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evidence against him. Such trial
as ms II 1t can De disnined by the
name OF trial. never took place in
any civilized country upon The pages
d history since The court OF star
2hanoeT unit;tered by the rules Ct
Jaw. Al" eIiP''He' .! James L ana
''a' * l. - "''SS, 'ne ADVANCE q
wv INV ''''' '''''S l''t''?' WIS 'e''-
= q, ~ ''''''''' al" "''i' ''"'
captain evans. The principal wi
ness a%a'"~t Aamira. SchieN wa~ his
--.."' ana MadSnan, ~. re je>i.
"s5 before the president that Hc coz
>--e.-'. 1.ul>tt under ne command o.
.A~...''''. sampson i"'2.SEo1, 5ht ha,.
,.v- ,'!.@ ,-.'.. .' WOULD "'i 24Fe heed
"a any orders lTo" HE brooklyn even
" H. ma 'e'1.'''. BEN. l.e psvs.-
zen. -tH .--o-> --G DO 'a-.S If Ce>t.-
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G.. accuracy .--. >-H-.ra. Sampson
l'..'t I'D. nave .r-" s." command .-
.'1 1-----'- = -' "~s 1F,- ~ miles
.-l9.a2, from '~r seen" q, action when
.-, '-'..-t 's-'sA All" -,F.. made Us
appearance CA.-. ,-t battle WAS over.
and ar hour an a. quarter at,e" tie
---- ---i.S' ''.- >-->-e1''- coon
80 .>' -''' No.''S go" surrender
he PROOF vas overwhelming that
me Qls,ahc- a his time between The
-a-sAlp o. A"il'E2l Sampson and lie
brooA-Ea mas -1..E /. miles. and that
A1Airal sampson WaS 20, and could
no. nave .rE IL command when The
'a.'.V 'ooh p.acv. L Captain Evans
was 'es-l-EIAg UUjlsuIT when 10
stated {" The president that he would
moi nave needed any orders from the
7s' JalEL- me President should have
l--hedla-e.< ordered @ cour'-mar,ial
IL the case. because Admiral SChley
vas me SENIOR officer Of M squad
.oA under Tie rules ~ warfare. and
under rae statutes o. -Le United
states. and un0cr lis naval -egula-
Ion= "hen The Spanish ships attempt
eC go escape upon The morning az
3"It %. ana i "as The GU.y Of Captain
} rs. whether be wanted TO 90 $50 or
M - heed ana follow his signal.
On ~, mornfr. o.. T,-,- = o. ~,
,'-l5c.. Admiral SamD.,9 s:ara1al .o
~. feet. DISREGARD rta r.o-tan. ~
he Commander f. Ch;Df~ and aDol....,
ing 10 The roaIlarjons for tr.. o,ovorr
peu- Of The navy nj rh.. I-ritad C,..e.. .
no command for thar mo,,e,, da,ol
med anon Admiral Sch1ay .bar M,
inter u.on any q: Tho detail. If ,bi..
.aso ~ any fur,to, o,,.,,, o,d 49,.
,nIy advar,ed =, .be. eta,a,co,,, os No..
lin Evans n sho,r tho Lind If ,o..t
Donv that influenced tho mind - -,
president ana rho error tbo, h., an, i
Dirred in ,ioIatio, NJ tho o.u,,iu,,
or tho oo,,,,,or Lon. :. -.
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Merchant
Tailoring.
Ocala, Florida.

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15

Lady Coos. who recent, called on
President Roosevelt. has semi -,.rral
original letters for publication ro th-
O"ala Banner. som. uf who. b.
hopes 10 print soon
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15

The Constitution anu ths atlanta
Georgian and News are thrOxine-
words al each other that sound like
anaTchistic bombs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS

tIhc banner expresses me nope
that all its subscribers will take the
same interest in the paper as Sic
Sempcr Tyrannib.l
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15

The Albany News * uuU Iu The
hands OF receiver Whar D. thu nat
Ter with the empire STATE g. prosper.
~ SUinS baCk on it,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15

Charlie Schwab'~ sister b. ICON 90
DE- married and ne is going ru give
her >2.""","p' as bridal gif T5o--
ar" m" kind of brothers ro hav.
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II tho claimants 10 shat cotton mon
~ cannot b.. found tn. money ougbt
To be applied 20 sood road building 10
the states in which The cotton taI
was collected
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-11
Farm for Sale.
Corrected daily)

