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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

! against the turpentine interests that
finally led to the passage of the Oc-
cupstiOn tax, imposing q license on
every still in Florida, a piece of legis-
latiOn that is pslpably unjust and
discriminating. We do not believe
that Mr.. McNamee will secure the
vote Of the turpentine men in his
Observation-Disclosures Record.
Judge q. A. Hanson recently abdi-
Gated the editorial chair Of the Braid
| entOwn Herald, because of his belief
that the paper intended to support J.
y. &. Stockton for United States SEN
atOr. But a few days after the retire
ment of Judge Hanson from the tri-
pod, the Herald came out squArely
and vigorously for the reelection of
Of Senator James P. Taliaferro. In
pursuance of the logic of events, says
the Tampa Tribune, it would now be
quite the proper thing for Judge Han
son to be reinststed on the stan of the
Herald, thus carrying out the doctrine
of the survival of the tittest. Jack
sOnville Metropolis.
Our contemporary is right, however,
in characterizing the Journal as an
advocate of William Randolph Hearst
for president. Mr.. Hearst is one of
the most powerful friends which the
isthmian canal has ever possessed and
We trust that Florida, together with
the whole south, to which section the
great waterway will mean so much,
will give due consideration to his |
position on this matter when the votes !
far presidential nominee are cast IN |
the next national observation-disclosures
cola Journal.
The business end OF politics is max
ing its appearance, and several of the
leading papers of the state are telling
the candidates how TO gee their names
before the public and what it Will cost
TO do so. Here is the way the Pensa-
cola Journal puts it to them: Now
that the campaign ball has opened
and candidates will be making their
formal announcements, the Journal
takes this opportunity Of saying that
the announcements published in this
paper will b. $40 cash in advance.
From considerable experience in this
respect the Journal has found that a
account l. collected much
easier in advance than after it has
Teen made, and for this campaign the
easier method Will be the rule. II
Doesn't make any difference who you
are, where you are, or when your all.
comes IN, the cash must
it. That il the rule and
hat rule Will he strictly observed. -
Union.
lame y TO liz fnrrn has hanr O rrnlir /
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

The Industrial Record is not in poll
tics, but il publishes the above an
nouncement for the purpose of saying
TO all turpentine men that Mr.. Nc
Nance is the man who introduced q
bill In the last Florida legislature TO
increase the inspection fees on naval
stores at all the Florida ports. It was
Mr.. McNsmee who tried to get legis-
lStion enacted to hurt the turpentine
operators Of the state, and it was the
influence that he secured and the sen.
ument that he worked up in his cam
pSlgn as q member OF the house
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

No American has ever been more
highly honoIed in Europe than Col
Onel Bryan. He will go down in
history ss one IF Amsrica's greatest
men. II he isn't a statesman then We
have never had any.-JacksOnville
FlOridian.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

Editor Frank Walpole has ceased
firing on Governor Jennings. Shot at
such long range rad little effect
Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

The man who OPPOSES the re-elec-
ton of Senator TaliafeTrO l. certainly
opposed 10 the best interests of Flor
ioa. That he has accomplished more
good work for Ihis state than any
other representative We have ever
had no honest well-pOsted man can
truthfully deny.-Miami Metropolis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

Notwithstanding Mr. Oluey's speech
st that dinner, 1t is quite evident Mr..
Cleveland has dropped the asbestos
curtain upon his candidaty for presi-
dent-Tamps Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

James Z. BrOOme's friends feel per-
fectly easy about their favOrite. Mr..
Broome makes friends wherever he
goes, and goes most everywhere
Gainesville Star.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

The democratic party may need
both an issue and 3 man, a. some
republicans assert; but even this is
sometimes better than the predica-
ment the republican party finds
itself in-with both an issue aud
man thaLit would like to get rid Of
Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

Now that Uncle Wilk has annOunc.
ed himself candidate, there will be
''rszors flying in the air" Talk about
pepper-bOxes, they won't be in it.
Florida Index.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-01-15

