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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
KIBBEY INVITED TO ..
 BE A VICE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, June 3o.--Gov. Kib- bey has been asked to serve as one of the vice presidents of the International Congress on Tuberculosis that Is to be held in Washington, under the auspices of the National Assoc iation for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, from September 2l Co October l2. Ar rangements for Arizona's participation in the congress and in the exhibition to be held in connection with it, are in | the hands of a committee of which Dr. Mark A. Rodgers of Tucson IS prcs'' | dent, Dr. C. F.. Yount of Prescott, see l retary, and Dr. James W. Coleman, oi Tucson, is treasurer. The eommittes also includes Dr. Aneii Martin and Dr Chas. A. Van Der Vcer of Phoenix.
 The Arizona Medical Association i' deeply interested in the congress, and at n recent meeting named the follow
 ing list to represent the state at thu gathering in Washington; Dr. ]. Y Bacon, of Tombstone, to .represrn Cochise county; pr. John W. Foss O
 Phoenix to represent Maricops county
 Dr. Mark 4. Rodgers of Tucson to rep
 resent Pima county; Dr. A. l.. Gustsi
 ter of Nogales, Co represent santi lCruE county; Dr. c. F. yount, of Prc' colt, to represent Yavapai county; D' lE. B. Ketcherside of Yuma to reprcsen Yuma county.
 | It is expected that this list will b
 enlnrgcd later.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
MINE FOUND MONTHS
 AGO SELLS FOR S265,0oo
tFrom Thursdays Daily)

Bnmful of accounts of legal eompli. cations involving titles to mines of fab ulous wealth as well as large and i'm portant mining deals of recent date, At torney W. F. Ginder, . former resident of this city, now of Kingman, arrived here from Mohave county last night on professional business.
 "Mohave county has some of tho greatest gold mines In the world, with in its confines" Gindcr said to Jour nal Miner representative at the st Michael. "AmoDg the largest trans actions there recently is the passing Of the title to the Holy Moses mine un der bond to a Los Angeles syndicate the consideration being t265,0o0, SIP, 800 of which has been paid to the own CT. a MT. McKesson. MeKesson dis covered the property, seven miles wes of Kingman, along the main line o the Santa Fe, three months ego. Al
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08

Canyon yesterday a. noon state thu. the smoke in the canyon was almos, s'ining and that the settlers. miner. and prospectors of the distrie. fo,, that tho fire will not be subducd un,i, It destroys valuable property at tho mines m it's path The cause of the hre, which started Monday noon. is m. known, but it is believed to be due ,o the failure of some campers to extin. guisb their camfp fires.
 At noon yesterday news reached this city tht a second forest fire mad gain. ed considerable start in that section of Lynx creek east of the city. lyiny he. tween Bald Mountain and Deer Lick An attaebe of the forcs, service imme. diately left here 70 investigate th, cause of the fire and if possible ,o CT. tinguish it. At Q late hour las, eve. ming this fire was still raging as the smoke from 1t could ne easily seen over the mountains east of the city. Its ex. tent was not learned at the aour O, going Co press.
 James O'Iiara' 's mining camp in the part of the flame. was entirely wiped out. Oiliara managed to save some of his supplies and powder but the camp equipment was entirely destroyed. The fire had reached within few feet of his powder supply when he carried the last of it to safety. It is feared tha, other camps in the vicinity will be burned down If the fire is not undc, control before this morning.
 J. D. Bailey, fores, ranger of th, San Francisco National Forest, whc arrived ncrc on last nights train from F7agstan, says that another forest fir, was raging immediately west of ,Bel mont station on tho main line of th, Santa Fe yesterday afternoon. He no tihed the forest supervisor by wire oi the fire and a force of fores, attaches and rangers were at once despatched C the scene Late last night the flame were still raging, and had already dcs troycd vegetation over n large area Ranger Bailey has charge of the Onl Creek district of the San Francise, Mountain National Forest.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
DIED BEFORE HE COULD
 SION HIS WILL
(From Wednesdays Da,ly)

