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DARING BOY FELL
-FOUR STORIES.
sIX-YEAR-oLD KILLED WHILE
DESCRNDINo LADDER.
Ago, His Brains Dashed
Oat To-Day.

More than a hundred women and chill
dren who throngsd the street in from,
OF their crowded homes early to-day
saw Louis Goidstein. six years old. fall
from . hre.sscape on the fourth floor
OF No. % Henry street and dash his
brains out on the pavement. He was
killed instantly.
Three days ago the little fellow tun,-
bled into tho East Rive. and was
hauled out. half dead. by . policeman
He was OF venturesoms disposition.
and to-day. while his mother vas not
watching him. climbed out on the IRE
escape and started to descend the lad
der to the landing below.
lie lost his grip on the slippery iron
rungs and fell. The Screams OF other
children In the street attracted the at
tention OF several men. who tried 10
catch him. but failed.
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u. S. Govt
on Foods.
IS. I.,.~.)
CRAPE-NUTS

Solve the Problem.

The United States Government has
been attempting to instruct tho peo-
pie regarding the purchase Of fo6d
that would Givs the best ADVANTAGE
to the system with the least expendi.
ture OF money. A report he's been
made by Prof. Atwatsr. the famous
chemist. and the subject 10 OF treat
interest.
This 10 an age OF specialist. and
the work OF the food specialists ia Of
great importance. Persons Who do
not care 10 60 into all OF the details
and statistics can secure practical
results by using Grape.Nuts, the
breakfast food. which 10 probably tho
most scientifically made food In ths
market. II 10 made for a PURPOSE
and was originated BY q food expert
Of unquestioned standing.
The elemental principles contained
In 0rape.Nuts are selected for Their
value In rebuilding the brain anal
nerve cent - IN the human body.
Tho subject 10 worth any brain
workers attention. The Food 70 fully
cooked It the factory and y rsady
for instant service.
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towns In tho valley. with the result
that people In carlstadt. Hackensack,
rutherford. Woodbridge. Iiashrouck
Heights. haywood. RidseAeld and other
towns on or near tho meadows were
kept busy nearly all nigh, Ash,!ns the
pests. which penetrated screen. and
made sleep impossible.
This accounts FOR tho worn and faded
appearance OF thousands OF Jersey com
mutcrs to-day.
To add to their bitter cup. the cx2cr:
Jersey cntomolog!.ts AZ the State House
in Trenton hav. Just sen: OF; st,te-
mcr, that there will be more ,nosaui;ots
than ever In New Jersey during the next
six weeks. They say tina, the sal,
lands between Jersey City and
Elizabeth are the greatest breeding
places for the insects.
Millions OF dollars worth o: property
Is being wasted and land valuations SUI
Ter because OF the mosquitoes.
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s,,od deal. you know. but soon learned
he knew more than that. He II nat
ural boxer: falls Into correct position
without being taught.
"He uses his brain4 and his feet as
we'll NJ his hands. At Nv hrst lesson
hr showed remarkable agility. slde-step-
ping and feintinE all over. That he tried
to fcint me Into all kinds OF bow-knots
At our nrst meeting-me. veteran
shows that he has that great requisite
In a boxrr-conndence In himself. No
amount OF joltinE can drive that :onn.
dence out Of him. either. have given
him many hard punches-punchcs that
would make weak.hcarted man quilt
but he was always ready With coun-
tar.
NE has a hard punch In his right.
which he uses to admirable advantage.
too. In blocking swings for the body.
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ARRESTS HER
SON, THEN WEEPS
KISSES HIM PAssIoNATELY AS
he IS LED AWAY.
They she Rashes from tho Cosrt-
Ro0m with Tears streaming
Down Her Cheeks.

