Punxsutawney Spirit, 1906-09-19

              THltKi: AUK KlIil.KU IX XYllKCIi. Storm Began In The Morning and Continued For Two Hours BODIES ARE WASHED ASHORE fliipf1 w PRICE 2 CENTS REPUBLICANS ARE IK CONVENTION TROOP IS ORDERED CBANITC QTATf ON TO HARRISBURG DlWIIlL oIAIl PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER, 19, 1906. LOSS OF LIFE AT HONG KONG GREATER THAN AT FIRST BELIEVED It is Now Believed Thousands * Perished in Terrible Storm Von. No. 3". II Is Not ifNin. us ('Hlciilalnl by the (irntlliN, lliil !MW7. Four Candidates Are Seeking Place at Head of Ticket. CHURCHILL SEEKS HONOR BOTH PUT BEST SIDE OUT State Board of Health Representative Issues Warning PLAYS HOOKEY AND BREAKS HIS ARM PAULINE CHASE, FOOTLIGHTS BEAUTY. Paliiine Chose, who won f:une as the petite "pink pojnma girl" in "The Liberty Bells," is a daughter ()f Dr. and Mrs. Bliss of Washington. She tins yellow curls, a pretty face and the figure of a sylph. By The Publishers' Press. HONO KONG, Sept. 19..—Following the terrible scenes of devastation as a result of yesterday's death-dealing: typhoon, the sea is today giving up Its dead by the score. From hundreds of wrecked buildings the corpses of those who lost their lives in the city, are today being removed while there hangs over the community the pall of the disaster. There is wreck and ruin on every Bide. The Investigation now on foot Indicates that the death list will mount into the thousands, exceeding by far anything dreamed of yesterday.As reported yesterday, but few foreigners have sustained serlaufH cigners have sustained serious injury except those who were aboard ships in the harbor. The rpoperty loss in the foreign quarter will be large, but is exceeded to a great degree by that sustained in the native residential section. merable ships ashore, causing others The hurricane started at ton o'clock and lasted two hours, drving Innu- to foul or fill with water until they were awash, and causing damage that will amount to several mllliou dollars. • MANILA, P. I., Sept. 19— Hong Kong is today a city of the dead according to numerous cablegrams reaching here this morning. Yesterday's dispatches failed utterly to convey any adequate idea of the real destructiveness of the typhoon. It is now stated that the loss of life will reach more than five hundred souls, tho exact total will probably s never be known on account of the faufc thfct -many unknown vessels ore believed to have gone down outside the harbor. It Is estimated that the property loss will mount well up into the millions. Scores of bodies have been washed ashore today and the morgues, Improvised and regular, are overcrowded.The groatest loss of life was among the natives. Pearl River was crowded with boats and the storm sent hundreds Jo tho bottom. Charles Kirkpatr(ck Tries to Leave Through Windc,/ and Is Injured TODAY'S STOCK MARKET. Opening, High, Low and Closing New York Prices Reported l>y Walters & Company. Papers are Filed Setting Forth ('limine- in Ownership of Property A .\V. Calloway to Jas. Stratton, for lot In Young: Township, $850. September' I5. 1906. August Anderson to John Olsori, fihr property in McCalmofit Township, $400. July 12. 1001. i .Herman Behrendt to Walker Neal, for house ai*d two lots In Young Township, $300. August 31, 1906. • • Caroline Alfred to Jefferson County Gas Co., lease for 142 acres in Eldfed Township. $1.00. September 13, 190(5. * BROOKVILLE, Sept. 19.—The. following deeds and leases have been filed for record since The Spirit's last report: James S. Kearney, guardian, to I>. D. Groves, et al., for six-twentieths of 73 acres, mineral right, in Snyder Township, *1.30. August 23, 1906. David Fuller to David Elmer Fuller, for 190 acres in Plnecreek Township. $1.00. February 19. 