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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
The Lodges

The Degree Of Honor lodge held in
staIation Of officers Tuesday evening In
the knights of Pythias hall The fol-
lowing were installed as officers for
the coming year. Mrs. Emma Shelf
field. past chief Of honor; Mrs. Gussie
Hershfield. chief of honor; Mrs. Marie
6uchoz, lady of honor: Mrs. Mary
Spence. chief Of ceremony; Mrs. Dody
Prothro. recorder; Mrs. Mayme Dow.
financial secretary; Mrs. Lille Belle
Taylor. receiver Mrs. Nellie Kinney ana
Mrs. Pearl johnson. mistresses at arms
Mrs Mary .Kellar, Mrs. Annie Rhodes,
sentinels; Miss Gertrude Dow, must
clan; Dr. Ida +. Bishop. examining ply
sician.
All Of the officers were installed by
the grand chief Of ceremonies, Mrs,
Mary A. Pratt
After the installation the following
entertaining program was rendered;
Piano duet Misses Gertrude Dow and
Genevieve Dow.
Violin SOLO Miss Sallie Buchoz; &C
companist. Miss Lillian Buchoz.
Recitation, How Jimmy tended the
Baby" Miss Hazel johnson.
Piano solo, Mrs. Lille Belle Taylor.
Piano solo, Miss Mary Clifford.
Refreshments Of hot coffee, sand
witches and cake We're served.
The young folks INDUCED in dancing
until late hour.
The Royal NeighbOrs viii have their
installation Of officers on Wednesday
evening
Harmony Chapter o. Z. S. win give
a New England dinner complimentary
to the associate grand matrOn Of Tex
as DR. Matte T. Hill. The dinner. which
is for members and visiting members.
will be given at $50 p. m in the Ma
sonic banquet hall, the following
tOasts to be given
Address OF welcome. I. T. Gillette,
: toas tmaster.
To the Eastern stars Of Other States,
Airs. Jordan.
FraternaIism for Women. Mrs. Nc
To our Own Beloved Chapter. Mrs.
To the Brethren Of Our Order, Mrs.
To the sisters Of Our Order, Nir.
To Those Who should Belong to Our
Order. Mrs. Sanburn-
To Our Associate Grand Matrcn, j.
I z. Walker.
To the Absent Ones. Mrs. Zaorlsky-
A smoker given by the Independent
place Thursday evening. January Is
af o'clock. i'm the sunday school rooms
of Temple Mt Sinai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
SckoOlNOtes

Miss Isabel Gibson. one Of the
teachers in the Aoy school has moved
from 10 north stanton street to sos
north Oregon street
The Sleeping Beauty. as presented
b,- the y. w. C. A. girls Of the sunset
school under the direction OF MISS
claudia Brahm was a marked success
The afternoon performance, while not
quite so good as the one at nlgntr WS W.
highly enjoyed by the audience or cnl1-
dren The solos between acts, 2y Al
berts Martin. Jane Burgess and MARION
Howe we're received with great entnu-
siasm- The following is the cast SsI.. q
Characters: King. Mary Noble. queer
PHYLLIS Routledge. Prince. Pauline An
derson: Princess Ethel Crawford + 10
retta. Gladys Harvey; Ardetta, Helen
NTcWiIIin: Laudies Of the court, cave
FIla Mcdaniel. Treason. Mildred In
dauer: COurtiers. Doris, Vera ArIn-
strong. Old Woman, Ruby PonsLoruf
Fairies. BIanchetta- Dorothy Noller Lsen ;
Carmfna. Gladys Garfield Aura Mar
guerfte Gillespie: Chroma- Marion
Howe, and Verda, Mabel PolVaoo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
Dances

Miss Matte Hoover VIII entertain
the Wolverine Dancing club at her
home. 314 east Missouri street on
Wednesday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
El Pasoans Away

