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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
Fifty-Five Courses Booked
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Louis c. Perry, president of the Educational Lyceum Bureau of this city, stated this morning that the bureau had booked ffty-hve courses for the coming season.. Several more places are on the list but definite arrangements have not been made for courses.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
THEY SHOULD.

My honest conviction, based upon my own experience and that of my friends, is that Hunts ure' will cure larger per cent. of skin trouble, especially of an itching variety, than any other remedy. Certainly those afl ict- cd with any form of itch should try it."
 J. O. Monroe Atchison, Kas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
Friday, the I3th.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

The first number of the Hendrix lecture course will be given in the college auditorium Friday night, November B. Season tickets are now on sale and are going very fast
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
Piano for Electric Theatre.
FROM sAURpAY's DAILY.

w. N. Owen today purchased a fine Howard piano from s. E. An derson and will install it in the Electric Theatre and good piano music will be furnished every night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
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 FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 T. l.. Daniels is up from Palarm today. Harry s. Speck of Beebe is here today. w. A. Snow of Cato was pleas ant caller today.
 Andrew Witt is visiting home folks here this week.
 John Munns of Naylor is in the city today on business.
 The front of the Electric Thea ter is being painted today.
 Luther Burns of Little Rock is visiting his family here today.
 Boydston & Adams want all the hides that come to Conway. 2-tt
 Mrs. Sam Heiligers is spen ding the day with Morrilton friends.
 Miss Opal Scott of Morrilton is visiting friends in this city today.
 You can always get the daily and Sunday papers at Freeman's.
 Judge w. P. Feazel of Nashville is attending chancery court here today.
 Lemons Studio oper every day; good work guaranteed. Front St., Conway, Ark. 45tf
 Miss Flora Martin has returned from an entended visit to Searcy and Little Rock.
 Tom Powers is building a hand some new residence in the north west part of town.
 See Mrs. E. J. Vaughn for ladies and children's plain and fancy sewing. Phone 2o6.
 Miss Goldeau Stranburg of Gen. try has entered Central College for the present session.
 ]. s. Hudson ot Mississippi has been visiting at Central College for the past few days.
 Notary public in office at Dur ham X Holman's, first door west of Faulkner County Bank. If
 Mrs. o. l.. Dunaway and child ren are visiting here, on their way from Bee Branch to Prescott.
 Cesar Honea returned this morn ing from Jonesboro where he at tended the grand lodge A. O. U. w.
 County Clerk J. H. Hartje this morning issued marriage license to L. w. Hopkins and Mrs. M. T. Odom.
 Mesdames Sam Heiligers and M. F. Underhill are spending the day at Morrilton, guests ot Mrs. G. w. Ringgold.
 Twin girls were born this morn ing to MT. and Mrs. C. N. Patter- son, living on the Donaghey place west of this city.
 Miss Ethel Lewis, after a week s visit with her parents east of May flower, has returned to her duties at the Commercial Hotel.
 Bring in your repair work ln the dull season and have 1t done at very low price.
 4etf C. H. RoBINETTE.
 Mrs. Col. A. R. Witt and daugh- ter, Miss Sallie, have returned to their home at Little Rock after a visit to relatives and friends in this city.
 Material is being put on the ground for the new business house to be erected by w. D. Cole, Jr. on east Oak street. The building when completed will be occupied by the grocery firm of Cole & Co.
 Remember, this is the time to have watches and clocks repaired for fall and get the dull time price on the work. No watches sold for charges. Your watch is better off in my safe than at your home. 49tf (. Il. RoBINETTE.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
New Theater.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

The work of remodeling the Stubbs building on North Front street to be occupied by the Crystal Moving Picture Theater is nearly completed. The new show will be run by the Martin family band. The show will open Sat urday night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
Paragould and will occupy the Baptist parsonage cottage.