lFrom WednesnaS bthS
 Twenty four hours after being admit ted to the Mercy Hospital, Maurice Ravanaugh suecumbed to tubercslos'', without signing his will, which had al ready been drafted by Assistant D,s trict Attorney J. c. Forest, who reach ed Kavanaugh' bedside few minutes after he expired. The dead man arriv cd here sunday evening from Camp Verde where he had ben camping the last month in hopes that the braeing air of the valley would bring relief. He left the valley when he realized the end was near. After arriving in the hospital he gradually sank. Conseioas that he had only few hours to live, he sent for Attorney Forest to draw his will. Attorney Forest called and after drafting the document in accordance with the dying mans wishes, left the hospital at 4:3O o'clock to have it type written promising io return in n Shor' time. When he called n Few minutes after c clock his client was dead.
 Kavanaugh was go years of age anS nntiye of New Zealand of Irish par entage. Surviving he leaves six broth ers and one sister in New Zealand ant three sisters in San Francisco. His es tate consists of over s2,000 in cash be sides personal property which he wish ed to beaueaih in his will to his broth CTS and sisters. His remains were take' in charge by the Runner undertahinl establishment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
OLD PIONEER RESIDENT
 MENTALLY UNBALANCED
Frsm Friday's Daliy)


 ]. NJ. Zepeda was arraigned in Inc probate cour, yesterday afternoon on the charge of insanity. Hearing was continued until o'clock this after noon, futhcr testimony being desired.
 Zepcda believes that there Is n re- ward of si,000 offered Co poison him. He believes that he is being constantly pursued by enemies, who are intent on ending his life Ho also desires to be come n member of the flks and Ma sonic fratcrnities.
 Z.peda Is n native of Sonora, Msri' co, and e years Of age. He is said to be n member of a wealthy family in Mexico, with whom ho has moi been in communication for many years. Hs came to Yavspai county in 1864 and has always becn resognizei as law ablding citizen. He served as a seont with General Crooh 10 the Indian wars and also did duty In other capacities for the government. Ills mental inss- paeities were noticed is Kirkland s"s. CTS, months ago while in inc employ or TT. NJ. Earnhsrt
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
FIRE SWEEPS PRESCOTT
 FOREST RESERVATION
From Wednesdays Daily)

With two forest fires raging in the Prescott National Forest Reserve with in a radius of twelve miles south and east of this city, Forest Supervisor Hinderer and his deputies are working day and night in a determined effort 10 subdue the flames
 The fire raging on the divide between Crook Canyon and Ash Creek was not under control at late hour last night although Hindercr's force was reinforc' cd with fifteen men from Poland yes terday afternoon. The fire covers ono of the best timbered sections of tn' range, mile in length and half mile m width. The loss already reaches high into the thousands as the timber is the finest in the Sierra Prieta range Parties coming here through Csoo'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
FIRES ATTACK rORESfS
 IN GROOM CREEK RANCE
,Hrosn Es-,day's Baiiy)


 Fircc forest fires were reported rag ing in the Groom Creek mountains and on Big Bug Mesa at n late hour last night. The Groom Creek fire started late in the evening, according to rclia- bie information from that district. spreading rapidly. The Rig Bug mesa fir. started earlier ip the day. Botb fires are being fought by forest rangers and prospectors and miners employed in the immediate yicinitics. The fires are in well timber~d districts and it k feared that the loss will he neavy. if the fires are not subdued at once.
 The forest Ares ia Lynx creek and Chaparral guleh are reported under control. Forces of men are at both places cxtinguishing the embers to pre vent the flames from gaining fresh start.
 M. r. Lacey arrived Aerc last aigst from Ash Greek. whers he fought the Asn Creek fire three days and tws nights without rest, assisting Forest Supervisor Hinderer and his ranger force. Lacey feared inst the Are would destroy his home on Ash Creek. He says the fire Is now completely out and that there is no further danger from II. It destroyed much valuable timber, be sides the Q Tiara mining camp. It Is believed to have been started by q whirlwind striking camp fire and ear | rying the embers to the tops of trees ip the neighborhood.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
PRIsCoTT RESERVE FIRE
 gUBDUED BY FOREST RANGERS
N,rou Thsrsoay's Dsd,y,


