Punxsutawney Spirit, 1906-11-08

              i - THE WBATnU. WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.—Showers tonight and Friday; stationary temperature.~ i : (sity Edition rOL. I. No. 46. TOART RENEWS PROMISE TO PIE CAPITOL CASE PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA.. THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1606 PRICE 2 CENTS GREAT BATTLESHIP TAKING THE PRESIDENT TO PANAMA Chiel Executive and Party Start On Unprecedented Journey Two Prominent Men, Well A An " Known Here, are Elected V V J , IV to Congress U U 1 c 0 kipp and wilson |i nnrr ARE VICTORIOUS M 11 1 ID TO VISIT FOREIGN RULER Trip Will Serve to Familiarize Teddy With Conditions on the Isthmus I ACTS \l<OIT THE I'HKSIOENTS tkii*. XltoKi'tlicr tlii> pnriv will Mill the sous uiul ilie Potomac Hlvcr (u tl»e extent of f.1117 miles. It h phitmed lo spend lour days on iIk Isthmus of Panama ami one clay In IHirto Rico. \> a > For tl»e llrst time In history the President of the fnlted States will set foot on foreign soil and he the truest of a foreign ruler at dinner. The voyaffe Is made mi the mafenilleent battleship Louisiana, convoyed l>> her sister ships the TenncMMce and (lie Washington. The trip Is to occupy six days each •r pc*o>, sorrov aiati Fletcher D. Proctor. (■ovcriior of Vermont SIGNS. IVOIUi <>1' THE HIMSCOIWIj MIS- .. is:' MIHKOCIHJ OUSTKK Kl'IT. 'ernor-Elect Will Keep Pledge Made During Campaign ILL 00 HIS DUTY FULLY iys Talk of Frison Is Disagreeable But Will Not Hesitate For Stuart North South 204 1SL' 1 000 349 . 38 The next day the President will go to Gatun. where there In to be a great dam. From there the President will go to Cristobal by train. During the afternoon an Inspection will be made of Cristobal. Including th« present and proposed terminals of the railroad Continued on Third Page. Special Service «»f Tilt' Spirit, WASHINGTON, D ('.. Nov. 8.— With chctTR and pood wishes resound- In.'; at the Washington navy yard. President and Mrs. Roosevelt and other members of their party this afternoon boarded the naval yacht Mayflower and began the ilrst stage of the voyage to Porto Rico and Panama. Ammig those at the landing to sec t!i«- party "ff wen* many friends of the Roosevclts, including: several members of the cabinet and their families. The Mayflower conveys the party to a point of the mouth of the Rappahannock River, where the magnificent battleship Louisiana awaits them. Immediately the President and his party ! is aboard the Louisiana will put to sen, convoyed by her sister ships the Washington and the Tennessee. The presidential quarters on tin* Louisiana are situated aft and consist of seven staterooms and tnree bathi room*. The large cabin Intended for the occupancy of a flag officer ha* been converted into a large dining and reception room. The chief of staffs cabin is to be used as a sitting room, while the spa'-e around the after turret has been specially prepared as a sort of general sitting room for the and Mrs. Roosevelt, I)r. Rixey. Secretary Latte and other members of the party. The admiral's stateroom is to be occupied by President Roosevelt, while the captain's quarters have been set aside ; for the use of .Mrs. Roosevelt. During tiie journey Captain Oouden of the Louisiana will occupy the emergency I cabin on the bridge, while the other officers will be located In quarters bolow.The sole purpose of (he* President in to Panama is to familiarise himself with the conditions on the Isthmus n* they relate to the eonstruction ot an isthmian canal. The stop at San Juan is to be merely a courtesy visit designed to show the interest of tin President and the nation in Porto Rico and its welfure. Four days an- t•» be spent on the isthmus and it" present plans are carried out they will be exceedingly busy ones. Immediately after landing: at Colon, where they will he received