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The Florida star., 1905-07-07

mobile enthusiast. has Just ressrrsd %
AmerieE from q "Trip around ths world
IN his twenty four ho~sepower suscmo-
bile He and his party i~fy Boston
July * last year on The association run
% the worlds fair. The car ~xs saip-
ped back 10 Chicago. aud thence thsy
started west by way Of Minneapolis.
travelling with esnged wheeis On tho
tracks % the 500 and Canadian Pa
ci1e railroads 20 Vancouver. There
they shipped TO Honolulu and toured
the Hawaiian Islands In the F1Ji is-
lanfs they had the distinction OF bring
ing the nrst steam vehicle Of any kind
n New Zealand the auto coTerei dis
rance Of LI+S miles siong the most
southerly road In the world In Aus
traIls the GlEdt.en party went liza
miles and found bad roads, The ma
tfVes OF FIJI called the auto the father
OF all Devils boat ON the road and
the carriage ~ lightning"
oarsnan Barred For crSh5ino.
Cornelius Z. Daily. a ~eaior member
Of the Yale crew. has been barred by
the faculty trom representing the uni
versity. having been found guilty OF
cribb.ng At examinations.
What Lady Managers Saved.
The audit 0f the bUxTVi OF lady mana,
gers In the -. Louis lair shows u bal
ance Of S26.t57 In the treasury above
all expenses. This amount viii lie re
turned 70 the exposition company.
They had $ln0oN0 10 spend oui OF the
loan granted hy the government
4 8. .Soo. 900 c. A. a ti.IL
Upon the Recommendation OF II &.
FTiok. who has agreed to contribute
SI.Oo0.Opl. the headers of the Grand
Army % tn, Republic are planning to
erect q S2.5Oo.Uoo memorial ball at
Pittsburg
Accidents
The eastbound Twentieth Century
Limited on the Lake Shore railroad
while going at the rate OF ffty or six
ty miles an hour was derailed near
Mentor. %. June Il. by an open
switch. causing the death Of nineteen
persons and the injury OF many others.
The forwar1 part OF the train was de-
stroyed by nre. IL was believed that
the switch was opened by q wrecker.
Twenty-Five persons were killc-t
and many more we're injured In y
head-On collision on the Western Mary
land railroad June II.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
e Y E c II TIV Z

Lessons % Sham Wsr Sanss-
Th+ ts.aJ army aEr uayy wa
gaEs-- ~as-h ended at .'0rT Mouro-.
June l. were ooLsluvt,-I With ss--n -
crs~y mat v--y HIrl- vs- understood
~ IL puhitc AuouI rl---- n--aot- alsi
results No Ofilrial s-l-v--.-ntS are -
be male at-sut III. -t--..~.-s uz;I i8~
<Gr and navy cOll~Ss~ have tt=se -
work oct Jhe problems. OC. % t5-
practical results Was tx deraOa>trs
ton % tn Eresf rr-lci-Issy OF 10 shOCe
srarchuShts- u s,--s ------s--l conclusive =
that ForI M1u-o- -uuit not properly
protect thr eu-rsuo-- q 'ls-saE-sa kr bag
A. The s-zrrh iEtT~ rsl5t Dot pax up
vessels co-Sllc -. 1-ru---l Jhe caT-@.
nor s,Olid IT, L-4s!--f iztfe---- r~zcA
It,en- his G1ay resG.r - a EeES5 81
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
LECAL-CRInINAL
Mrs. Rogers Ex.eusisn Stayed