400 acres of land, 300 in tim. Der, plenty of oak and pine. It will cut more than 12,0OO feet per acre. 100 acres clear. 3 good houses, large pond and running stream. Good chance for stave making and saw mill men. The timber alone is worth $2, 300 and the land almost given away. It will make a fine farm and when the timberis off, theland will make a bale of cotton to the acre. Win make first class stock farm. To. cation F miles from Buckner and about the same from Waldo. It will be sold at public auction at ? o'clock p. m., on Dec. 20th, 1907. Come at ? o'clock and bid for it. The highest bidder gets it.
 STEPHEN ROGERS,
 Buckner, R. F. D. No. 1.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-11
Prof. ". P. Belts
 THE DRUGLEss DOCTOR

The man who scoffs at the idea oi such treatment commits a sln' For it is striving to turn sunerlng humanity from a source ol relief. Few people come to or betts in the first stages of 'ielr diseases, it being natural "'ry the medicine the people nave formed the habit ot taking as soon as they fall sick. Many VI 'hese cases haxe cen forced ocome to us after accepted re-
 eules have failed and in this "as We have established a repu- 'a'lon for our ability to control ue most adverse affl;ctions among the people.
 The above is plain statement Ul simple truth, and Mrs. ,'es'moreland's statement fol. :, ~"ihg this is evidence to the fouse fnu and many more can be ara .anlshed at my office or write tnra u you will be furnished by re. p,os weaver, "a, Ark, Dec. g, 1907.
 0'i p W. F. Betts,
 Nv Prescott, Arkansas,
 Dear Doctof-On the 27th of
The Prescott daily news., 1907-12-11

November, 1906, went to Pres colt to take your treatment. was physical wreck. For about ten years 1 had been try. ing doctors and medicines to get rid of bad case of indigestion, constipation, catarrh of the head and bronchial tubes, heart trou- ble, kidney trouble, bad case of female trouble and was in bed from one to three weeks in each month. When 1 was able to be up couldn't stand on my feet long enough to wash my dishes. 1 had very poor circ ulation, suf- fered with cold feet all the time, night and day and kept gradual ly getting worse and up to the above date the only thing 1 got rid of was my money. My neigh bors told me it wouldn't last well, and that was the truth-it didn't last like taking medicine. I only took five personal treat ments and two months absent treatment. By that time 1 was enjoying good health and have been ever since. Words cannot express my joy and gratitude for the fine boy 1 have in place of affiictions.
 Wishing you continued success in spite of all opposition, 1 am your grateful patient,
 FLORENCE WEST wORELAND.
 I have moved my office from the Mckenzie Building to the two-story residence of Mr. City on the opposite side of the same block close to the Catholic Church house, and due south of the postoffice and the Prescott Hotel. Reception room and office and treating room upstairs in the City residence.
 PROF. W.P. BETTs
 Phone 63. Prescott,
 Arkansas.
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st. Petersburg, Feb. 15.-Gener-
al Kuropatlin's history of the Russo
Japanese war. which was confiscated
by the Russian government, has at
last become accessible despite of the
most extreme precautions to prevent
its publication. The work is remark
able for it's historic value as the clos
ing chapter of the war from pen of
the ommander-in-chief and for the
merits which 1t displays and Its army
history. The work consists of three
bulky volumes respectively devoted
to the battle of Lao Yang of the Sha
river and of Mukden. The volumes
cite general orders, statistics, reports
and other documentary matter, with
the Conclusions" constitute revela-
tions of disorganization and even OF
disobedience of specific and urgent
orders by certain general officers en-
trusted with high commands in the
field. saddling upon him the entire
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
A Famous History
AtLast Made Public

responsibility of the defeat at Muk-
den.
His reasons are based chiefly on a
comparison of the war between the
Japanese and the Russians which
he says had never been seen in any
previous war and their ability to
maintain the numerical support to
assume the offensive with the dis
advantages of Russia owing to the in
adequacy of the single track railway
from Barope, with commanding of
ficers disobeying orders and in hope
less state of confusion and cross pur-
poses, with low state of morals and
conditions Of confidence among their
troops and news from home of inter-
nal trouble and of insults and re-
proaches against the army.
The general pathetically concludes
that If Russia had been united and
ready to make the sacrifices necessary
to safeguard her dignity and integ-
rity the Russian army would have
striven till the foe was subdued."
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
MCVey Was Deaf
To Her Pleadings

