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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15

Judge Fite's defeat for Congress
a few days ago has led to the hope
that he can be defeated for the
judgeship of his circuit next time.
And the boys are going to give
him a run for their money at all
events.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15

The tariff fattened trusts of this
country are, of course, willing to
stand pat. They don't want any
revision of the tariff schedules.
Their only uneasiness is their abil-
ity to hold their friend, the repub-
lican party, permanently on its
stand pat platform. This is the
troubling question.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15

Note the difference; Tom Wat
son urges his party to vote in the
democratic primary, where they
certainly have no business, while
Harry Edwards, a Republican, de-
clares that no self-respecting mem
Der of his party will do so.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15

Alabama is still clamoring tor a
freight rate as low and reasonable
as that of Georgia, while over here
the pOpulists and their democratic
representatives are yelping for
something still lower than that we
already have.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15
OepartureS.

ForMacon, Atlanta, Augusta and
SaV1nnan ;.::........:............ 1928 N
" Aipdny, Dotnan and Lockhart *6 10aa m
{, xAlodny, Ootnan and Lockhart S2 on p m
6 MMacOn ana AtIanta. .....: ......sl 46 p m
rra Augusta. .;;......,........:* 40 25
FOR Columbu Roanoke and
intermediate potnts.............+6 40 a m
For Columbus, Birmin CHAM and in
i1Il te points. ......... 80 100 m
Fort Valley .......... .....,...,s1O 25 n m
For Albany and intermediate pts .+10 25 = m
Eufaula, Montgomery and
w Troy; 49,. ...... IS 10 a m
RoA Euldu'd' montgomery, Troy, s2 OF m
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15
A Bankers Experience,

Berjamin Bass, prominent baker
of MiIedgeviile, Ga. says he believes
FL 4mlIns Wizard Oil saved his life,
He va, sufferer fer ten years with
A sthma and found no relief until he
tried Haml MS Wizard Oil. SOC at all
druggists.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-15

Away off in the Lone Star State
Babe Bailey rises up and proclaims
President Roosevelt gutter
And it seems he is.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
SANITATION KILLS NEGROES
West Indian Laborsrs Unable to Stand
American Standard Of Living.
SPhNlARDS MAKE THE BEST W0RkMEN
European LabOrerS Bring Their
Families to Canal Zone and
Live Well While Dig
gInR the Big Ditch.
sPANlARDs MAKE THE BEST woRKMEN

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Perfect santa
ton and cleanliness are proving fatal to
the West Indian negroes employed on the
Panama canal Although Colonel Gorgas
and his assistants have banished yellow
fever and other tropical fevers which made
the canal zone one large burying ground
for the French canal builders. they have
found that sanitary precautions taken In
the quarters occupied by workmen make
the jamaican negroes especially suscepti-
BILE to pneumonia and other throat and
lung troubles.
West Indians are not accustomed to an
abundance of fresh air and well ventilated,
clearly quarters. Living for generations
in small huts, where large families crowd
into rooms tightly closed against the night
air, the negroes from Jamaica and other
tropical islands have developed lungs with
cramped capacity and especially susceptible
to changes of temperature.
The officers in charge have found that
the West Indian laborers cannot be In
duced to eat sufficient wholesome food to
keep them in good health, even when sup
plies are furnished to them at cost price
and meals are made attractive at great
expense to the canal commission.
Chief Engineer Stevens of the canal COM
mission, Governor Magoon and other men
identified with the work on the isthmus
have agreed that lack of lung capacity and
insuffiient nourishment. rather than lazl.
ness, are responsible for the inability OF
the West Indians to perform an amount
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Accidents I'm Cnss county.

ATLANTIC, Ia, July l6,-Special. )-Three
serious accidents have just been reported
from the little town OF Lewis, south of this
place. Charles Manke, ST., ran the tine of
a pitchfork in his foot, making a very ser
ious wound, in which blood poison has de-
veloped and he is in a serious condition.
John Donohue fell from the haymow dis
lance of twenty feet, alighting on his side
in the manger and was seriously injured,
though Il Is not thought there are any
internal injuries And c. C. Weaver has a
very sore hard on account OF bee sting
that may develop into blood poison An
other accident due TO the Fourth of July
has Just come to light, though IL was late
Frank Smith, living near Griswold, at
te mpted to IRE his surplus of firecrackers left
over from the Fourth OF July, when one Of
them went off in his hand and badly
burned his face and hand, decorating tive
of his fingers until amputation may b,
necessary. Robert Reed, living near tn,
same town. is laid up with two broken ribs
! the result OF being kicked by horse tina
| he was tending to.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17

