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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-06-25

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M Aiber Spayd Is over fro
LooFootee th week.
summer officially bes.
az Warick County voted h
Thursday by 4 majority
ar Mrs w. A Wilson visite
friends in Evansville Friday an
Saturday.
haSMiss Lillian Mcintyre
mere from Louisville yisitin
friends.
'ayMiss Name Betz. and Mar.
hlingel visited frinds In Louis
vile last week
as~The man that makes it hi
business to sit around bclly-achin.
and knocking is usually a failure.
~ VIM Berger is working il
Indianapolis at present and ex.
pects to move his family their IN
fall.
soT Nr Author Sanders and
wife visited his father3nd mothe,
at Birdseye last Saturday and
Sundays
rsH-Born to MIR Micheal !.
Scheurich andwife Tuesday night
June pa fine little girl. Mother
and child are doing well.
The Celebrated African Quar-
tette, will be at Calumet Lake.
July Sd, and 18th. A first class
show
'aS- Miss Grace Bobbit. daugter
IF preacher Robbit, formerly OF
Madison tp. got married to q
crawford county postmaster bv
he name of Real last week. So
t is a Bobbit Real now.
"a The Jasper Reds defeated
ne Eirch Bros. team at Louis
lille Sunday by a score Of 10 toI
:. The Reds got 10 hits of thel
.oulsvllle pitcher, while Bell held
.oui Vile down to three hits.
~ And. B. Krempp has been
by the town board as
member of the school board toll
IKE the place of Albert Bohnert. K
no declined to accept a reap
ointment.
aa-We are informed that a
,uple of Dubois county officers I
Ill be prisoners before the next
'rm o. Martin county court forl;
elng drunk on duty Querv:lt
Ill Haysville Booze Kill at 900
ards !,
tn George Berger desires it to
: understood that the Leigh
lanley scrap did not occur in
5 saloon but in a different /
Doze dispersory. We were !
Id 1t was at Bergers and so
Ib'ished it bat it was an unin-
ntional mistake on our part.
Stomach Troubles.
Many remarkable cures III stomach
nbles have been effected by Cnam Il
.iain's stomach ard Liver Tablets A
e man who has spend over fwoltl
usand dollars for medicine and treat i
no was cured by e Few boxes of these Z
&c, p cents. sample free al joseph a.
Mehringera drug sore. Ia
Wedding Dance. a
1t Calument Lake next Tues ?,
night .une 10Th in honor of G.
marriage,of Mr. Ferd Mad n
and Miss Anna Schmidt. !"
2 Star Orchestra will furnish 81
music Everybody invited N
attend Carriages will leave
Court house at Up m.
DAMAGE SUIT. a ~,
liner E. Small. of Duff. has NJ
l1nhf cnit =, L. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-06-25

