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T ROOSEVELT ADDRESSES THE MEN OF THE FLEET1rI J his photograph was taken while President Itooscvoit was addressing thej officers and men of the flagship Connecticut when the battleship licet returnedt to Hanipton Koads The president stood in the drizzling rain on the after

turret of the vessel and complimented the crew and thanked them In theandfantThe Little Colonel Readers meetwith Miss Helen Ford ou Saturdayafternoon

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Tue Cooking Club will meet withMiss Fannie Combs Scott on Saturday

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iMiss IHorrye Smith will be the

I charming hostess for the LiteraryandSocial Club on Saturday

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J Euchre Partyi One of the most enjoyable evenS

of the week was the delightful Clubparty give by Mrs Harvey Frank ¬

lin Thursday afternoon Euchre be-

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the chosen form of amusementVases of huge pink carnations and

rferns were advantageously platedthe pink and green blending har-moniouslY

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Mrs Franklin was assisted in en-

tertaining¬

by Misses Henrietta andOlivia Gardner Ruth Tucker Eu ¬

nice Earp and Kate Hunt MasterGarland Clark passed the tallies

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f V party was an excellent lunchctihriuingly served

r The guests for the afternoonwere Mesdames Susan G Ander ¬

111son W H Strossnian Orlando Hos-

t 1ki s George Green John M Jen-s

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Mattie Oliver of Mt SterlingCurtis Evans George Clark Harrys

J Strother Sam A Jeffries O G

Hadden J W Ishmael CharlesParrish John Clelland Ogden

4 Crutcher Roll Ratliff E E Kidwell A Sayre J T Beckner Lucien Beckner misses Jane GaitskillEvelyn Price Allan Crutchor Kate

f Hunt Ella Pendleton Ruth Tu ek-

e Ann DuorsonEuuice Earp Annar Stoner Rash Olivia and Henrietta

Gardner and Kate Rash

A Substantial MessageI have just received glad tidings

and good news from my friends and

parislwners Mr and Mrs CharlesAttereall in the form of a largebasket of oranges spelling compli-

m ents Why cant everybody inFlorida write tht way 0 JChandler

The Senior Qlass of the Winches ¬

ter High School will give an inter ¬

esting little play this evening at theschool chapel

Mr C P Mann has conductedone of the nicest establishments inthe city and has not only mademoney since his residence hero butalso a host of friends who will regret to see him and his estimablewife and little daughter Miss Eliz ¬

abeth leave Paris Mr Mann isa gentleman of high character

1 business capacity and moatagreeable in a s cial way Parisregrets to lose such a valuable citizen and familyRenlucldan Citi ¬

zenWe are glad to welcome Mr andMrs Mann to Winchester

PERSONALS

Mrs W E Singleton and Mrs TE Warnock have returned from adelightful trip to Woodford county

Mr and Mrs Joseph Shannon arevisiting relatives in Carlisle

Mr Lander Skinner has returnedfrom a weeks visit with Misses 01lie and Nette Bean of LexingtonN Messrs Will Jones and Allen Bar-

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left this week for TexasI Messrs May Goff Ed Rice Wil ¬

lium Young John Redmon andIsaac Reynolds of North Middletown attended the Jersey sale hereWednesday

fir and Mrs JW Shepherd ofI Missouri are the guests of relativeshero

I Miss Lillian Russell of Mt Ster¬

ling is the guest of Mrs D B Good ¬

IwintMr and YIP S D Laring of

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I POPULARITYPopularity is the result of being able to mix in

the affairs of other people without seeming to bemeddlesome We have the popular hoods and willmake the prices so that they will be popular to you

i-t COME IN

C H BOWEN Jeweler and Optician

The QualityTIe Quantity J

r The Pricea-re three very essential things in

t the selection of the Furnishingsfor your home These are thewatch words in our buying

Twentythree years of businesst

success proves our position is cor-rectv COME 11 HD SEE THE NEW THINGS FOR SPRING

The Winn Furniture CoWe Give SIeH Green Trading Stamps

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Punta Arena South America arethe guests of Mr and Mrs A HBrock

Mrs Mattie C Oliver who hasbeen the charming guest of MrsyJohn M Jenkins for several dayshas returned to her home in Mt Sterling

