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The one surpassing quality of is its ABSOLUTE PURITY! One bottle of it will do more to convert | those that don't know #ban any argument of talk or print. Try it today; light or dark; same price; prompt delivery. ' COMPANY, TAFT TO RUN CANAL Secretary of War Will Inspect Panama Situation. WILL THEY REPORT TO CONGRESS. Fisance Measures Necessary Will Be Considered In View of Bond le- . sue fo Fay Fer Work om Isthmian Waterway. WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-The man agement of the isthinian canal aWairs Will remain under Secretary Taft, who will go to Pavama ln November to nu vestigate the situat aud thor oughiy Limseif the coud tions in the canal zoue "The decisi #8 fo Keep the control of the canal in the war in stead of transferring de partment was dehnitel in o discassion that followed cabinet meeting. Now that the work is to pro ceed under his direction Se Taft will procesd to Panama the situation in Washington about CONYehe= The sceretary has had conflicting re ports reganding the progress of the work, the sanitation, the facilities for the officials and and he sires to have personal knowledge which will enable him 10 decide what should be and what recommeundatious hall be made to congress The secretary of war will take up the subject of the canal finances and de cide as to what recommendat should be made to congress respecting the Issue of bonds have been provided for by Recretary Taft will give every feature of the ca nal admisistration his careful personal attention ii there inforin of department stale reds fiead tu to the retary BR Over to detail and thi refurn time congress laborers, de done ops which COLress DEFINITE CLEW AT LAST. Story of Kate Mayo May Clear Salt Case Mystery. BOSTON, Oct. 7 —Inthecircumstantial story of a nurse, Kate Mayo, who says she saw the body of the young woman known as the cut up aud placed in valises the police believe they have at last clew She suid the Ivxly wus that of Miss Mary Ela Kelly, a of Lewiston, Me The operation which resuited in Miss Kelly's death was performesl. she =aid East Bos ton physician whom named, and the crime was committed in a road bouse near Plaistow, N. H Kate Maye says she nursed the girl. and after her death says the doctor cut up the body and later put the torso In a suit case, which he gave to two young men, one of whom was Miss Kelly's sweetheart, with iustructions to take it to Winthrop and throw It inte the harbor “lI was sworn to secrecy,” cried the Mayo woman, “and was to be paid $15 a week for silence. But the horrible story was gnawing my heart, and 1 could not keep gulet” silt case victim 1 detinite Iwrile foriuer by she Aan AT PISTOL'S POINT. Desperate Depositor at Philadelphia Threatens Bloodshed. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7 J. Hamp ton Moore, receiver of the City Trust, Safe Deposit and Surety company, has called the attention of the postal au thorities to a threatening letter recely ed by bi, The letter is signed “A Depositor” and is lu part as follows “After watching your actious for mouths and being driven to despera tion by you I have decided to take the matter into wy own hands, | swear | will blow your brains out If 1 do not get the money. I have in the City Trust the savings of Years. 1 aw lo actual want, while you. you dishonorable wretch, are living in luxury on poor widows’ and children's savings. Be fore I end my own existence [ will try mighty hard to end yours. Don't think this is written by a crank. It is a warning. Take heed” A statement of the assets and Jiabll ties of the company was made public by Receiver Moore and showed the lia. bilities to be almost double the amount of the assets, Reward May He $235,000, ST. PAUL, Minn, Oct. 7 — Having falled to get any clew of the men that held up the Great Northern “flier” near Reattie, the Great Northern road has increased the reward offered trom $5,000 for the arrest and ientifleation of all the robbers and £340 for the conviction of each robber to £5.000 for the “arrest and conviction of each of the parties huplicated in the holdup and robbery” If, as is generally he lieved, five persons were Involved in the robbing of the express car the re ward is thus increased from a possible $7500 to a possibile £25 (00) West Virginia to Convey Hoosevelf. WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 The navy department has designated the armor od cruiser