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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-05

up and passed. 16 to Is. the vote
being as follows:
Ayes-Mr. President. Baker Of the
Twentieth. Buckman. Cook. Dayton.
Harris. Henderson. Hosford. Humph
ries. Johnson. Massey. McCreary. Nc
LeOd. AEeMullen. -ME4er. withers-
Inc.
Nays-Adkins. Beard. BrOOme. Grill.
Cone. COttrell. Davis. Flournoy. CT
rardeau. Leggett. Sans. Sloan. West.
Williams and Zim-l5.
The Senate then returned TO the
consideration of the appropriation
bill
The assistant bookkeeper In the
Treasurcr's Office was reduced In sal
AIRY from $500 10 $1,000
The bill was then passed to third
reading as amended.
The Senate then reverted 20
House messages at the request at
Chairman Leggett Of the enrolling
committee.
Senator FlournOy was appointed on
the joint committee 20 confer with
the Secretary Of State relative %
capital improvements.
Consideration Of the Governors
veto OF the Leggett school bin was
then taken up.
Adjournment was taken during the
discussion.
Night Session.
Consideration Of the Governors
veto message was resumed.
Senator buchanan attacked the con
stitutlonalIty OF the measure. and
supported the veto.
Senator Beard said there was no
constitutional light thrown upon the
measure By the Governors message.
Consideration OF the measure was
finally laid over
The House bill making appropria.
lions for State educational institu.
tions was taken up.
Senator Cone offered an amend !
meut reducing the appropriation for /
the negro school from $4,000 20 /
$4,000. and spoke strongly for the
amendment
Senator Buckman pointed out that
outside of sentiment the State recely.
"a Federal funds Tor the school, un.
Ger a contract which requires that
.he State keep up its appropriation.
Senator Grin of the special commit.
.ee spoke against the amendment
iud described the usual work being
some 40 the institution.
The amendment VAS adopted. % 90
D.
A communicated was received /
rom tH. House aching thaI ths Sem !
.rr take ur fhr Cash primary tul
The b.lI sac passed 900 t1
Az a. m. tae senate Is--oi the .
south Jacksonville charter amend
uelts
The legislature uill adjourn az NJ
'cInfk f0ulght
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Oratory. music and flowers made
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
BY ROBERT MARION LA TOILETTE
U. S. Senator from Wisconsin
MEN OF LOS ANGELES, DO YOUR DUTYl

1rEN OF LOS ANGELES, DO YOUR DUTYl
MI the great skirmish in the battle for
laurel wreath shall be yours The OF the world upon
you you disappointed Let it not be said that
you will faer or fail in the greater tests.
the Civil War regiment ordered to charge to GER
tain point and But The color bearer ahead
long ways ahead his regiment The commanding colonel
the sergeant Bring those coors back to the reg
mentr
Bring the regiment up the coors shouted the standard
bearer.
And the regiment the coo carrying them and
until
You men OF Los Angeles the coors of selfgovern
ahead Call the regiment of municipalities Come
up to the colors and to freedom and victoryT
There will be which will strike the sacke OF bos
the people, and make this country more The home OF
the brave AMI the land OF the free
The traditions of 1873 years call to you Go in and win Los
Angeles Go in and win Set the world example 90 in and
win"
VIII you hearken to that call?
You You have everything dear to the heart
o fight for Do your duty!
You are going help solve the big problems of selfgover
ment right here going redeem the state not through
the rural districts the first time in the history OF the ma
on through the municipalities have here to sit at the
feet of YOU men Angeles learn HOW to gain good
ernment.
You have not been afraid attack the enemy in the
citadel power You have taken the batements but you
must not fater taken the citadel and have planted
the flag municipal reform in place firmly that no boss no
matter how powerful may be, shall ever haul it down.
will into her own frce government
NAV have lost the defeat there minmized by the
victory here last Wednesday.
Any victory by wrong-such as that IN oan
onv for To believe otherwise against the hnal
dempon salvation of the human The true soldier
knows no defeat simply the last camping ground before
another attack Heney Sprekes and the others who are night
ng for free and staten California may
he checked today They be driven back defeated to-
Cali out to the world through your actions at the polls when
will have test we nave set nag
ahead. Come up it,
MEN OF Los ANGELES. DO YOUR DUTYl
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
TELLS HOW
TO DEFEAT
S. p. RULE
Senator La Toilette Firm
Believer in Ballot
HAS FAITH IN OUTCOME OF
CITY CLUB EFFORTS
TELLS HOW WISCONSIN OVER
THREW RAILROADS
Declares Conditions Worse In Cali
fornla Than They Were in Badger
State - Speech Heartily
cheered
TELLS. HOW WISCONSIN OVER.
THREW RAILROADS

