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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
JEROME SHUT OUT
BY DIAMOND JOS.


Hodges fine throw from deep right
also made n great hit with the fans.
Elliott, the new catcher, also showed up
well. and the other players covered
their positions in great style. Alto
gcther, with the new lineup, they dis
played a winning form that should put
Phoenix all to the bad mt next Sun.
days game.
When IL was seen that the Diamond
Jos had the best of IL with the .Ier.
omiics. II was suggested by the local
players that the umpire give the Jcr
ONE boys all the best Of the decisions
This he did, rendering decisions in
their favor which were clearly wrong,
and winning the anger Of the fans for
his trouble, but IL made the Diamond
Jos play harder game, and demon
stratcd, beyond doubt, that The rc.or.
| gani2cd team Is az fast as can be So.
cured here this season, aud this was
what the Diamond Jos were after. The
/ '''F''' ''NH ''AN N''ihilhk huhA iHAN
had never received sguarer deal. as
fnr as decisions were concerned, than
was accorded thcm at Granite Dclls
sunday, while the Diamond Jos had
won the game and proven their ability
as hall players, and were equally as
pleased. Only the umpire felt like he
had got the worst Of it.
~ result Of the Granite Dells
game, everybody that possibly can, Il
talking Of going to Phoenix on the ex
cursion Sunday, Tho $. r., u. & T..
for the accommodation Of those who
will 90 merely 10 witness the game
will start No. 3. the Phoenix train
ahead Of tune, on the 18th. II will
leave here promptly at 1870 O'Clock
sunday morning, arriving in PhoeniS
about l2;i5 y. m.
Wilson will probably pitch the game
with the Athletics, aud there will pos
sibly bc change up in right field. BE
yond this. the lineup will be much as
II WAS last Sunday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
ANOTHER HUMBOLDT Man
KILLS 4 FEROCI0US
MAD DOC
(From Tuesdays Daily.)
lLnmholdt corrcspondcnt. undo

(frOm Tuesday Daily.)
A Humboldt correspondent. under
date of May 8, writes as follows:
Not TO bc outdonc by the recent
valarous deed Of X. Meyers. o. A..
Rciglc takes his trusty six shooter and
dispatches mad-dog, thus demon
strating that he still in entitled to lay
claim to the title Of sharpshootcr.
Upon emerging from his residence,
last night, he was confronted by n
fcrocious bloodhound. in n state Of
rabies, directly in his path. Quickly
returning 10 his house he secured his
six.shootcrs and coolly shot the beast
down
The community extends word of
thanks TO Rciglc, ns his forethought
and prompt action perhaps saved the
lives Of many nnocen, children.
Rciglo and Meyers have both been
expert pistol shots since childhood, ms
their chief pastimc used to be the
shooting Of wild game, thus pcrfccting
themselves in m art which has de.
monstratcd itself ms useful.
Is. w VI.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Bork w. Deed. e75o. Lot 8 sd
south half lot 5, block 2, Murphy's sec-
nnd anhdiyiAion Elenrx'a addition.

