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The evening world., 1911-05-26
A Doctor
Plays "king."

temptation wal too strong for ade and his followers on the hire day OF their
stay in London they began punderng and robbtng breaking into houses ana
stealing everything in sight This crazy behavior, of course. set thu citizens
them. No Londoner felt hat his own home was safe from the robbers
10 he townsfolk rose against Cade. At the same me the court promised fire.
also to redress heir wrongs
Cades army under these influences Melted "a like snow IN no. Ne,.h.-
NJ demasosue who had held London in the hollow Of his hand now found him
self a fugitive with a price oil hsh head. lie tried to escape to France but was
overtaken by IN ESQUIRE Of Kent Alexander 1dn by anne. Idn is said to have
had q grudge against Cade. n he followed the flying demagogue renor.e.ssly
de caught up with Cade In a garden lear the Sussex coast whore thu fugitive
a hiding After a desperate hand -to-hand night Cade was killed o.
His head was stuck o n a pole on London Bridge as a wasnlng to traitors
The evening world., 1911-05-26
SAILORS STRIKES AND RIGHTS.

- HOClD the long talked of international strike
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H[x@ of sailors take place on Saturday, as is now
~SA threatened, there is going to be put up to the
- A consideration of landsmen one of the most per-
.~n&NX picking of industrial problems-that Of determin-
-~ ing how far the seafaring workman ia en-
titled to rights freely accorded 10 the workerc
The evening world., 1911-05-26
A QUESTION OF COIN.

- UT Of Albany comes a resolution calling FOR the
appointment of a Legislative Committee to inves-
HNAeM tigate the subway problem in this city and appro-
MyMT1 priating 5000 TO defray the cost.
V$E"1$D 1t might have been expected. The Public Ser
6WS1S vice Commission is estimated TO have expended
already more than a million Of dollars in preparing
plans, and there is no estimating how much other money has been
expended in discussing plans and otherwise wasting time. Therefore
il Il not strange that the statesmen at the capital should become
possessed Of a desire to join in the discussion and share in the ex-
penditure.
A solution of the subway problem would be cheap at $4,000.
No one in the city would grudge the money and very few upstate
would deem it worth while to complain. But what would an investi-
CATION be worth?
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81 ALBERT PAESON TERHUN1
Copyright. lOIlI BY The Pres Publishing Co. CThe New Yotk WoTI
No. 6-Iack Cadets Plot to Seize q Xii

q WS a UUCUOT anu 0u u SHdCTVTTnS VI V0HVTIT "Uf TT
had been forced to flee to France tic escape the gallows for numbering q
woman. Later he had ventured back to England and had settled down in
Kent. where he pracised medicine and married a rich farmers daughter.
But he was not content to have lodged the hangman. He looked about for
fresh trouble ana he found It.
England at that time was in the grip of the King and the mobiles. The
common peoples rights had been turned into q mockery. The poor were
browbeaten, ovetaxed and at the mercy of the great. The elecung OF Par.
lament members t. represent the people had become a farce. The House of
Commons did pretty much what the House of Lords told 1t to. This was
Lords
n rNanenta elections the mobiles you'd send their servants n gang
Of "aronsa arm men to The polls to beat o scare away al voters h would
not oat a nauot for the candidates chosen by the Lords. Thus the voice of the
people was stnd m both houses of Parliament were wholly under the sway
The evening world., 1911-05-26
A Flight for
Liberty.

Altogether the condition Of the country Invited rebellion.
Cade formed a conspiracy against the throne. He stirred up the men
Kent by fiery speeches. procured money and weapons. and in June, 1850. marc
or London 1t the head of nearly 10000 armed peasants and farmers. He chan
his name 10 Mortimer and claimed to have royal blood in his vens. Tn!
thought to ave been done with the possible ida OF selling the own for
self. But his outward purpose was to avens the peoples n-treatment
Cade and his men camped IN the suburbs Of London. The King sent on
ask the meaning Of he uprising. Cade replied with Q proclamation. in which
set forth tn IRON Of the people and the corruption Of the court and
manded not only lew and better laws, but the execution o. the grating OF
holders. These demands awoke the citizens OF London to sympathy with
perse the rebels Cade met them in battle at seven Oaks and routed them.
Kings troops had fought haltheartedrv and many Of them refused to taxi
m a second time against the rebels.
So Cade had the citizens an the troops alike with him. He had everyt
in his favor Into London he marched his peasant army on July . and
possession Of tho city. He forced the Mayor and the Judges 20 try and
denim 10 death Lord Say the Royal Treasurer. and Cromer. the High Sheriff
Kent. officials who had seen foremost in the people. injuries. And his
Thus far everything wen we'll. cade vas keeping his promises He al
ishing grafers n Was enforcing M rights OF IN poor. For two days he
his army in srct order The Londoners were inclined 70 look upon him
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The conference developed many
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deliverer. There might h
cess had he kept his sens
to do this.
He was n poor man.
All about them were h.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-16
Charged With Bigamy.

