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PAGE TWO “Better Than Doctors” SO SAYS MRS. GERTRUDE ASHENMERST * , A> ». V. V;/'' v ' < MRS. GERTRUDE asWENHERST Duffy’s Pure Naif Whiskey f* an abnolutfly pur* distillation of malti’d grain, great mr* being nurd to ha vs * very k<rn«*l thoroughly malted, thtin do«frnylnK ths gsrrn and produrlng a prsdlg* ted liquid food In the* form of a malt ease nee, which la (hr moat effective tonic atlmulant ami invlgorator known to adenee; Hoffoncd by warmth and inoiptun*, ita jmlatability and freedom from in- Jurlouft HubriHiice* render it ho tha' It can be retained by the moat aen- altlve stomach. It In Invaluable for overworked men, delicate women and sickly chll dren. It strengthen* and sustains the system; la a promoter of health and longevity; make* the old young and keep* I lie young throng Write Conaultlng Physician, Duffy Malt Whlakey Co., Rochester, N. Y„ for a free Illustrated medical booklet and free advice. If you cannot purchase Duffy's Pure Malt Whlakey m ar your home we will have shipped you In a plain case, ex press prepaid, as follows: Less than ala boillea, tl per bottle; six bottles, sf>.fid. One r a*e, 12 bottles, fIO.OO Remit to Duffy Malt, Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y . by express order, postoffloe money order, or certified rherk. Upon receipt of order, goods will lie shipped tnunedinlely according to directions Reference*; Any Rochester Hank or Trust Co, Dun's or llradutreel's Agency. POE’S TALES TO HAVE OPERATIC RENDERING Metropolitan’* New Man- 1 ager, on Arrivnl, An nounces Two More Nov eltlen. NEW YOU', emt oUultlCasatxn. manager of 1 1 ■ • Metropolitan Opera company, arrived trout Europe on board the Preach I,liter l.s Touralnc “I am looking forward with pleat . urv to my first aearon at the Metro I polliau Opera bouse said Mr (Snttl j Css.lt.a "We have mapped nut i:i ambitious program In which all th • school* of music are well represent ed Our first Italian novelty will b« l.e VIIH.’ which we hope to be able to give during the fourth week ot the season. ft Is the first Work ot f'uelnl. and it win t Mm Alda and MM ik d ’ampananl. To*, at Ini w ill cuiidnet. As la" Villi' la a short opera. It will be given In conjunction with Pagllacct' or 'Cavailerta Rirdlnnt.' Mascagnis opera, by the way. will be revived with alt onttrely in w miu ict scene, which I hnYc had painted lu Milan by tho artlatA oi I < Meal# ( > mo will sing Turlddu,' which, I am told, he has never tung here, and Mmr Deal Inn will lie the 'Kantuagn. "Toecanlnl will addive tut W< dues da> on the Oceanic and 1 am glad that I shall hat. his co-porcatlnn during mv drat season In America. We have worked together tor tin past ten years at tat Reala, where wv tc .ghi and won i.m op. ttitle ice I tea As already •ntiotmeed To* can I nt win ecmdut t some ot the tiorman, aa well as the llaltan and French operas The first German work that he will direct will be Uolterdanim* r iintr.' which will be given duiit i. the third week, with Mine*. Krcutst. id and tinmen and MM Sc him-die. and Made of Forest Roots Dr. Pierce believes tlut our American forests abound in most valuable medicinal roots for the cure of most obstinate and fatal diseases, if we would properly investigate them; and. in confirmation of this conviction, he points with pride to the almost marvelous cures ei iectcd by bis k ' Golden Medical Discovery M which /ns proven itself to he the most efficient stomach tonic, fiver InvlQorator and blood cleanser known to medical science. Dyspepsia, or indigestion and torpid liver yield to its curative action. The reason why it cures these and many other affections, is clearly shown in a little book of eunu ts from tlx- standard medical works which is mailed free to any address bv Ur. R. V Pierce of Buffalo P*. Y., to all sending request for the same. ’ ' A\»f less marvelous. In the unparalleled cures It Is constantly making of woman’s many atfcctiony. weaknesses and distressing derangements is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, ns Is amply arrested by thousands of unsolicited testimonials contributed by tirntes fui patients who have been cured by it, often after many other advertised medi• elm s, and physicians had tailed. Both the above mentioned medicines are wholly made up from the glvceric extraits of native, medicinal roots. Ihe processes employed in their manufacture were original with'Dr. Pierce, and they are carried on nv skilled chemists and pharmacists with the aid of apparatus and appliances specially designed and built for this purpose. Both medicines arc entirely free from alcohol i all other harmful, h.tb-forming drugs. \ fuH 1 1 >t ot their ingredient* i> printed on each bottlc-wtapper, Don t accept %cc.ct nostiums us substitutes lui these medicines ot hXovi.N cu.