The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 227, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1909 Page: 1 of 4
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; Under Way for Noarhamal, Yacht of John Jacob
Aster and Son, is West h£es
HL WRECKED
PAST MAIL WRECK-
LRLY TODAY—FIRR-
In was killed
WITNESSES ABSENT
IS DESTROYED
Wind. Fire Destroyed
end Several Other Build -
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I New* Service
'Set IK—The greatest
rareh ever instituted is tin
■ / >r the Xourmahat, the
John Jacob Aslor and
[invent, were enuring in the
r» when the terrific harri
|t Site Carrihean Sea. ‘ Wes-
tern m all steamship* w-
litte new* «f the Nour-
lich left Kingston Nor StK
Lei in We*t Indian water-
■part in A* #e»rch
I Mai! Wrecked
S C. Nov, IS—The
mail trwst m the Sea
wrecked today near Den-
train wa* derailed, the
; down forty feet from
The fireman wa* killed
r PrSM and ..'her* ..{ the
|e injured ,
Sira Loan
He, G*. Nov ID—Swept by
fire today destroyed the
[the An erkan Construction
! and several other- building*
plant 'The kit* is **4
IN CASE OF BUD WRIOHT,
CHARGED WITH MURDER
OF ROBERT JOE.
Whnaaaw Who Could Swear to Dagtfti
of Robot* Joe Are In Louisiana and
Cannot Be Forced to Come to
Texas to Teetify—Bod Wright Ac*
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fOLlC LADIES' SALE
a Be Enjoyable
** of the. Catholic church
live a sale of good thing* and
at the home of Father
oet Suth street tonight,
(romi e* *<> be very *ucce**fol
"eojoyaMe Coffee, choco-
Snndwtebex and cake will
at very reasonable price*
.e-matte candy and fancy
I* h«>n r
Be to he
ire i* to he
I amusement
The trial of Bud Wright, colored
charged with the murder of Robert
Joe. colored, resulted in an acquittal
yesterday afternoon.
Before entering into the trial. Dis-
trict Attorney Cheatham discovered
the fact that witnesses who cpnld
swear to the death of Robert Joe per*
in Louisiana and could not be forced
to come to Texas and testily. The
charge was therefore reduced to as-
sault with intent to murder By Dr
J C. Sea-trunk it was proven that
the negro Robert Joe was mortally
wounded, but owing to the fact that
the negro was en route to some point
.n I anuria na and that death occurred
•v« the train, it reunited the evidence
<»f parties then in Louisiana to estab-
lish the fact of hi* death.
There contd beyio evidence produc-
ed to prove that there was malice or
forethought in the killing and the
proof that the negro Bud Wrifj^did
the shouting wa* rather peak, al-
ihriMitii sk^ea ftiuitrl Wa Waat 1*0elm aSdPaaDhS
! n«)«gB itifTf Cuwlw l*f put ItXIftf
entertained that he rea% did the work
owing to the fact that he left the
country and was not arrested for
nearly two year* later
The Jury was out only a short time
before the verdict of acquittal wa* rt-j
turned.
TAKING CATTLE
to Johnson’s Bayou—
Conk Vary Thin.
The tog Lone Star. Captain Davg
Griffith, having in tow a barge con-
taining a cargo of about 100 head of
Texa* long bom* from the Fred Lock
Stock ranch "near Vinton, La . stopped
a *hort time at the Southern Pacific
wharf thi* afternoon en route to John-
son’s bayou. ’’
The cattle were very thin on account
of the range givit* out in the Vinton
vicinity These cattle will be fattened
»o a few weeks on the Johnson bayou
gras*, no other feed being required
i fishing pon.l to j The local marhet* are supplied prm-
for both young cipatly from cattle of the bayou conn-
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4 KILLED NEAR HOUSTON.* 4
4 -‘ 4
4 Houston. Texas. Nov. 18.— 4
4 Between 9:30 and 10 o’clock on 4
4 Wednesday night. Charles Kolb 4
4 man. a- laborer, aged 23 years. 4
4 w«* shot twice with a shotgun 4
4 at a store out on the Telephone 4
4 road One load entered the 4
4 breast .Just at the lower end of 4
4 the heart and the other load on 4
4 the right side. L. Petronallo, 4
4 the proprietor of the store, was 4
4 arrested charged with the shoot- 4
4 ing. It seems that the difficulty 4
4 grew out of a debt of dOc that
4 Kollman owed Petronallo. The
4 wounded man came here a short 4
4 time ago from Taylor, where a 4
4 wife and six brothers now live. 4
4 He wa* removed to the Hous- 4
4 ton Infirmary in Wright’s am- 4
4 balance. He is not expected to 4
4 live. Vv 4
4 4
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UNTIL NOV. 29tH BY COURT OF
APPEALS IN LABOR LEAD-
ERS' SENTENCES.
THEfffiST
EXPOSURE
OF CORRUPT PRACTICB8 OF
, SUGAR TRUST CAUSED THE
DEATH OF HAVEMEYER.
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PRESIDENT LEAVES
Accompanied by Mrs.
