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The Washington times., 1907-03-21
PASSED SIS BAD CHECK
ON NEW WILLARD HOTEL

Representing himself as o. 3. Hitch
cock, of Pittsburg. Pa. a man who had
been stopping at the hotel for several
days yesterday passed a worthless check
FOR So on d clerk at the New Willard
The check was drawn on the Lincoln
National Bank Of Pittsburg. Upon wir-
ing the bank, a reply was received that
o. 3. Hitchcock had no account with
the institution
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
AGED TINSMITH IS DEAD;
LEAVES 116 DESCENDANTS

BETHLEHEM, Pa, March T.-Em-
plcyed continuously at tinsmithing for
forty years, James Bener, aged eighty
five years, Of FTeemansburg, died Of
paralysis. He is survived by six chill
dren, fOrty-five grandchildren, sixty
four great grandchildren, and one great
-ErandCEiId.
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
.DISLOCATES NECK
CONBING HER HAIR
Girl Too Energetic in Toss
ing Head to Shake
TreSSeS.

PITTSBURG. March 2i.-The disdain-
ful maiden who can toss her head ought
TO take warning from the accident that
happened 10 Miss Name Phillips. Of
Bellwood. about two miles back OF
Homestead
Miss Phillips was combing out her
hair, and, as she stood before the glass,
she gave her head d toss the better 10
get the comb 10 the back treSseS
The toss was so energetic that she
dlslOcatcd her neck. She was removed
20 a hospital for treatment.
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
Why Not Try a Simple Bur
Valuable Formula?

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prescribed and used by the best
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terror and the stomach in such
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pains OF the stomach dizziness, fainns,
heart improper circulation all
by indigestion It heals, sOOthes
Every suffering from forms indigestion
trouble should give this formula a trial.
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
C. R. MONROE'S BODY
WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT

The body Of Charles r. Monroe, who
committed suicide Sunday by shooting
himself through the head in the Kimball
House. Atlanta, Ca, was shipped yes
terddy and will arrive in Washington
at o'clock tonight. The funeral will
probably be held from Mr.. MOnroe's s
residence. 314 North Carolina avenue
northeast. The remains Will be taken
in charge by Undertaken J. William Lee.
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
BAN ON "THE CLANSMAND
BY MAYOR OF DETROIT

DETROIT. Mich, March 21.-Mavor
William b. Thompson has prohibited
the production of The Clansman.'' the
play adapted from Thomas Dixon :
book Of the same title. and which was
booked for the Detroit Opera House for
the last week in April
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
Policeman's Home Damaged.

damage 70 the extent Of 50 was
caused by fire this morning in the home
Of Policeman W. +. Wilson, 612 Four
teenth street northeast The blaze was
started by children playing with match
es
The Washington times., 1907-03-21
HELD FOR ATTACK
ON LITTLE GIRL
Marylander Alleged to Have
Committed Crime Last
September.

FREDERICK, Nd, March 21--George
NJ Stouter was given hearing before
Justice c. H. Eckstein yesterday on the
charge OF having attacked ten-year-old
Bessie Bercaw.
The crime is alleged 10 have been
committed the latter part Of last Sep
tenber. Owing 10 threats made 70 the
little girl by StOuter. II is alleged, the
affair never became known until several
weeks ago. and StOUter was placed un-
der arrest
After a hearing ne was released in the
sum Of 500 bail for the action OF the
grand jury
Charles T. BIOsius, jr., and his
brother. Edward. OF Barnesville. Mont
gomery county. haC a narrow escape
from drowning while attempting 10
ford BaIlenger creek. at White Oak
Springs. The creek was badly swollen
owing 10 the heavy rains, and when
their team plunged into the water Il
came over the horses backs. But the
men succeeded in getting 70 the oppo-
site side. They lost their lap robes
OverCoats, and several other articles.
The Washington times., 1907-03-21

Trusses, Shoulder Braces. Abdominal Belts
Crutches at manufacturers prices Genu.
Inc New York Elastic Truss fitted free fol
79c.
Bed Pans; Douche Pans Catheters. Hos
pltal Supplies. Biggest stock Of guaranteed
RUBBER Goods In Washington.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE FOR
REELECTED TO
SENATE
i'll HEALTH Is THE CAUSE
His Public Life viii End With the
the End of His Present
Term