"The business of the country Is In the
hollow of the hands of sixty-two men
the directors of the Standard oil and
Morgan groups OF banks. The banking
credits OF the country are being concen-
trated In the hands of few men. not
bankers, but In banking business for
speculation.
There is a day of reckoning coming
for the men who filch their dirty dollars
from the American people.
II have some children and i want
them to have n happy life; that's why 1
am trying to do nationally what we did
In Wisconsin.
You people here in California are
crawling at the feet of the Southern Pa
cific. but you won't be for long, for you
have here that magnificent organization,
the City club, through which the state
will be redeemed. The members OF that
club will redeem the state because their
side Is everlastingly, everlastingly right.
you've just been voting for the fell
laws nominated. It's time to look bnck
and see IL II l. the Espee and the Los
Angeles Tlmes."--Excerpts from Senator
La Follette's speech
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
RAILWAY MAGNATE IS
GIVEN A CALL DOWN
Declares Government Is Doing Twice
What New York CentraPs Presi-
dent Suggests 1t Should Do
for Farmers

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13,-Secretary
Wilson has issued statement to point
out the United States government is
spending approximately $lS,0O0,000 a
year on experimental work in increas-
ing the yield and efficiency of the
farms of the country.
The statement was inspired by the
charge made by William c. Brown,
president of, the New York Central
lines, at a dinner in New York this
week that the nation could better af-
ford to invest the cost of one battle-
ship in agricultural experiment work
than to expend 1t in the increase of the
navy. battleship costs approximately
SO, 100000
Secretary Wilson declares the gov
ernment is expending each year exact
ly twice as much as two first class bait
tleships cost and the money is being
used in precisely the manner recon-
mended by President Brown.
The assistance given the farmers of
the United States, the secretary de-
clares, is not confined to any locality.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
fight OVER WOMAN
RESULTS in MURDER
Soldier Acquitted of Assault with
Deadly Weapon Under Arrest for
Killing Man Who Died
from Injuries

SAN DIEGO, Nov 1S.-James Wal
ters, a soldier stationed at Fort Rose
Grams, is under arrest charged with the
murder of Carl Peterson.
In a fight over woman six months
ago Walters stabbed Peterson. AT hrs'
the latter's wounds seemed likely to re-
suit fatally, but later he took a turn
for the better and his recovery ap-
peared assured. Walters was tried on
a charge of assault with a deadly
weapon. He pleaded self-defense and
was acquitted.
Recently Peterson's condition grew
worse and he died last night from his
wounds in the stomach and liver, ac-
cording to the doctor. Walters was
again taken into custody, this time TO
face a murder charge. Walters has
been nine years in the army.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
LOCAL

Right banner for municipal government
raised by Los Angeles, says u. s. Senator
La Toilette. Seotios /, PAGE 6
Murderers OF p. A. Carlson. killed in front
OF 800 West Twenty-third street Friday
night. still at large. Section 2. PAGE /
Mushet men threaten to knife Smith, who
was given lead OF 10 by official count.
Section l, PAGE /
Woman accused OF lace thefts admits guilt.
but blames her husband Section l, PAGE 4
Newly exonerated for erasing entry. mat
ter being explained to satisfaction OF
court. Section /, PAGE s
Would fix wage scale by value of service.
says mayor in veto Of increased salary or
dinance. Section 3 PAGE 7
Wife of dentist is given divorce and al
lowed $50 a month allmony.
Section /, PAGE s
Editorial. Letter Box and Haskin's let
ter. Section 2 PAGE 6
Society, clubs and woman's department.
Section 2, PAGE 4
Marriage licenses, births and deaths.
Section 4, PAGE .
section l, PAGE Il
Porch climbers make rich haul at home of
Section /. PAGE 2
Tells how to defeat S. p rule; Senator la
section l. PAGE /
Color photography demonstration made TO
Gamut club by discoyerers Of art.
Section i, PAGE 8
News of the courts Section l. PAGE S
Music. Section 2. PAGE 5
Fraternal orders Section ?. PAGE 8
Mines and oil fields. Section 2 PAGE 1O-1l
Markets and financial. Section 2. PAGE 10
Real estate. Section T. PAGES and S
CLASSIFIED advertising. Section 4, PAGES "a
Automobiles Section 3, PAGES l-6
c'ty brevites. Section 2, PAGE 7
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
THREATENS
TO KNIFE
NOMINEE
MuShet Men Talk of Fight
Against Republicans
OFFICIAL COUNT GIVES SMITH
LEAD OF NINETEEN
MACHINE CANDIDATE REFUSES
TO CONSIDER WITHDRAWAL
Council Works Until Midnight
Checking Up 6allots-Machlne
Politicians DisgruntIed at OBJ
stlnaey of City Auditor
MACHINE CANDIDATE REFUSES
TO CONSIDER WITHDRAWAL

