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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Soiepb Sefferipa seitorben.

NaI m Bead. Mo.,42A. april.
Ssoiepb 9efferion lit geitorben. -
Tas Gnoe fam Sontttae Mbeno arl
6 llbr. uno oer grobe ShauipieIer
ihlummerte ianft unb obne Shmer.
gen elm. Sefferion tpar big ipenige
Mimiten Dor ieinem Sobe BEL pollem
8etpubtieiu. gr nabm bon ieiner
periamnlelten Gamilie slbidieb uno
ipradl ben @unid aus, nod einmaI
ben S5ean 5u ieben; iein @unid
pur6e erfiiqt. Cine 2uneenent5iin.
6i,ng mar Die oirefte llriahe ieines
1obes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
ShlehteS @etter.
Opnner Nnln 81

9enper. Colo, "a. Mpril.
Nah bier eineetroifenen @eridten
bat elm idaperer Sdnee. ,,nb Me9en.
itIrm Die telegrapbii6e Verbinbung
init Der aiiite 6es Stillen Soeans
llnterbroden. Der Sti,rm eritrcdt
iid bon Mri3ona bis nod Montana.
Sn Colorado besarm es nod bier.
Mno5wan5i9itiinbiecm Meaen az
idneien nn6 in, .einieen 0esen6en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Nirtbidaftsbeiiser eridieft obuc
irscnb iuclden 8runS einen
(Saif.

SpringfieIb, ST., 81. slpril.
Sranf 8alanallin eridoB bellte in
ieiner 0irtbibaft in 9ipernp, einem
fleinen Winenorte, apolf Weilen GIt-
lid bon bier, %. y. Sbomas. SEQ.
lanqllins 5rau fam beute Worgen
gesen 4 llbr nab Der @irtbidait
ilno perlangte GinlaB. Sbomas
lpollte Die Sbiir geaen Sen @iaen
8alanquin's 0iinen uno oieier
feuerte orei Sdiiiie aui ibn ab. 3pei
Oerielbcn trafen llno peranlabten ben
Sob BON Sbomas. &alauqllin ent.
Hob ,rnb lit bis iest ni6t geiumbeu
poroen. Ger Sberiif 9rainaro uno
elm @ebilfe periolgen i'm ieBt nit
8lutbunoen. gei Der llnteriiibun9
entid)iehen Die 8eidmorene,l baB
Der 0foro obue Gropo5irlms ericlst
jei. sn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
9rci Negcr bingerid)tct.

YittsbnrG Ya., 27. Slpril.
9ie orei gteger Walter Sbep.
CHARLES Sadion uno Charles Miles
iino beute bier gebenft poroen. Sad
ion uno Sbep beitiegen bas S6aifot
5liammen. 3ie armen Siinoer rie-
fen Den periammelten Suidaueru su:
"2ebt lpobl. Sbr Serren; Sbr trefft
ms i'm Simmel!" 9ie bingerib-
teten batten oea Sban 8l,lsor in
Seets0ale ermproet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
sdOner in ben 0rnnb sebobrt.
6 0 n b on. %. 9(pril

N0H o II, 70. WprtI.
Ger fran3oiiife 9an,pfer Sra.
cine" bobrte in Der Samstag Madt
i'm aanol BON 8riitol einen nnbe-
fannten Shoner in ben @runb. Ter
Shoner ipnroe IN 5ipei 1beile ge.
trennt nn6 ianf inmittelbar oaraMf.
obne, bob cine Spmr BON ieiner
Soentitdt 3uriidgelaiien lit. Man
glaubt. bab Die ean5e @emannung
ertrunfen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Ge'saitissr Setras.
s. O. 4isels,D, NrGfbent ber Griteu
9satipnalbani pom 9lilmanfee,
nnteri9lG9t VI, 100000.