1906. * WiiNliliiRtnn HrpubilraAa Meet. 8KATTL.E. \Va*h„ Kept. The Republican state convention of Washington assembled In Seattle today. Washington does not elect a governor thin year and the work Of the <;on* ventlon will be to the nomination of candidate# tor minor, otflees and the transaction of btltlnew relating to the party organisation. NEW YORK. Sept. 19—A national music .show opened in Madison Square Garden today, to continue during the greater part of next week. Everything pertaining to music In on exhibition. including rait) instruments of all kinds, famous collections of old spinets. virginals and vlollhs. NATIONAL MI SH SHOW 01»K\S. BIJY.W IX SOt Til ( AIIOIJ.VA. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS COLf.MHJA. S. Sept. 1!).—This was Hryan day In Columbia, the Democratic loader arriving in the city this morning for the purpose of delivering an address on the Democratic issues. The local crowd that turned out to greet the rCehraslcan was augmented by the presence of a considerable number of visitors from other parts of the state. Below arc foundthe quotations on leading stocks up to the close of business today, as reported by Watters & Co., Commission brokers, Eberhart Building. 0|)on High Low Close RAILROADS. B. R. T 80% 80% 79% 7!)% C. & O. . 6SV4 63% (13 63 fj. & W. .. 94 94 93 % 93% Mo. Pac. . . 98% 88% 97 % 98 . It. & N. ...151% 151% 150 150 St. Paul ...177% 178 176% 176% to. Par. ... #4% 94% 92% 93% N. Y. C. ..143% 144% 143% 143% f. R. R. ..143 143 % 141% 142% B. AO. ...123% 123% 122% 122% II. Pac 188% 188% 186% 186% itch 107% 107% 105% 106% ft. 1 27 27 % 27 27% Ca. 178 178 177 177 Bp. By. ... 37% 37% 36% 37.. |tdg. 15414 154% 149% 151% Brie 48% 48% 47% 47% Wab 80 20 20 20 | , INDUSTRIALS. I ' Bug 186 136% 136 136% A. R. . . . . .105* • 15r. % 154 164% \ P. R. 8.".... OB 14 06 44 r,414 64% : ■*'' ti- P" .H® 113*113% m m, 8. 8 46% 46% 44% 44% I'"* 'mh S; . An ad in *W' J&tftnt Spirit will ;yupp.y you with RhythlnK your noocls [ your*?«!nta in-The Punx- By Publ/hers* Press. LONDON, 8c/t. 19.—Private dispatches receivop here tills morning, report th&t a great lire is raging along the docks of/Buenos Ayres, in the Argentne Republic. These telegrams convey but n meagre description of the conflagration, although they state that the entler shipping of the harbor is threatened with total destruction.COIIFIJUilUTItN m BUENOS 111 ST. PETRRSIURO, Sept. 19.— ITnder a strong military guard, the funornl of General Trepoff. the "Ironfisted Soldier." for no iriany months, waM held tliis morning from the Chnrrh of Peterhoff The services were of unusual pomp and lasted more than three hours. They were attended by scores of prominent court ottlcla Is. In fulfillment of this threat five Terrorists today shot and killed C'ol? onel Nlcholalefff, an artillery officer, while he was walking the public streets of this elty. Hy Publishers' Press. WARSAW. Russian Poland. Sept. 1!». The Terrorists today Issued h proclamation giving notice that they have determined to murder the officers en masse, following yesterday's action of the court martial. As soon as Mrs. Freas noticed the smoke she gave tFit* alarm but when assistance arrived the fire had become uncontrollable. Fortunately nil or the livestock was In the field, but the grain, hay. farming implements and barn were totally destroyed. It is believed ttiat the blaze started from spontaneous combustion and originated in a mow in which had been placed a large harvest of sheaf oats about two weeks ago. The loss which will fall about equally on the owner and tin- lessee, Is estimated at $3,ft00. The barn was Insured for $K00. Together Willi Contents. I'ltAMi; HAKX lit* UN'S. Property of P. *1. Weber Is Destroyed A large frame barn near Troutville belonging to P. J. Weber, of DuBois, was destroyed by lire Monday at about 1 1 o'clock a. m. W. (\ Freas, who resides on the farm, and all of the family but Mrs. Freas and two small children were out in the fields when the blaxe started. The Kmpcror had signllled his Intcntlon of being present at the obse'l ules. but at the last minute was obliged to absent himself, because of the alleged discovery of a Terrorists' plot to blow up the church. TREPOFF IS BURIED Tafl was given a cordial reception. and