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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-05

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or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night.
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
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or bladder trouble, it will be found just
the remedy you need. 1t has been thor
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more about Swanp-Root, and how to
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-05
A Growing Army.

AS to the question, ..Who is an in
surgent?" his name is legion. The po-
Ntical woods are full of him. Nobody
Is certain OF his neighbor He does
not know who will insurge next. May
be 1t Will be himself There are those
who think that every time Speaker
Cannon bits the table with his gavel
a new insurgent springs into being.
] II this is true there will soon be mil
Hons of him. For a man of his
) years Uncle Joe certainly does NAL
treat that innocent wooden hammer.
He could give points in the tattoo
line to a snare drummer or to the
active and incessant woodpecker.
To be accurate, there are thirty In
surgents in the house and something
like eleven In the senate. Yet / can
remember the day when Robert Mar
ion La Toilette was insurging alone.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-05

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
WOUND BY KNIFE SHOWS
COGGER WAS MURDERED
Seattle Police Believe RObber
Hacked Body of His Victim

SEATTLE, Sept. 21-A stab wound
in the back of the neck of Bryan Cog
ger, the wealthy Hood Canal timber
man whose body was found under an
unoccupied house here, makes it GER
tain that he was murdered. 1t is be-
lieved by the police that the robber
first knocked his victim unconscious
with stone or brick and then dragged
him under the vacant building where
he stripped Cogger of his gold watch
and chain and the money he carried.
Then, finding life was not extinct, the
thug evidently held his victim over the
sewer trench and hacked him with his
pocket knife, severing the carotid ar
terry. Not yet satisfied, the murderer
lunged four times at the left side of
his victim's Jaw as he turned the body,
and finally inflicted a long slash from
under the ear to- the middle OF the
throat
Cogger and his wife came to town
and collected $4,000 for logs sold. Mrs,
Cogger gave her husband $400, and he
disappeared. She reported his disap-
pearance to the police, but they found
no trace of him until the body was dis
covered yesterday. Cogger was the IA
ther of Mrs. Maude Emel of RedlandsS
Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
WRIGHT AVIATORS COMING
TO WINTER IN CALIFORNIA

BAKERSFIELD, Sept 21.-six of
the country's most widely known avi-
ators will reach California early in
November with six Wright aero
planes for exhibitions and tournaments
during the winter. says Roy Knaben-
shue in a letter. Machines will be the
latest models from the Wright fac
tory at Dayton.
Arrangements will probably be made
for competitive fights with other avi-
ators of national fame during the stay,
as they expect to spend some time
here. Knabenshue will have two di-
rigibles. Oothers will be Roxey, Par
malice, Brookins, Turner and john
stone. Knabenshue, who is general
manager of the exhibition department
of the Wright company, Is arranging
dates along the coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
SCHOONER CREW ATTACKED
WITH STRANGE MALADY
Doctors Are Unable to Diagnose
Mysterious Sickness

OAKLAND, Sept. 21.-With four out
of her crew of eight men suffering
from a mysterious malddy, the gasoline
schooner Jessie Matsen, Capt. George
Hoffman, arrived at the Hunt-Hatch
Produce company's wharf from Sacra-
mento river points this morning to dis
charge a cargo of fruit and vegetables.
Edward Scott, engineer residing In
San Francisco, was unconscious and
had to be removed to the receiving
hospital and later on to the marine
hospital in San Francisco.
Scott was taken with severe pains In
the head and with vomiting about 10
o'clock last night. Soon after three
other members of the crew were like
wise affected, though the case of Scott
was the most serious. The others re-
covered with emergency treatment.
Of1cials of the company denied that the
men had been eating any fruit which
could have caused their Illness, and
DR.. Pratt, at the receiving hospital.
hesitated to diagnose the case as one
of ptomaine poisoning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
STEEL MAGNATES FIND
CONDITIONS ARE GOOD

