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The Brighton Beach Racing Association
has decided 70 eliminate stespieChaaas fronn
the programme for ~ nesting IN JuiV
The mana gers u the track by.fhe - hsvs
come 20 the conclusion that Muas-cOunfry
events are not popular with mcaRoerI -.
cause 0i the tcaruity u 1Eui class Jumper
and that the substitution % Fat acs-1 viii
ncronae the pu6lic's interest In the turf
u y undqrstood that the nFighf0o MANAGE.
ave decided on this policy IN rusp0nss 10 a
demand from the hoFusmen.
When b. T. wilson, 5r., uah esBaa0 10
John \. Madden last goaaoh Tor 4 bunch III
yuarlnRl u waa fnought that thsinvestnWni
Wnuld prove eHp9Ilaiye. But 40 far nVa
o. these YOunGslea have alr1adF won 4
total 81 N,aq9. OnageE. q haV naldlna hg
Pa udlt Ohdurfh, haa been victorloua n
stH eCuttVe naeaB. AFTER running sacond
20 ladaaetta The HIT tina cut.
Amwum, q bay colt b. pauldii -Yankna
SISTER, wen two events un 20 Yesterday
While NaushCn, = black colt BY Yamkea-
Auyl Gun, has been twice aurrerafni and =
egn1idered ~ b1o1 tuo-yeaf-old 90 ar on
the luoal tracks.
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which l. nov held by tho Boston YAcki
Club. having been Won by the Eilen last
year These races will be sailed 90 Hull
held by the Eastern Yacht Club Tor the
purpose 81 selecting tho three beat 10 race
against the spanish trio Witch viii b. here
ready 20 start the International series IN
september After this series has been
hnsshed there val b. trial races 10 select
three yachts 70 90 10 kiel neat spring %
race against German yachts.
There are fourteen new Yachts building
on BuSzSFds Raw. and later IN the ssssoa
these or the best Of Tire SIX VII 80 70 Marble
head for the irials. ieIreshOH has bod,
tao. They are finished ana ready for the
a SSSs "a o' who AT year ~ saisd YT oS ~.
Elien and Who formerly % ned the AvengeT.
The aer0nd u for Gnlen stone, Charlas ID
Mover, who designed the Ioyette, winnsF
We ~ 1870 az. ne az. ~ aas shfee
Thomas Il being built By sheppard at
EaHinKton The two others. ono for Dwight
y Davis and one for = Marblehead yaehts-
man, are building a. Mood's 81 CTS. Island.
PRED LaWloy. Ths.e are juanita Tor HarTy
@ Converse and a boat for Fsderick q.
anei6sr Rosl building 4, I.Aglsy's yard
for Charles Frnneis AdAma ID, J Lewis
StackpOle has designed q boat Tor himaan.
y. b. Cr0wninEhieId has designed one To-
Lawrenre y. Percivnl, George Oven has
designed one for George &. WiRhtnan. vi
Startling burgess has ons for &. NJ W. Foniar
and william oarqner, who designed The
Vim. winner Of the hrut aeriaa. has one
under way for william 4. Whiting
Those boats owned By Robert VI EmmOns
~. 0alsn Stone. Dwight y DAVIS. BeorTs q.
Thomas, Harry e. Converts and u Lev :
htackp0le are - race on buEzanda nay And
tho others nt harblehead OF tha aider
craft the d0yette Eilen Wolf. Lady. akeeriT.
MANCHESTER and some other ten o. twelve
prQhahiy VIII take part IN the racing.
The annnuucomemt has hefu made from
iol that the Emperor William hna an
thoriEed The hniaaTiichar Nafhi Club 10
1nnouuns that b. woult.giVe a prize Tor he
oarna Amrricon aolt1T cl1a1 HacsS = -
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tell US that he was beaten until H,s
flesh was as black as a hat. OF
course the boy returned home, and
this was the proper course. He IS
nice boy and not a brute and such
an atmosphere as indicated by the
conduct Of his inhuman tcrmentors
is not the proper atmosphere IN
which TO bring up @ gentleman.
This incident has given the Citadel
a black eye" in this community.
The farmers are earnestly asking
themselves the question: Are We
not fools to tax ourselves to support
this school where our boys are SUBJ
jected to such treatment as the one
above mentioned received? They only
want our money; they don't want
our boys and drive them away when
they go there" This appears 20 Us
a very serious matter, and one
that ought to receive serious atten-
ton. w l. b.
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ANDREWS ACTUALITIES.
Nearo'S Victim Dead--County Of
ficers Criticised-Persona Items.

