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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-21
Lake Mirror.

J. II. knowls. Tampa; G. G. Rogan
Chattanooga; p K Schumacher
Tampa Tribune; W. X. Gardener
Virginia Beach, Va, r. @. Mercer
II. Burnett, Ellaville, Fla; A. l..
Lindsy, Bell. Fla; K. +. Roberts
Wilcox. Fla; G. =. Mikell. Bel Fla. ;
ID. l." Hall. Kathleen; l.. H. cain,
Augusta, Ga; J. a. James. Augusta
Ga; \, a. Braddock. I.awty, Fla.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
.L|FE-TERMER KILLS
ANOTHER IN PRISON
SIMPLY SAYS HE WANTED TO
ADD ANOTHER SCALP TO HIS
BELT. -. !

,Folsnm, Cal.-aohn Op,cnhei1iFe ger,
murderer. robbcr and condemned 10
de, added another murder 20 his list
yesterday afternoon, when he killed
Francisco Quijada, also condemned
to die, with a piece of iron bar in
the corridor Of the prison here. The
killing was the result Of bad blood
that has existed between the Two
men for several months.
Both figured in a recent attempt
at Jail breaking and both We're SEN
fenced TO hang, under a new law.
which makes ii a capital offense for
a life termer to attempt to break
Jail.
Oppenheimer is one OF the most
notable criminals of the west. lie
had killed two men. and figured in
several attempted Jail deliveries. He
has been the most unruly prisoner
in the history of the local institu-
ton.
Il Just wanted to add another
scalp to my belt" is his only ex-
plaMation of his deed.
After the attack i'm the corridor.
his victim staggered TO his cell and
expired. The iron bar with which
the attack was made was wrenched
from a prison bucket. Only a few
days ago Quiiada Informed Warden
Riley that he would cheerfully meet
his fate on the gallows. if Open
heimer was hanged first. IF they
hang him first / will willingly put
the moose around my own neck"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21

IN Canada are nervous. The party
press and the political speakers arc
showing the nervous strain OF the
long fight and are less logical and
none reckless Than Il week ago.
Today 1t number of manufacturers
suspend operations and ordered out
their woikmen TO hear an anti-reci-
prociiy address, delivered in their
factory yards.
In OTTAWA this was done by f. B.
Eddy Co, of which the head is w.
II. Rowley, president of the Cana.
dian Manufacturers association. Tho
proprietors OF n large packing plant
stated TO their workmen that if roci,
procity carried, they would Nave ,c
close down.
Notices OF a similar character have
been issued by a number OF factory
men in this section.
Each side claims the victory, A
big vote is certain to be pollcd.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
w. c. II. L. NAMES
Estate OFFICERS

Aberdeen, s. D.-The State con
vention of the Woman's Christion
Temperance union for South Dakota
concluded its sessions last night with
a gold medal contest. During the
day officers We're elected for the next
year as follows: President, MIS-.
Anna r. Simmons, Fanlkton; vice
president. Mrs. Alice NJ. Picklor.
Faulkton; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Ruby Smart. Wessinglcn
Springs; recording secretarN. Mrs.
c. Il. Lun iquist. Milbank; treasul-
Mrs. l.. l.. Stafford, Milbank. X
S1ang peoples branch of the w. G.
I. u. was organized, and Mrs. NMna
Nice OF Aberdeen was elected Soc
rotary for the branch The conven-
ton was the largest attended of any
in the history of the organization
40 delegates being present, and ev-
GN local union being represented.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
THE COLLEGE OPENS
WITH USUAL PROGRAM
BEGINNING or THE FALL TERM
OF THE UNIVERSITY MARKED
WITH VERY INTERESTING
EXERCISES.

Dakota Wesleyan formally opened
the school year today with chapel ex-
ercises at 10 a. m. The student
BODY was represented in good force.
The largest faculty in the history Of
the school took their place; the new
members being duly presented by
President Kcrfoot.
After the opening words OF greet
ing by the president, DR.. Frank Do
ran, pastor Of tho Methodist Church
of 'Winona. Mimi, was introduced
and delivered the address of the day
upon the subject, The Hero and
the Lover"
DR.. Dornl sought in his address tic
answer the question. what is the
world for? 1t is q failure, we must
conclude, if it is merel. TO make mel
rich or Happy. but a good world il
it is to make character.
There are three desirable traits
of character. First, courage; an es-
..sential to success in any position OF
calling in life. 1t is the friction tina
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
CITY WINS IN LAST
COURT Of THE STATE |.
OF THE CITY AGAINST TEL
EPHONE COMPANY is ENDED
so FAR As STATE COURT is
CONCERNED.