b. the action Of Iudg. Wheeler OF
the circuit court at Brait!eboro. Vt.
In granting an application Of a writ OF
appeal % tbs. federal supreme court
the execution Of Mrs. Mary Rogers.
condemned for the murder of her hus
band, was stayed. Judge Wheeler hal
previously denied the application Of
Mrs. Rogers counsel for a writ OF ha
beas corpus. Mrs Rosezs was re
mandesI 10 the custody Of the state au
thoritieS.
Te Sue Equitable Loetsr&
Attorney General Mayer of New
York announced that steps would be-
taken speedily 90 accomplish the re-
turn Of any profits wrongfully taken
from the Equitable. 20 debar from
boiling office In that 'ompany any per
son falthless TO his trust and TO obtain
an accounting for any waste OF funds
for any reason by anybody.
\ Fortune Fros- Forgery.
IL became known On June - that
something over sI.OU0.00 had been Oh
taIned from banks and trust companies
by the late Benjamin II. GaskiIL. q well
known Philadelphia banker and broker.
By means OF raised stock certificates.
Up 10 the time Of his death q few
weeks ago AiE Gask!lrs credit was new
er questioned. BY means OF chemicals
he raised various stock certificates 4
hundredfoId or more. the figures being
changed 80 sklllfuIly IS TO defy de-
tectlOn- The raised certificates were
then used as collateral for large loans
frOn some OF the most Conservative
banking houses in the city. including
the Franklin Exchange National. the
Corn Exchange National aud the City
Trust company. Thus he had been -
curing large sums OF money for years
Death Sentences Tsn Tir,ss-
Samurl Greason. the coIored man
who was accused OF aiding Mrs Kate
Edwards IN the murder 90 heT husband
four years ago =ad who has heard his
death seHJsuce read ten times. Was
anaIiy sst frce. MTs. Edwards hav laE
c,,nGcSSsNd that she lied in testify IaE
that Greason Was her sccosnplice.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
CHOIkRAINFASTUN.

Child Not Expected O., q I've frnIn One Hour
to Another. hut Cured by Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera aud Dfarrbo-s keassiy.
Ruth. the little daughter Of r. Y. Irw-
ey, Of AynesSiile, Va, MAS seriously Ill
of cholera infantum iast summer. We
gave tier up aud did not expect her To
live frUm one hour io anuther,' he says
II happened To think Of Cham eTlain's
CoIic. Cholera aud DIaTThoes Remedy
and got bottle of Il from the store. In
five honrs ] saw change for the better.
We Kept oB giyIHg it and before sire had
taken ihe half 81 on. small bottle She va
we'll This remedy II Tor sAle by Red
Cr,r~= Pharmacy.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
70 r e &c ~
Norway Firm, Sweden V,.lsi.s.

Norway FirrnG sweden Sssidirs.
The Norwegian stOTIhiax Adopted.
June -. an ad4rS-s 20 King Oscar. The
rtkSClag and the Swedish people which
Was firm. though coociliatory. II sad
tha; what had happsnsd cOoJd DO; b%
ALTERED AID thAt if ~As noS possible 20
consider the TzrSOcs constitutional
Questions raised by King Oscar The
kiea og huHufgtzrfnS sweden Was Dis
claiInssi. and Il Was asseTtri that 20
bitter feeling ~ animosity vas felt TO
war,i tie king o. the S~eitsn peuple
The sio-InlEg srSSSstet that the swe
disa government enter rsroo RssOtia
lions for & anal settlement as 10 th-
3isSolu;la. og the caS1r and The rrclg
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

pUrI,-~e> Il naval vas:ar" hAs no.
isva shaken The lBefsc.ru~y = ~.
to-I--IJ boat 'eS;ryye-- vas shown
whca TIE already injured ha'tl--hiT,~
ve-e ahi~ - rePs- ~ -ou!-iu@i ~
tack u the whole JHgaHs-= Gst.IR
captain Mahsn does En; th,nk . prob
able. that ris. submarine Eas ru-Vi-yri
= tL.s bGttle
Artificial LFs Thrsssh 7ss's--
t.. IDrti",. CS-uEl~ls -zys that stt~-
-ix y-Ers- ~I.~---l"lrs aJ 'zE-l-.iE
Professor Il Burke has cszoasrTsr
- lie Ppssit-lity u s!-puta n-1u- E"n
eTRJiOa % E:- by means % raaig.a sI.i
stsr-.z-d o0u-lIon plAc-i t1E~f1er =
test tub Prlfe=zssr BuEks s sad -
have obtained IazEy c-iturs= having
the spI-ATsuc- % vitality. sS~s -
growth sad sCof!v.sAOG-
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
he should not be removed
Old Paper Turns Socialist.

