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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-04-28
State Reports Serious.

The following are a few reports from
w ScOuSn cities
GREEN BAY. Wis, April 23.-The
wind reached a velocity Of fOrty-four
miles an hour and s inches of snow has
fallen with no signs Of abatement Re
ports from surrounding towns say that
there is no letup in the storm yet. Train
service north and south is crippled and
street cars are far behind schedules
Fruit trees near the city are killed. Two
freisr. cars ran off the track on the
NOrth-N cstern road near SuamicG, tying
up traffic on that branch.
pLAINFIELD. Wis, lpril %
Worst April blizzard known in many
years. Showing, blowing and drifting
Some drifts are feet high.
WAUpAtA, Wis.,--loIowing heavy
fall Of rain yesterday, blizzard driven
by high wind, struck here late last night
aud is still raging, temperature falling to
20 degrees The damage TO fruit trees
and young vegetation viii be disastrous.
Leaves and buds are all frozen on the
trees and are falling off. Snow Is a1hout
nine inches on the level. Oats Will prob
ably have 10 be replanted. Pedestrians
have donned winter CART,
EAU CLAIRE. Wis.-Co'd weather
last night froXe garden seeds in the
ground. Trsck gardeners say the dam,
age is heavy. Early strawberry bios
SOFAS Grc destroyed and early crops will
be cut in two. Raspberry and black
berry buds are frozen.
CHIPPEWA FALLS. WiF-Bad
storm sweeping this county. The Their
moInctcr registered - below freezing
frosted oats aud corn ruined. II storm
continues tWcaty-four hours. farmers say
all work this spring is a complete loss
MARQU ErTE. Mch.--Ihis part of
upper Michigan is III the grip Of a howl
ing blizzard. A storm of such severity
in mid-Aprl has not been recorded here
in many years Snow has been falling
since yesterday afternoon and the wind is
piiing ii into drifts. Outside worl: is at
n standstill Lake Superior is running
high and there is fear that disasters viii
result.
Chicago Is Hit.
CHICAGO, IL. April 23.-Chicago
haa been IN j grasp Of a heavy snow and
violent wine storm for hours There are
no s GINS If it's ahatiHg. The wind dur.
ing the night lifted the roof of a barn
and dropped II on the cab Of a passing
locomotive Engineer and fireman jumped
and neither was hurt.
ST LOUIS, Mo.-This mornings be-
low freezing temperature, - degrees,
was tho lowest recorded in st Louis IN
any date after April 20, IN tho seventy.
four wears that weather records have
been kent here SNOW fell for twu hours.
Fruits aUl vegetables are seriously dam
aged luionvilie Mo. reported u tenn
perature u 20 degrees
Other States Bad
The following almost hopeless is.
patchca arr from other states
GAIESBURG. IN The last vcstigc
of fruit growers hope disappeared when
E.4..s -
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HUGHES TAKES
BREWERS PLACE
IN HIGH COURT
ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS ACCEPT
ANCE is MADE AT WASHING
TON TODAY.

WASHINGTON. D. c. April -. -
Gov. Charles +. Hughes Of New York
has been offered and has accepted the
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MILWAUKEE, LIVE STOCK

HOGS-511Oc higher; closed easy; prime
butchers aud heavy, 9.55ao 90; shipping. 1"o
TO POO lbs, 9.4og9.5S; fair to best light,
9.2509,40; fair to mixed, 9.25M9.50 fair to
$500 10; government and throwouts, 2-rJ
GI5Oo
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\ wireless message received III IA
cine early this mDrnlng gave news that
the steamer Iowa, Of the Goodrich Tran
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To Watch Avlators.

As honorary president of the academy
of Sports, AR. Roosevelt has accepted
the invitation of President llebrard to
receive his colleagues tomorrow after
noon mt Issy-Les- MoulineauX. where sew
era French aviators VIII make flights III
honor of the American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
CANNON TALKS OF towards"
Says Of LOngwOrth's Reputation That
He "Isn't Fighting wlndmills."

