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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16
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Desperate Battle Occurs IN Streets Of
Toledo, Ohio.


Toledo, Ohio.
Toledo, o., Ger ia desperate
encounter between policemen and
three hold-up men took place early
Friday at Second and Main streets.
East Toledo.
One OF the policemen, Joseph Sch
lagheik. was fatally shot and two OF
the highwaymen we're hurt The
third man, known as "Blackle," es-
capped Christ Patterson. Neil Meyer
and "Blacsief held MP r. II carnell
on insurance agent. and, after nearly
choking him to death. robbed him or
$40. He notified the police, and Pa.
trolmen schlagheik and Peter Deaun-
ne ran the men down
AS soon as the highwaymen saw
they were cornered they began shoot.
ing The shots caught schIagheik In
the chin. knocking him completely
around Three shots struck him In
the back Deaunne's FIRST shot broke
Meyers wrist. Then Deaunne grab
bed Peterson and quletcd him with
bis club. Meyers and Peterson strug-
gled hard. but Deaunne held them
uutil the pa roi wagon arrived.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16
InvsslIastIan - ef EnnuI,s.

81 feetaaFs Oct rs. Tie CON
misaon uaich q investigating No
coniuci Of Ruadan ofaeeFs Who took
part 10 iae battle 81 ne Sea Of Japan
has iaAeh az Zee case az Rear Aamb
ral Enquist commandeT ~ ne Mrhg
Cruiacr squadfqa. WAo escaped % Ma.
MIA Eaqu,si wiN bs htars "a rsss
der Be- juta6ratiaa % Ne ui,AtfAHag
~ Ais salps durirg ne battle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16
BCRINlSTS' STRIKE
NOT YET SETTLED
Prospects For Adjustment Are
Bright.
gURrAEa coNFEagNcg AsKED
81 is Regarded as Likely That a Final
Adjustment Of the Differences viii
Be Reached Early Next Week, One
That viii satisfy Both Parties

Washington, Oct. 10. while the
strike Of the international Associa-
zion OF Machifdsts in The SHOPS Of
4he Southern railway has not Deen
settled. the prospects for an adjust
ment Of the differences between the
men and the officials Of the railway
arc brighter than they have been for
several days
An alternative proposition was pre-
aented to the machinists either 70
return 20 work pending further nego
tiations, or TO remain on strike until
Ahe differences had been settled.
Some 81 the employees voted 10 re-
turn 20 work.
President o'Connell OF the associa-
ton requested further conference
between the oiiclals Of the railway
and the strike committee. This prop
osltlon was acceded TO by the officials
Of the Southern railway, and The con
ference probably viii be held either
sunday or Monday.
II IS reeafdcd as likely that a final
adjustment Of the differences will be
reaohed early next week an adjust
ment that VII Do satisfactory 70 both
che railway and the stfikera
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

Washington, Oct 10. AT Fridays
cabinet meeting. Secretary Root pro
iueed for the inspection OF his col
leagues. a plate OF virgin Peruvian
gold which was presented 20 him on
his recent South American tour The
plate bears the coat OF arms Of Peru,
imposed on foul anchor end the in
scrlptIon 1.-THE alumni Of the naval
schooi. recognizing the Benevolent
hospitality shown by The navy OF the
United States 70 our comrades OF the
Peruvian naval marine have the hon
or Of saluilng his excellency, SenoT
Elihu Root. secretary OF state. and
expressing their aympathy with the
motives OF bis visit 70 Peru" The
plate r. inches long by 4 inches In
breadth and quarter Of an inch
mick
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16
Moonahlnsn Made Har MlIllon.

