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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14
TAFT N ONO S1feil
AND IRON DIsT2lC1
Asd-cs-ss Fourteen Absences
Makes Sarcastic Re.ere"ee to
Gompers ARD Praises keefe.
NV As~ociafeI PrcSsD

Cor p(r1 SNd PfSsSeS NsS
by Associated PrcssD
EAST IIyEKPOOt.. OHIO. Oct. 10
In the midst o. the steel and froh
sisr,c, OF Cleveland. william ". TAFT
,od,y command d the closest attcn-
,,on OF an INN bsc audience proven
biaIIy regarded as She hardest place
IN oh:, for a political speaker 10
obtain a respectful hearing.
The immense t'nt In when inc
meeting vas held, was reached by a
,oar hour automobile ride. When VT
Tat, appeared he was wildly chcercd
.Ic sbov-d from his vie~point WY
xas the American ~orkmen ned
"a ,hc protection 81 the tsFiH sne
what bad been the result bad he
mo-, had thst protection.
sHsss Rss'ress M'shsp.
Mr.. Tan bad his arst n'ssap 70
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14
CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
Police Chief Spirits Suspect Away
Pursued ny Mob
Try Associated Pres

CHARLOTTE. y. C.. Oct. 13-Miss
Pearl Tucker. sixteen years old. was
cririnalIy assaulted by a negro In
the woods ar Concord. twenty
miles north Of Charlotte this after
noon. Til. girl was picking cotton
in a field and after the assault. He
threatened TO vii her II she said any
thing about Il.
He told her his name was Henry
ragxart. tn negro fed 10 ihe
woods. 4 pose Of seven hundred
citizens, quickIl formed and cap'urra
= suspect an nour after the crime
was COMMITTEE P5licc Chief Roger
succ, c,Iea in ting the prisoner in
n, au,ou,obil ard followed by a
sr, pzicd mob which had grown 20
two Thousand : Cndcavoring TO get
his prisoner : \ place Of sa'-ty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14

DARING Air Navlsators, Driven Out Of
Course BY Treaehsrous Air Cur.
rents, Resolve to Take chanes In
sea-Reseued BY Boat Aftsr Hops
10 Abandoned. -
(By Associated Press.)

=
BERLIN, Oct l3.--The second OF
three American balloons that started
In the race for the International tro-
, ply on Sunday from Schmargendoff
has met disaster In the North sea.
The saint LOUIS manned BY N. H.
ArIoid, OF North Adams. Mass. ana
Harry J. Hewitt. was carried over
land by trsacherous air currents ana
later In the haze the aeronauts loaS
their bearings. rrtil suddenly last
night ny saw the guard lights -
an unknown coast. g.. a-,
This meant that they must descend
or risk the danger Of being driven mr.
out OF the track Of vessels. TAey
chose the former course and for ~
hour lhcy wsr, buffeted BY tAe
waves. almost giving up hope in De-.
pair. ,.ss..l..
Rescued BY LKs oeat.
Eventually they were rescued by =
life boat. and the nrst iutimatia9
that aa accident had occurred 10 thu
saint Louis MAS conveyed y
J wireless message from Arnold. saxs
- A.I 60 a.s~,th,ns N. 10 Nosth
ssa last nxiht..
- q.
mr.. Arnoio' u $1,000 -.
venture 70 inc -:
ssid: .s
"Ip order to avoid drirling on. a
the line of ship traffic. We eoncar1eo
] to 10 down to, the WAter. bat be9o99
doing 30 We put on ME pfesesvss -.
THIS was pe's'os tas..
DARK ane there was t - ~ :.
oeins swampeo III tne "esA
After pitching about In tns
for almost an noor s1a
all hopes OF rescue n'e ~
climbed inao inc Hssne
nashhsht ana scon st'er 50
beat approaching u. -. -
Had 70 Jump IN Wseer.
The boat, however. could ~;
reach us. rs W. were being AfeQ
through the waves st the este
'sbout Is or 20 miles an hegf- -
b,atmin shouted to - % jump 49,
beard which We did.
II tried to save the Saint LNQ1
ICIubs balloon by ripping Il no
the rope was jerk:d out q. my 49,
About ten minutes later I wao peeeG
up by the boat. which IN TIE -
time had saved my eonpsnsee 49,
lit. We were landed 80 49,
- proceed To beri'n, wn"nef vs -
60 tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14
Tines sses tsssT go