r- instantly Cures I'D
-ea ~r fAeum. tef'er. itch INV
res Doan's Ointment
mE Store.
-Go to Lorey Brothers f
FUm ture. Stoves and Range
r. Rex Emmerson and wi
wi.l live in the Il. NJ. Milbul
home for the summer
Es member the Celebrate
Of z .umet Lake July 5rd an
4th.
trNrs Anibel Carr went
\ ri County Friday for Wis
With relatives
r. Nr and Mrs. A. b. Dis
Gus retlrn'd to their home Il
Harvard Ill., Wednesday
Nrw and Stylish Dress Good
at. Edw J. Kpebler.
fm mild easy action Of the bowel,
e-c fe III DOan's Recnle'-
emo IT, afment cures habitnal con
-'.ft01. - cent box. Ask Won
w -e.-i ior lh.n.
~ Edward Egg spent a par
Of last week in Washington OF
4 business
- Nss Helen DOUGLAS went
70 7 afsv lie last week 70 visit
relatives.
-Ai kinds of canned goods at
sonar eprices at Ed J. Kuebler
-Bs your Furniture and
Stoves at Lorey Brothers We
y cheap.
fa~frs Robert KrodeI has re-
turned p their home in Indiana
polls
~ lrs Monte Dawson and
cnl ga came home from Mont
gont-y Monday
Iy' cur Coffee. we give Won
Exceptional value for the price
|Ldw ]. Kuebler.
'urihrms-' Electric oils tho hes,
ihat often fatal disease
iia- been r~ei with sur-ass n
n inr eight wears ~ Mr.. l..
Ai.ra.ir Buffalo \ Y.
Ra~Nrs J. V. Rush died at her
one at the Phoenix hotel. in
\ lrtingburg Monday.
'1-W G. Douglas has gone to
arkansas to look at timber lands
~ Sas accompanied by Frank
>m.'h q Evansville.
Ihe Aid Society Band. of
~ land. sixteen musicians ,
l'eF man an artist. will furnish
Ne lrass music at Calumet
~ On July Bird and 4th: Be
" N come an hear them.
"F-Hon. r. VI. Milburn and !
\ Went u Bloomington =
lcsday 20 spend the Summer .
hNDurn will instruct in I,
.e Law Department Of the !.
II University during the sum
4" rure blood make. a mud r
complexion. headaches !.
INDIGESTION Thin blood makes =
pale. sickly. Rnr,iock Rloo1
,r- The blood rich. red. pure
' perfect health. =
We have very low price p
M. on Fruit Jars Granuiated
.sar ior the fruit season. a good !.
NJ ". Y lay in a supply. Edw. j. r.
70 II. and Mrs. John McFad- CO
4 4 ana the latters' parents. Mr.. 50
/ Mrs. A. B Dig.!ius, went to
Y. Friday for a DAYS
Il Sheriff Vollmer Yesterday =
, q " ne Reformatory at Jeffer- II
l'l,.e John Ginder, Of Jasper.
! : Hanselman, of Hunting.
81 both Of whom were out on III
n behavior and violated their
Sore Nipples. =
Ni1er who has had experience IN
.. distressing ailmert Will be az
80. " know that q cure NAV ~ Coz
+. ~ applying Chamberlain | h
soon a. the child j. done 49,
y. wipe u OH with soft clotl, ma
\ Alosing the baby 10 nurse Inc
pe '-.ne'l nurses use this salve with est
nm. nils For sale by Joseph A.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-06-25

Nr and Mrs. Robt Eckert
went 70 Ierre Haute Yesterday
where the former will attend the
summer term of State Normal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25
DAVID DE ARMOND
BURNED TO DEATH
WAS ONE or NATIONS plsTiN.
eUlsHEo STATESMEN.
Grandson Also esrlshss in Fire
Which Destroyed Home Of the
Law Maksr-wfs Escaped.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. 2S-Rep-
.resentatiye David A. peArmond. one
of the oldest and most prominent Dem.
ocratic members OF Congress, and his
grandson. Waddie. aged 6, were burn
ed to death in a fire that destroyed
the DeArmond home at Butler. Mo-,
early today
Other members OF the family escap-
ep, and Il is believed none OF them
we're hurt. Neither the body OF Con-
gresham DeAFmond nor that of the
grandson is yet recovered. Il Is be.
leved they were Moderated Bopes
believed to be those OF the Congress.
man were found by sarchers this
morning.
Other occupants In the house who
escaped we're Mrs, DeArmond and
their son and daughter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25
LocHLoosA NOTES.