 Advices received here last night from Maxton state that the forest Are that has been raging on the divide between Crook Canyon and Ash Creek tho last three days is under control. Forest Ranger F. II. Crabb left here last eve ming nt c 'clock with force of wood men armed with axes Co continue the work of extinguishimg the fire. The damage will reach several thousand dollars in timber ss the burned section was one of the best timbered in tho range. James o'Iiara's mining eamr was the only one destroyed in the hre It was located in the path of the flames O'Hara succeeded in saving sack oi -four and some powder, all the otse camp equippage and supplies being de stroyed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
sbs ORE FOUND IN
 SLATE CREEK MINES
From Wednesday, Dallyl


 W. E. Webster, who was here yester. day purchasing supplies from his group of mining claims in the Slate Creek district. states that nc hns an ore shoot opened on ono of the claims \ distance of seventy feet in tunnel on ,h' ledge. The ore body Is foot in thick ness, sampling t53 to the ion in gold silver and copper, the entire distance He is running a tunnel to tap the ledge at a greater depth, Int has not reached the vein yet. Two of the i've claims comprising the group are located or the same ledge.
 The property Is located between tb' Davis and Desoris groups of mines both of which have good records s producers in the early history of min ing nere.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
REv0LUTIoNIsTS ATTACK
 GARRISON AT PALOMAS

FL PASO, Texns, June go. - Rcvolu. tionists this morning attack the Mexi. can post at Palomas. chihuahun, A hun. dred miles west of this city. They were rcpulsed after n battle with the gsrri. son. Tne foreman of the Fl Paso ant, Soutbsrn railroad at Mimbrcs, New Mesico, is a prisoner in the hands of the rcvolutionists. Immigration and customs inspectors have been called in for duty at Columbus, New Mexico, across the border from Palomas.
 One was killed and one captured in the attack upon the garrison at Palo. mas. The attacking party surprised the town. They were armed with rude weapons and home made implements of warfare. The attack began when . bomb was thrown into the telegraph of fee, shutting of communication wita the outside world. Several shots were fired and many bombs thrown at the officers. After . fight of m hour, the attacking party fed into the noun tains. The revolutiouist who was cap tured, after being wounded, speaks good Englosh. The man killed is believed to have been a noncombatant.
 It is reported than an attack wal planned tonight at Gaudaloupc, lift, miles east of here. Dynamite was dis covsrsd under the house of the mayo' of. Juarss today. The mayor and fam ily have removed 10 this city temporar
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-08
American Troops on 0uard.

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Amefiehh military forces are now in service for the enforcement of neutrality laws along the Mexican border. General Myer, commanding the department of
 Texas, has reported to the war depart mept that directions have already been given for the dispatch of four troops of cavalry of his department to Del Rio. At other points in his jurisdiction he win be guided by ,ae wishes of civil officials.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19
SHOT WHILE ON TRAIN.
South Carolina Judge = Target for Un
Known Markaman,

Augusta. Ca, March is, ---,EsS-JudgO
q. w. Buchanan, Of WinnSOOro, ),
c.. whose wife Is a niece OF Senator
d, r, TilmNn, wus mystOriously shot
ana perhaps mortally wounded Mon
day while ON his way from Columbia
to Augusta to attend tho bedside ot
a niece who Is III here,
Judge Buchanan was seated by an
open wlndow In tho day coach ot a
Southern train when the train pulled
out OF Wards. :, G. Tho train had
proceeded but a short distance when
a shot vas fired through tho window
by an unknown party the hullot grnR'
Ing the window lc,tgo aud entering
tue Judges risht side, penetrating 10
the hollow, llo was cared for on tho
train until II arrived here, and taken
70 n private sanltarium, where an op.
Grafton was performed, Ito ia In n
crldcal condition,
He WAS prominent In the defense
Of James II Tlllman when the latter
VAS held tor trial for killing Editor n,
q. GOnzalcS, Of the Columbia state.
Mr.. Iillmup ~ with the Judge.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

Meridian. Miss March IA The
Southern bank. an institution know
TO ,hayo been In financial distress for
some time. failed TO open Ia doors
Monday morning. President u, V,
white and Cashier J G Rushing post
ci a notice on tho door stating that Toe
the bencnt Of the deposltiRo tsTAo
directors had closed the bank for the
behcnt u tho depOAltOrs pending Ar.
rang"monts TO liquldats tho institu'
tion The bank vAa capitalized At
800 900. and Cashier Rushing IL quo, /.
cd ~ saying the liabilities will run
close 20 500 900
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19
TRAGEDY AT vEROA, IA.
Friction Between Whites and Blacks
Lead to Shooting Array.

