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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
RAWLINGS ASKS FOR DEATH,
Doomed Man Says Execution Of Az
Moore VIII Exenerats Boys.

! Atlanta, luly 21--With a pCrsls'
tcucy which cannot be accounted for,
], q. nawiings, wac Is under sentence
ot death for the murder " the Car
ter children has again written to Gov,
ernor Terrell asking that the respite
which he has 'hc'u granted expire "a
Aug. without further extension
This time the doomed man asks
that Az Moore also hans, rs he claims
the negro will on the scaftold exon
crate the three Rawlings boys
The old man pleads pitlfully fnr hI'
execution In m earnest taltcrluR way
The letter follows
"Hon VI Trrrcll Dear Sir see
YOU have Il IN your power ~ IL. me-
aud Az Moorp hang Aug 3 want
tn 'e,l YOU that TIT, 4 the right thng
t do Ny boys are innocent ~ that
crime and u Nlf Is hung he viii own
me crime and then INV boys Will ~
free
Nov Nr Terrell, you know I
would not AN YOU ~ do this " ! Wa
MT c,rlaln. and II YOU will lct me and
All hang. YOU viii sec.
4 have told >ou the truth aud Won
kLuW II have told YOU tho truth. T.
f. 4 gr1' Wtur. tu Keep those lnnn
Ct, hos k,r, Furnishing ~ they
Brp. II YEA VIII let m, hnd Alr hnug
tHn' will lng ~, whole thing To-
ngh, nnr YOU viii soc ynu have done
right
Don't grant o','Net respite fur me
ana Ar. and yea vii answer this and
Be- mr know what ,ou viii do a. ! am
anxious aDou this thne
"l',opsr answer ~ once Yours Tor
We riaht tSirncdl J q Rawlings
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

Meridian. Mlss. July 27.--Anna No
Ian. her daughter, Blanny Blanks. and
the latsrs husband. John Blanks.
were held to the graRd Jury a. l.au'
derdale Springs Wednesday afierno2n
The defendants are charged vtt
tag rough IN rats In the coffee sess
~ 90 the guests At the springs hotel.
summer resort. In al attempt n
avenge a grievance agains, the pro
prie,ov The victims OF he poisoned
coffee are out Of danger
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
SHERIFF HANGS NEGRO
ON SMITHS ISLAND
In Order to Prevent Burning by
Mob.
HAD ASSAULTED TWO WOMEN
sherln Took Negro From Somsrsst
County 10 laland and Executed Him.
Confessed h,s cr,u,,s--Mon outwit.
ted by Sneuu.
ted by snsuu.

chris. hvld MA. Ju4 81 William
Ice. tue U.s,J waJ Wa s,,,V"tod
to DEATH iu ba,,imor, tutcr weeks
aAu tor as,uuIfiUk ,Wu Wlmtu Ia sum
,rsD county. VA, nAnkcL Thursday
ON SMITHS island ID! tac SL,r,a IA
the presence VI deputies AM Tow
witnesses
The moo that had threatened u
Ourn lac al the stake was uutwltled
by che sheriff
lee = crime created unprecedented 81
ctlom,nt throughout, the rastclu coun
ties at Maryland aud tOi weeks me
popular mrS Wus such that governor
Waru,Dd deemed Il prudent ~ have
him coannct In the usltimorV cry
JAIL Toe prut.c Ion
Tue exact place NJ execution was
Kept secret. even from ,Jusc Who vera
~ accompany the saCrln aul culprli
o., deputies aud Witocssrs 10 carry
out this purpose Sacru Brown ap
p,arrd Ia baltimore "Wednesday after.
noon late paced ms prl'oucr aboard
. steamer at ,ho Maryland oyster
nNvj aud Immediately sailed down tho
bay ne tuuk vita htm a sallpwi
when mad been narrowed from Baitl'
more count, aud also a conn, aud was
prepared 10 hans l,Tc on the DOCK 'of
the vessel after reaching the waters
NJ somerset county should there be
AN, signs ot u,ob On share ~
! ~ an ,afly hour Thursday morn
ing the steamer appeared 81 Smlta's
leland. the pris0nst ~ speedily TAB
al ashore snd the scanlld quickly
sreoicd by a cafpenter Who had bssn
brought from Baltimore mr. that puf.
pose The cuIprit accompanied by
hia spiritual adviser vas Tod up the
.canuld. ,hc nOosc was adjusted aud
tue execution was quickly over
ter confessed hls Cflmo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
a,,.r Ia Via, Alsbsms Fsls.