Mrs. G. sharon has left for Bowie,
Ina 10 iofn her husband, who Is
~ tbe employ of the railroad
--
Mrs W. J. Cox. Of ~ Epson. leaves
soon for Kansas city. where she
homes to improve in health
David Cough left sunday evening
for a short trip to New YORK
Won Ought TO Enjoy This beautiful
Weather.
You ought to enjoy this beauuIuI
snrf0qIigze weather. But you can't en-
56y any kind of weather, no matter
how beautiful, as long as you are az
-l5c+a5 with corns. When you get out
IN fl7e sunshine. instead Of reveling IN
its warmth and gladness, you are onlS
Conscious of having to walk softly ana
protect your eorns. Use Whites G Guar
anteed Corn Cure. u removes co4Ii Coils
T,-om1tlv. Costs only 15c bottle.
Made and sold by Sc9 25i,, White IfIst S 49,
Sor sale at Depot Pharmany, near
Union Depot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

The Royal Neighbors viii have their
installation OF officers on Wednesday
evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
Ell Pasoans Returning

Mrs. J. P Daules has returned from
Deming. n NJ. where she visited her
daughter. Mrs. Geo. D. Carter.
Mrs. Leslie Defender has returned
from short trip to Austin, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

Try Elite" Toilet Articles. For sale
exclusively by Elite Parlors. 2l6 Texas
street. Call or write for samples
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
WAS THERE EVER A LARGER
RATTLER THAN THIS

While out hunting 4 few days aSo
W d. Virgins killed probably th1
l.vscst rattlcan;.ac that has been
seen here in some time. The r1p'lr
measured over seven feet in length
and had more than twenty ratties.
Tosether with Harry liohstoh'
Mr.. Virgins was near Port 1ahnPa
after quail. Their dog found tn"
snake. the reptile striking at IT,,
when noticed By Mr. Wieins vino
Immediately dispatched his snake
slim with a well directed shot frolh
his shotgun. Unfortunately the
a,,ake was cut in several pieces bs
the shot, and was not preserved, nut
eighteen or twenty ratties wee
brought home to c0rrODOrate the
srakc story. Mr. Virgins says that
il was the largest rattlcsnake that
lie has ever seen since his huntih',
axncricnce in the Florida WOODS,
which covers a number Of years. -
Tamna Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
At THE METHODIST
CHURCH TOMORROW

At the Methodist church tomor-
rCw morning Rev. Isaac G. jenkins
will preach on "My Fathers Busi-
ness," special sermon on the Mis-
sion of Christ On the next Sunday
morning he will speak on Stewart
slip. or the Mission of Christ's ser
wants. The two sermons will be cs-
pecially for men and those who are
in official relationship with the
church.
In the evening he will preach on
Achievements of Thought, Past and
Future. This is a sermon particu
larly for young people who have
the most of life before them. A cor
dial invitation to everybody both
morning and evening.
Sunday School in the morning al
9:45, and Epworth League in IN
evening at six o'clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
APT. O'BRIEN MAY
HAVE BEEN POISONED

Pensacola, Nov. 9.-Bccause OF
= peculiar circumstances surround
liz the sudden death last Sunday
norning of Capt }. Ed O'Brien, Of
his city, on a railroad train near
Nest Point, Ga, while he was en-
Bcute to Pensacola to participate III
lhe election of Tuesday. it was H.
hslly decided yesterday morning bv
klambers of the family and friends
bf the deceased to hold an autopsy
In order to ascertain whether or not
khere was any foundation to the be-
lief that Capt. OBrien's death was
hue to poisoning.
The stomach was removed Dy DTS
P,ocker and Brink and it is said tha'
lit has been sent to the Johns HOP
kins University in Baltimore for an
ANALYSIS of the contents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
G Il, EATON AN APPLICANT
FOR LAKELAND POSTOFFlCE

