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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-07-19
What is a BaCkaChe?
n IS NATURES WARNING TO WOAEK
Diseases Of WOman's Organism Cured ana
Consequent Pain stopped BY Iydta Z.
Pinkham'0 Vegetable Compound.

"It seems as though my back would
break" Women utter these words
over and over again. but continue 70
drag along and suffer with aches IN me
small of the back, pain low downs In
the side, bearing-down" pains, err
yousness and no ambition for anytask.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
HERETO LABEL FOR CARTER.
Because E Passed criticlom on the
Westminster Confession.

New York. May l4.-The question Of
discipling or Of trying on heresy
charges Rev. Dr. Samuel T. Carter,
who several years ago became promi'
nent in an effort to have the West,
minister Confession revised. was TAX,
en- up by the Presbytery Of Nassau at
Jamaica, l.. |. The meeting was
called because OF letter in which DR.,
Carter declares that he does not be-
lieve the Westminster Confession to
be the truth OF God. but IAN idol OF
mans invention as truly as any wor'
shipped in Delhi. Pekln or Africa"
This letter Is addressed to the gen.
eral assembly OF the Presbyterian
church. which meets May 18th in DCs
Moines. Iowa. The writer terms It's n
protest and confession" The let
ter was sent from Rome, Italy.
DR.. Carter has been In the Presby
terrain church for over thirty years.
Nt is not now in charge Of church
More than a year ago his views were
discussed by the Nassau Presbytery.
The Presbytery was In session only
two hours. Upon its adjournmcn:
1t was stated that the Carter case had
been acted upon. but all the members
were pledged TO secrecy in the matter
II the Presbytery has decided to pro
coed against him, he will have to be
summoned from Europe to answer IN,
charges, and this would entail an In
definite delay.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
REVOLUTION DIRECTED
AGAINST CASERES
Reports Reach Washington to
That Effect.
LED sV MORALES AND JEMINEz
American Warships Surrounding To-
land Of San Domingo viii Be- In.
strueted to Prevent Any Landing Of
Hostile Forces.

Washington, May N,-Reports have
reached the state department OF the
organization OF another revolutionary
movement directed against the gov
ernmcnt Of President CascrcS. OF san
TO Domingo
II is understood that the island OF
Porto Rico is the base ot operations
and 1t is supposed tha, ,Nr,caiirnis
Morales and Jrm!nez are the leaders
OF the afIar.
Instructions have been sent to the
insuIar governor OF Porto Rico To take
steps to carry out the neutrality laws
which would prevent the organization
and departure Of any hostile cNpor,a
ton and the American warshps sur
rounding the island Of san Domingo
also viii be instructed 10 prevent any
landing OF hostile forces
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Melos< Commits Suicide.

OWcnsboto ~ May it--John lia
beF. a m0ldsr. Agrd Is ysarH. con
mi;tod suicide brrs BY shooting him
self twice Tho ,AHss Of his deed
vas dcst oBdsnry Habsf vent b. me
factory o. Witch De- bad WORRIED gn'l
Monday. Aad ur1's fareSsll note
TO the foremRa ca u.s soJf. Si'h ehalk
he then sAltsd = hort dis'Anrs eat
q railroad tfsrk asi there hfsd Dbs
shot Isio hts hoiT AID Gho;hsF lLiS
his head lis Esrcs siaDs saa
nVs cAiiafsn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Hararove's Appeal Denied.

Atlanta. May 1.-THE appeal for a
new trial by Jim Hargrove, a negro,
convicted OF completely In the murder
OF Middleton p, Harwell, a Western
and Atlantic railroad Waterman last
scar, has been declined by the state
supreme court. Hargrove was con
Gicted Jointly with Joe Lane, another
negro, In Judge Roans court, but
asked for a new trial on the grounds
that the verdict was contrary to law
and evidence. A new trial was asked
for but the motion was oyerruled
and the case carried to the supreme
Caurt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
INVESTIGATE CLIMATIC FEvERs.
VIII study Diseases Peculiar to South
GeorulA,

