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Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

Candy News: The Echo Enterprise
reports that a great navel demonstra- |
tion" will soon be held at Hampton |
Roads. An appendix exposition ought
soon to be due.
Rochester Bulletin: Rev. F. G. Whit
ney went to the cities Wednesday morn
inc to attend commencement at the
University. Miss Anna M. Whitney
graduates this year.
Toledo Blade: Bishop Fallows sug-
qestion to amend the Prayer Book to
include newspaper men will not be
popular among the fraternity. Few
newsnaper men would care much for
reprint prayer.
Winona Republican-Herald: Hon.
w. A. Nolan OF Mower county made
creditabie race for lieutenant-governo
| in the short time he had to do it IN
He received 44O votes to $50 for Senator
Eberhart of Mankato.
| Caledonia Journal: M rs J h n
Heintz,. of Austin, MINI, is here to
snend the summer with relatives north
Of town. Her husband is now an en-
qineer on division running into Madl-
son, S. d.
| Lake Benton News: The right to
hold a public office does not belong to
anv candidate no matter what his
service to the people. A public Office
is a public Job and the people as a
whole hold the right to elect a candi-
date they see fit.
Heron Lake News: Editor E. c..
Huntington of the Window Reporter
has gone to Colfax, Ia., to get the
rheumatism boiled out of his system.
Better get that democracy boiled out,
too. Mrs. Huntington got out the pa
per this week, and it is a great improve
ment over last week.
Il Faribault Democrat: Supt. Geo. A.
,, Franklin and family went to Roches-
,. ter Wednesday to visit Mrs. Franklin's
I parents, Judge and Mrs. Wilson. Lat
. or Prof. Franklin goes to Mankato to
I conduct a summer School before going
= to Austin, where he takes charge OF the
= public schools in September.
Clara City Herald: We heard on the
. street the other day man who claimed
Q he was too poor to take his home paper
i but all the same he read a notice in
one of our county papers telling how
to prevent horse from soldering, and
l.. sent $3.50 for receipt. When the $1.5(
worth of information came it, said
Q 'Teach your horse how to spit"
4 West Concord Enterprise: Many
- people think that apples of long keep
y ING duality cannot be raised in Mime
o sofa. This is far from the fact: K. E
|. Bulls informs us that there has not
It been day since last tall when there
;. has not been basin of apples ION tap
IS in their kitchen. The Malinda is hi
it longest keeper. Minnesota apples il
It June-thats not bad.
Anoka Union: When few men &c
together and make up list Of delegate
70 in each ward, and the voters go to th
d caucus and don't know who singh
\ Idelegate favors for governor or any 9
!, the state officers, he is apt to 'concfud
"a that it would be the right thing if th
= primary election law applied to stat
o. Offices as we'll as to the minor ones. i
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

LET not the women think for mo-
ment that they and their influence are
less important for the future OF the
country and the world than the men
and their influence. Mother, wife, Sis
ter-sacred names, doubly sanctitied
bv memories of the home, and the home
is the support of the nation: your char
acter and influence can hold men to
the right, your voice and earnestness
can win men to the right, and you can
Christianize the world.-President Cy-
rus Northrup.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20
Following The Flag.

When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines, health was the most
important consideration. Willis T.
Morgan, retired Commissary Sergeant
y. S. A., of Rural Route l, Concord, n.
H., saws: II was two years in Cuba
and two years in the Philippines, and
being subject to colds, took DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which
kept. nae in perfect health: And now,
In New Hampshire, we find it the best
medicine in the world for coughs, colds,
bronchial troubles and all lung diseases.
Guaranteed at K. 0. Wold's, druggist.
Price SOC to S1.OO Trial bottle free.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20
Deadly Serpent Bites

Are as common in India as are stom-
ach and liver disorders with us. For
the latter however there is sure rem
edy: Electric Bitters; the great restor-
ative medicine, of which S. A. Brown,
of Bennettsville, s. c., says: "They re-
stored my wife to perfect health, after
years of suffering with dyspepsia and a
chronically torpid liver" Electric
Bitters cure chills and fever, malaria,
biliousness, lame back, kidney troubles
and bladder disorders. Sold on guar
antee by K. o. Wold, druggist. Price
SOC.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

SENATOR Dolliver of Iowa is repre-
sented in recent dispatches as having
sent a message to his home county
warmly advocating the nomination of
Mr.. Perkins for governor. His home
county instructed for CummiDs and
sent back word to Mr.. Dolliver that he
was greatly admired in his place, but
that his place was in Washington;
5heirs was in Iowa; his was to make
laws; theirs to make governors. Dolll'
YER has since minded his business.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

