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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 4, 1913 · page 6

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iron 0‘ prevent illegal voting “and low
timidation of waters lit the emails Po-
lice Commissioner Wulido long bolero
daybreak had ordered evry police can 3
loin in the live prronslul iii the city

 
 

At the conclusion or Mr. illntmll's
, ding it was moved and mood that
' his report be unnamed.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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, Business upmmm.

338‘ nob Office, “Walla,
0 o'r s Residence.

”MA-C deitor’s Residence

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the district out or the mnexpsnded op—
premium ’I‘llny were givengpower
to mymm. nmsdluuon to thud silent

“bolus Md iii? Mayor mm J.

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Tim who Wing “missions“ re-
noise um W more: your. to be
equally WW the tussle, was
the .summv‘m next rosemtiou
aileron. bulimia truce vote the‘chalr
was in muuhtuniirnn a. risinz’voto it
was rm owns tutored the resolu-
tion MEMEE' Minimal: to it. ;

'Bym W Note the treasurer
at them m mill receive it sel-

 

 
 
 

” Stated communication in Old

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“will be held at Its rooms, Nov'. 4th.,
~ “tilts. 'at 8 o'clock p. on Work, €.A

Cosme. All Mister Masons cordially]
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RU ‘E‘RT‘ ‘M. lNlLCEX, W’y.

 

 
 
 

. MILLIONMRE BEN EFICTI’ONB.

 

crest wealth are coming along pretty
fast now. This is remarkable in e

 

, Getting is manifested. There is here
a lost for dollars, a feverish competi-
‘Itiloh and commercial activity, that
. Assent unfavorable to generous. ime

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Perhaps the strongest motive work-
log against these ‘gitts is the senti-
' moot of homily pride. There is a.

hereditary feeling tending to confine
Vithe succession of a great :pntrimony
. idlinthe‘ bosom of one .tnmily. This
bottom “is so strong‘ in Europe that
iithord are comparatively tow oi the

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

memes ‘o£,‘so [many American million—
sires. , .

Benjamin Altman, the merchant ~
, prince who has just made megniilcent "

glits to the City of New York, was
a bachelor: The principal motive for

 

.. family did not exist. Still he had
.nephews and nieces, whom many men
or Wealth would have netted, and who
would have received the bulk of such
a tor-tune.
I "No doubt Mr. Altman was one of the
.milllonaires who have learned that the
“surest thing in their careers was not
the golden price they gained, but the
- Sun of playing the game. They wish
their descendants to be self reliant

 

 

 

ll 1-9000. "0' 108' F u“ A“ "Vista seuil “Tempted was then read

Big public constrictions rrom men at cm,

ountry where such ardorunt money‘

short cuts clot have nmpemateu the,

the retention of his estate in one:

my «Who dorm dim year. A room
lotion dammit“ to rough sketch 0:

store the Whig and was passed

Instruments

lit the liken Noted to adjourn.

' in: penalties.

The M iii" unwell: condensed gen-
eral balance sheet, as at October 8,
mill, is as follows: '

 

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Assets. - ~ , f a _‘
Available.
............ ........ $1386.62
Taxes and water rates” 22,321”

Miscellaneous accounts to

ceiveble . ............. . 73.16
inventory of materialsv—
water department ...... 2,829.15
Total available assets. $26,710.39
Fixed. ‘
Real estate. buildings and
equipment ..... . ....... $109,150.00
Permanent improvements. 408,490.37
Water works. ‘5' . ..... I . 520,795. 72
...—......—
Totel fixed assets ...... $1,038, 436 0'.)

Sinking Funds. ,
In hands of City Trensurer 396 220. 83
Total outlets. ..31,131.387. 31

 

 

 

$1,161,367.31

 

l'l‘he City of Norwalk condensed reven-

The nest mm which we): wotedli
upon was like Mutilation at line com-
” missions” te m *ihe claims against .

LiabilltIel.

. Current.
'Accounts payable ..... $2385.37
Notes payable ........... 8,000.00.