Albany, Ga, May l4--Duringtl two or
three months Of the coming summer
several prominent physicians ot the
state will conduct important investi'
cations in Albany for the purpose ol
determining certain facts now In
doubt relative to diseases peculiar to
this section.
The party will be headed by Score.
health. and will include, besides other
physicians, several baCtcrlollgiStS.
They will have an establishment 1T
their own, and Tor that purpose have
rented II pretty cottage on TIT street
The owners will be away from home
t0r the summer and nr Harris par
~ has rented tho house with all It's
furniture.
Special study will be made VI eli
matte diseases, principally the SLOW
levers" peculiar to some of the COuu
try districts, The Investigations viii
not be confined 10 any particular coun
~. and will be made principally In
the country district Special study
will also be- made ~ typhus fever
ThlS enterprise ON the part OF the
state board OF health t. expected Ia be
fruitful ~ good rcsulDR There has
not been such systematic study II
Enuth GpoI,Ia climatic fpNVrs NJ mr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Younn MAJ A,l.mp,. svIeIde.

Chicago. May II Alvah 7 Port
lock. ~ years ~ axe. and n resident
OF Knoxville. Tenn. who has been
living In this city fpr q short time at
tempted 10 Nil himself In the Once
OF the Northern Trust company sat
urday. tie fired bullc, into the lcfl
side Of his chest that will prove fatal
While being taken To the hospital
Porilock regalnc consciousness for q
few minutes and said that he had been
engaged to Miss Margaret May. M en-
pluye Of the bank. and tina, hc had
shot himSclf because she had refused
Ia keep her promise TO marry him
Mas May. Who VS. nearly Frustrated
by the ac, Of rorJock. refused 10 die
cuss the matter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Minister Cleared Of chaross.

Birmingham. Ala, May 1.-THE ap
peal OF Rev. W. w wadsWorth. tn.
minister Of Hartwell. who Waa sus
DSnded one year for alleged immorali
~. was sustained By the COMMITTEES
on appeals. and the repor; made hnai
This means ina, the JudSmen; 81 the
North Georgia conference was reVers
I'd. The report vas signed by Bish
CD Charles n Galloway and c. "
BTiggH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Fall 70 Settle FIoht.

New YORK. May ~ The Journa
~ Commerce SAYS that a',or session
trA' urupl"d virtually tho entire ia,
and was attended hy aour ~ the hlEh
est trunk line urnrials ~ the country
~ vas again announced Friday thai
failure g settle The Erie Grand Trunk
diT"rentlAl nEht had resulted. The
trouble originated With the aSAFdiBg
Of . dihsFebiInl by thu Join, pasaea
EcT committee Ia the Michigan Cen
trail The proposition under eonsld
GRAFTON. whctobJ !, IL hoped . cnibpfo
mise may be reached. II by a ppoi VI
steamship business
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
slsv. smpsrs, SEES, 70 p,,ssa.

Nee f0ss. M i'-~Nieb9lAs Mvf
ten. shsFns4 vi,h pa gogtiaE Gi'is All
ssliisa their is's slAfsty hsfs. Ffifsy
be9sn Ms term - '5ar ysafs Ia g.aE
sinE vTtsot vT lie iwsA'y EiHs'rs
af,ss he Rlsaars ssiht sofofs Jsaes
TsoasAs 81 ~ isfs1 Essiss sifrati
s0sr' ~ vac 10 40 wsJ 70 s'ass's
gyt~oH g. tai go aFytsn - s-s1
D. sAs bgstsv2s fss fssfs sAa ssf ia
g,stsf tsrsystt 20 sgtf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Looks Like Suicide.

Elkhart, Ind, May IA well
dressed man who boarded the Lake
shore Twentieth Century Limited n
Chicago Saturday afternoon was found
beneath the wheel OF the train at Elk
hart depot. crushed into an unrecogniE
able mass II Is believed he com
mitted suicide. He was Identified a.
q. 2. Hanks. a farmer. OF Britain
8. d.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
To Furnish Fish.

Cedartown. Ga. May l4.-As a re
suit OF the work OF several citizens of
this county, the government Will soon
furnish fish to stock the creeks aud
ponds in this county. Blanks will
soon be furnished all those who desire
mlnnows aud on this blank they will
e'a.e how many and Of what variety
they want The fish will be deliv'
cred from a special car Ia CcdartowB
without cost 10 any one.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Wln ns, Aes.p, ch.n..lla,,hln.