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-A confer
ence of the leading steel and ore in
terests of the country was held today
at the Railway club. The meeting
was called by Chairman 70. II. Gary of
the United States Steel corporation.
At the conclusion of the conference,
Judge Gary made the following state
ment:
"I found that conditions in the trade
were much better than 1 expected
better than l stated in the brief inter-
view given out yesterday. l do not
believe that there will be any serious
cutting of prices. think conditions
will grow better instead of worse"
Judge Gary added that there was a
disposition on the part of some of the
steel men to advance prices instead
of reducing them. This applies espe-
cially to the district east of Pittsburg,
and probably will result in an advnace
in steel plates from $1.35 to $l.40 per
100 pounds. Judge Gary declared that
nothing in the nature of an agreement
as to prices or question as to policies
was entered into at today's conference.
He stated such action would be ille-
gal and altogether unwise.
Those present at today's meeting, in
addition to Chairman Gary and Pres
ident w e. Corey of the United States
Steel corporation, were representatives
of the following independent COM
panies: Jones g. Laughlin of Pitts
burg the Lao kawanna Steel company,
tine Republic iron and Steel company,
tho Cambria steel company, the Lux
pss Iron and Steel company and Worth
os. of Coatssviile. Pa.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
MEN LEAP WHEN OCEAN
UPSETS BIC PILE DRIVER
Six Save Themselves When Crash
of Structure Occurs on
Venice Beach

VENICE, Sept. 21.-An unusually
high tide and shifting sands proved
too much for a piledriver here today
and caused the clumsy piece of ma
chinery to take a dive In the Pacific.
Six men employed near 1t saved them
selves by leaping to safety. a.
The piledriver, which was used In
the construction of a new bulkhead on
the ocean front between Clark and
Vista avenues was completely
wrecked and 1t will require several
days in which to put 1t in shape again
for work, necessitating delay in the
installation of the sea wall.
Contractor Robert Anderson has
charge of the construction of the bulk
head under the supervision of City
Engineer G.. r. Lewis. Each reinforced
concrete slab used in the work is two
feet wide and after each one Is driven
the proper depth in the sand the pile
driver is moved into a new position.
Today when shifting the position OF
the giant hammer, the contractor
failed to take into account the tide
of 5.8 feet that reached its height at
10: 30 o'clock, and when the waves beat
against the false work supporting the
machinery 1t gave way with crash
and the entire outfit fell into the
ocean. Several of the newly placed
sections of the sea wall were broken
Off by the piledriver in its fall
More than 700 of the concrete slabs
are to be driven into the sand to form
the bulkhead, which is about 14OO feet
In length The work will cost the
property owners about $4,000. The
prevalence OF strong tidal currents in
the ocean at the southern end OF the
city caused the property owners to
petition for the bulkhead. as the beach
In some places has been very notice
ably washed away.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
STREET RAILWAYS PLAN
CHANGES IN CAR RUNS
New Routes to Become Effective
Next Sunday

The North Main and West Eleventh
street car line, formerly operating in
Hoover and West Eleventh streets and
via Broadway, Spring and Main streets
to Eastlake park, will run west from
Hoover street in Tenth street to Gra-
mercy place, the present terminal OF
the West Eleventh street line.
The West Ninth street line will no
longer operate via Park View, but will
run west to Vermont in Ninth street,
north to Eighth in Vermont and west
to Hobart boulevard in Eighth street.
The Griffith avenue car will run
through to Eastlake park It's terminal
was formerly at Temple block. The
Eastlake park run will be discontinued
eastbound and the line will loop
through Broadway, Second, Spring and
Fourth streets
Congestion Of traffic, owing to the
rapid growth in the population Of the
city, is given by the railway officials
as the Cause Of the change to be made
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
SHERMAN'S OLD FRIENDS
CONGRATULATE ROOSEVELT
Republican Whip of House Visits
Sycamore Hill

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Sept. 21.-The
Republican whip of the house, John
Dwight of Binghamton, N. Y, made
his first visit to Sagamore Hill today
to tell ex-President Roosevelt that he
was with him in his fight for the con-
troll of the Republican state conven-
ton.
Representative w w. Cocks of Mas
sau county, piloted Mr.. Dwight up
Sycamore hill. The two congressman,
both identified with the house organi-
zation of which Vice President Sher-
man was formerly a leader, and both
old friends of the vice president, Joined
in prophesying the rout of his forces.
Col Roosevelt Mr.. Cocks and Mr..
Dwight did some close figuring on the
chances for Roosevelt victory in the
convention, in the light of returns from
yesterdays primary. The colonel had
not a word to say as to what he
thought of his prospects, now that the
primaries were over, but from what
Mr. Dwight and Mr.. Cocks. said it was
gathered they were hopeful.
Col. Roosevelt would not talk politics
from any angle, even when he was in
formed that Representative Tawney
apparently had been defeated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
WITNESS IN DR.. BURKE CASE
WILL RETURN FROM JAPAN
Apprehend Woman in Toxic After
Months Search