Block Island. L. l., Feb. 15.-
Especial. CLOSE on the charges
made aaginst Captain Mcvey and his
crew by one of the survivors to the
effect that they were the first to de-
sert the "Larchmont" when she was
sinking and refused to aid the help
less women. comes a startling con-
frmatlon of these charges in a state
ment made last night by Miss Stella
Gallupe. of Boston, one Of the three
women who was rescued. She was
not brought to consciousness until
Yesterday afternoon and she declares
that she on her knees begged Captain
McVey and Purser Young to take her
in their life boat. but they pushed
her back and that the life boat left
the steamer with only six in 1t when
there was room for twenty more.
Miss Gallupe with many other women
we're left to their fate.
When the steamer sank she found
herself on a piece of wreckage. She
was rescued from drowing three times
by a young man. After ten hours on
the sea she was picked up by a fish
ing schooner. She was not revived
for over thirty hours.
Nearly 100 bodies have been reciv-
cred. Nearly all were frozen stiff
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
JEROME NAY ASK
FOR A COMMISSION
Possible That Thaw Trial May End Abruptly by
Willy District Attorney Asking for Insanity
Commission--Judge's Charge to the Jury
--Thaw Is Still Downcast

New York. Feb. 15.-(Special. y
Close observers of the Thaw trial de-
clare that the progress of the fam
GUS case during the past few days
has a trend toward commission in
lunacy to enquire into the mental
state of Harry X Thaw. A number OF
moves seem to bear out this strange
movement made by District Attor-
prediction. His admission of the tes-
timony of Thaw's family physician
ney Jerome are said to bear out this
and his consent to allow DR.. Evans
the insanity expert to tell of CONVEX
sation with Thaw in the Tombs. and
other actions of Mr. Jerome point
toward such elimination of the
famous case.
1t is said that the attorneys for the
defense have reached the opinion
regarding the case and will not be
surprised at an abrupt ending of the
trial any day next week for this
cause. So fully are the attorneys
convinced that Jerome will ask for
a lunacy commission that they are
every preparation to thwart
him in such a movement.
There have been no more new i'm
portant developments in the case to-
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
STABS TEACHER

Aspen, Colo, Feb. .15.-(Spccial.)
because he administered corporal
punishment TO Agnes, the ff-year old
daughter of John Dodson, who, it is
charged was unruly in school, STAN
ton, teacher of the Central creek
school, nine miles west of Aspen, was
stabbed and perhaps mortally wound
ed by the parent of the child Tues
day night.
Although no warrant has been
sworn out IL is probable that Dodson
will be taken into custody pending the
outcome of the wounds. News Of the
stabbing was brought TO the sheriff. s
Office today
There is no telephone or telegraph
connection with the place and details
of the trouble are lacking.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
The GallOWs Claimed
kfany Victims Today

Richmond Va, Feb (Spec-
iaD-There was narrowing occur
renee at the legal hanging of Moses
Hin and William Russell, at Farmers
Vile. this morning. Hill who weigh
ed 275 pounds broke the rope as
the trap was sprung and fell to the
ground. He arose without assistance
and walked again onto the scaffold.
The rope broke a second time and in
terrible agony Hill died on the ground
Russel's execution was unmarked
with unusual occurrence. The men
murdered the postmaster of Farmers
Vile last year.
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TAKEN FROM
THIS DISTRICT
In Spite of Protests Gunnison
County Ordered Out Of lhis
Judicial District by the
Legislature.

Denver, Feb. 15.-(Special.)- -
Guunison county seems destined TO De
removed from the seventh Juuic-
iaI district over which Sprigg Shack
1eford is presiding. The Repubiican
majority in the house yesterday
wholly disregarded the wishes oil the
people of that county by voting 10
remove il from the seventh district
The people of Gunnison county VIII
have to cross the range to the eastern
slope in order TO transact dlstric'
court business.
Gunnison county is the home OF
Sprigg Shacbleford and IL he con-
tinues to preside over the seventil
district he must remove from tii"'
county.
Hundreds of protests were maue
by Gunnison people against chahse
but the Republican leaders believe II II
is to their interest to throw "uhni-
son out of the seventh district Inc
action of the house has caused great
indignation in the county and every
thing possible will be done to YET
thwart the uncalled for action.
The separation was bitterly fousn'
but the deal was cut and dried De-
fore the session opened.
Behind all your desires to change
the seventh is the scheme to make
this district to suit you politicaliy'
hurled Mr.. Kemm of Montrose al
the Republicans.
"Gunnison county is he mother oil
the western slope" said Mr.. Lehrri'-
ter of that county in a vigorous pro
test. We belong to the western slope
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

