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BROOKSVILLE ITEMS.

We are really to have concrete walks
soon
MIR. w. W. Mcleod, of Macon, has
been in town this week.
AIRS. J. N. Memories left Tues
day morning for months stay with
Mrs, Leonard in Memphis, Tenn. She
was accompanied by Miss Natalie Leo
nard who has been visiting in this coun-
~.
Mrs. J. Simmons is with relatives in
Tupelo on account of bad health.
Mr.. l.. T. Freeman is to move his
family into town in a few days.
Mrs. D. NJ, Love goes Friday for a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. E. f. Nc
Morries, Of Meridian.
Mr.. Albert Henley is now at home
in the Marks house a short distance
out of town, on the Deerbrook road.
Miss Vera McLendon has been i'll
for several weeks-m alarial fever.
Mrs, A. E. Going, of Benevola, Ala
bama and Mr.. A. G. Williams, of Bir-
bingham, were at Mrs. Rogers Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Willie Dotherow is at home
from a visit to friends in Shuqualak,
Miss Bessie Norwood, of Soule Chap
ell, Miss Kate Patty and Mr.. Walter
Stokes, of Macon, and Miss Mary
Stokes of Columbus were guests at Mrs
7, J. Hopkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson of Columbus,
We're visitoas at the Hearon House
Sunday.
Messrs A. C. FAINT and Jas. Jackson
were looking after business in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. Albert Lee is now at w. B..
Bells, ready to wait on his friends,
and Mr.. Priest White is the new clerk
at Peterson Bros,
Miss Mebel Ezell, of Meridian, is
spending some time with Mrs. Jno. w.
Wilkins.
Mr.. Sam Curtis has brought his fam
lily to town again He is now clerking
for Mcleod Bros,
Mrs. Hopkins and Miss Bessie, after
visiting relatives in town and country,
have returned to Meridian.
Mr., Geo. St. John and wife have
moved out to Dixie. We understand
they will run country store.
Mr. Joe May and others have been
in Starkyille this week attending the
Farmers Institute at the A. & NJ. Col
lppp
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Our Next Governor.

The State is to be congratulated upon
the nomination Of Hon. h. F. Noel for
governor against odds, influences and
combinations which appeared, at one
time, insuperable. His triumph over
a rival of great oratorical fascination
and fluency, over the powerful cabal of
politicians supporting him, supple
mented by a platform to suit every
caprice of desire and to arouse
every dormant passion and prejudice
is most remarkable and note
worthy achievement due in a large
measure to the high character, blame
less life, spotless record and scrupulous
integrity of Mr.. Noel whose public ca
reer has been accentuated and made
prominent by legislation in behalf OF
the moral uplift of the State. Mr..
Noel's political alignments have always
been correct. assuring in advance a
clean, upright, conscientious admins
tration of affairs, free from graft and
all semblance thereof. He succeeds tc
a clean graftless administration and We
are assured by the character and out
givings of Mr. Noel, that cleanliness in
politics will prevail in Mississippi for
the next four years, Crytal Springs
Meteor.
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Noxubee Makes Settlement.

A jackson M IS. Special to the Men
phis Commercial of Tuesday says: De,
uty Sheriff S. M. Thomas of Noxubtt
county, reached the city this morning
for the purpose of making final settle.
ment with the auditor for the past fiscf
year. Mr.. Thomas is the first sheriff,
Office attache to show up, though one
or two have sent in their reports b,
mail, and according to Assistant Depu.
ty Auditor Thompson, the Noxubee re.
port was very satisfactory, and speaks
well for that good old county. Mr.
Thompson is the man in charge of tn,
work and has had considerable exper'
snce with the sheriffs of the state f,,
several years past, and knows a COCO
settlement when SUCH is made. DEPUTY
Thomas retiressfrom the sherif's office
for the purpose of taking I'D scboot
work in Macon for which he has beer
chosen by the authorities.
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$1,68O,8O4
EXEMPT
Corporate Generosity.

