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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
DAWSON LID
GOES ON
tstar Special ssrvIes.l

DAWSON. T. r.. Aug. 30-A
small army Of dance hall girls.
actors and musicians will b.
thrown out Of employment on the
first % the month. The legislature
has voted 20 close the dance halls
and the lld goes on September l..
according 90 the present plans
Scores OF people viii leave then for
Fairbanks or Seattle. u Is prob
able that Eambling viii also be
placed under the ban.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
SHIFT QUARTERS

The former quarters Of Dexter
Horton a Co, which have been OF
late occupied by the Canadian Bank
OF Commerce will be vacated by
that institution tomorrow to make
room for the Puget Sound Nation
al bank. which will occupy tho
premises during the time required
20 remodel the banks present
quarters In the Pioneer building.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
returns 10 the Crown block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
BOUND oVgR FoR TRIAL.

. 7 Kceloy and } II Bloomfield.
accused Of Smuggling opium. We're
yesterday bound over 90 the grand
Jury by United states Commission.
en- Kieisg, In tte sum of $500. that
boiae the amusst of their bail bond.
which lr8 been allowed 10 stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
ODD FELLOWS PLAN OUTING.

Seattle Canton No. ludepoud
ent order Of odd Fellows are pre-.
pairing for a bic two days outing
at Wilson's Park tomorrow and
sunday with q Ciafs lsglo tomorrow
night Ihe iss.s-ssss Yosemite viii
carry TIE ffisS~s.lg snasslIsg four
round trips eaes TEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
COON GOES TO OLYMPIA.


PORT TOWNSEND. Aug 20
Lieut. Gov Chns = Coon goes 10
Olympia tomorrow TO assume the
functions OF Gov A. 81 Mead dur.
ing the latters absence al the ~.
rigation congress 60 convene al
Sacramento. Cal. during septem.
ber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
PUBLICATIONS TO Be
CONSOLIDATED

Tho Pacific sportsman is to BE-
consolidated with Outdoor life. O.
Denver publication. after che Sep
TENDER Issue. w s Phillips. found.
Cr OF The sportsman will have
charge OF The Pacific coast branch
OF the consolidated journals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
CAR IN TRAIN AFiRE.
lstaf sneeIal srrvlce.l

AFfAf RFNhfAf HefNtAfsf
MOUNT VERNON. Aug 30
When a south bound freight train
reached this city the other night.
u waH discovered that fire had
broken out ia a box car loaded
With shingles The city fire depart.
ment turned out 10 exunKuinh Il.
A large part Of the shingles was
destroyed. the car greatly damaged
and the train delayed about an hour
and a half before the fire was put
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
ARREST ESCAPED PRISONER.

Tom Scott. alias Leslie. who la
said 90 have escaped from the jail
at North Yakima July ~. was ar.
rested in this city last night by
patrolmen Holland aud Doom The
North Yakima authorities have
been notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

NEW YORK. Aus % Richard
usnsaeld tie famous actor dled
a. morning Al $40 o'clock The
slrecs cause vas a diseased liver
10 ether complications Tie had
ssen a. and around the house
49, - rptnYa from Safanac Lake
KY as, wcek. Three days agu
: change tock place for the worse
All nr Allen. the local physician
sald that the circumstance ~ The
esss were such as 10 mase recov
an Impossible Despite this the
.fsoF vas said to Be impruving and
dssth eonss. therefore a. a great
sAoek to his thousands 81 friends
Nasxfields death followed q
Issr Illness shlch came after last
vioiegs brsskd0wn 81 Scranton
n uhlle be vas playing 10 Peer
iynt~
Dursnx bis last Appearances
vnnsfelds ccccnirieitlcs we're 81
srsaiuaied that many ~ his com
mny we're unable to work with
Am
Mr Mansfield died in the iarKs
nom 10 the north end Of bis maKniff
Ont whiie stone residence. on
RFesae Drive. not Car from
Gratis tomb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
LID WILL STAY
ON AT EVERETT

