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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
MOB FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Hahnville. La, July 1S.-Tbe YER
dict in the case was reached just be
fore Garll tonight after the jury had
been ont IS minutes and al the close
of four days trial, full Of excite
ment. An hour afterward it was re-
ported that preparations for lynch
ing tonight were under way Lynch
ing reports appeared as far as New
Orleans, twenty miles away. and local
officers were apprehensive that a
party might be made up in that city
to aid in such an attemp'.
The prisoners were returned to St.
Charles parish Jail. an isolated strus-
ture standing IN the fields quarter of
n mile away from any habitation eX-
cept the sheriff's house and the court
house.
In the trial the state did not sue
coed in proving any of the accused
committed the actual murder, 1t was
testified that Campisciano and wife
shielded the kldnapers fron capture,
even throwing a party OF police off the
uail when they were within a short
distance of the boys hiding place an
hour before his murder Tesfifying
in his own deferse today, Campis-
ciano did not deny this. but claimed
that he had been forced by threats OF
death. to act as he did. Collagero
Gendusa was go-between for the ran
som money, and Costa, according to
witnesses. was the actual kidnaper
who stole the boy and gave him to the
kidnapers. Costa denied this while
testifying in his own defense today.
Campisciano testified today that the
aciual murderers were angelo Incara-
ca ezra. Tony Gandusa, Steffano Men
fro, Chico Luehesi. These four men
have not been captured. Campisclano
also implicated in the plot Lenorado
Gebbia and Nicolina, his sister, 10th
of whom will be tried next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
STEAMER TENNESSEE WRECKED
AGAINST PIER OF EADS BRIDGE
Deck Hands Believed to Have Lost Their Lives
No Passengers Aboard--Had $25,-
600 Cargo

Special to The Bulletin.. Z. ,.. N.
ST. Louis July lS~-Some deck
hands may have lost their lives when
the beat Tennessee was dashed
against the east pier of the Eads
bridge This afternoon in storm. Deck
hands who escaped by clinging to the
aroh framework OF the bridge and
climbing up to the railroad track say
they saw several men knocked ever.
board.
Two holes wore knocked In the hull
which partially filled with wafer he.
fore pumps could he put to work. The
left side Of the texas OF the boat and
thirty feet of the side guards were
swept sway and ith was otherwise
damaged.
No passengers were aboard The
Tennessee was cnroute to Mound cry
to take freight fer Kansas City when
liz was struck by the storm. about
three boat lengths above The Eads
bridges II had passed under the
bridge between he middle and the
Two east piers.
The wind drove the boat over To tho
cast shore against the piling Of the
elevator irst north Of the bridge. re.
bounding. Ii swng ont into The current
and vas driven boardside against the
east pier. All who uld sie2e the
frame work before the boat swung
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MOST IMPORT ANT
HAGUE MEETING
Held YESTERDAY WHEN POWER.
FuL SPEECHES WE'RE MADE
SPAIN MAKES SENSATIONAL
DECLARATION

The Hague, July lS.~-The citing Of
the peace conference today has been
one of the most important yet held
for the interest in the questions dis
cuased as well as foc the powerful
speeches delivered by Joseph a..
Choate az the United S ates Lutus
NJ. Diago, of Argentine and refez
Triana, of Columbia. while, In addi-
ton, Spain made declaration whics
attracted much attention as revealing
a desire Of the Spanish government
10 assume a kind of moral tutelagc
cycr the latn-American countries. In
he conclusion of his address. joseph
II. choate made an eloquent appeal to
the nations TO enter into the general
convention. which ought to he en-
tiIely distinct and independent, for a
settlemcnt of the dispni cd questions
arising in arbitration.
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TWO THOUSAND REGISTRATIONS
FROM HEAT, AT ELKS' PARADE
Took Four Hours For Procession to Pass Given
Point--2O,000 Men and 125 Floats
Grand Lodge Installed Officers

4 Among the few paraders who were
overcome We're ] Harrington WalSor,
OF st Paul, Minn. and Henry J. Wa.
tel Exalted Ruler Of the hiladelpha
Lodge Of rlks The ether victims
were caleny from this city and sur,
rounding territory II required four
hours for the marchers to pass a
given point. The total number in the
line was conservatiyely estimated at
20 600 men with about 125 iicats
The grand lodge hrstsled its newly
elected officers ion ght az which time
was announced that at n pravicus
seesiun the state Association Of E.ks
had been given oif@vial recognition.
This decision on the part Of the Grand
lodge settles the tight That has been
wagea for two years Tho state asso-
iati.n IS restricted In w0rl. and
may not take up legislative matters
OF into fere with executive affair. IN
subordinate lodges. It's principal work
viii De along charitable and fratarnal
lires The names Of the prize win
ne-s viii be made tomorrow.
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WILL REuMpLoy STRIKERS.