may possibly patch up temporary pcaci't hut American residents are confident that his departure will be followed by renewed hostilities. Teh next step will be the sending out of an army kof occupation with provisional government headed by an Amer'.citn soldier as llorrevpnKTAOINjtJ eriean soldier (lovernor-General and finally annexation. Havana 1* hemmed 1« by revolution istN credibly reported to be eifcht thousand strong. There are rio trains and no telegraph service from Havana, but the city Is peaceful. The lid on which Secretary Taft sits covers a volcano. It is considered very doubtful here If he can hold it dov;.«. Well-informed men say that American troops will surely come. It is reported that Washington optimism is surprising. Here an almost universal opinion prevails that the Tuft, peace commission will fall. Both sides are talking peace, but each Insists there will be no concession from the main issues. Secretary Hot h sides are now preparing to present their case In the best light to the American mediators and It is probable that a prolonged hearing will be required to thresh out the question at issue. HAVANA. Sept. 19.—Feeling more secure in position since the arrival of Secretary* Taft and Bacon to enforce notice of Presidetn Roosevelt, served on Cuba, that fighting here must cease, the government today Is adopting a more haughty tone toward the insurgents. There is every indication that with the danger of their personal capture practically removed. President Pal ma and his advisers will stand out for bolder terms In making adjustment with rebels than they dared even intimate before arrival of American Commissioners. Hy Publishers' Press. Aarrival oi Taft and Bacon in Cuba Give Brighter Tone to Situation . the Republican ticket, make an alU- rushing (he work, and will have the nrlirtmpnlc: The Mpn r, . „ hi- w. .1, , ..1 anoe with t-lie Democrats and i nn at house under roof within a short time. naiLirntnis Against ine men n is not > n ueiy tim . as soon Jui, John Mllls. ,„.w r,,Hll, „n „ , the name ol the umpire Is made UM 111 A litem u..,,,,. ...m .... r _ Charged With Murder are known the conference will proc I is believed to be small chance, how- w|'thlll n fow xv«ekH. to make u. nomination, as the county ever, that this will occur. Former jj \y KiixMsh manager of the l<>- Quashed at Indiana for which If Is appointed will plainly rnit<.<l Stales Senator W. K. Chund- ,.„| hall" team, left Wednesday mornindicate for whom ho will voir, ana jer is Churchill's political adviser, in*; for Pittsburg. It Is rumored that it will bo usoh'Bs to prolong tho con- ajl(j js n()t thought thai Mr. ('hand- ho rook to arrange a post-season forence after tho name of the referee wouj(j sanction a bolt from the gamo with the Pirates, ho being eon- Special to th«' Spirit. m known. Ilennhllean ticket lldent that his braves ean put tho INDIANA, Sept. ID.—The first bus- I he conference met at two o clock cleaner on the Pittsburg aggregation. 11 cms to come be fori* the Indiana this afternoon, and lvall/lng tho fruit- KXTKUTAINS II Kit l-'KIIOXDS. Robert H. Longwoll, the tall syca'ounty Court this morning, was th«* lossness <»f further balloting adjourn- «► ' ' " '' more from tho upper country, who ase of William Ueed and William <*d until tomorrow ufternon at two M|.s ffwh|| w \\eavcr. of lllg ICiin. to represent the county in the Corth. sheriff s deputies, who were o'clock. The following members of \, ,h as Hostess. f'f"wnek n,hl« Tculltl"l,r owU* barged with tho mtfrder of Nichli *bo conference took tho 2:22 train ll . jV browsing *1HI" 1 uun 11,1 mu,',u "l o" mi .. „ n„Mrtl . «a >»»<,11 around among the voters and tlxtng dacher during the riot at Ernest, ,or DuBois t«» the baseball game Mrs. John W. Weaver, of Big Hun, Up his political fences. ilino 8, 190G. between DuBois and Bradford, lorn entertained the following ladies from Tho street paving crew has nbout TJie case being (galled a motion to Hildobrand, Dr. Howard B. Butor- punxsutawney last