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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

Albany--A Hindoo can never be-
come a citizen of the United States.
This Is a ruling Of the Bureau of Nat
uralization of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor on a test case
from circuit court OF Linn county.
Early this year David Son Kehar
and Sham Wassan, two Hindoo labor
ers in sawmlll at Crawfordsville,
Linn county, applied to County Clerk
]. w. Miller to Ale declara7S,>ns of In
tention to become citizens. Their re-
quest was at first refused In spite OF
the fact that an attorney who rep
resented them presented authorities
TO prove native Of India was O
member of the Arysn race and con-
sequently a white person" within
the meaning OF the naturalization
laws.
Miller communicated with the de-
partment at Washington, after which
the declarations were taken. Dupii
cate copies of the declarations were
forwarded to Washington and orders
have been received to revoke the dec
larations OF Kehar and Wassan.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
CRAPPER.

Rev. Phil Arnold, of The DHlles, a
minister of the Christian and Mis-
sioDary Alliance, preached at the Oak
Grove hall on last Sunday evening.
On Friday afternoon, August %,
Miss Bert a Gamewell entertained o
party OF her young friends at the
home nf her grandmother, Mrs. John
son, in celebration OF her tenth birth
day. Refreshments we're served and
the usual games suitable for such CO.
casions were enjoyed Thuse who
were present were: Misses Elpha and
Laura Hoskins, Mary Horn, Helen
and Leta Martin, Alice McCuIdy,
Ililja Hooker, Mildred Crapper, Ber
tina Gamewell and liza Nichols and
Master Carroll Smith.
s. } Hersher, of near Hood River,
attended church at Oak Grove ball on
last Sunday evening.
PHI. and X. D Martin returne d
from their trip to the coast last week.
While On his way homo p. Ii called
upon our Old friend and neigbbor, j.
}. Jordnn, Of North Yamhill. Joe is
II former Crapperte aud with bis
usual courtesy took 7. II. arouD | to
SEQ the various points OF interest in
that vicinity They made special
visit to the large apple orchard be
longing to Mr.. Lownsdale. If any
other of Mr.. Jordan S old Hood River
friends will be pleased to call on him
be will extend to them them same
courtesy.
Miss Ann Pregge returned iiom
Portland last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. }. A. English on
Thursday, September 3, at 2 p. IN.
This being the first business meeting
for the fall tull attendance is desir-
able Light refreshments will be
served
On Wednesday evening, August 26,
reception was given to the newly
weds, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 9. Junt2en and
Mr. and Mis-. Herman Pregge, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. McCurdy
by the young people of the neighbor-
hood Mrs, MCCurdy, the hostess,
was ably assisted Ey Mesdames Eng
lish and Nichols. Refreshments W re
served on the lawn, which was heauti-
fully Illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms. The tables we're elaborately
decorated with sweetpeas and Oregon
grape leaves There WIS also large
bonfire ON the side lawn around which
the guests enjoyed themselves aud
each other after the usual manner of
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

Tillamook-R. w. Watson, pro-
prietor OF the McMinnville- -Tillamook
auto-stage line, nearly lost his life
last week by being precipitated into
Trask river from the high bridge that
spans the river at this place. 1t was
only through the presence OF mind Of
Andy Nolan, a Tillamook real estate
agent, that he was saved. Nolan
grabbed Watson just as he fell from
the bridge by his linen duster, and
tugged desperately at his 210 pounds
Of weight, Watson meanwhile swing
Ing In the air
Watson was In the automobile
when he met buggy. The horse
backed completely of the bridge. but
the buggy was caught and prevented
from falling by the timbers OF new
bridge alongside being built. In as
sisting the rig TO rights Watson slip
ped and would have fallen 40 feet
but for the quick action OF Nolan.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
| EVENTS IN OREGON
Scientific Farm Methods Shown.