LOCHIloosA. Nov. % A. C. Hay.
man IL now busily engaged IN putting
ub his orange crop. He viii have
several hundred boxes Tho oranges
have begun 70 move from here ih car.
load lots now
Col Thomas has moved into town
and Il occupying the Magnolia House.
which wiil soon b. open Tor business.
We are all glad 10 welcome MF.
Thomas 20 our town.
The school rendered Ee.noat inter
estinE program FRIDAY afternoon.
Many speeches were said. and the pro
gram vas closed vith q most inter.
esting debAie. The question was.
Resolved. That Women Can To More
intellectually and Physically Thar
Men The judges decided IN favor
% the negative
D Poser made a business TIP %
Island Grove last seek
Quiis q few improvements have
been made On Chestnat street and
1--we Oak avenus recently. phlch ADDS
VEN mseh % ths bsauiY ~ oar
t0uu
A. G. Hayman atiended court n
Gainesville last ueek
W. p. Tompkibs niade basisess
trio 20 Island Grove iast seek
r. a NurseiatHs referred WEE
bssdaY from gatktonviIie. uhefe -
taf besn spesdlng sone iina pigt
irlen11
Miss gmma nfEsee iefi 9sreaf
~ ocaia. 80 ezs q lsts Is f1a
hlr
Nla z.,ns Ca IS b b
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25
MEN FOUGHT
TO PROTECT The SICK
Story Of Desperate Fight Waged in Depths Of Mine
Told by Rescued Party.

stronger than his fellows. tried to
take The water from the sick. HIS
plea was "let the sick men die. Moth.
ing but a miracle can save us, anyway.
Why should We sacrifice our own
lives. who have a fighting chance, by
giving our precious water to those
who are doomedg"
For the FIRST three days there was
trouble over the division OF tho
soant supply Of water, and finally
blows were struck. according TO Anto-
nlese.
we found" continued Antoniese.
someone was pushing walowcEak.
the weakest OF our party. away from
the water and stealing II, He was too
weak TO resist and At frst did not
tell anyone Of bis loss.
After he told rs. a secret guard
was established over him, and we
soon found the man who was stealing
the water We gave him q bad beat.
ing and he resisted, finally drawing
a knife and began slashing about
him. Then we follod him with an Ak
handle. and draggod him into cor.
ner After that We had no trouble,
but a.ili maintained a guard over the
sick men,
After six days the rebellion died
OFT The suffering and lmminonce OF
death brought us all together Tho
men who fought made their peace
with each other. and va became
united band, determined 10 stick 10.
gether until death ended our tortures
or We we're saved"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25
|fNSATIONAL CHARGES
| AS TO JURORS CONDUCT
orney iOr Charles W. Morse EndeaVOring to Sc
cure New Trial for Wealthy Man.

various hotels, and treating each
other to beer and whlskey, wherever
they went. Both jurors and guards
admit these trips, the attorney says.
In addition to this state of affairs,
MIR. Littleton asserts that the guards
who attended the jurors were openly
prejudiced against Morse and didn't
hesitate to tell the jurors how they
felt. The head attendant, in fact,
Morse's attorney, says, Remarked ii
hope they send that fellow to Jail, and
I'd like to have the job OF taking him
there"
Il am basing my appeal on the fact
that the law says a defendant In any
sort Of a suit must have the clear
unprecedented and unclouded Judgment
OF twelve Of his peers" Mr.. Little.
ton said.
Condition Is New Record.
Il think can prove beyond doubt
that Mr.. Morse didn't have the un-
clouded judgment OF these jurors-at
least some OF them have an All
davit from a juror admitting that a
few hours before he voted guilty he
was under the attendance OF doctor
noted as specialist in alcoholic
cases. And the Federal prosecutors
knew this. too,
Il never heard of such a condition
among jurors and their attendants.
And these men. drinking whiskey con.
stantly, were TO pass upon evidence so
complicated and involved that the
court Itself admitted Il was very hard
TO understand"
Mr. LlttletOn said that ever since
the trial OF Morse. which concluded
In November, 1908, various persons
told him Of unusual gOings on between
the jurors and their attendants. lie
put these statements down as the
lmaglnings OF cranks. he said until
recently. when Morse's sentence OF
fifteen years imprisonment was
affirmed. Then he Investigated. and.
he said, was amazed 20 find that the
conditions described to him we're al.
together true
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25
Two Killed, Four Injured,
At An Alabama Dance