Miss Mary Crutches is the guest offriends in Nicholasville

Miss Nancy Hoclkgin is illJudge E S Jouett is in Frankfort

on business

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Son Confesses to Murder of HisMother in Small Town in

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Special to ThcvNewsHOLLAND Micfi March 5El-

on Baldwin confessed today that hepiled his mother who was found leadin lies farmhouse near Saugatuckshort time ago He was afraid shewould charge him with having burn ¬

ed her barn A hatchet was theweapon usedlI

nlSTRICT ATTORNEY

TENDERS RESIGNATION

Rather Than Aid Government in itsEfforts in Panama Canal

Libel Case

Special to The News-INDIANAPOLIS Ind March 5

United States District Attorney Kening has resigned here rather than aidthe efforts to bung Delavin Smith audJoseph Pulitzer to Washington in thePanama libel case

MINSTRElS RENDER

AA GOOD PROGRAM

Vogels Big Show Furnished Much

Entertainment and Music atOpera House

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John W Vogels Big City Minstrelswas the attraction at the opera houseWednesday evening The company ita clever one every artist being se ¬

Ice led with care Orie specialty follows another in rapid successiongood songs a well trained choruseccentric juggling and skilled duneing filled the program

Sam Harris and Charley GallO onjlertaincd the audience with mnn >

catchy songs and are comedians ofsome merit while Clark Qldfield haa tine bass voice and rendered tinsolo Any Old Port in a Storm iran exceptional manner

The performance concluded with alaughable farce The MysteriousHotel which was the source of muchamusement The elaborate sceneryand electrical effect used in the firstact was unusual and wa sapprcciatedby all presentr

SHELBY BALL CLUB ORGANIZED

SFIELBYVILLE Ky March 5At a meeting of the stockholders ol

the Shclbyvillc Baseball Club a club< f the Blucgrass League the follow ¬

lug were sleeted directorsW Ilardin Caldwell Luther Black

J E Baldwin Leon Rothchild J IIMcKee A F Biter and P B Woisserge

These directors will later choosa president and secretary and treas-

urer

WINCHESTER ROLLER MILLS

The oldest and best institution iithe county is the Winchester bileMills Why not use home flourthibest made Kerr perfection aniWhite Pearl flour has no equal

MARRIAGE LICENSE

A marriage license was issued FriBailciRECEIVE CONGRATULATIONS

Mr and Mrs G 0 Sullivan are reiceiving congratulations on the qrrivaof a elevenpound girl at their horn

Thursday l1ightIA LONG PASTOKATE

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Eider J W Harding preaclied SunoountyKITwas mtotwentynine years

I FOR SALE One1 Good work horsea

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DEAN GETS BILL

THROUGH HOUSE

Goes Back to Senate In

Amended Form

CRIST BILL ISATTACHED

Author Says He Will Accept Addi-tional

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Provisions and Upper BranchWill Also Probably AcquiesceWoods Taxation and Public Utili¬

ties Bill Given Soporific In SenateClevengers Proposition to ExtendTerms of Auditors Postponed

Columbus 0 March 5With onlynine contrary votes the house passedthe Dean saloonkeeper character billcarrying a rider embracing the pro ¬

visions of the Crist bill intended toprohibit the soliciting of sales ofliquor in dry territory and authorizingthe employment of secret service op-

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to enforcethe lawGalleries were packed with men

and women who early in the proceed ¬

ings sought to applaud Representa¬

tive Gibbs of Lorain but they werosilenced by Speaker Mooney who for ¬

bade expressions of either approvalor disapproval from the galleriesSenator Dean arid Otto J Renner ofthe liquor forces said they wouldagree to the amendments This meansthe senate will pass the bill in whichevent the liquor fight is over

