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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28
Watchers.

That each candidate to be voted for
shall have right to name a watcher
at each voting place in the various
counties, who shall have the right to
be present onall occasions and watch
and witness the casting of ballots, the
counting of same and the certifcation
of the returns by the officers holding
the election.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28
Delegates.

! After the vote as above provided for
shall have been taken, and the choice
of the people Of the various counties
of the State ascertained for Govern
or, Supreme Judge, Judges of Court Of
Civil Appeals, and Railway Commits
sioner, then the county executive,
committees of the various counties,
are hereby directed and empowered to.
meet at the various county seats, on
Tuesday, July I, 1908, and select from
well known Democrats, delegates to-
the State Convention herein provided
for, who will carry out in good faith
the instructions of the voters of the
various counties for the candidates re-
ceiving the highest number Of votes,
and If any county executive commit
tee should fail or refuse to appoint
said delegates on the date above
named, then said subcommittee Of
three men of the State Democratic
Executive Committee appointed as
hereinbefore provided shall select
delegates from sucl 1TSnties such as
to insure that t5tOCk, SetianS>of the
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28
VOL. II, NO. 4o

suit by counties to the State Conyen-
tion hereinafter called.
A subcommittee of the members OF
the State Democratic Executive Com
mittee shall be appointed by the chair
man thereof who shall be charged and
empowered TO carry uuo tile precision
herein named and who shall have the
power to prescribe uniform poll lists
and tally sheets and have the same
printed and distributed to the officers
OF election at the several voting pre-
cincts in the various counties of the
State and who shall have power and
authority to do and perform all other
things incident to and necessary to
effect the purposes and objects herein
provided for and see that the same
are honestly and faithfully carried out
and that every candidate to be voted
for shall be fairly and honestly
treated. p
The chairman of the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee who is
hereby given the power to name such
subcommittee shall not select it ex-
clusively from the partisan friends of
any one candidate to be voted for, but
shall endeaVor to select the members
of said committee from men we'll
known for their honesty and integrity,
so as to guarantee absolute honesty
and fairness to all.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-28
THE STATE COMMITTEE
Rides High Horse and Rules With
Iron Hand.

the above resolution into effect, the
State Committee is hereby vested with
full power and authority to later ar
range the necessary details for hold
inc said nrimarYn
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

eouls When earth's warfare with us
i ended. NAV we all come off con-
oncrers and more than cOnquerers
tprouob Christ VINO loved It's and gave
himself for us.
rho opportunities for usefulness al
forded by my residence OF more thah
fftv-tbree wears in your midst, and
the call to leadership in various or
carnations. accepted without
thought of honor or reward. But now
that I am almost laid aside with age
and infrmities, in the generosity OF
vour hearts you have chosen to be-
STOW these unexpected hOnOrs upon
me- TO cheer my declining days. IN
stead of waiting to place flowers on
my casket. 1t was very kind OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Tn
ion and other societies and indiyld
nails whose Iabors 1 have shared III
times past to be present on this oc
casiOn.
Again. thanking you all, deal
friends. I wish for you all the eleYat
inc Joys of earth and the supreme
happiness of Heaven.
Hon. NJ. L. Payne was unaYoIdaDl'
absent. much 10 the regret Of all
Col. Martin next introduced Judge
William S. Bullock, and in doing 81
paid him elegant tribute and empha
sized his high character and standing
in our community. Col. Martin salt
/ that he had watched his course from
bovhood and joined with his fellow
/ citizens in noting with pleasure the
/ eminence to which he had attained
and hoped that there were still orhe
! honors in store for him.
| When he arose Judge Bullock wa
visibly affected. and it was some mo
ments before he could proceed.
He paid a very noble and touching
tribute to Mrs. Gary Knowing he
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

