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New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
Clash IN MISSOURI.
Federal Court Restraints 4nnulment
of Rock Island Charter.
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Jefferson CITY. Sept. 9-Secretary Swanger Of
tho state Departnlent was served with notice
to-day that Federal Judge Pollock. at St Jo-
seph had enioined him from annulling the char-
ter of the Rock Island Railroad for It's refusal
10 stop its through trains at Lathrop- IFS juno
tion with the Santa Fe Railroad The Rock ISL
and was fined in a state court for this action
and appealed to the federal court thus ignoring
the statute prohibiting corporations doing buSi-
ness in Missouri from appealing from state 70
federal courts and authorizing the Secretary OF
state 10 cancel the license Of corporations Tor
doing
The injunction hearing viii be betore Iuuse
Pollock at st. Joseph. on September to
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
NOT IN CLEVEL4ND FIGHT
President Not to Speak an Behalf
of Burton.
rBv The Associated Press J

oyster Bay Sept. 9-President Roosevelt VIII
take no par; in the Mayoralty contest at CleVe-
land. This was made plain by Secretary Loco
to-day.
1t has been said that Republican leaders IN
that city hoped that the President. in his FORTH
coming visit to Cleveland. could be induced TO
make a speech urging the election of Theodore
z. Burton the Republican candidate for Mayor.
Secretary Loeb said that the President IL he
spoke at Cleveland would have nothing 10 say
regarding Mr.. Burtons candidacy
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
WELLMAN GIVES UP TRIP.
Report That Expedition WW Not
Tru to Reach Pole This Year.

Tromsoe. Sept. 9.-According to Captain
Isachen, in command of the Norwegian Arctic
expedition which arrived here to-day from the
north. Walter Wellman and his party, of THE
Chicago Record-Herald" expedition. will prob
ably return here at the end of the present
month. abandoning their plans to attempt this
year to reach the Pole in an airship. No start
had been attempted up to August 26 and the
weather after precluded ascent of the air
ship northerly winds, fog and snow prevailing
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
Ex-JUSTICE VAN WTCK IN WHECk'

Boston Sept 9-Ex-Justice Augustus Van Wyck
Of New York City was severely shaken up In an
automobile accident in Commonwealth avenue IN
the Brighton district of this city. Tonight Judge
Van Wyck's machine. which, besides himself Gun
,atnod only his chauffeur was going at fair rate
of sneed when IT met another automobile head on
Both of the cars wrecked. but beyond bad
shakng-up and a few minor cuts no one was hurt
seriously Judge Van Wyck at once returned 10
his quarters at the Hotel Somerset
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
pUoIlfsr BECOMES A MINISTER.

tBy Telegraph 10 Inc AiiOoiS-1
Omaha, Sept. 9.-"Kid" Wedge, a once Wen
known Western prizefghter. has just been
onnointed pastor of the First Presbyterian
church at Barnston Neb. In letter to an
Omaha newspaper Wedge says: The pubic
often thinks the prizeighter has not very strong
,ntellectuality but always tell them that the
Greatest knocks that fighters receive come from
,hose who never talked with a prizefishter In
their lives:s
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
EXPLOSION INJURIES % MINERS.
rpv Telegraph TO The Tribune,I

Telegraph 10 The IrlDuhe-I
Denton III Sept. 9.-It was learned to-day
49, tyantv-three miners were injured late Sat
,,rdav night by gas explosion in West Frank
,,,aa No II owned by the Dering Coal
[,a.,,na,v Every man in the colliery was in
,,red and most will die.
The gas was ignited by a lamp in the cap OF
III boss who was watching extra men build
inc concrete walls to keep back gas from an
abandoned mine
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
CITIZENSHIP SOUGHT BY LOO.

Eleven hundred foreigners applied 10 the United
States Circuit Court yesterday for first citizenship
naDers Owing to the many questions which the
clerk has TO PROFOUND. only fifty were accomnIno-
,., rhts was due it was stated to lack of
clerical facilities The applicants were about equal
~ loaded ba,1veen ARussians Poles and Italians.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
cearu OF CAPTAIN SIMON COOK.
1Rv Telegraph 70 The Trlbun

lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.
9. Io,ds Sept 9-Captain Simon Cook, u S. n
-. a., ilIness of two weeks, died to-day, follow
ING surgical operation. the result of disease con
,racted in the Philippines.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 9.-The Governor General
has received from King Edward the following
cable dispatch under date Of London. September
q: please offer my congratulations 10 United
States team or winning Palma Trophy with
such a record score
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

AFTER ALL, usHER'S THE SCOTCH
49,. r,ada tn. hisnban famous.-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

