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V^OL. XXIX. New Series Ne. 15 ' OTBGO, O t 8B(W) C ^ p X v lW E D N E S p A Y , OCT. 20. 1909 M i l : W h o l e N o . 1 4 7 6 f ^ i i p a l V Y. 3. PULLEB, Editor and Propriotor. PU B L I S H E D E V E B T W B C N E a D A Y X O B H IN S IH T H E TIMES BLOCK, RIVER STREET, OTEGO, OTSEGO CO., N . Y. D E V O T E D LOCAL AND FAMILY READING AND TO THE NTBREST OP AGRICULTURE AND FARii KiNSiiPRMiilS PREMIER IMA L The Only Agricultural Paper In the Second gerably District of Otsego County. rcs : 3: One Tear, ........ Six Months,. Three Months,. Advance. $1.25, Notin Ad’ Hlfonso Says Ferrer Execyfion Was Too Hasty. l i t .76 .40 A tthe right ofthe name stamped on the the date to which the sHbscnp on paperstopped nr til ^11 back claims unless at the option of the pnblishe ! paper 16 s paid. No ire paid up. 3orrespondence on all matters o f Local or General olicited. The names of correspondents unnicatii Interest soli m u st,in all cases, acc< to insure their insertioi I Icatlon, hut as a guara The failure o fthe notification ofit^J will be considered a renewal > npany commnnicationa on, not necessarily for phb- anteeagaina '•^•position. tinrance criptlor.. JEFFRIES ISN’T WORRIED. Sails For America, Saying He Can Surely Whip the Negro. Queenstown, Oct. 18.—Before Jim Jeffries, once heavyweight champion of the world, sailed for America he- was- informed of Jack Johnson’s defeat of Stanley Ketcliel in twelve rounds in California. “Ketchel,” said Jeffries, “is trying to feed himself up to make the heavyweight class, but it will only weaken him. Johnson is not much of , a fighter, and he never met a good man. His fight with Burns was no test. Burns is a newspaper fighter. I can' only hope that Johnson will cover my money. I would not fight him if I did not think 1 could beat bim.” One of Jeffries’ friends who is trav- -eling with him remarked that the fight between Jeffries and Johnson would be a joke. Jeffries now weighs 230 pounds, and he says he will fight at 210 or 212 pounds. HgR$JE|$A^E;.SCARCE. H— With the there was no brga; the procession uritij'i it|beached ■Gros- : Tenor gardens. ,1-4' Here thfpoJlee barred the road, and a tough hand to fi^llflghtvtlonowed, 1 although there we?^0o: more - deadly weapons than fistsjl^i^d^ sticks--u I The police charged^||5||mob, and tlie latter charged bacfe||:r^^ ’ knocked down and traia^^d-hpp^ It was hot work, but held their own, and tBe rioters^M ly dispersed. \ ; HAVANA TO B O ^ T SPAIN. Mob Stones C h U r i |^ | and Attacks Havana, Oct. 1^.—Tljdusands of ger- soRS took part in a|'^anifestation against'the execution of Professor Fer rer. Senor Saavedra) president of the local Spanish' Republicans, presided. centrated at Madrid, as Spanish Court . The meeting was hek\|n Armenon- . ^ r s uprising Ma. Menace ‘^e ' Throne. s\\?«? s ^lonyi SUIT IS (INTRIAL ATRIST Dime Action eets Ondsr Wajf After Many A ftn p n ts. \IH E MI6HT HAVE GOMMIITED IT TAXICAB QDESTIQH FOR JURY. ESTRAOAHOtPSPfflllS, BARS ZEUYi’S EWE Reioll In Hlcatap Seems to Be SpraaRlilf- Pro-Ferrer Demonstrations Continue Abroad, and London, In the Shadow of Buckingham Palace, Is the Scene of Rioting—Troops Are Being Con- Paris, Oct. 18.—A dispatch from Mad rid states that In consequences of dem- Asked to Decide if Defendant Acted Improperly on Drive—Missing “Fenc ing Girl,” Beatrice. Brevaine, an Im portant Figure In the Case, Said to Have Been Located After Having Long Vanished. „ New York, Oct. 18.