POINT CLEAR. Ala. Nov "a ne
cause the daughter o. Simon Nels0n
refused 20 daaee uifb weaieY NcHsh
sle a. q social affair being given 10
hef oan home a. BarusEail. % miles
souiheass % Point Clear. a. che i0Wer
secfion ~ Balasia cognty. q blo0dr
del f0iioseG Two mfn afe dead.
fpur ar lnllfsd and fsaf are undsf
sFresi "a $40 charge a naf1er.
Tte fes4 are pers Piegce. testen
r. desft nba tes9 crushed Haes ~
Eessie shE IS lke ief1 go. ~ SIS
"a raagiaN agsara s1 sIne ~
~
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25

Mra. W. y Tonpkins Friday evening
from 20 i0,sO. Their lovely homo
was decorated with potted forms ana
nowers Of different kinds Most Of
the time was spent IN playing games.
Delightful refreshments were served
In the hall throughout The evening.
and everyone had good time. and
ieft hoping 70 spend another evening
20 pleasantly again soon.
Among the latest visitors from Che
North 10 }. NJ Hounds Of jamestown.
" " Ito has spent the last few
winters here and likes Florida 70 we'll
that he h making preparations This
time 10 move here. Mr.. Bounds owns
a nice grange grove here upon which
be expects 10 build We viii az royal.
~ welcome him as q citizen % our
thriving little town.
The water IN I.0chloosa lake h
fapldly decreasing on account Of the
dFaughi and n the water gets much
lover Il will almost De impossible 20
30 through the craek that Joins Loeb.
looea and Orange lakes with launches.
and that would cut q bis figure. too.
beeaune there are lots % truck and
oranges hauled over from there and
from Eochlooss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25

OF Island Grove were over 20 cane.
grinding last week. also many others
of the Island Grove youuk folks
j. W. MetzEer made a business "trip
10 Hawthorn Friday
. r. TomDklns made business
trip over IN Marion county laat week.
Mrs. w. " Abs,eln Of Mlcanopy 81
here spending some time with her
parents. Mr, and Mrs, y, A. Coleman.
Last year ~ 70 tails time there had
been over 1000 crates of beans and
cuoumbora shipped from thls point.
bul this year. az 20 November card.
there has not been shipped 90 cratea.
owing 10 the dry weather IN tho early
fail The lettuce crop o. also q fall.
ure. there VIII not BE- 100 crates ship.
ped from here altogether Il Is golE.
90 seed.
Y. o. McEven u zubar spent last
Sunday here with biz mother
There vas q ~sing" al J. D cald.
wells sunday night. where nearly ar
the youns folks gathered % participate
10 the singing an sang tlil q late
hour when We departed for our
homes
Tho young folks were most royalty
entertained a. The home % NJ and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25

CHERRY, IN. November go The
story Of a desperate fight vagod In
the depths OF the mine BY one faction
Of the twonty-one entonbed miners
against another was told here yester.
day by Inc Antopiese. one Of the
rescued party,
According 70 Antoahese's account
the saving OF the sick men was ac-
complIshed only after one group,
headed by q brawny miner, whose
name an refuse TO divulae, had been
oyerpowered by the other The de
feated faction apparently adopted as
It's motto; might makes right" while
the second was bound together by the
principle that the strong should pro
tect the weak. Bitter personalities
were exchanged, blows were struck,
and finally knives were drawn.
Antonieso's story IL confirmed IN
part by W. II. Cleland and Walter
Waite. two of the leaders OF the res.
oued men Both refused 10 tell che
name Of the leader OF the other fac
tion or the number OF men composing
H.
The men quarreled over The water,
There were three sick men. Franco
zannarani. Daniel Walowozak and
George Eddy A group. headed BY
Cleland and Waite, Insisted that the
sick men should have the first call
upon the small supply % water that
seeped Into the ahallowNpIts dug In
the veins Of coal.
AZ least ono other man. physically
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25
THE MARION COUNTY FAIR.
viii Be Held at oeals November
"a, Is and 20.

