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president cnmnhell Here.

e. w. Campbell, president Of the
Chairman Mining and Electric Com
pany. and also member Of the board
OF directors of the Mckinley Mining
and Smelling Company, arrived in Ely
yesterday.
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Ice! Ice!

All persons desiring ice for the Fourth
are requested to send in their orders
not later than noon on July for dellv-
cry that evening. No delivery will be
made on the Fourth.
ELY LIVERY Co.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

am now prepared 70 haul all wsssssu
reight from wells TO Ely aud Cherry Creek.
All parties desiring me TO vsceive their good
same 'LsVe J =. Csaisf." and 10 witl b
promptly delivered to me. ! am prepared y
handle everything IN the way o freight, .aut
guarantee good service. All chsfgss will b,
prepaid BY me 81 Ws,iA
y.B, cAssA
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES.


the Different Oistete ts.
On y four school districts In the oOun-
ty elected trustees last month as pre-.
scrlbed by Law. The result was as fol.
lows:
Hamii,ou-wm. Mstson, long term; Louis
LAM, short term.
White Riyer-Ailen wakeiine. long term; !;
W. q. Terry and Isaac aiker. short term.
Spring vailey-Patrick Keegan, long term
J. C. Rioriau and C. u odxers. short term.
Cherry Creek-A. Foppiano, long term; P. g..
Goss, short term.
County Superintendent Munro has
thus far made the following appoint.
ments.
Fort Ruby-Nsrcisco Romeris. long term
Joe Yusra and JOS Tognini, short term.
Muncy-- Alfred Doutre. long term u Albert
Erickson and Cal Ciayson. short term.
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The town of Mercur, Utah, was vls-
tied BY u disasterous ire on Wed nes-
day OF last week, destroy ing tfty build
ings and entailinC n loss of hall million
dollars. The explosion of II gasoline
stove is said to have started the con-
hagratlon.
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Editor NEws:-An enjoy able time
was had. There was general gath
eriug Of the clans, nearly every fam
ily OF Snake Valley being represented.
After the double wedding an elabor-
ate dinner was spread, at which all en-
joyed themselves. Then respite was
taken-thIs was needed, and you would
say so II you had seen how they ate
until early evening, when dancing was
commenced and continued until four
o'clock In the morning. And that all
enjoyed themselves COOS without say
ing. You ought to attend dance Civ
en- by these valleyites and you would
never forget nor regret.
M. ],
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A. A. Robertson. paying teller OF
the Wells Fargo bank AT Salt Lake.
and mem Der of the city council, has
surrendered imself to the police and
admits defalcation Of between $50, 900
and 400 600
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ONLY TWO WALKED.
And Messrs. Breeu and Kind Rode
to the Summit.

THE NEWS learns that as result
the break Ing down OF the vehicle OF the
Eureka quartette on the way TO the
summit, as mention last week, John
Clendenning and Al Dees we're the only
ones who were compelled to walk, and
they held up the end of the broken
axle while Messrs. Breen and Kind lean
cd back gracefully under the canopy
top and smoked their choice Havanas.
This Is as 1t should he. II there are
any two men In Nevada who are entl.
tied to ride In their chaises NJ AL times,
they are our friends Breen and Kind OF
Eureka.
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Ely Social Club Meeting.

There will be n special meeting OF the
Ely Socia. Club on Saturday evening
OF this week at the Riepe Hotel to check
up the receipts and disbursements Of
the Fourth oil July Ball.
GEO. L. NEWMAN,
President.
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pBr Thousands of copies OF the com.
ing illustrated edition OF The WHITE
PINE NEWS will be- circulated among
mining investors In all parts Of she
United States, as well ss among the
capitalists OF the Old World.
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MR.. PECK OF CHICAGO.
And the Mysterious offices lie Is
Said to Occupy.

All. Chartz In the Garduervile Cour-
Ter pays the following rather doubtful
compliment to C gentleman who re-
Gently paid brief visit to Ely:
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koTIcE-Rills will he rendered on the nrsi
=, ss,n month for all Advertising sud job ac-
.asat.' anIIis.s. a. well 4, ali subscription
.crounts are payable u ". b. Grtham, Treas
-, "a hit, ! inc News Pul lishing Com pany
Sha will issue recei gts for same
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rssNs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Advertising rates furnished upon applica-
tion at the ONCE.
Entered at the Postofiice at Ely, Nevada, As
sscone Glass matter.
Communications are solicited, but the paper
will not be responsible for the opinions Of its
rarras pondents.
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cHAINMAN'S DEBTS.
Scarcity OF Funds ls the Possible
Cause OF bxasperatine De.

