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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-15

All Accounts Draw Interest
in banking dept. of Union Trust Co., 18th
& H s,s., and deposits are subject to
check. Increase your income by depositing
your surplus money. Govt supervision
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q 100 to Luray, Va, and Return, Oct. l6,
Baltimore & Ohio. by special train from
Union Station, Washington. S:15 am, re-
turning leave Luray 900 pm. same day.
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The Great Family w

The Great Family whisky
Is Old Criterion Rye. renowned for its
purity and high medicinal value. Only 81
at. Mail or phone orders. John T. Crow
ley, S31 14th st. Phone NJ. 3644.
se3-Sa, tu th,tf
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Do Your House Repairing Before Cold
weather arrives. Ready with millwork
and lumber. Phone Eisinger Bros. 21o9 7th.
oc14-deSu-3
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Save q Little Each Month.
You will soon have enough to make a
good payment on a home. Open an &C
count with the Prudential Building Assn,
1919 F 1T.
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$1.2S Baltimore and Return,
Baltimore and Ohio,
Every Saturday and Sunday All trains
both ways, both days, except Royal
Limited.-Advt
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Wonderful Aero Flights at College Park.
Md. You can go quickly and comfortably
in TTCO taxicabs and touring cars Rate.
So hour. Phone North 1212-Adyt.
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Ride Out to Cabin John Bridge Hotel
tomorrow and enjoy the most appetizing
dinner obtainable. Potomac black bass
and Md. fried chicken. Phone Toll 81
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key-Smith and Latham. Inc,
Stands for square deal in the realty
world
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You Never Get Heurich's Beers Before
they are "of age" Maerzen and Senate
are matured from six to ten months. Tho
! Oldest as well as purest produced any
where doz., $1.75; = doz. Lager, $1.5o;
bot. rebate, SOC. Postal or phone w. 1000.
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CITY ITEMS.

HerEOK Hotel, Eth md r St0.
Fine Dining Rooms A Ia Carte Orders
all day Sunday. Excellent hotel accommo-
dations.
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Money to lend at and Sc on real estate
Frank T. Rawlings Co, 1906 Pa. ave-
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The Light Beer Highest In Favor
in the homes is Abner-Drury Brewing
90. ROYAL P1LSEN!' That there's
good reason for its popularity is perfect
ly evident on trial. Phone w 435 for case.
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be accompanied by a. bottle OF AR
NOLDS OGDENSBURG ALE. An ex-
cellent dfgestant and sedative. Delicious,
satisfying. Phone Arlington Bottling Co,
oci5-5d
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Heating and PLUMBING.
Expert mechanics. Prompt attention
Moran Co., 2126 Pa. ave- Phone w. 219.
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Fresh Peach Ice Cream,

~ gallon. SOC Y gallon. C. III. Resinger,
20 q street northwest. Phone NJ. 2767
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Carpenter Work Of All Kinds.
ID. Collins, 719 18th NV. Telephone.
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Electric Reading Lixhts
and Gas Drop Lights: full stock.
GIG 18th st. c. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 G.
The sun., 1910-01-09
Prices Raiiy sharply After IN Btriy
Decline Builish Ginning Report Bx-
peeted Te-merrew Ns.
appointing southern spets Firm.