ond subdivision Fleury's additfon.
= e. Miller and wife TO Y. sattes
and Alex Mulvenon @. G. Deed. Two
and ono half acres in ~ W. qusrtv
Sec. ~, II ", g ".
A. D. Lynn to Geo. IIoulihsn-M.
Decd. tl0. One.half interest in Last
chance, e. Q. y. and Lorna Doom mines,
Ilhssayampa district.
r. =. Trigg and \. T. Bell locate
Golden West placer, Big Bug district.
r. +. Triggs to A. J. Bell-M. Deed.
t2j. One.half interest in Golden Rule
placer, Big Rug district.
r. j. Wchbcr 10 IIcckly Gold and
Copper Mining company NJ. Deed.
copper King No | and No. ., Copper
Queen No. I and No. Q, and Commodor
mines, wickcnburg district.
p. H. Wright and Ray Hill locate
two water rights.
J. J. Hawkins 81 al TO Mrs. A. w.
Lcssard-- Deed. s35. Lot at McCabe.
Geo. l.. Mayer to J. II. Mcsparren--
Bill Of Sale. siO. One half interest
in livery stable, etc, at Humboldt.
W. II. knight ct nj locate four mincs,
Aqua Fria district.
George y. Young locates two mines,
Thumb Butte district.
\. J. Wright files AFFIDAVIT Of assess.
ment work on eight mines, Aqua Yria
district.
Mrs X. u. Blaine to John Blazinc
W. Deed. $40. South half lot \,
block IS, jerome.
IT, =. Merrill files bond Of $4,000
as assessor and tax collector, School
District No. p, jerome.
United States to Albert b. Noyes-
Patent. South half Of =. Y. quarter,
Sec. 4. IL ~, W.
Decree ~ Probate Court in Estate
Of Albert o. Noycs, deceased, setting
aside above land as n homestead 10
Emma q. Noycs, widow.
T.. l.. Bullion and wife 20 Chas.
Hong-w. Deed. One.hnlf interest 10
N. Z. quarter Of N. W. quarter and y.
half lot !, Sec. 81, lot 4 and Y. half Of
lot 3, Sec. 30, IL NJ, 5E.
Fred Sattcs and wife and Alex Mui.
venom to David Walter-w. Deed. t7Os.
Two and onc.half acres in N. W. quar-.
ter. Sec. 80, II ~. 2 w.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
FOUR CoRNERED CONTROVERSY
CFrom Tuesday, Daily)

\ prominent attorney, policeman, n
miner and a stockman were the central
figures IN dispute in French cafe
on Montc1umG street, at a late hour.
last evening, which attracted n large
crowd to the place. Oratory and fists
hlied the atmosphere for short time.
until the attorney and policeman went
to the floor In fond embrace, at which
time separation was instituted by In.
onlookcrs. The policeman threatened
habeas corpus proceedings, which the
attorney promptly qusshod, and the
miner and stockman took a change of
venue to another place, where eases
are fought out with liquid refresh.
'nents M the sole Arguments.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
HOSTING Plant ARRIVES.
Long Reaoh-hrigona Company VIII
Erect II At New Compartment
Shaft, Now Down 1870 Feet.

The now hosting plant recently pur
chased hy the Long Bcach.Arizona Min
in3 company in Los Angeles, arrived
here yesterday, and will be hauled to
the company's camp in the Black Hills
district. next week whcre il will be
erected nj the new compartment shaft
being sunk, which is now down to n
depth of $50 feet.
7, II. Brown, general manager Of the
concern, stated yesterday that the ore
showing in the shaft was very encour.
aging. During a visit tn Los Angeles.
recently. he purchased new automo
bile, which he will use in travelling to
and FROM his camp to this city.
The Long Beaeh.Arzona group Of
ten claims IL located near the head of
drapcvillc gulch, in 'hc Black Hills
range, about two miles onst Of the
properties Of the yaegcr Canyon cop.
per mines.
The company has force of men EN-.
ployod constructing roads from the
camp to the different claims Of the
group, upon which active development
s'il he commenced later s{
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
city News
....ln Brief


