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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-07-24
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-07-24

Every inch of the human skin con
tains $500 perspiration pores.
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CHAPTER XXI.
NICHT

T the mention of his eaemy's
| name Kenkenes turned swiftly
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-07-24

Sold by Sibert's Drug Store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
TENDERS ON ALL THE CABLE
CARS MUST BE REPLACED
Labor Commissioner Hubbard Decides First Move Will
Be to Have Death-Traps Removed From Cable
Gnes---Will Act With Board to Bring About Bet
Ter Safeguards on Street Cars.

State Labor Commissioner Chas
y Hubbard will order the Seattle
Electric company 90 replace the
tenders now IN use on the cable
cars OF Seattle as his first move In
the effort to establish better pro
toction against death and injury
from street car traffic
Commissioner Hubbard informed
Mayor Moore 20 that effect this
morning aud repeated the declare
ton 20 a representative OF The
Star.
Those Tenders must be replaced
with better ones. said Mr. Hub.
bard. pointing 10 one attached 20
a Ycsier Way cable car passing
the city hall.
what protection IL such a fend.
err
There ia no spring 60 a. II
would about cut a man IN two N II
struck him az a good rate Of speed
There IL no protection above the
fender 20 prevent a man from
dashing his brains out against the
end ~ the car. n thrown against a.
None OF us has any too much
brains and we wish 20 save what
We have
II viii inform the company that
those tenders must 60
Asked as 90 the probable extent
81 his action on the fender ques.
ton. Mr.. Hubbard replied that be
thought that N the company IL re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

through the efforts OF MacMahon
last spring
The adviaabillty Of an official en-.
dorsemout OF MacMahon was dis.
cussed. bat the action was not
taken. ON the ground that but a
small percentage of the members
OF the league were present az the
meeting. and binding action would
De- unjust To- those not present The
motion calling for the publication
Of the committee report In the
newspapers 90 show the public the
attitude of the two candidates was
adopted instead OF an official en-.
dorsement
u did not make the pledge TO
the committee merely 10 obtain
votes said Mr. MacMahon this
morning That pledge Ia merely
"A roitcratlon OF my past policy I'm
regard to saloons do not ask
the voters % consider that pledge.
bat rather 10 look 90 my record OF
saloon closing and saloon roHtric.
ton Iva Youngstown and West Sc
attic. ! closed those saloons I'm
Youngstown when everyone said
that Il was an imposslbillty My
record, more than any possible
pledge. commits me 20 the policy
of saloon restriction whether or not
! ann elected to represent the i4th
ward la the council"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
RICHEST HEIRESS
TO WE'D TITLE

NEW YORK Oct g.-0ladys
Moore Vanderbilt. one Of the rich.
nat halfenasa in America. Ia Ia be-
The next girl 10 wed title. accord,
ms 70 q story published here Tho
announcement 81 her engagement
"a an Austrian noble. it Ga stated.
VII be- made this wee'g from The
Hrcakwru' ~ Newport
Mian Gladys Vanderbilt became
Ut axe last june aud received her
share ~ fhe vast estate left 20 her
at the death % her father. Cor
neiinA Vanderbilt u amounts 20
fialb00.o00. according tn report ia
addition 70 this. there O. the for
tune ~ her mother. which some
day VIA be divided amons the chii.
drru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

quired 10 replace the tenders on
the cable cars with the better
style Of fender In use IN Seattle
and then be required 10 keep all
the tenders properly adjusted and
IN good repair that a great deal
could be- accomplished
"The board Of public works has
the power 20 take further action
requiring the use OF specified fend-
ers. II the board sees fit." said Mr..
Hubbard. For my own part,
wish 10 take those measures which
will bring about immediate i'm
proyement"
Mr. Hubbard arrived IN Seattle
last night and called at the city
hall this morning. City Engineer
Thomson. chairman Of the board Of
public works. was absent az wit
ness IN a case on trial IN Tacoma,
and Superintendent l. Is. Younga
Of the water department and mem
Der Of the board is also out OF the
city. Superintendent OF Streets
Charles l.. Case was the only mem
Der Of the board present IN the city
and Mr. Hubbard conferred with
him and Mayor Moore about the
fender question. II was decided TO
await the return OF Mr. Thomson
before making definite plans con-
corning the scope and methods OF
the inquiry.
The matter will be taken up
again tomorrow morning II Mr.
Thomson returns tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
JAP MAKES PLEA
FOR OUTSIDERS

