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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-10
OF AristOcratic Family.

Mr.. Tillman is By birth and by ed
ucatlOn a polished gentleman. When
he chose to enter politics in oppOsi-
ton to Huguenot 0ligarchy that rul-
Cd South Carolina with a rod of iron
he adopted as his platform the far
ner. His first addresses to the peO-
pie Of South Carolina were made in
defense of his proposition that the
state should make generouSprovision
over, as already stated, Mr.. Tillman
b growing richer every day. He is
one Of the popular lecturers of today.
Last year he averaged $500 a
mouth from his lectures, and this
ybaf he viii be even more successful,
for he has a tour that began on the
night Of the Monday that saw the
for Agricultural colleges, where the
farmers could educate their boys. His
success taught him the value of the
support Of the plain people" in
South Carolina.
In the Senate Mr.. Tillman is re-
sPected as an honest and sincere
Champion Of the rights of the people
and bis occasional outbursts of VIC
lent and uneOuth language are deep
y regretted by those who know hin
best No man is more familiar
VIII all the engaging conventional
lIes Of social intercourse, and few
alfn IN the senate are better verses
q literature and history. More
close Of congress and will continu
Almost without interruption unit
sszI DeCember.-Baltimore Amer
han
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-10
IN rILLMAN IS WEALTHY
=. . Pedigeed Gentleman and
Classical Scholar Of Rare Social

It viii doubtless surprise some
.n,s to know that among the rich
,.sD Of the senate is MIR. Tillman Of
soa,h Carolina, the senator who is
.nularly pictured as standing with
4. ever ready pitchfOrk to plunge in
j avery man who dares oppose him,
.,d whose addresses in the senate
,oo,ous. rough and at times almost
.o.rce in their language-make
.ome people shudder. Mr.. Tillman,
!. win be assumed, is a plain man Of
,As psople, and in many quarters it is
Imagined that he has worked his way
n bis present exalted station from
mo ranks of the poor whites
mat unhappy class in the south that
!. regarded with pity even by the ne
groes. As a matter of fact, Mr.. Till
man Is a member of one of the very
hos, families OF South Carolina, and
me TiIlman estate is one of the I'm
eat in the south. The family is an
AID oue and has been prominent IL
the state for generations. A broth
., Of Mr.. Tillman served in congress
many years. A son of Mr.. TillmaI
e married to a granddaughter of thu
famous Governor Pickens who, a
bminister to Russia in the late fifties
was regarded as the foremost mem
Der Of the diplomatic corps at 81
Petersburg and whose daughter
DOuschka, who was born there, wa
the pet Of Cars family. Mr.. Pick
ems, returning to South Carolina i
1859, was elected governor of tn
state. and it was he who demaIde
Of Major Anderson the surrender c
Fort Sumter.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-10

the desired scene of the trial be-
cause it is the nearest county to Man
atee that has a county court.
The future of the interesting case
will be watched with interest.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-10

Some men seem to forget that the
fact that they never have died is no
sign they are not going to.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-10

ID Telegraph III Register 81 Regular STOP "a
StshOe ASTON Superintendent
WIS Passenger Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
DEVIL TOLD HER TO BURN
Chester Nesress Set Fire TO the Home
% Her Sister

Chester Pa. Npg 3 Anna Norris.
p -r,Ss. created intense excitement
Whom She attempted 70 Sc; fire 10 a
frame house of her sister Katherine
Norris. hy applying a match 20 oil that
she nut under the front steps
Katherine detected her sisters act
end ga a fierce struggle was Gu, on the
head t' bottle thrown 10y Anna. who
loudly declared that the devil had
commanded her 20 burn down the
house The vomsn's shouts attracted
''rse crowd 20 the scene. Anna was
under arrest Believing that
Sh" was suffering from the effects OF a
cerauSei mind. she was simply charg
81 With disorierly conduct. and efforts
Viii De- made 70 have her placed in
"a asylum
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
No Traee Of Missing Money.

