Van Wert Daily Bulletin, The (Newspaper) - May 24, 1912, Van Wert, Ohio A D 1878 VAN OHIO FRIDAY MAY 34 TWO Can you read at clearly with your left eye at with your right Shut one eye then the other Doubtless you'll be amazed at the result If eyes are not alike in strength power YOH Need Glasses J C COLLIER Home Guard Temple Van Wert Ohio Appointments can be made for my optical services at your own home where in Van Wert County Celina Bockford Paulding or Delphos JURY DECLARES HUFFMAN GUILTY Deliberate Two Days Ow Oxford Senator's Case TWO WEEP AS VERDICT IS READ Judge Calls Jurors Before Him and Calls Attention to Enormous Cost of Two Trials and Advises Them to Make Further Attempt to Reach Who Held Out For Acquittal Won Over After Five Notice Filed SENATOR on Second For Acceptance Bribe ESTHER E SANDUS AND A graduate of the American School of Osteopathy Mo under the founder Dr A T Still has opened office with Dr John H Wilson over Mit Tom's East Main Street Van Wert Ohio Diseases of Women and Children and Obstetrics a OR B L GOOD Surgery and Diseases of Women North Washington street Hoars p in DR W H PERRY Practice limited to diseases to the Eye Ear Nose Throat and adjustment of Glasses Telephone 1818 HOME VAK OHIO Office 8 to 11 AM Ito 3 PM AND GLASSES Byes Sealed scientifically Glasses fitted The latest methods employed in Europe America for finding the refractive errors 6 in this office OB JOHN H WILSON Over Office a m to 5 1381 residence phone Other by special ment A 3 M D Specialty sas eye and fitting of glasses erly IDS Main street over ples Hours 10 to IB a m I sc i p at other at special MARTIN S CRAMER ASD West Main street Van OH R ft RICHISON PHYSICIAN ASD Ail i -is given prompt attention Office il South Thone 2448 dence SB C Q PHYSICIAN Calls attended and corner and Main n J MORGAN M D AND Office STo 888 Jefferson street Pho No 1058 Phone No 1009 DR L E LADD AJTD Office Sines Sloot Bast Main street res dence 788 South street Phone H C GLENN Van Wert Ohio in Swineford Building c Main and Washington streets ington street stairs EDWARD C STITZ Bast Main Street Van Wart O over Store OSCAR W PRIDDY Room 687 Home Guard Temple WILLIAM VAN OHIO The law of Realty Titles and Abstracts a specialty Loans made CLARK GOOD Attorney and Counsellor at Law East Main opposite Court House Phone 1288 O May Isaac E Huffman of Oxford County found guilty of accepting t bribe from a Burns detective to Influence his vote on the Whittemore insurance hill during the session of the general assembly April 27 1911 The jury spent two In deliberating over the case stoicism and apparent ence which has marked Senator man during both his trials remained him when the clerk read the verdict of guilty Xot a single muscle of his face appeared to move and his pleasant expression was un- Mrs Huffman was his aide throughout the trials thoug affected by the verdict boie ttp as did her husband With her her mother and two women friends His attorneys at once gave notice to the court of their intention to file a motion for a new trial and Huffman was allowed to go under his old bond As In the other cases the supreme court will be ed to reverse the jury's tence was deferred From the time the jury went out at p m Tuesday two held out foi acquittal morning Judge Rathmell called the Jurors and inquired of Edward C Fraas the foreman as to the ability of a being reached 1 Mr Fraas reported there was no s hope and other jurors concurred ith kim The court then told the jury in i plain language that it was its Doth to the defendant and the state to agree a verdict He ated the enormous cost which haJ already been Incurred by the two 1 trials Within five hours after the court's Instructions the verdict vras agreed Two Favored Acquittal Tears stood in the eyes of the two Jurors who had tried to hold out against the 10 as they took seats in the box to report the dict One was an old man with Ter hair and the other a stout fellow The close confinement ir which they have been kept showed visibly on all Several appeared to he almost worn out The alibi Senator Huffman built in the first trial and which was cally impregnable