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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
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SEMI.ANNUAL
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Price Sale
In Full Swing

In the five great cities
where my stores are To-
Gated my Half = Price
Sales are regarded and
watched for az the two
big, best clothes-buying
times of the seasons.
Especially here in New
York they always create
the most intense interest.
Do you wonder, when
they can come here now
and buy Merchant Tai
lors' uncalled-for gar
ments and GEORGES
Custom Built MODEL
Clothes in profuse as
sortmcnts, aggregating
thousands of two and
three piece Sack Suits,
Walking, Prince Albert,
Dress and Tuxedo Suits,
light = weight Overcoats,
Cravenettes, ETC., at q
saving of 50%l
I'm not reserving a gar
rnent from this clearing,
everything goes, from
the n e " e t Norfo k
model to the most staple
blue serge.
H>r> Apa <h> Rad,,~$Sons.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
When You Feel Jealous Panq
It's q Sign You Are Hard Hit

There Are other Signs
That Cupid Is a Good
Marksn,an, but the Un-
willingness to Share a
Good Thing Seems to
Haze First Call.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
THEN YOU HOPE FOR
BEST BUT FEAR MOST.
Seriously Best Test of
Girls Lore Is Fact She's
Willing to Marry, Says
Mrs. EdDfh T.McGrath,
AuthOreSS.
Marguerite NOoers Marshall.
How DO you know when you are
in lover


in lover
Because you want to spend money"
says. In effect, Francis W. Crownin-
shield, representing the New York bach
elors. or course, Mr. crowninshi eld has
a Widespread reputation as . humorlst
In this discussion does his witty analysis
OF the benedict-ino state OF mind contain
truths as well as eplgrams7 What do
other young men think about Il?
In the mean time Mrs. .Edythe r. Me-
Grath. Huthoress and president OF two
prominent; woms<'s clubs. offers further
elucidatlon OF the case OF the lovelorn
maiden. am rather afraid OF Mrs Nc
Grath's conclusions: l don't like to think
OF them rs anywhere near universal In
their application. I wonder II other New
York girls will not agree with me- But
read tho tests and Judge for yourselves:
when you are In love-
1irst-You are chiefly giad be-
cause you have secured . prospso-
i've permanent msai-tiokst.
osoond-You plan fsvsrtshiy for
. trousssau which shall outshins
that Of any OF your young mar
,4.n S,s.ra.
Tn,-n-yo, a.. .,>,..,v .rr.u.
IN you, a.,o.-h. ,,rht yst AZ.
cape.
A.. ,.v.- ..o,sN ~ood tsans. 20
- ..o,.I
v,ss~-- .,,,, - .h.
N-sr,s "a. 40. o., ~. 49,. INIT
s-n.,. a.. vor.t
$500, ..,.
eVeN rnereH " S'N'
SELVES sometimes.
These are the sentiments OF the av-
erage New York girl before her mar
rtage." Mrs. McGrath maintained. deter
minedly. "a good many Of them won't
admit Il; they prefer even to cheat
themselves But " an honest one can
| be found I believe she VIII confess
that her hour Of love contains moth
" Sms m. 80. S sa man, ansn ''e e''o'
And A, IAN. m. f.u,, q, IN. ,,,s.
that romance A I, ~. formally nm.
derstood. has departed from our n,,dst
What modern man can .ven urd.r.
stand m. r.vsrsn,,., vor.h,n,,,, ~
ton which was showersd upon IN.
Southern bellies IN the days .befo. A.
wah?' The very language In Witch
mon sp~ak IN women hs. chsns.A ~.
Hello, Kid,' and Baby DOLL instead al
| Beloved and 'Adored One BY their
| ,,,,, ~e
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
Chinese Rrisand. Take Town.

Annoy, China, July i9.-Native press
dispatches report that brlgAnS@ have
captured Hinghws - iyHaasant city
In Fokasn Provtbka oss1ssA StwsiAn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
IT, COURT ENDS
SIX BIG SUITS ON
SURFACE TRACTION
Report of Special Master in an
Action Involving 49, 900, 900
Is Affirmed.