DETROIT. MICH. o.. l1-fw0
den. Krcfc % me l.0ngse0svDee0
Union tonight casesorsoss1y 49,
the stat nest issuing ru0 OsDe91
tic hcaAqrart,rs n Nsw Yea -
he had tceu o9ere1 ~ Seqo
commssssuaer es1esos q 49,
IN return sss ~ supVes = -
n. Tax = = -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14
S,Hc'dc or Accident.
Especial TO tho Daily PrcssD

Especial 90 thc Dai!y Pftss.I
CLIFTON FORGE VA. Oct. IA
John n. Avcriil agent for tho Chesa
pcakc 4 Ohio Railway q; Low Moor
vas fatally shot last night either ac
cidcptaIiy or With suicidal intcnt
AvcrH Ief, hi home early In tho eScn
Ing in his night clothes. with rcvoi
yrr IN his hand Has bods' was lafeT
found 81 the front gate Of his rcsi
dcpce With a fatal wound in his rixh'
eide. lie fingered an hour. hut vas
arccnre.ou. drrirr the eHti!c time,
The map nevcr spoke after icing shot
end Icf, no explanation. His domestic
relations were pleasant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14

Chicago's next snd NAL run &C
CURED In the ninth inning xhen VIM
ter TOOK summcrs' pisre In the pitch.
ing box. with Two out, Evrrs singled
- Icf, aad stoI7 secoad. comins
home on Chances single 10 right.
which Cobb made . desperate oat
futile effort TO Get
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14
Captures Forth e,ns ullasl
eIsn . Struggle.
suIltE uElIu3 u Iuls1
Brown PSteAsd In His Best Style
Scoring Combined to Two Innings
Detroit ssw Light Only IN Fourth
Attendance Low.
(By Associated Press)

DETROIT, MICH, Oct. 1s.-Chica-
90 crept one game closer TO tn ,
worlds baseball championship today
by defeating Detroit, 3 to 0. Chicago
has now won three games Of the &C.
ries rs compared with tn, one an
nexed by Detroit Al Chicago yester-
day.
Eddie" Summers, Detroit, and
Miner" Brown. the premier pitcher
of the Chicago team opposed each
other and the latter had all the bet
ter Of the game although Summers
pitched excellent bah In an but the
third inning.
Sehmi6rs Thro~vins Faulty.
Chicago got two men on bass in
the first and one in the second with
out the situation growing precsrious.
In the third. alter Sheckard and Ev-
ers. as a result OF the sprigh;ly ct.
forts Of Coughlin and Schaefer had
been tired. Schultz Of Chicago VA
pr sentcd with standing room on the
initial bag The Chicago right field.
CT concluded TO try out Schmidt's
throwing arm. Said arm was tried
and found wanting. SchmI,.- unsuc'
cessiuI throw 10 second vas the FIRST
Of four similar failures.
Chance. the next man NJ was also
aIlowsd 20 walk despite the strenu'
Gus objections OF tbs Detroit battery,
who thought he was out on strikes
Singles by S;cinfeld: and Hoffman
followed. sending Schultz and Chance
across the plate.
S;einfeldi took third and HodbIan
second during TIL rcccss Of run ct
ing. bot the best Tinker could do
was a sroundcr TO o'Lcary who
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14

tcoutinued On Third PsgJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14

(csstIsscd o Thssd Pase)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14

pctrc.: thrca;sued TO score only
opcs. In the fourth inning Bro~n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14
Respects 20 hughes.

Mr.. Bryan said Governor HuSfca
vas not the kind Of man 10 give an
vice fc~ remedial! agents.
Governor Hughes who came out
to make sun Of our antitrust rene
dy.~ he said. is tn same Governor
Hughes Who vetoed the t~o cent pas
seneer fare bin IN the state Of New
Yorh. q l-iaiog ths;, ycur governor
Would MOI veto. q thing that you all
are h favor Of Tor roo al are paying
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-14

the DAILY PRESS 10 tn.
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full nes~s service Of the Asso-
dated 'Preso.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-09-26
Ramsay Items.

