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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09
MRS. CHADWICK IS
REFUSED new TRIAL
Last Hope Gone Unless su
prtme Ccnr: Grants Trial,
WOMAN NOW UNDER SENTENCES
Mrs, Cassie Chadwick VIII Have 10
Serve Her Sentence Of Ten Years lF
Ohio PsnltontIAry Unless che High
sSt Court In Land lntsdsrsG

Cincinnati. Nov. g,--Mrs. Cassie l.
Chadwick HAS lost her last hope for q
rev tr,al unless tho supreme court OF
tho United states viii consent TO allow
u hearing The United states Clrcuit
court Of appeals today refused her ap'
pllCatlon tor new TRIAL. The lengthy
opinion OF tho court waB ready by
Judge l.urtOn,
Mrs. Chadwick Is now In jnll al
Cleveland under sentence To tho Ohio
pouiG,ntlary for ten years having Ia
dlCtcd and convicted of consplrlng Ia
dctund under tho national banking
Law the specific case involving tho
bank at Oovrlin, o., whose president
has died since the exposure Vt tho
matter.
Tao case was brought 10 tho United
States circuit court Of appeals on q
writ OF error. sentence was suspended
pending The declllOu Of the appeal. aud
The hearing Of the ease was expedited
by the court being placed Al The head
1T The oct calendar, Arguments were
heard on Oct, and I, Attorney paw.
10y aud Attorney Wlhg presenting the
case Of MrE Chadwick. while District
Attorney sullivan upheld The eide q
the government,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

Uhion Labor Candidste Eugene
Sshmlts Was elected mayor Of San
FFAneisoO, Gal.
Governor George X. Utter, Repub-
lioan. is elsotsd In Rhode Island. Re.
pOblioan gains 10 che Legislature. =,
New JSESsy has gone RepPhoAn
against The ma0hiRe, and the hope for
. Democrat 70 Snsceed United States
Senator ]. p. Dyden IN 1907 are
hlasesd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09
Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, Nov, s-The Repub-
lioan ring has been routed BY the ~.
formers. The ticket 10 elected by
5000, Wan. n. Berry is elected State
treasurer. Mayor Weaver says the
aity Of Philadelphia is redeemed. The
widest excitement prevailed all day.
Berry was nominated sS . Democrat
md endorsed by the Independents and
-othen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

DuhnQas. iowa, NOV. S--DT. Joan O
ElaAoOek issasd today the following
Geaaensnt regarding Tie illnesS q Sx.
0DeakoF Elndsguoa: There Il ~
Darueular ehanss Ia the e0o6itiOa o.
Ghs patient. He has been Sllghtly -
ASi1as ~ tines. bUa no diGsTSnt las
AaEslr1Sto. Death q not iluiN~St -
toss . hSmoETAags 6svsBOOs"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

Cleveland. o.. Nov. s--MFH. Ohad.
wick WHs In conversation with her AZ
toFuey. J, 2, Dawioy, when the news oi
the decision was brought 10 Der, she
made no denomination whatever and
scarcely no comment. allowing NJ.
Dawlcy 10 speak for her,
This means that they have beaten
u.s." SAid Mr. Daul0y. "it would
scarcely bs advisable for ~ 20 Say any
thlaG eoheeTaihE tho dsCiaion 81 the
present time. What the neIt step viii
b. I cannot tell nov. but. Oi conges,
ahall 90 something 10 tAfsauafd ths
interests Of my client I ana natural,
" disappointed IN the outcome. did
not think that the court, 10 view Of Ail
the faTis presented, couid come 10 cay
other decision GhRn ln favor Of Mrs.
Chadwick"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

ChnitabooEa. TIA. NgV. "A So
ca % a. keua from hotawogt
rean-. hayS GsssTal = b ovinEs wte
uns aecsaonially 80 ~ tit SWe ruE
Uhlis oui husiing as1 $500 sfm a.
amputated O. oous-gusaca. eirt tsis
naruiaE frsn ~ sGssfa - Ieg uegEt
C.ar.i OEiaEl uhs . pruUisest ias
~ - ==s.-.siaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09
eolal 20 The Gainesville Sun:
New York State.

