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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-21

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
LABOR MEETING OVER
State Federation Adjourn to Nee at
Watertown Next Year-OficeIs
Are Elected

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July 24-Th,
State Federation Of Labor reelected
Frank ]. Web-r Of Milwaukee genera
organizer and Fred :. Brockhausen OF
Milwaukee secretary treasurer. The
federation voted that bills should be
presented at the next session of tbs
Legislature for the eght-hour day. for
Industrial insurance, for compulsory ar.
bilration, against leasing of convict labor
to contractors, prohibiting sale and use
Of Junk bottles and containers, and for
one day of rest week for every wage
Garner. The committee on resolutions
recommended that the incoming eXecu-
tive board work in conjunction with q
committee from the brewers union of
Milwaukee TO assist them with then
dispute with the Milwaukee brewers
and that the secretary-treasurer be in.
structed to send all affiliated unioHs and
central bodies before next primary cleo.
tion the names of all judges who assist
employers of child labor to violate the
law,
The new executive board is composed
Of Frank MetcaG, Paul Luotton, Fred
$. Rrockhauscu, Frank i. Weber, Nil,
waukoe, Harry Skidmore, Madison, VII
liam Kaufman, keuosha; X. -. Bon.
ncmy. Eau Claire.
Miss +. H. Thomas of Milwaukee wa.
elected q delegate to the convention OF
the Womau's Labor league, to be helo
in Chicago.
The next meeting will be held at Wa
tertown.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
INQUIRY IS CONTINUED.
Mrs. Sutton's Counse's Request for Ad-
journment Refused by lnvesti-
eating Board

ANNAPOLIS, Md, July 26.-At the
Sutton inquiry today, Mr.. Davis, Mrs.
Sutton's counsel. suggested to Com
mander Hood, presiding member of the
board. that as the witnesses on hand
would not carry the proceedings beyond
the week, adjournment might be taken At
the close Of today's session until next
Monday when Surgeon Cook and Lieut..
Harold IL. Utey of the marine corps,
the TWO witnesses now abroad, are eX.
pec.ed to arrive here. The court. how
ever. decided to continue the sessions
from day To day until all the witnesses
who might appear were examined.
Lieut.. Erward \. Osterman, I. :. Nj.
c.. was recalled and questioned by Mr..
Davis in regard to the revolver which
was passed to Sergt. De Hart on the
night of the fight, when Sutton was
killed. according to De Hart, who swore,
however. that he did not know who gave
him the weapon.
Osterman said he did not see revolver
given to De Hart and did not know who
gave it to the sergeant. But | nave a
recollection that some one did hand HIM
one Of the reyolvers,' added the witness.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
DOCTOR SHOT BY WIFE

PORTLAND, Ore, July 26-Dr. II.
A NJ Collins. prominent physician.
was shot and killed by his wife Saturday
at the home of Capt. J. II. Sladen,
whose house they We're to occupy for
the summer The cause Of the shooting
is attributed to jealousy. According to
Or Frishe. Mrs. Collins Jealousy of her
husband was 50 great that she Is alleged
frequently 10 have theatened his life.
Both nr Collins and his wife had been
married aud divorced. and II is said that
the first Mrs. Collins arrived here re-
Gently from St Louis. DR. Collins was
n graduate Of The medical department of
Drake university. Des Moines, and of
the St Louis University Medical college.
after which he served as an inferno ut
the St. Louis City hospital He came
10 Portland about two years ago. Mrs.
Collins is several years his senior. Until
her marriage to DIR. Collins she conduct
ed dressnaking business, her clientele
including some Of the most fashionable
Women in the city A son by the first
marriage was killed in the Philippines
during the Spanish American war.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
KERMIT ENTERS RACES,
for Track Contests to Be Run in
Africa.