1t is the patriotic duty of every
voter to chose the men for office who
are good and true and capable. If he
does that he does his whole duty
Jacksonville FlOridian.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

~iiftert lite. 9porfor ftuur Der faa
mango iIoerfor Menigbeben2 Dtt
ptl iise af benz. Tom bog mere eler
minore fsler 9rang efter 5errens
Ruabemioler. 6bprfor taeer be IL
tie Del / Msni9bebsIipet2 De tun
iittert lite TONNE frem meb iho9sH
unbftplbntns, fom er | S%perfnsftems
melIe meb be beIiees Sdmfunb. Dog
eaar bet lite. Benner, at Ri betrueter
oft irbenfor Menisbeben Tom bsrens
be til De kniges Somfunb. Nsi,
9erbens Mennefter tan osfad togs
Del | Menigbebsiagen.
5reoug often bar Der 9ubstieneits
CO Dasen efter Yr9itemsbe bos So
renfen. Om @enbdgen @uo8tienes
tie meb 4ltersans, bpor mango bar
0oft peb .0errens 8oro. On gfterz
mibbaqen lInabomsmebe pdd Self
plabien, og ON 4ftenen Slutningss
msoe meb @uostjeneite.
Derneb pdr faa bisie belfignsoe
0aqe til Gnbe, og lab os faa baobe,
at be bprebore Hsifer, Der bar lbot
til os unber bort 9reosmsbe, lite
bar Ipbt forsabes.
gi bopbe UNDER belle Msbet farz
beIes fmutt geir, faa 5oriumlinSen
por eunfte talrig babe Dag o9 OFF
ten, efterfom Der life bar fort andre
til Stebe, enb Dem Ri er pant til at
fe iblunbt os, og ieg %foritoar itfe
dnbet, enb Solf bar glade oeb Wgs
bet.
9aTt. Morcusfen tdlte | Qdtetpnn
Menigbeb ON 5rebogen, og pdit.
0anien ON Ssnbogen.
6ermeb 3of til pr9lterne o9 Sat
til pe fremmebe Softer. fom toe 9cl
/ bore Msber. og SAT til ale, Der IL
fe bar ipdret fg felo for at gore aft
ioa bbegeIigt fom mufigt til benne
tonne og belFgnsbe 5sjtiosfeit.
9enligft.
Sobdn Ssreen en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
for SkoIen.
sfolen / Blair.

Iaa jes oefoa faa COB I'll / o9dns
~iieren." at iiae eler ~rettere itripe lirt
ON Stolen!
Meb Stplen mener ieg Stolen /
Blair. Cab mig fpsrge be unse
ibIunbt bort Soft: 5ar S, no9en at
eber, tantt at euu pua STOLE / gins
ter? So, Der er Del not Dem iblanbi
eber. Tom bar. Gil bisie bill jeg ba
iige: !0borfOr bo lite gaa til Stolsn
/ Blair? Dana College, Tom Stol:n
oeiaa fables, er en- friitelig Sfole.
Oct er netop ben SIa9s Stoler,
Iom er og altib bill blipe ben plobs
og bet Steb, bpor be unge far gobt
at at bore.
Seq bar ielp paret poa Blair Sfos
l, ida jee Deb, bporban bet er Der.
Cab mig bu fad Qop at ii9e til
ale banite unge Manb og 2binber,
fom bar t9nft at gdd paa Stole /
8tnter: Som til 8ldir! Cab Sfolen
/ QGar fua flere @leber, enb ben noget
Oar enbnu bar bait.
Som Ri peb, er Stolen 10 MI bles
ben noget itsrre, enb ben bar p9ret.
Oerfor bill jeg iige til ale be unge
@enner: Som, faa mango fom fan,
at Stolen tan blibe fplbt. Sfolen
begpftber ben 8. Sftober. Men Der
er 10 mango, Iom life fan fomme bu,
men iom NOT funbe tomme til 8inters
terminen. ga, tanf fou ober bette,
lore unge genner. Sua bill jeg iluts
ts men en- 6ilien til .Ooniteren" og
til Sfolen / Blair. Seq buuber fda
at fe mango unge DANTE paa Stolen
/ 8inter.
genlig 6ilfen.
q. s. 5dnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
QGaebog.