JUDGE Gaynor of the New York su'
preme court says: "The people are
not obliged to speak of the conduct OF
their officials in whispers or with bated
breaths in free government, but only
in despotism. They have right to
speak out in open discussion and criti'
cism thereof, the only test being that
they make no false statement. This is
the great safeguard of free government
and is fundamental among u.s." That
suits our views to an iota.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

IT has been said of Hon. A. L. Cole
that he accomplished more for the bene-
fit of the state in the four years he
was in the state legislature than
many others have in twice the time.
He had the faculty of getting things
done the way he wanted them. That
is the kind of man we want for COVER
nor. We have had enough Of the
goody-goody, smooth-talking, do-noth
ing kind.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

tains of industry. The masses OF the
people commend his practical efforts to
restore an equal opportunity for every
man to engage in any enterprise in this
fair land and for fair competition in
all products of mine,. factory and soil.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

EDITOR Joel Heatwole of the North
field News hit the state printing trust
q hard blow last week when he put in
bids for the state printing at a reason
able rate. AS a result saving of $40,
600 will be made on the legislative
manual alone and on the other printing
there will be saving this year Of from
$4,000 to $4,000 compared with last
years prices.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

OUT of class of 1874 students that
have just graduated from Vassar COL
lege, only ten have pleaded guilty of
being engaged. This is a splendid
record. It shows that the class has
been paying attention to studies in
stead of matrimonial matters. Time
enough for these after graduation.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

If you wish a party platform that
says and means something positive and
practical, read that adopted by the
state republican convention at Duluth.
1t is not afraid to speak out plainly
and definitely regarding the pressing
needs of the hour. Every patriot may
we'll sustain the party which has the
courage of such convictions.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20
Low Summer Tourist Rates.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will sell round trip tickets at nearly
half tariff rate to points III Minnesota,
North Dakota, Wisconsin, Colorado
utah, Southern Wyoming and Lower
Michigan, resorts. st Tickets on sale
June list to Sept. 30th. Final return
limit October 3lst. For further infor-
nation apply to any G. G.. ". agent, or
). p. Elmer, G. P. A., 81. Paul, Mimi.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

PRESIDENT Roosevelt has the love
and confidence Of his countrymen, and
viii retaintit, in spite Of all criticism,
whether it comes from disappointed
Office seekers or disappointed CONNER
eial pirates, sometimes called the cap
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

w. A. NOLAN of this county made
splendid showing at the Duluth conven-
ton. With all but one of the other
candidates scared out before ballot
was taken, Nolan had 44O on the first
ballot coming within hundred OF
majority for lieutenant governor.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

THE automobiles continue to get in
their deadly work on their occupants.
Some day scorching will be superseded
BY sensible speeding.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

CONGRESS will not dare to adjourn
until the demands of the people for
railroad rate bill, meat inspection and
restriction of undesirable immigration
are reasonably satisfied. There is a
reckoning time coming next November
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

WHEN any office holder, congressman
or any one else, gets above the desires
and best interests of his constituents,
it is high time to throw him out. The
people are capable of summary judge
:ment when they get aroused.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

A CHURCH Ladies AID Society at
Anderson, Indiana, is raising their
part of a pledge of $4,000 for new
church edifce by running merry'go-
round. Needless to say, they find it
profitable. We suggest real circus
for the next financial experiment.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20

ONE of the commendable features OF
the Duluth convention was the absence
of attempted control from Washington.
Mower County transcript., 1906-06-20
OFFICIAL NEWS OF MOWER COUNTY
Republican State Ticket.

NCpuUllSolA oIosS A'SA''
For United States Senator
KNUTE NELSON.
For Governor
AL. COLE, Walker.
For Lieutenant Governor
A. o. EBERHART, Mankato.
For Treasurer
c. c. DINEHART, Slayton.
For Attorney General
E.T. YOUNG, Appleton.
For Secretary of State
J. H. SCHMAHL, Redwood Falls.
For Auditor
s. G. IvERSON. Rus,oford.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
G. A. PIDGEON, Buffalo
For Railroad Commissioner
CT. STAPLES. West St. Paul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
STAR WITNESS IN
CONSPIRACY CASE SHOT