Pittshur-. Aug. Notwithstanding
a searching Investigation by the bank
directors and the efforts Of a force Of
detectives, the disappearance OF $3.50
from the First National bank. OF Tur.
lie Creek. near here. remains as much
mystery as when the loss was first
discovered In the meantime Thomas
Jordan. the Negro jRnitor Of the bank.
is In jail charged with having stolen
the money. He denies the accusation.
while the directors of the bank admit
they have no evidence against the
man. Cashier Thomas W. Carroll as
sumes the loss. and in his statement
10 the directors says that he Is not
positive whore he left the packages OF
money that are missing.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
Demands Oriental Immigration.

Washington. Aug. 3.-According 70
IT. u Ncocheval a prominent fruit
grower OF Sacramento. Csl. who is in
This city the International Equality
League OF California. OF With he is a
member. has adopted and will present
20 President Roosevelt and the immt.
grafton authorities a petition demand.
INK the admission Of Asiatic labor and
enterprise 90 California under no
other restrictions than are imposed
upon th" admission OF European labor
and enterprise 20 our Atlantic sea.
board. To save California from the
oecaf"ncc OF her Industries with ref.
erence 10 the soil" the petition con.
clntes 'wo demand the admission 70
This state In equal numbers or Of aliens
and japanese free labor"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
ENORMOUS PROFITS
SanderSon Made 21O0 PerC
on Penna. Capitol.
REPORT TO Be UNANIMOUS
Capitol Probers Locate Cheeks For
Large Sums Ct Money Sent to Ger
tain Pennsylvania Political Bosses
BY Contractors.

Large Sums Of Money Sent to Ger
tain Pennsylvania Political Bosses
BY Contractors.
Beach Haven. y. J Aus The
most sensational feature OF the
proceedings before the capitol invest-
cation commission was the report u
the discovery OF papers relating 20 the
contracts FOR the interior pa ming OF
the capitol According 70 these John
II. Sanderson made 2i0o per cent.
Qsoht on the work The commission
has considered this new revelation
and has embodied a IN the final re-
port which will oe unanimous
Tho papers were located by Messrs.
Scarlett and Stranahan. attorneys for
the commission. and Secretary Cal
vert during their work ira Deer Park.
Nd. They show that Sanlerson paid
the various parties who cid the paint
Ing ON The walls and ceilings u cents
a square foot and that he collected
So cents q square foot from ths
state for the same WORK
Though the report OF the capitol
probers viii be i'm Governor Stuart's
hands within the next 10 days. mon hs
may e'apse before IT'S details become
public The commission. BE- is under
stood takes tho ground that once its
hnciugs have been presented to tho
governor i-s duties - ended. ana
that the responsibility for making
public those findings rests with tho
governor and not with the commits
sion
The present plan IS 20 have DIGEST
o. the report made and several copies
OF the digest furnished Governor Stn-
arr aiong with the report itself This
digest VIII probably be given bt The
governor to the newspapers. hut if is
not likely 20 contain all the features 90
the report
Tho latter viii probably p im-
pounded for the reason that r. Will
constitute n complete statement or tho
states case against tho men who have
made millions through the capitol
contract and IT'S publication would
consequently give counsel for the mon
against whom suits are 70 Do brou-ht
Information 90 which thcy are not en-
titled. In fact. 81 is said thar the pub
hcation 81 Tho report in detail v-o1'I
be apt 20 prove fatal 70 thc common
wealth's cause
But tho report IS not ready and the
nrooers are learning that tho task %
whipping 10 irto shape is more com
pick proposition than thcy antici-
pated.
Checks for large sums 81 money
t1at We're sent 10 certain political
bosses ~ Pennsylvania by tho favored
contractors who deflauded tho com
monweaith in The state house iobbo~v
have boon located by tho commission.
and VIII he referred % Ga the final ~e-
port 70 Governor Stuare. which is ha-
Ing prepared here. The names 81 tho
Republican leaders concerned are
known to tho probers and viii 20
made public IN dno time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06

