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The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1910-08-06
YALOBUSHA CO. CIRCUIT
COURT IN SESSION
Convened Monday With Judge N. A
Taylor on The Bench.-Civil
Cases Now in Progress.

Monday morning Circuit court con-
vened here for two weeks session.
Judge N. A. Taylor, of Senatobia is
the presiding Judge, while Hon. j. B..
Eckles, the new District Attorney, is
present looking after the state cases.
Judge Taylor is new man in this
district having been only recently ap-
pointed to the position. This is his
first visit to Water Valley in his pres
snt official capacity, and he was well
received by the bar and court officials
in general
Promptly at 900 Judge Taylor con-
vened court and in few minutes had
p both the grand jury and civil juries Or
ganized and ready for business. His
charge to the grand jury was forceful
and to the point. He called their
special attention to gambling and vio-
lations of the liquor laws as well as tc
the more graver crimes which they
will have to consider during their sit.
ting. He then turned them over to
the District Attorney and they are
now engaged in investigating the cases
on file for their investigation.
The grand jury is composed of the
following named persons J. D. Pea
cock, foreman, ]. F. Bardon, j. T.
Pritchard, c. P. Shaw, J. H. Few, J.
5. Hunter, G. E. Patton, R. C. Wei
bourn, Ed McNamee, j. S. Chadwick,
W. H. Mckinney, A. S. Warshaw, G.
W. House, B. T. Bell, R. L. Wilkins
E. H. Burney, j. P. Littleton ane
Willard Wiltshire.
Sheriff Frank Smith and his deputy
L. L. Blunt, together with Circuit
Clerk D. E. Parks are busy as bees
performing their respective duties,
and they are there with. the goods.
everything as smooth and regular al
clock-work.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1910-08-06
]. S. WHITE PURCHASES THE
HARRIS MEAT MARKET

During the past week another chando
has been made in Water Valley bnots
ness institutions. Friday Mr.. ]. 81
White purchased the G. A. HarriS
meat business on Main street.
Mr.. J. s. White the new proprietot
is an experienced market man and Il
will behis endeavor to not only hoId
the market up to the high stan1nra
maintained by the former owner hut
he will try and if possible improye the
market.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1910-08-06

N1 Only ~ years 0iQ, Was serving g
two-year sentence for grand larceny.
He was sent up April %, this year.
Keller, who escaped with Webber was
only II years old, and was serving two
years for burglary He was sent up
from Lafayette county March 16, 1910.
The usual reward is offered by the
trustees for the capture of these con-
victs, while the governor has supple
mented the reward for Edwards with
800.
There evidently must be something
wrong in the management of the insti-
tuition and it seems to us an investiga-
tion is in order. Many hundreds of
dollars have been expended in trial ex-
penses Of these criminals and besides
punishment for their crimes, they
should be detained for public safety
they are vicious, desperate men and it
is an outrage on justice that seemingly
their Incarceration is made farce and q
izzle BY the authorities Of the peniten-
tiary.
Let's have an investigation and find
what and where the trouble lies and
remedy the matter before all the pris-
oners are allowd their freedom.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1910-08-06

pteees WHere he Won lof green
back bill, Or their own paper money.
And gold will add greatly to the value
OF almost anything, sometimes change
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1910-08-06

Thursday morning the grand jury
run up against a snag during their ses-
sion that required the assistance of
the court to solve. !Chas. Ross was a
witness before the jury, and fatty re-
fused to tell what he knew about the
case under investigation. Ross was
firm in his refusal to testify, and es-
corted by the jury he was presented to
the judge. where he again signifed his
refusal to testify before the grand
jury. The judge ordered Sheriff Smith
to lock the man in jail until he was
willing to tell the jury what be knew.
Charles is now in Jail thinking it over,
while the jury is worrying over other
tangles.
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1910-08-06
MRS. JOHN H. WAGNER
VISITS ANCIENT POMPE||.
Writes This Week About P0mpeii
and PalermO--AIs0 Tells
About Old Vesuvius
HOTEL RIVIERA, NAPLES, ITALY
June 26. 1910.