Andrews, October 1l:-W J Par
ker, the victim of the severe blow of
Nose Harvin, died at his home near
Goldsboro, N C, last Tuesday from
the effects of the injury he received.
Harvin is still at large and | don't
believe a warrant has ever been is.
sued for the arrest of this murderer.
This is crying shame on this county
that the officials will sit still and not
even make an effort to arrest muir
derer. What will be the end of this
| do not know. Negroes are killing
white men and not even having war
rants issued. We may take such car
rying out Of law to be light matter
but watch the outcome in the END.
Mr. Parker, the murdered man, had
been living in ourtoWn for three years
and did an extensive furniture busl-
ness.
Our town election will take place
October "a. We expect warm con-
test for the mayors Office.
Several horses and mules have died
in this community in the last ten
DAYS with some kind of strange dis
ease somewhat similar to blind stag
gers. Mr. Marley Thompson lost a
$500 mule last Sunday, and several
other stock-owners have sustained
similar losses.
Farm work was greatly delayed
last week on account of the rain.
Mr. and Mrs L O Feagin and child
rem of Eagle Lake, Fla, are visiting
Mr. P B Feagin, of this place. Mr.
Feagin went with his parents to Flor
ida when only eight or ten years old,
and we are reliably informed that
this young man has made quite a
success in his adopted State. We
wish Luther a pleasant stay among
US.
The prize acre of corn planted by
w G Camlin will be broken next
Tuesday and the amount will be re-
ported in your next weeks issue.
understand that new furniture
business will be opened here in the
near future. SUBSCRIBER.
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SCRANTON SKETCHES.
Telephone Connection Extended
"A Sad dAccident--PerSO


Scranton. October 11:-Mr 2 NJ
Lee returcci Saturday night from
trip TO Charleston.
Miss Azile Coleman of Greenwo cd
has been elected teacher Of the High
Hi! public school. An assistant
will be elected later.
Miss Mae Earlow, a winSome
school ma'am Of Sophia, n c, is the
guest of Miss Allie Goodwin of High
Hill this week. Miss Farlow will
teach the public school near Savage,
in Florence county, this fall and
winter.
Rev Mr. Boney, pastor Of the Bap-.
tist church at Lake City, preached in
the Baptist church at Scranton Sum
day afternoon. His discourse was
able and impressive. p
Mr. Jesse Kennedy, Scranton boy
who holds responsible position with
the Atlantic Coast Line, is now do
ing" the West and having jolly
good time according to tidings re-
ceived from him by the "old folk at
home"
A switchboard box has been in
stalled in the long-distance telephone
office here, whereby connection with
the local line extending from Scran-
ton through lower Florence county
can be had. This improvement in the
telephone service will bring the sec
ton traversed by the local line into
closer connection with the outer
world and is greatly appreciated by
the people served.
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Graham of
Wilmington. n C, are visiting rela-
tives in Scranton. Mr. Hartwell Gra-
ham of Goldsboro, n C, was also a
visitor in town Sunday.
The sad and tragic death of Rev
w H Murphy. who served Scranton
charge as pastor last Year, is deeply
deplored by his many friends here,
Mr. Murphy was experimenting
ginnery at Everett, in Marlboro
county and accidentally got his hand
caught by the gin saws which jerked
him against the. gin breast with
such force that his skull was frao-
tured. He lived only a short while
after the accident,
Miss Daisy Pate of Bishopville is
visiting her brother, DR. c H Pate.
Invitations have been issued to
the marriage of Miss Addie Beatrice
Cannon of Scranton and DR. Charles
Prue Benson of Atlanta, Ga,a at Scran-
ton Baptist church Wednesday af-
ternoon, October 26, at 4 o'clock.
After November | DR. and Mrs Ben
son will be at home at 300 f North
St, Atlanta, Ga. W &c
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Kills a Murderer.

\ merciless murder is Appended
It's, with many victims. But Dr. King 5
New Life Pills kill it by prevention.
They gently stimulate stomach, liver
and bowels, preventing that clogging
that invites appendicitis, curing Con-
stipation, Headache. Biliousness,
Chills. 25c at NJ L Aliens.
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Typewriter Paper.