The official count of the primary cleo
tion ballots by the city council, which
ended at midnight last night save for
the footings, showed George A! Smith
nineteen votes ahead OF w. @. Mushet
for second place on the may orally ticket
with the following totals:
George a. Smith ..................7IS 7IS4
william c. Mushet ...............7l .7l65
Papers have already been prepared by
attorneys representing the Mushet
mnyoralty organization for cOntesting
the count in court and they viii be filed
tomorrow morning following the COM
pletion of the councils work. The
council adjourned until o'clock Mon
day morning, and In the meantime n
force will work through today checking
the footings and correcting results.
As originally announced Smith had n
lead over Mushet of fifty-one votes.
Twenty-nine that should have been
counted for Mushet in the Forty-fifth
precinct were omitted, and these were
accepted by all parties. MIR. Mushet also
gained one vote In the 10Sth precinct,
and lost five votes In the S5th. MIR.
smith lost a vote In the 27th precinct,
lost five votes In the 05th and ono vote
In the 137th.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
EASTERN

Copper stocks show strength. but
general list OF securities in Wall
street display dullness. Section 2, PAGE 10
Explosion in mine OF st. Paul company
at Cherry. H., causes death OF at
least $50 men. out Of 4S4 a work in
three veins; twenty-five only known
10 have escaped Section l, PAGE l
Tramp hides himself in car Of President
Taft, near Bridgeport. Conn, to avoid
conductor. Section /. PAGE 4
VIII plead guilty to save life Of comrade
convicted OF murder in which four others
were implicated according to story from
Denver. Section J. PAGE 2
Railway magnate Is "called down" by Sec
retary OF Agriculture Wilson who shows
government is spending $4,000, 900 yearly
to promote interests of farmers.
Section /, PAGE l
Boy desperate who was with youth who
committed suicide when at bay. near En-
dora Kas., loses desire to be real robber
like companion. Section /, PAGE
Much int 1est taken In Of doctor at
Chicago on trial for wife murder when
principal witness for state tells OF her
relations with defendant Section /, PAGE 2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
SPORTS

Second team of L. A. high defeats Poly at
Rugby football by score of to g.
Section 2. PAGE s
u S. C. Pomona football game ends in no
score tie. Section 2, PAGE 8
University Of California wins annual foot
ball game with Stanford.
Section l, PAGE Q
Favor Berry, manager of the Angels, as
president Of Coast league as he is con-
sidered logical candidate
Section g. PAGE 8
Predict successful northern meeting and
eastern horse owners look for great races
Section 2, PAGE 8
Many big leaguers developed in Golden
state. sectloh q fAHh
Early takes place OF Packard as umpire
for City league Section z, PAGE
t4allvwood beaten by San Diego in last five
minutes of play Section 2, PAGE
e..ver is ready to mix with Willis for prize
rjne honors, Section 2. PAGE s
t4andbau sharks of Los Angeles Ath-
letic club preparing to choose team to
meet Olympics of San Francisco.
Section 2. PAGE 5
Au-Nationals blank the Angels
Section l, PAGE 6
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
NINE. STEINHEIL
IS EXONERATED
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MUIR
DER ACQUITTED BY JURY
Lawyer for Defendant Makes Grandil-
oquent Plea for His Client and
His oratory Wins the
Day