Gslsaen. Ala. July 27.-The Ala
bama Prsss AssooiauOn. 10 annual
convention here. unanimously paased
a resolutioa inviting William Jen'
nlags Bryan 20 deiiser an address
.EIfors Day At the Alabama stats
fair 10 Be held in houixDmerJ Oct.
11gT. President W. y. vsnaiver. Of
the fair sssocia.Ioa. has received a.
surnnos frosn NJ. Brysa THAI be vtil
Vtait tue fair.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

Birmingham. Ala. Iuly tf,W, T.
Norton, q travelling shle'maa. h suf'
inrinE from serious Injuries caused
BY his buggy belns struck by q car
a. Pratt ClD aud throwing him oss,
This vas another ~ several accidents
owing 10 . severe wluis,0FIn oR Tues
aay afternoon Professor y " RqM
Sho Was ~ chinE the buIldiRg ofs0
houss near Npfth Dlfmlnaham. had
hi. leg brlksn aad sastaiasd . severe
wound oa the head ~ che front vail
collapsinH and falling on him Saver
al wOrkmsn sefs aiso inIaTsd. hat
sOas seriously
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
Tram c,sshss into Care

Atlanta. Juil IA scaboard pas.
ssnEsf train. coming In,o the city se'
srai hours late about daJilEh, Thurs
day morning. crashed lnio too frsIEhi
cars ., The Dsllwecd avsna" ero.alnE
tore the ears lnlo spiiR,sfs and In
Jured tao peroas Elmer lAff"w. a
smaii boz sho lives At 50 Joass avsn
ss. ~ss - Seriously Injured that hs
uss taken ~ The Eikia Coopss sahi
iaSium. vhsrs his eoedl,lOa L. ssHsfd
I'd % bsins eriurAl " o. lSha
500. pilot. pss pslsfuily InJavsd. bet
Gas able IN ~ 70 his koms hIaVns
Tor the collision has no, been ntsd
None ~ the pas.sessrs % the Ma
board lfaia vas iaIared ana both lhs
snEibssf saa ARENAS escaped Siib0aI
talgrY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
nlilsa from Amhuah

Memphis. Jui ygT a special 70 ths
News seimltsT from wyaRs. AFk. SAYS
,Ast 90 Wednesday aiEht ". a, L2ae'
,rH and family ssss slttiaa 90 their
ftoai p1fch sss' cAssTy valley. ihFss
msu rude gp "a the gale In the lara
nsa. and AIRED iH'o the sfoap, issisnt'
~ kiihns Nfs isapsret aad fatally
ssaR1ias NJ l.ssVFva Thasssisy a.
Meets sus.'sa me avs wcelbsiSA1
Bro,bsFs. shASEisE them vith e0mpiie
~ 10 me crime rvo years asy
iSae,F@ kiII-d . bsothss u ths Wont
brtshts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

caaiiassoxa. JuIy s1--'Tns seosmp
ment u rrsnlsrs AaA assiaasi guards
81 Chiekamaaaa nsiIoaai Para 10 60
samlnR shspa. TIE Tweifsh esysisy
and Tnisd ana Tussiy-arst bstisFiss
% hstd sgtilisry. are sneampsd op ths
Oh bastls srossss rhs sevssssssA
infsafry srs sh shs snasrh frvm Pm
hclsAerssa. asar Aiinnia. asd arr dos
q arrive tsssy TIE Thifd h0uth
cassasns lnTsnITy. as,saesf Eaafa uIi'
~ bee sstsrtay fhs sneampusni
wtII Lasi uasil ths Saa a aepessabss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

NJ iSsis. july t5,--n q. bsekmsT
~. fornsF nsuisasst Eovsrps~ ~ ME-
sosd saa ~ oos iisas ariiaE sn'
SFsOs. iisd Thafsday from an ppsfs
tIoa Nc Bsehmsysf sss . asphs
q tAa -lfea chanrsllss" Bismasea
% bis Rsxhsrs siss Hs VS. sosp
u isss IN Prvssla Hs ssms "a
mia e0aasTy - sts So ~ ~ his ara
0nespaflDn bsisH fssi - sogsbisst
sa Nee Sogk st'y 10 sfses,ise sss
thai Fsesiyss ~ u~sr6ss0sa. ~ ss9
nsvsn aaiYsnty. PfVsi t~ngs. q 8
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
BOY Kills oeaperado.