Taft foe Atlantic Deeper Water-
ways Coovantkm—Taft Will Deliv-
or Address on “Neods of Wator-
American New* Service.
New York. Nov IS—A statement
is ojm Htday that Henry Havemeyer
dierfrrntn a shock resulting from the
first exposure of the corrupt practices
of «b« sugar trust of whteb he was
the head It was expected that the
whole crooked methods would be un-
earthed then.
Twenty indictments are reported
today against the weighers, who have
been in collusion with the trust to
reft the government.
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To Attend Convention. -
Washington. Nov. 18.—President
Taft with Mrs. Taft will leave for
the Atlantic deeper waterways con-
vention tomorrow morning at 8
o’clock The president with Governor
Swanson and visitors will review a
parade of soldiers, sailors and state
guards. President Taft will speak
on ‘The Needs* of Waterways Im-
provements,** at the convention.
WRIT OFi CERTIORARI
Wifi Be Applied for By Attorneys of
Gompera, Mitchell and Morrison—
If Granted, WiU Open the Entire
Cast tor Review by the Supreme
Court.
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The Fair Exhibit.
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Secretary Shepherd of the Orange
Commercial Club state* that the ex-
hibits are coming in nicely and ev-
erybody is cordially invited to call at
the club rooms Saturday and inspect
the display
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We Can Be of Service to You
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To the business mao, a bask account is indiapensible for it
enables him to transact his routine financial aDaira in a ays-
tematic manner
To the individual such an account is a great convenience for
it makes it possible to keep a complete record of receipts and
disbursements without the aid ol a sot of books, and to a
large extent, eliminates the probability of errors.
Is At Your Service,
Orange Naf
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American News Seryice
Washington, Nov ll|—The Court
of Appeals of the District of Colum-
bia today granted the application of
the attorneys for Gompera, Mitchell
and Morrison for a stay of the issue
of mandate which semis the labor
leaders to jail for contempt of the
District of Columbia Supreme Court*
in the Buck’s stove ami range case.
The stay was granted until Novem-
ber 29th, when the latpr leaders’ at-
torneys will apply fo the United
States Supreme Court for a writ of
certiorari, which if grafted will open
the entire case for a review by the su-
preme court, which meets November
29th. ^ J'l
A LARGE PUMPKfH
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One Weighing a Hundred Pound* to
Be Entered in Exhibit.
Among other articles to be con-
tributed for the Orange comity ex-
hibit ts a pumpkin raised by Sam,
Cboper whi'h tips the beam at 100
pounds The whopper pumpkin ha*
not yet been brought in to evidence
the stateflMHn in regftd to its weight,
but disinterested parties declare that
it wiH come up to what is claimed
for it.
A genflewwtv where wa* partially
convinced that the statement of the
extreme weight of the pumpkin wa*
True, remarked that if it was that large
it was "some pumpkin” any how.
Farmers and truck growers are catl-
ing at the Commercial Pub rooms
every day to make arrangements for
entering their product* in the ex-
hibit.
TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS
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Arthur. Texas. Nov 18 <
12 o clock 1 ues
4 night, while crossing the b»
4 three men were drowned
4* skiff capsizing. Four
4 crossed the basin to
4 boat saloon, and were return- 4
4 <ng when their boat capsized. 4
4 Deceased' were John Marshall 4
4 Legardc and Abner Burnius. of 4
4 New Orleans, and Pete Han- 4
4 sen of this city. George Golden 4
4 w*> the fourth occupant of the 4
4 boat, and the only one rescued. 4
4 Dragging was started at once, 4
4 and hawcontimied all day. but up 4
4 to a late hour tonight none of 4
4 the bodies has been recovered. 4
4 The deceased were dock-work- 4
4 ers here, and nothing can be 4
4 found by tqhich to locate rela- +
4 lives or friend*. 4
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BAYONETS
WthE USED
BY TROOPS AT ST. PAUL MINE
TO DRIVE THE CROWDS
BACK TODAY.
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S. S. ASSOCIA
LOCAL COMMITTEE MA
A RRANGEMENTS FOR VISIT
OF Oll'ICEK,
-oinrcittee Urge* All Inteieeted
Sunday School Work to Attend ,
Meetings at First Baptist Church
Tomorrow—Servicer, at 10 a. m. 1
2 and 7:30 p. m.
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A git
wa; iXCITED
gitators and Preparations to
Take Bodies Out of the Mine—Sol-
diers Made a Line Around the Mine
and Refused to Let Anyone Pass.
flu- local coiiiniillitf of the Texas
itmlay School Association, composed
>i E. L Reid, Frank Hatton and W
H. Malone is urging those interested
n Sunday school work to he on hand
tt the First Baptist church tomorrow
at the day services at 10 a. m and at
2 p. m. when the real institute work
will be done.
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Orange Telephone Company Making
Extensive Improvement*.
The Orange Telephone company,
under the efficient management of
Mr. H. M. Shingle, is spending front
ft,501) to $2,000 in the way of making
improvement* on their exchange.
