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The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
REDS GIVE BIG PARTY.
Guests at Ambassadors Home in
London All NotabIes.

London, June 1f-Ambassad0r and
AIRS. Reid entertained the Red Cross
delegates at huge reception at Dor
chester House tonight. The thousand
guests included every ambassador, min
ister and prominent diplomat. except
the Spanish Ambassador. who was
numerous American and English
members of society, including Nr. and
Mrs. Chadwick. Gen. and Mrs. ORoilly.
Col Sanger, Lord Tweedn0uth. Lord
and Lady Balfour. 0f BurleiEh, the
Earl and Countess of Cawdor. Lord and
Lady Iveagh the Earl and Countess Of
Jersey the Marquis and Marchioaess
Of Ormoade. and the Duke and Duchess
Of Portsmouth.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
PASTOR WANTS NEW HORSE.
Called by :. 7. c. \. for working
Aged Animal

New Haven. Conn, June 1.-THE Rev.
George J. Simms. pastor of the HiEhw0od
A. NJ +. Mission Church. who has just
been returned 20 that parish. to-day ap-
pealed through tae newspapers for Sl"
20 buy a new horse 10 carry on an express
business, which he says Dee is forced TO
follow 10 exc out am existence as a min
isser Of the church
The Rev. Dir. S.mms has recently been
subjected 90 much udiGuty bv being
visited by agents ot The Connecticut HUI
name Society. en complaint that he was
driving a sIua-aluuatad horse
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
KILLED ON PALACE ROOF.
Workman I'm IUvHEa Crasps Live
Wire and Dies.

Havana, Jgae H-Whlle o. man was en-
gagged ia painting the roof Of the Palace
to-day Dc lost his balance and grasped a
live wire. He was shocked 10 death be-
fore assistance could reach him.
The Liberal members of the Havana
provincial council have informed Gov.
aagoon that they Will no longer sit with
the Moderate members. because the latter
.9 frarCuieutI- elected ln 1868.
The cisa~makers' strike here is paralyz-
ing the induslrv
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
WOMAN Kills A WOLF.
IndisnH Housewife Lays Warauder
Low with stick Of Wood.

H7z,et0n. Iud, june H-Mrs Charles
Mcclure bad a7 exciting battle to-day
with "a wolf that had invaded her chicken
yard but she won.
Early Jh.s morning she discovered what
She supposed was dog just entering the
chicken yard She started for tile intru-
der with a stick ~ wood Tie wolf
jumped at her throat hut she struck It
down with che stick 7, made second
spring. hIt another waL.-aiuei blow laid
tho brute l0W
Mrs Mcguire then daaH The animal
blow after blow uu she had crushed .rs
skull
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
LAUNCH FOUND
MiddieS Drowned With
Escape Cut OFF.
BODIES LOCATED
Tide Carries Boat Far from
Original Course.
MEN HUDDLED IN BOW

Craft Located About Half a Vile
from Fleet or Channel by Rip
Raps, Near Old Point Comfort.
Fully Two Miles from Exposition
Pier, from Which she Sailed Mon
day Night-Canvas Frustrated All
Efforts of the 1Ien 20 Escape.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia.
Maryland. and Nirginia-Fair and
warmer to-day and tomorrow /;
Summer temperatures tomorrow
afternoon and Monday light
northerly winds, becoming varia-
bic.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Minnesota Launch and Drowned Mid
shipmen Found
Brownsville Raid Leads % q Murder
ocean Steamers Collide at Sea.
Vice President Not in Danger.
l-RUssia's Dolma Now Faces Crisis
Negro C0nicssas TO Being Monster.
1-Fire Ragos in Altoona.
Girl duplicates Petubone.
3-TafCs Illness Not Serious.
5-Caruegie TO Give Berlin S1,00,G0o.
Frisco Glad of SchmitZs Conviction
4-West Point Has III Graduates.
Maryland and Virginia News
4-SeWers Searched for Child
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
RED CROSS CONGRESS.
Discuss Use of Dogs i'm War and
Cure for Tuberculosis.