Danville, H., Aug. 70. Speaker Can
non. when shown the despatch from
Beverly regarding the statement given
out by Representative Nicholas Long
worth, said: "1Ir. Cannon declines 20
answer any statement which Mr. Nieh-
olas Longworth may or may not have
made until he sees It. do not answer
any statements which l believe to be
fakes that mischievous parties make.
1T i time enough for me to answer
the president OF the United States II
he has any statement to make touch.
ing on the Republication Of the speak
er Of The House Of Representatives, when
IL makes that statement under bis own
hand. 1 viii not fight wind mills
filled by breezes blown from the lungs Of
political or personal enemies or COW.
ards"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
For Championship Of Barre
Golf Club for 1910
5 TIED FOR GROSS SCORE
Annual Handicap Tournament Was Won
by George N. Tilden, Who Had Net
Score of 72-PIsy-off Of Cham
pionship on Saturday.

The contest for the championship OF
the Brare Golf club for 1910 was brought
down to the semi finals yesterday after
noon. when John Reid beat George y.
Tilden, 2 up and / to play; Il. J. Walsh
beat Robert Clark by the same scorei
John T. Ayerill beat John Daniels, ] up,
and L. r. Hutchinson beat Alex. M.
Milne by tine same score Of ] up. That
brings Reid against Walsh and Averill
against Hutchinson for the semi-fnals,
which will be played of Saturday aft
ernoon, followed by the finals.
In the contest for the presidents cup,
w. w. Russell beat G. NJ. Marion, up
and 6 to 60; j. r. Mackay beat Henry
Mute by default; James Reid beat
George Booth, up and 2 to play, and
John Leslie heat J. I. kenefck, up
and 3 to 60. Tomorrow, Russell will
play Mackay and Leslie will 60 against
James Reid for the semi-fnals.
Some good scores were made in the
morning yesterday, three players being
tied for the lowest gross score at Is.
The tie will be played Of at a time to
be rarranged. The three were g. n.
Tilden, Robert Clark and John Reid.
Tilden was the winner Of the annual
handicap tournament, played yesterday,
having net score Of r. The cards
we're as folIows:-
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conduct and result Of the campaign. He
ia neither to indorse nor criticize the
Taft administration lie is 10 keep out
an around if he can.
Through some Of yesterdays visitors
It was learned just why Mr.. Roosevelt
has decided to keep bis hands Oft. He
feels that the Republican state com
mittee, in refusing to endorse him for
temporary chairman Of the Saratoga
Conventions position he had agreed 70
accept much against his will, with the
knowledge that he would be held re-
sponsible for election results-acted In
manner that would make further acs
tiyity on his part look a. 4 he were
leading a faciional fight against the ad-
ministation.
One important proviso was emphasized
at yesterdays conference. Those with
whom he talked were made to under
stand clearly that Mr.. Roosevelt reserves
to himself the right to jump into the
fight at any time II he believes that
the policies Of which be is exponent are
in jeopardy. But let it be known that
he would do 50 with extreme reluctance,
for he feels that in such contingency
he might be led inevitably into q con-
troyersy with the Taft administration
From what was said after the con-
ference it was gathered that Colonel
Roosevelt believes the present attitude
Of men who are influential IN the ma
tional administration Is hostile to him.
and that an open rupture may result.
II such case. be feels that he may be
compelled at some juncture to exert in
auence against the administration
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GOVERNOR IN FIST FIGHT.
Dickerson Of Nevada Gets Worst Of an
Encounter with an Editor.

Reno, New, Aug. ~. Governor Dick.
erson, enraged by story which ap-
peared in Reno paper on the selection
81 new prison site, Wednesday night
went into the Office Of the Carson News,
which Is edited BY George A. Montrose,
and demanded to know if Montrose
wrote the article
Montrose said he did not, but that
ii he had be would not be afraid to
acknowledge IT. Diekerson i said 70
have made lunge at Montrose, his fist
grazing the editors cheek. Montrose,
catching the governor BY the throat,
bore him backward, also delivering a
body blow A friend separated them.
Dickerson refused to leave, and Mont.
rose started to call an officer by tele-
phone. Dickerson then departed.
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ROOSEVELT TO
KEEP HANDS OFF
WIN Let "0ld Guard" Handle Matters
In New York State and Take
the Consequences.