Mrs. Jennie Boland. OF No. SIS Column
bus avenue. took her fourteen-ycar-oid
son to tho Yves, Side Police Court to.
day. where she accused him OF being
incorri:ible.
II Am poor. hard-worklns widow"
said the mother 10 Magistrate Hogan.
II have two sons. ono that Is an in
valid. and this boy.
II have been trying TO give this son q
good education. but since the school va
cation began he has gotten into bad
company and beyond my control.
''Of late. he has been stealing money
from mo and want him sent away for
his own good"
Magistrate Hogan committed the boy
70 the Catholic Protectory.
As he was being leo away. the mother
put her arms around his neck and
kissed him pas.ionately. Then she
thrust 4 bag Of fruit into his hands and
rushed from the court room with tho
tears running down her cheeks.
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The men also visited sAe 49, ee
Jacob A. FlIs. the weli.known writer
on sociological topics and the ease side.
but were prevented from getting any
booty BY the wake,ulness OF Mrs. Riis.
She heard noise In tho yard and
lighted the gas In an upper room. THIS
alarmed the men. and one Of them rang
the front door bell. though Il was }
o'clock In the morning. and when Mrs.
R!is answered he Inquired the way TO
Richmond Hill and to Hax Haven.
While Mrs. Riis was talking to tbis
man his companions carried ladder to
the rear OF the house and sought to
effect an entrance through an oDsn
window In the second story.
y serran, cav them and blew Q Wits
tic. which called TWO policemen. The
three burglars carried their ladder Il
light wagon In the road and drove away
rapidly. Mr.. R!!s was not at home 1t
the time.
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William X. Vanderbilt Is a perfect
, lightweight puE!llst."
! These are the words Of Mike Dom
ovan. the veteran OF a hundred battles
with bare fists.
The Professor. who antedates Billy
Edwards and Arthur Chambers In the
!, roped arena. Is perhaps better qualified
than any other man living to pass
judgment; on proficiency in the manly
art. As boxing instructor OF the New
York Athletic Club he has had the
young millionaire under his tutclaKe
md knows just how clever he Is and
ihet how hard he can hit.
He sums up his pupils ability and
modesty In thIs way: HE Is a cracking
good boxer-so good. In fact. that he
himself doesn't KRIS. how good he Is"
/ II Mr.. Donovan Is to be believed. this
hplica OF Terry McGovern would make
&. dangerous antagonist for more than
(tne who makes his living In the profess
.. onnl ring.
ellie nigh, even go out OF his class and
PICKLE a. J. Drexcl-i3!ddle. the heavy
A*e!Eht pride OF Philadelphia. wlSo
learned how TO put on "a pair OF gloves
hinder the direction OF Robert Fitzsim-
hons and who has boxed with Kid Nc.
Coy and his teacher. besides taking on
any number OF novices. Just to show
them what a real blue-blooded gentle
man could do.
1t would make a rafting goa ring
Nsht between millionaires.
when mrs, took Mr.. Vanderbilt in
.harge." said tho Professor to The
j:veaing World reporter. Tho had Just
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Carpets and Ruqs.

100 ROLLS HODGES FIBRE CAR
PETS. the ideal sanitary floor cover.
ing. will cot break or split like mat
tinrs: regular value oce. per yard; spe-
eial for tomorrow only, 37li
SMYRNA RUGS. Few fresh goods Just from
the makers. handsome designs and eolorings.
perfectly reversible. Note sizes and prices:
3oxoo inches. 95 7,ixio's feet, $50
3ox77 inches. LAS oxi2 feet, 1880
Actual value 10 more.
300 ALL WOOL SMYRNA RUGS At lea,
than one-half the usual selling price:
30 inches 70 inches. worth 800, at las
SO iueaes < ~ inches, worth AS, at 200
Third Pioor-FrontI.
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mrs. R||S FO|LS
BURGLAR GANG.
SOCIOLoGIST'S HOUSE SAVED
FROM BEING LOOTED.

Two Headquarters detectives are in
Richmond Hill. l.. L.. trying TO find
the gang OF burglars which has
been working there the part week. The
thieves visited the home o. Alexander
Mann and secured money and jeweiry
to the vaiu. OF $500
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'3poT HIMSELF AFTER FIGHT
ID jared. This Mss wcns Home and
,50t Two D.ulless Iaeo His Cheat.

tspseAi TO 7hs Evening worid.)
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Aug. a.
Walter r. Mccoy. OF No. 1T South
Carolina avenue. was taken to the City
Hospital early to-day dying with two
p!stol.shot wounds in tho breast. SELF
inflicted.
He had been in a fisht and went home
went to the kitchen. and a few minut "a
later TWO shots were heard. His wife
found him lying on tic floor. She can.
not assign any reason for her husbands
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Big Bargains in
Cameras ana Camera Supplies
for Eridav and Saturday.
for Friday and Saturday.

