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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
S O c I E T Y

better. Mrs. Chambers and Miss Mar sarst Chambers are still in New Orleans with her. IN HONOR OF MISS
 CRAWFORD OF DOTHAN. her home on Finley Avenue last even ing in honor of Miss Lincey Crawford of Dothan. Twelve couples were pres- sns sssture FSrfSne o5 fpn ho telling was the main refreshments were enjoyed.
 Miss Ensel is with her sister. Mrs sigman Loeb at her home on South Lawrence Street. after q visit to her old home in Knoxville, Tenn
 Mrs. Sig sherman Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Sigman Loeb. at her home on South Lawrence Street.
 Mrs. John Hastings has gone to Bir- mingham to visit her sister. Mrs. Burch. Mrs. Charles Gay who is i'll was re- ported to be much better yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Catherine Furman. of schenec- tady. New York, is the guest of Mrs c. A. Johnston at her home 733 Mon- roe avenue.
 
 The friends of Mrs. Mary E. Files will be sorry to hear that she is quite i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs J. H. Crenshaw. on Adams street. Judge and Mrs. Hall who have been been spending some time with her grandparents. ,Mr. and Mrs. William Knox, have returned to their home in Shreveport. La, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Williams who will be their guest for several weeks.
 Mrs. S. A. Powell of Hurtsboro. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. B. R. Monk at her home, BOA South Perry street. Mrs Frank M. Walker and her two little children have gone to Mississip- pi to visit relatives.
 Mrs. Palmer A. Etheridge. of Selma is the guest of her sisters, Misses Jol. ly, 12 Holcombe street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
LEON MccoRD TO SPEAK.

Knockers may "deciine to vote," but they don't mind knocking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
JURY STILL OUT.
No Verdict in Case of Aneyed Negro
 Murderer.

Murderer.
 Wesley Bryant was yesterday tried in the criminal division of the City Court on the charge of murdering Ma jor Carter several weeks ago at Mo- Gehee's Switdh. The killing is said to have resulted from a crap game. The hearing of the testimony in the case occupied the entire attention of the court both in the morning and after noon session. the case go- Ing to the jury at ten minutes to g o'clock in the afternoon. The jury fail- ed to agree and was locked up for the night.
 After arguments had been made by attorneys for the defense and the State. Judge Sayre, who coupled the bench in the absence of Judge Thomas, gave the jury an impartial charge, the jury re- tiring to consider their verdict at a few minutes to o'clock.
 The case of John Sanders, a negro charged with rape committed few months ago on the Gilmer place on the end of Perry Street, was called, but on request of the solicitor was continued until the next term of the court.
 There will be court today,S but the cases to be tried will not necessitate a jury. It is understood that some ap- peals will be taken in cases heard at this session of the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
Ixsrrcr1os AT EuFAuLA.
Captain pScsxensssrs csmpany Made
 Fine Appearance.

Fine Appearance.
 Eufaula. March 1s.-(Special)- )--The regular inspection of the Eufauia Rifles was held In the armory last night and greater portion of whom were women witnessed the event. at
 A short time prior to the ntering of the inspecting officers Captain K. B. Mckenzie formed the company in line and made an excellent exhibition of their skill In the manual of arms and other maneuvers which greatly inter ested the audience
 The company presented a handsome appearance and the line up filled two colums the entire length of the hall. numbering sixty-four men.
 Inspector Paul T. Hayne of the 18th United States Cavalry assisted by Colonel E. H. Graves were greeted with saiutes as they entered and passed through the lines scrutinizing each man.
 The company's equipment. uniforms and everything pertaining to the ser vice was carefully looked into and their score was announced 100.
 The military band of the city contri- buted several selections which were received with encores and delight full dance which was participated in by the young people, was enjoyed for several hours.
 The women of the Methodist church will hold a bazaar in. the bowling room tomorrow when they will have charge of the alley and apply the pro- eeeds towards meeting current expen- ses of the church.
 The Jewish women's sewing circle met at the home of Mrs A. Berinxer yesterday afternoon where the art was discussed and other exercises made the hours pass pleasantly. 4 tempting luncheon was enjoyed.
 Master Paul Bell. son of Mir. and Mrs. Luther Bell was at home to his friends this afternoon who greatly en- joyed the hours in social games, re- treatments and other amusements.
 Rev M B. Wharton is out again after several weeks illness from a severe spell of grip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20