Some months ago, Miss Ida Hamp-
ton, telephone night operator, at Ma
con, prevented possible serious wreck
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad by call
ing up numbers of people in the dead of
night, at Brooksville and Crawford I'M
til some one answered and walked uv
a sleeping railroad telegrapher and had
a train stopped until another train goine
the opposite way had passed. The par
ticulars, together with a letter from
Engineer J. H. Cornell, were given in
the BEACON at the time.
The happy ending of the episode oc-
CURED this week when the NJ. & 0. sent
Miss Hampton check for one hundred
dollars. This was reward well de-
served by Miss Hampton and in giving
it the old NJ. & 0. showed that railroad
corporation as it is, it could do the gen
erous thing. All corporations are not
soulless.
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Another Good Man Cons Wrong.

lie neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at tie first signs Of kidney trouble,
hoping 1t would wear away, and he was
soon a victim of Brights diseaes
There is danger in delay, but if Foley's
Kidney Cure is taken at once the symp
toms will disappear, the kidneys are
strengthened and you are soon sound
and well A. R, Bass OF Morgantown,
Ind had oget up ten or twelve times in
the night, and had a severe backache and
pains in the kidneys, and was cured b
roley's Kidney Cure. +. Jones.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w. Wilkins are
now occupying their handsome new
home on Oliver street.
Last Friday evening Mrs. ]. N. Nc
Morries gave a skating party in hor OF
of her visitor, Miss Natalie Leonard
and her niece, Miss Dick Cosby. After
tkating till they were well warmed up,
shey were cooled off with delicious ices
The new sores are not quite ready t.
be occupied, but will be finished in q
short time.
The many friends of the contracting
parties have received the following
within the past few days;
Rev. and Mrs. n, Mcleod
request the honor OF your presence
at the marriage CT their daughter
Mary Pearson
to
Mr. Thomas Calvin Hamhrlck
on "Wednesday evening, September the eightee
Nineteen humid ed and seven
at nine thirty O'Clock
at their residence
Brooksville, Miss.
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Citation Nitice.
The State of Mississippi

Inc state OF Mississippi.
Samuel Il. Calhoun, ct al. In the Chanccry
NO 292O VS.. Court of Noxu.
Msr, Virginia Dugan ct al bee County,
To Mrs. Permelia Calhoun. whose postof
fee address is Colgate. Indian Territory
Joseph Calhoun, whose postoffice address is
Parish, Arkansas, John Mcneil, Elizabeth
Mcneil, Susan Mcneil and an unknown
enid of Mrs. Elizabeth MCNEIL deceased, the
unknown heirs of Charles Cahoune dc.
ceased, of John Calhoun, deceased. and OF
Daniel Calhoun. deceased the places of resi-.
dence and postoffice addresses of all Of the
foregoing, who are nonresident defendants
IN said cause, being unknown except as
stated
we command you to he and appear before
the Chancellor of our said Chancery Court [
2 term thereof to be holden at the court
mouse IN the City of Macon. In said county
OF Noxubee on the Fourth Monday of Octo.
per 1907, then and there to plead, answer or
dcmur 10 the original bill filed in said cause
wherein you are defendants
Witness my signature and the seal of the
said court affixed, Mt my office, in the civ ot
Macon, this the 9th day of Sept 1907.
u. T. DoRRoH. Clerk,
BY |, l.. DokRon, ID. q.
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NOxubee's Personal Assessment.

Below we give the total assessment
of personal property for taxation in this
county for the year 1907. While there
are several things in the list to cause
the plain citizens to wonder and sur
mise, yet on the whole the county is
justly entitled to be proud of the show
ing made. We are much poorer peo-
pie than one would supposeyin the mat
ter jewelry, bonds and some other
things, and are poorly armed in the
way of guns and pistols, but Noxubee
nevertheless shows up well compared
with some other counties already re-
ported to the Auditor in Jackson.
Lowndes, with all the boosted size and
wealth Of the City of Columbus, Hacks
$3.50, 100000 of equallying Noxubee.
Our county gained something less than
800, 900 over her assessment last year.
Her showing for 1907 will put her in the
first dozen counties, if not closer to the
lead than tIat
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Citation Notice.
The State of Mississippi

Fe NR"'c Ut NIISSINSIpIN,
fannie Atkinson, comp't In the Chancerv
,,,,,, No. 293o VS. Court of Noxn.
" ,'' Wii,,! l., atkinson, def't bee County
unknown: %
we command you to be and appear before
inc chancellor of our said chanrrrv Cntrl
AZ terin thereof 10 nc holden at the conf
mouse, in the City of Macon, In said countv
on me rouath Monday in October a, b.
uemur to the bill Of complaint Ia said carss
wherein you are defendant ~'"''
witness my signature and the seal of snid
s .,,, nhxed at my Office In City OF Macon
this 9th day OF Sept. 1907,
z, I. DoRRon. Clerk.
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Card of Thanks.