HOTEL RIVIERA, NAPLES, ITALY
June 26, 1910.
! have just moment to tell you we
are on land, and while am terribly
glad to be here, my head is rolling and
rocking and still feel the motion Of
the ship under my feet, SO don't
know whether can write any palmer
now than did on board the steamer.
Oh, one day in Palermo! It has just
prepared us for all we will see at
Oberamargan. We went up the Royal
Mountain to the old, old Cathedral
where it is said the finest Mosaics in
the world exist. 1t is in perfect pres
ervation in the main part the Span
ish soldiers, years ago, only destroying
the walls and Mosaics Of the Cloister.
The four main Sicilian marble columns
at each corner remain as they origi-
nally were in 100, and are most beau
tifully carved pieces | ever saw. Pal-
ermo, is still under the rule Of the
King of Italy and in the Cathedral,
which has its school Of Monks and
school for Saints, there is the throne
chair on one side and opposite is the
Arch Bishops, and these are always
occupied during the visit of the King
and Queen at Palermo.
The entrance Of the great portico,
III front and side to every inch Of the
interior, is the most exquisite Mosaics
one can possibly imagine. The figures
Of the Apostles, Prophets, and Mar
tyrs are in the most beautiful white
Sicilian Marble with gorgeous mantles
Of exquisite Mosaic, in the most per-
feet designs and colors, interspersed
with fine gold inlay. Whenever gold
can be used in this work, It is used.
and Of course brings out The designs
~ Y CO. s1sst|z 's|s !: & e
The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1910-08-06

a. The eass. Thos Kelly V the |. c.
Railroad company was the first case
called on the docket. The case was
called Tuesday morning and lasted un-
til late Wednesday afternoon before re-
ceived by the jury. A few hours after
receiving the case the jury agreed On
averdict, finding for the plaintiff and
liking the amount of damages at
A,250. Kelly sued for $4,000.
Wednesday morning several minor
cases were disposed of by continuance,
dismissal and otherwise.
Then followed the case State of
Mississippi VS. John Smith. Mr.. Smith
was charged for malicious injury to
stock and property, Mr.. w. S. Johns
being the informant. The case went
to the jury Thursday morning and they
returned verdict of not guilty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
F STREET PIONEER
MOVES HIS STORE
Precious Gems and Artistic Jew
elry to Be Shown at
Opening.

Fanciers Of precious stones and artist
ic jeweIrv viii have an opportunity to
morrow to see an attractive display OF
them at the opening OF Salvatore Desio's
new feweIry store. at s35 z street north
west.
Mr.. Desio has been in the jewelry
business in Washington for thirty years
HIS first place Of busine-s was in the
Rely building, al Ninth and T. streets.
He remained there about ten years.
when his b,IsCineSS OutEreT the quarters
he occupied and he was compelled 10
move.
In casting about for 2 new location
Mir Desic. with keen foresight, decided
that + street was The Coming business
street or Washington Other jewelers.
with whom he discussed his plans
laughed. but Mr. DesiO had the strength
of his convictions and took an eighteen
year lease on a store al 10i2 r street
His lease ran out last year Mr. Desfo
WIS the first jewcler TO open a place OF
business IN + street.
His new place at 916 F street. is in
q building that has been remodeled anC
made modern in every respect
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
FALCONIO TOATTEND
EUCHARISTICSESSION
List of American PreIates
Expected to Reach Into
Thousand.

OTTAWA. Ont April 10.-His excel
lency Manager EaiConio. apostolic de-e-
Teu, apostolic delegate 20 Canada viii
be among rhe disdnz uished dignitaries
TO attend the Eucharisric Congress at
Montreal
The list OF American prclates that VIII
attend has just been announced and in
cludes Cardinal Gibbons. Baltimore.
Archbishop Farley. New York and
many church officials from Philadelphia,
b, asninEJOu- PiIJSbuTE Boston. and
other cities
Manager Sbarreti sailed yesterday for
Rome TO meet the Pope and discuss ar
Engagements regarding the congress OF
the 1000 priests that viii attend Il Is
expected at least I0lo VIII be from the
nited States
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
SEIZE BRIDAL GIFT
Mexico City Merchant Con
sequently Is Empty Hand
ed on Meeting Wife.