A copy OF the following circular Was
received by many OF the stock holders
Of the Chairman Mining and Electric
Company In the East during The past
fortnight, and several OF them have
been forwarded TO the editor OF the
NEWS, acconpan ed by req uests for sd-
yice as TO what course would be advis-
able under the circumstances. This
circular goes long way toward ex-
planning many things that have seem
cd unexplainable here, although We
have suspected for some tlme past that
the real trouble with ths management
is u scarcity Of funds:
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tits announced that President Roos-
xelt hiss decided to call an extra session
of the Senate on November II TO con-
slider Cuban reciprocity treaty.
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THE RACINE GROUP.

Leach Bros. Gave n Bond on
Their interests This Week.
A. C. Cordiner this week secured a
bond from the Leach Bros. on their
interest In the Racine group, and made
the hrst payment OF $1,000 on the
property. The exact amount OF the
purchase price is not made public.
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sMELrER NOTES.

uAELTEh NoTES.
John Churchdeld Was awarded q
contract this week to sink the Copper
Flat shaft 200 feet deeper.
A boarding. house has been estab.
lished st the Keystone, with the Jap
formerly employed 81 the kiepe res.
tsurant, In charge Of the culinary de,
parsmeat,
The company will, It 10 understood.
10 addition 70 handling the output OF
their own mines, treat ores for other
parties operating here, and In this
way they will aid greatly In developing
the resources Of the camp.
A survey 10 being made thi. week OF
the route from the possible site Of the
smelter below town TO the Keystone,
and thence to the mine at Copper Flat,
the notes OF which can be used either
for . railroad or Pipe line, ss may be
decided upon.
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THE GRAMMAR I
MINING AND ELECTRIc COMPANY. I

''N'N's AND AsS~SA HAS S9A4fAFu- y
oFPicE OF
THE sEckkrAkY.
Eimira. n. Y, June II, 1907.
To Our STocKHoLBKks:
Asa result OF our recent circular about So.
900 has been paid into our Treasury. When
the allotment OF 80 shares was made 70 each Of
our stockholders. IL was anticipated that each
would subscribe. aud such subscriptions would
have paid Us outof debt. II IL essential aad
necessary that our debts be paid and a large
portion Of the same must be arranged before
Julyist There are many Of our present stock
holders who desire TO increase th,if holdings,
but can do 50 only TO the extent OF sOo shares.
under Ihe recent circular. YOUR sUBsCRIP.
TioN HAS NOT BEEN RECEIVED. II you
cannot subscribe aud arrange for payment be.
fore 'une 25th will you kiudly assign your righ l
to subscribe TO Fred Morck. Treasurer. and such
action will permit the other stockholders 70
augment their present holdings a. they may
desire. II would be a calamity to mortgage our
property at this time. property that has cost
us half million dollars aud iu debt but ,ln,.
uol0 Our credit. however. cannot be impaired
and our debts cannot remain unpaid. One
hundred and nfly dollars from each Of you
would clear the property. aud II you cannot
stockholders should have the right to acquire
the same.
Let us hear from you at once.
THE DIRECTORS.
The news that the Chairman CON-
pany 10 now In debt to the extent OF
$40, 900, after expend ing half million
dollars, will occasion no surprise here,
where the reasons for this condition are
well known.
The stock holders, however, should
not be discouraged by the mistakes
which have been made In the past.
They have an excellent properly and II
the lessops which hsve been taught
them are pro3ted by. ss ne have every
reason to believe they will be, the
ChHinman -ill in ih. ss~- f.s~-. h~-
come dividend payer, and good one.
The NEWS has the names OF . num-
Der Of capitalists who ere ready to buy
Chalnman stock. II shareholders Who
desire 10 dispose OF their holdings will
send their names and add dresses, to.
gether with ths mum Der OF shares they
with to dispose OF and at what price.
to this office, the information will b.
conveyed to the would.be purchasers.
and undoubtedly the transfers can be
made. However, TO all Who can afford
To do 80. our sdvics would be, "Hold
your stock" It will never he worth
less than II Is today.
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. Savings Bank Free.