NAIROBI, British East Africa, July
26.-Col. Roosevelt and his son, ker-
init, have accepted a number of dinner en-
gagements in their honor for the next
ten days. On July 30, Mr.. Roosevelt and
Kermit will dine with the stewards of
the East Africa Turf club. Kermit
Roosevelt has secured several mounts in
the races to be run here on Thursday
and Saturday.
The Roosevelt party will leave Nairobi
August 5, for Naivasha, stop being
made at Kijabe. forty-four miles north
west of this town, where Mr.. Roosevelt
will lay the foundation stone of new
building to be erected by the African
Inland Mission, an American organza-
ton.
Edmund Heller. the zoologist of the
Roosevelt expedition, arrived here this
morning with specimens secured by the
expedition on the shore of Lake Mai
vasha. The collection will be packed
here and forwarded to the Smithsonian
institution.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
CLEVELAND SUICIDE
CLUB LOSES MEMBER.
Young Girl Who Killed Herself Believed
to Have Planned Death with
Eleven Others.

CLEVELAND, o., July ga club
composed of disheartened factory en-
ployes, advocating suicide as the only
means within their reach Of attaining
the peace Of mind they crave and to es-
cape the torments of their daily grind,
is believed to exist here This fact was
advanced today by the parents of Miss
Rebecca Bosechek, IS years old. who
was found dead in Gordon park Sunday.
After considering all of the known cir
cumstances surrounding her death, this
is the only theory evolved.
Relatives believe that another girl n
companion of Miss Bosechek, will COM
NIT suicide within the next few DAYS.
The mother of the second girl admits
having overheard her daughter and Miss
Bosechek planning to kill themselves.
According to those who know of the
habits of Miss Bosechek, the club con
sisted of six girls, four young women
and a man and his wife. Most of them
are employed in cloak factories.
Sunday after the death of Miss Bose
chek became known, several young men
and women called at the Bosechek home
to obtain books and newspaper clippings
which the girl had in her room and
which she would not let her parents see.
The girl is known to have met these
young people in meetings held at various
places. The group is known to have
read morbid literature and discussed
death as the only relief for their woes.
Miss Bosechek shot herself Her body
was found in clump of bushes. 1t is
believed that the club chose lyr by lot
us the first to commit suicide.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
HOLY JUMPERS" MEET
SUMMER CAMP MEETING AT WAU-
KESHA IS SET FOR AUG. 6.
Missionaries Come from All Over World
and Many Cures by Faith
Are Expected.

WAUKESHA. Wis, July 24.-lSpe-
ciall-The annual summer camp meet
ing Of the Holy Jumpers will open
August in a mammoth tent on the
Fountain house grounds and continue ten
days. The largest ATTENDANCE ever at a
camp meeting of the sect is expected as
evaugelists and missionaries are coming
from all over this country and from for
eign lands as well. Duke NJ. Farson,
Chicago, the official head of the sect.
will come to the city 10 direct some OF
the meetings.
The announcements issued by the sect
state that justification, sanctitcatlon.
divine healing and the second coming
of the Lord" will be the themes of the
meeting. Miraculous cures by faith are
claimed annually at the camp meeting.
The music, furnished by large chorus
Of mixed voices, will again be a feature.
When the first camp meeting was held
here several years ago hoodlums cut
down the tent and mobbed those partcl.
patiug in the services, scattering them
with eggs Since that time there has
been no disorder as the tent has been
surrounded by a wire fence with guards
al short intervals
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
MAGISTRATE FINES HIMSELF.
Surprised by Charge of Speeding Mao
in His Own Court.

VANCOUVER. Il. G.. July 2G.--Police
Magistrate Adolphus Williams sat on
his own case in the police court and fined
himself So and costs for overspeeding his
automobile. His nonor had just dis
posed of the cases of two well known
was called In vain the magistrate s
eye scanned the courtroom for another
Adolphus Williams.
Does that charge refer to me?' asked
the magistrate rather meekly of Crown
Prosecutor Kennedy.
YES" said Kennedy. Il think you
have right to try it yourself. 1t is not
worth while making written request to
another magistrate"
His honor found that he had been GO
ing nineteen miles an hour when the law
allows only eight.
civilians is ordered to pay So and
COSTS said the court.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
KILLS WIFE AND SELF
New Bedford (Mass) Man Commits Sui
eide in Police Station After Ad-
hitting Crime.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July Dc
In state bordering IN insanity said to
have been brought on by drink and the
fact that his wife had refused to live
with him, Robert NJ. Tanning, aged 2S
years, came to the police station here
from his home in Westport, early this
morning, and after producing a letter in
which he had written OF having muir
dered his wife, shot himself in the head,
causing instant death. Following direc-
tons given in the letter Lieut.. Thomas
w. Comstock and other officers went to
Westport. about seven miles from here,
and at "A spot Indicated. about half mile
from her home, found the body of Mrs.
Tanning. who apparently had been killed
with hatchet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
TWO DROWNED IN
GREEN BAY SURF.
Launch with Party of Five Runs Into
Breakers While Seeking
Shelter