Chattanooga. Tssh. May lit hAI
been given ou, here By o close friend
~ Df u wIninGhan. u Richmond
Va. secretary 81 the hoathsrh Hap
uH Iioms Aisstoa boaFd. uAo IL ~
,snalsE The SO1ihsra Baptist eosyss
tho here. that hs uiii Ia AOuIss se
'Sp' The chsbeelborshlp ~ the tai
Vstsi,J u Georgia Ne prefers ~ -
nsis ~ We heed ~ the Home MIsslos
hoafd ana ssJs ,bs, ~ can 81 my,
Er-s4 there than ., the head - tAs
Georgia thiysfaliy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Hle.man csmmlis avlslas.

fo.,o1 Mass Nay 10 Charles Me
CsrhJ. ~ feafs old. isddsfmah. With
hAIsf Su 2, 81 Eas, boat0s. e0mmit
tsd Suicide bJ dnhklak saFSOtle IN
-nisAy. and thea hnaily shooting him
ssf lhr"ash fhs heart IN Holy CfoAs
ssHts 90, haidsR 4 faasfai wGa On
gfogfsas o. me Tine asae tAs piass
sbsFU he Killed himself Mccarthy
hal bson dsagpn l5si ,inrs tbs death
H his father 80 Years sE3 heCaF
lhy wss ~ Ysass oil asl had been tn
lAe bosi1a nrs department fOf IL
trsFa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
cemmliis. In Dad Loci.

Washington, May ~ The senate
cOmnl,,SS on Inter oceanic canals IL
In - deadlock on tho question Of The
Vpr ~ canal to ha recommended. The
qussIion was taken no today and the
vote showed hVo Tor a sea Lowell canai
AMI i've iof tho lock type recon
mendsd by the minority ~ tho board
~ The consulting engineers ThSfs
we're two abssnt"cs. hehatpr OOTmAH
ana Senator Carmark Tho latter tsi
sGfEphed ~ ruuht his vote for tho ara
level canal Ansr vTAn6llnE fpf 40
h1af Dt0r the question ~ accepting me
'ote VI Hsnaipr 'Armaek. the eoGmlt
tee adbafb"i until Wednesday hsSi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

London, May 1.-THE foreign Of.
flee has not yet received advices that
the porte has definitely acceded to the
British demands, but the latest Off.
cial dispatches from Constantinople
animated that the sultan was prepar'
ang to submit. 1t is said at the for.
elgn office that there can be nothing
conditional" in the acceptance as the
demands of Great Britain are the ire
ducible minimum.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

Fiction. Ia said TO have EXTENDED win
in feE inches Of his heart DIR
Blanks. Who has been In attendance
upon Dowic since his return from Mex
leo. said that he might by reason oI
bis EreA, vitality. live = week OF ties
days. but that q fatal termination oi
the disease within iWo OF there days
Will not be surprising.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

MghtsomsSY. Ala MAJ ~ TssFs
ere fessf sgbUsshis fyf ,ss ptJbats
JsaGssbip u Wiisap sOas'y. mate "a
sshi by 'as asAis - JaiEs lanes ?
hsek 1Asg are ~ isoaEsr. Cola
sci Y y JDsrs Sysm4a d0iSpA an
~ fsta-r ~ isyhbss L. q bash
e. CntSssi jas.s saA 81 ga.f39i4 ars
stlnsasy' 49, 81 TorAZf is m%f
Nsas' = -fs 90 mssA iaisfrsi Asfs
SO rare Al safs
ssf4as asn iatises 1T ~ pare
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
MUCK RAKE NEEDED
ON THE OIL TRUST
Hearing Is Now In Progress In
Chicago,
RAILROAD OFFICIALS WITNESSES
They Tell Of Their Contracts Wlth
Tho Trust Tor oll--RoAds Pay Moro
Than the OIL Would Cost In open
Market.

