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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-06-17
SPORTING MEN ARE SAD
Over Governor Gillett's Attempt tG
stop the Jeffries-JOhnsOn Fight
in California

San Francisco. June lI.-While the
status of the fight is in an unsettled
condition, the sporting fraternity is
much cast down and il is generally be-
lieved that the death knell Of prize
fighting in California, the Mecca of
prizefighters." according to the Cover
nors letter has been sounded.
This belief is borne out by the fact
that the Governor telegraphed to At
tOrney General Webb later in the day
to take similar action to the fight
scheduled for June Is in San Francisco
between Sam Langford and Al Kauf-
man.
Rickard VIII Fight On
Promoters Tex Rickard and John
Gleason said that they had heard no
whisper of the Governors intended &C
tion. When the news reached him
Rickard rushed to the office of Attor-
ney General Webb and asked what
that officer purposed TO do. After
conference with Webb, Rickard said he
believed that the fight would be held
in San Francisco on the advertised
date, despite the Governors orders.
Rickard would not say what his
course of action would be until Webb
handed down an opinion. yet Rickard
has no intention of abandoning the
effort to hold the fight here. Both he
and Gleason devoted much time yes
terday to conference with their attor
ney, Herbert Choynski. The course of
! legal defense decided on probably will
not be given out until Mr.. Webb has
made a statement.
! Rickard said Webb had promised him.
because of the great expense of erect
| ing the arena and other matters con-
neXted with the fight. that his opinion
/ would he forthcoming without delay.
| Rickard expects ii within two days. In
i the meantime Rickard says he would
| prepare to take the fight to Nevada or
| Utah. if compelled to leave California.
Jef Wouldn't Believe Ii
| When word of the Governors order
| reached Ben Lomond Jim Jeffries re-
/ fused to believe ii. The camp was
! thrown into an uproar by the message.
| Jeffries, however. after declaring his
| disbelief, retired to his cottage and
was found there later sound asleep.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
SWISS REPUBLIC RECOGNIZES
NEW REGIME IN PORTUGAL
American Minister at Lisbon Says
Tranquility Is Now Restored
at Capital.

WASHINGTON. oct. 1.-THE Swiss
government is prepared to enter into
communication with the new government
OF Portugal. according to advices today
from American Minister Swenson at
Berne. Mr.. Swenson cables that the
Swiss federal council has issued instruc-
ti0ns to the consul general at Lisbon TO
inform the Foreign office to this effect.
Minister Gage at Lisbon cabled the de-
partment. under yesterdays date, that
tranquility had been restored in the cap
ieaI city. The dispatch added the kings
yacht Amelia, after leaving the royal
family at Gibraltar. had returned to
Lisbon, where Il was delivered into the
hands Of the government I'm power
E.VlSHAM, England. oct. liking Man
uel Of Portugal and Queen Mother Amelie
have accepted the inyR alton Of the duke
OF Orleans to become his guests at Wood
norton. Today the duke received a cable
gram from the queen mother saying that
King Manuel and she would embark on
the Victoria and Albert as soon as the i'm
perial yacht reached Gibraltar and proceed
at once to England, The house In which
Amelie spent her childhood stands on the
dukes estate a short distance from Wood
norton In Worcestershire. 1t is believed
this eventually will become the home Of
the roy al eXiles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
Grain Dealers
Vote to Come to
Omaha Next
Efforts of President Frank S. Cowgirl
and Omaha Boosters Lands Big
Gathering for Next October.

