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TOUR OF THE PRESIDENT

President Taft was given a heartywelcome on his arrival at San Fran ¬

cisco and the program for his eatentainment was carried out WIthout a

hitchPresident Taft at Seattle expostUon In his speech said be would askcongress to pass a ship subsidy law

PERSONAL

Mrs E E Pitts of Laurens S CIs said to have been cured recently ofpellagra in an advanced stage

Miss Ruth Bryan has announcedherself as a candidate for congressfrom a Colorado district

Attorney General Wlckcrsham andSecretary Nagel of the department ofcommerce and labor arrived In Wash ¬

ington after their vacationsRichard U Sherman son of Vice

President Sherman and Miss EleanorMills a society belle of Utica N Ywere married at that city

Postmaster General Hitchcock Is atFlagstaff Ariz for a bear hunt Howill loin the Taft party at Yuma

Prof Abbott Lawrence Lowell wasInaugurated as president of Harvarduniversity

GENERAL NOTES

Sensational developments are ex ¬

pected In the Jurytampering scandalnt Chicago States Attorney Wayman has r discovered much newev-dencejanddraUs at more indictmentsarcLbeing prepared and the presentgrand jury fe expected to return them

Action has been begun at Washing-ton before the interstate commercecommission br the Federal Sugar Re-lining

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Company of New York againstseveral eastern railroads in which al ¬

legations of unjust and unreasonablecharges for transportation of sugarare made

l The Spanish ambassador to Francehas again formally assured ForeignMinister Plcbon that Spain has no In ¬

tendon of departing from her originalprogram regarding Morocco as com-

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to the powersThe Upper Mississippi River im ¬

provement association In session atWinona Minn has adopted a resolu ¬

tion requesting congress to appropri ¬

ate 20000000 for a sixfoot channelin the Mississippi river from Minneapolls to St Louis

The Mayor of Marshalltown la andsix members of the pollco force andsheriffs office have been indicted by afederal grand jury for placing an In ¬

dlan service officer In Jail and keepldghim there for more than 24 hours

The oldfashioned lord mayorsshow which for many centurieshas been one of the most picturesqueEnglandwillnew lord mayorelect Sir John Knill

Kings Mountain day the annlvernary of the victory over the British In1780 at Kings Mountain N C wascelebrated in South Carolina and

TennesseeWilbur Wright made the most spec ¬

flight In his aeroplane at NewYork that the world has ever wit ¬

nessed He circled the air 100 feetover New York harbor In an 18milewindCostly

war in Morocco Is rapidlyprecipitating a crisis in Spain whichmay bring about the overthrow ofKing Alfonso Spanish affairs arecausing much uneasiness among theother powers

Aviator Wilbur Wright announcesbe will hereafter direct his efforts tothe commercial exploitation of hismachines and will make no more pub-lIc flights

tormerltyjudgewho became prominent in eqaneetlowith the famous Schley court of la

ro qulry died at St EllaaUtka ho sttaJ4 WashingtonAs

class at WestPoint Is about eighty men short of thenumber of officers J1 dedb7 thearmy an effort will be ma eby Presi¬

dent Taft to persuade congreuto In ¬

crease the number of cadeUJo be

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William R Hearst has Accepted the

YorkU1I11oraltyat Cooper Union called by his admiters

St Charles Mo the first tp beincorporated in Missouri beganahundredthbirthdayer entertainments

The annual convention of the PolishNational alliance opened in Milwau ¬

kee Wls with about 450 delegatespresent

A fine granite monument erected bythe federal government and the stateof West Virginia was unveiled at PointPleasant W Va to commemorate thedefeat of the allied Indians there otfOctober 10 1774 at the close of LordDunmores wa-

rlbetourteenth annual state confer-ence of tharltles and corrections washeldin Peoria 111 and was addressedby many experts in philanthropicservice

Seventeen men wero killed and tonseverely injured in a collfslonbetween freight and work trains on jtheSanta Fe road near Topeka Nearlyall the victims were Mexican laborers

