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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-10

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TOWN TOPICS.
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Thicker sells for cash Is why he sells
-)che.p.
r.r,e Bradley spent Tues lay at
home. coming 90 to vote.
Forfrc.n meats of all kinds, phone
H. r. B. Bishop.
Miss CAROLYN Webb spent last FRIDAY
IN live Oak visiting relatives ana
friends
B.N. Tucker has just returned from
ksn,u.i. with a fine lot Of horses and
&ales,
Nrs.J. r. Kelley and Dolores return
ell Monday from a visit Of two weeks
with relative. ID Bradford couuiN,
Cork shoppers and scaling wax !or
syrup Uou'ng at smiths drug store
Com. 10 The stable back Of The Stroud
Ho.-. and see Truckers horses nnd
mua-.
E.p.ch sm.th was al home q f."
.a.H..- week from an extended rHp
through rIouup Alabama and G'orIl.,
For Sale, ahiaglrs and brick. Ap
pgloC g.. carroll, Ga, * Fla, depot
4 puoae". H.
zion. Royal g. Dunn, Railroad Com
n missioner came Gown from Tallahassee
Tuesday morning to exercise his pr,vi
lsgc Of voting.
For -aIc:-E,ght room house and iot
good barn, hearing pecan tlecs. Locat
ed ID TouyNls. viii sell cheap. Sc,
Ell f. S. Mcintyre. II
Fmcigh, Lines, Shelter Co have jus
received two carloads Of stock. Em
brood mares aud turpeutne mules TO
the trade.
Mrs j. B, Thomas returned 10 tie
~ home l Jacksonville Saturday after
4 noon af,gra week delightfully."- spen
with Mrs. George o, Davis. The goo
lady WIS warmly welcomed by her man
friends.
Lame back comes on suddenly and
extremely painful. 1t Is caused by rev
matism Of the muscles. Quick relief
afforded 10y applying Chamberlain
Limmut. Sold by all druggl'ts.
The regular afternoon ice deliver
will BE- discontinued after Nov. !, Il
the winter months, All orders phone
10 by three o'clock will leave on epecl
delivery Madison Electric Power G
On or about the first Of DecemO'
Madison is TO have another gentleman
furnishing store which will occupy II
store Ia the Pope block SO long occulls
by Win Taylor. The name Of the ~
will be Walter g. Mcdaniel ~ Co., wa
Waiter Mcdaniel in char.e.
Russell Noun moved his stock
goods from llp Cogelus store to u
Drew Store three doors south-o
MondrN. Iuis store room which b
just been otrhuucd and improve
oy contractor Dhyis, ia now one Of Il
We,ue,t stores in the town. Rass'
VIII. Oo glad TO welcome bis friends al
customer, at his new place Of bushes
Group is most prevalent during &
90 ....ll L 4 a. tt.t
monthe Parents Of Young chiIdr
should uc prepared for IT, All that
needed is II bottle q Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Many mothers d
never without IL in their homes and
has never disappointed them. Slid
al druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
Political Situation in Empire
State is Fast Gro.Uing Tense

light of the medieval schools. and
these ten, acting on what ! regard as
an utterly worn out theory and act
ing against the laboring men every
where and against the right of the
state of New York to exercise its SOW
ereign power to protect the weak
against oppression decided that the
law was unconstitutional or these
ten judges, five were on the supreme
court of the United States.
"These judges decided, he said in
another place ''thnt the constitution
Of the United states forbade prevent
ing 1aboring men from being forced
to work an excessive number of hours
under unhygeinic conditions and this
was a decision against states rights,
against the rights of the states to act
in such q vital matter. where il alone
has power to act.
yet with an msincerity which II
Is not too severe to call downright i'm
tellectual dishonesty Mr.. Dix actual
ly says that when l protest against
this decision of the supreme court
which is itself against the rights OF
the state of New York. | am advocot-
ing Capitalization of power
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
Representative Wilson Appears Again

Chicago. oct. 11.--State Represent
ative Robert Wilson. alleged distrih-
utor Of the Jackpot who the Lori
mer investigating committee OF the
United states was unable to locate
during the hearing here walked into
the office OF United states Marshal
Hoy today.
II understand there is a subpoena
out for me 10 appear before tho SEN
atoriaI committee. said Mr. Wilson.
"No. We have no summons for you,
replied the marshal
To reporters he said he had been
away from the city for a month be-
cause Of trouble with his ewes. Tie
declared he had been kept Tor weeks
In "a dark room.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
IS
BUSY LAUD|NG
ST T|MSON
but FINDS TIME TO
ROAST THE OPPOSITION
Colonel Puts in Fast and Furi-
GUS Day BeIaboring John A,
Dix Tammany Hall and Wall
Street,
Lpy MORNING Journnl specIaI Lea.ed wlreI

