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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07

Shanshai, Dec. 6.-The southern
reyolutionaries apparently are more
than ever determined upon efface-
ment of the Manchu administration,
even to the child emperor as the
only term upon which peace can be
made. The abdication of the regent
is regarded with suspicion. according
to revolutionary leaders tonight and
the dual guardianship is unsatisiac-
tory.
Notwithstanding the peace negotia-
tions at Wu Chang and Shanghai,
those at the head of the republican
movement at a meeting tonight de-
cided to float the first issuance of
republican war bonds bearing twelve
per cent interest, repayable in six
years by the agent of the new repub-
lican bank, which has capital of
100000 taels at the present time
subscribed entirely by Chinese.
Hope was expressed at the meet
ing that Americans could be induced
to subscribe.
One speaker said the United States
was the olly country to which China
looked for sympathetic assistance,
because the United States was the
only disinterested friend of China's
millions of starving and oppressed
people.
Arrangements practically have been
completed for meeting of delegates
representing the Shanghai republicans
and Yuan Shi Kai to discuss the
terms of peace. Wu Ting Fang, sec
retary of foreign affairs of the re-
publican side. has been invited to go
to Wu Chang to join in the peace
negotiations there, but has declined.
He considers the negotiations at WI
Chang unofficial, as the center OF
republican government has been
transferred to Shanghai pending the
declaring of Marking as capital OF
the republi.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
HUNTING FOR
GEN. REYES
GENERAL HAS ENTERED AND
AUTHORITIES ARE ENDEAv
oRlNG TO LOCATE HIM.
Madero Says He is Confident He Ie
Starting Revolution But Says the
Outbreak Would be But
But Short Lived.

Mexico City. Dec, G. .--Somewhere
between Roma a little town IA Texas
on the Rio Grande, and brownsville.
opposite Matamoras, on the Mexican
side. at the mouth Of the river, Goa
eral Bernardo Reyes is dodging Tex
as rangers and Maderos rnrales. ii the
information sent 10 the National PAT
ace is correct.
Whether the indicted general Is
snoops and enter the interior, ot
whether he expects to make his way
to the gulf and there embark for
foreign lands or for some point in
the south of his own country Is
purely conjecture.
The government has been informed
by its secret service agents tnat
Reyes has crossed the border. Pres.
ident Madero stated that Reyes had
appeared at Mier, small town op-
posite Roma and that since his re-
ports indicated that he was mosine
towards the gnlf, either on the Am
erican or the Mexican side of the
river
The minister OF Interior Abran
Gonzales. expressed the opinion that
Reyes was trying 10 get TO fhe
coast TO hoard a. steamer that woulI
transfer him later to one going to
Europe.
President Madero declared the gov
ernment had absolute proof that
Reyes has planned 4 revolution, shaa,ts,
he added. If ha ever gets II under
way , am confident that IL can lasi
only a very short time He canno'
possibly succeed he lacks the pop
ular support that is essential to. sue.
cess The governmJnt will whip
him."
The president stated, however. that
he believed Reyes would be captured
',efore he could get his revolution well
bcsun.
In 7amipaulis, but far to the soutn
of the regiou Reeves is believed. TO
De, traversing. Emilio Acosta. who il
leadiTg a band OF Reyistas. has TAX
ell possession of the town Of Xleoten
euri. His men had brief eneount
or with the little garrison. killine
thies and wounding number TIE
Jail was opened and the prisoners in,
lied to ioin Acosta's forces Most
~ them accepted fine guns and am
runit,tn in the barracks were a2
plopriatcd.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
TEXAS HEREFoRDs WIN.
Fort Worth Man Gets Honor at Gig
Stock Show.

Chicago. Dec. 6.-rlrst prize for
the best car load OF cattle exhibited
at the international Stock Show here
was won by Captain s II Burnett OF
Fort Worth, Texas
He won first in short horns. Here
fords and speeial classes.
The east for the first time since
the stock show became an annual ia
stitution, defeard the West today
in the grading of fine stock on exnihi-
ton. The distinction came in tue
Judging of Clysdala draft horses.
The chief winners OF blue ribbons
wtNe Robert A. Fairburn Dn New
Market, N. j.. and Conyn G.. Ham
bros of Wilkes Barre, Pa. The form
er's stallion Mikado was Judged 10
be the best exhibited at the stock
show.
In the cattle classes Ohio won the
largest number OF blue ribons. Can
ada carried o-k ane highest sheep
hs;iors and SGT ;:;:a. =; i; ;;s:s; =; Aass
horns cattle
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
Says Burns FaIsifies

