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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29

/ letined several storms that failed to
materialize.
Attend the entertainment to BIZ
given next Monday night az the old
/ Y M. C. a. hall for the benefit OF
the Methodist church.
The State Of Mississippi is patient
i " waiting for the first issue OF the
Capitol City's new paper TO be edit
ed by Governor Vardaman.
Are you going to take in the ex-
cursion on the S. S. Brown to Mem
phis to see the President and be pres
ent at the Waterways Conventions
Mrs Henry Schall and little son,
Ldelle Ruth, arrived home Tuesday
afternoon from New York. Now
you know why Henry IS smiling.
Mr. T. C. Holmes, after business
trip over the Delta, returned home
Thursday and reports good business
and a bright fall prospect Tor Green
vile
Mr. V II Turner was ont this af-
ternoca for the first time in several
days owing to the serious illness OF
his wife whom he says is very much
improved
Miss Margarine Binder, of New
Orleans, La, arrived or last evenings
train and will. for several days, be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs T. rankel
On XNachiuo+ou avert4e
The Hague, formerly noted for its
peace conference, seems to have ret
ragaded as many OF the representa-
tives show greater amount Of fight
ing qualities than anything else.
DR.. S. A Montgomery IS erecting
a neat cottage on his vacant lot on
, Washington avenue near the South
ern railway. Mr.. H. n. Alexander
has the contract for its construction.
Mr.. ]. E. Holland, who is in
charge of the Sunny Side plantation
store of the o. B. Crittenden & Co,
was in the city Thursday on busi-
ness, and made this office ap1easant
cali
Mr.. John Vos, who purchased the
Riverside Fish Market several
weeks ago, reports a good business.
Mr.. Voss is an honest and hard work
ing citizen and deserves agood pat
ronage
Mr.. Ellis Howard, of Kosciusko,
a brother of Dr. w l. Howard, ar
rived in the city last week to accept
position with the f. u. Davis Drug
Co, and is now there in the discharge
of his duties
Prof ?. Hanff, of New York, gave
an entertainment atthe Elks' Home
Friday night which consisted of Ger
man songs and Rotations. The boys
enjoyed the professor and his enter
tainment immensely.
Mr. Grim, representing the Mills
& Averill, tailors, of St. Louis, will
have on display full line OF fall
suitings and trousers at Sol Drills
next Monday and Tuesday. Do
not forget his coming.
DR.. ]. I. Atterbury, OF Estill, was
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
New Cotton Firm

Mr.. Fred Metcalfe, under the firm
style OF Fred Metcslfe & Co, has
opened his cotton Office IN the front
of the old NJ. g. p bank building
where the enterprisir.g firm or Wheat
ley-Anderson & Co have their real
estate and brokerage Offices Mr.
Metcalfe is a clever gentleman.
good judge of cotton, and Will no
doubt do a fine business IN his new
location
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
Parson TO LAWYER.

Pine Bluff. Ark, Sept. 2o.-Dr. J.
l. Caldwell, for twelve years pastor
of the First Presbyterian church, and
for the past two years secretary of
the Pine Bluff Board of Trade has
been admitted to the bar and licensed
to practice by Judge A B. Grace, 10
circuit court
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
Gone Hence.

Helena, Ark, Sept 2I-James
Hedgpeth, conductor OF train No $40,
Helena to Wynne, shot and killed
an unknown negro at Keynes Fri
day. Mr.. Hedgpeth could not be
seen, but it is reported that the negro
had, on the previous evening thrown
an iron bolt at the. white coach with
the intention of striking some of the
white passengers.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
Seeking Charity.

Cleveland, o., Sept. zo.-M. Czol-
goz and his wife, parents of Leon
Czolgoz, the assassin of President
Mckinley, have applied to the char
ity department of the city for assist
ance. Czolgoz is IS and his wife IS
years of age.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
Up and About Again

The Times is glad to learn that DR..
r P. Crump, a member of the Mis-
sissippi Levee Board, who was re-
Gently operated upon at Memphis for
appendicitis. is now at his home at
tending TO his duties. The Delta has
no finer citizen than Dr. Crump and
the 1evee board no more watchfu1 or
painstaking member.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29

Three new industries have been add
ed to the number of Greenwood's
factories within the past month and
with the addition of this mandatory
Greenwood will enter upon a boom
unparalleled in the history of the
state.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
REMANDED TO JAIL
w. E. Johnson Held For Murder in
the First Degree.

