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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-17
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18
Hone Axala.

Thursday Of the week last passed a
good looking, we'll dressed young
man called at the Record Office and sa-
luted the editor with u sort Of bet. YOU
On't-me air. But he was mistaken.
We did know him. He was Johnny
Baker-if we may be permitted to use
the name s'JOhnny'' in connection
With gr0wn-up young man with q
tnOust ache-sOn Of former state sen.
atDr Wesley Baker, u Livona. But
Johnny" was The name We knew him
by years ago. when he was in short
paEtx,' and 50 we think we'll let tile
name stand. The young man has
been absent nearly five years lie got
hack, however. in time to buy the
REIMBURSEMENT to . good claim near
his parents ranch. lie has fled on
the quarter, and will roam no more
for many = day.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

hereby certify that IL following peopos.
ed c0nsaatueaoeet a0eo00ee0 ve9e ponoee
by the lass iekislAttve e0emely. eoo vii =
for their approval Or lsjsesios. =,
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
MINT.
That eeettno ia Of - eoaseatnssn. ~
ia ~ ~ ss,ssS HIM ~ ec,re !:
go. .xne ~ ia.d ssaii IL ~ - ~
!nsn soe .ppfasn, s va.ee .aa y ~ - -
s shaH nav One-1fth 81 tie ~ m css6
aud the remsininR fouf. 6fthS ~ folioVa:
One afth 10 Ave year. one-1fth IL tee yeats.
twenty years. VITA Interest q To ease Of
not less than six per ceatum. payable aonu-
Ally IN aavaoce. Al saIeo soail - neIo q
sne cOonV 80 Os ~ CO9nty = yn,S1 ~
pubic auctlon ana 70 tn0 nleooet oeo0ef. -.
ter sixty DAYS sovefts9emeot q re same "a
3u;rg ~ ~ ,srSs "a - FL "a =. - ~
III 1e.t ~ sn.s -. ds ~. ssnIi
not have been specially subdivi6ed shaiI s
offered in tracts of one quastee sectioe. ard
those so undivided IN tie smallest eu6livi.
sions. All lands designated Tor HaIe. aad
not sold within tw0 .yeafs after appsaisal,
shall tie re-appfaised before tboy are sold.
No grant OF patent for any such lands shall
provided. that the lands contsacsed % 81
sold by the state shall be subject totexation
from the date OF such contract IN caee tie
taxes assessed against any Of said lands for
day tn October Of the following year. then
and thereupon the contract Of sale for such
lands, shall. II the election OF the board 03
university and school lands. boc0We null
aud void; .nd NO such Contract herctofofe
taxes accfgirg on the Lands iseeribsd tbers.
In; provided. euch taxes seall have heen
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18
JOHN PETERSON,
Blacksmith and Vesdvsrter,
HAZELTON NORTH DAKOTA

,,; hereby respectfully ineorn IL
p !"aDn =; tnat am now prepared 70 as
S ~orn 10 my line. and win eerne1Ely e.
1 tSs;U 70 satisfy thoee who give NJ
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18
Lase Weeks asilwa.lsee we,ck.

The wreck that caused the Milwau-
kee passenger train 70 Linton, Wcdnes-
day Of last week, to he abandoned,
happened two miles east of Nina, this
side Of Aberdeen. The wreck was
caused by the breaking OF truck OF
one Of the cars on the Roscoe freight
train, going east. The accident hap.
pened ~ . bridge. Five bents Of the
bridge were smashed and the pilinp
ruined. Three cars of wheat and an
empty coal car were scattered owe,
the ravine which the bridge crosses
ana several other cars were thrown
81 the track. No one was injured in
the smash-up. A wrecking crew wa,
at once sent to the scene of the acct,
dent and traflic on the line was "a
lsumed Thursday morning,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18
LATEST STYLES
HAzBLfON HAPPENINGS.