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE McNam-
ara ways and means defense COM
mittee composed of a NUMBER OF
officers of the American Federation
of Labor held an extended confer
ence here today. but failed to reach
a decision as to what action they
should take or what report they
would make in the case in Los An
geles.
F. M. Ryan, president of the On
ternational Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers, the association of which
the McNamaras were members, refus-
ed TO make any comment whatever
as to what had occurred in the meet
ing and Frank A. Morrison, secre-
tary of the federation, declined to
give information.
Preceding the meeting, President
Gompers of the federation, in whose
office the conference was held, biz
10Y a. "iAdi5htu w y DuTHS, SHe
detective in the Mcnamara case, be-
cause the latter had been quoted as
saying that Mr.. Gompers knew the
McNamaras were guilty.
Detective Burns evidently be-
lieves," said Mr.. Gompers. that if
he repeated a falsehood often enough
it may become truth. On no other
theory would he repeat the falsehood
that | knew the McNamaras were
guilty. I havS repeatedly empha-
sized the fact that had every rea-
son to believe me McNamaras were
innocent. had their assurances that
they were innocent and no one was
more astounded than 1 when learn
ed of theirs guilt"
After the conference Secretary
Morrison said nothing would be made
public until the committee had
reached a conclusion. He. asserted
that while he did not know as yet
how much money there would be left
of the 100000 collected for the de-
Tense fund, he knew it would be
comparatively small amouat as AT
torney Darrow had been given $4,000
as a retainer and there had been
other heavy expenses.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
WOMEN AGAINST PROHIBITION.
Los Angeles suffraoettes vote Win
Liquor Element.

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. Com
rlete returns from 3l5 out of S17
ftecncts in yesterdays municipal
ELECTION give George Alexander, in
cumbent, candidate of the good gov.
ernment league, for mayor S3,97S
votes and Job Hartman socialist, So
29} The two missing precincts in
30 suburbs had Il registration OF
l5gh arr are expe ted To ria about
even between Alexander and Harri-
man.
Thr entire good government ticket
was elected. No socialist candidate
for any office came within 25,Oc1
votes of winning
OF the successful candidates for
members of the board of education.
Joseph Scott. who was allied with
the counsel for the defense of the
McNamaras. finished last He is now
president of the board.
Prohibition was defeated. there be-
ing 31,169 votes for it and sT.s4f
against It.
Many women voted against thd
prohibition measure.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
FATAL POLO GAME.

San Angelo, Tex, Dec. Six Mex
leans engaged in a pitched battle on
the banks of the Peeos river south
west of here today after dispute
concerning their merits as water po'
10 players two beng killed and q
third so badly wounded the suryiv-
ors believed he was dead. The three
bodies were thrown into the river.
The wounded man revived crawled to
the bank of the stream where he was
found and told bis story. The au-
thorities have made two arrests.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
PRINCE CHUM
HAS RESIGNED
IMPERIAL EDicT GUSTS MEMBER
OF ROYAL FAMILY OF CHINA
FROM HIS JOB.
Southern RevoIutionists Are Determ-
ined to Efface the Manchu oyn-
asty Only Term to Estap
Iish Peace.

Peking, Dec. 6.-An edict an
nouncing the resignation Oh the re-
gent, Prince Chun, was issued today
by the empress dowager. 1t is signed
by members of the cabinet; points Qua
that the administration has been un-
popular, that a constitutional govern
ment has not yet been established,
explaining this by the fact that COM
plications arose, the peoples hearts
were broken and the country was
thrown into turmoil. The regent re
grets that his repentence came too
late and feels that if he continued in
power his commands would soon be
disregarded.
The edict continues:
"He wcpt and pleaded to resign,
thu regency at the same time express
ing his earnest intention tG abstain
from polItkk~ l, the empress do
WAGER, living in the place am ignor-
ant Of the state OF affairs, but know
that rebellion exists and fighting con-
tinues, causing disaster everywhere,
while the commerce OF friendly ma.
tions suffer. The regent is honest,
though ambitious. Being misled, he
has harmed the people; therefore his
resignation is accepted.
The edict demands loyalty to the
ministers from the people, who
must now realize that the court
does not object to the surrender OF
the power vested in the throne"
The regent has been granted 50,-
600 taels annually from the imperial
household allowances.
AS the imperial and revolutionary
leaders at Hankow have not yet come
to an understanding, the armistice has
been extended for an additional three
days.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
GEORGIA PRIMARY. .
Fine Weather Promised FOR Nomina-
tion of Governor,