After three years of litigation in
the circuit and supreme court of the
state a t~inality has been reached in
the ease of the City of Mitchell VS.. the
Dakota Central Telephone Co, in
which the city has sought OF collect
the tax due on the earnings of the
company under the franchise grant
ed it a number of years ago.
Word was received from Pierre to-
day announcing the decision of the
supreme court for a %rehearfng asked
for By the telephone company, which
the supreme court has cenied., Ac-
cording to a statement by City At
tornR Miller this decision puts an
end to the litigation in this state, the
telephone company having exhaust
ed everything in its behalf to staye
off paying the judgment Which the
supreme court or&o!cd it 10 pay. 1t
will be remembered ,hat the court
ordered Judge Smith TO enter judg-
mcnt against the company for the
city. which he Gid and the company
then appealed from the judgment,
later asking for Il %rehearing. which
the suprume body denied.
This action was commenced three
years ago, Sept. %, 1908, when the
first complaint in the case was filed
with the telephone company. 1t has
dragged along at a slow pace, one
year OF which it was tied up in the
circuit court waiting for the decis-
ion, which, however, was against the
city, but in all the efforts made be-
fore the supreme court the clly has
been successful.
With the last decision ending all
further litigation n his state, the
city. officials are going to insist on an
Immediate settlement Of the claim,
and it is further intimated that the
city will brook of little delay. if it
is the intention of the company to
camy the ease to the supreme court
of the United States for the last pos
sible hope of winning out against
the city. 1t has been intimated in
statements from the telephone Off
Gals and attorney that there was a
probability OF the case being taken
tot the supreme court of the Urited
States. And the city simply insists
that if such is the intention of the
telephone company it must be done
without delay.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
DOCTORS EXAMINE
CHILD MURDERER
III HURON MAN is MERELY SHAM.
MING TT WILL HAVE EFFECT
ON CASE.

Huron. S. D.-The condition ti
Matter w O'Brien, Who is confined
mere in the county Jail. charged with
the murder OF his four weeks old
child, remains about the same. if
there is any change he is becoming
more violent. and is giving further
evidences OF insanity.
Drs. +. L.. Glass and E. B. TAYLOR
we're appointed a committee to en-
anime him as to his sanity. They
have been at the Jail twice TO see
him, and intend to make the eNami-
nation extend ove several days, 2s
his condition is such that one exam
ination could not throw any light on
it. DR.. Taylor gave it as his opinion
today that the man was demented,
aud not suffering from tremens
brought on by drink, although he
said it was impossible to make a
definite assertion that such was T. e
case.
The police of the city and the coun-
ty authorities are still somewhat of
the opinion that O'Brien is having
tremcns. or did have it and is new
getting over it. If this is the case,
a few days will tell for the disease
will terminate within something like
a week, unless it is of a very unusual
character.
The. physicians who are watching
O>Bricn I investigating his family
history, to the end that they may
learn whether or not any member
of his family ever suffered from any
mental disorder. The statement
made by his wife shortly after the
crime that nothing Of the sort was
known in the family.
1t is of great importance that
G'Brion's condition be tightly deter
mined. If he We're merely having
tremens or shamming insanity his
liability before the law would be
much greater than if he were actual
ly and permanently demented. On
the other hand, if he is only tenn
porarily mad and becomes normal
again, his case will present difficult
ties OF various kinGs. At present he
is very violent and talks and shouts
the greater part of the time.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21

Tiffany & CO., and in!aid with jewels;
floors that are inlaid with pearl and
ivory and life-sized statutes in
bronze and gold, commemorative of
he arch angel Mo.oni and tie early
prophets OF the cHaren.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21

must be owe. come, that makes the
perscn rise. Tic difficulties are the
explanation and the oauroge with
which We meet them arc What make
for success.
Next, kindness gives a balance 10
courage. 1t is a blending of the
spirit of courage, OF Tenderness that
goes to make men and women. There
fore, if the world rs Tor the purpcse
OF making men and women, then it
is the ideal world. The third essen
ton is The spirit of sincerity. The
righteous man is the nan who is true
in the dark az Well as the light.
Tho college life, With the conso-
Grated faculty is the students op.
%portunity. Whatever the past let TIL,
future be glorious. All Is we'll. Thoie
is nothing to be afraid OF. If life:
opportunity is Gods opportunity
then it is life itself, and Life i.
worth while"
The address was mastery and tc
the point. DR.. Doran is a man o
convincing personality and has ;
message for all.
The regular school work began 8.
1870 p. IN. The enrolment is prc.
crossing and promises 10 be up to Thu
previous year.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
NOT THE ONLY ONE
THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF NIT
CHELL PEOPLE SIA-...AI;IA
SITUATED.