SANTA ROSA, Sept. 21.-According
to information received by the dis
trict attorneys office. Lou Eta Smith,
the missing witness in the trial of
Dr. Willard P. Burke, charged with
dynamiting the tent occupied by the
woman and her baby at his sanitar-
ium will arrive in San Francisco next
Thursday on the Japanese liner Chitta
Maru.
The woman for whom the sheriff
and district attorney have been search
ing for two months was apprehended
in Toxic through the. American con-
sular officials.
The sheriff has a cablegram from
Honolulu saying the woman was
aboard the Chitta Maru. According
to the county officials, she sailed from
San Francisco in April under the
name, Mrs. I. L. Long" When she
was found in Japan by the consular
authorities she agreed to return with
out extradition proceedings.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
OLD GUARD LOSES
POINT IN FIGHT
New York Republican Skirmish
Gives Roosevelt Sup
porterS Advantage
FEW HOLD BALANCE OF POWER
ProgreSSives Win in Schenectady
County, the Home of Will
liam Barnes
Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.--Old guard
leaders who are lighting for control
of the Republican state convention at
Saratoga next week were admittedly
surprised today when news reached
them that the supporters of Colonel
Roosevelt had carried the Schenectady
county Republican convention and had
instructed it's delegates to the state
convention to support Roosevelt for
temporary chairman and to favor d.
rect primaries.
Schenectady and Albany counties
comprise the twenty-third congress
sonal district, which Is represented on
the Republican committee by William
Barnes, jr., one of the most aggressive
of the old guard, and hitherto regarded
as invincible.
Yesterdays defeat at the primary of
Vice President Sherman, the old
guard candidate for temporary chair
man, in his home district in Oneida
county, was not altogether unexpected,
but the loss of Schenectady county to-
day was surprise even to the pro-
gressives here.
Is BARNES' DISTRICT
1T is an interesting straw showing
which way the sentiment in New York
state Is going" said Lloyd C. Girls
com, leader OF the Roosevelt forces.
$50 far as the forces of the old guard
are concerned, 1t is a greater blow
even than the loss of Vice President
Shermans home district yesterday, be-
cause 1t is n part of Mr.. Barnes con-
gresslonal district, territory which was
regarded as impregnable.
''I look for Colonel Roosevelt's cleo
tion as temporary chairman by sub
stantial majority"
Timothy L. Woodruff chairman Of
the Republican state committee, ex-
pressed surprise at the action OF the
Schenectady convention.
WOODRUFF CONFIDENT
Taking Mr.. Barnes figures as a
Sherman will be elected temporary
chairman by at least fifteen or twenty
majority" said Mr.. Woodruff.
Estimates of the old guard made
today before the Schenectady returns
gave Mr.. Sherman SAL of the 1915 dele
gates After the returns the progress
sives went over Inc list and figured
out that Col Roosevelt would have
529 votes in the convention to 4S6 for
Mr.. Sherman.
The contest has now sharpened to
point where a few delegates will hold
the balance of power and the efforts
still doubtful VIII continue until the
roll is called In convention.
The following congressional nomina-
tions were made today:
Thirty-third New York district-J.
Sloat Fassett, Republican, incumbent.
Thirty-fifth New York district-Dan-
lei A. Driscoll, Republican, incumbent.
Thirty sixth New York district-D.
S.. Alexander, Republican, incumbent.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
BOMB DAMAGES BUILDING

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-A bomb be-
lieved by the police to have been
thrown by a member of the Black
Hand damaged two-story building at
2240 wentworth avenue early today,
occupied by Casino Geraci. wealthy
wholesale liquor and groceries I'M
porter The explosion blew out the
front of the store on the first floor and
broke windows In buildings near by,
but no one was injured. Geraci and his
family occupied the nat ahova the
store.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
FRESNO WOMAN CLAIMS
SHE is BALTIMORE HEIR
Mrs. Mary King Wants Share OF
$35O,O0O Estate in East

FRESNO, Sept. 21.-Mrs. Mary King
of 453 Thesta street, this CITY, is a
direct heir to the sS5O,0OO estate Of Sir
George Calvert, lord of Ballimore, and
founder of the proprietary colony OF
Maryland, whose outlines are still pre-
served in the state of that name.
The estate consists largely of real
estate in the heart of the city of Bal
timore. The line of descent is direct
states Mrs. Anita Calvert Bourgeoise,
a woman lawyer of st. Louis, and or
ganizer of the Calvert Heirs associa-
ton. Mrs. Kings father, B. d. CAL
vert, an employe of the Santa Fe
bridge department Is related TO SIR
Calvert through the line of Sir Cecil
Calvert, grandson of the founder of
Maryland.
Mrs. King is living here in a small
cottage with her father and ten chill
dren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
ENGLAND'S EXPULSION OF
ALIENS lessons CRIME

