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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-20
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1913.


Harry Is. Thaw has made a spectacu-
lar escape from the Matteawan ASYLUM.
Most of the thing known to the public
about Thaw have been spectacular. His
murder of the architect Stanford White.
was the sensation Of the time. and the
newspaper readers were RECALLED al ma
senm with the immoral freaks Of the
.toung spendthrift from Pittsbug: with
the story of his relations with a
beautiful dancer Evelyn NeSbit: and Of
his relations with the gifted but rather
immoral person whom he slew.
The first jury TO try him failed to az
rec on a verdict. The second found him
TO be insane, and he was committed to
the Matteawan asylum. The defense was
insanity and the courts sent HIM 10 the
only place where an insane criminal
has a right to be. As to whether he was
really crazy, that is 4 matter for the doe
tors to describe. The general public did
not greatly care, since he appeared to
be getting some small part, at least. of
what was coming to him.
No one blamed him because he did not
stay i'll the asylum. but most of us wish
ed he would make less fuss about it. In
all OF his weak, base career he never did
anything to deserve the free advertiser"
ne has obtained. The whole story Of his
crime is sordid. mean. base. unwholc-
oinc Unwholcs0me because. from the
gay u his arrest for the killing Of White
1t has been the story Of the open attempts
OF a criminal to escape The consequence
es of his crimes by the lavish use of
money. The enormous sun Of 81 .Oo0.0 q
has been spent to save him since he kill
er Stanford White. For the monet
money seems to have won.
So be il. The public will not complain
if his money shall prove powerful enough
to carry him beyond the seas to some
nice little isle of his own in a blue sum
mer ocean far off and alone. where a
leaf never dies in the still blooming bow
ers and the bee ~banquets on through a
whole year of flowers; where there are
no cable stations, no wireless stations.
no telegraph stations; in some port where
II is against the law to sell tickets for
returning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-20
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed IL. W. LAM, as trustee in the
deed Of trust executed by Gordon Hill.
dated August 18th, 1912. recorded in Vol.
l.. pages 59S to COZ Deed of Trust and
Mortgage Records of Cameron County.
Texas. 70 which reference is had, will
sell the hereinafter described property
at the court house door of Cameron Co..
to the highest bidder for cash on the
first Tuesday in September 1913. that be
ing the md day of September, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock
y. nj. 1T public auction TO satisfy a bal
ance due Of TlJS766 principal, interest,
and attorneys fees besides cost of sale
which will be then due on the indebted
ness described in said deed of trust The
land to be sold is described as follows in
said deed Of trust:
Situated in Cameron County. Texas,
and being a part of Surveys No. Two
lightweight (2SS), G.. C. :. ID. L. G..
X =. G.. Il. Il. Co. as surveyed and sub
divided hy the Harrington Land & Wat
er Company. said map being of record in
the office Of the County Clerk Of Cameron
County, Texas. Being Farm Blocks No.
Ninety eight containing q 36 acres and
Farm Block Ne. ninety-nine contain
ing % acres. 1t is the same land con
veycd to Gordon Hill by the Harlingen
Land x Water Company by deed dated
July $ 1872. recorded in Vol.-page
Records of Deeds of Cameron coun-
ty. Texas.
S-61320. III. ". IANZ
Trustee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-20
A HOUSE VI

BY all means. Brownsville should give
a big house warming in celebration of the
opening Of our splendid new county court
house. Every citizen Of Brownsville
drills with pride as he OF she looks at
this magnificent temple of justice, and
When we appreciate the great Importance
ni having this fine institution erected
IAN our city by the county, We cannot but
realize that It is mp to the ~ity Of Browns
vile to show its pride il tie lch.ev-
ment.
II is encouraging 10 know that steps
will be taken - ,oltb ate the event. All
of Cameron COUNTY. rs Wtli as al Of the
surrounding country Will he the invited
guests Of Brownsville ON this grca,
occasion. The Herald feels sure that
Brownsville VII act the hostess with
her usual grace and cordial hospitality.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-08-20

! have always found that the man
who catered to the intelligent trade of
fcred some inducement through the pa
per advertisements because he knew
that intelligent trade was intelligent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-13

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BE A-ARA a,tsNA-A .