IS he did he said that nc did not hes
jtlte 10 say that she was Oae Of The
geptIest and saintliest women who
had ever blessed our earth. and that
her life would ever serve as an in
spiration and benedictiOn. and that
her good deeds like incense AMI the
precious ointment of the sacred ala
baster boxes. would linger in our
memories as a sweet perfume
Judge Bullock took occasion to
note the progress of our city from
hamlet. and mentioned with tender
narbos many OF the noble dead. aud
paid friendly tribute TO many Who
still survive.
His remarks were like a bouquet OF
beautiful and well arranged flowers
At the conclusion Of Judge ~
locks speech Rev. G. c. Carroll mafs
q very eloquent and touchiuz PRAYER
and Rev R. Fl. Barnett pronounced
the benedictiOn.
Thise the presentation c---
monies.
Nearly everyone in rhe agiienee
went forward and offered their 1-r
sonal good wishes .o Mrs Carr
compliment very greatly Appreciated
by her
The Loving Cup presented .1 N--
Gary is a very hauisou- silver one
and contains -he following lu-c-p-
ton:
From
Marion Camp. No. 80. e c. y
To
MRS. FANNIE r. GARY.
President Of the
Dickson Chapter. No. So. L. p. C..
In loving memory
| of her devotion TO the cause,
though lost. We hold most dear.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
WALLIS BLOCK

i TO ask for coupons the time Won mako 80
Tbo "' tnere Is to be no bookkeeping in this contest
1t is your loss. onS your coupons
be fa your rayorte today by filling in the common 70
DC round IN todays Ocaa Banner and eitbar
s saas to THE 0CALA BANNER, piano co ~rn IL or
OO1AV0sC Oept
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
A. E. BURNETT
JEWELRY, SILVER AND GLASS
WARE, PHONOGRAPHs AND
SUPPLIES

Coupons issued. on all cash tansac-
tons except for Photographs. Phono-
graph Records and Repair Work. No
coupons for accounts made after No
yember %
MERCHANTS BLOCK.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
General Long ana Judge Bullock Pay Eloquent Tribute 10
Mrs. Gary Presiden, Die son Chapter United
Daughters Of the Confederacy

a ... IT'D. nun ''
'sH 'n 'H' z.h.'h OBJ ms
- .H.' -AEi'A"''d
NH'h Doe -a" MS
H'h ''--IN-. VINO
@ dagger through
40. .h'" TOO.
military genius
H -"t meteor
..--- n'. MS
@ .s.. 'h 'A"
....". Washington
. R .." Dos army
.. "..... .u '~'ao-
.... ~a.. Ha" one.
.' ra..".-
...... .rRu .H ... Har oi .he
.. ... 'u 0H..... NAa' ! CON
.... .. .r .rrH. a- .' fhe cause
.H #H. IH. beading men oi ihe
. .H.. assume. 'rt. 90 was ~r-
" |E. cause u' 'He war was
..#.." Irrs fHar- before Che war
mH. nHr.. known nv u- as the
..H.. .."...-sn party. -praug mp
.H ... north Rhu-r leading object
sl. ... Emancipation ot slavery. from
aF..H .H. republican party originated.
U.Hu. Andrew 1f fhe VI r. church
married afs Who owned slaves.
MI. northern N"hoiisr- demanded
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
HUNTER DRUG Cn.
PURE, FRESH DRUGS-PRESCRIP-
TIONS A SPECIALIZATION
LET ARTICLES, ETC.

Piano contest coupons issued on all
cash purchases of so cents and up
ward; also on all accounts made be-
fore November 3, 1908.
HOLDER BLOCK.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
0. 4. GROCERY
5 STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FREE DELIVERY

cooperative Piano Contest Con
pons will be given on all cash pur.
chases Of over 80 cents: also weekly
accounts receive coupons.
WALLIS BLOCK
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
GUARANTEE CLOTHINea&
SHOE CO.
MEMS SUITS. OVERcOATs. HAu4A
AND SHOES, SUIT CASES,
ETC, ETC.

