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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
REGULATE COMMISSION MEN.
Strickland Will Introduce Bill to Pro
tect Fruit and Truck Growers.

Austin, Texas, Jan. 7.-Representa-
tiYP J. ]. Strickland of Anderson coun-
" will prepare and introduce a bill
which will be of very great Importance
to East Texas, South Texas and South
west Texas. Its purpose will be to re-
quire every man who is in business
as a commission merchant handling
the products of the farmers of Texas
to be licensed and bonded for that es-
pecial business.
He says the experience of the fruit
and truck growers of Texas is that
men with no responsibility send out
requests for consignments OF fruits
and vegetables; that credulous farm
ers have sent their stuff to them and
have never realized money on the con-
signments. He wants to protect the
truck and fruit growers by requiring
a license bond. Then growers VIII
have a registered list to go by.
Mr.. Strickland has heard from quite
a number of farmers on the subject,
and expects TO get letters from others
regarding the matter.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
SUMMARY OF STATE NEWS.

The Sunset firemen's strike and the
clerks strike on the same road have
been settled.
The body of Mrs. Ramos, who dis
appeared at Laredo in November, has
been found in the river.
Fireman A. Clearinghouse was killed
by the explosion of a locomotive boiler
at Currie and the engineer was badly
hurt.
San Antonio is apparently to be the
headquarters OF the Mexican revolu-
tionary iunta.
George Poole is on trial at Beau
mont for the murder of City Marshal
Jett at Orange in 1902
Ebb Rhone, who was shot at Brown
dell before Christmas, died at Beau
mont.
Captain Gomez OF Galveston was
drowned at Deepwater.
An inmate of the poor farm at San
Antonio committed suicide by jump
ing over a banister.
A Houston woman was robbed, of
$1,000 in money, besides jewelry.
An Orange sportsman was badly
shot by the accidental discharge Of a
shotgun.
Following the decision of the SUI
preme court in the Texas & Pacific
case, the other railroads have decided
upon a new plea. that of discrimina-
ton.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
HIS INAUGURAL DAY.
Governor Campbell Will Make Known
the Rest of His Appointees.

Dallas, Texas, Jan. III. c. Goree
of Waco, who was one of the principal
lieutenants of Goyernor-elect Campbell
during the latter's recent gubernator-
ial campaign, spent Sunday in Dallas
in consultation with political friends.
Mr.. Goree is generally considered as
being as close TO Governor Campbell
as any other man in Texas.
Mr.. Goree said: THE rest of Gov
ernor Campbell's appointees will be
announced on the morning of his in
auguration. OF course, have an idea
concerning the names of the APP
pointees, but 1 do not care to say any
thing about them prior to the APP
pointment.
Il am able to say, positively, that
Colonel Campbell will take no part in
the controversy for or against Senator
Bailey"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
corbett and Murphy.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Philadelphia, Jan. 9.-Though no
championship title is involved, an I'M
usual amount of interest is being taken
by the sporting fraternity in tonight's
go between Young Corbett and Tommy
Murphy. It is to be a six-round affair
before the National Athletic club.
Both fighters are counted upon to
make their best possible showing in
order to retrieve their regulations as
fighters, both having several defeats
chalked against them. Each of the
principals declares there will be
knockout before the bell sounds for
the beginning of the sixth round.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
WHITE MANS PRIMARY.
City Officials to Be Nom
mated February z.

Waxahachie, Texas, Jan. S.-For
several years past the city officials OF
Waxahachie have been chosen by a
white mans primary, and this policy
will be followed again this year.
Chairman Gill of the executive COM
mittee yesterday afternoon issued a
can for the primary to be held Thurs
day, February Z. A mayor and four
aldermen are to be elected. More than
600 poll tax receipts have been issued
on the rolls of 1906.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
ALABAMA AFTER
THE RAILROADS
RAILROAD RATES AND KINDRED
SUBJECTS TO BE INVESTIGATED
BY THE SoLoNS.
Special to the Herald.