Can there oe any stronger proof
offered than the evidence of Mitchell
following, quietly answer the ques-
residents? After you have read the
ton.
Paul stowell. 4l2 L. Seventh Ave,
Mitchell. S. Oak, says: u believe
my kidney trouble was the result Of
the hardships endured while i'll the
army. was afflicted for fifteen
years With this complaint. There was
y dull ache in the small OF my back
directly over my kidneys and my
joints became stiff ana sore.
could hardly do my work and often
had totbe assisted in turning in bed.
Dizzy spells also distressed me and
the kidney secretions We're immature
al. l., was fast becoming run down
when boan's Kiuncy pills we're Zee
ommefded to me as a cure for kid
ney disease. ! procured a supply at
Diehl Il Browns Drug Store ana af-
ter | had taken the contents OF four
boxes, ] felt better in every way"
Theoabove statement was given in
August 1900 and was confirmed by
Mr.. St9well on. August %, 1910. He
said: During the three years that
have elapsed since | publicly recon-
mended Doan's Kinney Pills, ] have.
had no trouble from my back or kid
ncys. ,poan's Kidney Pills have my
-ndorsament at all times"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
ents. Foster-Miiburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, ~sole,agents for the United
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
DEATH or Mrs MoRGAN

Al her home Northwest OF Nit
chell and soutAwes, Of Loomis OH
THURSDAY evening, SEPT. 9TH. oc-
CURED the death OF Mrs. John Nor
gan, aged AS years, 10 months, 90
days.
Mrs. Morgan had not been well
for about two weeks, YET was not
considered seriously i'll. but death
came Very suddenly from apopleXy.
She was a woman who was dear
}y loved by all who enjoyed her in
tlnat acquaintance and was natur-
ally of a quiet and ~unassuming dis
position.
She was the mother Of fourteen
children: Ella, Minnie, Hugh. James.
Mae, Mark, Edward. Bernard, Vim
cent, Joseph, Anna, Willie Margare,
and Dannie. all of whom With her
husband, two brophels and one sis
ter are lett 10 mourn t!.o ,css otStlfi4
tnoir loved one. 7
ne laG.liy moved TO their pres
ont home near LOOMS from the vi
cinity Of Carroll la. about I ID
years ago and since that time have
made many warm friends in this
community.
The funeral services in charge OF
Rev. G. Z. O'Flahcrty were held on
Monday morning. at the Holy Fam.
lily church i'll this city, where Tie
family have been loyal and regular
attendants since making their home
in this vicinity.
The in,crment was made in the
Catholic cemetery, and the following
We're the pallbearers: James Lyons
I. +. Tourney, John O'Donnell, p. j
Callan, l.. j. 'Wclch, NJ. +. Patton.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Pierre, S. DIN the supreme
court today. petitions for %relearing
were denied in the cases of Polt VS.
c.. NJ, and st. r. railway Co.; Ha-
gen VS. Townsend and White; Lun-
schen VS. Barnhart; Peter Mintener
Lumber Company VS. Harvey; Yes
seH VS. Solberg; Longtime VS. Lar
SON; City Of Mitchell VS. Dakota Cen
trail Telephone Company: ard two
entitled Whaley VS. Vedal..
Petitions We're granted for rehcar-
ings liz cases Of Hamm Brewing COM
rany VS. 'Wiggam; and Taylor VS.
White River Valley Railway Com.
pany.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
KRAFT'S MURDER
WAS PR0BED AND
LAID TO FRIEND
Coroner's Inquest
Brings Charge
Against Gentry
MEN WERE FRIENDS
Travelled Together From
Croker Gentry was
Easily Identified
WERE FRIENDS