was shattered in j the second hearing by the Of Senator Reynolds of county Senator Johnson of Hamilton county and a number of i persons who appeared before the tenate April 27 1911 the date of the I alleged RUSH MARINES Tlf i PROTECT YANKEES PRESIDENT IS FIGHTING KURD Opens New Jersey Campaign Before Large Crowds DEFENDS HIS ADMINISTRATE Death Takes General Orr Piqua O an illness Ot weeks General W P Orr died at his home in this city His tion had been critical several days and his family had anticipated the end General Orr was widely known Jn political and business circles He was a Republican and during the ad- ministration of Governor Bushnell as quartermaster general In 1900 he was a McKinley elector and in 1890 and in 1892 an ful candidate for congress In 1908 he a to the Republican national convention People Whose Votes He That Great Danger to Constitution at Form of Government Be hind Colonel Roosevelt's Candidacy Says Predecessor Has tented His Written and Spoken Not Lost Conscience Trenton N J 24 for Xew doic gates to the Chicago President Taft in beior crowd of 5.000 at Camden ard Jumped to this city he i with an appeal to an audience that filled the big armory It thai listened to the president hei e 1 j that many were turned away In the president continued f for solely on the record 1 of his administration the i to constitutional government WILBUR WRIGHT Pioneer Aviator HI at Dayton Reported Somewhat Better HEARS ECHO OF OHIO'S VERDICT Colonel Roosevelt Goes lifter Kew Jersey Delegates MAKES AUTO TOUR OF STATE CONVENTION IS BUSY WRIGHT IS BETTER Company Loses Suit Jackson O May 24 Two judg ments entered here are the largest and smallest ever rendered in a Bon county court One is a judgment for against the Superior Coal company jn favor of the Trust company York extreme is allowed W W 15 cents against the local gas company for later Bullets End Family Troubles Medina O May in Fritz 80 shot and killed Myrtie Fritz 27 his divorced wife then shot and killed himself at their home in cer 15 miles west of here Mrs had gone upstairs to get her clothes Her husband followed her upstairs locked the room and then committee crime In the Roosevelt candidacy As in Massachusetts Maryland and Ohio he gave specific instances of Roosevelt had misrepresented written and sixteen word but the colonel was ably more personal than it was in the Ohio fight Retains Confidence While the president's friends spoke In the highest terms of the and cheerfulness shown by him in the face of most discouraging those who have followed Mr Taft in his could not help noticing that the strain of the contest is beginning to l tell on him The president with less vigor than he did in tht fight in his home state and he ed to be dispirited To his admirers however the ident expresses confidence in the outcome of the tion and insists on carrying the to the erd He was considering he advisability cf going to South kota the Xew Jersey fight and the there with Roose velt and LaFollette Reports From Bedside of Aviator Are Encouraging Dayton O May re j ports that prevailed concerning the condition of Wilbur Wright the tor now on the twenty-first day of his Illness with typhoid fever were not substantiated by the bedside Greeted by Large Crowds of Who Enter Into Spirit of Occasion by Declaring That For- mer President Has His on the Devotes Most of Talk to Discussion of High Ideals Or Fundamentals Newark N J May odore Roosevelt opened his campaign fight to Jersey's delegation to the Republican national convention In a flying through territory comprising more than half the lation of the state he found that the people had already taken up the en- that has been rolling along with him In his western campaign He opened his New Jersey with a big boom at Paterson Where a throng of mill workers and laboring men roared for him In the armory Later a rollicking nuking happy crowd of Roosevelt facts He regained consciousness for i fans packed themselves standing a short time the first time since last the Essex troop armory at i Friday His general condition is re- j fairly sizzled with life and I carded favorable by the physicians