Oyster, Bay, n. Y, Aug l9.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt spent yesterday in what
was probably the most important poll
teal conference he has held since he left
the White House. He gathered about
him group Of his close friends and
talked over with them the situation
which is best expressed in the reports
that at present relations between Presi-
dent Taft and himself are strained to
the breaking point.
William Loeb, ir., collector Of the port
81 New York, Lloyd c. Grlseom, chair
man Of the New York Republican eoun-
III COMMITTEES, Representative William
r. Calder Of Brooklyn, Frederick ]. H.
Kracke Of Brooklyn and Representative
". W. Cocks Of Mr. Rooseyelfs home
district, took part in the conference.
From what was said by some Of the
visitors. it was learned that the ex-
president and his friends have agreed
On i plan 81 action which will hold
until the situation shapes itself more
clearly. Briefly stated, it Il this;
Roosevelt Is TO stand aside in the
New York state campaign, and let the
old guard fight its own fight and thus
shoulder all the responsibility for the
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National League Standing.
Diamond scintiIIations.

With Chase back in the game, Jack
Knight will be sent back To short. For
player who has been shifted about,
Knight has proved to be very valu-
able man for the New York club
Around the American league circuit,
it seems to be the opinion tnat New
York will be The class IN next seasons
rush for the pennant.
Rube Waddell has been enrolled as a
citizen Of Newark.
The Chicago Cubs split even with
Brooklyn, while the Pirates We're diyid-
ing up with New York.
Jesse Burkett says that this is his
last year as manager of the Worcester
club. He wishes to become manager Of
a big league team, or scout for some Of
the fast ones.
Boston fans will be glad to learn that
Fred Lake will be at the helm for the
Doves again next year.
It is the opinion Of Percy D. Haugh-
ton, head coach for the Harvard uni-
versitv football team, that the new
football rules will lessen the likelihood
of injuries to the players,
The national commission has declared
JfNE ERNEST AuSHs u lotHtfi -NtM Aot
and St Louis National player, later with
the Troy team, is free agent.
A well-known authority on football
speaking recently of the relations be-
tween Exeter and Dartmouth. said that
it was the New Hampshire prep. school
that put the ebig college in the bills
on its feet again in football.
While Lou Criger IS not as young as
he used to be, he IS doing fine work for
the Yankees.
Mathewson has now lost seven games
this season, according to the official fig
ures He has been trimmed twice by
Chicago and once each by the Philadel
phia, Pittsburg and st. Louis clubs.
David Shea Of Florence, catcher Of the
Galeshurg. ILL.,. team. is credited with
being the star catcher of the Central
association. having a fielding average o.
$3.50 for n games.
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Representative LOngwOrth
Says He viii Never Again
SUPPORT THE SPEAKER
Cannot Be Reelected, Says Ohio Con
gresham in a Statement from
Beverly - Believe Taft Is
Against Speaker.

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 49,. Rejecting
the views Of the administration, it is
generally believed, Representative Mich
olas Longworth Of Ohio, yesterday gave
out a statement IN which he says he will
never support Speaker Cannon again and
that he does not believe Mr.. Cannon
even can be reelected This Is regard
ed as the actual beginning Of the real
fight Of Mr.. Cannon
IL had been regarded as a significant
fact for several days past that M,
Longworth hid been called into the diff
ferent conferences Of a political eharac-
ter held by President Taft Mr.. Long
worth was present yesterday afternoon
when the president and Vice President
Sherman talked together.
Il was reported then that state
ment adverse 70 Mr.. Cannon was being
prepared in quarters close to the admin
stration and it was also intimated that
Mr.. Sherman, who, Ike Mr.. Longworthi
has always been supporter Of Mr.
Cannon. has become reconeiled to the
fact that Mr.. Cannon must 60.
There may be further significance in
the fact that Mr.. Longworth Is going
to OYSTER Bay tomorrow to pass sew
eral days with his father-in-law, Col
onel Roosevelt. The fact that he was
present at the interview between the
president and Mr.. sherman and that
he Is going to Oyster Bay is taken here
to mean that close understanding be-
tween Beverly and Oyster Bay as TO
recent events in New York is to be
reached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
PLAIN BUSI-
NESS DEAL"
McMurray So Describes His
Contracts
-
ATTORNEY BEFORE BOARD
For Many Years Has Represented Indi-
ans-He Explains How He
Got the Fee Of
$4,000.
ATTORNEY BEFORE BOARD