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals to-day handed down six opin.
ions which practically closed the sur
face traction Iitlgation-ghich has occu-
pied the attention OF the Federal Courts
OF this district for the last nve years.
Regarding the petition of the receiv-
ers OF the Metropolitan Street Railway
company for an order directing the re-
reiver OF the New York City Railway
Company TO deliver to them. the pro-
cceds OF an action against the Metro
politan Securities Company, Guaranty
trust Company. the Farmers. Loan and
Trust Company and others. Judge Ward
IN an opinion concurrcd in by judges
|oNe ana Noyes affrms the decree
OF .ne lower court with certain modi-
flcations.
me Judgment In the action at law"
says Judge Ward. was for the unpaid
balance OF a sum OF 100000 owed by
the Securities Company to the CITY
company under a contract dated May
* 1907 The action in equity was to
recover the amount OF an alleged
wrongful diversion OF the capital OF The
city Company to the treasure OF the
Securities Company. The settlement OF
Doth claims being for lump sum in
cash and notes. S5.5V0.oCo cash and four
collateral improvement Ave per cent.
notes Of the Metropolitan Street Rail-
way Company for 100000 each. Il re-
manned to determine in what proportion
that fund should be applied to The
claims respectively.
REPORT OF THE SPECIAL MAS.
TER Is AFFIRMED.
THE Special Master and the court
below determined that the cash and
notes should be apportioned ratably be-
tween the judgment in the action at
law (after deducting the amount OF
securities on appeaD and tho claim In
the equity action. We approve OF this
conclusion as being as fair q method
as any that has been suggested or that
has occurred to u.s.
The opinion OF Judge Noyes on seven
appeals in the New York City Railway
Company and Metropolitan Street
Railway Company receivership suits
was concurred In by Judges Coke and
Ward.
In the matter Of the appeal present.
ing the question whether the losses
incurred in operating the leased rail-
way system during the irst part Of
the receivership should be borne by
the estate OF the lessor corporation
or that OF the lessee CORPORATION.
called the Termination Of Lease Pro-
ceedings." Judge Noyes holds that the
decree appealed from should be modi-
fed so as to conform TO the report OF
the Special Master, and as % modified
Is affirmed.
As a result Of the appeal presenting
the question whether a certain claim
of the Metropolitan Express Company
for damages for breach of contract ID
provable against the estates OF the
Metropolitan and City Companies. and
involving a general inquiry into the
rules governing the PROBABILITY or
claims In equity receivership causes
called THE Express Company's Ap-
peal" the decree OF the lower court Is
reversed and the case IL remanded
with instructions to allow the claim
for the nominal damages and for such
substantial damages as upon further
hearing may be established.
DECREE MODIFIED TO ALLOW
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-19
Now
10

Owing to the 20 PEI. cent rsdue-
tioss I an. obliged durinx this sale,
to refrain from making refunds or
eyehanges. Nothing sent G. o. D.
~ on Approval. and necessary ~.
tesst lions charged for ct cost.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
NURSE LOST ALL MEMORY
OF HER FATAL MISTAKE

IOnkers. n. y, Oct - Florence
Harris, the nurse who by mistake
administered acid instead of salts.
causing the death Of Mrs. Abr-lm
Iiaight, IA patient at the Momeo-
p;.thic hospital here. awokc this aft
crnoon after tweny-four hours of
due to a collapse
upon realizing her error. Physicians
say the nurse seems to have lost all
recollection Of what took place when
caring for Mrs. Ilaight. Upon awak-
ehing Miss Harris asked for drink
OF water. She recognized several
nurses. but greatly to the surprise
os the physicians did not refer to her
mistake. The doctors decided not TO
question hcr regarding the mistake,
foaring any mention Of the affair
would tfiH serond collapse TIL"
author.ti.a have not learned how the
acid came be in the medicine cab
ilct next to the salts.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
WILSON A 3 TO / FAVORITE
IN NEW YORK BETTING