The Appeal 10 Reason and other So
cisilst papers In the west are making
much OF the nop Of the Portland Ore
goaIan. an old and established Repub-
llcan daily. to the Socialist cause. In
it, editorial annosIn sisls nt tee OregO-
uian declared Its tse.Ie. thi the coaaS-y
is booked for Socialism because of the
gTred of Spectators In c.sp:lllizlng tie
wants OF the public.
City Bosses ss Hsfornsera
The e1pecte,l turn In Philadelphia's
tide Of reformation came last week
when the city campaign committee
adopted resolutions declaring for per
sOnai registration. and prepared for
the withdrawal OF IT. candidates In
order 60 accept the suggestions OF Ger
tain Cnion League party men. who aim
to effect reform within the party lines
Then came tire magistrates decision
to hold ex-Chief Engineer Hill for trial
ON charges OF forgery and falsification
Of records OF the filtration bureau In
contract combine. Evidence against
Hill was gwen showing that he per
sOnally directed q subordinate TO falls"
ly increase the estimate Of work done
by the contractor.
Mayor Weaver TOOK the important
step OF authorizing the Audit com
pany or New York 20 make a rigid ex-
animation into the records and con
tracts OF the duration work When
~ n, ss.
gether. Engineer W Barclay Parsons
OF New York l. Co make q minute ex-
animation OF the work done This Il
something entirely new IN the munici-
pan government.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

Secretary Taft that his resignation
would be an admission Of misconduct
and the president then directed that bs
be dismissed from the service
Secretary Tafts report on the evi-
dence shows that the only transaction
Mr. LOomis ever had with the Asphalt
trust was a transfer OF funds from
Caracas TO New York IN which Mr.
LOOmis was indiscreet IN becomiI q
personally interested In the Mercaao
claim. Elsewhere Mr. Taft says that
Loomis was ''treading on dangerous
ground I'm bringing his Official life %
close to q transaction In which he nut
be expected 20 have n great personal
interest" Nevertheless he is convinced
that LooInis has been cruelty slAndercd
'n the charges against his Integrity and
sincerity.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
POLITICAL


Why Harmon and Jusson Quit.
The administration took the public
into iss confidence regarding the much
disputed Santa Re rebate case when.
Jane Il. IL gave 60 the press the entire
cerrespoudence between Attorney Gen
ersl Moody and Special Counsel Har-
men and Judson In connection with
ne designations Of these attorneys.
The attorney general disagreed with
thefr advice TO bring criminal prose
eufien against the officers OF the Atchi-
son. Topeka and Santa fe railroad. IN.
Guiding Paul Morton Mr. Moody wss
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

for 4 oliieT = the
lesson of The ~
cent battle Of
the Sea 81 IA
pan After al
l1Wiug for the
demonstrated
superiority %
the JHpaG-~r j.
tra!u!Gs an4eI
I-eTseu,e Le CuE
Ciu les That the
superiority %
the batJlr-i. o.
sod q ths gun
f1r tiIs main
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

