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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-31

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-31

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-31

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-31

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-31

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". G.. Pool.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04
WISCONSIN READY TO AID BRYAN
Hopes to See No Obstacle Placed In
His Pathway.

His Pathway.
DENVER, Colo, July S-Judge 7. E.
Ryan OF Waukesha, Wis, national com
mitteeman from that state, and one Of the
strong Bryan boomers, arrived from Lin
coin this morning. Judge Ryan said tina;
he could see nothing but the Nebraskan
in tho presidential race.
Mr.. Bryan will be named on the first
ballot in my opinion" he said. He is GER
tainly the choice OF the great majority Of
the delegates to this convention and OF the
democrats OF the country. In Wisconsin
We Gre and nave been for Bryan at all
times. The delegation is instructed for him
and every man would be for him person
ally whether instructed or not. This will
doubtless be the last chance that Mr..
Bryan will nave for the presidency eE-
eepting in the case he should be nomI-
mated for a second term for the presidency,
and we believe that he should be given a
clear field I'm every respect and nothing
whatever placed in his way. He should
not be handicapped in any provision OF the
platform or In the personality of his run
ming mate.
1--WE have not committed ourselves Ia
any candidate for vice president. but gen
orally favor an eastern man. Kern OF In
diana is our nelghboT and so is Johnson OF
Minnesota. Either OF those meu would be
satisfactory 10 us. There are others, also
who could command the support Of the del.
egation.
las 10 the platform. we are well adj
vanced in Wisconsin, and will support all
Of the important reforms that are being
urged. In our state we have the teachings
Of Bryan on one side and OF LaFollette on
the other, and It is considerable OF a might
and day school in economics. The state Il
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04
BURROWS WILL WITNESS CONTEST
He VIII he Spectator at Denver as
May Mrs. Alice Long worth.

DENVER, Colo, July 3.-There Will be
many republican spectators at the conven-
ton and among them United States
Senator Burrows of Michigan, VINO
presided over the recent republican
convention at Chicago. Il shall look
on the proceedings of the demo-
cratic convention with much interest, y
he said, and added, II have never had the
pleasure of attending a national convention
OF any party other than my own"
Asked wha expression he thought
should be made with reference to the death
Of ex-President Grover Cleveland, Mr.. Bur
rows replied that he would not undertake
to say, but" he added, Il do not see how
they can refuse so great a man and so
pronounced a democrat a strong testi-
monial."
Mr.. Burrows has been since the Chicago
convention the guest OF Thomas F. Walsh
at his country home near Denver. He pro-
uounces the Denver convention hall one of
the finest auditoriums he has ever seen.
Among ,.other visitors expected is Mrs.
Alice Roosevelt-Longworth, who, having
witnesses the proceedings of the republican
convention, has expressed a desire to at
tend the democratic meeting also. She and
other fair sex visitors from outside states
will receive marked attention from the
ladies OF Denver. The Jane Jefferson club
of which Mrs. Ruth B~ryan-Leavitt, daugh-
ter OF Hon. w. ]. Bryan, is president, is
preparing elaborate headquarters at which
rest rooms will be provided and refresh
ments served, and other organizations will
follow suit. The ladies Of Colorado will
seize the opportunity afforded by the con-
vention TO spread the equal suffrage
propaganda among their sisters Of other
states by attempting 70 show that the
franchise department has operated ad-
vantageousiy in this state.
Mrs. Leavitt is a resident OF Colorado,
and was at one time talked Of as a delegate
to the national convention. Mr., Bryan's
other daughter, Miss Grace, and his only.
son, William ]. Bryan, jr., are in the state
and will attend the convention.
Colorado and Utah have each elected a
woman delegate-at-large to the democratic
national convention-Mrs. Mary C. c. Brad
ford Of Denver, and Mrs. II. ]. Hayward
of Salt Lake City. AS alternates, Sarah
Ventress Of Salt Lake City and Mrs. K. NJ,
Cook OF Brighton, Colo. rave been chosen.
Their votes will be the first to be cast by
women in any national convention OF
democrats.
Mrs. Hayward has not reached the city,
but Mrs. Bradford, who lives here, is TAX
ing an active interest in the convention,
She is a widow and a grandmother edu-
Gated, experienced on the lecture platform
and Is a writer on labor problems. She has
the distinction of being the first woman'in
the state TO be nominated for state office
superintendent OF schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04