VIII give coupons good to vote in
Flaho Contest for every cent paid over
the counter, including settlement Of
accounts made before November 2S.
OCALA HOUSE BLOCK
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
MISS MARY AFFLECK
UP-TO-OATE MuItNrov 80
8ROIOERIEs, LAcEs.
RIBBONS, ETC.

coupons for voting in the Piano
contest VIII be given for ali cash pur-
chases and for all accounts made be-
fore November %.
OCALA HOUSE BLOCK.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

The story of the glory
OF the men who wore the gray
We have been cheered by the
thought that the love of our southland
still animates the hearts Of her true
and tried sons, the lustre of whose
deeds will shine brighter and bright
err as the truth Of history is establish
ed. and prejudice gives place to a true
appreciation of the principles for
which they cOntended.
Now, dear friends, there is only one
cause dearer to my heart than that
of our beloved CoRfederacy-it is that
of the salvation of-preciOus immortal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
GET APIANOFREE
Here is Or Plan of Giving Away a Fine
$4,000 Piano.

With every cash purchase made ct the following Ocala
business houses coupons will be issued basis OF
cent each for every dollars worth of goods YOU buy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
WOLF & HEINTZ
BAKERS OF ALL KINDS OF
BREAD, FANCY CAKES,
PIES, ETC.

Coupons will be issued on all cash
purchases made at this store, as we'll
as for cash paid on accounts made be
fore November %.
OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT BLDG.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
R. {. Y0NGE 6 SON
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
FINE BATH TUBS A
SPECIALITY

Piano Contest Coupons issued on
all cash transactions Of One Dollar
and upward, including settlements on
accounts made before November %.
SOUTH MAIN STREET. --
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
Sh0WO ST!lIARIEElGO
CZKOWIEll;K[llA.

.CZAOWIE]s,K5[A.
Podczas kledy miododd oieszy sic.
energia, zywotnodoia issi}a, powin-'
nidmy szanoxad starry wiek. dla jego
E.do6w,adczenia = ykonserwatyzmu.
Take doswiadezenie jest ezeessto
Eee~nniejszym cd szkoly, nowoluje
Eono zaRsze mlodego czlowieka ably
sastanowil sie mad radae starych lu-
dzi, . vice zastanowmY. sie 90 pan
Julian Pperszyhdski, I14l7 German-
town ave. Philadelphia, Pa m6wi:
'Liioz4 mi So lac wieaklun, lecz
tfzymrlaam, slie plrz Z, ddoebrym zbrowiu,
Eiedynie pl,rsesz uzywanie Cd 5ssedciu
do osmiu butelek Trinera Amery
kanski Elixer Gor1kiego wilma, k.z-
diego roku. Jest to wyborny 6rodek:
wzmacniajacy, ktoryz naoge dwiadoo-
ME rekomendowad',. starry ton cz}o-
wick mdwi prawde ppnlewaz lekars
stwo to Jest nailebsxym 1rodkiem
wsmacniajacym, weswssystkiclh per-
jodsch 4ycia, kiedy apadek Gill Or
Eganismu j siywotnodoii sauwaty,;ml,yy.
Usdalni. ono orrga d do pr1yJm o -
wanna peswxnej ,loseis pokarmu
u vytworzyI nleigo dosy6
esystej xvi DO at'asymanaiila '
nllssbsdnej lily. Leo.y ono ohoro-
~ zolspl u ! q: kisaet, w.maonia ner-
NV j muskuly j did nova energjjs
Iambioje. Wssystkiie apptelki, J Joseph
Triper e12- $40 50 ashland ave,
Chiio.sgl,o,., IL. &. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
PE0lak burHistrzem "
Australia.