New York Aug. 3. - With Annie
Mcssncr in The Tombs held without
bail AMI With Cco ,alo Rippolone and
Giuseppe Bonfante under bonds as
witnesses. the police search for the
criminal who maltreated and murdered
Nyearold Katie Teischler was directed
toward tho finding Of a man generally
known as Jake" The last name of
the man was not revealed. They know
that Jake was SO well acquainted with
the giri as TO have her confidence.
They know he was familiar with the
tenement ar -N3 First avenue. He was
known 10 the Messner woman and u
the shoemaker Rippolone.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
WILL REOPEN BANK
Directors Of Boyerto~n Concern viii
Make Up SO 600

Philadelphia Pa Aug S-At a
re. tins of the directors OF the Farm
ers National bank. o; Boycrtown. Pa
held at the oficc OF their counsel
here a plan submitted BY the comp
tfoiicr of thc currency under which
che bank might Doe opened for bust
ness was accepted The directors Of
'he bank. which was closed by the
com0troleg about three weeks ago.
were told they could open the doors Of
the institution II they put in money
20 take the place OF securities and
notes OF doubtful worth to the amount
of about $4,000 This the directors
2-'eed to CO.. and 70 WAS stated the
money would he forthcoming in time
- Omen the bank on Tuesday next
The bank was closed by the comp
troier 81 currency. owing to the cash
Ter. Morris T.. Hartman. misapplying
tire funds and accepting notes OF he
Witt g. Hi'iessr. ~ Philadelphia. for
large amounts
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
ocean swim In evenina Tous.

Atlantic City. y. j. Aug. Rather
than take a dare from a bevy OF girl
friends. a. J. Kahn and r. A. Mayer.
both of Baltimore. Nd swan around
the steel pier attired in conventional
evening clothes The ocean was in one
of Its calmest moods and though
somewhat tired. neither swimmer was
any the worse for the daring exploit
when he crawled out on the strand.
The young dadies almost had Mysteries
while the men were in the water.
Kennedy Laxative TO1gG Syrup ac7-
gently upon bowels and clears the whole
system Of coughs and colds. 1t promptly
relieves Inflammation Of the throat and
allays irritation. Sold by NJ. NJ. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
Provides For His Pc. A.n II w.n.

Fayetteville. y Y. AUG charles
Brown. "a woiIto.lo farmer had as his
sole companion for two years n pct
hen. and whom be died ne amply pro-
videi for her in his VIII. His rcsidu.
ary estate was leit 70 his sistcrin-law.
Lucinda Brown. On condition that she
Keep the hen from all harm. feed her
well and treat her as member OF the
family Brown was % years old when
h. died. The hen stin lives. and fears
neither Thanksgiving day nor the
coming OF the parson for dinner.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
BOY AS TRAIN WRECKER
Fastened Iron 10 Rail, But Was De.
teeted and Accident Averted.

Doylestown. Pa. Aug 3 Norman
Farra. Young colored boy. was ar
rested by Constable Kobe on the
charge OF attempting 70 wreck pas
senger train and sent TO Jail TO await
a hearing
John Large and Peter Cosner a few
minutes before the train was due no
uced Farra hammering something on
the rail The men heard the train
whistle blow. and suspectlng some
thing wrong. hurried to the spot
Farra fed. on examination they found
he had fastened a piece OF iron be
tween two rails where the dshplates
join and had made the joint strong by
using two railroad spikes The men
finally succeeded in getting the train
stopped before II ran into the OBJ
stacle. Farra was caught hiding in an
underhrush nearby
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06

Baltimore. Aug. 3.-The dead body
OF white man, apparently about IS
years old. was found in a freight car
which had been sent TO the Camden
station of the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road. The car was loaded with mer.
chandise and had come from Chicago
All its doors were sealed. though one
OF them appeared 10 have been broken
open and the sealing wire afterward
Joined together. Death had resulted
from a gaping bullet wound in the
head. made by a 3S-calibre bullet. A
number OF this size we're found in the
pockets OF the clothing. but no trace
OF pistol could be found.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
NUGGETS OF NEWS

