The Bonham News. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 81, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 4, 1908 Page: 1 of 4

                                
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A SPECIAL MESSAGE
KING ASSASSINATED
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ed to pay heavy fines; and eaoh
haa issued and published broad-
cast statements asserting their
Innocence and denouncing as in.-
THE SHOE
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Portuguese Monarch Meets His End
While Ridins Through Streets.
Regicides Level Carbines at Royal Party
. and Fire Volley. Reath of King
Was Instantaneous
HIM. V. PEYTON READ.
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One of Fannin’s Honored Citizens Ries
of Pneumonia Saturday Last
atEdMe.
As regards the employers’ lia-
bility law, I advocate its immedi*
ate re-enaction, limiting its scope public, and in thd next place to
prince’s life by'
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CM PRIICE ALSO KILLED
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Pointed Paragraphs from President’s
Message Issued Last Friday
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THE PUBLIC ID BE IHEORMED
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Chas. Davis
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file absolute purity and health- ■■
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and on some not one was left.
The storm came from the
southwest, striking the Millsaps’
place, some twelve mile* fiom
Hazlehurst,' where a large cotton
gin was destroyed, several
negroes badly haft and a large
number of stock' killed.
Stove Explodes Just After Mrs. Joe
Trout had Stepped out of Room,
Probably Thus Saving Herself
From Serious Injury. .1
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Thursday afternoon while Mr^.
Joe Trout was preparing supper
at her home on East Sixth street,
a gas stove she was- using ex-
ploded and gave her a scare.
Christ, but a number of years
ago he was converted under the
preaching of a Methodist min-,
ister at Honey Grove, and from
that time until his death he gave
his life fully and, completely to
the Savior whom he confessed^
He was esteemed by every one
who knew him and knew his
worth, and well did he deserve
dow lights in the room and shak-
ing the house.
A young man who boards with
the family was in another room,
and hearing the noise of the ex-
plosion he rushed into the room.
He saw the escaping gasl burning,
and he at once turned it off and
prevented it from igniting any-
thing else in the room.
Mrs. Trout had been using the
stove for months, and had never
had the least trouble with jt, nor
can she imagine what caused it
to explode.
Mrs. Morrison Dead.
Mrs. R. C
love with him. * 3^31
Anyway a woman haa
j right to advocate her rq
his fight for the right, whatever leader.
he conceived it to be.            | .There are a lot of
During much of his life he is can’t afford to do and he
said to have beeji skeptical con- ford not to—so they fee
avoid the vindictive and dreadful
radicalism, which/if left uncon-
trolled, it is certain in the end to
arouse.
Much has been said in attacks
upon the policy of the present
of the room just a moment before
the explosion took place, or she
would doubtless have been in-
jured. The force of the explo-
sion tore the stove all to pieces,
throwing the heavy dpors out
and juries in convicting them of
guilt. These statements are very
elaborate, are very ingenious and
are untruthful in important par-
ticulars.
Certain wealthy men, whose
conduct should be abhorrent to
every man of ordinarily decent
conscience, and who commit the
hideous wrong of teaching our
; p reach-
jeeting
ybody
Pastor.
nuch more inopportune than the
ippearance. on the very day that
j lad ya Vanderbilt was to become
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t the noble who con-
title of .countess upon
American heiress, Miss
aw, bad, through his
of course, notified her
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dotiaiM of her
res though she should
obtaining a divorce.
>portune because we are
I that the Yarmouth al-
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Our Grea
\$3.5<r
/Shoe!
And yet be accepts $5,000,000
payment, and if we
•haU not .hear in due time that
he and his family are claiming
Mfeyeat of his wife’s share of the
Vanderbilt millions it will only
be because Gladys is exception-
fortunate among American
* heiresses who have paid high
At LiMt Twelve Lives Lest ie the
ViciiNty of Hazlehurst, Miss.
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Jackson, Miss., Jan. 31.—A
cyclone of terrific force passed a
few miles below Hazlehurst,
♦be county seat wf Copiah countv,
and thirty-three miles south of
this place this afternoon at 3:30
o’clock. An immense amount of
property damage was done, and
its foundation in true |-at least twelve persons lost their
lives. Dwellings, farm houses,
saw mills and cotton gins were
destroyed in large numbers ^nd c
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and the Cenrse of Trie Love, which they do not care to have
Ocean.                (treated either lightly or disre-
m to the casual ob- pectfully, or as a mere con-
nothing could belven'ence by the heiresses to
American fortunes or the heirs
to historic European titles.