CINCINNATI, ohio, Arm 11-Uhea
Louis Der -Han. q merchant. OF 1TeEco
City. met ms briGc-to-ba iu Cincinnati
today ne cid not have q $500 bfoocl
which Le intended TO give her becau=a
she Uuter' states customs oTI1
seized IT yesterday ia New York on
the ground that he lad attempted ~
smugEle &c into this couL try
Bergman arrived at New York ay rae
Ward line Friday- He had jcveIry -o
the value Of ABOUT SEQ decorating DIS
fingers and scarf. These be did nos
declare. ana when John p O-Coauor, q
deputy surveyor, asked him about t
jeweIry. nc declared It had been 5a--
chased IN the United STAGE Dcpur
Surveyor O-Counor and Inspector lTz-
honey became suspicious and Bad BerE-
man searched Then they found ola
mono and sapphire brooch
RergmanE could not give Tie customs
officers satisfactory elpla-Ia tl1u5 ann
the brooch was seized and eIC ln l=-T
York
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
THOUSANDS SPEND
DAY IN THE OPEN
Weather Man Wins Plaudits
of Capitals Sunday
PromenaderS.

Uncle Sans official forecaster IS IN
line for the laurel wreath as result
OF the hish-s-ade weather he has been
serving for the past few days Today
ideal weather greeted all who planned
outings OF went Tor a promenade along
the Capitals avenues
For, according TO the prediction OF the
observer, the weather today and to-
morrow viii be fair A light wind from
the north added 10 the pleasure Of be
ing in the open, there being, no trace or
humidity.
This morning. at 8 o'clock. the tenn
perature was at the - mark rising
gradually until il was high in the six
lies at the noon hour. Tomorrow. il
is believed, there viii be warmer
weather, with a moderation IN the slight
wind that has been blowing to-day.
Outbound estreet cars carried hun
dreds 10 the country and thousands
invaded The Zoo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
BANKER PURSUED
BY ANGRY CROWD

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April I0-H. n
L-Utcheson. cashier or the Bank at
burnside. Ky, and also cashier OF a
Louisville. Ky. bank who has Just been
indicted by the United States grand
jury last night Knocked down and iniur-
ed Jesse ShackeIford. a bell boy Of the
Emery Hotel, without a word Of warn
ing.
An angry armed mob pursued the
KeutuCkian through the prinCipa streets
but the fugitive finally escaped BY
ISLANDERS said that the act was unpro-
vOked.
Learning that he had been indicted
IN CoviuEtou 5y the Federal craDd
jury on three counts for alleged r7isllsa.
or $500. HuJchesOn surrendered him
self 10 the Federal authorities late yes
terday afternoon and furnished bond
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
OUAGMIRE AT CONTEE
IS FAST DISAPPEARING
Cut Has Dried Out and Will Now Permit Slow Passage
Washington Motorists Rejoice-Current Auto
News and Gossip.
By HARRY WARD.

pIoyed to do the work usually required
Of the brakes It Is surprising how
smoothly and efficiently a car can be
handled without the use Of the brakes
after a little practice.
Commissioner Cuno H Rudolph is max
ing a little automobile tour, the first
one since he became Commissioner. Ben
edict. Nd, is the objective point OF The
tor. which began yesterday afternoon.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William ..
West who are making the tour in a
Six-cyliuder MatheSOn touring car Mrs
Bennett and W. Is. MCBuTney are also
SLeu nee. accompanied by Mrs. Spence and
Miss Carpenter. also departed yesterday
for Benedict in a Pope-HsrtfoTd tour
ing car
Brisk business is reported by tie Com
merciaI Automobile and Supply Com
pany. During the week eight Stude-
baker z. ". r touring cars were sSld
70 the following John +. Mitchell
George W Wylie. Dr.. Raymond Fischer,
II F. Sands. II. 9. ShOber. Howard
Boyd. and w s. Brown.
Joseph n stoddard. Of the Cook &
Stoddard company, left yesterday for a
visit TO the several factories his CON
uauv~ represents He viii visit the Baker
factory In Cleveland, the Cadillac fac
tori Ira Detroit and the Pierce-ATToW
racrorv In Buffalo. Mr.. SfOddaTd will
return wednesday
Emer on & Orme report the sale of a
fve-paszenzer Arperson touring car 70
Bernard Doughery, general manager OF
Hecht a. Co
Miller Brothers Auto and Supply Com
uanv report the sale Of Ford roadstcrs
to Meade r Edmonds. J. D. Bowman,
and Mr. n w Jones
II takes forty freight cars every day
20 move the output OF the Maxwell
Briseoe faztorles 40 the present time
and before thu end Of the month that
number viii b. increased 10 fifty with
an average daily product Of us cars
The Cook z Stoddard Company -e-
Ts--s tho sale OF Cadillac .-S8'' cars TO
the following r r Sheppard. Joseph
A. T-c-uph- r = Huidekoper. and the
Lric ,iCIoTia was sold 70 Mrs. n y
Chambers
Joseph n Stoddard. OF the Cook &
Stoddard Company. has left for a
visit to the various factories repre-
serted by his company He win spend
sunday az the Baker factory In Cleve-
j-ud. N01d1E at the Cadillac factory IN
Detroit, Tuesday at the Pierce-ArroE
factory I'm Buffalo and Wednesday AZ
the Franklin factory IN Syracuse The
chief object OF his. trip IS 70 secure some
additional cars.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
FAT AND BALD MEN
PRAISED BY TAYLOR

