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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-23

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-23
This Is Dubuque's Class.-La

THIS IS Uubuques OIdss'-Ld NIOsSt,
Winona MINI. Clinton, Iowa; Galena,
Rockford. and FreepOrr III, form a
new league in contemplation by Presi-
dent Powers of the Wisconsin state
league Other Iowa cities may be
taken in along with Beloit and James
vile to make an eight club circuit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-23

IaWrence a DlstiIIer-Mike Law
renee. erstwhile umpire in the Three
Eye. is playing right for Peoria. The
management realizes that the team
needs an old head. Lawrence ought to
fill the bill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-23
BREEZES FROM FANS

Is Best Pickup.-ReulbaCh. the Chi
cago National league pickup, is the
pitching find of the year. Experts say
his side-arm motion is perfection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-23
Digests What You Eat

Dollar bottle holds q
times - n uek a. thu
trial, or 50 cent aiAs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-08-23
Diamond Dust

Why didn't the Bloomington team
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25

Afew counisrfeHes have iaisly bee1
mskins apa tyirg % ssll im.tations %
~ Kings Eeg Discovery 90 Coo.
samri.on Coughs asd Colds ara ether
msdisinss thenby dsfuueiag ils PUB
He The 70 % waTn Jos 60 osHafs q
t1ch people atotret 81 pfolf. tlFeaah
uesliag tts rspsiailou % rFme1lft
utfh hafa bfen fucretfsi.g rrf.nE
1fense for over d gtau a fafe rfp-
,tetun. gn goo. 81 ouf nnme 90 taf
nrar1ef fnok 90 if. ~ aiI ~ kirfa
80 nlrlier's remedies Al AZ otaffI
49, mere iff'rns rs. D. hleaIfr
Cr Ctleaea ODD ar1 HriF1S lar.
rta AI tflrr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
&c ~ FRoM MIcANogY.
Interesting Letter From That Interest
ing TaNn-pa rsonal Nnles.

Interesting Letter From That Interest,"
ing Town-eersouai Notes.
Micann y, Feb "a IF. Purdy ant
PuTdy c. ser are spendings while il
Tampa Friends az M Purdy az,
glsd % know he is Improving SO rapid,
n.y.
Leon Means Of Birmingham. Ala.
after spending several weeks With hi.
mother has returned home.
Rev, w Fl. Allen, ,he singing evan.
gelist ot Lexington, Ks. and c. D
Campbell OF 0eala, who have been
holtipg services in Johnson & Feast
let's lall, closed meeting Monday
night, They speak Of returning TO our
town, aad il is hoped they will dc
good
Miss Lille Merry returned home
Monday after spending several days IN
Gainesville. the guest Of Mrs NJ. b,
Saunders
Randolph Brown, che Of the pro-
gressive and successful farmers Of
Hickman, wasa visitor TO ilicanopy
Thursday.
Mrs. J J Abernathy and daughter,
Miss Eleanor, are spending several
days in bennington.
w W. Brice has returned from
Tampa, where be has been visiting bis
daughter, Mrs Glen Smith
Mrs } Hagood OF Jacksonville has
been the guest Of her sister. Mrs, J.,
Lyman Feasier
Mesdames Shaw and Dupree Of
Boardman were shopping ia town
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Silver OF the Houye
Dramatic Company have returned to
Mieanopy, and it is hoped that they
are so well pleased that they will de-
eide 10 locate here,
The friends OF Miss Belle Gritty are
glad TO see herable 20 be out again.
Wedding bells will soon ring out
then who will be nextg
Rev S. b. Rogers, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church Of Gainesville. il
assisting Rev. Holzhouser with a
meeting.
Walter Hall OF Leesburg is here TAX
ing Mr., Craig's Office for few days,
SO Mr.. Craig may have q good rest,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
l5 OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

coleman and ". l. Jackson, two
teher's progressive citizens, were
9pF the arrivals in this city yester-
cay These gentlemen have been sum-
ned 20 seste on the iurs the coming
~ Winnie Young who has been
ief We past few months in South Caro-
Ira ioF the benefit OF her health, re-
tirned to her home in this city ycster-
day The numerous friends OF ,his
young lady will regret TO learn that
her condition is not improved and she
is now confined TO her bed
w A. Mslphurs Of LaCrosse was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Malphnrs has
returned from South Florida, where he
has been engaged for the past two years
in raising vegetables, but he says he
prefers the lint crop. hence will resume
the growing OF cotton, notwithstand.
ing the low price. He has great con-
ddence in the cutaway harrow and cot
ton stalk eater and states that every
two-horse farm is away behind The
times without these modern machines.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
oaInesvIIIe MIIItarY MInslreIs.