Troy, n. Y, oct. 17.-Theodore
Roosevelt journeyed up the Hudson
today, speaking in behalf OF Henry L.
Stlmpon. republican nominee for gov
ernor and belaboring John A. Dix, the
democratic nominee. Tammany Han
ana Wall Street as he went. Colonel
Roosevelt's throat is In much better
condition than it was when he return
ed from the southern trip.
Colonel Roosevelt stopped at Yonk-
ers long enough to say that Tammany
Hail exercised an improper superyi-
sion over the nomination and election
of judges. At Hudson he made a lit
tie speech replying to what Job
Hedges of New York. who was with
him called this king business"
The colonel told the crowd that the
only powers he had were that which
came to him because the people
thought he stood for their rights
From Albany the colonel went to
Schenectady. where he made two
speeches and then came TO Troy to
wind up the day with the big meet
ing at which he attacked Mr. Dix
again, and Landed the career Of 'Har-
~" Stmson. as he called him.
Throughout the day. good sized
crowds turned out to hear the colonel
He was received with moderate en-
thusiosm wherever he went
Colonel Roosevelt i'm Schenectady
stood squarely by his criticisms Of de-
cisions uf the supreme court. He de-
Tended the right Of any man To crit
icise any public sentiment and refer
red TO the decision OF the court in the
so-calied bake shop cases. He said
in the various courts through which
the case went. twenty-five judges pass
ed on 1t, OF whom twelve favored the
law To regulate the house and con-
ditions of labor of men employed in
bake shops
The other ten judges" he contin-
ued. involved themselves in that class
OF legal shbleties which are the de-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
ATTEMPT MADE TO WRECK
TRAIN WITH BOMB

Paris, oct. 17.--Bomb outranges in
connection with the railroad strike
reached a climax today in an attempt
- wreck a passenger train at Ver-
sailles.
A bomb was thrown at the entrance
Of the tunnels to the Chantiers sta
ton at a moment when a passenger
train was due from DrueN. The bomb
struck the limb of tree and bound
ing off landed beside the tracks with
a terrific explosion
A group of soldiers guarding the
tracks nearby had a narrow escape
from injury. They report having
seen three persons on the bridge just
before the explosion. Neither the
tracks nor the tunnel were damaged.
So great was the force of the ex-
plosion that all Versailles was shaken.
Thousands of people rushed to the
scene and police guards We're i'm
mediately strengthened along the
line. This and other outrages have
spurred the police and military au-
thorities to new efforts to fight their
secret foes. The police attribute the
bomb b-throwing to anarchists ana
fighting revolutionsts, They do not
believe the rank and file of the strik-
ers responsible and the frequency of
the attempts conyinces them that they
are confronted with a farreaching
conspiracy on the part of anarchists.
who are taking advantage of the
strike agitation to destroy property
and terrorize the public.
Attempts at train wrecking are re-
s.. mt M fsta
and serious catastrophes have been
narrowly averted. Dynamite was
found today strewn along the tracks
near Mirames and an attempt was
made to blow up a bridge spanning
the river Loire nearby. bomb was
found under the railroad bridge near
Firminy which was intended to eX-
plode upon the passing of the first
train Another bomb was found in
first-class comp mpartment Of a train
near Reuilly. The bomb contained
enough dynamite to blow the train
to atoms.
The express from Marseilles for
Nice. was derailed and the working
parts of several trains We're found
to have been tampercd with. Half
dozen bombs have been exploded IN
the city of Paris and although the
damage has been slight the people
are apprehcnsive and the authorities
are doubling their precautions
Tonight police We're notified that
small box. containing powder. nails
and a lamp wick fuse had been dlS-
covered in the vestibulo of "a public
kindergarten at Narnes. southern
suburb of Paris.
The police have arrested several
additional strike leaders on the charge
OF fomenting disorders. A large num-
Der of strikers have been sent 10
prison for interfering with the free
dom Of labor The garrison OF Paris
which has already been reinforced.
was further strengthened today 'N
two regiments and the troops viii be
employed for the protection Of prop
erty.
Six hundred women. the wives ~
strikers. attempted To parade TO-
night. They carried placards. SUM
moninu the women OF France To- OPP
pose The scandalous opulence 81 the
fiuanciers and help To alleviate the
misery OF the small wage Garner. The
police dispersed the women ana ar
rested several
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
Nd WORD FROM
WELLMAN s
PARTY
WIRELESS CAN'T LOCATE
THE AIRSHIP AMERICA
Steamers Report No Sign of
Balloon Which Was Last Re-
Ported Off Coast Of Mass
aChuSettS,
m, Morning journal Special Leassd wirel