Leland, Miss. Sept. .eo-After two
days of wrangling and a great legal
battle, the court OF Mayor Gunnison,
of this place, reached decisions Fri
day in the case of the Common
wealth Of Mississippi vs. W. Z. john
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
New Industries.

A party of Northern capitalists are
negotiating with Madison Jones for
a site on which to erect one OF the
largest cotton factories in the South.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-09-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

lamn1en. Ter Gcuior itrih oen
ShiffSnonen .gIrnrcnio" mo iebtt
6ofiir toltbliitig ,Nrnlonia". Wau
fam niht cinluol iugcn 0oB bie tilrs
fiIhcn @l6ttcr lid) ungcltrnit nit
benz &olcnoer beid)Gitigcn oiirfcn,
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Monb bari 9cidricben iucrOcll. lln0
bas bot borin ieinen tiefcrcn, ipcl,ll
olld fir curopGiid)e 2ogir u,pcr.
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lebtc 2nfontaine's Sabcln ms Cir
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buS Iu9uittbier6cn unb Ser 9litgltlt
lit Der 8cburtsmonot beS SultonS.
8ie leid)t bate olio bel bicicr llcher-
ietuna Der @riQeniabel irgcno cine
bclcioi9enoc 9e5icbun9 5llnt Eobi'
idob berollsactiiftelt iuerocn fonncn,
Us lultroc allo llld)t MIR Ole Sntoll=
toinc = llcbcrlcbung pcrbotcn, ion.
oern cin fir nllenlol Dos Wort n9lu.
quit" Den 9lGttern untcrio9t. Gin
miIicnidaitlibcS 9lott brod)tc cirl-
NAL eincn Nrtifcl iiber @oIicrltoti.
Is bicB 90: Ser Smicritoii oesgSol'
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len llno Scr @olcritofi blcibt frei."
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erwiocrte Der Genior: "GoS lit Sbre
Sod)c. Ibcr IN Der Siirfci bari Der
@oiicritofi nidt frci bleibcn. MNt
fam ia nitt niilcll, mas bel Der So
fc oabinter Itett."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Sin italicniihcs @aDrcntb.

Selt lungerer Belt bcid)Gitigt morl
lid) in Stulicn init Dem Ylalle, IN
&cnebig Elm italicnii6cS 8oprciltD
5l grillben, oaS fir Stolicn lperbcn
ioatc, mas @opreutb fir 0clltlhlonb
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@crfc ouiiiibrt, wdbreno oos itolie-
niifc @upreutb alien itolieniibcll
SoniebernL beIonoers obcr oen lleilc.
rem, offen lein miirbe. Ger eiaentli-
dc llrbebcr bieieS YloncS lit gilge-
MO b. Eironi, Der Dor Sobrcn in Der
vFerleperon5c" in Woilono einc
Neibc oorollf bc5iiglid)er grfiGtc Der.
offentlihte ullo olS %erIter bclt &pr.
lhlag nlod)ie, cin itolienilhcS Dan.
rclltb crltehcn ST. lnllcn. Canals Der.
biclt lid) oos Organ Ocs Tcrlagsbais
les Hicorbi, Die n@u5ettu Wiiliicolc, "
Dem Groiefte gegeniiber oblebnenn.
ScBt bot, mic Der %. .. e." nit,
tbcilt, GeroOe ooS Ticorbi'ihe Soil>
Den Flun miebcr ollf9enoinntn uito
miro i'm nit Siilic itolienilder ul,O
nmcritoniiher aopitoliiten sur suS.
fiibrltng bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
GtiunS uon Der tiirfiiden Geninr.