The Gainesville Military Minstrels
will be ready Friday, March 3, to APP
pear before the people Of this city
with one OF the best minstrel shows
ever seen here. The entireshow is ne
ing rehearsed carefully every night
The grand military first part has never
had its equal here, and the manage.
ment promises that the clio will be Of
the best. Don't fail to see Doyle and
Teneh in their gres. act. The end
mems songs and iokes are Of the very
latest. The comical quartette will be
she hit OF the evening. Reserved seats
viii 90 on sale Wednesday, March lst.
Prices 80 and 80 cents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25

The people Of Campylle aud yiciniiy
are sorrowiug over the death Of Dr.. p
=. Vanlandingham. which event oe.
Cured on FrIday The i7ih inst che
intermeut being held 90 Providence
cemetery Saturday, Rev Mr. slstrunk
Of .the Methodist church officiating,
IL was one Of the most largely attended
Funerals ever held 10 the East End
Deceased was consistent and
earnest member oi the Meibod.si
church. and leader ia everything
that was good and pure in social life.
he ls survived by a vile. two brother.
and ihfee sisters. 10 whom the Bympa.
Tbs 81 The Sun aud other friend u ear
tended
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
LETTUCE PRICES GOOD.

Plant Now Bringing Fine Prices In
New York Market
The lettuce grower who has an acre
patch now Il fortunate, since that
plant is bringing ia the New York mar.
kets most fabulous prices
kilograms received in this city from
New York Friday beer information
that lettuce Is bringing from 81 TO a.
a basket, owing 10 quality, and that
the demand was good Florida lettuce
Is especially fine, and il realizing the
best prices 10 The markets.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
Heart
Weakness.

DR.. Miles Heart Cure has
made many hearts well after
they have been pronounced
hopeless. 1t has completely
cured thousands, and will al
most invariably cure or benefit
every case OF heart disease.
Short breath. pain around
heart, palpitation, futtering,
dizzy, fainting and smothering
spells should not be neglected.
Take DR.. Miles Heart Cure
and see how quick you viii
be relieved.
Ii cannot make a new heart,
but will restore a sick one by
strengthening the heart nerves
and muscles, relieving the
unnatural strain, and restoring
It's vitality.
Il had q very bad case of heart
trouble. fQr els m9ntna eg...h 10. .9S
and feeling bad al day. iu the after
noon in blowing one row 4 bad 90 l.N
down. or fau down. three times, MN
hrart fhrobhed Ga though % would
hurst through. and 7 had difficulty in
rfftinE mV hrraih. I purr asa
Bottle Of or Miles Heart cure, a.4
dsfnfr j hrH ueei haN q N I could
NaF down and sleep en- night. frrtlr
osalg j had 60 Eet ~ from ave % ten
fires ! night I have taken several
bottles. ard my heart o. az regeiar ha
rfork warE Il feel iikn q uew man,
rnf can work conriderlblr f1f on ed
man SAT- years ola
H. j.. NcgiIL. FROST ohio.
Or. mHes' Heart Cure is teid ~
vour druggist Wno elii ruarantee that
Ire Nrft bottle eii benefit NJ u fails
80 Will refund TGur mQrFr.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have AIWays Bought
sl si..s %: q 1H7Zzzsl
OF 10 the Mines.

Captain 4 p BdtRes state convict
transfer srsnt departed gtiisY ior
ihe Butigenbash m.nfF Holder. aiih
ino oouricts both q vhom Uere in-
dlcled arrsigued pleaded Rulify and
were sentenced 90 ihe present. term 81
zoe eirenit r0uri The prisoners we're
Joe Haat. breaking and entering. Use
years Will Smith breaking and ca.
fering. ihrec years
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25
TELEPHONE EXTENSION.

East Florida Telephone Company viii
Reach campville To-day.
The lines Of the East Florida Tele-
phone Company continue to be ex.
tended, and at the present rate the in
dications are that the company will
furnish a complete service to all parts
Of the county, to ocala and to points
in Levy county before many weeks.
The instrument at Campville will be
placed in the commissary OF 2. II.
Baker, and Mr.. Baker has promised to
ring up The Sun reporter today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-25

Ioe-ted IN the Porter Block, folih
sac sruaro. Three hfHt-cltsa tenies.
aoad ilahts. and prcmpt a14 eo9ritel.
rr.cs. The public "a cordially invites
AID always wslr9mes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
DENOUNCED OWN PARTY
New Jersey Republican Senatorial
Nominee Created a Sensation.

