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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
WILL FIGHT PRCfl LAW.
Meeting Of Georcians Interested u"
Bre~eries Held in Savnrnah.

Savannah. Ga Sept "a meet
ing Of repr, s,niati>rs OF s.|'r"' OF
the brewtliss Of the state was hex
here saturday. and action 10 be taxi
On i'm the matter OF fchting the recent
prohibition law enacted oy tle Geor-
g1a legislature Was discussed. II 10
SAID tina, the principal ground for the
fi2ht will be based upon the fact taat
tne brewing Of spurious ana
malt liquors has been pronounced BY
the l.u.' "a S,l;'s supreme cou't
legal and legitimate business. and
that Interference by a state lcsis!a-
ture l. 4 constitutional violation and
an INFRINGEMENT upon Interstate com
mcrcc. Discussion u the charter
rights OF the companies was also en-
gagged in. all OF the companies. II
seems, have charters whose terms
do not expire for some years.
Present 1T the meeting were Albert
Steiner. ard r.. =. McCandless OF
the Atlanta brewing aud Ice comra-
ny; 4. Black. Of the Macon Brewing
company, ard r. W. Herman. OF the
Augusta Brewing company. as well
A. the representatives Of tue loca'
brewery inl. rests.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
ADOPTS UNION PRICES.
Action Of Executive CONS. ':tee OF the
Southern Cotton Association.

Jackson. Miss. Sept. ~. After
adopting minor changes In the con-
stitution. the exec utiye committee o,
the Scu.Ecrn Cotton ASSOCIATION ad
journcd Saturday.
The NOS: important action OF the
two days session was the fixing OF
the mimi nm cotton price at Is cents
per pound and SEQ per ton for cot
ton seed. \ committee was appoint
ed to confer with manufacturers In
on EFFORT to have the seed market
open pt SEQ if0ossible.
PrnS idsn; Harvie Jordan. Organizer
Smith and Pre- Sident Walter Clark, Of
the Mississippi division. were appoint
cd a committee to arrange an timer
airy for tour OF the cotton belt' tG
arouse enthusiasm in the work OF the
as oriation.
Madison county wae selected as the
ste OF an cNpe riment station OF the
organization.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
IlN1|-0R|ENTAL RIOTS
,roea1iel Mob at Vancouver, B. e.,
Lake Attack N Foreigners
.a,icks AND BOTTLES USED
n.,>ish Columbian City Is Scene Of
Asveee RiotinS. Which Was Finally
ovsiied by the Police After Many
Aerrs,s Had Been Made.

a>attle. Wash. Sept. ~. A dis
latch 10 the Post-lnteiiischcer from
Nasecsyer. Il. c.. says
.Follo~tng q rio, Saturday evening
- Vancouver, in when CEina!oan
~ the japanese quarters Wei" rad
- and damaged apprnA.matnS $lo.'
- a further demons ration occurred
h.Aer ia which Niki NIe leAii. cGi.t
- the bureau Of foreign Conlnere
80 head OF the japanese consular
a,rvice. and Consul Baburo hisamid-
-. OF Seattle. were the central liz
asea and in which riot a number -!
asoole we're bruised and injured by
6soaRn bottles and hying bric"s In the
hands OF q frcnzicd mob.
Daron lshi and Consul fItsamiczu
Dnally n0de their escape from the
1nh and the affair WAS Immediately
oaAled to Toxic.
Coiacident with the riot was the AZ.
AvAl Of . steamship having on board
u least 500 Japanese. with q com
moa Impulse the mob sucscd TO the
MATER froot and as soon as tue jap
a,ees cane do~n the gang plank.
Nhoy we're met a. we riO.ers. Seven
~ eight Of the -. - we've uncere'
nsaiossly picked g.. .n. tar y In: q
hsrssrd Inlet
0till further rioting occurred when
. crowd Of A.COO laborers started on
~ varpath. but were finally quelled
o. he police after ABOUT twenty ar
Oosts had been made.
Sunday night Chinatown was roped
. - and the quarters OF the Orientals
esarded BY he police.
F, Baron lshii gave out an interview
II which he stated that he had cabled
- Ambassador Kaneko at London ap
De!sins him OF the stirring events
1ese.
Indemnity TO the amount o.
~ 900 from the city will be claim
~. Mayor Bethune declares the
fn6emnity will not be paid and the al
0AlS vill be taken up with the Ihmin'
Sea government Saturda! night
stotng vas the worst In the history o
Western Canada. International com
1lications are looked for.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
70 GET INSURANCE MONEY
Believed oiri sought LIE Of Count
kAmarovSky.