STURGEON BAY, Wis, July %
Especial The gasoline launch Ienori
was wrecked on the east shore Of Green
Bay, about fifteen miles from here. last
evening about ) clock and two men
were drowned. The names of the dead
are William Butterworth and j. w
Prlestey Of Chicago Both worked for
the Chicago Telephone company.
Those saved were George Reilfuss.
Ernest krause and Fred Kline Of Chicu.
go. The two VINO were drowned were
single, the other three married.
The three who were saved we're res.
cued from the cupsIzed launch by Capt.
Denisen and Henry Deniseu of the
steamer Netle Dcnscn.
The boat was hound from Chicago a.
Oshkosh via Green Bay, aud left Two
Rivers in company with the gasoline
launches Bub and Thema yesterday
morning. The two latter boats stopped
here over night, but the LcuUra being
an hurry to reach it's destination de-
cided to push through to Green BAY ANA
after spending an hour or two there left
about = o'clock.
About . o'clock a terrific wind and
rain squall broke over Green Bay and
the boat was headed for the Chadoir
dock. On nearing the shore the small
boat got caught IN tire tremendous break.
ers. filled with water and rolled over,
the crew II i've men lcaplng overheard.
Fishermen WHO Witnessed the accident
went 10 HE rescue and succeeded IN null.
3ng three Out ur the water more dead
than alive and by hard work brought
chem 10, III. others were dead before
the bodies could he reached
Word was sent here notifying the dis.
a. F..- /. H..t 10 a.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
VIRGINIA G. @. P.
PUTS UP FIGHT
REPUBLICANS ARE ENCOURAGED
BY TAFTS DESIRE FOR ACTIVE
OPPOSITION.
TO BUILD AN ORGANIZATION
Leaders Will Name Strong State Ticket
and Will Go After More Con-
gressional Seats.
LIQUOR QUESTION LIVE ISSUE.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, July Do
Encouraged by President Taft's desire
for an active opposition in the south,
Virginia Republican leaders are deter
mined to begin, at the state convention
which will be held here July % and 20,
the work of building up an organization
i'll the hope of Republican victory in
Virginia at the next national election.
Aside from being the first Republican
state convention under the Taft admin
istratlon, this gathering will lay claim to
national attention through the presence
OF one of the Taft cabinet officers. Sec
fetary Nagel of the department OF COM
merce and labor who will address the
delegates Wednesday night.
Have Strong Ticket.
With the strongest state ticket that
can be mustered and with platform en-
dorsing the party declaration of the last
national convention, the TAFT admnistra-
ton and the Aldrich-Payne tariff bill,
and containing planks on all live state
issues, the Republicans will prepare for
an active fight during the campaign.
Next year, when the congressional cleo
tons will be held, candidates will be
put up in each of the ten districts, and
strong efforts will be made to increase
the party representation III Congress,
now centered entirely in Representative
{. Bascom Slemp, who is the recognized
Republican state leader.
Mr.. Slemp says that the Republicans
of the state hold strong hopes of carry
ing Virginia for the national ticket in
1912. AS the situation stands, a. L.
Gillespie of Tazewell, lawyer and cattle
raiser, will be nominated for governor by
reclamation. Candidates for all the state
offices will be put i'll the fed.
Liquor Question UP.
The liquor question probably is the
liveliest state issue in Virginia ut this
time. The Anti-Saloon league has been
making a strong fight for statewide pro-
hibitiou. Both of the two candidates
contesting for the Democratic nomina-
ton for governor are fayoring local OPP
ton. with the understanding. however,
that they would sign prohibition bill
if such measure is adopted by the Leg
islature. Mr., Slemp says that the Re
publican convention will probably ad-
vocate local option and the adoption
of the county unit system in local option
counties.
The state Republican platform will
also contain planks advocating the elec-
ton of state corporation commissioners
by the people and the creation of two
boards to reorganize the present system
of taxation in the state, according 10
Mr. Slemp.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
BRAND NOW PREMIER
ANNOUNCES CABINET OF FRANCE
AND OUTLINES HIS POLICY.
Will Attempt Better Relations OF Capl-
tai and Labor and Push Glenn
enceau's Work.