cErp YOUR ApDREss 70 THE aciflc
s.: ssa .s i:sfss sl fs:: s:;
bjciienSss sHieS HiS'H" is aow csiSsS iSsnis ,sd
70 iss1sfs 81 tale paper fer ealy Five Cents
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GRAND CELEBRATION
FOURTH OF July
At Ely, Nevada.
~~~
Salute at Sunrise.
Base Ball Game at A M. Prize, $500.
Exercises Commence at II A. NJ. at Picnic Grounds.
President of the Day-Hon d. G. Mcdonald
% ~ @ ~ . Ch
Reading OF the Declaration of NJ Mcdonald
Orator of the Day-Chas. A. Walker
Frank
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Distribution n Cand OF Children.



Flour Grabbing
Potato so.
Pie Eating Contest for so.
Sack
Foot Race
Legged Race Fifty Yards for Boys under Is co.
Wheelbarrow Race Fifty Yards for Men 90.
Climbing Creased Pole"...
Twenty Five Yard Foot Race Girls
Twenty-Five Yard Foot years
In the Afternoon Autman Street
One Hundred Yard Foot Race.
Bicycle Race, Mile Entrance Fee So
Fifty Yard Foot Race for Men
Bicycle Race, Mile for Boys under 16
Bicycle Mile, Girls
Horse Races.
one.Quarter Mile for to Enter
Entrance Fee 80 35 90.
Three Hundred Yard Dash Free for ALL Three More
Entrance Fee s. Is co.
Slow Race Free
Entrance Fees to Be Added to Purses.
Entries for at p. M July g.
Richard A. Riepe,
Chairman OF Committee of Arrangements.
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SERMON WITH THE BARK ON.
Flags the House at Delegates
Combine From the Pulpit.

st. Louis, Aug. l2.-Rev. Frank Tyr.
reli, in the Mount Cabanne Christian
church. Sunday. with "Moral Pungen.
cy" for his theme. said:
1.-The combine i'm the house Of del
egates is a case in point. ! would say
those fellows ar mulish IL la didn't
have too much respect for a mule.
There they are. a gang Of lewd fell
lows. elected doubtless 81 fraud; delv-
ing and dealing in fraud; advertising
their own asinity. a conscienceless,
scurrilous gang of grog-shop keepers
and plug-uglics, hypocrites, sand-bag-
gers, leeches. vampires.
"We hate vermin. even or a dog;
much more human vermin on the
body polite. But the combine ex-
lists by the grace of the citizens Of
ST. Louis; not those who in steadfast
loyalty to the city of their home bear
a brave part in the battle against
boodlery and deviltry. but Of those
recalcitrants and towards, who true
to the habits OF n lifetime shirkcd
their duty and proved infdel 10 their
trust.
"yvhat is the matter with the house
Of delegates? 1t needs salt. II will not
suffice 10 talk Of the Jail and the glib
bet for those stupid whelps; they are
the simple result of indifference and
neglect. II is not the victory of lie
slums; it is the surrender Of tie
schools. IL is not h vicious are
brave, but that the good are inidel
and cowardly.
.Only when every Christian mar i
full OF moral pungency will hearts
be pure. our homes safe and our in
stitutions thrifty"
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Richmond, Ind. Aug. 1i.-After liv-
ing together as husband and wife for
nearly q year Leo Adams, of Column
bus, a married man with a family.
and Miss Ida May Tull. Of Ccnierville,
were arrested. Adams, who is IA the
atrical man. met Miss Tull at Center
Vile last September. Three days
after they ran away 10 Cinclnnat' and
cent word home they were welded.
Later they went to live with the
girls parents. Willis Tull, father OF
the girl, was startled by a letter from
Mrs. Leo Adams, of Columbus, stat
ing that she was the lawful wife OF
Adams and that the latter has two
other putative wives somewhere.
When confronted with this letter
Adams confessed that his wife and
babies reside at Columbus and fur
ther admitted he had not married
Miss Tull. The enraged father had
Adams and the girl arrested. Adams
was bound over and an investigation
of his past career is 10 be made. Miss
Tull is the daughter of respectable
people.
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ILLINOIS INSANE ASYLUM.
liberalization Begun mt k~nnLnLec-
No Specific Charges Of Cruelty
or gle Presented.

Kankakee. H.. Aug. f2.-The feat
ure of the opening session Of the n
vcstication Of the state insane hos
pital here. which was commenced
Monday by the state board of chari-
ties, was the total absence Of any pre-
sentation of specific charges Of cruel
" or neglect toward a single II Of
the $500 patients in the asylum.
Instead, there was an attempt to
show the necessity for putting the IN
s~titution under a state civil service
law.
This attempt, which was made ~
representatives of the Civil Service
league of Chicago. was blocked to q
large extent by .ae refusal OF the IN
vestigators TO go into that question.
The charge that Trustee w. g.
Murphy, of Tuscola, was staggering
drunk from whisky taken AT two
o'clock in the morning in the drug
