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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

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trau~Jurt ~,'ryir,. in uis.rJtiuu with Tie
Philippines aud interm,-iiIt" points, -
uut regarded with favor. l'rNIl"
steamship vuuImul'S 'psvt th" bu~I
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tran~I.Urt h,,t.
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lat j.. Instead 81 one sailing muuth
acrc arr nuW two.
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sary by cNpariru,r. they would un'
undertake owing To- the uncertainty 30
the traffic.
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which might NJ any moment d."uau
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COMBINED COMFORT AN
CAPACITY
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r,..t ~ntl~ 90" ahvrl-" truu>Js'rt b. q
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going steamer. u differ 'sSruiially 30
it, iuicriur arrangement. Poe trans
portatiOn 81 llr-r uuiui-'- 81 tr,pis
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miles. the greater pIri 81 this mil"ag'
lying within th" trtu.r>. demands th'
lest Ip~~il'lr ventilation aud santa
tion. I'll" shopping accommodation.
for snl,lis.rs m" l.'iu,,'u ,l,-.k~. AMI The
entire sI,arr allotted f"r this purTr's"
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lHerths iu tiers - three. one a'spyr ihs'
otlrr. make tn rlJ-' r,~ruhlr q
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Hospital Cuu,~ These quarters an
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03
YHB ARMY TRANSPORT.
PACIFIC SQUADRON Il 4 MODEL
FOR HANDLING THE GDIERN.
MEAT'S TROOIS.

Private Steamship Companies Saia
20 IA Uacquai 10 thc ! 80 ~ ITans-
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-03

TRANSPORT
THOMAS
AtisttT To-
SAN FpI. THE
ORIENT
FREIGHT
TRANSPORT
"tttN tstAtsiNG
ANIMALS t'ftg
I'IIiLlIIINES
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
BANDIT RoBs FIVE STAGES
Lone HiEhwRymap Secures ConSId-
erabIe Booty from Yosemite
Tourists.

wAwoNA, Cal, July s.-Five Yosemite
Valley stages we're held up late yesterday
by a lone highwaynnan who obtained a
considerable amount Of money and jewelry.
The conveyanees were halted in rapid sue
cession at a curve in the road near Ahwa-
nee at the Identical spot where a lone
bandit, operating a year ago, relieve sew
eral wealthy tourists OF their valuables.
The stages were travelling suficiently far
apart 20 avoid each others dust and when
the first vehicle reached the turn in the
road the highwayman. whose features were
concealed by a duster thrown over his
head stepped out, pointed a gun at the
driver and commanded him TO halt. Some
of the women passengers screamed. but
others began withoutydela TO secrete their
valuables. The highwayman directed all
passengers to throw out their money and
jewelry and when the order met with COM
pliance directed the driver to move on.
The second stage arrived within a few
minutes after the first and the driver and
passengers suffered a similar experience
The process was repeated until all Ave had
been halted and tobbca, when the bandit
DISAPPEARED in the yprEts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
PANIC ON ELEVATED TRAIN
Collision on COney Island Line Causes
Excitement and six Are Hurt
in Crush.


NEW YORK. July Sire following a
collision in Coney Island tonight between
the elevated railroad express train and a
local trolley car caused a panic, in which
six persons were injured, three severely.
by being trampled upon Bound for Coney
Island and going a high speed the ex-
press had Just turned the curve in the
road near the Seabsch place, when just
ahead the motorman saw the local car
stationary and passengers sligh<g from
it. He was unable TO stop his train and
It crashed into the local BY the force
OF the impact a fuse OF the local was
blown out and flames threatened the cars.
The passengers fought with each other to
escape.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. July S.-A slight
fire among picture machines on Young 3
pior here tonight started & panic among
the several hundred persons who were in
the auditorium and number of persons
were injured. When the moving picture
machine took fire there was a pun Of
smoke and then darkness. Some one called
Fire" and n rush was made for the doors.
Women were knocked down and children
were separated from parents. but all es-
capsd from the building without serious
injury as far as known.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
HELPS MOYER AND HAYWOOD
Idaho Supreme Court Esta bltshes =
Precedent In Right for
Change of Venue.