Laurens, June 13:-Ed. Hutto, a
white man, was brought back from
Union several days ago by Deputy W
H. Worthy and lodged in the county
jail on the charge of bigamy. The war
rant was sworn out by wife No. 2, at
the Laurens mills, this city. She was
a Miss Armenia Wix. His first wife
lives in Augusta and in a letter says
that she will come to Laurens to tes-
tify against him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-16
And HendersonviIle is "Dry."

Asheville, n c., June 12-The larg-
est seizure of liquor yet recorded in
this section was made tonight, at Hen
dersonville, when the police raided a
store room on the main business thor
oughfare and seized 10000 gallons of
liquor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-16
Address by Holloway in Greenwood
Greenwood Journal, 18th.

Mr.. J. B. O'Neall Holloway, deputy
organizer Of the Farmers union, has
been making a canvass of Greenwood
county in the interest of the unions
and he states that he will close his
campaign Friday by reorganiz!ng Inc
county union.
Mr.. Holloway is an enthusiastic
worker and he has done q great v::~'-
for the farmers in this and othe- coun-
ties.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-16
SAM BOOZER CONVICTED;
JOHN c. HIPP ACQUITTED

(Continued from page three).
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-06-16

Mrs. James S. Gillian, wife of the
deceased, said she did not know VIII
liam Hogg, and that she had asked
Magistrate Sample to issue a warrant
against him for perjury. She brand
ed his statement as untrue. She said
she had sent message to Mr.. HipT
to come to the plantation on the after
noon of March to see if he couldn't
make peace, and to send for Mr.. Bu-
ford. She said her husband had been
drinking, and the night before he had
told her he was going to kill negro
just to see it kick. She corroborated
the other witnesses as to he: hus-
bands actions when he saw
the negro woman at the we'll. She
said she saw Sam Boozer when he
first came in the yard thai afternoon
with Arthur Stevens gun, and she
went to him and asked him not to hurt
Gillian, and Sam told her he wasn't
going to hurt him, but he had to give
him some satisfaction for what he
had done at Sans home that day She
said Mr.. Gillian was a man who got
on sprees. She had never known of
any unplesantness between her hus-
band and Sam Boozer, they were al
ways good friends, and when a doctor
was to be sent for or q favor done.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-03-09

There is movement foot to get paper started
1t Huntingdon and also at Parkersburg and Marietta
Everyone should % for copies of the above
papers SO they may know what is being done on the
firing line.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-03-09

This Office is requested by the Secretary of Wheeling
local to announce that Abe Rapport after three months
suspension for conduct unbecoming Socialist" has
,een expelled by action of that Local
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-03-09
pARTY NOTES