lFrom tie Republican. Oct ~
Barber wIntertOn is On the sick
list.
Banker Martin, u Linton. is trans
acting business in Hazelton to-day.
Mrs. n. C. Lefevre left this morning
for Minneapolis. where she will spend
the winter.
Dentist Smith, of Linton, filed his
appointments here last Tuesday and
Wednesday, and was kept busy.
Somehow. neither Of our ministers
Was on hand last Sunday evening, and
= number Of country people were dis
appointed in having no services 10 at
tend.
Abe Abel. one Ut the old-timers. was
up from his Brofy homestead to-day.
He used to follow the painting busi-
ness, but u late has found it profit
able u tickle the soil with pillow and
| harrow.
Attorney and Mrs. Armstrong have
moved from their farm to one Of their
Hazelton residences, and the farm
residence is now occupied by the fam
ily Of II. G. Nieland, who will work
Mr.. Armstrong; land the coming
year.
Friends Of Bennic Klabunde were
agteeably surprised to see him return
home from the Bismarck hospital,
Monday evening, after an absence Of
two months. He Is coming out Of his
. frightful experience in the gasoline
explosion in much better shape than
his friends Ind believed possible, but
will always carry the marks Of that
terrible experience. file will return
to the hospital In short time to have
/ his hands more fully treated, with =
view Of improving some OF the fingers
! that now show Il tendency to be
crooked.
| Earl Frederick has the distinction
i Ut owning the highest priced team of
(; twt-year-Old colts ever sold in this
part Of the state. They we're sired
by RumbalI's Clydesdale stallion; are
veil matched. weighed 1850 pounds
each last Saturday, and sold ut auc-
tiOn for 1851 tO Commissioner Fred
erick. who presented them to his only
son: the young man becoming Of age
this month. These colts were raised
BY G. d. Patzer, Is were also their
dams. The latter also brought good
figures, being sold the same day to F.
u. Ward for $3.50.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18

Our l,andlsome catalogues Women's
C)ooks. Suits and Skirts sent free on
REQUEST. showing oil the latest ~ leg.
Ne manufacture our 9oOds ana sell
direct TO customer Every garment
sent subject TO examination.
Write nbW.
NJ Oeloe 0aenoot Company
soe Century Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18

LAND OFFICE At BIsnARCg, r. D.,
October Q. ~.
named settler has 3led potice 81 III istse.
ton u make c0mmutatiOn Anal peoof In
support Of bis claim, and thatsald DfpoR viii
Court Of Emmene eonsty ci III s 81 c'sss
in Linton. n. D.. on Tuesday. Novembef ..
II. z. slis.. d.,sd Jaly Il ~. eOe 8. y. x
Of 3: ". 4 Of SEC. q. T4p. m n. Nc.
= ". Of Fiftb 2. Il: ana az q sec. :
Twp. ~ ~, Rge. Is ". Of Fifth p. -.
bis continuous residence upOo end cultiva-
ti0n OF said land, Viz
Frans schmierer: q Hague. y: p.
valentin Bosch. Of stsasbnFg, y. D.
JoSe ph y. Fetst. Of 6tfasbuY, n D.
y. d. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18

UM you want your feed vro,,,a
pIOmpt!y ana 10 goud shape cal nA. NV
Paul !uench. the Linton feed mo w :.
A l0tof new machinery just inst inst a iilai'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-18

e Or. I. NJ. MacLachlan Especial.
rs.! eye, ear, nose and Throat. 6is.
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BRIEFLY NOTED