New York, July 1s.-E ). Naliy
vice president and general manage
of the Postal onpany announced e,
day that he had authorized supelin
tendent Stofer at San Francisco Il re-
employ all the telegraphers wn1
struck provided they make An indi
vidual appllca ion and are not oh
iecticnaple to the superintendent. The
men would DC re1nircv 60 promise
Nally said, to give faithful service anl
discontinue all agitation and interfer
cnce with the c0mpanys business
He notified StGe that the same sala.
ries and conditions as before he
strike would prevail Nally said that
he took this action at the request OF
United tSatee Labor Commissioner
Neill
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Philadelphia, Pa. July iS.--lt - e'-
tinated that ewenty-tiye huno-ei per
sons were p!0strated ny heat today
during the progress OF the Elks'
parade. The parade was one OF t1e
greatest sec in this city in years and
il is estimated that more than hall q
million persons crowded mo the
bread streets TO view the spectacle.
1t was the hottie day OF the summer
and long before the parade starte J
spectators wcio falling by the d7zenF.
The sun was broiling hot ana tie
hnmidty was unusually high Every
hospital in the city was brought into
service after those nearest the route
OF the parade were crowded to the
last inch Physicians We're so busy
that no names were taken
There wa but one case that r..
suited fatally. James Rowley. A.
years OF age, OF this city died in the
hospital after being overcome in I G
streets. other stEicken persons are
said to be IN good conditions with no
prospects Of fatal results.
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EMPEROR PLEADS IN VAIN.

Seoul. July 1S--via Tokio.-Mar
quis Ito visited the emperor This after
noon in response to the emperor's
plea After Two weeks obstinate Sc
clusion and silence the emperor sent
the court officers TO Ito with mes.
sage that lnasmuch as boil were wor-
ried over the presence of the Korean
deputation st The Hague. he therefore
begged the resident general to come
to the palace.
The audience of Ito with the emper-
or lasted one hour II Is repor ed that
the emperor appealed implorinely TO
the former to help save Korea from
her present complication in manner
satisfactory TO .he Japanese. and with
ont doing anything derogatory TO the
Korean court. Ito. Il is said carefully
avoided making any definite reply and
retired without committing himself.
The Japanese foreign minister. Hay
ashi arrived tonight. receiving 4
hearty w.lcome. He drove Immediate
ly to Ito's residence.
A number Koreans calling them
selves Elder Statesmen Of Korea"
have sent a long letter to Ito. intima-
ting that the Japanese woald receive
their srppori in fair dealing toward
the emperor. but failing that. they
xuaid die martrys' deaths and thar the
whole nation would do likewise
They denied that the court Vas i'm.
plieaied in sending a delegation 10
The Hague.
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TEMPUs FuoITT.

Libertyville, H.. July 1S.-Geers
swept the cards at trotting here today
winning the frs. two races outright
and getting first money in the third
by virtue of the association arrange
ment that no races were to be longer
than five heats. and that the purse was
10 be divided according to the sum
mary at the end of the fifth unless
won in a less number of heats.
2:15 trot. for $1,000 with nine start
ers.
Tempus Fugitt, won; Silver Band
second: Codero third. Time 2:10A.
2:25 pace for $500 with six start
ers.
William O., won: Star Direct, see
ond; Grace Direct, third. Time
2.07 Is.
2.Os pace for 81 900 with four start
ers.
Ardellc. won. Cascade. second; WI
lie Benton. third. Time 2.0S.
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| away did so. As the boat driftei
lfron under them some we're left hang
ing down toward the wafer from the
inhing. but they managed TO draw
themselves up and gain footing
After swinging through the span the
boat was driven, now without pilot
toward ferry beat lying just beIow
tthe bridge at the east side. II struck
and raked the ferry boat, but did not
grag ii from it's moorngs.
Swinging out again into the current
The boat drifted down strcm The
tug Snsie Hazard put out from the
west shore, overlook 1t and towed 1t
in.
Pilot Brbaach, who was in charge
of the b. at. said he did not know many
mon were aboard. nor whether any
had been drowned.
Jack Leonard. the first mate was
one of those who went overheard He
was rescued.
Leonard says he was In the low ~
Ethe boat when 1t struck He thougas
II was going to sink and jumped over
board and swan dawn stream nnt.l b
was picked mp by a tug.
First reports were to he effect THAI
the boat had sunk with $2J.0D9
cargo Tho newspapers got out ey-
tras 10 that effect and created excite
nfent in the city.
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STRIKERS REFUSE
TO COMPROMISE
CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS Q
REGARDING SITUATION
AMONG TELEG.
RAPHERS.
NOTHING IS CONCEDED
Says Vice President and General Man
a9er Of Western Union--Ra,i-
road Onerators Get Hand
some increase.