1t is my desire to extend to those NJ
my friends who gave me their hearty
support in my candidacy for Treasurer
my sincere and heartfelt thanks
highly appreciate all that they did 70,
me. To those of my fellow citizens
who did not see fit to support me
have no mkind feelings nor do | har.
Dor any resentment. l will proba.
bly, be candidate for the samel office
four years hence and hope to merit the
support of majority of the voters of
Noxubee county at that time.
Very truly,
/. T. SMITH.
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Citation Notice.


John Walker In the hanccty
2elS VS.. Court of NoXu.
Saran Walker bee County. "a N
TO Sarah Walker, whose place of residence
and postofflce address are unknown:
We command you to he and appear before
the hanceller of our Chancery Court at thS
newt term thereof to be holden at the court
mouse, IN the City of Macon, In said county
on toe Fonrth Monday in October A, y
l9o7' then and there to plead, answer OF
deinur to the original Bill In said eau
whereas you are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal OF snit
court an xed at my office in City OF Macon
TINS 9th day of Sept. 1907.
Il. 7. DoRRoH, Clerk,
BY l. l.. DoRRoH, u, G,
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How 10 Axoid Ann.nd;e;.;.

Nest victims Of appendicitis are those
who are habitually constipa'ed. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup cure. chronic con.
st,pation by stimulating the liver and
bowels and restores the natural action
OF ths bowels. 0rino Laxative Fru;t
syrup does not nauseate or grippe and
- mild and pleasant to tske. Pefuse
substitute. J. T. Jones.
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was received and ordered filed.

was received and ordered HE'D.
In the matter of levying the county
taxes for the fiscal year it was ardered
that four mills on the dollar be de-
vided for general county purposes, one
half mill forl Jail purposes, one-half
mill for county court house purpose,
making total of five mills on the dol
lar and all real and personal property.
Clerk was ordered to advertise for
proposals to build wet Water bridge on
Dinsmore road.
Board allowed their per diem.
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roads. The oyersoer could call out
enough hands to manage the machine
and pIoughs at one time and while no
one hand would be called on to work
more than the ten DAYS allowed by law
still the oversecr could during the wear
work thirty or forty days or enough to
keep the road in good condition all OF
the time, and still cost the county a
great deal less than by working them
by contract.
In neighhorhoods where there are no
negroes, | would think it best to work
the roads by contract, for | don't be-
lieve in making white men work the
road.
Our prairie farmers ought not to
grumbe this year. All are saving a
fine hay cro2, have good crops Of corn.
first rate cotton and plenty Of peas and
potatoes. The health of the country
is excellent, so take il all and all we
have no right TO grumhle
Politically, think veal ought to
be like Uncle Abe Klaus, he says h.
got the mostof his ticket elected and lis
very well satisfied with the balance.
| reckon the hardest thing we an have
TO do is to choose between friends
every four years. who shall fl our of
fees and while we rejoice with the sue
cessful we are compeIIed to grieve over
the disappointment of the defeated
ones. and we would NOT mind # If IN.
men alone had to bear the defeat for
an occasional defeat is good for, anv
man for it is often a blessing in dis
guise and helrs him to renew she bat-
tie of life with greater determination
than ever before btt NV NV how
sorry am for the women folks and
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J r Jackson, salary ........ SO 88
A Klaus & Co., feed for mule. 6 90
D Daniel, bldg and rep'g brd'g 80 90
Ed NJ Murphey, medical acct .... 10 10
W A Nuchols, express and re-
pair on road machine .... 7 55
c II Cain, lumber ..... .... ID 81
City Light Plant, lights. rs 80
J L Knight, lumber and repair
Scarpers .................. IA
J C Rogers & Bros, lumber 81 35
W D Cade, framing 2 bridges A 90
Brooksville Hdw & Fur. Co... AZ 81
JnO Stages, rep'g 2 scrapers. 3 90
Following accounts were continued:
E B Bell and Co., lumber .... 81 Al
Cade Bros. & White lumber. AZ 50
Following accounts rejected:
H ] Thomas, repniring bridge 80 90
W. E Skinner, cash expended
on road ...... .......... 300
d E Perkins, $50 trees ...... 20 81
Tuesday, Sept. Bird.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Petition of W H Smith ct al. for road
was rejected for want of juisdictional
facts and that the plea of Winston
Jones filed by T w Brame be sustained.
Report of f Z Dantzler, in matter of
Robt. Jones was continued.
Petition of Wv Stewart ct al. for
establishment Of government corners
was continued.
G G Pagan and J E Senneft, commit
tee reported that trestle work at west
end of Crawford bridge report that said
work is done according to specifications
acd recommend that account of $375. 20
be paid.
The assessment of Macon Lumber
Co., was ordered changed from Sis, 900
capital stock of said company, to 81, 400
stock paid in and $4,000 real estate in
standing timber, and was assessed ac
cordingly.
Petition of Merchants & Farmers
bank for reduction of taxes from $1l4,-
900 to $4,000 was granted.
The bond of Hull Construction Co.
for construct n of Jail was cancelled.
The accom-, of Cade Bros. and White
was reconsid red and ordered paid.
Under provision Of Section 1921, the
sheriff was ordered TO have the execu-
ton of eye Conner, in the court house
yard in public at place to he designa-
ted and to have such sscaffold erected
as shall be accessory.
Report of w H Holmon, treasurer
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BCsrd Of Supervisors.

