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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
bTOR PARTY
SAFE AT SANJUAN
ERMAHAL HAS BEEN IN PORTO
RICO HARBOR FOR SEVER
AL DAYS.
Ich for Missing Yacht Is Called
on.

TILLEMSTAD, Curacao, Nov. %.
bin Jacob Astcf's steam yacht,
Nourmahal. was safe in the har-
of San Juan, P. r., on November
according to the report brought
by the Red D liner Coracas to-
The Coracas reports that the
rmahal arrived at San Juan on
Eember IA and that she was there
the 18th.
Still Mt San Juan.
AVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 22.-The
bless operator here stated that
B o'clock this morning he caught
message from a ship at sea:
Yacht Nourmahal safe at San
An."
Greatly Relieves Friends.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 22.-
WIS from Willemstad, Curacao, that
lionel John Jacob Astor's yacht, the
|urmahal. was safe. at San Juan,
rto Rico. on November Is, coming
the heels Of last night alarming
port that a derelict sighted near
ba might the be the Aston yaucht,
s welcome to his friends and rela-
es. who had experienced unusual
Eiety here since the West Indian
zion was cut off from communica-
n by the hurricane two weeks ago
The news was sent to Douglas Rob-
Bon and Nichols Biddle, trustees of
Astor estate, and Mr.. Biddle
Omptly filed messages with the
|reless and cable companies to Mrs.
tor. who sailed for E. rope on We'd
Isday on the Louisiana soon after
|taining a divorce. At the time of
Er departure anxiety over Colonel
Btor and their son Vincent has just
gun to develop seriously.
Call Back Revenue Cutter.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. "a
wireless message reached the Unit
States revenue cutter service stat
g that John Jacob Astor's yacht,
lie Nourmahal. has been discovered
bling in safety inside the harbor
San Juan. Porto Rico. Captain
orth G. Roose, in command of the
.rvice, was so satisfied with its gen.
|neness that, he sent wireless dis
Itch to the revenue cutter Yama.
law, searching in West Idian waters
n the missing yacht. to return at
ice. The Yamacraw is now on its
ay to Charleston, S. &.
Speaking to the cutter YamacraW
lie wireless operator at Tapma, Fla.
armed that the vessel has been or.
cred not to proceed farther toward
he north coast of Cuba. where the
lbmerged wreck was sighted.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
WORK TO SAVE
MINE VICTIMS
Belief That a Number of Miners
Are Still Alive

CHERRY ILL.,, Nov. 22.-'n a last
desperate effort to save any remain
ing miners who may be alive in the
st. Paul mine, so volunteers are to-
day working with a win to tear down
the barricade behind which 1t is be-
lieyed 20 or more survivors are still
imprisoned. If these are found dead
all hope of any still being alive in
the mine will be abandoned
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
BOARD CANVAssEs THE
LATE ELECTION RETURNS.
Hut Few Minor Changes in the Re-
suit,

Hut Few Minor Changes in the Re-
suit.
The county commissioners met to-
day for the purpose Of eanyassing
the return OF the recent local option
election and found a few changes
from those published in the Evening
Press on the evening following the
election. The canvass gives Sander
&c yes and no: State Line. - yes;
Bell Grove. II yes. IS no; and Rath-
drum 1874 no. Other than the above
the table as printed in the Press ID
correct.
The commissioners allowed a few
small bills. They also accepted the
springston trestie and the Bell Can
yon road.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
|ANCED THE DANCE OF
DEATH AT CRACK OF GUN.

ellie Nelson Cause OF Fatal Row at
Public Ball.
MOBILE, Ala. Nov. 22.-Because
gellie Nelson of Barnwell refused
p dance with Wesley Mckenzie, Bert
Gierce and Mark Mckenzie are dead,
ohm Farley. Walter Pierce. Fred
md Walter Mckenzie are seriously
blurred. When Nellie refused to
lance with him. Mckenzie made a
Fighting remark to her and she
hformed her brother. A gen.
lral fight ensued In which 80 per-
ions engaged. Pierce's head was
rushed with club and Mckenzie
as shot through the heart.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
BuILDING NEAR COMPLETION.