"a, % and 20.
oCALA. Nov 49, Everything Is
now in readiness at the fair grounds
and large shipments OF exhibits are
arriving daily. Secretary Williams
has returned from a tour through the
country In search OF exhibits and re.
ports an unusuLEy Successful trip
All indications point to a most sue.
cessfnl display 'of products from Ma.
rion's fertile soil. The amusement
program ~ unusually attractive and
viii be n feature Of the big event
The racing feature Will be OF spe.
eial interest to everyone In the State.
More than 900 loads OF the best top
dressing were used In repairing the
track. after which II was soaked down
and then rolled.
The management have worked AM.
gently for the past three months and
have spent considerable money in
making the forthcoming event. which
viii eclipse any similar event ever
held In Florida
A. an object lesson OF what Florida
soil can do when intelllgently cult.
waited. the fair viii be- something that
will amply repay any farmer 10 see.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25

bert Brandon. shot IN face and body:
n. L. Timmons. shO, In legs. Rudolph
Lowe. both legs peppered with shot.
Earl Boiling. shot IN body Albert
Wright body peppered with shot:
Grady Reynolds. shot 10 bead and
body.
one negro vas found IN the house
seriously wounded. u 4 sald that
he vas within range Of hls oompan-
ions shots when the attack vas made
upon the officers
sheriff O. O. Long vas summoned
and Immediately went 10 the acene
with a posse armed with repeating
rifles. The negroes bad hed. however.
and the sheriff aud his men directed
their attention 10 a systematic search
a the negro section for the guilty
ones. bat without result a large
quantity o. uhlskey uaE found IN the
house occupied b. ths neEroes Later
ths wounded negro vas found 81 ne
officers near che house, where theJ
had crauied after hit oompaniona
DE l. The most Seriously wounded
81 thoss shot buf d u uot thoakhf
his wounds vsH prove fatal kiEhiy'
three shots vsFs removed tFon hit
oody.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25
he White Men Of Posse
Shot by Drunken Negroes

~ S c. Nov. 3O.-FOiIOwing
y Of intense excitement with
2" Of serious proportions
a. a result OF the whole
.''ag Of a deputy sheriHs
1uaEen negroes In the east.
o The city late Saturday
Fevails here tonight and
believe they have the
seil In hand.
s'o'a Sho did The shooting
ssape and this probably
'as fac, that further dis
aN recorded yesterday.
''y afternoon one Of the
-.'sea uith The showing
taa iodged IN iaII Three
~. Narrants we're O.,
'H been Rpprehendsa.
'''eatsi Efforts on the
j -. 49, sAsria AF. smalI 70
7 'hs noisy rgyeiry AZ =
-. saturday night h..
l'TJ q citizens. starred
49, e'ilsa b The pesros.
-. 's~asd IRE vith shos.
- a'is members q the
49,. es'sains ne sspusy
sousds Ia each
49,. -.'tea Wers. w. A
49, 80 10 shs, AZ
80, "a isss. ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25

law YORK, NOV. 2S.-sen 'atiOnal
.r,ss Of misconduct against the ju-
Who convicted Charles w. Morse
|. made by Attorney Martin w.
ssiop when he appeared before the
In Court Of Appeals yesterday to
E,pd new trial for his wealthy
b.
|orse is now under sentence OF fif-
yesrs in Federal prison for illegal
Ilins practice. Mr.. Littleton is
sient Of securinga new trial, but
fails be will push his appeal to
United States Supreme Court.
Llttletor makes several amaz-
charges. and declares he has proof
y shape Of afidavits Of everything
BAYS
Juror Was Aleoholic,
charges that at the moment the
BET Of guilty was reached, which
hed In the financier being senten.
10 fifteen years imprisonment,
hfU was suffering 50 much from
Elects Of alcohol that he was un-
70 stand. and was lying on a cot
\ jury room. He says he has an
hyt from the juror himself TO
eject
charges that another juror was
lghOat the trial mentally incap.
Of considering the involved eyi.
b as he had been several times
tGaie Of sanitarlums because OF
ilis following alcoholic exercises.
ays be has affldavlts from physi-
and relatives attesting TO this.
= not only these two men, but
o. the members OF the Jury and
Of the twelve guards drank
BY together daily and nightly
As'or House, where they we're
bred accordir9 TO the lawyers
niims
Went on Joy Rides.
On Sunday and holidays. he de
they all went about together
s7hk literally, going to coney Is
an automobile, to Staten Is
70 Van Cortland Park and to
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-25
Went on JOY Rides.

