davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04

various times receive for ne ~ Nicholas
Bank. rh- B'nokiyn What and Wac
house company ard IN. Third Avenue
Rallrc "a In l~aS n" married Mis-. Julia
NJ. Murphy 4 daVgh,e- vi ex-senator
ldwa-! Murphs. J. The ceremony was
reformed IN Washington 10y Ar hbishop
CorrlGan
H. was = tall. well hull, man. Young
looking AZ b. with carefully kept fun
"eayd and mu-taCr.'. wide forehead and
handsome features He was fond of
outdoor life. and IN ms earlier days wa
a tav"rltc rowing pupil ct David Roach
At the New York Athletic club He hkeSi
To- 10 fishing and Sp"il' MANY uf n vIca-
tom angling Tor trout and bass.
some years ago h" TOOK especial pride
IN his 'rottlnC horses az these kenil-
worth. Sweepstakes. Dun -GnrCtou and
John Madden We're the hest known Mr.
Grant was familiar figure twenty years
ago holding IN" r"lns over bag fast
stopper In hIs later wears lie liked TO
golf and was a member of several clubs
around New YORK
III. wa- familiar with German literature
and fond ~ in ging German songs. some
uI which j." had learned a. a boy at school
IN Bcrnn
Will" not ;aClturu. Hugh J Grant was
known as silent man Ne made no pre-
tensions to oratory. hut wrote "A good letter.
~ Mayor II III" city he was very APP
prnackahle and denied himself to few
callers He held that he was at once the
guardian and servant Of the people anu
that At all proper times they should have
access To- nam.
II was laid by those who knew him
beet hat h. made christ mas an excuse
for spending considerable money ia
presents and IN charity. In business ne
was cautious and conservative shrewd
and thoroughly posted IN business WAYS
and legal procedure He displayed CON
siderable foresight a. 10 the direction OF
growth in New York CITY. ac1Imen winch
resulted profit ably. He was Godfa' her
of Richard Crokers dau Ghter Flossis
and gave her $40 nln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
,L,sh, LiND M0rTWENTs.
Prominent Men Charged Win COnspiriDg
To Defrsud the Cove rnment.

SPOKASE. Wash Nov Six men were
indicted to-day hy the Federal Grand
jury charged with conspiracy 20 defraid
the United States Government out 81
more than COON acres al Alaska coal
lands valued at $500 pppnsp. Tn" indicted
men are Raymond Brown and william
L. Dunn Of Spokan" Charles VI DouRhion.
formerly of Spokane but now NJ Seattle,
ex- Mayor Harry White 81 SEATTLE. now ~
o- Angeles Charles 4 Mckenzie. S.sttl.
capitalist. and Donald 4 Mckenzie ~
"A Arlington and ALiskn
The. charges ar" that IN" Indicted men
had agreements with i3l men who took
up claims Of l8O acres zach in karak. the
mining district 81 Alaska. whereby they
were tO get hall IDtrrr-, ~ thi~ land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
GaiNOR BIDS PRENTICE PRAY


Chairman Prentice OF the Republican
State committee gave out last week q
statement that according to his informa-
ton Mayor Gavnor was no; for the nomi-
nation OF Dix but that his candidate was
Judge keogh The Mayor wrote this
letter Ia Mr. Prentice Yesterday
pE,K sir II might he good thing for
YOU tn stop putting out false statements.
even though you cannot get YOUR campaign
speakers Ia do the ike never favored the
nomination Of Judge keosh for Governor
nor was he n candidate for Governor -
far a. l know. never knew a dividend -
lie GOT Out cf ial-s statements vet. | sup
pc-e. very naturally. that the other state
nient- of fact IN youT published state
ment are equally fal>r. Suppo-r Won pray
every morning for a while for God Ia direct
you 70 tell tho truth and see what fruits
u will hear Nery truly yours.
November 7. 1910 " ! GAYNoR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
TAFT ON FOREIGN ,OIL.
President Accepts Invitation To Visit
Republic Of Panama.