A speech by Johei Hashlguehl.
editor Of the Japan Current. and
student AZ the university. Gained
a turbulent freshmen class meeting
at the university yesterday and
persuaded the Seattle high school
graduates 20 alloS outoftown stu.
dents an equal share ia class az
fairs A constitutional committee
was named. but class officers have
not yet been chosen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

sent for the wounded man. Al tho
hospital the medical attendants in.
sisted that tho man Was not seri.
ously wounded and the police had
no knowledge that they would have
another murder case on their hands
until a message was sent from tho
hospital after Z o'clock that the
soldier had died
Up 90 late hour the police bad
not succeeded Ia locating Mrs
Bailey Tho woman ran away
screaming when she saw oils pur.
suing her eacort with the bran.
diahed knife. aud sought shelter In
nearby house. where she explain.
Cd that she had gotten into a bad
serape. was married aud bad a bus
band and four children. She ala
not see the fight and came back
90 the city on the inbound 4 o'clock
newspaper ear.
Had Been Warned.
Mrs HaEadorn explains that Oh
lis had previously warned Mira
Bailey. whu was an acquaintance
% some time. that she must not
BRING men oat to the house %
drink and cArnusc around until
such late hours Il waH the first
time. she insists. that the soldier
had been out 90 the house. although
the woman Rcknow ledked that she
had been acquainted with Me
knight previous to having met o.
lis
Mcknight eudoavurcd 70 conceal
che true facts q The case when be-
was nrat taken Ga charge by the
police and insisted that two Iiai
laus had committed the utahblnE
he made no mention OF having
spent the evening az oils resi-
dauce
oils has been a resident u this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
Wrongly Endorses Movement Of the Atlantic Fleet TO
he Pacific Enormous Coast Lines Must Be Pro-
setsd.

q course Of conduct which n insult.
ing or hurtful. whether In speech
or act. 20 individuals ~ another
nation or 10 the representatives, u
another nation or 10 another nation
itself. Bot the policy becomes In
famous from the standpoint Of the
interests OF the United States
when IL ia combined with the re-
fusal % take those measures Of
preparation which can alone So
cure us from aggression on the part
81 others
The policy Of peace with insult"
is the very worst policy upon
which it Is possible 20 embark
whether for q nation or an ludlvld.
ual. To be rich. unarmed. and yet
lnsolent and aggressive. Is 10 court
weliuigh certain disaster. The
only safe and honorable rule Of for.
elgu policy for the United States
ig 10 show itself courteous toward
other nations, RcrupulOuB not TO
infringe upon their rights. and yet
able and ready 10 defend ita own.
This nation Is now on terms Of the
most cordial good will with an 9th.
or nations Let us make II q prime
object Of our policy to preserve
these conditions.
Nation Must Be Armed.
To do 80 u IS necessary on the
one hand 30 mete out a generous
justice ~ an other peoples and
show them courtesy and respect,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

away from the women who we're
endeavoring 20 hold him back
What happened Immediately
after Is conjecture. as both Mrs.
Hagadoru and Mrs Cook ran out
into the street through the front
door where they saw nothing of
the actual fight. aud SO far a.
known there we're no eye wit.
nesseH.
oils must have pursued Nc.
knight about two blocks until they
were directly 10 front Of the reui
dence % John wachter. AZ is0s A.
iautie 81 Here oils appears 20
have stabbed the soldier Ia the
neck. for the wounded man rolled
down q short stairway TO land.
iue below, aruusiuw the occupants
uf the premises. Who reached their
windows IN time 70 see a man run.
ming west on Atlantic st. Upon 10.
Tesfirntion they found Mcknight
welteriag IN a pool Of blood which
sparted from a terrible cash IA.
fiieied IN the neck
Net Believed Serious.
As quickly a. possible the police
we're notified and an ambulance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