EVERETT. Aug 90 Mayor
Jones has made positive announce.
mant that. no matter what pon.
lions asking for the opening of "a.
looms on sunday may bee presented
20 him. be Wlll not alter his stand
and permit them 10 reopen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
BLACKBOARD" SAYS
DELMAS TO HENEi
10y United presal

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 90. 49,
During an exchange of courlesics Ga
the GLASS trial Attorney Dolmns
called Honey "blackguard
judge Iawier interfered just iu
time 10 prevent trouble Heney
is losing his friends by unusual tao.
tics ana unprofesHlonal conduct in
the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
SUSPENSION or JOCKEYS
SPOILED BIG KILLING
PREP PAIRING TO ENFORCE
ANTl-CIGlRET Law

Chief Of Police wappcnatoin has
prepared Go vigorously enforce the
provisions Of tho new state law
becoming effective September /.
prohibiting tho sale OF ciFarota OF
materials for their manufacture.
A general order issued yesterday
20 the police captains and read to
all members Of tho force as they
went on duty, called attention to
the new law and requested spe
cial lookout 20 see that It ~ not
violated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
TRUST PAYS DIVIDENDS.

NEW YORK. Aug 3O-A quar-
terry dividend Of one-half per cent
on common stock Of the United
states Steel corporation was paid
today 10 stockholders OF record
August Z A i& per cent dividend
90 the preferred stock will be paid
september 80. The earnings during
the last quarter wfre S45. SOB. 705,
the largest ia the company's his
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
TAFT SAYS PUT
Them In JAIL

OF the capitol building. and. a..
though rain was falling none len
until the last words were uttered
Secretary Taft has left Tor yell
iowsione park. where be win DE-
Joined b. bis wlfc and then PRO
coed vest
ST PAUL Aug 30 Mrs TAFT
wife % the secretary ~ war has
arrived here. en- route 20 yellow.
stone park. 60 iuln her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

DENVER AUG Soft I had my
var would place capitalists. rail.
read m4wnates and trust managers.
rho violate the law. behind the
bars ! believe this would Be more
siiaciiye than fines"
Tais remarkable statement vas
nia4s b. Secretary Taft here Hun.
ffs4s listened 60 Taits address.
Ehieh vas made from the steps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
ANOTHER MARKET SITE.

The T.. n Griffith company yes.
terday gave a no year lease option
ON the Melody Choir block. Tenth
av and Spring a. 10 parties who
propose 60 offer it as a sito for a
public market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
SEEKS DAMAGES FOR A
FALL ON SIDEWALK

Eugene Sheorer. Swing On Deer
born st.. has flied a claim against
shs city IA the sum OF $1,000 for
lshriea he sisa he ahAascd ~
fallAg On defective walk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
OFF GOES THEIR HEADS

PARIS. Aug 30 There - zee.
son to believe that he suillotius
will again make As arsss'nrce ~
France for CarryiOr Ous capital
punishment " Is bo1lsVsd iAas the
use OF this iuatrumect W".'A Checls
the waye Of hrStal asssSlts SpiCh
ls'esy hue sweet ever tAe cSahtEx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
scHUBAcH TAKES TRIP.

Albert schuhach, Of the shipping
firm OF Sohubach a Hamilton. IS
fully recovered In health after his
recent serious Illness, and left this
morning on the steamer Umatllla
on a business trip. lie returns
about september ~ ON the steamer
Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

Steamer nolphia ~ due NJ s
O'Clock tonight from SlNeway
Stesamog Washington m dae Sept
, srs@ EisanvEsf Fafh Nssal1 s1'e
Is'isiasf5anA all2Kslles .s..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
70 NEAa ooUNTY cAaGs.

