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The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16

Complaints have been numerous re- gently regarding two parties who own bulldogs and are in the habit of leading them around on the streets unmuzzled. One of these dogs is especially vicious. These two men and their dogs met the other day at the crowded corner of Sec .ond Main and one of the dogs made a savage lunge at the other. very badly frightening little girl who chanced to pass between the two animals just at this moment. Such dogs are menace to the safety of women and children, and officers should see they are kept of the streets, even if they have to ar rest the owners.
 Louie and Vim. R. Stein, sons of the late Joseph T. Stein, once well-known citizen and newspaper man of Yuma, arrived here few days ago from their home in Los Angeles. Louie will re- main and go into business, but his brother, after few days visit, will return to Los Angeles. Both of these boys were born in Yuma, though most of their lives have been spent in Cali fOrnia.
 Councilman-elect George W. Norton was in town today from Mohawk on his way to Los Angeles to see his son Charley, who is attending St. Vincent college Charley wiil return with his father and spends the holidays ac home wi5h she folks.
 ". ,. Tayvood, one of the principal osners of tbe Ludy canal system, ar rived in Yuma yesterday, accompanied hy his wife. They will remain during the winter.
 It is rumored that James Sheridan of Mohawk is to be married on the 18th to Miss Rafael Vega, one of the beautiful belles of the Mohawk valley.
 Miss Ethel Dunn, the handsome school teacher at Mohawk, will spend the hol- idays with her people in Yuma valley.
 Charley Mathis. one of the original discoyerers of the Motehr Lode Gold mine, was in Yuma today.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16

about miles west southwest from Quartzsite and about the same distance east southeast from Ehrenberg.
 The adjoining claims are the "Ruth- ane' and "White Cross' lodes, unsur- veyed, on the west end of this group, Charles D. Cham mberlain, claimant. Any and all persons having adverse claims hereto are required to present the same to the United States Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, within sixty days from the first publication of this notice of application for patent, or they will be barred by the provision of the United States statutes.
 LYMAN w. WAKEFIELD,
 Register. Nov Is. 19GS-1Ot
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
Rates Changed.

The Southern Pacific Company an- nounces the resumption of Golden State Limited trains and i, leaving Los Angeles on December l5. Chair cars will not be carried on these trains.
 For the holidays the Southern Pacific Company announces the following rates:
 To points where the one-way rate does not exceed $10.OO, one lowest first class fare and one-third for .he round trip.
 Sale dates: Christmas tickets. De- cember T, 22, 9, 2i and 25; New Years tickets, December 28, 29, 90, 3l, and January l, 1009.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
LATEST MINING LOCA- TION BLANKS AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE.
A Cuban Patriot.


 dr. James Pinney, who owns ranch in Yuma valley and was formerly res idenJ here, is again in Yuma for visit with friends and to attend to some busi- ness affairs. MT Pinney is one of the few American on the side of the Cuban revolntionists against the tyrannical oppression of Spain, in which he was a comrade and still is close friend of Colonel, now Brigadier General, Fred erick M. Funston.
 Mir. Pinney now lives in Havana, Cuba, where he holds a position under the United States government, and will return to his post in few days. He is stopping st the Gandolfo hotel.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
Road District Election.

Owing to the fact that it rained all day yesterday only 25 votes were polled in the election to consolidate road dis tricts Nos. l. and for bond issuing purposes. Not vote was cast against the proposition. The sentiment for voting bonds to build good roads is unanimous.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
This is Worth Reading.

Leo F. Zelinski, of 68 Gibson Street Buffalo, N. Y, says: II cured the most annoying cold sIre 1 ever had, with Bucklen's Arnica Salve: applied this salve once day for two days, when every trace of the sore was gone" Heals all sores. Sold under guarantee at ali drug stores. 25c.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16

Col. !. H. McClintock, postmaster at Phoenix, stopped off at Yuma yester- day morning on his way bone from Los Angeles to see how the town was pro- gressing. and was surprised at the very evident growth since his last visit here. He made trip to the dam, and returned to Phoenia last night
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
Another Accident at the Dam.