PARIS, July 24.--After day of con
ferences. Arstide BRAND succeeded III
forming a new French ministry and Off
cially announced the success Of his en-
beavers to President Fallieres at 10
o'clock tonight. The new cabinet is
made up as follows:
Premier and minister of the interior and
OF public worship-M. BRAND.
Minister Of justice-M. Barth0u.
Minister OF foreign affairs-M Pichon.
Minister OF tnauce-Georee tocheFy
Minister of cducation-M. Doumergue.
Minister of public works, posts and tele-
graphs-M Milerand.
Minister Of commerce-Jean Dupuy.
Minister of agriculture-M. Ruau.
Minister Of the colones-M TrOuiilot.
Minister OF labor-M. Niyiani.
Minister Of war-Gen. Bruu.
Minister Of mariue-Admlral De la
fayrere.
4 ministerial declaration. which was
formulated and unanimously accepted by
the members of the new cabinet, contains
an important statement indicating that
the cabinet is committed to an attempt
10 end the war between labor and capl-
tai which has disturbed France for so
many years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
EDWARD VISITS REID.
King, Guest of Ambassador, Gets Warm
Welcome at Silsoe Church
from Crowd

SILSOE, England, July 26.-The roy
al standard floats over Ambassador
Reds residence at Wrest park, and the
precincts were the center of attraction
Sunday for the country people who came
from miles around.
The King and Queen, with the Ameri-
can Ambassador and Mrs. Reid and
several of the other guests, attended
services at Slsoe church in the morning,
and received an ovation. A guard of
honor, composed of several corps of boy
scouts from neighboring villages, was
drawn up outside the church and saluted
the party when it entered.
Thousands of spectators, many of
whom came on bicycles, crowded about
the church and swarmed on fences and
trees, cheering King Edward
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
STEEL STRIKE ENDED.
Employees of Car Manufacturing Com
pany Return and Agitators Are
Dismissed

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 26.-The
strike at the Standard Steel Car COM
pany's plant in Butler was ended today.
More than 1000 former employees re-
turned to work at the company's terms.
Seven leaders of the strike movement
were discharged. A few riveters failed
TO return with their fellow workmen,
but all expected to be at work tomor-
row. Officials of the company say that
hereafter American workmen will be
given preference in all departments. par
ticuarly in the construction of cars.
Deputy sheriffs on guard along the
Ohio river bank near the Pressed Steel
Car company's water plant ut Mckees
Rocks, fired on an attacking party at
s O'Clock this morning in answer to
stones and other missiles hurled 10y sew
oral men in Il rowboat One man is
reported to have been shot but no trace
of him can be found. The object of the
attack at the water plant is unknown.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
NEGRO BROTHERS RIOT.
Factions in Friendship Organization
Start Handto Hand Conflict at
Convention.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 26.-Bitter-
ness between two factions resulted in a
riot when the Brothers of Friendship a
colored organization, attempted to begin
its annual national convention here this
morning. Both factions tried to obtain
possession of the old state capitol where
the meetings We're scheduled to take
place. and there was hand-tohand CON
tiict on the steps. A riot call was sent
in and police reserves and an ambulance
were FASTENED to the scene.
The police quelled the riot which was
bloodless, and Walter NJ. Farmer of
Illinois, claimant of the title of grand
master of the union. was elected. The
order is now in session.
The Sisters of the Mysterious Ten
arc also in session here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
EDITOR is MYsTERIoUsLY SHOT.
Mark Bassett of Tulsa, Okla, Formerly
Publisher in Illinois.