The atafs haHrd 81 csIaaligatioR
vaag i-.gT h4 KiAss eaaaasAs lasisEs.
'west casHs - sephshsaa. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
Famous Actor Passes Away in New York City After
Lingering Ilness---Dealh Severe Shock to Friends
Is khad Been Reported That He Was Improving.
.s.S4 49, =
lAMEs, rRIauTs 70 MANSFIELD.

. .,.t,o 81 the Ute and death Of Richard Mansfield
-, lnuis Jar,ea the eminent actor, who here
m sst fer his opening sunday Night said;
4 wa ~. s.ath 81 Riehard Mansfield the
!, -, ~ rs greatest and art ard literature
$3.50 $3.50 - enc o. the greatest eonneisseurs
= gHsse -. man who sinned against that
80 tower o. mentality, and giant % staaccrat
nAs were mere aansteids the stage, dramatic
.-,A \. mere appreciated
~eu ,, ,.sasstor with Mansfield has been Tor many
80 A an times I've found him gentleman ard a
A. his death vacancy has been made that
I. 1n.s by any actor n my recollection az ths time
LIVED AND DIED FOR rHE STAGE.
N.,t.e, nunFo Mr. James manager saidi
~, r.psra,e the @r. James has
- =, ~, snssn Mr. Mansfield for many years.
sas and eenlsmsn; seeentre perhaps eus who s notf
~ rs.s ser tse stage and he dlee FOR me stage
"A orest many never Understood him. and great
sr-s slr, hsrshiy. vacancy dramatic
- -, ssi never filled cutie as completely IN cat'
!. ~s,,se as Il VA fllss ey Richard Mansfield
s.s.ss q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30
CURTAIN RINGS DOWN. ON
RICHARD MANSFIELD
~ ~ 49, SO ~ 4
4 JUNGLE JOE" rs NOW
4 a sMoKELESs CANNON 4



PisATTSBuRG. n. y. Aug 4
= 30 Uncle joe Cannon bids 4
= fair to lose a great part of hia 4
= fame lie Ia known 20 news 4
= paper rcadera throughout the 4
= country as a famous smoker OF 4
4 LONG, black cigars" 4
= tie is now trying 30 break 4
= himself Of his habit OF smuk 4
= ms Ho told hts friends here 4
= that while be has been accua 4
= toned Tor 40 years 20 smoke 4
= from z to no ciEarn a day. he 4
= has cut down the number 90 4
= three or four 4
= BE expects soon a. be- able 4
= "a pass day without a single 4
smoke" 4
= 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

Richard Mansfield vas born Ia
Hsllgnlznd Is 1857 iis acted first
n gnxlasd ard later "a America.
his early essays being almost 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-30

QUEBEC. Aug so.-Ths list o.
those caught ard carried 70 death
in the ST. Lawrence river iaat
night when the bridge collapsed
- now estimated 10 be a. least %.
u is known that there ~srs io2
psorkmen on that section Of the
bridge which dropped. and o. this
number only 70 escaped. OF these
two are dying.
Hundreds % Worknen we're pin.
ned beneath the steel wrccksae
jest above the water. and these
we're reseuso By tragneu engineers.
Divers went down today 70 e..
pl0re the river bottom for bodies
carried down. An Investigation BY
the authorities into possible
criminal origin Of the disaster has
begun.
QUEBEC. Aug 30 Scores ~
w0rkmen were carried down 20
their death yesterday afternoon
just aa tho whistle blew for quit.
sing IN SOME mysterious manner
q defect in the h0iatlng apparatus
caused the large cautilcvor span IN
the new bridge across the g. Law.
renee. five miles below this city.
20 drop into the river as u was be.
Ing swung into place
The bridge was commenced sew.
en- years ago. and is 10 cost SO.
900 900 n Is being constructed By
railway companies. and la largely
subsidized by the Dominion govern.
mont The contract was let 20 the
Dominion Bridge company. and
called for the completion 81 the
bridge in 1905. but delays have
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
ESQ 200 900 WILL CONTEST.
\ 1felrS Of Nelson Morris VIII Receive
SC, ZOO, 900 Cash.