Nell Paul expects TO have his new
building At the corner OF Sherman
and Second streets completed by or
near the hrst Of December. and as
soon a. Il Is finished r. ". Gadd viii
move his clothing store from East
sherman 10 the east room Of the new
building. and Herman Kennel viii
occupy the east room for bis cigar
store. The room on the south side
will be used BY the r. N. Sims CON-
pany for his real estate once. The
center room on sherman street vii
In all probability be occupied By ;
barber shop. but whose Is not DEAN
igely decided upon AZ yet.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
HEAVY DAMAGE
BY WIND STORM
ALI TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
CUT OFF--PL4ATE GLASS
BROKEN.
Fire Company Called % the Coeur
d'AIen, Lanher Co. Plant.

Todsy has heen = windy enc 10
every sense OF the word. and eonsid-
cradle amount of damage was dons
IN the tity aud surrounding country.
Telephone wires On both Of the lines
are down all over the county. and
50 far as had been learned trees
have fallen across the wires IN more
than a hundred places.
slgns are down in various parts OF
the city and other damage is re-
ported in no small degree. A mum
Der OF small buildings have been un-
rooted and wood Is scattered in all
parts OF the city
Plato Glass Rroken.
shortly after dinner the awning a.
the Mascot cigar store gave way and
one corner OF the iron frame struck
the large plate glass window break
ing II into a thousand pieces.
spokane Cut on.
Both telephone companies report
that spokane is cut on from eommn-
nication and that III the wires be-
tween this and that city are down
completely.
Fire Company Called Ont.
The hremen were called out az
O'Clock to tina planning plant of the
Occur d'Alene Lumber company,
where they found the boiler room
filled with smoke and steam caused
by the heavy wind blowing the smoke
down the stack and out OF the boiler.
For q time the fremen did not knoW
the nature OF the IRE and believed
that the interior of the boiler room
Of the planning mill was on Ere. and
accordingly turned on seven streams
of water. A little later n was
learned there was no Gre, and moth
Ing but a heavy dense smoke pre-
vailed.
About the only damage done was
caused from The immense amount Of
water that was turned into the room
and which flooded every thinE. For
time It looked as though there was
great danger OF a bad are for that
part Of the city. but the Aremen
worked hard and soon ailayed ell
fear The damage viii amount 10
but little. This Is but one OF tho
many instances where the hard wind
brought about fear 81 danger
The heavy wind took the roof OF
the enpola OF the planning mill Of
The Occur d'Alene Lumber company
on Fourth street. besides s,rewing =
quantity OF lumber about the ysrds.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
CHILD MURDERER
PAYS PENALTY OF CRIME,

EIectrOcuted Early This Morning At
Auburn Prison.
AUBURN. n. Y, Nov. 22.-Theo
Rizzo. the confessed murderer Of
sTeressa PereopIa and Freddie In
fusio. was sent to the electric chair
at 6:15 this morning and promptly
executed. The execution was a sue
cess and death quickly followed the
truning on OF the current The crime
was committed In Utica and was one
OF the most brutal murders In the
history OF the city. the victims be-
ing children against whom Rizzo
held a grudge, and he deliberately
killed them for revenge.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22

upon by the faculty OF the UnIyers-
ity of Copenhagen. II will be locked
in the ships strong box. Walter
Londale. Cooks secretary. will ae-
company the documents. The evl
dsnce consists OF $4,000 words.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
GETS 100 DAYS.

Elmer BnOwn. who vas arrested
on the charge Of petit larceny anA
tried Saturday. was found guilty and
sentenced 70 q fBe Of s200 or ICE
days in the ooanty jail. Being With
out funds be vas forced 10 accept
the latter and began serving hls sen
tenes today.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
OIL
DOES NOT WORRY
Courts Finding Will Cause No
Loss to Stockholders