Take the great Day Line Strs. 'Hendrick HUI
son', or New York for Hudson River trlps-AoVt'
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
ANOTHER AMUSEMENT
ENTERPRISE INSTALLED

Next Saturday at o'clock in the af-
ternoon new palace of amusement
will throw open its doors to the pub
lie.
The new candidates for public pa
tronage and favor is to be known as
The Casino and will occupy the build
ing in which the postoffice was .for-
merly located. This building is being
overhauled and renovated to fit.it for
the purposes for which It is now in
tended
The proprietors of The Casino are
Messrs. Frank w. Rogers, late of Dal-
las, Tex, and r. j. Collins, manager of
the Electric Supply Company, Of Hat
tiesburg, and these gentlemen intend
to make it the peer of any like place
of amusement in this section
Art decorations win be lavishly
used, especially in the vestibule, where
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
SOUTHERN SOCIETY WOMAN
WILL WE'D IN FRANCE

Paris, August 3.-Mrs. Augustus
Gass Canfield, prominent American
society woman of New York, Chicago
and South Carolina, will be come the
bride of Frank Gray Griswold at
Cannes on Monday. After short
tour of Europe the couple will leave
for America. where they will visit the
groom's mother, Mrs. George Girls
void, and his sister, Mrs. Schuyler
Van Rensselaer, at Narragansett Pier.
According to her many New York
friends now in Paris, Mrs. Garfield is
among the most popular women in the
society of the American metropolis.
She is a fine horsewoman, rides to the
hounds and handles the ribbons with
great skill.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04

Before her marriage Mrs, Garfield
was Miss Josephine Houghteling of
Chicago. Her first husband, Augustus
Garfield, died three years ago at
Aiken, N. C. After his death Mrs.
Garfield spent some time at her coun-
try residence near New York. For the
past two years she has spent most of
her time here and in London.
Mr.. Griswold is said to be one of
the best knoln bachelors in New York
society and is also familiar in the best
social circles of France, England and
Ireland. He is brother of Mrs.
Schuyler Van Rensselaer, and of the
Baroness Won Sternbeck of Munich,
is independently wealthy and is mem
ber of all the most fashionable clubs
of Paris, London and New York.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04

there are to be over 200 incandescent
lights but in beautifying that portion
of the Casino the interior of the house
viii not be overlooked.
There are to be numerous overhead
electric fans and the house will be
cooled by the actual use of ice and
the proprietors, intend that it shall
be the most comfortable place Of the
kind in Mississippi or anywhere else.
LesCales orchestra will furnish the
musical program and besides the NOV
ing pictures and illustrated songs this,
house will have genuine high class
vaudeville and Professor SchuItze will
be heard in a repertoire Of violin solos.
The decorators have promised to
have their work done by Thursday SO
that the Casino can be prepared for
the opening which will be on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, to which the
public are invited.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
TEAR CORPSES
FROM GRAVES
And BURN Them
Associated Press.

Tangier, August 3.-The latest news
from Casa Blanca says that a terrible
panic reigns there. All Europeans are
leaving the town. The guards have
had several skirmishes with tribes
men and the French marines are
awaiting reinforcements from Algeria
before landing.
Another steamer has arrived, bring
ing 400 refugees from Casa Blanca.
They will not be permitted to leave
in peace. In spite of the presence of
the French cruiser Galilee in the har-
Dor the Moors attacked embarking Eu-
ropeans, but soon desisted, fearing re-
prisals. They then proceeded to the
Christian cemetery, dragged out a
number of corpses and began burn
ing them. Troops arrived and opened
fire. A number of Moors were killed
and the band dispersed.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
INTERVENTION is IMMINENT.

Paris, August 3.-Exchanges be-
tween the French and Spanish gov
ernments are progressing rapidly re-
garding the program to be followed
in Morocco as the outcome of the Casa
Blanca massacre last Wednesday. No
difficulty Is anticipated in reaching a
complete agreement. In addition to
punitive measures at Casa Blanca, it
Is believed that France wants the i'm
medite Inauguration of police force
at eight Moroccan ports, as provided
in the Algeciras agreement. The
measure is to be accompanied by a
naval demonstration along the entire
Moroccan coast. It is believed that
Spain will agree, and that Casa Blan-
ca be occupied by French and Spanish
troops within week.
No bembardment is regarded as
necessary
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
TWO EMPERORS met
and EXCHANGED VISITS
Associated Press.