Philadelphia, Nov 9. - Frederick
sehafhauser, the star witness in the
conspiracy case against John w. Hill
former head of the filtration bureau, was
shot while on the seventh floor or the
city hel today.
He received two bullets in the abdo-
men Who did the shooting is not yer
known. hut 1870 men who we're near
Schafhauser were arrested.
Philadelphia, Nov, 9-Frederick
shaffhauser, a civil engineer IN the hu-
reau of water, was shot and probably
fatally wounded today, by Frederick
Uornberger, a fireman at the city
pumping station. Shaflhauser for the
last wear has been much in the public
eve. principally as star witness In the
proceedings against John w. Hill, fot-
morly head of the bureau of filtration.
shaffhauser was called from his Of
Zee in the city hall to the corridor Of
the Seventh floor today on the pre-
tense that a friend wished 10 see
him. He was met by Hornberger who
shouted. "You have killed my wife and
| am going TO Kill you
He had not finished the sentence
when he fired 1--WE shots az Shaffhausert
two bullets taking effect.
Hornberger, when arrested, told the
police that Shaffhauser had been init
nate with his wife and that her rela-
lions with him resulted In her death
recently from disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
PRIEST. ROOSEVELT PASSES
OUT TO SEA ON LOUISIANA.

Norfolk. Va Nov. 9.-Prosidcnt Roose-
welt. on board the United States battle
ship Louisiana, bound for the isthmus OF
Panama. passed out TO SEA through the
Capes OF Virginia exactly az $40 this
morning The Louisiana was followed by
the armored cruisers Tennessee and
Washington which are To convoy the bat
tleship on her southern trip
When some distance of Cape Henry, the
Louisiana raised signals OF some Kind
which the United States weather observer
at the cape was unable to distinguish be-
cause OF a great amount Of smoke being
emitted from the tunnels Of the Louisiana
and other vessels az the time.
Neither OF the warships made any stop,
however, and soon passed out of sight to
the southeast OF Cape Henry
The transfer last night OF the presl-
Dental party IN Upper Chesapeake bay
from the yacht Mayn0wer 60 the LOuisi-
ana was without special incident SO far
as IS known here.
The weather at sea today Is charming
and the conditions for a delightful trip by
the president and his party could not be
more promising than az present
Wireless telegraph messages are eX.
nected from the president all along the
coast. The Louisiana VIII not leave the
coast shore for any great distance and
will be In touch by wireless almost during
the entire trip.
FIRST WIRELESS MESSAGE.
Washington. Nov 9,--The FIRST wifeless
message received al the navy depart
ment In connection with the president =
Panama "Trip came today as follows
al. louisiana sailed from Pincy Point
about II p. m. last night and WAS near
Capc.- Iiaary Ala IA, te1AN $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
CUBAN LIBERALS
ARE DISSATISFIED
Have Been Unable to Induce Gov.
Magoon to Dismiss Moder-
ates From Office.
WANT OFFICES THEMSELVES.
Heretofore Have Protested That Such
Was Not the Case But They
Have Changed.

Havana. Nov. s,--The growing scnti-
mcnt OF dissension among Liberals In
consequence OF lack OF success OF their
efforts to induce Gov Magoon to dis
miss Modcrates from important posts In
the insular administration, replacing
them with Liberals, crystalized last
night al a secret meeting of the Liberal
committee on appointments. There We're
present Pho Guerra, Alfredo Zayas,
Jose Manuel Gomez, Jose j. Monteague-
do, Gen. Castillo, Rafael Duandy and
representatives. from all provinces. spe-
cial objection was made to the appoint
ment Of police captain named Re-
guerra, Moderate, who recently has
been reinstated in office, and to the APP
pointments Of various minor officials In
the customs house The reappointment
of Reguera was particularly obnoxious
to the Liberals.
Up 10 the present time the leaders OF
tho Liberal party have protested that
they did not seek office and were en-
tirely willing to abid by the selections
made by Gov. Magoon. The meeting
last night, however. IL a result Of press
sure brought to bear by applicants for
office and 1t was decided TO appoint q
committee to call on the governor. ey'
press the party's dissatisfaction With
recent appointments and make a strong
appea FOR the recognition OF Liberal
asplrants TO various important posi-
lions. Hitherto Gov. Magoon has shown
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
TRAIN ROBBERS
SECURED s650,000
Threw Three Bombs at Mail Car
While the Engines Were
Being Changed.
WORK OF REvoLUTIoNlsTs.
Was Done IN Military style, MI Or
,lcrs Being Given by Buglc
Calls.