Vienna, Sept. O.--The Vienna 20.
lice have made an Interesting discOv.
cry which ma! account for fhe At
tempt at Venice. Sept. 4. ON tho HE
of Count Kamarovsky. a colonel Of
the national guard and . councillor oil
state, BY Nicholas Naumo6. . Rus
stan.
Il has been ascertaincd taat Ka-
marovsky insured his life for $780,
900 IN favor Of . lacy WITH whom Ae
fell In love. As she Vas acquainted
with NaumofR. II Is presumed that she
planned to murder MIN In the hope Of
obtaining the money from the insur-
ance company. Another Russian
suspected Of having been implicated
In the plot has bSen arrested here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
RACE OF BIG LINERS
Lusitauia and Lucalia Speeding
Across the Atlantic.
RACE OF GREAT INTEREST
Wireless Kilograms Have Bee" ~
eeived Giving the Progress OF the
Race Up to Monday-lusitania 10
One Ct the largest Vessels Afloat.

New York. Sept. lO.NNspa'chts
b, wi.o',y. telegraph from the steam
er n.it,l.a. ore OF the giant ships
that l. rxr"ctr.l u break records IN
mailing III, 'r.rs between England and
tie iu;',G States aad rC,urn. give
Ing on her first VOYAGE. \ HtreIes
MT ssate says:
"The I.,:sitan!a t:a.".cd at no great
pace az mt. but The absence u VI
b,ati.u Wa. 50 lo..,,ay.e that II made
IN. ~ e,nrrrs believe tna, they were
dining IL . hotel. Af,er dinner the
pace was i,.ri'.a.' j.
While hun,!iCGs Wrrr exploring and
almiring the comforts Of tne snip,
groups OF Cun.rd directors. ship ex'
perts and naval architects gathered ~
the smoking room ard earnestly dis.
cussed tie prospc cts Of the voyagr.
"The I.uca..ia. witch left Liverpool
four hours rh"al CT us. was o"ertak
on ard pa ed at $50 Sunday morn.
ing. Sic he'd hd'f an hour start o.
us leaving Queenstown.
1.-TWO hours after Ne hn Queens
town the l.ucania vs's still ahead
! AZ six O'Clock Sunday night she va
| about Il or 20 miles asteru OF US.
fog caused the I.usitania to Stacker
down her speed. which greatly disap
pointed the passengers"
Another d.ypa.ch sccat ri o'cloc'
SUNDAY night reported that the shiI
was $50 miles from Queen stown. TIT
weather was clearer. It announced
! and the vessel Was pl0ughing At he
greatest speed.
1.-THE I.ucania il believed TO be nea
u.s." the dispatch continued. but he
position is not specified. She ha
not hem sighted since dinner time
The passengers are lining the side
to eaten a glimpse.of her II possible
The progress Of the l.usitania Is yer!
smooth"
\ Later DISPATCHES reported that to-
I.us.tania had passed the l-ucania,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
FIRE At CHARLOTTE
s~epaper Plant Has Marrow Escape
from 0estruetion

Naariotte. y. c. Sep; lo.-A FIRE
.en broke out In the pant OF the
Ar'otte Observe at 2 O'Clock Mon.
~ morning for a time threatened the
aetfon II the whole newspaper
~ but was .x,inguish.., within q
pe OF hour, by strenuous work
- Tie hre department
ne EDITORS and printers who were
"s the first edition OF the pa
were compelled TO fee many OF
losing their persona; effects.
Wilson. 4 deaf mute lad -,
ss years Of age, who vas sleep.
tae stock room, Is missing.
sre loss has no, yet been esti-
but It Is fully covered by in
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
$50 Geo .ccc REQUIRED.
Colossal Sum Necessary to Run New
YORK C.ty 'or a Year.