j enthusiasm for the colonel Ohio had fanned New Jersey's WANT PREACHER'S SCALP i sentiment into a name j What's the matter with a Meeker of St Louis Said to Have deep-lunged rooter shouted at him In Worked For Ohio Wets Columbus O May I Newark I The impulsive judgment of the i of the Congregational con- i ference of Ohio were marked by the i adoption of a which will attract attention It was carried hi a unanimous vote and asked that the Rev Jacob E Meeker pastor of a wealthy church in St Louis be expelled from the Ship of the church for the action he took during the recent prohibition fight In several counties of the state i Rev Meeker It is said in the has given great assistance to 1 the liquor forces of Ohio in i ing a number of addresses in which he denounced local option and tion and advocated the open saloon people of Ohio was all ad back the colonel in his most morous and happy squeak Passes Sixteen Proposals Read Bond Issue Columbus O 24 Among finally approved by convention were the good roads clause authorizing a maximum of bends for good and the posal one of whose provisions allows the general assembly to fix a mini- Bum wage In of the arguments advaaeed by Judge Caleb of Marion the convention the jury reform proposal by a of 95 to 4 As It will go before the people it vides that in all civil cases nine mien may return a verdict Sixteen proposals were the exact form in which they will be to the people and lequire only popular approval to them fit into their proper places In the fundamental law of the Labor and the classes of men and women in large industrial establishments in the proposals adapted A large tion of are in one ner or another to to the welfare of the people WiLEY AS CUPID Food FIGHT TO CONTROL CONVENTION Fifth Bishop Elected Minneapolis Hay J McPonnell president of De university was elected as the fifth bishop of eight to be elected by the Methodist Episcopal conference Dr McConnell is the youngest bishop elected since 1810 He was born in O Says Everybody's All Right all right he shot Out Everybody's doin it the gallery god yelled back and the big throng went into an uproar and the colonel tossed hack his head threw out his chest and raised his arms I'm not Ing about anything Sly enemies can't get me going You've got the other fellows Ing came back from the crowd ana don't you worry about New What Colonel Roosevelt centered j on was broad ideals and principles j the fundamentals he called them of i the purpose he declared he has set himself to of securing equal j 1 and social and industrial justice for the masses Expert Engagement of Week-Old Son Washington May W Wiley Jr the son of the chemist is engaged to be married His papa said so and named little Miss Allen the daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Allen Of Lerington Ky as the fiancee Dr Wiley had received a letter from Mi is an old friend and staunch supporter of Wiley pure food ideas and state food of Kentucky Ing the conditional engagement wrote them that I would gladly tire my sanction and declared my Trish that both the sters might grow up to realize a for Wiley said Of course it depends upon ratification hy the two later he concluded Rex Furnishes Bond Columbus O May N Rex clerk at the penitentiary charged with embezzling waa arrested and gave bond in the of United Consul Killed Frankfort Germany May 14 United States Consul General FTP D Hill of Minnesota was killed falling over the railing of the ata case m a big hotel here REDS DROP GAME Held on Murder Charge Columbus O May Cece Ma Farley state bureau clerk confessed to shooting Alvin E Zol linger and Jerome Xei clerk her fiance present or by when the ing occurred are both held for ths grand jury without bond on a first degree murder charge Brown Says Roosevelt Musi Get Ohio's Big Testimony Favors Trust Cleveland O May more S and dealers fied they had been able to obtain the paper needed from the ants in the government's suit against eight wallpaper manufacturers for conspiracy in refusing to the low-priced dealers Government Takes No Chances In Cuban Revolt Killed In Railroad Wreck Bradford O May 24 Tania flyer No running