Petitions are being circulated 10
i;.y in behalf ul the appointments
, Oscar N. Eaton as postmaster OF
,kc,and II has been known to
many of Mr.. Eaton friends that
al the proper time he would become
an applicant for the position o'
postmaster. but the circulation Ol
his petition today may be regarded
rs the first official announcement OF
the fact.
MIR. Eaton was president Of tn"
Woodrow Wilson club, and was re-
Gently elected mayor OF Lakeland
by a large majority over two strong
opponents. This would seem to in
dlcatc that his appointment as post
master would be eminentky satisfact-
ory to large proportion of tfe citi-
zcns.
The other avOwcd applicants are
". p. Pillans and J. Clifford Brown
/ IL is probable that Others will iih'
M a, the pic-cOunter, as that post
Office job is a mighty good lookini
one.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
UNION DEFRAYED
THE EXPENSES Of
BOMB THR0WERS
ORTIE IMANIGAL TESTlFlES
AGAINST ALLEGED DYNA-
MITE CONSPIRATORS.

Indianapolis. Nov. ?.-FOr the
first tlme in public since his arres'
n;n,te months ago, Ortie McMah-
i.al. a. government witness. re-
l..trd al the trial OF the fort!-hNc
accused bomb pl0ttcrs today ms
experirnre as a hired dynamitcr IN
the campaign against employers I"
non-union labor. lie directly accus-
cd Herbert $. HOckin, secretary OF
IN, International Association oi
brids, Structural Workers. Of induc-
iLg him to dynamiting under the
ray of the union. At the outset Mt
Manlgal asserted he attempted to
prulc the lives of people whenever
there was an explosion of Il bOmb'
lie described getting the dynamic
a,d blowing up the Ford building III
l.,irolt, for which liorkin paId tht
rApya-'S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
BIG DAY AT THE
BAPTIST CHURCH

The pastor is very anxious 10
have every member Of the churrh
present Sunday morning. lie has
something to say which he wishes
every member to hear. Preaching al
Ii a. m. and 7:l5 p. IN. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Let all al
tend the Sunday School. Many o.
.ou have dropped out the last few
Sundays. We hope to see you back
il your place Sunday morning.
The Young People will have their
meeting at 6: rs p. m.
Not only the members, but tn
public is cordially invited to thc'
services. / shall BE disappointed il
you fail to come. We hope to maxi
Sunday a big day. will you help rs
WM. ID. NOWLIN, Pastor
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
WILSON HOLDS.
7 D HIS POLICY.
Of LISTENING.
Is NCN-COMMITTAL ON MATTER
OF SPECIAL SESSION FOR
TARIFF REVISION.

Princeton. Nov. 9.-"Vcry uscful
and important. indeed" was the
comment which President-eiecl
Woodrow Wilson made today on the
array of editorial statements and
d, ,laratiuns from prominent persons
h, ihe published in various newspa-
pers advocating or opposing an eA-
ira session of congress to revise the
tariff. Are you going to t:kc all
Il Csc clippings with you cn yOar
yacation?" re WAS asked. On, no.
I've read them already The news
uapers are certainly helping me IN
my listening policy" said Wilson.
The attention of Wilson was call
q! 70 an argument in an editorial.
that. inasml,ch as he had not rereiv-
"a a majority of the popular vote
md since both the Republican and
Progressive parties favored a policy
oi protection. therefore the countr'
n;d voted against tariff revision.
~ hats queer rcasoninG. he re-
,anrkrd "Thcy overlook he fari
At many state legislatures went
i.emocratic. which means Demo
traiir senators. and likewise ms
there were a great number OF Demo
,"atic congressman elected.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
SOON TO REACH MIAMI