Ramsay, La. Sept. 49, 1908.
Mr.. L. E. Dickey visitor to New Orleans on
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. T. M. Wannamaker, of Hammond La, was
visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. H. Y. Harper, representing the Louisiana
National Life Assurance Society of New Orleans
spent last Friday and Saturday here.
Supt w. T. Newman, M. H. Rykoski, Travelling
Auditor and Mr.. Jas. Ricua, Chief Clerk to the
Superintendent at Florenville, La were recent Wis
tors.
Mr.. T. N. Watts spent last Sunday in McComb
City, Miss, visiting friends.
Miss May Lacy has gone to New Orleans to spend
several weeks.
Mrs. " W. Olivier visited Covington on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. H. H. Bilbo, the popular agent of the N. O. G.
N. R. R, at this point has returned to his duties
after an absence of several weeks.
Mrs. G. NJ. Page, of McComb, Miss, is the guest
of her sons the Messrs. A. H. and P B. Page.
Mr. T. A. Sattery, of New Orleans, spent Sun
day at his summer home Forest Hill.
Preparations in connection with the laying of the
corner stone for the new St. Joseph College are
well under way The management of the n. 0. G.
N. R. R., through the kindness Of Mr.. n. G. Pear
sail, have agreed to put special rates for the
casion and no doubt quite a number of people from
New Orleans and the surrounding country viii take
advantage Of this opportunity to be present.
Miss L. Benoit made flying trip to New Orleans
on last Saturday, returning Monday night.
RkMsAYITE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-09-26
Vaudeville Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Galbralth have retu rned from
New York where they have been spending the sum-
mer
Mr.. Paine left Tuesday for Washington D. c.
where ne is attending the tuberculosis convention
DR.. Gabert and family left Sunday for their home
in New Orleans, after spending the summer months
in Vaudeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonval have returned from their
three months stay in the north.
After an enjoyable visit of seven weeks with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Givens, Mrs. Pncton and
family have returnsd to their home in New Orleans.
A birthday party under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Vaudeville Protestant church,
given at the residence of E. S. Upton. Lakeshore.,
Thursday evening, Sept. 10, from seven to ten
o'clock. Mrs. F. E. tVix, chairman of the enter
tainment committee, arranged the following must
cal and literary program which was very much en-
joyed by all.
Piano Duet Misses Paine and Upton
Vocal Solo Miss A. Switzla
Piano Solo Mrs. Chas. David.
Chorus Saved by Grace
Vocal Solo DIR. J. M. Koelle
Recitation Miss Irene Pincton
Male Quartette
Piano Solo Miss F. Orfila
Vocal Solo Mrs. Chas. David.
Piano Duet Mrs. Chas. David and Miss E. Paine
Chorus" Old Folks at Home"
Recitation Miss Gladys Givens.
Piano Solo Miss Ella Paine.
Vocal Duet and Chorus Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
Male Chorus.
Grand Finale Home, Sweet Home -
Refreshment were then served down stairs Mrs
Paine and Miss Rodd of that committee, seeing that
ample provisions were made for those who had ever
had birthday
Mr. and Mrs. James Owens and family are visit
ing his parents, DIR. and Mrs. Givens.
Prof and Mrs. Anderson, after an extended tour
through the West, have returned to Vaudeville for
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. David gave dinner of six
covers Thursday. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Vix, DR.. and Mrs. Paine. N. D.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-09-26
Miss Mary Hosmer is a guest Of Miss

Miss Mary Hosmer is guest Of Miss
Laura Hosmer.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met
on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. M. Will
Hams. A most interesting program was
rendered, the subject being, Japan. Papers
read were: The Redemption of Japan,
Refreshments were served by the Misses
Joor, assisted by little Milton Williams.
Japan, Past and Present, "'Our Mission in
Japan" and letter from one of the Mis-
sionaries. Miss Anna Creevy, city Mis-
sionary of New Orleans, was present.. and
gave a short and modest account Of her
great and good work among the hospitals
and foreigners in New Orleans.
Miss Annie Smith, is visiting friends in
New Orleans.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. Archie
Smith is rapidly recovering from recent
attack of illness and hope she will soon be
perfectly we'll.
Miss Louise Hawthorne returned on
Sunday to her home in New Orleans.
Mr.. J. L. Smith spent several days Of the
past week in the Crescent City.
Mr. Lionel Champagne visited Hammond
on Sunday last.
Miss Hazel Carroll left on Tuesday for her
home in New Orleans, after pleasant stay
with her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Kentzel.
Mr. J. Chinn, of Folsom is frequent
visitor to our town.
Misses Anna Diendorf and Cecile O'Don-
mel were visitors to New Orleans Wednesday.
Mr. VIM. Bodebender is attending the
convention of the Wholesale Druggists AS
ISOLATION which is now being held at Atlantic
city.
| Mr.. Neil Sweeney, superintendent OF mail,
| in New Orleans Postofice, is spending well
earned vacation with his family in their
country home among the pines near Covlng-
| ton.
Miss Angela Sweeney, left Saturday even
ing for New Orleans, to spend a few days
the guest of of Miss Louise Hawthorne.
| Miss Ruby Smith left Monday for Brook
haven, Miss, where she will attend Whit
worth College.
Mr.. M. C. Smith left Tuesday for an ex-
tended trip through Colorado and other
Western States, looking after mining inter
est, thus combining business and pleasure,
he was accompanied part of the way by Mr..
| VIM. P Minckler.
Hon. VIM P. Minckler, of Franklinton,
La, has been for the past week the company
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell c. Smith.
After several months i'll health we are
glad to see the smiling face of V. G. Smith
in Covington.
Mrs. Dr. Wunderlich and children left this
week for their home in New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-09-26
MOVING RIGHT ALONG.