,p, Morning Journal Special Lensed W:rel
sasconett, Mass, Oct 17.-Five
westbound Atlantic liners, all in touch
with each other and all anxious for
news of Walter Wellman reported to
the wireless station here today that
they had seen nothing and heard moth
ing either directly or indirectly of
his dirgible airship America.
The first ship to call the operator
here was the Finland, then 11O miles
east Of Nantucket at sos this morn
ing. Then came in succession the
Maine, for Philadelphia, the Ryndam.
the Niagara and finally the Kron
prinz wilhelm for New York.
Not word had they heard. All
five ships had sent out the pre-ar-
ranged w vt frequent intervals but
no word out Of the silence had come
back to any Of them They had fol-
lowed the regular westbound lane for
trans Atlantic travel and taking in
to the reckoning their distance from
each other. the wireless zone covered
an area which they thought should
have included Wellman if he was able
to reply
Just before the America drifted out
of touch with the world her wireless
operator warned the station here that
Juice was precious. The gasoline
motors were not then running and he
was depending for his sending spark
on the reserve supply in the storage
batteries If the America were still
running before the wind with power
shut off it was therefore thought here
today that she might be outstanding
her strength for a crucial need, un-
willing to expend 1t in gossip. however
intvrcsting TO those ashore.
All the steamers in this chain and
all vessels reporting tell Of heavy
rains and a violent electrical storm
on Sunday evening, followed by con
tinued fine weather and calm sea.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
PARKER
OPENS STATE
CAMPAIGN
STRENU0USLY DENIES AN
ALLIANCE WITH TAMMANY
Puts Colonel Roosevelt in An
aniaS Class and Urges I'M
priSonment in Cases of Corr
porate Contributions,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
Olean n. y. oct. 17.-Judge Al
ton y. Parker tonight began the
democratic state campaign here with
q speech i'm which he strenuously dc
MED Colonel Roosevelt's charge of an
alliance with Tammany Han ana Wall
street ON the contrary ne said, the
colenors charge raised strong pre-
sumption that the republican political
organization has established relations
with Wall street or some part of a.
He urged enactment of a law proNid-
ing FOR imprisonment instead of mere
fine in cases Of corporate contribu-
tions 20 campaign funds
Judge Parker quoted extensively
from letters of Mr. Roosevelt. William
J. Bryan and Edward II. Hartman.
to fortify assertions that Mr. Roose-
Welt in the campaign of 1904 solicited
campaign funds; that Roosevelt knew
the great financial interests. pro-
tected Interests and others having IA
vors To- seek contributed largely aud
that at MIR. Roosevelt's urgent request,
Mr. Hartman very shortly before
election day interested himself In Sc
curing $3.50. 900 which was turned
over by the republican national com
mittee 10 the republican state com
mittee.
Aren't YOU little curious the
Judge asked his hearers tonight
"uhat they were 10 Do with this quar-
ter million dollars just before election
day The modern politician has been
accustomed 10 make "a rather prac-
teal use of the funds accumulated
Just before election day. Mt Harri-
man seemed To- understand what IL
wus FOR as We learn from "a sentence
in "a letter of his referring 20 that
fund.
This amount enabled the New
york state committee To- continue It's
work with the result that al least 5o.-
600 votes were turned in the city pri
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
PARIS STRIKE
IS FORMALLY
CALLED OFF
STRINGENT MEASURES BY
BRAND ARE SUCCESSFUL
Chief Demands of Wage
workers Are Granted; Bomb
Throwing and Mob Work
Blamed on Anarchists.