0rof Eerpignoc cr5dblt lit Der .He.
blle" cine Heibe f0itlider Anefootc,
ilber Die Streidc Der tiirfiifen Geil-
illr. So oiirfen ). .. Die tiirfiidell
@latter niemalS Die Nannen Irnt.-
ilien nno Moceoonien onfiibren. 81.
nes Iages bradte MN bns in Yern
i'll irnnsoiiif,er Spradc crid)einerb,
9lati .Stomboul" Die Wadrid]t
,.@eitern itieb Der Compiler .grm,'
mio" nit Dem Sfiiic .Niger" 5ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
@clo sn pcrlcibcn.
Elaec pnn a%llermeimem SntcreKe.

Slate pun alleemeimem SntereKe.
Gttp Sau - Nortb. u. 2erinaton.
Strabe.
@aibineton . Ionument - Nt.
Scrnon.9laep
Sobns Sopfias' uniperiit1t -
Toro'SowaroitraEe.
Sobns Sopfins' Soipital - Norb.
9roaowap.
Sblatten-M onument - GaIpert.
unh 6upetteitraBe.
Grab bon Cigar Mlen goe -
@eItminiter- aird)Dot 6apette. unb
8reeneltraBe.
Grub Sill Earf - Su erreiden
nit uorolid lauienoen 8aggons.
Satterion 3 Barf - 3u errciden
nit oItlih laufenoen @ageons.
Sort WcScnry - 2ocuIt.Yoint
6rnlten . goqea = ct. Yaul. unb
%. StraBe.
Yeaboop- Snititxt unb Wuiif.G on.
fe~rpatorium - Wt. Gernon-Ylace.
Erett'S Srei 9ibliotbef - Nul.
berrp., nabe Gatbebral.S trabe.
Gntheorale - Mulberlp. unb Ga.
tbcOralitraBe.
4faoemie Der 8iIenidaften -
0ranflil. unb Gatbeoralitrabe.
Dol,ng Men'S Gbriltian aiiocia.
tipn, Central . Gebdube - CHARLES.
uno Saratogaitrabe.
Yoitgebduoe - Sapctte. uno Ga!.
oertitraBe.
Cardinal Gibbons Helibenj -
CHARLES. uno MalberrpitraBe.
Srcimalirer . Sempel - HorO.
GbarlesitraBe.
Soo Seuoms Tempel - Gatbe.
oral. mo SaratogaitrpBe.
GDamber Of Commerce - Soui.
oap. uno @ateritrabe.
Geri6tssebauOe Gapette. unO
ct. IaulitraBe.
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gu uerfanfen:
$1150.00 faufcn elm mDberneS

6lueiit0tiaes Saus nit ie6s Simmern. 900
SIod. observation-disclosures; Sruno6ius $500
pro Sabr.
IuBeroent: 2aocn NIT @obnbarS Nr. 5ts,
y1oro.P ortse trabe; quite Gage fir Groceries2as
Den. @reis S14O0. Isenten al Srt II. Gteue.
G. :. Gallagher, 9auneiTter.
9;ireau in Nr. 2407, Sairrounts sloenue.
CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

Gin &uuptfcGler. - ,Sor'n
Sic, III Millnd)cn mGr'S ia rcd,t
bitbld, lpclln man MIR llid)t 10 picl
9icr trinfcn n1iibte!" - ySu, mcr
5lpong sic bcrm bo5u?" - Steiner,
id) mar INNER ollcin!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Baltimore Warftbcridltc.

Baltimore, If. %uni 1907.
Wcbl. - 3ufubr 1861 6ulier,
cinihlieblih SGiicr ST 2ocnlt-
Eoint mo $3.50 6Giicr 5i Canton.
ailitc,pcrinlot 500 6Giicr. Tie Noti-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

bis ols9eip1bltes 49,. 4.l0-4.50
WoiSmcbl, 100 Eiuno... 1.20-t.35
@ei5en.-3uiubr 1887 guifel;
&erian0t bon Den Glepotoren 540U
@llihel; glepatcrenporratb 236,255
9uidcl. SertGuie: I @aggon 5uriids
gcruieiencr, 1872; 1 90. Nr. 3 rotber
lpeitlidycr Spot, 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