Mir. McCord is a hard worker along all lines that claim his Interest. He is a leading Pythian. and an enthusi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20

Athens. March 19--(Special)--The municipal election held at Mooresvilie this week resulted in the election of the following officers: Mayor, J. W. Martin. re-eiected: aldermen: B. N. Bibb Henry Zeitler and E. J. Grim melt. pr. J. A. Hill declined to stand for a recollection. The council will meet the first Tuesday night in April and elect a marshal and a recorder,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
asanser. Place. B.rn..

Athens, March 1s-The home of Charles Grisham was destroyed by fire last night, being a total loss, insured for s1,500. This was one of the oldest homes in the town. having been owned and occupied for many years by the late Judge Benton Sanders. and was known as the Sanders Place"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20

To Deliver Address to Y. M. c. A. sun-
 day.
 Leon McCord. Secretary of the Su- preme Court of Alabama will address e meeting of young men of Mentgom- cry at the Young Mems Christian As sociation building at 3:30 o'clock Sun day afternoon. Mir. McCord's subject will be The Heritage of Montgom- ery's Young Men"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
y. s. Dri.eoII. sIorwnn County.

Huntsville, March Ie--(Special)-- Joseph s. Driseoli. well known far mer and citizen of Morgan county. died yesterday at his home near Getup after a lingering illness with stomach trouble. His widow and eight children survive him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
IoNrAN CLUB MEETS

I0NrAN CLUB MEETS
 WITH MRS. NEWs0N. The members of the Ionian Club met with Mrs. Henry Newson yesterday morning at her home on Gilmer Street. when they were delightfully."- enter tained.
 A short program was carried out Mrs. John Durr read an interesting paper on American Landscape Paint ing" Mrs. Lewis Cobbs read short selection from the Bay View Nigga zine.
 After the discussion of the papers a business meeting was held when the coming of Mrs. Bertha Kuntz Baker was discussed. She is invited here by the City Federation of Womens' Clubs and will give interpretative readings.
 During the latter part of the morn ing Mrs. Newson entertained her guests at luncheon.
 MRS. HOPKINS ENTER
 TAINs MOTHERS UNION. Mrs. J. M. Hopkins entertained the members of the Mothers Union yester- day morning at her home on Pleasant Avenue.
 The subject for the meeting was "Fatigue." and while the program was short 1t proved very interesting.
 A paper on Nature and Causss of Fatigue" was read by Mrs. Friedman. Mrs. Ledyard read an interesting pa- per on "Its Relief"
 A business meeting was held after the reading and discussion of the pa- pers. when 1t was decided to change the hour of the regular meetings from morning to afternoon.
 IN HONOR OF MIR. AND
 MRS. HoLCOMBE. Mr. and Mrs George G. Miles enter tained at luncheon Wednesday in com pliment to MT and Mrs. John M. Hol- combe. when their other guests were: Attorney General and Mrs. Alex M Garber Mir. and Mrs. l.. Lasseter, Miss Elizabeth Wright and MT. Dove +
 MS MOSES ENTERTAINs. The members of the Young Ladies' Whist Club were entertained Wednes- day afternoon by Miss lMilia Moses, when the two prizes awarded fell to Miss Amelia Meyer, who won the club prize, a box of handkerchiefs. and Miss Stella Meyer won the guest prize, a set of beauty pins.
 Missionary Meeting.
 The Mission Study Class of ths Court Street Foreign Missionary So- ciety, will meet at { o'clock Friday March 20 with Mrs. Morgan Gilmer 407 High Street. and doog attendance ia urged.
 It is welcome news to her friends that Miss Laura Chambers, who is Ill in New orleans. is reported to be much
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
MS MOSES ENTERTAINs.
AEisaienary hIeetanG.

