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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
STREET CAR PEOPLE
OPEN PARTIAL SERVICE
In Louisville, By the Aid Of
Strike Breakers 10
AND PRoTEcTIo OF POLICE
Disturbances on Tuesday Were Nearer
Tire Business Center OF the City and
In One Instance a Brick Was Hun.
ed from an Office Window.

Louisville. Ky, March l3.-with
the aid OF strike breakers and the pro-
lection of the police, the Louisville
street railway company Tuesday
morning opened a part!a! service on
four lines. Between 81 and 10 strike
breakers, imported during the night
from St. Louis and Cincinnati, were
put on the cars and with two or three
policemen on each platform, made
several trips throu-h the downtown
district. Even with the police on
board. trouble began early, hold-ups
being numerous.
The disturbances were nearer the
business center ~ the city than on
Monday and in one instance a brick
was thrown into a car from a window
In an Office building a; Fifth and Main
streets. The missile s'rask a ST.
Louis strike breaker. who was riding
as a passenger, injurlng him severe
ly. But few passengers rode during
the morning evidently p-eferring 10
walk in the pouring rain rather than
To take chances on the cars.
Cars were brought out during the
morning as rapidly as men could be
secured TO man them, but the strikers
claimed that they had won over one
fourth OF all strike breakers who had
arrived up 20 ga n.
The suburban service. running 70
Jefferson, OEalon. Valley Station.
Prospect and other Ko2.ucky towns
within a distance OF l2 miles, was
not resumed Tuesday morning.
Great Inconvenience has resulted 10
the three or four thousand persons
who came into the city Monday morn
ing and were unable 20 return home
Monday night. The lnterurban ser
vice running TO Jacksonville and
New Albany. Ind. is the only service
being maintained today with any show
OF regularity.
Charles TRACER, acting as special
representative Of the second assistant
postmaster general, arrived late last
night and as result OF conference
with the railway management and the
postal authorities succeeded In having
the mail delivered 20 certain suburban
towns by special cars during the
early morning. These cars were
placardei with a sign four feet square
labeled United States Mail"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14

teal lines. and feel that they all
now have a clearer idea OF its eco
homie value 10 the entire country"
Mr.. Watson will sail for Bremen on
his official mission soon.
Mr.. Hayward. who Is prevented
from accompanying him by the serl-
Gus Hines OF his wife, will Join Mr..
Watson later. p. n. Gadsden, rep
resenting the mayor and commercial
interests OF Charleston. will accom-
pany Mr.. Watson.
The South Carollnans express the
opinion that II will not be necessary
20 resort 10 the expedient OF assist
ing immigrants 90 come south to the
extent OF more than three or four
ship loads. After the line 20 Charles
ton Is permanently established there,
and the immigration station authorized
by the last congress established. they
say immigration will drift TO Charles
ton Just as naturally as II does 10 the
northern ports. and be distributed
% the states further south.
Tuesday night the president held Q
conference with Attorney General Boz
napar,e. Secretary Strauss. Labor
leaders and southern men interested
IN the immigration question.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
Wanted TO Lynch Robbers.

Chicago, March IA dispatch 10
The Tribune from Manchester. Iowa.
says: The state military was call
ed out early Tuesday 10 guard two
bank robbers arrested for blowing up
the bank at Masonville. March 6.
from mob violence and Sheriff John
Hennessy has asked the governor for
more aid. Company d is now on
the scene with instruction 70 shoot
The trouble followed the oustIng OF
the grand jury which declared ille-
gal and which therefore cannot indict
the men held. Angry citizens soon
formed a mob and are bent on lyuch-
ing the men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
Postal Clerks oroanlzinq =.