WASHINGTON. Nov = When President
Taft goes down 10 Central America to
inspect The Panama Canal h. - going tn
break a determine ton made some time
ago and kept faithfully. Mr. Taft to-day
accepted an invitation extended 10y {. c
Aro-emena. Minister from the republic
Of Panama. IL visit that republic when
h" i looking over the canal Col RoN-e-
welt visited the Panama republic when
he want down to SEQ the canal several
years ago. hut President Taft had de-
termin.Ad not To- set foot outside Of United
States territory. IL will II" the first time
sine. he is-cama President that Mr. Taft
has ENn" outside this country or left the
protection of the American flag. with the
exception Of the time when ne crossed
the Rio Ora nde IL meet President DIGZ
Of Mexico.
Ii was understood tonight that the
President accepted Mr. Aros-mena in
vttatinn partly for the effect that such an
acc"ptsnC" might have on IN. published
report that this Government cont"np-
lated the annexation IL the territory Of
the Panama republic. Although the
White House refused to- dignity this
report with n denial. the President assured
Mr. ATosemena that 1t was without found
alton.
The President authorized me, said
the Minister after leaving the White
House to make a sweeping denial 20
my Government and 90 any who might
inquire Of tn, statement that the Ameri
can Government has formed any plans
or has given any consideration to any
idea of annexation of the territory Of the
republic of Panama OF ~ taking any
action calculated To deprive 1t u any Of
lis constitutional rights
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
JtgL ron nan reg MN.
Dealers In RIOTS and spots
Convicted.

PHILArFLrII. Nov. :. Tn" first prison
SENTENCE under th. Stat" pure food Law
was PASSED 10y Judg" Barra'i in Quarter
SESSIONS Court to-day upon George -
Ellis. u commission merchant CON icted
week ago Of selling eggs unfit for food
He was sentenced 10 three months IN
III the county prison.
His father. Thomas ID. Fllls. senior
member II tn. firm Of Ellis h son con =
victed on the same charge. was sent enced
10 paw fine Of $500 and costs
Later Abraham staples. a small egg
dealer. was convicted 81 selling RIOTS
and spots to bakers He was also sen =
fenced to three months in the county
Drison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
SCOTCH MARRIAGE FOR GOULD
FRANk n. UEDDfD BFfORE
SHERfFF NJ BSTITt
Brides Name VAS keii,. the same NJ That
Of wifr Who D,> Greed Him- Probably
shes Faith Kelly. Late ef Havana"
Ceren,an, srrrrt-N Nbbetsford.