StaHt ". pt9ei0D, YrdltOett ner
griten Nationalbanf oieier Staot
Mnb ebentaliger Hr6iioent Der Ame.
rican 8anferS 9liiociation, bat Die
8anf nm 81, ,45O, 900 betrogen. Die
Tireftoren Der 8onf baben genng
8el6 6eponirt, INN einen 8anferott
gu perbinoern. Sic 7ireftoren Der.
fiigen 3uianunen iiber Elm Yermogen
bon $20,0OO,O00. Bigelotp tpurbe
ip1ter perbaftet.
Die Iireftorcn ent6edten bereits
am Samstag, bob 8igeIo,p oos Gelo
peripefulirt ,inS Diiher gef1li9t bat,
I'M ben llnterfbleif az perbeden.
Senrp O. SOU, &iilfsfofiirer Der
8anf, iou bel Der 6dIi6ung Der 1i.
der bebiilflih eeipeien iein.
Mm Nahmiftage belagerte cine
500 Yerionen oGblenDe Wenge Dos
8onfgebdn6e. um ibre @eIoeinIasen
5uriid3usieben. Gs narb ben
aeneitliGen mitgetbeilt, bab Die
3epoiiten in noEler Sobe piiroen be.
9lihen meroen.
Wilm aufee, @is., "a. MpriI.
ltm $40 llbry bente Mbenb er.
folgte 8igelotp's Q3erbaitung, unb er
nuroe iofort nod bem Gei1dfts.
9ureau bes Hinbesfo,nmifi1rs iiber.
fiibrt. 0ieelolp r6umte Elm, bab er
81 100000 auS ben Beit1noen Der
8anf ent,ommen mnb bomit 80rien.
geid)dfte betrieben bot, bic aber
idmmtli6 febliblu9en iino nod uno
nad bic enorme Sum,ne perihlan.
gen. Gr ipefulirte ba,lpti1dlid in
Wei5en, aber audi piel in Wertbpa.
pieren. @ie er ipeiter erfldrte, lit er
niht i'm Stanoe, BON Dem Deblbetrag
audi nur einen 9ollor In 9aar 3m er.
iesen, aber er Tonne Der 8anf Slider.
beiten i'm Wertbe BON etipa $500, 900
anbieten. Ser perfrahte 8anfpr1ii.
bent botte ieit 15 Sabren bel Der
griten Hationalbanf bon Nilnanfee
'eine 8ertrauensiteQe befleibet, uno
ipuroe Dor etipa einem Sabre iogar
gum Yr1iibenten Der .Mmerican
8anfers' Miiociation" eripGblt, bic
auf i'm nit Sod)adtl,ng blidte.
9igelom lit infolge ieiner falihen
Spefulationen ein armer Wann
eenoroen. gr tpurbe friiber einmaI
ais Miaionar angeieben; allein er
bat auBer Dem peruntreltten @eloe
auh iein eigenes @erm0gen neripefii.
lirt. Seine 8eiammtperluite nab.
renb Der lesten alpei Sabre tperoen
BON ssreunben al,f runo $4,000, 900
seih1st. Ct beiist elm pr6dtiges
Wobnbaiis an Der Mitor Strabe, nnb
feline 0amilie lit in ben beiieren &rei.
fen cine Der pronlinentelten. Ct mar
befannt als elmer Der ireiaebiaiten
Wdnner, tpenn es galt, ipobltbdtige
3pede 3u f0rbern. un0 gilt oils elmer
Der populdriten Nanner Der Stabt.
gr lit bon @eue uno S6mera boQig
iibermam,t.
Seltte MbenS ipurbe @iaelop bem
8mnoeSfommiiiGr 8loooeooo porge.
fiibrt. Ct peraidtete auf elm 8or.
perb0r uno tpurbe unter elmer Biirg.
ibaft bon $25, 900. Sie Or. Sorace
~. 8rotpn unb Irtbur M. NcGeo1
unter5eidncten. porldufie ipieocr auf
ireien sSuB aeiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

mobnt uno iib bur6 oen 8erfauf BON
ubren 5u erndbren beriudt. @or
einigen Sabren perlor er iein Germ0.
gen iinS permodte iid nift iuieoer
All erbolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
8erb6nsnihpoae Hnluer GgpIoion,

Wt. SterIinG ap., "a. Mpril.
Bel elmer ggploiion zines Gaiies
Nulner in Sobn Stursias 2aben in
Slat Gap, Sobnion Goiintp, tpuroen
bier Ndnner getootet uno 5tpei
WobnbGuier beibG6igt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Smntington, -. 8a.,

"a. Mpril.
Geb,m0en an SGn6en rno Giiben
un6 an einen 8aunl aefniipft ipilroe
bel Big llglp Elm gut aefleibeter
Wlana. nit elmer Meiierflinee in bas
Sera Oeitoben. eefanoen. Sein sails
NOR BON DIR 5u DIR our6idnitten
llno bie 8eb0rben glauben. oab er er.
rnoroet tuar. ebe er an ben Baum &c.
fl,iipit ipur6e. gln ben Nod bes
Wlannes mar elm Napier geitedt, ouf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
itiirst iidj in ben Stru.
bel Der 9eiagara.is6lle.

