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The evening world., 1909-03-09
BISHOP COTTON
WINS; WOMAN
SCORED BY JUDGE
81 Do Not Believe Her."
Gerard Says of Mrs. Theresa
Graham's Testimony.

There was a ripple OF excitement In
the Supreme Court to-day when Justice
Gerard told a woman witness pointedly
that he did not believe she was telling
the truth The case was one in which
Bishop Charles II. Cotton, OF the Roman
Catholic diocese OF Buffalo. was being
sued on three complaints for an &C.
counting OF certain trust funds. The
Bishop himself was present and testi-
fed, after which the Court dismissed
the complaint,
Mrs. Theresa Graham, cousin Of
Ann Cassidy, who died In this city In
1897, leaving a large estate, which she
had transferred to Bishop Cotton in
trust, was the witness whom Justice
Gerard scored. Counsel objected to
Mrs. Grahams testimony on the ground
that she was not a non-interested per-
son in the litigation, In that she gained
possession Of house in Flfty-second
street, which she contended Ann Cas-
sidy had decided over to her prior 70
her death.
Mrs. Graham declared she had as
signed her interest In the property over
to Katherine A. +. Cassidy her niece a
month ago because the latter had nursed
Ann Cassidy through spell OF sick
ness eight years ago, and she tMrs.
Graham thought her niece was entitled
10 some consideration. Miss Cassidy
gave her & after receiving the assign
ment
Excludes Her Testimony.
Asked II she had assigned her prop
erty 40 as 10 qualify as witness, Mrs
| Graham said she had not She denied
that she had talked with any one other
than her niece relative to an assign
ment,
Il will exclude Mrs. Graham's testi,;
mony in two OF the cases before me-
said Justice Gerard, seemingly per.
picked, because do not believe her"
Mrs. Graham. who Is an elderly
woman and very large, tried to explain
further and admitted that she talked
with her lawyer about the assignment.
Bishop Cotton followed Mrs Graham
on the stand. He was made a code
PENDANT with several Of the heirs to the
Cassidy estate, and was accused OF
improperly paying to others about
1850, which. It was claimed. really be-
longed to Mrs. Mary C. Brock and
Mary Cassidy.
$4,000 for Himself.
Bishop Cotton, who |. slender Of build
and has sllvery gray hair, told the Court
that Ann Cassidy sent for him while on
her death bed and transferred thirty
two bank books over to him, which
showed deposits of ;1l.4ls She died with
out having told him what disposition to
make OF the money.
He said he paid out some $4,000 to
the heirs, and 1t was understood the
remaining 5000 was to go to him for
his trouble.
"Of the 5000, gave $1,000 to my
counsel" said the Bishop. THE other
[ rn,n to ST Stenhen's Church. this
The evening world., 1909-03-09
SET HER SHAWL. ON FIRE.
Then Dropped n, Gave Alarm ana
Housed Twelve Families.

Mrs. Marie Wallach was exploring an
lce-box In the kitchen Of her Nat on tho
third floor OF No. % West One Hundred
and Thirty-second street to-day when
the flame OF candle which she held
in her hand ignlted the fringe OF
woollen shawl about her shoulders.
She started for the bathroom, but
hefore she reached there the blazing
stur had begun to scorch her fingers,
so she dropped the shawl on the floor,
snatched up her three-year-old daughter
md ran down to the street, calling an
alarm that reused the twelve other fam
lies who live in the building. A DO.
liceman checked the small panic and the
Nremen put out the fire.
The evening world., 1909-03-09

r1mous fD- Us absolute purity ant fra
gran,s. AsN your grocer FOR "sll1di' Tea.
i; Is le'I,i0us AMI refreshing. 20
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Sci;aths.Y iccn1cM.