Prices closed higher on expectations OF a
bulIish census report on Monday. bull sup
port and covering. Early prices were
lower owing to disappointing advioes from
Liverpool. Further buying by Leading
bulls, however, soon arrested the decline
and a noticeable rally followed. Spot
markets were firm with little cotton OHer-
ing Commission houses were buying for
Wall street and the West as well as the
south Spot interests and spinners bought
to some extent. Trade interests are sup
posed TO be accumulating March and selling
May To not a few tho situation still looks
very bullish. Others do not like what they
call the manipulative character OF the
market. The Liverpool spot sales were
only 1000 bales. Liverpool cables daily
that prices will not hold unless speculation
sustain; them, and liverpool Is certainly MY
exchange living ~ The suburbs are in touch
with IL from \. NJ. Local traders hammer
ssy sss " sna ssrs
liauidation The Carpenter following, II
is stated. have been selling for several days
On the other hs nd II ts noticeable that
sharp rallies follow declines. Tho census
report viii ch will appear ct 10 A. N. to-
higher prices to give the market a notice
able hlllp. During the last week advances
scS dusk tcHinss seam snd 0SeSn Sro%n SSeer sSeet
ings. not to mention other tines. and al
though new trading is only moderate ship
ments on old orders are very heavy, Fine
mills not overanx xious TO accept new or
ders. Print cloths during the last week
have advanced Ne. AZ Alexandria, Egypt,
cotton futures advanced a. points. Silver
in London was LIED; higher. Experienced
of Liverpool, and also the attitude OF spin
nerS and spot holders. They care IInore
about he situatton from the legitimate
standpoint OF supply and demand than they
do about speculation at this altitude or
buyers reported we're Messrs. McFadcen
Weld. Shearson, Springs. Mitchell, Moyse
Norden sellers Messrs. Hutton, Hubbard
Carpenter. Mohr. schill. Holiday IN New
are many people who believe through thick
and thin that the market Is still headed
upward, while on the other hand others
equally Uell informed insist that going
and " must be admitted that there is good
ground for this when Il is taken into con
sldera tion that prices are IS per cent. higher
than they were last year. while the crop
even at the low figures Of the Government
lam Ray 4 Co. said; While the outlook
Is for higher basis. We advise caution and
CONSERVATIVES buying on weak markets, care
fni 70 no. be left With a load at the top. ="
see more buyins by consumers and a dis.
position by mills to take the contracts here
and abroad we would hesitate 20 advise
our friends 70 buy except on considerable
breaks, :. u. Chaplin A Co. saldi we
position ON the BUN slde and continue 10
favor purchases OF the May, July aud
August options on all further soft spots
Futures teclined to 9 points, but rallied
ta.im.1sd fnd advdncsd 10 70 2 20 closing strong.
follows.
The sun., 1910-01-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Call money on the floor Of the Stock
Exchange on Monday loaned at IL per cent.
the highest since January. 1908. but there
after declined gradually until on ThursdA v
4 per cent was paid. The average figure
for the week was about per cent. In the
time money maj rket firm tone was mani
tested throughout the period, and rates
demand for RCcommoda ton. especially in
the case OF the sixty and ninety day loans.
for which the rate was +Il 70 ~ per cent.
and funds were scarce Other maturities
loaned at AZ per cent. Commercial pa per
was quoted at tJ5 to per cont for prime
single names and indorsed bills receivable +:
other names. 81 per cent.
Domestic exchange ON New York: BOs-
ton--Pa Chlca gO-lOc discount. Cha rles-
Cnoinns,Ixp C1gniyiInx par ssnT sM sGS; pIsm
cial. soc. discount banks. 81 premium
Minnea polis-eOc. premium. Montreal-
l5ssc. premium. 81 Paul--7Oc. premium.
- Louis--sOc. premium. San Francisco
25c premium.
Money In London, 3@aL per cent Rate
OF discount In the open market for short
and three months bills, , 5-leM3% per cent
The closing price OF consols was saX for
money and -, lI-ls for tho account. Paris
cables quote The price Of per cent. rentes
discount was ~ per cent. Exchange on
London. IS francs, iost centimes. Private
rate OF discount in Berlin, a. per cent
Exchange on London. 20 marks l4L pfgr.
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges, s467, ,e4i. .795; balances siI ,sSO sos
Sub-Treasury debit balance. so4S. .755.
:. Commercial price of bar silver In New
York, 5:s1c, Silver In London, 2Ikd Mexi-
can silver dollars we're quoted at f3c'
The sun., 1910-01-09

Tho only sctivity worthy Of note in the
curb market last week was IN ths mining
group. OF the copper stocks Miami. Chino.
Glroux and Ray Central we're the chief
features Of ipterest. All these stocks were
in good demand In the early trading and
new high prices were recorded Later on
sharp reactions occurred. accompanied by
Q marked falling on In dealings and fol-
lowed by partial recovery Another con-
splcuous issue was Kerr lake, which de-
veloped considerable strength and at one
time rose nearly , points. Tho gene raj
tendency of the market elsewhere was
toward dulnese and q lower level Of prices.
Standard Oil declined about 10 points and
American Tobacco. In which sales were
heavy. also lost ground
Transac ctiona In detail In the market to-
n a fnllOWa
The sun., 1910-01-09
FINANcL4L NOTES.

The Sea board Air Line has ordered
OPS freight cars, twenty locomotives, and
some passenger equipment The nee
rolling stock will be paid for with the pro-
ceeds derived from the sale Of ~ l.3SQ mo
for the issuance of which has been granted
by the Georgia Railroad Commission
The certificates, which bear 5 per cent
interest. will run for ten wears and are
retirable in semi-annuaI instatinen;s frpm
December Is, 1909.
Charles n Schlacks. yice-president Of the
Denver and Rio Grande. has been eleciei
yice-pre sident Of the Western PaCihc
also, with ofnces In San Francisco,
The sun., 1910-01-09
THE CHICaGO M4RKET.