The Summer day. estng and season the
interesting incidents becomes less and less So does
Cameras and reliable Camera Supplies low prices
WIZARD 4x5 CAMERA popular for
With the AUTO and extremely rapid reetne
glass swinging possible doing
the best of work. list price, $1,000; so Friday n q q
Saturday at, EACH 1'SS
FOUNTAIN BOX PLATE CAMERA 4x5 peture ime
shot" exposures; few left; real $500;
complete with double plate holder for /sO0
EASTMAN "KODAKS,' QUICK RELIABLE SIMPLE, AT 20 PER
CENT. FROM MAKERS LIST PRICE.
CAMERA SUPPLIES
STANDARD LENS SETS
F eopy1sg snIing portrait tss
cam.as IL
SIX" 'Asea''e'e"s'
n Of HydioEiko
ae1ao nosAee Mels
IS
nickel
Aitan da cloth hoA @ Zinc Wash for
q
. "nyer" 10 Hdno pieu,es2 Com.
"Jsvl"D Photo with
ana always
~ - n.,
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NIGHT OF HORROR
FOR JERSEY|TES
INDUSTRIOUS MOSQUITO SWARM
MADE SLEEP IMPOSSIBLE,

Residents In the Hacke,sack River
Valley and In adjoining portions OF New
jersey had nigh, OF horror last nigh,
with myHads OF mosquitoes.
They came from the Hackcnsack
meadows and sweoped down upoa tho
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SLIPPED AND WAS DROWNED
I.o.s leland Man Fell While Step
ping Ashore from Sloop,

George Won volen. OF Oakdals. Il T..
reached Jersey City on the sloop James
Burr. When the boat reached tho pie,
at the Commun!paw coal Cocks. Won
volen prepsr red for jolly time among
friends In Jersey City.
slipped and fell overheard and was
drowned. His body was recovered.
The evening world., 1901-08-22
HEY RUDE IN BoRDeNTowN,
Row PeIlows Chose Of Circss FER
fornasce asa Stakes Are Used.

A night took place between employees
II the Goodrich Circus Company and a
number Of Bordentown IN. ~ young
men after the circus closed there last
nisht. The circus men were armed with
clubs and stakes. Isaac Fleming. Bert
Ford and Walter AcCann. Of tho town,
were among those Who received blows
about the head and face. The nisht
police were called ont. but no arrests
were made on either side.
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furniture.

SPICE BEDROOM SETS, consisting Of
bed, dresser and w.shstand, In golden oak. ma
some With ssspentine front, others with swell
ffeat hapdsomsly carved standard on dresser,
witN oval or pattern shape French bevel plate
minor, specially priced fos Friday and satu.-
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Champions in Tbei, Respective Worlds.

With his left he = remarkably handy
jaoolng to the face with surprisins ac.
curacy and force. There 10 nothing OF
tho amateur about his work and I can,
carry him along too fast. Good. n.s,
work sets hin on sdss for the mex,
round. Whom the three minutes are up
no doesn't cry quit. but ross rich,
along. We have frequently gone four
minutes and beyond. and his wind va.
always good. Don't think l spare him.
don't. I've given him many a good
wallop. which only made him shake his
head and come on for more.
ITS fun to box with him because he
Is gritty and well scienced.
"Mr. Vanderbilt 10 a. clean-built a
man a. you would care to see. There
arc no great protuberances Of muscle
that bind and do moro to impede a
boxers work than to accelerate II. but
he Is 1.-THE. graceful and clean. His
lungs are particularly Eood-s, good In
fact that a lively man would have to
be In the pink OF condition to wear him
bnup 1900
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Actual value $500. Sale Price. 22.5o
Actual ,alu. sso.7s. Sale Price. 27.5o
Actual valos $4,000. Sal. Price. 5000
Actual valus $500, Sale Price, 1900
Actual valss $500, Sale Price. $500
Actual valus $500. Sale Pnes. $500
Actual value $1,000. Sale Price. $500
Actual value $500, Sale Price. 5000
Actual value 5000. Sale Price. $500
Actual v.iss $500. Sal. Price. $500
Actual valus $4,000. Sale Price. ol.5o
Actual value $1,000, Sale Price. $500
Actual value si1%.eo, Sale Price, l0s,00
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China and .eIussw0ro.