Miami. Nov. 9.-Their household
goods and automobile having already
arrived and their beautiful home on
the corner of Brickcll avenue and
Twentieth street being put in read
mess, Mr.. and Mrs. william jennings
Bryan will reach Miami sometime
during the fore part of next week,
according to communications re-
ccivcd from them recently.
The great Commoncr fell complete
H., in love with Miami on his first
visit here two years ago at Christ
r,as time when he delivered 4 pOr-
on Of his great lecture "The Prince
OF Peace" before crowded house.
Although at that time Mr.. Bryan
was SO i'll as to not be able to finish
his lecture, he obtained an impres.
sion of Miami that was not darken-
ed any by his physical condition. and
resulted in his making another trip
to the southland last winter In
which both he and Mrs, Bryan. wh0
accompanied him. tried the advan.
tages of several other famed Florida
resorts, Miami being their final se
J lcction--a choice highly compliment
tary to this city.
Returning again in the spring h
completed the purchase of the ba!
I front property near the punch bow
where he will superintend the erec
/ ton of palatial home during hi
F! residence here this winter. TIL
: grounds are to be beautitied, a Sc
: wall will be built, and veritab'
: sarden made of the surrounding
y I he property consists of about fOr
y res Besides this purchase, NJ
/ nryan also took advantage of IL
Il opportunity to get hold of some
)f tie valuable redland soil where
viii plant grove this winter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
HONOR ROLL LAKE MORTON
PRIVATE SCHOOL

The following is the honor roll
from the Lake Morton private
school for the week of Nov 4-9, L..
GRADE |
Evelyn O'DOniel
Everett Brown
Henry BullOch
Beatrice Pickard.
Lamar Cox
GRADE II
Robert Pate
Rosa Elizabeth Melton
Ethel Carter
GRADE III
Edith O'Doniel
Joseph Decson
Clifford Brown
GRADE w
Elsie Cox
Dora Cox
Oscar Eaton, Jr.
GRADE V
Opal Lee Bulloch
Hazel McWilliams
Hazel McMullcn
Webb Harvie
GRADE VI
GRADE VII
Mary Gardner
GRADE VIII
Anna Ellis
GRADE TX
Annie Pelle Tedder
MaR;'RET SOUTHARD
MABEL A. DlANE,
Teacher
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
ENTERTAINMENT FOR BENEFIT
LAKELAND ATHLETIC CLUB

An entertainment will tc given
Monday night II the Majestic thea
ter for the benefit Of the Lakeland
Athletic Association. There Will be
good music by the Majestic orcEeS-
trc and all who attend will be as
sired good time. There will be
lNo performances, one beginning at
and the other at .. III. The fo!-
loving will be TIE program:
Billy Jones. character singing.
Black Face Sketch.
MisS Ella Mae Holder, singing.
Prof. Murphy. violin selections.
Majestic scope, with rec H."
pictures.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
| D Of BALKAN
AR APPARENTLY.
RAW|NG NEAR
GARlANS AND ALLIES ARE
bRCING SICK NAN" TO HIS
last ENTERTAINMENTS

hndon. Nov. y.-The end OF the
Tan war seems to be reasonably
after a month OF hard tight
The latest development was
light about by the surrender Os
great fortress of Saliniki. with
garrison of twenty-five thOusanG
|. leaving only three ccnters.
kari. Monastir and Janina, IN
western field OF operations in the
Ids Of the Turks. while in the
kern zone two Of the forts guard
Adrianople have fallen into the
Ids of the Bulgarian beseigers'
another bulgarian army is be-
IA the eastern end of the Tchatal-
lines, outside Constantinopie. Al
same time the Greeks and SER
IN, are operating III Macedonia
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
TURKS TAKING OUT
SPITE ON CHRISTIANS
Great Disorder Reported in Constar.
tinople. As Result Of Turkish
Reverses.
tBy Associated Press. }

Paris Nov. g. Serious disorder
are reported to have broken out in
CCnstantinople. where gu. res are
*. id to be killing the Chris icns /
TIC Galata quarter, according 10 a
81 ecial dispatci from l',t iarcS,'
Ecliania. Sorlc buildings & the
Turkish capital are r2po"tt 10 u.
on fire. Banks and forciIn emoas-
scs are projected by the Turkish
6ctayam, MS still amenablr to us
milne.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
BULL MOOSE DIXON ALSO
RETIRES TO PRIVATE LIFE

