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New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
HIND OF FEUDISTS?
Slain Oklahoma Nan Has
Member of Hargis Jury.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Nov. S.-Al-
though the police still believe that rob
tery was ,he motive for the murder of
r. d. Cannon. whose body was found
on the roof of ten story building on
Sunday. interest IS added To the case
by the report received from lexington.
Ky. to-day that Cannon was the only
member of the jury TO hold out for the
conviction of Judge James Hargis when
The latter was on trial for murder
Friends of Cannon assert that he left
Hot Springs. Ark, a year ago because
he feared assassination by Kentucky
enemies. Cannon was quite and un-
communicative and slept with a rifle
beside hts he'd
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
HAS FAILING FOR HORSES.
Operation Hoped to Cure Lads Crimi-
nal Tendencies.
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Pfttsburg Nov s-Norman Walker.
eighteen years old. member OF a good
Homestead family. will be put under the
knife within the next week in an attempt
20 regulate his brain so that he will not
appropriate other peoples horses He was
brought 10 Mercy Hospital to-day.
II is alleged that for six years Walker
has acted strangely az intervals regarding
horses He was arrested recently for TAX
ing a fine team from his employer.
Friends say he is helpless when these at
tacks come on An injury more than six
years ago is thought 20 have caused the
trouble
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
BJoRNsoN TAKEN TO PARIS.
Norwegian Novelist Will Try Electro
Therapeutic Cure.

-hristiania. Nov. -BJornstjerne Biorn-
-, the Norwegian novelist. who has been
seriously ill for the last nve months. passed
,brough Chrlstiania tonight IN special
,,ospital car. which was conveying him di-
-, ~ Paris. Where the acknowledgements
re u-iu he tried His wife and daughter.
: ,b,siciaa and nurses accompany him
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
SHOOTS DOG: TAKES HEADER.
Bicycle Patrolman Plunges Over En-
bankment After Chase.

Montclair. y. J.. Nov CspscisD.-Hush
seery. a bicycle patrolman Of this town.
chased a mad dog two miles through the
streets here yesterday afternoon and sue
eeeded In killing the animal on the run sf-
ter IL had bitten nearly score OF other
dogs. After shooting the dog seery unvit-
tinzly plunged over a hfteen-foot embank-
ment and was nearly killed He Is IN the
hospital.
This Is the ninth mad dog that has been
killed in as many days IN Montclsir. Under
the Mayors proclamation all unmuzzled
doSs will be shot on sight after tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
GREAT FLOODS I'M JAMAICA.

colon. Nov s.-News was received here
to-day Of foods IN Jamaica. which have
desfroved the bridges. roads and telegraph
fi,As md fnterf-red with cable corlnunica-
rfons Heavy rains continue but the wind
ms moderated Great damage has been
don. TO crops and other property. The
rood Is said 10 be worst since ISIS
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
w. FRIEND CRITICALLY III.
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tBy Telsgraph - The Tribune
Pittsburg. Nov s-James v. Friend.
president OF the Pressed Steel Car Com
pany. OF Pittsburg. and a well known
banker. is critically IN az his home here.
y here he has been confined for several
davs Worry over the recent strike al
NcKees Rocks is thought 70 have fastened
his illness
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
OFFICE FOR VANDERBILT.
Reginald G. Leases Suite in Silo
Building

Reginald = Vanderbilt is going 70 have
Fifth avenue business Office. He has leased
through Moore & Wyckoff suite Of rooms
in the Silo Building. No. 54s Fifth avenue.
and there his secretary may hereafter be
seen on any weekday from 9 a. m. until
p. m
Mrs. r n. Hartman recently leased for
the use If the Hartman estate an Office al
No 475 Fifth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

cardinal Gibbons urges all Catholics 70 use
th. Manual OF PRAYERS John Murphy Co.
pubs BALTIC. For sale book and dept. stores.
-AJVt.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

SOUTHERN RH.-"FLoRiDA Lial Ed.
4 daily 80 a. ~. Pullman draw
,,,e rcorn sleeping ears \ 70 Jackson
hir iI .,.e1ista Effective NOV 18th.
th.,f 80 room sfafeToOm sleeping cars
NY 20 AIKEN. - J.. ONCE. 1900 b~sy-
-AdVf.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

D-uey's Madeira or Sherry Wines.
sherry before dinner. Madeira after
4 T. Dewey E Sons Co. 1Ss Fulton ST. ny
--sdvf.
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
NEW BOOKS
I I
I I