John Stoddard, worker about one of the hoists at the dam. last Thursday had his right hand so badly mangled in a cog wheel that it had to be amputat- ed just above the wrist.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
A Dangerous Operation

is the removal of the appendix by sur- geon. No one who takes Dr. Kings New Life Pills is ever subjected to this frightful ordeal. They work so quietly you don't feel them. They cure con- stipation, headache, biliOusness and malaria. 25c at all drug stores.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
nasons Elect Officers.

Last Saturday night the Masonic lodge of Yuma elected officers for the year as follows: P. T. Robertson, w. M; A. Modesti, s. w.; T. B. Bell, J w.; O. C. Johnson, treasurer; c. NJ. Smith. secretary,
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16

L. W. A. Alexander, the Yuma mer chant, is spending a few days at Agua Caiiente, resting up."
 Althee Modestee is remodeling and fitting up his office on First street for C. P. LaBatt, who will move into it with his harness and shoe repairing business.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
Notice to the PubIic.

Yuma, Arizona, December 10.-All persons are hereby warned not to ex- tend any credit whatever to any mem- Der of my family, except on my direct, personal authorizatiOn.-John P. .Pesch. Decl6-t3
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
New Business Firm.

Joe l.. Venegas and Louie A. Stein have formed partnership for the ham, ding of the Singer and the Wheeler sewing machines and the Columbia graphophone and records. They will also do machine repairing. Both of these young men are native born. They are bright, capable and deserving and are certain to succeed in their new en- terprise. which will be carried on in the west room of the new Darlington building, corner of Second street and Madison avenue.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
Masonic Installation.

Installation ceremonies of Yuma lodSe No. F. F. and A. M., will be held at their hall on First avenue on Satur- day evening, December 26.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
Trial Jurors Drawn.

The list of trial jurors drawn for the adjourned term of the district court, which convenes on the morning of De- cember 26, is as follows:
 c. Ii. Archibald, J. NJ. Balsz, Ed Ba- ker, Jack B. Carruth, J. s. Cox, Geo. T. Crowley, George Doyle, b. Figueroa, H. II. Godfrey, Jr., C. M George, A. C. Nj. Hill, r. A. Hodges, C. L. dickson, N. Huckaby, Albert Imperial, j. R. Henry, A. E. Johnson, j. H. Maxey, W. H. Merrill, Reuben NJ. Moss, E. D. Marshall, w. J. Nichols, J. V. Breed. love, Alex. MacBeath, I. c. Jones, J. L. Venegas, J. E. Hayden, A. w. Townsend, $. M. Smith and George L. Kicks.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Table Us All druggists refund the money if it ails to cure. E. w. Groves signature on each box. 25c.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16
For Eczema, Tetter and Salt Rheum.

The intense itching characteristic of these ailments is almost instantly al- Chamberlain Save. Many severe cases have been cured by it. For sale at the Ketcherside drng store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-12-16

Nov IS, l9O8-1Ot
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Charged with blackma. Edward Andrews. of
Harrison N j, held in $1,000 bail for trial
Yesterday bv Magistrate Barlow In the Yorkvilie
court on the complaint of Mrs Matilda Lucas
who said she had received threatening letters from
Andrews
Victor Shanley the lawyer who is under a heavy
sentence for forgery. held in 5000 bail yes
terday before Magistrate House in the ToInos
court pending the hearing of an appeal from MS
conviction.
Joseph Stevenson, of No. 2lS West SD street.
whose automobile and killed Joseph Wag-
ner on Friday, remanded TO the Coroner yes
terday by Magistrate Finn on a charge of homi-
eide.
Patent Progress" is the latest weekly period
icai to appear this city. 1t reprints each week
the drawings. etc. OF all the patents. designs
trademarks etc, issued by the United States Pat
ent Office properly classified.
Mrs Susie a Merrill whose suit against Laza-
rus Levy. a wealthy banker. for breach of promise
of marriage ended in her arrest Friday for
perjury, was released bail from the Tombs last
night Her counsel, Abraham Greenberg, said
be would push the case against Levy.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
MELVILLE ON NAMES BOILERS.
Defects Pointed Out by Admiral Evans Seen
by Naval Expert Long Before.