New York, Oct. 2o.-Bettins men
in the Wall street district are begin
ming to take more interest in the
coming elections. and it is rrcf tied
that within the next two vi c';3
there will be more wage H4ade
tran have been up TO date Oiis on
u General result are aio9I un-
ii. rs far as the prea.GcH"y Is
.A>erncd. with Mr.. WI n s:jll l
heavy fayoritc a; 8 to and Pccsi-
don't Taft and Colonel RIO -clt ran-
ming neck and neck i9r the g ond
choice at to 3.
On the State clerjinrs ther h,S
been a shortening o. odds on Saizer,
who has gone from 10 ID t. >.
Hedges is now bcin" quoted at to :
ard Straus at 10 ). Considerable
n oney is ayailab!c at these figures.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
::H'US BUREAUS
REPORT ON CONDITION
ur COTTON CROP
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Oct. 2J.-Thc Census
Bureaus report on condition of cot
ton issued today contains the follow
ing information: Ginning prior tu
Oct. Is, G,S3S,S4I bales; rom
bales. il.753; Sea Island, I5,70i;
.N,.bama. a",.:73; Florida, 23,3Il;
Georgia. 1870; Mississippi, 3l7,-
3o1; North Carolina, 35G,OS1; South
Carolina. 539,5l4; Sea Island; Flo.-
ida. G,931; Georgia. 1897; South
Carolina, S3G.
East Mississippi ginnings fell be-
low last years, while west of the
river last years figures were exceed
"a in every State. Texas sinned to
Oct. Is a greater quantity by more
than half million bales than ever
before.
The Bureau also announced the
worlds production for the 1911
crop at s22,297, 900 bales of 500
pounds net. Consumption for tho
year ending with August, 1912. is
hlaced at 22.O77.0oo bales.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
THE CAT GOT HOME
BEFORE HE DID.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct 25.--That eats
come back, according to the saying.
Robert Robinson an engineer on the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad,
can affirm today. For some time
there has been cat in the Robinson
household classcd as undesirable.
When Robinson's wife insisted thai
the feline be done away with the en-
ginccr 'baggcd" the eat and pre-
pared to take il with him on trip.
When Robinson left on his run last
night he took the cat Az he was
passing over a stream about sixty
miles from this city he hurled the
imprisoned pussy into the water.
When the baggcd cat fell into the
water the string on the bag broke
ard the cat came ashore, making its
way to 4 railroad switchman's shan
ty nearby, and he put the way
farer in an empty coal car In Il
freight train, which brought it into
Mckee's Rocks. When Robinson ar
rived home this morning from his
run he found the cat under the stove
ard his wife sarcastic.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
COMING ELECTION SCARES
NOBODY IN SANFORD P. o.

Regardless OF who is elected iI
November thcv" will be no change
in the s; Ilord postOfIice. Should
Mr.. ! Il he elected of course the
'.@hent postmaster, {. +. lIaSkins,
VIII still hold the job. II Mr.. RoOsc-
Welt should happen 10 be elected IIar-
old ilashinS will hold the job of
po tmaster and change places with
hia parent. II the Socialists win un-
der the leadership Of Mr.. DcbS the
genial DWIGHT I'abbctt can change
positions with one ol the lIaskins
and all will be well. Wilson of course
will win and this brings the sub
jtct into real politics because Miss
Muller is the original suffragette
and strong Wilson advocate. In case
Miss Muller falls down on the suf-
fragcttc problem Mr.. Wilson will
take either one of the Wright boys,
and all viii be peace and prosperity
il The postofiicc and still no changes
il the personnel. Now if this is no,
The lest frame up in Florida or any
other State We have never heard OF
it. ','hc only bet overlooked in the
deal was the Prohibition candidat:
and it seems 10 be the opinion of the
postoiIice force that Mr.. Chaiin has
no chance to be elected However,
should he slip in and become pres.-
dent the present cfIlcc force has ar
ransed a deal with Capt. X. II.
Marks to take the Office under Mr..
Chain and keep the present office
force working. with the proviso that
no future money orders for booze be
accepted by Capt Marks, should he
be appointed. Sanford .ieram.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
VETERANS WILL MEET
NEXT IN PENSACOLA
Lakeland Made Big Effort to Secure
Next Reunion. But It Goes to
Pensacola.