PARIS, Nov. 13.-Mme. Margherita
Steinheil was acquitted by a jury at
1885 this morning of numbering her
husband, Adolphe Steinheil, noted
painter, and her stepmother, Nine
July. The verdict was rendered atter
two and a half hours deliberation, dur
ing which the jury three times sum-
moned the president of the court for
explanations. thus indicating the orig
inal majority was for conviction.
A dramatic scene followed the jury
appearance. The red-robed judge and
counsel filed IN and took their places
NJ de Wales, the presiding judge,
turned to the jury and asked:
Have you reached VerdictY'
The foreman replied:
ION our conscience we answer NO To
every question"
A salVo of "BraVos!' followed TINS
announcement, and perfect bedlam
broke loose.
M. Aubin, counsel for Nine, Steinheil,
embraced his colleagues. Men and
women in the rear of the hall jumped
and screamed for JOY. The judge threat
ened to clear the court room, and when
a semblance of order was restored he
called:
Bring in the accused"
ACCuSCd FNRRSdio W
In two minutes the black-robed fig
ure appeared in the doorway, support
ed on either side by a gendarme. The
woman swayed and seemed to be faint
ing. but in response to a wild outburst
of cheers she lifted her head and looked
about, smiling family in acknowledg-
ment Then she tottered forward and
sank on the floor beside the court.
When the judge pronounced the YER
dict her faint murmur of thanks was
hardly heard. An instant later M. Au-
bin was over the fail, lifting her In his
arms.
The crowd surged forward, cheering
wildly. Outside the gloomy court tens
of thousands who had been waiting for
hours took up the cry.
After being assisted out of the court
room, Mme Steinheil was conducted
from the building by one of the numer-
Gus subterranean passages.
but probably she was escorted back to
Where she was taken Is not known,
st. Lazare prison as the French proce-
dure requires the formality of lifting
the bolts" before the definite release of
the prisoner
This ceremony will take place to-
morrow.
Counsel Pleads Emotionaliy
The last day of the trial was given
over largely to the argument of M.
Aubin, counsel for the prisoner. Speak
ing with much feeling, while admitting
the faults of his client, he devoted
some time to telling the story of her
life as child, wife and mother.
'I defend her with all my SOUL" he
said, because | believe her innocent
Nine. Steinheil wept gently as her
counsel spoke of how her husband
idolized her, M. Aubin maintaining that
he enjoyed the adulation of which she
was the object If her husband knew
of her intrigues, he never indicated 1t
by word or sign.
The counsel said he greatly regretted
that former President Faure's name
had been mentioned.
''Who can say" he asked. chow
much harm the perhdious insinuations
of which Nine. Steinheil was the OBJ
iect in connection with the former
president, have done her? I prefer not
to invoke the shadow of this profound
patriot here"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
FOREIGN

Nine Steinheil is exonerated by verdict
of acauittal from the jury which tried her
at Paris for murder Of her husband
and stspmother. Section !, PAGE
Labor Sunday is suggested to convention
of American Federation of Labor at
Toronto. Section /, PAGE
Women support revolutlonlsts at Mica
ragua By working in field and selling
iewelry 20 help cause. Section l. PAGE 9
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
MINING

Shallow sands and high gravity oil attract
investors TO old fields Of Ventura county.
Section 2, PAGE II
Six miles Of new territory is proved by re-
rent strikes in north Midway field
Section 2, PAGE II
CoaIinga agency receives $1OS, 70 for cash
oil in month Of October.
Section 2, PAGE 10
-Four Leaf Mining company Of Los Angeles
to operate Manhattan placers.
Section g. PAGE II
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14

NJ Ew YORK, Nov. 19.-European
correspondents for American
~ newspapers continue to revive
the story of the engagement of Miss
Katherine Elkins, daughter of SEN
ator Elkns of West Virginia, and the
duke of the Abruzzi. One of the lat
est reports is to the effect that the
duke has obtained a dispensation per-
hitting him TO wed a Protestant and
that his engagement to Miss Elkins
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
SETTLERS FIRST LANDING
IN SEATTLE CELEBRATED

SEATTLE, Nov. 1S.-The ffty-eighth
anniversary of the landing of the first
settlers in Seattle was celebrated by a
banquet at the Arctic club tonight,
at which the guests of honor We're the
twenty-three non-salaried officers of
the Alaska -Yukon-Pacific exposition,
A tablet commemorating the fair was
unveiled.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14

will soon be announced. From the
source OF the story comes the state
ment that all the dukes royal relatives
have become reconciled to the mar
riage. Still another report quotes a
high dignitary in Italy as saying that
the king and queen of italy and the
dowager queen are still bitter toward
the fair American girl and that they
resent the fact that she was In Europe
last summer
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
RAYMOND Patterson Dies

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Raymond
Patterson, for many years head of the
Washington bureau of the Chicago
Tribune. died here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
COAST

Fight over woman results in murder and
soldier acquitted Of assault with deadly
weapon must face more serious charge.
Section !. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14

GINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-The police
| of New York, Chicago and Gin
~ cinnati are vigorously investlgat-
ing the alleged connection of Edward
S. Cooke, a former Big Four railroad
clerk, with the defalcations charged
to Charles L. Warriner. Cincinnati
official of that company. The name
of q Mrs. Stewart or Mrs. Ford is
prominently connected with the case.
1t has been alleged that Cooke and
Mrs. Ford we're associated while Cooke
was in the company's service under
Warmer and that the latter dis
charged Cooke when he heard that
Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Ford had en-
gagged in a fight in Cincinnati hotel.
Charges of extortion and blackmail
have been made in the case, and the
police are looking for Cooke and Mrs.
Ford.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-14
OVER FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY MINERS KILLED AT CHERRY, ILL.,
INDEX OF
THE HERALD'S
NEWS TODAY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Rain
Sunday; cooler; brisk south wind.
Maximum temperature yesterday, So
degrees; minimum, AZ degrees.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-04-30
Gard of Thanks.