Asiovlc \ c.. Jub q News hns
been received ~ tlo death Ut Hiram
Wilson. Ihr mnst notorious " the mod.
crn bad mon at western Nlrlh car.
ulina at the bands uf a li-yvar old
tad. Fr, Sans. the boy who shot hlnl
dld - hecavs william had taken ais
horse and buggy FROM him by force
ne hslng employed carrying the mall
hotwcon shelton Laurel aud Flagpond
In Tennessee wilson's body vas taxi
IN 10 Burnayille for lniogmont aud IN
action vas taken against Sans be-
cause the latter had acted In pursu'
anCe u his duty AMI perhaps In self-
dsfoass ~ we'll Hiram Wilson an.
had mar" In the vild aud west
ern srp,s Ne tad killed twD m,n
ami the people II several couu los
feared him az thcy I'D death when be-
va DRINKING He Sas f"arri hy
psoplr horc. even and tho pilleo he's
Italsd before afrrstlhE him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

ClsvelAnd. guiy sT.-cSloaei A. J.
Smith. general pAssengss assai Of the
lake shore and Michigan southern
railroad. del Thursday o. Hsrrists-
town. N. r., IA the Adirondack moan.
enina PneanGnia early this sVrinG
yes fosioweA ~ an a5scess q the
iunes Which vas the direct cAsse u
aealh. Mr. smlsh bexsn his raliusy
career h isee a. Q eiesk In the Eea.
ersi oaacs a the Cleveland. CSium'
has asa cinrinnatf railroad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
cripples Enoaea In Battle.

ithaca. y V. July GA discussion
among four crlpples as TO which was
the moa unfortunate ended In a bloody
Rght IN ~. Johns hotel here Wcdnes-
day nigh, Abram Spicer who has
one shrunken leg. entered the hotel
with a cripple who had lost both legs
Inside they found q Onearmed man
talking with John Diihn. the proprl'
etor. whose left arm wk ampuiated
az the elbow The one-armed guest
started a discussion by saying tha, he
was the most unfortunle man OF the
lot ana Spicer pu, forth the claims
of his companion In the course
OF the argumen, one 81 The cripples
drew a pistol. but before he could hTe
there was a general miN.up In which
splcer received several long scalp
wounds Spicer has sworn out q
warrant Cor OHM who he says hit
him with his own cane charging. as
sauit In the third degree The Der
two cripplcs have disappeared.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
ors~..s !. slsh, q grsasa

cAIcaso. Jaly I,--wt'hia slxhs u
their frisaAs sss czsapenisas. Sohs
NslsSa. 70 years 0s sss. asd osofss
wubsf. - ycars a aGs. vsfs arevssa
10 ne laks OF Sikh stress Melissa
lost Aa life N . hsfvae attsmVt "a
rsscus tAs dSOuasnG vAa sasSasrtss.
q dsnU~F. BAL wsasd isss . ee~g
hole where s.sa hs1 e@sa dfsaes<
oat ~ q sse,tss eonVasy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

sssmA Ala isiy f7--Ths arst spsG
toras soii a. oOto,a q tbs seasoa
uss broagki - tss sisy Tsars1sy ~
4 A co.svta. vAe hsss , miins o.
"a ne asata a3s a ~ SivtF n
non uas fam nsfsFva en- . siFszg
s.zsmy stapss Dsfiy fnias rgrsfis
81 a. O. - skh seetkse. 49, ~ =,
rs ptantsss say tesf - tsssnss -
rsmlse = - ssfta s..s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