Richmond Va, oct. rs Wayne
r. Gooch. known 70 the revenue OH.
GERS as King Of the Moonshlners"
pleaded guilty IN the United states
circuit court % indictments charging
him With conspiracy 10 def,aud the
government Indge Waddul fined
him $1,000 aud conAscoted the dia.
tnlery Gooch IL said TO have accu-
mulatod fortune Of $4,000 By The
manufacture and sale ot Illicit whis.
ky. lie owns thousands OF acres Of
land 80 McckiCnburg county. ana
maintained armed guard around his
place Goooh kem ln1ulsltiye neigh.
bors on by riding around tho out
skirts Of the estate every uleht heavi.
ly armed and hrins his gun IN tho air.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

roroHta oai. OF as w Ciran
Ett trss 81. az Tororio. sysaf mas.
esu hisicry uaa st rorca,o unlssr.
tl,J sf ~ fke fkif8 Raray
tean aN aiel ffoa laiasies -.
ceiVtt .s rfteEit fnstal aans a.
ere famsr haa Wes H. i,
ee sgt3 % rat te8fl Ia .as hnsf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

bankruptcy was fled Friday against
It by attorneys for small creditors.
L was intimated that the liabilities
we're less than 100000. In the APP
plicstion for the receiver 1t was sta
ted that the assets are more than
SGn nnn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

Woodville, Ca. oct IS. The Law
and Order League of woodville, com
posed OF many Of the best citizens OF
Green county, recently passed reso-
lutions in reference to the conflicts
which have occurred between the
races 10 several cities Of the south.
The resolutions deprecate the work
OF mobs, deplore the causes leading
up to Il, and put the members on rec.
ord as being opposed to the shipment
OF llquor into counties that are try.
ing to keep II out II calls on all
citizens TO use their Influence to see
that the law is carried out in execut-
ing the guilty and in protecting the
innocent and they pledge themselves
10 aid In the work OF making good
citizens Of the negroes who are try.
ing TO do light.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16
MURDERS FAMILY
Then SUI
E4lnessee Farmer Bacod
denly Insane.
WIFE AND cHILprEN
After Killing Entire Family
Then Committed Suicide b
His Throat From Ear to
Motive Conceived For Ira

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. Isl
cial 70 the Sentinel from
Tenn. says:
Chalbern MantOoth. aged
and one OF the most promln
ers in Cacke county Samrd
ing murdered his wife and
drsn, fatally injured 100 o.
den and then committed 81
cutting his throat from ga.
The terrible tragedy was e..
Mantooths home, a5ou, 5 Of
is believed he became sui
sane, for no other motive ca
ceiged of why he would wa.
sroy his entire household
An axe was the weapon
such deadly effect.
The wife and children vo-,
and death must have been 10
Gus.
The two children, who
alive at 10 o'clock cannot
recover. their skulls hayI
crushed and the brain expos
II IS regarded as mragg
they, too, d.d not die Instant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16
Faihsr ~ pauahtsr Manolsd.

la Crosse. Wis. oct. 15.-stand.
ing helpless with her foot caught in
a cattle guari at the Indian Enll
Gro sing. Iyearoid Mamie Hunt
watched The onrushing freight train.
which Killed her. while Dagna Sen.
stad, her fyearo'd companion. yainly
tried 20 signal TIE engineer. sitting
upun brake wheel on top Of the
train was John Heat The girls faith.
CT a brakeman. unconscious that his
child was being ground TO death be.
meath tbo whcols The girls were re-
turning from school when the Hunt
eaIlds foe, became caught Dagna
SeuNad ran % meet the train. wav-
ing Der arms and screaming. but The
engineer did MOI see her.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
Venezuela y Colombia

Haa llegsdo Washington noticias
de haser surgido IN nuevo desacuer-
do cnTc Venezuela y Colombia.
Pafece que al Presidente Castro Sc
le fut uno de sus gener ales, Mont,lla
de apfalido, y Sc refugi6 en- C6cusa de
Colombia.
FL eonsul de Venezuela en- C1cuta
dema1d6 la extradicion de Montilla
pero nientras las diligencias Sc tras-
mitatan en- Bogota, ell fugitive Sc es-
cap6.
Castro posefdo de gran c6lera reti-
r6 ele6nsul de Clcuta, y dicen que
anundo que tambien retirarfa ell de
Bogoa.
ST mas ne hace, con bien POGO Sc
contenta, y sera por lSstima que lie
tengi ell general Reyes; pues quien
no time miedo a Francia, Inglaterra,
AleHaania y Norte-America juatas nj
separadas, NAL puede temer una ma
ci6n que, todo tirar sera dos vecss
maysr que la suya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
Los gatOs herederOs
de una fortuna