Chicago, Oct. 16-The Tribune says
that thirty million dollar will contest
<ahht was argued and settled out OF
rourt was disclosed when the last
Testament OF Nelson Morris, the pack
eiar, was filed for probate.
As result OF this remarkable sit
guation the principal provision OF the
iWill has been nullified. Instead OF
eeaffylng out an arrangement which
would have held the bulk Of the estate
IN trust for At least Is years the wild.
OW and her four chaldren will divide
she property equally among the mselves
at once. Insead Of $500 900 and an
annuity OF sis 900 during the next 20
years each, the Ave principal heirs
will receive at once Sc 900 900 cash
mnd securities.
Ever since Nelson Morris died
nearly two months ago a strenuous
Ahough friendly debate over his will
has been going on In the family, On
one side. seeking to abrogate the trust
plan under which they would not have
come Into their inheritance for from
us to 20 years, were ranged the wild.
ow and three OF the cnlldren-Mrs
Maurice l.. Rothschlld, Mrs Henry c
Schwab and fra Nelson Morris; on
che other side seeking to carry out
the provisions OF the viii under which
ne would have been in control OF the
estate. stood Edward Morris. the old
est son and the present head OF the
morris Packing corporations. 1t was
simply n case OF divergence ot opln
ION
Finally Edward Morris met the
views ul the rest of the family and an
hmicable agreement, setting aside the
trust plan and providing for an cQual
hivision Of the property Vas signed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
SHOT WOMAN AS SHE FLED.
Story Of New Yorks Under World Has
TRAGIC Denouement In schenectady.

Schenectady, ~ Y, Oct. 16. Sud.
denly coming upon a woman in re-
sort here with whom ne had lived in
New York for three years, man
whose identity is unknown, drew a
revolver and, as she turned to flee
shot her In the back, almost Instant
ly killing her.
The victim, wno was known as
, Pearl Harris, had scarcely breathed
her last when Chief of Police Rynex,
Detective Fuller and Patrolman Ra'
gucci, came upon the murderer in
the back room OF saloon. Before
they could lay hands on or cover him
ne shot Ragpcci through the abdomen
and throwing his pistol in the face OF
Chief Rynex, who was in the act OF
drawing his revolver, dashed into the
barroom. There he grabbed a bottle
and fought his way out to the street
Leaving Detective Cutler 20 care for
Ragucci, Chief Rynex started after the
fugitive and chased him into lum-
Der yard, where he disappeared,
The man has been in the city only a
few days, and Is known here by the
name of Curly" He was we'll dressed
and seemed to nave plenty OF money
He has been hanging about the red
light district spending money lavishly
The woman was formerly an actress
and lived with a man in New York
who, from the description she gave tC
her acquaintances, is believed to be
iner slayer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
Stricken :. 49, In cnnr,

Fitzgerald. Ca. Oct lG-James
R Green, who ass the prosecuting
witness In tbe case OF toe state agains,
Hall, for bnrglayiTtng Greas house
vas stricken by 'apopls1y While the
case vas on trial Monday afternoon
before Judge Whippie. of Ben Hin
superior court, and tell 20 the aoor.
dying tn less than a minute Mr..
Green vas an agcd vs;vfan OF the late
war, and lived a short distance or; al
the city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
May Be Great Railway Strike,

London, Oct. 1G-Richard Bell, a
member Of parliament, general secre.
tary Of the Amalgamated Society OF
Railway Servants, announced that the
railway companies had sent an unfa.
vorable reply TO the soclety's demand
for the recognition OF the unions. The
ballots so far received from the men
in the vote being taken throughout
the United Kingdom on the advisable.
lily OF declaring a general strike in or.
der 10 secure recognition OF their Or
ganization was largely in favor OF a
general strike. The voting will be
concluded on Oct. 70.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
RURoLARs LOOT SAFES.
several Georgia Towns VisItOd BY Pro.
fesslonaI Craeksmen.