Nia9ara Sails. "a. gpril.
Sberbalb Der @oat Sslano.8riide
ihritt elm ,mbefannter Wann in bic
Struoel bes amerifaniihen aanals
uno lieB ii6 bon Der Str6mrng in
Die 9ieie reiBen. 8iele Perionen
waren 3eusen oes grauii9en Selblt.
moroeS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

rate elm regelrehter @Iia3arb. 9as
llntpetter belt aud beute nod an.
lin Witternaht frat Elm beftiger
Sbneefon ein, nub bic gbenen bon
Sit.G colorado fiuo NIT feds bis a4t
Sou naiiem Sh,ee beocdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Gtirbt in bitterer Mrmntb.
81 e IN g)orf, "a, NUril.

n -. " W q - WIN
ssoiepb 8mrtiS Soiteo, cinlt Elm
reiher HSrienmafler in Ser @aa.
Itrabe. 1T i'm itG6tii6en Soipital De-
Itorben. Seit einem Sabre batte er
in einem billigen 2o9ierbamie &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Cardinal gcitprben.
81 ON. 90. Wpril.

@ o m. 90. Mpril.
Cardinal Inbrea giuti, grsbiifof
bon 0erona. lit einem 2eberleioen err
lesen, bas ibm beretts ieit gerauner
3eit at idaffen madte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Giubnnoertnnofiinfsis Gbincien
Derbrannt.

Sbangbai, 27. slpril.
Der britiife 9ampier nDuen.@o.
Sas" lit IN Suneolu perbrannt. Nan
befiird)tet, oaB babel 150 Gbineieu
umsefommen iinO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

@enn Sitel rno g8iirben perliebcn
merocn, nuIb Ser auirehte @iirger-
itol5 Die 2eibgebiibr 5ableI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

6em bic @orte itanoen: .0u tpirlt
ltns. nid)t mebr id)icanircn." Die
SS6entitdt Der 2eihe unb Der MOrOer
itno Elm tiefes @ebeimnib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Gin 3eeer eridlms In Rod Sslanb
einen Uried5cn in brntaliter
@eiie.

u d SsIan6, gu. "a. Mpril.
Der 43 Sabre alte @rie6e Sames
Yoppis lpurbe bonn 9teger s. 8.
Sart nit elmer Spisbade eridlaeen,
Die Dem Spfer -onrd Sen Sbdoel
0rang. &art lit perbaftet uno
unter $4,000 8iirgidaft seItellt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

(Srrtiesung alli Der 10. Seite.)
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
OFF FOR INDIA.
Prince and Princess of Wales to Make
Six Months Tour.

London. Oct. 2O.-Prince and Prin-
cess OF Wales have started on a six
months tour Of India. King Edward.
Queen Alexandra. other members OF
the royal family and cabinet ministers
bade them farewell at the railroad sta
ton. THO go TO Genoa Italy. where
they embark on the British battleship
Renown, which is due TO arrive nj
Bombay Nov. 9. They win stay in In
dia until March, visiting the principal
cities and native states and receiving
chiefs and princesses on behalf of King
Edward. Exchange of ceremonial
presents win be dispendsed with ana
consequently no presents will be ac-
cepted by the royal couple while on
their tour.
The departure Of Lord Curzon OF
Kedleston, the vicerOy who resigned
Aug. 20, owing TO bitter feeling between
him and Lord Kitchener. Commander
in-chief OF forces in India. and who
will BE- suc' .eded by Lord Mimic. has
heen postponed In view OF the fact that
King Edward desired Lord Curzon 10
remain and officially welcome the
Prince and Trincess OF Wales
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
SUICIDE CAUSED
BIG SENSATION
Tragic End of Cashier Clark Cause
of Surprises.
WASHEAVYINVEST0R
Dead Man Not Only Held Responsi.
BILE Position In the Enterprise
Bank, but Also Other I'm
portant Offices.