Advising the women TO cultivate the
society Of fat and baldheaded men, and
raising his voice in protest against tle
growing love for gold and power. Sen
ator Taylor. Of Tennessee, gave his lee
t11re. ''The Fiddle and the Bow" in the
Knights Of ColIU bus nall last night
Senator TAYLOR said that there was no
music like the fiC,ife and the bow, ard
no happiness Ike that Of q c0uteDted
rural people
The lecture was for the benefit OF
the orphans fund
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
STORMS KILL $4,000 GOATS.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April 1o-It e
estimated that S1-0dJ goats persisted in
the Brio and Nueces valleys as a result
Of the recent heavy rains which were
mpauied by cold winds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
Will you read SOME faCtS
about q BdbC0Ck?

Safety. particularly in car % universa
" used by women, IS OF vital importance
To-day no machine on the market IS unj-.
such absolute control of It's driver as the Bah
cock Electric. In an emergency no other ma
chine responds 50 quickly nor for 50 little ef-
fort One move of the foot viii throw of the
current and set the brake
Every phase of its operation IS marvel
of sinpHcity-eveTy line IS one of beauty
every point IN finish the work Of an artist
But don't get the idea that a Babcock IS
not up 10 good, hard road work It is capabI,
Of % miles an hour over ordinary roads and
viii show remarkable speed and power in
sharp hill climbing. Fifty miles. and usually
many more, can be covered from one charg-
ing.
The STYLE Of machine shown IS priced at
$500. and We are prepared to make almost
immediate deliveries
Our facilities for caring for these elaCtTicS
enable US to quote you a fiat monthly rate,
which includes all the service connected with
storage, the batteries, the tires and all repairs
This gives you guaranteed cost of operation
IA fixed price covering every expenSe-
Ask US to tell you that price
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
MENTION.

CaTpenteTing, Screen Doors,
and Windows q D. COLLINS. 10 18th.
Phone Main 1543
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

Did you ever own a horse or a dog to which
you became so attached that Its loss would have
meant real SorrOwl
It may seem farfetched comparison to
Iiken such affection to the attachment YOU could
feel for a mere machine. But, remember, Bah
cock Electric Is as nearly a thing Of life as the
masters of mechanism can produce.
You'll find a Babcock lovable companion.
Its beauty appeaIs-its response to your every
move and wish wins absolute confdence-it en-
ters into your everyday life as the source of more
pleasure and satisfaction than any other posses
sion.
We have the 1911 demonstrating car. Come
and see it. Ask Us to give you practical test
of Its merit. That's what it's here for.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
TR Murine Eve Penedu

Try Murine Eye Remedy
For Red. Weak Weary, Waterv Ewes
Graduated Eyelids and Pink Eye Try
e for Baby's Eyes Doesn't Smart
SOOthes Eye Pain At Druggists SOC
Caverly's plumbing. 1851 G St. n. 81.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

At Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
tlis morning tie Rev A. w RudisiIL
who was recently appointed pastor OF
rh+s church preached his first sermon
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

The Rev n n Cauter. who was re-
Gently appointed pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South this morning
preached his initial sermon 10 a con-
ErcEatio1 which filed that church
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

An alarm Of FIRE shortly after . o'clock
this morning brought out the fire de-
partment- The fire was in a small
frame house occupied by colored people.
near the Belle Pre- glass factory. i'm the
northwest edge Of the city The
FIRE was eNtnSuisHed after hale an
hours work
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

Imitation Of Jesus 5n Love was the
subject Of the sermon delivered H- the
Rev W r. ~ arsOn AT the First Baptist
Church this morning This evening lT-
Watson viii take for the subject Of his
sermon The second Coming or Jesus
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