The negroes are paid only so cents a day,
while the white men from Spain and Cuba
are paid twice that amont, and many of
the bosses on the canal work are of the
opinion that the white men really do much
more than twice as much as the colored
laborers. t't o. H...- ..a
The Spaniardsn have been found to be
thrifty and cleanly in their habits. They
take their families to the -isthmus and
maintain homes in which wholesome condi-
tions prevail and good food is served.
, Most of the Spaniards now employed on
the isthmus went there from Cuba, but
they are natives of Spain, who had OBJ
tanned employment in Cuba. 1t is ex-
pected that Spain will grant the commits
sion permission to take large numbers of
Spanish laborers to the isthmus. -..
To abandon negro labor, according to the
commission, would be practically impossi-
BILE. But Chairman Shonts and other MEM
bers of the commission feel that IL is unsafe
to depend on any one class of labor, and
because of the unsatisfactory results with
negro labor are not only turning TO the
Spaniards, but will probably try Chinese
labor. as it Is not believedgthat SUFFICIENT
Spaniards can be had to meet the demands
when the canal work becomes more ad-
vanced. ,a .ts ..-- -ur.. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
MRS. THAW TAKES CHARCi
Prisoners Mother Again Employs Attorney
Discharged by Her Son.
LONG TAX WITH BOY IN TOMB;
Probability that Defense VIII he
Based on Plea of Insanity
Young Man Has Nothing
to Say.

NEW YORK, July l6.-Immediately fol-
lowing her Antervew with her son, Harry
X. Thaw, In the Tombs today, Mrs. VIII
liam Thaw assumed full charge Of the
defense and arrahged to retain the service
as counsel Of >tAe firm of Black, olcott.
Gruber and f3Dnynge, which was dismissed
by young ThsY a few days ago. This
action is,fakens t0sJnean that Harry Thaw' 8
desires sad, Opinions regarding the defense
will be ignored and that reliance will be
placed on the plea of insanity, insistence on
which by Mr.. Olcott resulted in the rup-
ture between himself and his client.
whetheEIan application Will be made for
the appointment, OF a Commission on lunacy
to determine young Thaws mental, condi-
ton Will, probablyabe determined al a
conferences to be held by Mrs Thaw and
the counsel tomorrow.
The meeting -bet~een Mrs. Thdw and her
som at the Tombs wassan AFFECTING one
Alter The first creating they were left
alone together to converse, through the
bars OF the cell for half an hour. During
the interview the prisoners wife stood in
silence In the corridor a few feet away from
the cell, door, waiting her turn 10 speak
with her husband. No words were ex-
changed between Mrs. Thaw and her
daughteteinsiaw. f''
From NE Tombs Mrs. Thaw was driven
dirsctly to the ONCE Of Lewis L. Della
field. where arrangements were mad,
for Olc6tt's' Arm of lawyers TO resum,
charge OF the case when a note waI
sent 10 Harry Thaw this afternoon asking
whether he concurred in the new ar
rangements the rely returned was Mr.
Thaw hasn't Anything 10 say"
ThisH evening Mrs. Thaw. accompanied
by her. .Fbn Josiah and her son-in-law
George l. Carnegie. Went to the latter
Country scar at'Roslyn, Long Island.
Mrs. Thaw Sees Her son.
Mrs, WAliams Thaw OF Pittsburg paiC
a. visit to- her son. Harry X Thaw, Ii
tire; ronbs Prison today. where he is
prlsonet- accused Of the murder of Stan
ford White. Mrs, Thaw. who arrive,
from Europe Saturday, was unable I,
visit herFson on Saturday. went to tn
prison. accompanied by Josiah c.. Thay
and and, a, r. Peabody 9 One Of Thaw's co4n
Mrs Thaws arrival at the Tombs wa
presided by that Of. Harry Thaw's wife
Evelyn, but the latter upon ascerta min
tlfatf Mrs. William Thaw had not yet Wis
tied the$Tombs, declared that She desire
her husbands mother 10 have the frs
OPPORTUNITY OF seeing the prisoner. Tn
Younger Mrs. 'Thaw then retired to tn
esnsultiHe room to await Mrs. Thaw's al
TSal. s
Before Mrs William Thaw reached IN
prison her sons new counsel Clifford "
Partridge. called on Francis J. Iantry. n
Commissioner of corrections, and 'endea,
oTed TO make Arrangements 30 that Mr.
Thaw cotfta uieet her SON in the consultln
rooniSat the Tombs instead OF talking wit
him through the bars OF the cell but NJ
Lantry instructed tue warden that he cou
make no exception to the prison rules
Mrs. Thaws case.
Police Clear Road.
The mother reached the prison short
befoth noon In the meantime. a Lara
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Prisoner Attempts suicide