The Record has just received a
choice lot of bond typewriter pa
per put up neatly in boxes 500 sheets
to box, legal and letter size. all sizes
and weights, at Sl.00 a box. We
can save you 25c to soc besides the
express on this quality stationery.
If
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SUNSHINE AND SHADOW
At LAKE CITY.
PAVING CONTRACTLET-PERS6N'
AL ENCOUNTER--PETIT LAR
CENY-HAZING AT CITADEL

Lake City, October ll:-Ron } T
Hollis of Rock Hill spent Sunday
night and a portion of Monday in
town. Mr. Hollis, who was g Repre-
sentative from York county in the
last General Assembly, is travelling
in behalf the commission on factory
conditions, he being member II
that commission.
Miss Eliza keels Of Lyrchburg
is visiting her sister, Mrs " L
Whitehead.
Consequently Judge Baldwin ap-
pears every day in fresh shirt and
collar and his best Sunday clothes. y
} He wears benevolent smile also.
MrCS Lucas spent Monday in
Darlington on business
Mrs HB Green of Florence, who
had been visiting relatives in town,
returned home a few days ago.
MIR Wilbur Joues has accepted
xe position of day clerk at the Hal
cyon Hotel and entered upon MS
duties last Tuesday.
IuMr w L Bass, Esq, attended court
in Florence this week on profes-
.sional business.
Mr. EFF Prosser was in town Mon
day from Vox. He does not appear
to have lost much flesh on account
of his defeat in the primary.
Mrs Hampton Ward, sister of
Mr. WE Carter who married and
went to Florida soon after the Civil
war, is here on visit.
The town council has let the con-
tract for paving to Messrs Beatty
Bros of Georgetown. The work
will proceed without delay and will
be pushed to completion with as lit
tie loss of time as possible.
Jeff Moulds and Arrie Miles had
fight Saturday at the King ware
house. Moulds' leg was broken
and he is now in a hospital in
Florence.
Mr. J E Johnson of Morrisville
stopped over here with his daugh-
ters. Mrs Dicker and Miss Johnson,
last week. He was on his way home
from a visit to his old home in Rob-
eson county, North Carolina.
Thirty-six years ago he left the
"Old North State" and this was the
first time since then that ne had
gone, back to visit kindred and
friends. To hear him tell Of the
homes he visited and the reception
accorded him will impress one with
the fact that this was the trip of
life-time-one to be long remem-
bered.
A coon" pleaded guilty of steal
ing,a peck of pears before Judge
Baldwin Saturday. He was given
$1,000 or 20 days to go along with
the pears.
Some few days ago a Williams
burg boy went to Charleston to at
te:6d the Citadel Academy. He
vas "hazed" by the Citadel boys in
a most brutal manner, to say the
least. Reputable men who examin-
ed the boy after he came back home
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Don't forget the old reliable" !,
WILKINS is headquarters for almost
anything you need. 10-13-tf
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Wilkins Wholesale
Grocery Co.'S
The place where the S does its duty
ELECTRO. CHE MICAL RING
TRADE A r X
TRADEMARK, &c.
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The foil lpwin az diseases are caused by acid "
in the blood and are cured by TINS ring
which takr.sfro one day to two weeks. alter the
ring commences To work: according tn disease and
circumstances. The ring and the acih create an
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Drpp-y. Obr~it.. Fatty Degeneration OF Hart. Ap-
p-n iicti., Int mmation of Bowels. Chronic Dysen-
trv Arijty ol stomach, which causes the Won't
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Ever disease Cancer Car cinoma--C CIncerouS u
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Prr-,atti-. Gravel. Gall-StoEeS. Salculi Deposit on
Teeth White Spots on Nails P-oriasis. Sat-rhtun
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Delivers. If YOU wish To pay charges. sW ring ."i
on three. weeks Guarantee. King can he Returned
and money refunded if not satisfactory.
send narrow piece Of paper slze ." Hhptr. n"ha
for additional information. Not inr saIe ny )t"rI-
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Is sacks Coffee, all grades, bought
before the advance. We are under
the market. WILKINS.
10-l3-tf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
DEMOCRATS HOPE
AND BEGIN PLANS

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Although
the Democrats are counting their chick
ems before they are Matched, they have
already unofficially selected floor lead
er Of the house of representatives IN
case the next house is Democratic.
He is Representative Oscar Underwood
of Alabama. Minority Leader Champ
Clark has already been selected as the
speaker, in case the Democrats are sue
cessful Representative Underwood
was amused today when asked what
he would do when he was made floor
leader
''That is at least one bridge which
7 am not going to cross beforehand, -
said he.
Z "Wait until the Democrats get con-
troll and then wait until Mr. Clark is
elected speaker. and then we III con
slider who is to take up the duties so
ably rendered for the Republicans by
Representative Mann.
Mr.. Underwood has been in the house
for nearly sixteen years. lie was first
sent TO congress from Alabama when
me was - years old, and seems more
popular in his district than he was
when he was first elected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
G0MPERS DOESN'T
LIKE STEEL TRUST
n Leased Mic to The Trihmne.