p.r Admiral George w Melville, retired. In a
,..+.r N .~rhe ARMY and Navy Journal comment
ing on the recent report OF Admiral Evans says
The part of the report, however, which Appeals
IN me with more force than almost any o'ner Is
that which refers the lack OF economy III tio
Maine and charges il mainly to her boilers rms
has been very matter with me lot yea.s
I never believed In the type OF boiler WilcI t was was
vessels and opposed It strongly as kne" now.
As an engineer and mechanic this boiler struck me
as complicated, difficult to take care Oh % anu eA
tremely likely prove uneconornlcal no" g.
the contractors insisted having this type anu III
spite of my protests. the boilers Were installed.
MY opposition to the type OF boiler usea On .Ilo
Maine was not based solely study OF the draw
inxs and records of tests, but on the lace
mat AT that time there had been no extended eX-
perience with this type OF polleI IN acIuar 80 90 nd
At sea Several other types had been so used ana
rod e-ven satisfaction and had been through
ayactiy the experience which Admiral Evans s
report is based except that Ie s,iip % I, bad this
fo1e cruise been made with decided economy pu'
+Ie oniy renairs needed few fire bricks
The engineer in chief in matters OF li .i so
c,,nes difficult position If he opposes the WISHES
% tbe contractor he not only has TO take full re-
enonshility for anything which may go wrong , ou,
he laws himself open to insinuatons IRON etlt vi
e{,5a5 nersons that his decision is actuated ny
snrdid motives rather than professional ones IN
deed Il has come TO me in rounoapout "as 80
t1ne Of boiler hinted that there were rea-
o,s other than professional why opposed IL.
Tf course this did not hurt me with those WHO
,,,ep me and who knew that went into one oiLice
@ .nd after sixteen years of service left II poor
tLo+ Was never able to keep up a nrle esta
rnent with horses and carriages an. tIlils' ,,s @
. tr+ nerforce had to lead the "simple life.
81! 'oarsI1, sorry that things have turned out as
+ba,- have and that the government IS hely ~ p
r,,t to the expense Of so soon MS tahs hi,s
fenPoaat tbing yyhatever of the Il told you so
taitne IN this matter. but can surely pe pa
Gov feeling that my opposition 10 this type OF Doiie
sod
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
MONITOR FLORIDA TO BE RENAMED.
penairs Will Cost s3O,OOo-New Names for
Three Other Vessels.

Washington June % - The name Tallahassee
after the city in Florida. will be given to the
,,oni+or Florida, which recently received a pap
.isrn of fire as a result of the exploding OF Tor
pedo beneath her and the fring OF a hui'peI VI VI
:. ,o- A change in the name Is necessary
,a,,s. of the fact that one of the new battleshps
authorized by the last Congress is to he called the
p-orida and It will applied to the oattesh1p 10
he constructed by the government at the Ne" fofS
Navy Yard. -, ,-,s =,
,.O ooo There are three other monitors the
wyoming. the Arkansas and the Nevada, named
ftar states whose designations Will he chaneeo
IN accordance with the last naval appropriation
-, .ha 5esire being 10 utilize the states named
. ta++lesbips The wyoming will soon he re-
ar,ed the Cheyenne, the Arkansas VIII be
changed TO the Little Rock. and the Nevada
arr name is Yet to be chosen.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
PANIC IN STREETCAR.
Conductor .Saues SeUerd Lires
When Fuse Burns out.