New iul". Sep. 10. r"is city
vii! face tie most CO.r al CAp,N-r
account ~ iiS histur! dlrlns tie cu.n
ing year. TIE expense: OF .oN,rn-
ment. as i2ur. on: bv the ,arldus
heads OF departments for the camil. Z
year will in round numbers be- ,ou'
$l+O. 900 900. Tais Is COnsllrra oly
more tnan Was required to run tn"
whole United States rnmcnt in
1876. and shows an expenditure tha'
eclipse, anything ever heard al ~
muIit,,a. his,Or,
II has bee n.iGurod ou' BY s'a'is
titan, TIA, ~ .,a) $40. ''.". ""' 4.
this amount viii go for r'aij-" =
growing rich over l!tIt. r." IL )
IT. III in TIE hu''S'; Ri: wear t'>i g.
not y. serious critics n hN t''
ta>pa,,-s i, l.r s." .u,n T"' that /.
asked for the !"p.ic rchc".s. n
der SupcrIn,' rd.M' NA>Ac.l. the ~ "
York pubic schools save GOA, trJr'
neal! IL, lowest sag" a.! ,t"ci' -
IN tn" cOurt~y - l:.r = .;e.i. r.
teacnrr> asr tie t'.i paid III tan .'
ally C,h,r tOu'frf az! ta'! g" Hp'
pointed ui,snui thr >li-h:D I no,.tica
influence. A., tia; l., r. Tu!' I 81 = Il
Is TO pass t,e so-ra,.ci "MaxHen OK
ANNA ION. Ii they can d. tli> thciI
place j. secure. "a" I, -ult az th!.
liberal policy has been % draw 1" TIC
City OF New forS the ry bet teach
Ing talent In the country. 1t come:
hard som, times ON tie native New
Yorker. but as il in.u:es 10 the len
| eft Of pubic education. there Is M
tie or no criticism OF the Maxwell
NYslem
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
ALABAMA MAY GO DRY.
preSibition Wave ls Sweeping Over
tie State

Montgomery. Ala. Sept. 10, The
1soaibhion wave seems to have struck
Alabama In full force. the tight In
Ss9erson county be,nk merely a pre-
urinary to what appears to be devel-
~eIaS into q statewide movement.
Lieutenant Governor Gray. who Is
ae aspirant TO the highest ufilce in the
Skate. rs successor to Governor CO.
Der. has come out strongly as a
Vssaabition candidate. and a number
- the smaller counties will vote on
" question before the winter holi-
~.
Among the forces that are busy
aanst the sale OF liquors Ia the Bap
~s church. which Is conducting q
stemat.c campaign and has been for
s'0s time against the business.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
Oldest Mason IN tn World.

Mount Sunapec. n. H.. Sept. TO-
James Bellows McGregor. said to Be
the Oldest Mason In the world. cele-
bratcd his lO6th birthday with . pub
lie reception Friday. He vas born In
1901, a mile from where he now lives
near here. His Joining Of the Ma
sonic order In 1897 makes him . men,
Der Of eighty years standing. and
the oldest Mason on record In the
world. Mount Vernon lodge. A. =. 4
NJ, Of Newport will attend the cele-
bratiun In u body
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
Employees to Stand Firm.

Dc?'lr. Ala. Sept. lo.-More
than 500 Louisville & Nashville rail-
r. ad employees here Saturday adopted
s.rong resolutions against the threats
of local state officers to have their
fellow employees indicted or arrested
for performing their duties without re-
gard to suspended statutes. Sew
eral speeches were made supporting
Federal Judge Thomas Jones inJunc-
ZION. preventing state on'cials from
arr,,.in- Louisville and Nashville
ON u nNGnG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
70 Build Fine ope'a House

New Yu,n. Sept. 9.--Dscar Ham =
merstein. the orc-atic manager. says
Nh. T,r,,s ras purchased NE mara.e
,,~iL.ncc and 'arcc piCt ~ ground at
the southeast corner Of Broad and
po,,ar streets. Philadelphia. aud will
er,c, tne-" IN ooera hnusr which vii
r,y.l IN beauty ard spac'ousIcss the
finest structures 81 lie KIND III 'a's
counIr, or Europe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
TROOPS PUT TO FLIGHT.
Y, S. Soldiers Attack kansas Jail TO
0eseR ComeSde.


Junction City, Kans.. Sept. lO-A
mob OF nearly fifty soldiers from the
terriers school at Fort Riley came
here about O'Clock Sunday morn
Ing for the purpose OF releasing 4
comrade Who was confined In the jail
at this place.
The sheriff and city police force
were Informed OF their coming. and
from positions In widows above the
Jail opened fire with winchester rifles
that quickly Dispersed the mon rs 1t
sought to force an entrance.
The authorities at Fort Riley put
guards ct the Jail and are aiding In
the effort to find the members OF Re
mob. Two arrests have been made &.
No one was shot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
Dan o'Le.ry stiii p.ve,sy.

day night Dan OiRary. the old time
champion pedestrian. continued stead.
lily his endurance test Of walking one
thousand niles In one thousand con-
secutive hours n Norwood. . Cincin.
natl subur,. Notwithstanding hts
c. years. O'leary says he will sure
~ complete the unique walk and ne
showed no sign Of WEAKNESS Al the
end OF his first eight hourly miles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
Fatal wreck Near chat.sneesa