NrScisi Csns ps,r1isA - rHE SUN
ErISRVRTH. Nov. The Scotsman
says thar Frank , Gould was married
on October % to a lady who sin Sularlv
enough bears the same surname as his
first wife. The ceremony. according
to tho paper. took place b.forr SHERIFF
Substitute Macleod
announcement was recently made that
Mr.. Gould had leased Ahbotsford nobody
imagined that Sir Walter SCOTS historic
residence Was about 10 play a part IN a
wedding romance, the details II which
II fully known might parallel some of the
"a les Of the author of -Waverley.- hu;
it has now transpircd that Mr.. Gould
took home to historic Abhotsford within
the last few days his newly welded second
wife.
Every effort appears To have been made
10 carry through the ceremony as quietly
az possible and with this end IN view the
bridegroom fixed upon the scottish pro-
cedure which only requires n declaration
before two witnesses coupled with petit
ton To- the Sheriff for a warrant to register
the event
One 81 the parties 10 maria &c of this
kind must have been a resident 81 Scot
land for twenty-one dav- before lite
determination. and in order that he mi CHIT
he able To satisfy the sheriff on this point
Mr.. Gould came 10 Scotland about the
beginning ~ last month and took up his
residence at a hotel in Edinburgh.
He was AZ Abbotsford about fortnight
later. and after staying there a week
or so he returned To- Edinburgh for the
wedding ceremony on saturday last.
II was a singularly quiet AFFAIR and there
is reason Ia believe that fortune favored
the wedding party in their efforts To elId,
the public gaze.
Later in the day the couple loft for
Abbotsford. The secret became known
through the entry in book of the
sheriff. clerk.
Edith Kelly. the dancing girl III -Ha-
wanna has been ia Europ. for some
months and has been constantly seen
with Frank J Gould II - said that IN.
has hsrn known in London A. Mrs Frank
Gould II has h~en reported frequently
from London and Paris that the coupl"
Were married
MIR Gould was here for short time
in September and opened his town hous.
az ~, Fifth avenue. bat declined to dis
c,i-s his matrimonial intentions His
first wifss name was Helen Kelly
Last month when Mr. Gould leased
Ahhotsford. tn" former home of Sir
Walter Scott. 1t was .aId that they IN
tended to- 20 Ia Scotland and hav. the
marriag" ceremony performed there
Mr. Could found that Their" was a rlgid
barrier against h- marriage in England
h-cau~.' he had h"rn divorc,-i hy Mr..
Helen Kelly Could They figured that
they wouldn't hav. so much trouble
being married in scotland
u was -ald here last July that the coupl.
were married IN Paris several weeks ha-
fore and thar announcement was made az
a dinner Mr.. Gould CAV. there. Tn. din
nar occurred after the marriage Of Mr.
Gouli- first wif. Ia Ralph Thomas. on
July II. inA =; was said tina; Mr. Gould
wanted his pwn marriage kept secret
until after hlr former wif.''- had occurred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
SENATOR CAY VERY I'LL.
Placed In Atlanta sanitar,un-I Little
Hepr for Recovery.

/. ATLANTA. Nov 3.-tn,ted States Sena-
tor stephens Clay was brought from his
HON" Al Marietta today and placed IN
an Atlanta san'Ia-ium IL IL said -hs, the
Senator'S condition. is desperate and that
there - little hope that ne will recovcr.
senator Clay has not been in good health
for some years
should senator Ilay die his successor
would To- nam~i by Gov. Joseph VI.
Brown. ~ the Legislature will not meet
TIL next June IL Is said that IN the evert
81 Clay's death Gov Brown will appoint
cx-Gov. Joseph " Terrell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
GOES rP IN VET BALLOON.
jacques Faure starts Flight Win Ont,
-Four nags of ballast.

PIrTsFiELp. Mass Nov Carrying
only four bags Of ballast and with rigging
soaked with rain tbs, balloon Piitsfirld
- ~ Released at IN. Aero Park THIS after
noon ~ /: " o'clock with IN. Preach
balloons jacques Faurr as pilot and
VI Walter de Mtimm rs aid II had been
the intention II VI Faure t. try To III,
the Bishop cup. a trophy offered by Corr-
landt Field Bishop Of New YORK for the
longest flight from Massachusetts, this
wear. hut that object was abandoned
wh"n the balloon was weighed IN and
the small amount Of ballast attached.
In. balloon drifiad lazily southward
and lat. this afternoon was reported
near Great harrington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
Measles rror, the Mediterranean.

About fifty passengers On the steam
ship Tltonia. which arrived yesterday
from Mediterranean ports. were III with
measles ana the steamship was detained
at Quarantine for long timeIwhile the
sick were removed Co Hoffman Island.
The Tlionia came from Trieste. Piume.
Ns-sina and Alneria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04
BRyixD FORMS 4 wINISTR, &.
Protrclionist Ia Be Finance Minister
ys,Iirrana nut Of Public Works.