''The Primary Cause of Anti Smtin by Abraham
Israel Publishing Co., New
This admirable little of in
which
and author deals
time Ansemism mental and must be mentally remedied
physical embodiment. a headess
through Jewish
and the problem will be solved We would
something whereby international effort
summaed far national consular Intervention could be affected
where how such would help the Jewish
ton in the matter of the American matter We feel
that the fine elaboration.
volume valuable addition the literature which
question should be
pleasure
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07
The Value of the Russian Jew in America
Continued from First Page.)

dugcs Where
Russian
German travels the Russian reads Books furnish the Russian
only with his recreation but with what ALL his hope
old boy would if
and Huxley and Darwin and Spno and all the
he
baseball what college had football
The thinkers who only the
land the dissipation of the young Jews of Russia.
Even here America their old habits cling them Theoretical
leisure time Practically they seeing grown
chase little ball of sward batting back
and forth With Russia iberae of
world convert to socialism, they have no time for themselves Their
i'm
air of the Bowe The librarians of library within
Side will studied
by the Russian For them best sellers
Go the Rand School of Social Science and listen intelligence
of the asked by this proetarat
showing wide reading deeping
pound such question roomful of
II sampcdc-Nortau's Magazine
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07

Over 100 Hebrew families were
rendered homeless and the Temple
Berth kodesh entirely destroyed
by fire which visited Rochester on
the 18th inst. The synagog will he
rebuilt and the congregation will
temporarily occupy the First Uni
tartan Church.
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07

Senator Paul Strauss has been
elected President of the Association
of Republican Journalists of
France for the year 1909.
The Jewish outlook., 1909-05-07

Accordin. to the latest statistics
there are at present 100000 Jews
in Poland, 100000 of whom reside
at Warsaw.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-03
The Annual Reunion.

Maj. Gen. Robert J. Magill, com
handing the Florida division U. C. v,
has just been notified by the command
er Of Camp Joseph Finegan, at Live
Oak, in which city the nineteenth an
nual reunion Of the division is to be
held, that they have selected Wednes-
day and Thursday, October 20 and q,
next, as the dates upon which the con-
VentiOn will be held. The orders from
division headquarters officially annOune-
ing this reunion and all information
connected Herewith will be issued as
soon as possible. -0cala Banner.
Live Oak is going to make every
preparation to show the old soldiers a
good time here. The committee on ar
rangements have a plan on foot to give
them a grand, free barbecue at some
one Of the famous Sulphur Springs re-
sorts near the. city, besides numerous
other attractions to make their visit
here profitable as well as pleasant.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-03
KILLED BY TRAIN.
e..au Ford. of Kirkland, Killed Near
That Place Sunday Night.

Green Ford, about II years Of age,
80 nm over BY an excursion train on
- Florida railroad, near his home at
Kirkland Sunday night, and instantly
FINN what We can learn of the I'M
t.,tnnate accident, Mr.. Ford was wait
;ro For the excursion train to return
Arm Msyo, and was expecting it to
ton. II it did he intended getting on
srd coming to this city. When the
train aid arrive, at about II p. m,
there were no passengers to get off,
srd the train was running at about
swenty miles an hour when Mr.. Ford,
those eyeSight was quite bad and he
n doubt misjudged. the distance, at
TAINTED to cross the track, when he
wss struck by the engine and instantly
killed. The engineer was pOwerless to
Drevent the accident,
The train was brought to a stop and
the dead body put aboard and brought
q this city. Monday the remains were
aid 10 rest in Friendship cemetery.
Mr. Ford kept batch at Kirkland,
where he conducted 8 cold drink stand.
he came to this state from Georgia
after the death of his wife some time
since. He has two or three grown
sons in Georgia who have been notified
Of his death.
So far as we have been able to Learn
be had no near relatives living in this
county.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-03
DEATH OF BARLOW LAW.
Fell From An Excursion Tram and
Instantly Killed.

WeIbOn, Aug. 31.-When within FIVE
miles Of home, after spending the day
in Fernandina with the crowd of ex-
cursionists, Barlow Law fell from the
train at Lake Ogden Monday night at
III o'clock and was instantly killed.
He was swinging on the steps and had
been admonished by friends to come
inside, but not realizing his danger he
continued on the steps until in some
manner his hold gave way and he was
hurled to his death. He was about q
years Of age and leaves a widowed
mother, whose only support he was.
His untimely death is very much re-
GREETED by his friends, as he was a
hard working, honest boy, and was
liked by host Of people.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-03
COlIier-MOsely.