The Board met in regular session.
All members present except R, B. Nc
Henry; also clerk and sheriff. The fol-
low accounts were allowed:
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Tuesdays and Fridays

in each week ROGERS & CO., sends to
NJ. j. Reinach, Brooksville, Fresh
Bread and Rolls. They have also
many standing orders for market goods
but would like to have more. If you
want anything in that line phone W.
V. Rogers & Co. or give order to pOr
ter.
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Department of the Interior }
nd Office n Jackson, Miss, Aug17.1gO7

department OF tine Interior
Land Office at Jackson, Miss. Aug 4 z. 1907
Notice is hereby given that Caroline Harris
of Macon Mississippi, has filed notice OF his
intention to make final five year proof In
No. 2e911 made March g. 1895, for the n
half of w quarter. Section o. Township
IL NJ, Range 10 B., Choctaw Meridian and
that said proof will be made before Chancery
Clerk, Noxubee County, at Macon, Mississippi
on September % 1907
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of, the land. viz: Frank Lewis. Mack
Cotton, Wiley Hampton, Paschai Cotton
all Of Macon, Mississippi.
L. Q. c. LAMAR, Register.
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Don't be Neryey.

Post cards sold for cash only. Rea-
sons too much bookkeeping and need
the money. c. l.. FERRIS.
Just received a carload of best post
land cement. WILLIAMS,
The evening world., 1907-02-09
Writer Declares President.
is DecriVIng tff@Io fisss 2 siIolie
About Panama Canal.