Gn 8eitripelie at be melt alminbes
lise Spsbomme oe beres 8ebanblins.
st rbbrae af Or. S%bormonns
Sunbbebslefsifon. 1873 Siber, eobt
inbbunben, pris so Gents.
Donifb2utb. publ. Soufe, Blair. Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Sod er bet Dd pirfelig lanbt, at 9
4drbunoreoer bar bpg9et airten, Og
bar lat bber lit Minbesm9rte. Sns
let anbet siper iod itertt ct Snbtrpt
al, at ,,&irten ben er ct gammelt
Den er ct Monument pni DE
beniges 5olesitab" eennem Sioerne.
5anten farer langt at 2eb, nuar Der
/ Dag bebes efter Ritualet: ,6errs,
Dor Sub, bu bor lite / 5empler, fon
er 9jorte meb 9enber; bog bar ri
bpgget bette 6us, big til 2grs, for at
bit beliee Habn mau 30 beri." =
Obi bpem er bisie ,bi." Oct er 10
ale be 9 Qarbunbreber.
~ Ulen al bet beilies Suies 9erliss
heb er intet imob, at Subs be[liee
Nabn maa bp oeri, oe al 9eorift at
menneifelie SniGe ital babe COB at
tr9be | Sfpg9e for Subs 9ernin9
ineo at bpg9e ct 6us at leoenbe Ste
ne, bois @runbiten ligser foitere enb
,1ibe Soarn". Oct Ifal bore 5uiets
ItsrIte !Serlisbeb, om / fommenbe
Marbunbreber Mennei fer fan iiboe
terinbe og ober Subs beliee Rabn
elemme aft bet ftenne, be fer for Sie.
(p. Seoerinen / ,8r. Dbl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
Nibc 9omfirfe.

(8i begnnbte at gengipe en- RGts
fe Qrtifler of g. Seoerinfen om ,,Ris
he, Stabens og Stiftets tirteligs
5ortib", men fanbt benz iao lunge,
at Ri life tunbe eioe pluos for benz
oae. W1en Ri pil enbnu mebbele fels
oenbe ON ielpe Oomtirtsn.)
6on tingebe tuniti9e Wleitre,
be ituloe ben airte reiie;
Muren itiloe p9re rso og fpt,
meb 5aarne ifuloe ben tnejie.
grnsn Ipper / pilbene Cuff,
ban ian fine 8in9er itrGtte;
bet mente Ct. 2uurentius,
be 3adrne ifuloe BAN r9tte.
Zen Wulbporp TRAILER / bpben
Mulb,
bspr Snuben ben tan bunbe;
Der pilbe ban, ct. 2durentius,
ben Sten Itulbe airten 9runbe.
so, Der bar 10 lite airten / 8ibe,
men &irten / 9unoebp. og Der git
bet til meb met bare5rolberi. paa en-
eneite Rat bps9eos ben forte 5rolo
ben pibunberIise 8pgnin9 % ilet IL
te for bet ,mssle Sub og Sslo",
ben beliee Monb babbs famlet:
5er Ct. 2aurentii benitre 0je,
tilmeb for bpiben Maane,
ban bigger ct langt og pr9stigt
Sddrn,
bet fpnes | bele Stuane.
Eor ct. 2aurentii bsire Spn
oe for ben reoe Col
ban bigger e dnoet &empetaarn,
bet fpnes peb Rsrrepol.
q @tbe git bet meset mere proids
lit til = | 2unb for Reiten ogioa--.
men ba airten omfiber fob f9rbia
efter en- Menneitealoers 8pgsearbejr
be. Iaa iunbe Bonben. Der tom til
gifpeItoben, moi babe 8runb til al
Ipsrae fla ielp, ON ct Taabdnt obsjt.
upbulet, bp9lpet Ooprefjeb" p%irtelie
Tumble bpssss at WenneIter. aom
bernsbe pad bet habe isnberipfte
2anb, = Der, boor Srorion iioen gil
.,6lunot 9lomiterne | Gnge" - og Re
bpor benne Murtolos bepsr fig met
fine Gage og 5aarne! Oct er, ION
Ribe 9p ipnter | Sorbsn, os man len
fun benne airtet9mpe. Do Babe
morstfoen gif inb, bar Nibe Sule
enbnu lapere, og bel bdpoe airten Dc
lite bet p9lbiae rece ,,Ribe 5dorn"
men Iau bapbe ben til @eng9lb Il
aroa iom Marietodrnet. Og bpoi
Iaa man Mosen9 asbeneapn pai
ba fun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pad Ger
tibsfep Morf meb en- lille slipper
firfe az Era, = bbis Der operboos
bet our airte. s aostirbe fob ei
forbOlbsbis unnfelig charlottesville
te. jom ferlt ienere uffsftes AZ Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
Gee SOME.