NEW YORK. N. Y. Nov. 22.--WaF-
ner Elliott. general counsel for the
Standard Oil company. said today In
commenting for the arst time on the
decision against the company handed
down By the United States circuit
court ut 81. Paul;
Il have seen what purports to be
the text OF the decree handed down
BY the United States circuit court
Saturday. The company will take an
appeal Immediately to the United
States supreme court and win cheer
fully abide by the verdict OF the
highest court in the land. whatever
that may be.
The decree does not order = dis
solution Of the Standard OH CON
pany; that Is a Misunderstanding.
What the decree orders. as I under
stand II. is that the company shall
distribute among it's stockholders. Of
whom there are approximately 5000.
its holdings In stock OF subsidiary
companies, This distribution. fur
ther understand. Is ordered TO be ef-
Fected on a pro rata basis Of appor-
tionment, That ia to say, heaviest
holders Of Standard OIL stock would
receive a propOrtionate number Of
shares In the stock OF subsidiary
companies"
Mr.. Elliott was asked what course
the company would adopt II the YER
diet Of the lower court Shout be
upheld In the higher court. That
be said. is something I shall be bet
ter prepared to discuss when I have
seen the opinion by which the United
States circuit court iuatifes It's do
cree"
No Cohflscation. Says Wellman.
Henry Wellman, who represented
the attorney general Of Missouri ii
that states suit against the STANDARD
OF company and conducted the ex
animation in New York Of the oflceri
of the company. takes a view similar
to that expressed by MIR. EeliIoft. He
sums mp the situation:
II can not see." he said, that an,
practical effect Is to be expected. Il
seems rs II the beSt the government
can do is TO order the sale OF tn,
property and. in that ease. the money
Of course, goes TO those stoekhoiderV
In some form or another. There 4
no eoniseatl0n, no punishment. a
there would be In the case Of Grimm
al proceedings with the imposition o
a big fine.
The case Ia similar to that OF tn
coal roads. which were forced Il
separate from their coal business. an,
II Is difIcult 10 see. even II the de
eislon Is upheld by the supreme court
hos the government can prevent III
control of Standard OH properties re
naming In the same hands. even |
II split mp into Its constituent prop
critics This has been the case d
every suit In which the Law has com
PEELED the dissolution OF eomblnatlonl
They have simply been put into al
ferent shape and have gone aion
; more eompactly than ever"
standard on Lawyers 20 CoafeF.
CHICAGO. Ill.,. Nov. 22.--MoriI
= Rosenthal. who represented Ii
! standard OIL company a. special eouI
sci throughout the case which va
] decided adversely to the company b
e the circuit court Of appeals at
Paul lef TO-DAY fer New York.
Joseph Moses. a Law partner I,
Mr.. ROsenthal. said Mr.. Rosentbal
/. trip east vas on = matter foreign
> the decision.
n Mr.. Moses asserted. however, Til
r there probably would be 4 confe-sn,
: Of the Standard oil eompany's eou
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
DERAILED FREIGHT car.

A freight ear on the Inland EN-
pire railway was deralled az Nc
CURE where the company Is put
ting In q new switch. No damage
was done and Il was placed back
within an hours time. No tranla
were delayed on account OF the aeei-
dent
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
WANT EARLY HEARING
IN HABEAs CORPUS CASE.
states Attorneys Oppose Delay in
Hamilton Trial.

OLYMPIA, Wash. Nov. 22.-The
attorneys for the state appeared be-
fore the supreme court this morning
and asked that the date for the hear
ing OF the application of former Ad-
jutant General Hamilton for a writ
of habeas corpus he set for tomor-
row instead Of Dee>mber 5, in order
that a further delay In the begin
ming of his trial may be avoided.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
sCHOONER CAUGHT
IN ICE FLOE.
An of Her Crew Reach Land In
Safety,

NOME. Alaska, Nov. 22.-The
eehooner Drury. which was caught
an Ice foe in Port Clearance bay.
report says has been forced ashore
opposite Teller. The crew reached
and in safety.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
ALMA BELL ON W.T.
NESS STAND FOR SELF.
Testiflees to Main Facts on Which
Defense Depends.

UtttEso DtFtHUN.
AUBURN, Cal, Nov. 22.-Alma
Bell, the girl who is on trial for her
life, charged with Staying her lover.
Joe Armes, took the witness stand
today in her own. behalf to testify
in her personal battle for life and
freedom. Her direct testimony was
lengthy and confined to the main
facts contended for by the defense,
that is the statement that Armes had
promised TO marry the girl and then
refused to do 50.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-22
DIR. COOK WILL SHIP
DATA TO COPENHAGEN.