Ponltney Ei;fi9R The American
writer. ~aH aEisans tie, ntsst aSissi
can liner AdjlltKa; ~ stgDaiiut his
rotum inter m absence f-f.-fasr- -AyAi.lis
I-t1y--titi,,., ia -hIasiiSisa-- t-I ISieodnre-
! rIo50evrsT md TIM p1rt me President
i.aa- lfaysa u exploiting the Phnnma.
"prSs.dent l,oosevc;- las gwen Il
rrtfr,@ tre %a,id "ta,t 81" AntoF!&=ii u a5ii;a
nun sys I -. q,i,I', ~,
ii l.tr from the truth. This fact Ia they
,tay4 not lowered IL u sInkle iisSl at
ttlrt ro!nt, lie presldcn. IS dceeiyins
the American pDEG. ana American en-
:Hc SgcIns 10 Jl M FSE.=5t 5ttStI tt11
.itirA that sEoTSihing hn= a9et =:sts- y! & A.s
Is great. Ansb2dy who he's t9e s'ffnr.,tit
iaEutd 4 liar. atn!rc Mr. hiH0Aeytlt
personally. butt III his capnsitH rs q pIti-
is elcia ~ rj, AZ :; Nnsfi5n ,itiar b,.n f.Il$yn
i.si arla iityt IA am M ltporty 10 ds,
in thu ease OF Any othev oHlcin'
During the last six years that the
French worked on the canal they tons
out more. dirt pr07ortionate.S Than the
.,gnerlcank have done 80 far, The To4-
lowed the people down ilirre 10 sun
+ him win ftrt0n at5out how nc dirt w;fs
--,-c,ifrrt rf=t ~-rHgrvpfr
ne colon. that n u pure fake,
walked arroEs thes bottom OF this SUP
/ posed LAX. Inst spring Hitt did not even
sat tny feet wet There WIS n Nsiter
| lamisa ;heyc last April. ana there wtll
| be another rSSt April There is inst
ms lnuca yrllHg fnver and smallpox
-tt.a-.a III ls i - -lnISlE
Eceppftts TO tlss contrary
i :, NJ, b North, the American com
missioner 10 the conference nt o8rlln.
( was passenger on the Amerika. He
/ dccGaei 20 RaS what had been accom-
| -pi.aitpd on lts mission -tnHarit better
commercial relations With Germany
further than to Intimate that the rc-
salts OF tho conference were highly
satisfactory to this Government.
The evening world., 1907-02-09
RUSSIAN GIRL
TERRRR00REI|SS1ES. ARE
CAUGHT IN RAID
Headquarters of Plotters
Against NotabIes in
Female University.

MOSCOW. Feb. e.-The headquarters
OF ,he Flying Gr1up or TefroFiats,
whence agents HS.e sens out TO eSa-
gu,e ,au uGaeL ss..tG1tsts ...pusea SH
lsya. Count isnatiril. u n.S.aper OF tao
Council OF tnU Eni1gu. Lieut-G aa.
lnvlon. ProcuratOs-Generai. Major
f0.u. Ven der Eannsts. tlaieet VI -rst,-
lice nj ST. PETERSBURG. anu s. a. Alex
.nnaroraky, Governor OF pcn.n has
been located a, the Moscow Female
lniyersity.
buiidiues and mnny nearby ;encnle.its
ana arrested eit,hi Girl students AMI a
number OF mem, but tho tSadcr4 have
thus far escapcd,
= a number OF bdmi,a ard sivt~ mounds .
Of p,roxylin- were seized atithe unt-
Sersify
The evening world., 1907-02-09
7AFT'SS CALL to
E0RF|EY. HAWAII
|NTERESTS=JAPAH
Significant, Says Toxic in
Pointed Gcl1l1nc1ltur1
War Talk.

.ToKI To- zFeh. .. LAtternea.s. .-tss iis-
GUSHING the anti-Jspanese feeling ex-
pressed BY portion Of The American
riTr'ss, rttz-srs wfIo-u nririv;r -t4
worthy OF consideration are s.g-
nihcantly reserved fhc two prevailing
sentiments notccablc are strong dlb-
dnin and contempt FOR the papers In
America which entertain the idea ni Il
wur HtfWtei, Japan atia ;lie GaGea
States ana .'tEpilrt; upatiaacs IN Pras!.
dent Roosevelt. vino il regarded aa tho
trne type OF American.>
People are inclined to smile with
satisfaction ut the outburst OF what
appears 10 thrm as a riiiculous asi 4.
sion and at the bar1aiiiy p.asti CT
toward innocent children III Christian
land which has berF ciassed by mis-
sonar,cs and oihcrY hs 4. country whlc1.
possessed the only ,ruG religion and
tn. only true Gols
Thu Japanese have no doubt been
nmariing under The aaal4s'ati superiority
OF Christian nations AMI now 10 ilud siich
an occurrence amid Christian civilization
serves In their Judgment as the con.
fesslon of an inferiority. moral and
otherwise.
Moreover. the Ei,rressfn war with
Russia has inspired the Japanese wlsa
gTVTI cuIItturrrr1 ttt,ft+FSs t,tr--
sIbflIty OF a NaE W It!l the United Stat0E
Is not now generally entertained u may
not b., amiss 10 point out TINT sorir ara
inclined TO regard as slgnlncant Secre-
tnry Tnfrs derlnrnttRn IN regard TO
I -fnr.lt.in ~ ~ - so IAN fslrnl4
The evening world., 1907-02-09
SEVEN EN- SURROGATE
WHILE TRAPPEDIN IN
BURNING MINE
5RescuerS Overcome il
All-Night Attempt to
Rescue Victims.
n