!. W 4nie6cie Lismore, v Novel
Polud piowej Wall (Australia),
zmar} by}y burr rnis tamtejszy ]
jedsn 7 najzasluzehszyoh obywateli
n..Asta Kodak nasz Dr.. Ludw s
Bernstein. Urodzony pred 70 laty
" w arszawie, n,eboszczyk by1
z z, pny opudcid kraj rodzinny,
skutki en- powstaria W +. 1868, v
kt6rem bra} udzia}. " Australia
osiedl{ Il sic pred 80 1aty oieszy4
sig Ia % pos,wR'sszzeeoehnyml sszaoulnkkiie'mti
a v ) pttatnich lataoclhi spprfawowa1
navel oboviaakl;ii III burmiis 't a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
ZagrOzona Wieza.

Wieza katedry W strassburgu
zwolna, %nieustannie = zapada sic
W ziemie.; Wysokosd iej wynosi
149 metr6w. Rada miejska przy-s
je}a plany pr-er65ki wzmocnie-
MIA fundam n'to1v i wRyznaczy}a ma
ten Gel jake pierwsza rate 10000
marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
Tragiczna .Walka, byk6w11.

TragicZna Walka, byk6WN7.
z Granady W Hlszpanii donosza:
Odby}a sic tn walka bykdw, kt6ra
zakohczy}a sic bardzo nieszcze6li
VIE. Rozjuszony byk wziaf torrea-
dora (pogromce) ma rogi i rzuci{ go
W p%owietrze, to samo zrobif z tree
ma innymi torreadorami, kt6rzy
p%ospieszyli mu ma pomoc. Kilku
m}odych ludzi w%skoczy{o ma arene,
ably powstrzymac byka, ale byk
wszystkich clezko poranif, Ranioe
nych jest IL os6b. - Gdy publicz-
nose, przerazona tym wypadkiem
opu6ci{a eyrk, wybuchf " oyrku
polar, ale ma ~szcze6oie JUL pc opu.
~szczeniu cyrku przez publiczno6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
.. BIZ
w letargu.,

w pewnym mlescie zmar}a Pc
kr6tkiej ohorobie iona pewnego
ursednika kolejowego. ,Kr6tko
pred w~1ozeniem wieka pocafowaa
jq maj j poczu}, ae twarz jest je-'
szcze zupeEnie ciep}a. zawezwanry5,
lekarz ,stwierdzi}, re nieboszcz1xa
znajduje sic v letargu. Gdy ma.
stepnie " ~lazareoie przyszfa do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
A.4s. -. -
B6Z.

r'.a#'. . .-.E. 49,. -. IT, .' --r#.E ,ttr
R6 Inc ro6liny stworzy{ Pan Bog
poczg6oi dla u~piekszenis ziemi
row spelenia cz1owieka, a 20 czesoi
ma poaytek czfowiexa, DO wszystko
koniec koncem jest przeznacaone
ola cz4owieka, kt6rego Bog usta-
nowi1 jake pana ziemi, %natnralnie
tylkqq niejako v swollen zastep-
stwie, jake w46darza; g}6wnym
pane pozostaje Bog. Cz}owiek
row y v e,sseela sic, patrzao ma zielone:
drzewa 1aki i krzaki, ma ioh kwie-
Gle i ma kwitnace kwiaty ma pola
obsiane na owoce pol i ogroduA
Pozytek ma oz1owiek, tel wielkl z
ro6lin poniewaz mu s}uza ma wy&y~
wienie, przyjemne pokrzeplenie, a
nave I leki.
Jeden z najpozyteczniejszyoh
drew lub krzew6w jest bez, wszee-:
die fosneoy, kt6ry to ma najpierw1
biate peki kwiecia, a potem czarne
jagod y. Bee }adnie wyglada, ma.
}adny li16, }adny kwwiat, q ro6nie
bardz 0 szybko ! bujnie, prawie na
kazdy m gruncie. Prey kazdym dom
ku p4winien bye kerr bzu pon.ec
waz i Glen dale i dobre z niego leki.
l.. Kwiatkl bzowe zawieraja "
sob,e olejek, nieco garbnika, zywf-
&c II lona, bia}ko, nieco siarkl,
nieco soil, kwasne wapno 6liski
sok. z kwiatu bzowego robi sic
czyli naparza herbataa Znane to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
TssaASNT; 81 9N.3TTsaY ssssN.s ifts3ssHss AFfFaalAHtt ssa3g:..HF Essit.:IsSSss
eeAAeA1enil kISGaAe&AA&e
CIElIlK[,.AlIWll.ElEl R!ZECzl'Yll
g !. |. I. q !. !. n. !. !. I. u. Il
Tygrys str6zelmll dom.u1l..