We are deeply grateful to neighbors
and friends for their kindness to us IN
connection with the death OF huspanu
and father, N. NJ. Stukes.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stukes and Children.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-04-30
Mrs. Fernie Lemon.
York County Sunday School conven-
Sinn

Editor Yorkville Enquirer:
Please announce in your paper tnat
the Sunday School convention OF the
York Baptist association, Is to meet al
the First Baptist church, Rock HILL
S. c., Tuesday and Wednesday, May
4th and 5th. The sessions will begin
at 1890 a. M, and $50 p. m., and S.OO
D. m. Mayor T. S. Franklin of Char
iotte, Secretary ]. D. Moore of Column
bia, and Rev. S. p. Hair of Blackville,
are some Of the visiting speakers.
Then all the pastors of the York asso-
citation are expected to be present and
TO speak We shall be glad to have
many laymen take part in the discus
sions such as: THE Boy Problem: How
to Get Him Into the Sunday School,
and How to Keep Him There" The
Deacon and the Sunday School," 1.-The
Home and the Sunday School," Teach
er Training" "The Sunday School
Training for Church Membership" etc.
1t was by the direction OF the asso-
citation that this convention is to be
held, and so we expect all the pastors
and some delegates from every church
in the association. Please let all who
expect to attend and want entertain
ment. write to the pastor of the First
Baptist church at once telling him
when you will arrive.
Yours fraternally,
R. #. Marsh. For Com.
Rock Hill, S. c.. April %.
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ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY'
TERRAIN.
sperial 9utires.
Preaching at Smiths.

FredCTin9 a. SN
Rev. Alexander Martin Will preach
Of Smiths church next Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
]. K. Hall.
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Rev. Oliver johnson, o. D.

Will supply the pulpit of the Yorkville
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning and
evening in fulfillment of an appoint
ment made at the request of the COM
mittee several weeks ago.
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FOR SALE

nN Monday next (Salesday) I will
~ sell at Public Auction at the Court
House, / Roderick Riding Cultivator
to the highest bidder for Cash, IL not
sold previously. See me.
1t P. w. LOVE.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
WATER COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS

Orders are taken and negatives
are made in the Lindsay Studio for
the famous "Sprague & Hathaway"
Photographs. Samples of same were
shown in this Studio on Monday and
Tuesday past. Come to the Studio,
see samples and get prices. The work
is furnished by a firm having a ma
tional reputation for fine work, which
Is guaranteed to be permanent and
satisfactory. ROSA ]. LINDSAY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-04-30
Sperial gotiGes.
Crosses of Honor.

On Memorial Day, May 10, Crosses
of Honor will be bestowed by the Win
ME Davis Chapter u. D. c., to York
county Confederate veterans as follows:
Jerry Walker, ]. E. Plaxico, T. H.
Neely, Elijah McSwain, ]. T. Howell,
w. B. Whitaker, VIM. Lee Moore.
Other veterans who have applied too
late for Crosses to be provided by May
10, will be awarded Crosses on June
8. Mrs. w. G. White,
ct President
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
OF Gold Mining Machinery.

Y
DY virtue Of an agreement made be-
ID tween the Mecklenburg Iron
Works, of Charlotte, North Carolina,
and Clawson Mining Company, and
duly recorded in the ONCE OF the r. A.
C. Of Deeds for York county, 8. c., In
Book r. r. R pages s06 and S07.
VIII sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash on THURS
DAY, MAY 18TH, 1909. at IL o'clock
noon, at the Clawson Mine near Fort
Mill, 8. c., the following described ma
chinery, viz: One Challenge Feeder.
Iron Work for 5 Stamp 760 to Battery
with Shaft for 10 Stamps, Rods, Bolts,
etc., for Framing, Wood Work for
Battery Framing for 10 Stamps,
Silvered Copper Plates and Plate Ia
BILE, Ldne Shaft with Bearings. Collars
and Pulleys, Counter Shaft with Bear
ings, Collars and Pulleys, Belts Tor
Battery, Counter Shaft and Driving.
Water Pipes and Fittings.
p. p. ZIMMERMAN,
Trustee.
April 81. 1909.
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