Pittsburg. Oct eos. Lee Clark,
cashier of the Enterprise National
hank OF Allegheny, Pa, shot himself.
soon dying. It was stated there was
nothing wrong with Mr.. Clark's &C.
counts. President Gwinner Of the bank
having endorsed a note for $4,000 for
Mr.. Clark Tuesday. Cashier was In
terested in the building OF railways IN
Arizona in which about 100000 was
invested.
Comptroller OF the currency Notified
Bank Examiner Cunningham to take
charge of the institution. A force OF
clerks were put to work going over the
books.
According TO President Gwinner the
bank furnished through Cashier Clark
most of the funds used TO float the
Santa Fe. Central Railway and Penn
sylvania Development companies IN
which former State Senator S. w. An
drews. Arthur Kennedy and Francfs J.
Torrance were deeply interested. to-
gether with Cashier Clark. Two pro-
jects are allied ones. Former Senator
Kennedy Is president of the Develop
ment company and former Senator An
drews president of the railway. Fran
els j. Torrance is heavily interested In
both concerns and confidential man. w.
c. Hagan is secretary of both compa-
MES. T. Lee Clark. the dead cashier.
was treasurer of both companies and
the bank custodian OF their bonds
which were held as security for loan of
personal notes. Thu promoters are also
reported to be among the additional Sc
curity furnished the bank.
Former Senator Andrews denies the
statement OF President Gwinner and
bank. Mr.. Torrance is III. and Secrefa-
~ Hagan. speaking for him. also de-
MED he had been borrower.
Since the clr-ing of the bank II has
developed that United States govern
ment and state officers have been in
PittsbUrg within the last few weeks
looking into the affairs of the instifu-
tion, and particularly. 1t is said. to
make an Investigation of the Statement
recently made by Homer l. Castle.
Prohibition candidate for supreme
judge. relative to acceptance of money
from state with understanding thai
certain politicians have the benefit OF
loans.
w. 3. Ridgely. comptroller of the
currency, It is learned. was in Pits
burg two weeks ago. hating stopped at
the Duquesne club. Last week John A.
BerlSey. state commissioner Of baul<1n<<
szzzrr-1Oz1ss--v-s srvrrrs<7i -1~Dur1 ~ u
sioner OF banking. spent severz IS /
in the city having registered at ~ !
Henry. Berkey left Pittsburg Thurs !
day and Morrison departed Friday.
They are said to have had conferences
with several Republican politicians.
1t is said the state will lose nothing
by the closing Of Enterprise National |
bank as the state funds are fully pro-
tected by bonds. Funds on deposit In |
the institution were issued by indensni-
ty bonds furnished the state treasurer 1
by the directors of the bank the Mer- |
camille Trust company of Pittsburg |
and United States Fidelity and Guar l
anty company OF New York.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20

she in Richmond" lie laughed heart
lily at this.
AS the party passed the Centenary
Methodist church the chimes in the
lower rang out. MY Country. IT'S OF
Thee" and at another point $50 girls
from the woman's college, attired in
pure white, sang the same anthem.
Everywhere the party's progress was
through streets packed with well
dressed people who cheered the presl-
dent enthusiastically and showed in
every way their delight at seeing the
chief executive OF the country.
To reporter the PRECEDENT said he
was delighted with his Richmond re-
eeption. 81 like the southern people
and cannot express how greatly APP
preciate the warm way in which was
received today"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
HoGG BETTER.
Eek Wednesday Night Was
Considerably improved.


Fort Worth. oct. 2c.-Condition OF
Ex-Governor Hogg was much improved
Wednesday night. but he was by no
means out of danger. His temperature
was 1919 and his heart weak. The
greatest fear is heart dilation and with
1t heart paralysis. With the inhamed
condition OF the skin the physicians
feel that II would not he safe to reach
the abdominal cavity with the needle
and cylinder. or in medical parlance
the trocar and canula.
DIR. Mclaughlin of Austin will assist
In the ctse. II possible. 1t was decided
to take the patient to the state capital
General Cabell. General Gano an,
Colonel ". II. CASTOR of Dallas were in
the sick room few minutes Wednes-
day.
Tom Hogg. son. who is studying
mechanical engineering at college in
Colorado Springs. has arrived. When
the governor heard Tom had come he
said: "Tell Tom to come right I'm.
want to see him. by gatiins" He APP
peared much pleased at the Idea Of his
boy coming to see him before he was
telegraphed.
Governor Hogg. II IS learned. has
discussed private matters with Judge
Robertson OF Austin. his former law
partner The attachment beween the
two Is very marked. and II Is believed
that the governor has communicated
to Judge Robertson his wishes in case
the wofst comes. Judge Robertson. Mr.
campbell and VIII c. Hogg are spend
ing much Of their time together In con-
ference.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
AFTER JERoM e.
Man Said He Wanted to Kill District
Attorney Of New York.