CAIRO ~. Oct. s-Calro gave
I. ...asHl Roosevelt a typical south.
Jerome Ehen he arrived here
-oFalns on The steamer Mia
w. ~. accompanied by many 9th.
n'aneFs from 81 Ioula
49, - before daylight hundreds Of
ss' . peEah 10 gather about he
- many sleeping on the
!, q, '.1bies Of the levee When
:. y fashioned aldewheeler hove
,.' s.sni me negroes shouted and
- ,, rl'h Joy, the white specta.
"lnins IN the cheering.
= hon a. the vessel haa tied
Il. PRESIDENT and party walked
n..... " gang plank and after
= s he reception committee
- asoried 70 bis carriage ana
d, .utoagh The business section
y, portion Of the fealdence dla,
$40 business houses and
.ais..' along the route were
-. ". Y decorated. and the streets
M. pasAea with people.
is,ss 7 breakfast Z. the president was
sl,s,s y y " Mays park. where he
s'sa Bis address.
Presidents speech.
fss,l President said IN part.
u 49, are few things cheaper
Z NJ more . Objectionable. whether
q re-, vafl Of the public man On On
taias ' y man. on the part of a
a. d Y speaker an lndiyid.
Group Of individuals. man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

Thomas y MacMahon. candidate
for councilman from the lith ward.
received q tentative endorsement
Of the i4th Ward Municipal league
az a meeting held Ia the Pioneer
block this morning
The tentative endorsement came
ia The passage OF a motion to give
10 me press OF the city the report
Of the committee OF the league ap.
pointed to request MT MRhnn
and FardInaud Schmitz. the oppos.
Ing candidates. Co pledge them.
selves a. the poll y OF saloon ro.
strletion advocated hy the league
and approved by public sentiment
in the ward
The committee consisting of
Lawrence j Colman. To0dore N
Halter Gfoavonor Folsom and Capt
W H. Ballard. reported that they
had visited the two candidates. aud
that MncMnhon had signed the
pledge. while Schmitz refused 90
aign. saying that hc had already
promised others that he would leave
the matter OF saloon licenses 60 the
determination of the people In the
various precincts of the ward aud
act according 10 the decision of the
precincts
That the declaration Of Schmltz
~ unsatisfactory 10 the league was
shown iu the discussion preceding
the meeting when it was pointed
out that the policy Of Schmltz
would open up the way for such
precincts OF the ward as Youngs.
town to make "a showing IN favor
OF licensed saloons and obtain new
licenses for the saloons closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
BOOST CANNON
FOR PRESIDENCY

sPRiN0FIELD. il, Oct s-A
great political POW WOW ~ repair.
llcans q being held hcro today. aud
one 81 the results ~ the meeting.
e IL expected. will be- a resolution
Co give speaker Cannon the solid
backing 81 the Illinois delegation
al ihe national convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

public the incidental inconyoni.
encos OF the strike The reaolu.
tion will be- similar 20 that adopted
by the Chicago city council the
latter part of September and stint.
lar resolutions are being introduced
all over the country.
The local union IL advertising for
kilograms which have bean mailed
together with incidental evidence.
all OF which will be ln turn for.
warded 90 the national hoadquar.
terH The evidence and kilograms
are 20 be- presented 90 congress. dis.
playing Inefficient service Of the
telegraph companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
NEW SYSTEM FOR
CITY RECORDS

Price. Waterhouso a. Co.'S sye.
tenn expert r. ~ Larson. has be.
gun work evolving q new system Of
keeping the records for the city
OF Seattle An entirely new ayH.
tenn viii be- recommended the de-.
tails OF which have not got been
told the officials Among other
things the new system VIII do
away entirely with the present
methods Of taking care OF the water
and light receipts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
SECURES CONTINUANCE

Realizing the seriousness ~ tho
offenac Sanford Colman. AGED 90
years old. who with a companion.
Hun. was arrested last week by
a. 8 Commissioner kiefor. cbarR
"a with opening letters not nd
dressed 90 him this morning 80.
cured a continuance of his hearing
until next week when HE elder
brother will arrive from Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