The session of the senate wasmarked by the killing of bills In ¬

tended to increase the terms nf coun ¬

ty auditors and clerks The referenceon motion of Senator Johnson of Cin ¬

cinnati ot the Woods bill providingfor a state taxation commissionwhich passed the house early in theweek to the sqnate judiciary com ¬

mittee is regarded as a burial of themeasure for this session

Today the assembly holds a formalsession and sessions will be heldMonday Tuesday and WednesdayThen a recess until Friday will betaken and final adjournment had Fri¬

dayTheDean bill which is Intended to

elevate the character of men engagedin the saloon business was putthrough the senate two weeks ago bythe liquor interests It makes it diffi

cult for unnaturalized residents menwho permit gambling or the loiteringof improper females about theirplaces or those who sell to minorsto continue in the saloon businessSaloonkeepers trespassing againstthose restrictions are subject not onlyto having their places abated as nui ¬

sances but to imprisonment andfines The measure passed the senateby unanimpus vote the only objectionraised by the AntiSaloon league be¬

ing based upon an insinuation againstthe sincerity of the liquor interestsIn pushing the measure

The nine men voting against thebill were Representatives Connaughton Edwards Jones of FranklinBlond Schaefer Schaibley LeIman Winters and Wymanwere 98 votes for the measure

The bill of Senator Clevenger to ex¬

tend the terms of county cuditorstwo years was indefinitely postponedat his own suggestion It will not beheard from again this session Thesenate by a vote of 14 to 17 killed theDeaton bill to extend the terms ofcounty clerks Immediately a motionto reconsider was made and carriedand then a motion was made and car-

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to refer the bill to the committee on fees and salaries Senator

oval the most outspoken member ofthe upper house against granting favors to the county officials is chair

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ably wont be released from the com ¬

mitteeSenator Clevenger In speakingabout the bill of Senator Cetone toprovide for the registration of resi ¬

dents of tne National Soldiers homeat Dayton took occasion to deny re-

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circulated that the Republicanstrength of the senate was controlledby party leaders and as evidencethat he was not so influenced he saidhe would vote for the Cetone billrecognized as a Democratic measureSenators Baker and Johnson approv ¬

ed the statements of Senator Cleven ¬

ger and the bill was passedThe house passed a bill appropriat¬

ing 3000 for the establishment of apermanent memorial on the site ofthe Colllnwood fire a year ago

In 1910 the people of Ohio will voteon the question of holding a constitu ¬

tional convention as a result of thehouses action in passing the resolu ¬

tion of Senator Mooney which aweek ago went through the senateproviding for the submission of thequestion to the voters

To Buy Grant CottageAlbany NY March 5The legis ¬

lature will be asked to make an ap-propriation of 6450 for the purchaseand preservation of the cottage inwhich General Grant spent the lastdays of his life and the woodlandsabout it on Mount MacGregor nearSaratoga

Sues Former OfficialsLima 0 March 5Unable to se¬

cure private settlements with formercounty officials on shortages returnedagainst them by state examinersProsecutor Welty brought suit incourt to compel the returl of 8733to the county treaeiry-

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RECEIVER IS NAMED

Big Coal Company Unable to MeetInterest on Its Bonds

Chicago March 5TheCoal company of Delaware a DeringI000 corporation operatingIndiana and Illinois was placed inthe hands of a receiver by Judge CC Kohlsaat in the United States cir ¬

cuit courtThe bill for the appointment ot a

receiver was filed by the Witt Mer-

cantile¬

company with a claim of 2924 and Jackson K Dering owner of

350000 worth of the coal concernsstock R R Hammond president ofthe coal company filed an answer ad ¬

mitting that the corporation was insuch financial straits as to make areceivership necessary

It is declared that the coal com ¬

pany Is solvent but that It Is beingpressed by creditors to whom it owes

1000000 and that it will be unableto meet the interest on its bonded In ¬

debtedness

Powder Mill ExplodesKings Mills 0 March 5or the

second time this week an explosiontook place In the powder mills butthis time luckily no one was InjuredThe accident occurred In the wheelmill but none of the workmen wasnear by at the time The machineryin the room was uninjured but alarge section of the roof and the wallon one side was wrecked Three hun ¬

dred pounds of powder exploded fromsome unknown cause

TROOPS ON THE MARCH

Russia and Austria However BothDeny Warlike intentions

Kiev March 5The reported move-ments of Russian and Austrian troopseach on their own side of the fron-tIer has aroused considerable specu ¬

lation here but in an Interview Gen-eral

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Alexieff chief of staff of theKiev military department denies anypurposeful concentration-