room Of The administration building.
and that on one occasion AT night
Murphy had the night clerk awaken
one Of the nurses. who, at Murphy .
proposal. went TO the trustees be T.
room. was made at the night session
of the state board of charities by
Harry Ball. a former attendant. IL
appeared. however. from the witness
testimony. hat he had never men
toned either of the alleged incidents
until he was recently suspended Ar
fighting.
Trustee Murphy took the witness
stand at once, and under oath *
p%licitly denied the charge in all par
ticulars. and was c~orroborated by
Night Clerk William Croxen and =.
w. Reed. deputy county clerk Of Tus-
cola. the latter of whom testified that
at the time Murphy was in Tuscola.
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Fred Riscling. n newspaper man.
formerly 81 Murphysboro. ILL.,, Was
fatally wounded in "A murderous as
sault made on him ~ Shawnee, Shla.s
on the sth.
Miss l.. t. Hurt. liiss Maggie hocr-
ner and Dewey Lana ey, injured n d
crossing accident AT paducah on b
9Th. died on the sth-
Gen. Lucas Meyer. commander or
the Orange Free State forces In the
i,oer war. lied suddenly at Dresden,
Germany. on the sth. Of heart DIS
ease
In a street fight NJ Whitehall. ILL.,,
on the night of the sth, Henry Garri-
son was stabbed three times in the
lungs and fatally wounded.
Fire at Marquette. kas., On the SIN,
DESTROYED the burniSon lumber yard
and Schimmerhorn's livery stable, en-
tailing a loss of $1,000.
Communication between Washing
ton and Annapolis 10y wireless tele-
graphy was established OF the sth.
Lieut.. Il. l.. Brower, L.. $ A., died
suddenly while bathing in Lake Ia
| hoe on the eth.
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AN ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION.
The Commassioner of Pensions Ex-
plains the Intent Of . Recent
Act Of COngress.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE commits
sioner of pensions Monday gave out
the statement that an erroneous I'm
preston seems to exist among many
ex-confederate soldiers regarding the
Interpretation TO be put upon the re
cent act of congress relieving union
soldiers of their disabilities for having
previously served in the confederate
army. The idea seems to prevail that
under this act the government IS au-
thorized t~opension cx-confederatc OIL
diers, and the result is that the pen
sion Office is being deluged with APP
plications from the former wcarers OF
the gray. The commissioned ex-
planned that the law in question does
not contemplate the ~pensioning OF
rx-confederate soldiers, but hat IL
was designed solely to remove the
disability which so long existed IN
the case Of men who were impressed
into the confederate service and later
Joined the union army.
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Port au Prince. Hayti, Aug. IA.
press correspondent visited Petit
Goave Sunday and found that the
town had been entirely destroyed.
there being nothing left but n pile Of
ruins. About 1000 persons are home
less and are greatly in need of as
sistance. The greater number OF
them have sought shelter in the Sim
monds' factories. near the town. The
French cruiser D'Assas arrived at
Petit Goave Sunday with provisions
for the sufferers and returned to
Port au Prince with 200 III and
children and /. wounded men. The
authorities refused TO permit the
Firminists to leave, fearing they
would 90 to other points to take up
arms again.
Each party accuses the other OF
having set fire to Petit Goave, but
the general belief is that Gen. Chi
cove. the Firminist commander. re-
solved to destroy the town when he
saw that he could o hold it against
the Fouchardists-
A Port au Prince dispatch on Sat
urday last gave news Of the burning
Of Petit Goave. after an attack had
been made on the place by Fouchard-
lists. According to that dispatch
Gen. Chicoye, who is minister of the
interior in the Firminist provisional
government, set fire to the town and
burned it.
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1ORR|D TINES N AAY||.
Petit Goave Captured by Govern
ment Troops, But the Firmin-
lists Destroyed 1t.
SET FIRE 10 II As THEY REITERATED.
About Four Thousan P~rsons are
Homeless, Nothing Being Lets
Hut a Pale Of Ruins-The freneh
Cruiser D'Assas Took some 20
P0rt-au-Prtnce.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Minister
Rowell has cabled the state depart
mcnt rom Cape Hayti II that the
provisional (vasqucz) government OF
Hayti. has notified the niteu States
legation that Gonaives. Port De faix,
Petit Goave and St. Mare provinces
are in rebellion. The government
troops captu d Petit Goave after
strong resistance in which ma Y lives