{ day. Thaw is still very respondent
over the interruption of the trial by
the death of the wife of Juror Bolton
1t is expected that the resumption
of the trial on Monday will depend on
the condition of Juror Bolton. If he
feels that he can put his interest in
the case and continue to act as jur-
or the trial will be resumed. If he
feels that his condition of mind is
such or that his personal affairs are
such as to prevent his giving his
whole attention to the case during the
remaining days of the trial some
other solution of the difficulty must
be asked for.
In dismissing the jury yesterday af-
ternoon Justice Fitzgerald said:
''You will be allowed to return
to your own homes now; but let me
appeal to your honor not to read any
newspapers of the case. not to speak
to any one about the case. and not al
low any one to speak to you.
Il trust you may not be submitted
to any annoyances. Guide yourselv-
es according to the dictates of your
honor and your oath You will re-
turn here on Monday morning, at
which time l hope we may be able to
continue the case"
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
CUTS THE FARE

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 15.-(Spec-
1.-The state legislatures lower
house unanimously passed the two
cent-a-mile railroad bill against which
George F. Baer, of the Reading rail-
road, made such vigorous protest,
and whose address to the legislature
in opposition to the bill called for a
sensatioal and unanimous outburst of
disapprival from the members on Mon
day. The bill now goes to the senate
where it will be passed at once.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
THE LEGISLATURE

Denver. Feb. 15.-(special)- - Inc
legislature has passed a resolution en-
dorsing the Beverege-Parsons Dill pe-
fore the United States senate resu-
Iating child labor in this country.
The resolution urges the passage oil
the bill.
A bill is before the legislature ane
has passed its third reading In the
senate providing for an increase In
The bonds of district court clerks. II
tbe bill becomes law the Denver dist
rIct must give bond for 100000
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

and we are proud of it. Now you
want to hear the mother from the
children. You want to move Gunni-
son from the western slope to the
eastern slope and our citizens Will
have to cross muddy roads to do
court business. There is no fairness
in it,"
But he talked in vain for the ma
jority threw Gunnison county out OF
the district.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

chant Tailor's exchange is holding &
convention.
But the man who likes to be up to-
date and at the same time does not
care to be unduly conspicuous may
take comfort in the assurance CIV
en- him by the tailors that under ar
tifcial light you really cane tell a
blue or gray dress suit from black
one, unless you examine it very close
ly. That is the beauty of the new
style. 1t accomplishes the seemingly
impossible and reconciles the appar-
emily irreconcilable: 1t gives sort
of chameleon effect as 1t were
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
SHOULD PUBLISH

Newport. R. l.. Feb. l5--On the
ground that failure to make public
all the testimony in the trial of Har-
nv Kendall Thaw for the murder OF
stanford White would mean to lose
the effect of the greatest moral les
son of the age the evangelistic minis
ters of this state are going to go on
record unanimously as favorable to
all publicity possible concerning pro-
ceedings in the trial.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
WOMEN IN SESSION

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-tspecial)
The National Woman's Suffrage
convention opened here today for It's
thirty-ninth session.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

Columbus. Ohio. Feb. 15.-(spec-
ial.) Fired Caster convicted of kill
ing Policeman Dan E. Davis while
fleeing from a Columbus residence
which he had robbed in June of 1905
was electrocuted In the annex at the
Ohio penitentiary a few minutes past
midnight.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

Russellville, Ky. Feb. 15.-(Spec-
ial) Guy Lyon and Paul Fletcher
two white men, were hanged here this
morning for committing an assault
on a young German girl.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
sns @ f1S 1s af aPss nn Made Against
WALLACE TRIAL

Wallace. Ida. Feb l5.-(SpeciaI. }
a new venire of fifty men reported in
court this morning and efforts to Sc
cure jury In the Steve Adams case
has been resumed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
BLUE AND GRAY

New York. Feb. 15.-Really up to-
during the coming season. This al
arming announcement came today
from the Astor hotel. where the Mer-
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

Barbourville. Feb. Especially
Jackson Fitzgerald, who murdered
Mrs. Robert Brothon. last August.
was hanged at sunrise. His request
to be hanged without a black cover
over his face was granted.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

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S'an nsa,al. and Surgeon. :
In Tlcines o.'es arn furnished :.
rv,s,,a ,Sa laboratory and put :,
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bIdsr-coal Block, Main Street @ :
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hon uI' iroh $50 to 1s 8
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sexton Wanted.

