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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
MANY PROTESTS
AGAINST FIGHT

CARSON CITY, New Special
Protests against the Jeffries and
johnson fight, both by mail and teIe-
graph, continue to flood the office OF
Governor DickerSOn, but they are
promptly relegated to the was9e-bas-
ket. The Governor does not intend
TO interfere with the fight in any way.
This matter is final as far az this
office is concerned" said Deputy At
torney General Fowler YESTERDAY
The law is clear on the statute book
The only way to stop prize-fghting in
Nevada is to pass legislation against
it"
RENO, NEW Special In re-
Spouse to requests for a direct state
ment on his attitude, acting Governor
Dlckerson yesterday sent the follow
ing dispatch to Tex Richard:
Ely. New, June 24th.
Tex Richard. Golden Hotel. Reno.
New:
"Prize-fghts licensed under the
laws Of this State. My duties are 10
enforce the laws, not to make them
There Will be no interference from the
Governors office if the requirements
81 the law are compiled with. This
decision is irreVocable. You may use
this telegram as YOU see fit
ID. $. DICKERSON.
Lieutenant and Acting Governor of
Nevada"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
RELIGIOUS RIOTERS
CUT WITH SABRES

BILBOA, SPAIN Special.-Scores
OF religious rioters were cut down
with sabers today when the police
ana troops charged mobs i'm various
parts Of the city. A great crowd OF
Cariists and Nationalist surrounded
the palace OF the Governor Of Biscay
shouting, Down With the Governor -
mounted troops charged them with
Drawn sabers which they used freely.
and many were hurt. Several other
riotous gatherings were dispersed in
IKE manner and the Government is
preparing for more forrnidable action
teeling over the strained relations
between Premier Canalejas' admins
trauon and the Vatican is daily grow
ing more bitter
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
BLACKSMITH RISKS HIS
LIFE TO SAVE FRIEND

LYNCHBURG, VA Special. Full
ton Mann, blacksmith, risked his
life Thursday when he descended by
rope into a we'll and rescued his
friend Luke Ernie. who had been
overcome by carbon monoxide gas
The man was saved by a phvsician
hastily summoned, who stated that
one more minute among the deadly
gases would have caused death.
Ernie was thirty-five feet below the
surface of the ground when he no
uced the gas. He signaled for a rope
which was Immediately lowered. but
consciousness left him before it could
reach the bottom.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
BEEF TRUST HEADS
To Be PROSECUTED
Attorney General, in Chicago To
day, Says He Will Bend
Every Effort.

CHICAGO, ILL Special Attor-
ney General Wickersharn arrived bero
Friday morning and announced That
the government would bend every ef-
Tort to indict the Beef Trust heads in
dlvldually and keep at them until con
Vicuons We're obtained.
Mr.. Wickersham made this start
ing declaration after he had been in
uoouced 10 members Of the Illinois
Ear Association, which organization
ne ne VIII address tonight. He came to
Shicago 10 address this organization.
but the act of Judge lands vester'
DAY in throwing out the indictments
against the corporate part of the Reef
trust made the Attorney Generals
announcement the most Important
phase of his visit.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
MAKING ASSAULT ON
CITY OF ACOYAPA

PORT LIMON. COSTA RICA.
Speeial.-AccOrding to a dispatch
received here Friday the in
surgent army, under General
Mona, began a bOmbardment and
assault on the city of AcoyaDa.
Nicaragua, after General Vas
quez, the Madriz commander, who
holds the city, had refused TO
consider the proposal to surren-
der.
.Vasquez is reported TO have re-
fused nOn-cOmbatants' permission
to leave the city, fearing they will
go to reinforce the revOIutionists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07

The report Incidentally stated that
there are now 500 children IN all parts
OF the State who have 10 be visited an
nually. This will necessitate the en-
pioyment OF q second visitor, thinks
Mayoee. At least S1O,-
600 year is needed for meeting the
expenses incurred in carrying out the
work OF the society.
The gratitude OF the society was re-
turned TO the Memorial Hospital, the
Sheltering Arms, several business
houses and number Of Richmond
physicians for their contributions i'm
the way Of free supplies or profess
sional services during the year
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
KILLS WIFE AND
THEN HIMSELF