CHICAGO, Oct 12-(Special TelegramD y
BY unanimous vote the National Grain
Dealers association selected Omaha as the
next meeting place and will 60 to that
city on october Q. 10 and II next year at
least 1000 strong.
President Frank $. Cowgirl Of the Omaha
Grain exchange won the fight for Omaha
against St. Louis and Norfolk, which were
strong bidders for this most representa-
tive business mems convention. Nj. Cow
gill as a director of the National associ-
alton, stayed ~ the invitation he had ex-
tended to the directors in three an
half-hour session. Yesterday VIII a
Campbell Of the Omaha Commercial club
was called before the convention by Presl-
dent Tying and given twenty minutes to
speak for Omaha and extend an invitation
to the 100 grain dealers assembled on
behalf Of the Commercial club and Omaha
Grain exchange. The matter of place
Of meeting then went to the sixteen d.
rectors and Mr. Cowgirl won for Omaha.
B. II. Wayne of Delavan ILL.,, was elected
president Of the association and Mr.. Cow
gill Of maha remains on the board of di-
rectors. over 1,2OO grain men attended a
dinner at the La Sale hotel rendered by
the Chicago Board of Trade tonight.
The fact that Omaha has secured this
convention is due to the good work Of Mr.
Cowgirl and the good work which Omaha
has been doing for the grain trade in gem
eral,' said Mr. Campbell. 1T is a recog-
milton that the influence of corn shows and
the effort being made by the Omaha Com
mercial club to increase crop yield, is ap-
preciated.
Every member with whom we have
talked in three days has known Of Omaha
through the corn show and through the eff
forts we made last spring to get seed
corn tested. The fact that the grain deal
ers are coming to maha will do still more
to put Omaha on the map as one of the
most important of primary grain markets"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
Hearing Resumed
on Freight Rates
Proposed Advances by Road Do Not
Apply to Heavier Glasses
of Tonnage.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2-Investigation by
the Interstate Commerce commission into
the proposed advances of freight rates in
eastern trunk line territory was resumed
mere today, after an adjournment of the
hearing from New York City.
In general way the increases suggested
by the roads affect nearly all articles of
freight handled at either class or COM
modify rates. The advances, curiously
enough, however, do not apply to the
great volume of freight. Exceptions are
made Of coal and coke, iron and steel ar
ucles, iron ore and some other large COM
modities. On some of the eastern lines the
shipments of coal and coke constitute more
than half of their entire freight tonnage;
In fact, in two instances, such shipments
are about so per cent of the total tonnage.
Applied broadly therefore the proposed
increase would affect, in the aggregate,
probably not to exceed % per cent of the
total freight tonnage of the roads
By voluntarily action of the railroads the
Increases were postponed until November
!. 1t is proposed that the hearing and ad-
judicaton of the pending case cannot be
concluded by that date.
At the opening of the hearing Francis
I. Gowen, general counsel of the Penn
sylvania Railroad company, in a statement
10 the commission declared 1t had been
demonstrated by previous evidence that
the expenses of the eastern lines, through
increases in wages and cost of supplies,
recently had been increased approximately
SS4,OOOOOO a year. The receipts, under pro-
posed advances in rates, II the new tariffs
had been applied, would have increased the
earnings about $27,OOOOOO a year.
President McCrea of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company declared it had become
vitality imperative that out of the surplus
earnings of the Pennsylvania railroad it
should be able to make improvements in
train service demanded by the general
public.
McCrea added that in the last ten or
twelve years the Pennsylvania lines east
Of Pittsburg had expended 1882, 900 on
their Improvements and betterments, while
in the last three years there practically had
been no increase in railroad business
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
Boss Barnes
Has Resigned
Leader of Albany "old Guard" Gives
Up His Membership on State
Committee.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct civilian Barnes,
IT,, of Albany, who was one OF the leaders
Of the "old guard" in the fight against Col
Onel Roosevelt as temporary chairman Of
the republican state convention, has re-
signed as a member of the republican state
committee.
In letter to Ezra p. Prentice, the new
chairman of the republican state commit
tee, Mr.. Barnes said:
I'm reading the list OF the members Of
the executive committee of the state com
mittee announced by you this morning l
find that my name is not among the num-
Der. The mere fact Of membership in the
executive committee is entirely unimpor>
tant, but after having served as member
of that committee ever since l was first
elected to the state committee in 1892, the
omission involves the inevitable conclus on
that your action was caused either by
your belief that my services would not be
useful. or that l was faithless to the
republican ticket Under neither SUPPOSE
ton can / rest.
THE state convention is the supreme
authority OF a party, and I shall vote for
Mr. Stlmson and the rest OF the republican
ticket and individually work for its cleo
ton"
II the state committee accepts the
resignation, 1t has the power to fill the
vacancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
OETECIIVESHALED COURT
Des Moines Men Accused of Attempt
to ExtOrt Money from Victims.
JACOB CAssMAN is COMPLAINANT
Citizens National of Iowa Capital
Trying 20 Collect Five Hundred
from western Union on
Forged Telegram.
LION a Sad corresnondentl