China and .eIussw0ro.
ODD CHINA.
Salad Bowls and Cake Plates. hand
somely decorated, gold traced; Iegu-
larly sold at 49,; special at is
cuspidors. hns China. new designs.
richly decorated: regularly sold at
49,; special at 80
GLASSWARE.
TumbleIs, best quality Of crystal
glass; special per doz., %
Jelly Tumble,s. best quality Of glaaa.
With tight du tops: aSeeia', Pc: DOL. At ~
Lemonade Sets, best quality Of Bohe-
milan glass, handsomely decorated:
large jug and o glasses, with embossed
Tray; regularly sold At 95e. per sst;
special at 90
Glass Sets Butter Dish, Sugar Bowl
and Cream Pitcher: best quality OF
crystal glass: regularly sold at SOC.
each; special at 1o
DINNER SETS.
Dinner Set, 100 pieces, fine Austrian
china, very richly decorated; regularly
sold at $3.50; special at 1885
Dinner Set, III pieces, Haviland china,
vefy richly decorated; open stock pat
tern; bIeakaee can Re replaced at any
time, giving 4 great advantage over
other sets; regularly sold at $500;
special at 1875,
fO,..m.n,,
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WOMEN'S
WRITING DESKS,

mahogany, golden oak,
m q b ogany dnish,
bird's-sys maple and
Flemish oak, 80 m .
handsomely inlaid with
|hne French marquee
'te,ie, Preach IsEs, plano
finish. large deep draw
ers, cast brass Trim.
minks, specially prtsod
for this sale Is follows:
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FIFTEEN DROWNED.
CapsisinE Of . Vessel Causes seri.
Oas LOas Of Life.

BREsT. Aug. :i.-A vessel carrying
passengers between Pieubian and Plou-
erescant capsized at Treguier, fifteen
persons being drowned. including the
family OF Anatolc Lebrax. the novelist.
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lions Sample Eal'
Derby Kats;

WO1 III @Z.Zo, IOI ~. VVs
On sale Friday and Saturday, an
advance offering of los dozen Mems
Black Derby Hats Of full fur, non
breakable stock, in the new Fall
shapes, with high or low crowns. It's
little too soon to wear them, per-
haps, but none too soon to buy them
when the low price 10 considered.
ulat Depx.. - rloos Rsar)
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-08
Tor and Finley.

uhoer Indictment? VIVA
was sne object in appropriating on
hundred thousand dollars for the con
viction Of the suspected murderer a
William Goebel? Does not the eyi
dence demonstrate that q portion q
this sum has been paid for periurv
In the recent trial of Caleb Power
why should judicial proprieties hsv,
been outraged by the refusal a
Judg Oantrill to give a change q,
venue from his hearing. why shoult
: jury ct twelve partisans of the late
M Goebsl be selected to try tb.
cause at bar!
Does not the action of the oour,
OF appeals Of Kentucky in its rever.a]
OF the initial convictions in Judge
cantrill's court emphasize the con-
tention Of the governor of this com.
monweal.h that these men sought 70
be extradited cannot secure a fair
and just hearing?"
The governor concludes a. follows:
1 had hoped the trial of Caleb
Power, Just concluded, would DEM
onstrate that the efforts of the prose-
cueion were really to determine who
the murderers of Mr.. Goebel were in
any way that would convince the
people Of the counsry Of . sincere de-
termination to this end; that the
jury would be selected for its intee
rity rather than its partisapship;
that the court would remember its
obligations ~ judge rather than its
Aspirations for 4 senatorship; that
the rules Of evidence having uni
versal recognition in all the states Of
the republic would be followed in
this latest trial and especially in
NEW Of the reversal Of the court Of
appeals in the former trials. II 10 .
1eep disappointment that the utter
disregard Of justice which marked
The previous trial was ~ notorious in
he second trial Of Powers - in the
irst. Consequently can only voice
ny condemnation thereof BY refusing
% honor your reputation, which, in
fleet, would make me . party to
he conviction and punishmsut Of
wo reputable oitizsns Of Indiana.
when better assunnoss of fair
md impartial trial of Messrs. Taylor
md Finley shall Be given BY the trial
4 those now in Kentucky under in
liotment for participation in the as
sssinarion Of Mr.. Gosbel and the rec
nd Of the procedure shall show that
u impartial trial judge eat on the
'ench and non-partisan jurors Allied
he box, your requisitions will b
IGNORED.
Respectfully.
WINFIELD X. DURBIN.
Governor Of Indiana
% His Excellency. J. @. W. Beck !
ham, Governor Of Kentucky,
Frankfort KY"
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MRILL SCORED
iisanship Denounced and
Record Stigmatized as a
yof Sell. Evident Perjury.