West Virginia as the vessel which will carry the president from New Orleans to Hampton Roads ou his return from the southern trip. The West Virginia is the flagship of Rear Admiral Brownson's division of armor ed cruisers The president asked for a AWift cruiser that his return from the south might be made ax speedily as possible, Greene and Gaynor Extradited. MONTREAL, Oct. 7. The last Jogal step In the Greene-Gaynor case, so far as the courts of Canada are concerned, have been taken, aud today United States juarshals start with the two prisoners for Savanuab, Ga. where on trial for alleged ; fo de ROSEBEN IN 1:11 3.5 World's Record Made at Park Track. : NEW YORK, Oct. 7D. C. Johnson's Roscben, carrying the heavy Impost of | HHT pounds, made a new world's rec-| ord for xix furlongs circular track. when he won the Manhattan handicap at Belmont park. He stepped the dis tance in 1:11 35 which is ouefifth of a second faster than Dick Wells') time made at Washington park, Chica- | ko. in August, 14.3 The ruce run by Roseben stamps bim | As the best sprinter In Americs, as the | son of Hen Strome— Rose Leaf picked | ap his 47 pounds and handled it lke a feather. The victory very pop ular, but when the time was huug out | the great out in which for fully minutes O'Neill seut Roseben into the lead at! the start, with Aeronaut up deronaut held on to the stretch, where | Roseben drew away and won galloping | by four lengths Dreamer, favorite, wou the Dixlaua stakes, Summaries First Race — St. Roma, first; Maid of Timbuctoo, second; Arietta, third Second Race —Kinlevdale, first: countant, second; Siduey F., third Third Race —Roseben, first; paut, second; Race King, third Fourth Dreamer, first; Royal, second: Oro, third Fifth Race. —~Water Tauk, Birmingham, second; Wes, third Sixth Race ~New Mowu Hay, first; Benvolio, secoud; Hippocrates, third BASEBALL SCORES. was chivers Ove! crowd burst were continued close Ac- Aero lage Don first; Games Flayed Yesterday by the Na- tional and Americas League Clubs, NATIONAL LEAGUE At New York- Philadelphia 1 © G New York 1 ¢ 0 ao 1 Hits Philadelphia. 7: New York, 13 rors—Philadeiphia. 1: New York. § teries— Pittinger and Dooin, Ames Hresnaban At Hrooklyn Boston : 0 g Brooklyn : 3 Q Hits Bosten 4. Hruo Boston, I. Hrooklyn. 3 and Moran; Does At Pittsburg Chicago «0 08510 Pittshur 1 & 1; 5 } 3 4% o— 4 Er at and ¢ 0-132 } *—-% Errors- ries - Wilils er and Ritter e 4 6-7 § 1 1 ¢ ¢ vo § Hits cago, I Pittsburg, 7 Errore - Chicago Pittsburg § Battertes Wel mer and Kling. Lynch and Hilderbrand TABLE OF PERCENTAGES Ww i i 1 © FP New York Pittaburg Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati 5 8t lLouts 57 Boston o Brooklyn i“ AMERICAN LEAG! At Boston New York $646 20061¢ Boston ¢ @ 3} 1 & 2 Hits - New York, 6 New York i Clarkson bruster At Washington Philladeiphia Washington f Hits Philadelphia Errors -Phlladeiphia, 4 Batteries Coakley and burg and Heydon At Bt Louls Chicago ¢ 1 St. louis 9 Hits -Chicago I - 9 2 Oi } 5:9..3 Errors Hatteries wid Arm- Boston tostor : and Conn Gibson 2104044040 00:01 1% i Washington, % Washiugton @ Schreck. Falken 0 0 0 GC 28..1-~ 2 0 0 61 05" *— ¢ St LOuls, § Errors Chicago, 0, St. Louls, 1. Batterfes—\W hite and Sullivan, Glade and Spencer At Claveland— Detroit g OC 2144 Cleveland ¢ 10030} Hite Detroit, 7; Cleveland, 10 § Detroit, 2 ail 5 Batteries van and Warner. Joss and Buciow TABLE OF PERCENTAGES Ww i. 0 5 I 0 o- 0» ATOre~ Dono- Cleve Pe 6X Fi £13 a Ls a 4 wm Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland New York Washington 8t. Louis a 5 Tarrasch Won at Chess, NUREMHERG, Genunany, Oct, 7.— Tarrasch and Marshall played the four- teenth game fn the chess tournament here, when Marshall selected for the first time In this series a Petros de fense In answer to Tarrasch's opening move P-K4. The game procesded on well known lines, aud after about twenty moves the position was per fectly even Later ou In the game Tarrasch got a snperior position and won finally after fifty moves Albert C. at Lexington. LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct, 7.