The principal work being done is
the repairing of the switch board by
taking out some of the old parts and
replacing them with new ones which
will make it as good as new and im-
prove the service wonderfully Be-
side* the work in the office, a con-
siderable amount of outside construc-
tion work i* being done in the way
of putting tip new poles and new
arms.
In speaking of the condition of the
telephone company this morn-
ing. Manager Shingle stated that hits
iness was good and that he had just
about all the business he could at-
tend to under the circumstances of
being limited in the number of tele-
phones.
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LUMBER FOR NICARAGUA
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170*000 Feet From Lutcher ft Mgora
Lumber Company.
The steamer Katherine, Captain C.
R; Harm**, left yesterday afternoon
for Sabine Pas*, having in tow the
barge Cuba with a,.cargo of lumber
ich will be loaded on the steamship
[Nicaragua of Beaumont. The Ntca
returned from her trip to
with the cargo of lumber from
Moore Lumber com-
«t Orange At Beaumont
•*£-SrSs
cargo is b
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American News Service
Cherry, ill, Nov. 18.—Th^yroops
on guard at the St.
forced to use their
the crowds hack today
of foreign laborers, excited by agi-
aiors and the preparations to take
the bodies out of the mine, stinipt-
rtf to rush into the mine. The sol-
diers made a line a hundred feet from
fh< shaft house around the mine and
refused to let anyone pass. The crowd
vas mad. xtid suddenly made a rush
for an opening. The militia charged
with bayonets, and the miners drew
back. : "v
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Washi:
Departn>cm this j
Vtckshtirg to
Mo the* to Port
startling
... . Managua It i# rep
The request for a full attendance Americans. Leonard
of the teachers of all the Sunday CanBon. were
schools as well as the pupils is very gents an<J sho, by ,he
urgent by the committee, some of jcnl Belaya. The
whom have heard Mr. W. N Wig- a8ge<| Zelaya to comm
gins. Mr. Wiggins will be chief in- Ie5cc but Zelaya sharp
slrtictor assisted by hi* wife. the sentem
At night, there will no doubt he a partment Ivas
crow ded house to greet the speaker j the
.ho will be clad in an Oriental -hep-
i cd’s costume and will tell in-
,-resting stories of his •■isd’t to the Wi-
land
day when a mob . * T7 vf Chit'"
Yak the Favorite.
Boston, Nov. 18.—-The betting ot.
;he football championship game to be
dayed Saturday between Yale and
Harvard is 10 to 8, with Vale the iav-
irite Unbiased experts arc eanfi-
lent that the contest will he the
treats'*! ever pulled oft.
Eminent Lawyer Dying. ,
New York, Nov. 18.—John Carlisle
m eminent lawyer and formerly Sec-
retary of the Treasury, i* jp a dying
ondition today at St Vincent’s Hos
pital. He is suffering with atuu-
Bright’s disease. No hope* are enter-
tained for his recovery
of Mi*
postponed,
relation* with
severed until the shooting <
zens, which is a violariosi -
if war. ;an be lu.estigaie t
Reign of Terror
i desire to sgfM prop«»v who will
ring preserve* or otli’f’l*®. P®*'1 t*^wdi*.l
or display -at- the. Couwtercial,. Club j
'•ton** next Saturday, that all such 1 vkc4 from NfcaKagna soy
ifop. riv will be returned to the own- ,»t terror in .that
•r-.. We -hall not retain anything trolled by Zelaya. M
that the owners want returned to suspected revointio t ts
hem S R. SHEPHERD.
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S. C. Saxon, a well known citizen
of Newton, was here today on Int-i
less.
The Orange Roller Rink will oprrt
it 3:5(1 p. nt. I;rirhiy and Saturday, to-
he ladies and children.
thixers, were summarily
bloody work continues,
ransn ked, and when the
resist the homes ate iwrued, - '
wotne-i relatives of the
vn.parbizcrs ate subjected to
hie iodigniriepi
■ rritii'K in Panama and
eclare it is time the
>rc»l ft iuh rvcre
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ANNOUNCEMENT
• V-1 > -r- ■ ' ‘ -’v.
I beg to advise my friends
and customer-, jik! the public
generally that I am now receiv-
ing daily shipments of high-class
CHRISTMAS MS
{ handle nothing but the 'prod-
uct of the very best manufac-
turers in the country and every-
thing sold at thi* at tore is abso-
lutely j(Jr*t-class. . ;
Silverware, Jewelry ol all
kinds, rich Cur Glass, Hand-
painted China, Haviland China,,
Clock*. Watches, Musical In-
strument*, Diamonds, loose and
mounted; Umbrella* and Para-
sols. and everything else one
can think of to be found ip A
mentx
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are particularly invited to attend our
Holiday Opening
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, No
eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth
to see the display of
Art Goods, Fine China and <
The Wonder
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Store will remain open oa.'U Sp m. daily >ad
untU 10 p. nr. on :
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Ford, Arthur L. The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 227, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1909, newspaper, November 18, 1909; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth655978/m1/1/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.