There are 1oa producIus wells .u
Corsicaua Powell field
Farmers union ~ Lamar county
wlli erect ~ Paris a warehouse
Pass few nights seven TYLER TcN.
residence. have been hUrglAr'tgt
Guftave Never oi san Auruio Nas
t,hgsdrd by traln AZ EUu.., Do
Ian~s Fortune. On route ium Fo.t
Arthur fo Nur'in Tor his nrdth vaa
found deaa iu Iced at Iinston Pro-
trI
~ o,et e0n patients treated af frr
paasuf Insfisafr as Austin hui Hr. f1s
.teH
Winter Daniels fufm~r veil
srewn Tess pressmar HtrA sf Nff
af MeNits,
Congress Hnn #sni.s fha' Hr
ever save NfusA io r"nnsV'fs7ia .Hf
sH officials
Governor Iguth ~ kAus4s 4uf Pa
gem nehs addressed Chsutaaqf- ~
Tslsa r Tuesstav
@idasF i~eune ~As arrested m@~f san
WsrssN Ten ~. 10 charged alta FORK
as rsu~ - bic fsfhsr.tn AS tn order
-cr marriage ilr~nS~ Father os bride
rus ~ warrant
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ssyaAs Krrr susy.
W'ff eer.ir ir Great Britain unsi, In
tennsstiarne.sary Union.

London luis u Hon " and
Mrs, Bryan have temporarily asan
dnned their planned continental tour.
and haye dec,ded 10 remain in Great
Britain uuiii after the conference of
the insrr-pariiamentary union. which
opens here JHiy ~ They will spend
some time IN Scotland leaving London
Jgt- Is
Invitations have been pouring IN on
Nj Bryan, and he and Mrs. Bryan are
Kept busy Keeping engagements. They
were entertained at dinner BY Colonel
[. J RileF Of Nebraska Tuesday even.
Ing On 18th Ambassador and Mrs.
Held are 10 entertain them at luncheon
al Dorchester House before going to
house OF commons to hear War Sec
rotary Haldane speak on army reform
Secretary Ridrely Carter OF the Amer.
lean embassy and Mrs Carter will giye
luncheon July IL In honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan. anu Mr. Haldane will
give them dinner the same evening.
the afternoon being spent in the house
OF commons. where the navy budget
VIII be introduced Lord Chancellor
hrehurn VIII close a week of enter.
tainment with dinner to Mr.. Bryan
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-11

First Formal Statement Has neea
t,iyrn tini.
NO PLEA OF THU. KIND
fsrnset far the Pre- eruiian is lie.
stroRs OF >eenrtn- Certain In
formation rom Mother
of His " lie.

New York. July IL Harry Kendall
Thaw Monday night In the tombs
prison gave out his first formal state.
ment since he shot and killed Stan
ford White in the Madison Square
Roof GarSeB thcater In II the young
man enters a protest against being re-
garded as ,nsa Use, and declares his
counsel assures him that no such
course as to the appointment of com
mis- sion to inquire into his mental con
d,tion is contemplated The statement
~as handed out by Thaw In person TO
the newspaper representatives. He
gave IL out with the permission of his
counsel, with whom he pleaded ali day
to be allowed to deny the current re-
ports as to his sanity. and especially
the publication Tuesday afternoon OF
\ purported interview with one OF his
counsel, quoting the attorney as say
ing the prisoner was undoubtedly in.
sane. Young Thaw's statement fol-
lows;
Il am informed by Mr. Olcott ard
Mr., Gruber that in erview with the lat
ter in one Of Tuesday evenings papers.
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AFTER RoCkEFElLER.
Warrant Directs the Sheriff to Take
Him Wherever Found In Ohio.

Findlay, July IA warrant for
John d. Rockefeller, which is now in
t-e hands OF the sheriff OF Hancock
county, Is accompanied by copy Of
the information and affidavit filed
last Thursday in the probate court
here by Prosecutor David 1t charges
Rockefeller with violation OF the anti.
trust law In organizing and maintain.
ing monopoly of the oil business
me warrant directs the sheriff Of
Hancock county ito take the said John
ID. Rockefeller II found in your county
or II he shall have fled, you pursue
him into any other county In the state.
and to take and sifely hold the said
John d. Rockefeller so that YOU have
his body before this court to answer
the same complaint. and be further
dealt with according to law" The
warrant is signed by Judge Banker OF
the probate court.
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wYoc-1 70 ~oey.
Gre % tse sekf Known Tesss Azse-s