Than the OH Would Cost In open
Market.
Chicago, May N.--Dircct charges OF
cOliusiun between tho Standard OIL
company and tho 81 Louis and Iron
Mountain railroad were made during
tue hearing before the interstate com
morcc commission investigation Of tho
standard ON company and the com
mon carriers VI the country,
II j, tunen. OF 81, Louis. for Is
years connected with the standard
OH company, declared that the agents
~ the railroads acted as agents Tor
commission on oil they aold, ho
hlmsClf acting rs an agent % the
standard CA company. had. he said
appointed agents NJ various places oo
the Iron Mountain road IN Missouri
Attorneys Tor the standard OF com
panN during tho cruss,cXalninatlon Of
MaNuu, an Illinois oil dcalnr formerly
employed by the standard on Cumpa
ny, uhoWcd that MaNon repeatedly
wrote letters to officers ~ tho OIL
company threatening to make trouble
because he did not consider himself
we'll treated.
Mason said re- wrote tho letters just
Tor amufcucRl
Ia" last Wl'npea ~ tho day was &
l.. Hubs, ~ r'prla. Ils. who gave
evidence ,.AaIi.nl tic methods Ut
rrr. lIug Independent dealers slmIlar
10 unt EINvu b, previous wi,nosaos
nuing llIbbs' tra'lmpuy. Attorney
Miu'L representing the standard on
company, objected 10 the evidence,
fa} TX ,ha. II had ~ b,agus un the
rrl".lrns ~ thc company with the
,-Iiroada aai Tact II Was simply
in' ~ muck rasluE"
we'll Commissioned Clcmohra 70
piled 10 the standard Oll company
10 IN the mn,k | Sew 40 rcaaon why
a rake ahOuId not be used"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

Columbia Mo, May IA State
university student named Dale was
shot aud perhaps fatally wounded aud
many others. were more or loss inJur
ed in fight with employees OF a ctr
Gus here, Fifteen wounded students
were taken to a hospital for medical
treatment 4 number Of others were
slightly hurt Whom II became known
that many students had been Injured
general rio, was threatened The
mayor addressed the students. plead
ing with them to avoid further ,rou
bic. The mayor offered HIS service
M nurse, asslsliug the doctors a.
care for the injured The cause of
the trouble rs not known The an
thUrtics are In,es'lEating
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

YosnEs,0sa. O. MAJ IL San
Beach. . p~dtisf. Tried "a sssnal; sIi
eiAs BAT Tia b~asosi bgoks. ah Shict
ks sas uTtng 20 kAnE hims~H %
SAs hsctsd - a. polsrs hsaagsATrrs
csArres AVA aissarh'sx ne poars
Brseh ssa ~, sfs Aaa . s4Arsl AZ
tae a;ir5ngi =. tgielss vHs 80 f~ssfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

Wooster. O. May william kei
~ s,lll held the Fclns which coa,roll
ed h!s span 81 roais'sTs Wben ks
vas discovered near his home s!,tins
Dol, upright IN bis carriage. but rtsie
IN death Kelly aIsd oi heart tros
bic, His hofsss uAsisrsd 81 Vti
along the hlEhvAJ thFoaghOaI the
sight
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

WssBiast0R. Nay ~ s~ senator Bai
~ iashtiiaE sn sitask % President
H..sysstsh fOf hia aisGsa saffeadaf os
tEs railroad Sals and tarih gas altDs.
said Let ss have ~ more asTs
~ sAfVsSAess, she ssuhtry. ~ tha ta!s
q an jFgD Es4G BE - el4Y sat
seyy e~nsgoA fiss e. mar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Wheeler Memorial ssrxIcA

Huntsville, Ala. May 1t Memorial
services In honor 10 the memory Ot
General Joseph Wheeler were held
Friday morning In CORTLAND. near
Wheeler station, witch VAS for many
years The home 81 Gouo'sl Wheeler
There vac a large Attendance uf poo
pie from all parts ~ the lfth Cnukrrs
siUual district, which was No we'll rep
resented IN congress by General
Wheeler olgh''vu wears Captain MI
ton Hum's. Tor many years an init
mate friend ~ General Wheeler, do
llNcrcd the . .Grcsa VI The occasion
lie surg'st' that nn equestrian stat
ute be erected IN ilun'aylllc by the
admirers Ot General Wheeler
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

