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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
YEAST GETS FINE AND JAIL
Sentenced for Defrauding Government
Out of Grant County Land
GIVES USUAL NOTICE OF APPEAL
Former Politician Convicted for
Using Fictitious Filings to
Secure Large Areas of
Land,

Perry A Yeast, a former politician and
stoCkman Of northwest Nebraska, must
serve three months in the Han county
jail at Grand Island and pay fine of
$1,000 for conspiracy to defraud the gov
ernment out Of land in Grant county by
means of fictitious filings.
Tnis was the sentence imposed by Judge
T. G. Munger in United states district
court Thursday afternoon. Yeast's attor-
ney gave notice of an appeal to the cir
cult court Of appeals and a supercedeas
bond was fixed at 5000.
The case was tried al the February
term of the United States district court
before Judge T. c. Munger in Omaha.
a verdict of guilty was returned by the
jury after being out about twenty-four
hours. Sentence was suspended at that
time to permit Yeasts attorneys to file
a bill of exceptions and prepare a motion
for a new trial.
The motion for a new trial was merely
an oral one, and this was denied by Judge
Munger Thursday afternoon, Another
motion was made by Yeasts attorneys to
have the court direct verdict for the
defendant, notwithstanding the verdict Of
the jury for the government. This moton
was made at the time the verdict was re-
turned by the jury and was denied at
the time
When Mr.. Yeast was asked II he had
anything to say why sentence should not
be passed, he replied that he was guiltess
Of any act Of conspiracy or any attempt
to violate the laws OF the United States,
(which are good enough for me-"
Usual Plea for Mercy.
Mr.. Yeasts attorneys made an earnest
plea for the cemency of the court in
behalf of their client on the ground that
the offense was but a technical one at the
worst. They held that Mr.. Yeast had no
intention of violating the laws and that
the law would be vindcated by a NOM
inal fine, without Mr. Yeast being sub
jected to the humiliation Of Imprisonment.
| They called the attention Of the court to
! the recommendation Of the jury for elem
enCy.
Judge Munger stated that the recon-
mendation of the jury as we'll as its YER
dict would be taken into consideration
and thereupon imposed a sentence of three
months imprisonment in the Hall county
Jail at Grand Island, and that the accused
should pay a fine Of $1,000 and stand
committed until the fine was paid
The particular offense of which Mr.
Yeast was charged was in securing a
number OF old soldiers from the soldiers
home at quincy, ILL.,, and a number OF
| soldiers widows to make filings on lands
in Grant county, Nebraska. It develop,t
! during the evidence that he had Offered
a number of these declaratory statements
/ for sale, and that he had secured three
or four of the widows to settle on the
/ lands for a nominal period, with the under
standing that they could dispose of the
lands at good profit. One or two of thu
widows did dispose % their filings, +
was shown during the trial, under thes,
I agreements.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
CHINESE NEARLY STARVED
sixteen CeIestinIs Make Trip OF
Ter Days in Sealed
BGxcars.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-When a
sealed box car which apparently had come
intact from Galveston, TX, was opened in
the outhern Pacific freight yards today
sixteen half starved Chinese were found, in
addition to half lead of heavyNsteel. The
car was ten days on the road and had
been in the yards for forty-eight hours.
The Chinese had little water and a few
crackers left. but were weak and hollow
eyed. One of them showed a certificate
emitting him to admission to the country,
but the others were turned over to the i'm
migration authorities II is supposed by
the officials that the men were smuggled
across the Mexican border and placed in
the car at FL Paso the seals of the car be-
ing replaced with others. There evidently
was an arrangement, for their release here,
but in some way II miscarried.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
JURORS UNABLE TO AGREE
Fail to Make Return In NaasIaaEhtc
Case Against MichiHan
woman.