noAsF0msfg "a las MA y
Enasg. assa4srs u ne ssS isseas -
eisks ssss. sas ssr-s'ss wsens1 ~
sfxAf ~ ssrrsss fgea n~,lsh
sysafY Ga. etsrnisx fsi1sg q - ff
ssus4 ~ tspesls $3.50 ff9a -
sssusa sga o. Yg.srs asss ~
f.iaA - "a Arsf.a sJsart i.fte
IS = fansf psss - A. s..ef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

heasseuita Ga. Isly fi--As tfhs -
suh az tAe seridsntai asschsrse % a
g.n ~ Jsmss NshIsfl bOtA syes uefs
gA0s fron ths hsaf ~ Nlns Evan M
esrs. d Jasper eounty. Nlbs~tt ga
M knDs thss tke sRa uaa tnsasa
Mrs Sieitst va also ssFssasiy hart
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
BILL PASSED FOR
COURT OF APPEALS
Will Be Submitted to People
For Ratification.
DATE SET FOR THE ELECTION
Afternoon Session Of the HouC~ Was
Occupied In Discussing BIZ to Ap'
propriats $4,000 TO t,e Jamestown
Exposition.

Atlanta. July 9Ia-Oa' " the mos
important measures actru upon at THIS
session was passed by ,hc house OF
representatives WelE, .y m1'nlng
when the substitute bill ~ MI Shton
OF Fulton. u amend a.. constitution
so as to create a court oi appeals, Was
passed by vote IL ~ To- I.
The bill which passed has the sane
ton of the Jus ices ~ thc supreme
court. ana by the terms II no amend
ment Of Mr. Fielder. of lhih, The three
Judges OF the new appellate court Will
be elective by the people ~ the cleo
don 10 occur on the first Tuesday AZ
ter the first Monday IN November
next The Judges Will be- elected Tor
a term of siX years eacu al salaries
Of SlOo0 each per annus AMI viii
assume The duties Ut Their Once on
Jan |. 1907. II the pcupl' " the state
ratiy tn, amondmen. ~ thc cnusiilu.
ton no doubt Of which Is oppressed
The entire aflcruuou fesslpn was
devoted 20 the consideration 81 the
resolution ~ Mr. Russell ~ Musco
gee Ia appropriate iaor'a for state
exhibit A. ,ae Iamest1,u exposition
The committee ~ thg whole house
sdop,ed the amendment u Mr. wright,
Of Flo,d To make the appropriation
$50 On0. but 70 vote wa. taken ON th'
question hy the housee when the hour
" adjournment arrived
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
Iudn.m,n, Analn., bowls.

% San Francisco. iuly 2' The Cali
forula supreme cour, has handed dawn
a decision on an appeal made by Jno
Alexander Dowie from a Judgment OF
the superior court ordering him 10
pay 10 Attorney Hugh Craig, u7Gl %,
with lnieres, from lSss The judF
ment ~ the tower court vas affirmed
Craig advanced DoWio money 70 con
duct revival meeting AZ the Orand
Opera house IN this cig IN 1855, fof
which Dowiec agreed 30 reimburse
him from the proccc's OF ths collec'
ton Tn. proceeds did no, cone ~
20 eHpeciaas and crAlR brought
suit 10 reeo w the money.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

Dssos. Cs. Isly gi--w % WI
nssss. q bsofhss a. q 10 w1lhs1s. AZ
deftss sf tss eitT oSssi ~ tNsbiia vss
kisiea ie . ssn esass - ssD<sisa ~
Wednesday sftsFSosa ms was skfea
~, ssA . viseAs< isn ht kta 70 ~
srpnst hs 1tss sinsss IsstaAllg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

cisysisaA. o jsiy ~ Fire i,fsy
rhAssdsy peastiesiiy destroyed tins
0sgialsEs ~ ths cisyslaAi cgaa'Fy
cisb . fsw niisassss ~ rhs ehs lin
hs TIE has ~ estimated a. tis1
90. partially eoysSsa ~ msafasss
Ths afs &fhSgsAt - have gFisIa
sfsd from erfseilve siestfic wiftn9
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28

Ps4s. lab 2, PYssidsaf raiii~Fsu
- wsAns.fsg gsoslvsd Maisf Ore
fns. Sss wss seeDmPsaied By Joseph
asin4ss. ess n ais sfagnehsst tsR
gesiafs rsf ssewsiga 90 narE
ssaspliasas - fas ssisafatesi sfteT
M Ffts Il siqn.ES IN swAzeg All ga
q -sElak F4s. * s4a ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-28
CRISIS HAS Been
SUCCESSFULLY PASSED
And Probability of General Up.
heaval Disappears.
an THE CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA
The Russian Government iS using
Every Means to Create that I'm.
preston, but So Far Has Not Been
Successful.