Helena, Mont, Nov. 9.-Demo-
Gratis will control the Montana legis-
lature on Joint ballot by majority
of at least Is. T. j. Walsh, of Hei-
ena. will be elected to succeed Unit
ed States Senator Dixon. DR.. Walsh
being the preferential choice Of the
rocr,e AZ this election. His plurality
will be at least 1000 votes over
Henry c. Smith, Rep, and 5000 to
& 600 over Senator Dixon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
WANT TO TRY THIS
FOR SLEEPLESSNESS

One of the strangest stories comes
from Flagstaff, Ariz.. where Johh
Gustafson. a miner. has not only re-
covered from rattlesnake bite VI
the palm of his hand, but has oeeh
materially benefited in health. For
ti,c years Gustafson had been VIC
Tim of insomnia, but since &c was
bitten by the usually deadly snake
as has slept soundly from eight u
ten hours a day tie accounts 'oi
this on the theory that the snake
poison acted as serum aSalns' th'
,oison that was deranging his nerV-
oas system.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
ANOTHER LUTHERAN BRANCH
TO ORGANIZE CHURCH

Rev. Louis {. Wambsganss. IN
evangelist OF the Missouri Lutheran
synod, will hold services at the
Presbyterian church Al
1900 O'Clock tomorrow. TIE meet
ing is especially for the purpose OF
German and English
l.uthcran church OF the Missouri
Synod in Lakeland.
Mr. Wambsganss comes froh
Tampa. where he is engaged as an
evangelist Lutheran pastor. An IN
Walton is extended to all persons
interested i'm the formation of such
> church in this city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
The Circumstances

The circumstances connecte, with
thc death of capt. OBri'n were
avoGt as follows;
When the train upon whi'h TN"
deceased was passenger, arrived Vt
atlanta early Sunday Lornlng'
cant. OBrien, who had been appaf-
entity enjoying the best OF neailh
and who was in the best OF Spirits
left the Pullman car, in which ne
was riding remarking, as he lett
that he was going into the termlnal
station and drink bottle Of Pluto
water.
Cant O'Bricn went to the pace II
was sold and called for a bottle OF
Pluto water, it is said. nd was
served with what was supposed u
be Pluto water. 1t is said. nowev'
or, that as he was drinking IT, tn'
deceased detected a peculiar taste
t. the water and that he asked the
man serving him if he were sur
Re had given him the right bottic
He was assured that he hid beer
served the proper drink and left th'
counter. Within few minutes, l
is eaid, he began feeling ratae
strangely, in fact to such an eXteh
that ho returned and asked the ma
to let him see the bottle from Whl'I
he had drunk.
This, If is claimed. the man re
fused to do. and the captain return
cd to the car. whore he immcdiatei
became violently i'll and died IN les
than three hours. believing to th
last that he had been poisoned.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
CIRCUIT COURT
Of
ALL JAIL CASES
CRIMINAL DOCKET CLEANLD UP
EXCEPT WHERE DEFEND
ANTS ARE OUT ON BAIL

Hartow. Nov. = Two caSes Wrie
a ispOsed of in the circuit cou's
Thursday, these being State vs..
Charles Williams and state "
N,ll lanes. beth defendants bei!s
negroes cnarscd with breaking ana
cu,,ring. Charles Williams WAS in
,:i,,od an tile charge Of breaking
and catering the Lakeland liard'
var. a Plumbing 60. store 'as'
4th of July and stealing about
h,,,lred dollars worth OF goods. ne
y as found not gailty. X. Is. luna
k,r, by appointment of the cou:.'
represented the defendant IN oth-
or cas- the defendant WAS iOnhd
guilty.
Most OF today will be taken up
with ar.umeuts over certain IN
janctiun suit pending in the county
a., N.,uuIpc IN rcgard to the cree
t.u of "A urW court hOu:" lor lhat
roi.Lty. judge Mnincy rrteiEc'
wurd yesterday that the M!t'e bar
o, that county would b" ~ t'd'A
to argue the natter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
THE BEST SHOW OF
THE SEASON