Phoenix visitor.
M.. Luclm Smith Of Phocuis &, Wis
ting with fricud. 10 thc city
Mining Man Visits.
Alex Nybctg the Mayer mining man,
~ here ou mining husinc4s.
Phoenix visitor
George Cook. The phorniN icwelcr, ~
here on short business visit
Dewey visitor
Miss Gortrudc Miller of Dewey j. Wis
ting with friends IN the city
Here From Humboldt.
r. A. Campbell came IN last evening
from Humboldt. to spend the sabbath
here.
Here From Cherry
james A. stevens Of the Cherry
Creek district, IL here on a short bust
ness visit
New Quartcrmaster Arrives.
Sergeant Peter j. McGhcc arrived
here yesterday from Fort William II.
Harrison. near Helena. Mont, to a..
sumo the duties Of quar,crma-tcr ser.
gcant ut Fort whipplc.
Stockman Here.
william Mcintyre. the well known
wool grower, arrived here yesterday
from Phoenix
Wedding Bells.
hn ms ~ Of
reola Burgctt to Robert IIartin. in Los
Angeles. On April 10.
Mount Union Visitor.
James Brodic. the Mount Union min.
ng man. came in yesterday go spend
d. Sabbath here.
walker Visitor
\. T.. Upper, the walker merchant
md mine owner. spent yesterday here
Fon mining business.
Passed Through.
Attorney Thomas Wilkinson ~
Phoenix passed through here ycster.
\ day, en- route TO Chicago.
\Spcnt Yesterday Here.
W. \. Cox and H. 49, Pcmberton.
Granite mountain farmers, spent yes
tcrday here on business.
In From the Climax.
j. Il. Truman came in yesterday from
the Climax mine, in the Iiassayampa
district on short business visit
Mine Manager Here.
e. w. Plat, general manager Of the
Monarch Mining aud Smelling com.
pnny, Is here an company business
Mayer Visitor.
II. ~ Jcnkvn-, general manager ~
the Mcpcrmoti rroup Of mines, in the
Mayer section l. hcrc ON mining bust
ness.
Hero From Humboldt.
EN.County Recorder ". J. johnson
came iu last evening from Humboldt Ia
spend Sunday among his many friend.
here.
Waiting in Kirkland.
Henry Martin lcft last night ON IN,
souihhound train for Kirkland whcr,
he will spend the sabbath with rcla
lives
Skull Valley visitor.
". h. Roberts, treasurer Of the Lit
tle Broiher Mining company, came il
yes,crday from hs home iu the sbul
,gnsHpilcy section.
y &eft for Kansas.
p D. Barr left yesterday for o.a
'tiomic, Kan, on business counectc,
iih ID" Logan Copper company, il
hirh hc ~ heavy stoekholdcr
ugcnic Visitors.
Miss Mary H. Kinney and father
1obn Kinney, came IN last evening frou
h' Kinney camp, in Eugene Gucl
b. spend the Sabbath with friends
Xwill Spend Summer Here.
Miss Adgic folly, sister Of j. 4
# Jolly, county superintendent Of schools
arrived scrc yesterday from German
town, KY, TO spend the summer her
as the guest Of her brother.
Visiting His Family.
NJ. H. Buckley. superintendent a
The Ilickberry Mining aud Dcyclor
ment company, operating ia the Chcrr
creek district. came in last evening +
spend the sabbath with his family.
Will Tako Post Graduate Course.
H4 DIR. j. Harvey Blnin will leave toda,
FOR visit 30 his old home in Detroit
Mich., from whore he viii proceed 4
4 ~ Wash gton, u. c. 10 take "A most yrnJ
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

when o womAa Targets an. injury
sAe keeps. forgetting that she has for.
svnStau
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

T. Cupid smpioys lot Of chaperones In
his match factory.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

/ she ID . wis. ~iis wsc psstsndA to
believe everything her. kusbaud tc,l,
her,
aI'ux.'a aOnga at GrssH ~rr
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Here ON Court Business.

Deputy sheriff j. j. Cavanaugh
Humboldt il IN the city on court bu
ness.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Will Spend Summer Here.

Mrs. John Coke and son are rcccr
arrivals from Phoenix, TO spend u
summer here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Will Leave for Texas.

r. H. McCarty, the McCabe mcr
chant. will leave here today for an cx
tended visit with relatives in Texas
after an absence Of thirty five year.
from the Lone star state.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Jerome Junction Visitors.
Crook CANYON VisitOr
Tucson Visitors.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry \. Drachman
Of Tucson are visiting with friends in
the rity.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Mine Manager Here.

". H. Mackay, general manager
the Bnumann Copper company, opc
ating in the Aqua frin district. is he
on company business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Stockman Here.

". q. Shook, the Juniper stockman
is in the city from his stock ranch IL
the Juniper country.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Back From the North.

Deputy sheriff John Merritt has !
turned from an extended official viz
90 Canyon Diablo. Flagstaff md I
Verde valley.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Here On Court Business.

!. l.. Black and George Peterson
Flagstaff business men. arrived her
yesterday from the Skylight City ol
cnnrt hnaincss.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Back From Berkeley.