CHICAGO. Jan \ Light dealings marked
the trading in local shares to-day Street =
Stable Car aud tinted Box Board were the
most active, the first named showing q loss
OF -. points on n total sf S55 shares and the
latter gaining a. point ON dealings OF I, ,t0O
shares swift 4 40 SHOW eel "a gain OF =
noint on Ds,S shares tratied in
The sun., 1910-01-09
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s-Cambria Steel.
Lehigh Valley and PhiIadelphla Rapid
Transit were the features in this market
to-day, being quite heavily dealt In and
showing fractional gains at the close
summary.
The sun., 1910-01-09
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. Jan 8 The market for COPPER
shares to-day was fhirIy active. and the
undertone was strong North Butte gained
-. points and the balance Of the fts, VAS
tract ionally higher at the close Indus
rinls and rails neglected
The sun., 1910-01-09
Imports and Experts.

The imports Of specie for the week were
sl3 ,sss silver and s83. .,sG gold making a
total OF G7,i3i Exports OF specie were
The sun., 1910-01-09

The weekly statement Of averages OF the
associated banks compares a. follows with
that OF last week and that Of the correspond
Ing week a year ago:
rats week Laa meek ioOo.
Loans 81 iu7, ,eos 900 81 ioA $40 100 81 ep7 .OaS 100
Deposits. 1i7oO73 100 lin. .TS4toO i.3so. 500
Circular. S2,ail.6OO So. t07. 400 5O.3o4,e0O
Specie ssaO AOI 900 ssSi 100 AOo sz7o. lso 100
Leg. tend 6p,i320OO 67.T30pOO sa.iHi.OOO
Res held $3.50 Baa 900 Ssoo. i1l 800 $50. ESQ zoo
Res. rcud VA I0a 1TS ep2. .oaS 100 S3o. .3lpS0O
Surplus sa76S.5z5 SS.iSs.zOO S,..eo2. $50
Ratio OF res.
TO deps AA AS 2ss
The amount of United States deposits
shown In this weeks statement is 81. 90. 600,
decrease of o., 300 since last week "
these deposits were deducted from the
aggregate given the surplus would be
G, 1877 ,O75.
The actual condition OF the Clearing House
institutions at the close OF the week Is re-
Vealed In the following figures,
The sun., 1910-01-09
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wAsHTNoroN. Jan. s.-The statement 81 the
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows
YsaisVddE rats noah Ftscai vsar.
Recelp.s... sl,IIO.iI. sss7s,saa s55s, ,ssI sle
Expenditures l,7S7,iTa 77.3,iI5 asa, ,S2t 7O5
-
SURPLUS So S0j $3.50, so Def s2s Oea.sp0
The receipts from customs yesterday we're
es97.0b5; from Internal revenue, e7o3.sA, aud
miscellaneous, si4Issj. Nauonal bank notes
received for redemption. ti037,BiS.
The =ash statement OF the UnIted States Treas.
urer for January shows
KEssRvx YrND.
Gold coin and bullion. ..,............. 'nSOO 900
TRUST FUND.
To redeem Outstanding certificates. 81. .s5f TSs $40
GENERAL FUND.
Gold coin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 es7
Gold certificates. es...,...,.......,..... sO2sOOoO
silver dollars. s...............,,......... 1000 a6a
silver certificates. s......,.............. I2.tsAlnD
United states no tes.. s.................. oei1.i05
National bank notes. a12.iA
TotaL,,. slOo ia soe
Deduct current nabiil Si.JeS IA
Working balance In Treasury. s1T as2si7
IN na tlonal banks. Is OdS OOD
silver bullion. subsidiary silver and
minor cola. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eO.Ta7 Iie
Awaiunc reimbursement.,-.. c.lfs ASa
Cash balance. ee.......,..............,., sS.sassj
The sun., 1910-01-09

The following table gives the percentage
Of cash to reserve OF the more prominent
The sun., 1910-01-09
THE COTTON MARkET.

FLOUR. duh. Spring Patents, IS. Ts6'
%. 20: clears. sl75mss. Kansas straigbts
IS Ism IS so: rye nour. tI3O6N.5S
The sun., 1910-01-09

Imports OF General Merchandise and Dry
Goods
Imports Of dry goods aud general merchandise
AZ New York last week. reported In full az the
Custom House. compare as follows with the
year ago
Last usrk, Prcr. psek. Last Urar
Dry goods ..... 3a5.aSi G.651,t5s 81 no iO1
General mdse... iie67.stO is.sas,7H ifsTtes
Totals. .ktS0i3,7si y1.SSJ.4o2 SiS,Je ,Ses
The sun., 1910-01-09

Important changes from last week in the
cash held by the banks and their loans are
n f0ll0Wa.
The sun., 1910-01-09

'"..,. tiSIoiS.7si Sil.SSJ,4oa tiS.Se1. SO,
The sun., 1910-01-09
New York stock Exchange sales. ian. 5.

cLOsMo PRIcns oy UNITED srArRs BONDS.
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DISTRICT CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.