by President Amador of the Panama Republic, Chairman Shonts, of the Canal Commission, and other dignitaries, the presidential party will be taken aboard a train and run slowly across the isthmus to La Hoca giving the President a casual view of the towns, the canal , and a parade of the native school children. At La Boca there will be an inspection of the terminus of the old I>e Lesseps canal and of the* Panama Railroad. Luncheon will be served at Ancon, followed by a trip around Ancon Hill and a visit to the hospital. The remainder of the day will be given by President Roosevelt to ; the government of Panama. On the afternoon of that day the President will deliver one of the two set speeches waieh he' intends to make while on the isthmus. This will be delivered from a stand in the public square of Ancon and will be in reply to the forma} welcome of President Amador. At night President Roosevelt will be entertained by President Amador at dinner. The chief officials and many of the leading citixens of Panama will be in attendance, together with the officials of this government in ' 'barge of the canal construction. The linner will be followed by a recep| tlon and ball. The night will be I *pent by the President and Mrs. Roosevelt at the Hotel Tlvoli. The next day President Roosevelt, accompanied by Chairman Hhonts and Chief Engineer Stevens, will go by special train to Culebra Cut, where the greater part of the day will be i spent In Inspecting this famous secj tlon of the canal, and also the barracks. the machine shops and other ' features and accessories of the engln| eerlng work. TO THE SUPREME COURT PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.— I will •arry out to the letter the promises nude in my address at Erie Septem>er 29 and subsequent addresses. As said a that time. I know nothing at U about the State Capitol building-. >ut as soon as possible after T take ny oath of office I will investigate he charges. If I discover any evilence of fraud tin- guilty men will >« punished, and if money has been ;ald out that should not have been •aid out, and if that money Is recoverable, civil proceedings will be • ted." - of one of the suspects and a third i lovernor-elect Edwin S. Stu.'irt j^v I'ubliah rs' I'r n.rn-st is cxpeeted to follow soon, i it night tints epitomized his re- LONDON. No'v'.'^—That'the Amor- Dfll IPC ADC AT OCA Tl" " "r" men wh-.-e Identified Ion ye concerning the State Capitol ,C)tII people are exasperate,, with the rilLluL ARt A titA »»» b> street ,,.r men. "It is always disagreeable," said fpn,vi,lp nfiu.,„. ,.f 1 vi-BUL. niSfc, fi H Ue-il v Stunri- "tn Mlk •lhnni -mv trusts and <ir«- who rveog-nlz«Ml photographs of them i. tuait, to talk about sending any preparing to eombat their <I« spotlsm is  ie to prison. It was disagree., ble m,.st , |,c' London :,s wh" v'"r" "" lh" act as I felt called upon o act in newspapers read in the New York Hy 1 '"••Ushers- Press. cur with M< Allllan before the as|e case of John Bar dirt ey. No election. In no other way can they BIRMINGHAM, A,a., No\ S !U8a :  utter how strict the call of duty, account for the strength disnlave.l bv by ploc. the lag county sewer r.wever, it must he heeded, and 1 H, arst ' •« «'viug up the remains of an un- — - MHOTW TQ UT WATPF) tall do my full duty with regard to _ known man, who, according to the llflTPIlllAT VII I Til iVlUUiJ I lO VA1 ty evidence I m;> > uncover In con- jsy t'uhlishers' Press , verdict "I the Coroner's jury .v. ster,luy ra# Is [ I, H jUj 1(8 Hll J f|| •etion With the Stale Capitol. MKRLIN. Nov. «... The oonslBtent i l" b>' violent ino-ina at llfl I UlllfSn I I1ILLLU "One thing is certain—as long as Republican victories 111 American elm- ' 1,1 pa rl i.