Welborn, Aug. 81. Married, at the
home Of the brides parents, Sunday
morning, Aug. 10Th, at $50 o'clock,
Miss Belle, the charming daughter Of
M. and Mrs. H. W. MOseley, to Mr..
HinsOn Collier, of Floral City. The
bride and groom left at 1925 a. m. for
their future home, Floral City, and
carried with them the best wishes Of
Z host Of friends for a long and happy
life. Those out of town attending
were: Miss Ollie Ayant, Miss Lizzie
Howell, Misses Bell and Berk Hawkins
and Miss Jennie CreekmOOre, Of Live
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-03

Next Tuesday night every WOOdman
of the World in Live Oak is requested TO
be on hand at the regular meeting. One
of the state officers will be present and
matters of Importance to the order may
come up. Let all who possibly can,
come out. Remember the date Tues
day night, September 9TH.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-09-03

Ever shown the city, Made all the different feathers for school dy wear
Made wear comfort and STYLE We your feet and your purse
you buy Shoes at
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08
Want. Only White Men As
EnumeratOrS in the South

allied at the White House and he
avs he understood the President as
giving him the same assurance. The
Florida Senator then voted In confer.
rncc to strike out the provision re-.
Iuiring that the appointments should
be- confirmed by the Senate. but I'm
spite OF the fact that majority OF
the Copferees Of the Senate, which
originated the amendment. voted To
strike out the provision, the House
conference and a minority Of the Sen.
ate conferees decline to abandon IL.
Democratic Senators assert that il
was their understanding that census
enumerators In the Southern States
should be appOrtiOned between the
Republican and Democratic parties.
They said that IL is not the loss OF
this patronage that disturbs them
but fear that the Republican referees
will pay political debts" through the
OF negroes. Thus far
in the administration OF President
Taft all Of the Republican patronage
referees in the Southern States have
been white, but that condition has
not always existed. II is asserted
also that some OF these referees are
largely under obligations TO negro
leaders for the permanent positions
they held in Republican councils.
All of these conditions tend TO oc.
casion concern In the South. The
fact that admission TO the home
be denied TO enumerators,
white or black. who hold Government
10 gather statistics.
serves TO sggrayate the situation. II
Is for this reason that the minority
in Congress has decided 10 appeal TO
the President
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08
The R. R. COMMISSION
GETTING QUITE BUSY
Succeeds in Securing Reduction in Rates By Express
Companies ..Other Work Cut Out.

been given until the 10th of July TO
consider the proposed rates and to
approve or disapprove them. II the
rates are disapproVed. the Florida
Commission will Immediately take the
case before the Interstate Commerce
Commission at Washington. ID. C., and
urge that Commission to prescribe
the proposed rates in lieu of the ones
now in effect.
Hon. l.. c. Massey. Special Counsel
for the Railroad Commission. Is in
Pensacola. where he went TO make a
motion before the United States court,
asking for the appointment OF a mas
ter for the taking of testimony. which
will be- presented by the Railroad
Commission in the l.. a. y. passenger
rate case.
Commissioners Burr. Bitch and
Dunn will leave this morning to make
personal investigation as TO the ne.
cessity for agencies or depots at
Glen st. Mary. Bostwick. Florahome,
Wade. Chronicle. Taylorville and
Ocoee. Petitions have been received
from each of these points asking for
the construction OF depot ar the
establishment of an agency. II will
require a week or ten days for the
Commissioners to complete this in.
vcstigatiOn.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08
GREAT CHANGES MADE
SINCE The LAST COUNT
MISSES N. MecRspIE AND KIRK.
LAND HAVE LARGEST VOTE.
Only a Few More Weeks Before the
Contest viii Be Over and the
Winners Be Known.

The past three days have made
some great changes in the CO-opera.
tive Contest and the fact that only
a little over one month remains for
the working time. the candidates are
showing themselves To be- hard.wOrk.
ers.
The greatest gain made during the
week was by Miss Annie Kirkland of
Alachua, whose picture is reproduced
In today's Sun. She is proving faith
ful worker and securing many new
clubs and subscribers for The Sun.
besides looking after the interest OF
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Concerned
about what they suppose TO be- the
possibility that negroes may be sent
into the homes OF white residents OF
the South as enumeTators 10 gather
information for the thirteenth decen,
NAL Federal census, Democratic mem.
bers OF Congress will urge President
Taft to give instructions that only
white enumeratOTs shall be employed
In districts south OF the Mason and
Dixon line. Representatives of the
Southern States in Congress say that
they have little hope of preventing
the employment OF negroes unless the
President interferes.
Reports of the experience Of the
Virginia delegation In seeking por'
tion of the census patronage from
that Stat. have disturbed the South
ern representatives. Senator Martin
and Representative Hay of Virginia. II
l. said. were informed by Director
purand that the recommendations Of
the Republican referees in the South
ern States would govern. wherever
possible, in the designation OF super
NisoTs OF the census. The super
VisOrs will select enumerators, and IL
is desired by Southern Congressman
that they shall be instructed not to
employ negroes except for sections
where none but negroes reside.
As passed by the House the census
hill provided that the enumeratoTs
should be- appointed by the President.
The usual requirement that the op-
pointment should be contingent upon
the advice and consent Of the Sentta
vas absent An amendment was
adopted in the Senate supplying his
deficiency When The bill Was con.
s.dered Ia conference the Presli,r'
Il said 10 have told some Of tn mon
brrs that II the Senate provision
were eliminated he would see 10 "
himself that a satisfactory class OF
supervisors and enumerators would be
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08