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-13

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THE MATTER WITH
 THE MINISTER

Tour minister may bs lazy, many people are. in all lines. Or he may be indifferent. having mistaken his cali- ing. Or he may be Incompetent. preach. ing poor sermons because that is hon. estly the best he can do. The chances nre. however. that he is overworked
 He is trying to do lot of things which are no part of his proper business He
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-13

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-13
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-13

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEPH
 OF AUSTRIA IL

There ,tIr other serious consequent c"s involving the peace of Eur"p" which may derclupe at the demise "t the present "mporcr. Russia look while at the same tim" the subjects of the cZar in Russian Poland dream Il ruler of the ancient house md have looked upon the death ot Austria < which to launch their plan. Italy is none too friendly with Austria as | fields along the border that once were hers. Should Austria find herself cm barressed by disentions in Hungary II is very probable that she will at the same time be closely pushed by the Poles and by Italy. This might in the end bring on the European war that has recently been averted by diplo- macy in regard to the Balkans.
 The illness of the Austrian ruler is therefore of more importance than would be that of any other crowned head of Europe and his present condi- tion is being anNiously watched h., the several foreign offices of the pow CTS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
MINISTER'S WIFE TURNS
 TABLES IN DIVORCE SUIT
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 OAKLAND. Cal, Oct. 17.-An inter- locutory decree of divorce was granted today to Mrs Annie MacMurtry against Rev. Andrew ]. MacMurtry, , of omaha and the Middle West. on her showing that he had sent her away from home in order that he could marry rich woman. The testimony was heard by Judge William <. Wells.
 Mrs. MacMurtry testified that her husband had sent her to California for her health and then commenced an action against her for divorce on the ground of desertion When she learned of the matter she instituted an inves- tigation and learned that her hus- band was paying marked attention to rich woman in Kansas.
 She sued the woman for stealing the love of her husband. and made such ! strong defense to her husbands &C., tion for divorce that he was un- frocked.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE, Oct. 17. c. Simmons. the man who was run down and severely injured hy an automobile driven by the son of the millionaire tobacco king Duke died from his in- iuries in d hospital here today.
 Young Duke has been placed un- der arrest and will be tried for man. slaughter despite the fact that h" contends that the accident was un- avoidable and was not his fault. The young millionaire was prostrated to- day when he learned of the death of simmons and said that he would make il hs business to see that the mans family was provided for.
 Dukes father has been communica- ted with and will see that all possible legal assistance is given his son when he is brought to trial. It is expected
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
PRESIDENT INDIGNANT
 RUERTA UNRECOGNIzED

u"strluG |" EIN" Iiuctt't o>rry ch1n',. p",Stgl, In c"lnpil wlth th. Amrrl,du ,' innn'~ tirr pt+>idcut hds not been !dI,. III other dirr,lious dud aIread.. steps have bc'n taken t" get in touch with the r"bri h"ad"t III Mexico with View to lending hum 1t least th. mut.d support of th. Washington gov 2 "Inn"Hl. In Ihi> regard IL ls said th.u 't"spitc the fact that foreign war snlI's are hurry ing tO th" coasts uI M"AICu and that there have been pub hsh"d rumurs of combined ntcrN"n- tl"n hA other powers, there IS d d,n ? nit" undrrstandins between Wash lnet"n and London US tn the situation and the ,tIms of th. United States and that ln su far ds the present efforts "i this country go. they will not b' int"rtrred with pruNi id"d som" immcd
 i.h" steps are taken for the pr"t..c- t"u "f foreigners iu Mexico. Thi. | resident Wilson means tu l,. read, f" GNr this required protection .u.t thereby h"ld tn" support "f the t,ur"p- can governments is c\ idcnc..d hN tn, number of l'ntl"d States w4, sh,p. either already in Mexican waters oi
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
LADYBIRD BEETLES
 SENT TO WEST INDIES
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SACRAA ENTO. Oct. 1G. Under the Director "f Agriculture nf Great Bri tain in the West Indies. In the An titles the ladybugc will carry on the War they have so successfully prosecuted in California against the black scale.
 This shipment was q matter "f reef procirtN. Not long ago q shipment of the Chalcid fly was received from the West Indies for experiment. pur- poses iu fighting tn" black scale. Dr. Cook says that tn" thalcid fly is diffl . cult tn acrlimatr and that q number of imported flies have died in tn" last two or three days.
 An electric fan has been installed in the state inscctary to modify the tenn pcraturc for their benefit
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17