BOISE. Idaho, July S.-An opinion that
will be of general interest because of It's
bearing on the trial OF the officials of the
Western Federation OF Miners has just
been handed down by the supreme court In
the case OF Agnes L. Day against Eugene
r. Day, a suit for divorce. The plaintin
asked for a change of venue on the ground
that the Judge was prejudiced. The district
court overruled the motion, but the su-
preme court holds that the record shows
such a state of affairs that it would bring
discredlt upon the judiciary to permit a
trial before the present Judge" and orders
that another judge be called In.
The attorneys for Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone have already filed a motion for
a change of venue from Canyon county. al
leging among other things that the presd-
ing Judge is biased against the defendants.
The statute law makes no provision for a
change of venue on this ground and the late
utteranoe of the supreme court will be a
point in favor Of the defense II their claim
OF bias can be established.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
ROOT PARTY AT SAN JUAN
Secretary Of state Received by Gov
ernor winthrop and other
DiRnitaries.

SAN JUAN. p r.. July s.-The cruiser
Charleston. with Secretary Root and party
aboard, arrived here at O'Clock this after
noon. Tho Charleston established record
run between New York and San Juan,
making the distance in three days and nine
teen hours
As the Charleston entered the harbor 1t
received salutes from MORO Castle and
the Italian cruiser Umbria. Governor
Winthrop and his secretary. A. NJ. Fraser,
went on board the cruiser and after the
exchange Of greetings the secretary's party
came ashore in naval launches. large
crowd had gathered outside the naval sta
tlon to see Secretary Root and the houses
in The vicinity were filled with spectators
Secretary Root drove in the executive car
riage to the palace. escorted by the regi-
ment. Mrs. Root. the secretary's son and
daughter and the higher military authori-
ties came in other carriages. The secre-
a balcony OF the palace
Dumber Of prominent citizens were
awaiting the secretary in Governor Win
throp's Office. After an exchange OF greet
ings Secretary Root spoke OF the relief
work he directed in Porto Rico as secre-
tary Of war after the hurricane of 1872
| The talk then turned to coffee planting
Referring to the pan-American congress
Mr.. Root expressed the opinion that the
next congress would be held in the Argen-
tine republic and added that IL such a con-
gress were ever held in American terri
tory, Porto Rico would be the most suit.
able
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
Fsir and warmer To-day. Fair rO-
morrow.
Teu,perature NJ Omaha Yesterday
HUNTING FOR BIG GAME
Federal OHicIRIs at Cleveland After
High Railroad OmciNIs Guilty
OF RebatinR.

CLEVELAND. o., July S.-Federal OF
fcials announced today that G. J. Gram
mar, trafic manager Of the New York
Central lines west of Buffalo, would not
be called as witness before the grand
jury which meets tomorrow to begin the
work Of ferretng out violators Of the inter-
state commerce and anti-rebate laws
The announcement that Grammar would
not be called was accompanied with the
statement that the government would not
be put I'm a position where any high rail-
way official could claim immunity from
prosecution on the part OF the government
because he had been compelled to give
testimony before the grand jury.
Service was secured today on ~ n.
Anspach, head Of the tariff and schedule
bureau Of the Lake Shore railway. Anspach
will be asked to bring tariff sheets run
ming back a number OF years.
The action Of today reveals definitely the
plans Of the government officials to strike
at some of the biggest and most influential
railway men in the country. All OF the
plans for the session of the grand jury
were reviewed in minute detail by the
government attorneys during their confer
ence today. At the end of the conference
the opinion was expressed that the cases
were we'll In hand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
CRIME OF INFATUATED YOUTH
6. Meade Emory of Washington
Fatally wounded ny Lover
of His Niece.

WASHINGTON, July Sc Meade EN-
ory distinguished lawyer Of this city, was
shot and probably fatally wounded at his
residence here last night by Chester
Thompson, a student at the University OF
Washington and son OF William H. Thomp-
SON, formerly an attorney for the Great
Northern Railway company Thompson
was infatuated with Miss Charlotte Whit
tlesey, a niece OF Emory, and Miss Whittle-
sey had requested her uncle to prevent
Thompson from entering the house When
Emory attempted 10 carry out his niece $
wishes Thompson shot him. After the
shooting Thompson barricaded himself in
a room in the Emory house occupied by the
wounded mans two small children and re-
fused to surrender until the arrival OF his
father some time later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
Morement. of Ocean VesseI. JnIr s