Sm Serbit. einc quite 6arm alitcr Cultivation,
ii1o ole gldereerdtbc. 3ipci Sdnier uif Dem
RIute; Id o~erbrinae ben CONNER bort uno
ilad, nit eineIn allten Wlunne cincn eutcn oes
lhdftIicbeu gtbfhIub - 20 MeilfH bon ia lie
more, i'm oberen 5beile bon Nnrforos6ouutn
1fat .%uSreffire Sric'c III rs. 923." ySertiher
Surrci1uuorut," G5J-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

~ u = OWTIFVI TOtFV- VII1uIt :,
Wcrinlot bon Den Glcpatoren S0.643
9nihel; Gleuotorenporratb 721, 724
Nulfcl. &%ertGltic: I Wogson gclber
~; $500 @uihel Spot, COZ
5000 September, COZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
8roke nnb fleinc 5armcn in bcntider
Wudlbarldnft.

eabnc aefunbe Seeeno; brett on ODER nabc
Der 9d9niiation; gutter tru6ibarsr Sooen. gn6
Neoingun9eil. gtIberes bel Scrmiann Bah cut
puup. Nr. III, Toro.Gbarles.s traRe, @alti.
more, Wio.
(saiisiarter bon unb mad europe ftnb
ebeHfals bier 5t baben.) (Sept19,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

8 oieie ainoer- - DIANA:
,gber Gle, iple fam llan iold)eu
2arm aui Ger Sreppe mad,en! Set;t
gebit Iu gleid) nod eirmal binauI
uno fommit gait5 leiie, lpie ein brapes
aino, %berunter!!" = (Nad) einigen
Minlten fommt Die aleine 5uriif):
yAuul iiebit iii rpobl, iebt babe id)
Cid gar nift gebort." = Out, Wd-
ma, Damn rpcrbc id) INNER auf Dem
@elonoer bernb rutId)en!"
% inf nj q bnna.- o3te Gin.
oentin tr1gt ia iofb oideii, nnourd)'
brinaliden Sdleier. "-.So. tic mirh
bolt Sdnlben boben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Ru ucrmicthcn:

Seines, groBcs 3immer i'm 2. Stof
oes yMaine.@ eb0uocS." Rr. Alb, Dit
gaItimore.Str Hah5niragen bei 6.
Mainc, Office bcs rSentidjcn Gurrc.
%Ipunbent." .Q50@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

stcacgeiudI:
Gin eeiebies beitides Wandet iudt Siellc
as gSirtbfdaiterin poer Sur FfIege etncS airs
oes. 9'db5ntrdgen in Tr. S2j, @opoiparo'
Strafc. U62-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
yerlangt i'm Mngcmctncn.
9uaie acinfht:
StcQcngeinde
M

Sine ieinere oeliti he NohiiL perfect i'm acdcr
iiuo Vaden. fihi S~feIllilg in beiierem Sauie.
Yiub5ufrnaen bel Sunis Wiener, Tr. los, sScit.
SnHctte. Strabe. U63)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Sn uermicthcn.

3u uermictbfn:
Srei Simmer iiir cine SAM ie obHe &iroer.
GadSufraaen In Rr. 2Iit, EfsGrctpnsStr.
U62-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
SECOND CALL.

1000 Cotton Snd Scr. ............. 79!t
5000 IS. y. g. inc. 2i%
90 ITO. Rps. 5itno. ser (Serip,).... 1911
5000 lnitcb RaiIiuapo inc. ........... 5ih-
1000 Gip scr, 1916 (98. g. ..........10eia
y 9tortbcrn Central .............. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

WI W OHTTVI oIUI VHIUJVI
ans Den eleuntoren 3iriidgcjogen
1880 Yuid)cl; Glcpatoren Gorrotb
217,S55 Vuifel. Serfduie: | Nag.
gon Nr. = meiBer, 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Seutigc SdluBratc