TULSA. Ok, July 2G-With n re-
yolver lying on the floor beside him.
Mark Bassett. editor of the Tulsa Daily
News. formerly a publisher at Mattoon
and Kankakec, H., and manager of
the Yates press bureau III the Republic
an primary campaign in Illinois last
year, was found fatally wounded in the
shop of the A. +. Black Printing com
puny Sunday morning.
With no powder mark on the face.
when in ease of suicide it is almost i'm
possible to escape them, and without Il
known motive for self-destruction, the
suicide theory is divided with the opin-
ion that murder has been attempted.
The Tulsa News. heavily financed.
was to make its appearance next month
as the organ of the independent element
III politics in this part Of Oklahoma.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
WILL ASK THAW
TO TAKE STAND
INMATE OF ASYLUM FACES SEVER
EST ORDEAL OF STRUGGLE
FOR FREEDOM.
JEROME AIDS THE STATE.
New York District Attorney Takes
Charge of Case and Will Examine
Stanford Whites Slayer.
EXPERTS OFFER TESTIMONY

WHITE PLAINS, n. ", July &c
The severest ordeal of Harry X. Thaw' S
struggle for freedom from the Matteawan
asylum. for the criminal insane was be-
fore him today when Justice Isaac y.
Mills of the supreme court recommended
that he testify at the hearing ut which
Thaw is trying to show himself sane.
Charles Morschauser, Thaw's attorney.
reatlirned an intention of putting ThaW
on the stand to give personal proof OF
Thaw's sound mental condition. Mr..
Morschauser had three lay witnesses left
when the hearing adjourned July 10. to
enable both sides To study the records
of Thaw's two trials for killing Stanford
White.
District Attorney Jerome who last
week announced his intention of help
ing the state and the WeStchester county
authorities, came over from his summer
home at Lakevilie. Conn. Mr.. Nor
schauser said that while he would Ike
to put his alienistS on the stand before
he called his client. the order of their
testimony might depend upon their pro-
fessional engagements. Mr.. MorSchau-
ser has subpoenaes for DIR. William j.
Meyer. the White Plains Jail physician,
DIR. Britton II. Evans of Morris Plains.
the coiner of the term "brainstorm.' and
DR.. II. Ernst Schmid of White Plains.
Object to Jeromes Presence.
Deputy Attorney General Roger Clark.
who. on behalf of the state is opposing
Thaw's application, called Justice Mills
attention To Mr.. Jerome's presence, say
Ing that Mr.. Jerome had consented TO
appear with the states attorney at their
request
Thaw's attorney Immediately objected
=, IarAy,,a'S iYi,atipn and recalled
the New York district attorney afildaVlt
before Judge Gayuor when an effort was
made to hold he present hearing III New
York instead of White Plains. The at
tidavit was to the effect that Mr.. Je-
rome could not act with the authorities
of Westchester county. Justice Mills set
tied the matter by remarklng 1nat Je-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
GET CHICAGO TERMINAL.
Milwaukee Electric Cars Will Run Into
the City Soon

WAUKEGAN, H., July 90 Spe-
cial. lit is announced that as soon as
track elevation at Evanston is com
pleted and an additional track is laid.
the Milwaukee and Chicago through
trains of the Chicago & Milwaukee Elec-
trio railroad will run clear through to
Chicago over the third track, instead Of
stopping at Evanston as at present.
The new North Water street stub termi-
nal will be used as the depot for these
trains. This is said to have been the
real purpose of the building of that ter
minal. which has not been popular with
city passengers of the Northwestern ele-
waited. 1t gives terminal for through
trains similar to those to Aurora and
Elgin down on Fifth avenue.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
FATHER KIDNAPS SON.
Parents, Near Madison, While They
Are Away

MADISON. Wis, July 2G.-[ Special J
Walter Barzbaitz, aged II, an Italian
boy, was kidnapped Sunday afternoon by
his father, Joseph Barzbaitz from the
home of his adopted father, Albert Loe-
ser. Il farmer in the town of Roybury.
The two left in the direction of Mazo-
mamie, and today the shertf's office is
conducting vigorous search III that
neigh borhood The boy was taken from
the state School for Dependent Children
at Sparta and received into the Loeser
bright aud willing and proved trust
worthy and reliable. When his father
learned where he was he came and got
him Sunday when the Loesers were not
at home.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
Ellsworth Man a Suicide.

cial. Fired Hines, Jr, "A prominent
business man of this city, killed himself
here last night. His mind had been de-
ranged for some time and. he had been
away in the country for some time for
rest. lie slipped away from his family
and ended his life by hanging himself to
tree. 1t is reported that his financial
affairs were in serious condition.