AS stated in our last issue, very
briefly, a meeting of the delega.
tons of the various counties ir
the Eleventh district was held al
the Newtonian Hotel Thursday
night after the convention haC
adjourned, and it was decided tc
have the district campaign head
quarters in Somerset and Wood
son May, our State Central Com
mitteeman, was selected to have
charge of the campaign.
Mr.. May returned Wednesday
from Louisville, where he atten-
ded meeting of the State Cam
paign Committee, of which he is
a member, and has opened head
quarters in the Masonic Temple,
and will soon have everything
mapped out and the campaign I'M
der full sway. Nothing which
can be done will be left undone in
this campaign, and with victory
as the watchword, the battle
will be waged without ceasing
until election day.
Chairman May will have the
hearty cooperation of every
county campaign chairman and
local organization in the district
in this fight,
Just now he is mapping out a
plan for Senator Bertram, the
nominee, with reference to speak
ing dates and will soon be ready
to announce an itinery for that
gentleman. Local speakers in
every county will be given all
the work they can do, and the
campaign will be a lively one.
The Democrats see a chance to
win and they are going to take
due advantage of it. Somerset
Times.
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Cnycraft.

The health of this community
is fairly good at present.
Corn cutting and sorghum
making is the order of the day in
this part.
The spelling at Oak Grove on
the 22nd last month was we'll at
tended and we certainly appreci-
ate the good order that prevailed.
Mr.. S. H. Absher, sold to a
Mr.. Allen, of Casey county, a
heifer and some hogs for $155.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Murrell,
attended a birthday dinner at
the home of Mr.. Tom Hanes, of
Sano, last Tuesday.
A series of meeting is being
conducted at BearwalIow by Rev.
Joe Turner and others.
Mr.. Howard Murrell and fam
lily are contemplating making
their future home in Illinois, we
hope they will decide not to go
as we cercainly hate to give them
up
|. Mr.. Porter MurrelI viii leave
in about two weeks for visit to
his brothers in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rubarts, Of
Pellyton, were visiting their
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SparksvilIe.

A little child of Mr.. G. Bragg
is very low with pneumonia.
Miss Bette Gadberry of Co.
lumbia is visiting relatives at
this place.
The singing at Bro. Wooten's
Saturday night was largely at
tended.
Sula, a little girl of Crit James
fell and broke her arm.
Miss Emily Wooten will leave
for Texas Monday to make her
future home.
Married on the 10th, Mr.. Viran
Coomer to Miss Hester Camp
bell.
The spelling at Antioch Friday
night was largely attended and
all reported a nice time.
]. F. Gilpin bought one mule
from Mr.. Jeff Rose for $50.
John Dooley who has been in
Indiana, several months has re-
turned home.
]. F. Gilpin and wife J. T.
Rose and wife, O. w. Breeding
and wife, attended the baptizing
on Harrods Fork Sunday.
Mrs. Cattle Bragg of Cave
City, is visiting relatives at this
place.
Alvin Wilson's little girl is very
sick with pneumonia.
Ollie Tabor Of Fairplay, was
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GradyviIIe.

w L. Grady was at Campbells-
vile last Saturday.
Mr.. j. B. Yates has been suf-
fering with Rheumatism for the
past week.
Rev. Cave called in his ap-
pointment at this place last Sun
day on account of the protract-
ed services at Uuion.
Mr.. James @. Diddle will
leave in a few days for Quanah,
Texas, where he will reside for
some time.
Mr.. H. A. Moss, of Green's
burg, stopped over night with
relatives last Thursday while en-
route to his home.
Miss Pearl Hindman, our eff
ficient School Superintendent, in
company with DR.. U. L. Taylor,
of Columbia, was in our midst
one day last week.
Mrs. Finis Finn has been in a
very critical condition for the
past week or ten days,
Rev. John Roach, of Eastfork,
called in to see US one day last
week while visiting his son near
this place.
We are glad to note that Chas.
Sparks, of Weed, who is an ex
pert in the blacksmith business
has rented property at this place
and will move his family to thi:
place'in the near future. Mr.
Sparks will open up a first-clas!
shop here. Success to you Char
lie.
4 Our farmers put in the larger
part of last week cutting ant
housing tobacco and we are glat
to note that the larger part O
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now until the election. Other
speakers will also take the field,
and every effort will be made to
get out the full Bertram vote.
Every bodysshould become inter-
ested, keep busy until Novem
the 9Th. then elect a man who
will be a credit..to the district.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05