George w. Murphy will leave this evening for Chicago, where he has accepted position with the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad company.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08

The soil cannot be prepared too. well for any crop. There are some corn growers who blow and disk the. ground six times before planting.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08

An intelligent pruner knows how to prune for fruit or for wood. Any one having an orchard who does the. pruning himself, should make this study.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08

The most suitable bedding for cows is shavings, or straw or sawdust These are better If from kiln-dried lumber
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
FaS Sale

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 have all kinds of hogs and pigs for sale. Jog LUyEr.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
SCOTT'S EMULSION
It sets the whole body going again-man, woman and child.

Send this advertisement. together with name 0f paper in which it appears. your address anu four cents to cover postage. and we will send you Complete Handy Atlas of the World" SCOTT 6 BOVINE. 409 Pearl St., New York
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-10-08
BLOOD

We live by our blood, and on it. We thrive or starve, as our blood is rich or poor. There is nothing else to live on or by. When strength is full and spirits high we are being re- freshed-bone, muscle and brain, in body and mind-with continual flow of rich blood. This is health.
 When weak, in low spirits, no cheer, no spring, when rest is not rest and sleep is not sleep, we are starved; our blood is poor; there is little nutriment in it.
 Back of the blood is food, to keep the blood rich. When it fails, take
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30

ARRIVE At Annoy.
Eight eattieships Reach Chinese Port
This Morning.
(Ry Associated Press


Annoy Oct. 29.-Eigh, hattleships
comprising the cond squadron of
the American Atlantic fleet under
command OF Rear admiral En- ar
rived here this mc.ring. after an I'M
cventful voyage from Yokohama.
TO the Chimes, 'N visi, of the
Americans is far reaching in effect
AMI importance. and every prepare
lion has been made 10 extend to the
Am ricans fiattering welcome and
u impress upon them China's desire
for even mora cordial relations with
til. republic than hav" prevailed
here totOre. .
The selection Of Annoy as port
of call is in accord with program
decided on at Washington. when 1t
was determined that the feet should
return via the Suez canal
The sixt' en- ships CT III" feet LETT
Y2kohama together On Sunday morn
ing but divided into two sQualron5
when two Gays out. the first. under
command of Rear Admiral Sperry
on the flagship Conn 2ctiru'. heading
.or Olongapo. Philippine Islands, AMI
the 81 coni. under K ar Admiral
Emory, on the Louisiana, bound f3E
kmOr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
CASHIER OVERLY ENDS
TRIAL BY C0NfEssl0A
Admits Sending False StatsmsNe =
Banks Condition to cerporats6a
Commission.
tsp.cial to the Daily Press.)

Especial to the Daily Press.l
BOYDTON, VA, Oct. 2s.-W ".
Overb y. former cashier OF the -
funct Bank Of Mecklenburg. tcday
ended his sensational trial In coOfees
ing that he had sent Q false stafemeae
10 III State Corporation Commfsssoos
The commonwealth closed its sss.
dence with the confession.
Overbey stated that h, knew 1t ne
time that he was making . fasse
statement OF the banks financial co0r
dition. The commonwealth. pse
vious TO the confession. had Hoysn
BY H. B Boundsr, exper. accounteuL
the corpus deficit. Overbey ctsis1s1
that the overdrafts of b. E. Ccgenl
were occasioned from the fact tnss
h. believed Cogbill would resiise @
HE LARGE deals in timber lands No.
than sufficiently to meet all his oon-
cations.
The cashier was frequently In tsars
during his confession.
The case will be argued before u
jury tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
ADMITS SHE STOLE 10
PURCHASE TROUSSEAU
Pathetic Plight Of Young GirEev''
dence Of Base Crime-Wcman
Practitioner Arrested.
(Special to the Daily PresS)