Naphtall Herz Imber the Hebrewpoet who wrote HaUkvab the Zion ¬

let national hymn will probably beburled at New York In a grave whichhe purchased several years ago givingIn exchange a l4llne poem in classicHebrewFour persons perished In a Nash¬

ville Tenn fire which destroyed abrick residence Two negroes werearrested on suspicion of having firedthe structure

Pittsburg chanplon National base-ball team defeated Detroit winners ofAmerican league pennant in the firstgame of the world championshipseries

J C Mabray and 89 others were In ¬

dieted by the grand Jury at Omaha onthe charge of promoting fake sportingevents

Dr Frederick A Cook had to be es ¬

corted from tho Coliseum at Chicagoby the police so great was the enthu¬

slasm of the audience to pay him hornageDr

Cronk medical inspector of NewBrunswick N J urges the board ofeducation to provide every publicschool pupil with a tooth brush as ahealth measure

Mary Keegan who was a domesticfor 30 years on the family of ThomasB Kerr of New York has been re ¬

warded by a legacy of 10000 In MrKerrs will

A woman confederate Is suPPosedto have aided Oscar Dragege alleged

bospttatfundstoprinceMfguelander Geprgfevitch Romanowski dukeof Louchtcnberg a protege of the czarare said to be rival suitors for thehand of MarJorie Gould daughter ofGeorge Gould of New York

Mrs F A Halght of Chicago fell Infront of a New York subway train andescaped death by a narrow marginShe was taken to a hospital slightlyinjuredBecause

John F George vicepresi ¬

dent of the Harrington Leather Com ¬

pany at Elizabeth NJ would notresign when the United States Leath ¬

er Company bought the plant but re-

lied on his contract of employment hewas put to work as an ordinary labor¬

er He continues to draw 10000year salary

The birthday of the late John HReagan who was postmaster generalof the confederacy and who was thelast member of the cabinet to dIe wascelebrated In Texas

A HudsonFulton fete was heldevery night in midocean on thesteamer President Grant on the voy¬

age to New YorkThe reproduction of Henry Hud ¬

sons exploring vessel half Moonwhich took a central part in the HudsonFulton celebration will bo perma-nently

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placed in a lake in Prospectpark Brooklyn-

A monument to the Rhode Islandtroops who fell In the civil war at

thereGovofficials taking partA flock of over 4500 sheep and

lambs from Colorado la under quaran ¬

tine at the Kansas City stockyards byorder of Inspector HD Adair whodeclares that the animals are afflicted with the Up and leg disease

Lieut Gen Adna R Chaffee re-tired does not believe enforced idleness Is causing the high death rateamong retired army officers accord ¬

ing to a statementtheinadeatLoaAngeles

The climax of tbo north pole contro ¬

versy Is expected within a week whenthe Peary Arctic club will make pub ¬

lie Pearys statement hhedecJ-ares will prove that be was the onlywhite man to Teach the poleandfsheggs

of fisheries of the department ofcommerce aad labor in the last year

Pittsburg tendered DrFelhirlckACook such a wana ovation that thenorthern explorer was visibly affectedHe aasouncesthatthe facts In the polecoBtroversy will begiTen to the publieaeoqxag4a4Xeryttagttlod R1titJatex iH

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GSvNews General Interest Ii

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iBY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS

Court 5fAppeaU DeclArer Officers of-

Corpora ens MUltrOea Diligence

In Iefd ming Themselves of Condi

tidnarFranKfort KIn reversing Judg ¬

men IofltheVdravea clFcuit court In8casfejVJttAllen against H C Nealsand pthop dlrectors and officers of therata qb where it was

tp rccoyfJI1oney used In purchasingcompany alleged to

worthleiiB lifl Kentucky court of appeals dwltWd that officers and diretore of eet porauonsInthis state manotcl e r eyes to the existenceoffactsbtiatthey ought to know andIf theyglvout statements which arefalse in Material degree those persons whe eML with the corporation orbuy itii stMKibaaed upon such reportsare eHtltlidJo recover whatever damn ¬

age they BUffer The court declaresthat ftl feretof corporations must useordinarydlHgenco and perspicacity Ininformlng kernselves of the conditionof the corporation they control