DETROIT. MICH Special
standing before his two NOunr
granddauGhterS,R Robert Collins sbof
and killed his wife. He then
committed suicide by shooting him
SeIf In the mouth. His daughter
Mrs. Meyers, escaped only because
She had left the house while Col.
Inns searched for her. Collins and
his wife had had trouble. she re-
fusing to live with him, had fed to
her daughters home.
collins sought her there and beg
ged her TO return tO him. She Der-
sisted IN her determination. and
then Collins began shooting. firing
In ALL seven bullets into her head
aud body,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
POSTMASTER ALLEN
RETURNS FROM TRIP

X III NJ o n ID, Vas eciaI-
postmaster Edgar Allan, Jr.. look
ing as brown as a scalybarlx an das
cheerful as a cricket. is back al his
once this morning after a brief fish
ing TRIP with party of Pennsylvania
friends, who angled in the waters OF
the Susquehanna.
To any man who is willing to listen
the postmaster is willing to tell pis-
catorial stories of the most THRILLING
character. On the first evening he hit
the water, Mr.. Allan caught twenty
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
Dalzell Wins Out.

PITTSBURG, PA Special The
temporary injunction obtained bv
Congressman Dalzell restraining a re-
count in siXty-siX districts was made
permanent Saturday and the charges
or fraud made by DR.. r. J. Black. his
opponent for the Republican, nOmina-
tigated
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
Governor Declines Joint Deh.,.

BRISTOL. TENN. June 2S.-Gov-
ernQr Malcolm r. Patterson has -
chned challenge from Robert Rur.
row. Bristol lawyer. 70 meet him in
Joint debate when the Governor will
speak at Johnson City this week AR
Burrow proposed 20 discuss with him
the selection OF judges OF the state
courts presenting the idea that such
matters should be freed from politics
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
Policeman Murdered.

JOHNSON CITY, TENN Special
Policeman Walter McPeak. of this
city, was murdered here Thursday BY
John Green, a youth of seventeen
years Green, while under the infu-
ence OF intoXicants, stabbed McPeak
several times in the back. McPeak
attempted to arrest Green in cornpanI-
with girl of alleged bad character.
Green is son of u prominent farmer.
He escaped.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
STUDENT WAS NOT
CAUGHT CHEATING
WILD REPORT OF MEDICAL STUD
ENF DELlNQUENCY Is PROVEN
TO BE GROUNDLESS.
RICHMOND. VA-Snecta1-

RIG Fl NJ d, VAS peciaI.-
The usual allegation that some of
the students or applicants for license
TO practice medicine in Virginia had
been caught cheating was made Thurs
day afternoon at the Medical College
of Virginia, where some 1874 men and
women are taking the examination The
members of the board lost no time in
making a rigid investigation, watching
the young men alleged to be implicated
and then comparing the papers of the
two after they had been submitted The
honor system prevails, and when the
result was a complete and full exonera-
ton Of the gentlemen. One of the
young men, when the facts became
known to him, approached the exami-
ners and offered to withdraw If there
was such belief in any respect against
him, or If there had been found the
least ground for such a suspicion. The
examiners assured him that the allie
cations and suspicious were absolute
~ groundless, and he was told 10 con-
tlnue In his position.
Incidentally, it is not out OF place
TO say that the officers are keeping a
strict watch on the applicants, and that
IL there is any cheating il will re-
Quire good deal more Of secrecy and
ingenuity than has ever been EN-
ployed. The examinations will come
TO close this afternoon.
What's the use of fighting or
A dear woman's witchery?
Just a bit of smile or nod.
It's mystery:
When she wants a thing from YOU,
There is naught, dear sir, to do,
save give 1n-She wins
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
FL MundO Launched.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA Special-
El Mundo, one OF the four big pas
senger and freight steamers under
construction here for the Southern
Pacitc Company, was launched here
Saturday morning. Mrs. Samuel Ira
Cooper, of New York, was sponsor
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
Charged With Assault.

NORFOLK, VA Special ". n,
Boyett. a saloonkeeper Of this ciex,
but whose home is in Suffolk, W1x
sent on TO the Corporation Court by
Police Justice simmons this morning.
to answer the charge OF assault
Ethel Bergen, twelve years Old was
his alleged victim. She lives over hix
saloon with her mother, who spr0rs
out the warrant. Boyett is forty ye2ra
old and married
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
Very FaStidious

here % III jail
Eyes"
Here are some roses for him"
cept any flowers less expensive than
orchids" 'i'e'i
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