1psfrsI CIbir DSspdfch 10 TIE Sus
PARIS. nov. 3.-N. BRAND bes formed
"A new Ministry. The most significant
change is hat VI Puech replaces VI
Milierand a. Minister Of Public Works.
Posts and T.Iegraphs. NJ. Xlotz he
corne- Minister 81 Finance III room %
" Coch-ry.
I.ouia I.IIcisn klotz il n strong prot""-
ZIONIST He piIoted the latest tarif
through Parliament. lie sits IN IN"
Chamber 81 Deputies for the district Of
Montdidier IN the Somma and ~ clas-"d
- a radical socialist. He ~ a lawyer and
- S2 years old.
Louis Jean Pusch - Deputy for the
THIRD district 81 the Seine. "a Paris con
Al Ituency He also ~ radical socialist
By profession he ~ q lawyer. practising
in tho Appeals Court. He - ~ years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04

" NO ar~iEC ~ ani depart from n"W I~nnsN 10 anita
station I'm ~ n l.ii 4 ami after nov I'm
shortest amt qursr-' r"I'" 60 arf rom The
south. ,Dutr"A>t And Syuthwcsi Dining Hnd
Stepping rar s"F.lrr ! pFrr". - 5th AZ .
cor 18Th - idr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04

"a TOMOBu.t Mas ~. sApANNAH.
Fast Trains DAILY eHgh direction Allan tic
coast Line, 1910 way. PbOBe 100 Madison. >iss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-04

Tn s.yoM0B RACES - SANSAH.
10000 srhsSfuIr va Seaboard Air Line Hv IL.
w = "a Pu ST Ss,sBnsh " ~ neAi nog,,. =, .
,r,-,ty. -Soy Firrfrir lighted sleeper Ofs~.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
"Dry" Forces Alarmed

Guthrie, Ok, May 2o. o's, ', ral alarm exists among piv.' ~, bitionists over the discovery ; ', {. all the Democratic cano'us .r for governor but one nave rb ed the prohibition cause, ,,, growing strength of Lesd didat Ross. the local optien canuso so, of the Democrats for go.e'b ', ,b has awakened the fear ' hi midst of the leaders Of 'lle pos m saloon league that N''h h;hitiol against the field, the plo .r th' vote may be divided am0ns seandi other four Democra'lo tht dates for governor eh'o aninst anti-prohibitionists to .ornor.
 their candidate for
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
To Handle Potato Crop

Fort Smith, May So.--ln Iron Mountain and Frisco ral ways are making preparations haul about 500 cars of pota'Ot from this section of the s'a' next month. The farmers haV many of them, sold thelr crO! ! already, realizing about cents per bushel for them M. Mv' of the shipments will be to h'' sas City and St Louis, al'llO's some points farther nor'u 2 ceive a number of cars.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
For rough pine lumber phoo,

For rough pine lumber phopl |13.
 Walter Murrah left this mornl ing to spend a few days at Murl freesboro on business.
 On accout of poor bu siness
 the moving picture show at th@ opera house, has temporaril ssI pended operations.
 w. A. Hatley returned todsj from Atlantic City, New Jerseey| where he has been attending thd sessions of the General AssemblJ of the Presbyterian Church, u s. A. Mass meeting at opera hOus@ \ tonight at s o'clock, for the pur| pose of organizing a Businesd Mems League. Let every on4 come out, and make this Boost CTS Tn eeting.
 The family of J. T. J. Dawsod expect to leave Prescott Wednes| day for Friona, Texas, wher1 they will join MT. Dawson ana will make that place their futur| home. During their stay here| these people have made many friends and the best ot wlsne5 will follow them to thelr neT home.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
Golden Gate Teas are better.

Golden Gate Teas are better.
 Dale Philips, of Hope, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday.
 The Epworth Leagues of the Little Rock conference will meet at Camden June : to 9, inclusive.
 Under the opera house can be fond hammocks, coolers, freezers and refrigerators.
 Prescott Supply & Hdw. Go.
 PrescOtt's second school nine left today for Hope, where they will engage school team of that place in game of ball this after noon.
 Miss Jessie Phillips, of Hope, passed through Prescott yester- day, en route to Albany town ship, where she went on visit to friends and relatives.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
Let Ed Baretield fit your spec