81 kinney J Is ii- f'haries a. Wy.
song one 81 The brft Enc@n and nosg
highly respected citiseas ~ Collin
county, is dead ~ his home near NJ.
lissa The deceased waa nstlva IT
Virginia. hai moved e. This county ln
1850 Tie ~8s present az the first first
Masonic grand l0,tge Texas held
OF Houston IN 1859 ard wlth the ex.
cepttan Of isw t'a W sa T8's.
and up 10 two yea skp wnen nig
health failed h. has g}'entea every
session II thar body he IA said 10
have been The oidts3 eanaay ehooi aa-
perintendent In the state
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-11
SUSPECTED CASES.
Two yellow Fever Patients Reported
at Havana on TueadAY

New Orleans. July 1I.-Reports from
Havana TO the Louisiana state board
OF health state two cases of fever, sus-
pected TO be yellow fever. were found
In Havapa Tuesday, and that one case
OF yellow fever developed there on
July 4. The fever outbreak at Nipa,
Cuba, which WAS at first reported as
suspicious, was announced as paludic
fever In Tuesdays dispatches The re-
ports come from Louisiana health Of
ficers in Cuba.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-11
ROB LEO AT MEMPHIS.
M'a Alice po~eiE OF Houston Loses
Large Sum ard Ticket

Memphis. July II While Miss Al
ice Powell Of Houston. Tex. was tai
ing farewell dinner with PARTY or
friends. preparatory 10 leaving the
city, sneak thief raided the house
securing the purses of three OF the par.
~, Including Miss poweli's.
The others lost mparatively small
sums. but Miss Powell, IL Is stated
was robbed OF $3.50 and a railroad tick
ct, which she had Just purchased.
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| quoting him (Gruber) to the effec
! that / am now insane. and that luna
tic commission would be appointed tc
demonstrate that fact has no foundc
ton whatever; that Mr.. Gruber never
made such a statement, and that nc
such course is contemplated.
Mr.. Olcott further tells me that he
did not go to Philadelphia for the pur-
pose of seeing or inquiring about Har-
riet Thaw or her alleged insanity. and
that his visit had nothing whatever TO
do with the question of my mental con
dition, or that o. any mem er of my
family"
The statement was signed with the
initials H. X. T.
When asked if he had anything fur
Their. to remark, Thaw said: That
statement embodies all that | have to
say"
Despite the rapid fire of questions
hurled at him by the reporters, Thaw
remained smiling but noncommittal,
during four or five minutes he was
with II g press representatives.
District Attorney Caravan continued
Tuesday vigorously to prosecute his
INQUIRY into the case. and had before
him several prospective witnesses.
Among them were James l.. Lederer OF
Philadelphia, who was manager of
"-rhe Wild Rose" company at the time
Eyelvn Mes 1T. now Mrs. Thaw, was
member of the organization, May Mac
Keuzie. an actress, and friends OF Mrs.
Thaw. and Mary Leahy, Mrs Ihaw
maid. The latter two were questioned
but briefly. and told 10 report again
next week for further examination
Mr. I.ederer told the assistant dis'
trict attorney that il was his behei
Young Thaw is crazy. He based ms
opinion on the mans actions during
the time Miss Nesbit was member
of the Wild Rose company IN TINS
connection he mentioned several IN
cideuts In hiCh Thaw was the central
figure
4, was tak among all the people
who know Thaw said Ia ierer, That
Thav was dope fiend,
Il recall one night when Ihaw Was
about 10 send two 81 his chorus girls
home in hanson cab. He was there
with a friend Of his named Mckay
Suddenly Thsw Insisted Ia trying 70
iump over the roof OF the hanson or
course. he could not actually Jump
over the roof of th, cab. hut be 'ried.
ana stcrredca ia crawling mp on enc
aid. Of the cRb and down the other.
Mckay demonstrated with him hut t
va. no as. Then Msha'. uppsfshilt
bissusted turned aside and said You
rsn't do anything with "a ciaE1 man
he is true rfaEA
Every sfnrt is hvius made H b. sHia
% secure thr prrseucy W ihs 1ifier 'i
m. district attorney ui Nfs William
.gniruAu mother lf MH HarrH H.
Thaw ,u order that soc mas he 93FF
tiansl parsiellafif lu frNatd 3" 'fiF
Al pS.xu Nrshit and fha@ tu kHf"~'
According fu nue +turn ~ti'r thH~
sna he CTR xena n i0n8rr Ass 1Fr'ti
sas fnstsr f1 fhe American *fnisss*t
saIa tn Aste reru ma1r hf White So
nr Sea enc r~sInssf 20 N's Holman
a. hrsaA a. tts RELATIONS hs '.sWn ERE"
Thaws ama EseIru Nerh.t As $50
mar waa a. this tlmf according fo fHF
,fnfv aa8rh pre- fldier.i aKasnst fta~
rh~N $50 NOT eXer, se rueesiaf A
Afternoon uthsr Hri~H1sfn ssta -
Mrsas 80 W8 im fhr mrrring 1af
/ tssg w~~ sfrA8 0 him-
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FIGHT BY MOONLIGHT.
Two Men Killed, Six Wounded and
Thousand Shots Fired