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REATH IN CTCLRNE.
cerning the* religion . of Jesus guessing.
Deputy Sheriff Hulmy «
a couple of negroes Fridj
on charges of vagrancy.
Joe Trout received a.
message Saturday morniq
Lamasco that his amt,
Maggie Merrill, was at th
of death from an atti
pneumonia.
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always looks nice and fine. That’s why our 1
Check Lines
Collars
Strop Goods
Chains
to prevent at least the grosser
form of gambling in securities
and commodities, such as making
arge sales of what men do not
possess and “cornering” the
market.
There is no moral difference
between gambling at cards or in
lotteries or on the race track than
gambling in the stock market.
The Standard Oil corporation
cattle against black leg, a fatab and lhe 8ants Fe         oom-
disease. is becoming general and f Pany have both been found SuiN
and very effective, as only three I * by lhe 00urt’ of oriminal mi6"
losses in five years are reported. c«nduot; bo“» h“v® beeD senteno-
Catalogued as the “property of
a lady of title,” and dated from
1606 to 1620, a set of twelve
James I silver gilt apostle spoons
were sold for $2400 at Christie's ‘proper the action of the courts
London auction rooms.
Two young thieves, who had
robbed a shop front in Brussels,
were so hard pressed in the chase
by the police and the shopkeeper
that they lost their heads and
filed right into a police station
before recognizing it.
Prof. Thaddeus S. C. Lowe, of
Pasadena, Cal., who recently cel-
brated his seventy-fifth birthday, young men that phenomenal busi-
was the inventor of the com-iness success must ordinarily be
pressed ice machine, and in 18651 basjad on dishonesty, have during
made the first artificial ice ever
produced in this country.
? Hon. V. Peyton, of Windom,
died Saturday at the home of his
son-in-law, Prof. J. B. Laughlin,
in Edhube. His death was caused
by an attack'of pneumonia.
.The body was taken to Win-
dom. where the funeral services
were conducted Sunday by Rev.
Atchley, pastor of the Methodist
church. The body was interred
in the Windom cemetery.
The immediate members of the
family surviving him are four
daughters, Mrs. W. R. Evans, of
Windom, Mrs. J. B. Laughlin, of
Edhube, Mrs. Oscar Galbraith,
of Dalias, and daughter in
Washington, whose i
not recall. The three first named ’
were at his bedside.
Mr. Peyton was well advi
in years, being between 75 ai
years of age. He had loug^
an honored resident of this
ty, and was at one time knowfiT
to everybody in the county. He I
served as a member of the legis-
lature when this judicial district .
had a flotOrial representative
H^made an atyle and conscien-
tious worker for his country’s
interest. He also served several
terms as justice of the peace.
In all relations of life, Vince’
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and Pads
show up so fine and dandy. We are
good prices and special values. We wi
Three-fifty'is a very
price for Men and W<
Shoes.          ; rfei
Every store sells Thre
Shoes^-yes!—but what
ference in the Shoes, J
much difference* in the
as there is tn the pestfl
wear’them.
A skillful n
the best we In
our Three-fifty^
special order according to our specifications,
never seen them excelled. We Shoe the same t
and over-again.’
so thatdt shall apply only to the
class of oases as to which the
court says it can constitutionally
apply, but strengthening its pro-
visions within this scope,
I also very urgently; advise that
a
providing for compensation by
4he G >vernment to all employes
injured in the Government ser-
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the need of some action in con-
; neotion with the abuse of injunc-
tions in labor cases. It some way
pt remedying the abuse is not
found the feeling of indignation
against them among large num-
bers of our cit zens will tend to
gorw so extreme as to produce a
revolt against the whole use of
the process of injunction.
Not only should there be action
on certain laws affecting wage
earners; there should also be such
action on laws better to secure
control over the great business
concerns engaged in interstate
commerce, and especially over
the great cojnipon carriers. The
interstate Commerce Commission
should be empowered to pass up-
on any rate or practice on its own
initiative.
Tne Interstate Commerce Com-
mission should be provided with
the means to make a physical
valuation of any road as to which
it deems this valuation necessary.