transacting business here a few
days ago.
Rev. L. F. Payne filled his
regular appointment at Antioch
Sunday.
Died, on the 10th Mr.. James
Sneed, with complication of dis
eases. He leaves a wife and
three children to mourn his loss.
the funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Jessie and the
remains laid to rest in the family
burying ground.
Mrs. Lula James is very sick at
this writing.
Sorghum making is the order
OF the day.
Mr.. Gillian Breeding and wife
spent Friday night with O. w.
Breeding and family.
Mr.. Joe Brake and wife are
visiting in Cumberland county.
Leslie Roberts has returned to
Oklahoma.
Henry Moss of Greensburg, is
transacting business at this place.
Miss Mary Hays is on the sick
list.
Whit Rowe and wife and Mrs.
j. w. Yarberry visited relatives
at Dirige Sunday.
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DirigO.

A dog belonging to Mr.. ]. w.
McClister died the other day.
From his actions it is believed
that he was mad. but John kept
him. confined so that he did no
damage.
The Harrodsfork ball team
crossed bats with the Sparksville
team at the diamond of the latter
last Saturday. At the close of
the game the score stood % to 6
in favor of Harrodsfork. These
teams will try their strength
again next Saturday at the Har-
rodsfork diamond.
Born, to the wife of James G.
Stotts on the 10Th girl.
Miss Nora Bradshaw, of Mont
pelier community, is now a clerk
in Melvin Petty's store at Pic
mic.
A little child of Mr., and Mrs.
John Cummins' died last Mon
day night. 1t had lung fever.
Gardner Harvey and wife,
who have been making their
home in Idaho for the past twen-
ty-five or thirty years. are visit
ing relatives in this community.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather last Friday night the
spelling at Greenbriar was a sue
Ecess.
have just learned that the
Republican and Harmony schools
have been dismissed on account
Of diphtheria.
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Russell Springs.

Judge Murrell of Columbia is
here for few days stay.
F. L. Wilson was in Louisville
last week.
Mrs. Tina Wells, Mrs. Susie
Vaughn and daughter, returned
Sunday from a visit to Columbia.
Mr.. Richard Hadley is in a very
serious condition. He has been
confined to his bed for sometime.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05

A prominent Whitley county
gentleman, one who is in posi-
ton to know, stated a few days
ago, that Caleb Powers spent
$4,000 in the recent primary
between him and Edwards. He
further stated that this money
was given him while in prison,
that he would have to spend
$50, 900 more if he defeated Bert
ram.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05

Vice President Sherman is not
in it with Teddy. He went to
State convention saying that he
would be elected temporary chair.
man. He returned home sorrow
fully. Teddy is determined to
have his way in New York if it
splits the party and it appears to
be considerably split.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05

daughter, Mrs. Luther Maupin,
a few days of last week.
There was singing at Oak
Grove last Friday night conduct
ed by l. NJ. Grimsley.
Ii you can't play croquet don't
visit the Oak Grove School for a
game, as it takes professional
to beat 'em.
Rev. Geo. Dehart preached at
Oak Grove last Sunday.
The pupils of the Oak Grove
school are contemplating having
an entertainment on Thanksgiv-
ing.
The nomination of Senator
Bertram for Congress, to oppose
Caleb Powers was certainly hail
ed with joy by the Democrats of
this part of the district.
1t seems that the vision of the
mill Shed" singer, now Of
Berea, KY, has formed an image
near Sulphur Vale, Adair county,
place more magnificent than
the ancient groves of Athens.
Come again old boy.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05

The passport of Angelo AL
bano from Ital y has been found
at New Orleans, and complica-
tons may now arise with the
Italian government. 1t will be
remembered that Albano was
lynched at Tampa, Fla, two
weeks ago. 1t will likely be UP
to this government to prove thai
the lynched man was an Ameri
can citizen.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05

The Republican State Conven-
ton of New Hampshire adopted
platform prepared by the pro
gressives' and indorsed Presi-
dent Taft for carrying out to
such a large degree the policies
of Theodore Roosevelt"
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05

Col. Theodore Roosevelt was
elected temporary chairman Of
the New York State Republican
Convention at Albany by a vote
of 568 to 443 received by Vice
President Sherman, the nominee
of the State committee. The
Vice President was one of a com.
mittee of two to escort the Colo.
mel to the stand. Col. Abraham
Gruber, of New York, made I
bitter attack on Col. Roosevelt OF
behalf of the "Old Guard. >