Let Ed Barefield fit your spec tacleS.
 Mayor Andrews was quite busy this morning attending to the dispensing of justice 10 seve- ral members of the colored race, who were guilty cutting up Sat. urday night.
 Reports from farmers are to the effect that the Irish potato crop this year is quite short. Bad stands at the start, and unfavor- able weather conditions follow irg are reSposible.
 In the game of ball Saturday between Sutton and Prescott, the former won by a score of : to ,. The game was played at Bluff Springs, and our boys de sire to thank the good people of that section for the splendid re- ception given.
 The News is getting out 5000 large quarter sheet posters ad- vertising the District Land Con gress Picnic to be held at High. land on June 11th, under the auspices of the P X N. w. Railroad, and which promises to be the biggest thing of the kind to be held in this part of the state this summer.
 Golden Gate Gunpowder Tea.
 Golden Gate English Breakfast Tea.
 Golden Gate Ceylon. Tea.
 Golden Gate Japan Tea.
 Golden Gate Black and Green Tea.
 Golden Gate Coffees are sec ond to none.
 Everything bearing Golden Gate carries our guarantee.
 Let us send you package.
 Call 00.
 Mcdaniel Hardware Co.
 Married-Saturday afternoon at , o'clock, Mr' Chas. l.. flaw kins of Oklahoma City, Okla., to Miss Emma Wilson, of Prescott. MT. Hawkins is a brother of Mrs. J. o. A. Bush, and is connec ted with the Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma City, and young man of most promising future, and Is Prescott reared boy who has secured for a wife one of Missouri townships most cul- tured women. Miss Wilson is q daughter of Willis Wilson, and has been achin z in the Prescott h O the past session, and is a most worthy young lady. The happy couple left Saturday night for Olzlanoma City, their future home, followed by the best wish es of host of friends here.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
Local News,

Visit the park and take ride. Chas. F. Bemis returned today from a]Nisit to Little Rock.
 For Sale-A good horse
 Sam o. Logan.
 Ready made lingerie dresses, at reduced prices, at Moncrief Millinery Go.
 John c. Peay, of Murfreesboro, was spending short while in Prescott yesterday.
 o. B. Gordon left this morning ing for Hot Springs, where he will spend the day
 Mrs. M. c. Dumbeck, of Kan sas City,is a guest of relatives ill the city for a few days.
 Cleveland Gam, of Little Rock came in yesterday on visit to relatives here and at Laneburg.
 Weaver Jordan, who has been spending the past several days here returned today to his home at Oklahoma City.
 For Sale-My residence prop erty on West Front street. Two blocks from depot. Seven room house, three 4v.,. Apply to Mrs. D. F. Andrew 5.
 A. A. Woodul and family spent yesterday in Albany township, where they attended the fifth Sunday meeting at New Liberty Church near Sutton.
 MT. and Mrs. Thos. c. McRae, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Wright, MT. and Mrs. Sam 0. Logan and Irwin Blakely are spending to- day on the lakes fishing.
 Felix Lutenbacher, who has been barbering for the past few months in the shop of J. w. Nc Kelvey, left yesterday for Cove, in Polk county, whele he will make his future home.
 Today the News begins a telegraphic service, which we trust will be appreciated by ou1 readers. During the dull summer months, this service will supply our readers with all tie foreign news, the local features being handled as heretofore.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
Drug Store Goods
 BY WIRE.

Telephone for any drug store want you have, and leave it to us to make just as careful selec- tion as you would yourself.
 Phone orders are always de- livered rush, and cost you no more.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
Golden Gate Teas.