Alexandria. Ia. March is, George
Poole, twentS.eight years Of age, died
at the Alexandria sanitRrium Monday
IS q result OF wounds alleged To have
been. Indicted by ]. w. Scott, at Yer
da, Grant parish. II was at FIRST
believed that Pooles' home was in Or
ange, Tex. but relatives made ar
engagements to send the body to tue
parents at Lake Charles, la, Scott
made good his escape.
Poole was the only man 10 lose his
Life in some general shooting which oc.
CURED at Verda, the trouble GROWN 6
out OF friction between white ami ne.
gro laborers at the mills OF the Taylor.
Richardson Lumber company. Poole
was employed as a special officer at
the mill and when he met Scott, Scott
began to abuse him. The men were
separated. but as Scott walked away
he drew a revolver aud fired several
bullets into Poole.
When employees Of the mills went
for an engine TO make up a special
train for the purpose OF carrying Poole
TO Alexandria, they were nrOd on by
unknown parties. There was other
shooting about the little town and
several more injuries are reported.
At the hospital here II was found
that the bullets fired into Poole were
OF the split head variety breaking
up upon striking. They terribly
mangled young Poole's body aud left
no chance for him to survive
All is reported quiet at Vcrda, the
authorities having the situation well In
hand.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

UaieAsD. March ~ Aitsr an sE.
ehangs Of esblegrams betvesn LsltFim
Lojd0n aSd Richard walsh. Of Pale
aaro. Her.. tie saf''s AmsVican repre-.
sentative. n was asahi'aiy iearDed that
the boay here swAl,lsE MebtiAcaii0a
- MOI that - the saT Tie aSad
maa EAs Hsrhnsl DDu skin. 81 Man.
chester. ~ Eiah.a and kls i6snsfsy vas
sstAbliabsd ~ Donsasirs brother llv.
be thsTs Hh0 hs8 communicated Win
Ean iF3tfim TIE fvsstab.Ahre 30
tvseh DDnatin md ts0 sari's bUtser
IL Fe1Ark4ble.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

Atlanta. March ~ Governor Smith
Mooday approved ths reoommsnAatiop
q the prfsoa oourminsSoa which dS0Isd
ne application for oommatatlon %
nsa iiaprisoGmsnt for Andres yoAn.
son. convicted m1r3ercv a i'oiieeEaa
J. A MARjsf. This meas tkaa
Johasoa. Otherwise kn1vb - ~Biask
sport." EMN paT ne po4Alty a Ma
ertrns 90 tSs snii0Wa- TIE rrfefai
q re pFspon eommisHton 70 rsoosn.
nena eienepeY. and ths spversogs ap
VF0eAi ~ sea action takes suAF 80 las,
S0vs JoAnnoa mar have kAs for ~
sAping tAs soosA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

A'hsns. Ga March 10 ~ H. Jsw
~ Williams. u MAeon. . menybSF 81
tho university isW elias. he bSsn
Asssdsd tho Rbstes scholarship IA
OrfpTa aniv"rs,ty. EeEihad. b. ne
Irhoasa sstolarship eommitiss i0F the
sssie al Georgia. oopeistiuE u c1An'
eeilog BAros Professor itooOek. u
ne uaiysfss,y ~ deoFEia; Professor
hnyray - Msfcrs. aEd Processes
peel q EB0ry 8r Williams leaves
Als ggHaef tor Ozfsra fSF . sSay sf
sus fosFs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