Buffalo, Nov. 81. N. Adams, Dem.
Drat, was elected mayor by 1900 ma
,Eity.
Albany, Nov. S.--Chas. H. Cans, Re-
ublican, elected mayor for third term
y 5000 majority.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

SAalsioa - WO@as's RiS,sas DloA
ISa4oa. IiSv. S-LA6y goCoAos DlE
- tea Vsn knoWa vTiisE. sGploFST
ea4 eAAmgiea g WemaaS FiGAts. Wh0
$50 - var o1TFosDo11Gu1 t1T q L0a-
papsr during 60 liar Va. 6isd
Ay e. her hals Ga GluagL AanaA.
4a1iFiaGhi4e. aon9in.6.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09
Ohio

Cincinnati, Nov. S Dempsey, Dem.
ocrat, is elected mayor and State will
no doubt elect PattisOn, Democrat, for
governor by small majority.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

Indianapolis, Nov S.-The Demo.
orsls WIn In 20 counties In the State
Ten municipalities have been carried
agsinst the Republicans.
The cities Of Richmond aud TeTrs
Hauts elect Democratic mHYors.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

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~ taEa. Nv. 0-IIAs oon1ltica q
- Y. AeENaeos. sllEunF pEas,1a.i
- gailasls LsEs Aennos nuei
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s, hsl uiGii Ara r'g-,n surz.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09
ALL ELECTIONS
| VERY EXCITING
cClsllan Elected Mayor Of New
York and Jerome Wins Out.
EPusLlcAN BOSSES BEATEN

snnsylvania Breaks Away From Ring
Ruls-ohlo Elects a Democratic
Govsrnor-Ssveral Cities Have DEM
DcratIc Mayors.
solal 20 The Gainesville Sun:
New York, Nov. s,-The latest re.
rms make the election Of Mcclellan
ss with q plurality OF $500. The
ends OF HesrSt are making threats
. contest. The official figures as
re the election OF Jerome for dis
ct attorney by . narrow margin,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09
Illinois.

Chicago, Nov. S,-The Republicans
leeted four judges Of the supreme
.oUrt and entire ticket, except one
DamoeFat for sanitary trustee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

louisville, Nov. s-This city will
hsvo q Democratic mayor aud che Leg
islature will be DemOcatic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

New York. Nov Professor Nee
kcr. chief pathoioglf, ana chemist. oil
Philadelphia VITA tnrte attaches oI
tie corOncr's oI.co In tnat city. called
o. Coroner SholcF with a Wow OF OBJ
taipinE The organs from the body OF
Mia. Todd which they intend 10 ana
lJye Tor the purpose 81 discovering
poison This vas done vt the Ia.
sl9uce Of t6s district attorney Of Pail
delphla. who desired 10 complete Die
evidence Ia the case. 4 portion OF
the stomach vii be- taken 20 PhlladeL
phin aud the rest will DO retained here
Tor examination by tho local aulh0ri
ties. The case fairly bristies With
suspicion. aud toe nrm conviction 10
tsat future developments Will put Il
side By aide vita the Patrick case IN
depth Of interest and quality Of crime.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-09

Valdosta "a Nov, S.--Curioas
crowds ihrouEeI The streets around shs
county jail attracted ~ the yeils
sobEs and raeks, made BY J. q. Raw
inas. loshdss o0aaty's star prisoner
Rawlings n said 10 BE- WortinE the IN
sanity doiss OF attempting 20 90 %
He became sEiFvmsiy vi9iVnt toward
The sseria. biz deputy and TIE TALLER
and has eurasd the Officially bitterly
uhsaevsr Sheriff Passm0Fs would 90
10 MS cell Hla pFOfaaity Vss Of he
mosi lHfii eAaTsotsF. aR4 ~ told lhs
theFiR that ~ sHppe,sd 70 Rrt -sons
% Bic hearts blood" Jet Tor ne part
that oaiosr had laksa IN the oslabrAisd
ease
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20
LONG AND USEFUL LIFE ENDS.
J. PhiIander Frank Dies at Age of
Seventy-Two at nattingIy.

Mattingly, KY, Dec. ~. Especial.
John Philander Frank, after a long
ana useful life, died here Friday of
pneumonia fever, after short illness.
Mr.. Frank was born near Hsrdins-
burg on February, 1888. In 1853, he
was married to Miss Sarah F. Taul.
To this union were born seven child
len, of whom the following survive
William, of Owensboro; Fred, of Matt
ingly Mrs. JAS keenan,, Mrs. JAS.
Phillips and Misses Annie and NJ
Frank. Besides his children Mr.. Frank
Is survived by his wife, sister,
Mrs. Martha j. Weatherfori, of the
Hickory Lick neignborhood and
three brothers, Clint Frank, of Evans
vile, and Huston and Barney Frank,
of Enid, Okla.
Mr.. Frank was a carpenter and
plasteIer by trade but engaged also in
farming.
He was a good citizen and Will De
missed in the community. He was
member OF Pisgah Baptist church.
The interment tocK place Saturday
at the Tarfork cemetery.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20
WILLIAM BATES PASSES AWAY
Former Resident of the County Dies
One Week After Brother.