% Sunday and holidays. he de-
Ahey all went about together
s'1nk literally, going to coney Is
an automobile, to Staten Is
% Van Cortland Park and to
The Lamar register., 1909-07-28

even. My conscience will hardly let
me do 1t though. and besides I've got
to have more money than I've got to
put the deal through"
Buck up. and tell Us about it" broke
in Solomon. And say. kid, don't let
your conscience put too much weight
on you. Throw 1t away and get rid Of
the handicap. but don't do anything
to get into jail don't mind telling
you that there are two or three places
in this country right now where
don't want to go for fear the Jail doors
would open quick to get me. Our
friend here is a lawyer. Let him ad-
wise you"
Il wonder II 1 should tell your" re-
piled Cleland, Frightening perceptibly.
polished actor that he was.
Yes. go ahead and out with It," re-
turned Floyd. You know we lawyers
hear some strange stories now and
then and can't afford to be too partic-
ular as to our clients"
We'll, I'll tell you on one condition"
agreed Cleland. That condition is
that you come in on the deal with
me. 1 haven't got enough capital to
put it through. anyway. There's no
danger in 1t. and it's a sure way to
make a big haul"
Both Floyd and Solomon agreed to
come in on any deal where they could
see sure and quick profit, and asked
for particulars.
Its perfectly simple" explained
Cleland. II once did young fellow a
good turn and kept him out OF a lot of
trouble. He's the trusted messenger
in the Nineteenth National bank here
now. This bank is the clearing house
for lot of smaller banks and also
gets the biggest part of the city's de-
posits. They get thousands of dollars
in old and dirty money every week
which they turn in to the subtreasury
on Wall street, getting new bills In re-
turn. This young friend of mine has
been the messenger and made the ex-
changes. He says they never even
open the sealed packages of bills that
he takes to them and which have been
certified to by the officers of the bank.
The subtreasury simply o ks the
amount on the back Of the package
The Lamar register., 1909-07-28

Again Solomon won. but his win
nings were small The salesman. also
was allowed to carry away a few dol
lars for his evenings work. Floyd
however, made a heavy winning and
Cleland lost $4,000. playing with the
feverish recklessness that comes to
the average loser at cards. The game
broke up when the salesman an
nounced that he wo;;id have to quit
and get few hours sleep before ap-
pearing at his place of business. Gle
land went off to his room with q
crouch. refusing even to take a
''night-cap" drink. Solomon, however.
readily accepted Floyd's invitation to
ants.
II wonder If our friend has left town
without saying good-by." remarked
Solomon to Doc Floyd two days after
the poker game in which Cleland had
lost his money to Floyd. He had not
appeared since that time.
Il wonder?" replied Floyd. Lets
inquire of the clerk at the desk and
see If he's gone" Acting upon this sug-
SeStlOH tuey utu MCSle-
land" the name under which Gle
land was known to them, was still in
town. and in fact was in his room at
that moment.
Let's go up and see what ails him."
proposed Floyd. Maybe he's not feel
ing we'll"
In his room the two callers found
Cleland pacing the floor with a wor-
ried look on his face. 1t was anything
but cordial welcome which he gave
them.
Not Ill. hope" said Floyd. Wed
missed you for couple of days and
thought we'd look you up. Haven't
cut us out, have you?"
ITO tell you the truth. fellows, 1
haven't felt very cheerful since l made
that losing. I'm only salaried man,
you know. and can't really afford to
play that kind OF game, even IL my
salary is a big one. 1t isn't that I'm
worrying about Just now. though. for
I've got a chance to get more than