\ telegram from Lake City today
T. the Evening Telegram announces
that Lakeland Was unsuccessful in
the effort to capture the 1913 re.
union Of the Confederate Veterans
and that Pensacola was chosen as tn,
piacr OF the next meeting.
The Lakeland dele cation worked
hard to secure the meeting and NJ
) Il. Smith, who was sent up by the
Board OF Trade, was active and inde-
ialisablc, but the Deep Water city
beat us to it this time. The Tele-
gram regrets that the citizens Of
Lakeland will not have the oppor-
lunity to entertain the old soldiers
as would have been their pleasure:
but we hope they'll all be spared to
BE- with us at later date.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
COURT PROBING
INTO JOHNSON
CAMERON AFFAIR
tBy Associated Press.)
OTHERS BEING IMPLICATED AND
MANY WITNESSES WILL TURN
ON THE LIGHT.

Chicago. Oct. 25.--Deputy United
States marshal today served many
snbpocnas on persons who are to ap-
pear before the federal grand jury
next Monday when the investigation
It Jack Johnson in the Lucille Came
ron ease will be resumed.
More than one hundred witnesses
have been summoned. The mother
and the girl occupy the same cell ut
Rockford to keep the girl under her
influence \ subpoena has been is.
sued for !; prominent west side man
uiactllrcl, lao is said to have in
lroduccd The ,irl to tlc negro pugil-
list in the laitcr's cafe. Sig. Hart.
Il prominent sporting man, has also
0crn summoned
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
taUAL PAY PLAN WON'T
WORK IN NEW YORK

We" York, Oct. 25.-The public
@oo!> of New York city are today
to lac" with one of the results
I've equal pay law, which secured
'-' saiar.ts fer men and women
- lA.s ceii the boa.i vi
-H2n viii appoint as teachers in
AeAt2ry school 39S women
g 'A'E-two men and with these
..'.A'Aen;s the eligiale list OF
@.iiicants is exhausted. II Is
-..e That any more men
IS will be appointed for many
-or the waiting list shows sSS
"hs 10 men. and the reduc-
I'd mons salaries has made it
q 10 set men to apply.
'"' yeas ago mems salaries were
'-''i gre ter than they are today.
TIE equal pay law went into
man teacher started at $500
mt to s2,15o in twelve years;
-tarts at s720 and may hope
$1,000 after fifteen years.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
TO HONOR MEMORY OF
HEROIC NEwS3oY.

Washington. Oct. 25 Biiiy
Rurh. Cary. Ind. newsboy who ave
his life that a girl whom h. iad ae.-
er known might live, mly b.. on
ored in very excepticnai W.: 1t
the capital of the nation Al ray
officer has started what may d eli p
into 4 general movement h IRE ~ d.
rating Sc In the name d Billy Rugh
to a fund that is now i'jn- raised To
carry ont extensive in T.rovements &c
the Working Boys it is
expected there will be q con-
trihutions az a tribute TO the Gary
hero.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
MUST
FACE Death IN
ELECTRIC CHA|I||
JURY DECLARES POLICE LIEU.
TENANT GUILTY OF ROSEN-
THAL'S MURDER
(By Associated Prcss.)

New York. Oct. 25.-Twclve me-
who today refused to discuss thci
deliberations, returned verdict o
guilty. at two minutes past midnigh
this morning, in the ease of POlie
Lieutenant Becker, charged, with 81,
others. with the murder Of HERNIA
ROsenthal.
Supreme Court Justice Goff vii
fix the time of the prisoners cXccu
tion in the electric chair later. Th,
defense is preparing an appeal and .
request for a stay Of execution. Mrs
Becker tainted when she heard tn,
verdict. The prisoner was rcmandc'
until Oct 80,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
TITS IS PROBABLY A JOKE.