The activity displayed by Mayor Richard
and the Council in securing improvements to
the town with the least possible draft on its
funds is worthy of commentator and CRATE
full acknowledgement. Money makes the
mare co." but, conversely, she travels very
slow gate without it, and to successfully
carry through undertakings thus handicap
80 ron,,ires more than ordinary ability and
enterprise.
Nv solicitation Manager Pearsall of the
~ q. g. N. Raiload Company has very gen
oro,1sly allowed the free use of cars, with
~ consent of the Railroad Commission, for
H. hauling Of brick from the yards of Sal
, 40 Brothers in Slidell, who load the
cars and furnish the brick for 40 cents per
o,,hic ward. which is not much over cost of
lnading. This makes difference in cost
between shells and brick of 81. 40 per cubic
,yord This material will be placed on New
Horonshire street, the main thoroughfare
- o' the mark. with the expectation that it will
soI,o . f;ne paving material and give an ex-
oaIlanf driveway directly from the depot to
the park. ID, !,
The new paVlnon W1lAoA 10 w Nc - wv"
- Ia On erected as to span two high por-
]. 4;ons a. ground leaving room for base
s s.grr5 story and drinking fountain, where
- le..osbynents can be served It will have
80 ~. snace Of 1OOx60 feet and will not only
aiool s.ay;caable but an ornament to the park
Z Nothing. N succeeds like success, : and the
,-..4f, rI ones may now get in line and join
+ha Il told you So parade,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-09-26
Abita News and Society Notes.
BY w. E. FAZENDE.

The Abita Springs public schools will open their
doors on the first Monday in October, with corps
of competent teachers in charge. The attendance 1t
is expected will surpass the proceeding session ny
large margin.
The building will undergo considerable lot of i'm
provements for the coming year.
While the principal is yet to be selected, no DOUBT
competent teacher will be placed in charge OF the
school.
The trustees are: Capt. G. E. Millar, chairman,
Messrs. Robert c. Abney, Geo. McNulty, Robert
Mendow and JOS Rausch.
An informal dance was given by Mrs. Chas. New
man at the New Abita Hotel last Friday evening IN
honor of the departure of the Misses Bonita. The
dancing was done in the Dining room, which was
decorated for the occasion. During the frohc cake
walk danced by seven couples, the winners Pc
ing Miss Alyne Bonita and Mr. Willie Michel Inc
Judges were Messrs Todd and VIM. Rabb. Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Mr.. and Mrs
Debat, Mesdames D. D. We'll, Phineas Moses, o.
ALBERT, Chas. Newman, Misses Hattie Oswald, May
Newman, Alyne Bonita, Edna Heintz, Pearl Bonita,
E. We'll, Messrs. Tom Newman, Leon SOuchon, H.
A. Bugbee, VIM. RABBI Walter Bonita, " 2. Fa,
zende, Willie Michel and many others. The talented
musician was Mrs 0. Debat.
Mr.. G. W. Dillon, of New Orleans, is among our
fall guests.
Mrs. Jos. E. Truch and daughter visited New Orr
Orleans last week, the guests of Mrs: Peter Balse
Mr. J. E. Samuels left Abta with his family for
New Orleans, this week. from which point they will
sail for New York aboard one of the Morgan Steam
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. We'll and interesting little
family left for their home in New Orleans last
Wednesday.
Mr. B. Daspit, of Houma, La, is guest of the
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Calogne
was baptized according to the holy rights OF the
Catholic Church in Covington, La, last SUNDAY.
Mrs Andrew Caongne, of New Orleans and A. Rus
sci Calongue acted as sponsors. The little one In
after life will bear the name of Monoose Aquart
Calongne, and is wished long, prosperous life by the
many friends of his father and mother.
Miss Juma Gindoq, Mr.. F. B. Dumontier, Master
Andrew Gindoq and Mrs. Andrew Gindoq, We're
visitors to Colongneyille last Sunday.
Messrs. George and Yolande Dumontier have re-
turned to their home in New Orleans after two
weeks stay. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Co
longne.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-09-26
MadiSOnVille Items