gn Sanstreos ON 3rifti etoetle
at 8iifop Sbomos &ingo. Sdmlet
os uOsiuet af ditOr S. %. 9anisn,
Chicago, IN. Spbbunben 20 Gent.
2utb, publ. 9one.
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

10
5eItning tilige. Oct er airtenS
Stoltbeb og tinige Oens Srnertenss
BARN. 50 @an9e (1272 og 1894 er
aolosisn ftprtet neb og bar beifdbis
get airten i fit 5oloa. Men beg9e
@anse sr ben after refft. oe formos
bentlis er ben MI fua ipGib, iom ben
dlbrig 1dr b9ret. al
De ID. Marbunbrebe = Babe
mar 4tterbdes og Drowning Stat
9retbes aorbunbrebe CAB fig til
at pmgibe &irfen meb 9ope0er og
3ilbbgninger. 2ige for @urbunbrsz
bets 9egbnbelie bar 8openet 8etb=
lebem / 0jsrnet Deb ben fsnbre8orsz
arm bpeeet (nu Steels 8dpeD. S
Qdrbunbrebets 9sb reiite fig 8dpel
oeb &opel, fod oef fom &opitelbuiet,
Der ldd benne beb 8oret og unber
fig bdpbe &apitelsteloeren, 8Dens
9inf9lber. Wdn bdpbe | 9amle DID,
ee ofte Rdobbust9lbere meb Din
bonbel og 8inubIf9ntning. Der full
be dlbeles ineen Sbmbolif bore / BET.
Oct bar fun en- iimpef 5elge at, at
Raabet babbe gneret pao ginbonz
bel. Yet famine bdbbe 9omtdpitlet
Der, .og berfor bGeb Der 9intaloer / en-
at &irfens 3ilbD9ninger. Dog er
bet oltfdmmen borte.
Oct Is. 4orbunorebe So6an
6uss' 4ar6unbrebe beebnbte
meb en- Slbebronb 1902, Der eiorbe
airten flor Stabe. Sepri9t fsjebe
man after nogle &upeller til. ioo at
Der MI life bar tort fpnltet at She
ItibenesYbermure, og bendb Qdrbuns
brebets Mibte foretoges bd en- flor
Smbpsning. bborpeb Melemrummez
ne me1em &dpelerne uofDlbtes, Siz
hemurene gennembrsoes, oe al be to
adpelr9ffer bonnebes be to bDerite
Sibeftbe, fom 9sr Ribe 8omfirfs
til Odnmdrf eneite femffibebe Strife.
Man Ifdl Re &irfen paa Ifrao gennem
benne t0siifoO at piGer og 8uer, fom
Diet tribes peb. Og til bet isnbre
Sioeitib fsjebe bet Is. Ndrbunbrebe
hen murebe, 6b9loebe procesiionss
gang pm .,Qinbegudrben". Den git
fra 0eren I bet ipolige aorsitib
e. aatbooeobsren") pg omtring en-
firtdntet plabs ben til Dor 5rue aas
pei peo Warietaarnet. 2ibt at bet
iibite Stbtte itnar enonu o9 er gjprt
i Stonb meb 8irfen. Den ejenbom>
me Iige its6te Osbsfont, be eomle
Goritole, bet fore 8rucifits er o9fua
bet Is. Narbunbrebes @aber til
OUHIltIltH.
Oct 16.Q drbunbrebe - Heformas
tionens Norbunbrebe = bar idtpr9z
biteitoten berinbe, iom NIL otter ftroa
Ter meo fine it9rte Gdrper. Og bet
fatte ben gamle 4Itertaple, bpis BIZ
belIte 8iQeber enbnu b9noer pper
9rorIons uanIelige Wonument / Ct.
4nbreas 8apel.
Del II. 4orbunorebe = Reieng
og &ingos 4drbunbrebe = bar lille
paret gopmtlbt, men bet bar bog
it9ntet ben pragtfulbe Sr9elfdcaoe,
Tom M bar faaet en- tilfporenbe llnz
berbbgning. Sg bet bar eibet bet
Itore 5aarn fin mlDarenbe5orm, os.
faa be Spor, bet b9rer uf SbenTfers
mes 9ugler.
Oct 8.Marbunbrebe 8rorfons
4arbunbrebe = bar beler lite gobt
peb 3irten. Man nsjebes meit meb
at ribe neb, bbdb life funbe ftaa.
Dog bar bet fit lille Monument,
5roppetadrnets 2sstuppel paaNoros
ifben. Oct er fra 8rorfonsgifRtib.
Og snbslig Far bet 10. aarbun<
orebe / fin Slutnine eiort al llret
mob ben gamGe 8irte COB isen. 9ets
tie Marbunorebe larte at forftaa be
ibunbne, at bpege life Blot pao i'm
eeen Madbe, men pod here's Maabe.
Do iomleb' Ri Smuler fra 59brenes
Borb
/ Sfinbbsgers Stso, | srsnne !9sje;
oe bpor beres Snine bar e%fterloot
Sppr,
opbageo' bet flare @ronifersgje
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
Trinitatis Seminarium