Nieoosekiwany widok przedsta.
via sig oudzoziemoom wsr6d we.
dr6wki pc starozytnych $ulicach
stofeczneIgo mliassta p,ersklego Tehe:
ranu. Otto v jednej y bardzo ozy-
wionych dzieln,o u wej6oia starego
dom,u ley tygrys. Pravie katdY
wedrowlec, przeratony tym widos
klein, odskakuje szybko kilka. kro-
k6w " ty1, ME wledzac, ze tygrys
uwiazany jest ma 4ahcuchu. Dom
6w nalezy do pewnego bogatego
mahometanskiego dziwaka, kt6ry
wYtresowa} owe krwiozereze zwie-
re do %ozynno5ci str6za domu, ably
by6 zupefnie pewnym, il mkt ME
dostanie SIG do jego skarb6w. Dom
jego posiada iedyne w~ejscie, PREY
kt6rem ley tygrys, a wszystkie
okna SO mocno z~akratowane. Ty>
grys spe}n,a swdj urzad bardzo
pilnie ME. przepuszcza przez prog
nikogo, pr5cz pana i Jego starsgo
s}ugl.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

GG sNN@%SSy SSeYS1 xNN&J3syA
- 1900
Ew'iiosuln,aas s kl:a,.ladlyy Poow1iintiies1n sl s'ooie u /
dig lkt 'hl'll lb bEo'ae IA q ~ ppIl.'eos..yys'slaa'
|czenie s. Z \ granand5'w biie q 4
Esiis!slnnssa mases s.kLlank iwody, pars'zzsJ,
Ii PIE ralno n l.e,a Z asstlslalnl,s'c s''l,g
Iprsed s pa ~ wiec1o,re.lml sskll II
EneosEs. dodaiaa niisco kwasu7 q "
trylnowssgo.
Mona t Gu sobie rano wieczz661
'naparrz!yd lisoia bzo I, bio Tors
listft6'w pokrajanuyoh, kt 3, Z
sic gotuje We wsoddai i, KEuuir',aaoyi i.
zywa|Esi 3 tygodnniiL.s !.
2 z jsg6d bzowyoh rob- obs sis
! cukrem albo mmiiodeml.
muszasbyd geste, ME PREY
[palone, 8 kledy js5siee rozpusct We
,wodzie, to- ME powinno byc zadne
[g,o osadu. kyzkai p,owiidei b,ziowg'yieDlh
.na szklankie2 woody, to miiily ] zdro-
Wy trunek, kt6ry os,ytsstcii zoladek j
ID lerki. Mona powiid11as.
bzow,jesd zoh1ebemm: z u masla,
:mniatnowiicie ziima sa dlf1iz y to zad1r'oolw i'll
#Jagody bzowa,.e, s lils 50 doe,tb,ir,e'
:przeciw rozwo,lnienniiju.
s. Kora i korzen. Srodkowa zie-
wewnetrzna kora dwuletnloh
..gga}ezi, jake korzenie gotowane
We wodzie dzia}aja SLIME NJ nerkii,
.mianowicie q ludsi cierpiaoyoh ma
wodna puchline.
sokiem : jagged bzowyoh motna
.siwe wlosy barwi6 ma ozarno. Jut
.pswien pogahdslkEii uozony, Plinilu1,ses.:,
pisze: W etatrYm wine gotowane
|bzowe Ii5oie, albo korzsi, albo
:kvieoiie, diva ray ma ! dlieh ska
neczka, wypsdzaia wode 2 oiafa.
EDobre tel to jest ma 6wlete popa-.
. kwiecie i l,doie pomisssa.
re 2 make dobre, kiedy pies w6cie.
KY ukasi} cz}owieka4 Li6oie mai
dleelliklat kat jedzone 2 olive isola
:~wyrznoaiiaa fleggrms z6t6 z Aofadka.
Maozaj lsd konee bzu We wodsie,
: woda skrap'aj>i zbs prseoiw mu-
.chom i robaotwu,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11
Napad ma b plebanie.