Mo1isS@eTJ. Ala. Mana ia--wtA
aptios thss sRsAay bassaAH h - "
sgts4 n M@NtsSa@y seaass . AemsaA
e. ~ isaal PastssS Uttaa top tAs
40 enc egtsv taaEos - 90 seAss 10
pasTUat Eaaa ytelae1sa - tNs hS !.
PsSptAsna o. o. Mis- q ne IaAnsa
as served UttA Q soties tAei ~ wns
sEp@esra ~ en- pan,ngs - - a. -
1aH b hsge ~YoS eng H4g ~ na,-
asta ~ nnaa. -SaaN egesr sasgs W1i
- maAe e. Fts pess ~ ~ isnnsa =
nrwsas asnsav hapnAaa y lhe rinln
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

PortAu-Prlhes HayII. March 10.
Two foreign cruisers have arrived
herr, Ehs British IhNiefatiEabIs aud the
deFman Brsmen.
The coming u the ships 10 PoFt-Ab
Prince u . surprise 70 tho people. The
lives q Foreigners ara nat oonsi ieFed
10 b. In danger Ttsnaday tho dtIa.
tlon IL tranquil.
Tho ihdefatiEshis steamed into tks
hAFbor a. O'Clock Monday Night and
announced her arrival By thrcs essnAon
shots These dSt0natlons a. that late
hour cres ID = ANAL paale In Port
~ Prince. bat calm was quickly re-
stored as sOon ~ tho rsasDn u the
firing vas made khawa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

AiianiA. Nara y TIE fspshltcau
state essfrai c1rsHiitos. ~ oaesAi
hoAr a iae parry IL Oeussis- 80 Uses
~ ~ AAH ~ to ssaAis e aooS %
EnaarSAy. NAy -. yarpoaai ~ 8 cal
vAi<a stE - iseBss ~ cAsifEas Wal
~ q. yoansps. tas BsTpeae ~ tAe
ueesisg ~ ths op@@iisss beiaa - "a
80 pasre nsa esss ~ "a ropgtlieNn
e.Aaa c1hs=,iea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

New York. March ~ -~IIernhTti
satsky. an sHpFeasmAn, Of Newark .
TOOK 81 to give to tho rabbi for char
ily You might a. we'll enioy yOuT
charity" be vas told BY the rabbi
"uss the dollar 10 Eo 10 the charity
ball Of the congregation tonight II
Nill BE- IBst the same satisfy went
70 The ball ana befoFs ne started tor
his stable Afterwards. be heard hat
Toe coupon on his ticket for the bail
Wbs ne Oss that bad drawn IN = Fuals
a three EtoFy 4sollinE house on PtRcs
street uBsurumbaFsa ~ mort EaEs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19
SITUATION IS CRITICAL
Foreigners Are Ia Danger al
POrt.Au.PriHce.
HAVE SOUGHT LEGATIONS

New Minister Of the Interior, N, L@
eOm,e, 10 Described a. blood.
Thirsty" and Further RsprisalS Are
Feared.
Paris, March is, Ofhclal dispatch.
~ received here frum Halu indicate
that the situation there Is s,ill critical
for foreigners,
MIR Carlton, tho French mpItlor.
reported that uNth oXCcutiuus occurred
Monday night. but ho ,looa not give
the number. lilo says that previous
To Monday nisdt twCniysovCn mon
had bCcp executed he describes
M l.ccomte, tho new minister OF the
interior, M blood thirsty"
Further Icprisala are feared, and
there II still danger ~ attack uu tnd
foreign legations aud ounallatca The
French cruiser Dbstrcos IL expected
at Port au,pIlnco momvntarily and II
u reported there that an Amorican
wal saip had already arrived at Con
RlVUa.
~. Cartcn says nothing about
any change IN The attitude of the HaL
ton rnvoluiionists who have taken
asylum 40 tho coRsulates. and II ~
presumed that LecOute still lRaiala
that they bo turned over 10 him Al
once. Tho FTcuch goNemmcnt.
however. will mover consent 10 tho do
livery Of General Firmlh or hla com.
rAd''s. nor of IS NadTUan or the other
Haluora who sought asylum NJ tina
Fr0nch legation on Sunday.
TIE French government doea NOT
anticipate the blightcs, friction with
tho United states over tho situation.
The Aonme doctrine II In no acuFs
involved and there Is IA question 81
Intervention The solo purposes II
France, Germany. Great BniAin and
presumably tho Unlted states also. 10
tho protection ~ foreign subjects
against the Fapaclty Of the tIaitiea
aoidleFS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