"Something to appeal to ali
classes of theatrc-goers" might wei!
lc applied TO George NJ. Conan :
"Fortv-five Minutes from Broad-
way" with Ber. Lci"h in his ori-
einal character Of KID Burns.
wl.,h Latimorc & l.cigN viii nre-
San; at the now Auditorium We'd
nc.day, November l3. Sets vii
h, on sale some days in advance o.
tic play date.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
COLOREO PUG IN
CHICAGO JAIL
,By Associated Press.)

rb;capo. Nov. 9.-Jack Johnson
first night in the Cook county pris-
~, netted him six hours sleep. Inc
T., gro said he was exhausted alter
his efforts to obtain freedom had
heon frustrated by irregularities in
l,,i, bonds that were intended 10
cold him for trial on a cAarSe Vi
vio,ation of the white slave laws
yobnson's request for removal 10
larger cell was denied.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES

The morning service II oc'ork.
viii be young peoples service, the
pastor preaching Il sermon 10 tN'
children.
Evening service, D. m.
Sunday School. 9.ia u. m
A cordial welcome is extended '"
AL at each of these services.
w. S. PATTERSON, Pastor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
REV. H.. MATTHIAS HAS RE.
SIGNED LUTHERAN CHURCH

Rev. H. ]. Matthias has tendereo
his resignation as pastor vi the
Lakeland Lutheran church, the
same having been accepted ps lhe
corrregation last Sunday, and he
III therefore not occupy the pull
njf a, this church tomorrow
Mr.. Matthias plans have not
f.llv N turcd as yet, however ne
..rects to remain in Lakeland Tor a
t..lc II least
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09

EVi.,na, Noy. 8. Bulsariana today
10 attacking Nith all their strength
he remaining Turkish positions
hou, Tchataija. and the fall OF
osa vital TUrhish icfenscs in front
Constantinoplc is only matte.
a few hours. according to today I
(sDatches from the ReichpCst' cor
kspOndent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
WOMEN JURORS WILL
SERVE IN KANSAS
(By Associated Press.

Wichita, Nov. 9.-As the result
of the adoption of the equal suft-
rago amendment in Kansas, women
Jurors will be drawn in tho district
court here for tho January term ci
the court, officials announced yes
tcr,ay. The amendment becomes
Opcrative at once.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09
IoV, A ELECTS CLARK,
REPUBLICAN, GOVERNOK
,i,y As. orlatcd Press

Ny N''UV IItVU F'''"T
l Moincs, NOV. y. rtr"ih''
/. a. falrtc returns rcor'NeG lodi!
i.,m "A counties, subject only -
rInor changes, Gnor@e W. 'lafA'
Il, pablican, is roNcrnor-r.r' %
IuWa
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09

Earlow. No.. .. Instead ol hear
illg ar,umc!i,s on thr inJuncthh Nuit
ia luc matter ol tnc Mana,ee 'outt
house. Judge Whitney made tic Ssa-
iilng attorneys Malt rhtii today 10
argue their case, and he Mril 'tlt.u
with the criminal dorhtt. .lc J"'i
cases were all disposed OF. ica'lii''
only the eases undispoacd oi where
the accused are out on bond. ScVe:-
M of these were continued to the
April term.
The criminal cases were Gispos III
Of yesterday, namely, state W.. HOLY
Johnson, breaking and cntHrlnG'
State vs.. Willie Mctae, S, me OF
fCnse: and State vs.. J0hn Tilsby,
assault with intent to murder, all
negroes. The first defendant was
found guilty and given five years IA
prison, the second plead guilty and
was given six months in the county
jail, and the last one was declared
not guilty. John Tilsby is tie ne
gro, or one of tho negroes, who ng-
ured in u shooting affair In Lake
lend in September, and during the
affair he was considerably shot ny
himself. He WAS defended by Eppes
Tucker, Jr.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-09

Soiia. Nov. .. Bulga:i' rs be-
! lgcd Adrianop.e today capIurlls
|rtal,cpc ana papaztcpe, two o.
y outer line Of forts deier'inS ''ie
". after desperate artillery duel
le Bulg2fian troops sVhtfed "a
kcc number Of oasualilcs.