—Trial of the suit A^esolutiontb boycott S panisl/goks brought by Mrs. Burke-Roche Batonyi, was adopted. An offer yiras accepted daughter of Millionaire Frank Work, onstrations of Ferrer sympathizers in ! the stevedores, whqVw^ refuse’ igainst Aurel Batonyi, the society whip, various countries King Alfonso sent to land goods from Spanish ships or for absolute divorce was begun before for Premier Maura and reproached lf>ad them until the confiscatkn of Per- justice O’Gorman in the supreme court him for not having submitted to him rer’S'prope^rty oy the Spanish'authoH- banging fire nearly two years. (Alfonso) the sentence pronounced ■ ties is rescinded. Subsequept lo^the . it was announced that Miss Brevaine, against Ferrer .and for not allowing . meeting a mob stoned a ^ p b e r of • . -j important fig- him time to,^commute the sentence. ; churches and attemp ed to, a toc^ The dispatch adds that King Alfonso bishop’s palace and the offices of the william M. K. Olcott ap- tensured the premier for carrying out i Diario de la Marina a loyal; Spanish Batonyi and the e.aeeution of Ferrer so hastily. I newspaper. The police prpyented the All over Europe, and especially in ‘ attacks, using their clubs freely. -^Tbey Italy and France, a wave of resent- were aided by rurales, who; hit.. inany ment and revolution, started by the ex- of the rioters with the fla j s - ^ ecution of Dr. Ferrer in a Spanish , machetes. In the fighting'man^^pO^ fortress for alleged complicity in the ' men were injured Barcelona riots, is rising with a force stones. that the police and troops find almost irresistible. The situation in Spain resulting from the exculion is now called serious. In Barcelona alone ^twenty-seven bombs have been thrown and exploded, with FERRER PROTEST, ......... m Public Petition ;.L e g a L M ^ |M Berlin, O c t , 1 8 .;7^ i£ 9 Pf, defendant. On April 19 last, because they could not obtain an adjournment of the trial on the ground that one of their impor tant witnesses was out of the' state, forraer Judge W. M. K. Olcott and J. Henry Work, counsel ior'Mfs. Batonyi, jleft the courtroom, and Moreis Ciikor, dbunsel for Batonyi, called' his elieni; to Bluefields, Nicaragua, Oct. 18.—It is reported here that Corinto, the prin- cipk seaport of Nicaragua on the Pa cific coast, is in the hands of the revo- , lutionists, which would seem to indi cate that the plan of General Estrada and the other leaders embraced a si multaneous uprising at a number of points, especially at the seaports, to prevent the departure of President Ze- laya from the .'country. The revolutionists, if this rei>ort be true, are now in possession of Corinto, Bluefields, Rivas, Cape Gracias, Rama and San Juan del Norte. In addition they have occupied the telegraph sta tion at Chile, near Rama. General Estrada, who has proclaimed, himself president of the republic, has appointed Dr. Salvador Castrillo min ister to Washington, Assurances have been sent by Guatemala that that coun try will stand by General Estrada and give him assistance. A steamer with Maxims and ammunition is expected to arrive here from Puerto Barrios. A Pacific „ steamer loaded with arms left Sau Jose, Guatemala, on the 14th foT Corinto. It is reported^ that Nicaraguans are returning from Costa Rica in large numbers. Troops' are continually ar riving here from'Panama and are be ing sent to. Ge.nerai Estrada at Rama. • areVdya^— to, F in d .,T ;h ^ 8 u iU b l. For t e S c = TWO DIE ON; B A l i t ' R 4 F lk g ;in LpneSon’O S tr^to. .P‘Fro': cial aesli;e;.to deal in uiilita^ ta'ttiem cer stated that he did not believe an order for five or six carloads of horses could be filled in the territory he cov ered. NEGROES TIE RIVER TRAFFIC. Stop Work on Mississippi to Rejpice Over Johnson's Victory. Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 18.