Pensacola. Dec. Is. United States
Senator Stephen R. Mallory today
in an interview which will be pub
lished in the Journal tomorrow
morning. announces his withdrawal
as a candidate to succeed himself and
states mis- intention of retiring from
public life upon the expiration Of his
present term. This announcement
will cause interest throughout the
South and especially in Florida, as
the senator not more than three
months ago stated publicly that he
would offer himself as a candidate
for reelection for his third term. He
is the senior senator from Florida
and his announcement Of his with
drawal is due 10 his failing health.
For several years he has been in BAD
health but during the past four
weeks. he has been confined to his
bed at the home Of his nephew, DIT
Mallory kennedy and his condition
thought not critical is considered
serious. and he does not believe thai
he would be able TO make = campaign
of the state in advocacy Of his can
didacy.
/ Senator Mallory for years has beer
a conspicuous.fgure in public life il
Florida. He has held many position
of trust. first serving two terms II
the lower house of the Florida legis
Iature Upon the expiration Of h.
last term there he was elected stat
senator. serving two terms in tina
position. \ few years later he va
elected 10 congress and succeede
himself the following term.
| Eleven years ago he was honore
by being sent to the United State
senate to represent Florida, succeed
inc Wilkinson Call. When his tern
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
WITH ALL POMP AND CIRCUM-
STANCE on ITS LONG
CRUISE
THE PRESIDENT SEES It OFF
Fighting Bob" Evans Leads OF
With His Flagship, the
Connecticut.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. l6.-Al the
pomp and circumstance possible
under a republican form of govern
ment marked the departure today of
the Atlantic feet Of battleShipS TO.
the Pacific, beginning of the longest
cruise in naval history. With the
Connecticut, the flagship Of Fight
ing Bob" Evans, in the lead. the six
teen great war vessels Of the Ameri-
can navy steamed slowly out Of
Hampton Roads, booming a mighty
salute as they passed the little gov
eminent yacht Mayhower, where
President Roosevelt surrounded by
distinguished officials of the Navy
Department, reviewed the great
Armada The President watched the
imposing line Of war vessels until
the last had vanished from sight, and
then, waving a "God-speed," began
preparations for an immediate return
to Washington. With the President
on the bridge Of the MayfOwer were
Admiral Dewey, Secretary Netcalf.
Assistant Secretary Newberry, Rear
Admiral BrOwnson, Rear Admiral
/ Converse and the heads Of the diff
ferent bureaus of the Navy Depart
ment
The Mayaower. with the President
and his party on board, arrived in
Hampton Roads early this morning.
It's appearance was the signal for a
/ Wild salute from all ships of the feet
anchored in the Roads. Admiral
Evans and the flag officers. followed
/ by the commanders Of the vessels
. visited the Mayhower to pay their
! respects to the President and the
/ Secretary of the Navy. Shortly after,
wards the Connecticut hoisted an
( chor and stood out to sea. followed by
( the other vessels. As they passed b.
/ MayfiOWer the customary salute.
! were exchanged
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
FOR LAW To PREVENT SHIP.
MENTS OF LIQUOR FROM OUT.
SIDE INTO DRY STATES
STATES FLOODED WITH It
And Only National Legislation Can
Afford the Much Desired
Relief

Washington. D. C.. Dec. IS.--
Senator TiIlman today introduced the
following resolution:
That the committee on inter-
state commerce be instructed to con-
slider and report by bill or other
wise what legislation is desirable or
necessary to enable the States in the
exercise Of their police powers to
control the commerce of liquors and
all alcoholic beverages within their
borders, 50 as TO aid the cause of
temperance, and to prevent the en-
enlargement by the United States
government OF Illicit dealing in
same"
Explaining his purpose, Senator
Tillman said it was TO prevent, il
possible, the circumVentiOn of the
laws in the interest of prohibition.
which are being generally enacted in
Southern States.
Congress attempted in enacting the
Wilson law, he said, to protect the
people in the enforcement Of their
State laws, but the courts have
shaded and shaded down protection
until there is practically nothing left
of il. and he wanted the committee
to ascertain whether it is not prac-
ticahle to give relief.
Decisions Of courts have been on
he ground that the law interfereS
with Interstate commerce, and it is
on his account. he said, that he ask
ed 70 have an investigation made by
the interstate commerce committee.
Senator TiIlman holds that the eX-
press companies are responsible for
an evasion Of State laws. he says
they are flooding the local option
part of South Carolina and other To-
cal option States with whiSkey, which
. is sent in from other States. The ST.
preme Court of the United States has
held that such traffic cannot be inter-
tered with because Of its interstate
character
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
DENIES THAT HE USED THE
TREASURY EMPLOYEES To
BOOST HIM
TO SUCCEED Mr.. ROOSEVELT
lie Issues Il Formal Statement, But
Doesn't Say tie Won't BE a
Candidate for President