Hpggen. - 3ufllbr - Suihel;
ais Den glepotoren 5uriidge5ogen
9l'fel; Gleootorenporratb 1856
Snid)el.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
LONG BEACH MAN
HAS MARROW ESCAPE

Il. P. Muskat, secretary and treasurer
of the Long Beach Brick company, con-
graduated himself last night for not
having boarded the Westlake car which
rar into the Eastlake park car.
''I was about TO get on the car that
did the killing as 1t passed me at the
Third street tunnel" said Mr. Muskat
last plight, but changed my mind and
guess I owe my life to it.
81 walked rather quickly to Broadway
ard a few minutes later heard of sthe
collision.
Il rushed to Second aid Spring and
caught sight of the car that had missed
jammed into the car which It had upset.
1 felt mighty thankful that moment over
my luck.
AL of the men who could crowd the
''All OF The men who could crowd
around the upset car took q hard and
a long pull and finally got her off the
crushed man, whose head and hand
seemed to bear the weight of the over
turned coach.
HE impressed mo by his clothes with
being business man.
1.-THE accident was one Of those sud-
Den happenings which make us realize
how short HE Is after ALL"
Muskat afterward gave aid to Motor
man Schlesinger and Conductor Atchison,
the crew Of the overturned car, who
were taken into the drug store at the
corner and given stimulants,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
SEEING is BELIEVING

HHE almost unprecedentedly big
crops harvested in the west DUR
- ing the past few weeks form the
impenetrable bulwark behind which
this country rests in security now ap-
parent to the national senses. There is
an adage which cautions us not to be-
lfeve half what we hear nor all that we
see, or something to that effect, but
our eyesight cannot be deceived in the
present instance. Not only is the exist
ing basis for our feeling of invulner-
ability easily discernible to the eye,
but it is tangible, and consequently we
know that it actually is.
Is it strange, therefore, that the fren-
zied financial operators who are stagger-
ing under blow dealt by an intangible,
invisible enemy, a foe in abstract form,
a goblin of their own creation, and who
are now joining in a chorus that sounds
frightfully like a dead march to some
Of them, should detect no faint echo
from the prosperous, safe. sound, solid,
sane and consequently happy west? Is
there anything in the smiling skies and
the singing earth, in the broadening
visage of the western husbandman, in
the crops so prolific, in some quarters,
that they cannot all be secured against
the elements, in the work that cannot
be done for lack of help-is there any
thing in these healthful, inspiriting con-
ditions to warrant the mulligrubs in
presuming to knock at the doors of the
great and ever greater west?
The west has no quarrel with the
east. The west rejoices when the east
is prosperous; it sorrows when the east
is in trouble. 1t is actuated under all
circumstances by that spirit of amity
and good fellowship which should be a
Fundamental principle of occidental
civilization and religion. But in the
midst of it's great prosperity, in the
hour Of its feast of plenty, 1t should not
permit itself to be worried to death by
the self-wrought troubles of a few re-
specially attired holdup men who have
Dame to grief through their own cu-
pidity.
1t sympathizes with those who have
suffered from the depredations of the
financial sharks who infest the southern
part of the island of Manhattan, but 1t
has no sympathy for the sharks them
selves
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

day, 1906 in which more than eighty per.
sons suffered serious injuries in a wreck
between three cars.
1t is looked upon as an exceptionally
dangerous spot, as 1t is at the>foot of q
long hill anc is a crowded street, so II
a motorman loses control of his car. a
accident viii, in all probability result
The wreck last night created great ex-
citement and reports that scores of per
Sons had been killed spread. Within five
minurss after the accident occurred
however, the police had drawn ropes and
he'd the crowds back.
G. M. Hughes business agent of the
Machinists' union, will take charge oil
the body of Mooney, who was member
of the union.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