CONTROL OF PHYSICAL OPERATION
live stock suffered . to.a great de- I j think that the Federal Gov-
gree. On several places nearly wnment must also assume a cer-
every head of stock was killed ^ajQ measure of control over-the
physical operations of railways
in the handling of interstate Fortunatelv she had stepped out
traffic. .
I do not know whether it is pos-
sibla, but if possible, it is certain-
ly desirable, that in connection
'with measures to restrain stock
watering and overcapitalization
there should be measures taken] some distance, breaking thb win-
The rubber tip on the end cf :
lead pencils made its inventor
rich.
One million dollars waS made
bv the inventor of the gimlet-
ponited screw.
It is proposed in Great Britain
to reduce the duty on industrial
alcohol so that motorists can get
it for sixpence a gallon.
In Germany the vaccination of
comprehensive act be passed administration about the rights of
“innocent stock hold ers,*M That
stockholder is not innocent who
voluntarily purchases stock in a
corporation whose methods i
management he knows to be cor-
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The “business” which is hurt
by the movement Torhoresty is
the kind of business which, in
the long run, it pays the county
to have hurt.
I do not for a moment believe
that the actions of this adminis-
tration have brought on business
distress; so far as this is due to
local and not world-wide causes,
and to the actions of any particu-
lar individuals, it is due to the
speculative folly and flagrant dis-
honesty of a few men of wealth,
who seek to shield themselves
from the effects of their own
wrong-doing by ascribinglts re-
sults to the actions of those who
have sought to put a stop to the
wrong doing. \
A GAS STRVE EXPLODES.
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esteem. His 1H3||
have done much fc
among whom he It
close ofhiataroiiiMI
up his spirit into tl
One who is ever rei
those who serve Hk
them a crown^^M
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heiresses who have
prices for titles.
No intelligent person will hold,
of course, that the American
heiress han not a right to buy,a
title if she wants one ard it the
jt party is willing to sell.
I nobody of intelligence will
r the right of the other partv
rive the best bargain possible
i the American heiress,
toer is there any particular
ctiou anywhere to the estab-
ment of a complete under-
Min g between the two parties
eh enables either party to un-
itand what she or he is bar-
ling for.
That there is objection to is
ie humbug about love in cases
f tfai. kind, and this is objected
POO the simple ground, strange
t h may appear, that loye is re-
Mdtd by our plain people as
jjjM^pecuJiar possession, and one
bi kinds of cut flowers
ina hfm-Md Bolbs. I_______________________________________ .
GIVE ME YOUR TRADE, I WILL APPRECIATE IT I dom from all redtraint which will
:iTY GREENHOUSE. Phone 338* wrong doer to do what he wishes
“in IF1LL DO OOH BKST TO BK XIGST, LBT SQf‘FIND FAULT JFHO MAF."
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unchecked, provided he haa
enough money;          !
PUBLIC TO BE ^FORMED.
The only way to counteract the
movement ia which these men
are engaged ia to’make dear to
the public juat what they have
done in the paat and just what
they are seeking to aocompliah in
the present. *
The Administration and those
who support ha views are not
only not engaged in an assault on
property, but are strenuous up-
holders of the rights oF property.
We seek to control law-defying
wealth; in the first place to pre-
vent ice doing dire evil to the Re-
Chicago News. “
White lies art apt
story another color.
No woman is one
gerous as ber'tbreati
Adam got the <
roast when Eve acoL
Kleptomania
by taking things foi
It is best not to t
bent^tV|Mir best frii
Experience is an
which men learn 4
salaries.
It’s hard on the hard
teen th^re is nothing
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cream of tartar powder
Its fame is world -wide x
No alum; no phosphate of lime
77ie poisonous nature of alum is
so well known that the sale of
condiments and whiskey con^
i’taining it is prohibited by law.
In buying hairing powder
label and take only a br
to be made with cream of tartar.
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lost its
point of humor when he learned
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| cst in wanting to give him away,
day school 9:30 a. m.; pr^ching poor fellow he now doubtless
thinks of an old song entitled:
“There is no place like home.”—‘
Leonard Graphic.
The News $la year
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Yarmouth loved Alice
erself alone; that, as a mat-
F fict Yarmouth was bound
ve her eyeir though she were
not possessed oi a dollar.