were lost. Firmin's troops in retreat
ing from the place set fire to and
destroyed the town.
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Colon. Colombia. Aug. 12.-Nothine
has been heard Of the government
xunboat Boyaca. which has been miss
ing since July 20. when she left Pana-
ma with 300 men on board TO rein
force Gen. Berti at Aqua Dulce.
No definite news has reached here
Of the battle between government
troops and rcvolutionists at Aqua
Dulce, but il is said that Gen. Berti,
the government leader. is still hold
ing a strong position there. and has
been able to break through weak
points of Gen. Herrera's lines, for the
purpose Of obtaining cattle.
Government reinforcements from
savanilla are expected hourly at the
isthmus.
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Goshen, Ind, Aug. ia case that
will be Of interest to every city IN
Indiana was begun in the Elkhart cir
cult court, being argued in chambers
before Judge j. ID. Ferrall at La
grange. John F.. Scott. representing
n number of heavy property e
filed n suit in injunction 10 have the
school trustees of Goshen restrained
from contracting with L. NJ. Garth
wait, a Chicago contractor, for the
erection of the proposed new high
school building in this city. His bid
is a little over si2. 900. Two local bid
ders were lower. but refused to con-
tract because the school board would
not guarantee them immunity from
loss from injunction proceedings.
which have been Threatened since the
inception of the school boards plan.
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Fort Wayne. Ind. Aug. 11.-Russell
Hawkins, of New York, and Miss
Helen Smyser. of this city. we're mar
ried oy Rev. ID. w. Moffatt. of the
First Presbyterian church. The bride
is a society leader and the groom is
connected with the Diamond Match
company. In Chicago Mrs. Hawkins
is well known as a soprano soloist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins will sail for
London this week.
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CAPE HAYTIEN BLOcKADED.
Com mand~r McCrea. of the Mnchl n,
Protested Against lt-Dad Feel
ing Against Foreigners.

Port-au-Prince. Aug. 12.-The gun
boat Crete-a-Pierrot. which is in the
Firminite rervice- gave notice Sunday
of the blockade of Cane Haytien- lac
foreign ~consuls here and Commander
McCrea of the United States ship
Machias protested against this action.
Soldiers have again gone out from
here. and n battle in a few lays is be-
lieved to be inevitable. The bad fccl-
ing against foreigners has increased.
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Icavcnworth. Kas.. Aug. i2--Wal-
ter s. Cross. of Cacapon. ". Va, a
private in Company i. Engineer corps,
U. S. A.. died at Fort ~Leavenworth
Monday from n self-inficted gunshot
wound. Cross desired TO get out OF
the service, and. all his efforts fail
ing. placed a krag-Jorgensen ride &c
his throat and pulled the trigger. The
bulles tore away his tongue n
ploughed its way through his head.
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Died In Camp.

Fort Wayne. Ind. Aug. 11.-Paui
Baumann, As years old. was found dead
in a camp nine miles north of Column
bia City, where he had been serving as
a cook for Fort Wayne sportsmen.
Bauman was asleep when they started
home and they left money to pay his
fare. Baumann served in company b.
Twenty-eighth battery. in the Span
ish-American val.
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Bank Will he Protected.

Denver, Col, Aug. I'D. "A. Moffat'
the Denver banker and railroad pro-
moter, president Of the State Bank OF
Aspen, which is alleged to have tst
si4. 900 through the ~dcfalcation o,
Leonard w. Dingle. the teller. said
Monday that the necessary funds az
been forwarded from her to prevent
any inconvenience to the bank, n
that the institution would not be Grip
pled.
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Hammond, Ind. Aug. 1.-THE tenth
district postmasters' meeting here
has been changed to October 8 and !.
Among the most prominent speakers
are postmaster r. E. Coyne, Chicago;
Congressman Crumpacker. Superin-
tendent Rathbun, Of the United States
rural free delivery service, and Super
intendent Holloway. Of the railway
mail service from Cincinnati.
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A Fatal Leap.

Marion. Ind, Aug. ia message
received here stated Prof. Frank Reed,
an aeronaut Of this city, had fallen
while making a parachute leap at Mil
lersburg and was instantly killed. He
was married to a young woman in this
city about one year ago. who was with
him at the time of the accident. and
who witnessed his fall 20 death. He
was sc years of age and had been max
ing parachute leaps for ten yers.