—Favor ites took the four events decided at the fourth day of the trott.ug m eilug here Tue Johnston stake, 2:24 class, trot ting. was the feature. Emma Brook, half sister to Miss Adbell, the Futurity winner, challenged the favorite, Albert C., and in the second heat led him to a break in the stretch and easily finished first. She was a close contender in the two othier Leats New York Women Won at Golf. NEW YORK, Oct 7 In the first part of the anuual tricity golf match batween teams of women players rep resenting New York, Philadeiphia and Boston, which took place over the Mor ris County Golf club's luks near Mor ristown, N_ J, the New York team beat the Philadelphians by a score of 140 to 11 Joe Tipman Won. BALTIMORE, Oct 7 Tipman of this city earned the decision given his by Referee O'Hara at the end of a fifteen round ght with Kid Stein of Pulladeiplia Jast night. Tipmau land el many more Llows than Stein, but was unable to make any one of thew a knockout Joe Kirkpatrick's Team Won. PHILADELPHIA, Oct 7. The Eng Heh association football teani, wader the Jeadership of Sir Charles Kirkpat rick, defeated a picked team of Phila delphians by a score of 4 goals to 1 on the grounds of the Merion Cricket club at Haverford Will Re Consul at Turks leland. COLUMBUS, 0, Oct 7. — Senator Dick ts in receipt of a letter from J. A. Howells, sditor of an Asttabuls paper, the osition of consul at Intervention In Cuba. FRAUD AND FORCE IN ELECTIONS. Deplores Villuendas' Assassination aud Gives Dynamite Story the Lie. Liberal Leaders Arrested—Hal. lot Bosses Stuffed, NEW YORK, Miguel Gower Liberal parts Oct 7 catdidate the Jose the General of presidency the for Sf New Yark frotu fear of as<assinat that it government unendment to luterfere un Cul it is said, has stated is the duty of Sates uliles sland bas gen He described what he said despotism of President P erument and ind open use of fraud and force lu Cuba's ele tions as follows = “The days of the 21st, 22d and 23d of last September were days of terror in all Cuba. The chief leaders of our pa ty were arrested, respectable uen, wen of conservative ideas, merchauts and distinguished professional men “The assassination of Villue took place. He was & Young man of great vigor and the leader of the § eral party tives wns the iiliia = Io thie combined ila in the house of representa A stupid story of dynamite Invented, being made up ouly to make an impression on the United States as It wax only received with laughter in Cuba “On the 224 day day preceding the election of members of the election boards, the Modern tos arrested the of our party ganizations, and on the 23d the ballot boxes were taken to the polling places already stuffed with votes, aud defend ed Ly meu of criminal antecedents armed with rifles, and also by the ru ral guard aud the municipal pollo Wherever the members of resisted they were fired upon province of Sauta Clara twany killed and wounded “After having prevented the Libw: als from voting on the Zid the elect leaders of the Moderate party filled Hy the ballot boxes according to their d« sire. On the 25th of September the drawing up of the list of voters wa begun. It was padded to an extraondi nary degree, there being inscriie«d as voters names of persons who bad nes er or had already died In many cases the number of names of the voters falsely luserted were mors than double the pumber of nawes of genuine voters.” Asked whether the coming Decetnbet elections might in this same manner, General Gowez reple | “Yes, the result In jhe coming election will be that as this body of lmaginary voters has been created the will of the genuine electors will be stifled by this wetibers of the boards of ele tion oth cers, who will ill the ballot boxeg with the votes of false electors “It would not be difficult for the gov ernment of the United States to ascer talu the truth of what | have asserted aud to see to it that there are RKeiuite and honest elections, which is all that we ask” was of September thie jeders Our pat Iu the there wer existed be conducted Big Business In Army Supplies, CHICAGO, Oct. 7 -Army officials at Fort Sheridan dave learned that almost every person Hving within ten miles of Fort Sheridan has at least one article of army equipment or clothing which was formerly the property of the gov ernment The investigation which was recently begun and resulted in the arrest of Edward Hart, a keeper, Arthur C. Bray, a mall carrier and Alderman William Weleh of H gh wood may now take ona wider scope saiooan Erie Tooting a Steel Conch, NEW YORK, Oct. 7- The Eriv rall road Las placed an order with the Bar ney & Smith Car company of Dayton, OQ. for the construction of an experi mental steel passenger coach, which will be used in the suburban service In the New York district when completed If this proves