begynder, ON Gud vii, sin Undervis-
ming den 4. October. Saadanne unge
Mand, som ensker Optagelse paa Sc
minariet, maa snarest indsende Be-
garing heron, 1edsaget af Attester
for deres Uddanne1se og Modenhed, til
undertegnede.
Blair, Nebr. p. 5. Wig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
DA N A ...COLLE GLE.
AID r:

I1AcApEng. EiementeraeI Ehgelsk og Dansk, skrivning og Lesning Reg,
ming, Historic osv v. ~. E=.lt G1JI EgIEl
NoRnAI. TnIddannefse af L@rere og Hereunder baade for denofentige
skole Timed Eksamen til County og State Certific ate y 0P 6r den
danske BerneskoIe. %"
BUSINESS Fu1dstandigt Kursus. F. *@'"e4## -.
COLLEGE. Eft fire Aars Kusus. t@10
SPECIAL COLLEGE. Eft toAars Kursus fol- dem, der snsker almindeig I'd. :.
- viking. For deue gives Diplon- - -
FoRBEREDENDEtn Poytekniske neutrality-suspicious. amt Statsuniverteter-
MUSK. Vioin,O rge o & Piano
Nykommee o andre, hvs Skoegang hr veret forsomt, far rig Lejfg-
na hav for al konime frem heri Landet men som de vanskehg kan faf
de enge1ske SkoNr. = Unge, der er opdragnei dAnskh1ende Hem, kan her
l#e att tale, lsseo e skrive deresM odersmaal rgtgt- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wishing nterternin
Danske og engehske hter@re Foennger ho1dei wlige " velbes@gte Moder
GOO LSnIferam amt "a. 100 BLADE oe dsskdfter Skmns Bibiotbesk
.Sangk1asser og Sangforeninger For PEer Undervsningi Haandarbejde og
Skredderynhng Sveusk o. amerikansk Gynnasik. Baseball, Basket Ball,
Lawn Tennis o s " - -
Studenternes krstengeF orening holder Mode liver Lordag Ahen.
$1,000 for ct Aars ia Uge) Undervisning, Kost og Logi.
Den ny Tnbygning med stor, lys Forsamhngssai OF code Klassevardser
oliver fardig til den l. October.
Skoeaaret begynder den Oktober. Skrive Her Kata1og. w..
E. Kr. Anker Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