Al New York-Arrived: Brooklyn. from
Marseilles; CmbTia, from Liverpool.
At Liverpool-ArriNe ed: Cedric. from New
York; Wiuifredan, from Boston: Etrura
from New York Sailed: Canadian for
Boston: Milwaukee. for Montreal
Al London-ArTived: Lake Michigan
from Montreal. Slniled: Maryland, FOR
Philadelphia.
New York.
At Moville-saned: Furnessis for New
York.
Al Bremen-sailed: Bremen. for New
York.
Al Queenstown-SaHed: Campania, for
New York.
At Dover-Sailed: Patricia. for New York
Al MOntreal-Sailed: Montezuma for
london and Antwerp.
A. Boston-ATrived; Laneastrian. from
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
SECOND CLASS MAIL RATES
Committee 60 TntestIEste Conditions
In the serrice Plans 60
BeEin tts work.

WASHINGTON ~ C.. July s-Henry
H. Glsuste secrrta4F. OF the commission
10 Inquire into ana report conditions and
ts conclusions eoncerning the laws rel
ative to second. class mail matter today
issued an announcenient that the first ses-
sion will be held ~ the Holland house,
New York. at noon. October l. 1896. The
announcement IN part follows:
The report Of the postmaster general for
the fseal year endcd June 80 1905, shows
that the cost Of maintaining the entire
postal service for that year was approx
mately Sl67 coo and that the revenue
fd6 from m all sources was approximately Sl5S-
10000. Second class matter constituted APP
proximately two-thirds OF the matter han
died while it yielded but S6,iS6 617.5i, or
about about one-twenty-fourth OF the revenue
derivri from postaEe. Not only has the
postcs revenue suffered BY reason of the
undue expansion fsthis class Of matter
as compared with other classes. but in
service is hampered at every step by dim
culties and perplexitles of administration.
The system as a whole. the report says.
lacks uniformity ard is confusing to pub
Usher and official alike. The report says
the inquiry will be especially directed to-
ward determining whether the revenue
from the second class OF mail matter should
not be made commensurate with the actual
cost Of the service rendered in handling 1t,
II not what limitations should be placed
upon the matter which may properly be
embraced in that class?
Owing to the great number of publica-
tions concerned the committee deemed TIM
practicable to extend the privilege OF the
hearing to individual publishers. Each ma
tional organization will be heard orally by
not to exceed three representatives desig-
mated by the organization and those classes
Of publications not having regular organi-
zations will be heard through persons re.
garded as fairly representative.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
TWO MOTOR CARS COLLIDE
Automobiles Come Together and
Woman H. Thrown Out, but
Not Injured.

The automobiles OF ]. j. Deright OF
Omaha and Frank Kaspar of Council Bluffs
collided Sunday morning at the southeast
corner OF Fifteenth and Douglas streets.
Mrs. Kaspar was thrown to the walk with
out injuries, while the Deright car was
damaged TO the extent of 500.
Al the time Of the accident Mr.. Deright
WIS going north on the east side OF Fiji
teenth street, while the Council Bluns man
was approaching from the east on the
wrong side OF Douglas street. Mr. Deright
brought his car TO a standstill, but Mr.
Kaspar did not stop his machine in time to
avert the collision. The Iowan admitted
he was in the wrong and agreed to stand
for the DANA ges.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
JOHN SCHIDLoFSKl EXECUTED
Boston Man who Killed His wife and
Fled to California Pays
the Penalty.

