Cole County Democrat (Newspaper) - June 14, 1906, Jefferson City, Missouri COUNTY DEMOCRAT his balance and fall in The first thing he did VOLUME XXII MANS LOVE FOR CANINE CAUSED HIS DEATH Was Riding in Boat From Which Dog Jumped He Drowned Trying to Save Animal Robt Hesse a young man years of age who was a farm Johnson and on the sand bar opp site the penitentiary was dr at 2 oclock Wednesday af to save his f a watery grave Hesse was rowing overta farm in a boat with the when nearly over some manner got the river Hesse tried to dog baek into the boat dog was piece of string Hesse led it and endeavoring to pull the the stern end of the boat gave way and the caused him to lose the river was to grab the dag and endeavor to swim to the boat with the dog but his strength gave out before he got tp the boat He would not let go his hold on the dog said an eye wit for had he done so he would have managed to swim to the boat and swim with the assistance of thp boat until help arrived boat were later rescued by Carl Morrow who was the scene in another skiff Morrow was not able to get to the boat in time to resue Hesse Hesse came here from Washing ton where he has A E BARRADELL HERE of the Jefferson City Commercial College Here A E Barradell of the Com College located here ar Mt Vernon last night and will be here until this school is in fine running shape Mr was teacher in math at the High school of Mt Vernon last year and his work there has just been completed so he will take an active part in the work here from now on We are going to give Jefferson City one of the best commercial col leges that can be organized We are now negotiating with some o the best commercial school teach ers and will have them here as soon as possible We now have three colleges one at one at Alton and the third here The social and ath features of all these colleges are always looked after and I ex to have charge of the athletic work I trained the foot bal team of Mt Vernon last year and it was one of the best in southern Illinois so I hope to bring ou good athletic work here The students will be taught to use the three principal type writers and will also be given a thorough acad emic The Democrat hopes this schoo will have the support it deserve and feels assured that it will JEFFERSON CITY MISSOURI JUNE employed to accomplish that dq It is not too much to say hat the money spent in 1896 to the election of Bryan re plied in political as was never before exper in the United States and which the politics and busi leiss of this country have not yet It is not far from the to say that the country has more by reason of the po corruption of the 1896 cam that it would have suffered the triumph of free as that would have been Bryans triumph of free silver would have given the markets a terrible shock but Bryan could not have really done much harm n a practical way and the coun try would have made a speedy recovery from the disaster but i will take many years to re cover from the effects of the political debauchery which has jeen brought about by the abuse of millions of dollars in the politi cal How Bryan Grows The Wall Street News a pape which fought Bryan most bos this to say of the cam against that peerless leade of the Democracy However desirable it wast defeat the free silver agitation i 1896 did the end justify het mean Dr Folk Governor Joseph W Folk was made doctor of laws by the Uni versity of Missouri at the com exercises Wednesday along with Dr John Green and F N Judson of St Louis This honor is conferred by the University only upon men who lave distinguished themselves in art or government In his address at the alumni janquet the Governor declared that he considered the University more important than any other single state institution and prom ised to recommend in his message to the next legislature the of the War Fund ior a Soldiers Memorial Building and Library on the University ampus The graduating class of the University was a large one this year number 185 distributed among the various departments as follows Medicine 8 Law 37 Engineering 44 Academic 65 Teachers College 20 and Agri culture n BRYAN IS MODEST Says Talk of His Nomination is Too Early Berlin June is too said Wm J told today of the adoption byre cent state democratic conventions of resolutions favoring his nomi nation for the presidency in 1098 As to the of his nomina tion he had little say declaring it too early to speak of that AT POINT OF GUNS J F CECIL AND ASSISTANT HELD UP EARLY IN THE MORNING FootPads get by Threatening to Blow Out His Brains Holdup Men Knew He Had Mo n e y At of revolvers J F Cecil the hot tamale vender and his assistant Ben Lomas were held up at this morning and Cecil was compelled to disgorge the result of his days work Cecil and Lomas were driving to Cecils home at about in the morning on Dunklin street and when they were near Monroe two young men suddenly ran out to the street and