D!cen de Praga que ell tribunal
civil de Bohemia-ha declara-
do vilido ell testamento de un trapero
que lego al morir toda su fortuna
evalaada en- 1000 forines (unas 1900
pesetas) sus doce gatos mas predi-
lectcS
Al morir Ell trapero velaban ell ca
daver sin que permitieran que nadie
Sc acercsse al mismo los doce gatos
hercderos.
Los parientes del tr apero disputa-
ron los forines a los gatos acudicndo
a los tribunales, pero perdie7on ell
pleiEo, ganandolo los afortunados fe-
limos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
3o8 JORGE oHNEr

resouci6n que we're precisado sostener luchas
terrbles.
-Tu mu jer te quiere.
ST; pero ella encontrara en- una situacion MT
cho mas di6cil que la mia.
Tendra que uchar con SD familia, las gentes que
la rcdean y con su gusto costumbres,
-GCrees que vscilara segurte2
Porque es precise que te siga.
-Dueha absolute de ST nisma no vaclaria TN mo-
mento pero tendra que surr nfuencias aenas la aeon
sejaran del modo mas perjudcial para mi.
Como? tSus padres amigos son de uicio
recto y sano7
-lQue bueno eres, Pinchar!
lEs que til no has luchado nunca Ell egofsmo7
Y ademas, lese egofsmo estara al lado de los que
aconsejaran mi mujer que pre6era vida de place
res estara del mfo que la pedre que 10 abandone
da. su fama, su casa su ujo. para vjvir reclu-
s6n con ell unico objeto de asegurar mi porvenr mi
gloria?
-Pero, Dersta las costumbres comunes todos
los hombres los sociaes la ley dan la raz6n
consagran u derecho la mujer debe seguir su ma
rdo.
-iTrste poderfo el que obtiene por medic de la
ley de las costumbres!
Yo questfa poder convencer Susana. animarla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
Ell GAMING DE LA c.

Pero no por este vayas tom mi )u'el0 como oe-
hntvo Despues de todo, gao u peo''S "uy o.1 .1r
no hace mucho yo no hago ." quo uS''' ~" 0P'"'o
personal; puedo equivocarr'
Con I'm gesto. Dersta)lzo que Sc contuviese:
No trates de als,r 10 que antes criticabas. r
Como quieres quesnga coahanza en- IT, cuando di-
ces que es blanco lque hace un minute decfas que
era negro2
Pinchart no SO que contestar
Ders.a1 entrtecido dej6 sa,
djo:
-jEstarssacio mi cerebro7
yTardrfaz6n ell mbeci de Harry cuando dice que
solo soy utsgotado7
rs ge solo tenfa ideas para escrbir Erin,
abora ,toy condenado la mas desesperante este
ridaf
"a levant6 de un salto, corri6 haca mueblc, 10
ahso tomando la partitura de LA Venecana -
40.
-Si verdaderamete amigo mo, Pinchart ha-
gamos una ulti ma prueba.
Escucha, compare y juzga.
Empez6 ell preudio del segundo acto yen medic
del profundo senco que reinaba abos murmurarou
cano de los gondoleros Ia lei iciosa Erase del tenor
luego el gran duo de -
Pinchart tremulo dc gozo. ola aquellas notas que.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
POR $500

Sc VENDE una casa en- Santurce
( parada "a J, con solar prUpio y seis
departamentos que renta $rI men
suales.
DiriiirSe 4
=. .NOLL.
Tetuan 3 6 Apartado SIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-15
u N PIANO

Sc vende un piano, casi nuevo, cons
truido en- una de las mejores fabricas
de Espafia.
Puede verse en- ell almacen de mue-
bles de Felix Noa. Gale de la [Cruz,
ntimero I6
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