from New York to St Louis was derailed at Bradford Oscar O the man was so badly injured that he died shortly after he was taken from the wreck Collier's gain Counter NEW PICTORIAL FASHION BOOK and ISc 4 hams a big choice at I Uw our calicoes light or dark V Linen Chiney lace at less than half Pretty new patterns from lOc to Bars Lenox Soap for Collier's Fair MM WOT MM Washington May to the growing seriousness of the negro re- Tolt in Cuba the United States gov eminent is rushing f 700 marines to the naval base at Guantanamo The expedition Is in command of Lincoln Carmany The entire force be landed at Guantanamo bay not later than Monday Beside the marines on the trans- port Prairie the gunboats Paducah Nashville were also ordered to Guantanamo The Paducah is now surveying off the eastern coast of Cuba and the at Domingo City Both vessels were to proceed at once to Guan tanamo and the arriva of the Prairie department officials declared that the expedition was not to be re as an intervention or an occupation in Cuba The force it raid is being sent to provide further assurance that American life anc property will be protected during the disturbances Dispatches indicated that the Cu ban government caught unawares and hampered at first by failure to realize the significance of the revolt If now best arranging seems likely to restore order Though professing absolute confidence in their ability to suppress promptly the negro uprising the officials of the highest rank privately disclosing apprehension cow that the extent of the negro or U revealed Printing Office Scorched Columbus O May in the plant of the Columbus Bank Note company resulted In a loss variously estimated at between and 000 American Buys Portrait London May 23 Holbein's trait of Lady Rich has been bought hy a dealer on behalf of an American whose name has not been divulged at an unnamed price The owner of the picture was Captain Moseley It was painted about 1540 O Mar the Ohio foi Colonel Roosevelt grows bigger in the number of district dele gates 34 to 8 for H becomes certain that the fight for control of the Republican state con- which will name six fates to the Chicago convention will be a bitter one Walter Brown of Toledo Roosevelt manager declared for the first time that a would be made for the control of the state convention i The first day's results were that Lucas county instructed its 22 Kates for Colonel Roosevelt while 1 Clark county sent a delegation of n to fight for President Taft This leaves Colonel Roosevelt 377 and President Taft 377 This makes the contest a as 378 are aary to control State Chairman ttn Still insisted the president will bare more than 400 delegates out of 784 In the convention returns show that Frank M Ransbottom Taft candidate in the Fifteenth district was beaten and W A- Geer Taft man was beaten in the Thirteenth The election of C C in the Sixth is still claimed by Taft men Orozco In Full Retreat Chihuahua Mexico Maj in his ambition to wrest the rulership of Mexico from Francisco I Madero General Pascual Orozco is in retreat towards the northern border of Mexico with the rebel army UNIT RULE MEETS WITH OPPOSITION LIVE STOCK AND GRAIN Conventions Vole Against tt May St Louis Wins by Heavy Hitting and Visitors Poor Fielding St Louis May won from Cincinnati 11 to 10 In a gams featured by heavy hitting and ragged fielding A triple a pass a a single and home run gave the locals their Cincinnati 03000780 IB 2 St 21040140 9 Smith and Steele Woodbuni and CHICAGO MAT 24 4.000 head beeves I 40 Texas SO 80 ana feeders 00 cows and heifers tl 90 H 3898 95 Columbus O May the aftermath of Tuesday's Democratic j primary in which Governor Harmon j carried the state by and 91 according to best available 25 district bly big question that has arisen is the control of the state con- vention on- the unit rule plan NATIONAL LEAGUE AT R H B Boston 00000000 f I 10010300 11 1 Batteries Brown and and Kelly CLUBS K York 552 13 14 W 1 FC 22 6 736 22 10 W L PO 11 15 SL U Boston 11 10 351 Brooklyn 8 19 87 PIRS 00 00 I and Receipts 10.000 native sheep tt 25 western i 84 native 15 60 I 55 85 yearlings 55 i 