Suo&c darunoE. - -
con reiterated their opinion that the Of
neers were guilty prima facis- They
argued that since corporations could
not be Imprisoned and as evils are cor
pOrEts I'm name. but individual In fact.
the laws would not be obeyed until
the government searched out the guilty
men aud made corporate wrongdoing
mean personal punishment and dis
honor"
The correspondence Included also q
letter from President Roosevelt To At
torney General Moody. Ia which he In
closes one from Secretary Morton de-
nying he had any knowledge Of the IN
lawful practices complained OF and
stating that he had In fact expressly
forbidden such practices. The preSi-
dent In INV Hing To have Mr.. Morton
singled out because OF his connection
with the cabinet. Mr.. MOrton's expIana-
ton OF the Santa Re rrbates was that
they existed for q time after contrary
Instructions had been given. just as Il
misplaced switch sometimes occurs
without the knowledge or responsible
ity OF the superior officials Of the rail
road The president takes the ground
that the only way to secure enforce
msnt OF the law would be To- make IL
effective against all railroads alike,
and that 50 long as IL was a dead let
ter railroads might be compelled TO
disregard the law In self defense.
The president refers TO Mr.. MortOn's
new connection with the Equitable.
0v.
10 make q new clean msnagenent-
TIE president nnds In the Equitable
scandal new reason for effective su-
pervislou Of all great insurance cor
porations by the federal government
ee~~sa's Parting Shot
Former Minister Herbert W. Bowen
gave to the papers an extended reply
20 the censure contained in his dis
missai from the diplomatic service
Mr.. Bowen says that at one time . pro
motion was offered as bribe % si-
lence him He Intimates that the al
legged misconduct of Mr. Loomis while
minister 20 Venezuela has been GOV
cred up aud ignored by the state de-
psrtment Documentary evidence is
given 60 the public Indicating Is|ouis
connections with the Mrrcndo claim
and his participation IN certain con
tracts Mr. Bowen complains that IN
the Investigation SECRETARY Tar acted
both as trial Judge and AZ counsel for
I.oemss. and that he was compelled 70
eross examine witnesses himself Bow
en- may appeal to congress
rresps 20 Execute the Law.
tiovernor Folk of Missouri went 20
81 Louis last week 10 Investigate The
violations OF the antipcol selling and
sunday closing laws and plainly fndi-
Gated his intention Of sending the state
militia 20 compel ooedisrCe- He said
he proposed 60 so the limit Of his au-
thority II necessary tc suppress snCh
Sonsissions. The sheriff of ~. Louis
prxvtously had been ordered 10 stop Al
b<srang az the racs track
Aesas~ imessehmsnt Case
Toe New York legislature. Wnicn
was sumnoned In extraordinary -
ss,a June 81 60 consider the esse os
warren b. Hooker. sup-sEne court Jus
stee. accused of misconduct. suthcF-
i.,d the Judiciary com9i'1r~ 10 deter
ruine whether the lsS, S,sla'ure bad j1rfs
eictioa TO remove Hooker Jusur~
Hock~r was called 10 appear before tns
bexa<lstvre Jsns - ~ sA2S c.uss ~Hs
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

As See All OF the san.

The inhabitants of this earth never
get a glimpse Of but one side OF the
moon, but In the course Of year
every portion OF the suns surface IL
turned toward US. This Is because the
suns equator is almost coincident with
the plane OF the scliptic. the inclination
bs-Ins only about seven degrees
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

In favor Of pros
ecutIng thecom-
pany. but not
the men. be
cause, he saId.
not enough evil
dence had been
brought 10 show
that AR. Nor
ton or the other
officers OF the
railroad were
cogBiEant Of the
rebates COM
.plained Of.
Writing from
Cine In n atI,
NJ essrs. Har-
rrnnn md Irnrl-
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
SCIE n TIFIC
New Phx.ieeIeais.I rh,err.

A New Physiological Theory.
Professor Starting, ieCturing for the
London (Englandi College OF I'hysi-
clans on June -. expressed the belief.
as a result OF recent discoveries. that
each organ Of the body produces ii
chemical substance which eXcites the
next organ into action b& calls thes"
substances hOrmones. Of which an ex
ample is adrenalin. which Is already
Isolated. The fact that when diseaSs.
affects one organ general incapaCity
results Is thought 90 confirm Starring =
theory He regards IL - the task Of
archaeological chemistry to discover
the hOrmone Of each organ. how 70 l.
produced and bow 10 acts. lie thinks
this would raticnalize the treatment
OF disease
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

be bsd presented
formal charges
against LSomis
thepresdentsays
that twas mere
" q matter OF
terms. as nrmer-
Gus eommunica
lions from Bow
en- TO the state
department had
IN fact includs-i
statements tnju-
ri0us TO the char
acter OF his su-
perior, Loomis.
The president
charges Bowen
with hav ng
shown complete
disloyalty 20 tie
service 10 which
he belonged and
20 the country
which he repre-
sented Mr.. Bow
en- had told tie
PRESIDENT an q
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS

SIdSsa's Ate eSoes TroA
Cs--i--s : I4s-1sl. Ia Bossos GsIS-
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
RATES
-FDR-
SPECIAL OCCASIONS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Two Trains Daily East. Leave Jack
SOnvIlle o:Io \. m, 7:SS p. N.
800 On BufAIo. y. Y and r-turn.
0Vo'OV Tlrkrts on sale July :. . 10. Im.
It.-i Juiy 18th ExtrI -iDn by d-pp-It %
August : 1913. ~t"p-"S-F- at Washing
tom. Baltimore and Philadelphia gong
AId u-tGIulug
i've Trains Daily Vest. Leave JackSonvile
al 7:45 p N, and 7.55 p. N.
XII IA Louisville. ~ SRI r,i1-r.
"-''i' Ecsst- Drt -a... Jg.T -. -. $500.
rt'-i Au.g,i iufn. lee,
SII, ia Knoxville, Tenn. Aui r.-1ru.
-''' TsrEri- pT a. IIrr = .| -. :
=, Juy l. : %. =. I.sil. l75it-. - aaf.
EKi-r-Inu Dy j-s-r-.i Dut.. ~.-gj -. l.s,I
Diniss Cars Service Ia Carte.
~..-pl-- car r.--rsaflDu- and H.tA.I.-.l
.utuTu4ais'su ci.--Tfr..y igFi.s-i'-i 4f-.I.
sgI-s-atI-.f Fs---a-.F ..lr.- ! = - -
Eay sirsfj. Ir..si.uf... -
: &. Ia if-i IA sgf
ia s-.r,ss.s-- r..
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

Captain \ T MshRn. the foremost
American naval expert. has written
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

of the agst.fion for q fe<s st Cape
Henry- The mine system appeared 10
be effective Ia defending the cities Of
Washtogfo1 and Baltimore
8oss. ost; losnsis crstieisss-
The peremPtory dismissal q Herbert
W. Bowen as Cnlfe4l States minister
90 venezuela and from the diplomatic
service was ordered June % by Pre~i-
dent Roosevelt as . result az having
brought false and malicious charges
agsinSt Assistant Secretary OF State
Francis r. LooInis. who preceded him
AZ Caracas" As 20 B0wens denial that
The Florida star., 1905-07-07

Two Trains Daily East. Leave Jack
SOnvIlle Q.Io =. ~, rs p. u.
The Florida star., 1905-07-07
cuI,IvstIas csIiForni. Rubber.

Luther Burbank. the plant wizard.
has consented TO experiment W!ih III"
cultivation % rubber plants al his San
"a Rosa ,CRlI farm nubher see'is sent
20 hln from Colorado are coming up
nicely. and Trltl-er plants "f H~~ -
r!ery have hcen sent 20 him from S"uti.
America
Supremacy % the eat;isship-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-16

DRUNK TO DEMoNsTRATIoN.-"P
not drunk" declared a decidedly inc
briated Individual the other night to an
equally intoxicated companion as the
twain swayed and stumbled along Su-
perior street "Yesh, var" retorted his
companion. "Ye think ye know ev'y
one we meet an by rights ye don't
know anyone er anything"
"Y'v been drum for morn a week, y
accused the other. "Ye got up thish
morn an tried to put yer boots both on
one foot; an then you got back into
bed en- pulled yer night shirt around
yer neck an thought 1t waz the sheet,
an then we tried to brush yer hat
with yer wife's poodle, and then we
passed the mush bowproun' the break
fes' table after ye gave the password
OF yer lodge fer grace and got mad
becuz ye got no collection, on 'ye for
got to kiss the hired girl before we
went away. an promised her as We
passed her in the hall that you'd pay
the rent shure an you've got the un-
predominational nerve to clash re-
spectacle man drunk. Go away!"
And with this peroration he swe II
majesticslly II wabblingly forward
leaving his companion standing dazed
and demoralized, in the middle of the
street.-Duluth News.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-16
Adickes'
Emporium