I'y ls'dsth w llH W j ne llDuue.
NEW YORK, April l6.-Prcsident
Gompers OF the American Federation
OF Labor viii speak in this city to-
morrow, and next week he may 90 into
Pennsylvania 10 lend hand in set.
Ting the strike OF the bituminous coal
miners. President Gompers has been
invited To attend conferences between
the miners and operators and repre-
sentatives OF the various steel and iron
corporations.
President Gompers is reported as say
ing that the United States Steel cor
poratiou is trying 10 palliate the labor
ing men by raising wages, although the
trust evidenced no desire TO do so un'
til the steel workers had carried their
grievances to the ears Of President Taft
and Attorney.Ge eucral Wickersham.
There Will be an informal conference
in Philadelphia on Monday. and an.
other on Tuesday which Mr.. Gompcrs
viii attend The Philadelphia confer
ences relate TO the settlement Of the
Philadelphia street car strike.
From Philadelphia Mr.. Gompcrs will
likely go to Pittsburg. where he VIII
confer with officials of the miners and
later with representatives Of the steel
companies and the mine owners. This
will he the first move taken by the
head Of the American Federation OF
Labor in the coal strike Heretofore
he has allowed the NEGOTIATIONS to fall
upon T. l.. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers Of America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
LIVED TOGETHER
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS
Huntsville Couple, After Rails
ing Family of Children, Con
clude to Marry.
Special to The Trihune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 16-Thirty years
ago, in the territorial days of Utah,
when the law required no marriage Ii
cense, Andrew i. Berlin, farmer OF
Huntsville, led Carolyn TanOreen, a
sprightlv miss, to the marriage altar
and made her his wife.
This afternoon the couple, both hav.
ing passed the meridian of life, walked
INTO the Office Of County Clerk Samuel
Dye and asked for a marriage license.
at their home this afternoon.
The application for license was tax
en- to protect their children in their
property rights. Berlin is 90 years of
age. His wife Is %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
ROOSE VEL 7 NOW
WELL GUARDED
Belief Expressed That Band of
Anarchists Are Seeking EX-
Presidents Life.
DOUBLE MOTIVE FOR
CRIME IS APPARENT
Deed Would TerrOrize Euro
Dean Rulers and Please
Some Criminals.
BY CLEMENT ]. BARRETT.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune,
ROME, April 16,--What is known as
the Paterson group oE anarchists by
the European secret police. mas agents
following Theodore Roosevelt for the
purpose Of assassinating hun.
This statement was made TO me to.
day by a man high in tho Italian secret
police, who has much to do in protect
ing the famous American while he was
in Italy. The statement was made as
a result Of the reported arrest Of an
anarchist Mt ChiashO. Switzerland, un
der suspicious circumstances.
About the time Of Mr.. Roosevlt's S ar
rival at Ehartum, word was received
from tho United States 10 the effect
that an anarcbistic cmissary had left
that country presumably for the pur
pose of doing harm to tho noted trav-
eler and the secret police were request
ed TO take every possible precautlon.
Moro than this, some OF the best men
ln the United States secret service
have been quietly watching Mr.. Roose
welt since his arrival at Cairo and viii
watch over him until his arrival in
New York.
Guarded Like the Gear.
No more elaborate preparations for
protection against assassination have
ever been taken IN Italy even for the
car of Russia than have been taken
in the case of Mr.. Roosevelt and the
same viii be the case in all the coun
tries through which he travels in
Europe IL will be next to impossible
for an assassin to get close enough to
the cxpresident TO do him harm and
il is said Mr., Roosevelt is an extremely
difficult man TO guard. He seems TO
be perfectly fearless and while III Italy
took chances which gave those to whom
he was entrusted the task of looking
out for his safety many an unhappy
half hour. I understand, however, chat
both he and his son have been induced
to arm themselves with automatic re-
volVcrs and in case Of trouble they
would be very likely TO give a good
account Of themselves.
Intent OF tho Plotters
The Italian police declare the idea of
assassination OF Mr.. Roosevelt is solely
TO strike terror 10 the hearts Of the
European rulers and if the assassins
arc not able to accomplish their pur-
pose before he cmbarks for America
he will not he molested.
From the time Mr. Roosevelt was po-
lice commissioner in New York and up
to the end Of his term rs president, he
was n persistent enemy TO the black,
handlers, Malta and rerrorists in Amer
ica and hc was in thorough sympathy
with tho international crusade against
those criminal organizations,
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Another Election in ENGLAND.
.cial Cable 10 The Tribune.

Special Gable TO The Tribune.
LONDON, April 16.-All indications to-
day point 30 the fact that since another
general election Is now n foregono con-
clusion, the real center OF interest Is
transferred from Westminster TO the
Uustings Opinion IN the city is that the
country is on tho verge OF one of the
mo9t exciting electoral campaigns that
ENGLAND has ever seen.