The germ Of badness is said to have
been discovered in prunes by French
scientist But the prunes to which is
charged this hideous offense Of shelter
ing an insidious hair destroyer are the
French, not the American variety. Cal
ifornia prunes are prepared to defend
any such base libel as that which the
French savant's research brings against
the questionable foreign fruit Who
eats French prunes, anyway?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
BUTTE MAN MEETS
DEATH IN COLLISION
(Continued from Page one,

man who was killed going over the rail-
irg on the opposite side. did not know
whether he was killed, and in fact had
little time to investigate"
4. M. Smith had probably the most
narrow escape from death of any of the
injured passengers. Smith had ridden
dowl. West Second street on the car and
had prepared to alight at the corner.
He rose from his seat and stepped to
the front platform and placed one foot
on the lower step. AS he did so the COL
lision occurred and the man was pitched
forward under the body of the West
Eleventh stieet car, where he was firm
1y held by the weight of the fender of
the car on which he had been riding.
1t was necessary for laborers to lift
the car with jacks before his body was
released and it was then found that
Smith had suffered a broken thigh and a
number of serious bruises and cuts.
Pinioned Man Tells Story
1T was no pleasant feeling to be un-
der that car and not know what was
coming next" said Smith when seen at
the receiving hospital last nigh. II did
not know but that car WIS going to
topple down on me and 1t - a wonder it
didn't. / was mighty pleF.sed when the
men released me and pie ced me In the
patrol"
John Gallagher. conduc, or on the West
Second street car was th> only member
of the train crews that was uuIuJuiSd
Fe did not know the car of which he was
in charge had got beyond control Of the
motorman until just before the collision.
He then sprang toward the front platform
ard was in the center of the car when
the collision occurred.
IT saw the West Second street car
coming, but did not even think the mo-
torman had lost control of it," said A.
S. Atchison. conductor OF the West
Eleventh street car, soon after the ac-
cident "I I'D not notice 1t had passed
Its usual stepping point until it was al
most upon us, and then 1t was too late
to signal my motorman to increase his
speed so as we could clear it. When the
crash came / was on the rear platform
ard was thrown to the pavement with
the passengers"
PatroIman Sees Crash
Patrolman William Matuslkiwiz. ok
duty at the time, was standing a few
st saw the cars crash together and
saw Mooney crawl out from the front
platform of the car. That is, he ap-
peared to mo to start to crawl out. when
lie was suddenly thrown forward by the
sudden turning OF the car and when ]
reached MIN he was dead. believe had
he he'd to some of the seats he might
have been able to save his life"
The collision occurred in the same spot
where the collision occurred Christmas
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

1t is to be presumed, information to
. contrary not being forthcoming,
It Attorney General Webb's legal
I'd is still in eclipse. A stygian dark
enshrouds his good intentions re-
ag the punishment Of the Southern
for the crime of rebating. Poor,
ted Gen. Webb! How his con-
IN must be suffering! His copy
We mean.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
Butcher Tries to XIII Himself

BY AHSoclat6d FfeB5.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 30.-Harry Mertzman
a butcher, attempted to commit suicide
this morning by drinking two ounces OF
carbolic acid and slashing both wrists
He has been respondent and complaining
recently on account of trouble with his
stomach. The doctor says he has Q
chance for life.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

lvania murderer, under 21
e. has been sent to the peni-
( 1855 years. What would the
ave been were he old enough
tier?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

mind: The assessed valua-
railroad property in Los
compared with that of
,erty in San Francisco. is
rtion Of about SO to /.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

Se in your vine and fig tree
tfall this s1st day of Octo-
% record Of your own boy
.sson to you.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
sues 5. P. for 100000 Damages

SAN JOSE, Oct 30.-Edward H. Stoldt
today brought action against the Southern
Pacific Railway company for 100000 dam
ages for injuries sustained In the wreck
of train at point near Los Gatos last
Christmas,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31

dr. Harriman's request" Mr..
IN has been fired from a few
he has been occupying. Here
will confine his tremendous
. the upuilding of the great
ystem in which, among all
which he has been identified.
is most deeply interested.
! enough to keep him occu-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-31
2ISIS

sorm the investi-
itions that have
e spirit of the
Indications of
progress of
~eady have
oundations
nd muni-
these re-
ne rests
Of our
7 year
of a
estly
,ake
cks
otal
aat
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