ETA Reeve Bloor completed her tour Of West VIZ
nia the early of February and before leaVlhs
she addressed the following letters to the State once
Am about to leave your State and find the conditions
inc for Socialist growth the locals naVe
iven me royal welcome everywhere, ana leave the
state with feeling of warm cOmradeship and nope
igan Here in the coal mine towns is really wonder
nj to see the enthusiastic work those comrades are dong
or Socialism In Sanger where spoke last night tney
have built their hail. and the eagerness with Whcn
hey received my brought the tears to my eyes
I'm Winfrede where they had vote OF 1873 straight for
Socialism had ride four miles on r. r. wheel stand
ne ON rail- holding onto the comrade who was working
he pedals but happy for all along the road COM
AIDES came out and hailed me as cOmrade and these
5oor exploited men are teachers OF the others anu
preachers Of our gospel Tonight shall surely have
great meeting here at the Masonic Hail. to judge Dy the
that has been DONE and as go OUT OF
the State feel richer than before with the kindness
Il these comrades OF the coal fields the glass factories
If our movement who have cOOperated In making these
meetings successful
Comrade Bloor is a veteran worker in our movement
and know cheering words will quicken the heart
hrobs of the Socialists of West Virginia.
Comrades Few of us fully appreciate the splendid
md heroic fight that is being put by the Socialist
apers of West Virginia The Argus of Charleston The
harrisburg Socialist and the Wheeling Majority are
striking boWs labor these days Two years there
,and Of faithful today the good work Of
he past is Towering out into a fulblown movement
HI Boswell is editor of the recently acquired Argus and
ne Yields pen with masters skill Clear cut revolu
ionaFy classconscious Socialism fairly sparkles from
he pages of his paper.
The Clarksburg Socialist, in the hands of COmrade
tones, is keeping the plutes awake nights. comrade
rom Ohio dropped into the office yesterday and spoke
the highest terms of the manner in which Comrade
Jones keeps hammering the Harrison county grafters
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-03-09

Spring elections are upon At Sistersville
he boys have nominated the following ticket: Mayor, A.
Thomas; City Clerk. T. d. FnlaysOn; Collector and
Treasurer, E. L. Benton; Councilmen c. w. Krkendal,
J. Y Kaufman c. c. South and Jay Allen; Auditor Law
formulated and is so exceptionally good that it is
with the Socialist Party the closing of political
campaign marks the beginning of the following one Our
are wholly ana our scaool 70
glorious by socialist gains and victories we enter
his new work with buoyant hearts and cheerful spirits
believing that the time is not far distant when the
wealth producers country will sodly unite in de-
hands for both political and Industrial democracy
We therefore beg leave to present to the voters OF
he City Of Sisersvlle, the following or plat
orm, for which we shall contend in the coming City
1st We demand that our city Charter shall be
amended to include the Initiative, Referendum and the
instead of the bosses of the people, and that
Ill city officials, police street commissioner solicitor
water superintendent and health o1cersS etc. small De
elected by direct vote Of the people.
End. That all municipal contract work be abolished,
Employee shan be paid less than two dollars $4,000 for
Ia day of eight hours
Utilities. and that the City water system be readjusted.
ind the water rendered scientifically pure
shed teachers and pupils in public schools free Of
ost and the truant officer shall be authorized and
Empowered provide food and clothing to children in
iced of not charity but as duty which the
community to its future citizens.
9Th. That we condemn. a civic shame and dis
the present linking of city politics with corruption
lice and crime, and demand that all infringements OF
and decency be vigorously stamped out and that our
,lections be made clean and pure.
9Th That demand the purchase and use at every
voting precinct the City of Sstersve of automatic vot
ing machines latest pattern thereby eliminating all
possibility changing manipulating the results Of
ections
It'll Finally we demand absolute justice for all men.
women and children and urgently beg the workers
of this community coming spring election to be-
come conscious Of the tact tt at they are workers. to drop
their old time allegiance to the exploiting captastc
LASS give their votes at least experimentaly
the candidates of the party Of the working class to
which they belong
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-03-09
WEST VIRGINIA
SOCIALIST NEWS
By H v. HOUSTON State Secretary Socialist Party.

secure hall for meeting. you want an
organization in your town. write at to Com
ade Shinn care Of this Office Comrade Shinn is to
eive further compensation the first months dues paid
" newly organized locals He is to pay his expenses
tnd the right Of sale and collection.
Comrades, indeed, fortunate in securing Com.
ade Shinn above terms, and the cost is small
Considering the be done look for great many
equests for his services Here is an opportunity to
each places heretofore neglected By all get busy
and let's stir up things in this state. We have long
wanted an organizer and now that we have one should
rive him best cooperation in the good work The
that his has proven satisfactory to Ohio is
positive that he viii likewise waken up things in
West Virginia.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-03-09

After a three weeks trip through Ohio. Ill, Iowa.
Mimi. Wisconsin, back to West Virginia with
dded pride in the Socialist movement of this State.
Nowhere the comrades boast of finer set of earnest
Workers than is be found in the hills of W. Va. am
every feel proud Of the good work that
being done, and especially have we reason to boast
lof the matchess personel of the movement Speakers
who have from other states fail to speak
,f the Socialist here in the highest terms.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-03-09