man, though with a promise not to use
names, some of the delegates have been
brave enough to express an occasional
thought not first expressed by the Fair
view dictator.
1. ]. Dunn came in yesterday afternoon
for a few hours and had a talk with the
peerless one about that nominating speech.
Don't quote me on anything" was all he
would say as he made a rush for his train,
either to go to Omaha or Denver. He had
all the appearance of a man who has had
his copy blue penciled.
When told that Dan stephens, chairman
Of the Nebraska delegation, was booming
Folk for vice president, Colonel Moses p.
Wetmore of st. Louis said:
Take him out and kill him." And then
he and another Missouri delegate figured
Folk could get about ore vote on tn Mis-
souri, delegation for the job.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04

be was concerned he believed in a strong
expression on the question OF the writ OF
injunction. They talk OF attacking the
courts" he said. They reason errone-
ously. An injunction plank IL no attack On
the courts. and I should not regard the
matt.r from that point OF view. II Is
right and whatever is right will win
ChnirmanshIp Gossip.
Aside from the question Of who shall
be the standard bearer OF the democratic
party next November. interest today CEN
tered in the craftsmanship Of the demo
cratic national committee. Although but
one delegation has perfected its organiza-
ton, that of Utah, and the membership
Of the new national committee is as yet
unknown. as the contest for the chairman
ship began today In earnest. Supporters
OF ID. ]. Campau of Detroit were pushing
him to the front and expressed condolences
in his ultimate selection for the office. Mr..
Cdmpau vas chairman Of the executive
committee in 1896, and his services at that
time were fully recognized. Besides. he
has in the past contributed largely toward
the advancement Of the party's interest.
While it is conceded that Mr.. Campau is
having trouble with the democratic leaders
Of Michigan in regard to being continued
as a member of the national committee,
Of which he has been a member for twelve
years, 1t is pointed out that membership
on the committee is not necessarily a per-
quisite for the Craftsmanship.
While Mr.. Campau's friends have become
active, the adherents of Tom l.. ohnson
OF Cleveland are e~xerting themselves in his
behalf, and they made 1t known today that
they would bend every effort to secure for
the mayor of Cleveland the coveted place.
So far the contest seems to lie between
these two men, and the outcome is being
watched with the keenest interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04
JUDGE GRAY is DETERMINED
He Has Not Changed Mind About HIS
Candidacy.

DENVER, Colo, July 3.-some OF the i'm
mediate followers of Judge Gray Of Della
ware have wired him requesting permission
for the use of his name for the vice presi-
dency. They admit that they do not ex-
pect a favorable response and say this
move will not hinder them 10 press the
Judge for first place. What we shall do
in the matter Of the vice presidency will
probably not be determined until after the
nomination for the presidency is made
said one Of them, and II the judge should
not receive that nomination. we shall try
to obtain the second place for him. pro-
vided he will allow US to do So"
WILMINGTON, Del. July 3.-On being
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04
PLAN POCKET ron PARKER
Bryan Men VIII Push Through Ac-
ceptable Cleveland Memorial.