poked revolvers in their faces with the in true dime novel style Hands up complied with the demand The highwaymen wore masks and Cecil was unable to recognize them The one com manded Give me your money and do it Ive got no said Cecil Your a replied the foot pad and if you dont hand it over at once I will blow your brains As Cecil was able to tell the it is needless to ex plain what he did The highwaymen were evidently Jefferson City boys because they knew the hour that Cecil would go home the road he would take and the fact that he would be sure to have money Dr J DeVoine Guyot Becomes a Benedict Dr DeVoine Guyot son of Mr and Mrs A Guyot of this married May 29 to Miss Flora May Harrison daughter of Mr and B Harrison at the lat hers home in the city of Phila delphia The announcement of the wed ding has just been received by friends of the groom having been sent out by Mrs and Mrs Harri son Collections for May County Collector McClung has filed his statement of taxes collect ed for the month of May with the clerk The following are the figures State tax county tax city school district school road tax special road tax Total eagerness shown by the New York actions to secure seats in the wagon alongside the leader Tammany is in trouble again Mayor McClellan was said to be aying plans to oust Charles F Murphy from control at the Sep ember primaries and to name his successor aiming thereafter to swing the Democratic state con vention his way and to make him self the state leader This pro posed campaign was so strongly objected to by prominent demo crats who said it could not at present defeat Murphy and would certainly help Hearst that it has en postponed Murphy on his side has just made a shrewd move to retain his power by suddenly springing two resolutions on the Tammany executive committee providing for the retention on that committee of all the district lead ers who lost their districts through the late reappointment and for naming leaders in the five new districts created The resolutions were passed but Murphy seems to have made a blunder in not put ting in these five men while he could not do so unopposed since the McClellan forces taken by surprise when the resolutions were passed are now preparing to prevent their election Murphy however can stave oft a contest for a time inasmuch the chair one of his men alone has the power to call a meeting Meanwhile the fight between the factions is centering on District Attorney Jerome who is reported to have been slated for governor by McClellan while some of his enemies have asked for his re moval from office on charges and the like New York City politics promise to be as hot as the summer Dont forget the Democrat WELCOME BRYAN FACTIONS FIGHTING TO DO HIM H 0 NOR Family Quarrels McClennan Wants to Oust Murphy New June 13 Special Correspondence to the Democrat William Jennings Bryan called New York the country just before his visit during the campaign of 1896 When he lands here about the first of next August returning from his trip around the world he will find friends so plenty that they are already fight ing among themselves for the honor of receiving him The Democratic Commercial Travelers AntiTrust League with a membership list as long as its name was first in the field opened headquarters and began organizing a big reception com simon pure radi cal Bryan headed by AV R Hearst quickly got to work or an opposition reception and warning people of their way of to accept positions on the rival committee Loca politics as always is getting complicated with what ought to be almost a national event anc Mr Bryan may be greeted on his arrival by so many separate and hostile reception committees each claiming to be bis only true friends and genuine supporters that it may take all his genial di to prevent a general mix up on the pier There is no bet ter evidence of the genuineness Of the new Bryan boom than the A BOOKMAKER CONVICTED Law Against Recording Horse Race Gets to Be Tested Kansas City June Oldham a bookmaker was today convicted of violating a law of the last Missouri legislature prohibit ing the registration of recording of bets on a horse race He was fined The arrest was made to test the law Ah appeal was taken Dr Gardner president of the Jockey club was found not guilty Fischer Dead Mrs Mary Fischer died Thurs day afternoon after a lingering ill ness at the home of her daughter Mrs Mary Patterson on Madison street She was 68 years of age and has resided here nearly all her life She was a highly respected resi dent and leaves three grown chil dren William and Frank Fischer and Mrs Mary Patterson SCHMIEHAUSEN RESIGNS ilVEN FAREWELL BANQUET AT ST PETERS Choir Presents Him With Gold Headed for Europe July 4 Prof H A Schmiehausen principal of St Peters school and choirmaster and organist of St Peters church during the past eleven years has po sition and will spend the summer A banquet was tendered the professor