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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27
No HOPE FOR HARRY Tim
Desperate and Hopeless Chance /.
Forced Public Test Is All Thai
Is Left to Him.

New York, Feb. 26.-Harry K. Th.~
is doomed to spend the rest Of his n.
in an asylum for the insane. Alieni...
who have examined and observed III
since he was committed to Matteaw.a
asylum are convinced that he i .
paranoic, and as paranoi is a proeras
sive disease 1t would appear that nots
ing short of miricle can intervene !.
secure his freedom.
In the present state of Thaw's COS.
his future is entirely in the hands !,
the state board of lunacy and the star
of alienists at Matteawan. Custom
provides that when a man is commit
ted to the state hospital for the crimi
nal insane the doctors there shall oh
serve him for sixty days and then
make a report upon his mental conal
ton if they see fit.
No Hope for Thaw.
Should such a report be forced i,
Thaw's attorneys at the expiration i,
his first sixty days in Matteawan i
will certainly be adverse to him.
DIR. Ferris, head of the state board
of lunacy, on whose judgment Thax,
chances of liberty largely depend,
We one of the alienists engaged IL
let Attorney Jerome to testify #
the first trial of the young millionair
for the murder of Stanford White. A
that time DR.. Ferris was OF the ouis
ion that Thaw was dangerous luna
tic. DR.. Ferris still holds that opinion
Up to State Board.
Whether Thaw shall remain at MAJ.
teawan after his sixty days probatim
or observation period, rests with ths
state board of lunacy. The board mar
agree to his transfer to some priyats
institution. where he will be kept nm
der surveillance, but there is It'll.
likelihood that they will agree to an,
such transfer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27
BEATEN LUNATIc MAY DIE.
Patient Of Illinois Insane Asylum b
ParaIyzed by Assault.

Jacksonville, ILL.,, Feb. ga crim.
nal charge will be brought against
three attendants employed at the ILL.,
nois hopital for the insane in this city
who are alleged to have brutaly beat
en- William Menezes, patient fifty
four years old, who is thought to De
dying, as the result of outrageous
treatment at the asylum. Relatives OF
the victim yesterday took steps To-
ward this end.
Whether the charge shah M ons "
murder or assault depends on lne ous
come Of Menezes' injuries. Msmpels
OF the legislative asylum commute
who are making a preliminary hives"
cation, plan drastic action.
AS . result Of his injuries Mene.es
who was at the institution only WV
days, Is paralyzed and has lost 'n'
faculty Of speech.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27
After Receiving Sacred Wafer
From Hands Of Priest AS
sassin Shoots Him.
GRUDGt AGAINST ALL PRIESTS
Murderer, Arrested After desperate
Fight, Says He Is an Anarchist
and Proud of 1t.

Denver Colo. Feb. 25.-Father Leo
Heinrichs was shot and killed when
administering the sacrament at cary
mass in st. Llizabeth's Cathedral .nis
city at o'clock yesterday morning
Kneeling at the altar rail, between Two
women, Giuseppe Guaranaccio pressed
the muzzle of a pistol against the BODY
of the priest, after receiving from nm
the consecrated wafer, and shot the
priest through the heart. Exclaiming'
my God, my God" Father Leo feil
prone in front of the altar and died
without another word.
Panic in the Church.
With an inarticulate scream the as
sassin sprang into the aisle and'
waving the smoking pistol about his
head. dashed to the church door. For
a moment the hundred or more people
in the church were dazed. Then a
woman shrieked and the congregation
became panic-stricken. Some women
tainted and many became hysterical,
Several men rushed to the aid of the
priest and others started in pusuit OF
the murderer. Among the latter was
Patrolman Daniel Cronin, who over
took the fleeing italian on the steps.
Puts Up Desperate Fight.
Guarnaccio attempted to shhot the po-
liceman, but was foiled, and over
powered only after desperate fight in
which several men had come to the
assistance of the officer. The muir
derer was hurriedly removed to the
city Jail, and as threats of summary
justice were made, Chief Of Police
Michael Delaney called out the reserve
force OF patrolmen.
Guarnaccio was placed in solitary con-
finement at the city Jail. He admittei
to a policeman who interviewed him
that the priest whom he had killed
was q stranger to him, and in ex-
PLANTATION OF his crime made the fol-
lowing statement:
drudge Against All Priests.
Il just went over there because |
have q grudge against all priests in
general. They are all against the
workingmn. went to the communion
rail because could get better shot.
did not give dam whether he was
q German priest or any other kind Of a
priest. They are all In the same class.
Il left italy three months ago; went
first to Central America and then
came to the United States and to Den
yer. / am an anarchist. and am
proud Of 1t. | shot him and my only
regret Is that l could not have shot the
whole bunch OF priests in the church.. z
Spirited Away for Safety.
Although no actual demonstration
against the murderer Of Father Leo
had been made. there was much talk
around town throughout the day Of tho
Justice Of lynching him. In order to
avoid an attack on the city jail Guara-
naccio was taken to the county Jail, a
more easily defended building, whore
he remained several hours. Small
groups Of men began to congregate
near the county jail. and after : con-
sultation the authorities decided to
take Guaranaccio out Of town. Ac-
Scordingly he was hustled into m az
t0mobile and q fast run was made to
Littlet0n, fourteen miles from Denver.
where = train was boarded for Colo
RADIO Springs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27
SPEEDY TRIAL FOR MURDERER
Man Who Killed Denver Priest 4
Saronulv Guarded,