TALLAHASSEE. July 5.-In March
of this year, the Railroad Commission.
ers took up the matter of vegetable
rates by express between Florida pro-
ducing points and south of the Ohio
and Potomac rivers with the traffic
officials of the Southern Express Com.
pany with view OF securing reduc.
tOins in these interstate rates. As
a result of the several conferences
had. the Southern Express Company
ISSUED a new tariff on vegetable rates
between the points mentioned. which
made reductions in the rates from
two to six cents per crate. and these
lower rates became effective June
25th.
While this concession in rates will
be OF some value to the vegetable pro-
ducers of Florida. yet II is not as
great as IL is believed the shippers
are entitled to- and the Florida Com
mission has prepared a tariff of pro
posed rates on fruits and vegetables
which they have today sent To the
Jranic officials Of the Southern E'-
press Company for their APPROVAL.
The preparation OF these rates, cover.
ing as il does rates between c''ry
station in Florida and every town oi
a thousand or more inhabitants in all
the States south of the Ohio and PO
tomac rivers. has required cons ider.
able time and careful work On the
part OF the Commission.
The Southern Express Company has
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08

the merchants In her section. Judging
~ the manner In which she Is now
gaining votes.
Miss Mabel McCredie. whose pic.
tur1 apI oaI,d Ia the last issue. has
llso made a handsome gain today,
but Miss Lorna still leads In the
southern section, and Miss Hattie
,.uU"ig Retains first place In the
Western tart Of the county with some
hard.workeTs near her for the first
hOnJIs. Miss Bcal Is also steadily
gaining ground. which shows that she
mas some hard workers In her be.
half
Following is the result OF the can.
vass:
GsinesVille-CentraI Section.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08
GOVERNOR GILCHRIST
AT TAMMANY Hall
FlOrida'S Chief Executive Arouses Enthusiasm, Poin
Ing Out New Race Questions Of America.

NEW YORK. July with It's ira.
ditional enthusiasm. the Society o.
Tammany held It's Fourth of July cele-
bration yesterday. n throng Of mem
bers filling the deliberately decorated
audience chamber In Tamrlany Hall
and cheering the patriotic sentiment.
u the speakers.
Chief among these was Governor
Albert W. Gllchrist of Florida, who
aroused the enthusiasm Of his audi
tors with his pIoaOuncment OF re-
newed faith in traditional Democratic
doctrine. Governor Gilchrist devoted
considerable attention to- the race
problem. defending with fervOr the
SOuth's course with regard to the ne
gro and alludins Po!ntedly to the
newer race questions which are agi.
ating other sections OF the country.
Governor Gilchrist referred TO the
arifI question, and pointed out what
q declared to be fallacies and alb
slrdities of the Republican platform
.rOmises aud assertions. expressing
wonder that the Republicans lad not
,laimed credit for all the natural ad-
yantages OF the country. He asserted
that every financial panic or crisis
which the country has suffered has
started while the Republicans were In
powCr.
New England to Blame.
Continuing. the speaker said: The
New England ancestors OF the Repub-
lican party were largely responsible
for slavery and its inception. The
Republican party in its platform now
alks about having freed the slaves.
rhey never did any such thing. Their
freedom grew out OF war incident
to secession. the seeds OF which they
had themselves sown. They simply
make this claim In order to have and
control the negro vote. They assured
ly need all of them they can get. In
stead Of the Republicans claiming that
they freed the slaves. their state
ment would have been more accurate
had they claimed that In open defiance
II the constitution they enfranchised
he negroes"
Governor Gilchrist said he was op-
.c..a o., a.. oogt ael,u nf tho unrnn.
stitutionality of the fifteenth amend
ment to the Federal constitution be-
ing started by any Southern legisla-
lure or State. 1T can safely be affirm.
ed" said he. that sooner or later.
when the Asiatics become voters In
California and elsewhere on the Pa
cific coast. or when the colOred con-
,ingents OF Springfield, ILL.,. and OF
Springfield, o.. or Pittsburg. or OF
other cities and States. become too
and that when the g. o.
p. can no longer use the Brother In
Black. that this question will be set
led right by the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
President Tast's Plan.
Taking up President Taft's plea for
greater division OF political senti-
ment and affiliation In the South, Gov
ernor Gilchrist said: Instead OF dis
the race question as II exists
in the South. will invite your atten-
ton 20 IL as it now exists In neutral
territory-the far Western States.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08
Ralaklaua Hero Passes.