/ ODeCldA " NllS ElGldlus
Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 9.-Railroad
rate reform and a general regulation
of common carriers and public service
corporations is TO be the most prom
inent feature of the Alabama legisla-
lures present session, which is now
under way. B. b. Conner the new gov
ernor, was elected on platform pledg
ed to railroad rate reform and as the
legislature is in sympathy with his
ideas it is but reasonable to expect
that the session will devote consider.
able time to an endeavor to wiring
concessions from the railroads. Gov.
ernor Conner will assume Office next
week and will then set forth his views
at length in his inaugural address.
AS the Alabama legislature meets
regularly but once in four years there
is always an abundance of business
awaiting it's consideration. Good
roads and the improvement and exten-
sion of the public school system Of
the State will receive attention. Local
option also will be the subject of de
bate. Plans to promote immigration
will be the subject of another meas
ure to be introduced. A bill to pro
hibit bucket shops has been prepared
Anti-child labor laws also will be con-
sidered and acted upon.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
johnson Sworn in Again.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
St Paul, Mimi, Jan. 9.-John A.
johnson took the oath of office as gov
ernor of Minnesota for the second time
at noon today. With him the newly
elected State officers assumed official
authority. The ceremony took place
in the hall of the house Of representa-
tives in the presence Of both branches
of the legislature Chief Justice c. NJ.
Start of the supreme court administer
ed the oath OF office. after which Gov
ernor Johnson delivered his address
to the legislature.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
Testimonial to Sullivan.

Special to the Herald.
New York, Jan. 9.-In honor of his
elevation to the presidency of the
Amateur Athletic Union of the United
States, the friends Of James E. Sui.
livan have arranged for a dinner in
his honor at the New York Athletic
club tonight From all indications It
is to be a most notable affair Covers
will be laid for $50 and the guests
will include all OF those who have
been prominent in popularizing and
purifying amateur sport in America.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
Texas Cotton Growers.

Special to the Herald.
Dallas, Texas, Jan. 9.-"Help boost
cotton is the slogan of the scores of
planters and others who gathered in
Dallas today at the opening of the
convention of the Texas division of
the Southern Cotton association. The
chief object of the meeting is to
awaken an interest in all lines of
cotton, and to devise ways and means
of making this years crop bring more
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09

best ever held by the association. The
program provides for addresses of in
terest not only to practical cheese
makers but also to patrons and dairy
farmers. An exhibition of the many
varieties of cheese manufactured in
Wisconsin is being held in connection
with the meeting.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09

money to the planters than hereto
fore. Arrangements for taking part
in the convention of the Southern Cot
ton association at Birmingham next
week are to be made. Some talk is
being heard in regard to putting for.
ward a Texas man for the head of the
Southern association.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
cheesemakers, Convention.
Special to the Herald.

Specldl 10 the Herald.
Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 9.-The IF.
teenth annual convention of the Wis.
consin Cheesemakers' association,
which is the largest organization of it's
kind in the United States, met here
today for a three days session. There
is a large attendance and the pros
poets are the convention will be the
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09

Let Tippen & Gilbreath take your
measure for a Tailor-made suit. Fit
and workmanship guaranteed Cor
ner Of Oak and John streets. Phone
535. 16-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
Wisconsin Legislature Meets.

Special to the Herald.
Madison, Wis, Jan. 9.-The wiscon-
sin legislature opened its regular ses-
sion today. Governor Davidson's mes
sage, dealing almost exclusively with
State matters, was read.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-01-09
LOVE LANDS sPEAkERsHIP.
Vote Was 81 to as for the Man from
Dallas.

Austin, Texas, Jan. Sion. T. B.
Love of Dallas was elected speaker OF
the Thirtieth Legislature by vote of
81 to As.
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LABOR UNIONS At WAR.
Brewery Workers Fight Deeislon
Federation of Labor. ~. Il

Brewery Workers Fight Decision Of
Federation of Labor. 'S:, ~. 4 S} 4.
Columbus, O., April Sin violation
Of the decision of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor the union men en-
ployed by the Franklin Brewery com.
pany to the number OF about sixty
were called on strike during the day
and the eight between the American
Federation OF Labor and the interna.
tional organization of brewery work.
ers began in earnest. Whether 1t will
Immediately affect the other breweries
will depend upon developments. n
II was generally thought the brew.
erynen would relent and abide by the
ruling of the American Federation OF
Labor, the organization which is SUI.
preme in the labor world of America
The brewery workers have thrown
down the gauntlet to the American
Federation of Labor and if the latter
carries ont its reported intention ii
will Immediately start a dual organ
ization and ill the places of the men
who refused to continue at work.
The fight is based entirely upon the
question of the Jurisdiction over fire
men and engineers and has been an
issue In nearly every settlement with
the brewers for several years. =
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MAY NOT. co 10 pH,llPRlNEs
Taft Urged to- Stay Home and Make
~ !. Fight TOR; preside i15 81