Jersey City, N. j., Oct 12.-Everett
Colby, the Republican nominee for
Etate senator from Essex county, ere
ated a sensation tonight at Mayor Fa'
gan's meeting in Elks Hall by de-
nouncing his own party.
Mr.. Colby was the chief speaker
ut the meeting, which was the opening
of Mayor Fagan's fight for a third
term.
"The Republican and Democratic
parties are parties Of deceit" Mr.. Col
by declared. According to the re-
PORTS of the New York Insurance In.
vestigating Committee the three large
insurance companies contributed hun.
dreds of thousands Of dollars to the
national Republican committees cam.
paign fund last year. For what rea'
ron? To produce results You car.
not have an honest administration un'
less the source Is honest"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
HACKED TO PIECES
WAS BODY OF NEW YORK TicKF-
CHOPPER.
In a Quarrel Over a Card Game Thorn
as coreoran Was Shot 70
Death.

New York, Oct. 12.-Quarrelling
over a game of cards in an east side
tenement, in a section in which vice
nightly fiaunts itself unrebuked
Thomas F. Corcoran, an elevated rail.
road ticket chopper, only in this coun.
try about a year from Ireland, was
shot to death early today.
His body, hacked into six piece ),
was found in the little hall bedroom
at 149 Third avenue, in which the
crime was committed. Parts of II
we're in suit case, parts in a clothes
hamper. The severed head rolled out
of bundle that was picked up on a
junk heap three quarters of a mile
from the scene OF the murder.
Frederick Bauer, an elevator runner
at the Union Square Hotel, the accu.
pant Of the room, was arrested and
subjected to the third degree" by
the police, in the hope of forcing from
him the story of the murder. Tn
police did not believe that he killed
Corcoran, but they thought he could
throw light on the crime.
These were the main features OF
a murder that peculiarly resembled
the famous Guldensuppe case and the
more recent Boston suit case murder
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
WRIGHT'S RETIREMENT
Believed to Be Due to the Fact He
Couldn't Satisfy Everyone.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 12.-While
the prospective retirement Of Gen.
Luke B. Wright as civil governor Of
the Philippines seems a certainty, it is
learned on high authority that no
plans have been made by the President
and Secretary Taft for the appoint
ment of his successor. Gen. Wright
will shortly arrive in this county on
his six months leave, and 1t is be-
'lieved that at the expiration of that
period he will retire to private life.
Gen. Wright's administration has
failed to satisfy oil parties in the Phil
ippines--a we'll nigh impossible thing
but he has served faithfully, and to
the best of his ability has done those
things he considered beneficial for the
islands. Many American residents in
the Philippines have criticised his ad-
ministration, while Gen. Corbin has
felt that the military department has
been too little consulted by General
Wright. This has led to his request
ing representation III the commission.
The selection of. successor to Gen.
Wright will be a matter Of grave study
by the President, and he will give great
weight in picking the man, to the opin-
ion of Secretary Taft, who knows more
about the Philippines than any one the
President can consult.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
AMERICAN BANKERS
ADJOURNED AT WASHINGTON AZ.
TER DECLARING THEMSELVES
Favor Action to Foster American Ship.
ping and Advocate Ship ..
Subsidy Law.