Several lives were probably saved yesterday by
u. presence Of mind Of Brooklyn Rapid Transit
coadu-tor who stopped a burning car Of the Flush
ing avenue line bound TO Manhattan through
Flushing avenue Williamsburg.
The car was IN charge Of James Swift notorrnah'
sn6 George Hose conductor It had left the trans,
fsr point AZ Broadway and Flushing avenue, and
Ess bowling along Flushing avenue Just as II
reached the junction Of Whipple street the con-
toner box fuse blew out. Al the same trne
sheet Of fame Ieaped from under the car and crept
up through the crevioes Of the floor. The force OF
ne explosjcn hurled the rnotorman through the
car
Seeing the danger. the conductor applied the
t-ake On the rear and pulled down the trolley pole
ealing II the passengers TO remain quiet ana keeF
thsr seats The men acted like a lot Of cattle
knocking down the women passengers ana Cfafn'
ping upon them Seeing that the rear door was
blocked. many of the ffty-six passengers jumped
through the windows.
Swift scrambled to his feet apd tried TO hep the
conductor. who was being tossed about by INC
frantic nler. Patrolman Bender. OF the C!yihei
t-eet station. heard the explosion ana ran u ''0
scsne He called out the reserves
4 hurry call FOR a ambulance was sent 10 'i5
Williamsburg Hospital. and Dr- Mary Cra"loi" "
Responded After patching up the injured she re-
moved the most seriously hurt to the hoslInal' .,
Mamie Harmon. Of No. So Graham avenue VIII
snsburg was badly hurt about the head
bartha Cr7sral. Of No. 1e2 Graham avenue hai
hree ribs ractrJred and was cut about the l~ace ~
td received burns John Richards o1 NO -
Eokford stree, williamsburg. was taken 10 rhe
hospital with his right leg broken Sevefa' o''iei
lsoe'Ted minor fractures and cuts
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
HEARING ON SALE OF RAILROAD.
Decision Reserved on Disposal of 0neonta &
Mohawk Line.

Fineha mton N Y. June n-A hearing IN the
matter of the proposed sale under mortgage fore
,osrre by the Rochester Trust Company OF the
Ioo,+a r. Mohawk Valley Railroad on June z
.s held before Justice George F. Lyon, OF the
c,,nrenoe Court at his chambers in this city to-
aay The attendance of counsel from outside the
,,, uas the largest known here in one issue for
a long time.
THE hearing was the objection Of the Knick-
rhocker Trust Company, of New York, to the sale
as proposed by the Rochester company. The at
.o,-s nresent were Charles f. Hotchkss. of
-, york for the Knickerbocker Trust Company;
w ~ CogsweIl, of Rochester. for the trust COM
,. of that city; j. Martin Marshall OF New
York for the North American Trust Company OF
M, york: IL c. Henderson. of White Plstns. for
~ referee's advertised sale; Judge ]. u. Arnold,
80 f,oonerstown, for the company and the receiver
IN nossession OF the company; j. S Davidson. Of
Doahes+er for the bondholders; s. Julius Cohn of
IN york for the purchasers OF the road when
:, changed hands last year, and H. T. Jennings of
Nv, ya-k. receiver. Decision deferred.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
THE HUDSON At NIGHT.
Its Beauty as Seen from Peoples
Line Steamers.

To show what trip up the Hudson TO Albany
offers to the lover of scenic beauty, and TO reveal
how this famous section of the state may be seen
-,,, ell rossihle delights of perfect travel Cond-
,,ons III. MANAGEMENT Of the Peoples Line has
;ssued 2 booklet The Beautiful Hudson by
Searcblight" This publication is in harmony with
its subject Every point of beauty and historic
significance the river is illustrated IN coored
pa1f-tones Artistic photographs show the great
steamers that make the journey alternate nights
in their outward magnifcence and their inward
1,,z,,riance and comfort These fine vessels. the
adirondack and the c W Morse the latest
models Of craft made for river navigation No
detail Of comfort for the passenger has been omit
ted and no device making for safety is lacking
There is not a dull line in the booklet This Is
dine 70 two things-the style of the narrative and
she ,ntereaving Of historic fact with the descrip-
,ion Of the scenery Special attention is called 10
the giant searchghts used on the steamers 1hese
make the tourney as interesting if made in the
DAYTIME With stereopticon-hke vividness the great
heights bold promontortes. pretty villages and
thriving towns are revealed the boats sweep
along The darkness is the background for this
,,agptecent illustrated entertainment. on no can
Vas are the vivid green OF the forests and fields
neutral tinted crags. glistentng waters ana many
hue5 towns brought out more clearly than by the
direct white beat of the searchlights rays Ana
from end to end of the steamers there are points
Of view where the passengers may gaze upon tne
entertainment with comfort
In addition TO the regular service the People
line has arranged day tours, connecting for
c.ratoea Lake George and the Adirondacks. This
sacial attraction will be attended with every pos
chile additional convenience for the traveller 1t
ii, Give a n opportunity the furthest beau
,;es of the upper section under the most ao-
,-ap+apeous circumstances
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
COMMON SENSE VS.. STRONG DRUGS
simple Oil of Wintergreen Cures hczem"
and Drives Out Cid Fogy Treatment.