Los Angeles. Cal. March Is. H.
@. Shaugh, the clerk who was sus-
pended by the postoffice department
said Monday night that he was pre-
pairing a report for submission 10 the
chief clerk regarding the brotherhood
Of Railway Postal Clerks who run out
OF Los Angeles. Within the past
few days I have received applications
from Seattle. Portland. Tacoma and
New Orleans. for temporary charters
authorizing the formation OF branch
organizations. These will DO issued
as soon as we receive our charter
from the secretary OF state. Mfr.
Shaush said the organization would
not be dis5snded; that the members
we're not advocates Of striking and
that they were not attempting TO i'm
pair the service.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
Will Cause Price 10 Advance

Chicago, March l3.-The general
congcsted condition OF railways
through the country and resultant
shortage OF cars. will cause an ad-
vance Of prices on manufacturer
products Of the American Paper and
Pulp Association for 1907 and 1905.
This Was the result OF 4 meeting OF
the Eastern and Western members o,
The association held here Monday.
The manufacturers expressed the
opinion that the business Is now ae-
tive and prices OF manufactured ar
ticles firm. the price. and Is likely
10 be advanced because ~ The scar
city OF raw materia, and existing car
shortage. The greatly increased
price Of production during The last
year Mas a.So given as a reason TOR
advances.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
VIII ee Watched with Interest.

Washington. March ia goodly
number of American naval officials
will witch with interest the entry in
10 Hampton Roads May 3 next, Of
the big japanese armored cruiser.
Tsukuga. Their interest Is explain
ed by two facts-first. that this ship.
with a speed on natural draft Of 22
knots. which Is better than any OF
our own cruisers can do. was turned
out from a japanese ship yard by
japanese workmen. who are Just be-
ginning naval construction; yet, &C
cording 10 naval experts, the ship
Is perfect In every detail. Second 4.
that the Tsukuga was under COM
mission and on the high seas withia
two years from the date her keel was
laid down IN Japan. No such speed
OF construction as this has ever been
attained In American ship yards.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
No Statue for John Brown =.

Topeka. Kans. rarch l3.-One OF
the last acts OF the house late Mon
day night. was the killing Of an item
In the general appropriation bills OF
Sc 900 providing for the erection OF
a statue in the hall Of fame at Wash
ington OF John Brown. OF Ossawat-
omie. A dramatic scene preceded
the demise Of the appropriation. The
item had been introduced by Senator
p. p. Waggener. OF AtchisOn. and
when he learned that the conferences
were threatening 10 cut II out. he
asked the members and employees OF
the senate TO follow him in singing;
John Browns Body Lies Wondering
in the Grave" A number OF sena-
tors took up the song. and then Was-
gener asked them 20 follow him. Al
the head OF nifty legislators and. en-
ployes. the Atchison senator led the
way frs, 10 the house committee room
and finally TO Governor Hoch's Office
singing the song al the top OF their
yolCas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
Mysterious puel Eounht

Berlin March IA mysterious
due! was fought Monday IN the Grnre-
WaId, near Berlin. one Of the par
Ic'pa";', Captain Won Behrens. was
taKen 10 a Eosni'a' n a dying condi-
'''"' -. -.'aCles 20 hi,
opponent. !, stated that he vas
\ person Of high rank au, his :drn-
MY has been concealed. There Is also
no explanation Of the cause. Tn.
due. was fought with pis.o,s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
Baseball Man Killed.

ST. Louis. March l3.-Patrick J.
Hynes, who. two seasons ago. pitch
ed for the 81, Louis American league
team. and who was signed with Mil
waukee for the coming season. was
shot In tie head and killed in the sa-
loon Of Harry V. Grover. Louis
W. Richardson. the bartender, was
arrested and charged with the killing.
Richardson declared he fred In self
defense and W. o. Stansberry. held
by the police as a witness, corrobor-
aIed the statement. Both said the
trouble arose over Hynes having or
dered some beer and then refused %
pay for Il. Hynes threw a pretzel
bowl at Richardson and then bran
dished a mop. vhereupon Richardson
fired Hynes was % years old.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
italian Entry Received.