Sulphur, Okla, Aug lO.--J. F. McNlur.
ray, whose contract with the Indians
allowed him ten per cent. attorney fees
on the sale Of SS0,000,0OO worth OF land
is the subject Of an Investigation BY
Congress, went on the stand before the
special congressional committee yestcr-
day. Mr.. McAIuray described his con
tracts as "a plain business deal" Mr.
McAiurray said the relation Of his law
firm with the Indians began in 1900
when he was employed BY the Choetaw
and Chickasaw Indians 10 appear before
the Dawes commission This commits
sion was empowered to determine for
the government who should be admitted
20 the Indian tribes. There we're many
who claimed they were wrongfully kept
OIL the enrolment Of the tribe, and en-
rollment with It's claim on the govern.
ment was estimated 10 be worth $4,000
Mr.. AIcNlurray was asked BY Governor
Douglass Johnston Of the Chickasaws y
protect the interests OF that tribe BY
keeping as many claimants as possible
OF the rolls. This would prevent from
being further divided, the property Of
those who already were on the rolls
IN this way ultimately, McMuuay pro-
fesses to have kept 3l0o claimants Of
the rolls. Estimating that these claim-
ants each would have reduced the tribal
property 5000. it was held McMurrays
firm got s75OO00 fee These details
we're testified by Mesiurray before tax.
ing up the present contracts.
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BRYAN COMPLETELY ROUTED,
His Candidate and His Policies All Re
jeeted BY voters in Nebraska.

Omaha, Aug. William J. Bryan
suffered more Of population in the
Democratic state primaries than he did
last month when he was defeated in the
state convention Every Bryan friend
every Bryan candidate and every Bryan
idea was defeated, and the candidates
whom Bryan fought were nominated by
large majorities. The most conspicuous
example Of the defeat Of Bryan's friends
was in the race for United States sena-
tor, il which Metcalf, Bryun's closest
friend and editor Of his newspaper, was
defeated by Hitchcock, three to one.
Another case was that Of Shallenberger
for governor, who was defeated by Dahl
man. shallenger had agreed TO Sign a
county option bill in return for Bryan's
support. Dahlman was Included in
Bryan's list Of undesirables.
The Democratic congressional nominees
arc four against Bryan, one neutral and
one Bryan man. The state senatorial
ticket from the Omaha district is with
the exception 81 one man composed Of
Bryan undesirables.
Late returns received from 745 out Of
| i ,625 precincts IN the state including
Omaha and Lincoln, give Mayor Dahl
man Of Omaha Democrat ls,29si Gov
srnor shallenberger tDemoeratl, l4,1l2i
Aldrich Republican,, 1863; cady IRE.
publicanl, 96e4
Cady practically comedies his defeat
by Aldrich in tho race for the Republic
can nomination for governor. Aldrich
claims aAlnaiofity Of over 10000, Dahl
man and Shallenberger both claim to
have won the Democratic nomination.
United States Senator Burkett and
Congressman Hitchcock have been nom
mated for senators by heavy MAORI
ties.
A message was received yesterday at
Lincoln from President Taft offering
'heartiest congratulations to William
Hayward, secretary Of the national Re
publican committee and a personal friend
! of the president. Hayward has just
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
IT STILL STANDS.
Gnscom Repeats the Statement Made on
Tuesday.

Oyster Bay, n. y, Aug. ia hurried
conference was held at Sycamore hill
Yesterday between Theodore Roosevelt
and number Of his close friends. VIII
liam Loeb, il, collector Of the port Of
New York, FASTENED through Oyster Bay,
refusing to stop 70 talk with anyone.
Lloyd O Griscom, chairman Of the New
York Republican county committee,
came on an early train.
''After the meeting Of the Republican
state committee on Tuesday you said
that the fight in behalf Of Colonel Roose-
yelt would be carried to the Saratoga
convention. Does that still standfp Mr..
Griscom was asked.
1T does he replied.
Colonel Roosevelt refused to talk poll.
ties yesterday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19

Is she lay asleep. She never moved,
a moment later o'Keefe placed the re.
volver to bis temple, pulled the trigger
and fell dead in the center Of the sleep
ing apartment, in which he and his wife
and children were.
No motive IS offered for the crime.
0'Keefe was temperate man and had
steady position. His act leaves five
orphan Riddles the oldest not yet l5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
TAFT VISITS DRAPER.
President Goes to Hopedaie to Spend the
Night with the Governor.