The Mission Study Class of ths Court Street Foreign Missionary So- ciety, will meet at o'clock Friday March 20 with Mrs. Morgan Gilmer 4o7 High Street. and doog attendance is urged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20

It is welcome news to her friends that Miss Laura Chambers, who is Ill in New Orleans. is reported to be much
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
EIectinn nf NfoorrerilIr.

Knockers may Adecline to vote,o but they don't mind knocking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20
Directers Discuss Buslness.

The Board of Directors of the Young Mems Christian Association met last night in session lasting an hour and half. The attention of the Board was given to the financial affairs of the Association. but no statement was giv- en out. The membership was reported as 1o37. % applications being passed upon favorably.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
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Orleans. France, March IL M, 10
rOux, chief OF the Barcelona republic
ans. declared that King Alfonso did
not run tAe slightest Fisk in visiting
Barcelona. NJ LerOux IL the Span
fard who was condemned 70 two years
Imprisonment for publlshing articles
in favor Of Jose Nakens. the editor OF
pl Motin. who hid Morales. the auAT'
ahlst WHO threw a bomb AZ King Al
SonSo In Madrid on his wedding day 10
1906. He said:
THE king Is as safe IN Barcelona
a behind the walls 81 the AlcaEAr AZ
NGadrid. The popular hatred h against
Pr~m4eg Maura. who IL trying 70 stamp
out the democratic movement BY pit
ting the republicans againsi TIE Car
iista and SspArails's hanra ls the
man really responsible for the terror
asm Al Barcelona.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

Ran P.1helbo. March ~ one 81
TIE buildings ~ TIE rify ard c0usty
ainA.s4ss uas ssfusA Tussday m0gn.
lu9. iu g shsn ths IRE broke ont
usfs too aapdrssi persons mostly pa
,isass rre~ntiY FsuOvci frym he city
nns saaa.y hospital ~ iaf - sh0vn
"a v.rs fsmOvsa IA safety tAOsEh ave
are rry5g-ei 20 ave bssu iejuFe4
re aims i scar TIE ishs
M0aAa 'rgsf ne bpffss FaliSJ
water toiupany.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
KING IN BARCELONA.
Spanish RuIer Given Warm Wei
come By the Citizens.
NO UNDUE DEMONSTRATIONS

Firing Of saIutes by thN Austrian and
Spanish Warshps In Harbor Marked
He MalsSty's Administrations 10
eally Decorated.
Barcelona, Spain, March liking
AlphonSo, who left Madrid Monday
night, arrived In this city Tuesday
morning. He has taken UP his rest
aonce at the home OF General Llnares,
captain general OF Catalonia, where
nc will stay during his visit here.
He was given a warm welcome by
the people Of the city. No disturb
ances OF any kind marked the arrival
OF his majesty.
King Warmly Greeted.
The royal train drew into the sta
ton at Q o'clock and It's arrival was
announced by the firing OF salutes from
the Austrian and Spanish warships In
the yharbor. The big square outside
the railroad station was lined with
troops aud the civil guard, who had
difficulty in keeping back the surging
crowds, AS the king emerged from
ne station, accompanied by General
LAnares ana the members Of his per
sonaI suite In brilliant uniforms, he
was warmly greeted. Smiling his ac'
acknowledgements TO the plaudits OF the
people, the king entered the royal
carriage in waiting, and, escorted by
q squadron OF cavalry, he was driven
rapidly to the church of LaMerced,
where te deum was celebrated. Az
ter tho service the king repaired TO
the residence OF the captain general
which adjolns the church.
Beauties Of Spain In Evidence.
Barcelona was Raliy decorated In
honor OF the royal visitor.
The tiers OF balconies along the
route traversed by his majesty wero
hung with bunting and flags and were
thronged with women wearing tho
black mantlllas for which the beauties
OF Spain are famous. There were
Sewers in profusion and the scene was
festive and beautiful, The king bow
cd right and left in response 70 the
greetings OF his people. and some OF
his black-eyed Spanish women were
with difficulty restrained from dis.
obeyinR the strict injuncti0ns OF tho
police against shOwering the young
monarch with fiowerE
An imposing array Of civil guards
and police lined tho streets q 'oush
which his majesty was conducted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
ANARCHIST DEpoRrED.
Authorities Order Man Sent Back to
RuaSlA.