ALLEGfN Mich. Ian. AFTER .aEIrs
nerr OUT since so Yesterday afternoon. rrs
Jury .n the case Hf NH Mabel NHsHFY.
.rargsd sitb mansIauEurrr through rrE'srf
tHa result 10 fnr I.H.. frHm pH-un.rs ~
rrr nt-ysar-pII rrHf Walter rr IHr.hr
O. while under treatment Us members "f s
mental healing aT.T HrH .4r"rI r.I.U ..a'
% could mot 1gTsr BrI 400 discharged D..
H reported uH F.Hf HlfrHrfH uaf ..H
furr saH trfr', HIk Hni s.. r..
question .f ."#Hfr"n If H rrr s#rHr..
.prInn Hsrr ..Hf N.# NsfHT# sH r#f .~
tried sa.n Prominent H#mHHrs #f F.#
.HfIHE HHrf r.u U"..sEH urrHH s-H
many other places afforded fHF Goa. aH#
fastir-d Me- NaHUrF rsrtr ".
p|arerI NHH HHI .-I .-If THf M
.Is aaHHfHtr-rF I"nr ."HrH a"HH "H
vsu Size NHfIIHH bone .s .r Es.fHH.TrfH
DaI vHsrr H#r Ha"f H .rH"..I ss
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
CASHIER BUYS MINING STOCK
Omcer of Pittsburg Bank Had Mania
and Bought Four Million
shares.

PTTTSBJRG, Pa, June 4.-According to
reports William Montgomery former CASH
Ter of the defunct Allegheny National bank
Of Pittsburg, who Is in jail charged with the
misapplication Of over $4,000 Of the banks
funds, has broken his silence and made
a statement to Robert Lyons, receiver OF
the institution
AS a result of his revelations. It is said
that the bank with small assessment on
the stockholders, will pay all the depositors.
The conference between the receiver and
the cashier is said to have developed the
fact that Montgomery had a mania for
buying stocks OF mines, and Is the owner
of 100000 shares of securities representing
companies whose properties are scattered
along the Pacific coast from South America
to Alaska. Some Of them. It is believed,
may be used ir adding to the assets of the
bank but it is reported many of them rep
resent immense losses over the original
prices.
So far as the work of clearing up the
affairs of the bank has progressed. there
is now on hand $4,000 in cash This has
been collected from the holders Of notes
found in the institution when the receiver
took charge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
WALKER FREED IN MEXICO
American EmbezEIer Secures order
from Court In ExtrRditiOn
Case.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. June 4-Thn steamer
-. Dents. which arrived here today from
Ensanada. brought The report that William
T. Walker. the NeW Britain. Conn. banker
arrested Boz Lever california after a long
chase and Who was fighting axtraJ.t'0r.
has won hts case m Mexican courts and
that orders ryr1E.rs the commitment t1
fh~ Ersarraa pus0G NHrr expected OBJ rra."
I-aseuaEa sovr Ir Walker has wH1 .r OH.
4Y.rr .nHrr Hs must rrv var rH# slow
action 1f Nsx..1u courts before H- can -.
r. raF-J Walsrr s wanted Boo Drr~erf.-.r
on f.- srarEs 20 sutrztiHg more r.Br
.s, sf '-r tar.H 90 N-v ErrH.-
aa..rra HHra
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
COMMISSION PLAN PLEASES
John y. MRcNiSar Says New Municipal
Government scheme II n
Success.