 

Seven states hold nicotine W
Three-Illumination». New rm mil
minimum courtroom. limited
elects a “united States Mr rated
State W; Matti: m;
superior mot dodges; Kentucky We
circuit court room it mt «at up
rpeals, associate judge, assemblyuseu
and We state senators. New Jersey
also selecto a new legislature. . ‘ T

Congressmen are to lbw/elected in
fOur: districts, the nuns Massachusetts,
Thirteenth and Twentieth New York.
and the Third Maryland.

litany cities choose new officers,

 

Cincinnati.
,Vlrglnla.
MIOHMOND. Va, Nov. d.-~Buiight
crisp weather ushered in the day for
Virgihia’s novel electioh. The ballot‘
' ing is for governor, and there Is but;
one candidate—«Henry G. smart, a
Democrat. The luck or a contest led,
to a general apathy throughout the
‘ State and a light vote was expected.
‘ New Jersey.
WNTO‘N, N. J., Nov. 5 i.—-—Voting
tor governor and members of the Gen- .
eral Assembly was brisk in some parts
0! New Jersey (or an hour or two of
ter the polls unload, but in the great-
,er port of the State it was light. The
weather is fair and worm?“ The mana-
gers oi the three candidates forgaver.
nor expect there will be heavy voting
toward the end of the day and they
are planning to get out every vote pos-
sible
The total registration is about 60,-
,000 short Of the 420. 000 votes cast last
fall for the presidential candidates.
Pennsylvania.
PHIIJNDELOPHIA, Nov. damnation
day weather was fair

 

 

day. The vote for superior court jud- ',
see on the non- partisan ballot was

commission government is to be in-

 

ure being held throughout the state
today for the selection of members
or the assembly, a chief judge and new

 

notably New York Philadelphia lulu '

transferred to some stunt precinct
with instructions to stay at his
pm until 8 o'clock on
Wilts mathematm’olnce‘th.‘ ,

Greater New York that the captains,
not mil ms maturation mm m sub-

runninx down persons attempting to S L
sole illegally, ..

mayor m: Ed'w‘arli Iii. Metal! regular ‘
Democratic novices, and John Purroy~ ‘ .
MW, motorist. .

dent) are exhorted to be very late.

lConxrossion‘al district We of the can-
didates, Marshall (Progressive)
0' Council (mlmoclot) were defeated ‘
by the late Congressmen Wilder last .
your. The Third, Paige (Republican). .
is a former member of the Governor's '
Council and Stain Scustor.

.tozlny took part in “wet" and
elections» twenty-four illulois cities:
and toiVnst,"
localities are in , hinge upon the
strength the ”rccgk- eni‘rauchlsed
voters show in mustcllug Their forces

at the polls. ,. ,5
and warm: Church Seerceu. at whicliplnyorsi “

women in the Duquoin district whic'hlmm post is doing its utmost to 7"": .

[light during the early hours, but in “Willa“ Dilduoiu. Old Duquoln Edwardsburgllfi

most of the 25 cities where so—oalled' John and Sunken]

when “the voting began lousy All“: this"
annuul election of Governor and other ‘
state omcers and members of the log- .
lisinturo.
{Boston and several other stiller. blit- es
git will continue into the evening in ‘
.many “pieces the returns in the Contest
for Governor between Gardher Write '
.publicnu), Wal'sh (Democrat).

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The most moment candidates 1?

M‘ | II III .16
BOSTON Nov 4.——Raln was telling

Balloting started early in

Bil d _
and Fans I

(Progressive),." (ludepen- ‘
“in theisfpllwil election in the Third '

and '.

, Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-«Women voters :_
“dry” ;

 

its 3 in several or the '3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SECOND WEEK

5.1%?» Bargains all through the Big Store
Ev cry Ilseartmcot contributing in
the New FALL cud WINTER
MERCHANDISE.
wantedunow gene‘sI-stS-ayiugs
of 1-3 to 1-2 from; regular
prices. Be sure tcuttend
the Second Week :lf

this Great Sal

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throughout most of Pennsylvania to- were Diluted for the success of the