ELK POINT, s. D., July 16.-(special.)
"A man by the name OF Ham Mont. who
is in Jail here charged with committing
an assault on young boy at Beresford.
attempted suicide by cutting the large
facial artery, but missing it, he cut a
branch Of the temporal, making a very
bad wound. When found by the TALLER
he HAD bled very much. After a great
deal Of persuasion he finally permitted a
surgeon to stitch the wound
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
pearl Bryan's Home Found.

ATLANTIC, Ia, July 1.-THE
county officials are m receipt Of a letter
from the sheriff OF Hall county, Nebraska,
that definitely settles tle place OF residence
OF Pearl Bryan, the dope fend, who has
been shipped back and forth between this
place and Nebraska, and has been in the
county jail here. as Hall county reports.
where she was sent to the asylum, where
they must take care OF her
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17

PIERRE S. D.. July 16.-(special Tele-
gramD-Sherif Logan is. IN the eastern
part OF the county looking for a party
Of junk dealers, who this morning are
alleged to have enticed Dan Swallow. a
small boy. from the government Indian
school 10 join them and left for the east.
The penalty for the offense is a penten-
tiary sentence.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
In,nn Ne,xa Nnten.

MISSOURI VALLEY-Hon. Robert NJ
La Toilette will speak at the opera house
here on July a.
MISSOURI VALLEY The Missouri Val
lev chautauqua begins Friday, July q, and
continues until August 3.
MISSOURI VALLEY-The streets OF
Missouri Valley were flooded this morning
by a severe rain that lasted about thirty
minutes The rain was accompanied by
some hail, but not enough to damage the
crops to any great extent. The home OF
John Galley was struck by lightning, which
tore a large hole in the roof and split
a few rafters The fire that resulted was
put out by neighbor before any DANA &c
Was done.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Bodies Found in CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July l6.-Edward F. Kloss and
his wife, who conducted small millinery
above the store. The throats of Kloss and
his wife had been cut they both had been
shot through the head and blood was spat-
tered on the floor and on the furniture. A
revolver was found beside the body of
Kloss and the police believe he committed
the crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
street Car Transfers.

Considerable argument was spent over
the ordinance defining the points at which
street car transfers are to be made and
conditions A bare majority favored the
ordinance in opposition to-that of Bridges.
which simply commands universal" trans
fers and makes no specifications. Bridges,
Zimman, Jackson. johnson and Hansen con-
tended that II the plan the traction COM
pany was willing to agree to really granted
transfers at all intersections there was M
need for the Brucker ordinance. The latter
finally was approved by the ma tority OBJ
jections to IL were found In the fact that
it makes hard and fast rules as to routes
that must be used and is likely to cause
confusion and the dissipation of extra
nickels thereby. II limits one transfer "a
a fare. except for stub lines, and the trans.
fer must be called for when the fare is
paid.
AS an ohfshoot to this, Zlmman tried tc
have action taken on his ordinance calling
tor twenty-five tickets for s. He made
| a talk repeating arguments he has mad,
in the past, but nothing was done
Zimman's ordinance to bar fakirs and
vendors Of medicines, novelties, natent
articles and various other species Of
mountebanks and grafters from the streets
ana prescribing a so a day penalty fol
/ licenses for such affairs on private prop.
| 10y vas agreed TO. Councilmen Bruckel
and IA IS IttIH EIyc Pofice that they pro
posed to introduce Al HJlH7nca to put
! downtown auction rooms out uf buslr { -
These establishments they characterized ?,
simply himham games for the buckles,
| greenhorn,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
La Grecque Tailored Drawers.