you were 10 hack your finger OF scdIu us as
an, you would apply some healing Ieii''1'
s'on es possible wouldn't you ,d II
That Wol,Id he good common sense ana ~
would bring the quickest relief ,,oie hou or doc
,s1o never think Of drinking @ .s,;-tion
SElng the blood 10 cure a surface alllLS .as Of
Its Just the same principle with ]I1 GlseaSe and
he ne skin Eczema, psoriasis. sall s,xd6 easily if
~sloers itch can be cured ana 1 cuIS Al with
!ou strike right at the trouble as you 90 WIN
Z eut or burn s;saases
The cause Of itching, burning sklh ,,t1ich
tccordne 10 y,oderr science, is a germ "ii,T ~
LEEDS upon The weaker parts of the skI ito,,ine
=. - these skin bacln which proouce .o,,a ,,re-
1feS and ,lglv red blotches, use the laiIIG Ind
= lpon Of oil Of wintergreen' sigoer. eI,aecrip-
.ssanol, commonly known as D. j.. Ia II. hv a
-, o This mild liquid was adNoca,sTe az chicago
taofainent akin specialist Dr. Dennis, oh Tbts
ing before II was adopted generahS' !, Is a
.llo is called u. j. ID. PrescIlplIoH'
P,stve specific for all skin diseases, rr,,,o,
u, oont dose the stomach cure the ,.orh snn for IL
o. skn. We know ID. u. d. ano oii1ars Drug
s a. a. our store and let US explain f1Ih7i
~''ss Booklet on skin diseases lleS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
from The Tribune Bureau ]

From The Tribune BureauJ
Washington, June %.
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
Lieutenant Colonel LOUIS A. GARDE. medical corps
Maof HARRT from a.t to
Major ALMoN L. PARMERrER. from 18th 21ss IN
Captain ERNEST B. GosE. Path Infantry. army and
First r4 Wosn s FSi, uy 81 signal corps
Lieutenant JAMES PRENTICE coast 7,,s artillery
%AM P aa eos sst Ts.t
viii report to commanding oficer. artillery district
First Ssn cAR a2T Ps of en
Gos ss nef s1ansst nsnssT eon
RoEssI.ER c9TP5 Of en- engineers s,rrcr1rr1 ,orn. q,
engineers to Military Academy. thence to Camp
Second Lieutenant MOSS L LOVE "a cavalry: to army
Contract surgeons ATiS CAMPBEI and Francis V
I.ANGENDERFER. from Philippines to San Fran
Leaves absence-Major HENRY HAERIs; md .Y1
General sta one month Lieutenant Colonel sEo5HSB 5s
1a,1 STs y iaSss aSTfNGToN medical corps
months July S.
,,s,..,.,. r,o-nr,and.r NJ E REED. from naval hos
pital Mare Island home leave 6To non.ns III.
Lieutenant J. s GRAHAM. detached the Iowa: to the
Mtdsbipnan A H MILES detached tn. Kentucky: 10 the
rssd Assistant Surgeon E. n. BLACKWELL to Naval
Academy home.
leav months
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported 70 the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
June Des Mones At GusntanaP te Prairie a. Colon
and the Mayfower at Ton1pklnsVhie'
SAILED
r .e IT,. c.orsIe from Bremerton for San Fran
cisco. the yorktown, Bremerton Tor elIKe-
June Is-The Standish. from Anhapoh' i
Roads. rayv ward Nor
The Florida placed out OF Coniiiiee0' -''
folk June 10.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
IMPORTERS HOME ROBBED.
s;lverware and Bric-a-Bfac, Valued at
s5 oco Stolen from Clarence Whitman.