HUGO D. KEEL, formerly a police commits
sioner, came over from TibGron yesterday with
Mrs Keil and took apartments at the a.
Francis.
THOMAS ]. BARBOUR. mining ma, ~
snasta. is among the recent arrivals at the
Palace.
u. B. PLUMER, manager OF the Hotel Green at
Pasadena, is at the Fairmont with Mrs. PIN
mer.
SENATOR THOMAS KEARNs Of Salt 1ste Il
among the recent arrivals At the 81. Frsncls.
W. w. VISION. a mining man OF Austin. Nev.
Is staying at the Palace with Mrs. wishon.
w. NJ WILEY, who is interested in beet sugar
al Holly Colo, is registered at the Palace
a. Z. ALBERTsoN. banker of Tacoma. is at
the Palace with his wife and daughter
LORD KITCHENER, field marshal OF the British
army is guest at the Palace.
JOHN AeALPrEE, timberman OF Duluth, is
staying at the ST. Francis
5. H. DYER. tea merchant of CeyIOp. ia a
guest at the st. Francis
&. McRAE, vineysrdist Of Hanford. Is regis
tered at the ST. Francis.
H. R. PATTERSON Of Brooklyn is registered at
the Fairmont.
GOVERNOR JAMES N eILLETT is a guest at
the Palacs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
Famous Burial Ground

The burial ground of ST. James
Piccadilly. which is being coveted for
building purposes. has been the rest
ing place of many ilIustriOus person
ages, says the Westminster Gazette
Almost the first parishioner Inferred
In the new churchyard was Charles
Cotton, the associate of Izaak Walton
in the Complete Angler" Other emil
nent persons buried here are Huysman.
the painter, the two Vanderveldes:
Tom dUrfey. the dramatist; DIR. AIKEN
side; Dodsley. the book seller: the Duke
of Qeensbury cold o. and James
Gillray, the caricaturist- In 1872 Glib
bon, the historian, while crossing ST.
James churchyard," stumbled and
sprained his foot and humOrouslv
wrote: The punishment of my sins has
at length overtaken me"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

DR.. HERBERT MoFFITT of San Francisco has
been elected director of the American assO-
citation for the study and prevention Of infant
mortality, organization having Its head
quarters in Baltimore, Md. and which has
among its ranks some OF the leading phys-
clans and surgeons OF the country. 1t was
organized last November
w. E. REFS of New York heads a party that
has been motoring in the south and is now
staying at the Fairmont. In the party are
Mrs. Refs Miss Refs, Miss Virginia Refs Miss
Murphy, W. Z. Reis Jr.. Jares NJ B. Refs.
H. E. Jones, Miss Hazel E>-Jones and Max E.
Jones.
BERT HYANEs, dealer in railroad supplies at
Sacramento; R. B. Tod. a mining man Of Ne
vada and @. s. Millard. businessman Of
Denver. among the recent arrivals at the
Argonaut.
W. H P. HILL of Monterey, W p. Netherton
Of Santa Cruz and W. o. Miles of Fresno
make up party staying at the Stewart.
w. s. DANDY Of ST. Louis W B. Doxie of ST..
Paul and W. H. shattuek of CentraIia are
among the recent arrivals at the Manx-
DELos A. cHAPPELL, mining engineer who
makes his home at Santa Barbara is regis
tered at the ST. Francis.
WILLIAM T. JETER, formerly lieutenant gov.
ernor. is at the st. Francis. registered from
Santa Cruz
D. DRYsDALE, who is interested in salmon can
neries in Seattle. is registered at the st.
Francis
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
Help Your
City by Helping
| Census Takers

likewise you should specify the of
dence this city, although in fact they absent
The enumeration of the residents police investigation
gumshoe scheme pry family affairs some new arrivals
older countries might have suspected The
should received assisted that San
ghtu place and comparative standing among great cities
America 1t perhaps especially important
full should be had at this time
1t matter of interest the whole world everybody
know what has been done here the OF
experienced recorded time the
end of April 1906 the population OF San Francisco owing
after the fire. had dwinded less 100000
unreasonable believe that the population
perhaps greater than the figure the disaster
the facts brought black and white the
On account OF the unusual circumstances the whole world will be
who has the interest of his home pains
that bona de resident of San Francisco
looked by the enumerator Every citizen should himself
committee of one to help the enumerators
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
Demand for
a Bureau of
Public Health