John F. MacVicar. one of the commits
sioucrs governing Dcs Moinos under the
new plan and secretary Of the League OF
American municipalities arrived In
Omaha yesterday for the purpose Of
studying public Improvements i'm this
city and for arranging the dates for the
national convention Of tho league I'm
Omaha in the fall lie has conference
this morning with Councilman Zmman
chairman of the council committee. re
glrdinE the convention and later VIII take
drive over the city with the park COM
missioners. lie leaves this evening for
Des Moines.
I so far the commission plan has met
with the utmost approval Of the people
Of Des Moines and l believe we have hit
on the right form of government said
MIR MacNicar. who went on to explain the
Des Moines plan as contrasted with the
Galveston plan. which was the first de-
parture from the usual method Of gov
ernment for municipalities. we have
four commissioners and one mayor,
elected on a nonpartisan ticket paid high
salaries and made absolutely responsible
for their department Appointive depart
ment heads are done away with, the re-
sponsibility is placed and better service
at no more cost is secured"
Dcs Moines, while having much
smaller population than Omaha, covers
fifty-four square miles OF area while
Omaha covers twenty-five. Mr.. MacNiCdr
is in charge Of public works street paw
ing and cleaning, parks and houlevards.
The city Of Des Moines will spend $4,000
in street cleaning this year, the business
men helping out in the \cleaning by hiring
white wings" to clean\ the streets in the
business district while Nhe city eXpends
it's force I'm the alleys.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
STORM WRECKS PEARL FLEET
Disaster Meets LuEEers Engaged in
Jewel Fishing on West
Australia.

VICTORIA, 3. c., June 4-The Canadian
Australia liner Mauanaka has arrived here,
bringing news Of the destruction Of the
pearling fleet IN a typhoon off West Aus
traua. involving the loss ot forty luggers
and 20 lives twenty being whites
The disaster 10 the fleet of pearling lug
gers occurred near Thursday island a
typhoon striking the fleet Just as II was
starting for the pesrling grounds, scatter
ing the vessels completely wrecking some
and driving otreyF ashore. About twenty
Australian peari"ys were lost. other VIC
and kanakas.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
STRUCTURAL MATERIALS DOWN
IL is Conceded Prices VIII soon he
Lower on Many Kinds of
Steel.

PITTSBURG. Pa. June 4.-Following the
reduction in prices OF steel bars, 81 a ton.
local makers of iron bars have reduced
prices Of iron bars for Pittsburg, West
Virginia, northern and eastern Ohio and
western New York to the basis of $40
plus the freight while for points west of
the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad
which also includes the Chicago district
the price was fixed at s1S5, which would
make the price Of iron bars S153 delivered
in the Chicago district.
II is now conceded that structural mater
iaI plates, black and galvanized sheets
pipe and possibly tin plate will be reduced
in price this month
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
WEAK SPOT IN RIVER LEvEE
LaBorers Rashed 60 Place aud Every
Effort Made Co stop
Water.

NEW ORLEANS. June a weak spot
has been found boz the Mississippi river
lgrro north ~ hero az Hyneua plantation
lu So Charles parish. uu tho vrst hank a,
tHs river Two hundred Iaborars have bsrn
rushed t0 the spot and last niEht l train
load Hf sacks t1 ne filled with dr and
piled 1u r.e ieree vaa cont from H.r.
While .He water .s not unusually H.Eh. Yrf
BE- H close rH fHe cop Hf trr .rsse ana Has
ur.H st rH.s Htsr f0r such b prHrruc.s.I
ported tHat undermining and other so1ks1-
.rsH fra uHIuE slgIaufy EatrHed 'HT Hs
tho stale Tuaufrfs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
FEDERAL GRAND JURY BUSY
FsHeI az -. Paul Returns Bills
Cbarztaa Nisnse Of Mails
Rnd Perjury.

ST PAUL Mimi. Jun" A-The federal
srant jury ret1rred three indictments
against James L. Loverins publisher of the
NAL order Monthly and 't Successful Asri-
culture. charging h'm with using the malls
for the purpose ot promoting "a lottery and
a scheme .o fr.rild
An indictment eAars.ag .Ie Mesii use
% -1" mails vas returned AGAINST samuel
a Phillips promoter of The 81 Paul a
Seattle r'INaE several weeks ago Tho
r's''f.'e department issued ' fraud order
fs''ns' several concerns with which De IS
1n..'i Tho Indictment returned today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
BOYS FACE MURDER CHARGE
nsnrhsr shat hy NounA uatdaps "a
Mountains ufrs 20 Wts
fuiurtUs.

gHEAr FNLIs uo1t. June t-VWiam
HrurHrH f"r Augusta rHrrEfr wHH sac
sH"f HH ."H r"F bandits .n .He H#IHur Hf fH#
Montana q IfrHf N#rfHrrr safurtar HIE.f
disi frIs morning fs h rFr.If 1f His .uIur.rs
Tra s.unF HHIfurf WHsana. iafrr. Ursa.
grI and RandsI rsHFas m Yaara from
Is fo lh must face a .rtrEr ri murder i1
lha nIsi dtETtd 4nder tla Montana ias
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
ttidat. June e. tD0s.
THE wEATHER.