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Expulsion
of aliens from England is steadily re-
ducing the amount of alien crime, ac-
cording to a government report re-
Gently published and forwarded to this
government by Consul Byington at
Bristol
Last year the number of alien con-
victs in England was less than 2 per
cent of the prison population, whereas
three years ago II was 1-3 per cent
The number of aliens who settled
in Great Britain last year was about
10000, as compared with $1,000 the
year before.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
UNCLE JOE DECLARES
MINORITY EXTRAVAGANT
Speaker in Accepting goth Nom
ination Claims Tariff Agi-
tation Dangerous

DANILLE, ILL.,, Sept. 21.-Speakef
Joseph G. Cannon in accepting his
twentieth nomination for congress to-
day said the present tariff needed no
defense and declared that the agita-
tion for its revision was dangerous
to the welfare of the country.
He said in part:
"This is to be campaign for the Sc
rious consideration Of the one national
policy which touches every man in
the country. That is the policy as to
how we are to raise one billion dol
lars a year for the expenses of the
various functions that have been put
upon the federal treasury
1.-THE minority party in congress al
ways INDUCES in talk about economy,
but 1t votes the largest appropriations.
There arr now in committees of the
house of representatives bills intro
duced by Democrats alone which would
call for appropriations amounting to
nearly $780, 900 more than was ap-
propriated.
'@The tariff contest today is just what
it has been for fifty years-a contest
between protection and free trade. We
have now in command Of the Demo-
Gratis in the house of representatives a
man who has never attempted to dodge
or explain away the Democratic posi-
ton. Champ Clark announced himself
a free trader from the sole of my feet
to the crown of my head as he ex-
pressed 1t when he came to congress
and he has been consistent in that
declaration throughout his public SER
vice.
AGITATION DANGEROUS
Agitation for another tariff revision
or another attempted revolution in our
revenue policy Is Just as dangerous
/ to the welfare of the whole people as
was that of 1894, when the Wilson tar
iff was enacted.
IT have no defense to make of the
Payne law, for it needs none. 1t is the
enactment of the pledges made by the
Republican national convention of
1908.
"The credit Of nation can be ex-
hausted as is that of an Individual.
While talking about conservation,
would 1t not be well to see that our
credit Is conserved? We must pay as
we go.
"Many talk of economy, but they
are general, not specific, in their state
ments. We have got beyond the spec
ulative stage of this question. 1t is
now intensely practical, or will be af-
ter November If a congress is elected
and commissioned to go back to the
reactionary policy of 1894, with the
business conditions of today.
ST am not a Jeremiah, for I have
faith in the good sense of the people
even when advised by those who are
peddling novelties in governmental
policies-to keep abreast of this age Of
publicity.
my notion about progress is that 1t
should be q movement forward, not
simply a loud noise about the neces-
sity for the movement nor an extrava-
giant promise to accelerate the move
ment IL given control OF the machine
have seen men who promised to get
sixty miles out of an engine that had
been making only thirty miles an hour
If they could only get hold of the lever.
and I have seen some Of them, in their
ignorance, reverse the engine, sending
1t and the whole train backward"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
TAFT WITHDRAWS LAND
IN STATE FROM ENTRY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21--President
Taft has withdrawn from entry apprxi-
mately 70,383 acres of land in Califor-
MIA and Colorado. The California lands,
approximating 1897 acres, are situated
along the East walker river, in Call
lorna. They are believed to be valu-
able for power purposes
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
AvlAToRs WAIT ON WEATHER

BRIG. Switzerland, Sept 21.-Al-
though clear weather was reported
from the other side of the Alps today
a fog that made high flying impos-
sible continued here. George Chavez,
the Peruvian, and Mr.. Weymann, the
American aviator, declared they would
wait for better weather before again
attempting to cross the Alps over the
Simplon pass to Milan, Italy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
ENoLIsH AvIAroR FALLs

FOLKSTONE, England, Sept. 21.-
Aviator Barnes, an Englishman, fell
from a height of fifty feet and frac-
tured his skull while participating
with Moissant and others in an avia-
tion meeting here today. All of the
air men were troubled by high wind.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-09-01
A Terrible Sacrifice