Bryan Men VIII Push Through Ac-
ceptable Cleveland Memorial.
DENVER, Colo, July S-Alton B.. Parker
may be asked by Chairman Taggart OF
he national committee, to present to the
convention resolutions on the death Of
Grover Cleveland. In such event the reso-
lutions to be presented will be landed Mr..
Parker, after having first been approved
by Mr.. Bryan. This plaE at least seems
TO be uppermost in the minds Of the Bryan
leaders here today.
Many resolutions on Mr.. Cleveland are
being drawn. 1t was stated that Mr..
Bryan, himself, had set about the task.
Roger c. Sullivan, the Chicago leader. ad-
United that he would draw the resolutions
hin; self. and II was stated that Mayor
Dahlmah Of Omaha. ard Judge Wade of
Iowa, were collaborating on the subject.
Apparently there is no abatement OF the
ceiling engeEdered by the publication Of
the Parker resolutions. Aside from their
obJectionable character to the friends Of
Bryan, a feeling of resentment is expressed
by members OF the committee On arrange.
ments OF the national committee.
That matter has been fully arranged
for at the meeting Of the committee held
here last Saturday said Mr.. Sullivan. The
committee instructed Chairman TagEart to
designated some one to introduce suitable
resolutions. and the committee was to see
to the matter OF having the resolutions
prepared. I am preparing such resolutions
myself.
~IntrOducer Not Yet Chosen.
Chairman TaRgart has not yet decided
whom he will ask to introduce the resolu-
ton. II has been urged that the honor
should go to a New York man and tina;
Mr.. Parker would have been the desirable
person without question had he not precip-
itatcd the furry by the publication Of the
resolutions he has prepared. Should Mr..
Parker consent to modify his resolutions in
some particulars It may prove acceptable
20 those who oppose It now. II such a
modification could be effected and Mr.
Parker would consent 10 present the reso-
luton after what has been said on botl
sides OF the question. It is regarded as the
happy solution OF what may yet become q
aisagrecable incident on the floor OF tn,
convention.
Should this plan Of compromise be
blocked II Is understood to be the intention
Of the Bryan forces, who will have contro.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04
PLOT TO DEFEAT TOM JOHNSON
ohio Democrats Are Seeking "a
Place on Committee.

ohio Democrats Are Seeking Hi
Place on Committee.
COLUMBUS, O., July 3-W. l.. finley.
head of the democratic state executive com
mittee, and his followers are plotting to
defeat Tom L. johnson, mayor of Cleve-
land, in his efforts for reelection as the
Ohio member of the national committee.
The Ohio delegation caucuses in Denver on
Monday and the Ohio special, carrying be-
tween $50 and 100 Ohio democrats, left
Columbus tonight. The train carried thirty
three of ohio's delegates, including ell of
the delegates-at-large, with the exception
Of Mr.. Johnson.
William S. Thomas OF Springfield is a can
didate for Johnson's place on the COM
mittee.
The friends OF Congressman Mat Denver
of Wilmington declare that they are going
to boom him for the vice presidential nomi-
nation. but the fact that they have had
500 badges printed today shows that they
are in earnest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04
oKLAHoMAxs TO VISIT LINCOLN
Southern VIII Pay Re-
spects to Mr.. Bryan.

HDcCNH u "E' nEgdhs
DENVER, July 3.-The advance repre-
sentative of the Oklahoma delegation has
arrived in the person OF Richard A. Bill
lups, national committeeman from that
state, and member Of the state senate. Mr..
Billups, who is Is years of age, probably is
the youngest members of the national COM
mittee ever chosen. AS soon as he had ar
rived, Mr.. Billups began making arrange
ments for the reception OF the Oklahoma
delegation, which will arrive in the city
on Monday.
six hundred O-klahomans are coming
with the delegation" said Mr.. Billups.
"Our special train will leave there tomor-
row and will reach Lincoln, Neb., on Sum
day, where the entire party will be received
by Mr.. Bryan.
I'VE from Oklahoma feel that we are I'M
der the vanguard of progressive democracy.
We are solidly and enthusiastically for
Mr.. Bryan and for every important reform
that he is urging. We shall make a special
effort in behalf OF the bank deposit guar
antee plan, which has already been put in
practice in our state and has proved highly
successful.
1--WE have had but one bank failure in
the state since the law went into effect,
and the money was ready for all depositors
within three-quarters of an hour after the
doors OF the bank were closed. So con-
fident were the depositors in the safety
Of the state guarantee system that prac-
tlcally all of them declined TO withdraw
their funds from the bank. but allowed 1t
to be transferred to another Institution"
The Oklahomans are bringing with them
a band and marching club and expect to
be prominent in all Bryan demonstrations.
The delegation has been assigned to seatS
Immediately next to the New York dele
CATION on the floor of the convention.
Governor Haskell OF Oklahoma, who "a
one Of the delegates-at-large, is due TO ar
rive this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04
MCCLELLAN OPENS HEADaUAgTKRs
New York's Mayor May Ne a Candi-
date for P~reaidoncY.