Stanislails Curmas. IL years old, OF
Camden. y. J, was drowned while
bathing in Cooper's creek.
Miss Sarah J. Crawford. one Of the
richest and most prominent women
IN the south, died at Harlem. Ga
Mrs. Mary Bartol. who was burned
by the explosion OF an oil stove. in
her home in Philadelphia, died in a
hospital
Workmen excavatinE in Maysville.
near Fredericton. N. NJ. uncovered
lo2 Spanish gold coins of the 18th cen
tury. worth about $4,000.
-Four fremen were injured. two Sc
riously. during a fire which Quilted the
tourstory distillery of the Freshman
company. at Baltimore, Nd.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
cAINAMeN SHOT DOWN
Three Killed and Seven injured Nv
Rival Faction In ao.ton

RIVAL Faction In Boston.
Boston. Aux Burning with IA
trNd Tor their deadly enemies belong.
ing TO the rival On Leong Tonx 40.
cietN. band OF New York Cinnamon
numbering a dozen or more. and said
to be members OF the notorious Hin
Sing Tong organization. entered a mar.
TOW alley In Chinatown and. drawing
reNolVers. opened nre upon half a hun.
dred Cinnamon. killing three and in.
iur'ng seven. Al the first vOlley the
Cinnamon rushed for their quarters
stumbling over one another in their
haste 10 reach shelter The Hip Sing
TonS men chased their victims into
their own dOorways and shot them
down as they rushed upstairs or into
side rooms. Then. casting away their
guns. the strange visitors ran from
the Chinese quarter. most OF them es.
Gaping the police.
Ten strange Cinnamon were arrest
ed. The trouble is attributed by some
10 the shooting which occurred in Phil
sdelphia recently. for which il Is said
Boston Cinnamon were partially
blamed. II is thought the Cinnamon
who did the shooting came from New
York To punish the On Leong Tongs
Tor the Philadelphia outbreak.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
Danced In Church

Taunton. Mass. Aug. ;. - Because
the 1anitor David PeckhaA. complain
ed 10 the pastor, Rev. Dr. Davis. that
he saw Robert Aker dancing in the
North swansea church. Aker assaulted
Peckham and was arrested. Attracted
by noises In the church. Peckham
looked in and spied Aker gliding
swiftly up and down the aisle with his
arm about the waist OF a girl. to the
strains OF a graphophone.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
plsrobed On Ice In Elevated Car.

New York. AUG -Unwrapping a
large cake Of Ice from a newspaper.
Davito PasQuade placed the cold stun
on seat In A Third avenue Il" train
and sat down on il. Then he took OF
his hat. collar tie and coat Passen.
gers became interested. Soon Davito
took or his shoes. He was about u
continue the great disrobing act when
the guards overpowered him. Le5a-
non hospital doctors say he is a para
nciac
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
Cost % Living Cause Of Race Suicide

Chautauqua. y. Y. Aug. s.-John
Graham Brooks. authorSocialist. of
Boston. believes the cost OF living 10
he The chief cause OF race suicide. &C.
cordins 10 an address he made at the
Chan'anqus assembly. Il hesitate 70
bring M the question OF race suicide. %
ne said. but il is dismal fact that
the Increased expense OF bringing up
children in cities where the people
eiih"- choose or are compelled to live
IS largely responsible for the decrease
n the birth rate"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
LIFE SAVERS SAVE TWENTY
Wholesale Drowning at Atlantic City
Barely AVerted

Atlantic City. y. J.. Aug 3 Twenty
oathers. guests az hotels here. were
caught in a bad hole which had formed
by the shifting OF the currents in the
bathing grounds at the foot of Ohio
avenue. All were rescued. IL is be-.
ieved. Eleven OF them were exhaust.
ed. but were revived. The 20 were
brought from the water by life guards.
The peril OF the group and their rescu,
was witnessed by large and excited
crowd on the boardwalk. whore a mum.
Der OF women tainted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
Llahtnina's Queer Franks.