re, e. ~ Fight Tor lpreside ney. vi
washington, April Secretary
Taft may abandon his proposed trip
to the Philippines this fall His polit-
ical hackers and close advisers Ia
Washington will urge him to ,forego
this long journey and stay here and
make a fight for the presidential nom.
nation. E5' r. s n 5ss: \ Y
IS Whether the secretary will give up
his trip remains to be seem Mr..
Taft's friends are thoroughly aroused
and propose to push his presidential
boom with all the vigor at their COM
mand. They believe that It would be
suicidal to Mr.. Taft's political 'ambi-
lions to leave the country at the very
time the struggle In Ohio is on to de.
termine whether his name or that of
Foraker shall be presented to the Re
publican national convention. IN 81 H.; !.
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Il PROMINENT ALlENlsTs APPEAR
BEFORE LuNAcY coMhalssioN
, y; in. THE THAW CASE. =
ToHBs OFFICIALS ALSO on THE STAND
PRISONERS ATTENDANTS SAY
i. he ALWAYS ACTED IN A.
RATIONAL MANNER. = /. =

New York, April 3.-The commits
sion in lunacy which Is inquiring inte
the present state of mind of Harry K
Thaw allowed DR.. Allan McLane Ham
iton to testify as to what he knows CT
Thaw's mental condition. This action
was taken over the continued protest
of the defendants attorneys. g.
DR.. Hamilton declared it to be his
belief that Thaw is suffering from a
progressive form of paranoia or de-
1Msional insanity and declared the
opinion that the defendant is not capa
bic of realizing the nature Of the
sharges against him. .
Many attaches of the Tonbs testi,
fed that they had never seen Thaw
do anything irrational.
At the afternoon session Dr. Austin
Flint expressed the opinion that Thaw
was incapable of understanding the
charge against him or of advising
counsel and that he was suffering
from paranoia, with original decisions
of persecution now passing into delu.
sions of grandeur. Twenty OF more
pages of memoranda prepared by
Thaw as suggestions to counsel were
submitted to DR.. Flint, they including
newspaper clippings and a speech by
President Roosevelt denouncing t'the
heinous crime of rape,'* and this latter
Thaw recommended be used i'll the
summing up After examining these
memoranda DR.. Flint said they had
an important bearing upon his opinion
that Thaw is now insane.
DR.. William Mabon, another of the
states experts, said Thaw was incapa.
bic of understanding the charge
against him or of nationally advising
his counsel. DR.. Mabon admitted he
had never examined the prisoner and
would not commit to an asylum any
one whom he had not examined as to
his sanity. He conceded with Dr.
Flint as to Thaw's insanity from the
medical standpoint and, sanity in the
meaning Of the law.
DR.. William Hirsch declared hi
opinion that Thaw was suffering from
an incurable form of paranoia. V
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cIrss Employers iel,, 90

Column ApgriI tie 300
hers the ana aoecs
aiOia BE 10 asaslsa
have
ssSasfs having sssneaa
einpleye BIZ tsi sessll-
lrac nslna ID Eil
e. zsae ac.ss n sssls S0S:I
All oI,ea siss,s,.
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WILL Be ISSUED AT ONCE.
Great Northern's Stock increase Of
s $4,000, COO. .s 4

5.s4 New York, April i3:-The ~ Great
Northern railroad has issued a circular
to stockholders saying that since the
courts OF Minnesota have awarded the
case 70 the company in the suit to
restrain the issue of its $4,000, 900
new stock it viii be issued at once.
y The Gates viii be as follows: Assign
ments of rights will be received np%te
the cIose:of business April Is ia first
four installments of 40 per cent each
VIII be due April IN the further twelve
instal lnlents per cent each; VIII
SSleSduf. month p from May, 1901. to
April, 1868 $a* s5 sszs> H. = ~
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PROPOSED COMPROMISE NILS.
Minnesota Railroads and Legislature
+! Cannot Get together. II !: !:

T" Cannot Get Together !. I
! st.>Paul, April 3.-The much talked
Of compromise on the 2.cent passenger
fare bill is Off and now tits ID be 4
case of do your worst If talk counts
for anything the railroads Gao expect
little mercy at the hands pf the two
legislative branches from now Oh.
Much of the legislation now pending
will be passed, drasticSas the roads
say it is D, 7. $:s5S 10. 81
The compromise proposed by the
roads originally contained many good
things beyond the fondest dreams sof
those interested, but what the commit
tee-was offered WAS a ii nk disapp point.
.ment. For a $21lss-cent fare the roads
agreed to continue the issuance of the
present 1000 mile books, 10 sell a3 500:
mile family mileage book for $40 and
to give a reduction Id commodit II rates
@approSimating about half that pro1r11lI
gated blythe railWay and warehouse
commission and which is now in It'll,
cation. On grain rates the three
Northern roads, the Great Northern
500 and Northern fic, would make
no eductions whatever, and as for
the Southern roads the best they
would 4 do would TO make their
schedules to bring them in line nth
the 8 per cent cut made by the North
ern roads a year ago vi. :ss
As to the passengersfa tes the roads
would not entertain Il propositio of a
$2cent return ticket good unit used,
nor would they grant q 4, 00O.miles book
on all roads to be sold at55s til "a
rebate Of $40 if used III a year The
wit hdraWal of the pgnding suits was
not even mentioned IL the on r sun
rnitted. All this was Included ID the
original offfef I: Ssi
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I Prize FiqIlss / 4 l,s

E teapot s s. here VIM sbe
prize this Gov.
ssrnof johnson mai HE'D
ger, slaeriff Eof ennepin col,nts III
the so.caIl lied atflieti c Xxi billions Iii
this la ize rights
5saasi slle laws s,ff 4
aiesota permit ,ssis
puts ari end az All igIit
her
/ sIled III s5eesir III d near
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ELEVEN.y EAR:oLD HEROINE.

Warns Guests Of Burning Hotel Until
S &. Overcome BY Smoke. 81
4 Boston, April 4ouisa Plympton,
eleven years old, showed great hero
ism at Ere in the Hotel Nottingham
ON Huntington avenue. here in warn.
ing occupants OF many rooms, continu:
ing her efforts until she collapsed,
nearly overcome by smoke $< $e Y
The Are started ina room on the
fifth floor and was caused by an ex.
plosion: OF gasoline. s, ~. -. s.:5 s,
Fire Commissioner Wells made his
way through the smoke to the room oil
Mrs. H. p. Perry, where he recovered
papers and jewelry valued at $25, 900.
the property of Mrs. Perry.
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sTEEL q. Als1E FoR puL u D Z.
Big Hts 70 BE Erected at} Head 81
s}sss the IL {S

ss8 New Tril United
States Steel corr ion has decided
~ abiisls an iron and steel plant at
sI,llIlsst plans are NOT fuiI Il
velolisds but hey VIII obabl include
~ blast furnace, six open heart fur
nasss blooming mil 1, rail- and sliape
mill mil diactt coke
coal shop cement plant etc. to-
invest son ething IKE Il, a0O,-
iofs Bad
To1edo he naacfsisls
situa here Isy grow ING
despefate ammo uneea
anent II ins future
carry rms and aenasefTes
III
& and III EleSz
Ea1itsa naestin.g
y ana iii ans;
gainse he bloc allea hich
seems sIn
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REPUBLICANS VICTORIOUS.
State Ticket Elected by a Large Ma
iority in Michigan.

Ssase atcket Elected by Large Ma
jority in Michigan.
Detroit, April 3.-The Republican
state ticket has received a majority Of
about $4,000 according to the latest
returns. The successful candidates On
the state ticket are, ;2-; ss;~z s 1.s $s#
Supreme court justices, Aaron v.
;McA1vay and Will II. Carpenter;
regents OF he state university, Junius
E. Beal and Frank B. Leland, and
member of the state board of educa-
ton, William A. Cotton. =. M -
= There was little interest except In
those cities which had Iloeal fight
and lin. the So fifth congressional dis
trict, where the Republicans voted on
q candidate to stand 4 at the special
election to elect a successor in con
gress to William Alden Smith. I'D. u
Diekmas. chairman Of the Republican
state committee, and State Senator
Huntley Russell were the candidates
for the nomination and Chairman
Diekmas has APPARENT secured a
small majority }Sis5# Is, s
-
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ACC soposAi...