William Bates. a former resident OF
this county, died Friday at his home
near Fordsville He attended the
funeral of his blothei, Ben. Bates, at
TarforK, on December z, and contract
ed an illness which led TO his death.
Mr.. Bates was nearly eighty years
of age. He was born near this city
and lived In the county for the great
er part of his life, going to Fordsville
only seven OF eight years ago. He was
twice married. His first wife vas
Miss Bell, of Daviess county, and to
this union several children were born
His secono wife, who survives. was a
Miss Ford, of near Fordsville, and one
child was the result of this union.
Mr. Bates was a member VI the
Baptist church and a man who will
be missed because of his worth.
The funeral and inter rment took
place at Fordsville Saturday.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20
More Letters
to Saint mic. "

Waynoka, Okla, Dec. II. Dear
Santa Claus | would like a big
doll that will 90 to sleep and a doll
buggy that | can Roll and a little
iron Stove and little Vessel and
Some Dishes and little table and
a little lamp and a story book
about old mother hubboard please
don't forget to come. | will 90 to
bed at eight O'Clock and Shut my
eyes tight l will not look Indeed l
wont from your little girl Mary
Taul.
Axtel, KY, Dec. 13. Dear Ole
Sandie Claus | will rite to you and
tell you what | want and am 90
ing to look fore you | am a little
girl and | want me Big Doll and
Some candy and Some taffy and
Skie Rockets and lots of other pir-
ty things so | wont tell you my
name though | will tell you where
l live. Axtel is my home so good
BY Sandie Claus till Christmas |
will look fore you then.
Sample, KY. Dearest old Santie.
| am a Little Boy s years old, and
Now Santie | will tell you what l
would Like to have Xmas. First.
| want Hard gum Ball, Story
Book, a fire enjyne, and oh; best
of all Santie, | want gun that |
can kill partriges with, and inst
Lots of good things to Eat,
oranges, Banuas and etc. That's all
Santa Claus. Now please Don't
Forget Your Little Boy Russell d.
p. S. Iforgot to tell you Santa
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20
A TEXAS WONDER

One small bottle of the Texas
Wonder, Hall Great Discovery, cures
sll kidney and bladder troubles, re-
moves gravel, cures diabetes, seminal
emissions, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism and all irregularities of the
kidneys and bladder In both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles in
children. If not sold by your uggist,
will be sent by mail on receipt of g..
One small bottle Is two months tleat.
ment and seldom tsis TO perfect
cure Dr. E. W. Hall, Sole Manufac-
turer, F. o. Box 629 st. Louis, Mo.
Send for testimonials. Sold by all
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20
VOL. XXX.
WANT REELECTION
OF 10. BLACKBURN.
Democrats of City, in Resolutions,
Ask Owen and SheIlman to
Vote For Him.

At mass meeting of the Democrats
|of Cloverport and vicinity at tine
lefty hall, Thursday night, in pur-
|suance to a call signed by nearly one
hundred Democrats, .. DeHaven
called the meeting to order and tenn
|porary organization was effected by
|electing e. E. Lightfoot chairman and
b. aeeerty secretary.
me following resolutions, which
were presented by d. H. Sewers and
moved for adoption by I. c. Tousey,
were unanimously adopted;
First Be it resolved, That we, the
Democrats of Cloverport, Kentucky, and
vicinity, recommend the reelection
Of. the Hon. G. S. Blackburn to the
United States Senate.
Second. That il is the sense of this
meeting, and we believe it to be the
sense of ninety per cent Of the Dem
ocracy of this county and the Tenth
senatorial district, that the faithful
services and the biality, integrity, and
honesty of Senator Blackburn, call for
his reelection, especially at this time,
when so mucn legislation is pending
in the American congress, affecting
the nearest aud greatest interests of
the great common people and when we
remember that IN the official career of
Senator Blackburn, that he has
Jys been found the friend Of the
Common people and that at no time
land that from no source has eveI
come charge that he has not honest
ly served the people as against the
encroschments of the trusts, syndi
Gates and other associations, which
have fattened at the cost of the people
AMI which are now under the search
lignf of investigation by the courts
and Legislative bodies, we declare that
it is the duty of the next legislature
to return to his STAT in the Senate
-InIs tred, efficient, experienced sena-
tor
Third. That we request our sena-
tor, r. ". Owen, and our representa-
tive, E. H. Shellman, to cast their
votes and use their influence, first, last
and all the time, to re-elect Senator
Blackburn.
Fourth. h.-And further, we request the
Democracy of this county and the
Tenth senatorial district t. endorse
these resolutions and also to petition
theiI senator and representative elect
to use all honorable means to secure
the election TO the United States
Senate for that prince of Democrats,
j.. G. s. Blackburn.
Fifth. THAT a copy of these resolu
items be sent to the Breckenriu ge
Democrat, Meade County Messenger,
Hancock Clarion, Owensboro Messeng-
er, and Breckenridge News, request
ing them to print these proceedings in
the interest OF true Democracy.
On motion of y. DeHsven, a COM
mittee was appointed to circulate re-
solutions adopted by the meeting in
the Cloverport msgisterial district
and to send copy of the resolutions
AID 9 petition to known Blackburn
Worker in each OF the other magis-
terial districts in Breckenridge county.
On motion of y. r. Tousey, the
temporary organization was made
permanent.
On motion of y. K. Tousey, it was
voted to name the organization 10.
Blackburn Club No. 1 of Breckenridge
county.
On motion of ID. H. Sewers the
meeting adjourned subject to the call
or fha nhai rrrlnn
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20
MOntgOmery--Witt Wedding.