at St Peters hall Mon day night by the twenty members of the choir Father Selinger and Father Geisert being present also as guests The choir presented to Prof Schmiehausen a handsome gold headed cane the presentation speech being made by Speed Mosby Father Selinger in a few appropriate and beautiful remarks expressed the deep thanks of the congregation for the long and faithful service rendered by Prof Schmiehausen Prof Schmiehausen will return from Europe in September when it is reported he will engage in business in this city His many will bs glad indeed to learn that he does not contemplate leav ing the city for good He is one ol the most popular as well as one oi the most cultured citizens of the community an honest capable business man a scholar and an upright Christian gentleman Jef ferson City will join with St Pe ters congregation in wishing him a pleasant trip to the fatherland and a safe and speedy return Prof Peter Schell has consented to serve as organist at St Peters for the present s a hustler and a lefthand nail litter Mr Sommer who had considerable pain in his right eye s now able to be ont again There will be a grand ball given at Mr Fred Jacobs next Satur day night on the Tuscumbia road Everybody is invited to attend his dance Quite a number of people in end to take in the Eagles carni val at Jefferson City and see the sights Fred Schubert had the tune of getting badly crippled last Saturday afternoon While hitch ng a team of horses to his engine one of the horses got scared at something and jumped on him and knocked him down with his front feet Fritz was not able to walk much Sunday Dont forget June 16 at Fred Jacobs and do not forget your better half A good time will be had Gute Nacht Democrat Serenaded The Parker Amusement Co serenaded the Democrat office to day and the music was greatly en joyed It is one of the best bands that has ever been in this city and plays all music from rag time to the classic It is one of the pleas ing features of the Parker shows Mutual Building and Loan Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Mutual Building and Loan Association for the purpose of loaning the funds will be held Friday night June isth 8 sharp at office of probate judge Cletus V Secretary d TO WED IN ST LOUIS Miss Clara Kelly Schulte Wil Be Married By Very Rev Hoog Miss Clara better known to her as will be united in Tuesday in St Louis to Lawrence Enloe a popU lar railroad man of this city The wedding ceremony will be performed by Very Rev Father Hoog formerly of this city at his parish church The wedding will be quiet anc only intimate friends and relatives will attend Miss Schulte is the charming and accomplished daugh ter of Mr and Mre John W Schulte of 221 West High street Mr Enloe is one of the exempla Missouri Pacific employes at this place and is very popular here The Democrat extends in advance Honey Creek Weather is clear and hot at thi writing Farmers are starting to cu wheat this week Miss Hilda Krneger nied by Misses Arhena and Ber tha Neighorn attended picnic at Schuberts Mr Fred Jacobs is having his new dwelling house painted at this writing Chris Jacobs is making head ways on Hy Becks house He has got the frame part up Chris ATTACKED BY LIONESS LA BELLE SALINA HAS A NAR ROW ESCAPE IN LIONS DEN SATURDAY Lioness Leaped at Trainer From Pedestal and Dragged Her Straw Hat From Her Trickling From Injury La Belle Salina the lion tamer who does one of the big feature acts in the Parker Amusement companys animal shows had a narrow escape from being killed Saturday afternoon says the Se dalia Sentinel while doing a stunt in the animal show amidst a num ber of lions The plucky little lady was taking the animals through their usual paces which she does at each performance and bad almost finished her act when suddenly a lioness called Victoria leaped at her and struck her a ter rific blow inflicting a painful wound about three and onehalf inches in length on the left side of the head and just above the left ear The injury bled freely but the did not seem to mind thein cident and completed the perform ance before seeing Drs E Nasse and A K Heaton who had been summoned to attend her They washed the blood from her head and found that her scalp had beer torn and laid open down to the skull It took four stickes to close the wound and although this was the second time she has been hurt in a similar manner she remains fear less and even though the attend ing physicians requested her to do so she again appeared last evening as usual at the perform ances given When the lioness made the leap she was on a pedestal and Salina off her guard while she attempting to compel Prince lion to climb the elevati The trainers hat saved her from more serious injury as the Hone claws struck it and pulled it fro her head Miss Salinas home is at Li coin Neb Her real name is Mr Dyer For bur ness centrally located apply i this office 5 352