FOR OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
NtC1NtTY-Fair and cooler Friday
FOR NEBRASKA-P Partly cloudy Friday;
cooler
FOR IOWA-Partlv cloudy. with showers
and thunderstorms In east and central por-
tions Friday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
SPORT.

Results .of tle ball games:
Lincoln vs.. Omaha
4-5-Pueblo Va. Sioux City-3-4.
l2-DenNer vs. Des Moirts--l.
Chicago VS. Boston,
6-Pittsburg vs.. Philadelphia-3.
st Louis VS. New York-5.
6-CinCinnati VS. Brooklyn.
lO-Cleveland VS. New York.
Boston vs. Detroit
2-t--St. Louis vs.. ChicagO-l-2.
9-Toledo vs.. Indianap0lis-5
kansas city VS.. Milwaukee,.
Page 9
coMmEACIAL AND IEDUsrRIAL.
Live stock markets. Pager
Grain markets Page
stocks and bonds. Page 2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
oMEsTIC.
Page l

Cashier Montgomery Of the failed Pitts
burg bank bought 100000 shares Of min
ing stock with money of the depositors.
Page 1
Maniac at Minneapolis shoots man.
Page 1
Anti tuberculosis congress is in session
at St Louis Page 2
Price of structural materials will follow
bar steel in reduction. Page
Congressman Laning of Ohio is held on
a charge Of conversion Of funds Page l
Oliver p. Belmont is critically i'll in
New York Page l
Senator Long of Kansas says the forlna-
tion of the platform for the republicans
will be an easy task. Page
Senator Allison will have over 1000 ma
jorty over Governor Cummins. Page l
Minneapolis grain men, once freed, were
reindicted by the grand jury. Page l
FOREIGN.
Effort TO assassinate Major Alfred Drey-
fus, made by an adherent of the military
party in France, fails, but rouses the
French people to a frenzy. Page
Embezzler Walker it Is said, is freed
from captivity in Mexico Page 1
Crown Prince of Servia creates sensa-
tion in Europe by ordering bombs for
Montenegro people Page 2
NEBRAsKA.
Contract for prison labor continued until
June II, after which date broom company
must pay more or get out Page 3
Eagles elect officers and vote to meet
next year in Benson. Page 3
| LOCAL.
| Dr. George l. Miller writes a letter de-
claring $4,000 fund which Mayor Dahl
man admits receiving from the east Tor
use in the Nebraska campaign four years
ago is not at all without precendent. lie
says a fund Of from $4,000 TO $4,000
was squeezed from Marcus Daily and
others ten years ago and brought into
the state for similar purpose. Page 5
Sale by the Union Pacific Of $4,000 900
bonds caused belief that work will be be-
gun on headquarters building and on line
construction. Page 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05
COMMERCIAL AND IEDUsrH1AL.