Gborlc9 e. Ooing, 80, uno Nnnic
W. @rdpipn 81; AppIifont $. y.
Doun1, gtr. 1873, @oro. Woibin1tons
Strobc.
&ouiS &. airdncr, q. 9tr. t3t.
9toros observation-disclosures, mo Mury
Sc. S6noOcr, %.
@illiom 3. @cipe, 10, Do gprf.
9roob, mio Sotsorinc 9. Sincs, 81.
6rcocrid q. 0cim, 26, r,o 9cilic
&. Burns "a; Applifunt ". Burns,
Dir, 1925, SIt.Nortb. 2(pcnuc.
Sobn u. genncr, %, unO Sopbie
y. S6reincr. q; 2(pplitont 9~lcron.
Der Snmilton Nr. S07, Welt GroB.
Strobc.
3rcOcrid 5dylbcrt, y, mo 9clpbo
ID. Gems, "a; Ipplitunt Niliom
5. 6rcocrid, Jtr. 32S, Siio-S orider.
Strobe.
Nolono 6. SollrSIer, q, ruo Go.
robin Is. 8iIdingbom, "a; Applitant
). i. Smings, 9tr. 1881, Gomono.
ion. Nucnlle.
Gomnro G.Gol6mcll, IL, mo GIthcr
9. @eo6cs, %, 9ci0e BON blooms.
burg, ga.
2o0io e. 9rollcr, i1tn., y, uno
Wor9oret j. 8erlah, 81; 9lpplifont
z. ). 9ralicr, Ar. 1913, @oriorO.
Aocnue.
Agoltino 1ranlpulla, 81, mo Slo.
oio 3reiiletti, 10; Npplitont Noiorip
ErcfiIetti.
@iliom $. aounc, 81 uttb autba.
3. Shuls, %; 2lppIifont i. W.
aounc, Nr. 42G, Ynttcriou Yorf-
Mpcillr.
Aihoro z. Sarris. %. iluo Rannie
). Gain, 81; Ipplifont z, 9. gotc.
man, Hr. 1885. Git Observation-Disclosures.
gomunb 2. @illioms, q. uno
Ncrp 6. Icems, %; applifont g..
i. S'Sora, Nr. 239, Sidorp. Aueruic.
Wiaiam 6. Sbcorer, %, Nr. 407,
0ous'Hooo, mo Iunic g. G'Sbeo,
10.
AnorcD 5. aelp, 2G, uto Warb
c. Smith, %; applitant @eorge ).
Smitb, Or. 1926, Siib.GoitIeitroBc.
George j. Gbcnomit6, 40, ulo ,Sou
g. StaGings, 90, 9cioc bon Curtis.
@op, Wo.
George :. Walo, %, Rr.t2, Horo.
CtopclltraBc, mo 9tnnic 6. Saliirc,
10.
9oltis 2cprlIon. %, W~oibinston.
Z. g., uiio Cora Sacobion, IS; Mp.
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8iocrIpcnitiac &iiffel.

Spofonc, @oibo, 80. SUM-. r.
9cint 3uiommentrcibcn Der Eoio'-
IAcn @iiifel6ccrbe 8u McpcQi, Mont,
limo in 6olqe Der @il0bcit Der Gbicrc
iolhe Sdrpicrigtcitcn cntItonocL ooB
BON Der 3obl, meIfc Die conooiidc
&cgierina i'm uoriGcn Sabre 0%efauit
bat, mir Die @0IItc, nGmlid) 170, 5llr
&crlooung 0cbrnd)t mcroen ronnteil
unb Die conooiidc Hcgicrung iid) cnt-
ihloiiet bot. nit Dem NlIt Der uuncrl
foniihen @unocsrcqicrung cin Sc
ihenf 5ll modlcn. Gic &ccroe scr ca.
nooiifenH egierung lit jest $50 Stilf
1tart.
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Gin Nmcrifamiiber.

Cos Gn0cIe&, Col, 30. SUM.
- Nod, 3S-j6brigcm N~ufcntboIt III
Mmerifo bot Der Gbinelc 9Th Toof
@oom Sebniudt mad Den Hcisicl-
bern ieiner Seimotb befommcn. 2et'
terc cridJeinen ibm INNER nod Der
lodcnoer, mie bns 3udlt6ous III Soil
Gucntin. in Incident Der Sobn ocs
.SimmliIt1n Geidcs" % Sabre per
broft bot. Nod) iciner Dor bier SAB.
ren erfolaten 9egnooiglng mar cS
ibm MIR nod Onrum 81 tbun. lid
500 81 eriporcn. Gieies ,3iel bat CT
MN erreitt, nnS nid)ts pernru0 i'm
mebr i'm Honbe Der n5relbeit" 81 bal
ten.
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Sbiu's ySduar,bGnbcr."