London. June I4.-The international Red
Cross convention to-day discussed Oh.
employment of dogs to- facilitate aiding
the wounded in time Of war. The society
resolved in time of peace % participate
in the campaign against tuberculosis. AMID
affirmed rho necessity of an effective
pr0plylac-e being sought f0r
Medical Director WISE. OF the United
States army. in am address. insisted that
7rst-aiI dressings should DE carried ia
metallic cases IF tdey were 20 De of real
service.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
PLANT LAYS OFF 1900 MEN.
Receivers for Big New York Con,
Germ Are Retrenching.

New York, June 1.-THE receivers of
Millken Bros. to-day laid of l,500 men
employed at the mills of the company at
Mariners Harbor. Staten Island and
closed that part of the plant which was
only opened last fall. after an expend.-
ture Of S5.Co2c)0 in its construction. The
old and longer established portion Of the
plant viii be continued in operation.
Counsel for the receivers said that the
shutting down Of the new mill might be
only temporary The receivers wanted
TO make careful examination Of the
cost Of steel production before deciding
on permanent action.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
GRAND STAND COLLAPSEs.
Fifty Injured at Ball Game os
BlOOmer Girls.

Wellsvilie. Ohio, June 14-Fifty persons
were injured. several seriously. this aft
ernoon, when a grand stand collapsed dur
ing a ball game between the Boston
Bloomer Girls and the Wellsyile team
The grand stand, weakly constructed. was
carried by the team from city to city,.
and but for the sudden departure Of the
players Immediately after the accident
they would have been arrested on the
charge of criminal negligence. lhc stand
contained 100 persons. an Of @h0m were
dropped in a mass when the crash came.
But for the cool-headedu-ss Of ,he no.
lice and number Of the spectators tl,
bloomer girls would have been roughly
handled
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
TELEGRAPEERS ANGRY.
Nacl>ay Refuses to Reply to Com
municGtion from Employees.

WunICNII0n IfOW aWDIOyes.
New York June lA-Oficers of the
Commercial Teiegraphers' Union Of Amer
lea We're made more angry to-day by the
failure OF another attempt 20 induce
Clarence H. N3Ckay. president Of the
Postal Telegraph Company to reply to a
communication sent 20 him. They say
that in case Of strike it viii be ex-
tended TO the Offices of the big brokers
who have leased lines.
The executive committee Of the union
had a long session at the AStor House.
after which it was announced that if a
strike is declared, Chicago will be the
first city affected and that it is the in
tention Of the union, instead of ordering
a general strike, TO strike at the large
centers.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
TRACK WINS LICENSE FIGHT.
New York Court Decides keaipS,
State Racing Commission.

New York. June 1+-By decision Of the
appellate division of the Supreme Court
in Brooklyn handed down to-day. the
state racing commission viii be compelled
TO grant a racing license for a running
race meeting TO the Empire City Trotung
Association. of which James Butler is
the controlling owner, which for the past
ten years has maintained a track near
TCnkers
Ar Soley said to-day that the associa-
ton would now be able to hold its run
ming and steepiechase races for the sea-
son Of 1901
II is understood that the first meeting
may be held in August during the sara
toga racing reason. when there is no rae
inS on the metropolitan tracks.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
AUTHOR NEED NOT FEAR.
orge Bronson Howard's Father.

George Bronson HOward'a Father
in-law Not Seeking Vengeance.
Norfolk. Va, june 1A-George Bronson
Howard, the author, Of Baltimore. who's.
marriage to Miss Dos Skinner of this
city, occurred recently, and who now
claims that his bride left him I'm london
need fear no violence at the hands of
W. w. skinner, of this city, father Of
Dos
Mr. Skinner positively denies that he
has any idea Of doing violence 90 MS
sOn-in-law
Norfolk Va, June 1A-In an interview
tonight Mrs. Skinner, mother of Mrs
George Bronson Howard. denies that her
daughter left her husband.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
LOCAL.