\uosino.\. A prominent society wo man, of 1918 Winnie St., Galveston, Texas, who extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey for curing her of dyspepsia and stomach trouble after doctors had failed to give her relief. Mrs. Ashcnhcrat recently wrote: "It Is with pleasure I write to In form you of the good Hussy's Pure Mall Whiskey has done roe. I was practically run down with dyspepsia and stomach trouble. I received no benefit from the doctors, so I decided to give them up and take Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It has done me more good Ihan all the doctors and other medicines." Felnhala In the lending roles. ' To.einilni .■.ill also ixmduct ‘llr. hiitu rn,' In wli'rh Mm< Oay find M. i Nolo will have tho principal parts | The list of our novelties und re vivals has nlreadv been published : Hcsld'! those previously mentioned I have also the two new works of De bussy. which arc founded on Edgar ! \lliiii Poe's tales, The Kail of the I House of Usher snd 'The Devil In ■ tln* I'.ellrv.’ Tin first named will ji In two nets and the Intler In one. und lie composer Insists that both lof them must lie presented oil tho | same evening." REPORT FROM TUSKEQEE. Booker Washington Makes Financial Report for the Year. MONTGOMERY, Ala -In his re. i", tor the lam year, Pftnclpnl Hcokei t Washington, of the Tusk" g> i Negro Norma l school, aava that ih" Income was about the same amount as the expenses, the excess ’ hi the latter lulling itP'tti repairs and • Menuhins of tic permanent plant. Kmm all sources the income wax '>."■‘l.ol2 Mt Of thla amount $252. .'o' ,s w,»s used lor running coat. Kor special purpores. Including per n in . t Improvements, was kpcnv S2B, 338.11# lie endownient fund was increased $118,7X8,88 by the sale of lands an I •lifts Kor all purposes the sehOo tee '’’d $405.1 ::l 91. the endowmeti, fund not being Included In tho ex prose account Among tho bequests ts 110.842.7$ Ths endowment strut Is now $i M ,140 03 it ts hoped that ; the railroad can he run to tho ci nt!: Is this year, which will cost $12,511:1. and thst Hi new dining hall, in ca l onn. can be completed Md Is ssked tor new cottages for tear hors, scholarships and buildings, total com about $75,000. In uddt Hon It Is Imped to put the endow. > metit at fS.ono.wo. I 1h" s<tendance tor he term was SIXTEEN ARRESTS j WHEN DEBS SPOKE Red Flags and Much Ex citement Manifested When Socialist Candi date Addressed. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—As a result of the visit of Eugene V. Debs, social ist candidate for the presidency of ■ Ihe United States, to t his city, fifteen j men and one young woman were ! locked up In the station house at Third street. twi Fairmont avenue. Several thousand men and women' 1 listened to Debs in Labor Lyceum [ hall, Sixth and Drown streets, and others, trying to gain an entrance, created a disturbance. One of the most feverish mounted the steps and started to make a speech, policemen waived the crowd back. "Come on, don’t mind the police," i shouted the man. "The workingman i lias nis rights—.” | A policeman seized the speaker . and placed him under arrest. The , great mob ,n Sixth street hooted and howled and tried to rescue the pris oner. A fiatrol wagon carne clanging along. There were more attemp's at rescue and several more of tho rioters were arrested. All during the meeting socialists surged outside the hall and every now and then an arrest would be made, each time the crowd hooting Its derision. Celle Pearlsleln of Fifth and Noble streets waved the red flag and was Immediately taken to the station house. She and all the others, ex cepting ..ewis Rosenbaum of Second and I-omhard streets were charged with breach of the peace. Rosen baum was charged with Inciting riot. The candidate was scheduled to speak at three meetings, otie In Ken sington, one In Labor Lyceum and one al 721 South Third street. Upstairs and downstairs and in the streets, socialists literally mobbed the nail on South Third street. They packed themselves tightly In the up slHlrs auditorium, and when that was Oiled stowed themselves away down stairs. 