Glepelonb, 8, 30. SUM-. =
George uno Soiepb 9tu55o, weld)e iid)
i'm 8crbonoe Der ,Sf]mor5en Sono"
betbati0t bobcn ioIen, per5idtetelt
oilf cine Sorpernebmung unb iuur.
Den Der @ronb Surp beS 9unbes9c.
ridts iiberipieien. Yippino @olbo
aus Meoopiue, go, perlongte ie0od)
0os @ort uno erfl0rte, Sam Gina
in Worion 8, pelfer nod Der Ins
Iid)t Der Yoitbcontten an Der Spite
eincr Grpreiiungsbonbe gcitunoen
bot, babe i'm ouf9eforbert, Der v@c-
lclihoft Der Banana" bei5utreten.
9lud) er mllroe Der 8rano Surp iibers
mieicn.
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@crmiidrtr tclcerapbiidc 9cpciden.

SSrocl Berger lnn SarrD
@rccnbcrG, 9cioc et>uo If Sabre alt.
crtronten 9eltern bei'm 9ooen lnl
Gclolpore Hiper 5lt 8oibingtone
Yurt, Nh. @rccnbcra mlroe, olS
cr ieincn aomerobcu in 8eiobr beS
GrtrinfcnS iob unO ibm 5u Siilic
elite, BON linn eriobt uuo nit inter
Dos @oIier geSogcn.
- 6rou Gas. 2ucos, cine 9cmob.
ncrin BON Glm.8rope nobe @beeling,
&.,8o., iuurbe 0eitcru BORT oils 2eite
IN einem 9ohe 9cirmoen. Sbr 8ottc
uuo orei anoerc Mdnncr beiinoen lid
nntcr Dem Serood)t in Soit, iie CT.
moroet 5lt baben.
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Nus bem Snncrcu Marplano's nnb
ben anarcnSenbcn Staatcn.
coll EoIi5iitcn crmor0ct
y ubcn II.

Solt YoIi5iten crmoroet
y nbcn.
On 9runsluid, 6rc0erid.Gountp
WiO.. itebt Soiepb @ooo unter Der gn-
ihuloigun9, ben b%orti0en Yolijiitcn
@n. 6. Srriion oll9eblid ermorOet
5u bnben. Srriion bottc tinen Jun.
gen Mann luegcn un9ebiibrlibcn Be
tro9cns ucrboftct Die 6rcunOe bcS
Nrrcitonten fomen bemiclbcn 5l Sill.
fc unO Wooo ioIl ocn Boli5iitcn 0obti
nit 0eiIen eigenem &niippel ouf ocn
Gopf geid)la9en boben. in 5ol9e Oct.
len DER 500 Srriion'S bolo cintrot.
Spfer leincS 9cru 8.
Ger ais nSteeplc Sad" befanntc
@nn, 6oIic bon Yorf, go, fom 5u
Oorf Sapen bel Dort um's 2ebcn,
ols cr eirtcn 2t0 Sub bobet Sdorn.
item onitrid. Gin 6lnihenjug lief
i6m oilf Sen &opi.
Sturm uno Win6.
Sn Den Iebtcl 9ogcn COB cs iii al.
len 5bcilen bcs StooteS Belpitter.
itiirme. Sr Ser Hdbc bon Soucod.
Wnibington.Gourtp, troi Der 9lib ole
grobe Sdalne bc5 8ormers Sobli
Balm unb Steune nno Snbolt mlr.
Den Gin Rolib Der Slommcn. Ser
Sdooen betrG9t $1,000. Cos @epit.
ter mar in Sbeilen bon 8oibington.
Soantp nit Sogeiidiug bcglcitct.
Sn G1cilsGountn M0., lpuroen oui
Der Sorm Senrp Carriers mebrcre
RinOcr bonn glis cridlogeu. Ycrrp
@ibion's Sdcunc bel Sort Gepoiit
puroe bonn glis 9%ctroffen, es geIong
ieood), bic S6eune Dor Dem Inter.
gang 5ll rettcn.
Sn Der 8egeno bon Cambridge.
Wo., purben peridieoene SGuier BON
'glib setroifen. uno Die 5eleerapbcn.
p%erbinoung mar Stinoen lang ull'
terbroden.
Sn Der 8egellb bon Slintitone mo
8ilpintolprt, aqeganp-Goltnt DO,
erei9nete iid) AM Wontog elm Nolfell.
bruf, Der ben Sooteu iebr grobelt
Sdaben 5uiiigte. @ieIe fleinc 9riif.
fen puroen ipeggeidluemmt.
Hcger obeeid o b
Gin als rihtiger Sport gefleiocter
Teger lpuroe aus OafInnb, 8arrett'
Gountp. WO., getrieben. Der Shpoy.
Sc ltunb an elmer Der S~traBenefcf
uno mahte Ioiien9enoiien geseniiber
beleioigenbe gemerfungen iibsr Dor
b~eigebenbe Iamen. Gin WeiBer per.
iiabm Die gemerfnngen unb if)litg
ben Sdper3en nit Der Sauit nieOcr.
Cine Shaor lpeiBer MGnner fiibrte
Den idpar5eu 9iimmel bnnn gum Srt
binaus uno beoeutete ibm, iid) nid,t
ipieoer ieben 81 laiien. Gr fam ser
anfioroernng ifleuniait nad.
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SdiffsnadlridJt

New Oorf, 80. Silni. - abge.
iobren iino bic Gompier YSuiitonio"
rof 2ipcrpool, nMoieItic" nod)
southampton uto oErciiocnt 8rnnt"
nod Sattbltrg.
a NJ y 0 II, 80. Suni. -
Sic Gontpier oaronprin5eilin Gcci.
lie" ulo nIeutOnic" iino nod 9tem.
gJorf altsgeluuicn.
2ioerpooI, 30. SUM. - Ger
Iumpier yGamponiu" lit bon Ncp.
Yorf onpefpmmcn.
9remen,3 30. Suni.- Ingefom,
men BON Seem ycrf limo Die 0ompfer
n9orbaroiio" uno oaaiier Wilbclm
Der 8robe."
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@efa6rlidjer 8nrid)c.

8ottspiue, ga. 80, Sl,ni. -
91li ole 9eifuIbigung bin, ooB cr
periudt babe, Den 3oblmeiitcrSug Der
,Tbilooclpbio mo Heooing . 9obn"
3niiden 3rodpoQe unb 0etberia
Sanction sur Gntgleiiung 5u brin.
oen, muroe Der t4-i1brige SoroIo
@umnerp bier inter cine bobe 9iirg.
itoit geiteat. gr ioQ 5lpei 9oI3en
oui Die Sdiencn gelegt boben, ipeltc
icbot id)on burd eincn poroii oegon.
aenen ,3ug 5eriplittert uurocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

pIifnnt &orrp Clutter, Nr.669, @eit'
@oItimorcitrobc.
Charles 8. SoncS, iun., 81, @il'
bcInt.Eorf, M6.. unb Carrie Il. Ogle,
20; 2lpplitont Charles s.. Sones, IT,,
WilbclmsEort, Wto.
3obn Is. SPELL, %, mo Nnnu i.
Shetoe0gcr, 81; Npplifant :. 9fntb,
Nr. 2017 &cpicritrobc.
1obn IS. Slider, %, mo Morp
{. GobOclt, %; g(pplifont Sonles e,
Go60cm Nr. 029, Gbeiopcnfc. StraBc.
Nlunon i. ltciSmenOcr, 81, Nr.
1900, NorO.M onroeitruBe, mo Wte-
blo &. aorlc, 20, Si9b%Ionotopr, Wo.
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% 4 ohen hluer Ocrbronnt.