Il ~ ::l..E,.#: E:M..&sa {: %!5~@& %=;
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ve's0eovy0n az sue'''A''' :
COW, i j. po dluu4 ,.s v.loe ra mic
rluoili sis do uoieo1ki oknem. Ia
.pos0A s 80 n''A'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

/ po a,vrpt irepubbllikahsk lejj kenwen-.
1eyi BIetyy x,EWlrotne sprxedaiwainlle
shedas88pllrxez koleislG hioagoeg&sNll orlth,
52W'esterns#lptoo ratashs 1900 1Stutejja,xejj
gl1rasaatiliiclsoplyssfdos
1Gaerwca. Pythaje ole sggent6sw blik
sze sxcxeg61y sss a #.s.s .3s935 B
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-11

Pp566lllnoono-zacholdllnllii MIN. F(iidllxEii:snlloo,
me n,ee !. lund llr''. p So 'll' 81 y
apa ''lil P Po'l''' Ifl9 w 'i'sIl pp'o-
n 'ilaa hz snisz ~ 4 y bs l'al,s.. do p'l'zs' . u Il
llfoss spa q EN- swi Nm 1gbtb y 81
a'i'a pui. CIV MIN b,yyli l 20
Eihcy ME- llld,s y bysl i 4. y n /, VI well.
Iiesjj stodill i !z4aulvetaayd:
u Globe w 1p
q Y nas1 I'm z,'d lt l'lVi:l Dra h PPiotra..
G1aomo1o,, te sst o,ll.ejjem 1kltt6rs,z.aasadpjalkasia
1a Jest ono 7iitdi ssa1 osyassciioleellem1I'
iEwl.m,looe1ieniiem Xvi. Nc ma ta=
lldlnego, . p,r,ia;yjipadaiiildu \ k4=aderym ~ ono 10
HE . p'otnaoglo, Radio kiedy zdisrzias
y y lie lie lvylse. VI o,hl ~ i'iei ] !, u
.starzsassejj othor,olby, Pierl'w, ,,t,.l= bb5uatels
fpri'.,e'klio,in,as ' was ojjeso z:aaletale,hl. Me
JAZZ iiini inn gotove '': pre s,..lst van, lella =
Jest ono %dostarosane oso-
bonn ~prost prse1 lo'kalnych aeenn-
TOW lub wlasoi e sl Dr.. Peter Fsbr.
neY 9 Sons Co, 49, lis So.
H,oyne ave-, Chiooge, HI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-29

Augusta Ca. Aug 27-Seven per
sons are reported 20 have been drown
cd IN the Hood which has submerged
nearly the entire city Two serious
fires and many small ones have been
reported in the flooded district caused
by Stacking lime
Many people attempted 70 wade or
swim from their homes or from places
OF business 10 points Of vantage. lost
their foo'tg and only saved them.
selves from the torrent by catching
tree limbs. or other objects.
II Is reported that n number OF peo-
pie were caught IN these positions. and
when the boatmen passed near enough
10 be hailed they would refuse 20 60
10 the assistance OF the unfortnnates
unless they were assured Of being
paid unreasonable. exorbltnnt fees.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-29
Firms IN THE BLACK HANp9
Fair Editor Required 90 supply $500
and Threatened IL She Fails
TO Produce.