The Cook & Stoddard Company re
1z---s tho sale OF Cadillac '-3e' cars TO
the following r p Sheppard, Joseph
A Tc-uph- r $. HUidekOper. and the
c. J. -,assirv Company a Baker cleo
Lric ,-iCIoTIa was sold 20 Mrs n y
ChamI-srS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

class No. , OF the Sunday school Of
the First Baptist church and the Reg
ulars baseball team Yesterday PLAYED
4 game on the fair grounds The game
resulted In tie 70 s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

Services were held this afternoon at .
o'clocF in the new Episcopal Church AT
BraddCcE Heights bT 1Ir- THOMPSON Of
the Episcopal Theological Seminary.
Services were also held at o'clock
by the Rev W J. Morton Of Christ p
T. Church. Of This CITY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

pIoyed to do the work usually required
OF the brakes It is SURPRISING how
smoothly and efficiently a car can be
handled without the use Of the brakes
fter a little practice.
The evening world., 1910-12-29
HACKENSCHM|DT
AGREES TO TERMS
NAMED BY G0TCH
Russian Lions" Manager
Wires to Chicago to Cover
Forfeit Posted by Champion.

h following telegram recc,vos .,
this office last night ls
Montreal, Dec. %.
hooer Edgrcu, sfo-ing Editor. The r,,n,,.
World, New York City;
Montreal newspaper Tuesday
printed a story that Frank Gotch
posted $500 in support of a challenge
10 wrestle George HackenschmId,
TOT a side bet of $4,000 and winner
axe all or the purse money, finish
catcH-as-catch-can style contest. II
sno report r. true. ], as manager Of
MI liackenschmidt. wish to say that
w are ready to make the match at
Eotch's W terms and dictation.
nave already wired to Chicago,
covering the forfeit. will be I'm
ohicago tomorrow. ready to make
the match. | wish TO make II plain
tnet II Is not Mr.. Hackenschmidt
challenging Gotch-it is Gotch issu-
ing the def and we are calling him.
Winner take all and so. 900 side bet
suits George Hackenschmidt.
JACK CURLEY.
Jack Herman. manager of Szbysko.
to-day deposited $1,000 in New YORK. de-
caring that the giant Pole would
Wfestle Gotch for $4,000 a side.
il'kied to DEATH" declared Frank
'otch to-day at the Des Moines. when
Lold that Jack Cur.cy. manager for
George Hlcksnschmidt. had accepted
me challenge issued through Farmer.
burns mat Gotch would meet any man
that would put up a S2o.G1 side bet. Il
am an ready to meet the Russian Lion
as they cali him. and show that I am
SUI world champion. | would prefer
tnat the match be pulled off in the next
4 n.Ha mr. finn. u4,aL. a..
him | will stay on the mat as lone az
any OF them can put up enough money.
I'ut | don't think there is enough money
In the whole bunch Of them TO cover
the amount in the challenge Issued by
Farmer Burns"
The evening world., 1910-12-29
NELSON BEATS HOWARD IN
BOUT AT SHARKEY STAG,

In a fast ten-round bout In which he
landed the cleaner bIows Ted Nelson OF
Australia defeated Jim Howard of Chi
cage In the main event at the sharkey
A. C. The Australian had the better Of
nearly every round, and In the third
scored the only ~knockdown OF the hon,
when he landed two short right hand
uppercuts that sent the Chicago boxer
TO the floor for the count OF eight.
The hrst two rounds were slow. but
In the third Nelson began to Jab How
ard with stiff lefts. In the middle n,
the round the Australian swung a hand
left and right TO Howard's body. AS
the Chicago boxer made a grab for Nal
son he shot two right hand uppercurs
and Howard went TO the canvas.
In the last session both Nelson and
Howard went to the floor. Howard
brought over a left TO Nelson's jaw and
as Nelson grabbed him they both went
70 the canvas. with the Australian un-
essnsath.
The evening world., 1910-12-29
HUGO KELLY COMING
TO ISSUE CHALLENGE.

Hugo Kelly will leave Chicago to-day
in order To he on hand for the ten
round bout between Frank Mantell and
Jack CTwin) Sullivan, which Is to be
decided at the Natlons; sporting Club
tomorrow evening. Kelly has cham
pionship aspirations and declares thai
he will have to remove the winner o,
the bout in order TO strengthen his
claim to the title. lie wants a clear
road to the challenging OF Billy Papke
when the latter arrives in this country
early In February. But Manteli and
sullivan are Just as ambitious as the
Italian. ana each declares that he is the
one who vii. do battle 18th Papke fol-
the championship early next year.