7 iO i 2 red Jl 2 2 j EAST BUFFALO MAT 24 Receipts 4 cars choice ex- port cattle 10 steers i butcher 47 25 }s 00 fat 44 25 25 and 55 calves 10 j IB cars 10 08 mediums 48 10 87 30 roughs 17 00 atagi 45 l Sheep and ears 4 wethers 25 mixed 45 75 ewes Jo 00 PA MAY 24 AMERICAN LEAGUE AT R H B Detroit 01000010 1 00140000 I Dubuc On the face of returns from every i and county In the state the governor teems to be in easy control of the state convention but many have been clamoring against the unit rule and may prevent its adoption The adoption of the rule is the only way in which Governor Harmon can have a solid Ohio delegation Conventions will be held in many counties beginning today and will decide the control of the state con- vention There are indications that AT R H B Cleveland 000001013 I Boston 000040010 1 delegates and Clootie Wood and AT NEW K It EL 10000005 11 4 New York 4 11 S Peters and Sullivan Hoff Vaughan McConnell and AT R H X 1 Philadelphia 23001030 ir 1 Lake C Brown and number of counties will instruct I and Bender and for Governor Harmon but against the CLUBS unit Mayor Newton D Baker of Cleveland an i WEATHER OBSERVATIONS Observations of the States bureau 8 p m Columbus 80 York Albany 70 Atlantic 58 Boston 62 Buffalo 62 Chicago 84 St 84 Xew Orleans 80 Washington 70 Philadelphia 72 United taken at e Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy i Elopers Change Pa May Ing to O with Matthew 3 Scammell of Sparrows Point Md Mary Fownes golf player of national replication changed her mind She ard Scammell took out a in Ohio's and returned to burg It lust a foolish little stunt she Mr and 1 did not marred and for w she ird would married light choice 48 8 US prime 48 40 tidy declared he be bound 25 fat by the unit rule even if it were i I tt 00 fresh adopted j and springers 416 00 I u Divorced and Weds at Reno i I light and Detroit W L PC CLUBS W L PC 26 8 758 Phila 13 14 411 20 10 Cleveland IS 15 14 533 X York 8 19 14 16 St Louis S Jl THOUSAND STRIKE English Sea Traffic Threatened by j Action of j London decision of the to Forecast Washington May for fair ate southwest to northwest winds 1111 I I I I 11 I MM 1111 I Ml i t V call out all members a result of thf of the will have the effect of holding throughout the and will throw men out of employment are 30.000 out in the port of London alone the trouble Is spi fading to other workers These include dockers and i heavy Yorkers 47 00 light Yorkers 47 65 I 46 75 t Sheep and i 00 good Jo I fair 54 5035 25 iambs 50 00 i O M 24 524 head 44 52 C f 50 head packers i 00 tnd 9 15 4 I S eep and ISO head sheep t 25 50 2 red 21 Ko 2 2 mixed j O MAY 24 j Tattle 50 hend fat 17 00 to choice heifers 46 007 fnt bulls 25 25 and springers 420 48 00 1.800 head fT 80 Yorkers 47 80 47 10 84 SO 00 Kurt chelee dipped Iambi 50 TOLEDO O May 24 II IS M AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AT MINNEAPOLIS 0 Kanias a AT INDIANAPOLIS 12 Toledo AT LOUISVILLE 3 Columbus 8 AT ST PAUL 1 7 Reno May E formerly Miss Bertha j Stoker of Youngstown and Alliance O ivas granted a divorce here and v L PC TN il 24 14 iSS was married to James B Dougherty vrne 21 14 a railroad man of Wheeling W Va 21 14 soo The divorce was obtained on the K is is 53 ground cf cruelty CLUBS W L PC St Paul 17 447 14 19 424 13 20 13 M 278 Rioting Has Ceased Budapest May Socialist issued a proclamation that rioting should be stopped and that all strikers should return to work today The day's 10 far as known amounted to eight killed and 200 wounded OHIO STATE LEAGUE AT NEWARK 3 1 AT MARION 9 5 AT LIMA 1 Portsmouth 12 s L PC 1 9 591 12 10 545 Mansfield 11 11 500 CLUBS Newark Lima W L PC 11 11 308 10 12 445 S 13 401 AS YOU LIKE IF An unidentified negro died from beat prostration on the streets of it being the first prostration cf the Julius murderer by shooting In the yard at Rait Lake City having MtU i that of Utah Uw CENTRAL LEAGUE AT FORT WAYNE 11 AT WHEELING 2 AT GRAND RAPIDS 7 Canton 2 AT TERRK HAUTE 2 Akron 1 AT SOUTH BEND 3 Dayton AT Erie CLUBS W PC W U WX II I II 14 K 11 II T Haute if 10 111 Canton I 11 Q 11 M MS t U Mt 14 11 MO Akron IT IN 14 11 T U MA