BOISE, Idaho, Oct s. Before un.
dergolng an operation for an abb
scess on his left ear here today,
Clarence s barrow. chief counsel
Of the Western Federation OF
Miners in the Pettihone and Meyer
cases. said that the efforts to make
Il appear that the killing OF ex-
Sheriff Brown az Baker City was
caused by the Western Federation
was ridiculous on its face. as IL
could be shown that Brown had be-
friended Adams. and was a wit
ness In his behalf az the first trial
at Wallace, and was counted on as
one OF the most important wit
nesses for the defense In his sec
ond trial
barrow said that the publicity
given 10 Orchards story of how he
made and exploded bombs was sure
60 produce many murders by that
method
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
BIG DAMAGES ARE
ASKED FOR

Mrs Annie Harris wife Of w
D. Harris. au employe 20 The Puget
killed In the Edecwoud collision on
December 26. 1906. today brought
suit en- the superior court Tor 500,
600 damages against the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
ASK CITY COUNCIL
TO AID STRIKE

Local striking telegraph Opera.
tors viii BRING their fight before
the city council aud In the hope
that an appeal from that body may
have some effect ia urglng a
quicker settlement OF the strike
have Induced Councilman r. +. RE
xcllo 10 present their side OF the
question. Next Monday night
Councilman Reyulle viii Introduce
q resolution into the council. de-
ploring the present situation aud
urging Tho telegraph companies 20
effect a settlement with the opera
tors Immediately and thus save tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
KILLED BY
| CAR CONDUCTOR
JURY WOULD HAVE:
FREED BESLOW

When William neslow yesterday
pleaded guilty 20 the crime OF em
hoaslement be- prevented what was
almost certain 10 be an acqulttal
OF the charges. aud the change
81 heart which led him. after six
days OF stoutly maintaining his in.
uoeence. 90 admit himself guilty
means that he has exchanged al
most certain liberty for the con.
fnement and labor OF the pculten.
lary, TO which he will be sentenced
tomorrow.
AN but one OF the jurors before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
ROOSEVELT PLEADS
FOR ALARGER Navy
MUCH WANTED RECORDS
ARE MISSING

CHICAGO oct 3-The records
Of the Chicago a Alton road show.
Ing the rates given the standard
OH company and other shippers.
are missing. This became known
when District Attorney Sims ia.
sued a subpoena for G A. King.
general freight agent Of the Alton.
aud Frank Holland. rate clerk for
the road. who we're ordered TO
bring the records 90 court. but ro-
ported that they could not find
them without these records, o.
is admitted that there Is no chance
Of indicilng the shippers who
President Moffat % the Standard
oil company OF Indiana. Says VIC.
lated the rebate law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

PICKED PIMPLE
WITH PIN--DEAD

nELLtNGHAM Oct g-onu
wenk after picking pimple on her
face With a pln Mrs Charles HaE
lgr died last nsRht IN the hospital
% blood poisoning A few months
ago she ran hair a milo with her
ismonthHold son Ga her arms 10 a
doctors office Ia au effort "a save
che boys life after he had eaten
antlaapgie tablets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
FOUR HANGED

LANCASTER. Pa. Oct a-Four
Italian murdofcfs we're hanged here
at tho same dime this morning Tor
hacking % pieces a brother iaborer
IN hhAnfy They wrre bent on
rohhiug the Dc occupants 90 the
shnnty. bat Que resisted and be was
Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

whom he was on trial would have
voted for an acquittai On being
dismissed yesterday they expressed
their surprise at bcalow'H sudden
plea Of guilty, aud stated that they
would have freed him
One juror stated 'neHluw did
nothing more than indulge ia a
little high finance 90 the Kind that
heads OF corporations DO every day
Why should We have convicted him
Tor doing In a small way what
no one thinks % Furnishing mon
higher up for doing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

city Tor some time. and has been
engaged az numerous Jobs He Is
believed 10 have had several hun.
dred dollars on his person when he
escaped
The murdered man was born Ia
Dublin. ireland. aud Ia known 60
have sister. Mrs Joseph Me
lAughlln, living az Brockton. Mass
where ho enlisted lie was FOR
merry a corporal In Co ID Tenth In,
iautry. but was transferred 10 tho
Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
tsY CHARLES e. HooUE.)