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ending '9int 1' cemeteries for
Fsd al *. March l. 1908 viii
Main '1e stsoof ONCE of the secre-
At 5-oo' ao'reet, rect, until February
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he oaoa oasr1lag ~ Sexton may be
appllcafioou BUSINESS hours. In
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nnIttee, u' BY order
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The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

Bastrop. Ky, Feb. 15.-(Special.)
"A. b. Washington was hanged here
this morning for the murder of o
young colored girl.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

For hay, grain OF reed see the ].
A. McCulloch Implement and Feed
company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15
INDNESS

. 40 not pretend to cure. but we
4 and do prevent and avert it, re-
IL tbe eve strain and save many
Rs,aaehe and fit of nervousness
|,5apting to your eye needs just
. right glasses or spectacles. Ex-
-Hstion is free with us.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

4, to progress and our
,.,,, improve on our work,
|y.Tqos MOI time nor expense to
Il n,,.' DAiE' That the rea-
1 ,l..., pa.,ons always get their
/ '0''A of FoToGRAFER
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-15

Ward Hutton.
Organ. BE not Afraid" from Elijah
............ Mendelssohn
Halle Webster.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-12
NEW ICE AND
STORAGE PLANT
OF BLUEFIELD WILL BE UNDER
MANAGEMENT OF A. G.
McCUE.

The large Ice and Storage Plant In
this city. now In course OF con-
struction, will be under tho manage
ment of MIR. A. G. McCue, OF the Nc
Cue and Wright Milling Company
who is one OF our leading and most
prosperous business men. This new
enterprise will be Il great acquisition
TO our business interests and OF un-
told benefit to our town. or course
Mr.. McCue will make IL success for
he is successful business man OF
discernment and untiring energy. We
are pleased to know that he
has turned his attention In this di-
rection. for his connection with the
enterprise, is guarantee OF excellent
management and an assurance OF
straight business methods Those
who have put their money into this
public spirited move should congrat-
ulate themselves upon having secured
such excellent management and be-
fore the heated days our citizens may
expect to see the new industry In
full operation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-12
HARRY TtiAW ESCAPES
TRIAL FOR MURDER.
II L TTSBURGER'S TTORNEYS
PREPARE TO HAVE SANITY
TESTED DESPITE PROTEST

New York, Jan. 12.-Harry Thaw
will never be brought to trial for the
killing OF Architect Stanford White
and some time before the date set
for his trial his counsel will ask that
appointment OF commission to test
the present sanity of the young Pitts
burger.
That is the positive opinion OF of
ficials or the District Attorneys Of
fee who have the Thaw case I'm
charge.
In accordance with the belief the
prosecution has notified sanity ex-
perts to hold themselves In readiness
and make no engagements that might
conflict with their possible appear
ance before the Sanity Commission.
COUNSEL RETICENT.
Harry Thaw's counsel when seen
today wouldn't indicate whether he
would ask for lunacy commission.
Thaw angrily opposes every effort
to have him consent to enter a plea
OF insanity. He believes IL he and his
wife are permitted to take the stand
they will give such testimony regard
ing Stanford White that the Jury
will acquit Thaw on the "unwritten
law"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-01-12
GREW 60 YEARS
OLD IN IL YEARS
REMARKABLE CASE OF APPAR-
ENT OLD AGE In MINNIE
APOLIS.

Minneapolis, Jan, 12.-One OF the
most remarkable cases of apparent
old age In person young I'm years
that has ever come to the notice OF
the medical profession in this part OF
the country ended by death OF a pa
tient at the City Hospital today.
Doctors say that the patient, James
Anderson, whose parents live at
Northome, MINI, and who died yes
terday at the age of II years and 2
months. was at least GO years OF
age at the time OF his death, 80 far
as conditions OF the vital organs de-
termine the age OF man.
When the child was years old
his hair began to turn gray, his eye
sight began TO fail and he walked
with the deliberate care OF person
we'll advanced in years.
AS very young child he was ex-
ceptionally bright, but his mental ia
culties have been gradually failing
for two years, so that he was little
better than a person I'm his dotage
during tho past few months.