'I hen a man with whiskers eatne to the front of the upstairs and announced Ihnt Mr.JJebs would not be able to appear owing to Illness. "But he will appear at. the uptown meeting." it waa announced. The an nouncement caused some anger. Voices were raised very high. What about the fifteen cents paid ' for ad mission? That was the burden of some of the complaints. "The tickets will he returned and then everybody can go to the Labor Lyceum.” It was announced. "In the meantime those who wish to stay may hear Mr. Jacob Penkln of New York." Most of the crowd went up to Labor Lyceum. The street outsld’ the hall was already pretty well jam med when they arrived and a squad Of police were having nil they could do to keep down a little Insurrection. Now and then one of the most zeal ous would mount the steps of Labor Lyceum and nifdress the crowd. About the same number of times an Hrreßt would be made. Excsllent Health Advice Mrs M M. Davison, of No. 379 Gif ford Avc., San Jose, Cal., says: "Tho worth of Electric Hitters ns a general I family route ly, for headache, bilious ness and torpor of the llv*r and bow els Is so pronounced Hint 1 am I prompted to say a word In Its favor, for the benefit ot those soaking re I lief from such afflictions. ’"hero is ! more health for ihe digestive creans I In a bottle of Electric Bitters than in I any other reni"dy l know of.” Sold I under guarantee at all drug stores. 50c. 1.821. of which 1,0X5 were men. Th > average attendance was 1.400, exclu sive of those In the winter agricul tural schools There were 110 grad- I nates receiving diplomas. It Is shown I that comparatively few go to gr.idua. tlon, getting nw.iy with the know!- I edge Hurt will nn;ke them able to get along by trade efhciency. Board has I been reduced to a cos! of tt.l9 pci I week or 17 cents per day. THE AUGUSTA HERALD ! LOIG LETTERS IS CAUSES FDR DIVORCE CHICAGO— Love letters, fervint with expressions of affection on the part of "Florence” for “Harold," were largely responsible for a decree of divorce grunted by Judge Chettaln yesterday to Mrs. Harriet. Cleveland, who asked separation from Harold 1. Cleveland, 84 Van Bureau street. The cas> rested on statutory grounds. “Florence,” from her missive, ap pears to have been an extremely love lorn young woman, in one of her let Mers, addressed to “Dearest Harold,” she writes; "YVe are both under a strain aqd neither will he able to settle down un til we are together for all time, I love you, dear, and trust you and feel perfectly afe with your dear arms around me. I realize that. Ip many things I am but a child, but I do feel that I understand you and you do that [ understand you and that sci some things I know you better than you do yourself. 1 hope I Bhall al ways he able to sway you to the good and to bring out the good as you do in me. Good nighl.-dear one. I love you arid trust you always. I am yours and you are mine and nothing ran ever come between us. Always your Florence." Ardent Note Tells Hopes. In another of the love notes she says: "Dearest Hal:—This I* just a line to remind you that I love you In the same old way and that my feelings for you haven’t changed since I saw you this morning. Now are you re lieved? • • • j shall be glad when our hopes are realized and when we are settled down in our own bmmo In far away Mexico. I can’t hardly realize r am soon to be your wife. I seem to be in a dream, and Hiich a happy dream, and I hope and , pray I may never wake up to find itj only a dream. I hope, dear heart, we ; shall always he as happy together as we aro now, and that we both will be able to keep alive the flame that we have kindled in eaeh other's hearts. Good-bye, dear, keep yourself safe for me, for you know that, my happiness lies with you as yours does with me. Always your. Florence." Ex Alderman's