successful it ie quite likely that the Erie w I adopt it as the =tandard passenger coach coach for the entire system Dr. A. E BUFFALO E Warren of Youngstown, O, has committed su he by shootiug himself through the head with a 32 caliber revolver Ire. Wag ren was visiting friends on Masten street. He had been in ill health aud was ick in bed when he shot Limself Dr. Warren well kn in Youngstown and took a prominent part a church work Warren a Sulelde Oct, 7D, Al Sears old rt wl thirty six Was PWT Coal Dealers’ CHICAGO, Oct. 7 the vtall Coal of Miuols and Wisconsin who fineel $100 each charges of spiracy to ralse the price of coal be obliged to pay their fines ne ing to a decision Judge Henry V pellate court ————— Ironworkers Strike at Winnipeg. WINNIPEG, Man, Oct. 7 The struc tural jronworkers engaged on the Canadian Pacific hotel, the postoffios and many other large structures herp Lave gone on strike to secure $40 cents an hour, with a nine hour day They have Leen working ten hours a day at from 23 to 35 cents an hour Conspiracy Nine ralers 18. of wintion officers Wers on con will wird by Wp handed Freeman of the down Hew A Conadian Champion Dead. WINDSOR, Ont, Oct. 7. Robert Me pe di C. EE HUGHES NOMINATED. Ranrance Investigator Named » Maror by Republican tenvention, NEW YORK, Oct. 5 Huglies, counsel for suraloe nominated fog Republic gle hall cefved wotl Rirhiand Park: oui Was noun James | tate dealer Charles E the leg tise In flee =| ivestiSiling comin Was ir last night in A unvention Hughes’ na CHARLES E president of the HoMminated f Of HUGHES 1x departing was president of the bdard ildermen The selection made at Avenue listed Hal thy 1 Sen of Mr. Hughes held at the Finh Ween Count nferviios Iw Chair fan (hledl ach Ntate hair 1 Waooddrnff, Edward | Elsberg and Gejweral Julius Maver N ogy ff those pres ence wild re dilate for Mr Hug od out tiller \tornes tion opm LEGISLATIVE SEARCHLIGHT. Inquiry Brings Out Yast Nepotism In Matas! Life NEW Yow the legisiative ct, 1 I hie probe of DsUTALCe Cotmittes turned fron of thie Mot potism to thie kit irdy faushiy Mutua the otlpany x excoutive oticers to thi ‘yellow dog Iooounts of the institu tion Anditor sworn h atid hie ries A Poeller proved gu of where the un ey had MoCardy, ths rant Was Younger thant duties as general of the tual Poeller heard of the £2 the Mutual jour] committee | Well,” den ‘You or solue pany Kn chargad 1 the Mutual company ’ mnausger Mu swore that he had “MX which was paid by to the Repu sf Yu 4 ed Attorney Hughes other ott Ir Cow ON § Low thint 1 ¥ Ys Hever vivian UhigTes "i er uf ve was } Lier upon to produce those accounts These fa inquiry That ue of pany That the “loading mums last vear QU and the new hus ts were established at the potism pervade Mut Life vvery branch thie Tusuranc Cun Mutual Huounted to f on pre £13 (%m) the by expense getting in Hess exceeded that sum more than That the poll let company, hut with ite That Robert IL. Mod Know what Lis father's what the of of the Mutual are fluance committee That the Mutual Life has in all like Hhood violated one of the most impor tant pr ne of the lnsnranice tm falliug to Nx and regen rivs ofliers from year Sl imalinm Mutual doesn't to deal Ji desire a vy ho the ectly with vent indy doesn’t salary is or <alaries ny other otlloers though on the HAW OMicials ne Switchmen Yat) Oct. 3 N mn CH 0h men to Lae -W } Grand hed Hi hes ind other have heen switchinen was A week agw rs nine r<, firs men I trainer the strike feel too break. it upon irry ing learning dowant thy strike iy vith them ke ti ARCs to Disorder nt MOSCOW trations last Moscow, Th night by striking Ir Ct dem ut erly ers Workin itl wt | Ketdarnies dents were hs nud policemen wer rtesl that teddy disp Neveral is Hexl other casualties Stastnol * xl by Cosa wounded darme It wns Kk Few ited that a gv there wer wil Lie Mastery riled 21 in ay sl tobumoon fa No news troops © The tories A genernl strike is | He ted appearing hreater street car lines ure nlready papers are Tuenty-five In Narning Mine PUEBLO Oct 3 electric gynerator fire at the Florence {ola started a Fremont! coal Cola AH the bathing in cluding the shafthonse were destroyed Thirty-five men were working in the mine at the time the fire started. Ten tract tim wag burning mine. A desperate effort is i BOSTON CONVENTION Bay State Adopts Platform For Tar.ff Revis on. Curtis Guild erner and | ben S Draper for Hun- Ir. SNominnted Vor Gov. Ring Mate—Dana Malone