Mr.. ". H. Carter, editor and part
owner of the Jacksonville Metrop-
ellis. is among the passengers aboard
the Clyde line steamer Apache.
"hieh arrived in port from New
York early yesterday afternoon and
sai'ed for Jacksonville last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter have tesn
spending some time in New York.
While the vessel was in port yes
terday they took a look over the
city. Mr. Carter stated to a re>ort-
er that he Is making preparations
to go into farming and IT,. he will
quit the newspaper busiaeq for the
raising Of ginseng.-Charies.c g.
CO. News and Courier.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
Published in the Best Town in the Best Part of the Best
KENTUCKY GIVES MORE THAN
WAS ASKED OF HER.

Louisville. Oct. 25--Kentucky is
the first State in the Union to re-
srond to the assessment Of the Demo-
cratic national committee by con
trlbutins her full quota to the Viii
son-Marshall campaign fund, accord
ing to johnson y. Camden, chairman
OF the state campaign committee,
who returned from Chicago today
The national committee asked Ken.
tucky to contribute $4,000. This
amount. however, was exceeded by
the enterprising Kentucky Demo.
Gratis, who sent $4,000 to the ma
tiOnal chairman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
TESTIMONY LOOKS BAD
FOR THE MINISTER
Former Superintendent Of North
Carolina Orphan Home on Trial
on Serious Charge.
by Associated Press. !

Grccnville, Oct. 35 A l6-ycar-Oli
rirl, "A former inmate of the Odd Eel
lows Home here, testified today il
the trial OF Rev. +. U. Vaughn,
charged with assaulting three little
girl inmates, while superintendent nt
the Home last May. She said she
was but fourteen when Vaughn first
made advances, and year later she
was taken into his home. The testi-
mony is being heard in open court.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
LODGE Of ELKS
IN LAKELAND HAS
BEEN ORGANIZED
THIRTY.TIVE CHARTER MEM.
BERs AT ORGANIZATION IN MA.
SONIC HALL LAST NIGHT.

Last night at the old Masonic
hall, in the Groover-Morgan build
ing, Lodge No. 1891, OF the BenevO-
lent and Protective Order of Elks,
was duly organized. There were
score or more of distinguished Wis
itors from Tampa, jacksonville,
Ocala. Gainesville and other points,
the lodge being instituted by the
Tampa Lodge, and the installation
being presided over by Walter Det-
wilcr, Grand Exalted Ruler.
The lodge starts out with a men,
bcrslip OF thirty-iiyc, consisting OF
some OF the best business people Of
Lakeland, and it goes without say
Ing that ii will soon have very
large membership, and will doubt
less be one of the foremost lOd 5es in
the state.
The following officers were duly
Installed:
Exalted Rulcr--O. NJ. Eaton.
Esteemed Leading Knight. ID.
Bassctt.
Esteemed Loyal Knight % 5
Van lluss
Esteemed I.rrturing Knight
J Drane
Secretary George Moore
Treasurer T. II. Monk
Isquirc--J Fred DeBarry
Tyler y. B. Ostccn.
Inner Guard Il. &. Alexander.
After the conclusion of the insta,
lation ceremonies, an elaborate ban
quct was served and smoker en-
joyed. being the first of many pleas
ant gatherings which this club will
enjoy.
For the present the lodge room
will remain ut the present location,
but when the postofiicc building is
completed the entire third floor will
be occupied for the purpose
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
JAIN S. BEARD RETURNS
TO FLORIDA TO LIVE

lion John $. Beard and famiI:
1yo returned to Pensacola after i
''mporary residence of about two
,earS in Virginia. Mr.. Beard OK
'resscs himself as more than glad to
81 back to the city where he lived
icr 80 many years and says the only
hing thai can move him away again
s The undertaken.
'nS' before leaving Virginia. MIR.
''art had the pleasure of hearing
Aaar W Underwood and Other
non' democrats speak at a
"aa rally and he had the prisi-
slsa Of entertaining Mr.. Under
- bis home after the meeting.
mnCh impressed with the
-aets ability and partiru-
saith his grasp of the tariff
u.
ans generally will be glad
N nat Mr. Beard is to again
'. .aeAt here e.--Pcnsacola Jour
,J
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
A TELEPHONE SERVICE NOT
QUITE UP TO DATE.

Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 25.--Thc
Ohio Public Service today discovered
perhaps the most remarkable 10 nj
telephone service in the country.
Permission WAS sought by another
company to buy the Amelia lnde-
pendent Telephone Go. to improv" its
service. The commission inquired
why The imrlia concern kept NJ y
orator. and was told that il colld
not afford to keep up sr:,Icc. erd
how subscribers were able - H,c
tloir Telephones. tie oi'irials ll'l.
e We'll. If any one gocy by Co'ttl
end hears the hell ring. Why ~" aat
naturally drops in and maxi ihc
come, ton. if he knows how
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
MILLER TURNS UP AND
TAKES CHARGE OF FAMILY.

As briefly noted in the Telegram
last eYcning. Fred Miller, whose
wife a. d children have been here on
the rh rity Of the city several days,
showed up yesterday afternoon lie
had rather lame excuse, that he
had written them countcrmandins
his in ructions to come to lakeland
Monda., and that he did net know
they re here until he learned of
i, through the publicity given the
matter through the Telegram. He
had secured employment at Pauway,
ard took his family and left for
there yesterday evening.
Mrs. Miller did not seem cnthusi-
astic over the reunion, intimating
that her husband HAD treated her in
Il similar manner before. However,
she chcnrfully went with N, saying
she would do her part, nd it is
..opod t,i.y VIZ e.t on W. :; scr-
tier trouble.
'haritablc persons Of the city
banded in to this Office more than
c' ouch money TO pay the expenses of
the family while here The remain
der, several dollars. will be turned
over to the charity department OF
the Woman's Club to be used in 9TH
eI worthy charities. it not being con-
sidcrcd wise to give these people
money after Miller was found, able
10 work. and with employment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
NOTABLE LECHURCH
GATHERING TO Be
iELD|NLAKE[AND
croRGIA SYNOD OF THE LUTH.
TEAM CHURCH WILL ASSEM-.
RE HERE NEXT WEEK.

ri,, meeting of the Georgia Synod
j.. ,s Lutheran church will convene
~. Grace Congregation. Lakeland,
.,,inning next Tuesday evening at
: 20 o'clock.
Yh, opening service Tuesday will
D. N, regular service of the church,
u ;, sermon by the president OF
N. synod. Rev. NJ. J. Epting. d. D..
savannah. Ga, followed by the
rod,,.l communion. Wednesday
IT,, regular business of the Synod
ua an address in the evening on
.i.slian Education
TauYsday will be Mission day. and
.....tssos will be made by different
.ul.tors. and in the afternoon the
r.hcr stone oi the church will be
'u4, and the address made by Rev
Patterson, ID. d., OF Charlotte,
Sc.
,.or definite information as to the
.>.Di hour OF these services and the
ig,.hnr services will be announced
hul.h the Telegram from day to
ia.
The people of the city are welcome
J. cordlalIy invited to all the ser
and it is hoped that there will
!; large congregation at the corner
'Olr service.
There will be ministers and dele
..tQs in attendance from various
rs Of the church in the South
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
NOW SORRY HE ATTEMPTED
TO KILL ROOSEVELT.

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 25.--JOhn
Schrank has arrived at the stage OF
being sorry for his attempt upon the
life of Colonel Roosevelt, according
t. The statement today Of prisoner
on trial in the Municipal Court. John
Frey, on trial for wife murder, was
lodged in the same tier of cells with
Schrank. He has played checkers
with Schrank and during one game
Schrank, according to Frey. said 4
considered it my duty at the time
fired to rid the country of third
tcrmcr. But | am sorry now
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-25
HIS GREWSoME TITLE TO FAME

Baltimorc. rr.. Oct. 25.-Willian
II. Myers, IS vca-s old, who for half
: century II ac the ropes which
brought TO IT e,f the lives of many
criminals, is dcad lie made the
noose which straneled Guiteau, mur-
derer of President Garfield.