New York. March 1.-THE recent
activity OF the immigration autnori
ties. consequent upon the murder Of
Father Leo, in Denver, and the at
tempt on the life OF Police Chief Ship
py, OF Chicago, Is bearing fruit Mon
day the special board OF inquiry at
Ellis Island ordered that Abraham Bo-
scheck, twenty-four years old an Inn
migrant from st. Petersburg, be de-
ported. Bosheck. while under exam
inatiOn, admitted belief In anarchistio
theories, and an order was at once
issued that he be sent back to Bu-
rope.
Lieutenant Joseph P. Petrosini,
head OF the Italian branch OF the po-
lice detective bureau, called ut Ellis
Island for information as to the pre-
vious history OF dozen immigrants
who are suspected Of anarchisuc ten
denotes. He furnished the names Of
the suspects to immigration Commits
,sioner Wachorn, saying the men came
into the country within the last seven
years. The records were searched
and such information as could be
found was given the New York de-
tectlve. The latter refused to d.
vulge the names OF the men he was at
ter OF their present whereabouts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
Masked Men TerrOrize a Town
In Kentucky.
SIX NEGROES WERE SHOT
Riders said 70 Have Taken PosssS
sion Of the Town and a Regular Fus,.
lads Of shota Was Fired-Warned
Many Nsuross to Leave the Place.

Paducah. KY, March IL One hun.
dred masked night rid2rs rode into the
town OF Birmingham Marshall county.
late Monday night, shot six negroes,
one of them. II is believed fatally,
and whipped Ave others
The~riders took possession " tho
town and shot into every negro cabin
In the place,
In one OF these cabins John Scruggs,
HIS wife and llrco children and a
grand daughter were struck by bal.
let's.
Scruggs Is probably tata'ly shot,
The night riders then took five other
negroes TO the banks e the Tonnes
see river whore they whipped them.
After warning about twenty Ave
other negroes TO leave the place tho
masked men rode away,
The raid followed % warming ~ two
weeks ago 10 all Il, !iocS - leave BIZ.
mingham.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
IMPORTANT MEETING.
Held at Washington Under Auspices Of
National Mothers' Congress.

Washington, March IL, --MlrSatcs
rc~resenVus every statS and territory
In the union AMI I'D leading countries
OF tho world, assembled hero Tuesday
TO attend the International congress
on the wclrare Of the child, under the
auspices of the national mothers con
greas II Is estimated that upwards
OF two hundred delegates are here In
addition TO four Of i've hundred visit.
tors.
The congress viii bo IN session for
ono week, and promises to be- one OF
tho most notable of lts kind ever
held. 1t least u dozen nations are
represented In the assembly, among
them being Great Britain, Germany,
Holland, Japan Grccc. France, SwitE.
erland, South Africa and other coun.
tries,
An interesting program has hcCn
prepared ami prominent men anal Wo-
men from tAls country and abroad ara
scheduled to speak ON questions boar.
Ing upon the care aud culture Of chill
drcn.
The feature OF tho opening day was
tho reception and address TO tho del
ogates by President Roosevelt at tho
Waite House which marked the For
mai opening II the congress,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

New YOrk. March II At tae close
OF TIE performance Of "A Millionsirs'S
Revenge" al the COlBmeia thea,sf here
Monday night. the police arrested O.
". jacobs. the manager Of the thaa'
tsg: John 7 PeArEAii, manager % the
AittenrhAi Bros Amusement eompa.
ny: Harold toaburEA. Gay Rhes and
Louis G Miller nsSuSers - lie con-
easy. TheT we're charged With pro
svesnx "a imsDrai play Hhieh wAs
tanned on no has tragedy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
rArsU MANU- AFFAIR,
Center of interest In same Removed
to Tendon.