Jor Atioraney General BOSTON slaty wing ship of | nol offer the platfor: though Mr. Foss des tie tariff fa Wis not =afl Mr. Fo pied his followers Was year == “= COHUess next the convention a thes vottld expat vp their proposition The following ticket was 1 For governor. « nated Bos Heutenant governor, | ira Hopedale sexretary Wil Ham M Ol Boston: 1 r and receiver Arthur RB o Heury E Hitier general Ma urtis €;uil general amditor attorn Jone, Greenticld Oge of the r} when Wiliam | Hopesiile, former an and one ling members « Hote Market cluly opp Orvis sped oft of the revs 1 prefacing | explained Draper nating 3 rises of the 1ETIE wera I'raper of Italy of the le f the ye] telat that who was | for the did not shar. views the sie kild be win plank fog there vas other eri ettenant governs but Sup tieneral thy =1 i substi Dir Sissi Wert and commer ig ns a u Lo vision Ihe platform presented by the com mittee on without brief an tration of Pres int metrtion being made tedason why there should be resolutions was adopted imendment aml contained in udarsemient of the adminis Roosevelt, espe of his p in Russia of Clini bringing a peace between and Japan and of his enfo the from es discrimination or i lawful competition for the ena aril pron Amvrican tion aud =. thse vored Rese wrease of navy « vhling of the Awmerd nll merchant mari i an 1d of the administration of f Governor Johu I. Bates Aside thie foption of a formn containing a tariff the contest for the no 1! rt cetient enting gv fporat thie AWS pr Ope ss finent then nation foreign markets ution fo tid the up! th ment dM Rier {rom plat ink, featun f the « vention <= thie for attor LOre Tees Irana Malone the final revision j on ney general bree ballots sary for a Greenfield polling 772 votes petitor of Cambirt The ouly tion. that for f uf wining on Vole His nearest con Fdgar R ved 366 votes ntest {oi ithalion General Champlin 1ge nu ian fur Hen mm the Hope Doet KS tl pia : : was decided first ballot, Eben 8 Druper of dale defeating nel Aupast | tling of Spri vid nd Freder Hall of Taunton by rality . Lieutenant Jr, of Boston wi ernor hy of state, st William M Henry FE cumbents acclanu Ihe fo proveedings the address itor Ha Lodge Sena { e to form to reply a substant vernor Curtis Guild = nominated for gow ition. For secretary and auditor Chapin and at] Ly tivia te reassures Olin. Arthur B Turuer Wel sD ir the respective renomiunted ition ture Was nry Cats k 1 td voontedd wl 1 Cours bad rw of hls rec] thie hides ar materials the Severely coal In Foss reinarks Massachu senators 1 represcitatives cha the in congress were not loyal to sells Senator Lasly weld « manne eloquent tary strictures on the sentation also sald that in i wed Mr Bo Mus<achinsett = rejire Mr. 1 riff ren viien the Repl He argued was but an ined thint taten of rec at the capital whi tine for t sion wns the © an that other the would party Was in paver titerinls trade off free Lhe death 1% of prote free r teri | f vee addins rw ils knell son is wel on A Prestdential Appointment WASHING ‘ Ak Mullaws nt nites] t ot of © umn! Preside TON, Oct xande n Nt fos has been Roo ‘ ‘ t n this district Scott, deceis Young Filaniy May Die RARATOGA, N.Y, Oct 1 Flanly, the eighteen yearoldl son of Joseph A Flaply of New York, who aceldentally «hot himself at Ballston Bpe. 1s In a serliviz condition at the Comstock hospital Liere. Joseph PRICE ONE CENT Saturday Linen Crash $ 4 ther bale of that Re Toweling, ad before. Satur- hid la fe Made of | lannelle it, good assort- lors and all sizes from 32 Wi Saturday and Mon- One lot | for 21] in) and Monday 75 of Cardinal only, made to Our price Saturday Sd Sateen Skirts 3 SPECIALS-3 r R119, Dress Goods o¢ Granite and a 65¢ Storm ian. and all wool, full { colors. Saturday and Mon- erge. bot range « day White Bed Spreads Tk I'hese spreads Just the same as we sold last month. Saturday and Monday, 89¢. Curtain Corners worth from pair. Un sale Saturday and Monday at Ite, 121¢, 15¢, 18¢, and 200. =F Underwear Much of our Underwear bears the name "Globe dled by the other Globe stores and represent values we are proud to offer i Hosiery Fleeced lined and cashmeres in stock. Some exceptional values in school stockings, gent's socks, ladies” and misses hosiery. Globe Warehouse, Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave. VALIEY PHONR We have them have the following ranges in stock Dockash, Happ HARDWARE
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