Washington, Dec secretary
Corjei}on. /" signed Statement
gwen OUT 'oA'I"' PIonoun'e' d "N-
qua''heaF -a''' '"e current 'uIIiO. >
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statement al lAls ome' 0'l IN view
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
Is ORDERED BUILT BY THE
RAILROAD COM
MISSION
TO BE BUILT IN LIVE OAK
And There Must BE No Unreasonable
Delay in the
Matter

The matter of the new union depot
is al last in a definite shape. The
committee, composed of c. H. Brown,
3. W. HelvestOn, S. \. Hinely and
c. D. Frink, who went to represent
The city's interest in the matter re
turned this morning, and they report
tina, the depot has been ordered built
by the Commission The terms Of
the order stipulate that plans and
specifications must be submitted to
The Commission for their approval
within thirty days from the date Of
the order. and that actual construc-
lion OF the depot, or station, must be
begun before the first day of May
next The order also allows but
ninety days from that time for the
final completion of the work. The
gentlemen composing the committee
from the Board of Trade deserve the
thanks Of the citizens of the city for
representing them on this occasion,
and the fact that the order was
secured and that tn, terms are
reasonably good for the interest OF
This city. Under the existing cir
yumstanceS the results are as good as
could be expected.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
Please Remember.

An obituary signed A Friend
vas received by Us this week with re-
quest to publish. II the author will
furnish his or her name, We will be
glad TO publish il; but We cannot
publish obituaries or any other COM
municatiOnS without being furnished
with the name of the writer This
does not mean that the name Of the
author has to be given to the ? bile,
but that the publishers must have Il
Tor their own information and pro
lection. We have called attention
10 this matter heretofore. and Vt
nope our friends will bear ii in MIND
when writing for the paper that theil
names must accompany the writing
Tor We cannot publish anonymOu.
documents of any kind.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
THIS TINE IN ALABAMA AT YO-
LANDE, 80 MILES FROM
BIRMINGHAM
SIXTY MINERS ARE KILLED
by an Underground Explosion.
The Recovery Of Bodies
Is in Progress.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 10
Advices early tonight from YOlande
indicate that about sixty men met
death by explosion in the mines Of
the YOlande Coal and Coke Company
at that place this morning, The
work Of recovery is very slow and
while hundreds of miners from the
adjacent mining camps are present
to assist, it is thought that all of the
dead cannot be gotten out before
tomorrow. Ony twelve bodies had
been recovered an to 6 o'clock.
The explosion occurred at 1890
o'clock this morning and so far its
cause has not been made known.
Less than 100 men went into the
mine this morning and this accounts
for the fact that the loss OF life vas
not heavier. The mine has in the
past been pronounced free from gas
/ b. the state mine inspectors and it IS
supposed that the explosion was
caused By dust. At noon il was i'm
possible to venture even near the
mouth of the mine so hot was the
air that was rushing out.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
PLANT CITY TRAGEDY.
Will Hobbs Struck Thomas House
Over Head, Causing His Death.

PLANT City, Dec. 17.-After being
stabbed in the back with a file By
Thomas House. manager Of pool
room here, VIII Hobbs. 20 years Of
age. struck House over the head with
billiard cue, fracturing his skull.
death resulting three hours later.
Hobbs wounds are not serious. and
he was arrested the preliminary
hearing having been set for tomor-
roW al Tampa. House leaves wife
and three children. The funeral Will
be held tomorrow.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
TaliafcirO In the List.