Atlanta. Dec 6.-With prospects
of fine weather and a heavy vote in
the gubernatorial primary in Georgia
tomorrow the campaign managers in
the three sided contest for the seat
vacated by Hoke Smith ali are pre-
dieting victory for their candidates.
Ex Governor Joseph Brown, who was
defeated by Hoke Smith in the re-
cent election again is seeking the
office. He is opposed by former
state treasurer Pope Brown and
Judge r. Brussell.
The prohibit.cN question has been
injected into the campaign by the
candidacy of Judge Russell who is
running on local option platform.
In addition DO selecting new
governor, the people OF the state will
vote for the first time for a COM
missioner of commerce and labor for
which there are two candidates, ii.
M. Stanley, an editor of Dublin and
Joseph Mccarthy of Savannah, a
member Of the Legislature.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
KIDNAPPED AND ROBBED.

Fort Smith, Ark, Dec. 6.-M. /.
Martin, prominent planter of Moffett
Washington county. was kidnapped
this morning by two masked men,
while he was enroute to his field. He
was blindfolded snd led to woods
where he was keptaprisoner all day
He was robbed, he Gays, then gagged
and started On his way, home. Sheriff
Caudle Of Fayetteville, and a pach
of bloodhounds started in pursuit OF
his assailants. but the dogs lost the
trail. 1T is believed Martin was
Fidiiared BY By nigh: iiisSha: riders whe have
made frequent depredations in
Washington county lately.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
ENoows COLLEGES.

Elthorn, Wis, Dec. 6.-The viii
of Henry Strong, filed for probate
today provides forr the establishment
OF an educational fund for the aid OF
poor students in western end south
ern universities, anad colleges, Six
per cent the net income of the
estate. which it y estimated viii
amount to $4,000 year. is set aside
for this fund until q years after the
death of the last of the testators'
children sad grandchildren
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
RACING MAN RElNsTATED.

New York, Dec. 6.-The board OF
review of the National Trotting As
sociation today decided adversely on
the petition of q. w. Spears, OF
Morrlstown, N. j., for reinstatement
Spears expulsion followed the scandal
in 1905 growing oft OF the famous
Gold ICupY flce at Memphis be-
tween Lou Dillon and Iaior Delmar.
1t was alleged at the time that ef-
forts were made to have Lou Dillon
lose the race and that Spear was us
ed es tool to this end.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
RRoHisiTion CONVENTION.
win Be Held at Atlantic City, N. ).
This Year.

Chicago, Dec. 6.-Atlantic City was
chosen today as the place for the
national convention of the prohibition
party next year. The time was left
to the chairman of the meeting, which
selected the convention city The
date will probably be between June
90 and July 20.
Differences of opinions between tire
progressives and standpatters OF the
party were sharply expressed and an
attack was made on Chairmn Chas.
r.. Jones of the National Committee
by followers of Oliver w. Stuart OF
Chicago. formerly chairman sad now
leader of the progressives.
The conservatives threatened 10
bring the meeting to an abrupt adj
journment before the place for next
years convention had been selected,
but this was ayerted when the pro
gressiyes gave over for a a.me & cir
contention as to the value OF Caair.
man Jones service.
James Woerterd1ka. chairman OF
the state commit q OF Callfo snia.
was not allowed to appear as dele
gate, after long and acrid discus
sion. Woerterdyke was one OF those
who as a progressive had sought TO
bring the differences TO a conclusion
by suggesting an Investigation OF the
.treasurer's statement
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07


There cga be no arbitration. no
delay. Russia has acted boldly ana
shamelessly."
REPRESENTATIVE Henry NJ Goldlogel,
New York, said g.
america has tolerated entirely tot
long Russia's defiant. and insulting
conduct. The time for action is
at hand
Former Congressman William s.
Bennett of New York, said
The fight to abrogate the Russian
treaty is a fight for principles. We
win not permit any part of our peo-
pie to be Disseminated against De.
cause of religious belief
Governor Harmon sent letter o.
regret in which he supported the
spirit OF the meeting.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
KILLED IN WRECK.
Engineer and Fireman Meet Death
and Many injured.