Denver, Feb. rs. st. Elizabeth,
Catholic church, desecrated by The
murder of Father Leo Sunday mon.
ing, was rededicated with solemn CEN
monies yesterday afternoon. The SER,
ices were conducted by Rev. Percy 4
Phillips, diocese chancellor. havin
been authorized in a telegram from
Bishop Matz. who is now in Los An
geles. The blessing yesterday win be
followed by re-consecration services
upon the return of the bishop to til.
city.
District Attorney George A. Stidgs
is arranging for speedy trial of the
man who killed Father Leo and who
is now confined in Jail at Colorado
Springs under strong guard. 1t ID
likely that he will be brought back I'd
Denver the latter part of this week
or the first of next week and immedi
ately arraigned on an information of
murder In the first degree.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27
Committee Calls on Man Who
Sprung Sensation in House
to Show His Hand.
WERE LAVISH IN ENTERTAINING
Submarine Boat Builders Alleged to
Have Spent Freely-S0lons
Are Excited.

Washington, Feb. %. - Representa-
tive Lilley of Connecticut, who caused
IA sensation Thursday by introducing
resolution calling for an investigation
of methods said tn have been employ
ed by the Electric Boat company in en-
deavoring to have its submarine boat
chosen by the house committee on ma
val affairs, is to be called before the
committee on rules. to which the reso
luton was referred. Ii he can show
there is substantial ground for his
charges his resolution will be favora.
bly, reported. it is said.
Mr.. Loudenslager, author of the com
mittee amendment making it obliga-
tory on the navy department to pur-
chase eight submarines Of the Octopus
type unless a superior submarine
should be obtained by Oct. 1, 1908, re-
fused to discuss the Liley resolution
or to reply publicly to Mr.. Llley's
charge that this amendment was in
effect a delivery OF the prospective
contract into the hands Of the Electric
Boat company.
Mr.. Ioudenslager intimated that "at
the proper time" he would be prepared
to refuts all charges of favoritisn so
far as his action in committee was
concerned.
Lavish In Entertaining.
The resolution OF investigation was
yesterday a chief topic OF discussion
in the Hobbies and cloak rooms. None
OF the representatives was willing to
talk for publication.
That representatives Of the Electric
Boat company have been lavish enter
tainers" In Washington appeared to
be common knowledge, but no one
went so far as to impute to them the
improper motives charged by Repre-
sentative Lilley.
Chairman Foss Of the committee on
naval affairs was unwilling to make a
formal statement with regard to Rep
resentative Lilley's resolution and the
charges back Of It. Mr.. Foss' attitude
was that he preferred not to take Of
ficial notice Of the AFFAIR, because It
was now ii the hands OF the commit
tee on rules. But personally he thought
that full investigation ought tosbe
made. provided Mr.. Lilley could show
that he has the hard ground OF facts
under his feet"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27
LAsT HITCHCOCK DELAY.

case Asslnst Comedian 10 Pesspe""
fcr Week BY Court.
New York. FEB. 26. = The tr'n =
Raymond Hitchcock. the comedian. z
charges preferred by a little GIRL ~
terday wns postponed for one W. =.
Justice Dowling In announcing =
REINFORCEMENT Ssid no further ds'sr
would b permitted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27
Crimes and Criminals.