DIES MONIES Ia, oct 12.-(Special Tele-
gram)-C. P. Browning, head Of a Des
Moines detective agency Of that name; r.
b. Mckee and A. r. Rice, all of whom we're
instrumental in securing evidence for w.
c. Barber against Chief OF Police Yeager,
were indicted by the Polk county grand
jury and are charged with malicious threats
to extort.
The indictments are the outcome Of their
alleged conduct while in the house Of
Jacob Cassman in East Des Moines. which,
IL Is alleged, they searched with the au-
thorty given them in a warrant to search
another house. The indictment is based
upon testimony that Browning and his
associates expressed their willingness to
dismiss the charges against Cassman and
his wife II they were paid $40. Cassman
declares that he and his wife were forced
to dress and that when they were on their
way to the county JAIL Browning stopped
in an alley and informed him that if he
was given SO the Cassmans would be al
lowed to go back to their home
suit Against western Union.
Trial Of the suit brought against the
Western Union Telegraph company by the
Citizens National bank Of Des Molnes
was begun today. The bank is seeking
to recover the sum of $500 which it paid
last April on a forged telegram sent to
the bank from the United States National
bank in Omaha. The telegram instructed
the local bank to pay the sum of $500 to
c. A. King without identification. Later
1t was found that the telegram was
forgery and that 1t had been sent to the
local bank by an accomphce of King in
Omaha. King secured the $500 and has
not been seen since.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
Big Relief Fund
for Fire Victims
to Be Raised
st. Paul and Minneapolis Business
Men Ask Governor to Call
for 100000.

RAINY RIVER, Ont, Oct 12.-The ell
der Simmonds, who was brought into
Boudette with his two sons terribly
burned, died in Virginia, Mimi, last
night The body of Paul Morck, the
violinist, was found. but no trace OF the
four prospectors who went with him
Minneapolis and st. Paul business men
have decided to ask Governor Eberhart
to appeal for a 100000 relief fund The
cars containing clothing, tents and other
necessaries from Winnipeg were opened
and their contents distributed last night
Doctors and nurses from Winnipeg will
return home today, their services not be-
ing longer required
Search party No. l has returned from
Rapid River. Mimi, with seventeen set
tiers in pitiable condition, but all able
to walk. Search party No. is north Of
Red Lake, where several families are
said to be lost, Search party ,No.-,S is
along Rainy river and in silver creek
district No report has been received
from the two latter parties.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13

transportation Of vegetables from the
suburbs by automobiles.
The garrison at Paris has been re-en-
forced by troops from the provinces.
Passengers and mail for the steamers
Teutonic and Kron Prinz Wilhelm,
leaving last night, arrived at Cherbourg
today.
Premier BRAND this afternoon issued a
public statement in which he denounced
the strike as an lnsurrection purely, built
upon criminal foundations He revealed
the fact that IA Millerands minister Of pub
lilo works, and ne were acting as lntermedi-
aries for the men and the companies, and
that the negotiations for an adjustment Of
the grievances were being conducted when
the strike was precipitated and Holences
committed.
The premier urged the trainmen not to
follow the advice OF the fnsugators OF the
strike, who, he said, could be criminally
prosecuted
More telegraph wires were cut today, in
Guiding several connecting French points
with London and Brussels.
The strikers held up the express train
for HaYre &C Bots Colonies and covering
the engineer and fireman with revolvers
compelled them to abandon the locomotive.
which was then uncoupled from the train
and tipped over across the track.
The Saint Nazaire and Invalides ter
minals, have been, closed Paving stones
have been heaped on the tracks outside the
saint Nazaire Station.
Interstate TraGSic stopped.
COLOGNE. Germany. Oct. l2.-Railway
traffic between this city and France wa
at a standstill today. Arrangements have
been made to send the French malls into
France by way Of Jeumont on the frontier
of France,
Travellers In automobiles arriving here
from France by way OF Jeumont say that
many caravans OF motor cars have reached
the Belgian frontier from French points
They report the railway strikers are in
sulting and pelt travellers with missiles.
Observers OF the situation express the fear
the strike movement will assume revo-
lutionary character.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
High School Game
to Be a Real Test
Schools Have Been at Swords Points
for Some Time on Ath-
letic Fields.