Washington. Dee. H.. The Demo
cratic senators chosen 10 advise with
the Democratic Congressional Cam
paigu Committee in the campaign
next year IS announced today as tol-
lows. TallaLerr0. Florida Clay
Georgia. Stone. Missouri; Newiaads
Nevada: Oyerman. North Carolina.
TAYLOR. Tennessee. CuIbeTsOu. Texas,
Martin. Virginia, Latimer. Soljh
Carolina,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20

man. other citizens. I have decided
views as 10 policies and as TO candi-
dates BIZ, J shall refrain from OK
pressing them unit, / believe it IS
proper for me TO do so.
Upon this statement ! am entire
lv content 20 leave the people 10 draw
their own conclusions regarding such
minors as those to which ] have To-
ferred. II. IN the future. ] shall de-
eide % De- a candidate for any Office
: shall b. prepared to say 50 frankly,
and .hr grounds on which | ask for
SUPPORT, 10 the meantime, / shall
r., as have tried in the past, 10
conduct the treasury department for
The 6enef, Of he people Of the whole
country. and absolutely without re-
gard 10 whether any action may
take in the line Of M duty may
adversely affect nv personal or poll
teal welfare.
Signed GEO B. CORTELYOU."
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
Avn Is 40 LONGER 4 CANDI-
DATE FOR THE UNITED
STATES SENATE
THE CANDIDATES TOO MANY
And Expense of Campaign Are
His Reasons for With
drawing.

Lakeland, Fla, Dec 1.-THE Hon.
Park Trammell. of this city, has an
nounced here that in view of the fact
that so many candidates have enter
ed the race for the United States
Senate, and realizing that the expense
of the campaign, under the circum-
stances, will be several thousand dol
lars, which is far more than he is
able to bear, he will not be a candi-
date before the primary next year for
this Office.
Mr.. Trammell says it is not a mat
ter of lack of encouragement, be-
cause the outlook has been good, but
it is his inability to defray the large
expenses which would be necessary 10
wage a successful contest with five
Juliet CduuludlcS.
Thanks for Support.
Mr.. TrammeIl says that his deci-
sion not TO remain in the race is not
for the purpose, or with the desire
to change the situation in the least as
to the other candidates for this office
as he regards all of them worthy
able and patriotic men, and that hC
entertains for each of them tht
highest personal regard and esteem!
them as friends. Mr.. Trammell ex
presses deep gratitude for the many
assurances OF loyal support by man!
friends throughout the State, anC
says he harbors no i'll will towar,
those who have exercised their hiEl
right as American freemen and unde.
this privilege declared in favor o
other aspirantS for the Senate.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
FLORIDA PEONAGB EXPENSES
Representative Clark Introduces Re
solution to Find How Much
They Are.

Washington, d. c.. Dec. 16.-Mr
Clark of Florida today introduced a
resolution in the House calling on
the attorney general for a full state
ment Of the expenses incurred in
peOnage prosecutions in the state OF
Florida, a detailed account of the
status and duties of Mrs. QuaCk-
enbOS, the federal detective, and an
explanation as to why special pro
secutOrs were sent to Florida.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
WILL SPARKMAN Run?
Now That Mallory Is Down, Ills
Friends Urge Him To Announce
for senate

Tampa. Dec. 1.-THE announced
withdrawal OF Hon Stephen K.
Mallory and Hon. Park NJ Trammell
from the senatorial race has started
a movement among The friends Of
Congressman S. N. Sparkman OF this
district 70 urge him to reconsider his
determination 20 be a candidate for
reelection TO the house o. representa-
lives and become a candidate for he
senate
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
4 man seldom gets more thai a
dime for a hard-luch story.

expired he was reelected without op-
position and would 10 doubt have
succeeded himself had he not with
drawn as a candidate.
Senator Mallory IS one Of the dis
t:nguished men Of Florida and one in
whom great trust and confidence is
placed. his record during his long
public life being spotIess and above
reDroach. His retirement from pub
lie life will be much regretted.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20

Christmas tree decorations at Live
Oak Drug Co.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-20
Masonic.

At the regular meeting of Jarrett
Lodge, No. 43, F. & A. NJ. held
Monday night, December l6, 1907,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
D. f. Horn. W. NJ: W. II. Lyle,
s. W; D. G. Bardin, J. W; D. o,
Henry, Treasurer; 4 E. Wriggles-
worth, Secretary; Chas. Gildersleeye
8 d.; W. l.. Austin. J. D.. c. d
Frink, s. s.; H. f. Carter, J. S;
Chas Morrison, Tyler.
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