MOVEMENTS or OCEAN sTEAMsHIPs
EIT- Arrived. sailed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-05

Contract for prison labor continued until
June Il, after which date broom Compan.
must pay more or get out Page
Eagles elect officers and vote to NEE
next year in Benson. Page
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
Pellets New Cruiser,

A. NJ. Pellets new boat which was
launched couple of weeks ago, was on
the ways at the shipyard Monday to re-
ceive coat of copper paint. Mr.. Pei
let says she comes up fairly we'll to his
expectations in regard to speed making
between ten and eleven miles, which will
probably run to eleven or better in the
future. although Mr.. Pellet is not q after
speed especially, building the boat for
cruising purposes more particularly.
The launch is all cyp,ess. 81 feet long
by s. foot beam, and has for motor
power Grant-Ferris l8 horsepower
eEgiue She has a closed cabin forward,
containing two bcrths. galley and toilet
room. An awning will be used over the
after part Of the boat. She promises to
be both very comfortable and speedy
boat for the purpose for which she was
built. She still lacks some of the fir :
ishing touches for completion, but Mr..
Pellet will soon have her ship shape in
all respects.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
|DAY1ONA CATCHING
Lame, HALT BLIND.
: = Z
Don't Give Indiscriminately, But
See That The Applicant is
Worthy of Help.
z = =

The lame, the halt and the blind are
pouring into Florida by scores and Day
tona is catching big percentage "f the
unfortunates. You can't turn "A deaf
ear and q cold stare upon every nppli-
cant for assistance. but you ought in
very many cases.
Among those seeking contributions is
one in the garb of the "American" Sal
walton Army. The Salvation Army has
been Of great worth to the unf"rtnna tes
Of many cities. but there are scores of
persons throughout the country now
taking advantage of the organization
for purely selfish ends and the cities are
drawing the line on them.
The American Salvation Army
which has no connection with Booths
noble institution: has been driven out Of
many cities. and only last week was told
BY the jacksonville authorities to "move
on"
Daytona may take pattern with jus
tice to herself. Ascertain before yo,
make contributions whether you are Civ
ing to the worthy. the needy.
All the states have elcemosynary insti-
stutions which care for their unfortun,
ates and the Sc unfortunates have no bus
iness touring the country, sightseeing
at the expense Of the people in thei
wake.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
VOLUSIA II Be There
WITH THE GOODS
: = Z
County of Fine People, Fine Pro.
ducts, Fine Cities and Fine
Scenery.

The Jacksonville papers are booming
the fair they are arranging for that city
in January and think they will be able
to make their exhibits of character in
dicative of the tremendous growth and
development of the State. Jacksonville
does nothing in a small way. and II
there is any weak point in the fair they
are arranging it will be through no lack
Of effort on her part.
Speaking of Volusia county's part in
the fair, the Times Union says:
"And then comes Volusia county.
This is one of the banner counties il
Florida, and has q large number oi
famous resort cities and town, which
will vie with each other for the best ex'
hibit. Volusia will be there, and ths
cities Of Daytona, Seabreexe. Daytons
Beach, DeLand, Ormond and other.
will all have splendid exhibits to rlacs
in this county's space Volusia vii
have wider variety of exhibits thar
some Of the counties further south, ant
those exhibits will be eye-openers to tn.
manv thousands of visitors who will in
spect them"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16

The Daytona Auto Transit Go.
will put an auto bus on a regular
schedule tomorre W between this
city and Seabreeze and Daytona
Beach. Leaving City Hall at 8 am.
regular trips will be made every
fifty minutes, north on Beach street
to Central bridge, thence to the
Clarendon and Seaside Inn. return
ing by Peninsula Drive and South
bridge to the starting point.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
SEVERAL EN STREETS
RECEIVE ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Ivy Lane and Myrtle Ave. Lighted
For First Time-Cottage Ave.
lghted Again.

The hesrt Of the Mayor Of Ivy Lane
swelled with pride Tuesday evening
when the electric current was turned on
and that picturesque thoroughfare was
bsilljhntly Illuminated for the first time
BY artificial means. Mayor Spring now
feels there h little more to be desired
for Ivy Lane. With the electric cur
rent doing duty at night and the
Daily News throwing daily light upon
the Lane the acme Of completeness has
about been reached.
Myrtle avenue also received light
from the electric current for the first
time Tuesday evening and the incan.
descent system was again installed on
Cottage avenue, much to the delight Of
the good people Of that closely built
section.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16

}. M. SaiIeat. : Dayosna Wln1or
vis,ter. Il Psstnas1sr .
Wawasoo. 1nl.