ciebnrae. Tex, March ~ South,
eouAa santa Fs pasassEsr train lear
ing here Monday nIEht wac WTeekea
two mites south Of here Al Trlaity and
hraRo@ Valley efossIBg The eusina
issi The track. tafhinS sonsplsssiy over.
and arA&9iaE me baggage car ana
szpF~s car after II. and alno aegait
ihE tSo opaehes T'as passengers
we're considerably shaksa ap. bot M
Oas was seriously iniHFed E1somAa
sqaifss FeeeiVsd islasies BY Jumping
from his engine.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19

New OFtesus. Ia. March ~ --1Tbs
~ Rev Gustav A. L0aSsi aaIiiiaFy
bishop ~ no archdiocese 81 New o.
.ssss. aisa tsre Tuesday after an No
soss n several BsSka Bishop Tour
II vas torn ~ ftodsn. Fraace In ista.
iis Ess osdalbsd ~ ne priesthood -
Nss OYisahs b. 1870 ils has been
Ssetos 81 The Catholic Charea q tas
AAHassiati9h since 1876 and auxiliary
hishoo % The tfehdt0essS sinee 19a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19
sHoP FORCE 70 REDUcEo.
TpssSssnd Men Are Laid on BY tbs
Queen ard Crescent.

queen ara CFeSceHNs
Chattanooga. Tenn. Marca ia
esnsTal reduetioa Of the abOp force Of
tAe oueso and CrOaesnt railroad wAs
wAAp effective Monday. Involving one
fAousana men.
The road COZ AAs iust = Euhseieat
nauIser Of mcu - work 10 the shops
% ire system 70 make TIE HeoespaTJ
repAi1 FoFtyeighl mSu we're drop.
PED from the shops IN this city. Ia
,etsdsRE sorencs. marhintNts. etc.
ne orsor Gpptlea p LIdIou. Ky.
eomerses Ky. ozkaAis ans ChsstS
aooEa. TeBa aad RtTuanEhan. Ala.
TIE eanse u this aetaoo II said ~
- the refusal ~ the men 10 accsSt
q 10 peT cast re3netian u. Wages whSea
vas 10 have besn nzade elective %
Anrfi 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19
ACTOR HITCHCOCK ACQUITTED.
Chief Witness Says She swore False
" Before Grand Jury.

~ Before Grand Jury.
New York, March IS. "A sensation.
al development occurred Monday in the
trial OF Raymond Hitchcock. the come
dian, when Judge blanchard ordered
the acqnittal OF the defendant on the
Indictment against him growing out
Of the charges 81 Ellen Won HaEan. a
young girl.
The action OF the justice was taken
upon motion OF Assistant District A.
torney Garvan after Flora Winston,
the Prosecutions chief corroborating
witness. mad testified that the story
she told before the grand jury was
false. Several other indictments on
similar charges are still pcn.hng
against Hitchcock.
IA&r the girl was ATralEned In po
lice court on a charge OF perjury and
held in Is 900 bail for examination,
In default OF bail she Vas locked Up
IN the Toubs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-19
FOUR KILLE0,2O HURT
Fatal Explosion In PeAder Mills
In Indiana.
PHYSICIANS SENT TO SCENE
Force Of the Explosion Shattered Win,
dO~s In the Town and Was Heard
for Many Mllss-,All the Dead Were
Employees,

Linton, Ind, March IS -Four mon
were killed and from fiftet To- ,weuty
were seriously injured at 80 O'Clock
Tuesday morning In an CNr.vslon AZ
tho United States Powder W,s. tour.
teen miles from here.
The explosion occurred IN orc of the
ten wheel houses.
All the men kllled and injured were
employed In this building.
Tho dead are George Gray, William
Myers, Peter simmons and Que uu,
Identified.
The powder mills are located at
Coalmont.
All the windows In the town we're
shattered by the force OF tie cXplo-
sion. Many plate windows were also
broken here
The explosion was heard for many
miles.
All available physician from tho
neighborrg towns were sent for.