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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09
Coatinued Next Week.

The very best Ice Cream is serv.
ed at our fountain by the dish or in
any quantity from pint to 5 gallons.
Gavette Bros.
Fish shipping tags l cent each at
News-Champion Office or bv mail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09

0utteS wraps for sale ct NeWs-CAAn
pton o0Ca.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
JOKE is SEEN IN THREAT.
Ransom Of $4,000 Demanded for MIss.
ing Pittsbura Boy Not Taken
Seriously.

Pittsburg. Pa.--Lawrenee Gibson
l4-years-old, son OF an cas-, end brick.
layer. is missing from his home Late
last night the boys father received
the following letter by special dellV.
cry:
I'VE have your son and II you wish
his safe return you viii have to for
felt $4,000 II you are willing TO do
as above stated insert an advertise
ment In the Pittsburg Dispatch ad-
dressed to J. NJ. p. ]. NJ. p"
The case was reported to the police
early today and although search has
been made Of the hospitals and police
stations no trace Of the boy has been
found. The police think young Gibson
had . friend write the letter and are
also OF the opinion that he IL trying TO
play q Joke on his father
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
MINISTERS IN FIST FIGHT
opIonlons Differ as to Guilt Of Bogus
Solicitor for Funds and Arau.
ments Wakes Warm.

Pittsburg. Pa.-George S. Bar
SOON, Turk. arrested Saturday
night on a charge OF collecting money
from churches and church people for
a Christian school In Bethlehem. which
II is alleged does not exist. and whose
operations are said to have extended
all the way from Maine TO California.
was held Tuesday for eourt on three
cases. his bail being fixed at $500.
Rev. John A. jayne. who was present
at the hearing started Il fund for
Barsoom's defense. and made the first
subscription. while to other ministers
at the hearing differed so earnestly
as to the mans guilt they were only
prevented from coming to blows in
the magistrates office by being Sc
parated by friends.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
AFRICA GAME IS PLENTIFUL
ANIMALS ARE so TAME TRAINS
90 NOT BRIGHTEN THEM.
Roosevelt VIII Find Hunting Big Game
in Africa Like Shooting Cows In
a Back Yard"

New York. N. Yin the opinion
of Dana Estes, the Boston publisher.
who arrived here Sunday on the 81.
Louis, after a journey Of $4,000 miles
In Europe. Asia and Africa. former
President Roosevelt will ind hunting
big game In East Africa. like shoot
Ing cows in a back yard"
The antelopes and animals Of that
kind are 30 tame. he said. that they
Craze along the railroad track and
scarcely look up as the train goes by.
saw thousands OF zebras. ante
lopes. ostrlehes. etc. They were within
a few hundred yards OF the train and
most OF them never even 30 much as
lifted their heads as we went by
Mr.. Estes visited Uganda, circled
completely around Lake Victoria
Nyanza. and pushed In through
RhodesIa to Cape Colony.
His travels In Africa took him inland
as far as the Victoria Falls on the
upper zambesi.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
WATCH THREE DROWN.
Duck Hunters Attempt TO Cross River
Above tha Falls and Their Boat
oVerturna.

Waterloo, Iowa.-WhIle several hun
!dred persons watched. powerless TO
help. Christ Anderson and Henry
Bothman, duck hunters. clinging
TO an upturned boat. from which
Frank Bentz had already jumped and
drowned. went over the falls in the
Cedar river Sunday and drowned. The
three men tried TO cross the river just
above the falls and the boat upset.
Their screams for help attracted a
crowd. but no one could do anything
to aid the doomed men while the up.
turned boat raced wildly toward the
brink of the falls. Bentz struck out
for the shore and swan valiantly until
his strength gave out and he sank
when almost at the bank OF the river.
The other two men went over the falls
and did not reappear above the water.
The boat was recovered a mile be-
low the falls.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
Woman Meets Death
I'm the Electric Chair