Americas, Ca, ocL 1e.-Protes.
sional craftsmen, who have recently
been operating in southwestern Geor-
gia towns, Monday morning burglar
lied two stores at De Soto and an =
other at Cobb small towns near the
city of Americas.
Safes were dynamited and hundreds
OF dollars secured. while hundreds
checks and postofrice orders were
scattered broadcast.
Six hundred dollars were taken
from the safe Of Esten Howe, at De
Soto, his safe being blown into frag'
ments. The losses of Eugene Moore
and Jesse Hill, whose safes were like
wise dynamited. were nominal, little
being secured at either store.
Residents of De Soto heard the ex'
plosion about daylight, but supposed
It was railroad employees using tor
pCdoes To- signal train.
The burglars made good their escape
with their booty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT.
-Four Persons Killed in Pennsylvanis
at a Grade Crossing.

Pottstown, Pa, Oct. 1G.-As a re.
suit of a grade crossing automobile
accident on tne Philadelphia. and
Reading railway at Kelm street, here
Monday night four persons were killed
and one probably fatally injured. The
automobile which was run down on the
crossing by a Pottsv'la express, con.
tanned party of five persons from
KimbertOH. Chester county, Pe9nsyl-
vania. The deed are::
Jacob Reese. aged So yeyars.
Mrs. Jacob Reese, aged 4S years.
Mrs. Anthony W. Emery. Jr,, aged
AZ years.
Belva Emery, aged one year, child
of Mrs Emery.
Anatomy W. Emery, Jr.. owner and
driver OF the automobile, was the only
one of the party TO escape death, and
his thigh was broken, and he received
internal injuries in the accident.
The party were on their way nome
from a shopping tour In this city
when the accident occurred.
a hedge and a clump Of trees, to-
gether with a couple Of buildings,
partly obscured TIE crossing. and it IS
probable Mr. Emery did not know a
train was due, for ne drove the ma
chine directly on the track in front
of the express.
The automobile was broken into bits
and the members of the party were
hurled out of the machine. Mr.. Reese
and Mrs. Emery were killed instantly.
Mrs. Reese's neck was broken and she
died on the train while being brought
to this city. The child died short
ly after the mother.
Mrs. Reese AID Mrs. Emery were
sisters, and by the accident almost
an entire family was wiped out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
Editor Appointed sherir.

Moutgomery, Ala. Oct lC-Hor-
acc Hood, editor aud part owner OF
the MontRcwecy Journal, aud one of
the oldc>, editors Of the Alabama
press, has been appoiut,d shoun OF
Aontgouvcy county. one OF tue best
paying places in the state Nj Hood
has edited newspapers in Montgomery
for many years aud Is well known In
.asary section 81 the south. lie Is
one Of he Dryau lssiers % the south.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
Killed on ELrst Auto RIds .

MorenCi, MICA, Oct. l6.-Arthuy
Onweiier, merchant OF Lyons, o
oonsht new automobile. and wa
taking his first ride in Il with his VIII,
and tWo children While driving az
fair speed Gr lost control OF the car
aud II ran into deep ditch five miles
east of here, turning turtle. and
ctushlng him 10 death beneath It. Mrs.
unweller Cad one Of the children, a
boy. we're seriously hurt The hoy
"as Internally injured aud has a
hrNk,N avn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Bill to Establish Provinces 10 Defeat.
ed by the Laity.