81. Petersburg, July 27,-The gov.
sernment Is using every means az It's
disposal to create the Impression both
al home and abroad that the crisis
has been .succes stully passed and that
the probability Of geaeral upheav.
al has disappeared.
The semi-ofIicial press is filled with
comforting assurances that the gov
eminent now has a Arm hold of the
situation. and that the confusion and
decentralization In the counsels OF the
the opposition produced by the coup
Ten1e.' united action impossible. More.
over. the government seeks 10 Gre
ate the impression that !nere has
been little response among the mass.
GO for a general strike plan
The application of the old methods.
the governmer. confidently asserts,
has already landed the most danger
Gus OF the leaders behind the bars
and much stress IL laid on the impOr.
tance Of the capture of number oi
REVOLUTIONARY ring leaders at Moscow
Among the newspapers seized the
government claims. were found plans
for complete revolutionary move
ment. The governments sudden &C.
cess Of optimism, however. Is In real
itv traceable 20 the CONSERVATION over
the disastrous fall In Russian securi.
ties a, home and abroad The one
thing the government cannot do with
out Il money, and whenever the re-
sSspnse % the outlawed parliament
appeal 10 the People 10 refuse TO any
longer ray taxes the whole future
depends on The ability Of the govern
ment 10 contine It's foreign operations.
The second lnstallment Of the big
loan negotia ed prior 10 the assem-
bling OF parliament IL due Aug ], and
che outlook In Russia has frightened
the holiers into refusing to pay In
any further cash The situation has
evidently caused quite as much alarm
among the hnancIers who underworld
the loan abroad a. {, has among
treasury officials here.
Finance Minister Kokovson has
been bombarded by kilograms from
French. Hnglish and German bankers.
urging on him the necessity Of sup
portiug the market THIS accounts
for the activity Of the government
BANKERS in bidding no prices on The
bourse here and al Moscow yesterday
as Sell AZ for the rosy view 81 the
future sent abroad by the ohcial Tel
egTaph agency las night under "
Kokovsors Inspiration
As a matter Of fact the government
can hardly be biini 10 the evidence
under Rs nose that n Is living over
a volcano aad that the danEef ~ an
erupSina ID far from eaded
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
FISH FRY FOR WINONA.
Organic alton Of Fishermen As
ISOLATION Helps Considerably.

The organization of the Winona Coun-
ty Fishermen's association is having a
good effect in aiding the securing of fry
for the stocking of trout streams in Wi
mona county. Now that the state and
government fish hatcheries are assured
| that the trout fry will be carefully
planted they are more ready to grant
requests for the same and coalmunica-
tions have been received from both state
and government fish authorities to the
effect that they will now be pleased to
| send trout fry to Winona.
| Earl Simpson, secretary of the Wi
mona County Fishermen's association, is
in receipt of a communication from Sam
| f. Fullerton, executive agent of the
board of game and fish commissioners,
in which he says he will be pleased to
furnish the Winona Fishermen's associ-
sno will see that the good streams of the
county are stocked.
Through the work of Congressman
Tawney the chief of the bureau of fishe-
| ries has sent to Secretary Simpson a lot
of blank applications for fish, and says
it will give him pleasure to make a
liberal allotment to the Winona County
Fishermen's association when the APP
plications are sent in as he is confident
the organization will protect the streams
and see that illegal fishing is prohibited.
In accordance with these anticipated
shipments here of trout fry Secretary
Simpson has made out a list of the
places where the fry will be planted, the
fry being apportioned so many cans to
a stream. Each can is supposed to con-
tain 1900 fry, but the actual number
is probably less than this. The placing
of nearly 800 cans is contemplated
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
MUNICIPAL COURT CALENDAR
Cases Called and Number Of Them
Set for Trial.