oakland, Cal, July 1S-Ths st'i'1-
ing Commercial 1elegrarhers today
refused. by standing vote. to accept
the concessions framed by their na-
t.onal executive committee. TIE
Western Union and :ostal telegraph
companies oncessionS were declinei
The offered 25 per cent increa @ of
pay after the telegraphers were at
work and would take back all but
three strikers. The Posal would re-
instate eighty per cent Of the strikers.
President Small this aftemoa@ tele-
grapheI The rsult of the unions ac.
ion to the headquarters at Chicago.
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SITUATION is SERIOUS.

San Francisco. July 1S.-lt was 4
day of activity in the ranks OF the
striking telegraphers at Oakland.
There were committees appointed and
many impromptu conferences held and
during the afternoon several operators
held conference with the executive
committee. Absolute silence was
maintained as to The meeting or trend
Of the discussions.
1t was evident. however, that the
situation was considered seriors, and
there were hints Of increasing the
friction among she leaders Of the
strikers. The executive committee
came in for severe criticism on ac-
count OF its apparent lack of sympathy
fer the local operators.
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CONFESSES GUILT.
In Signed Statement After Being In.
dicted With Five Others in Coal
Land Fraud.

Denver. July 1S.-W. W. Raipe, a
mining man Of Milwaukee. was arrest
cd on the federal grand jury's indict-
ment charging hi mand five others IN
connection with the federal coal min
ing company with alleged fraudulent
acquisition of coal lands has given .
signed statment to the United States
attorney in which he goes into d.
tails Of The whole conspiracy TO Dc
fraud the government. Raire vas u
dav taken before the United states
commissioner and was released on bis
own recognition after agreeing TO ap-
pear at thrial as a witness Tor the gov
ernment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
WIND AND RAIN
Do MUCH DAMAGE
FLOOCs NOW RECEDlNG BUT
WILL COST COUNTRY HALF
a MILLION DOLLARS.
HOMES SWEPT AWAY
| BY lseaAy cloudburst Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Suffers Big Loss
Bridge Carried Away When
Man Attempts to Cross.

pittsburg, Pa. July lS.--Conserva
tive reports TO the Associated Press
tonight from the interior parts OF
Wes Virginia indicate that the floods
caused by storms and cloudbuists dur
ing the past forty-e,ght hours are re
ceding and that the damage will reach
at least half million dollars. -Four
deaths thus far have been reported
At Macomber. the greatest damage
was sus aimed. A loss to the cOunty
lr bridges being carried away will
reach 100000. At this place while
Mrs. Belyard and her two children
were standing on the front porch
watching the waters which had al
ready reached the floors the perch
was swept away. A moment later
later Belyard stepped to The door only
in time TO see his entire family swept
away Claudius Wolfe lost his life
while attempting to tide across a
bridge. When in the middle Of the
structure the bridge was washed away
The damage to the Baltimore & Ohio
railioad will reach 100000 princi-
pally in the tracks being washed
away
The most damage 10 private prop
erty was at Newburg where several
buildings were washed away and
nearly every house was flooded. A
church at Evansville was ovt turned
and washed away.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
NICARAGUA TROUBLE
Is Becoming Worse According to Re
port of Wife Of Leader Of
Last Revolution.

Panama, July 1S-The situation in
Nicaragua must be critical. Judging
from what Mrs EmilianO ChameTTO,
wife of the leader Of the last rcvolu-
iion against President Zelaya. says.
On landing in Nicaragua she de-la,s %,
she was imprisoned and remained
eight DAYS confined with common
prisoners. during which the country
suffered from an earthquake and part
Ct the walls Of the prison fell in.
Finally. although nothing was fonnd
AGAINST her. she was depOrted b. the
first steamer bound north. without
being allowed 10 see her family.
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COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.