p..,,. ,,,.t,, p,ia,,d Nm. -
"'-'"' i'''''' '"""'
IN" Cossaeks nave mus tar peei' un-
successful in THEN pursuit of the revo-
ption,s,s train robhers. numbering
Tx -, - a
wv wen atdhleo ihV"' WIZ g"
o'clock last night surrounded thls STA
tion. threw three bombs at the mail
oa,. -, a ,r,t, n.hile engines vero he
~ '''' ~,
ing ehahgeu' ueralien 'he 'al I"opV"
IT and fed with sum OF money now
said TO amount 10 s650,OOO.
M. ,,a, ,,,,.,o. daoisros tho
nv S'"''''' lu"s"i
reVoluiionists hid IN the helhghpor'''s
forests and we're excellently disci-
,,lh,cd thoh cop,n,ndor giving or
v.,o,,
uerN tntousn pusm ssi" H. ,,nIn
lne Fpohery WIS cVNlplelo,' w ~,
tionsts transported t'lelr pouN a.
wagons ana marcheu oi, III ''''''''S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
PLAN TO RE0RGANlzE
GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND

Dublin. Nov S--The Evening Herald
declares that II has reliable information
TO the effect that q recent conference
attended by James Bryce chief secretary
OF Ireland John Redmond, leader OF the
Irish party in the house Of commons;
John Dillon, member Of parliament for
East MAYO, and Sir Anthony Mcdonnell,
under secretary 20 the Earl OF Aberdeen,
lord lieutenant Of ireland. Sir Anthony
read the draft Of a plan for the foorgan-
lzatlon Of the government Of Ireland. The
draft provided for the establishment Of
central or castle board, an educational
department, department of agriculture
and for the transfer Of land II creates an
Irish council with between two-thirds and
three fourths OF Its members elected on
the existing parliamentary franchise and
the remainder on restricted franchise,
or nominated. Clergymen OF all denomt-
nations are eligible for membership IN
the council Ireland Is to retain her pres
ent representation In parliament: the p0-
lice are to remain under imperial con-
troll, but the force win be reduced numerl-
caly, and the judiciary remains unaf-
fected
Mr.. Redmond and Mr.. Dillon strongly
opposed the police and the judiciary
clauses, but II was pointed out to them
that certain members OF the cabinet were
obdurate on these questions The prO-
posed measure Ia not yet complete. but
The essential features have beeu settled
definitely, and the entire cabinet Is agreed
thereon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
OIL COMBINE INVESTIGATION.

St Louis, Nov. 9.--'rhe federal grand
jury which meets next Wednesday viii
Investigate the 81, Louis end OF the al
legged oil combine with a view TO the
institution of criminal proceedings
against persons involved. Il was made
known today Information was given
out that members OF the interstate
commerce commission and representa-
lives OF the Office of Commissioner of
Corporations Garfield have been serveo
with subpoenas decus tecum from the
district court officials In st. Louis COM
polling their presence when the grand
jury convenes,
The grand jury Will proceed under the
statute which sets forth that persons
who accept and those who grant spe-
clal railroad rate not granted equally to
ell shippers are crimlnally guilty and
subject 10 fine and Imprisonment.
The subpoenas decus tecum issued
compel the present attention before
the grand jury OF the transcript of the
voluminous evidence secured by the in.
vestigatlon conducted In st. Louis and
Kansas CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
FAvRoT's CASE.
SLAYER OF DIR. Aldrich May Remain In
jail Without Bail.

Baton Rogue, La, Nov, Am un-
usual legal situation has followed the
killing by Congressman-e elect George
* Fayrot. OF DIR n. Aldrich. and the
result may be To Keep Mr.. Favrot IN jail
for 50 days without hope of bail. He
was Judge OF the district court here.
before which his case should legally
come up for consideration. His resg-
nation from this office yesterday left
this court without Il judge. and II will
be so days after notice Of a new special
election Is served before his successor
can be chosen. The state constitution
makes no provision for appointing n
successor. The prisoner cannot Sc
cure bail until his case goes before the
court.
II was reported that Mr., Favrot
might issue statement today, clear
ing up the cause for the shooting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
ARMED MExICANS ATTACK
TEXAS RANGERS.