politics, but I would like to see a United
States congress made up Of women, They
would, abolish that atrocity in Utah within
a week"
Seven sons of one mother in the ministry
is the record of the Mouer family OF
which Rev. ]. R. Mouer of this city is a
member. Five denominations have secured
pulpit supply from this family Ar
rangements for a family reunion at which
all the preacher brothers will gather are
being completed and will be held in Nc
Keesport, Pa, in June.
A glass case to surround the ruins OF
the old church at Jamestown so that the
visitors at the exposition may see what
was once The house OF worship Of the first
settlers Of Virginia, and that II may at the
same time be preserved from further de-
terioration, is one Of the proposals now
before the Society. Of Colonial Danes,
which met in Washington last week The
old tower and a part OF the walls of
this ancient edifce are still standing, maxi
ing II one of the most famous of America 8
few ruins While valued letters and manu-
scripts are often framed with glass on
both sides, IL is a new idea to treat build
ings in this way. Plymouth, which Is the
Jamestown Of the north, h"s covered its
historic rock with a granite canopy and
surrounded II with an iron frame But
rocks keep better than architecture.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Women Conduct u Bank.

At time when investigation Of financial
concerns Is blaokening the regulations
of many hnanciers, even II things are not
quite as bad as they are painted by the
muck rakers," there should be comfort
in the fact that all the banks of the ma
ton are not run by men. There Is one ex-
ception. II is the Bank of Joplin, Mo. A
man is president. but all the other execu-
tive positions are filled by women, and
the stockholders freely admit that i Ii
women who have brought the bank 10 Its
present success,
Five women conduct its affairs, Mrs. V,
Frank Church, cashier; Miss Title Muller,
assistant cashier; Miss Ollie McAboy and
Miss Henrietta Maxwell, bookkeepers. Mrs,
Blanche Jenkins. teller.
Thomas w. Cunningham, an ex-mayoT
of Joplin, is president, but his time is
so taken up with his other business that
he leaves his bank to the care of the
women who have proved so capable
Mrs. Church has been In Mr.. Cunning
hams employ for more than sixteen
years. She started as a clerk, when she
was a mere girl. She soon became book
keeper, then teller, and for period OF
six years she filled both places, Finally
her good work was rewarded with promo
ton to the post Of cashier.
She Is fascinated with her work and
even the attractions of home were not
strong enough to lure her away Wher
she married Mr. Church wanted her tC
resign the cashiership but the cashier re-
sisted his entreaties and continued work
ing the same as before her marriage. SHE
and her husband live in a hotel, SO sh,
is relieved Of that which is distasteful II
housekeeping and can continue that which
she likes.
Mrs. Church represented the Joplin banl
at the annual session of the American
Bankers association in Washington He
showing was one Of the best made at tn
convention
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Out of the Ordinary

Between 800 and 900 British towns ana
villages have namesakes in the United
States.
French farmers are glad TO get 1913
for 100 liters about 25 gallons) Of common
red wine.
Small farms are the rule in Japan, and
every foot of land is put TO use. The
farmer who has more than 10 acres Is con-
sidered a monOpolist.
Six sailors in the San Francisco marine
hospital refused to go TO bed one night be-
cause they deemed the hour too early, but
the nurse In charge pulled a pistol and the
sailors went to bed a. the muzzle OF a.
Corporal Tanner, commandeT-in-chief OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic, says
that his statistics show that civil war
veterans are dying at the rate of 5000 a
month.
The superintendent of New York City
schools has issued a circular to principals
instTuctiug them to have pupils carry their
books on the right side even days of the
month and on the left side odd days. This
is 10 prevent curvature OF the spine.
The deepest sOunCings Of the sea. made
this year, have been discovered near Guam,
where the enormous depth Of nearly TWEEN
ty-ive and one-half miles has been found.
The pressure Of the water at this depth Is
almost incOnceivable The thickest boilers
and bells would be crushed like eggshels
and OF course all animal life is impossible.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

self for she does not wish to write humor-
ousiy, her one great ambition being to
write very sad poetry
The old story of keeping things in the
family is recalled by the admission of Mrs.
Ella Knowles Haskell OF Butte, Mont, TO
practice in the supreme court of the United
States. In 1892, as Ella Knowles, she was
the populist candidate for attorney general
Of Montana, and was defeated by Henry j.
Haskell, republican. After the election the
successful and defeated candidates shook
hands and were married and Attorney Gen
eral Haskell made Mrs. Haskell assistant
attorney general. Later they were divorced
and Mrs. Haskell has since practieed law
independently.
The school teachers of Pittstown town
ship Pa, dismissed their schools and went
on strike in the middle Of March be-
cause the school board had not paid their
wares for several months. A strike some-
times clears peoples understanding in a
remarkable manner. 1t did so In this case.
After only a day or twos vacation the
board notified the teachers that they would
receive two months salary at once ana the
rest very soon. But at that point the tax
payers association OF the county took up
the matter and warned the directors that
unless the teachers were paid action woul1
be taken at once to turn the board out OF
office The board owes some OF the lndiVid,
ual teachers as large a sum as $yU ana
have gone to work to float bond issue Oh
$4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Religious Notes