Springfield. H., July 1S.-Governor
Deneen today appointed John A. Cous.
Iy. editor and publisher of the Alton
Telegraph. member of the Illinois
civil service commission, tn succeed
former State Senator Willoughby, re-
Gently appointed a member of the
state board of railroad and warehouse
commissioners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
INCREASE FOR RAlLRoApERs

Cincinnati. July S,-Increases rang
ing from $3.50 to $1,000 per month
were granted to the telegraph opera
ors Of the Queen and Crescent rail
road system by the readjustment com
plcted today. The new scale was the
result of a conference between Gen
eral Manager Baker and the telcg-
raphers representing the various divi-
sions of The line and IT ia said to have
ben brought about by tn management
without receipt of demands from the
men Between 20) and 800 men are
affected
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
OTHERS QUALIFY
IN Trans Mississippi Golf Tournament
Many to Contest For Cham
pionshp.

Rock Island H. July lS.-As re-
suit of the second round % the match
play Of the Trans Mississippi Coli
Tournament this afternoon. Rev p. X.
Talb {. OF Hutchison. kas-. H. q.
Lecg. Of Minneapolis. G. b. Guinand.
o. Dcs Moines. James Allen. Of Oma-
ha: J. D. Carr Of Rock Island. 4. W.
Warren. of St Joseph and Percy Ha-
german of Colorado Springs. are left
to contest for championship.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
1T TOOK THREE WEEKS.

The Hague. July 49, The commit
tee dealing with the hombardment of
undefended towns and villages today
approved the following proposition at-
fordlng such acts. Upon leaving the
sitting Brigadler General Davis, one
Of the American delegate remarked
ironically:
since the time of julius Caesar no
example exists of an undefended town
being bombarded. but the conference
took three weeks to realize it"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
GL|ODEN AUTO
GOES IN CANAL
OCCUPANTS OF CAR JUMP AND
ARE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DUE TO DisARRANGED STEER.
ING APPARATUS.

Canton. Ohio, July 1S.-When The
score was completed this evening for
the Giidden and Hover contestants II
showed that FIVE in the former and
one in the latter were unaccOunted foi
officially. Car No. %. driven by n
W Hnuck. for the Buffalo club went
into the canal near New Philadelphia
this afternoon The accident was due
10 he disarranged steering apparatus
The occupants of the car jumped AMI
On one was injured.
The run tomorrow J. To Pitisburg
The tourists left Columbus this morn
ing.
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DENIES OFFER or INCREASE.

New Yrk. July is Whsn he
learned that tho striking teleeraphers
meeting at Oakland, Cal, today had
voted to refuse the concessions Of
fered hy the Western Union. tfclud'
ing II was stated a 25 per cent in
crease of pay after the telegraphers
were at work. President Clowy Of the
Wes crn Union said that he wished to
unqnalilicdly dony that any advance
II salasiea had teen promised the
sNilere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
MILLIONAIRE DROPS DEAD.

Omaha. Neb, July 1S.--William a.
Paxton, 20 years of age, pioneer AMI
millionaire business man. dropped
dead at his home in this city tonight.
PAXTON was employed in the construc-
tion of military road between Oma-
ha and Salt Lake. and was one of the
ntractors who built the Union Pa
ciiic railway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
FASTEST MILE
Of THE YEAR
MADE BY CHESTNUT GELDlNG AT
CLEVELAND - "TAMPuS FU.
GETT" TAKES PURSE OF $1,000
AT LIBERTYvlLLE.

Cleveland. July lS.-Fastest mile of
the year over the Glenville track, and
probably the fastest mile over any
track in the cotntry to date. was pac-
cd by he chestnut selding, Hal c
in 2:05h today, when he worked In
I2:0lR, he made the last quarter In
80 seconds. The next heat was timed
in 2:0S&, with the final half IN
.1;014.
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ITALIAN SCALES BOY.

Erie. Pa. July 1s.-Alonzo Guis
scope. an italian. was arrested TONIGHT
cha eed vita being rc ponsible fl
the desfh OF Prank st. George. nins
years old. Giuseppe is alleged 70
have scaldcd his victim 10 deltl with
boiling water
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
BARNES RESIGNS.

Madison. Wis. July 1S.-John
Barnes today resigned as chairman
of the Wisconsin Railroad rate com
mission because the legislature pssss
the two cent fare bin after he com
mission had ordered a 2is cent rate
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MILITIA CALLED
AGAINST MOB
MuRDERERs OF ITALIAN BOY IN
LOUISIANA TOWN ARE
THREATENED.
FOUR FOUND GUILTY
or RffnspgHu sss ctr ffzakrrriss1sa~a
and stranglinn Him n Woods
When Ransom Was Not Paid
--Lynchins Expected

Hahnville, La, July 1S.-Two com
panies of militia were tonight ordered
here TO p.otect from threatened
lynching four ItaRans-- Gampisciana,
Mrs. Campisciano, Tony Costa and
Frank Gendusa- convicted without
capital punishment" of completely In
the murder OF little Waller I.amana,
Of New Orleans. who was kidnapped
and strangled about a mcnth ago.
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SOLDIERS HALTED BY MOB.