Washington, Oct. 12-After spend
ing a full morning in adopting emphat-
ic resolutions endorsing congressional
action to foster American shipping and
advocating a ship subsidy law, listen
ing to committee reports and ad-
dresses on banking subjects, at home
statements OF the financial, commercial
and industrial situations in the various
sections of the country, the American
Bankers Association adjourned this
afternoon and spent the balance of the
day in recreation.
The big crowd of financiers had their
pick of several kinds of entertainment
provided by the local committee. Many
selected the steamboat excursion down
the Potomac to Mount Vernon, where
they saw the tomb of Washington.
Others went to Fort Myers, Va, and
observed the cavalry and artillery
drill. Still others went to the subur-
ban home Of John r. Mclean, Friend
ship" where the Washington Knights
Templar held field day and gave an
exhibition on the broad lawns.
The scattered bankers all managed to
return to the city in time to attend
theater parties this evening at the
play-houses.
The river excursion, drill and thea
tire parties will be repeated tomorrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
AN INJUNCTION
WAS ISSUED AGAINST AN INsuR.
ANcE COMPANY.
Done to Stop the Alleged Ratification
of Contract Made by Western
Life Indemnity Company.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Judge Brentano
today issued an injunction restraining
e. !. Rosenfeld and policy holders of
the Western Life Indemnity Co. from
holding a meeting scheduled for today.
The bill says 1t was proposed to ratify
the contract reinsuring the members of
the company in the Security Life &
Annuity Co. The bill, which also asks
for an accounting of the affairs of the
company and the appointment of a re-
ceiver, is similar to the one filed in the
federal court some time ago, and which
has been having hearing before Judge
Kohlsaat for the past week
In the bill the old charges brought in
Attorney Levinsons bill for a receiver
are revived. w. H. Gray, the founder
of the Western Life Indemnity Co., is
accused of having fraudulently taken
and received over 100000 from the
company before his withdrawal
from 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
TROOPS NEEDED
IN KENTUCKY TO SUPPRESS a
RIOT NOW IN EXISTENCE.
Murder Of Prominent citizen Over Pol.
itieaI Trouble GAUGES Bitter Feud
Among Several Families.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 12.-Gov. J.. c.
w. Beckham has been called upon by
the vigilance league Of Middlesboro,
the metropolis of eastern Kentucky, to
send troops to that city to suppress a
state of riot now In existence and re-
store order. Heroic measures will be
adopted to arrest Frank Ball, slayer OF
Jack Bolen, who is entrenched in the
mountains east Of .Middlesboro, and
guarded by 25 of his relatives and
friends armed with Winchester rifles.
Bolen was a member of a strong and
numerous family Of Bell county, and
his relatives have armed themselves
and openly declare that If Gov. Beck
ham does not send troops to arrest the
slayer of their leader they will move
In q body on Balls forces.
The condition of riot is due to the
unprovoked shooting Of Bolen by Ball
both prominent citizens. Ball was a
member OF the political faction in pow
er and was permitted to escape, re-
gardless Of reward of S1,250 offered
by the state, county and Odd Fellows
lodge for his arrest. The grand jury
has indicted him for murder, but no at
tempt has been made to arrest him
and the members of Bolen's family
have sent Gov. Beckham word that un-
less he sends troops to arrest Ball, the
bloody history of Breathitt county
will be outdone.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
FRIENDS IMPLICATED IN
.ooT,No OF AN ESTATE
Confessions Of a stenosrapher and a
Lawyer Point to People Wha
Are Well Known,
SEVERAL HAVE BEEN SENTENCED
Tragic Death Came But a Few Hourc
Before He Was to Have
Faced Court.

New York, Oct. 12.--It was asserted
by several persons around the GRIM
inal court building this afternoon tnat
Armitage Mathews, secretary Of the Re-
publican county committee, who COM
mitted suicide early today by jumping
from the window OF bathroom In his
apartment on the second floor Of the
Florence, an apartment house at 1856
Central Park West, sacrificed himself
to save his friends and persons high In
political circles who were likely to be
implicated in the looting Of the Weisel
estate, had his trial taken place.
1t was said that in the event of Mr..
Mathews case going to trial the three
men now indicted, two Of whom have
been sentenced, and the other await
ing trial, would have testified against
Mathews.
Another important feature of the
case was the fact that May Trimble;
stenographer and private secretary to
David Rothschild, had made COM
plete confession, in which Mathews
was implicated and which 1t Is said
contained the names Of persons high
in the political and social circles of
the city. Lawyer John A. Wooten
also made a confession, 1t. is said, i'm
plicating Mathews and also mentioned
other we'll known politicians.
Although Wooten has been SEN
fenced to Sing Sing he has been held
in the Tombs awaiting the trial of
Mathews. Mathews knew this and
the matter preyed on his mind.
The district attorneys ONCE Is OF
the opinion that the true facts con-
nected with Mthews will never be
known, unless an application is made
for clemency for Wooten. II that is
done the full facts will come out.
Mathews death is said to have been
instantaneous. His skull was crushed
from the fall to the concrete floor of
the courtyard in the rear of the house.
Matthew'S tragic death came but q
few hours before he was to have faced
a Judge and jury in the court Of gen.
eral sessions, and followed almost I'M
mediately the receipt of q special de-
livery letter which Mrs Kane, an aged
family servant, had given him after
waking him for that purpose.
His close personal and political
friends, however, declared that this
letter, fragments of which were found
strewn about the floor Of the bath
room from which he took the fatal
leap, had nothing to do with the sui
eide.
An assistant district attorney in
formed the court where Mathews trial
was to have been held of the tragic
ending of the defendant and an ad-
journment was Immediately taken.
All the Republican leaders in the
city expressed sorrow at the tragic end
Of the late secretary Of the county
committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
SUFFERED ENOUGH
Thought Jury Of Man Who Shot wife
and Alleged Psramour and
Tried Suicide.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct 12.-William
Sulger Of this city, who shot his wife
and William Vivian, whom he believed
to be her paramour, was today re-
leased by the Wyoming county grand
jury, which ignored the case against
him. Sulger broke into a house at
Noxon, where he found his wife and
Vivian, and shot each twice. Then he
fired bullet into his own head. All
recovered. Sulger did not deny the
shooting, but the grand jury, evident
ly thinking that all had suffered
enough, ignored the case against Sui
ger. Vivian, however, is being prose-
cuted by the United Charities for de-
serting his wife.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
EACH WITNESS
DECLINED TO ANSWER CUES.
TIoNs OR PRODUCE BOOKS.
The Paper Trust Case Came Up for
Hearing and the Witnesses
Were Fined for Contempt.