2-Old Glory H0nored.
brownsville Inquiry Ends.
collins Wins New Laurels.
4-More Schools Closed.
5-St. Johns Grants Degrees.
12-Waters-Pierce Case Appealed.
I-Sdll Boom G. W. L. Site
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Bagg Jury Disagroes. =

New York. June H-The jury in the
trial Of Stanley II. Bagg. q former secret
service agent, charged with attempting
to bribe Julius }. Kron, a special Federal
agent in the peonage cases. reported 70
Judge HoUsh this morning that they had
been unable to agr=e
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
BROWNSVILLE RAID
LEADS TO TRAGEDY
Merchant Who Criticised
Capt. Kelly is Killed.
HAD ISSUED CIRCULAR
Shooting Done by Step-sOn Of
the BankeY-WitneSs.

Statement that Brownsville People
and Police Disseminated Agninst
Negro Soldiers Leads Col. Trrford
10 AssaiI Capt. KELLY iu Pamphlet.
slayer Enptied shotgun Into Step
fathers Critic-iu are Prominent.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Port COLLECTOR Thomns nies-

New York June lL-C Wesley Thomas.
collector Of the port Of Philadelphia, and
a prominent factor in Philadelphia poll
tics. died suddenly to-day at his summer
home near Atlantic City Heart disease.
from which he ho for several
weeks was tho is d.ath
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
THE WASHINGTON EERALDS
BOOTH AT JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

booth has been opened the Manufactures Liberal Arts
Building at the jamestown Exposition Washington Herald Il
conveniently
newspaper but for the especial Washington
who invited to make freely place keep
in communication with their friends
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Fnrriturc NJ Auction
s125 90 Raltimore and Retrrn

A lot of good household and office Of
fects will be sold al Sioan's, 1i07 g st.
first fi0Or, to-day at 10 a. m.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Fnren,s ,Inror Dend.

Fargo y. D.. June ii. A. Johnson.
mayor Of Fargo and former president Of
the American League of Municipalities,
died to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
sizes Vorr ts Pacific co.s.

Via Pennsylvania r. r. account Chris
ti3n Endc3vor Convention M Seattle.
Leaves July 8 Special train. Low rates
by regular trains. Consult ticket agents.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
APPLEYARD Is BROKE.
Is Unable to Produce the $4,000 He
Truuf~-E

Buffalo. n. T.. June f-Ar.Hlr p. Ap-
pIeyard promoter and fuaHe.er ~ B0s-
ton and Philadelphia came here to-day
lie did not bring rha $4,000 which he
promised 20 hand over 90 the dsfgnct Ger
man Bank. Mr. AprIevarI had Tho $4,000
several weeks ago.
It was raised by his moJher-In-Iaw. but
AppIevard it .s said lo=y IL IN his bid for
fortune last Wednesday. when he rafdad
United Gas Improvement stock
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

blew ODen
early to-0t
in cash.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Every Saturday and Sunday via Pennsvl-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday night. All regular trains ex-
Cept Congressional Limited.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
4 In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from u 20 8. 1872 n. 7. av,
S1.00 HarPers Ferry, Halltorn. Charles
town, Summit Point, WincheS-
ter, ami Return.

Leave Baltimore and Ohio station, Wash
ington. $50 a. m. Sunday. June 1G PLENTY
Of room for every one, and q magnificent
opportunity 10 spend a delightful day In
the country at small expense.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

The Safest Storage for Siigerware,
Family plate. DC. is provided by the spa-
cial vaults IN banking house of Union
Trust Co. lI4 7 ST. Phone Main 2222 for
wagon 20 cali No charge for cartage.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
sI1.T5 to snoLane nnd Rc1rrn-

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. June &c 10 80
account Baptist Young Peoples Union
Consult ticket agents
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

The Best Boards only 500 per 100 IT.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Libbey & Co.. 9th St. and \. Y. Ava
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Prices On all Kinds Of Lumber are Lower.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Bright 500 per o IT LDbey Co., 9Th St and N Y Ave-
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
BaIti

Every Sal
both ways.
tied City &
Vania aVen
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
t,I,e,
rn, sI@5.