New York. March I3.-Cortland
Field Bishop. president OF the Aero
Club Of America said Monday tina,
one entry has been received from the
Italian Aero club for the in:ernatioa-
al balloon race al ST. Louis for the
Gordon Bennett cup next October
The entrant Is Alfred Won W!lirr.
But the entry did not reach the COM
mittee ua,il after the closing OF the
lists on Feb. !. Word as 90 wheth-
er he Is eligible under these clrcum-
stances Is be!ns awaited from the
International AerORauiic Federation
under whose auspices the cup is Of
Tered. Won Miller was second in the
first international race last year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
Well Known Newspaper Man Dead

San Francisco, March l3.-Colonel
Henry NJ Shaw. formerly a newspa-
per man and OF late years connected
with the custom house, is dead. aged
90 years. During the stirring times
on the Comstock Lode, Colonel Shaw
was editor Of the Gail, was writer for
the Stockton Independent and earlier
was on the SIAN OF The New York
Sun. Colonel Shaw was a veteran OF
the civil war and was wounded q,
'hickamanuga. He afterward served
as Inspector OF rife practice in New
York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
Stat. wide Prohibition In Oklahoma

Guthrie. Okla, March l3.-staIe-
wide prohibition will be submitted
as a separate constitutional provision
10 the people Of the new State. the
Constitutional convention having ad-
opted the proposal Monday BY a vote
OF 60 20 10. state wide prohibition
will become a part " the constitution
II a majority OF he votes cast on the
separaIe issue are In favor u Il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
VII Sc Electrocuted.

Columbus. o., March 1S.-Dr.
Olive G. HaIgh. the Dayton, o..
murderer row r. the annex ~ the
Ohio penl'er'i3-y. viii BE- elecrrocu'-
ed ADr' 6. The supreme cour, on
Tuesday affirmed to dec sion ~ he
circui-vOrrt ard fixed the date on
Rhich. The murderer viii be put 10
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14

~ Explsins His Recent opln-
nd satisfies Ex-Governor Hey
and other Members Of South
|Ina Delegation.
.Ingson, March ls.-South
b oficials and others interested
. attitude OF the administration
assisted immigration. held a
nee Monday with President
IA and Attorney General Boz
At the white house and with
N Strauss at the department
nerce and labor.
esult OF the conferences with
;dent and Mr.. BOnaparte. &C
20 statements made By former
~ ID. c. Hayward. and Com
h OF immigration Watson, OF
srolina. was entirely salts
b ALL. concerned. and the
has expressed by MIR. Hey
according to the explana-
y BY the government on
new immigration law will
"a the states OF any rights
~ former laws which may
zen repealed or by the ex-
the day Messrs. Hayward
~ had a brief conference
5osident. This was follow
<he afternoon by a second
nt which. In addition TO
sd, there were present Al
neral Bonaparte. n. @.
I2or Of Charleston. and T.
the chairman Of the immi-
5mmittes OF the South Caro-
4fscturers' association. At
<aion the attorney general
ixiiors said the conference
b satisfactory one.
fnrence grew out OF q re-
- BY Mr.. Hayward. who,
Watson. Is about 70 start
10 make an effort TO secure
nsnt establishment OF the
Manners which the North
lloyd Steamship company
operating 10 Charleston.
~ 10 turning the tide OF
southwark.
Mon OF Attorney General
rendered last week on the
"A question. they feared was
20 upset their plans. and
requested that all action
bee with the attorney gener-
b be held In allegiance until
tould be held. The pres
pity granted the request
<rence.
meeting the entire matter
ned carefully aud Mr.. Boz
tplained the exact meaning
nion.
ward and Mr.. Watson ex-
Hst the state did not wish
fthing not absolutely legal
ne Immigrants needed in the
south Carolina. The re-
aid Mr.. Watson, els salts
10 all. We do not feel that
fment for immigration To the
ill be retarded In any way as
Of the attitude OF me admin
and ! am sure that the la
rests will not only not be In
any way, but will be bene-
n Governor Heyward said:
ronstrucuon OF the Law as
the attorney general Is alb
.atisfaciory 10 The movement
nation 10 the south. II
keen the purpose Of this
bring In contract or
Tue question Of the
OF the stale as %
passages OF i'm
sS be set forth
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
GainsWorld Record .

London. March IA dispatch
from Hong Kong ~,rlS f.a. 'e,
British China squadron has gained
worlds record IN light quick -hriag
practice. The cruiser King Alfred
|HEka lweniy hits in lhir,y eight
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
viii Raise Price Of Lumber.