Son in Suit. Mrs Julia Gill Francis yesterday asked divorce on the ground of; drunkenness and nonsupport from J. \ \V. Francis, son of former Alderman Francis of Austin. The application conies as the er.d of a romance be gun four years ago, when Julia Gill, now Mrs. Francis, was employed as a telephone operator. Francis pro posed and was accepted, the two get ting married in St. Louis. Ernest Hummel. Jr., son of Ernest Hummel, South Chicago politician and secretary of the United Breweries company, was charged with cruelty by Mrs. Julia Hummel when she ap plied for a divorce yesterday. Judge Eldredge granted a decree and allow ed SIOO a month alimony. ill cm m W§G HOME MANASSAS, Va. —W. S. Langyher waa cremated in his home near St. Ediths academy five miles west of Manassas Tuesday morning, when his house with It's entire contents was destroyed hv fire originating probably from a defective flue. All of the oth er occupants of the building escaped. Langyher had re-entered the burning structure to save some money and valuable papers in an upper room against the pleading of his wife and children l.angyhers Mills" the home of the 1-angvhers is one of the oldest landmarks of the country. If you want the best Domestic Coal orde Clinchfleld through yoqr deal, er or of the Clinchfleld Cohl Cor poration, Charlotte, N. C. \k \k ■ \ HP*"** \ POHTIEOESE KlfiG [XBOBTSfGRPtICE ROME. —It became known Tuesday that King Victor Emmanuel immedi ately on learning of the intentions of Emperor Franz Josef, in regard (o Bosnia and Herzegovina, wrote a letter to King Peter of Servia ex horting him to maintain peace in his kingdom and advising against hostile demonstrations against Austria-Huu eatj. Why Colds Are Dangerous. Because you have contracted ordi nary colds and recovered from them without treatment of any Kind, do not for a moment imagine that colds are not dangerous. Everyone knows that pneumonia and chronic catarrh have their origin in a common cold. Consumption is not caused by a cold but the cold prepares the system for the reception and development of the germs that would not otherwise have found lodgment. It is the same with all infectious diseases. Diphtheria, scarlet fever, measles and whooping cough are much more likely to os contracted when the child has a cold You will see from this that more real danger lurks in a cold than In any other of the common ailments. Tho easiest and quickest way to cure a cold Is to take Chamberlain's Cough Rempdv. The many remarkable curoi effected by this preparation have made it a staple article of trade over a large part of the world For sale by all druggists. A FORMER BANKER’S HOME CONTENTS SOLD Petition Sale Has Been Or dered By the Court. NEW YORK.—In a petition sale or dered by the court, the entire con tents ot the homo of the late John G. Jenkins, former president of the Jenkius Trust and Williamsburg Trust oomparfles of Rrooklvn. were placed on auction Tuesday in the Je*> kins mansion at 830 LaFayette ave nue. Brook-n The sale Ik being conducted for the purpose of settling up the large es tate left by the former bankker, and the total amount of the contents of; the house Is estimated at $150,000,1 comprised chiefly of magnificent pvr-| lor furniture, curios and art cabinets valuable oil paintings, statuary, ped as tnls. Ivories, parlor draplngs and art plecrs. The d/ used hanker, with his thre sons. John G.. Jr.. Frederick H.. and Frank, were indicted last January by a Kings county grand jury following the failure of both banking institu tions. of which the Jenkins family were the head. The blow t> >ved Go much for the aged man and shortly after he return of the indictments h? retired to his summer home, at Sej Cliff, where he died. Fill your bins now with OllnrhfleM I Coal and you will ho lr.depend it when the mercury drops. O'der ire >our dealer or direct oi the Clinch t.cld CoaJ Corporation. Charlotte, ; N. C.” NEW YORK POLICE ARRESTED THIEF Notified Other Cities nnd Further Arrests of Diamond Thieves Arc Expected. ST LOFIS The police of New \ rk Chicago, and Kansas City, w. re t Chad by the St. I .outs police Mon* de> night of the arrest here of F«s --t r George on the charge of stealing ; diamonds and w a tones worth $35,300 1 from 8 C. Powell, a wholesale jewel !er at ITO Broadway. Sew York, and ■ arrest* are mtpc *ed In these cities. Twenty-live thousand dollars worth lof jewels wore recovered from George i Monday, Some Unique Conceptions At American Beef Banquet CHICAGO —Twenty-three dollars a head for a banquet. That will he the eniroximate cost for the entertain ment of each who attends the annual J 1 ■■■-.. JUBAL EARLY’S SISTER DIED AT GALLIPOLI * GALLIPOLIS, O.