Scientific Farm Methods shown.
Portland. elaborate than
any similar trein ever run over a
railroad In the Pacific Northwest will
be the farming demonstration train
to be operated through the VILLA
mette Valley by the Southern Pacific
Company In October, just announced
by r. b. Miller, general freight agent
for the Hartman lines In this terri
tory. The train will be run under
the direction OF the Oregon Agricul-
tural College, and DR.. James Witty
combe, director OF the Oregon Ex-
pertinent Station. will be In charge
He will have q number OF assistants,
and lectures and demonstrations will
be given that are calculated to i'm.
prove farming conditions and meth
ods.
A striking feature OF the train will
be a number of dairy cows that will
be carried in special freight cars and
housed In patent stalls. These ami
mails will be high-class dairy COWS
and they will be MIXED at various
stations by a compressed air milking
machine that will be demonstrated
to the farmers The milk will be
run through separators carried on
the train and the various processes
Of dairying will be shown.
The cows will show the farmers
the best types of dairy cattle and
their proper care will be impressed
upon the farmers by object lessons
There will bo a number OF cars
given over to exhibits OF various
kinds that will be highly interesting
to the farmers. Modern agricultural
implements OF every sort will occupy
one ear. An exhibit OF grains and
grasses will be carried. Material for
horticultural instruction, showing
the best methods Of budding, graft
ing, pruning, spraying AMI packing
fruit, will be carried, and a special
series of object lessons will be given
to show the farmers how to pack
fruit commercially.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
One Dollar for Wcrmy Apple.

IorgeDseu, Marion county orch
ardist, defes Fruit Inspector Arm
strong to find Wormy apple on his
farm, says the Oregon journal. In
fact he sent a written communication
to the fruit inspector last week otter
ing him 81 for every wormy apple
that could be found in his orchard.
The letter is as follows:
"Salom, Ore Aug. q, 1908 Mr.
Armstrong Dear Sir: If you should
meet anyone who does not believe in
the efficiency of thorough spraying
send them cut hero and | will con
vince them. sprayed three times
with afsenate of lead and | believe |
have killed the last worm. | will pay
anyon, 81 for every wormy sppe they
can find on any o. my trees. Would
like to have you Try your luck at 1t
Respectfully yours,
&c N Jorgensen,
"Box 80 Route 8. y"
Dick Hollis, Mrs. Frank L Waite
and Mrs. Burroughs. of Cascade Locks,
we're visitors at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. W. Benedict this week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
BELMONT.

Miss Lena lsen berg returned Sun
day from a visit with her sisters at
Portland and Forest Grove.
Edward .SomervilIe, OF The Dslles,
came tuesday and will visit with bis
uncle and family, W. G. Somerville,
few days.
Miss Pearl Blay lock leaves Thursday
tor Grass Valley. where she will visit
with her siste Mrs Aiken, for a
few days and then will 20 to her
school at Wamic.
The Ladies' Aid will hold 10 cent
tea at the home OF MIR aud Mis-.
Church Wednesday evening Every
ono invited.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
Prohi Candidate to Speak In Oregon

Portland, Or. Sept. l.-Prohibi-
ton candidate for President Eugene
w. Chain will open the campaign for
his party In Oregon next Friday, af-
ter concluding q tour of Washington.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
Debs to Make Addresses.

Portland-Eugene V. Debs. Social
fist candidate for President, will reach
Portland in his Red Special" cam
paign train Monday, September IL.
and deliver an address that night.
Mr.. Debs is accompanied by A. II.
Simons, editor of the Chicago Daily
Socialist. This special train consists
of four cars, decorated with oil paint
ings, bunting and slogans of the So
cialist party.
Mr.. Debs will! spend two days In
Oregon. He will enter the state
from California Sunday, September
13, holding meetings that day at Ash
land, Medford and Grants Pass. The
following day half-hour meetings will
be conducted at Roseburg, Eugene.
Albany, Salem. Woodburn and Ore
gon City, in addition to the night
meeting in Portland.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
Mari Il. phplnS.

Mrs Mary E wife of j B, Phelps,
died at Vancouver, Wash, Friday,
August q. The body WAS brought to
this city Saturday and funeral SER
vices held Sunday afternoon in the
chapel CT Nichols undertaking estab
lishment. The services we're conduct
ed by Rev. j. G. Gilmore and inter
ment was in Idlowitde cemetery.
Mrs Phelps vas born at Manor,
Wash, end was married to Mr.. Phelps
at Hood River on August l6. 1903.
She is survived by Ter husband, three
children, her patents, two sisters end
three broth
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
NOTICE
To Land Owners in Hood
River Valley

That the unde, signed has leased the
Crowell Brick Book now occupied by
the Butler Banking Company and others,
for three years, occupancy to begin as
,oon as the Hall Block is completed,
which will be completed about January
lst, next shall occupy the ground
floor, including the ank vault, for my
office and wish to notify property own
ers in Hood River Valley and City that
have hundreds of deeds, mortgages
and other valuable papers in the differ
ent chains Of titles of Hood River land
that they can come and get on applica-
tion by receipting for same.
also wish to state that the upper
floor of said building will be for rent as
soon as it is vacated by the present
tenants.
rnup, rs .un ssrunrnCnn
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
TeO High fur Medf0rd.