LEXINGTON. Ky. July 7.-Benja.
min Simcox, - years old. a veteran
OF the Crimean War and who claim
ID to have taken part in the famous
charge az Balaklaya. died here yes
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08

Miss Georgia Snowden. Hatchet
Crock . ............. lO.I9O
Miss vandalia Stat Waldo. 90. s.O75
Miss Mary Louise Atwater.
w,,do ~ ........ 6.375
viss NeIlia Reeves Micanopy. $500
Miss Emma Entenza, Waldo. S.S4O
Miss Mamie Bailey. Waldo..... 200
Western ard Northern Section.
Miss Hattie Ludwig. Tioga S66.665
Miss Annie Kirkland, Alachua 325.9GO
Miss Lucinda Bryant, Bell. S4O. .16S
Mis- E,a Powell. Alachua ... 25S. .4OS
Mrs. Il. Maddox. Archer. 23s .435
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08

Keep your eye on the want ads
There may be something advertised
which Is Of interest to you.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08

Miss Gertrude Quinn. Hague. .2O9. u
Miss Ellen Beville. Arredondo 1853
Miss Rosa Lee Riyes, High
Springs ........ .''s''' 'A~vss'
Mrs. I. Ware. High Springs. s4.x'
Miss Aleen Holly. Arredondo.. a4.3'
Miss Annie Beville. ArredOndo s2.sl
Miss Emma Williams. Trenton sl.sl
Miss Jewel STANDBY. Hague. zs.e|
Mrs. ]. r. Parker. lacrosse. IN
Miss Katie Akin. Arredondo... Td
Miss Ada Pearce. Newberry. .. 7.q
Miss Pearl Mcleod. Alaehua.. ~
Miss Lula Cav. Bell. IL
80 tt. Gu.Gkh NauUAswwv
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08

Il believe in the patriotic desi{
OF Mr.. Taft, where such desire 4
be properly asserted. want IL
become an important plank I'm q
next National Republican platfor1
Patriotism should begin at homo.
want the Republican party to prad
cally break the sOlIdity Of the Sol
New England States and OF Sol
Pennsylvania"
Governor Gilchrist said the Sou|
Is now prospering and deyelopir|
The census returns show that o3
population Is increasing at a rate Il
ond TO none." he said. The assea
ment rolls show that material veal
is increasing rapidly. The increasS
number of our schools. our churcha
show that we are fitting ourselves
be worthy OF our increased veal
and strength"
John Sharp Williams. senator-ele|
from Mississippi. deploring his IN
bility to come TO the celebrated
wrote:
IF there, I would choose as q sd
ject: When 4 Democrat is Not
Democrat: Some Recent Illustr|
tiOns.'"
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-08

Suppose this element. chinese a
japanese. would, as the negroes
the South. vote practically az q url
Don't you suppose that the white N
Tle Of California would combine
as TO preserve their very clvilixatic|
Suppose this condition existed throu4
out the entire Pacific coast and 4
States bordering thereon. don't u
suppose that Mr. Taft would have
hands full In showing these peoa
that there shall be more than d
political creedT Don't you suppd
that these people consider Il in|
very different light than patrio|
desire? Don't you suppose n
would hear OF the Solid Pacific?
Coming a little further East. jud
ing from the riots In Springfield. 4
right under the shadow OF the mod
ment Of the great Emancipator-|
you suppose that II the negroes w@
nearly half Of the people OF spri(
field. the white ,people OF springid
would consider Il patriotic for the
negroes. In combination with a n
white men. TO rule that city?
Judging from the riots In sprii
field. o., Mr. Taft's own State. und
such conditions described above. NJ
do you think the patriotic desire
the white people OF that State woa
assert itself? Now, as a matter
fact. right on the main street OF 4
capital city OF Florida in a good n
ton OF the city. there are stores OF
ed and managed by negroes. South4
white people feel more kindly towad
them than do the whites OF any otfI
portion OF the United States.
we do not desire to have them n
US any more than would the peol
OF Springfield. o.. or Springfield. 4
desire to be ruled by them. ] knd
OF no greater injury which could
fall the Southern States than for 4
white people to divide. and there
leave the result to the arbItTament
the negro. -