Especial TO the DAILY freSS).
RICHMOND. VA. Oct. 29.-E'hei
Fisher, alias Davis. Of Orange county.
sevente years Old and very pretty
was arrested this afternoon by Chiet
OF Detectives Tomlinson, who charS-
ed that she had stolen check Tor
500 frcm Mrs. Mary V. Go!san. also
Of that county Mr.. Golsan followed
the girl to Richmond and was pr sent
when she was taken to the office OF
the chief of police this afternoon. The
girl after a sw ating prcess declared
thai sh had taken the money to bu!
her wedding rousseau. the ceremony
to have taken place next week.
The girls confession was made
while sh was in tears. Doctors
called in to examine her condition.
found evidence Ct an even baser
crime. and tonight DIR. Jennie Schl2ss.
well known her as a woman pracu-
ticner. was arrested on warrant
charging criminal malpractice. Both
Women are - Jail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
Chai|sss. nrsch Is Wrecked On
Carolina bsact.
Iul o.: CREW CRUSHED 10 ufAIa
Failing Mast Of Stranded Craft Crush.
Cd Life Out Of Cook and Seaman-
Captain and Five Men Rescued IN
ereeehes Buoy.
(By Associated Press).

NORFOLK, VA. Oct. 29.-Two Of
he eight members Of the four mast
ed schooner Charles S. Hirsh, Captain
Hunter. from Georgia for Baltimore.
lumber laden. were killed by falling
masts when the vessel was driven
ashore on the North Carolina coast
during q severe northeast gale early
today. The other six. including Cap
tain Hunter were rescued by tn, life
savers in the breaches buoy.
The Hirsch is fast breaking up. and
probably will be total loss. The
members Of tn. crew drowned were
the cook and a seaman, names not
given.
The vessel lies on the shoals on
Paul CAMEL Hill. 30 miles south CT
Cape Henry Three masts already
have been washed out.
Tugs 70 Lend Aid.
WrcCking tugs have gone out from
Norfolk to aid vessels reported TO be
straining at tn ir anchors near the
point where the HirSch went ashore.
The storm continues with great fury
and all sailing vessels at sea are In
danger. The wind OF this coas;
blew all DAY a: the rate Of forty
miles an hour with seas mountain
high.
Three schconcrs from the south
ar. now luc CT the North Carolina
coast. These are the missing Henry
w iIar. reported yesterday by the
italian steamer RCra Bal;sa: the
CaIumc; ant the Frontcnac. The
last two ar boUri from Jacksonville
10 New York Some Incasiness Is
fol, her. for The four master. Childe
Harold which sailed from Portland.
Me. October L., with plaster rcck and
should have ben here before this.
Killed ey Crashing Mssss-
The Two victims aboard the Hirsch.
tn. cook and sailor. were caught
under the crashing masfs Of the YES
scI and crushed lifeIess.
Efforts we're made TO rescue the
", men bu: they wsrc swept away
|by the great waves breaking over the
schooner
The remainder of tho crcw. pending
rcsCu~. were forced TO seek the shei-
tc- ~ he after house to- escape
similar fate The combined cacr's
os three life saving crews. from Pail
lGamiers Hin. Kitty HAWKS and kAi'
L. VS. Inlet were necessary to rescue
ne imyeIiIsi mon. Exhausted AMI
hopeless, according TO Captain Hunter.
the men were about 10 give mp when
the life savers got a line TO the ship
Reports from the scene today are
Ito the I'll ct that the vessel n rapidly
sping 10 pieces and the beach il Ut
| tered with lumber.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
No Remission of Tax.

ATLANTA GA. Oct. 29.-Con-
fed Eat. Veterans may be forced after
al! tc pay tax for the privilege or
sellir. near beer: in Georgia towns.
A few days ago it was announced
that the veterans would escape the
municipal licenses. but today A,tor'
nev General Hart announced that tn"
State license tax could not be remit
tied.
TIL, license is 5000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
DISCRETION ALLOWED.
No Hard and Fast Rules For Bank
Receivers.
(By Associated PresS)


WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. %. -
Purposely rcfraining from recommend
ing any hard and fast rules for the
guidance Of receivers. because OF the
need OF Individual discretion as COM
plications arise. the report Of the ma
tionai bank receivers. who met in ron.
yention hall some time ago. as given
out by Comptroller Murphy. makes
suggestions as 10 the duties Of re-
ceivers on taking charge of failed
banks Tho report lays greatest
stress upon the need for economy and
judgment.
The receivers course. the report
points cut. must he largely governed
"by careful and conclusive con
sidsratiCu o. The interests Of the real
owners Of the tru5, which the receiv'
e-ship involves
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
|lccused ldmi's 6ult After
Having Bees Convicted.
Vas Surprise TO dis COUNSEL
Blake, Hired to erib. Juror to Vote
for Aeq.tttaI Of Boss Reuf, Makes
Statement As Sentence About to be
PRONOUNCED.
(By Associated PresS).

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. 60
Standing in the shadow Of the peni-
Tertiary with sentence about to be
passed upon him and having seen
his Young wife just led from the
court room Historically crying NO,
No." A. S. Blake, contractor. con-
victed of attempting to Tribe John N.
Kelly to qualify on the jury to try
Abraham Reuf and vote for Reufs
acquit,al. made a full confession in
court today.
Blake said that after he was arrest
ed on a charge of bribery. Frank J.
Murphy, Reufs associaf" cc""s"''
came to hin, sud promised $4,000
II he would keep quiet. He said that
rotes for $I0nO0 purporting TO be
sicner BY Reuf were delivered to
third party to be paid to Blake I'M
mediately after he was sentenced. II
he were convicted of bribery. Be
sides this amount. Blake declared his
wife was to receive 800 month
while he was in the penitentiary.
When Blake was called on today TO
rise ard receive sentence. his wife
cried No. no. that" and began TO sob
svterically. She was led from the
room.
Confession Surprise.
After motion for new trial and
arrest of judcment had been denied,
Blake said he had statement to
make before sentence should be pro-
nounced. This came as surprise TO
his attorneys. who were permitted 10
Withdraw from the case
Af:C- he had been sworn and stat
ID that he had been promised i'm
munity. Blake said he mad teen Of
fer.d s1.eoH by Attorney A. s. New
b=rSb ard r. J. Murphy. Of Rcufs
counsel. 20 influence J. VI. Kelly 2
prJspC ctivc j3roT. 10 vote for IN" &C
auiffal If ScIf. He at first Offered
X aIly $500 which was refused. he said.
hut an Offer Of $1,000 was accepted.
u was th"n brought out in examna-
tion that Nswrurgh had procured at
iorucys foT BIakc's defense. Blak"
then tod o. the aiIcgsd offer OF slo.o"o
aid provision for his wife while he
was in prison. IL b" would not max"
confession.
The story told by Bake created con
sterna:.on IN court and the case was
adjourned for two weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30

years. but the minute they got into
power they began to quarrel over
wha, they should do They showed
then as they would show now. II you
CAV them power. that the only CO.
hesiveness they have is Il cohesive
II IS OF opposition to the Republican
party. They lack efficiency they
lack responsibility to the people for
carrying on the government az II
should be carried on. and this. my
dear friends. without any ref renee 10
their principles. ana when ycu get
even worse"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
DEFENSE WAVES RIGHT.
Labor Leaders Are Anxious to Expe-
dte Final Dec ision.
IRv Associated preSS).


WASHINGTON. d. G.. oct 20. -
The taking C: testimony in tn" ca"
of Samuel Gompcrs. president: J"hE
Mitchell. vice president and Frank
" iris III. secretary CT tn" American
Federation of Labor for all -G"l con-
tempt Of court. growing ont If a suit
for injunction brought by the Bucks
Steve & Range Company, O. ST
Louis ~. Wis CONCLUDED today fc'
fore an examiner.
The privilege of submitting ttSti'
mOnv for the def nse was waived
fer the Yu-puse Ct Fastening Il decls'
ion Of the case which will be called
up for final hearing before Justice
Wright of the District suprcm. court
tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
APPEALS FOR PROTECTION.
Arms Lost. Italian Is Anxious to Re
tar His leQS