DENVER, Colo, July S.-According to a
placard posted in the hotels at an early
hour today, George h. Mcclellan. mayor of
New York, is a candidate and presumably
for the presidency. The placaTd was not
specific on that point, but merely an
nouneed that Mr.. MoCleilan's headquarters
were 10 be foVNd at a certain apartment
in the Brown Palace hotel, A hssty search
failed TO locate the sponsors Of the boom.
but New Workers who were seen professed
Clellan's favor.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04

Indiana Man Says He Will Not Push
Himself.

DENVER July 3.-John W. Kern Of In
diana, one &C the men most prominently
mentioned IN connection with the demo-
cratic nomination for vice president. ar
rived from Lincoln today in company with
several Indiana delegates. Mr.. Kern de-
MED explicitly that he was in any sense
a candidate for the nomination for second
place on the ticket.
II certainly shall In no way present my
self for the nomination" he said. Neither
can / say that ! shall permit my name 10
be used in that connection by any one
else. The indiana state convention adopted
a resolution mentioning me. but l knew
nothing about Il beforehand and was not
consulted in any way"
I'm the event you should be nominated
you would, Of course. aceept2" he was
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04

appraised of information from Denver that
some of his followers in that city had
wired him, requesting permission to use
his rame as a candidate for the nomination
for vice president, George J. Gray this
afternoon said;
II have received no such telegram and
should l receive it I would make the same
reply that 1 have already made"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04

thoroughly up to date on all questions OF
the day."
Judge Ryan declined to say anything
concerning the result Of his conference
with Mr.. Bryan at Lincoln except TO state
that they were in perfect accord. The dele
CATION from wisconsin after a brief stop
at Fairyiew, will reach Denver the first
of the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04
New Yorker on Hand.

Coming via Lincoln Bird S. Coler Of New
York and Daniel J. Campau OF Michigan
arrived in Denver this morning. They
make strong sccessions to the Bryan fol-
lowing. Mr.. Coler had scarcely registered
VIXEN he was acCos ed by a newspaper nan.
"Brysn will be nominated and he will be
elected" he said. Furthermore. he will
carry New York, Notwithstanding the pre-
dicticns of McCarren and others to the con-
trary. lie will have an immense majority
In the city and viii come cut Of the e~.ection
with the Empire state behind him. He is
stronger with the people than he ever has
been and the lobbyists cannot frighten ths
convention into refusing to nominate him
nor regret his election when he is once on
the ticket. l know what / am talking
about. These men have been against me
as they are against Bryan. and / have sue
ceeded Just as he will"
what about second placer" he wal
asked.
Golfer Would Consult Bryan.
Il think that neither New York nor any
other state ought to attempt to control the
nomination for the vice presidency with
out consulting Mr.. Bryan, He should be
permitted TO sugges a running mate. New
4, York should act toward him now as he
acted toward New York after the nomlna-
ton Of Parker In l9O+-that Is, Il sh5uld
Put itself in the attitude of consulting
his wishes. as he did il at that time.
With the right spirit manifested from the
b ginning and with a ~self-supporting man
like Campau, for instance. for chairman
OF the national committee he viii certainly
win.
MI. Coler declined TO discuss the Parker
Cleveland resolutions further than to ex-
press the opinion that they had been pre-
pared b. professional lobbyists for the pur-
pose OF making trouble. He said n had
not talked at length with Mr.. Bryan Ie-
Earding the platform. but tina. SO far as
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-04
asked.

asked.
That is a contingency that 1 have not
considered" he replied. rr
"Wnl you permit the Indiana delega-
ton 10 bring your name before the con-
v~ention?"
II nave not thought OF H." was the re-
ply.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-22
POISONING FROM MOTOR CASE.
Prove in Some Gases Very Harmful
to Motor Occupants.