Auburn. N. Y.-Apparently indiffer-
ent to her fate. Mrs. Mary Farmer.
who died In the electric chair at sun
rise Monday morning for the killing
of Mrs. Sarah Brennan at Brownville.
sat unmoved a greater part Of the
night in Auburn prison. Mrs Farmer
was allowed to bid farewell TO her
husband Sunday and then was lodged
in cell that adjoins the execution
chamber there to await her final hour.
James Farmer, the husband, who
also Is under sentence of death for
the killing OF the Brennan woman and
whose case is before the court OF APP
peals. was taken TO another part Of
the prison that he might not hear the
tread Of the witnesses on their way to
the room OF execution, or the march OF
his wife to her death.
After the steel door Of Mrs. Farm
er's coll had closed and James
Farmer weeping, had been led away,
the woman fell upon her cot and wept
for few moments and then began to
pray. Her attendants did not tell her
Of the death chair in the next room
by the Subdued light that found Its
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
UNIFORM CHILD LABOR.
Governors Of Many Southern States
Meet 20 Discuss and Improve
Present Conditions.

New Orleans. Lain furtherance OF
what is believed will be one of the
most important movements ever
launched for the improvement Of child
labor conditions in the south. official
representatives from southern states
met in New Orleans Monday afternoon
for a conference TO extend over three
days.
The gathering Is upon the invitation
OF Governor Sanders, Of Louisiana,
who recently asked the governors Of
twelve other southern states to name
delegates for a meeting which would
adopt a more comprehensive and uni
form system of child labor laws in the
south, safeguarding both the welfare
OF youthful laborers and the legitimate
interests OF the employers.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
INFECTED BY KISS; DIES.
Patient Dying Of Blood Poisoning 10
Granted Request TO KISS Faithful
Nurse--oirl 10 Stricken.

Cumberland. Md.-Having become
infected from kiss bestowed by re-
quest on patient dying OF blood pol
sonIng. Miss Marion G. Spier, trained
nurse. died Sunday night. Miss spier
attended Mira. Virginia callan Carder,
wife of DR.. George l. Carder. promi-
nent society woman. at the Allegiance
hospital. and displayed such lovable
disposition toward the sick woman
that the latter asked the nurse to
kiss her as she was dying. The re-
quest was granted and In a few days
Mas spier was stricken with the same
mniady.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
ksIser,a Yacht IN Wreck.

wilhmshaven. Germany. - The
Kaiser's yacht Hohenzollern arrived
here today for repairs. She coliided
in the fog last night with the Nor
wegian steamer Pors. which sank
The crew was saved. The HokeHzol.
lern was bounS for the Mediterranean
for the use of Emperor william in the
event OF his desiring 70 make a cruise
to Corfu. The collision occurred near
Noderney in the North Sea. The Ho-
henzollern was only Slightly injured.
The Emperor was not on board.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
Chains EneIne 70 RalIs.

HoIton, Kansas. w. w.
Auey. sheriff of Pottawatomie county.
In attaching the Kansas Southern a
Gulf railroad for 1856 taxes chained
the locomotive and half dozen cars
70 the rails. Train service on the
line has been abandoned. The road
runs from Blaine 10 Westmoreland,
eight miles. The road wau built by
Kansas capital. but Il never paid ex.
pennos.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
olrrs kIdnnpsra Are kllIed.

Tucumcari. New Mexico. = John
Johnson. u negro. and Sebastian San.
doval. q Mexican, were killed near
cuervo. N. NJ. after long pursuit by
a posse. Johnson and Sandoyal. at
the points OF rifles. had dinaped Ju-
ana Sanchez from her uncle's ranch.
rs miles from cuervo. Il being the
egro's declared intention to marry
be girl. The uncle OF the girl imme-
ilately organized the posse and at
PTS head started In pursuit Of the kid
'nnpers.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01