"id' red tu proceed thcIr.
 That rr">id nI Wilson Is already m l"uch wIth G"nrraI caranza is std- mittrd here, and the fact Is horne out lA :. press dcsp.ttcl, received frota N"saIrs. Mexico, Whi,.h says that Con Gr"ssman Hni!las of the Mexicah lower houS' Who k .n dose touch with tlranzd, t..,s stated that the rebel h'adrr has received a message from President N ls"u asking him, Caranza. tp suggest L." tiIr WaShuston govern bent plan "t settlement "f affairs III Mexico. Whether jhiS means that th" administration Will -unpiy recognize. t.frahz., 1s ., h-lh1,rtut and thereby allow huu l.. ir,,tit (. .ltmS and alnuni- ton from lLv ull"l States for use against lIu"Itt. 'I whether II K con t"mplat"d l." t"i,d more material all in tn" shap" ut d blockade uf ports held h Hurrt. and the landing of AmorIc.m troops is moi yet known 1t seems h"wrN"r that President Wl sons patience. k 1huut worn out and that he will not hong rest lulrt undrr the repeated insults nf the Mexican dictator.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
Special Nugget Service.

VIENNA, oct. r. The t:mp"rcr of Austria is reported as being danger ously i'll. For several days His Ma jesty has beer confined to his apart ments with d serious affection of th" throat and his physicians have been in constant attendance. This is tn" second serious illness of His Majesty this year and on account of his ad- vanced age there is grave fear for his life.
 The death of the aged emperor "f Austria Hungary is an event which and one that cannot be counted on as being put off much longer In Austria heir to the throne and he Is considered q man of weak character. It has long been known that the only bonds thu: held the allegiance of a greater part of Hungary to the dual empire were the personal love and esteem in which Franz Joseph is held by his Hungarian subjects. With his death the agitation which has been going on for years in Hungary looking towards sever ence of the Austrian ties and the re- establishment of Hungary as an inde- pendent monarchy 1t is feared will take definite shape.
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FITZGERALD
 BLOCKS NOME RELIEF

propriatcd for the relief of Nome as his committee will not report faVura- blN on any bill looking to that end.
 Congressman Fitzgerald insisted yesterday that the regular apprupria ton was sufficient to talk" care of in" natives and that outside of that con ercss was not concerned with relief work in Nome in any way. He stated that the Bureau of Education was am ply able to provide for the Eskimo and that the white people in Nome
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GOVERNOR SULzER
 FOUND GUILTY

the court adjourned until today. A vote to disqualify the present GoVcr nor from ever holding an office of public trust again was lost
 ALBANY, Oct. l7.-l By vote of fnrty-thrce to twelve Governor Sul- ger was removed from office today. Ha was found guilty uf the ma jurity of the charges brought against him hut by Il unanimous vote of the court was not disqualified from eyer holding an office again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
Special Nugget Service.

SPSSiS' 'NHSSSh WV N'SS'
 WASHINGTON, pu. r.. Al th. White House today President Wilson expressed to callers Iu nc uncertain words that he wds extremely iudig- Etnt at the manner ln which he hlI been treated bN President Hucrtu of Mexico. liu-rta has lied and been guilty of undcrhand methods from the htsinnins and has put the president of the United States IS t cry cmbar- ressing position before the world. This president Wilson saHs h,. rrscnts on his account as d man and because uf Lis official position that he would h,N :. n" more dealings, directly or indirectly with Huerta.
 Questioned as to the probable course of the administration now that Hu"rt;, Was eliminated from it's consideration the president intimatcd thai there Wrl.. ether measures being considered that already negotiations had brci starI" I"oking toward some sort of an under standing with the Mexican cuustltu- tionalists under Carauza.
 It has been known in "ihrlaI cir cles here for several days that whil"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
GOVERNOR JOHNSON
 PREDICTS SUCCESS

that he would find the party stronger and better prepared in the way of or ganiZation and leadership that at any time since the progressive movement was started.
 Furthermore the governor said that the troubles of the democrats had not yet begun and he predicted that by the time another national campaign was due the new party would be strong enough to put it's own candi- Gate in the field and win.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
Special Nugget service.