Brownsville. Tex. Nov "a de-
tachment OF Texas rangers at Rio
Grande City to investigate the assas-
sination Of Judge WEIGH. which oc-
CURED Monday night. were attacked
by a body of armed MexIcans and a
bloody fight resulted. one Mexican
was killed and many wounded.
Gov. Lanham Is rushing troops TO
the scene and the situation Is regarded
as critical.
More lighting IS predicted before
the troops arrive.
The Mexicaus are said 30 be aroused
over the opposition to their voting in
the recent election
Houston. Tex, Nov. "a dispatch
from Laredo. Texas. says;
Texas rangers were ambuscaded
last night by armed Mexicaps be-
tween Fordyce and Rio Grande City,
-Four Mexicans were killed in the
eight that followed. one was wounded
and two captured The rangers suf-
fered no casualties a special train
Is taking troops TO the scene"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
KANSAS GOvERM0RSHlP.
Chairmen OF Both Parties Continue to
Claim It,

Topeka, Kas, Nov. s--At II o'clock
this morning Republican State Chair
man drummer still claimed the re-
election of Gov. f.. w. Hooh by plu-
rality of $500 over w. A. Harris, DEM
oorat, and Democratic Chairman Ryan
at the same hour said:
II do not concede the election OF Mr..
Hoch. ! viii take the official count 10
determine the matter. II will not vary
either way 1000 votes. and to my mind
Harris stands as good show to get
these as Hoch."
Returns from Ave western Kansas
counties are still missing. The Official
canvass was begun today. II probably
viii not be finished until tomorrow.
one hundred counties out OF the 100
In The state received by the Republican
Headquarters show plurality OF 1851
for Hoch.
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dent and how many are among the
missing. Reports are In circulation
that at least dozen are dead In the
wreckage, but this cannot be confirmed.
Ii will probably be several hours be-
fore the exact number Of missing can
be accurately stated and 1t VIII be
a longer time than that before all OF
the wreckage can be gone over and 1t
il definitely ascertaned whether any
bodies are still beneath Il. Many OF
the workmen on the structure were
Mexicans.
The fact that the hotel was built on
the sandy beach may have had some
thing to do with the collapse, although
IL was believed by the constructors that
they had reached firm foundation,
MAYOR DowNE PRESENT.
Mayor Downe OF Long Beach and 9TH
or city officials arrived on the scene q
few minutes after the accident and aid
ed In the work OF rescue. Many of the
Injured who were taken out were Mex
leans. All of the electrical workers
have been accounted for, but large
number OF their helpers are still MISS
ing, and II is not known whether they
are in the ruins or not. Mayor Downe
tclegraphed r. T., Wells, general man.
ager of. the salt Lake railroad, and a
crew ofswreckers were soon at the scene
removing the debris IN the hope Of saw
ing any of the men who might be un
derneath. Two hundred citizens helped
in the work. The work proceeded while
the voices of two victims could be
heard calling for help. One man was
buried under a great mass of mortar
and iron near the center OF the build
ing The rescuers worked franticaliy
to remove the wreckage, but IL was
evident that II would take some time to
reach him. At 1880 the bodies OF -four
OF the dead had been removed, three Of
whom were Identified Tons OF brick,
mortar and iron had been removed, but
no other bodies were IN sight,
Long Beach has been a favorite win
ter resort for Salt Lakers and some OF
them are still sojourning there though
a majority have recently gone to Ocean
Beach. which Is now becoming very
popular with Utah folk.
The new Bixby hotel was from an
architectural standpoint the most pre-
ten;ious building at long Beach and
was nearly three times as large as the
next largest building there. But II was
little more than a huge shell. It's walls
being OF lumber coated with cement.
II was to have been completed By
Nov. /. Of the present year but labor
difficulties interfered with that plan
and II was now being rushed forth as
rapidly az possible.
The Bixby was located west of the
pier and Casino, where the tea and
roof gardens. skating rink and other
places Of amusements with the famous
batnhousea are situated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-09
A DELIBERATE MURDER.
W. u. Harvey Walks mp to Charles

San Diego, Nov. 9-Charles connors
was shot dead in "A saloon In India
street by W. l.. Harvey last night.
Harvey is under arrest. According 10
the statements of those in the place,
the killing was deliberate. Harvey IL
is said, came into the saloon from a
rear DOOR and approached Connors who
threw up his arms and said; IF you
have a gun shoot can only die once"
Immediately Harvey fired with a A.
callber revolver and Connors fell dead,
shot through the head The two men
had been friends and the cause Of the
shooting is not known. The victim
was about q years old and employed
In the saloon where the shooting oc-
Cured. The slayer Is about Is and
conducts small business.