Flooring, ey ettl per 100 II.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

II i T . 4 4 st 2
 ~That is entirely untrue said Mrs Thaw. with a stamp of her foot,
 Did your mother ever tell you soT | Mir. Jerome was reading from the typewritten statement made to nm by Mrs. Holman.
 "She did not tell me-" said the wit ness.
 Did you ever hear of itf' a
 Yes. but it Is not true" M
 Did you know that about that time cablegram was sent to Stanford White about your motherr Yes" ~sf- Innuence American Embassy. Did not this cablegram request | Stanford White to, use his influence with the American embassy in Lon don to keer your mother from raising on with Thaw?" Tt was not the American embassy. but a man." said Mrs. Thaw. Mir Jerome had the witness whisper him the name of the man. Didn't you know who sent the cable gramf" t,... ,r
 "No." .ewho told you about itT' 'Mr. Thaw told me and showed me two cablegrams.
 What was in themr
 .T do not remember all that was in them" .a
 Did Thaw send themT
 T do not know whether he sent them or not"
 ITO whom were they addressed?'
 stanford White."
 "They were about your mother, weren't they?"
 "Yes. and there was something abou a man and something going on in Lon don."
 What was going on in LondonT'
 T have told you all I remember"
 Tn whose name were they sent?"
 T don't know"
 Were they sent in your nane?"
 'T don't know"
 ''You don't mean to say Thaw sen them in his own name to Stanford whiteT'
 NO. don't mean anything of the sort
 Was :his man mentioned in the ca- blegram disreputable."
 Yes"
 You knew him. didn't you"
 "Ever dine with him?
 Yes"
 "Aione?"
 I don't remember. can't remember every little thing. MT. Jerome. and that's all there is about It."
 At this point Mir. Jerome had the witness repeat her statement of yes- terday that in all her mother had done she felt that she had simply been in- discreet and had no occasion to credit any other motive to her.
 Mir. Jerome, turning, to the court, announced that within the hour he had received renewed assurance of both Drs. Deemar and Bingeman that they would return next week to give their testimony. In view of this. he sug- gested that adjournment be taken over tomorrow and until Monday morning. he defendants counsel consented to this.
 Adjournment was then taken until Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

uII else fails; 1t strengthens weak stom- achs and Cures the worst cases.
 Cures Constipation.
 Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy by. strengthening weak stomach and help ing digest your food keeps the bowels open a perfectly natural, harmless way
 Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy Is
 q liquid remedy made of pure ingredi- entg, no poisonous or dangerous drugs used and complies with the pure food and drug law. Can be taken pleasant xy by little children or old people, men or women. It acts directly on the contents of the stomach, promotes di- gestIon and tones up the entire sys- tenn. It usually takes to s bottles of Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy to cure to stay cured. The first dose always rn- Heves and the first bottle gives un- bounded satisfaction.
 We will start you with the first bot tie by giving 1t to you, only asking that you follow directions, and if bene- fitted to faithfully continue the treat :ment We give you an order on your druggist and pay the druggist cur selves. We have confidence in our rem edy or we would not make this unusual offer. Sold by all druggists at soc a bottle. Any reader of The Advertiser who has not tried Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy may obtain the first bottle free by filling out and mailing coupon be- low to Tyner Remedy Co.,. Augusta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
Jerome Still Continues His Merciless
 Questioning of Mrs. EOelyn Thaw.
so..s,...s from r.ss. ElsAt,