Mrs. T. T.. Campbell and sons a
rived home Yesterday from an extend'
vi.i, with her mother, Mrs. II. J. ALE
in Berkeley, Cal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

& g. Parker ~ T.c.o1- l. visltina
&Sg'* D,a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
Mine Manager Visits.
Graham County Politician Her
Back From Wickcnburg.

Attorney T.. NJ. Sanford returned y
tcrday morning from n visit to
wickcnburg section on mining b,
ness.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08

Nihe oFcIhtot slhItA.
q. W. Hull, member Of the late Terri.
torial Legislature, and one 81 the Pic.
noer miners and merchants Of the
Verde mining district, came in last
evening from his home in Jerome.
stopped Over.
County Recorder Slime Of Graham
county stopped over, yesterday, to see
his old friend, Attorney &. T. whitchor.
He Is on his way 10 Kngman to attend
the Grand lodge of the knights Of
rythias
A Record Run.
!. W. Wood and n. J. Myers came
over on their motorcycle yesterday
from Humboldt, making the run 10 the
Journal Miner Office In hour and o
This Is the record. 80 far,
and the gentlemen are waiting for
some one TO break II before attempting
h establish another mark. .'t, w
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
DUEL WITH SHOTGUNS.
Two Ellis County Citizens Have
Battle on Road.

waSahachic. Tex. Aus 3o-Near
Ray. this county. Tom Davis and W.
II Jeans had a shotgun duel Davis
received two charges Of small shot In
the face aud breast and one hucksho;
struck Jeans In the back Roth men
will recover. say attending physicians
II Is said that Davis fired -four times
and Jeans twice Tho buCksho' that
hit Jeans entered his back Just below
shoulder blade and lodged In the
'c't breast.
The shooting Is said To have been
the result OF previous trouble between
the men. Davis had come here and
made a complaint against Jeans. allee.
inr the offsnsc Of abusive language
and disturbing the peace. Jeans came
IN waNahachie and made bond In the
sum OF 500 He was on HIS way
home when the shooting occurred.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
CONDENSED NEWS.


Emory Tex. is TO have n peanut
warehouse.
City of Mexico Is to have an Amcri.
can school
During Southern railway collision
near Asheville, y. C.. thirty passengers
were hurt
The battleship disaster AT Toulon
IL escribsd 10 the faulty naval system
NJ France
Tho corpse of y Haagsma. resi-.
font of s. Louis since 1855. was found
N ~" Mississippi river
Five citizens n Claiborne parish.
Louisiana. have been arrested charr 4
with peouage
Proposition % issue s9s.o0n improve
mcnt bead carried AZ Guthrie IN n
hcr"v veto ten 20 one
g Sshcll. ,lncman. fell from n
'hr"".Stoy building A. Dallas Tie
sustained few bruises
taxable values oi Tom Green coun.
~. Texas. are S7.07i30O. an increase
over 1905 ~ Si.67i. O00
Ovo- 81 nCo.o worth of improve.
"~onts hav" been iaauguratod n Chic
hnIhua No since Jan
: now species ~ blackherries was
exhibited NJ Dallas u never ceases &C.
bloom and mature berries
The body OF Mrs Gertrude Hicks
was found In a cornfield near Paris
III. with thc throat cut from ear 20
ear
Peter Higgins IA employe Of the
Houston and Texas Central railway AZ
Fort Worth. burst a blood vessel He
soon expired
W A Russell, has been appointed
general passenger agent AZ the Louis
Vile and Nashville railway. with head.
quarters n Louisville
Owing 10 M health John ]. Fulford
twenty years day depot and gatekeeper
Of the Texas and Pacific railway AZ
Fort Worth. has resigned
Mgr r. Il Chase. In charge 81 81
Peters Roman Catholic church AZ
Laredo ten years. has been summoned
10 Rome. where he will be connected
with the Vatican Father Chase r. a
nephew OF the late Secretary Chase. q
member Of President Lincoln's cabi
net
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
BEGGED BREAD.
Woman Then Proceeded TO Sell VIVA,
She Had Secured.