Chattanooga. Tenn. Sept. lV--By
the uyerturning Of an engine % the
Belt Line railway al 100 O'clOek Oun-
day evening. Fireman Charles E.
Mil, va Instantly Killed and Con-
ductor William Stroup was fatally in
jured. Spreading rails caused the
engine e leave the track and turn
over. plaiuring the fireman under the
wreck. Ton freight cars pi.ed up
on the wrtchrd engine. T!e en'i.t
train was practically demoi,.A.a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
University Vas Large. Attendance

Tu.calotsa. Ala. Sept. 1O.-The
enrolment AZ tao university has
reached he encouraging number OF
.5" There are Is! new students.
an advance OF "a in the registration
Of tar third day last y1r. Thomas
Palmer and Miss Stella Palmer. for
merry Of the university. but now at
Mur,eva,!o, have returned 10 resume
their studies. Tncre are quite 4
number Of students !Iom Birmin & NJ q :,
Mobile and Nont comcry.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
Dead Body Found IN . Creek.

Troy. Ala. Sept. lotto deae
body Of NNford Sanders. . we'll known
young white man. vas found IN Q
creek near Tennille. II miles from
ncr. ON Friday. His right foot vas
caur:, In Q root near the bank. 6e1.
ders had been missing about two
weeks and his decompdsed body leads
to The belief that he had been drown
cd that length Of time. He had been
in bad health. but his death CANNOT
be accountdef or. Sanders had 70
Gently been working in Florida. but
vas on a visit to his old home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
Fatal Mine ceident.

Coahula. Mexico. sept. ia fre
occurred Satu:da! at the Espcronsa
mines, In which - Mexican miners
were killed and man! Injured. The
fire started n No. AM is supposed
to have been Cau,td b, fire damp. &
large fC.te 81 Ter i. 1t work trying
to alleviate nc suffering OF the In.
tured, wall ever! uhJit l. being made
10 get the r, dies Of TIE dead out Of
tie mine.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11

Required ssssaseh q me asse - 49,
~ Nln.
ChAttanooNs TenA., 0ove. IA
special to the Times fFO0 0adsdso
says:
News has just besa rscelyel y
Cadsden Of . bloody tsaoo6y. Witch g.
CURED near Martliag. % 0aDl nsuA.
tain. In 'Aarshal cosAty. Saturday
morning.
Frank Lee. the maniac 60 a An
or Leo. who had been supposed heS0.
less, became violssl and Killed NJ
aged father BY beatins cot his seains
with 4 stick. An 1hs oehsr oe0boso
OF the family eseaDed.
Whes m attempt vas made % 60.
ture young Lee aftss bis Srusesos
work, Il required The cD0bane6 ooeee
Of I'VE ssrong men % bring HIN u
submissSos. 49,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11


EOgales. Aris.. Sept. lO.-Acti1g
at the request Of Mexican o1cials.
the government has secret service
men and troops patrollins the border
between this state aod Mexico. u
has been feared by the Mexican ~.
thori,ies that IN attempt at revoluttoa
will be made on Sept. 18th. tho A.
niversary OF Aexico's independence.
An investigation develops that many
Mexican malcontents have coagregat
ed on this side OF the border. and -
there was serious trouble last year. It
vas deemed best to take due precau-
lions. The greater part Of the sus.
poets are political exiles and refn
gees from il, ..ce.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
Iona crouth Broken.

Oklahoma cry. q. r.. Sept 10
broken Sunday nil.t by 1.O tnches
Of rain. The rain va genera. all
over Oklahoma and Iadian Territory
20 inches having !al.cn al Weather
ford: l25 inches at Ho,denvtile. I.
r.. and 55 inChc5 a. Chandler. Cot.
tOn and fall seeding vas great! benz
Gifted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
ssrv,os q Wsss.as Ossaysl

O0SVtWO " WoH Oy
CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 1e.-Fay0
clans have assin delayed u serving
Of warrant 10 arrest Mrs.. Char.
lotte Phillips for the alleges MURDER
Of her husband. JohA J. Phillips. .
local operator and broker. uho va
found dead last Moaday. The var
rant vas prepared last ThsrsAay. Int
vas not served owing TO the criticaS
condition Of Mrs. Phillips w10 vas
reported to be In . state Of coma.
Sunday the physician representing IL
family reported that Mrs. Philiips
vas in no conditioa to b takea to
the court.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
e,o.meo Select Chicago I.