nopolis, Ind.-Governor W.
- In . lengthy communica.
Saeosoed to Gov. ]. @. W.
~ Of Kentucky. refuses to
= acquisitions for the extra
= ex-Gov. William 8. Taylor
Reles W. Finley. who have
1leosd by Kentucky courts for
~ in the murder Of Cover
MN Goebel. Gov. Durbin q
= he governor Of Kentucky 10
= follows:
Indianapolis. Nov. ., 1901.
w Sir.-For the second time
1fons have been presented to
EDor Of this commonwealth,
II your authority. asking for
ndition Of William 8. Taylor
elss Finley, alleged fugitives
11f0e from the state Of Ken
~ ct this time residing in
y e Indiana. The Indictment
u charges these men with be-
Dories before the fact to the
oafdsr Of William Goebsl. I
lily decline to honor the re-
4 PERSONS given for . similar
= The part Of my predecessor, |
noesd ex-Gov. Mount. still !
B = = pertinent manner - .
g this refusal. reinforced, -
- u events that have occurred |
~ tins which only tend to |
D - oonvietion 70 those who |
= goal and exact justice nm
r Nv 10 all men that the time |;
~ nz1ived within the invir.
e ehis prosecution.
- given careful and con-
- eensideration in the cases
k1ned Of the persons accused
kotty in the murder Of Will
lu>slso far as has been placed
- By the attorneys for the
- and I enthusiastically
1T conviction based uron
- Of self-svident perjury
s - poisoned passions of .
jory and strengthen the be-
Voes those acquisitions hon.
Qlld b only aiding the de-
- Of the prosecution to
>oDs msn without any refer
- NV, Justice or fact. I
- = man from whom the
- Of innocence should
y stripped, except BY legal
- - subjected to political
- Can . fair trial b had
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-08
THE SERPAS MURDER.

Diamond.-There are no new devel-
opmsnts in the mysterious murder Of
Felix Serpas. while out deer hunting
In the woods at night back of the
Orange Grove plantation. Several
owners Of old loading guns,
such Is use the wadding found near
the victims body, are under inspec-
tion, may lead to olew, which will
result in the arrest Of the perpetrator
q the diabolical crime. Sheriff f.
O. Movers and Sheriff Nunez, a. the
killing occurred on the line Of the
two parishes. are working in harmony
- unnvel the mystery.
Harry Mcdonald, the soldier muir
dsfer Of James Butler, 10 still CON-
fined In the parish prison without the
benefit Of bail. His case will not be
taken mp before nsxt April, the regu-
lar jury term.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-08
BEET SUGAR CROP
More Troops for the Philippines
Brazilian Commerce...Severe
Penalty for Misconduct.