and Many injured.
Helena, Ca, Dec. g. Engineer II :.
H. Rakestraw and Fireman SuttoA.
both of Macon were killed and q
score OF persons were injured when
Southern Railway passenger train No.
16 was derailed near here tonight.
The bodies of Rakestraw and SUI
ton We're under the debris and will
probably not be recovered until morn
ing.
Mrs. j. II Hand OF Hazlehurst ap-
pears to be the only passenger SER
lonslv ininred She Sc SUFFERING from
hemorrtiases.
According to Southern officials, who
are on the scene. the wreck probably
was caused by the rails spreading
under the weight OF the two locomo.
tives. which were pulling the train
The crew of the second engine escap-
ed serious injury.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
GET WAGE INCREASE.

Cincinnati, o.. Dec. Announce
ment was made here tonight that
the enginemen on the Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Queen
End CresoenO railroad would get a
substantial increase in wages and a
fem miner changes in working con.
ditions, The agreement was signed
today by General Manager Horace
Baker AMI members of committee
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
SUSPEND CIVIL SERVICE

Havana, Dec 6.-Anxiety regard
ing the result of the movement If the
veterans associations for the removal
from public office of all persons
ormerly hostile to the cause of IN
dependence, which this morning
reached an acute stage, was greatly
relieved tonigiht by the passage by
the house of representatives of a bill
suspending the civil service law for
six months, thus empowering the
president to dismiss summarily ob.
ieetionable officers. The bills pas
sage in the senate is practically as
sured.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07

Indianapolis. Ind, Dec. 6.-That
the federal government has been
watching closely the movements of
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor was
made known here tonight, when Unit
ed States District Attorney Miller
told If secret Wash agton confer
ence held between The labor head and
Prosecutor Baker of this county. The
visit was made about the time the
county officials were attempting tn
prevent the federal authorities from
gaining possession of the books ana
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
WOULD OPEN WATERWAY /.

Constantinople. Dec lin view cf
possible Italian action with respect
TO the Dardanelles. Russia has ex-
pressed q desire 10 discuss the whole
question OF opening the straits TO
Russian warships. Russia aggests that
her ships might be allowed 10 pass
through the Dardanelles singly after
notification bas been given to Tur.
key as agreed in the casa OF ships
OF the volunteer fleet Turkey offi-
cials appear TO be not lnelsaed To
agree with this suggestion.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
FAMOUS SINGER DEAD.

New York, Dec. g.. Eduardo Mis-
siano. one OF the baritones Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, died
suddenly tonight from heart trouble.
Missiano is credited with the dissor.
cry of Enrico Caruso. the tenor.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07
N 'NANARAS
TO FACE JURY
WILL BE CALLED UPON TO TELL
WHAT THEY KNOW OF PAR
TlclPATloN OF OTHERS.
ortIe McManigaI Will Also be a
Prominent Witness Before Inquis.
itorial Body at Los An
geles, California.

Los ANGELES, CAL Dec 6-Wheth
er John J Mcnamara and his broth
er, James b. Mcnamara, now await
ing commitment to San Quentin pen
I hentisry would tell enolgh about
other persons to make it worth while
TO take them before a federal grand
jury was a question unde consider
alton tonight by officers concerned.
Grand jury subpoe0aes had Tf.t
been issued tonight. although Oscar
Lawler. who has been especially as
signed to this case by Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham. had a long talk
with the two men today.
The question was raised today as
to whether a convicted felon could
ba allowed to testify before the
grand jury s.ld whether the testimony
of the McNamaras If given, might in
validate subsequent indictments.
Attorneys connected with the Nc
Namara defense said the only rea-
son the McNamaras might not be
called would be tnat it would do 40
good, as any one could testify be
fore q grand jury, state or federal.
Attorney Joseph Scott added to
this opinion that convicted felon.
after testifying before a grand jury
could not go into court as a witness
to substsntiate what he had told the
grand jury.
Lawier had a conference today with
Malcolm McLaren, agent of the de-
tective agency, which arrested the
McNamaras and Ortie Mechanical
The confession of McManigal was
considered. He probably will appear
before the federal grand jury whe
ther the McNamaras do or not.
Men close to the McNamaras today
said there were small chances that
James b. would talk enough to impii-
cate any one else.
Commitments to take the men TO
prison were made up yesterday. but
were not served They will be held
until the grand jury question is set
tied.
Clerk Monroe of Judge BordweIl's
court appears sl today before the
judge with a stack of kilograms and
letters which had accumulated since
last Friday when the McNamaras
confessed.
DO you wish to see these, iudge?'
he asked
NO" he said. you may keep them. a"
Many OF the letters demanded the
death penalty for James b. McNam
ara and some bore signatures of local
labor unions. They were destroyed.
The course the federal grand jury
will take when it begins its. work
tomorrow may be confined to the
explosions which have. occurred on
the Pacific Coasa Indianapolis it
was said could take care of the rest,
A report that Milton Schmidt and
David Kaplan, indicted here for muir
der in connection with the Times
dynamiting We're about to be arrest
ed in the East, aroused great inter-
est tonight Next to James B. Nc
Namara. Schmidt is said to know
more about the Times disaster than
any other maa. Schmidt, Kaplan and
Mcnamara were together on various
expeditions it is said.
Attorney Joseph Scott, whose re
election to the school board, of which
he Is now president. was threatened
because OF his association in the
Mcnamara defense. discovered today
that he had been successful, finishing
at the bottom in the list of majori-
ties. In the preceding election ne
led the ticket
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07