—Jack John- ■son has tied up traffic on the Mississip pi river in this neighborhood. Big steamboats are docked at several ports because of lack of crews, and river- ' murder of one of Spam’s most men blame Johnson’s victory over ! eminent and most useful citizens, ex- -J Cashier Shoots many Germans, Ians and Spaniards. For the first time in many years the red flag, symbolic of anarchy, was' raised in the streets of London by a mob gatherin.g at the Spanish eim bassy, under the shadow of Bucking ham palace, to voice its protest in jeers and curses. The speeches were very violent, and afterward there was an exciting row. which, however, had not any very seri ous consequences. .Tames O’Grady and Albert Grayson, both members of par liament, spoke to a resolution denoimc- Mineral Point, W’ii deaths followed the First National bank. ■ m a rri^M ^ g h st: 1905. Her first hus band Iwas the Hon. Burke-Roche, broth e r of the present Baron Fermoy. She go*t a divorce from him several years ago. Her marriage to Batonyi kept secret for several months. fields district, a relative of P):e^ldent Zelaya. ___ COSTA RICA FACES REVOLT. was Ba- * Hungarian. ' He came here the cashier,. Shot, h i m S l t 'i a ^ w h S f f e a^TepSatlon as a whip. Ketchel, as all the “roustabouts” are celebrating it. The James Lee, one of the largest river boats, is tied up here, although she \was to have l§ft Friday. Deck bands, exclusively negroes, remained iishore to hear the returns from the fight, and festivities have continued since Johnson’s victory. CENSOR PRESCRIBES DRESS. abput twenty-five years ago and soon He has his body w a s ; ; m o 7 e 7 t ^ t h S e 7 f , 'a « X ® ^ said m ! his mother-in-law, Mrs. John Cfray, she j training horses and it is said h ^ /irnnr.n /1 V made a fortune. He is about forty The bank failed with, a shortage of ^RhmR anv^iust^ca^^^^ nearly ,$400,000. Philip Alien,' the abandoned him without any just cau. e vice president, is blamed fot’^lthe'fall- December, 1907. ure, it being alleged that he misused ! ^^^s. Batonyi in her amended c various times with as Esther \^Lee ■Shopgirls In a Big Chicago Store Must Discard Rats and Puffs. Chicago, Oct. 18.—One of the largest State street department stores has ap pointed a woman censor of the dress of its female employees. She has begun by. putting a ban on bail* puffs, rats, false curls aud. hair bows, bow ueck collars and short or •.oxtremely long sleeves and peekaboo i pressing detestation of the torturing ‘ Jesuits, who, with their militarist al lies, were reviving the inquisition in J Spain, and demanding that Great Brit ain urgently press Spain to abolish court martial. , Says It Will Be Avenged. Graj'soii, who holds the record for , demagogic violence, declared that the i murder of Feri'er was an insult to the intelligence of Europe. It would be avenged. If there was a head knocked off in Spain it would only serve to ’ show that there Tvas not much in It. I f the head of every king in Europe were torn off it would not half pay the price of Ferrer’s life. The speaker declared that it was the encouragement given by England to a monster like the czar that had em boldened King Alfonso to shoot Fer rer. It was su'gge.sted during FeiTer’-s ent and sometimes occupied the'pulpit. This bank was regarded as a financial Gibraltar. bant, also known as Beatrice Brevaine, but whose true name was said to be Beatrice Dreyfus. Batonyi Denies All Charges. Batonyi filed an answer in which he denied all ’the charges. It was also Starts to Build Up Her Merchant Ma- said that each of The corespondents J rine by Aiding Americani Lines. j denied the charges. Victoria, ,B. C., Oct 18.—News comes The case will go to the jury on by steamer that under Japan’s new fraiDed Issues of fact. iAPAN GIVING SUBSIDIES. Jimenez Forces' Strength Said 'to Seal , Fate of Country., Panama, Oct. 18.—If the reports cur rent to the effect that a revolution has developed in Costa Rica are true, it is the general belief here tjbat the fate of the country is sealed. The revolu tionary forces are said to be particu larly stron.g ard in a position to wrest the\ [lower of the government away from the present administration. The .Timehez followers are very nu merous and-are said to have been pre paring for a revolution a long‘ time. There is a widespread belief that the Costa Rican trouble^has been stimulat ed'' by the Nicaragua revolutionists. Juan Estrada’s Mnd is seen by many in the developments. AEROPLANE FALL IN FRANCE. Modified Broken, WHpht Machine Aviator Unhurt. Paris, Oct. 18.