S~p FRs Msy tt.--'gAs e. +Ssasf
tiszls D. WEst. Sasa agnssd hess "a
. tsmsE Fsaiift.s ffsa . eoJlstss
- sea. fspsusa tssl 80 ssssSi sisA
wssa a. Aa4 egiibssd Ess iaa sssaas
~ ~ hsass. ssa&8 - Nee fess
ffpa 0siFa3sea he o,illsiae sesas
see e. nsF eh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

T0kto kag 20 IL s~.f Dflela'i'
sassd tsa' &c ;sgaaras 4prfB 'epa
h4s at1ytad viga ia sayH sF
ls1s a 90 sssaj. 3f . s.eeIs tnysa.4
SatE5# 9bies - sssa 10 ff.a fta sias
1866 saG "a a - sEs - 49, tstaA'
ss.ss see@ y ~ sE,-s'~s 5(stss-%
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

wEshitE 1a. NAg a. g. Be- AZ
y u.rsl tss-p = Fars H.. t4i
te~s tgysafss tFvsl th.gs - 500 or
b n-s ~ go - sAtatry rEefsg b
fae syala e. Asrts-sAys cfs- 70
ksrAtasa1s a. 81 60. ssss ff41sg IS
EAl ln4re az ss'.isrs@ss st4 ca
x1zss ssszaek
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
Death Fast creeelno on powIs.

Chicago May 1.-THE condition OF
John Alexander bowie Is said to b.
nearing n critical stage The vcncr
able first apostle" has taken TO his
bed and his strength is iailgln. The
swelling in the extremetIes, which {,
a noticeable characteristic Of his af
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
A gs,, pias

oalilpou. q Gay IL BsT' n'agE
in az intoxira' q -uttf.1p Arrr .
plAse. strskirg Nrs s.srGsr Af'Asfa
co the ksaA. b-fstins Re- arss 40
eTxaainx hex sasG T@s es4lte' Aft
AEalrsi ksf rrcorssy bts< . -
tALL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

chleAEo. Nay it-Ars. Olive safles.
% years old. committed suicide 81 The
West side hospital she wAa . -
dent. and In me Absence Of Der Al
tsnaan, she IumgsA fron a siHsov 10
hsr room ca he ioartA sopt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

vI'm,ns .a De- hsg ~ o. a.
ga. 1sisk Be- t-. - sanl - Ias re
sos' o. ~dsl ass HMN& ~ re
sas Ssssaes'f SIS @es t4Fs 60
49, va ~ ts&g sesi tss1 - kss
- zzlss.ss ~. 50 3 "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15

EvAsssfl.s. fns AtY 8, .-Tss .s-Fe
ysafoA aR1EAisr q Leafs Brt'sf "a
<xsm.saIly Hsa&nf,st- n y E.ieEzs -
q asY s4mea kHAE sres Is ~as -
eetss nassas - - psAea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-15
knee OF TURK IS
BOWED TO BRITONS
Sultan Yields to Demands OF
/ Great Britain.
ACCEPTANCE 10 ANTICIPATED
Foreign once at London Says There
Can BE No Conditional" In Accep-
lance, 40 Demands Are lrreduelble
Minimum.

Constantinople, May 1.-THE Turk
tsh government has accepted the de-
mands OF Great Britain conditionally,
and 1t is anticipated that this is only
q preliminary to the complete accep'
lance OF the British demands in re.
gard to the Tabah boundary question,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-11
RAISE SALOON LICENSE
First Important Action of New
Clinton Council Arouses
Some Excitement
THREE couNcILMEN OPPOSE 1T
Ex-Mayor Farver, Recently Elected
From His Ward, crticises Mayor
Crockett for Squeezing" the Saloon
keepers Out of 5000 Additional Year
Iy-New Ruling to Be Enforced.
Special to rimes-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Clinton, April 1.-THE Clinton city
council last night, by vote of to 3.
raised the saloon license from $500 per
annum to $500. This is the first inn
portant action of the new city council
under Mayor Harrison Crockett, and
slot machines from the saloons and
other busis.ess places of the city, it has
aroused some excitement. Three of
the members of the new council stood
firm for the old license of $500. $500 of
which goes to the city and $500 to the
county, and Councilman Farver. an eX-
mayor of Clinton. recently elected to
side, made ringing speech against
the measure, which he characterized as
AN injustice and an imposition. taking
Mayor Crockett to task for squeezing
the saloonkeepers out of 5000 addition
al license yearly for the city treasury,
when he had made the statement that
he would not devote the money derived
from slot macine fines to the city gov
eminent because he considered it
tainted" Two other members OF the
council, Green and Melvin, voted
against the passage of the higher IL
cense ordinance, which, however, was
adopted on a two thirds vote, and VIII
be at once enforced.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-11
CLASS SCRAP is SERIOUS.
Much Damage is Result of Fight at
Upper Iowa University.