the objects bill The naturally commands the
support politicians does any bill that proposes
shoal of Offices
The bill of should be considered its merits from
political considerations The efficiency of federal
will be freely admitted Owen the floor of
pleased make sighting remarks about
opposition federal experienced Francisco the
bubonc plague started but he did dwell the loyal
given Blue by citizens when the need
work demonstrated We wanted be shown when
worked honestly Doctor Blue and his
Neither did Senator Owen relish reference the shown
among his constituents federal meddng with the hook
These less entertaining personalities rather beside
The demand for bureaus endowed with
less arbitrary and nqsitora powers becoming
thing be reckoned with and weighed The of these
depends much the personal equation. If could be
that all such would be administered by of Doctor
Blues character and enlightenment might be willing But
the bureau ocered by medical like him of the
hospital service who slapped dying the
he made dsagreeable noises.
the of bureaucracy its parts
together for mutual defense and the plain citizen has slight
remedy for official outrage injustice The
enough told but the plague of bureaucra
overspead the land and devour substance
hoppers be and it. The Call
of regard the committee with the imposing
nent constituents hoping that they their bureau with offices
enough aroundbut can't all bateps too
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
Too Many
| Accidents on
Ships of the Navy

of bad
management Their ences required OF them matter of military
discipline makes the correction of abuses exceedingly difficult
hand officers of the
that line engineers because they have had
the right practical training will probably be admitted that you
engineer by stung him with book learn
ing the Annapolis college Steam engines like
beings They often cranky and takes horse
acquired by experience get the best them In the old navy
the engineers who had grown up with
machinery and knew how to humor il.
The layman quite unable decide which of these
controvsas right and which but he pays the bills
entitled value for his money which the system
give These explosions warships could
unless something very wrong The nation which puts up the
money! entitled know where the wrong lies and have the
remedy applied
Much OF the trouble the navy has been laid the door of the
bureau system which divides functions
dstnctocay distinct departments working independently and
each and all bitterly jealous of others
often overlap when they do there
which civilian secretary OF the navy little competent
The this system denied and
abored with much friction Newberry had plan
and made the bureau the navy He
scarcely his plan working order when he retired
Meyer with another and different
One consequence has been angry conflict the department
the which nmated that Chief Capps
and Paymaster General Rogers might be sharply disciplined
they had presumed ccse the plan of reorganization
III the OF testimony given by them before
congress.
The ayan payer have said puzzled by
quen recurring eOrganzaons well the
planned fatal accidents board ship We entitled
TO answer to the question What wrong with the navy?
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

transportation agencies with either fear hostility
They love the river steamboat lines much that they have
virtually taken them all They longer feared be-
the railroads got them where they compete Then
Mr. Hill offers by explanation for the decline of traffic
the statement that the boats about
what they so ago OF they Their
carefully and deliberately keep them that way
Mr. Hill contrasts the prosperity and efficiency of the lake traffic
with the declining business the The for the
ast obvious The railroads needed lake transportation
peen their business and they feared the river lines danger
competitors They developed the and killed the other and
this condition will continue long railroads permitted
control lines of competition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

If you desire to promote the interest of Sar
Francisco by having a full count of the city's
population. You should include the names
not only of all those members of your house
hold who are actually present in the CITY h111
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

Owens bill to create federal department OF
public health with a cabinet officer at its head
This committee with the portentous name in
cudes competent selection of earnest and
scientific men working in disnterested way
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

AAES J. HILL, the railroad magnae in Worlds
Work reute what he considers be the prevailing
sion that land agencies regard with
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
Graft in
Pittsburg and
San Francisco

medicine had the higher ups thought worth while
his family while he serving his But finding
abandoned and his children left in he induced
by promise of mercy His confession something and
burg says the props knocked and the sky fell
The indictments of the higher ups followed after wholesale
of confessions by brbe taking officials.
Shortly may expect hear from the higher ups that
held up and this will be followed by denuncaons
niquy allowing the real criminals free while their victim
selected punishment We shall immora
Of the spy system by which officials trapped into making
LESSONS and general campaign of educaton literally
will be undertaken
What the final results will be and whether the history
Francisco this relation will be repeated the last detail
say but evident that Pttsburg here the American
OF administering justice to be trial We
that Psburg achieve credtabe deverance
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

~ Friday of this week the enun1erator will leave
your house blank which you should fill with the
of all members of your family and all residents of your abe
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

night indicate some radical defect in the system.
Officers of the line questioned on the subject
shrug their shoulders and lay the fault to poll
tics in the navy yards and to the incompetent
management that usually follows political con-
troll. But they will not say these things in a
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