Thomas Brayne was arrested In
Pittsburg as a suspect. When search
ed go rings were found in his posses
sion.
Two men were killed and six others
seriously injured In riot at Dunbar,
Pa The trouble Ii the outcome OF
rivalry between two boarding houses
conducted by foreigners.
Oscar Kirby. son Of Colorado
Springs grocer, shot his bride of two
months and killed himself with the
same weapon. The couple had lived
apart since the week after their mar
riage.
A. c. Tisdelle, the Chicago banker
who was arrested several days ago ON
the charge OF receiving deposits after
he knew his bank was insolvent, was
arrested on q second charge Of the
same kind. He was released on bail.
Death rather than public disgrace
and a prison cell was chosen by An
drew Dupaquer, for several years
teacher OF German nthe Hoyne high
school OF Chicago. Dupaquer had been
arrested on charges preferred by lit
tie girls.
Trustees OF the Tuscarora county
(Ohio) children's home. after investi-
eating the charges against Clara Ster-
ling, accused OF sticking a tack
through six-year-old Sampson Fowler's
tongue, ordered Miss Sterling dismiss
N from the home.
David Heckert, aged about eighty
1lve years, well-to-do citizen Of York,
"a. was found dead In bed with his
skull crushed. All indications point
- murder IN hope Of securing money.
Yet there was no evidence Of robbery
when the body was found.
While one masked robber held up
the cashier his two companions looted
the vault Of the bank at Granite Falls,
N. q. secured I'll the cash ID the in
atitution. 3z.70o. forced the cashier to
enter the vault, and, after locking him
u made good their escape.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27
pRussIAN LAWS oPpREss
Wisconsin Poles Appeal 70 Pres'os"
Roosevelt 70 Protest

Stevens Point, Wis, Feb. 81 - ~ =.
hundred delegatss. representing i'M
Polish people In Portage, Wooo aua
Marathon counties, held mass me-.
ing here Sunday night to pro's"
against new legislation in Prussla y
xardine land ownership. said to Do ~
pressive to the Polish people. ~
convention telegraphed Preslasn'
Roosevelt and the Wisconsin senator, !,
ana representatives. to use their so0s
ofIlces In an appeal to the Pru0'l. i
government to ameliorate the c0a0'
ticps due to said laws
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27
NEWS OF WEEK SUMMARIZED
w ssIl,inctcn Notes.

President Roosevelt has DECIDED 20
admit members of the organized
militia TO competition for appoint
ments to the grade OF second lieuten.
ants In the army.
Al bill has been introduced Iii the
house appropriating 100000 for the
survey or ship canal to connect Ben
Z ION Harbor on Lake Michigan with
4 Toledo on Lake Erie.
After hearing Secretary Root In ex-
PLANTATION 81 the proposed new French
arbitration treaty. the senate commit
to on foreign relations ordered "a
forsbie report on the treaty.
4. Allison Wilmer Of Maryland has
been appointed special assistant to
the attorney general III Washington
is have charge of cases under the
commodities clause q the Hepburn
hW.
The state department has been on
cislIy Informed that the - cent tarifl
preferential granted to certain Ameri-
ean exports by the government 81 Bra
3 IN would be "a eject to date from
I'm. Il
Resolutions demanding the restora-
lion u tho nrnly of the colored troops
dlsnaiss6d q I result of the Browns
SilIe nnair we're adopted at mass
1eeting d coicred people In Wash
1HGttn Fifteen states having large
NH department Of the Interiors bill
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-27

From otber ehoree.
a reyoautionary movement at Mana
u, Ecuador, has been nipped in the
bud. The plotters we're arrested.
Gen. Tung Tuh Slang. the leader Of
the Chinese Boxers In the uprising Of
1900, II dead. He had been banishsd
to Kan Su.
Senior Merry del Val. ! brother 81
Cardinal Rafael Merry del Val, pontif-
al aecretary Of state. has been ap-
Dpinted Spanish minister Al Tangier.
The Italian government publishes
tsIeGrazns from tho Italian consuls at
kew YeEk and San Francisco discour-
asing emigrati6n 70 America TOR the
preeent.
Wireless messages from Magdalena
Bey etate That the cruiser Charleston,
n9Uphip q Admiral SWinburn's squad
ron, ~ broken records previously
aato 4 tar6et praotice
Tho cltiaens a vauvert. France,
AxS starfe1 I subscription FOR the pur-
[pooe 81 erecting IL ouebec ! statue 10
Q6n 1fontcalzn, ne french command
Fl M NM morally wounded q tho
boktlo q ouobec "a i765
y comm 1norats he vlsit e ~
American XXI 70 Nv city 81 no ~
III lko NJ rrot16nt q nrnsil M
el0go1 ! A4cfeo authorislng ~ Con-
- fsh8t&q a tatIE eharges
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Excellent Health Advice

Mn. u. N. Dsvison, Of No, $50 0iArd
ave. San jose. Cal. ssys; "Tbe worth oi
Electric Bitseas y sso<sal hsi,y remedy,
& 'oF hssdachs. biIIioasosss and tsspos of sis
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The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-03

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The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-03
EllisvilIe, Miss,

when man hss ~ excuse for
going downtown every night ss's .
pretty sure sign that he 10 married
to the wrong woman.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-03

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The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-03

0vsrv ume married man stsrts
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The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-03

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The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-03

A man has sbout g much use for
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ns"v" man makes . Iooi Of him !.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-16
Kingjom NcxS.