MORALES. Mexico" Oct. IT That General Caranza. leader of the cnnsti- tItiunalist force in the field has re- ment at Washington is reported here today. The news leaked out "f th, CaranZa headquarters and the town. which is in full sympathy with the revolution. is wild with excitement. This is absolutely the first recogni- tion that the revolutionary chiefs have had by the United States and they
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EMPEROR SAYS
 GODS WILL
Special Nugget Service.

opectai Nu99et oerNIco.
 BERLIN, nct r.. Empnr"r William today addressing the students at th" university of Bonn Stid that II Wa the will "t God that ,;"rmany must h. strong and that because of this the I"'"rlc must bear tn" extra tax for the increase uf the army wth courage.
 The E,mpur"r rrtrr,I [" the disaster "f ti" great Zeppelin airshp in his speech and while he joined with the German people in mourning for the dead "tiic"rS he considered that they had di"i for tn" t'athrrand ana that IS their deaths were for the advance m"ut "t th" military power of the na ton they could but he considered as haNin2 dird lu action.
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GREAT ENTHUSIASM
 AT MORALES

take it as the beginning "f their tri- nmph over the present federal forces and the restoration of a constitutional government in Mexico. If President Wilson recognizes Caranza and his men HS brliRcrants it will make II possible for them to obtain the much needed arms and ammunition that has been held hy the United states ohi ciaIs along th" border and with this war material in their hands they pro- mise to make short work of the fed eral troops that still remain loyal to lIucrta.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17

The NUGGET is in receipt of telc- grams from Washington stating that in spite of the efforts made by Dele gate Wickersham of Alaska and Con. gressman Albert Johnson of Washing
 ton together with some other friends of Alaska and of Nome, Congressman Fitzgerald of the appropriations com mittee, whose word in most cases in vOlving bills for extraordinary appru- priatiOns is final has emphaticallN stated that not one dollar will be ap-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. oct. l7 The rrpuhli- Can committee her" is already charg ing the democratic state government with waste and inrfiricncy in office They charge the administration with corruption and bribery and are strrn- uuusly rratiirming the republican prin- cipl"s of protection to American work ingmen. industries and farmers.
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ATTEMPT INFLUENCE
 ON FIT zGERALD

,tOrIn It Nom" be r,upcn,d.
 Congressman \lhrt't Johnson a! fort tn hay" th" chairman uf thu. ,p rropriati"ns committee. who killed thu his arbitrary decision in regard l, Nome not needing governmental aid
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
Special Nugget Service.

WASH1NGToN. prt. r.. Congress man lIumphrirs and Delegate Wick crsham have sent a i"int telegram [, President Wilson and also tu S"cr,- tary Lane urgently requesting that the congressional consideration of It.
 lief for the sufferers hy the recent
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
CLYNN NOW
 GOVERNOR
Special Nugget Service.

Al.HNNN p'l. I7 l.lrutrnrm ,i"}- 4.">,iu,l. .d New York surcrr,ilnr SuI<rt trnt"..'d '~ Ih" legislative ,uItIt
 Sulz,r .,nu"un,.d this aftrrnoou that he would ,Ean run Tor governor .,t th" next rtrytt"n and hy heating his cn"mIrs prove that he was inno- cent of the charges preferred against him and merely the s,ape"at of Tam many h.l and it~ r"rrupt politicians
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
GENEROSITY OF SENATOR RoDlN

Senator Henry Henry Rodn today contributed personally fifty dollars to the Nome relief fund It was an act of spontaneous charity and unselfish- people of Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-17
Special Nugget Service.

ALBANY. Oct. 17.--GoVern"r Wm Sulzer of New York was last night found guilty of articles one and two of the specifications on which he has just been tried by the legslatiN" court. The two counts on which tn" court decided that the govcrnnr was guilty were Justification in his cam
 paign statement and swearing falsely to the same. The vote was thirty
 seven to eighteen against Sulzcr ana