A curious and interesting fact ~.
garding what may be called "automG.
bile poisoning" has been recently con-
municated to the Paris Society OF L.
gal Medicine by Mr. Marcel BRAND,
as reported to La Nature Says this
paper:
The waste gases are capable, If tn.
Journey is a long one. of PRODUCING
real symptoms of poisoning Som,
ausum0bilists have actually been
obliged to give up their fayorite spoI'
because Of the gases which, penc
traung in small quantities even to the
interior Of the vehicle, cause them
prcsisteut trouble The waste gases
not being adapted for contact with our
bronchial tubes, il is proper to notify
The automobile makers thst tho floors
If their machines should be made at
ieht as possible in order that pas
sengcrs nay be projected from these
products. which may at the Very least,
cause distressing headaches
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-22

and boys, among whom was the VII.
lage blacksmith, man not brought up
10 ornamental work naturally, but.
nevertheless, who was blessed with in
telligent possibilities, and Mrs Ames
LyGe was also fortunate enough to oh.
tain the services and cooperation Of
Mr.. ElSum. the village SChOolmaster.
who had taste for drawing-an
much practical sense and knowledge
To start this evening class fifty, Mrs
Ames-Lydo sent to London for teach
or from the Home Arts, who gave
some lessons to these pupils in tho
Italian bent work The workers soon
got beyond the restricted form of the
craft and launched forth into the freor
and more artistic iron work done with
the forge 1t SO happened that the
first order OF any kind received at the
Thornham Iron Works was royal
one, and this at the very beginning OF
its career, The agent at Sandring-
ham telegraphcu IN order for lamp,
which must be executed within a Ger
diately sat down in the blacksmith 3
shop, got out a design, and the lamp
was made by her workers within the
appointed time in the little cottage
with one forge, where all tho first
work was turned out. Since thcr the
Iron workers have been flooded with
orders not only from the royal family
and of the nobility OF England but
abroad
The royal family at Sandringham
takes a great personal interest ir the
work, and similar establishments are
likely to crop up In various parts of
England as a result Of the amount OF
notice the Thornham undertaking has
received The new garden gates Of
he kitchen garden at SandrinFham
were made at Thornham and the king
has ALSO several lamps from there
,oth fO' indoor and outdoor use. Queen
Victoria was presented by the prin
cnss ot Wales, then duchess OF York
with lamps now at Halmoral. At York
Cottage are lamps belonging tc the
princess of Wales Easements and
lamps wore made for Princess Charles
IF Dcnmark's house near Sandringham
and Sig Dighton Probyn at Park
House, Sandringham is the owner Of
another lamp
Some of the best productions of the
shop arc the old world griIls to place
in garden walls, to give gimpscs OF
charming views like framed pic.
turc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-02-22
ANOTHER EVANSVILLE MYSTERY.
Murder or Suicide of Mrs. Martha An
derson Causes an Inquiry.

Janesviile.-Wilh the death of Mrs
Martha Anderson GAINESVILLE has the
third of its mysteries in which women
We're the victims within three months.
Mrs. Anderson was found dying in her
rooms by police officers. With her
throat gaping from car to ear, her
Windpipe almost severed. and the
room perfect SHAMELESS, the woman
lay partly across a cot bed Beside
her a blood stained razor showed the
weapon used, and under her was a
short Ratchet 1t was thought that
she committed suicide The door TO
her room was open, and at the foot Of
the stairs leading to it the glass in
the inside door was broken and scat
tered on the ground, while a screen
door was almost dcnudVd of its cover
ing. Below Mrs Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Link live. They were
aroused by rapping, followed by the
crashing of glass and the shrek of n
woman.