Dayton. Is entertaining - .. -ujaese
guest. n. Sargent. Of Wauasse, lnd..
on beautiful Wawasee Lake. Wa&aaae
has . winter populatioa q jsss thaa -
souls: q summer populatioo a froa
three to five thousand.
Mr.. Sargent finds that - . winter ~
sort Daytona can duplicate aay pse-
formance Wawasee q . SUMMER g1ooet
can do and while his resort = eAfning
notoriety for one charaetesistje faatoEo
Daytona is driving sScosasfully toward
Others quite diameerically opposed.
A AKA foot post Office such - o,Eveo
his constituents at WaWaeee would
hardly be adequate here but . -four
times four foot lobby b daily packed
with eager faces watching for messages
from the folks back 1t the Old hons.
1t will interest Daily News readers 10
see picture of the smallest postolkce
in the United States. Il not I'll ths
world so it is presidented herewith for
your delectation.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16

1l,srs i aeoais,1k asd psayev i
slne quarters a Midway. 6ne u Day.
ton4,s colossd sahurhe, ov1e ueied seve.
lAttqos ciai1,rd for 6-ysaslold he4so
child. D4rktown = siirrsd from Fever
Hollow = the r,ee- 6eids. and from TIE
big ditch 70 The speargras.
sefious-Iaeed .'cullud pnrsons" are
observed q quiet clusters discussing the
unfatAomatla my,tery, and there b .
hush and solemnity that tell how deeply
they are stirred.
It seems from report. gathered from
the citizens that the 6-yeas-old child a
John Thompson. of Midway, i receiv-
ing visits about dusk every day from Z
supernatural intelligence, which putt
unusual language on tho child's tongue
aud remarkable visions before his eyes
This Is the reason that Green street.
Midway. Is q loadstar for some. while
others flee from it ~ they would from q
patter-roller.
It is reported that Tuesday, . weeh
ago, this precocious youngster told his
mother that an angel came to him with
q message for saints and for sinnera He
described this ETHEREAL visitor - bearing
light ON it, forehead, . light in oo<
hand and . flaming sword In the othel
hand.
Every afternoon the child exclaiml
exuberantjy and dramatically, 'here il
comes, here it comes!'
The child is predicting the end Of the
world, and as Midway is good enough
for the darkies, they are wonderfully
wrought up, and are making hasty
preparations. With the popu1ace fever.
ishlv excited It wouldn't be safe for 4
comet to brush it tail too close to Green
street or for an Rrolite to scintillate ia
the circumambient heavens.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
Count BOni Backs Down.
(By United Press

BY United Press1
PARIS, Dec. l6.-Count Boni De
DeCastellane today announced the with
drawal of his demand for alimony from
his former wife. the Princess DeSagan.
He now asks for the children only, and
no money for their support.
Today's renunciation of alinony
renders it impossible for Boni to ask for
money from his former wife at any time
in the future.
Maitre Bonnet today resumed his ar
gument for BOni in the latter's suit to
get possession of the children.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
THIRTEEN
MINERS
KILLED,
Fire Damp In Hungarian Mine Ex-
| .plodes With Fatal Results
Many Entombed.
THE EXACT NUMBER NOT KNOWN,

VIENNA, AUSTRIA, Dec. 16.-By
the explosion Of fire damp in the Do
man coal mine near Resiezea, Hungary,
today, thirteen miners are known to
have lost their lives, while many more
are ontombed The exact number that
were in the mine at the time of the ex-
plosion is unknown
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
.0mkt1A
@a#;

The Toilet articles Won see adver-
tised or those you are told about,
are quite apt to be here waiting for
you when YOU want them. Our line oil
Beauty Goods is the larges. in
town.
Call and see what nice line we
have.
HAWKINS, The Druggist,
AT T11E PLACE
Where voameia- Meets Reach.