The recent report Of National Secretary Barnes shows
that the party nationally is in smore prosperous
of membership has been phenomenal. Thus the move
sweeps and the hour Of our victory hastens
greet
A. 8. sliINN. STATE ORGANIZER.
Comrade Shinn will commence his tour of West Virs
na about 12th beginning about Point Pleasant
As the time very short make this urgent appeal
all the locals to write at for dates can be
ecufed having local without any guaranty
! stipulated amount If you hall he win speak
or the book sales and collections.
Comrade Shinn viii speak IN unorganized towns for
l6o and the right Of sale and collection whore you VIII
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-03-09

Ohio County is organizing County Central Commit
ZEE which composed of delegates from all locals
md branches in the county The object is secure
ectve working organization in part of the county
The work done in this direction far has been most
gratifying The rapid growth of Socialist sentiment in
West Virginia makes it probable that towns and
titles viii be swept into control in the next election
Evening journal., 1911-07-08

which at that time was state record.
From this time on he won many cups,
trophies and individual matches at
both live birds and targets: also
many high averages at tournaments,
and came to be known as one of the
best amateurs of the country
In 1902 he Joined the professional
ranks as "A representative of the Win
chester Repeating Arms Co., and since
that time has won innumerable aver
ages, and made numerous remarkable
scores. finishing, according to the re-
views, each year among the first dozen
of the best shots I'm the world in 1903,
1904, 1905 1906. Mr. Hawkins always
shoots Winchester factory loaded
shells and a Winchester repeating
shotgun
He has broken 100 straight targets
"A different times in his career, and
has made straight runs Of 100 three
times at live birds He has contiri-
uous straight run of 2s4 at targets
made i'm two days shooting, and holds
tho worlds record of 12S straight from
the 20-yard mark. which was made at
Baltimore. October 4th. 1905, i'm open
tournaments and won % tournaments
of from two to four days duration. In
the 16-yard target events at the Grand
American Handicap this year. Mr.
Hawkins made a score of 40 straight
Evening journal., 1911-07-08
GIBBS TO COMPETE
IN HANDICAP SHOOT

II. d. Gibbs, OF Union City. Tenn.
who will shoot in the Eastern Handi-
cap here next week. is a comparative
newcomer among the professional
trap shooters of the country. bavin
left the amateur ranks in December
1909. Mr. Gibbs has an enviable rem
utation as an average winner in his
section Of the country. and Is widely
popular among the followers of the
sport throughout the South.
He began trap shooting i'm 1897
shooting in four tournaments. In
1908 he won the Lake to the Gulf
Championship and general amateur
average at Greenville. Miss, also in
ished second in the Amateur Cham
pionship of America at Columbus. o.
One Of Mr. Gibbs best perform
ances was at the Arkansas State
Shoot Little Rock, Ark. June $40.
1908. Mr.. Gibbs won the High Cen
eral Average with the excellent score
of 521-550 targets.
He is one Of the steadiest and most
consistent shooters facirg the trap
today.
Evening journal., 1911-07-08
WATCHING The SCORE BOARD