st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 12.-The paper
trust hearing came up again today be-
fore Judge Vandeventer of the United
States circuit court, as result of the
continued refusal of the directors of
the paper company to testify. The
case has been Appealed to the supreme
court of the United States.
The recent order of the court that
the directors should answer questions
resulted in bringing b. F. Nelson of
Minneapolis, G. r. McNair of Cloquet
and A. c. Bossard of Grand Rapids be-
fore Special Examiner Taylor today.
Each director was asked whether he
was ready to answer the questions and
produce the evidence called for in the
recent order of Judge Vandeventer. c.
E. Monroe of Milwaukee formally
stated for each of the witnesses the
legal grounds on which the witnesses
continued in their refusal to testify
Each witness then personally declined
to answer the question or to produce
the books and papers wanted.
The testimony taken before Exam
iner Taylor was presented to Judge
Vandeventer by Robert G. Oids of
counsel for the United States. Judge
Vandeventer put into execution his or
der and fined each of the witnesses
for refusing to testify, $50 for con-
tempt of court. Bonds we're immedi-
ately given for $1,000 each pending an
appeal to the supreme court from the
order of the court holding them in
contempt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
WITHOUT BAIL
THE THREE NEGRO sEAMEN
WERE SENT TO JAIL.
Mutinled on Board Ship and Murdered
the Captain, Three White Men
and a Negro.

Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 12.--The three
negro seamen Of the schooner, Harry
A. Berwind, who mutinied aboard
ship and murdered the captain and
three other white men and one negro
of the crew were given a preliminary
hearing today at Southport, N. c., be-
fore United States Commissioners Col
lier and Pinner and committed to jail
without bail. They will be tried in the
United States court at Wilmington, N.
c., next week.
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE fate
of the officers of the schooner Harry
Berwind, who were murdered by the
negro crew of Southport, N. c., on
Wednesday. was the sole topic in ship
ping circles here today.
Capt. Edward b. Rummill was well
known here, having sailed ships from
this port for many years. He was
never known to have trouble with his
crew before. His home is at Mount
Desert, Me.
All Of the negro mutineers we're res
idents of this city and shipped from
here. The three mutineers captured
on the ship we're Robert Sawyer, Hen
ry Scott and Arthur Adams. The dead
negro. who stood by the captain and
was murdered, was John Coakley. The
others victims were John p. Hall
mate, of New York; John Urgorreties
engineer, and Frank Wright, cook.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
THIRTEEN HOODOO
Revived by Record OF Last Victim Of
UunlucI<y Locomotive.

Washington. d. c., Oct. 12.-old rail-
readers belief In the 13 hoodoo has
been revived here by the, unsavory
record OF locomotive numbered 1911,
which ran down and killed this after
noon, in the local yards. Mrs. Maggie
Murphy of 1016 Third street, North
west. The same engine killed two inen
at the same time several days ago,
and has caused the death or manning
Of number Of persons In the past
few weeks. ajr &e,u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-17
NATIONAL sTATloNERs WILL
MEET NEXT IN NEW YORK

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct 12,-The Nation
al Stationers and Manufacturers as
sociation today chose New York city
as the next meeting place. Governor
Folk addressed the last session of the
convention at the Planters hotel today.
The governor touched on the sub
ject of good government for few
minutes, saying that the good ele-
ment of community was sometimes
but that the bad element was
always at work to further the cause
of rowdyism.
For this reason only" he said, "the
bad sometimes appear to predomi-
nate.".