It is said that Austrian soldiers arebeing concentrated It Tarnopol andSkalat in Galicia and the Thirtythird Russian infantry division is nowon its way to this city from the Cau

casusMineForeman Kills Laborer

Glencoe 0 March 5ForemanScott Smith of the Coil com ¬

pany shot and fatallywounded NobleAult a miner who is an official ofthe miners union here The two menquarreled over a matter that hadsomething to do with the mine andSmith shot Ault who died severalhours later

Pulliam Goes SouthNashville Tenn March 5 Presi-

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Pulliam of the National leaguewho has been visiting his sister hereleft for Florida where he will terrainfor five weeks His health has great¬

ly improved

WORLD IS INDICTED

New York Grand Jury Continues Al-

leged¬

Panama Libel InvestigationNew York March 5The federal

grand jury here which has been in ¬

vestigating alleged libelous publica ¬

tions in connection with the Panamacanal purchase returned indictmentsagainst the Press Publishing com-pany

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publishers of the New YorkWorld and Calbe Van Hamm one ofthe editors of the World

Pension Agencies RemainWashington March 5The house

receded from the amendment to thepension appropriation bill consolidating in Washington the 18 agenciesthroughout the country and the lastact of the last congress vas toadopt the conference report on thatbill The agencies will be continuedas in the past

Rescued the CrewNew York March 5By use of the

breeches buoy time life savers of theMoriches Long Island life saving station rescued the captain and a crewof wreckers from the schooner MJlcsM Merry which stranded on thebeach several weeks ago

Murder In First DegreeElyria 0 March 5Harry Con ¬

nors was convicted of murder in thetint degree for the killing of YungTa a Lorain laundryman Robberywas the motive The jury recom ¬

mended clemency and Connors willnot be electrocuted

Woman MurderedSaugatuck Mich March 5Mrs

Mary Baldwin was found murdered ather home two miles east of Sauga ¬

tuck The crime had evidently beencommitted with some sharp instru-ment or a revolver butt

TilE MEAT Of IT

Mrs Nathan Radilowltz and her 12yearold son lost their lives in a NewYork tenement fire

Five hundred shipbuilders employedby the Chicago Snipbuilding companyare on strike against a 10 per centcut In wages

A bill has been introduced in theIllinois legislature to prohibit insur ¬

ance companies from combining toregulate rates-

Secretary Newberry has orderedthe government navy yards at Pensacola Fla and New Orleans closedfor lackof business

William E Glasscock was inaug-urated governor of West Virginiasucceeding Governor William M 0DawsJMay Mesaros of Dayton 0 hasidentified Edward Boylor 15 as thecolored boy who recently ttackedher-

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We call special attention to the latestNEW YORK CRAZE

Theand the AnkleIEclipse Tie Strap PumpN-

otice Cuts of same

We also have many more newideas and take this means of invitingyou and your friends to come in Tookover try on and tally about our manyuptotheminute Spring styles all ofwhich we are showing in our win ¬

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For probably the first tide oil rec-ord in organized baseball a wholeteam representing another city wassigned for trial inn league when thisweek the management of the Win-

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baseball club thewhole squad whichrcprescntcd RusScllville Ky last Year Ten play ¬

ers which were members of this teamhave putt their Tiaines to contractsfo play for the Clark county team

will report the last of Marchfor duty and with about seven otherplayers will be given a thorough tryout The signing of the Russellyilleteam resulted from their good workall last season They played againstthe strongest semiprofessional tearsin the State and won a great rUy of their games When they metthe r Louisville American Associtrtionteamlast season in a postseasongame they went down todefeatbascore of 4 to 2 Puttman amp Peitzwho composed the star battery forthe Colonels were in the corners foithem on that dote

r Have Faith in the TeamII IT Phillips who is one of the

directors of the Winchester team wasin the city et rdu5aml says thatbe hopes to see the pennant come to

city this year He says tile Winickester nsareconliellt t ttwitkthe men ai6c1x 4f thisdat that

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fieldPresidentGeorge I Uammoml An ¬

nounced yesterday that he chad incd Pat Danahy of RoclicsliiNvYas one of tile league umpires Dfnahy Was highly recommcndcrd to him nby manager John Ganzcllr of theRochester Eastern League teum + Hdis said to be a fair umpire and onethat can handle the hardbsk ques¬

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