-s unknown. Klovon remain in ofHce or group of men tions, especially in the congressional: >s "K" trunk »l tile body was lly III B_Vwl fivl'tlu <■« ill ever again be authorized to use fights, xtrcmely disappointing to!1'"1" ' m""th tie newer ESI IIR 1 1 I SJaj3fijll A** n I lll'li I Hint time he bad orved for tnor nir judgment In spending $9,000,- German,. Many newspapers take the <;'7">.e- Uil.-r fragment,, ..I «« "" l-HI kllUIUIt AttOITiey IK liem Will LCaVt: Seer, mio of,he Navy )0 upon "incidentals' in connection view that a tariff war between tier- •"""'■ ,'"KS 'outul. ami . . , n,r, . . I!.- had al. represented his state ii Ith the furnishing of any building, many and the Cnlted States will begin ' V''s,l-rdny the skull was take,, Horn „ . .. ... rl'SSIfl !flt S UtllClcH the Kilty-fourth, Klfty-llfth. Fifty "1 intend to llnd out just how all next year as a result of Tuesday's sewer. the jaws were crushed. . '*> ' v v v _a r -| Sixth and Kilty-seventh Congresses. I ie money spent Upon the Capitol election. Democratic victory was ,lo- !') Vil Vi'' ! , efforts to ' , ' ,F 3 m I |V is gen,-rally expected that Mr. Mood; as used and 1 will act as the evl- "Ircd by Germany in the belief that : Wentlfy the remains or_ learn the man- '•'«"« the I.upon Pnwde, will retire from the Department », »nce justifies. the Democrats w odd reduce protective n','r "r m"t,VU "f h,H ,ll'alh h'w' f«»- ' 1 ' V,y Justice latter part of December. "1 appreciate very much the great tarift promote a Oerinan A.nerl- " V, watchman' 'and"i OTHER CHANGES ANNOUNCED Ain.tln-r cabhn-1 change and cons,- >iior my election as Governor means tan commercial uu«>. rs<»n • in th, viHnir ti,< nu«>nt promotions wore also announced yl also the responsibilities it places faj-jijl HIBIITTOO kUIIA rounding tb- property is burning 'and VY \SIIINGT >\' Vo\ v -The White House. Kthun Alton poll ine. J have nothing whatever ■ I||flTr£\lf 111 | I|||ll 8 *>\V Am HA , . , Hitchcock, Secretary of the Interior ■ add. t,i whtit J have already said in i Lily |H lllliln I I Hll AnHH me'-ir ■ h'r , 1 - -al« for eight \ears, will retire March 4 ty speeches during 'the campaign Mf AI fKT 111 UWUI1 I LUU nntlH -..„Pnny ..re Ham II. M y to a I nited Stales nuI u ljy Ilu. iroughout the State. 1 stand un- |V||UILIII 811 aaahpa ihavarii Supreme , om Judge hip •'»- ,|„|p|, iiai-tield of Ohio, at present ■scrvedly on the platform of the (TiIDLP WlPTaSDV TODAYS MARKFT not.i.cvd l.ile yenter ,:i,1, rations I  «•' ' everything within my WILIIIII l!v Pllbll8hers. Pl,w. u',!- "> the promoilon of .lariield, ,OWf,f°, thfe ,h"3e prom,se8 PARIS. NOV. s._rountess Anna do itelow are fotmd ..notations on / Supreme Court of ' '"'nmilssione, „f l.and oitl. . Hlch■ re faithfully kept. By Publishers' Press. ! Castellanc has won the first contention h ading stock•; up to th. close ,.r busi- the United Slates '',,s «'lll also retire on .March 4. to Scores of men prominent in pub- NoUPOLK. Nov. s.-—\ runaway in .her suit for divorce against her reported bv Wal- '•• am 1 .lusllce •- = • •'"< '•> 11 man yet unknown ie ami private life called upon the ' horse drawing a dog earl dashed Into "no,lie" husband, who beat her. K. , ' commission broker Kb- 11 11 r >' Hilling. l»tit>lie. lovi-rnor-eiect at his home, 1538 , the village of Zuni last night with the There w III be no open trial of the erhen Hiiildin" ' pr-ovn. who r. - Th. retlv-m.-iit el lliiehcock ami -mill Broad Street, tod:', to offer dead body of Albert Harris lying case and Judges will decide the .pus- ' ||jK|, c|()M. tire,I some lUehards are voluntary, so far as the >r""af'il»tlons. across the bottom of the cart. How Hon of divorce oil documentary <-vi- i'\|i rouiS ' H'U.i.iam ii.moouv records will show. Hut ever since Congratulatory telegrams from all Harris met death is a mystery and donee submitted. The v rdiet will be ' ."