Hardinsburg, KY. Dec. 10. - Special. }
AT the Nj. f. church, South, Thurs
day at O. CLOCK in the afternoon, Miss
Allie Witt was united IN marriage to
Mr. G. E. Montgomery, of Owens
boro.
The wedding service was said by the
Rev. G. S. King, pastor of the
church. As the organist, Mrs. Blan-
che Read, played the march from
Lohengrin the bridal party entered,
and TOOK their places before the chancel
which was beautifully decorated with
flowers, vines and palms Durin the
ceremony "Oh Promise Me was rem
dered. Following tine beneiiction. Mrs.
Read played Mendelssohn's Wedding
March.
The usheIs were Alessrs David
Long, of Owensboro, Robert Mont
gomeiy, of Louisville, franklin Kin
cheloe and Charles l.. Edmunds, of
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery left on
the afternoon train for Owensboro,
where they will reside.
The bride is the charming daughter
of Mrs E. A. Witt, and is one of the
most popular of HardiDsburg's girls.
Mr. Montgomery is prominent young
druggist and business man, OF Owens
boro, with a fine reputation as such.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20
READ THIS.

Bowling Green, KY, June ~, 1901.
cured of kidney trouble by the use of
be Texas Wonder. Hall Great Dis
covery, and can cheerfully recommend
1t to all sufferers from kidney trouble
A. B. gibson. g.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20
Fifth Sunday Meeting.

The fifth Sunday meeting of the
Breckenridge Association Of Baptist.
will oe held with the New Bethel Bap
tist church. The meeting will con
vene promptly at 2 p. N. Friday,
Dece mber 80.
The program is as follows, discus
sion to follow each topic:
The Importance OF Church Member.
shig - Ourselves and Others. j. I.
Lewis
What is the Sphere of Woman's s Ac.
tivity in Church Workf-E. B. Eng,
lish.
The Bible Teaching OF Missions and
the Relations of District, Home and
oreign Missions. ID. B. Clapp.
The Relation that the Church Should
Sustain to the Sunday School j. B.
@HeIndOn.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW vo.x.

Union Star, KY, Dec II. Dear Sanity
Claus Papy is going TO give me a
Christmas tIee | would like a air gun
that will shoot and some fire crackers
and pretty story book and k ue
and twelve skyrockets and some
things to eat and some more things
| will soon be eight years old | go to
school every day love my teacher
to your little boy Garland Sheldon
Bruner
New Londcn Ohio, Dec. 10 Dear
old Santa Claus | want you to send
me some candy please Santa Claus
and stove for me two dollies for me
and Luler, Rurh Beard Dolles
Beard.
Please Santa claus send me a suit Of
clothes and some candy if you Please.
Mr.. HARDY Beard. Please send me
drumand send me a horne and orgenes
good night Santa Claus.
Dear Santa Claus Il would like for
Ams. nice large doll and GoCart,
scme nice candies and nuts and a
nice Big. Orange have two Brothers
Edward and Jimmie b. they want you
to bring them something nice Jimmie
B. wants Automobile and Edward
wants a Rocky Horse some rice
candies Raisens and nuts | also have
a tiny sister she is to little to tell US
what she wants, but | am sure she
would BE- pleased with a little Doll ard
a Rattle and candIse, hopeing my letter
will reach you in time | will close
Ever your True Little Friend Wilma
Drsne SOC, 26th st Louisville Ky.
Lewisport XIV, Dec. II, Dear Old
Santa Clause | will write to you to
tell you what | want for XmasI want
Some Oranges, Bananas and CANDY and
tram and a wagon and horse, some
Shooting crackers A Pistol and caps
from Jesse.
Another little brother.
| want candy Oranges, bananas and
little Automobile a pistol ard some
caps and shooting crackers from
Wayne
A still smaller brother
Sumo butter dsises Some bananas,
Orange and little street car and
lite Negro doll. Guy.
We are three little brothers of
Lewisport don't forget TO stop and
warm your feet and | will go to sleep
and will not peep From Jesse Wayne
and Guy Hard.
Mattingly, Ky, Dec II. Dear Santa
Clause I'll write you "A little short
letter I'll tell you what | want try
cycle an air gun a watch that Will
keep time and a arithmatic and
story Book am seven years old have
gone to school every day this school
and have gotten fifty head marks so
I'll close from your little boy Owen
d. Laslie.
HaIdInsburg, KY Dec. 10 Dear
Old Sandy Claus | have bin real
good little boy l want YOU to bring
Inc a trycicle and good Book and
nice things to eat | have little
sister she wants you to bring her
doll and stove candies oranges
rasons nuts and other things that you
want TO bring her Yours truly Jimm-
lie Franz.
Cloverport Ky, Dec. II Dear Santa
am good little 10y and want you
to bring me lots of nice things, want
little red wagon and pair of brass
toed boots, And say Santa won't you
move Cannelton across the river from
Cloverport and make all the girls quit
flirting with me. From your little
Friend Billy Wilson.
Q a . II q n Z a.
~. - ~. ll..,. nlN
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20