Montgomery, Ala. March lS.-Tns
Alabama Lumber Manufacturers a.
soc.ation was ia sess.on here Tues
day for the purpose OF cons!derins
the business outlook in the yelioS
pine territory. As result OF ths
session prices will likely 30 raisea
from 81 70 81 so per thousand
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
WIN slna In New York
New York, March 13.-Frou

New York, March l3.-From Pr
Na'e CablegraTs received here
friend, Of Nine. Emma Calve, i vas
learned that 1t Is likely she will CONS
10 New York very soon TO sing IN tn'
Manhattan Opera house for he |"
nainder Of the season under the nAH'
sEsment Of Oscar Hammerstsin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-14
nth NOT HURT
/ Immigration ACT
South Carolina Men Saw
After Seeing Roosevelt.
Two ron MORE IMMIGRANTS

~ ExpIsIns HE Recent opln-
nd satisfies Ex-Governor Hey
and other Members Of South
<Ina Delegation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

green natural vines half conceal electric globes or
fairy lights. At each place is heart guest card
pierced with silver gilt arrow. Cupds, roses and
bells decorate these if the hostess is clever with
the brush Hearts should find place about the rooms,
a red and gilt alternating scarlet cords; the
globes on the chandeliers lamps be covered
with pink crepe paper which will give an additional
rosy hue to the surroundings.
The amusements can consist Of fishing for hearts.
One corner of the closed off by of pa
per roses hides the pond where scarlet, pink silver
and gold paper heart valentines 6shed for. On
each is written the "fate of the fisherman One for
man can contain the description of just the oppo-
site sort of woman he thinks much Of The same for
the woman Amusing prophecy is another way to
carry out the idea. The refreshments can be simple
or elaborate but suggestive of the day.
If the luncheon is to be passed., sandwiches cut
heart shaped and filled with seasoned minced tongue,
sardines or egg and olive mixtures will be found de-
lcious Heart shaped tarts with currant jelly filling;
small heart cakes with icing and tiny silver pellets
outline the heart shape beet salad the vegetables cut
into small hearts, and red raspberry ice formed INTO
hearts with tiny gilt darts thrust through will be
found moderate in price and deliciousy appetizng -
For a more elaborate menu the contectoners WI,
make spun sugar and decorate them with canoied
cherry hearts strung silver cords and crystalizeo
rose petals Two ice cream BIRDS too natural appear
ING to eat, snuggle down in the center
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

tribute the right hand sections to the men and the
others to the women The men then begin their search
to match their hearts and much merrlment ensues.
The first heart matched is joined by pink ribbon, the
others are tied with blue. The reunited hearts be-
come souvenirs which the gallant men present to
their mates, In this manner the supper guests can
find the partner with whom each is to be seated.
The table decorations be as elaborate as good
taste and ones finances will allow. The illustration
will express a suggestion where company of twelve
are to be seated at the table.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

.,crnpv saws that St. Valentine was beheaded
I ,! TnoeroT CIaudius because the young peo-
Oe we're so fond of him. He had great power
MAKING love affairs Tqn smoothly no M5s and in straight t
nns oa, the Young mourned him and met secretly
misfortune raor to oav homage to his memory On these
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

EAU they presented each
s s,Ssr with little tokens which
t @a.S' called lied St. Valentine offer
u.s.. !.cS and from this the custom
n.y. !? Ss,'rs Chr February I4th has
VI Y., ,t, is present popularity.
''I ! cisver entertainment for this
dlr can be carried .t out as S.; fol-
r HI Tiny pink tinted bristol
hoard Tsoi hearts are prepared by the
S Sr, four or five inches
. ,,ro,; the widest part; upon
Ss;e write suitable quotations.
, ,morr which the following will
BE- found appropriate;
pr,r. always looks for love again;
+ II ever single, it IS twain.
I,j iii i finds its counterpart
+ H." hears about an aching heart"
They have o'erlooked me and Oh
o,. half half Of me is yours, the other
half yours,
And 50 all yours.
TgI me- now last, what love will do;
Twill hurt and heal a heart pierced
through;
Tlyou love me as love you.
Gkniie can cut our love in two.
With a leadpencil draw zigzag
lines down the center of each
heart from top to bottom
through the inscription and
with Sharp scissors cut into two
parts, following the marking.
No two hearts should be cut
alike as this would confuse the
quotations. Punch a hole near
tb4 tim of each section and dis
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
| / |
BY
ELIZABEZ TIL NJ.
MORRISON
| |. !. /.
Courtesy Home magazine