Rev. u. NJ. Gsan wss greeted
with q full house Sunday and lis
tened TO a splendid sermon.
Our Sunday school u doing
good and excellent work and we
presume that Messes Frazier and
FRANKLIN believe in having things
put on record from the Sunday
.chOOl register and c. c. records
We have fruits in abundance
Crops are looking well and every
body seems TO have plenty OF
brown leghOrns and Red Rhode
Island chickens for big meetings
We are delighted to know thu;
Rev. 4. II. Robertson, OF Ash
down, Ark, Will be with u IN
our p~rutractsd meetings tins sum
mer. We feel assured that NEAR :
a grea, victory Tor kingdom \
soul winning.
Miss Nara Johnson, OF NOlen,
il very sick at the home Of net
brother. Mr.. Hewlett Johnston
We hope she Will soon recover
Several prominent visitors were
here SUNDAY from Lafayette
Springs, Fudgetown, Cornish ans
AItus.
Miss Mabel Robertson retuFne'
home a fsw days ago - the de
light of her many friends oas
has Oeen teaching IN the higi
school AZ Queen City, Texas. 10
, the past ten months, and Iudglu.
from the Queen City paper 81
has won n warm place n N
hearts of those people She be
been reelected to the same p
sitiOn.
: Come again Mrs Augustus, =
are always delighted 10 hear fro.
! the good people of Mt Zion
, GILDE8ROY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-16
T0copolA New..

The health Of our town still
continues very good.
The Children : Day and picnic
here Saturday vas pronounced a
grand success by all who were
present. There was large crowd
plenty OF dinner for al and IT
excellent program.
Hons. +. l.. Sission and ". J..
Eas; spoke to 4 large and appre-
cJatiye audience here SATURDAY
night in the intsres. OF their race
for Congress The Eeru brass
band made excellent music be-
tween the speeches.
Mr. Sign Johnston quietly pass
Ell away n his home. one mile
east % town this week after an
illness Of a few days. He leaves
1 wife and seven children {
whom we extend our sincere syE
pathy IN their sad bereavement.
The ball game between oIr
team and Spring Hill ehampio :
WAS cut short by the rain SA;ur-
day
Messrs. Willie Aveut and Juhr
Dudley Butler, 81 OXFORD, wsrr
IN our midst Saturday and sun
day. MAGNOLIA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-16
Henry nj. Fszz.

The Board OF Trustees OF the
University recently installed "a
new chair of Pharmacy and Sc
Ieeted as professor to I'LL this
important position, our popular
youag friend, Henry NJ. Faser.
This young gentleman has been
living with US a number of years
and has made many friends he
has been 3 member of the State
Pharmaceutical Board for the
past few years and hlled that po-
sition admirably. He us gradu-
ate of the ST. Souls College OF
Pharmacy and since his gradua-
ton has been occupied in pracu-
cal pharmacy Mr.. Faser is an
enthusiastic young man, an all
round good citizen and we feel
that he will bend every energy
to the upbuilding of this very
important chair in the Cniver-
sity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-16
Notice 90 Bidders.

The undersigned viii receive sealed
bids up 20 : O'Clock pm on faar-dAy
Aug. 9Th, for ~fgraisdi7s record and
blank looks, lax .reispts AID w1r
rae. o0Oks and pas cer-lac3ts BOOKS
Tor the county and eounts district Of
fcers a. provided 5y hx foe ne two
a. enainx J1ly 1. 1919. and he sue
cr~.,ul bidder Will De required 10 CIV
A bard Of $500 with two 0r more ss'os
securities tor the taithfUl performances
Of : contract. which Nork All o
done IN conformity <iIh sections 4 %,
g-ss 47sG aud 4-7l. Code Of 1906 and
tse Board reserves me ri-at 10 rel-et
ANY aad a. bids
". NJ. WOODWARD, CIerS-
/ Oxford, Misc, LAZY IL, Isu>-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-16

Mr.. Z Humphrey wDo Owus large
general store Al Omega. Ohio, and Is
presideu. Of the AdBms Sounsy rsIe-
phone Co, a. well - of the Home
Telephone Co., of Pike County. O,
saws OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery;
at seved my life once the spOt-ths
very seal Of my cough, -xhsa eyery-
ghiss els fAl-j.rf DE-. Kings SeS
Discovery not only reache< the cou-s
spot; i heals the sore spots AMI tls
VeaS spots 10 throat, lungs All chs>'
sold under guarantee AZ H. k-L-
5eIrs drug store. soc add st-0 Ira
bottles Tree