—Mrs. Ruth Early Nash, sister of General Jubal Early, of the confederate army, died here last night. Mrs. Nash was the wife of the late Hon Samuel S. Nash, and is the last of the famous Virginia family. Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy re moves cause. Can lor full name Look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c. KNIGHTS AND KINGS. The knights rode up with gifts for the king. And one was a jeweled sword. And one was a suit of golden mail, And one was a. rolden word. He buckled the shining armor on. And he girt the sword at his side; But he flung at Ms feet the golden Word, And trampled in it his pride. The armor is pierced with many spears. And the sword Is breaking in too. But the w’ord has risen in storm and tie, To vanquish and to reisn. —William Watson. HOTEL VICTORIA Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 27th St., NEW YORK. ■- ;. •. - * Rooms $1.50 per day and upward. EUROPEAN PLAN GEORGE W. SWEENEY, Proprictos. Anguj Cordon, Manager, Late of King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Canada. Hotel Marlborough Broadway, 36th and 37th Sts., Herald Square, New York Wwlm R>iea far Rr m % I SO an 4 upward. fj.oo *rd wttn faith. Parlor. Bedraam and Batfc and i-pw-rd. SI.OO utri wh»i «w persona occupy a aingts room. ■ ■ V.ITirE ro» BOOKLET. ■ ■ SWEENEY-TIERNEY HOTEL COMPANY E. M. TIERNEY, M«e«ew WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14. festival of the American Meat Pack ers association, which will be held at the Auditorium Annex Tuesday even ing. It will be in honor of the Beef, American Beef, at that, and those who attend will witness one- of the most unique conceptions in the feast line. It is not what is to be given to eat or drink that will attract but the transposition of an old English ban quet hall with all Its pretty and long forgotten customs into the midst of a throng of wide awake business men of the twentieth century. England, the original land of roast beef, will he outdone, end many of her most pleasing and grotesque cer emonies have been borrowed for the occasion. The first session of the convention proper began Monday in the Grand Pacific hotel, which is the headquar ters of the organization. D. A. D. Melvin, chief of the bureau of animal industry, ~t Washington, in representing Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson, spoke at yesterday’s session, of the work of meat inspec tion throughout the country, and said that the lavs were being complied with in ail sections. Why la Sugar Sweet? If sugar did not dissolve In the mouth vou could not taete the sweet. G-.iVE'S TASTET.ESS CHIU, TONIC Is as strong as tho strongest bitter tonic, but you do not taste the bitter because the Ingredients do not dissolve in the mouth, but do dissolve readily in the acids of the stomach. It Just as good for Grown People as for Children. The First and Original Tasteless Chill Tonic. The Standard for 30 years. 50c. In the Centra of the Shopping District. A Mftdcrn. First Class Hotel. Complex In all ft* appoint* menu. lurniahingi and decorations entirely new throughout. Popular with lntlleg visiting the city with out eoctwtt t-wiause it Is fcoOKlike and cosy. In Walkin'! Distance of Shops situ 1 hea'res. No cab tare required. 500 rooms. _OC rooms with bath. Hot and <old water and telephone is every room. Cuisine -nexcelled. ■■ n— aim iaamill—n ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. Most Centrally Located Hotel on Broadway. Only ten minutes walk to 25 leading theatres. Completely renovated and transformed in every department. Up-to-date in all re spects. Telephone in each room. Four Beautiful Dining Rooms with Capacity of 1200. Tide Famous German Restaurant Broadwav’s chief attraction for Spe cial Food Dishes and Popular Music. Eurepesa rise. M 3 Bevies. 290 Baths.