We neglect our advertising very
much but rarely fail to remain In the
front row for SEASONABLE GOODS
AT COMPETITIVE PRICES.
At less than fair prices we offer
few 14-FINGER GRAIN CRADLES.
HORSE, CATTLE AND POULTRY
POWDERS Of two of the best makers.
SEED BEANS at eating prices now
IS cents q pint instead OF 10 cents,
and the ycan be planted safely up to
July / to 10.
FLY TRAPS. FANS AND STICKY
PAPER.
FOR &c ECREAM-The celebrated
Junkets, Salt and Flavoring Extracts
of the proper quality.
RESHlNG-Lemons, Ginger Ale
on ice-as also Butter, kept cool In
our refrigerator.
New IRISH POTATOES-two sizes
today-25c and 35c per peck. Fresh
Tomatoes, Water Melons, Cantaloupes
and Peaches now arriving.
NABISCO WATERS for high teas.
and colored Candles for same. Our
WAFERETTES are the best Snow
Flakes we can buy-as we'll as other
Crackers.
Always consult US.
WITHERS ADlcKES COMPANY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-16

his savings in the building and loan
company. His wife, who died after a
distressing illness, was Miss Carrie
McGathey, and lived formerly near
Stanley Creek. She will be buried at
the cemetery this afternoon at 4
o'clock. 80. Mrs. Margaret Melissa
Roseman died at her home at Lowell
last Sunday morning at o'clock, after
three weeks of great suffering. She
would have been II years old on the
18th of next December. At II o'clock
yesterday morning she was buried at
Olney, after funeral services In which
her pastor, Rev. r. A. Miller, was as
sisted by the pastor Of Olney, Rev. G..
A. Sparrow, and by Rev. ]. ]. Kennedy
who, though related. was Mrs. Rose
mans pastor for % years. The service
was largely attended. Mrs. Roseman
was a daughter of the late Isaac Hol-
land, a sister Of the late William Hob
land and of the late Mrs. J. ]. Kenne-
dy. Capt. ]. @. Holland of Gastonia
and Mr.. W. I. Friday Of Charlotte, are
nephews. In the death Of Mrs. Rose
man the last Of the Isaac Holland fam
lily passes away. On the 18th Of De-
cember 49, she was married to An
drew Rosaman. She leaves only a
stepson, Mr.. Robert Roseman Of Lin
colnton. and her own daughter. Miss
Nellie Roseman, of her own family.
Mrs. Roseman was a woman Of fine
traits Of character. She was high
type of the sincere Christian woman,
and in faith and practice maintained a
noble, uniform Christian character.
She was honored and greatly beloved
by her neighbors, and when they
turned away from her grave at Olney
yesterday they left her sleeping under
a coverlet of sweetest flowers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-06-16

SIGNIFICANT TEMPERANCE LECTURE
The result of the battle is. in reality
the triumph Of sober Japan over whis-
ky soaked Russia. 1t Is the greatest
temperance lecture ever delivered to
the world, to nations and to individuals
as well.
What was proved on the wreck
strewn Straits Of Korea had already
been proved in the destruction Of the
Port Arthur squadron In the running
fight with the Vladivostok cruisers, in
the reduction Of an almost impregna-
BILE fortress, and in the land operations
in Manchuria. 1t was in each case
Japan against Russia, but it was more
1t was temperance against debauchery
Japan's achievements on land and
sea were not directed by men who had
spent their days and nights in idleness
and dissipation. They were the pro-
duct of lives Of strong, steadfast, So
ber endeavor, the very opposite of what
their enemy had been.
lie ieSSoii VI the "ai l." io' ioi fuo-
sia alone. 1t is for every nation and
for every individual who seeks stabil-
ity and advancement. Great Britain's
greatest danger today is the intemp-
erance of the people. Intemperance
and progress do not go together. They
are. as Sir Frederick Treves said the
other day. hopelessly antagonistic.
This eminent authority made the
statement that alcoholic drink. even in
small quantities. ahsorbs human ener-
gy ard minimizes the effort Of the in
dividual.
Russia has learned this truth, but at
terrible cost. Let Great Britain pro-
fit from that lesson before 1t Is too
late.-Toronto Globe.