THE MOST PERFECT FITTING AND
COMFORTABLE GARMENT MADE. En-
ables a large figure to walk or sit com
fortably and will never work up. They are
reinforced and will outwear three ordinary
garments. They are so designed that the
hose supporters do not interfere with their
hanging smoothly Their shapely yoke FITS
smoothly over hips and back. Exquisitcly
tailored and have soft, fat-felled seams
and darts. Ask to see this beautiful gar5
ment at our Muslin Underwear Department,
second floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
MeteaIf stnrt. Home.

WASHINGTON July l6-secretary Met
calf Of the Department OF Commerce and
LaboC, tomorrow Will leave for his horse
in Oakland. Cal. He expects TO spend a
few days In Oakland and san Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
.TAClART WINS FIRST ROUND
Judge Buskirk holds that State is Not
Entitled to Injunction.
HOTEL coMPANps DEMURRER SUSTAINED
Attorney General MILLER at once
serves Notice of an Appeal
to the supreme
.- Court,

PAOLI Ind, July l6-Judge Thomas Bus
kirk, in the orange county court today sus-
tanned the third sectsn of the demurrer OF
the French Lick Springs and West Baden
Hotel companies against the petition in
quo warranto Of the state for temporary
receiver. and temporary Injunction against
gambling at the resorts
In this third section the hotel companies
set up that the allegations Of the state in
its complaint do not state facts sufficient to
constitute a cause of action against them.
He overruled the two sections of the de-
murrer in which they assert the prOsecut-
ing attorney was not the proper relator for
the state in such proceedings and the state
has not the legal capacity TO Sue.
Attorney General Miller served notice OF
appeal to the supreme court. Should the
supreme court reverse his decision the
states information will be sent back TO
Judge Buskirks court for trial. Should the
supreme court affirm the decision the case
will be thrown out Of court
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
CruIser MiIwaukee Tried.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE newly
constructed. cruiser Milwaukee left its dock
at the Union Iron works today to be given
it's builders trial "trip
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Tageaft ThfKs OF Decision.
Thomas Taggart, in discussing the de
cisioi of Judge Busktrk, said:

b The decision of Judge Buskirk is in line
with all other decisions of the courts In
similar instances. The state officials knew
very well that / was trying to get posses
sion of the casino, where gambling was
carried on against my will, and that 1 was
in earnest in trying to uproot gambling
there Knowing that I had instituted suits
for this purpose they undertook, by a sensa-
tional raid and an il-advised law suit, to
take away the cerdit that they were aware
undertaking. l think l may be pardoned
IL l say they 'butted in" just TO make II
appear as II they were doing something.
Attorney General Miller left tonight for
indianapolis. He said before starting that
the case had been appealed to the supreme
court. The transcript, he said, would be
filed with the clerk of the supreme court
inside of a week.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Special Sale of Children's Hose.

Children's lace Lsle Hose. black, brown
and white. allover lace or lace boot pat
terms The line Of sizes is broken, that Is,
some sizes in each pattern are missing,
but the qualities are exceptionally good,
our regular SOC and 35c hose.
TUESDAY, CSC PER PAIR
women's Black Silk Bisle Hose, with COT
ton sole, double soles, heels and toes, spe-
cla good value, Csc per pair, or pairs for
S1OO
Main floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17

of work equal to that done by white la
borers from SDain
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
No Need of Injunction.

The conditions that would warrant in
junction must exist at this time, when
through the medium Of the public press,
from the public interviews with counsel
for both plaintiff, and defendant and, II l
may be pardoned, front the trial of this
cause by counsel in the columns of the
daily press We all know-the whole coun-
try knows-that the casinos of club houses
described in the information were raided
by the officers of the law prior to the filing
of this 'information7-their gambling appar-
atps seized, agreed, that IL is now in the
custody of the auditor awaiting orders for
its destruction and that the casinos or club
houses are not open. D t.-t
Again, while this court cannot take jul
dicial notice of its records in other cases,
We and the whole country know that from
the same source has been stated that at
this term of court suits against these de-
PENDANTS, against the lessees Of the ca
sinos, for cancellation of lease or possession
of the premises were tried and resulted
in such cancellation and recovery OF pos
session. True. these. suits have been de-
nounced as jokes, but be that as it may,
they have crystallized into judgments re-
corded In this court with all the force and
effect of other Judgments.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Judge BuskIrk's Decision.
In Az decision Judge Busklrk says:


Injunction is asked for in this case, but
only as an incident to the main action,
which is for forfeiture of the corporate
franchise. An injunction may. be granted
to restrain acts or proceedings until the
further order OF the court, but to entitle
the party state or indvidual-for the
state has no greater right as litigant
than the humblest individual complaint
or affidavit asking for such injunction must
allege that such acts complained OF Will
produce great injury to the plaintiff or
that they are in violation of the plaintlf
rights. There are no such averments IN
the information filed in this case.
To the lay mind the recital of the great
serious, represensible charges alleged in
the information, and which also nave
brought the state into reproach and dis
grace, may portend great injury. to the
state and violate its rights, but that Will
not excuse the absence of those warrants
in the information, without which the state
Is not entitled to the extraordinary remedy
asked for In their absence We cannot read
these into the Information, nor can we
1suppfy them by Inference Again injunc-
lions will only lie to prevent sudden or
anticipated aets-and not when the act mas
been cOnsumma ted,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Rather Delicate Matter.

1t was a delicate matter for Mayor Dahl
man and the democratic counciImen to ex-
plain why an expert was needed and at
the same time not display lack of conf
dence in the ability of their political as
sociate, Comptroller Lobeck e.
Councilman McGovern, at one time, in
response to zimman's arguments, called
attention to the fact that the comptroIlers
office had approved the police court rec
ords June 10, when a shortage of 1884 ex-
tended back over that period to the first OF
the year. Zimman replied that the comp
troller at all times had authority to i'm
prove the auditing system and make sure
1t was handled properly. The mayor said
it was clear the police court books had
not been properly checked.
At the end OF the conference Mayor Dahl.
man asked what had been done towards
securing 81 gas. He was told that the ga:
company in substance had declined 70 make
| the concession. The mayor urged action
declaring that II the company would no
agree TO the price another plant must b,
built which would.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Special Sale Of White Embroi-
dered Chiffon Cloth.

Reduced prices on this beautiful sheer
white fabric should interest many.
Tuesday we will place. them on sale at
the following reduced prices:
All the Sl.25 sheer white embroidered
chiffon cloth e2lkc per yard
All the MS sheer plaid chiffon cloth
62ikc per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
EXPERT TO CHECK ACCOUNTS
At Dshlman's Solicitation Council Agrees
to Employ Skilled Book Man.
AMMAN OPPOSES THE PROPOSITION
Insists that Comptroller Lobeck's
Qualifications Call for Such
..t work and He should
DO 1t. -~'
zlMMAN OPPOSES THE PROPOSITION

Urged by Mayor Dahlman, the general
council committee yesterday afternoon
agreed to employ an expert accountant to
check over the fiscal AFFAIRS Of the city
during the terms of the last incumbents.
Councilman Zimman opposed the move
on the ground that the comptroller is de-
fined as an expert accountant. by the char
ter and should be competent both to de-
wise proper systems of auditing and to
execute them, He said he was willing to
endorse any improvements that could be
made, but did not believe it proper to hire
outside assistance until the comptroller
lad signified that he was unable to do the
work. Even If the comptroller. personally
did not have the, ability TO do the work
properly, Zimman said he had authority
to employ men who were capable. ..
Besides checking UP the books of all
departments handling money, the expert
is to help devise better checking schemes
except that for the treasurer's office
which is supposed to be as nearly perfect
as is possible to devise. Mayor Dahlman
wishes to hire his old friend, j. NJ. Gill
christ as the expert. Others of various
pursuits and callings also would like the
billet. No definite arrangements were
made towards selecting the man.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Military Academy

Mo. Oldest aud Largest Military
,cho0l N the Middle West. Class "A ~ reoent
atinG OF War Dept Ore Of ~ In y. 81 Only
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Redfern Whalehone Corsets.

THE CORSET BEAUTIFUI.-MAKEs
THE BEAUTIFUL FIGURE.
We have facilities for fitting rapidly and
conveniently and earnestly hope that YOU
will avail yourself Of our services. There
are no better materials than those found
| ip "Redfern" models which are suppl,
and kidlike, owing to the rare quality OF
the Arctic whalebone. There are many
models to choose from. Visit our mode
corset department on second floor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-17
Bee, July 1s, 1895.

rse. nowadays, but you also expect
are willing to be satisfied because
oh beauty sacrifice. The patterns
Ition:
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