‘dry" movement were held by the ei

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TOW current liabilities 310938537 stalled, in certain boroughs where iNDiANA’PGIS'iS, ind Nov. ‘4. *Eiee- ,
Fixed , commission government is being vot— tion Day in Indiana broke clear o‘nd
Bonded indebtedness ”03"000'00 ed, the poll was fairly heavy. County brisk. Every city and incorporated
IGelmml purpose ““1 WW” ' judgeships fights in some sections also town in the 3&on voting for municig'
notes ......... . ........ 403000-00 livened up the voting. ‘psl oillcere. liarlyrvutlug m indiun l
I In Philadelphia's city election, alopolis "was heavier than usual. due.
Total “KW liabilities... ‘8‘5-‘000'00 heavy poll was looked for. The vot—lln a measure to the street our our
Reserves. ing centered largely about councilman! pioyes strike as the voters ‘Vvisbed to .w
dieservod tor sinking l'und. 59032033 and the county oliices. the reform adv cast their ballots before iii)ng to:
W ministration under the leadership of work. The four main candidates for;
”TOR“ liabilities ------- $951606 20 ”Mayor Blonkenburg underworlng to mayor here one: Joseph E Bell, Dom x
SUPPNB' gain, throng ha Fusion mOVement, cdn ‘osrat; mum—loo A, bookwullter, Re ,
Being excess of assets over “-01 of city councils. Millions; Dr. W. ii. dohnwn. Pro-l
liabilities -------------- $309 761 11 New York State. greselvo, and 171-113, Wondficmzensu
"""‘"" ALBANY, N. Y., Nov. 4.——Electloni

customs i

PAquLS PDST BAVES MONEY
W ASHINL: TOY Nov. 4.»“he pur-
the cost of living at
‘Idaho, according to n. report that
reached the Postomco Department- to-
day. The report shows that ordinary
transportation charges on a sack oi
flour from the nearest railroad station
to the mining camp has been; 13250.
hilllé the charges by fibrosis dost fire
only titty cents. Equally high prices
nre charged on other commodities
with i corresponding saving When
handled by the government. As a re-
sult. winter supplies whirl: have to be
purchased before the big snous set
in are being shipped by parcels past
it is stated the inauguration of the
parcels post system would probably

;seve the comp, which has noun threat-
,oned by the former excessive trans.

portution charges. The only dissat
lulled person in the comp,
the report, seems to be the mail con-

WOULD REGULATE SALE OF

POI80N5_

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.~A restric-
ilve measure to deal with :crsons as
n old can instead of simply one illness of
thorn was urged in n letter sent by
Secretary Mexico to Representative
Moon. of lilinois, today: it won .in
reply to a request for an opinion from
the Public Health Service in connec-

tion with the control of the sale of

certain poison tablets.

Secretary lchdoc said there were
a number of «poisons in common use
and (but any legislation should be
cased an inquiry and full hearings. He
said that from a public health view-
point. the most effective interstate
trails. measure would be to prohibit the
transportation of any medicine in-

tended for human use when containw

in; more than one rule adult dose tor

‘a human being.
concludes L

Secretory McAdco added that it

wouldbc lin‘desirdblo to include in any

THE HEART OF A CDP.

Patrolman John!“ E. Reynolds came
across a man in Washington street
Sunday night, who looked like an
outcast. The olficer asked him what
he was doing and he replied that he
could find no work and that be bad no
home. The officer asked him it he was
hungry, and the man assented. Officer
Reynolds loch, him to the, lunchwagcn
and paid for his men]. inter Oflicer

onhn H. Smith ran acress the men

and arrested him for vazruncy. This
was Vance Elelrwiclr, who wus dis~
charged by Judge Keogh that he
might seek work yesterday.

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PRESIDENT EXAMINES PARDON
PETITIONS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ~I.-——Ailhough
he has becn very busy, President W il~
son has found opportunity to examine
scores of requests for pardons and ex-
ecutive clemency that comes to eVel‘Y
occupnnt oi the White House.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

eund ex so 30001)!“ 70“ the ““ausocinte judgn of the court of npmnls, ,1 E . . ‘

. to light their own battles, and enjoy gerlod, Nmmber i, 1912- October 8- and nine supremo court Judges, wwm “I. I"! it “6 cm tractor ‘mensurc the specific name oi any and in the six months he has been Pres-
the some 7968'. 0f struggle. Many Of 1913: senators, one to succeed ‘Stejhell J. m Yum" WWI ,llOlBOll. \ ldent. Mr. Wilson but; acted upon al-
them realise that eudowing young peo— ROVOMO‘ Stillweil, who now is in Sing Sing Boers the l Sentinel Went mire. Will introduce} ..., ---. most double the number of pardons

l with a fortune of overpowering FY01“ '63qu ---------- .. 73 3‘1 10 Prison, and another to succeed Frunk- Mm of ‘2. some people to each other today wlm| Housewives watch Sentinel Want acted upon in the same, period of time
p a ' Licenses and permits. - - .. 362 5” become Assistant Secretary of the . Oulrllt to have known each other years ‘.Advs for clues to that aspired to ”bcl- last year. He settled five cases to-
also tends to “me manhood llFrom the SW6 --------- v ‘ 334- 27; Navy, were to be chosen. Successors duo. ter position!" . day,