BOSTON, Mass. July 9,-John schidlotsk
a Lithuanian OF Brockton. was electrocuted
at the state prison at Charleston this
morning for the murder OF his wife at Bel
mont, July 12, 1905.
On July i3. 1906, the mutilated body OF
Marciana schidlofsxi was found on the
golf links at Belmont a few miles TO the
west OF Boston,
II was known that a day or two before
the murder the woman had drawn all her
savings, amounting to about 1900. from a
bank. search for the husband devel-
= yped the fact that he had bought a ticket
for California. A description OF the fugi-
tive was sent out and schidlofski was ar
rested a few days later on a Pacific coast
train AT la Junts, Colo, and Immediately
confessed his guilt.
Schidlofski's defense was that he had
been drinking and that the crime was un-
premeditsted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE
Four Men Killed and Two Carloads Of
Cattle CremRted In Wreck Near
Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July SIN
head-on collision between two freight trains
on the Western & Atlantic. which is leased
by the Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis
seven miles south OF this city. which oc-
CURED early this morning, four trainmen
were killed and four others slightly in
jured. The engineer OF the bound
train failed to take the switch at Kings
Bridge and crashed into the north-bound
train which was slowing up on the main
line just opposite the switch.
The dead:
W. p. HAMILTON, engineer north bound
freight.
H F. PINSON. fireman, same train.
ROBERT ATKINSON, engineer south
bound train
A, o. GENTRY, fireman, same train.
Immediately after the wreck fire broke
out, consuming two cars one of which was
loaded with cattle. and burning the body
OF Engineer Atkinson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
RURALES AT cANANEA MEX
Scene of Recent Labor Riots Con-
verted Into a Military
stronghold.

FORT WORTH, Tex, July S-As the re-
suit OF the labor riots last month at Cana
nea, Mexico, the mining camp OF W. C.
Greene has been converted into military
stronghold and hereafter 1000 Mexican ru'
rales will be quartered there.
This action was taken by the military
governor of Sonora to serve as precautior
against further outbreaks
B. B. Deems of St. Louis returned last
night from trip TO the interior Of Sonora
Mr.. Deems says the Yaqui Indian uprising
in the state of Sonora is practically thins
of the past He says the Yaquis are being
sent to Yucatan as fast as they are cap
tured by the government troops and ir
that way their ranks are being thinned out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
THAW SPENDS A QUIET DAY
slayer of stanford White Reads
sunday Papers and Attends
Prison Service.

NEW YORK, July S-Harry X. Thaw
spent a quiet day in the Tombs today. He
had no visitors. He arose a. I o'clock and
remained I'm his cell reading the Sunday
papers until 10 o'clock, when he attended
the prison service conducted by Chaplain
Wade After church he exercised with the
other male prisoners in the Tombs yard
Assistant District Attorney Garvan was
at his ONCE today working on the Thaw
case. Shortly before O'Clock he was
visited by Miss Edna Mcclure, an actress
playing at present in a Broadway produc-
ton. She was accompanied by her mother
and the three were closeted for nearly an
hour together. Mr.. Gsrvan refused to dis
cuss what was the subject Of the confer
ence or what information he had obtained
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
LEATHER WORKERS IN COUNCIL
OGicers Are Electro and MoveseHt
for a Nine-HOur Day Is
Endorsed.

NEW YORK. July s.-The Amalgamated
Leather Workers Union of America. which
has been holding convention in this city,
elected James T. Gilligan of Lowell. Mass,
general president; Adolph Achmitt OF st.
Louis, auditor, and John Roach of Olean,
n. Y, secretary-treasurer.
Seventy-eight delegates, representing
every branch of the trade from nearly
every leather producing city east OF the
Mississippi river, attended the convention.
1t was agreed that the financial support
OF the organization should be guaranteed
to locals making a demand for a nine-hour
working day.
Resolutions were adopted advising officers
and members TO participate actively in
political affairs and TO support no cand-
date who refused to pledge himself on
labor measures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
WRECK ON THE SANTA FE
EastbOund Passenger Train Partially
DeraiIed Near Flagstaff,
Arizona.

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., July S-PassenEer
train No. T. the limited. eastbound on the
Atchson. Topeka & Santa Fe railway. was
partially derailed early today at a point
four miles west Of here. No passenger
was injured. Ed Pnlsbury, the fireman,
was caught under the engine and scalded
to death. Engineer Goldsworthy was
scalded about the legs and was injured in
the chest
The accident was caused by front truck
on the engine leaving the track The en-
gne turned over on its side and a oom-
posite car and a dining car slipped over
the crest OF an embankment. The three
Pullman sleepers remained on the track
The presence Of mind OF Engineer Colds
worthy probably prevented several fatali-
ties. He applied the brakes and remained
at his post until the engine started to turn
over, when he jumped.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
SEVERE STORM in COLORADO
Cloudburst Causes Heavy Damage
at Denver. Boulder and
ROckvaIe.