BAKER CITY. Ore. Oct a.
skuiking somewhere Ia Baker City.
10 close touch with every movement
made by the detectives who are
upon their trail. and warned In ad
vance OF every proposed step on
the part OF the officers OF the law.
the murderers OF ex Sheriff Harvey
Brown await a propitious moment
to escape.
Ia some hidden chamber. In some
dark cellar or deserted hoyel, the
three men that planted the death
dealing cylinder near the gate lead
Ing 10 the Brown cottage are hid.
den
The discovery OF this fact was
made through the agency Of the
keen noses % Harry Diapers dogs
Struggling along for 30 minutes In
their efforts 20 hold 10 a trail. old
and cold. the dogs suddenly turned
on the back track and. tugginE At
their ieashes. started off In full cry
on a fresh scent
Dogs Get Fresh Clue.
Then Il was that Harry Draper.
master Of the hounds. startled all
Baker City
The men that killed Harvey
brown he stated. are in Baker
City. and crossed this trail less than
an hour ago one OF these men
has been here since we came on
the scene and has been following
us know the dogs. they never
lie 10 me"
Tho scent was lost again In a blur
OF wheel tracks. Evidently the
murderer had been picked up by
a conveyance OF some kind and
taken away The murderers "shad.
ow, lurking back behind the crowd
following the dogs probably oh.
served the sudden turn made by
the animals and. realizing what had
occurred. picked up a conveyance
and fled
Big Reward Offered.
Arrests may be made today
Seven thousand dollars awaits the
man that first puts his hands upon
the guilty trio The county has
offered $4,000. cN.Sheriff Word and
n X OBryan. both OF Portland.
offer $4,000 more. and the state
has been asked TO put up $1,000
more. The Elks OF Oregon are
planning 70 raise $4,000 Various
private parties have sent in checks
of $50 10 500 to add To the total
Il Is expected that before the week
closes $4,000 will be the price OF
the capture of the men that killed
Harvey Brown
Every business house. office and
bank was closed today while the
last offices were being performed
over what the blast OF the terrible
and as yet mysterious explosive had
left of the mortal remains OF the
eX sheriff
Browns old enemies. the saloon
men. were the first 70 come for.
ward and offer To close their places
OF business while the funeral was
IN progress. They were quickly
followed by all others. From 1880
90 3:30 this afternoon not a dollar
crossed a counter IN Baker city.
What Was Browns seoret7
What was the secret that Harvey
Brown knew concerning George
pettihone. member OF the executive
board of the Western Federation OF
Miners. that made Brown fear that
his knowledge would be the cause
OF his doath2
~ know things about petubone
that will cause my death by assas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03

NEW YORK. oct -Adclbert
schauer q well-to.do manufactur
or, who had just returned from
hunting trip In Maine. has commit
ted suicide apparently because OF
the death OF bis pot setter dog
which he had accidentally shot
during his hunting trim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
ASSASSINS' TRAIL
is FOUND BY DOGS
Morasn,a PIeture In saIoon.

NEW YORK. Get Al. Pierpont
MoFRmua portrait. painted BY
swedish artist and worth several
thousand dollars. bat appraised AZ
f25 b. the customs authorities. will
hang Ia a Sixth av. saloon. Morgan
refused to pay the duty on 81 and
the saloon keeper bought a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
To lnauaurats creeL

CITY OF MEXICO. Oct 3.-En.
riquo c. Creol, ambassador OF Mex
leo az Washington, will be in
auguated governor OF the state Of
Chihuahua az the city of chihuahua
tomorrow, Later he will return to
Washington 20 resume his duties as
ambassador.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-03
WANT WIDE OPEN TOWN.


PORT TOWNSEND. Oct 3.-The
first victory Of the season by the
advocates OF wide open town was
won Tuesday. when j. A Kuhn was
unanimously chosen city attorney
by the mayor and city council Max
Gerson. councilman from the Sec
ond ward, WAS so carried away with
the unanlmity Of his heretofore di-
vided brethren that he Immediately
filed his declaration OF candidacy
for mayor to be- voted on next oloo
ton