! King E3reWery Workers Consirigr-
ing Enpioyers'8 e,fffer..
louis, ae executive
commit ssof the several loca ions
ri brewery 'a Work ers VINO are on strike.
met dIiKIIg the morning 90 consider.
che $propo tions mad J5ya the brewer,
owners ~ who were fl confer tiil
late At nigh
i the eontroVe is settled 1T Isl
sund 1 the strik ers viii be permit
ted 10 return To WorA ats once.
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sTRRET CAR AZ ]. Jt, ] n THE TRACK RI,

One 7asset1gs fatally and Four 9th.
i;.F= Nj ers Seriously Injured. ss.*.
]; Omaha, April ga heavily loaded
street car jumped. the track near the
corner of Twentieth and Il streets,
South Omaha, and dashed into stone
wal Five passengers were seriously
il. 5ured 1 one Of whom, o. i: serviss OF
South Omaha VIII die. More than a
score Of Others were hurt. Il. :Ss5:tt;$
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sls sr,,air,

Baton
ssaaian ter sev.
srs mont lsflda er laagsts
lEallrsle was
nov ger 4 several;
Hi el sstss
81 ass,gE
90 q s1 assai y.
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trik d 1, Fad
i i,ssss Id

&. JIG nan iii l
sasssss asogssg d 4 sid
et,fil.l
lcis
siias aisse off
q i as tssa-s
Iii il " sssea IS
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pARTiAL AGREEMENT \ REACHED
IN DISPUTE OF RAILROAD Il:
(. MEN AND EMPLOYERS. ..zl
2uR1ReR CONFERENCES BEING HELD
QUESTION or A SHORTER WORK.
DAY. THE ONLY PoiMTSRE-
:.52 NAMING UNSETTLED.

Chicago, April 3.-The conferences
between the managers of the Western
railroads and the trainmen and con-
:ductorss weres resume during The day
with Commissioner Knapp Of the In
terstate commerce commission and
Secretary Neill of the United States
labor commission acting as peace
makers. S3s r.
! The situation at the opening of the
conference was not changed The
men have accepted the increase Of
fered by the railroads, but will stand
out for a working day of nine hours.
The railroads are obdurate on this
point and insist that they have made
all possible concessions. 1t is expect
ed that the conferences will continue
for several days more. .:sss ISL
Later in the day it was announced
that the members of the Order of
Railway Trainmen and of the Order
Of, Conductors had decided TO resume
negotiations regarding the demand
for shorter day with the managers
Of the railroads. = %f$E5
Washington, April s.-Conamissioner
of immigration Sargent has just re
turned from trip of inspection
through the West 2 s'.ss s,a: =:
while in Chicago" Mr. Sargent
said, Il met and talked withS.the Off
Gals of the various trainmen s unions
and I can safely say therezWilI be no
strike. The men and the officials. of
the road are not so FAIR apart but an
agreement can be reached by mutual
concessions. l am confident from my
talk that both sides are anxious to
effect a settlement without ID strike -
Mr.. Sargent was for seventeen years
at the head of the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Firemen.
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FcoDsTuFFs5 4 FEED FIRE re ].
Large Cold storage On Canal zone
DESTROYED &t H III

;olon.. sprii - .i,lh he cold storage
esta a b sshlment At cunt Hope, one OF
the largest and most Va1uable on the
Sistiinias, has been alnaos completely
DESTROYED by IRE The loss is placed
at several hundred st housand lars.
The cause Of the fire has not vet been
5agcerta ined The bililding was hIlaa
with !. q LARGE Yariet Of food tuffs and
other DropeEty. .z5:
3 PRESIDENT sia SYNDICATE. M
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Negro Hanged % Oil Derrick.

Durant, I. r, April 2.-Jim Will
fans, colored, charged with assault on
Lille Miner, white, near Colbert, /.
r., was lynched at Durant by a mob
Of 1000 people. He was hanged to
an oil derrick. -.,st ;as
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Spring will soon fbe here.
How about those harnesses YOU 81,
have: been promising yourself to
have fixed up? Bring them to
[Ghisholm g + iitzgerald Vine
man build ding, Kelley avenue. 81. u.
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d


B John makes rI,,
loans Al The loves as.d I,sse,
terms and princiirss
parable at his oiTfiiea l
aict iol,
j aog The
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ssg hid md