Nothing equals Golden Gate.
 Monday for colored people at the park.
 Summer is upon us, and the local weather man this morning recorded 91 degrees for the maximum of yesterday.
 Sidney A. Chappell, deputy supervisor in the director of forestry's office at Hot Springs. came in yesterday and spent the day with his family here.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
Fred Guthrie spent yesterday

ISo ouuiil i0 St'Sho N'' ' in Fulton.
 John T. Milburn, of Gurdon, came down yesterday on a visit to the home folks.
 The Leonard Refrigerators are absolutely guaranteed and are the best, take a peep.
 Prescott Supply & Hdw. Co.
 Miss Ruth Stewart, of Gurdon, who has been spending a few days here as the the guest of the Misses Haynie, returned home yesterday.
 Grand Chancellor Chappell, of the Knights of Pythias of Arkan- sas, has appointed K. P. Hamby, of this city, as a member of the Judiciary Committee of the Jurisdiction of Arkansas. Mir. and Mrs. Jess Morris. re- turned yesterday from Morrill, ton, where they attended the Arkansas Press Association, and latere made an excursion trip to Fayetteville
 Fred Nichols, who has been spe nding several days visiting in Camden returned home Satur- day night, and this morning re Sumed his duties as conductor on the Prescott and Northwest. ern Railroad.
 Grand Chancellor F. F. Chap, pell, Of the Knights of Pythias of Arkansas, left today for Nash vile, where he will be present at 1 the meeting of the lodge tonight when several candidates will be initiated, and an important meet ing of the lodge will be held.
 Fred Murrah and Buzz Brooks returned Saturday night. from Camden, where they have been running a box ball alley for the past few weeks and will remain at home for awhile. Mr. Murrah is undecided where he will place his alleys in the future, and it is not unlikely that he will move them to Prescott.
 The members of the Fortnight ly Club, together with their husbands were most pleasantly entertained on Saturday evening by Mrs. w. N. Bemis, at her home, and those present enjoyed one of the best social events of the season. A spirited contest of 800 was engaged, at the close of which covers were spread for a most tempted luncheon. The eve ming throughout was one of con- tlnual pleasure, and at an appro priate hour the guests bade their charming hostess good night, with expressions of a most happy evening.
 Judge A. NJ. Denman this morning appointed the following delegates to the meeting of the Arkansas State HorticulturalSo. ciety, which has been called for Tuesday, June 7th, and which will meet at the Hotel Marion. in Little Rock. The object of the meeting is to take the necessary and proper steps to develop and exploit the horticultural resour- ces of Arkansas: A. M. Els worth, A. A. Gordon, H. E. Bem- is, Chas. E. Shankle, o. H. Hel. big, j. l.. Bell, Levi Moore, Ed Hood, B. F. Steee, M. w. Grees- on, w. l.. Britt and c. @. Hamby.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-30
ESTERLv M DRUG STORE V

Where your trade is appreciated
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-05
WRITER DECLARES LIFE
is NOT MERE EXISTENCE
Doing, Thinking and Feeling
Given as characteristics

The London Telegraph has been Sc
riously considering the possibility OF
prolonging life by means of matri-
mony. 1t has heard from physicians
that married men live longer than
those who decline to submit to mat
rimonial exactions. but it gravely puts
forth the opinion that mere longevity
is not to be recommended as thing
worth striving for.
Life is not mere existence" says
the London essayist. "It is activity,
doing, thinking, feeling All that gives
opportunity for that extends and in
creases life. though 1t may shorten
the mere term of days. So we can
hardly set ourselves with any fervor
to the worthy task of increasing the
marriage rate by means of promising
long life to the married"
1t is not to be supposed that the
English writer has ever heard the joke
which has it that the married man
bachelor, but has cause to think he
does. Perhaps he would not under
stand it even if he were to hear it,
and II doesn't matter anyhow, says the
Chicago Record Herald. What is i'm
portant is the statement that life
is activity. doing, thinking, feeling"
If this be true the woman who occu-
pies the automobile when 1t turns a
double somersault in the circus must
get a good deal more out of life than
comes to her who boards with her hus-
band at a fashionable hotel, while the
man who sits on the deck of his pri-
vate yacht and smokes expensive
cigars is "a dead one in comparison
with the boy who has prodded a hor-
nets nest-if doing, thinking and feel
ing constitutes life.