The game of foot ball between York and
Omaha High school teams Saturday in
Omaha Is exciting much interest in both
cities and a great deal Of comment
Intense rivalry existed between these
cropped out in more severe form than it
should. II was finally decided best for the
teams not to come together. The Omaha
school. therefore, took the position that all
interests could be better subserved II
York and Omaha did not meet on the grid
iron. But now IL is hoped that this feeling
Of partisanship. which was always more
foolish than anything else, has died down
enough to warrant the teams meeting and
the game for Saturday Is the result.
So far as Omaha is concerned its players
have had a thorough drilling in the i'm
portance Of playing fairly and ceanly and
avoiding every suspicion Of dirty" tao
tics If they cannot win by fair means,
their friends do not want them to win by
foul. and it Is believed that II any dirty
work is resorted to in this game il will
be the last the Omaha High school authori-
ties will sanction between the local team
and York. The contest Saturday is looked
10 as a sort Of test of the good faith of
both teams, and Omaha fans, patrons and
school authorities are relying on the
Omaha players 20 do their part toward
pulling off a clean, straight game OF foot
ball. devoid of all tactics that cannot be
Approved by the rules Of the game and
lovers OF clean sport. They hope York
will be governed accordingly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
COLUMBUS DAY is AUNORED


refused to 90 away until the doors were
closed Colonel Roosevelt made little
speech from the steps to pacify those who
could not get inside.
CINCINNATI, o., oct 12-Columbus day
was celebrated here today by general
closing of banks, schools and public Of
fees and a procession led by the Second
United states infantry. Floats represented
scenes in the life OF Columbus and the
whole was reviewed by Governor Harmon
Tonight historical pageant will be pre-
scented at the geological gardens with min
iatures of the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria
sailing across lake to land on a repre-
sentation OF San Salvador.
KANSAS CITY, oct 12-Columbus day
was celebrated here this afternoon with a
parade in which all the local Italian So
cieties took part
ST. LOUIS, oct. 12.--Columbus day was
celebrated here by the knights Of Column
bus placing a wreath on the monument Of
Christopher Columbus in Tower Grove
park.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
THE CHILD AND THE SHOWS
international Humane Congress De-
votes Day 90 Discussing
This suniect.

WASHINGTON, Oct l2.-IOday's session
OF the International Humane congress here
was devoted exclusively 10 discussion Of
child protection. Particular subjects dwelt
upon were moving picture shows and their
influence on the children. and the theater.
Thu latter subject included discussion re-
lating TO the influence OF the theAter on
children both on and Off the stage. Child
legislation relating to children on the stage
was reviewed by the delegates.
The discussion ON moving picture shows
and the child" was opened by Thomas H.
Agnew OF New Orleans, superintendent OF
the louisiana Society for Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
INSPECTORS ADJOURN TO-DAY
Convention Will Quit After Election
of Officers.
PAPERS ON CARD
visitors Hear Yesterday of Ethical
and Legal Responsibilities, a.
viewed by Deputy city
Attorney.

The convention Of the Western Associa-
ton Of Electrical Inspectors will adjourn
today following the election of officers.
Before this a number Of papers of technl-
cal interest will be read. Last night the
delegates spent in a discussion of Diff
cultles Arising in Electrical Inspection
Work"
on the program for today are papers by
c. w. Arrick of Minneapolis, w. ]. Coils
dorf Of Lexington, KY, w. S. Boyd Of
Chicago Frank S. Anderson OF Evanston
w. J. Canada Of Denver and F.. II. Daniel
Of Indianapolis.
The electrical inspectors heard yester-
day what an attorneys idea Of their duties
is. John A. Rine assistant city attorney
of Omaha, delivered an address on THE
Moral and Legal Responsibilities Of an
Electrical Inspector" Mr.. Rine told the
convention delegates to be good, saying in
conclusion:
1T will be seen that the ethical respon-
sibilities Of an electrical inspector embrace
far wider scope and cover far greater
field than do the responsibilities imposed
by law. To summarize these responsible
ties: They require him to be courteous
impartial, unbiased, firm, diligent in en-
forcing regulations and courteous to those
with whom he deals. In a word they re-
quire him to be square with himself and
with his fellow man, Jealous in the protec-
ton OF the interests of his employers and
faithful to those who repose their trust in
him. OF such l am sure this convention is
chiefly composed and let us hope that thus
it ever will remain"
Earlier in his address Mr.. Rine said:
THE selection Of a municipal inspector
is determined in some cases by the exigen-
cies of politics and as a result we occa-
sionally find him a butcher, baker or
candlestck maker, who is as ignorant Of
electricity as were the inhabitants Of this
globe 1000 years ago. Such inspection is
worse than useless, as 1t gives to the pub
lie a fancied security and to the contractor
a shield for his own shortcomings"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
IOWA WOMAN AND CHILDREN
INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Car Runs OFF a Bridge i'm the Vi
cinity of GiffOrd-GirI
May Die.