Woonsocket, 5. ID. = That Gus
Kraft came to his death at the hands
of his friend and travelling compan-
ion was the verdict reached by the
coroner's inquest into the death of
Kraft. kraft's body was found sew
Ell miles east OF lW~oonsocket Monday
after it laid there for a week.
Tn" co"oaer's inquest was started
yesterday morning. and was adjourn
ed TO this morning to await the ar
rival OF two men from Crocker, S.
ID. The verdict of the Jury vas 10
the effect that Gus Kraft came TO his
death by being shot i'm the head With
a shotgun in The hands OF one Charles
Gentry.
The two men came from Croker
early this morning and gave their
testimony before the jury. They
stated that Gentry and Kraft started
away from Croker several weeks
ago in a small wagon with a view of
driving over the country. Crockel
is a small town in the northern part
of Clark county, on the North West
err railroad. Both men stated they
wole we'll acquainted with Gentry
and gave a close description of Cen
tlN and ntSn az Il "a 81. ,-lia1, Nc ~
mains of the dead man Substantial
ed.
y young boy corroborated the tes-
timonN OF the two mel as to the APP
|pc2rance OF Gentry. He stated that
a week ago Sunday the Two men
drove u the farm where is work
ing and made some inquiries about
the roads in that section, and that
he took particular notice OF both
lied exactly with thai given by the
Two men from Croker. On that
testimony the murder of Kraft was
charged to Gentry.
After leaving the farm the men
drove toward the grove and stop
ped. 1t was there that the murder
was committed. The surrounding
circumstances indicated that Gently
took his partner unawares ana shot
him from the rear. The shot was
evidently at very short range, be
cause of the entire charge passing
through the mans hat and only maxi
ing a small hole, no larger than a
dollar. Nearly the entire head of the
e,ad was blown off. The quantity OF
blood which saturated the ground at
the spot where the body was found
was further evidence that the muir
der was committed there. and mol
some where else and the body taken
to the grove for hiding. 1t was not
developed at the inquest whether
Kraft had any money that WOULD
tempt Gentry to murder or whethc.
they had a quarrel and the killing
followed.
Word was received this morning
from kraft's mother, who lives III
New Jersey. Who said she was unable
to pay the expense of sending the
body back to her for burial. so it is
kelly t.lat tho interment will be
made here by the county
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
Madrid spain.-The center Of th

Madrid Spain The center of the
rebellion is at Valencia. where =
600 revolutiouists under a former
army officer arc marching on the
town. King Alfonso has taken per
sonal command and telegraphed or,
ders to all commanding officers that
they will be held personally RESPONSE.
bic for the Suppression Of the rebel.
lion with an iron hand. A battle is
expected near Valencia soon. 4,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21

Worthwhile, S. D.-The filling OF 4
baby's milk bottle was the innocent
cause OF Hooker Serfling, a pioneer
resident of Sphinx county, being acct
dentally shot and seriously wounded.
He and other members OF his and
his family We're in a buggy, having
been hunting, and he had a loaded
10-gauge shotgun between his knees,
with the hammers Gown. The milk
bottle Of his sons baby becomins
empty his sons wife asked him II
fill the bottle from a pail OF milk un-
der the buggy eat upon which he
was sitting.
In STOPPING over one of the ham.
mers must have come into contact
with the edge Of the seat, for the
weapon was discharged. The charge
struck the unfortunate mar about
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
MEETING WILL BE
HELD AS STATED
FOR DISCUSSION
Mitchell Meeting Has
Not Been Called off
as lntilnated
BRISTOW TO COME
Kansas Senator is Expected
10 be Present and Speak
AT the Meeting
BRISTOW TO COME