NEWARK. y J.. Oct 23-An Eal-
ian who gave H." name e Vilani"r.'
D;p!tti. appealed 20 ;he polio" here 20
day for a personal holy guard 10 pro-
,ect him Acm the lack hand. Exhib-
Ting III" stUmrs Of his arms which
had MT yet brai"G. The man declared
that M, rnIr.r, Of n" black hand had
Iu-cd him from N2rUthora. W. Va.
r. shantv in - Michael. Pa. whore
his arms yer" amputatcd. He sail
he was then hound ami placed mar
a TaiIr~ad track. After four weeks
in a hospital h" came here. ard now
declares that ~" same band IS pre-
paring - amputarr his legs in further
revenge for his bctraying a m"Inbrr.
The polio" are investigating the
case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
WASHINGTON tGRAvEYARD.
coIcniai Danes Have Made Needed
improvements at Wakefield.

RICHMOND. VA. Oct. 29.-At a
meeting of the Society CT Colonial
DANES in til. State of Virginia. held
here today. the complete restoration
Of old Washington graveyard at
Wakefield. in Westmoreland county.
where are intcrr-d the father and
grandfather of George Washington,
was reported.
Relic hunters had committed many
,apredations which have b N cor
rected as far as possible and the
ward is now enclosed by concrete
wall with iron gates and is in charge
OF a care-taker. tn. society in Nirgi-
MIA bearing the expense.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30

Kansas City Leader Writes hsasse
Charging That hisgen's Campaign
Is Financed by Those Friendly 70
Taft-Eredits Founder Of Movement
With Making Grand-stand Play.
(By Associated Press.)

KANSAS CITY. MO. Oct, b.
Giving US one OF his reasons desire
NO, to- have his name connected with
any party or person who purchased.
or 9th rwise Cbtsined correspondence
stolen by ether persons for rabiica-
ton, TO the detriment or downfall OF
Other persons. for the upbuildinR Of
yourself or the Independence party,
W. l.. Merrill. Of Kansas City, in .
letter today to william r. Hearst,
national chairman. notified the latter
OF his resignation as national commit
teeman for Missouri OF the lndepen'
dence party. -
Aim Is eryan's Defeat.
Continuing h, says:
Also | do net wish my name con-
nected with a party. whose amua'
lions are so closely connected with
ether parties. and whose only aim -
to help TO defeat Bryan. Taft want
cd Foraker put out Of business snd
you played the part Of remover. and
with a grandstand play to keep pp
went after Haskell. NisA
no proof Of guilt, to down Bryan. ana
in my belief the Independeuce parry
receives its campAtgn money NON
Republican sources. I wss led 20
believe the Independence paTty's plat
form was 10 advocate the principles
of Jefferson and lincoln and to- buile
up from the better class from al
.ra stond for The hcAt inter-
ests Ct the common people, and n0s
for afiliate with, nor favor any
party" 80,
Mr.. Merrill asserts that The 1p3e
pendence party has not kept SneRe
promises and adds: ..
Bryan and Standard OIL have beea
its only campaign issues"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
.als eHyAM FOR RIVAL ATTRACTION
Republican Cheers Sound in Wake
OF Candidates Train As 1t Visits
Half a Dozen New York Towns
Claims All Spanish War Honor for
Republican Party.