way into the cell. Mrs. Farmer dress
ed for her execution. She clothed her
self In a prison gown and then care
fully arranged her hair. Early this
morning a woman attendant tucked
the gown to the knee and slit the
stocking so that the electrode could
be applied to the limb. A lock Of her
hair was clipped from the head In
order to forn a perfect contact with
electrodes.
Father Hickey visited her about
o'clock and remained until the end.
The sacrament was administered and
prayers said for the dying.
Father Hickey and an assistant lead
the death march. The leg eiectrode
was adjusted by Capt. Patterson and
the two women nurses assisted lin.
State Electrician Davis turned on the
current.
The autopsy was performed by DIR.
Edward Spitzka OF Philadelphia and
DR.. Charles Lambert.
Mrs. Farmer has made a statement
which she believes Will exhonorate her
husband who 10 also under sentence
OF death for the same crime.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
FORMER CHICAGO FIREMAN. WHO
SAYS SHE'S HIS DAUGHTER,
WON'T AID HER.
He CALLS HER HEADSTa0AG
Real Name OF Woman In WhItia
Kidnapping Said to Be Anna Evelyn
permott--Eloped Three
Years Ago.

Chicago. Ill.-WillIam McLormltt
who for many years a Chicago fireman
said the woman calling herself Mrs.
James Boyle, one OF the kidnapers OF
Willie Whitla OF Sharon, Pa. is his
daughter. Anna Evelyn McDermott, 20
years old
I'm through with her" said he Fri.
day. IF q we're not for my wife
wouldn't spend a nickel to save her.
have disowned her. For my part she
may walk TO the end the path she has
set her feet into"
She left home two years ago last
Christmas. he said. after a bitter quar-.
rel with him because he objected to
the company she kept.
W. F. McDermott. a bank clerk, son
Of William McDermott. said Thursday
night he believed the woman known as
Helen Faulkner was his sister, Anna
Evelyn McDermott. His belief was
based to a considerable extent on her
partial Identification by a half uncle.
a wealthy vessel owner OF Cleveland,
who is half brother Of the woman's
mother. The father for many years
was a member OF the Chicago Fire De-
partment.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
RETAIL ASSOCIATION WILL MEET
SATURDAY TO DISCUSS PRO.
POSED PROTEST.
BATTLE OF EAST VS.. West
Payne Bill Schedules Framed by Ra.
paeious Manufacturers, is ths
Opinion Of Many--cIub
Women Are Stirred.

st. Louis. Missouri--Jolnig the
nationwide chorus OF protest against
the provisions Of the Payne tariff bill.
Sc. Louis merchants plan to take an
active part in the tight against the
measure. The movement among club
women to protest against the pro-
posed, increase in duty on household
necessities also is spreading. and in
diyidual clubs, as well as the state
declarations OF Missouri and Illinois,
are preparing to take action.
Press dispatches indicate the move.
ment Is spreading throughout the
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
SHOCK ALARMS RANcHERs
Deterioration Of Ages Loosens Roof Of
Great CaVerns Under
Lava Beds.

Klamath Falls. Oregon.-Subter.
ranean rumblings. accompanied by
Earring Of the earth. have alarmed
ranchers and sheep herdsrs Ia the
Klamath lava beds during the last
two weeks.
The explanation most generally ac-
cepted is that the deterioration OF
ages occasionally loosens a portion Of
the roof or walls OF the great cayerus
under the lava beds. permitting great
masses OF earth and rock to fall 10 the
floor.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
She EIOpsd, He Says.