Beaver Falls. Pa. Aug. S0.-The 20
lice are on the lookout for woman
who. for weeks. has been victimizins
citizens. The stranger would call al
house, on one side ~ the street. and
BY telling Of a sick husband and starv'
ing children. secured nicely baked
loaves % bread. Then with this bread
neatly packed In clean basket she
would call AZ houses on the other side
~ the avenue. and by telling how she
had 10 support a large family would
dispose Of the bread az fancy prices.
The plan was highly successful until
a day or two ago. when a Ninth avenue
woman called on another across the
street The hostess happened 10 re-
mark:
"You know how hate 20 bake
Well. have struck bonanza. A poor
woman who hakcs for a living brings
me the incest bread every few days
IN show you a foaf bought this morn.
Ing"
WHY" gasped The other. ! baked
that myself. and this morning gave u
Co a poor woman who has a sick hus
band and Dot 81 starving children"
Then they Investigated
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
INTERMARRIAGE OF RACES
Either This or Let the Negroes
Rule Il Professor,s Idea.

Chicago. Aug. 3O.-"Shall the white
race intermarry with the negro. or
shall the blacks be permitted to rule
the southern states In which they are
numerous?"
These startling alternatives. sugges,
cd as solutions. Of the negro question
by Professor Zucblin Of the University
~ Chicago IN an address delivered nj
the chapel exercises Of the school of
education Thursday. have caused a pro-
found difference Of opinion at the mid.
way school.
'Intermarrlagc or segregation are
the only possible remedies for the race
question" said Professor Zuebiin.
Either gives the negroes the right "a
rule In the districts whore they are
the most numerous. or break down the
barriers ~ race nv intermarriagc.
Take Mississippi or South Carolina.
for instance. Let the black men rule
these states. That does not necessa.
rily mean that all the white men must
he driven out. but that the black men
who are In the numerical majority
must be given the power 20 which their
votes entitle them.
ny segregation I do not mean the
placing NJ the colored race In place
where no white man can intrude. but
I mean 20 allow the negro 20 have n
voice In the settlement OF affairs The
negro should have something to say
about the government that rules over
him"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
UNIQUE EVENT.
Indians Have Fish XIII" Me-
Far From Eufaula.

Eufaula. l. T. Aux 3o-At Rocky
Ford. near here. the Indians held =
Fish Mn" Several hundred were
present. This IL unique affair. The
Indians gather the roots Of a weed
known as Devils shoestrings." The
weed grows about four feet high and
has slender yellow roots. Tho roots
are brought 10 the scene ~ the XIII
In bundles After all prellminaries
large stakes are driven In some deer
hole in the creek where the water
does not flow swiftly. The Indian get
In the water. dip the roots in the water
and pound on the stakes. The Juice
from the roots falls In the water. In
several hours the water Is mixed With
the root Juice and the fish apparently
drunk come 10 the top Of the water
The Indians then get into the stream
with gigs and clubs and heath the fish
n death. After enough fish have beer
killed they are baked ann Indians
feast
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
Six Casualties.

Birmingham. Aug. 30.-Siy persons
five II them passengers. were injured
in a rear end collision near the state
fair grounds between electric cars on
the South Ensley and North Bessemer
lines. operating on thessamc track,
Friday. John T. Vaughn. the motor
man. had leg broken, as did also W.
H. Sawyer. a passenger Edward
Williams. another passenger. had a
thigh broken.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
HAS SPLENDID TRIP.
Davidson Delighted With Diaz
and Admires Thomnson