Wolcott. z. Y. Aug 3.-Lightning
struck the chimney of the home of
George easier and entered the cook
stove. and after demolishing IT killed
cat which was near the stove. 1t
leaped over a little child playing with
the cat and tore up the floor six feet
away. The child was untouched. In
the next room the mother was rem
dered entirely deaf in the right ear,
but she was otherwise uninjured.
Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia is
a preparation of vegetable acids and con
tains the same juices found in a healthy
stomach. 1t digests what you eat. Sold
by NJ. NJ. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
Southern Railway

\. B.-Folowins schedule figures published a.
Information. and are not guaranteed.
schedule effective May 18th 1907.
Trains leave Washington from Pennsylvania
station
90 a m baiiy-Local for Warrenton Dan
Vile. an way stations
S05 a. IN Daily Local for HArrisonhurg. Va
sOo a m Deily nted States Fast Mall
New Orleans. Dining car service
Hoo a. m. daily-w ashington and Florida
LiInit-d- through coaches and sleeper to Co
thMbia. savannah aud Jacksonville. Dining
car service.
4ol p. m. Week Daye-Locai for Harrisonburs
and way stations on Manassas Branch
ass m. Daily-LOcal for Warrenton and
Charlottesville. For Strasburg week days
6.l5 p. m. Daily-New NOrb 80. Asi-ntn Es-
Hress-firs. class eoecn to Atlanta. Sleeper TO
Columbus, Ga. Mondays. Wednesdays. FRIDAYS
SUNSET Route Tourist sleeper. Washington to
$50 .. N. Daily-New York and Florida Fx
press First class coach and sleeper To Column
Ola and Augusta Dining ear la carte.
Limited tvia Iynchburgl-First class coach and
sieeping ear 10 Roanoke. Knox willie, Chatta-
noose birmingham and Memphis; sleeper to
New Orleans Mningcar service.
Hoo p m. Daily-New York and New Orleans
tAmited-An Pullman trains. club and observe
ton cars 70 New Orleans; sleeper - ArhviIle
service.
Trains leave Richmond for the south a. fol-
days p. M, makes oonnec tons at Danville for
all points South. Pullman sleeper Trains
eTnNo hlcumond oJu a. m. BIS u. m. and \ Is
.. IN. sally. $40 a. week days.
Through trains from the south arrive Wash
lneton IS a. m. s4S a. m. Dos a. m. daily; ? 30
p m. 80 p m, n.3o p. H.. aud n 80 p. m. daily
Harrisonburg Haas p m. week days and go D.
m. daily. From Charlottesville. SIG q. m. and
SO p. m. Prom StraeburR s.ie n m. week DAYS
Tickets sleepingcar reservations. and detailed
Information can be had AZ ticket once. 7o5 18th
81. Sii Pa ave and Pennsylvania station
basgage checked through from hotels aud r.s.-
dences.
Phone s7so for p. Il. r. Cab service.
g ~ ACkERT, v. 4. and Gen. Man
=. H. HAkDWICk. Pass. Trafnc Mgr
W. h. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass Agent
L. 4. BROWN. GENERAL Agent
Washington. ID. c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
Hail Damages Tobacco cron.

Springfield Mass. Aug. 3.-The to
bacco crop in this vicinity was dam.
aged 20 the extent OF about 500 900
by a hail storm that passed over this
par; of the Connecticut valley. The
crop was within two weeks OF cutting
In West Suhield. Eric Gustafson. aged
II. farm hand. was killed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
No Murder to Stay Ugly DAUGHTER.

Neusandic. Hungary. Aug. 3.-Ac-
cused OF numbering his daughter a
Hungarian peasant pleaded guilty. but
said she was so ugly she had no
chance % find a husband This he
thought sufficient justification. The
jury agreed with him in part. hold
Ing that the girls ugliness furnished
an eNtenuating circumstance. and con
victed the slayer of manslaughter
The JudgeN2ccepted the verdict and
the peasant was given three years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
Christianity Needs ReorqanIzstion.

Mortified. Mass. Aug. 3.-That a
reorganization Of the Christian
church is necessary because the real
ization OF sin is lost in the people.
was the main point in the address OF
DR.. F. b. Meyer. the famous English
preacher and writer, who made the
opening address before over 1000 peo-
pie at the 25th annual session OF the
general conference for Christian
workers. founded by D. /. Moody
and which convened here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-06
A Lazy liver

May b only tired liver, or a starvs5
liver. IL would b. a stupid as well As
savage thing - beat weary or starved
man because he Jagged In his work. 80
In treating the tagging. torpid liver ia Is
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indication OF an in-nourished. enfseblei
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