New Orleans. July 1S.-Eighty-two
state soldiers reached Hahnville jail
late tonight after passing through a
mob of several hundred persons IN
Gretna. Laa.. who tried to induce the
train crew to side track the militia
special. The mob hoped thereby to
get to Hahnville first.
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IN CONFLICT WITH POLICE.

Riazan. Russia July lS.-The pas
ant disorders on the Khoishohevil7of
estate resulted Yesterday in
sanguinary conflict with the ruf-i
police. The police fired = volley
which killed or wounded eleven ceunr
-rvmpn
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SEVENTEEN DROWNED.

Santiago De Chile. Jgly 1s.-Argen-
tire steamer. Toro. has been wrecked
and seevnteen persons are reported -
have been drowned.
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Elou.rs from erItlsh Yukon.

The British Yukon. il Is said, viii
exhibit 200 varieties Of flowers AZ The
Alaska-Yukon exposition. TO be held
n Seattle in 1903.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
os,ri.h Yields.

There are 10000 ostriches in the
Oudtshoorn district Cape Coloay. the
average annual value Of the feathers
-ieldcd by each bird being ssA
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The OrlY WAY.

Say. boy-boy," exclaimed hot
looking man with a heavy portman-
teau. which is the quickest way to
get to the station" Run" yelled the
boy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-19
American League.

Batteries White. Feiue Sullivan
and Nc Garland Newton and Thomas
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Bat cries Wiltse and Howerman
Lever, Duggleby and Gibson.
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ia cries scanl, and Bergen;
Snlteis and Marshall
Philadelphia aud Cincinnati Rain
no game
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Second Came.

II II r.
Detroit ................ - o
Washington .....,......,.. 3 J
Batteries Killian and Payne; Pat.
ten and Hayden.
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Brooklyn, July 49, ScanlOn won his
own game with three hagger in the
seventh inning.
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Hatteries IhoadeG, HOES FFlN'
hard. Clarke and Bemls; Bender and
Powers.
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New YORK, July lS.-Iiomo rnns by
Devlin and Bresnahan enabled the To-
Gals to defeat Pittsburg.
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SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
National League.

Boston July 18,--Two singles and 4
doeble in the first inning gave Chi,
cago two runs and the game.
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batteries Mulln and Schmidt;
Gerhng and Warner.
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atieries-Oyerall and Moran; Fia-
herty and Needham,
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HOW MUCH ADVERTISING shall
be used? All that the readers Will 6t. n
oest; supply plenty 70 support growth.
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"HREvlTY 10 THE SOUL Of WITH
but "A good story 10 worth the space
needed to tell Il fully" this applies to
advertising.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-13
NUMBER 40

Issue Of It. The longer live the more
believe that every man to some ex-
tent Is a CROOKED stick" He does not
mean to be crooked" but he Is. You
are Just as peculiar in your way as
your neighbors are in theirs. For
Gods sake do not eat the Idols meat
II II offends them and thus hurts the
influence of the cross Of Jesus Christ.
Sacrifice everything In your power,
yield every right and privilege that you
can. in order to pour oil upon the trou'
bled waters of the home, the church
and the store and make the roaring
pillows Of hate and bitterness lie down
and 90 to sleep. 1t Is easy enough 70
start cyclone. 1t is easy enough with
one little spark to explode a gunpow-
der magazine. Only the power or q
gospel life can still Galilean tempest
'If meat cause my brother to offend, l
will eat no flesh as long as the world
standeth."
copyright, 1907. by Louis Kiopsch.l
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-04-13
Lennie L. Mears.


To the voters Of the county Of Accomac:
In asking your support for the ofhce OF deputy
treasurer OF said county. desire 10 submit some
claims for your consideration.
lst My long and faithful service to the Demo-
cratic party. .,..s ,o-
2nd Have never held an Office nor asked ior
one and should fail to secure said position at
the coming election. will be too old to make
further effort. A.,
ard. In disastrous fire years ago lost the
earnings of my life Every effort was made by
myself and son, together with kind friends OF
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Now friends ask you to help me secure sald
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can call my own in my declining years. Promls-
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Yours truly,
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Temperanceville, August IA, 1905.
To my friends and fellow citizens:
take this method Of Announcing mysef can
didate for the office Of constable OF Metompkln
Magisterial district.
Should my friends elect me to said office,
promise the people an honest and efnclent ao-
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