Wsshington.-A re,ort received to-
day Ut the State department from
Frank H. Mason, United States con-
sal general at Berlin, gives this IS the
outlook for the beet sugar industry Of
Europe:
Germany. France, Austria Huuga-
y and Russia are now gathering .
beet crop which will yield an output
Of suga. Ear surprising in quantity
that Of any previous year. This over
vhelmiug product comes. unfortu-
natsly for Germany. at . time when
industrial depression and short wheat
and rye cross have seriously reduced
the purchasing capacity of the poorer
classes. SO that q high commercial au-
thority estimates the decline in sugar
consumption in Germany alone dur
ing the fiscal year 1901 1902 at rs, 600
tons. To complete and still further
ds.ken the shadow, Cuba has reap
peared Is . vigorous aud threatening
in the Unit d States,
which. during the past four years, has
taken an average Of asa, 900 metric
tons Of German sugar. valued roughly
1t SO, GA, 600 per annum.
''Undsr al thess conditions, the
price Of sugar has fallen in the con-
EsolliDe market at Magdsburg to the
lowest point reached during the criti-
sal year. 1s9l-1s95 from which it was
rescued by an advance in the sxpart
and . constantly increasing
nome consumption Of sugar. which
sas then favored BY prosperous in
lustries and growing export trade,
shioh steadily augmented the comfort
md purchasing power Of large per-
.sntags Of the German people. Now,
however, it il generally recognized
hat the only remedy will be in the
direction of diminished production,
md the chief organ of the German
ugar industry declares that definite
md important restriction Of the sugar |
,sst area to be planted next spring has
,sooms an unavoidable necessity.
ssFor these obvious reasons great |
ntsrest has been awakened through
mt the country BY the recent visit to
Of the Governor General
4 Cuba, and the conviction il grow
hat, notwithstanding all doubts and /
Cuba il really about to
'egin Q career Of an Independent State
Irdsr the generous and sympathetic
'rotsetion Of the Unitsd States, and
ndsr conditions which will favor tho
svelopnsnt Of the sugar industry Of
10 Island TO . point beyond the high
st productiveness Of former years.
he obvious and sustained frisndli-
sss Of the Uaitsd States to Cubs, the
increase q sugar product
N in Porto Rico. Hswaii and tbs
'bilippins Islands, sddsd 70 the
|ssdy and rspii development Of the
ct sugar industry throughout lsrgsI
~ Of Ne United States, oil point to
D inevitable and definite decline in
'sropsan sugar sxports t, our
,unky, and confirm the Judgment OF
Zee VIE forses thst he only eject
% remedy Tor ruinoasly low prices
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-08
WHITE ACQUITTED
Business Booming at jennings.
The News of NapoleonviIIe..
Section Foreman Shot.
WALTER WHITE ACQUITTED.

Carbohydrates White. Q oarpen-
ter, who has been on trial, charged
with shooting and killing Frank Cas-
ten, another white man, Dennis o.
mans saloon, about six months ago,
was acquitted BY the jury at 3
O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-08
EST NEWS In MINIATURE


/ - yielded TO the demands
III rssissrasions Of voters
- h New York.
~ and improved.
,-r,-.c.,...
-, !. ehr..t...d b.tv.en
~ A,.tr;.-H.n-.rv
i11,S ..,.,d. i r,.ioh-
-,
As.Anoe sqcsoroa ~i''
onaAgs sondisaoa -
avs y his phys'o'sn ~
sspersed soes sv'osnos
osolgoss' MIND ~ m
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-08

Atlanta, Ga--A special to the
Journal from Jacksonville says. The
negro who attempted to assault Mr..
Dsughtry. the wife Of Representative
Daughtry, was found hanging to .
telegraph pole 1T Attention He was
seen and surrounded in . swamD
Thursd<y night. A conductor on IL
rsilroad was telephoned to bring
dog rom Dublin and permission W.
given BY Superintendent Wright
The dogs were pat On the scent -
soon - they rsached the place -
the negro was caught aboat o'clook
in the morning.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-08

ly accepted Mr.. Robinson repre-
SCENTS . company whose present eupi-
tAlization II >aoo. 900. all Of whisA
they proposs 70 spsnd here. Survey
ing begun Honday nOgsing.
Il il expsoesd ths sanal will -
able TO water q, loo aeres q ries hn4
BY April
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-08
Interesting Weekly Correspondence From til. Capital City
of Our Nation.

be a systematic reduction Of beet area
and product"