The younger McDermott said his sis.
ter eloped from Chicago between two
and three years ago and no word
afteTward had come from her.
I'VE have an uncle who Is a wealthy
vessel owner OF Cleveland" said
young McDermott. 1T must be Anna
But whoever could have thought Il
was possible for her to have been con.
nected with a case OF that kind? l can
hardly believe Il yet, although I know
II must be true"
Then McDermott told something of
his sisters life. and OF her disappear
ance from home three years ago. II
was not n new story as he told II. II
was the story OF a headstrong willful
girl. who disregarded the advice OF
loving parents and devoted brothers.
who carried on her affairs to suit her.
self.
Anna received a Eood common
school education" said her brother
Then she entered q convent Anna
grew up a beautiful woman. She liked
to have her own way. She liked TO
pick her own company.
II don't like to tell about all this.
but ! suppose the truth must out
About three years ago Anna began TO
go with company Of whom neither my
father nor myself approved. We re,
monstrated with her. She was, as |
said. headstrong, and resented what
she called our interference.
Then. one day. after a rather
stormy scene at the house. Anna left
home. We afterward heard she had
married in Chicago. The name OF the
man I don't know. never heard Il
that know OF.
I'VE lost all track Of our sister. We
never heard from her directly.
Two or three times since she went
away we have heard from her indirect.
ly. She told them she was getting
along ali right. but she cautioned
these friends not to tell US anything
about her. We did not press the mat
ter. and l am sorry now that we did
not.
And now comes this news OF my
sister"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
NAVAL commander AequIttsd.

Kiel. Germany.--A naval court
martial has acquitted Captain Mas
commander Of the German cruiser
Freya, on the charge Of unshillful nav.
igation. The Freya on August last
ran down and sank the American iish.
ing schooner Maggie and May. about
sixty.miles on Halifax harboF. Nine
men Of the schooner we're drowned,
Capt McCatheran being among them.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
Thraa kIlled hi Wreek.

Winnipeg. Manitoba. caa.--Three
men were killed Saturday nikht IN q
train wreck west OF Brandon. Mani
toba. The regular coast limited train
OF the Canadian Pacific railway west
bound, took the wrong track at polnt
near KsmhAy. on which Was freight,
east bound, The engineman. brake.
man and freman Of the passenger
train were killed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
SNOW HALTED THE PARTY
MADE MAN VALUABLE ANTARc-
TIC DISCOVERIES.
British Flag Was Planted Within III
Miles Of the Geographical
South Pole.

London, England.--The expedition
Of Lieut. q. II. Shackelton OF the Brit
ish navy, who headed q party in an
attempt TO reach the South Pole,
while not successful so far az the
prime object OF the expedition Is con-
cerned, achieved more than any other
exploring party in the Antarctic re-
gion.
Lieut.. Shackelton's party in the
barkentine Nimrod, returned to Inver.
cargill. New Zealand. yesterday. Tho
first report that reached this city was
that the pole had been discovered, but
this proved incorrect. What the expe.
dItion actually accomplished was:i
Planting OF the British flag upon n
spot within Ill miles OF the South
Pole: fixing definitely the location Of
the magnetic South Pole; discovery
Of eight mountain chains and 100
mountains: ascent Of Mount Erebus,
whose altitude is 1920 feet.
Left England In 1907.
The Nimrod expedition left England
In July, 1907. and, after reaching the
ice fields and making the most elab.
crate preparations. the main expedi-
ton started on a sledge journey which
occupied 1876 days and traversed 1.70S
miles southwark. At the point where
the expedition was compelled TO turn
back the land was 1900 feet In alti.
tude. tending southwark In n vast field
OF snow, no mountains being in sight
A second party reached latitude 72
degrees % minutes, longitude i54 de-
grees east. The British flag was left
flying at both points. The results at.
tanned have thrown much light on the
past history Of the Antarctic Conti-
nent. The expedition suffered no loss
Of life.
The farthest point south hitherto
reached was 40 degrees so minutes,
where c. E. Borchgrevink. a Norwe-
gian explorer. arrived on March II.
1900
Magnetic Poles Position Fixed.
The position OF the magnetic South
Pole has been fixed at about latitude
70 degrees 20 minutes south and LAG
degrees east.
The magnetic pole is the point
(north or SOUTH where the position
Of the magnetic needle OF the COM
pass would be perpendicular. Either
pole. owing To various pscuiatrities OF
the others shape. Is some distance
from the true. or geographical pole,
which Is an imaginary point az an ex-
tremity OF the earths axis. The axis
itself being an imaginary line extend.
ing north and south through the ex.
act center of the earth.
Lieut.. Shackelton's expedition babe
farewell TO England at Cowes in July
Of 1907. The last visitors to his ship.
the Nimrod. were King Edward and
Queen Alexandra. His Majesty pre-
scented the lieutenant with a union
Jack, to which was attached card
bearing the message:
May this union jack. which in
trust to your keeping. lead you safely
10 the South Pole"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
youth caves nrownIna Woman.