SAOIES LIVES SAFEGUARDED

By Appellate Judge RearLDeclslonthatiXuthocitles Have Right to

KIII Tuberculou CattleIFrankfort KyAs a result of the

decision Judgo Ed C ORe rhithocourt ot appeals in the case of JobfjWlttwer aadr others against Dr JMMathews rind others of Jeffersoncounty tfefe jlvea of thousands of bables Jn Keathtkyw111soon be put outof peril so far as impure milk 19 con-cerned

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a4Ee ORear delivering theopinion ofifee appellate court says itis better teVklll the cows than the babias ahdtfee right of the authoritiesto kill the tattle that can not stand thetuberealln tact is upheld inthls opin ¬

ton Thinct1onpraYAtorlq theJeffereea Wfjcult court to thebeard et fifth from klliBgthe cattlethatrgRclded by the authorities

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rA jX 1EOLUTIONS

Declaring In FavareExaminationsuiy-State Examiners of llState Banks

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iBy Tge17th annualconvention of a Ilentucky hankersassociation enadtiere with the elec ¬

tion of JcUtl i1backof PaducahKy aa president and the reelectionof Secretary p f Louisville andTreasurer H D Immediatelyfollowing adjournment a meeting ofmembers of the American Bankers

wLarkinstate vice presUMf and E C Mollshon of ShelbyyU was elected execu ¬

tive commltt0 Bari from KentuckyOne of the prlwlpat rgaolutlons wasan emphatic deolaratioa in favor otexaminations byjWate examlnersof allstate banks companies tfierauthorization f i such inspections tobe granted by ithe Kentucky legisla¬

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MUNICIPALITJV OT RESPONSIBLE

For Failure of 5tl nhouie Keeper toPreservStbrier In Jail

Frankfort K The Kentucky courtof appeals IniSrBrfng the Judgmentof the Shelby r court holda thatamunlclpalc iHratinicaJi not boofitssder among theia fiIr and preventtheir injuring MHi Mother The do

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againsireityotshelbyviileThe appellant W over nightquarreled wlth4WB > ether inmatesofthe cell he wa Jt7lngaridtbeygave him a se He suedthe city and therceert sustaineda demurrer to t tier< c

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of Kentucky Kl <of PytalMveTected0 H pol an-chanccJlorC

npaet grandF ere iFrankfort

grand chancelidrI L Slade Londongrand vice chai H A Sohaberth Yeraallie jpftlate JWCarter Owens and keeper of

baakDowIIngquer George jLatonla grand

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I LdXirsVlLjUC MAYOR IS IJKDl

Action le reuihf to rover HimPressing His Candidacye

LoulsvlileKtyGeorge D Todd lay

republican toymayor brought sul agalsti yprJames F Grinslead and County ClerkMark Gabhart asking that the fornjerba enjoined from pressing his candi-dacy and that the latter be restrainedfrom placing Mr Grinsteads name onthY ballot Mr Todd In his petitionstates that only he is legally qualifiedto become mayor but takes issue onMayor Grtnsleada eligibility sayingthat he believes the election of 1907was for a fixed term and quotes theconstitutional Inhibition against may ¬

ors of firstclass cities succeedingthemselves In office He says that un ¬

less legally prevented Mr Gabhart asGrinsteadstaketMrgTodd who he says Is the only man

who had announced that he was qual ¬chairywarmest municipal campaign In manyyears both parties being split antieach having two tickets in the fieldThe negro enters largely into the campaign and the democrats partlcuaflythose on the ticket beaded toy William

OHelda prominent tobacco wareman have made this the para¬

mount issue and asking for a whitemans government The Citizensticket a defection principally fromthe Head ticket is headed by OwenTyler a wealthy business man