Madisonville, La, Sept. IL, 19Oo.
Special Correspondence.
Mr. Frank Haas, of New Orleans, is on visit to
his mother Mrs. L. Haas.
Mr. George Dendnger is on extended visit to
Hot Springs, for his health.
Mr. and Mrs George Surge, of New Orleans, are
on a visit to N and Mrs. W. Barton
Little Miss @hnie Ouliber and Miss Adrienne Den
dinger have entered st. Scholastica's Academy in
Covington, where they will continue their studies
Miss Rosalie Silva has returned home after spenqE
ing delightful time in New Orleans.
Miss Mamie Bergman, of New Orleans, is visiting
Miss Piano Koepp.
Remember the grand dance which will take place
at the u. F. B. A Hall Saturday, the 18th given
by the ladies of Koeppville.
Miss Mamie Philips is visiting friends in the Cres-
ent city.
Miss Ella Thompson has returned to her home in
New Orleans after short stay here, the guest of
relatives.
Mrs Celeste Cullens has returned to her home in
New Orleans after spending the summer months
with her sister, Mrs. A. Richard.
Last Sunday, Sept. 3D. large class of children re-
ceived their first holy communion, IN st. Francis
Xaviers Church
Among those that visited the Crescent city the past
week were Mr.. and Mrs C. Olsen, G. Dutsch, P.
Policar w. Buhning, w. Barton, c. Oulllber, Miss
Annie Davenport, Mrs. DIR. Gauntlet, Capt L. F.
Young. Frank Johnson, ]. Oulber and Geo. Koepp
Miss B. Oliver, of Houtonville, was visitor here
last Sunday.
Mrs. C. Mugnier and daughter, Carmen, have re-
turned to their home in New Orleans, after spending
the summer months here
Mrs. Lee Green, of Houltonville, was a visitor
here last week, the guest of friends.
must ring off, thanking you for the space have
taken, and always best wishes to the St. Iammany
Farmer A SUBSCRIBER.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-09-26
CoYingtOn Society Notes.
~ OUR SOCIETY EDITOR, NArRoNirA

81 OUR SOCIETY EDITOR. NATR0N11A
~ rAcent ordinance for the removal OF
lA s,,er-nopulation Of dogs should be ex-
oul os q q cats. for Covington is simply over
Senus q, homeless felines They prey upon
laan 800 they con steal young chickens,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-09-26
Eighth Annual Session viii Begin Wednesday, Sept 49, O8
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-14

be- jumped inside the salon gangway.
Four savages followed, two entering
through the doorway behind him. One
raised a hatchet-like implement and
would have Drained the Englishman
had not Christobal whipped out his re-
yolver and shot him through the body.
releasing the girls wrist in his furry.
The Indian pitched headlong down the,
stairs. falling Imply at Elsie's feet.
She stopped over the terrifying figure
and seized the mans weapon. Her
eyes shone with strange light. She
felt he. arms Jingle. A wonderful
power seemed to flow through her
body. like gush OF strong wine. She
was assured that she. unaided. could
beat down all the puny. despicable
creatures who barred the path to her
lover.
She vaulted over the writhing form
of the Alaculof and made to climb the
stairs. but Christobal, admirably cool.
fired again and brought another Indian
to his knees. The second Indians fall
caused Fraseuelo to trip, and the Chill
can, locked rib to rib with a somewhat
sturdy opponent. rolled into the salon.
two men would have knocked her
down. Even as they We're turning
over on the steep steps she saw Fras-
cuelo's knife fash. At the foot of the
stairs the Indian lay still, and Fras-
cuelo tried to rise. She helped him
gladly. The awfulness of this killing
no longer appalled, her. Each dead OIL
between her and Courtenay. A third
time the revolver barked, but Christie.
bal missed. 1t did not matter greatly
as Tollemache had shortened his bar
using it twice as miner delves ut a
rock But the doctor did not forget
that he had only three cartridges left
two Of which were bespoken long be
fore the fight began.
At last. then, the way was clear. Ell
sic would have mounted the stairs, but
an appealing hand detained her.
81 cannot walk, senorita. My leg has
given way. And we can do no good
| there. They are all down."
A death chill gripped her heart al
Frascuelo's words
"All down" she repeated, white lip
ped.
| II think So" said he blankly. The
man was dazed by the ordeal through
| which he had passed.
AS if to answer and refute him
| Joey's hysterical yelp sounded from s
point close Mt hand. aud they distinctly
heard Courtcnay's loud command:
| "This way, Boyle! Rally to The
bridge"
| "You are mistaken shrieked Elsie
wrenching herself free from the Chill