Sam Furrow wishes to extend
thanks. through these columns, for
kindness to him and his family during
their recent sickness.
Miss Grace Agnew has returned
from a visit to friends in Louisville.
Try j. G. Weather bolts lunch.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-12-20

seven o clock. | will Leave The
Hall Door open so you wont Have
any trouble to get in. r. ID.
Sample, Ky. Dear Santa Claus.
| am one of your Little Boys,
which please Don't forget. | am
only Z years old ,and | would Like
for you to Bring me a great Big
gun that will shoot, a horn, a
rocking Horse, some fire crackers,
some caps for my pistol, train
and Lots of Nice candys, oranges
and ralsens. Now Dear Santa
Claus | hope Ihave not asked to
much of you, am going to bed
early and shut my eyes tight as l
can, so good bye Santa, please Re-
member your Little friend, ,Shafter
DoweI.
Dear Old Santa Claus. Would
you please bring Inc four packages
of fire crackers, roman candles,
"a knife and pistol, cocoanut and
some candy and nuts and mixnuts,
oranges, bananas and bring my
little sister and brother pretty
toy and my other little sister a
some toys. My name is Francis
Sheeran and | live at Hardins-
burg.
Dear Old Santa Claus. | want
you to please bring me a doll a
story book please bring me new
pair of shoes and a cocoanut and
some candy and some oranges and
some miXnuts | am a little girl
five years old and my name is
Magaret Sheeran. | live at Har-
dinsburg in new house on Main
st. | also want some new hair
ribbons.
Dear Old Santa Claus. As Chr
istmas will soon be here | thought
| had better send in my letter VIII
you please bring me a story book
a pair of white prayer beads. Fur
and muff and a cocoanut and some
candy and oranges and some mix
nuts. | am eight years old | 90
to school every day to the sisters
my name Is Mary Sheeran please
bring my mother rocking chair
and my little brother a pretty toy
his name is Leo he is two years old
bring my father new necktie.
Dear Santa Claus will you Pile
ase bring me fonr packages of fire
crackers and a knife french harp
and some roman candles and CO.
coanut and some oranges candy
and mixnut~ am seven years old
my name is Raymond Sheeran |
live at Hardinsburg on Main st.
Dear Gid Santa Claus | want
you to bring me wagon and "a
ball some marbles and IA pair of
new shoes and cocoanut some
candy and some miXnuts and / will
try to be a good little boy live at
Hardinsburg and am three yeaIs
old my name is Earl Sheeran.
McQuady, Ly. Dec 13 05 Dear
old Santa Il wish that you would
please baing me a tricycle., a set of
dishes, a doll, a stove, a work box,
pair of vases, toilet set, candy,
oranges, bananas, raisins, nuts,
locket and a ring will be Just as
good as | can be and 90 to bed
early. From your little girl Su-
die Bates.
Dear Santa Claus Wont you
please bring a little girl five years
old a little piano, a doll, a bed, a
little table, bureau, a ring, bring
me all kinds of candies, raisins,
oranges, bananas and nuts Dyes |
forgot what | want worse than any
thing else is watch you will find
my stocking hanging by the fire
place from a little girl Mary Ellen
Bates.