New York Oct. 2O.-An attempt to
batter down the door OF the Office of
District Attorney w. C. Jerome was
made by Jacob Meyer. who said he
wanted to kill Mr.. Jerome. Meyer was
found by the police trying to get
through the panels. and shouting that
MIR. Jerome had failed to pay him suf-
ficient fees for his services as a wit
ness I'm the Ped Light" investigations
a few days ago.
When Meyer was arrested bottle Of
morphine and hypodermic syringe
were found in his possession. The po-
lice recognized his as a man who testi-
fled for the prosecution against In
spector Cross Captain Harhily and
Wardman Hoagan in the Red Light"
district disclosures by Mr.. Jerome. He
was arraigned I'm police court on
charge of intoxication and disorderly
conduct and sentenced TO six months
imprisonment on Blackwell's Island.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
ADDRESSED BY BRYAN.
One Thousand Japanese, incfsdins
Students, Listened AttentiyeIv.

Toxic. Oct. 2o.-Hcn. w. J. Bryan
addressed an audience of about 1000
persons. with Count Okuma in the
chair. His simple style and clear pro-
nunciation made his speech. which
lasted forty minutes. Ineligible even
TO the younger students and called
forth appreciative remarks. Later
Mr.. Bryan lunched with Count okuma
The municipality OF Toxic has invit-
ed Mr.. Bryan to attend a public recep-
ton but his time here will not permit
him TO accept the invitation.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
HAD CLOSE CALL.
Rope Was Around Negroes Neck, But
He Managed TO Get II Oh.

Alexandria La. oct. 2O.-wlliam
wnddy. q negro. twenty-five years OF
age. Is in jail charged with entering
several weeks ago the room OF Mrs.
Ienry Hickenburs Lloyd. RaDides par
ish Louisiana. with criminal intent.
Tuesday night % mob took him from
Jail AT LccOmpic and had a rope around
his neck ready 10 swing him TO a tree.
when the negro got his hands loose.
threw of the moose and made his es-
cape He was rearres,ed Thursday.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
eRANoFATHER's REVENGE.
Alleges Grandson Bit Him Twelve
Years Ago and Disinherits Him.

Shreveport, Oct. 2O.-Among the
paragraphs OF a VIII filed in the dis
trict court by the administrator OF the
late Marcus A. Bonner. a wealthy
planter, is one disinheriting testator's
grandson. ]. w. Scribner. on account
OF an alleged bite on a leg. inflicted on
his grandfather by his grandson up
wards OF twelve years ago. By the
terms Of the will the grandson Is de-
prived Of valuable lands and property
in Caddo. Natchitoches and Red River
parishes.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
GOULD RESIGNS.
e. 7. Jeffry Is Now Chairman Of Wa
bash Railroad Company.

New York. oct. 20.-Announcement
was made that George J. Gould has re-
signed as chairman Of the Wabash
Railroad company and has been sue
ceeded by E. T. Jeffry. president of
OF the Denver and Rio Grande com
pany. F. \. Delane was elected presi-
dent Of the Wabash: T.. T. welles. vice
president: W. II. Blodgett. third vice
president and general counsel. and f.
II. Pryor. fourth vice president a
c. Bird. formerly general manager IN
charge OF traffic was not reelected.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
UNDER GRAIN.
Nesress Dying and Her Two Children
Taken Out Dead.

Sherman. Oct. 2o.-while Martha
: - a negro woman. and her twin
children. John and Nellie ager four
teen years. were sleeping in the gran
airy OF A. l.. CollingswOod. three miles
southeast OF Gunter. the upper floor.
containing several tons of grain. gave
way and fell upon the family. Both
children were smothered to death and
their bodies badly bruised. The moth
er was taken out alive. but is in a pre-.
carious condition.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
LYONS TRIBUTE.
Says Governor Hogs Is Most Honest
Democrat. Politically, He Ever Knew.