NJ q DOZEN dmer bcrbrannt.
Sn WepcrSoole, 80 Wteilen m9itli6
bon Cumberland, Mo, crlitt oic H.
iGbrige Sod)ter ser pcrmittmct2u
Srou Solcntiue @reB IN SoIoe ser
Grploiion oes &iidcnofcnS t0otIihe
gronomunoen, Ser 0ltere 9Tloer
oeS WGoflcnS muroe aud erbe6lid)
uerlcbt. Nic Wuttcr bate acbrid)t
IN Den Diem grtbon, in Incident mobr.
id)cinIid NllIper ertbaltcn luor.
Cine d. o ne $ Bic entOcdt.
9ci Gooetoipn IN W%oibin9tolls
Gountp ipltroeI bel 2 preh9unacn cine
'0oble bIpsqeIcgt Sic nlBttor6cntlid)
ihon lit. 9ie III 100 BitB tirf Inn.
bat mcbrerc Seitch9dnoc.i '
@ciBcS @ctter 'fHrcdt ic
nidt ob.
Sn Cumberland. W0., Ocn, Wrcni'
ma @rccn iiit Seirotbsliiitige ans
Worplono, Eenniploonicn mo @clts
@irqinicn, mlrr0cn om MontoQ nid)t
pcnigcr nls 81 Scirotbss 2icel153n ucl1
0cn @crid)tsoftlor oltSgcItcllt.
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.SDherer 2phn.

&eobing, 90, 80. sunni. :
Die &eobin0 Srou So" mad)te olrd)
slni4log befonnt. oab lie am .. 5,lll
sic 2obnreolftion pom 6ebrltor 3. ).
tbcilpciIc nicber ouibebcn miro. Gle
2Gbnc scr 9uooIer ipcrocn Dem Ser
ucbmcn nad bon 1915 oui 81 pro
Come mlo ollie onoerelt I%rbeitsIobne
perb1ltnibm0Big erbobt mcrocn.
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9leidcs SermaGtniR an Suipitaler.

EbilabeIpbio, go, 80. sunni.
- Ter gauge ollf etmo 100000
eCihaste RohloB ocs cinItiaen 8obri.
fonten, Acknowledgements u1o aunitr
iommlerS Sorrp 9. Scnrp miro &c.
map Dem Eeitoment oeS GrbIoiierS
nod Dem 9lbleben iciner @ittuc uno
ioIner beioen Sdlpeitcrn an iiinf bic.
Iige Soipitaler sur Stiftung bon Bet
ten fir Die 9cbonolung BON ain0erll
ieuen, Die geiommten @cmGloe iol-
len in 9tcms9orf pcrfouit mcroen.
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Germiihre Mn3cigen.
,Gubano mi Ct Killer 10. 2"

Sin aiitIoiCS Hrdpnrnt. onS aac 6crten bon
AiiirnCrl mo YGuie tOoict, bclunoer5 fotIs
miirincr mo SilbHerlinic.
2lcrtil0t poiitin %2Siirntcr, Die SpnroeG, Geues
rtesPfl1n8en. Norintbcils mo Ginhclbecrs
Striude i6doiaell, nnbcrbem ole pollige slpbis
Inh Eubrpiirincr an Den ISIr8ciH bon OMIT
bdurten. 9Selirl nit Der Srbe bon 1rcibs9}ecter
Gcnlifdt. bdlt ce Minuluiirie, Wtdlfe Inb ySiirs
MGR fern. 9luf bic Ynlun p%etttent. bdti cS
Miatlpiiric an. Sin nu5gc3eicbuctce Siirglnits
lei fir RiIor6en uuo VIlunen. llnfraut.IiIger
nno MISUNDERSTANDING Sn ueriauicn.
ISM. Z. Gpric,
204 ~Hurb'6n.uert ctr, Baltimore, NIB.
(Nuui21@
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iiberiliegen luerbe. 0roBe @nttGus
i6ung rief nm Mittog Die @obrid)t
herpor, Dab oas Shiif infolge einca
llnfoues feline 6obrt babe unterbre'
den miiiien.
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Hrui. GonoOrp Er. meS., bcutider

NrSt, Baltimore, @S, 62s Turo,6alpert.e ctr.
Suclin lit iiir Suut., WIaaeu., Ner6. nno
Eerpcn. 2ctocn. NUc SuQe6ugcrcn Ardltbeiien
ourf meme WiGibooetl NcGcilt; nne Sprreu ans
gemer3t; 30 Sabre crioIerei6cr Iraris; gnrdi,
tiri. SpredhttllIIoen De. "a uno 81
Hndhm. W'Hn lprete Dor uoer f9reibe.
(Wlni2R-i
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Emaba nls EcItitabt.