Davis, l. T., July IA fight by
and half. in which perhaps / 900
shots were fired, occurred near here.
resulting in the death of two men and
the serious wounding of six others
The participants We're negroes. Desul-
tory firing was kept up during the
night, but the fight did not reach its
climax until 3 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-11
HEADCN COLLISION.
Engineer on One Engine So Badly
Hurt Death Nav Result.

Hot Springs, July 11.-Passenger
rain No, on the Little Rock and Hot
Springs Wectern, leaving here, and a
new engine out on trial, met headon
Ell sineer John Stanley was seriously
injured, and may die Conductor B.
Cobb suffered serious injuries about
the shoulders, William HU inns. a
negro, was cut about the head and
many passenger were bruised. The
loose engine was going at full speed,
attempting to reach a siding to allow
the passenger 10 pass
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-11
EVIDENCE OF TRUST.
investigation to That End 10 Beino
Made at Kansas City,

Kansas City, July 11.-Evidence of
the existence Of trust that, it is al
ieged. controls local output is being
sought in the investigation begun here
by the county prosecutor. The inves-
tigation resulted from movement to
Gust from business concerns belong
ing to supposed combine, which, it
Is charged, demands $40 per ton to
smaller consumers for Ice that costs
$3.50.
n. l.. Burke, secretary of the Peo-
pies Ice. Storage and Fuei company
testified that his company contracted
for the output of other ice companies
and il viii be a difficult matter for
/ these companies to furnish a supply
to competitors without violating con-
tracts with his company. In fact,
he said, they do not dare to do 1T.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-11
CHALMERS NOT GUILTY.
jury Oecreeo That He Was Justified
In What Was Done

Memphis July ll.-David Chalmers
plantation manager of Hill House,
ed Samuel b, Arnold, a former book
keeper on the plantation of which
Chalmers was the manager, was ac-
quilted Of the charge of murder. The
murder of Arnold occurred In a buffet
of local hotel II was shown at the
Trial that uesuc troubles in the
Chalmers hose in which ii was alleg-
ed Arnold figured. prompted the kill
ing
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SIays Son-ln-LaW.

Mcslphis. July 1l.-According TO a
special to the Commercial-Appeal. at
Blytheville. Ark. Joseph Woods, a few
hours after Joseph Vaughn married his
daughter. shot his son-in-law to death
Woods fled Cause of tragedy is un-
known
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SAVED som e.
Armed Men Attack Cashier and Secure
Part Of Cash He Held.