(But the majority or the money kings Interest ..... .. . . . .. ‘ 371 92, are also-to be elected to Congressman MYSTERY‘DWWUS i I
are still passing beyond with no recog-i Miscellaneous , .......... 502'00‘Timoihy D Sullivan. decoagad and WOMAN IN 303"“; , , ,____
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W. Francis Burton Harrison. resigned to
‘79 7“ 79' become governor-general of the Phiiil)‘
pine islands.

:7. hill. 07 Ohio

”1 W938” commons 0.. Nov. 4 F‘inc wen- .
8 088 09! lher and brick voting merited elocllonu‘
150” M in this etntc today involving muni
3 “’9 ‘7 cipnl officers for oil cities towns and

nition of the metcbleso opportunity
lior service that they possess. it is
the rut misfortune of wealth that Expense.

g (2 ii. Adm inistrutivo ...........
it tends to Honolulu a mun lrom 'S'l‘ilnucc .................
isolated bv his fortune, be him ............... ......

"If lilgbwnys ................

Irlllllll'y ............ ,
[Lights “’3" 85‘ vililuscs and several proposed consti-

_ No information Harem Mounted that“;
cant That one i-iad Been Walking
fer‘Two Bays.
TOR'iilNii'i‘th Nov. til-«No inl‘ur-,
mntlrm had both: revolved up to noon
ludn! rclaurdlug lilo woumn uvlllmuly
at German extraction and shout I.‘v'i‘i'll~

Total revenue .

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follows
missus ion. to:
you miss lln joy, \ou miss nil," sold

Best Friend

tho joy of giving.

 

 

 
 
 

 

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It, 1.. Stevenson. 8362 94 il-scven yours old who appeared at the l
1’ Police tutionnl compliments. . ‘
, .--..-._-..--......_......-..- S .... W ... W W, ...... w Wm WM, home or r. s. .l.......... m o....:..... ...... You cannot expect yourself
IHMV’S ATTMHIEV ;. ew i ch nttentioi) aloud with fiercol‘y Sunday cunning. Silo remand to , b d f h
. . , or mu y. .‘ .. ‘ . .~.. ---
' , . . -’ "3,967.41 polliicslillrbtsln Clincinnnlinud (hove rig),‘ZZYS'::;uS,;,U::gas:”Shrigfdng. ‘ to e goo 0r mac to 100k
ATT‘BKS uppusrr|ou ,1 IJngAv‘firmom. M22 08 11:“ t‘lnd C233,“ um] ’I‘olmlo Imd for two dnyh. it was; limited lluil she W811 01’ be Cheerful‘flf you ladE
.. 3 1911 an . ' 0 i ------ ‘ 0 01‘ "39 'bud come through Litl-bilrld (luring ' " '
(wxmml‘l, N. 11., Nov. 4...-rpho good: . W78?) 49 ’Ropreoenlhtlt'os of the Anti Saloon the afternoon and this m1 ,0 tlux W good health 01' 1f your bodfly wgor has
I'uith oi the logo! representatives ot‘ 'I‘Oilll expenses ----- " ‘37" ' Emil“. ministers. women and younu liul' Hull who might have manned from,

been undermined by indigestion. But if yen

EEG M’s Pills

‘ "The Lorne! 5an of Any Medicine in the World”
bells Name whenever there is need or occasion. When engour mmted is

girls, were active at many polls in
support. of tho prolmeu nmendmonl
to prohibit the shipment of liquor
into dry isreiiory.

acme Arrests Maui,

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.”*AILIID\MII low.
arrests wore reported durlnu the early
ioronucn hours, thorn Wore disturb.
llilct‘l! ut polling places in various
parts of the city owing to the chat 2
longing or many voters. in the Sec
iiiltl Assembly district, where. thorn in

New York in seeking tho extradition. Butane... ....
or ’llnrry It. 'l‘huw is uttnckcd in u‘liixcuss revenue ........ .. $4.00..”
ccnunuuhmtion sent to Governor li‘cl- W"
her today by Judge Willlnln M. Chase, "9’7“‘79
of 'l“hmv‘n counsvi. Judge (muse
wrotc:

"'I‘hc iulrmlur-liou of tho lm‘llcimont,

Dr. iiiuui's Sanitarium in the luttsr ,
plum llpoh lili‘tliiiililiilflll, lmwuvor,‘
it was round that nobody was missing
oi. that piece.