"A Jar OF pink roses is used for the centern;ece and
aached to each by narrow pink ribbons for the men
ana blue Tor the women, are little red paDer mache
heart cases. containing souvenir which expresses
each persons fae-a heart, ring needle, coin, etc
these are distributed after the entertainment A
mound OF natural appearing crepe paper roses and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

Tomato salad is poured two inches thick in sheet
pans and when firm is cut into hearts with a cooky
cutter.
These are. placed in cups formed of blanched
leaves OF Boston lettuce and teaspoonful of mayon
nalse covered with tiny hearts from canned Span
1sh red peppers placed at side. small dart
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

NC lull tlllOuSH SdSu IL uCSllCu"
These metal darts can be pur-
chased at a confectioners and
come to about or S cents
apiece according to size. They
are made purposely for foods
SO there need be no fear of i'll
results from contact with the
metal.
CHICKEN TIMBALE.-W e G h
on e h alf pound uncooked
chicken breast, pass through a
mincer; mix one cup bread
crumbs with one-half cup milk
and stir to smooth paste, re-
move from fire and add the
chicken; one-half teaspoon salt;
tiny speck cayenne, fold in the
stiff1y beaten whites of five
eggs; butter a quart mold and
arrange hearts and darts cut
from beets, carrots or cherries;
pour in the mixture, set in pan
of hot water and cook in a mod
crate oven about twenty-five
minutes. Serve with tomato
sauce; sprinkle top with hard
boiled egg yolks put through a
sieve and seasoned with paprika
and salt. Garnish with celery
foliage.
LOVE BAsKETs.-C kes of
angel food or sunshine cake
mixture baked in cups. When
cold scoop out centers; fill with
whipped cream tinted pink;
sprinkle with tiny candy hearts
and place handle of angelica cut
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

into shreds or crystallized orange peal on each.
VALENTINEs.-Make pressed tongue, turkey or
chicken, and pack it into baking powder cans; set on
ice until firm, then from mold and cut into
inch thick Slices Over each piece put mayonnaise
through pastry tube and garnsh each with heart
cut from cooked beet.
The variety of decorations for this February festi-
val is almost beyond imagination, and the shops
offering each year more novelties decorations.
A dainty souvenir in the form of invitation is
a narrow card with silver and pink Illumination
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-27
After the "ShYsters."

The reputable lawyer regards hin
professional ethics as highly and as
sacredly as his honor, and he endeav-
ors at all times to protect his calling
from interruptions practitioners who
may come in to disgrace 1T. OF late
years "shyster" practices have become
common in some sections and bills
have been framed for passage by the
Legislatures of many States to drive
out the offenders. Such n measure has
Mass. bar. and is now before the Cen
crnl Assembly of that State. The de-
bate indicated that probably major
ity of the members are of opinion that
some action is necessary to curb the
evil; yet there is much opposition to
it. and without reason
Penalty of law or disbarmont is the
proper punishment for those lawyers
who degrade an honorable profession.
The epidemic of graft and the desire
for money are mainly responsible for
this condition of affairs
Tho MISUNDERSTANDING lawyer. MS
tho Philadelphia Public Ledger truly re-
marks. is essentially guilty of barra-
try, an offense for which the mere
layman can be punished under the
criminal code. Many lawyers how
ever. are slow in taking the initiative,
when they should promptly seek to
expel their associates who fail to OBJ
serve what ought to be an inviolable
rule. There was n bill before the re-
cent session of the North Carolina
Legislature to disbar the "shysters,'
but it was defeated, and they are free
to-day to carry on their reprehensible
practice. 1t remains to be seen wheth-
cr Massachusetts will be more severn
with those lawyers who should be
forced to surrender their licenses ana
publicly branded as unfit to practice
in the courts