Thursciay: completed work on Walnut Avenue juash the indictment was offered by baugh, J- B. Henderson, 1. M. Ivurtz, Mrs. I", O. H. Korschner, Mrs. Geo, and ito being shifted to Kast Water iarry White, senior counsel for the J- McGregor, George J*. I homas, \\*. Stevenson, Mrs. William K. John- .. , , .. , ,,, lefcndants. After hearing the at- Theo L Wilson, J. M. Owens and F. Hon, Mr„. Ulir,ow. Mrs. J..hn Mc- H(.0ured' an "addition" to " Its ''clerical fumrnts of the opposing attorneys * *""" «• A wayne, Mrs. Robert Reed. Mrs. for,.,, Sunday, a houndntr boy baby fudge Telford granted the motion on VTTH WTIVI.' WIN HOW Harry Lattlmer, Mrs. Alex. Stokes and making his appearance at the home of he grounds that the indictment dif- ' ' * . ' ' Miss Villa Luhring, from New Both- John M. Brosius. tho head bookkoep'erod from the Information and was clothing Store lias Pleasing lehem, Pa. or of the Institution. .he re fore illegal. What further ac- Dlmilav The day was spent with music and I'hbano Martina and and Coheetta ion the attorneys for the prosecu- L- games. The party returned on the * hiarlilo, both of Pardus, wore fcj'ant:ion will take in the matter has not One of the neatest and most at- 6:30 train and all report having a line !/flva lni)in<i,i °n„.|% l,°^Z , ....... . i , m . da>. GeQrgo II. ahlckler, who Is rot boon divulged, but it is probable tractive show window in town will be time. now president of the Brookvlllo Wooiihat new Indictments to conform seen in H. J. Loeb's clothing store oh —-—^on Mills Corporation, came up from ivitj> the substance In the information Mahonig Street. The enclosure is 8111 THOMAS I'lll'-SEXTS C'l I*. Pittsburg the lirst of the week to look iv111 be prepared and the case come up stocked with a display of handsome after business In connection with the Tor trial at tho December term. Collog Brand suits for fall and win- NKLSON. B. (\. Sept. 19. Tho plant here. All Of the other cases growing out ter Wear, and decorated wl htSHRL boundless resources of British Colum- Ray Fulton Is Home from Donora. of the not at Frnest have been post- ter wear, and decorated w ith pennant "h" Sfi InVo^ poned until the December tenn. Prt- designs and seals <»f the leading tol- toriPSt ar(, comprehensively illustra- pany with Allan Thompson, whose votes L. E. Lardln, J. H. Randolph leges, the Punxsutawney High School u,j j,y thl. displays that make up the body was brought to Rro'okvllle on and J. Wykoff, of Punxsutawney, colors, fashion plates golf stocks and Nelson Exhibition. The exhibition Saturday. Both of the boys were members of Troop L>. State C'onstabu- other sporting goods. • opened today -and wlJt continue un- stricken with typhoid fever while In lary, are here as witnesses. The work was done by H. D. til Saturday. I.lberul prizes are of- Donora. the disease having V fatal , Frank Mr I.oeb's window dresser fered for the "best displays In the hor- termination In Mr. Thompson's case. You'll find our ail on last page of Who Is not onlv a competent and "''Ultural and other departments, Me*srs. John R. Cahlerwood and A. the paper Interesting. Look and see. ..l.litrlnx salesman but an artist when amonK t,.lom .'"'''if " i'" ; Trul,t- prominent Punxsutawney atjohn It llnlr ooumng saosman. out an artist w n< n (,r (.Up K|v,.n i,y Sif Thomas Shatigh- torneys. were here the flrat of the " comes to displaying gods to the nessy, president of the Canadian Pa- week looking after business matters j best possible advantage. ciltc Railroad. I for their clients. a nomination. passengers have been accounted for. The bodies of those lost in the wreckage have not yet been recovered. Captain J. P. Robinson, of Troop 1), State Constabulary, today received word from Captain John C. Qroome, Superintendent of the department at Harrlsburg, ordering the troop to Harrisburg Wednesday, October 3, In order to take part in the dedication of the new State Capitol which will take place Thursday, October 4. All four companies have been ordered to report at Harrisburg on the day preceding the dedication exercises.on Friday, October 5, the entire Satte Police Force will go to Philadelphia where they will give an exhibition drill In front of the Union League Club building on Broad Street. The troofiers and their horses will go CONCORD, X. H.. Sept. 19. 