Toxic. March According "a z
well authenticated report. the center
~ intcgc,t Ia tho Tathu Mau AFFAIR
has been removed ~ London
when tho rrltlsA gutctnm9nt was
informed " JRpanN ann0uncVmeht,
trit In event Ut refusal by China
Ia entertain hor demands, Japan pro-
posri tn tako "iliepsudcnt' action,
Tho Buush foreign once q" \ Count
Koumu. tho japanese agA Aador In
London. what steps Ispan pfoposcd
to take, calling bla attention,to tho
cau,c In mo treaty with 0fest Briala
covering ue quo tIun OF var between
Japan AMI other nations, Great Drib
aims interest therein being UNDER
stood komura being unable 10 give
h definite Hussr. asked tho foreign
once In TOXIC fnr Information, Whlca
found tho attitude ~ The British gov
crumcnt an unexpected phase IL no
situation.
Il - stated here that tho British
government Is arguing arbitration Of
The question II thn restoratl0a Of tae
arms tcllsd ard has painted out The
advisabiilty ~ Japan admitting me
moral ride Of the question While
doubtless technically correct
THIS now turn ~ events has created
dadloch here AID mo foreign once
IL NV aWalauuE adylees from An
bassadaf kumuTa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
WRECK ON GEORGIA SOUTHERN
Two Trairs Collide Near Vlsnra, Ga
-Four Perbons Injured

Macon. Ca. MurCh Trains
Nos. o md on the GoorPla SoUh.
cn pul Florida railway coilIdci on u
sllng r Vienna Monday woruIuF. and
haI'v swa,rcd up the engines and
three cars iolurlng Mail clerks Hush
and tfGu. 81 Macon and Mail Weigh.
or G,orte Nay, and negro pa'acu.
gor CO. one ~ tAc trains.
The cash MAS made lcra serious In
thu quick work ~ Engineer Richards,
on The guu'hbOund train. WHO Faw
the impending danger In time Ia
greatly decrease the 'pccd ~ AB train
before ne two trains truck.
The lluc pua tlpi up Ter ouly q short
tuu. apI ..hodules were soon r,oum'
81 ON the road.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
eERIoUs FIRE THREATENED.
Dig Department stores In New York
Were Endangered

New York. March ~ Fro sRhy
Tuesday practically destroyed build.
lug AZ ~ West Seventeenth street.
witch ran through 10 w,st liah.
ternth street near Sixth avenue, IN
the heart Of Tho shopping district
Adjoining buildings we're rOmewba,
damaged and for = limo II loOkei ~
n tho Are might r,aHh some Of the
big department stores on Sixth AVcn'
ne. Nose ~ them suffered. hos
ever. except Tor the breaking ~ vim
dows. cracked by the heat oi the m"
Tho loss Is estimated al FROM $50 900
10 tl25 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
rrlal Of Ahead nsfsul,sr. .

Tallahassee. Fia. March II --TAs
cass Of George q. seudamOFs. default.
ing cashier. Of he Peoples Baak AAd
Trust COMPANY. ~ Pensacola. T1A T..
viii be heard Ia the supreme oouTt 81
FIoFiaa. Marc a. Seueamore vas a.
judged lnsph" rs eoynmit,se appOiSt
- 10 test d. mental condition. anA
vas ordsret cat 10 The Todda IL,
sane stylnm seadamorTa attorneys
sued oat t'' q hsboas corpus AhA
Viii tsst 49, Florida ihFAss lac al,
tie ksarinz la zoe supreme eoar 90
Wedhasday rrEt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

Dallas. Tet. aarrA u -CkAT!ss
JAeksOn Va nt@u. re oncs lannon's
jocEey. ssea Sliarsay mOTnlEG PsT
mAny rear ha3 beea = tncksT ahA
In RS rMs ~ fiddes NAnY fAneos
uoarta Il., iar rGinE vas 10 Ger.
n,AnJ. vhsrr - rp,3s TO- ~ wSiR
berg. Tor So s1sla AID 0r ssvssHi os-
easioEs for r. kaises lig uae NiR
ser is severe iaEaFBs Farrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
Ia Tsst ciosina Law.