Oklahoma City. Sept. lr-Thc Ma
donal F1rsmeus association Of Amer
1cs mas selected Chicago for Its nex'
convention.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
BOLT FIRES HOTEL
Fatal Fire Occurs At Cleveland
Springs, n. 6.


and Three People,. Caught BY the
Flames and Hsid captivss. Less
Their Lives.
Charlotte. N. c.. 0ept. 10.--Dur-
Ing = severe electrical storm aboat IL
o'clock Sunday night. the pretty =
story motel at Cleveland SDrinxs. n.
c.. vas struck By lightning and IN "a
hour and . half the aotel was ~.
duced to ashes.
Three persons. caught and held
captive BY the wild aanss. were
burned to death.
The victims Of the Are we're:
Miss Smith. Of Elsaboro. n. c..
and twO negroes. nance unknovos
employees OF the hoesl. .
Only . few Of III guests s0eseD
were saved.
Miss Smith oecvpisd . Foco - u
third door. and Der screams veeo
heard BY oaIooksss. bat u - ~.
possible 70 reaeh Aee.
One negro WOMAN. vh6 sleSe ID ~
attic. managed - gst a ~ vese.
jumped TO the electric wire aaA 70 tAe
post. sliding down safely.
The loss to the hotsl win - abool
IS. 900. with 90. ~ isssraacs.
Cleveland spripss b abest - nilss
from Charlotte. Il - faDoss -
Sort -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-11
New Public Library .

Columbus. Ga Sept. lG-Th' .ex
public rbrar! hsre. costing So. "o".
has been c,..'plesed. and wii! bc t.gn-
"a over 70 t..e t;GSLees tnls WeeA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
HALPIN TO HIS ENEMIES
Manager of Olympic Team Replies
to Attacks of Well-known
Athletes

New York. Dec. S0.-Matthew P Halpin,
manager of the victorious team at the
Olympic games in Athens. has replied to
the attacks made upon him by several
members of the team and their protests
against his acting as manager of the
American team, which is to take part I'm
the games in London next summer In
a long communication to the papers Hal
pin gives what he declares to be the rea-
sons for the attacks and the protests
He says that the main reason for the
protest of the ITiSh-AmeTican club is the
fact of the intense rivalry between that
club and the New York Athletic club, of
which Halpin is a member. The protests
of the various members of the team at
Athens, he declares to be based on per-
SOnaL grounds. and takes each one in turn
tellinS his side of the incidents which
they have related He closes his state
ment with a reference to the disappear
ance of the cablegram of congratulations
from President Roosevelt, which disap-
peared while being passed about the table
at the banquet in Athens after the games
and has never been recovered by the COM
mittee. Those whose criticisms Halpin
answers are: Martin J. Sheridan. Robert
Edgren, Ray .. Ewry. Harry Hillman. A
Sullivan. W. d. Eaton and r. G. Leavitt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-31
TEN ROUNDS
TO STANDST|LL
Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke
Put Up Red-Hot Ex-
hibition.
WERE EVENLY MATCHED
CONTEST ONE OF THE BEST OF
THE YEAR.

Milwaukee. Dec. 50.-Hugo Kelly OF Chi
cago and Billy Papke of Spring Valley,
ILL., fought ten fierce rounds TO a draw
before the Badger Athletic club tonight
Both fighters started in hammer and
tongs at the first tap of the gong, using
right and left with fTightful effect. Kelly
knocked Papke down, the Spring Valley
boy taking two of the count. The first
round was easily keliys. The second
round ended with honOrs even. Kelly
seeming TO have the first half and Papke
evening up matters in the last half. In
Inc third round Papke drew blood from
Kelly right eye, and Kelly in turn jabbed
Papke S face, also drawing blood. the
found ending an even break. The fourth
round was easily Papke's, he having floor
ca Kelly with vicious right TO the body
following this up with rights and lcfts
TO the face with good effect and drawing
blood freely. The fifth round was fast
and furious for the first half both fighters
easing up toward the end, Kelly seeming
10 have the better of the round Both
men bored in with rights and Iefts to the
mead and body in the sixth, Kelly upper
cutting with good effect Papke slipped
10 the floor in the round, but recovered
without losing any ground HOnOrS even
The seventh round was Papke's. Kelly be-
ing pretty well Winded at the end of the
round. In the eighth Kelly did consider
able cllnchinS ana seemed very weary
but at this point the honors were a stand
of. The fight in the ninth looked very
much like decision for Papke who had
helly very WObbly from fusillade Of
rights and lefts and upDercuts to the
body and head, the gong alone saving the
Chicago man. In the last round Kelly
came up strong and evened up any ad-
vantage scored by Papke uD to that time
Kelly used right and left with good effect
Keeping up hot pace until the gong
sounded. leaving nothing for the referee
70 do but to declare the bout a draw
The decision was well received.