'he Re- rom Punxsutawney t- Knrrlsburg publican state convention which as- of the day a« a reminder of death, iml Philadelphia 'on a special train assembled here today is one of the It matters not how distant any Jev >ver the Pennsylvania Railroad. scnibled here yesterday is one of the lias kept himself from his co-reli First Sergeant Luml) of Troop I>, most notable gatherings of Its kind glonists, on New Year's day and th State Police Force, who went to Mar- which the Granite State has ever seen holv day that follows lit is found it risburg last Saturday to take the ex- marking the close of a campaign that the synagogue. During the holy day amlnations for lieutenant, returned has attracted attention far beyond special collections of money ar< yesterday. The other of Lieutenant state lines. Four candidates are made for charitable Institutions ain is vacant in two' of the four compa- actively engaged in trying to win the organizations. nil's comprising the Slate Constiiiiu- place at the head of Iho ticket. They ... . lary. and Mr. Lumb, who is regarded are Charles H. Orecnleaf, Charles ,\1 rli| — inniinr IIIITrn as one of the most competent men Floyd, ltosecrans \V. Pillslitft'y and r|U|| llinillir IU1TI [I for the place in the service, stands a Whiston Churchill. | IIVII lra|| llVir nllirn good show of being promoted to one The great issue this year is the imi wiii> ifiiifcM of the vacancies. question of corporation domination »•» (irifUAl IMHMI k f — in politics. Messrs. Orecnleaf and ■ I IILf ■III ||VII|| I L nnilCDCrO PTIM represent the conservative ele- fl| ||L I llULUUVILLI llllnrllrrA It I III ment, holding that state affairs are UUI1J IILLU UIILL being well-conducted and that no __ _ ___radical changes of any kind are nec- TUV UP Til innrr ossary. Mr. Greenleaf is looked up- I it 11 ll II* III flhnrr <>n "s "u> candidate of the regular • iw KunbL "Republican organization and has the • support of Called States Senator Jainn ■ '"' Galllnger, who is chairman of Over Half Hundred Ballots Are ,ho Republican state committee. Mr. Pillsbury, upon announcing From a Staff Correspondent. Paof i»nH Thpn AHinnrn- (nnf',('su'-v" declared that the con- hkcx »KVI[.jL15, Sept. 1 i». The l<» oasi ana men Adjourn ,lmt stnl altal,,sror lh0 pa?, m.nt;illV(. „f 1)oar, _ years had been had, and attributed .... , . ment Comes ">ls to the Influence of the Republl- health has been active for son,. can party "machines.' He insists I"IS' I" advising our people .. that slate expenses have been lncreas- the danger from contagious disease! .. ... . ,. , . . . ing too rapidly, and that there are which are liable to be disseminate! I lie Kepufillcan Otigiesslonal on- manv commissions carrvlnc on through the use of impure waler, am r lerence in session here, after more , -. ' ouiini»»ioiis .anting on ..hi, the cv,,■niton .. than hail' u hundred ballots, in which state business. those ivvnimr tie- loe-il water com l/ATCD PnUUITTCC ... nv,,.,; Wins..,,, Ohurrhllj, I he novelist, Is ™l"tL dan Ifilirn lillmMI I III making a nomination, concluded that responsible for much of the interest j Jgrs presented. iVnlLII UUIVIIVII I ILL 11 NVas H'»«' to rail lu the assistance of jjj the campaign. He is out for gov- 'n1(. water company, however, pur a re I eree to break the deadlock. Ac- Grnor on a unique platform. He gists in pumping: the supply of wale nrinv Tfl DTDADT ,,,n,mK'v l1"' |,I",IU resolution was a^at.ks the Boston & Maine Railroad, for borough purposes form* a stag Hi A I Kir IH ZT Ut l'v"n,nBS -«»• an<l declares t hat its influence In New "a." the mill pond IILflUI IU IILI Ull I "Whereas The Conferees of the Hampshire politics Is paramount. He when it should be apparent to or Twenty-seventh i'ongresstonal l>ls- says that this .Influence was largely ""'w.'