Montgomery. Ais March ~ John
YunG. proprietor Of ono ~ the Oldest
eating horIrsa In saleoBs 10 'h@ Ioath'
sOes 70 TRIAL on a charge of v'olA'ina
the . o'cIOcs closing las Out of hls
case will EfoW a isat Of mo lau lie
has been cuttihG on the saIDa part
from no r~s,autaa, atSr ., TnhhIbE
the latter a. late % 80 desired Tos
Erand lafy. under . rl!ing ~ To-
couf, he'd this 90 be a yi0lauon ~
The laH YahE foGtrnds bat inia
S0a.i r'ous even hOfei 10 no Sa's
tfa, has tAiooa 10 tbs same eai'@
ing asA 10 IL gldnr o, hsit the case
o. fsr tir "s' rnaf's IN oFf"f ~ ma
phat ia tts las
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
Ro,,,. 81 auhwnn chnnasd /.

New York. March Ito avoid
tunn@iIng under Grace church, which
,s,ands IN Broadway pear Tenth street.
ne committee OF the board o. sSii-
nate which vas directed 10 pass upon
the plans for tie nov BrOa,tway-iex.
InGton avenue subway. Monday decld-
ID 10 change The route n this point.
makiaE the subway pass under the Wa.
namakeF building. Just below the
church. instead The Rev. DR..
Huntington. rector % Grace church.
objected 90 hsyinx tie tunosi run an.
dor the eharcS on the gTonno that not
oaiy miEht II weaker tho Foundations
but that re Vibrations q The trains
might Interfere Nfta The services.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

Lees summit. No. MARCIA u.--FOuF
Agnirs8 rti.drcn IN tho pBb!Ie school
here MoB31y rushed Oat 10 disorder
wien q are Garm> va sounded. A..
fsEpts we're ms6e 70 use TIE hro dFIii.
bot q call Of ~hrs'~ from ostEids Of
he sufleinE esnse4 The ehiI6rea 10
make for The nearest eat 80 ore
vas iH!uFeA. The hgs vat qaighiy
sHiinWaishe4.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
TROUBLES ON sHlPsoARD.
Norwegian Steamer Reports Several
Casualties on Her Late Trip.

Casualties on Her Late Trip.
Mobile, Ma, March 1.-THE Nor
wegian steamer Fort Gaines arrived
Monday from Bocas del Toro with a
cargo OF bananas, and brought the
news OF the death OF one OF the crew,
and serious Injury to another while at
Bocas del Toro.
William Mcclure. q fireman, went
10 sleep on one Of the matches Of the
Fort Gaines, falling of the steamer
breaking his neck. He was buried at
that port March l. On the same
day Levert Lohne. another fireman,
vent crazy and made for the cook,
Olaf Olsen. at work In the galley. The
cook jumped down the hatch and
broke his ankle He was brought TO
Mobile and taken TO the Marine hos
pitaI. Lohne II confined In jail ut
Bocas, being arrested by the Nlgi'
lsntes there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
FOUND DYING IN ROAD.
Believed sennst Was Attacked by the
Might r dsra.


Nashville. Tenn March II "A dlF.
patch tn tho Banner from Chrksyill"
Tenn, says:
Near WOodford, shout 10 miles from
this city. Tuesday morning. Brown
Bennett, young man, to non OF an
associate tobacco prtzer. was found In
the public roHd IN dying condition,
with a bullet hole through hls head
Near Bcnpwt were two dead horses
and three empty sho,guns.
II Is believed the young man had
been attacked ny night ritcrs.
There IL great mystcry surrounding
the affair aud an Investigation Is be-
ing made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

Nsu York. Mach ~ Mrs Hheaa
Miller aall ~ - ,hs ohiy set1ai
eaaxhtsf % IDS f-yhlation 10 ibis
atAtr aIsa Naacay Al ne home u her
aaaxar~- Ia N0aag vernon ahe WR8
born a. slta asF9. C0an GA ABfft
u. iW1 ard Der father Was col0nel
ss,A web. NAo served rs Gisatsueat
" eoast ep4ses ghaeF Captaiu ReubeH
aosaas ne ehSlaFsa. mTsafe
grea1 91a ta ~ Trpe