0et er bet eneite at tit Slass
/ Danmort, ct Iaatalot Giborium,
men Der er en- Notits / .Ribe Slbe>
mober", Der gsr bet rimeligt, at Der
en- Sang bar ppret ct 4ltertempel At
eenne Nrt.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-08
NEW OFFICERS
MR.. J. r. GRoGAN AND DIR. r.
A. HICKS ELECTED BY THE
Y. NJ. G. A.

The board OF directors of the Y. M.
@. A. met Saturday night at the asso'
citation building. A president and
treasurer were elected to Ill vacancies
made by the removals Of the presi-
dent, Mr.. W. b. Smith and the treas
urer, Mr.. e. A. Roper, from the city.
A vice president was also elected.
The new officers are Mr.. J. r. Gro
gan, president, DIR. Il. A. Hicks, vice
president, and MIR. W. +. Bradshaw,
Jr., treasurer. Prof. J. ID. Smith
was made . member Of the board.
Mr.. +. J. Michael, of Louisville
state secretary OF CITY and railroad
work was present at the board meet
ing, and made some suggestions for
future work. Mr.. Michael left this
morning for Fulton, to investigate
the advissbility of establishing rail.
road Y. NJ. c. A. there.
He returned here this afternoon,
and will leave for Louisville tonight.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-08
NO GAME WARDEN
JUDGE EIGHTFooT WILL PROB.
ABLY NOT APPOINT ANOTHER.

County Judge r. I. Lightfoot stated
this morning that he did not think he
would appoint . game warden to sue
coed Mr.. Fred Hoyer. who lately re-
signed that Office.
There are two game wardens APP
pointed annually and it is their duty
to look after the game and see 1t is
not killed out of season. Out of the
fines assessed against any hunters
found guilty Of violating the game
laws, the warden get 80 per cent. but
SOLAR, not hunter has been. turned
up" and if business ever gets rushing
in this line, Judge Lightfoot will ap-
point successor to Mr.. Hoyer. other
wise not.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-08
FIRST VICTIM
MAYFIELD NEGRO HAS TO GO
AND SPOIL HIS HOLIDAY.

Jim Jackson, oolored, was arrested
this morning by Officers Terrell and
Mcoune who had to club him before
he would go to the city hall.
jackson halls from Msy6eld, and
after creating much excitement in the
vicinity of Eleventh and Broad way,
was taken into custody.
Just as the authorities expected, he
had a gun. jackson was too drunk
when he got to the hall to offer much
more resistance, and was taken under
the clock to sober up. He is the same
darkey who swore that Alabama Kid
stole over 800 from him. but the evil
dence showed Jackson was too drunk
to know what became of his money.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-08
ClOudburst in Colorado Wrecked Train
With Frightful Loss.
An Engine and Four Cars Went to the Bottom OF
the River.--Not Soul Saved
MANY BODIES HAVE BEEN RECOVERED

Pinon, Colo, August S-A disas-
trous wreck was caused by a cloud
burst sweeping away a bridge, and the
lives lost are estimated at 100.
Three coaches and a baggage car
followed the engine into "a roaring
torrent twenty feet deep.
Three Pullmsns remained on the
track. Cries for help were heard by
an operator at Eden, a mile away
and when he arrived there was NJ
sign of the wrecked cars nor were tn,
victims visible in the stream.
Two trains loaded with police
doctors and collins were sent from
Pueblo and ons from Denver. Tn,
bodies of three women were found q
mile below the wreck and other vic
Tins strew the banks.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-08
DEATH RELIEVES
LONG SUFFERING
Mrs. A. NJ. LaeyisOn Died Last
Night of Heart Trouble.
Had been Ill for Six Months and
the End Was Not Un.
expected.
FUNERAL TOMORROW MORNING