—FlorentI, the Italian aviator, made a sensation at the'Javisy aerodrome vrhen his aeropl^e fell to rthe gtoun^d from a slight elevation, To each of the ship subsidy arrangement the;: Osaka Issues the jury will be required, after ' smashing the propeller and otherwise Shoshen Kaisha, operating steaniera hearing the testimony adduced, to an- ^ damaging the/machine, between Seattle and Tacoma ahd^ttie swer.“yes” or “no.” . orfeiit, nrllT receive a subsidy bit. ?5(*,- ’ One of the issues for the Jury to an- 000 for its Ameiican service. ■ awer Is: “Did the defendant on or about The Nippon'Yusen Kaisha,' which The crowd was apprehensive and rushed to the spot, fearing a serious accident, but FlorentI escaped with slight injuries. ’.$750,000 will go to the ^dyo^'Kisei Kaisha for its line to San'Francisco; Two Dead From Toadstool,s;^ Bridgeport, - Conn., Oct. T8.;-—Mrs. - ---- - - ^ Mary Sansone, - forty years old, ^ d waists, powdeiv paint or other “make- trial that King Edward, owing to his | slaughter Emma, ten. are dead; a up,” flashy rings and buckles, waists marriage relationship to King Alfonso, j jjarry, thirteen, is dying, and .the of any other color than black or white, should use his influence to prevent the ’ -- skirts of any other color than black, .^murder. King Edward must have niid jewelry is limited to one ring and known this, he said, and whatever hap- n. locket. pens within the next week or month i will not lie at the door of the peo- The Bed-Rock Of Success. pje, but at the door of King Edward j - - - ' - — - Such nowei .-omesi frovn the splendid After the meeting a procession head- heabh that Dr King’s New Life Pills ed by red banners started for the Span- impart! Thi*v vir«lize every organ ahdv^sh embassy in Grosvenor gardens, es- jii. build up b;ain and bodt J. A. Harmon corted by mouuted and foot policemen. LizemP’e. W. Va., writes. : “ They are Several scrimmages arosee en route 7 l ; i ' v». »a., «..nco “They are Several scrimmages aros life?' .the best pillb I ever used.” 25c. at C. B. from the police trying to seize the baa- •i'; oodruff’s. ners, one of which was inscribed, St. Nichola.s avenue and retjurning to I Forty-seventh street and Broadway, I between the hours of 8 p. m. and 1 a. m., associate with a woman whose name is unknown to plaintiff and whom she designates as Lucille Bra bant?” xo j^jg Rddress outlining the case Mr. father and other child are seriously ill all charges were with- from eating toadstools. The toadstools except as to Margaret Allen were gathered -by the father, who mis-. Beatrice Brevaine. This-eiiminat- took them for mushrooms. . j names- of Esther ----- - --------------- XiLee or Leigh and Nellie Shakespeare. ;Prightful Fate Averted. against whom k r . , Olcott said he bad Chicago to Be Weeded of Hay Fever. Chicago, Oct. 18.-7-The task of sa'^ng Chicagoans from ha^, fever next Bum mer will be undertaken this week. The aldermen have decided that cut ting nil the weeds within the city lim its will prevent the malady. Its ATop Nofeh D )sr. “I would iiHve been a evidence- and withdrew the issues frrtn » r«-rrible cut on - mv/ knee, icap,’’ connoting them with the case. wrim* Frsxnk DTsherrp. Kellber. Minn - j ' — ^ ^ ------------ ‘ without. Rnckl^'u’s ArnicA'SHlvey W 1/ Woman Hit by a Stray BuUot. Great deeds compel regard. The world \ crowns its doers That’s why theAiuenrHU people.haVevCrowned Dr. King‘s New I )i»icoverv the ' King \^of riiroor and'Lung rernedies^^Every atom is a health/dree \It kills germs, and eolils\nd‘lagrtppe' vanish It heals j cough racked mehibrahces and coughing slops. . Sore, ii/flamed brohehial tubes land lungs a re cured and hemorihages cease. Dr^ Gep -Moie, Black 'Jack.' N. C., writes “ it cured me of lung trouble, [)y doCtOrS,” soon cured me. I uftdHble; for ■ yrorihds. j Jackson, Miss., O'et. jS.^Mrs. George