Expects TO Prove Claim as Original
Pole Finder.
NEW YORK. n. Y, Nov. 22.--The
data by which Dr. Cook hopes to
prove that he Is the original diseOv-
erer Of the north pole viii be taken
aboard the liner United States
Thanksgiving day for shipment to
Denmark, where 1t win be passed
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-08
Il ::
CONTINENTAL |
U. NAT ION
BAN K
q
.. CHIC c, q. 0.

Report OF Condition at Close Of Business
Wednesday. April 20. 1909.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-08

This Bank II pleased "a place At
the disposal Of It's customers the
facilities gained during f0rty.four
years Oe continuous service and
growth.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11
Morris College Notes.

lst, All old studcnts and those
intending to enter for the first
time arc notified that the coming
session will begin on Wednes-
day, Sept. 10Th. Glasses will be
Immediately formed and work
begun without delay.
2nd, We have a strong faculty
OF sixteen instructors, who. are
graduates Of eleven different
colleges.
;jrd, Attention is directed TO
the following new departments
and courses Of instruction:
Dress!naking, Millinery Work,
Cooking, Shorthand and Type
writing and Agriculture. The
School of Music has been
strengthened, and much atten.
tion will be given to Voice Cul-
ture.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11
School Openings.

Voorhees, Industrial School al
Denmark, S. c., will throw open
It's doors for students on Oct 4th
benedict College, Columbia, will
open this year on Sept. 29th.
Schoticid Normal and Industrial
School, Aiken. begins its this
years session on Oct 5th.. Nor.
ris College, Sumter, opens for
its second year on Sept. 29th.
Are you ready? If not, get
ready and have your sons and
daughters enter on time.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11

the place where we are not
obliged to credit subscribers
who promise but never pay. We
arc going to "hue 10 the line"
this fall and winter in sending
the Peoples Recorder to only
those who can trust us 10y pay
ing for the paper in advance.
Others who promise and never
pay can get their reading matter
elsewhere. We are at our books
now and us soon as accounts are
fully made up they will be sent
to subscribers.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11
Calored State Fair To Meet At Eates.
.. burg, S. C.

The next Colored State Fair
will occur at Batesburg, S. c.,
November eighth to twelfth,
nineteen hundred and nine.
|, WHAT TIE CoLoRED STATE
FAIR HAS DONE FOR
The PEOPLE.
1st-It has given the best ex-
hibition Of the thrift ana pro
gress among the Negroes ever
shown in South Carolina.
2nd-It has afforded them the
best opportunity to meet their
friends and acquaintances from
all parts Of the State.
3rd- 1t has convinced all the
people that the Colored people
can get together from all parts
Of the State and have a good
time without fights and fusses
4th-It has demonstrated the
fact that Colored men are capa-
ble of conductiong great En-
terprisc. ..
5th-It has lifted the colored
people in the estimation Of them
selves and the white people of
the State.
Get ready, prepare your exhi-
bits, and attend the Colored
State Fair at Batesburg, S. G.,
November Sth to 18th, 1909.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11
Alfred Middleton, assault and

Alfred Middleton, assault and
battery with intent to kill, five
years on the chaingang. Annie
Jones, violating dispensary law,
three months in Jail or pay 500.
Humbert jeans, violating dis
pensary law, sentenced three
months or 800.
The next case was that of
Muller Fnrtick and Solomon
Hipps. indicted for violation of
the dispensary law. The Jury
found Il verdict Of not guilty as
to Furtick and guilty AS to Solo
mon Hipps. and sentence of
four months or Il fine of $3.50.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11
The Coming City Election.

Every citizen Of Orangeburg
who wishes to see the muricipal-
ity go forward and not backward
is expected to take an interest
in the election Of May or and AL.
dcrncn next Tuesday.
With the spirit Of progress and
advancement to be seen in al
most every hamlet in South
Carolina it would be pity ifrthis
proud city should take any back,
ward steps.
There are two good men
named for Mayor and several
safe men, us lawmakers named
us lit for Aldermen. We can on
ly hope that economical business
men will be chosen to preside
over the destinies of the city.
Pick out the best and safest men
who arc interested in the true
welfare Of the city and vote for
them without bartering Oft your
vote, is the advice we give our
readers.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11
Court Proceedings.