Swinemunde, August a.-Emperor
William. of Germany, on board the inn
perial yacht Hohenzollern, met EN-
peror Nicholas, who arrived on the
yacht Standert. Emperor Nicholas
first boarded the German Emperor's
yacht and reviewed the German fleet
of eighteen battleships, seven cruisers
and large number of smaller vessels,
The German Emperor later returned
the, call on the yacht Standert, and the
two sovereigns had long talk. Dur
ing the review the Swinemulde har-
Dor was closed by the harbor boats
and the police and a large detail of
police guarded the shore where the
throng gathered to watch the proceed
ings.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
SITUATION CRITICAL.
Associated Press

Tangier, August 3.-The situation at
Casa Blanca grows steadily worse and
all arrivals here report an alarming
condition of affairs. The town is in
the hands of the naties and all Eu-
ropeans have been taken on the ships
in the horbor while panic reigns in
the city.
There has been numerous engage
ments between the natives and the
troops and many were killed on both
sides.
Reports received here are so. con
flicting that it is impossible to give
the exact state Of affairs truly.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
two EDITORS KILLED !
In RAGING ACCIDENT
Associated Press.

Bordeaux, France, August Bly, a.
collision between a racing car and a
touring automobile here today Ave
men were killed and two mortally
wounded.
The editors of two newspapers are
among the dead. The racing car par-
ticipating in the cup race and report
ed that the dust prevented the driver
of the other car from seeing the au-
tomobile.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
: WILLIAMS is WINNER.
Associated Press.

New Orleans, La, August 3.--Hon.
John Sharp Williams is the nominee
of the Democratic primaries in Missis-
sippi according to late reports received
from Jackson tonight. With but one
county to hear from, Williams major
ity is 941. The county vet to report
has been conceded to the Williams
forces by Vardaman men.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
BLACK HAND MYSTERY.
Associated Press.

New York, August S.--The poliee
authorities believe they are gradually
unrevealing what is believed TO be one.
of the most gigantic conspiracies ever
discovered here, which was brought
to light by the assassination of the
Armenian rug merchant, Tavshanjian.
1t is declared today tnat the assas-
sin, through his attorney, is making
overtures to District Attorney Jerome,
which may lead to full confession.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04

the figures are verified by other can
vases made Of the official returns
received up to that hour.
The vardaman committee declines
to make any statement, but Chairman
G. M. Williamson still contends that
the Governor is nominated by a small
majority, and Governor vardaman ex-
pressed confidence that he will win.
Hon. Earl Brewer is leading for Gov
ernor on the face Of the official re-
turns thus far received.
Hon. E. F. Noel is second, with Scott
not more than 800 votes behind. and it
will require the official returns to de-
termine which Of the two last named
aspirants will make the race in the
second primary on August %.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
United Press Ass
lew York. August a.

tim of the fiend who has BEEN
a girl or child victim every day
last six weeks.
This young woman was stranglSN
death in a vacant room next door L.
her parents apartments after being
horribly beaten and then mistreated.
The brute had tied a rope tightly
about her neck, and after wreaking his
will upon the defenseIess woman left
her dead and made his escape. It is
thought the girl was seized as she
stepped from the door.
Hundreds of infuriated Brooklyn
ties today attempted to lynch Martin
Sallow, who seized Annie Rogers In
a busy thoroughfare. The crowd had
a rope in readiness and after beating
the man into unconsciousness were
preparing to lynch him when the
police interfered
This is tho nearest attempt at lynchn
ing ever known in NewFYork.
The girl only suffered slight in
juries.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
SOME OF THE NOMINEES.

SOME OF THE NOMINEES.
Daily News Special.
jackson, Miss, August 3.-The
state officers who are known to have
been elected in Thursdays primaries
are:
Lieutenant Governor-Luther Man
ship.
Auditor-E. J. Smith.
Treasurer-George Edwards.
J. N. Powers has been elected to
the office of Superintendent of Educa-
ton.
Prison Trustees-C. c. Smith, w. A..
Montgomery and W. H. Bishop.
For Railroad Commissioner in the
Middle District. A. Webb.
s. D. McNair and A., G. Lee will run
over in the Southern District
In the Northern District Scott and
Covington will enter the second pri-
mary.
Henry and Miller will run over for
Insurance Commissioner.
Brewer, Noel and Scott, are run
ming in the order named for Governor
and the. vote is SO close that no pos
tive statement can be made at this
hour as to which two will enter the
second primary. Each is claiming to
be ahead.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
Other REBATERS
Are indicted
UI.lted Pres ASSOCIATIONS.

Chicago, August 3.-The fedef1
grand Jury today returned indictmentsN
against A. Booth & Co., the so-called
fish trust, the Lake Shore Railroad
and several individuals. 1t is charged
that Booth & Co., by private car line,
got 12 per cent. rebate on all ship
ments from the Atlantic coast.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
GOVERNOR VARDAMAN
is CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

In telegram, asking for information regarding his
chances for the Senatorial nomination Governor Vardaman
the following telegram at | o'clock last night
Edgar G. Harris Managing Editor Daily News Hatdesbmg Miss
You say that expect to the Senatorial nomination
BY small but safe majony
JAMES X vARDAMAN""
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
cAUDENs is DEAD.