l!srertz! . VIC E..trni.l,nK werId.l


--I1LEESEbRRE. Pa. Feb e.-Aftor
zIariing all. rtRtI HI ptf=rtt1frsyor to
'fT.s;s-sst tftrT= =+f'Fsfs Ffen styut TN Ne 10
.tg0ffirry Of the ItcffE II and Wiffersst.a
EtG1l COMPANY . ut!He 1T Wanamie by n
.hrrl' in the W. rkinRs above them, tho
sass.sueTs tB-lEy came upun the bodies
OF ETg or rTTi7TT, \ N WFfG dead. INapitfs
4vrettF rrtforHtstt ify the tH+'.Ei,iHg smoke
i42sEs ttfH HAS, :tfts Eefte1t I'll ~ aiRa he.
ifsWrj to br dead, as the smoke tlled
'ffls .If IGIs:5- ggrE
f.sz5slssl 1saatE1 ldE.lga<os.z AMI tfys
smokes was fs thick that several mkm-
tIr-r OF the rrSenIng party were over
come md -hrai.--llt- Ia tho -anEtase.--
The evening world., 1907-02-09

d - 1z E-4-tseszand -Rithing szabout-
n ttSs1-Fs7. TO leap his feet and, forgetful of
q ES.SSt + 7l---- his fate that hung upon the mar
s ls9kl Ess,( aive, force the pale rcsoue girl
- ~ 4zza- told II 10 deist More han1
aA once thought that but for the liz
49, deposition of his lawyers, IhaX-
%l54 eaa would make demonstration in
xIro14 oRzEzr--rSrr4r The courtroom.
Perhaps only that any oueou M 90 esasaea
deliberately the MN Ihe
Evelyn ThnWs confession ha 1T was
Do 80 senahe 'ha'
you ia Tosca" At
know the great where sending
rackng her soul with his ansuished
till And have never questioned that in
the ordeal the suffered more
WOMAN WHO IS ON THE RACK.
equally terrible tragedy being enacted in Judge Fzgeraids
husband who ra'etes
than
for His
in
OF
tho
strange ramblng strength of
OF the
fsiory.
Perhaps though the awful
n ndividualies
identities Words
naked
hideouaes they shrink
heard
womanhood
rhaws II II addressed to them
doubts
Drobhty assaed them But
thought It true
BELIEVES -HER-sT0RY-T TRUE .-------- Y
- After Two days ! think Il tfne!
tsuE2Mh !Perhaps
ruhs the @irR
Harry Thas
IN that atonmen her
In the
The Yesterday her testimony
along less horrible lines
not yet fully told On Monday ahc
though possible other witnesses he Intends
to o-caIm
Evelyn match FOR the District Attorney Mr.
eoadeae In his
Che hmWhcn
mouth right angles with fe
and leaning his
friends the Norion would
The
that she bending every energy 70 save him
Harry Thnws
destroy Who each
The evening world., 1907-02-09
CRUSHED TO DEATH
IN THE MACHINERY,

! George Rehln. OF No. ,6S East One
Hundred and Eishrytnird street Bronx,
WAS Instantly silled to-day while Mt
work at.Nos. 40 Dutrh street. While
working around the machinery he was
caught and crushed.
/ aja fellow-employers rushed TO his
assistance too late to, save him, -,
The body WAS taken to the Old SLIP
police station,
The evening world., 1907-02-09
TWO.DEAD, DOZEN HURT
In WRECK OF TRAIN.

: BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Fob. a,-Passen.
ger train Ma, eh3 on the Frisco line
from Memphis due here at $40 a. NJ
and riinntn2 ln,e. WAS wrecked near
Pratt CITY Ala
Two perannS arr reported killed and
I, t>....I- istalgf hurt.
The evening world., 1907-02-09

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