Houston. Oct. 2O.-Hon. Cecil A.
Lyon, head of the Republican party in
Texas. stated that Governor Hogg was
the most honest Democrat. politically.
he ever knew. and moreover. that IL he
dies. one OF the best Americans I'm the
scenes OF national citizenship in the
south will be lost to the country: that
all persons. irrespective Of party mus,
admire the sterling honesty OF Gov
ernor Hosg. and It will be many years
before the Democrats of Texas produce
a man OF his honesty and integrity of
purpose. Every seeker of honesty In
high places In the government of Tex
as can not but repent his loss.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
LAMs ooRFF HoNoRED.
His Services Have Been Recognised
In a Suitable Way.

ST. Petersburg. Oct. 2O.-An imperial
rescript confers on Count Lamsdorff.
minister of foreign affairs the Vladimir
order OF the first class in recognition OF
his signal service throughout the war
and during peace negotiations.
Lieutenant General Linevitch has
been appointed side-de-camp to EN-
peror Nicholas.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
ASSAULTED BY SONS.
Claimed Frank Parker Called Rev. Ar.
nett "HypoeritieaI Preacher."

Guthrie. Oct. 2O.-Edward. Arthur
and Walter Arnett. sons Hennessy
Clergyman. paid fines Of S5.55 and costs
each in police court for assaulting
Frank Parker. member Of their faith
er's congregation. They claimed Par
ker called their parent a 'hypocri,ica.
preacher" and meeting him on the
street gave him thrashing
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
Decision Divided,

Chicago. oct 2O.-Federal Judge
Humphreys gave a divided decision on
demurrer OF meat pacskers charges
with Illegal conspiracy. He overrulled
the portion which packers attackd on
odd numbers of counts. charging con-
spiracy in restraint OF trade. Demurrer
to even numbered counts. charging
monopoly, was sustained.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
cuNiIFFE CAPTURED.
Party Charged With Theft Of Large
Sum Under Arrest

Bridgeport Conn. oct. 2o.-Edward
G. Cunliffe. wanted at Pittsburg in con-
nection with disappearance Of sl0I 600
from Adams Express company. has
been arrested here
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-10-20
Intere,t Eelt At Washinn,nn.

Washington. Oct. 2O.-A number OF
Texans. and other persons here. regret
deeply the Illness OF Governor Hogg
and make daily inquiries OF his condi-
ton OF Congressman Burleson. Henry.
Smith and Russell now here Many
of those inquiring are not personally
acquainted with the sick man.
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REVISED FIGURES.
Correct Number Of Persons Who Were
at the Exposition.

Portland. Ore. Oct. 2O.-Revised fig
ures on attendance at Lewis and Clark
exposition show total OF 2.551.7SO per-
sons passed into the grounds during the
exposition period. OF these l.5SO.Gl7
were paid admissions and 97i.163 free.
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FIoored Six Times.

Philadelphia. Oct. 2O.-Terry Nc
Govern defeated Tommy Murphy in
one round Wednesday night at the
National Athletic club. McGov4rn
fioored his man six times In the two
minutes and two seconds.
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The mending department in Bel
cher's Steam Laundry is no new fea-
ture. Its been there ever since he
took charge. Phone 100. ATT
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Love Cos. Wife Her Life.

Washington. oct 2O.-Because she
would not give up her soldier lover
Henry Knett killed his wife and sui
clded
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Girls Shocking Death.

Osceola. Ark. oct. 2O.-Jim Brsckin,
Jr.. shot at a blackbird. Miss Bessie
Bradley. unknown TO him. was riding
horseback. She was shot in the tenn
pie and killed.
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Not Released.

Tangler, oct. 2O-The report that
the two British officers captured by Mo-
roccan tribesmen had been released.
Is untrue. but favorable action is look
ed for.
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Automobile Strikes ladies'.

Plttsburg. oct. 2O.-while seven Ia
dies were returning home from a the
ter an automobile struck them. Four
are probably mortally hurt. one lady
was thrown thirty-five feet.
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Gibson In Jail.

San Antonio. oct. 2O.-Monk Gibson
is safe In Jail. He maintains his inno-
cence. saying two other negroes com
United the crime.
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corporations failing TO pay license tax
OF $40 were revoked.
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EIGHT Killed.

st. Louis. oct 2o.-Later advices
from the Sorrento. Ill, tornado places
death list az eight