.uV.l 't-xt.-'n.l "..m"'liito' '"tli« trict of Pennsylvania, composed of the gained through the issuance of free majn ehannel of North Fork ('reck Vill Hol4 Meeting on Thurs- clarion. ,lef- passes by the railroad to members „,',uld materially Improve the saprot-son and Indiana, having been in ,,f ihe legislature and others, and ply source. day and Tell of Options S''Tvh,.roas nYt or^r.• nea t^Mml1 o t s i h. ■ declares that "uch Pa8seB should be The matter or expense would iiard- .r« set,! le he the abolished. He also advocates a dl- »' be considered by the company. Secured were unable to make a nomination', iecI primary law, tax reform mens- /„ubt and on September 17 t)v Chairman "res and the elimination of the lob- ,'i! f,, ,7't. would direct Its ad- of the state Central ('umniltiee* ap- by in the legislature. Since the be- v|(1(, ,H.rtlneiitlv to the water The com mitt at a meet- "" f"1'111,""111 /'•"feree from ginning of Mr. Chruchill's campaign, ..onipanv, material a'sslstanee could Boca use he played hookey and tried , lti-/ens of Pnnxsuti wnev '"U. l'°lV ;v V f"! . fi.1 1,' ,aV'i the sole topic of discussion In be given all our people in the matter o escape from an upstairs room in ' * . .. .* nn-t and balloted w ih the original mjlitical circles has been the free-pass of preventing: contagion from bad vhlch be bad been placed for pun- "»'ou two monlhs ago »o solicit sub- conferees, and have fa to non.ln- '^egtlon. water. shmcnt, this forenoon, Charles Kirk- -" p ious 101 a new watei company, ate. theiefore ll,r,.P1.,„.i, That Mr. Churchill cannot will the I" ''"sior s Ite-lgniiilon. . • | i i, . .. ] and test tin a new sonici* o I suppl\, I ti ndin i il, lliat tli.s i iinl t 11 in i »» ,. I'onfirreirattomil ini'i'tinir h • ■ I • 1 ta Lt z: tT ' f ;„h ♦"-'".s pleted their task as far hereby notify the lion. William H. An- nonrtoa Ion is the genera opln on bvA tll? , 10Xrs of !l e Vh,,, ; rs. David Hlrkpatr k. of Sutto, f haH lwlll.(l „ drews chairman ol the itepubMean among tin, e well Informed as lo he t.i>ur,.h „„ Monday evening tor the ■ treet, is sutTerlng with a dislocated n,„,t|n., whlrh wm h(. h,.|d i„ 81,1 ° « ommittee that It Is unable to situation. Hut the platform that ,,urp„se of considering the rcslgnalbow and a broken arm. ' v ' »'ake a nomination and requests Mr. Churchill Is supporting has tinde- tion of Dr. James Conway, the pas- Shortly after the nine o'clock bell ' ' * ' that he at once appoint an umpire or n|a5jy made a deep impression. The tor of the local church, which has iad been rung, Mrs. Kirkpatrlck ills- K 1 "l "' '' . . " L'r",.1 i nlVi "I'm, h.-, ,! f result will be that the convention will been placed lu the hands of the oldovercd that her son was not in M" beginning lias been made i onu rem i and that the (h.iliman ot declare for a change in the existing ''rs, it was voted to accept the resini i , I ,, , i toward raising the necessary fluids tile State Committee advise us as to "J'11 111 » n.uiM in in (xisting Cotiwav lias b, en lool "Vand leases have „ secured on two name of the umpire or referee so relations between the rallnmd sys- ' ■ ' • UlllK „f v,.,ir) O spend the forenoon with his hooks „v,.,. two>mll,.H from appointed and when he wll meet, will, ten, and the awmakers, and will ask ani, (lur|nR h|s (.,;urch n an upstairs apartment. comniltlce believes. h,e."e»,,t"r »' ■n«1 atlve dls- haB Krmvll handsome $40, Ifter Mrs. Kirkpatrlck lelt her son, i,i.,i.,..,i . , , . . ( entr.il trlcts m select candidates in svmpa- 000 church edifice having been erectec she heard a Fry of distress outside of ' - ' 1 oininlttee under which the confer- thy with the reform. The platform and dedicated last year, but falling the house and upon making an in- ™"U *uppl> unxsutaw ney. ence acted is as follows: ( niav be expected also to declare against health has Incapacitated him for tin vestigation found Charles lying on the nts n,alter tietng or gravi* iiiiportiince