representing the workers. The nego-
tiations have been in progress for
about four months and the new
conditions will go into effect at
once.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-12-07

Washington. D. c., Dec. 6.-Fore.
cast for Arkansas: Unsettled Thurs
day, rain at night or Friday
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-09-15
CHAPTER XxXI.-Continued.

"My daughter! Yess, my daughter.
1t ISIS Helena. | hat not seen her for
many years, long, cruel years. I sup
pose her dead. But now there we
were, standing, looking in each 9TH
er's eyes! We see there Ach, Colt,
what do we not see? Yet in spite of
all, it wass Helena, But she shall
tell you" He tottered from the room.
| heard his footsteps pass down the
hall. Then softly, almost silently, Hell
ena Won Ritz again stood before me.
The light from a side window fell
upon her face. Yes, it was she! Her
face vas thinner now, browner even
than was it's wont Her hair was still
family sunburned at its eXtremities by
the western winds. Yet hers was still
imperishable youth and beauty.
| held out my hands to her. "Ah,"
| cried, you played me false! You
ran away! BY what miracle cid you
come through? | confess my defeat.
You beat me by almost half year"
But now you have come" said she
simply.
Yes, to remind you that you have
friends. You have been here in secret
all the winter. Mr.. Calhoun did not
know you had come. Why did you
not go to him.
81 was waiting for you to come. Do
you not remember our bargain? Each
day | expected you In some way |
scarce knew how, the weeks wore on"
And now | find you both here
you and your father-where I would
expect to find neither. Continually
you violate all law of likelihood. But
now, you have seen Elizabeth"
Yes, l have seen her." she said,
still simply
| could think of no word suited to
that moment. I stood only looking at
her. She would have spoken, but on
the instant raised hand as though to
demand my silence. | heard a loud
knock at the door, peremptory, COM
handing, as though the owner came
You must go into another ROOM"
said Helena Won Ritz to me hurriedly.
Who is it? Who is at the door,"
| asked.
She looked at me calmly. 1T is Sir
Richard Pakenham,' said she. This
is his usual hour. / will send him
away. Go now-quick!"
| rapidly passed behind the screen
ing curtains into the hall, even as
heard a heavy foot stumbling at the
threshold and somewhat husky voice
offer some sort of salutatiOn.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-09-15
CHAPTER XXI.

Pakenhams Price.
ne happicst women, like nations, have
no hiStOry.-George Eliot.
The apartment into which | hur-
riedly stepped l found to be a long
and narrow hall, heavily draped A
door or so made off on the right-hand
side, and a closed door also appeared
at the farther end; but none invited
me to enter, and l did not care to in
trude This situation did not please
me, because | must perforce hear all
that went on in the rooms which /
had just left. | heard the thick voice
of a man, apparently none the better
for wine
MY dear it began. Z Some
gesture must have warned him
God bless my SOUL" he began
again who is here, then? What is
wrOng?"
My father is here to-day" l heard
her clear voice answer, land, as you
suggest, it might perhaps be better"
God bless my SOUL" he repeated.
But, my dear, then | must go! To
hight, then. Where is that other key?
+ oulG never do, you know"