Warsaw. July 11.-Ten armed men
Tuesday attacked the cashier of the
Nistnla railway, who was proceeding
to the State bank to deposit the day.
receipts. He was accompanied by an
attendant and two soldiers The as
sailants stopped the carriage, shot the
soldiers dead and got off with $780,
600 The cashier escaped with $500
600
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-11
FARMERS CONGRESS.
About Eight Hundred Persons Attend
the First Session.

College Station, Tex, July IL
About 500 persons attended the first
session of this years Farmers con
gress. Several plans of agriculture,
hort culture and surprising were
dwelt on in papers read The various
kindred societies also held meetings
Tuesday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-11

Galveston q San Antonio > Gal
weston a. san Antonio. @.
Houston 4 Beaumont, o.
Austin. Lake Charles. o
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-07-11

washinH.oa luh it Civli service
T. commission ~anfs internal -eveuue
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Mulhali OKLA. July l-karl Nor
ris of st Joseph, Mo. a youth, was
Kicked to death hy mule he was try
INK 20 catch
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
q q q 4 q 4


The following announcements are
made, subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary, July %, 1906:
For Judge 4Oth Judicial District:
LEE HAWKINS.
G. c. GROCE.
For County Judge
YANCY D. KEMBLE.
TOM SPENCER.
For County Clerk:
CHARLEY CROCKER.
BOB BURLESON.
JESSE PARKER.
JOHN M. LOGGINS.
For District Clerk:
ALVIN P. KIDD.
AMI CAROTHERS.
CLINT SPALDING.
For County Attorney:
MARK SMITH, Reelection.
JNO D. McRAE.
For County Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction:
G. B. VIM.
For Tax Assessor:
]. n Reelection.
j. c. WILLIS.
JACK KILLEBREW.
For Tax Collector.
SNIP SPENCER, reelection.
For Sheriff:
w. H. FORBES.
TONY CROWELL.
C. A. MILLER.
]. w. KENNEDY.
j. P. MINNICK,. reelection.
J. p. DARDEN.
For Justice Of the Peace Precinct 4:
W. H. (WilD DAVIS.
M. w. M'KNIGHT.
For Commissioner Precinct I.
NJ. D. RUTHERFORD.
o
For Commissioner Precinct A.
w. A. WITHERSPOON.
r. P. GRIMES
r. S. (RUFE) BYNUM.
ED LOWE
CITY ELECTION.
For Alderman Ward 3:
GEO. W. CALLENS
7. J. BALES.
BIRD FORREST.
EMERSON F. OWEN.
\. TRIPPET Jr.
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Expires From Blow.

Rockdsle Tex. July Dsbney
Tucker. an aged negro, struck on the
head by stick Of stovewood. died
Ellis. his son was arrested
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birmingham no Montgomery :
New Orleans g Memphis. z
Atlanta 10 Nashville q
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nAsss~flefe v.l 1sN ~ AnFl-i
asr~.sa AAs teen rs hes 20 nsht
charles Neafv g wf~aHke~ Ia th&i
ssfs s2s
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Proved An iIibi.

Fresno, Cal, July 11.-A man
named Sweet, arrested on charge of
holding up five stages, was released.
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MAR SHAL KILLED,
Official at Jennings, La, Shot to Death
by A NEGRO.

Jennings, La. July Knight Mar
shall Coffin, while tryin to arrest Wv
ian Boutte. a negro. was shot to death
by the latter. The negro fled and was
wounded by a posse He was tak-n TO
Jail at Lake Charles.
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TWO SHUT OUTS.

In Tuesdays Games Dallas and Waco
Failed TO Score.
Al Cleuurne Tuesday the Dallas
Baseball club was defeated to o. At
Waco tbs Fort Worth team defeated
the local Z "a q