Chicago, Gil, 30, SUM. Sod
omilifcr WelOung oes 9unoes.Se.
frct6rs George aiel bonn Songer-
burlb ocS HoromcltenS baben bis
iett 80 bon Den ~ 9unoesperetnen
iiber Die Sangerielt : Srogc obgc'
ltimmt. &on oieien So boben SO
Icreinc nit 1900 SGngern iih cin-
Itimmig fir Snobo oils 6eItltoot er.
il1rt nit Der @emerfung, bob lie
bortbin geben mollten, UNI Elm oeut-
id)eS Sdngericit 81 ieiern 81 Gbren
oes oeutiten @ein1gs uno Der oelt-
idcn Sprobc, ltift tint cin 9icrfeIt
5u bcgeben. @cgen Smobo bobcn
Der YEeorio 2iebcrfron5" II. Der Wsila
lpailfee Sieocrfron5" nit 5ulonmen
so SGngern geitimmt. GoS boil.
itdroigc GrqebniB Der gbitimmung
miro nidt mebr lollge nltf iid mar
ten loIierl.
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yYcnnip's" 2ubnperbGltnii1e

BbiloOclpbio, go, 30. Suii.
= Gle MISUNDERSTANDING
ielihoit peroifentlidrt ioeben eilten
Auslueis, aus lpeld)em erlihtlih miro,
DOB baS gubnipitcm I'M Sabre 1908
on arbeitslobnen $t25, 543,947 ooer
nm $29,471,951 peniecr ge5oblt bat,
oils int Sabre 1907. 4ltd Die 3nbl
Der angeitellten wor Tim $1,000 &C.
ringer, ols I'M ooroufgc9on9elten
Sabre, in peldcm $4,000 Mann ol,.
geiteQt paren. Gie 2obni1be morelt
i'm Sabre 1908 nber ebcnio bod nie
i'm Sabrc 1907, in iueldcm tie ge9en
Dos Sobr 1906 I'M etlun 10 Yro5ellt
erb0bt muroen.
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Gin Nppthefer Der Wenscit

Iogt, cs iei itaunenspertb, pie pielc
ultmooiife Nittcl nod int @cbrouf]
iino, &. .. elm iuldes fir Die @rbol'
tung Ger Sarbe bes Soares = 8rob'
mutters .Salbei Ibee." God lei
bies Wittel ourd) 3uiae bon Sd)De.
lei nod nirfiamer gemadjt Dorben.
Sect ipenn oos Saor oitSiaIlt ODER
ergrout, gebt mon nift mcbr IN Den
8orten, nm 3r1nter iiir .5bee" gu
Iamnueln, ionbern einfoh nod Der
ndditcn gpotbefe II. erlangt 0petb's
Gage ano Sulpblir. aae sutcn apo.
tbefen perfaufen es fir SOC. ODER
Sf.00 Die Slaihe, ODER es miro bireft
gcgen ginienbung bes Breiies Der.
ioot bon Der @pctb Chemical &c.,
"a Gortlanbt. Str. Rep.Oorf Gitp.
81 perfauien Bel Der Ncao Grug
60, 2erington. uno Sotporo. StraBc.
(glpril8,i0o.4) -
HaFe snr @ciie ms Nnslano Be.
forst 6. Maiuc, Nr. Alb, Cf.gaIti.
n.orrira6e, maize Cation Souie Ape.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
Pleads With Murderers.

So alarmed was he at such a prop
osition that he rushed to Col. Taylor
and besought him for Gods sake
promise this crowd to withdraw from
the West Tennessee Land company
and they will not hurt you"
While defendant al pleading with
Col. Taylor to make this promise
some man said to witness;
Knock Ed Marshall down with
your gun and make him quit talking
to that old mar and attend to his
own business"
When Mr.. Marshall saw the angry
mood of his companions he pleaded
with them with all the earnestness
he could to spare the mems lives, that
to kill them was the worst thing they
could possibly do.
He could not control the men in
their mad thirst for the blood of their
victims, both of whom would have
died had Col. Taylor not escaped.
When Fehringer got to the most
dramatic part of his recital men and
women were on their feet, eagerly
pressing forward to catch a glimpse
of the witness and the noted prisoner,
who comes from one of the ~proudest
families in the state.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
RIFT IN V Lutte.
SIahina Swain Meant Well, But Lam
guage Tripped Him.