Austin. Aug 3o.-in speaking OF his
visit 10 Mexico Attorney General Ia.
wilson said that nc had a most excel.
lent time and was quite cordially re-
celved both personally and officially.
The feature Of his trip was a visit
20 President Diaz at the national pal.
ace. Attorney General Davidson stated
that considerable red tape has 20 be
gone through in order "a see the prcsi.
dent OF the Mexican republic. In order
20 see the Mexican president Il be-
came necessary for him 10 see the
United States ambassador TO Mexico.
Mr. Thompson. and through him the
visit was arranged. On the day ap.
pointed for the visit 10 the national
palace, the ambassador called at Gen.
eral Davidson's hotel and got him and
his family. who accompanied him IN
Mexico. and In carriages drove 10 the
national palace. and were ushsred
through doubl. line ~ soldiers guard.
Ing the palace They were taken into
the presidents reception room and In
few minutes the president appeared
alone and through an ir.'rpretcr had
the visitors presented To him and thev
were given a royal welcome. The visit
occupied nearly half an hour, Gen.
eral Davidson declares he found Presi.
dent Diaz a most affable man. just
about the average height. with an i'm.
pressive Castilian face and thorough
military hearing.
The ambassador also proved a most
courteous gentleman and gave his per
sonal attention 10 the head ~ the LEGAL
department OF tho state O; Texas. He
also has an interpreter
General Davidson spoke In high
praise III the fine weather which pre-
walls in Mexico. He said that the
climate was Just as II is usually here
In the month Of November. II was
necessary most Of the time TO wear a
light overCOat. General Davidson also
visited POGO park and found II delight
full there. Among the articles brought
back with him was beautiful Next.
can blanket. which General Davidson
presented 10 Governor Campbell The
general found the Mexican people
most courteous people. In fact. he de-
clared that etiquette and polltencst
was a study with the Mexican people
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01

his wife, brother. Felix. and young son
Gibbs. and physicians and nurses.
For some time Mr. Mansfield had
been In the Adirondack mountains in
the hope that the bracing air and quiet
surroundings would restore his health
SO he could the coming dramatic sen
son resume his position a. one OF tho
foremost actors OF the day His con.
dition. however. become worse. and a
few days ago he returned 10 this city
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
MANSFIELD NO MORE.
'inal Curtai, Call Comes For
Noted Thespian,

New London. Cc?n., Aug. 3o.-Af,cr
an Illness OF several weeks Richard
Mansfield, the noted actor. passed
away at this city early Friday His
death was directly due to disease Of
The liver. aggravated by complications.
DR.. Allen said he had feared the worst
for several days During the great
actors last moments he was In a com.
atose condition and did not recognize
the loved ones at his bedside There
were present at the time VI his death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
DROP DREADFUL.
s.eel Structure Was Ore Hundred
and Fifty Feet High.

Quebec. Aug S0.-with the first
dawn Of day half dozen government
aud Quebec Bridge company tugs be-
gan search NJ the ST Lawrence river
For The victims Of Thursday nights
catisihrrnhr The dead number "a least
scventy.five and may reach eighiy.five
Up To the tarly hour Friday less than
twenty bodies had been recovered.
The terrific drcp ~ the great steel
structure from $50 feet above tho sur.
face of the river crushed the bodies 81
many workmcn In a frightful manner
and Il Il feared many OF them will
never be found Many Of the dead are
Americans brought here by the Phoe.
nix bridge company of PhoeniNyille
Pa.
Both local and Dominion authorities
have taken steps 10 investigate the
cause NJ tho disaster and fix the 70
sponsihllity.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
TURNS somERsAULT.
Five Persons Injured In an Automobile
Accident IN Indiana.

Lafayette. Aug 3o.-Fiye persons
were injured In an automobile acct
dent AZ Dayton. eight miles east 81
here \ large touring car. containing
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hawkins. and Mr.
and Mrs Ostcrdorf and chauffeur all
OF Indianapolis. skiddcd across a
bridge and turned completely somer.
Sault, landing bottom side mp in soft
gravel az the foot OF embsnhment
Hawkins and Mrs. Osicrdorf were p!r.
ned under the car. and remained there
twenty-five minutes. suffering eNcru
cisi!ng pain.
Hawkins lees were crushed below
the knees aud be was severely scald.
inc nv escaHing steam. Mrs. Ostcrdor.
IA, several scalp wounds. Others In
the parts We're severely bruised.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-01
Beating Proves Fatal.

Cincinnati Aug scr =. Single.
ton. q former magistrate ~ Covington
Ky. who was entlced into a house on
Richmond street this city, and terri
bly, beaten. died at the city hospital
No clue. Two men and women, snH
pected OF the crime. have been discoS
cred