DENVER, Colo, July s.-Cloudbursts and
rain tonight caused much damage in this
section of the state. In Denver a wall Of
water ten feet high came down Dry creek,
in the western part Of the city, carrying
away foot bridges and damaging the bridge
OF the Denver Interurban railroad. Two
boys fishing under the bridge were rescued
with dificulty.
At Boulder a wall OF water six feet high
came out OF Sunshine canyon and spread
over Pearl street and other streets I'm the
city. A mile of the Sunshine railway was
destroyed.
At Rockvaie a big bridge was under
mined. A heavy storm destroyed telephone
connections between Florence and Pueblo.
Fay Powers, aged II. was killed by light
ming near Colorado Springs.
Carnegie library, In Colorado Springs.
was struck by a bolt during the storm but
no damage is reported.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
ALLEGED MURDERER ENDS LIFE
Fred L. Hancock. Charged with SEN
sAtiOnaI Crime, Commits suicide
After Recapture.

BREwToN, Ala, July Sired Leslie
Hancock. murderer Of Prof. Jesse Trout
inah. and who figured in sensational trial
for the crime at the last term OF circuit
court, committed suicide IN his cell in the
Escambis county jail tonight ny taking an
ounce OF carboliC acid.
Hancock made his escape from jail May
and had Just been recaptured in Kansas
City, NO. sherin Raley returned here with
him last Friday Before killing himself
he left a note In which he said he was
EoinE where he would receive just trial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
PRESIDENT ATTENDS CHURCH
chief Executive Listens "a Sermon
by Rev. c. ~. webb OF
AstOria, NJ. v.

OYSTER BAY. n. Y. July s.-President
Roosevelt. accompanied by Mrs. Roose-
welt, Miss Ethel and Quentin, inaugurated
his usual summer custom Of attending the
II o'clock service at Christ church today
The sermon was preached by Rev Charles
Henry Webb OF Astoria, n. Y, who is in
camp near oyster Pay with fifty boys from
his parish. The boys accompanied Mr.
Webb 10 church and were lined up along
the driveway entrance when the president
arrived. They respectfully lifted their hats
and received the presidents smiling greet
inG. After the service the president and
his family drove at once 10 Sycamore Hin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
big shipments of ore.

SUNRISE, Wyo., July s.-(special. dur
ing the month Of June the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company shipped from the Sunrise
mines l077 cars Of iron ore to the smelters
at Pueblo. Three hundred and hfty-nine
cars went over the Burlington and the bal
ance over the Colorado A. Southern. Dur
ing the same period the Chicago mine OF
the company shipped 2sS carloads OF ore to
the Colorado smelters, all OF which went
out over the Burlington. The Hartville
lime quarries during the month shipped
twenty-five carloads OF lime rock to the
sugar factories at Sterling and Longmont
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
UNUSUAL SUICIDE IN NEW YORK
Unidentified Man Drives His Head
Through window aud Cuts
Throat with Glass.

NEW YORK, July San unidentified
man killed himself in an unusual fashion
in the Bronx today, 20 the horror OF
number OF persons who happened to be in
ST. Mary's park near the scene OF his sui
eide After pacing the sidewalk for some
time in evident mental distress he drove
his head against the plate glass front win
dow OF q saloon until il was shivered from
top 70 bottom. Then with a big fragment
OF the broken pane he cut his throat
policeman summoned an ambulance, but
the man hled to death before II reached
the place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09

CLINTON. Ia, Jaly s.-(speciaI)- -
Crocker brigade. Including the eleventh.
thirteenth. hfteenth and sixteenth reEi-
ments OF Iowa in the Civil war, will hold
the annual reunion at Clinton September
q and .. Colonel r. Fl. Rood OF Mt. Yer
non IL the present president OF the orKani-
zation. The reunions OF this famous bri-
Eade which fought in some OF the bloodiest
battles Of the Civil war are notable gath
erings and bring together a large number
Of visitors annually. There Will be about
500 survivors Of the brigade attend ths re-
union At Clinton this year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
Present tor Infant Prince.

BERLIN, July SIN recognition OF the
fact that the youngest member OF the
Hohenzollern family. the infant son Of
Crown Princess Frederick William. was born
ca the Fourth Of July. the American colony
resolved TO present him with an ornamental
silver cup emblaEoned with the stars and
stripes and the American eagle. The con-
dltion OF the crown princess and the baby
is most satisfactory.