The essential difference between
the Specification of words and terms
in the English tongue which are al
most the same in etymology and or
igin is a great element of difficulty to
q foreigner who is learning the Ian
guage-a fact to which a certain at
tache of a foreign mission at Wash
ington recently testified.
When the budding diplomatist in
question arrived at our national capt.
tai a year or two ago, he soon capitu-
lated to the charms of a young woman
OF the official set, and they speedily oe-
came the best of friends. A month or
so ago the attache returned to this
country after a lengthy leave of abb
sence passed in his W land. About
the first thing he did on reaching
Washington was to send a note to the
lady of his admiration, wherein, to
her establishment and indignation, he
gave expression to this sentiment:
"Once more, my dear friend, l shall
gaze upon your unmatched eyes."-
Harper's Weekly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
MAY PASS JAP LAWS.
Sentiment Grows in California In
Spite of Roosevelt.

-
Sacramento, California, - Despite
the protests of President Roosevelt
against the passage ~of the anti-Jap-
anese measures by the present legis-
lature, the sentiment in their favor
seems to be growing rapidly. Mem
bers of both branches of the assembly
Wednesday were deluged with letters
and petitions from their constituents
demanding the passage of the bills
Immediately.
Senator Anthony, one of the lead
ers of the ~anti-Japanese forces, We'd
nesday suggested a plan whereby the
responsibility of the bills can be shift
ed from the shoulders of the legis-
lators to those of the people of Cali
fornia.
He is preparing TO demand that the
question for or against Asiatic immi-
grafton" be placed on the ballots at
the next election, in order to get a
general expression of opinion from the
people.
Following the publication of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's letter of protest to
Gov. Gillett, the bills went over Tues
day at the request of all the intro
ducers excepting Assemblyman Grove
Johnson. He protested against further
delay, declaring he favored immediate
passage of the measures, despite let
tiers and kilograms from anybody"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-01-28
eMELlcH is 1850 AHEAD.
Recount, Complete in is Wards, Gives
Republican This Net Gain.

st. Louis, Mo.-The joint investi-
eating committee CT the legisla-
ture resumed the recount of the vote
on lieutenant-governor Friday at 9
q. M, with the Sixteenth ward, Cine
Itch having at that time a lead of 100
over Painter, his Democratic oppo-
nent. In the Is wards completed up
to that hour the Republican candi-
date had made a total gain of 301, and
the Democratic candidate of 141.
The first serious disagreement in
the committee over the recount arose
in the anvas of the vote of the
eighteenth precinct of the Twelfth
ward and in the tenth precinct of the
Fourteenth ward. The dispute re-
lates to the legality of 1873 ballots in
these two precincts the initials of the
judges on the backs of the ballots diff
fering from the initials of the judges
who signed the poll books. In the
eighteen precincts of the Twelfth
ward, Gaty Pallen, whose initials ap-
pear on many ballots, was taken i'll
at noon on election day and his place
supplied by another judge, duly au-
thorized, who signed the returns.
In these two precincts the dis
puted ballots have been laid aside
temporarily until the committee can
agree as to their legality. They may
not be taken up until all the other
precincts have been completed. The
ballots in question favor Gmelich
cut down the Republicans lead mate
rally. There is no question of fraud
involved, merely the technical point
as to which judge, Pallen or his sue
cessor, can be said to have signed
them within the meaning of the law.
The recount of the votes indicates
that frauds were perpetrated in the
senatorial primary in the Sixteenth
ward. In the Eighth precinct of this
ward the recount shows that Painter
| received but 121 votes, while 1873 votes
are credited to the Democratic candid
ates for senator. In the original return
| Painter was credited with 139 votes
in this precinct. Stone was credited
with 112 votes, Folk is and Gebhardt
s. Stone was given within nine votes
of the actual number of votes cast for
Painter.
In the Thirteenth precinct the orig
inal returns gave Rainter 2G7, while
the recount showed but 25S. Although
1t was observed by persons who
participated in the recount that many
electors did not expires a choice for
senator, yet the Democratic senatorial!
candidates we're credited with 262
votes, four more than Painter re
ceived.
In the Eighteenth precinct of the
Twelfth ward, 1873 ballots are In dis
pute because the Judge whose initials
are on the back Of them lad not sign
ed the poll books.