MARsHALLTowN. Ia, Oct. 12-(speoial
Telegram )-Flve OF an automobile PARTY OF
seven were injured, three seriously and one
perhaps fatally, when a car driven by
Frank Wood of Clifford, ran off a bridge
last night at clifford. Four of the five hurt
are children The injured are Bernice De-
pew, age 9, Marshalltown. injured in head,
may die; Mrs Frank o. Depew. Marshall
town, four ribs broken, serious; James
Evans, age IA months Marshalltown. leg
broken; others only slightly hurt. The
party was returning to Clifford from this
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13

ing j. r. Byrnes. chief electrician OF the
Cudahy Packing company.
r. =. Campbell OF the engineering de.
partment Of the National Electric Lamp
association, presented paper on the
History and Development Of the Electric
Lamp Industry"
Mr. Campbell gave a condensed descrlp-
ton Of the manufacture Of carbon, gem
tantalum and Mazda lamps outlining the
improvements which have been made and
pointing out some OF the pecuIiarities OF
the processes involved. He spoke particu-
larry Of the low voltage metal fiament
lamp and its applications in electric signs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
DETECTIVE C. P. BROWNING
INDICTED AT DIES MONIES
Accused of Trying 20 Get Brides from
Parties Arrested by Him I'm
Raids

DIES MONIES, Ia, oct. &c. p.
Downing, head OF the Browning Detective
agency OF Des Mo.nes, was arrested this
afternoon on an indictment returned today
accusing him OF malicious threats to ex-
tort money from persons captured by him
self and associates in alleged raids.
B. owning was a star witness against
Chief OF Police Yeager in recent custer
proceedings against the official. II was
upon evidence given by Browning that the
indictment was based. Other indictments
will follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
EASTERN CITIES GROWING FAST
Figures OF Population for Connecticut
and New Jersey MunicipaIi-
ties Significant.

WASHINGTON, Oct. i2-Population sta
tisties enumerated IN the thirteenth cen
sus were ISSUED today by the census bu-
reau for the following cities.
New Britain Conn. sS.sl6. an increase
OF l7.sls or 6S.s per cent over 25.sSS in 1900.
stamford Conn, 25.l3S. an increase Of s.lu
or 81 per cent over 1881 In 1890.
New Brunswick. n. j.. 81 Ss9 oompared
with 20.O06 In 1900.
Perth Amboy. N. j.. go l2l. an increase
% Ml22 or SIS per cent over l7.699 In lsO0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
HYMENEAL.
NIarvin-sabin.

BEATRICE. oct. 12.-(speoial)-Earl
Morton Marvin. editor OF the Beatrice
Daily sun, and Miss Gertrude Sabin,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Sabin,
were united in marriage today az $50
O'Clock at the home OF the brides pa
rents In the presence OF large number
OF guests, Rev II. H. Harmon OF Lincoln
officiating. The wedding was one q the
most elaborate OF like functions held here
in some time. The young couple left on an
evening train for an extended wedding
trip, and upon their return will mako 4their
home In this city,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
Technical Questions.

The Wednesday morning session was de-
voted to technical questions outside Of Mr.
Rine's address and the following papers
were read: RUBBER Covered Wire" dis
eussed by L. G. Martin, an electrical en-
gineer Of the Okonite company; electrical
Inspection and the Telephone System" A.
5. Rogers plant engineer of the Nebraska
Telephone company; Packing House Wir-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
R. 0. FUNKHOUSER DIES IN EAST
Nephew of M. #. FunIShOuser of
Omaha suddenly Stricken While
at Princeton University.

PRINCETON, N. J.. Oct 12.-Robert O.
Funkhouser, aged II years, of Lincoln,
Neb., a freshman in Princeton university
died in the college infirmary today after
an Illness of thirty-six hours. DR.. ]. NJ
Carnochan, university physician, diagnosed
the case as general peHtonitls, but said
that post-mortem examination would be
necessary to determine the cause of death.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-13
Fearful Slaughter

of deadly microbes occurs when throat and
lung diseases are treated with DR.. Kings
New Discovery. SOC and $1.OO. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co. s.a.1.