vaRdaliae Missouri 4 don't
want to live longer. ! win drown my
SELF said Mrs. Mary Hutchinson. "a
years old THIN she deliberately
walked on q high embaBkmsnt Of the
owak river into the water. She fioat-
ed quite distance. when Sherman
Freeman. rs years old, plunged into
the syolisn stream and rescued her.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
He WAS An EASY VICTIM
JUDGE 10 AMAZED AT QUILL.
BlLlTY OF MAN.
Condolences Men Request Physician to
Asslst In Distributing $4,000 for
Charitable Purposes.

London. England.--"How any one
can be deceived by such simple tricks
ls amazing said Judge Wallace Tues
day afternoon. when he passed sent.
ence on the three men who had
buncoed DIR. Marriott Hutchins, presl.
dent OF the board OF education. OF
Lake county. Michigan. out Of $1,000
in cash and n dimond ring. The police
easily caught the thieves after they
had tricked DIR. Hutchins and the
Judge sentenced them to twenty-one
fifteen and nine months imprison-
ment respectively.
The proceedings in the court Tues
day seemed TO amuse the spectators
greatly. but DR.. Hutchins was greatly
embarrassed. The confidence men, ac-
cording TO the testimony. succeeded
in getting DR.. Hutchins' valuables as
a guarantee OF good faith. after they
had requested him to assist them In
the distribution Of $4,000. which. ac-
cordlng TO their story. phIlanthropist
had left for charitable purposes.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01

Mason City Lathe body Of Her
man Chamberlain. who died Ia Okla
homa. ID lost. The body ac-
eompanIed by the widow. left there
THURSDAY.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
Wilbur Wright Leaves Pau.

Pau, France. - Wilbur Wright
having completed the training
OF his pupils. left here Tuesday night
for Paris. he was given an enthusi.
astie sepd-on by the mayor and other
prominent officials. He will return to
Pau In September.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
Woman DIss AZ los Yeara.

Detroit, Michisan. Mrs. Mary
Ann sullivan. who was born on
the battlefield OF waterloo. died at 81.
Lakes hospital. at the age OF ios
years months and s days. The de-
ceased was never N for more than q
week. until she was taken ~ three
weeks ago.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
Quarantine on Train.

Durango. Meyico. - -Four small
children being brought here from
San Carlos ranch nnar Torreon de-
veloped smallpox while on the train
and ths entire coachload Of passen.
gers was switched on here and placed
under quarantine
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
PesaaI station II : BAKERY.

Munkogee, Oklahoma. The
postal substation for the East Side
win be established in a bakery. Post
mistress Alice Robertson. prohibi.
ZIONIST. crossed tbs drug stores on
her list.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
EInsd Ter ImportIna wife.

Creston. Ia. Judge Smith McPher-
SON Of the federal court sentenced
Ham LAnripson to jail and fined him
81 900 for importing Marie Jensen
from Sweden. Both were married in
Sweden and eloped.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01

Cedar Rapids. Ia.--Prof. George w,
TannehlIl, 70, years old. The -blind
mathematician. ID dead. For "A years
he was Z teacher 81 mathematics IN
the Iowa College for the blind Al
vlnton.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1909-04-01
Retail Merchants TO Meet.
A special meeting Of the st. Lous
Whlsky Tax Aeeommsndsd.

Jefferson City. Missouri.--A tax Of
"a cents a gallon on whisky. the col
lection 20 be by the beer inspector,
was recommended by the house ways
and means committee today. This Is
one Of the measures recommended by
Gov. Hadley as q means OF getting
more revenue for the state