Nineteen thousand calls were made by
the Chicago deaconesses in their missionary
and parish work last year.
The Salvation Army has 1888 workers
among children. II comprises 1913 corps
and societies and il has 1882 officers wholly
employed In its service.
The Jesuit Fathers, in charge cf the
Shanghai Catholic mission, in their recent
annual report announce an Increase OF 6S75
converts received during the year 1896 into
the church.
Rev Peter Ainsile, pastor of the Chris
tan temple, Baltimore, is the third Of that
name 10 preach the gospel The first Peter
Ainsile came over TO this country from
Scotland as a missionary Of the Presby-
terrain chuch and settled In Baltimore In
1872
The statue of the Angel of the Resurrec-
ton one of the two statues for the Chapel
OF our Lady I'm the Cathedral Of St. John
the Divine, New York City, that caused the
worldwide religious discussion last fall
about the sex Of angels, toppled from its
niche last Sunday and was smashed TO
pieces on the ground fifty feet below
Rev. DR.. c. +. Locke OF Brooklyn, in
an address delivered at the PhlladelDhia
Methodist Episcopal conference, said: Il
don't want to see women vote and mix in
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
as vol Is owned by women.

as we'll is owned by women, This Is the
S. b. and u. S. Prince store.
Miss 8. b, Prince has the management OF
the store; does all the buying and devotes
her whole time to that department. Above
the main store are the dressmaking rooms,
OF which Miss u. Prince has charge, In
this department employment is given to
six persons
The Cottage Studio Is an original novelty
In every particular, Its owner and pro-
prietress Miss Libby, has the advantage OF
twenty years In the art Photographic,
Four miles easterly from this picturesque
village are the "Beeehes," OF which DR.,
Charlotte f. Hammond Is proprietor. The
"Beeehes'' under her management has been
developed into one of the leading sanitari-
ums Of the state,
Until her recent resignation Rev, Caroline
e. Angel was for eighteen years pastor OF
the UniveTsalists church In Norway,
Mrs. +, W. Sanborn Is practically re-
sponsible for the appearance Of the Norway
Advertiser, local weekly newspaper OF
considerable importance,
In fact there Is scarcely any end TO the
list Women virtually dominate Norway
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

geld chain and amethyst danslsr, is most
attractive.
Festobn chains have three or more dang
lers OF amethyst or baroque pearls,
Tortoise shell back and side combs are
equally conducive TO q tidy head, Some
times they are inlaid with gold scrolls,
A young girls heart Is sure to be won
either by a string OF solid gold beads
or by plain gold loeket cut with mono
gram,
other pretty styles are gold safety pins,
either plain or studded with stones The
plain gold bands, bright or frosted are
always good.
Garnets are in again, You can md Moth
OF the new garnet necklaces, with Sradu-
ated star pendants,
Bangles never went out OF favor with
girls and are more popular than ever. Now
they are distinctly THE thing" The plain
gold band Is the best style,
The dog collars in antique. green finished
silver studded IN oolored stones, are ex-
tremely stylish, especially over q dark
gown. Not expensive, either,
For straying lovelocks a barette IL in
dispensable, They come In rhinestones and
pearls, closely set In silver, in walls OF Troy
ana crescent shapes. Plain gold ones are
Belt pins make impossible the untidy
shirt Charming novelties are those for
the athletic girl. a fox head, with tiny
diamond eyes, on q gold crop,
The gate-top bracelet in links OF plain
and engraved silver folds TO the size OF
ring and expands 10 At any arm. Equally
adjustable 10 the gold OF silver serpent
II can be used as necklace as well,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
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