() S() , . Appointed to Su- Mr. Moody ha ■ Roosevelt has been In ollic. there have ■er tho country were also received, murder Is suspected. The man's announced next Thursday. ,.' preme Court tilled the olliee of been wel-bascd reports that he would neck and legs wore broken. — * , ' ... '*' 4 ,''J * ,','r * * .,f C S. Attorney C.on- like to receive tie resignation of Sec- HKKKMA'KKH AT KAX AXTOMO. AKMV OF T1IK 1KXXF.SSKK. „ j,4 % eral since July 1. IH04. Previous to ivu.ry Hitchcock. 1111111 AGED BRIDGE TENDER M HAS GOOD i<• biff llpiscopal missionary confer- <I,J, ' 1 (( 11 *u usually larso attciui;ui*r. Nearly ,. k . j .. , , ,1 n n. - - n . - . mniTii i aaai i ij 1 j- MUSI BEAR BLAME MAJORITY LOCALLY lie churchmen and others interested , » 1 devoted to r,-ports and tontine hue . , i the conference were up betimes annual .noetltis: and the largest In Ueileral Orenelllb M. Dodge. y , * - — is morning for he celebraion of ho- P»lnt of attendance II haa ever neld. of ,l,e s,«-Mr. presided. Th- l/' -! '* 1 i,s* W' Coro™rs }<** Holds Him Report °r Emery's s"cceEi I topic of discussion was: -Tb,- bee culture and win be ad- ulinUH, ,,, h..,. distinguished hr'v 11 - ll" 14"" Responsible For Atlantic in Punxsutawney Is loaril of Missions and tho. Church in dressed by a number ol expers. Ho- 1,ilI.tl<.il,iinis. th, of whom are IN 1,1 -SI r'I ALS f T Tnfi-\n,-iHf»rl Fourth Department: How Thev Wl'"" »"»'"»« 'hey w II en- ulmlt|y h, general •>. o. 'J! , , City Disaster Unfounded ■an Mutually Help.-- "Needs and s"\ «nt«rtalnnic"t pro- H<MU1P,t. «Urvlvi,1K ;V 1 ipporlunities" we're discussed this af- 1,,r lhV"' by tho Toxu's "ranch lh„ A|1 v T„nluwtt.... ,„ f , ,T .•moon. Prominent among Ul,. "f ,h" association. ,.,-al Fred l». <!r:,nt. tle.ieral John C ' ' ' 1 ' ' i'1 1 1 J J" ATLANTIC C1TV. X. J.. Nov. - , nvmg of he , and,.lales o, p.akers heard during the day were v. ,, ,, wT^",'Zrivwu Ulaek. Senator Warner, ol Missouri, S. ,4''? All. r a storm, e.-n. th, coroner'- tie- ... t l«M"W been noniiii<ishop Weed, of Florida Rev P H NAV Al' -MADKJn Al'J'OIMMKXT. .Mrs. .loan A. I.egan. 1 1 ~ 1 ,"4"» iur.v late last night Mgr. . .1 to pine, the ate,I by t».. ..r more parties the vol, Vhalev. D. Ii of Ponsacola Hev F — 1 -'i 1 •'1 blame lor the Thoroiighfa re wreck ol is somewhat eompllt ale.l which facl Blown of Savannah Caiit \v \ Competlvo examination to be llelil in IMtlSK TICKMT SAI.F, A I'M.'.. ... -I,"1.- 4:: I3'; I:: '. Sunday, fietober "s, upon Daniel I 1 not a few persons t.. clain lawks of Atlanta Hon Jo h F I'uuxy. on Satiirduy, Xovemher 17. . Dlv. J'.. | .-r cent. Stewart, the aged bridge lender. .that linn ry defeat, d Stuart In Punx ohnstoii of HI rm ine ham n'nT Trtbn A competitive examination will be Tlu. |I0V!< who are selling tickets Momy <•) en, tl per cent: close 10 The jury disagreed oil man) points sot. - A count of the toal vol, V Wood oorresi,undine secret-,rv ,,f bold in Punxsutawney on Saturday, |Vir the Itoyal Welsh Male Choir are percent. According to th roller, Stewarl will oft amlldates ,.n the State ticke tho board of missions New Yorlf September for the appointment of Rr„at success. Mr. «ruln Market bo arrested on the charge of criminal received in tin borouK'i will shoe " a midshipman in the (Tnited Stat«>s pa(M. who bHievt-s in • C)|»cmi IUuIi Lou Close i negligonce?. (hat tln-re is no foundation for thii 5' » Naval Academy at Annapolis Thus b|1Vf, .ir,. „.|IMnK bustle, has W HK AT co„. .-ntlon. but that Stuart had a cloa: XATIUNAIj H1SC I IT. lar very lew hate signified theli in- 0lTl.r(„, tl„. b„vs u.„ Dec 113 l>31 l'"1" N'tirby 1 ounties. majority of 3S voles over Hmery, th. tontlon to tic a naval officer. lie must misslun tk.kl,tK w,ld> iu,d to I »'oy 77 7s 7?'j 77% tirst report appearing In The Splrl NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—Tho direct- undc' tw.-nty ><=-a.rx ol aire next (h. )juv wJ)o n,,lkt.