The Fall Session Of the Gener-
al Sessions convened on Monday
morning, with Judge Earnest
Gary presiding. Solicitor =. II.
Hilderbrand and Court Stenogra-
pher G. Fl. Glaze were at their
respective posts and the jury
men were in their places.
Monday was Labor Day and Il
legal holiday and SO the court
didn't do much on that day. The
grand jury, however. did not fail
to remain at work, passing on
several bills handed out to them
by the solicitor, SO as the
court would lose no time in get
ting to work Tuesday morning.
The cases takeh up and tried
Tuesday were as follows:
j. i. Graydon, housebreaking
and larceny, guilty, six months
Oh the public works Of Orange
burg county. The case ag;.isnt
Dr.: w. II. Brown, (white) who
was charged with storing liquor
in violation Of the law, was
found guilty and sentenced to
serve three months in jail or pay
a tine Of 500. There are two
more cases pending against
Brown for violating the dispen
sary laws.
Hattie Neal was next tried fol
grand larceny, she pleaded gull
ty and begged the courts mercy
und WIS sentenced to two years
in the State penitentiary. I:osa
Cobb was acquitted Of the charge
Of assault and battery with inten
to kill on her cousin, Jane Cobb
John Morton and Eugene Smitl
two small boys, pleaded guilt,
to housebreaking aud larceny
On seperate counts, and were
given four and five months re
spectively, on the chalngang.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11

4th, All students are required
to bring their own sheets, pillow
c;lses, comforts or blankets. tow
els and table napkins. -,
5th,' All young women will
wear Il uniform suit both on Sun
days and in the class room.
These dresses will be neat and
pretty but not expensive. AS
all these uniforms will be made
Ut the College, parents are urg-
ed not to prepare dresses for
their daughters before sending
them.
9th, The great increase in the
number OF students calls for ad
1itional expenditure for bed
ROOM furniture and dining room
and kitchen .".oplianccs. Now is
the time to send in ahy and all
moneys for the College.
7th, AS there will be a very
large attendance. all students
are notified to come promptly.
-, T.. M. BrawfeS; :.
President.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11

1T always pays to aevcrtisc. Ii
will pay better if the ADVERTISE
mcnt is where it can be seen by
all the people, in white papers
for white people and Negro pa-
pers for Negro people, Every
merchant in OHngcburg who
wishes colorcd patronage should
put Il card in this paper and let
our people know that their trade
is wanted and will be appreciate
ed. FRY it and watch results.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11

FOR more than sixteen years
this paper has made its weekly
visits to thousands Of South Car.
olinians, some have showed thci,
appreciation for it by paying al
ways in advance, and regularly,
while others equally as able owe
Us from year to year. Thanks
to Heaven we are beginning to
Know on" friends us the days
and years 50 and come; thanks !
also because we arc getting to
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11

MORRIS COLLEGE Notes and
the large two column ADVERTISE
ment OF .hc college, both to be
seen IN this issue OF the Record
cr will be refreshing information
TO the thousands of friends to
llnS institution over the State
.lhe college opens this year on
Sept. 2oth. The President states
tlal the prospect for IL large lt-
lendahce is assured, Sixteen
Instructors in the facnIty, men
and women all Of whom arc grad
uateS from prOminenkcollcucS of
the country. Many useful
industries arc to be tuurl,t
Tins year which, in our opinion,
Is IL step in the right direction.
Let the friends to Negro cluca-
t'on rally to the support OF Nor
ris College and to every other
Institution OF learning for 1hc
race.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11

The more than one column ac-
count Of the North Carolina Mu.
tua' meeting at Colombia some
little time ago, to be found in
this issue OF the Recorder speaks
Tor itself. The N. G.. Mutuals
are Il great concern, they do not
10 things by halves, We com
mend this great institution to
our people everywhere. The
men ut the head OF it are among
the business giants OF the Negro
World.