The Count Lazzio J eno Maria
"Tenrik Simon Szechenyi, who
Inferred a title u(on Gladys
^nderbilt yesterdaV, has been
Knifed more than once since he
ame over here with a train of
relatives because reporters, anx-
tons to learn the particulars,
^■liave Questioned him as to the
rice. He haa indignantly de-
tedthat it was Miss Vander-
ilt’s money he was seeking, and
e has found champions even
*^ifl»flg ourselves who have held
that the marriage is purely one
for loye.
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. Moirison died at
the home of her son-in-law. Al-
best Robinson, in this city, at
3 o’clock last Friday morning.
She had been ill for some weeks,
but her condition was not thought
to be alarming until a short t
before her death.
Mrs. Morrison was sixtv-ei
years of age, and had lived in
this county near Trenton for
years. where .she was much
esteemed. The body was ^hipped
to that place1 and buried in the
Trenton cemetery Saturday after-
Mrs. Morrison left thre^ chil-
dren surviving 1
Robinson, of this city. Mrs. C. P. fun he was having,.
her she is pretty than il
him to tell it
The surer a , girl is J
man being in love with
j less sure she is about fc
Peyton was a man who did his 1
duty as he saw it. He was true
to h.s convictions and manly in
man has to pose as a
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Lisbon, Feb. 1.—King Carlos
of Portugal and Crown Prince
Luiz Phillippe were assassinated
today, and the city is m a state
of uproar.
The king’s second son, Eman-
uel, was slightly wounded, but
Queen Amelia, - who strove to
saye^ the crown
throwing herself upon him, was
unhurt.
A band of men waiting at the
corner of the Prado do Commercio
and* and the Rua do Arsenal suddenly
sprang toward the open carriage
in which the royal family were
driving to the palrce and, level-
ing carbines which they had con-
cealed upon theif persons, fired.
The king and crown prince,
upon whom the attack was di-
rected, were each shot three
times, and they lived onlv long
enough to be carried to the ma-
rine arsenal near by, where they
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Almost at the first shot the
king fell back on the cushions
dying, and at the same time the
crown prince was seen to halt
rise and then sink back on the
Queen Amelia jumped up
and threw herself toward the
crown prince in an apparent ef-
fort to save his life at the cost
of her own, but the prince al-
ready had received his death
wound. The police guard fired
on the assassins and killed three
of* them.
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WERE RETURNING FROM COUNTRY
The royal family were return-
ing from Villa Vicosa, where
they had been sojourning, and
were on their wav from the rail-
road station to the palace. A
strong guard was in attendance,
because of the recent uprising in
the city and the discovery of a
plot
franco and overthrow the mon-
archy. But the band of murderers
had selected the most advan-
tageous spot for the commission
of their crime, for thev were con-
cealed from the eyes of the police
until the carriage ‘had wheeled
into the Prado do Commercio, a
large square.
Before any of the guards were
aware of what was happening,
the assassins leaped to the car-
nage, and instantly a fusillade
of shots rang out.y In a moment
all was terrible confusion, the
king and crown prince being shot
down without the slightest
chance to save themselves.
Guards sprang upon the regi-
cides, the number of whom is
somewhat uncertain, and killed
three of them and captured three
others. One of these edmmitted
suicide after being placed in
prjson. It is charged that one
of the murderers was a Spaniard
named Cordowa.
The bodies of the king and
crown prince were removed from
the marine arsenal in low closed
carriages to the royal palace, the
Praco das Necessidades, the late
residence of the king, escorted
by municipal guards mounted.
A St. Louis woman, at the in-
timation of her husband, adver-
tised for a “lonely woman” for
him. Answers ‘ came by the
scores, and the husband was very
hqr: Mrs. Albert much pleased with the amount of
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Connelly, of Trenton, a|nd Will the joke, as he called it,
First Methodist Churc1i4-
L1 a. m.; Junior League 3’p. m.;
Senior League 5:45 p. m.;
ing 7 p. m. Prayer m<
Wednesday 7 p. m. Ev^r
welcome.—W.A. Stuckey,F
I noon.
• the last few months made it appa-
rent that they have banded to-
gether to work for a reaction.
Dr. Nall, the optician will be Their endeavor is to overthrow
at the Hotel Alexander ter ten aQj diacre(jit all who honestly
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Delivered to any part of the City on short notice < 0eciire P J®9ibie a ^ee-