ed by the LaIty.
Richmond, Va. Oct. 16. The prin,
cipal event that occurred Monday In
the Episcopal convention was the de-
feat OF the so-called archbishop or
provinces bill, which has been holding
the attention Of the house OF bishops
and the house OF deputies for the past
two days. The house OF bishops passed
the measure and the clergy were over
whelm1ngl yin favor OF 1t. The lalty
however, defeated the measure By q
nonconcurrence.
At a Joint meeting OF the bishops
and the deputies, the bishop OF Mis-
sissippi and the bishop OF Georgia
spoke on the negro question, both con.
tending that the work among the ne
groes in the southern states had ad'
vsnced rapidly within the last ten
years, aud both making earnest pleas
that the church continue the work.
The RI. Rev. Samuel Ferguson
bishop of Cape Pamas. the only ne,
gro sitting in either house OF the con
ventlon, also spoke and made an ex-
ceAent impression, especially the del
egates from the southern states.
The Rev. DR.. wilkins, of Los An
geles, had passed a resolution forming
commission Of ten bishops, fifteen
clergymen ard twenty laymen to raise
fund of ST. 600 600 for the relief oil
disabled clergy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Believed that the Fontenae Powder
Mills Blew Up.

Mills Blew Up.
RraZn. Ind, Oct. l6,--Three dis
tiuct explosions were heard Tuesday
from the direction OF the FoutenaC
Powder mills, Is miles away
Many windows we're shattered in the
business and residential districts. AL
plate glass windows IN the Citizens
bank building were destroyed II
was reported here that the powder
house and two mills OF the Dupont
Powder company ut Fontenac mad
blown up and ,hat from % to loo per.
sons hai been killed.
NJ communication With Fontpnac
l. cut IN hy N.~r and persons In au
tomoo!'es ,,tt az once 10 render any
possible assistance.
Fontenac Is a miuing town % a few
hundred Inhabitants. situated on the
Bts Four rai.uad Is miles east ot Ter.
re Hsute and g. miles west ~ indian.
spolis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17

Arkansas City. kans. Oc,
d. Davidson. an oil contrar'o' Sc
known In the soutnvest 49, ...
dead In his room In a ioca, an''. %
Monday. lie had sNdlloVcd 3D..
num With suicidal intent and ?
note saying he was In hnanc.a' ''...
and believed his mind was 'a.lirf ~
wilson .~as 80 years Of age and .''. .
family
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
pynamlt. suspeets Arrest,d.

Joplin. Mo. Oct. l6. Five presons
suspected Of being the parties who
dynamited the Joplin News.Hreald
plant on toe night of Sept. L., were
arrested early Tuesday morning. They
are Mamie :; Clair. Charles Smith
W. ). Martin. BESSIE Beam and Ha-
eel Ray alias Hazel Red. Minnie
st Claire formerly conducted a resort
in this city and ali Of those who were
arrested are well known In police cir.
clCs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
PROFITS WIN VICTORY, -
Majority For Prohibition In seVera
Alabama Towns.

Columbus. Ca, Oct lG.--ln ,n'
election in Lee county, Alabama, 90.
Monday the prohib1tionists won by CO..
overwhelming majority. Every o.a
in the ticket voted for prohal'u.
with the possible exception of on ran
er Isolated beat with a smal. vote
The total majority for prohio,o.
Is estimated to be between 500 ans
900. Opellka. the largest 1'a' .
the county, cast $40 votes for pro..
ton to Is against. Phoenix civ ..'
carried by the prohbition's.s 2'
to sc. q
In Phenix City the ladir- -.'..
lunches and gave a parade i'm 49,.
many children took part, az. '.. ".-
waving and singing Of son- -.
prominent features of the day
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-17
Body 81 Boy Torn 70 BIS

Savannah. Ca. Oct. lG Sgat.-.
along the Atlantic Coast Line .-'
for a distance OF 80 yarI- '."
mains of Walter Lee lauls.1. ..
Monday morning picked up AMI n...
In basket to be taken 90 an i'...
taking establishment Jus bow
boy came to his death IS oo' s"'' .
He left home presumably 20 -. ..
circus grounds. he was E'''- '
alive after that time Wh''..
was Killed and placed "n '".
or VAS run over by frcis. .rA..
never be known, though ~ -..
that he latter theOp is m'.e
rect