c.mri-eHsioiv.i Sonntorhil or the lohbv, and probnblv point lis ting- anions labor required of the pustoi lo every citizen ol the town the-mem- ' ongression.il hetiatoi t.H o, ■ . i ol' this coiiirrcgat on and hs reslKna g.ound writhing In agony ,.ommittee are anxious to Judicial dlstrlcis. where tin- delegates In scorn to the Salem race-track ■ J f„'r nr Ihe boy had raised a window and „ , m„(,tlnK. «r .onferees in sad Congressional, eg sat,on I he axatlon question w„ „ ls th„Ugllt, wUI K,Ve up lit was In the act of escaping from bis .. . . , subscribed for s,,u«t"rlol or Judicial districts are un- is likely Ho lie met by resolutions w,,rli in and returi room, but when attempting t«» reach able to agr» «sand make a nomination providing for the establishment of a t«> Scotland to spend his rebalnlm a porch column from the eaves, lost ! Kl"l lt ttl" l>r"P"»ed ipanyare ,, days prior to the general erection. Emission on eqnaliMtlnn. years. ' his hold and fell to the ground, a ''"''LV. T'! .1'* ' h'1 r"",n, ,,u' ISePUbllcun State Xn ii-ae of Ihe four candidates goes ' County < i.pilol Happening*, ilistancc of about fifteen feet The noth,l,S tuithei tan bo done in the ommittee shall appoint one tepn- j } convention with a majoritv Argument court has been In ses . matter until the committee slnill sentative Uepubllcan from each c.iun- i . , ullu,n""i . , 1 J ' Rin., .i.io ...... 1. i„.. i.... i,,h„ \\ ad Vvas carried into the house and . . . iv ,,<• the district who shall become °f t'ho delegates, and the nom nation . 5 , ), i«V.i r . , . have been given further Instructions ,N m'. 'osun i. wno snaii m « oin« « , . „ . . Heed but there Is little of general In trni,t "us summoned. . ,, „ a part ol the original body and shall piobabl> will be settled bj a combln- t(.n.Ht (h„ ,,s, h„ hoa|.(| T|l | have the same voice in the dellbera- ilt-ion. If It is impossible to bring «ere practically completed yes lions as the original members. in about a union a dark horse may he terd.'iy. but court will be lu scssloi nrnilTirn inr linT event the convention or conference is sprung. Among ttl,oso persons men- the greater part of the week, then By Publishers' Press. IILUMIILV AIIL Hill then unable to agree wll hi ii live days t |()nPd for such an emergency Is the being a number ol' petitions tor rail LOWTON, okla.. Sept. lit.—Three ULl U I I LU HIIL Mil i'ri)m each dUtrct'a'i'e Present governor, John Mcl.ane, who roa.l crossings to be acted upon, a arsons aj-e dead and mafty Injured , a , minted as the Chair- "light he given another term to r„ .s the nsult of the wrecking ol a PAI I CD CAD TDIAI '»»" th" republican State Com- bridge over the chasm. eorder la havtn»r erected a ha^idsom rtock Island passenger train throe I fll I Ml NIK I KI/ft I mittee shall select a representative There has been some gossip that brk>k Vlwelllng house on the* lot re miles from-Dover, okla, early yester-* UflLLLlI I Ull I lllflL fj«.publican in tin- district, who shall Churchill, in the event of his failure lontly purchased by him in WVs day morning. All but three of tin- act as umpire or referee In making |0 wjn the nomination, might bolt Rrookvillc. The contractors ar The setting of the sun this evening ushers in the Jewish new year 5667. The time is calculated from the creation of the earth, according to the Old Testament, instead of from the birth of Christ. it Is n feast of marked significance in the religious calendar of the Jews and is observed by reformed and orthodox alike, except that the former observe one and the latter two days. In all congregations the ancient ceremony of blowing the shofar, or ram's horn. Is still used. In the orthodox congregations, which cling most cling most tenaciously to the old-time ritual, one of the customs is for the men to appear in the temples wearing shrouds to typify the significance MM UK FIIUOWEIB ME MORE Ml. JEWISH NEW YEAR IS USHERED IN TONIGHT Splrlt want a<lf> l>a^jgg|| cation of Xnv Capitol. • ' '" ' ' ' Local suite I'olKv Will AIUmuI IHmII-