Fayette, April 1.-THE most exciting
class scrap known here in years oc-
Cured when the seniors of Upper Iowa
university attempted to attend the re-
ception held at the home of one of the
professors. A stubborn fight was pre-
cipitated on the adjoining lawn by
other classmen. and the results were
torn. muddy clothing, a lawn which
looked as if stampede of cattle had
taken place and considerable damage
to the residence of another citizen One
senior was captured and taken to this
house, and in retaking him the seniors
broke thru two locked doors and engage
ed in hand to hand conflict with his
captors. The furniture in the room
was wrecked. Twenty dollars were re-
quired by the owner of the house to
settle the damage. and the seniors paid
it without murmer All of the class
finally succeeded in attending the re-
ception. An attack on the senior class
is rather unusual in this school. such
conflicts generally being confined to
under class men. In spite of the CASH
es and bruises received in the various
scrimmages the participants maintain
ed their good nature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-11

because of being frightened and broke
single tree. One of the sons was
driving and Mr. Arndt caught hold OF
one of the lines just as the tongue
went down and all three were pulled
out of the buggy over the dashboard
The tongue broke and struck Mr..
Arndt violently on the neck, INJECTING
painful bruises, but what appear to be
more serious injuries We're inflicted in
a manner not easy to determine. The
large muscles of the back appear to
have been wrenched from their attach
ments and there are signs of internal
injuries. He received prompt surgical
attention, but is in dangerous con-
dition, with the outcome in doubt.
Upton.
The Old Cedar reached the high wa
ter mark Friday, being the highest it
Pierce, a wood chopper who was
camping on an island up the river,
had an exciting experience. When he
awoke in the morning he was sur
rounded by water and could not get
out, not able to make any one hear
him, he was finally compelled to climb
a tree while his tent went under water.
After remaining there for several
hours he managed to make couple
of men hear him, and they phoned to
VIM. Beese, who came down in his
boat and rescued him.
Clarion.
Uncle Lem Davis and his good
wife, Aunt Hannah, have lived to-
g.. n
fight. Yesterday, April 5. marked the
55th milestone of their married life
and this paper wants to join with their
multitude of friends in extending con-
gratulations to the worthy and venera-
BILE couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have
lived here since Clarion was an infant.
They have been a part of the towns
history-of it's growth and enterprise
and advancement. 1t is safe to say
that no pioneer couple is more univer-
sally loved or more highly respected
than this good natured, warm-hearted
pair.
Mechanicsvilie.
Earl Smith was seriously injured
Wednesday afternoon in an accident
which happened at Frank Johnson's
place near Mechanicsville. He was
working with his father who had the
contract for moving Mr.. Johnson's
barn. The barn had been partly raise
to the desired level and Mr.. Smith,
Earl, and Art Parks were under the
barn at work a short time before the
accident. Mr.. Smith and Parks came
out just before some of the blocking
slipped and the barn slid a distance of
two feet, pinning the boy to the earth.
The men present made desperate
effort to get the weight fro nlhim. At
first they tried to lift the barn with
jack screws, but found that they could
relieve him more quickly by digging
away part of the earth bank. When
they reached him he was conscious but
badly hurt. The full extent Of his in
juries may not be known as 1t is feared
he is hurt internally. His lower limbs
were paralyzed Indicating INJURY to the
spine