ny Morning journal Special Leased wireI
Paris, oct. 17.--The strike COM
mittee of the railroader's union at a
meeting tonight formally called off
the strike Of the railroad employees
which has extended over several of
the most important systems in
France. Work will be resumed on
all lines tomorrow.
The collapse OF the strike was pri-
marily due to the stringent measures
taken by Premier BRAND. who called
to the eolors the majority Of the
strikers, thus compelling them to do
service as reservists. The premier
also placed under arrest many of the
strike leaders and used the military
forces without restraint for the pro-
lection of life and property After
having broken the back OF the strike,
NJ. BRAND successfully arranged a
practical settlement whereby the
chief demands Of the men were met.
A serious situation arose through
the throwing OF bombs and attempts
at train wrecking, responsibility for
which the strikers denied.
According to the police these out
RACES were planned by anarchists and
fighting revolutionists who hoped to
take advantage of the strike agitation
to 4errorize the police. The entire
press in France with the exception of
certain revolutionary organs were
opposed TO the strike and supported
Premier BRAND in the settlement Of
a serious economic and soical crisis.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
RAILROADS FIGHT
FOR VALUABLE LAND

washington. oct. 1I.-Lands in
Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska. val
ued ut millions Of dollars viii be the
stake for which railroads ana indus
trials in Colorado will contest before
the supreme court.
The tribunal today decided to re-
view the finding Of the circuit court
of appeals for the eighth circuit,
which supported the contention of
the Union Pacific railroad that it's
right-of- way through the lands Of
Thomas stuart and Charles II. MUIR
ray should be 400 instead of 100 feet.
The decision Of the supreme court IS
expected to establish precedent
that will have far-reaching effect in
the three states named
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
Grave Fears Entertained For
Safety of Soldiers on Land
and Sailors at Sea,
HURRICANE DEVASTATES
THE ISLAND OF CUBA
Reports From Havana Say That
1t Is Impossible to Estimate
Material Damages Thousands
Homeless.
IBy Morning Journal special Leased w,reI

IBy Morning journal Special Leased wirel
Tampa, Fla. oct 11.-With COM
munications with FL points south of
here cut off and wireless stations out
of commission. Tampa ana all that
territory between Tampa and the
Florida Keys. is being stormswept to-
night. II is impossible at this .pur
to estimate the damage, no 'eperes
having been received from lrbY
towns. In Tampa up to ] J o'clock the
damage is confined to telephone and
electric light wires and minor DAM
ages to shipping
Grave fears are felt for sortN-s'x
members Of the Plant city artillery
encamped at Egmont Key Tho COM
pany landed there this afternoon and
soon after the tents were pitched,
the wind blew them down.
Considerable fear is also enter
tained for residents Of passe- Grille,
resort on the bay. There are at
least fifty persons there ana it is be-
lieved they will feel the full force Of
the disturbance
Fortunately the four days warming
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
FAMILIES OF VOYAGERS
EAGERLY AWAIT NEWS

Atlantic City, n. j., oct. 17.-News
Is being anxiously awaited here to-
night by the families of men aboard
the America as TO whether they Will
attempt q dash for Europe or return
to his city ahead of the easterly wind
now prevailing.
Leroy Chamberlain, son-in-law and
secretary for Walter Well
man, said he believed that Wellman
and his party would decide before
daylight whether to attempt a des-
perate trip over the ocean or return
to America.
The hangar here will be kept in
readiness to receive the America
should Wellman and his men decide
that it is impossible to attempt the
voyage to Europe.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
JEALOUS HUSBAND
USES A REVOLVER

Joliet. H. oct. 17.-After she had
been pursued through half dozen
states, Mrs. J. J, Payne, was prob
ably fatally shot tonight by her jeal-
Gus husband, who shot himself dead
directly afterward in the court house
square.
Payne had lived in FL Paso, Mem
phis, Los Angeles and other places
He was a yard master for the South
ern Pacific at Los Angeles at one
time His wife left him in the west
and finally went to the home of a
sister. Mrs. Chris Brugeman. at Man
haitian a suburb of Joliet. Payne
traced her through several cities ana
at last met her in the street tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
ALLEGED ROBBER Of
TRAIN ARRESTED
At VAUGHN
Charles Mcdonald Taken Into
Custody, Believed TO Be Ban
dit Who Held Up Great North
ern Express,

Denver. Colo. oct 17-Belieyed To-
be one of the two bandits who rob
bed the Great Northern express at
Rondo. Mont. September -. 1907,
Charles Mcdonald was arrested al
Vaughn. y. M today by Postoffice
Inspector Earl Smith of the Denver
office shortly after the robbery. in
which 5000 WAS secured. mostly in
registered mail. Mcdonald and Ed
Smith, alias Frank Hauser. We're ar-
rested and $1,000 OF the booty re-
covered. The pair escaped from jail
az Helena. Smith was caught at Bar
nesville. Mimi. convicted and sentenc-
ed to life Imprisonment at Fort Lea
Venworth. Mcdonald eluded federal
officers FOR more than two years. His
arrest followed the receipt Of infor-
nation by w r. Cochran, chief ot the
Denver postal inspection service.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
TACOMA DENOUNCES
DURAND'S CENSUS FIGURES