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 49,. President
Taft motored over to Hopedale yester-
day afternoon, 10 visit Governor Draper
OF this state. Mr. Taft spent the night
at the governors home and will return
to Beverly by automobile this after.
noon. The distance each way is eighty
miles. The president was accompanied
By Secretary Norton and Captain Butt,
his military aide MIR. Taft did not
play golf as usual yesterday morning.
He worked in his library on the letter
that IS to appear in the Republican cam
paign textbook, and which he was re-
quested to write by Vice President sher-
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
Typhoid Cases Number 81

Worcester, Mass. Aug. l0.Ten more
cases Of typhoid fever were reported
to the board of health Wednesday, max
Ing rs positive cases reported since the
outbreak of the epidemic. The health
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
officials have about Is other suspected
cases under observation.
YAwN May PROVE FATAL.
Waterbury Girls Jaws Refuse to Close
and Her Death Is Likely.

Waterbury Conn. Aug. lo.-Miss
May Fielding attended q picnic here, and
tired after it, yawned several times
until finally her jaws Set and would not
close
She tainted, then became hysterical
Her jaws still refuse to close and sht
is not expected to live.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
A new, scientific medical toilet tablet
which
Draws Ont All Inflammation
and Sornn ena.

This remarkable foot bath remedy Is
Superior 10 Powder, Plaster or Salve
and il guaranteed 70 cure corns, cal.
louses. bunions, frostbites. chilblains, in
growing nails, tired, aching, swollen,
nervous, sweaty, bad smelling feet.
Smaller Shoes can be worn BY using
TIz, because It puts and keeps the feet
IN perfect condition.
TIZ IS for sale at ~ druggists, 25
cents per box or direct II you wish from
Walter Luther Dodge & Co.. Chicago,
III.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
Constipation

Causes half the sickness. Il retains
waste Ia the bowels; produces bilious
ness. dizziness, Indigestion, bad taste
In the mouth. coated tongue, sick
headache, insomnia.
HOODS PILLS give relief promptly,
easily, surely Druggists. Csc.
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been nominated for Congress BIZ the first
Nebraska district.
KILLS WIFE AND SELF.
Montreal Man Fires as Children Watch
Him.

Him.
Montreal, Aug. l0."Good bye, chill
dIen. Kiss your father good bye II
hs does not Kill himself now, he will
die with moose about his neck
In these words. John o'Keefe adj
dressed his five children, sitting up ex'
eitedly in their little cots at o'clock
yesterday morning. He had Just reached
over the baby's crib and fired q Ss-eali-
bre revolver bullet into his wife's head
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
CANADA POPULATION z.4se.zsl.
This the Estimate Made by the Census
Department.

Ottawa, Ont, Aug. l0.-The popula-
ton Of Canada on March 81 last was
74so7sI according to the estimate Of
the census department, announced yes
terday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19

Yesterdays National League Results
At Pittsburg, Pittsburg 10, Cincinnati
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-19
Yesterday,. American League Re.uIta.

AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia 2, Chi
cago |.
At Washington, Washington 9, cleye.
land |.
At Boston, Detroit 8, Boston l.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice Is hereby given that after
this date will not be responsible for
any indebtedness contracted by Ethel
Orr.
Robert Roy Orr.
Pic che Nevada, October 20, 1910.
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
GILBERT c. ROSS Announces his
candidacy for the office Of Lieutsn-
ant Governor of Nevada. subject to
to the win Of the voters At the genera
election to be held November Sth,
1910 Democratic nominee.
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NTED-Cosmopolitan Magazine
requires the services Of q represen-
tative In Phoebe to look after sub
scription renewals and to extend
circulation by special methods which
have proved unusually successful. Sal.
airy and commission Previous exper-
fence desirable but not essential
Whole time or spare time. Address
With references, H. c. Campbell, Cos
mopolitan Magazine. 1889 Broadway,
New York City.
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TYPEWRITER RIBBONS

The Record has secured new snp-
ply Of Underwood typewriter ribbons.
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Cume TO the Phoebe Record office foi
satss'iis' parrv
caroon paper
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE

w. C. DOUGLASS announces his
candidacy for the office ofSecretary
of State subject to the will of the
votsrs at tue general election to
be held on November 9Th, 1910 Re-
publican nominee.
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FOR STATE CONTROLLER

JACOB EdGERS announces his
candidaty f + III, office of State
Controller, beet to the will of the
voters at { general election to be
he Novem 3er Sth. 1910. Republican
aomilee.
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Official List Of Nominations

County County State OF Nevada do
and full
candidates respective offices which
OF
Clerk
November A. 1910