This woman In urlllmuly sumu‘lbg,
from nwntnl liliiill'dfll‘. Film mullil‘urts,
dour hi the prumulcn of turn umi l‘ua;
i'neos to out. lilo,» but: rmillinlt lltlii‘, iné
or medium build”. null unions lib,
‘pnumls liilc lb null (lieutmid

The Johnson totally cared for her;
over night end will, motions to do so

 

l'ruo out or Null‘wulk water depart
uncut. revenue and expense sinis-
obtuinmil in New York county In udm- munt. ior period ending Uctobcr 8th.
‘ tlonnl mldolmc oi‘ the subterfuge ‘llli’l:

which llm niiot‘uuy rum‘osenting the: Not revenue ......“ ....-
State or New York is employing to oh i Expect".
inlh tho. old of requisition proccudingu Bnlnry comrrlisuionun, (2

 

$26,330.10

 

 

 

tor the mom ct on insulin mun to, yours) ...... $3232: a not contest. between Alfred i0. limitinlwou ,.,,,,,,,,,,, u, the ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,. until: ma}: BtI‘OIl ygur 1W8! stimulated and m- bowelaand mflneys
i‘“ll““‘l‘l“' ‘5' "s:'5:.*;;:::::::5:::.2215: rut: ---- w tram:5.::::“:.:.:: hum .. ...... .... ...... accumulations have rammed wag by
so on 1mm A . ....wmes
the inserts sets. but for the purposeimgnl expense 814 85 (iohon adherents of both were born MARION ARNOWD m,“ AWAY Elli! wondekriui‘remfgy, then you Will killOW Wihrlilrziflitifiiroobe l fromhee
............ ..... 2“ ooglilti'dtlli with rotten cults and rose AGMH. have 0 9,9 emenervousness, 0W5? en unnaturu suffering.

oi punishment: null an insane mun 'Iieut ..
who is u resident of Pennsylvania and Texas .

 

‘93 54 tables when they appeared at the mil

0 ..... ul sloieodli

Beechetd’s Pills have

The police lil‘ll ngnin scorching for

For more than half a cmtury

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

tor whose conduct the State or New Miscellaneous since 91' log places. (limont WI, prosi- Miss Merit , Arnold “airmen-your old ,
York is responsible only while he is posses .... .. ililll 25V“, or the WWW) Menus, ,. mw'iduuuhier o)! 1m. and. MM. Herbert Ar- , belenkbemr making woman 168”)“me Wu lid
actually within that clots" Maintenance dud renewals ceding for n challenged voter, was seismic, or non-amt; only lost wees , 00k WWII). Form ii“; V6 .

proved soils, the whole world om,

Woman's Most
Reliable Remedy

otplunt “9044'upon by gangsters and received 9.
Mm cinch eye colors the notice some.

» ~ New You-it. will friends. This
no additional papers in support of the (4qu from operation 319300.35 NEW York, Nomi w't‘ho mastered {inimiéhffifl mint 3,”, h“ gong
extradition petition. '(lovcrner Fol-l Internet Void. voters In Greater New York, number» further “My tram homo. “m, mm“.
iter’s docioiou is expected the ill-st oi’Dn bonded debt . 316,300 00 log 689.708. W at i) «sleek thisi lstatsd to the italics yestei‘day that. on
this week 011 current corrosion... 1,.40167 morning helium: .ter mm. eunui- her m she w .0 :m m and

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, _ , , . , «on tot-rise mo WW and Mimi‘s“, “m ..., ..
7f"'retsl interesihtiti..flm ileum new or mm mutte- “w m, firm“
. . in . .

it became knowu today that Wit
iiotu Traverse llcromo, spaniel deputy ,
attorney gmlsrul oi.“ New York, will ills Total expense ...

”the young lady left her home suddenly.
returning otter two or three days spent

 
 
 
 
 
 

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