TWENTYFIVE NIGHT RIDERS

On a Mysterious MIssion In Harrisonand Robertson Counties

Cynthlana Ky Twentyfive night-riders on a mysterious mission throughHarrison and Robertson counties or-dered the citizens pt the little town 61

Clayyllle Harrison county to extin ¬

guish all their lights They halted atthe edge of the town and communkGated tho order which was promptlyobeyed Through the darkened citythe riders then passed about midnightand those daring enough to peep atthe band saw that they carried whitehorseblankets Where they went Isa mystery but they returned throughClayville early In the morning anddisappeared in the direction of thlacity w

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Louisville KyThetotalreglfilraJlon of Louisville was Democratic24594 republican 19054 lndepandent 10065 a gain of 2325 over 1908

Glasgow KyOdell Kirby a negrofatally cut rom SIkes a white manhere Feeling Is very bitter againstthe negro and if apprehended a lynch-ing will likely follow

Owensborp TyThe burley com¬

mittee 0f the Green river district hasclosed a deal with the American To¬

bacco Co whereby the crop of 1909 Issold at 14 for leaf and 6 for trash

Lexington KYAt the JJurleyLoose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse 1430pounds of tobacco from tho 1909 cropof Osborne Berry of this countywas sold tp the American Tobacco Cofor an average of 1540 per hundredOnE basket of the tobacco broughtf 1725 per hundred

Loulsyllle KyJames G F Shuttleworthr a millionaire merchant liespurchased the holdings of the RossParis Co In the Louisville hotel for

115000 A short time ago Shuttleworth purchased the Interests of MrsWalter S Paris In the property TheLoulsyllle hotel Is one of the bestknown In the south

Henderson KyThe Corydon CoalCo and J LandT E Jones at Corydon this county who also own thetitle to the Magnolia coal mine sold ahalf interest jn both mines to Dr JR Slgler apd V Q Conley for 20000About 1000 acres of coal rights are in-

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in the deal and the purchasershave about 1000 acres more to beadded

IAxlngtonKr1frsLuCAlexander 65 relict ofA 4 Alexander andmother of Mrs W E Slmnis Dr AJAlexander and Kenneth Alexanderriled suddenly of heart failure in herresidence on the famous Wperfburnfarm jtt Spring station Jilrs Alex-ander

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was one of the wealthiest andmoet widely known women In the bluegraHreglon

T eulavllleKyr three bhundred dalegates were preeeBl when pjesldejritlSdwards called the NatjonalAMpoIatlonof Life Underwrlters iconvention toorder Mayor Je F GrMli 4d do-ltveredaweleeese address wkteh was-reependedta ytt1d prealdbat JaDJH

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Poverty and ConsumptionThat pov rtJils8 friend to consump Jfi

lion Is demonstrated by some recent r tGerman statistics which show that of10000 welltodo persons 40 annuallydie of consumption of the same num-

berlonly moderately welltodo 66ot rr

the same number of really roQrt7and of paupers 97 According to John 1fBurns the famous English labor lead rer90 per cent of the consumptives In fLqndon receive charitable relief Intheir homes

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When Coloring Rags for Carpetsor rugs always use Dyola Dyes be iifmOnce try Dyola and you will nevergoback to the old fashioned dyes lOc jper package at your dealers Write 17Dyola Burlington Vt for free book o 5directions and color card +

Appropriate rFirst Milliner You have designed

the north pole hat i-Second MillinerYes It will ba a mac

matter of dispute between the purchaser and her husband

Farmer Summer Trials iWhat do you find the hardest work

connected with farming 1Collecting a board bill troD TOUcity chaps when its duel

A Rare Good ThingAm using AlIef aFootEaae and can nt

I would not have been withouttgSvemYJlchlngfeetIthing for anyone sore or

Mrs Matilda Holtwert Providence ItV Sold by all Druggists sc A k today

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