Tacoma. Wash, oct. l7.-At a mass
meeting Of the business men of this
city today resolutions were adopted
"uncing the figures on Tacoma 3
equation issued by the census de-
.,-' -ihent- The resolutions demand
e'al the government make another
:, "'"ss ~ the city and ascertain If
','e has been fraud. If any has been
''iihitied. the resolutions declare the
,s vi Tacoma will do everything in
power 10 bring the guilty persons
Justice joint committee repre-
H.ns the Commercial club and the
''ner OF commerce probably will
~ Was ashington and present the
-'ions 10 the census bureau. the
Il 'ment of commerce and to Pres
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18

compressed air connections had been
cut, supposedly by train wreckers,
and for time the train ran wild.
The express had taken the down
grade between Modane and SAINT Jean
de Maurienne when the engineer dis
covered that the brakes would not
work. Th momentum increased rap
idly until the train had attained a
frightful speed.
The engineer was unable TO stop
until a long stretch of level track had
been covered. None of the passen-
gers was injured.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
TEN BALLOONS
ASCEND At
ST. LOUIS
FOUR COUNTRIES ARE
REPRESENTED IN RACE
AviatorS Make Good Start as
Weather Conditions Are Ideal
and viii Attempt to Make
Distance Records,

IHy Morning journal Special Leased Wire I
ST. Louis oct 1.-THE fifth inter
national balloon race was launched
here this afternoon when Ten monster
aerostats, representing four countries
ascendcd amid the plaudits Of thou
sands of enthusiasts. They sailed to-
ward the north and northwest and
We're out of sight within few min-
utcs.
Under ideal atmospheric conditions,
amply provisioned for fifty hours or
more and balasted with the utmost
care the balloons arose gracefully and
! sped away There was not a hitch
| in the arrangement though the Ham
burg III of Germany, Lieutenant Nogt,
! pilot got false start and the Million
Population club, st. Louis, S. Louis
Won Phul, pilot, narrowly missed coll
Hiding with a grand stand.
The balloons were released al inter-
walls varying from one minute 20 twen-
ty minutes
The balloon Condor. an entrant
from France with jacques Faure, pi-
lot. and Ernest G. Schmolk, aide, as
cended at 4.40,25 o'clock.
The Condor was 1000 feet In the
air, going northwest when the Million
club. one OF the entries from the Uni
ted states rose from the ground at
ass O'Clock 1t was delayed by too
much ballast.
The Million Club left With the band
playing Yankee Doodle. Balloon
A2urea, representing switzerland as
cended at 5:07 o'clock. The wind
velocity was eight miles an hour.
Harburg III, the first German ent-
rant was the fourth to cut loose at
STA o'clock
The Isle de France got away NJ
t:24 O'Clock The Condor and Million
Population club went out OF view a.
5;15 .. N.
The balloon 81. Louis No. left the
ground at 5:26 o'clock.
The Helvetia, the second Swiss entry
started from the ground at 5:27
o'clock. Colonel Theodore Schaeck.
the pilot won the 1908 race.
Three Of the seven balloons were in
sight when the Dusseldorf III the sec
ond German balloon followed at $3.50
o'clock
Pilot Gericke was working IN the
rigging when the Dusseldorf went up,
The America H. the third entry from
the United states rose at 5;i7 O'Clock
TO the tune of America"
President Cortlandt T.. Bishop of
Aero club of America was In charge
of the contest The race Is for dis
tance, which is to be air line meas
urement from St Louis, the winner
receiving the james Gordon Bonnet
cup and $4,000. The second and third
prizes are $500 and $t250.
Under the rules a landing Is made
If the basket touches the ground or
the drag rope becomes entangled In
trees or trails along the ground for
more than fifteen minutes or IL the
balloon descends IN fresh water. IL
balloon descends in salt water II Is
disqualified. The velocity Of the
wind when the race started WIS eight
miles an hour and the direction SOUTH
west TO northeast, Weather Observer
Hayes expects higher attitudes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
BnIIoon TrnNeI. AZ low AItIlnde.

Pearl. IT., oct l7.A balloon pass
cd over pearl M 10 p. m. It was go
ing north az low altitude and the
occupants could be plainly heard
singing In foreign language, Pearl
Is eighty miles from 81. Louis
The balloon Azurea was seen near
here al about . O'Clock. Two other
balloons passed over this point with
In the next ten minutes. All were go-
ing due north flying at "a height of
about 1900 feet