way he had treated you didn't your
 'sYes he patted her on the head ans eaid: This little girl must have Jus one glass of wine and must go hom carly to her mother"
 sDo you know that Stanford White ever harmed that girl in any wayT asked MT. Jerome slowly and In Q
 s.No.. replied Mrs. Thaw. T am only sayiug what I ssw. It was the same huff"
 aBiuffi did you say"
 'sYes. the same bluff-it was nothing more"
 How long had you been in the chorus before your experience witn Stanford white7" hearsals
 Tn answer to a request for an ex- planation of her statement; that it was etanfo Whites personality that caused softening of her anger ana her writing to him from Boulogne' Mrs. Thaw said:
 -It was very hard for me to make Mr. Thaw understand about that, she said. T don't know whether I can make you understand
 twill you tryT'
 s.He had a very strong personality. Outside of that one awful thing stan ford White was a very grand man. He was very good to me and very Kind. when I told Mir. Thaw this. he said it only made White a more dangerous man. Before the Twentyfourth street incident he had never made love to me. but always treated me With great nst respect and kindness. Every one Iiked him and no one would believe these things unless they really found them out and then they said they were sorry"
 MT. Jerome next interroeated Mrs. Thaw regarding the wine she drank ehe night she lost consciousness, and brought from her the admission tnat khe champazne had tasted like all other champagne she had drank up &c that time.
 No Pecuiiarsty in Champagne. sTt all tasted bitter and nasty to me" she said.
 ssrhen you didn't intend for the fury to assume when YOU said it tas- tetd bitter. that 1t differed from any other champa you had tasted up to that tine7'.
 ooh. I didn't intend that"
 Mrs. Thaw said that after the oe- eurrence in the Twentv-fourth street house she saw Mr. White almost ev-. cry night until she went to school at Ponnton, N. J. Tn the fall of 1909. After January. 1902. she refused to go anywhere alone with him. although he conti-uslly urged her to do so.
 "At different times during 1901 and 1902 you were at parties in the stu dios and met many different men and woreen?'
 "Yes."
 'Did you ever see any improprieties af any of these parties?"
 "Yes"
 Sswhat" ~s| ..,
 well they told lot of stories"
 'Did Stanford White tell any of khe stories7'
 s'Yes and others"
 ''were they obsceneT'
 SYas" ,-. 'rwsre there any other women thereT' ssYes." zt tf;
 -Did they tell storiesT'
 @one had too much wine and told moTne'
 Mfr. Jerome wanted the name and Mrs. Thaw whispered 1t to him.
 "Ah." he exclaimed. 'she was the same woman to whom two years later you were writing letters from Paris telling her about the Dead rat?"
 ''Yes.'
 ',How long did you know her?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
REGISTRARS APPOINTED.
George T. Burke and W. K. JO
 NwwnAd hw Agawor

George T. Burke and W. K. Jones
 Named by Mayor.
 George T. Burke and ". K. Jones were appointed registrars yesterday by Mayor W. M Teague, and will have charge of the registration of voters who are to cast ballots in the primary election and the general election to be held in Montgomery in the spring.
 Mir. Burke is a merchant of Mont gomery, and is well-known; Mir. Jones was formerly chief of the fire depart ment, and has been connected with the city water works.
 The registrars will have their office In part of the office of Chief of Police W. H. Taylor. They will begin their work in March.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

SRS poA6 Ot Alt0l- sestion or any of the symptoms, Bad Breath, Bad Dreams. Foul Taste, Hawk ing, Splitting. Acid Jr Gas on the Stom-
 Ich, Dizzy Spells. Heart Flutter. pains in Stomach. Side or Back, Extreme Nerv- Jusnese, BelchinE. Tyner's Dysp e ps ia Rem6dY ciIPAa UbAn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
Rumor EmphaticaIIy Denied.

St. Petersburg. FebI4 2l.-The reports spread abroad that the Emperor and Empress had been assinated are ut- terly and absolutely without founda- tion.
 There was not even a rumor of the occurrence here until 1t was telegraph. ed from London.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
Free
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Indigestion, Heartburn, Bad
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 First Bottle Free!