„ ,.irK,,,. mlU. COHN hollowing Is the result ot the vote j,-,-ter.lay showing an -rror in on. irs of tho National Biscuit Company All"V/nfTn mn?hl, up to November U. a bonus of ten Dec CJ u 42% -i'-'Vi hi Clearlh-ld ami Indhina ( ounties. vol. . ire to meet in this city tomorrow, tbin. being .-pecuillj strong in math, - do„ ,U1 0l)i, ,„,v for h|B .May -13% 43r-„ 43% 4S<i I learheld i ..imty—Stuart 41) ,.., Following Is table showing lh. -*i i i i i .i 4i i* ■, . matics. Hoys who dosire to enter . <,vtk Knicrv, t ontfross—( . I >. Itar- ,,,.. i n„niill,, ,.f v,lft . ,i1( dividends on both the preferred and ahou,d address W. I.. Smith, i'unx- ''ays work tuna-" f jn.UO « eh, c. Kop.-Pro„ 1 1 ,i; II. S. Tailor. , , , i • . !,( J 1 •ommon socks will be declared, al- Ml,f.ivl.n4%v Pi for <hiails earning ?J.OO for Ins days work and * ,4 ' ► -» •'* "» « ril. ,, . Vv., i ....iMh-it,,,-. p 1 loi hough the latter in not payable un- ' ' Ll'. 'a good chance i'or the ton. Tills of- -r»14 33% 35 '/j 85V] • r r l,H' l'al,(,idatrs t<»r #yov«'rnor II January 15. According to cur- HlBCKNT I'KNSIONS fer is open to any honest boy. and * *• • * ",l \ 'V.' .V-hm-i i,Iul l,1< 1 :,rly ,l)< catidi •ent report in Wall Street no change the ticket sale lias just started. Any- TO FOROK CKDAK T11KKH, l»ro -Ind ' 5*35fi. Senate- (J M Dimvlll be made In the rate on the com- The representative of the T.vea- one who wants to be sure of a seat - j ling, I »em . ri.sf,:',; 11. i\ Oui.u'ley! Kep boil until after the close of the com- ty- seventh Congressional District has had "bettor get an exchange ticket l-ui al/I'lorlsl Adopts Unique Mean- to Cy'„  lany's business year, making the pay- been notified of the granting of the soon. #Wen Growth. l'- nent due April 15, the same as last following pensions: Lewis SwIUer, St. - - "" ' W. K. Beatty yesterday received Indiana County, on, district nils--- ' " The first quarterly meeting in Petersburg. Pa., increase to $1:1 per look Some .Money Home. !ihi tine young mountain cedar trees  he new period will be held February month, from September 10, lllOU; Although the recent election was a near ueuefonte, Center County. e., —7. , -)ft. l"ul  I. Thus, if the company follows out km I, -r c. Smith, widow of Orlln F. roort uftalr In ovory particular. . whu.h ht. .w,„ „ut and eare for ,a hlB • V-, t'rani1 t"t"1  ts policy of last year in declaring an j Smith, Iteynoldsville. Pa., original 'hero were some people In Punxsu- house In the Zuberick Addition, ■ ■--j'.' v,'-. !»n' •xtra dividend, action should be la- ' pension of ?s per month from March xvl"' "u" • Ibis winter. Mr. Houtty claims that .j"' ■■ siki- (ireee. North South inn nt that l7. .||M„i: Aaron lio,leers. U.-vnolds- '< >' "» '".• |,y this process he can add about four- „, r' i ' « U -I """ 1' "" vlll,-. Pa., increase S1 - per month m"",K V'-t"'"'<hiy that, a number of inch,.s tht. height of tho ., o , , . ''- 1 1 from October 17 190G- Joseph S •v""nK men from Indiana. Stuart sprouts this winter and that by next | AW-,,mi,iv '*'n lil . ' ' ' ' . . porters, came here previous to the ,',,11 his shrubbery will have comnletod i " • 1 ro.. ,100. As., mbl> j abor 1 000 heard, guardian helpless child of Hoctlon and as a result of the ballot 1'"''vVura" arowth WatKon' ">'1' " 3.750; Cass. Dem.. 1.- _J. ST. LOUIS, Mo„ Nov. S.—The.oust- Jam."" H. Monroe. Oakmont Pa this town, returned to their homos m ,,fXee/i Months 750: Blose. Pro.. 400, ,,, r suit of the State of Missouri a;; a Inst f!!r"el,!l'l Vrom" I tiVv - - 1!'O'i" ''ichor by a total of »«00. WltH Mr. Hoaity's sliipmont of ----- - Grand total  he Standard, Republic and Waters ' -■--- shrubs eamc a barrel of largo juicy ALL S'l KKI-.T PACINI. HI-.IS. Pierce oil companies was calledIn the lormer Sheriff Is l>eu,l 1 Center County apples, some of which , Majority for Stuart .... *upreme court at Jefferson City to- ,,, JlL I, , p. Knv l-rt O. V °--.1S,ov' ,'~? , y were presented to The Spirit office j Ry Publishers' Proas. :  day. The State has finished its side 'r; ■' " ; . terrified girl employes of Andrew Tnrt,c ()f SU(,h lin exeellellt quality | NKW YORK. Nov. H.