During corr u@lacc week there
Will be a gathering OF the Republi.
can Progressive League. which will
be weld Sept. IS. Tine meeting viii
be called TO oder at II O'Clock a.
n, and sessions Will be held during
the afternoon.
Statements have cmanatcd from
Huron and other points In the state
that this meeting had been called
off. which, however, is absolutely
unauthorized. John Sutherland, OF
letter to The Republican states that
the meeting will surelM be held, and
that some prominent men will be
present itof discuss tho questions
which are 10 be presented.
Foremost among the speakers is
Senator Bristow, of Kansas, who
stands in the forefront of the pro-
grcssive republicans of the country,
and doubtless hc will present some
facts relative to the proper timber
for the presidential nomination.
Senator Bristow's record in the
senate has been with the progressive
element, and he stands prominent
for the aggressive features OF that
faction OF the party, but not to the
extent. he believes, that the putting
into execution the principles TO!
which he and they are fighting for
will have any bat effect on the bust
ness OF the country.
In the discussion of the PRESIDENT
ial timber it is not understood that
this is to be a strictly LA Toilette
meeting, and that Il further effort
will be be made to carry the state
for him, but, rather. to advise on
the question whether President Taft
has a justiliable claim on the re.
publican of South Dakota. Should
it be determined at this meeting
that the president las no claim,
based on his four years of admins
,ration, the next logical question
that will be taken up is whom the
South Dakota republicans will sup
port in the place of Taft.
The proposed new primary law
which is TO be voted upon at the
next general election, is to be dis.
cussed relative to its being a gocG
measure i'll the interest Of good gov
eminent.
Senator Crawford. Governor YES
sey and others OF state prominence
are to speak, and it is probable that
Ex-Governor llonh, OF Kansas, will
be present to give an address.
1t is cXpecte1 that the gathering
will attract a very large number of
republicans throughout the state
to aid in reaching the determine
ton or the presidential propsition
There will be no relation. it is
understood, between the coming
meeting in Mitchell. and the one held
at Huron last week, at which time
definite action was taken With ref
crence to the support Of Senator La
Toilette so far as The men present
at that meeting are concerned. The
Huron meeting did not touch on the
primary proposition, in that it was
Il strictly Lal'ollette gathering, and
il was the desire of the promoter. II.
O. Richards. to eliminate anything
which would have a tendency to de-
feat the purpose of that convention.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their many acts Of Kindness dur
ing the death and burial OF our be
loved wife and mother. and for the
beautiful floral tributes.
John Morgan and Family.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-09-21

Dr.. Cox's Painless blister, price
soc. - absolutely path les and IL
uaranteed for cpavin, curbs, splints,
sweeney, etc. For sale by ali urus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
BIG FIRE IN MERCER STREET
Stubborn Early Morning Blaze
Does 100000 Damage.

Firemeu battled for more than an hour
early this morning with blaze which
started in the building at No III Mercer
street and extended To the adjoining build
ing at No 49, and the flames were not
oxtinguished until they did damage to the
amount of 100000 The Broadway Rouss
Building was threatened for time but
the fremen succeeded after much difficulty
in keeping the fire from spreading TO that
place
Engine Company -. in command of Bat
TALON Chief Murray, was the first 10 ar
rive on the scene BY this time the fire
had enveloped the entire building, and Muir
raw sent i'm a second alarm, which brought
Chief Kenlon. who turned in third.
Michael Shea, of Engine Company %,
was badly bruised about the body by a
fall from a flight of stairs at No. 1lo lie
and several other fremen had rushed up
tho stairs with a hose attached to the
high pressure. and was knocked down when
they lost control of the nozzle He was
attended by Dr. Archer and taken back 10
the quarters of his company.
Some Of the firms which suffered from
the fire are the Empire Suit and CLOAK
Company. the Dazman Manufacturing
Companv and the Nelson Manufacturing
Company, at No. 1l9. and the H. HUGO
Fisher Novelty Company, and the John
Ecclls Steam Power Company, at NO. liz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-13
TEETH TRAP TRAVELLER
Tattooed Man, Alleged Forger,
To Be Brought Here.

Three broken teeth and two tattooe1 arms
are too easy marks of Identification for a
man to have il he Is wanted by the police
especially II the broken teeth are in IRON:
and one OF the tattooed arms bears Jap
anesc geisha standing on IA bali the other
dragon. Detective Barney" Flood. of
the Central Office. will sail to-day on the
Mauretania To bring lack the man with
the broken teeth and tattoos. lie Is Henry
Pahanny, alias Herman Anthony. alias An
thony Herman. and is wanted for getting
two blank drafts from the Bank OF Denora
Penn. and forging the name of Henry r.
Craven, the cashier. to one for $500.
In June. just after he forged the check
he got "A furniture dealer In East 18th street
TO identify him at the Bank of Europe
First avenue and 7ith street; got the check
cashed and sailed for the other side on
August 10 on the olympic. with his wife
Flood wired Scotland Yard. hut Pahanny
got Jon as a stoker and left the Olympic
In his Back, greasy overalls at Southamp
ton. foling the English detectives. Later
they found him on A train bound for Lon.
don. thanks 10 the broken teeth and the
tattoos. Flood has a warrant from Presi
dent Taft.