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22

Back up for your fond of Daybreak Fertilizers and Acid Phosphate where the "E1ed RoosteF'' crows. At Marks & GayIe's Warehouse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-22
Prompt Phone Service
Beautiful Hamburg Embroidery
 For Friday

0NE of the best values offered for Fri day is this beautiful Hamburg Em- broidery. AworId of pretty patterns and designs In both the shadow and eyeIet effects. with heavy edges concedly popu- lar for underwear. At the price we offer. it will be best for you to get here before the Friday shoppers begin to =
 congregate. Friday Bargain price Ac special. ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
rIlE LiNlr OF lIFE

The most eminent mcIall EieHi.si
ar, aa.u6a b. ths conclusion tbat
,hs generally accepted pulauoa q
human l!fs j. man, wears b,loa The
sualameu, possible vim ne aaldlc,
"a knowledge Of which Tho racy Is
uou possessed The critical psroi
'hat determines b. dlnuoa. regus
% Be between 70 and - m prol-r
elrr Of the body duriug thi, dccad,
oaruo, be TOO strongly urged care
lefsness then belus fatal 70 lonrs,i,y
Natures be-, helper after - IS r
lcc,ric Biuers. the scientific toni,
medicine that rryitalifts every or
gan Of the body Guaranteed IS a
80 hughes Drusgia Louisa. X q
cents per bottle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
Good Time.

II YOU want a good time picce you
should select the size. quality and
make you most prefer from COnley .
stock. Southbend. Waltham. Elgin
Hsmpden. and all the standard makes
Can NJ them up in any quality Of
case you desire.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
LOTS FOR SALE

We sun have a few OF thos lots
in lower Louisa fpr sale on easy
terms Price. $50 on moaiaiy PAVE
meats that anyone San meet ~
one and build a home later OF. and
stop paying rent r 4 BCREL.
LouI.a. ks
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
Wall Paper Bargains.

You vii oaa a brand nsv stock
Of wall PAPER At the Snyder Hard.
ware companv's Desirable pattern,
and new goots su, the price. are
very low. II prices are Of inter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
Notice TO Farmers.

d. ]. Burchett. Jr., will grind your
corn for you for one-eighth toll. WIN
grlnd at any time Fair treatment
guaranteed Bring In your corn. Store
and min opposite passenger depot.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
County Treasurer.

viii pay all County Claims on
Common fund for the year 1906 down
to and including No 12S. and all
claims for the year 1908. regardless
OF number. .Rohert Dixon.
Treasurer Lawrence County.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

The action of a West Virginia count
court in refusing a natural-gas compa-
ny's application for the right to lay
mains along the public highways is re
gaFded as an obstacle in the way of
piping the gas from West Virginia in
to Ohio.
An important land transaction was
carried through by which NJ. z. White
became the purchaser from Win Smith
of 700 acres of mineral and timber
land at the head of Mate Creek in Mir
go County. The consideration was Sl2,
600. There are rumors OF smother big
dial in which Mr. Smith figures.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16
WANTED

Hickory hammer hAndbs. Ipii,
mrde from tood waite hickory tim
Der. Price 1890 per 1000 pieces
The Huntington Handle Co
W. d Short
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-16

Wheeling. W. Va, Aug - Inform
alton from Fish Greek. 80 mics south
o. here. tonight tells of the muf-
der of Carter George. a Syrian ped
dl.r of this city. vnc left here last
AcLday with a wagon lead u goods.
Officers from Moundsyille. with blood
hounds, have gone to the scene OF
tie crime Georges remains We're
found in lonely country road by
mail carrier. His skull was crushed
A belt and pouch were cut open and
his money gone He did not believe
banks and carried on his person the
earnings of years. about 5000. A
10; of goods were taken from the
wagon The Officers have no clew
thus far. George stood high in the
Syrian secret order here.