Cornish, N. H., August s.-St. Gau-
dens. the famous American sculptor.
died here today after a long illness
due to general breakdown. He had
been unconscious for the past two
days.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
EARL BREWER
HAS LEAD in
The CONTEST
Second Place Between Noel and
Scott, With Chances in Fa-
vor Of the Former.
yARDAMAN IS AHEAD BY
4 MAJORITY OF Nine
several Discrepancies Are Mentioned
and Some Trouble May Result in
the Effort to Select the Senatorial
Nominee.
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
jackson, Miss, August S.-With sub
tantially complete reports from seven
ty-seven counties Governor vardaman
has q total majority Of 32s votes to
his credit. This particular county
has been conceded to Williams by 800
majority which would leave vardaman
30. Al telephone message received
here late tonight says that this par
ticular county" will give Williams 800
majority, which brings vardaman's
majority down to nine votes.
This count is disputed at the Will
liams headquarters, but the Varda-
man crowd is persistent in its claim
that the claim is correct, and that II
will be verified by the official returns.
From Pearl River County the report
comes that a strong Vardaman box
has been thrown out because OF irreg-
ularities. AT Gulfport it is said that
a Republican club embracing mem
bership Of more than 100 men, voted
Ny for Williams. In Hattiesburg
AM &sBuTg It is claimed that Re-
publicans were admitted and that all
Of them voted for Williams.
In the returns from Perry County
the vardaman campaign committee is
reasonably sure that there is dis
crepancy, caused by the recent crea-
tion Of the new county Of Forrest.
The Williams men are counting the
returns of Perry County for the ter
,ritory now embraced in both Perry
and Forrest, but the Forrest County
returns are also listed separately,
which makes difference in varda-
mans favor of some 400 votes.
The Williams headquarters claims
Tallahatchie County by 300 majority,
when advices from that county to the
yardaman headquarters indicate that
it has gone for vardaman by a deci-
sive majority.
The OFFICIAL returns for only twenty
eight counties have reached the office
of the Secretary of State. The rest
Of the dope is from the newspaper re-
ports and the politicians,
1t is intimated here tonight that
the entire vote may be recounted. The
yardaman and Williams men say that
it is worth the candle when the vote
exceeds 100000 and the majority can
not exceed 300 either way
Everything went to bed in Jackson
tonight at midnight, but neither side
Of the senatorial situation was salts
fled and the concensus of opinion is
that it is an even break SO far as
claims and prospects are concerned.
Only one thing has been definitely
decided in connection with the CUB
ernatorial race, and this is the fact
that the man who expects to be Gov
ernor will have Hon. Earl Brewer to
defeat in the second primary. He Is
leading the ticket by more than 1000
now and this lead will be increased
rather than diminished
Noel or Scott.
Hon, e. F. Noel, of Holmes County
is leading Hon. Charles Scott, OF Bol
war, By 800 votes, but the Scott men
assert that this will be changed when
complete returns are received. The
concensus Of opinion here, however
is that the race is between Brewer
and Noel
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04
CRUISERS EN- ROUTE.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Toulon, France, August 3.--It is an
nounced that the cruisers Gloire,
Jeanne dare and Guyedon leave to-
night for Morocco.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04

STANDARD WILL TAKE APPEAL.
New York, August g.. The Standard
Oil Company will take an appeal to
the United States circ,iit court from
the sentence imposed byJudge Llndis
today
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-04

Hon, E. F. Noel, Of Holmes County,
is leading Hon Charles Scott OF Boil
war, BY 800 votes but the Scott men
assert that this will be changed when
complete returns are received. The
concensus Of opinion here, however,
is that the race is between Brewer
and Noel.
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mo LOBBY; NO BOSS"

Democratic leaders generally ap.
pear to realize that if their party is
to continue its ascendency in Mary.
land the Legislature, which will con-
vene in January and of which the
Democrats have a ee-fifths major
ity, should make a record upon viii III
the party cannot be Justly attacked
nor criticised. To this end, it is said,
the managers of the party will bend
their efforts.
No lobby and no boss" is the
slogan which ex-Gov. Frank Brown
sounded yesterday in discussing the
matter. mo 'bellringcrs' and no
footing of the treasury" was an adj
ditional motto which he intends to
urge upon the party people.
What we ought to do this time"
he said, is to make this Legislature
model one SO far as it is possible to
do so.
He sent out invitations to the
Democratic members of the House
and Senate from Baltimore city to
call at headquarters, where he can
talk over his views with them and
get theirs in exchange. Sun.