Calumet Mich, Aug. 24.--NIlss Mar
garet Wall, owner and editor OF a
newspaper, philanthroplst. and found.
er OF the Drummond Island colony in
ST. Mary's river. has received threat
enlng letter written in Finnish. her ma.
tive tongue. The eplstle demands 500
and Miss Wall Is Informed that II she
falls TO produce the money her liberty
and probably her life win be the for
felt
The blackmaller takes the attitude
Of friend. seeking 20 do favor aud
tells Miss Wall that IL Is because he
wants TO be friendly that he + asking
the money. Miss Wall believes She
knows the writer. but viii not allow
the authorities to interfere tin She IS
ready to have the arrest made. She
Is about twenty-seven years Of age.
and Is a leader among her countrymen
in the United States. and spends large
sums OF money In their behalf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-29
LEpER FOUND IN WASHINGTON
Discovery OF Diseased Pension Ap.
pIicant Causes Alarm In the
National Capital,

The people OF Washington are
greatly agtated over the discovery
OF leprosy IN the city. A victim OF
the scourge has been stalking the
streets, eating in lunchrooms. riding
In street cars and generally rubbing
elbows with the residents for five
days By accident his condition was
discovered when physician was called
TO treat him for trlilng Illness
The plague victim is John r. Early.
whose home is in Lynn. n. c., and
who as veteran OF the Spanish
American war came 10 Washington 10
apply for pension and was taken IN.
He Is thirty-five years Of age and has
n wife and one child. The locaf health
authorities were summoned without
loss OF time and hastily transferred
the victim 10 detention tent on the
outskirts OF the city. There be is held
under guard
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-29
STEERS TERRIFY cHICAGoANs
Police and Cowboys Pursue a Bunch
of Maddened Animals Through
the Streets.

Police officers OF four Chicago
stations assisted by score OF COW.
boys from the stockyards engaged in
the thrilling pursuit Of twenty-five
Wild steers which stampeded AZ Archer
and Western avenues at 9 a. m The
frenzled animals became frightened at
the approach OF a street car and
dashed In every direction across and
down streets In their Wild flight Res
dents In the radius OF four miles were
warned by the police while the hunt
was In progress and many persons had
narrow escapes from injury when the
steers charged down upon them
Doorways. stores and street cars
were used as places Of refuge by
pedestrians when the animals hove
into sight
The yelling Of the cowboys and the
shouts OF the policemen driving in pa
troll wagons at swift pace and firing
their revolvers 10 head of the animals
added 10 the excitement OF the wild
west" spectacle No one was reported
injured by the stampede The animals
were finally coTalled.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-29
INDICTMENTS AT SPRINGFIELD
Among Those on the List Are the Ne.
groes Who Attacked Assistant
County Treasurer Bowe.

Twenty-eight more persons have
been indicted for completely n the
recent race war az Springfield, H.,
by the Sangamon county grand jury
This makes q total OF thrty-six per-
SONS held for trial since the grand jury
started It's labors and a total OF fifty
Indictments returned.
One Indictment returned Is against
fourteen persons. MI negroes. for MS.
sault 10 murder William Bowe, assist
ant county treasurer. Bail for these
was fixed mt $1,000 each. and for the
others indicted from $500 to $4,000.
Following are the names Of those in
dieter. except where the names were
withheld: Joe Rose. burglary and lar
ceny; Grover G. McCauley, barber. Yir
ginla, Ill.,, burglary and larceny: Roy
Young. said 20 have confessed TO set
ting fire TO sixteen houses, burglarly
riot and larceny; Fergus O'Toole, Jas
l.. McBee. sherman A. Strlcklett. Ben
Klrlln mot the llveryman). Ray Foster
Fred White, Ollie Adams. Henry Col
Inns. Allen Cox, all for riot; Thomas
Marshall, Hade Gray and twelve
others, all negroes. attack on william
Bowc. and four others: two others
white, names withheld until arrested
The city Is now quiet and civil law Is
entirely In charge.