—Wall Street simii> CoiiMtahlpM .loin in S<-an-li M the case and tl is now up to the j Sheriff JamMha llart.er, of Armstrong Dobbie a dry goods merchant were they that lho>. llb()Ut is paying „f, election bets today. Six ohbENSWRQ. dc .defendant companies to submit testl- convicted of embracery at the m.TTn the Ihe store 1orur "* thp PWVepblal snowball In , hundred thousand dollars were won ta„ „t Tr(m|) A, Htato Constabulary. mony In defense of the charges ■ ot eour"! anThecamo so lh i? the Srta "Jre in" southern California. ! by the Hughes supporters. has joined in the search for Aldln brought against them. that h(. was not al))e to bt> brought to i„r«d The fire loss is about J20.000. . 7 T . . „ " ! Painter, a rural mall carrier out of court for sentence. Yesterday was 111 a recent voting contest for the The students at I olumbla want irwin. who disappeared mysteriously Now that Pat Powers has been re- ! the first election Gallagher missed since The second High school football most popular baseball player in Chi- football und they want It badly, but! on Monday. Painter's horse and bug•lc«ted president of Ihe Rastern | he became of age, and, when the phy- team on Tuesday defeated the Gram- cago "Jiggs" Donohue beat out Cap- j President Butler Is waiting ,o see I gy were found hitched to a tree near ...•ague In, will dispose of his inter- j sieians told him he could not go to mar school eleven at ISant jBnd park, lain Chance and won, n hundred dol- ! how ihn now rules work liofore he | his home. Ii is hellevml Painter ha.« «t In the Providence Club. tho polls, he collapsed. | by a score of 10 to o. jlnrs. . elves the word. j met with foul play. . i. Geo i e \V. Kit»|i. well-known in 'One was from Vice President Charles „ . . .... V. Fairbanks Punxsutawney, having resided here Francis I,. I'.obhln,, of Pittsburg f"r 11 dwadc s<>, »'»" elected to sent the words: ".V ;,t my hearty ; '»nsri'«s at the recent election from , congratulations on your election by th<' district composed of Dradford. handsome majority. The people of Susquehanna. Wayne and Wyoming this state have reason to feel re- counties, by a majority of 700 delelvcd. featlng Hon. Mlal Lilly. .Mr. Klpp -p 1 T ' A i Lieutenant Governor-elect Hubert ms »iany warm friends in Punxsu- I WO 01 I I"I0 ACCUSGQ S. Murphy's message reads: "Ac- tawn<y who will be glad to bear of It/PAI'll « l/'ll* eept warmest congratulations on '!'s political success. \Y. M. Kair- IVI IVIIIulll MliinCj AFG magnificent victory. No man could wan. Ksq.. of Punxsulawney. who PanhiroH have led the parly to triumph in sl'cnt two or three weeks in that dis u3piLir6U the present campaign better than stumping for Kipp. is also feelyourself. With lov, and affcction, ins jubilant, and regards the matter  Hubert S. Murphy/'• ' district co„,- THIRD IS BEING SOUGHT a urniA a 11 ri -A.IA|I posed <»f TIokji, Lyeomlns:. Potter and AUI>kIPAm f I LPT flU Clinton counties, \V. I?. Wilson, sec- AmLltlbAn lLlu I lun »>• ~hw' ,,rr lIMTinrn innnin Pun';'uta"'m'.v' defeated lion. Kllas I i 1 I rfil lit.. N'ov. s, Iwo of the RI ]8 8 11 Lll AkIIBI A]I IVl'""'r lust Tuesday by about !",00 ti'1" "I' men suspected of murdering HU I lOLU HOnUflU J i Wilson is a man of eon- and robbing James Aglo w McMillan siderablo intellei tual force, as well as hla on ,Juivhn„w Avenue a genial gentleman, and as he is undersi I to be Udmir. r and sun- "" '"ornlng of November 2. are England Sees Lesson in porter of President Hoosevclt, per- now under arrest al Central Police Strength Displayed By h""" " "may a" f'"' 1" s'"T,u"' m,nu' r,,r l",s" c, r j j • ell are withhclfl. BODY III SEWER AND '*  ,J?Wr ml * *' * If s "'"'■ * ' ■' ik' H BP ■* '41 " f Z-' J -