The court calendar was called in the
municipal court yesterday. as follows,
Thomas Y. Davis VS.. A. j. Pets and
others, stricken off.
A. c. Hopkins VS.. George A. McKin-
ley, motion to amend complaint allow
ed and defendant given ten days to an
swer
International Text Book company VS..
Alfred and August Hallmickel, trial
Sept. 10, at a. m.
German Land Company VS.. Alfred and
c. Thompson, detainer, trial today.
William Klingel VS.. Joseph Kern, trial
by jury July ii at 9 a. m.
Polzin & Frame VS.. Mankato Sidewalk
company, passed.
R. Westhoff VS.. A. Murphy, Chicago &
Northwestern road garnishee, passed.
Sebastian Zimmerman VS.. c. C. Bart
lett, Standard Brewing company, garnis-
hee.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
Chicago Paking Houses Are
Parlors Beside LondOn's

London, July 1.-THE Britishers, who
have been so virtuous recently over the
Chicago meat packing revelations, were
today confronted with the annual re-
port of the Inspector of factories and
workshops, which shows that the condi-
tions here are quite as revolving as any
thing alleged of the western packing
center. Dirty factories and disgusting
methods seem to be the rule instead of
the exception. Jam factories, bakeries,
and sausage makers are all censured as
being equally filthy and the description
of one fits most of the others. Here
is the report on typical jam factory:
''The boiling room lay between the
yard and the stable and the horses
reached the latter through the boiling
room. The sanitary accommodations
were hardly separated from the rooms
where the fresh fruit and uncovered jam
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
STORM DAMAGE.
Grain Blown Down Between TivoIi
and St. Clair.

While only a shower fell in this city
there was quite bad storm near st.
Clair and all the way west as far as
TivOli. The wind blew gale for a
few moments, and the rain fell in tor
rents. Those from this city who went
to the funeral of the late Henry Eos
ter found the crops fine, wheat heading
out, and everything most promising.
The storm struck just as the funeral
services were closing, and on their re-
turn home they found the fields of grain
flattened to the ground. One SPLEEN
did field of wheat in front of +. w.
Lassow's house had attracted their at
tention particularly when they went out,
but it was all down when they came
back past the place. The fields were
more or less damaged all the way to
Tivoli. The grain was lodged and twist
ed, but some of it is expected to come
up again if a strong west wind should
blow 1t is expected that some of the
heads will not fill out properly, and the
value of the crop is damaged
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13
WARRANT FOR ROCKEFELLER
Oil Magnate Is Charged With vio-
iating Antitrust Law.

Findlay, July ia warrant for John
ID. Rockefeller, which is now in the
hands of the sheriff of Hancock county.
is accompanied by a copy OF the infor
nation and affidavit which was filed
last Thursday in the probate court here
by Prosecutor David and charging Rock
efeller with violation of the anti trust
laws in organizing and maintaining a
monopoly of the oil business.
The warrant directs the sheriff ''to
take the said John d. Rockefeller. if
found in your county, or, if he shall
have fled, that you pursue him into any
other county in the state, and take and
safely keep the said John ID. Rockefeller
so that you have his body before this
court to answer the said complaint and
be further dealt with according to law"
The warrant was signed by ,JudgeBan-
ker, OF the probate court of Hancock
county.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-13

was kept, and the floors were dirty and
undrained.
Another factory Inspector found jam
pots being washed in ''i9uid-like dark
soup, which smelled abominably. The
manager Informed the inspector that the
water was changed ''about once a week.
When fished out of these evil smelling
tanks, the pots were allowed to stand
until dry, when they were considered to
be ready to receive fresh installments of
preserves.
Inspectors of bakeries found that it
was frequent custom to battle the chill
dren in them after the close of work on
Saturday, and the family's weekly col
lection of dirty, clothing was sorted in
the bakeries for dispatch to the laundry.
The sausage factories, says the report,
are mostly owned by Germans and are
small, dilapidated, badly lit and are
often infested by rats"