee, he secured from Justice
OGorman permission to sell Sl 400
worth OF bonds earning only two and a
half per cent. interest, SO as to invest
THE proceeds In city real estate which.
a. set forth in the petition, will earn
not less than four per cent.
stephani was a young German, full OF
business in New York, and Judge Rey-
nolds was his attorney. II he had any
motive for killing his aged attorney 1t
was never discovered, and the theory
Of insanity saved him from conviction
! In the first degree. All his money was
exhausted in his defense by William +.
Howe.
, His father, Carl Alphonse Louis
Stephani, died in Germany in 1883, leav-
! ing $4,000 in trust for his son, to revert
to him at mis- mothers death. When
she died In 1902. he also became sole
heir to her estate, bringing his fortune
tnsearly up to the quarter million mark.
He has long and lucid intervals, and
directs the management of his estate
from his cell. His income is large, but
his chances for spending It as small as
,if he were actually dead.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
WATER ON A FIRE
THREE MINUTES
AFTER ALARM
Quick Work of Company No.
3 Prevents Disastrous
Downtown Blaze,

Quick action from Engine Company
No. q, whose quarters are a, No. 40
Beekman' street, prevented a disastrous
fire at No. lOl Beekman street Just be-
fore noon to-day. Three minutes after
the alarm was sounded No. 3! had
water on.
The fire was In the merchant tailor
ing shop Of l.. Greenberg, at Beekman
and Pearl streets.
How the fire started nobody could tell.
but the store was filed with flame when
the water was turned on. The fre was
extingulshed before II could eat through
an inch wooden partition which sep
arated Greenberg's store from the store
adjoining.
The Beekinan Is a seven-story office
building. The loss was placed at il,0oo.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
THREE GUESTS KILLED
IN FIRE.SWEPT HOTEL
IOthers Injured Escaping From
the Windsor at Cornwall, ONT
Philadelphia Men Victims.

CORNWALL. Ont. March 2S.-The
Windsor Hotel at this place was de-
stroyed by fire early to-day. Three
men were burned to death, and two SO
badly injured they were removed to
\ the hospital.
The fire broke out at an early hour
while the guests were asleep and dit-
fculty was experienced in getting them
out.
A number OF heroic rescues were made
by the fremen, and there were several
narrow escapes. some OF the panic
stricken occupants Jumping from win.
dows.
= The dead are: George Hagley, Phil
aadelphia; John Gallen. Philadelphia, and
Raymon Duquette. Winchester, Ontario
The alarm was first given by small
dog belonging to a boarder, whose bark
ing aroused the sleeping guests and
probably saved several lives. The Phil.
adelphia men who lost their lives were
coopers employed In the local brewery
and had recently come to Cornwall
The damage TO the building amounted
to 81, 1000.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
LODGE OBJECTS TO
.. ", INHERITANCE TAX.
Would PUT One on Immigrants,
g.. Checks, Tobacco, Beer and
"' - Whiskey.

LOWELL, Mass, March Ex-senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, in an address on
"The Tariff as Practical Business
Question hetors the Board Of Trade last
night, advocated a stamp tax on checks,
a per capita tax on Immigrants and
Nigh taxes on tobacco, beer and wills
key, but lie thought II was not advisa9 Die
to impose a national tax on incomes or
The great.feature OF the Payne bill, ne
said, was the HaxErun and minimum
principle Of Schedules, ana this feature,
he said. would not ba eliminated. what
ever other changes might be made.
The evening world., 1909-03-23
C0NSIDINE is BETTER.
Regains consciousness ana Physi-
clan Gives Hone of RecoNery.

John Consdine, the noted sporting
man and proprietor. with his brother
George, ofthe Hotel Metropole, at For
ty-second street and Broadway, who
suffered a hemorrhage of the brain last
Friday, recovered consciousness this
morning for the first time and recog-
nized his wife and physician.
Although he is still in very danger
The evening world., 1909-03-23

ous condition, II was stated to-day at
tho hotel that strong hopes for his rr.
c0very are NOW, l,eld. out by the family
doctor,
The evening world., 1909-03-23

YOU CAN DYE AN EGG with the Rain
how Easter EgE Dye Papers given FREE
with next SUNDAYS WORLD. Edition
limited. Order In advance.
The evening world., 1909-03-23

normal any hour Meanwhile will not become
drowy store like Macys can't wait time tide temperature or
Tariff The hum must be kept up hethe hum of business here
Of goods at prices that establish new standards of value
The other day we said something about Honesty in Adver-
claims with our facts Thousands have sted and esed-dnd each
time they did faith gained haoy The one thing can't
afford to do fool you Deceived once you'd be SUSPICIOUS always
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-04-15
Call for Town Election.
MAYOR'S OFFICE.

MAYOR OFFICE,
Hendersonville, N. c., March %, 1909.
By order of the Board of Commits
sioners of the Town of Hendersonville,
an election is ordered to be held in the
Town of H~endersonville on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in May,
to-wit: on the 4th day of May, 1909,
at the Town Hall, for the purpose Of
electiug three Commissioners and a
Mayor to succeed Michael Schenck,
Mayor, and J. A. Bryson, j. Mack
ers whose terms of office then expirer.
1t is further ordered by the Board
that notice of this election and the time
and place the same is to be held be pub
lished in the town papers and at the
town hall.
It is further ordered that S. T.
Hodgers, Sr. be appointed registrar to
have charge of and revise the regis
tration books SO that the same shall
show an accurate list of the electors
who shall be entitled 70 vote at the said
election to be held at the time and place
hereinbefore specified.
1t is further ordered by the Board
that L. T. Williams and w. E. Jackson
be and they are hereby appointed
judges to hold and conduct said election
together with said registrar and to
make due return thereof as required by
law.
1t is further ordered that notice Of
his appointment as registrar for said
election be served upon said S. L.
Hodges, ST., by the Sheriff of Hender-
son county or his duly qualified deputy
as required by law.
1t is further ordered by the Board
that the ballots upon which the names OF
candidates shall be printed shall be 2 x
% inches on white paper without de-
vice, mutilation, or o~rnamentation.
BY order of the Board this 23rd day OF
March, 1909.
j. F. BROOKS, MICHAEL SCHENCK,
Secretary Mayor.