wake CT the Taft train which today
visited lyons. CananiaiGua. Geneva.
SENECA Falls and Auburn.
The climax was reached tonight IN
this city with big paraG" TWO meet
incs and an overflow. furnishing audi
cnces Of thousands which Jrdg. Tai,
addressed.
There has been no tack of auditors
and cn,tl<iastic Demonstrations
wherever :hr Ohloan has tarried.
respit. III" heavy campaigning re-
uuired of him yesterday in Greater
New York. he showed little effect of
thu strain tcday.
He has hit at the roots # what
he c1nsid RS Democratic fallacies in
every speech and has been free IN
expressing his opinion as to what the
result will be next Tuesday.
Hrsh.h Strongly Commended.
Governor Hughes has been COM
mended in strong language. likewise
the remainder of the New York State
ticket and tn vice presidential candi.
date
Here tonight Judge Taft had the
rival attraction Of Mr.. Bryan. whose
special car was in the station.
Judge Taft was resting when MS
train arrived and was net disturbed
until the hour of his first me ting.
At that time he was driven IN an
automobile escorted by several big
ma. ching clubs in uniform through
the streets. The streets w,re
crowded with people. The Alham-
bra. the largest hall in the city was
packed 10 its utmost capacity.
Again tonight Judge Taft gave his
strong st endorsement to Goyerno!
Hughes
Il know the people OF New York
know a COED thing" said Mr.. Taft,
even If. they did have to listen Z"
rumblings from the West to find 1t
out
Addresses Germans.
Following his M citing at the Alnam-
bra Mr.. Taft was escorted to Turn
Hall where he addressed an audience
composed largely CT Germans. He
then returned to his car. which will
not ave until tomorrow.
Slap at South.
At Lyons the first stop OF the day
where judge TAFT talked TO an audi
ence which packed the largest hall in
the town. ne asserted that the de-
feat in 1896 of the silver hercsy was
victory for good hat was exceeded
ONLY by the victory CT our armies III
the Civil war
AT Canadaigua he went into an
analysis Of government through poll
teal parties.
The vital issue Of this campaign.
Judge Taft asserted. was whether or
nc; the American people bavn pee"
well served under the Administrations
nf Mckinley ard Roosevelt.
II sometimes think he said. that
We fail to apr ciate what gov rhihs
means u does not mean oratCFy-
II .,ncs net III an the power IF debate.
| II dos MT mean the advancement II
rl,Usible theories. hut II means the
:Cvr- o, efficient rerfOrmanr'
war Honor TO Republicans.
"i..vccr each presidential election
many issues are lik~ly TO arise thar
canno, b, submitted to the rank am
file uf tho people. and Won haN" got
20 take = party and trust !; 20 WORK
these prDhIems ont Tha; was OK
bibi,ed in the record OF the Rrpubli
| can party with reference 10 the
NJ 90. a N 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
Night Rider Stories Fakes.
tBy Associated Press).
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Oct.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Oct. "
Dcputy Insurance CORNERSTONE A.
G. Sexton. after an investigation 81
some dnzcn or more cotton gin fires
In the Stat. has concluded that the
nigh, rider stories arc fakes" 50 FAR
as Alabama u concerned
North Alabama was specially prcii'
sc in the matter Of sensational rc-
PORTS of this kind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
Snow n SovtIhNyeet.

ROANOKE VA. Oct. 2:.-Th" hrs'
snow Of the srason tonight covers ihe
mountains of southwest Virginia
Snow fcII ali day west Of Roanoke,
Tonish, there Is Eve inches At Biue-
field; six inches q Rural Retreat:
four iurhrs af Marion and several
inches In most pia~cs In thus viciaiiy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
ALL GO TO SEE.

Six Hundred Women Suffrasists Pa.
rade in Iowa Town.
Try Associated Pr sS.)
BOONE. IOWA. Oct. 2s.-S!x hun
dred sufrragis,s parad the streets
Il Boone today. Rev. Anna Shaw.
head Of the National Order of Suffra'
gists, headed the parade. With her
were Mrs Rendell and Mrs. Costello,
of London. famous for their participa,
ton in the attacks made on Parlia-
ment by tn. women sufrragists OF
England.
The spectacle of six hundred NO
men marching through the streets
caused the whole town to turn out
to with IS IT,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-30
Suicide Of Or. BRAGG.
INV AssOciotpd Press

10Y N'HVN'N'''I 'E'
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Oct. 80. 49,
d.. Shirley Bragg, State Jail inspec-
tor and nephew o. General Braxton
bragg. shot and killed hims"lf TODAY.
It IL net known il the shooting was
accidental. He was IS year old.