This entire stock will be SOLD for
a FRACTION of the ACTUAL COST
and every article will be RUTHLESSLY
SACRIFICED at prices that will make
you open your pocket book quickly. 1t
will be the most mighty avalanche Of
majestic bargains in Clothing, Furnish
ings, Shoes and Hats, ever placed before
the naked eye. We have been instructed
by Mr.. e. J. Sherman to EMPTY the
TABLES and SHELVES even to the
bare walls. EVERYTHING MUST 90
atSOME PRICE. Read this entire ad-
vertisement through. Then come bring
it with you. Test each statement word
for word and what may here resemble
exaggeration will prove the gospel truth
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-09-01
Boys Dependable Clothes
TREMENDOUS CUT IN PRICES

1OTHERSSchool time will and then your bows
must nave outfit. Never
handsome saying5oc does the dollar Don't
YOUR OPPORTUNIT " - - oi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-12

Nueva York luneYa han c0IncnzldO los trabajoS pa
r4 la extraction t,I MaiRe FL Coronel William NJ Black
c capitn Harley b. Ferguson del ejercito Americao
han prnpez4do d tomar meddaS al rcdedor del acoraZdo
Maine en- la bahia de IIabana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-12

Haze trH'0 que venim0s notand0
deplorables deticiencias en- Ell servicio
de la pianta etectrica y creemos que va
es hora de qlpo sc ponga remedio a tai
estado de oOsas. No parece que Sc Vi
We en una eapit2t sino en- un pueblecito
de pOca mC14ts.
Por cualquper aceidente, se interrumpe
eli servicio ele la luz, y ESQ irroga graves
perjuicios 4 tas empresas, al comercio
y al publiro
No queremoa Gxtremar la nota en- es-
TIA advertenaa pcr q. sabemos q. la plan
ia electrica haoe 10 que puede para CO.
rregir las deficiencias que denuncia Ia
prensa. pero es bueno por todos los me-
dios posibies eyitar q. la ciudad perma-
Mecca q oscUras con tai lamentables fire
cuencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-12
Las truculenCias de Roosevelt
los AMIGOS DELORIMER

Nneva York. lunes-El Senador L6rmer ha rennncado
soco del Hamilton Club de Chicago consecuenca
s fe1egma que mand6 sd coronel Roosevelt dicho club
Ell csa djo que deb e senador L6rmer ormar par
tie del banquete ell negaria presencsirlO Los amigos
a senador estn indgnados de la de proceder de
Roosevelt l serrador L6rimer haba consndo prese
el banquet sonene espues de haber sdo nvado
iterafanente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-12
i >
Mr., R. L. Lutz

Hemos ien@t0 el gustO DIE saludar en-
esta capital nlrestro companero en la
prensa ,sefor L. r, Lutz, editor del
" "Agrlila de Pnerto Rico
Reciba el distinguido amigo nuestro
saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-12
Ell dominic del aire
0PERACIONES BRLLANTES

Nueva York, lmes-En Boston, Massachusetts, Mr. Bro.
OnS el aeronauta, baj6 TERRA mla en- su dirigble
tocando pequeia bdera Ell centric de un crcuo de
100 pies ganando e premo de acierto. Wright que hzp
Ia ascencon Brookns logr6 e premo por tr bobas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-12
ENTIRE BAYONETAS


Nueva York imes-Ed corone Roosevelt hab6 Colunl
bus Ohio, rOdeadO de tropas del eerco Americana Ha-
bio carrente sobre la question de la huelga denunc6
rganente los huegusas por haber tratado de are
val viaje anenazls, 81 e hababa en- Columbus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-12

Asociada ala leche, que es STEM.
pre- Indispensable para el nino en- los
primeros amos de Su vida, la " Fosfa-
tina FaIieres )" aporta al organismo
todoS los elementos necesarios para
Su perfectO maptenimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-12
Lorimer sera desagraviado
Ell TENOR A LAS DISENCIONES

Nueyss York, lums.-E Gobernador Deneen Y otros
Ela'icanos han manfestado dSpuesos omar cuaquer
sneda ofrecer apologies pubeas al senador L6rner
gsor dar que lie hzo Roosevelt para pedr mas Olsen
detro del partdo Puede que e Hamilton Ciu6
niegIe aeeptar Ia renuncia ded senador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-12
Ell congreso eucarlstico
LA PROXIMA REUNION

NueVa York, lunes-Lta pr6xima reunion del Congreso
Eucafseo Sc eel6brra Viena Els possible que los Esta
dos Qnros cdnsegur e congress- 1913 queda por
determrnarse que clulad seri la favort,eida