The home of Clarence Whitman, New York
.or,er ~ laces and emhroideries. who lives at
Katonah was entered by burglars Friday night ana
.,,..,,.ara and brc-a-br valued at 5000 were
.;aa ara,, Mr. Whitman was in Boston on busS-
ses and the house in charge of servants TIE
,7tS heard a dog barking in the night but 4 d
not consider il unusual
Investigation yesterday morning sh""e:l mat ''ie
-, ~ The house had been completely ran
,,s and everything OF value taken. Shern
-. = Westchester County vas Informed and sent
& fnuties 10 investigate Private detectives have
a., faeu nut the case
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
STORM UPROOTS ORCHARD
-Four Acres of Apple Trees De-
strOued-Other Damage.

,,xor+er Tune ao-A dispatch from fhelps' On
., county saws a hurricane swept through 'iiot
-, ,..+ ,Ioht The storm struck the 1aIIh vi
80, ci,ev two miles from Phelps. and rocked
~ I'll, house sufficiently to overturn lamps
,, ~. window panes and tear off the shu''efs
,rra harm was blown over, ana a hullo0i ''
- toes standing in the dooryard were up
.a All Of the trees in Ganeys apple oIcholu'
-, about four acres. were uprooted- oh
CI, Docks farm adjoining the Carney place.
- I ,raea were uprooted and building was
swept away.
-.~,,o 1v,a an-The wind In the storm Wnlcn
.i1ad IN this section of the state last evening
..,s yaloctv of seventy-two miles an hour
Co. some minutes the highest ever recorueu he
q +ha summer according to the weather ouA
C,,;r,ne,s were blown down, telegraph ana 'e'7
80 yrires were snapped panes OF glass were
osbed signs were ripped from thelr las'e"iNs'
- zero torn TO shreds, and everywhere the
.oa+s y,ere flooded while in many secuohS 'iio
- nero unable to carry off the storm water
60, t,,o resnIt that sewage backed up in the Gel
1ors The destruction of trees ana Ihe ioioso "
trees was enormous. /. -.
Tbree bovs and city fireman taken " ~
,;+aIs during the evening, were reporteu 'O'
to be not seriously injured -.
rn OIean the storm put the telephone anu 0i'
Uric light plants out of operation iof apou' wv
hours and destroyed many trees.
rocknort reported that the storm was Tue w"
.har. IN fifteen years and that considerable dam
sge was done in the pear and apple orcn ~
.ba+ vicinity. At Welland, Ontario Andre" NJ
10 nc. o,ontv was killed by lightning while IN
rouhOat
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
THIRD MIMIC WAR VICTIM BETTER

James Mcdowell. the private Of the 9Th New
York Coast Artillery Regiment who injured
with two others result of an accident TO a g.
inch gun during the mimic on Thursday night
at Fort Wadsworth. Staten Island. is reported TO
be entirely out of danger. The regiment with flag
half mast in honor of Privates Harvey and Weltz.
left the reservation yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
noG RITES WOMAN FORTY TIMES
Child Bitten Ten Times-Animal Kicked 70
Death by Men.

Buffalo. June 2o-Mrs- George Kent. Unity hVo
- 80 No - West avenue was bitten forty
t,.s and her eleven -year-old daughter. Ethel was
bitten ten times by pet bulldog in the parlor OF
tb.,r home to-day The dog was captured oS
three men and was kicked to death. Inc cohui-
ton of both mother and daughter Is eeliou' anu
thev are hardly expected to recover.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
THREE JAMESTOWN BUILDINGS SOLD.

>orfo,k Va June 9.-Three OF the state build
;nes at the jamestown exposition were sold To-Day
- follows. The North Carolina building, price not
.. +ha New York building and furniture. $4,000
and the Ohio building. 5000
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
MRS. FARMER TAKEN TO AUBURN.

Tstertown, X y June 21-Mrs- Mary aiinei
tatenoed 10 Gle In the electric ckalr al -
The vssL ts.t,-,i-o August 2 for the murder OF
NrE Sarah brennan vas taken 10 Auburn PRISON
today