~ R. DAVID STARR JORDAN, behalf of the committee Of
hundred OF the American Association for the Advancement
of Health
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

hostlhty the competing trafic by water. The
railroads. says Mr.. Hill have nothing to feai
from water competition and in proof he offer.
the following figures:
On the Ohio is some of the cheapest
carriage In the II
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
James j. Hill
on Water
Transportation

0 mill mile from Pitburg
mill
verified
shipped prohtaby anything
What 5 the fact?
OF 874307 received in
carried by plying of
chiefly
1907, 4o6o35
able Orleans
has the the lower
although the total above S0000000
the absurdy of the theory that the railroads
jealousy fear OF waterways
1t probably that the railroads longer regar
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

similar to those employed in San Francisco. A
facile ofleial who had found bribe taking so
easy and profitable that he made it the subject
of boasts was trapped and convicted He
might have remained silent and taken his
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08

TISBURG exposures of municipal graft have reached
the stage OF indictments for the higher ups Councmen who
took the brides have been forced confess by methods
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-08
NEW DATE SET
FOR EXCURSION
Railroad Fraternity VIII
Hold Oyster Bake
On April so

excursion and oyster bake to
be given to the railroad fraternity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17

BOYS CLOTHING
Rather than carry them
over to another season we
let them 90 at prices that
approach the vanishing
point,
WASHABLE SUITS.
76c values 40
go at sos......,....-- oSG
s1.25 values 20
go at s......-o.......O OSc
$500 values 90
go at -.....~........- SoC
'S;go so ai xa'ues Sl.55
ENTIRE STOCK OF
WOOlEN SUITS,
$500 and $500 suits GIOo
go on sale at go. pI.0 20
$500 10 $500 suits G2 az
go on sale at ..... pC.C0
$500 a@ oo 6o sal sGie suits III $4.79
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-17
I!1lII!'z lib 7i3II,lEEEYlI|
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed
Spreads & ALI Donaesaacs

Bargains really phenom email in their character.
you resist such values these?
1oc BLEACREO MUSLiNS, yard wide. CT q
In this slaughter 4 yard ,.......,....,O o l-Lc
1870 PILLOW CASES, in this - o
slaughter ,......,........,..,.. I-Lc
soc PILLOW TUBING, % inches vide 17Io O.
in this slaughter at. yard IL 1-Ac
doc BED SHEETiNG, "a yards wide, the best quality
mi maas' s vaTa IN this SLAUGHTER 29c
Doc BED SHEETS, 40
in this slaughter TSS
St-35 BED SPREADS, 10
In this slaughter (Oc
S2i2' IN t5s sEO slspfhie, spGESoSs St $ $1.39
$500 BED SPREADS,
I'm this slaughter t......s...,..,.......,., pC,CO
$500 BED SPREADS o. lo
this slaughter ....................... 1,|fO
The sacrifice is general-nothn2 is too good TO be
slaughtered,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-14
FACTS ABOUT OKLAHOMA

Few people understood the enor'
Gus possibilities OF Oklahoma. From
I'd agricultural and mineral standpoint
the state has but four superiors and
all of fhose, bur Texas. VIII soon be
overcome by the great progressive
strides OF the new state. Oklahoma al.
lords more opportunity FOL diversified
iarmine Than any other state In the
ffn1f3n satve Texas and area
coilsidered II surpases The Lone star
if al Of Oklanpma's acreage possible
Of being utilized were under cultlya
tion, II would present the following
for siatisticlans
More Wheat lands tnsn ether Da'
kola.
More fruii lands than California
Equals Illinois grand prairie 10 corn
lands
Has more timber tnan Wisconsin
Michigan and Indiana combirnd-
Can cultivate an much rice .snd a.
South Carolina
Moro granite than Vermont New
Hampshire and Maine combined
slefa rs.teisan, .s4an Te.l..ss ailla
Neal Virginia and ohio combined.
More marble than Nevada New
Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Is second In the production OF cottoI
fsoIu 1nene5arv standpniHt
More iron than any other state saw
rshaa> isaala moro eopFe5 slsa an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-14
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

CHARTERS we're today as follows;
The Thomas Motor Car Polish com
pany. Enid. capital. $1,000; directors,
n. w. Thomas. +. j. Gentry, WIN.
French.
The comsnche County Fruit and
Truck Growers association, Lawton,
capital, $1,000. directors. u, J. Sim.
crs, s. w Smith. s. I. McElhoes.