tragically.
a Red tho pitching
hit big twer of the He struck
fifteen Browns and didn't allow hit until the ninth.
actually pitched without balls
weakening a inning
nd a half separate the
once more Ty Cobb failed toget
thing for Cobb TO miss at least month with
hitting
Collins ready to 60 back the Athletics.
probably Detroit
all there again; this time against Cincinnati
the Pisburg grappe be-
fore the Superbas finally the decision in the twelfth
the advent of the St Louis Candi
nails season of recuperauon Its quite different now
Yesterday against Cincinnati,
chances second
Wal Coombs the American
League never pitched right
"a this and Walsh in about
Evening journal., 1911-07-08
SEAFORD HAS
SPEEDY TEAM
Sussex Boys Make Getaway
BY Winning Three
Straight
>-.-.-PENINsUrE, TOO, WILL
HAVE ANOTHER LEAGUE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
sEAFORD, Del, July S.-Deter-
mined to win the championship hon
ors Of tho Delaware and Maryland
League which is about TO be formed
by six clubs of The two States, Seaford
has started splendidly by banging
ont three straight victories and with
bright prospects of cinching the
fourth when they meet the Salisbury
team in that city today. Scafords
opening game was at fredericksburg
last Friday when they beat the Caro-
line county boys by score Of 10 B.
Moore was I'm fine condition and only
allowed six hits. The game was fast
and interesting
Two more games we're bagged at
Seaford on the Fourth. when Ashley,
the leaders of the All-Wilmington
League. went down before the locals
by scores Of s to ! and z to B.
Although the rules OF the league per-
init a team 10 use three hired players,
Seaford expects to have a strictly home
team However. exception was made
10 this on the Fourth. because the
local pitchers were not in condition.
Thompson. the leading twirier,
strained his arm early fn the season
and ~ yet Is unable % pitch Moore
and WILEY are the only tWir1ers and
they VII b. kept wcil worked. ac-
ccrti1z 20 the present schedule.
Esstcn. Cambridze. Federaisbarg
and Laurel are the other towns con-
Teupizf1uE me lezEue formation and
with these six teams Ga the swim
some fast ball is looked for
Last year 5eaford played an home
toys and were champions of the lover
perinsuia- They have the material
this year and expect 10 get their
share of the honors.
Evening journal., 1911-07-08
READY FOR
BIG SHOOT
Crack Target SmaSherS Of Ma
tiOnal Reputation to Bang
Away Here
FOUR DAY EVENT
OPENS ON TUESDAY

The eyes Of trap shooters through
out the country will be centered on Will
mington from now until next Thurs
day during which time the sixth east
ern handicap tournament will be held
on the DUPONT Gun Club grounds at
Newbridge. It will be the greatest
event Of its kind ever held in the State.
All arrangements have been completed
for the events and noted shots from
various states are entered.
The big shoot will be managed by
Elmer E. Shaner. secretary-treasurer
of the Interstate Association and he
will be assisted by officers of the local
club, together with T. S. Chalfant, OF
Atglen, Pa, who has assisted in the
Office management of the various
Grand American handicap and other
large tournaments; Luther ]. Squires,
who will be cashier; Bernard Elsesse,
Of York, Pa, who is a well-known Of
fetal at large tournaments, and Chas.
North.
Mr.. North, who is the manufacturer
Of the traps and targets to be used,
has arrived and has been placing
everything in shape for the events.
In order TO give the results to the
public as soon as possible the Postal
Telegraph Company has placed a pri-
vate wire on the grounds for the use
of the newspaper men. Another fea-
ture will be the showing of the films
of the Grand American Handicap shoot
which will be thrown on the screen al
the Opera House during the tourna-
ment
The opening event of Monday morn.
ing will be a race between Fred Gil.
bert, Of Spirit Lake, Iowa, and Lester
#. German of Aberdeen, Md, at 1Ol
double targets The winner will b,
awarded the DUPONT Challenge Trophy
silver pitcher, Is inches high, cost
ing $3.50.
Many special events have been ar
ranged for the visiting shooters anC
will include an Automobile ride OF
/ Tuesday afternoon and evening
through the Brandywine plants; Col
| onel Henry A. DUPONT and General 4
c. duPont's estates; along the parl
| drive and through the principal resi-
Dental section of the city. The auto
mobile trips will then end at the viii
/ mington Country Club where a buffe
| dinner will be served the guests.
A crab supper is planned for Wed
nesday evening, which, together will
numerous small dinners will be ten
dered to the visiting marksmen AL
d, the shooters entering for each day.
e program will be guests of the du
Pont Powder Company at lunch, serve,
at the club house
Many of the marksmen entered il
the tournament are already in tn,
city and viii likely be on hand at New
Bridge this afternoon at the regular
shoot. Among the most prominent ar,
Fred Gilbert, of Spirit Lake. Ia; Les.
ter German, of Aberdeen, Nd; Luther
Squires, of Pittsburg, Pa: Charles
North. of Cleveland, Ohio; II. L. Wor.
thington, of Rising Sun, Md; n. B
Severn and several Philadelphia
shooters.
Sundays Dinner will not be com
plete without CoXe's Ice Cream. Bell
Phone 736-242A, Fourth and Alams.