Mrs. Sophia Friedberger Laevison.
wife of the late A. M. Lsevison, died
last night at 9:40 O'Clock, ct her home
at Sixth and Washington streets,
after a long illness from heart
trouble. Mrs. Laevison has been i'll
from six months and confined to her
bed much Of tire time. Her condition
has been regarded as serious from the
first, and the news OF her death will
not be IA surprise.
She was born Laupheim, wurtem-
burg, Germany and was 60 years OF
age last May. She came to America
when about 20 years of age and was
married in 1868 in New York City, to
Mr.. Herman Friedman. They came to
Paducsh TO reside. Mr.. Friedman sur
vived only about two years and at his
death, his widow returned to New
York to live.
Ia 1874 she was married in Ogdens-
burg, N. Y, TO Mr.. Laevison and
again came to Paducah to live. Mr..
Lsevison. OF the firm Of A. M. Laevi-
son & Co., dealer in bottled goods,
died several years ago.
Mrs. Lsevison left three children,
two by her first marriage, Mrs. Will
|. Levy and Mr.. Herman Friedman,
both of this city, and one by her last
marriage. MIR. Joe Laevison. also OF
Psducah.
Mrs. Laevison was a kind and gen.
erous woman and was much beloved
by all who knew her.
The funeral will take place tomor.
row morning at 9 o'clock, from the
residence and the burial will be at the
Jewish cemetery. The service will be
conducted by Rev. william Fines.
criber, OF Davenport, la.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-08

A chair car is at the river bottom
a mile from the bridge and is gorged
with sand and tee bodies OF the vic
Tins. The Wells Fargo safe was found
near the wreck with the door open
and the contents gone.
Many of the victims were swept
away and will never be recovered.
The train was Rio Grande pas
senger No. IL, due to reach Pueblo at
s;l5 pm. 1t went through . bridge at
1850 clock last night.
A call for volunteers was made on
Pueblo, and every available man was
sent to the scene.
Ghouls began robbing the dead be-
fore daylight. Orders were given the
guards to shoot them on sight. The
wrecked cars were carried four miles
BY the current.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-08
THE BALL STARTED
IN GOTHAM TODAY
Both Democratic and Republic
can Headquarters Open. T
Conferences Held By Both Sides
Big Textile Strike
Still On.
PACKERS STRIKE SITUATION

New York, Aug. s--The presiden-
tial campaign received big impetus
today when the Republican and DEM
oorAtio headquarters were opened
stimuli taneously and the real work Of
lineup began.
Chairmen Taggsrt and Coilteyou
are in active charge, and will give
their entire time until the election to
the work. Chairman Cortelyou held
several conferences with Senator Scott
and other leaders ard the first coun-
Gil OF the new Democratic executive
committee was held at the Hoffman
house.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-08
800 RUSSIANS KILLED.

st. Petersburg, Aug. s.-Lieuten.
an, General stoessel. commanding the
Russian military forces at Por, Ar.
thur, In an undated dispatch 20 the
emperor, says:
liam happy 70 report that the troops
repulsed all the japanese attacks OF
July 20, 81 and 2s. with enormous
losses
The gsrrison's enthusiasm was ex
traordinsry.
The feet assisted IN the defense by
bombarding the japanese flank.
"our losses during the three days
were about 1000 men and forty ON
GERS killed or wounded.
According to statements of Chinese
and prisoners the japanese lost rs
many As 10. 900.
Their losses were 80 great that the
enemy has not had time to remove the
dead aud wounded"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-08
TO BUILD ADDITION
FRIEDMAN & KELLER TO EN-
LARGE THEIR PINE BLUFF
HOTEL.

Architect william Brsinerd has
completed plans for n tlo, 900 addition
to be built by Friedman, Keller and
Company of this city, to a hotel in
Pine Bluff, Ark, which they have
owned for several years.
Mr.. Brainerd has also finished the
plans for the new Owensboro oper'
house to be erected by Padley and
Burch at that place. The plan is very
similar to The Kentucky.