DR.. f. e. Puge returned yesterday
from visit 20 the Hood River coun-
try. The country looked good to
him, but there is net enough of it
aud opportunities for investment
there do not begin to reach those III
the Rogue liver valley--henCe, while
that country looks good to him, the
Rogue river vailay looks better Laud
values, he says. there aIe "wsy yon-
der" as compared with ours Nothing
at oil uncommon to zee two year old
orchard there sell for $500 TO SiOO an
acre, while a six year Old orchard
easily brings $1,000 to Sl3uO, -Medf
Mail.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby gived that the undersigned
has been nominated aud appointed Executor
of the estate Of Ellen r. Silliman, deceased, by
the County Court of Hood River County,
Stat of Oregon, and all persons having
claims against said estate are requested ana
and notified to present them, duly verified,
to the undersigned at the Office of the Butler
Banking G, mpany, Hood River, Ore, within
six 90 month from the date OF first ublica-
ton hereof
First publication August 9th, 1905.
TRUMAN BUTLER, Executor
i. II. Han twig, Alto ney for Estate. a27 s2i
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03

young folks. Both of the young brides
and q ooms received the hearty con-
gratulations of all present. BothMessIs.
Jantzen and Pregge are thriving and
industrious young farmers and had
comfortable homes already prepared
ior their fair brides They are we'll
known and highly esteemed citizens,
and are starting in life with fair pros
poets. They enjoy the respect and
confidence of the entire community.
"May every blessing earth can give
Around them cluster while they
live;
Riches, love and every Joy
Their portion be without alloy. "
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, safe,
easy. pleasant, sure, little liver pills.
Sold by Keir * CaSs.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-09-03
NOTICE.

To Br, al Customers of the Hood
River Bakery.
Until We have constr ucted neG
oven, Which we expect TO build so N,
We will not deliver any more bread.
We will, however. have constantly on
hand ut our store opposite the build.
ing of he Davidson Fruit Co., fresh
wheat and rye bread daily, also all
kinds of cakes, cookies, doughnuts,
cinnamon rolls. and everything in the
bakery line. Wedding aud party
cakes made to order, Phone l4l.
Hood River Bakery.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
OIL FIRE NEAR PiTTsBURG.
Six Men Are Painfully Burned Fight.
ing Blazing Stream.

Pi'tsburP, Pa. 1900 Six men were
painfully burned while fighting a pc.
culiar fire at G%lcnfeld, near this city.
while wOrkH"n were connecting the
pines Of the STANDARD OH Co, one OF
the pipes sprung Il leak and IA large
quantity Of OH flowed into a stream
running through the town. The oil
on the water was ignited and almost
instantly "A stream OF flames was flow.
ing through the town.
Six buildings were destroyed and
for "A time II was feared most OF the
Ipwn would be burned, as the only
water with which to fight the fire was
IN the creek under the flames.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
RACE WAR
WOMAN CHOKED BY NEGRO TO
AvENCE LYNCHINC.
ARMED WHITES PATROL STREETS
Captured, and Ja,I Now Is ~Surrounded
by Angry Pensacola
Whites.

Mobile. Ala Reports from Pen
sacOIa Friday morning sat" 'ha'
on" of the mos serious outbreaks" IN
the history OF Florida Is in progress
there. following u brutal attack on
Mrs. Ed MOdair, who was cDOkod into
uHconsciOnsnesa by a negro, who wa 3
later captured and lodged IN the jan
there.
Armed whites. 80 report says, filled
III" streets at dawn Friday and an AZ
tack ON the jail Is mom"ntaTlly "H'
pc'tcd. II IL also reported that at
tacks hay" already begun on the No.
gro quarter Of III" town, and that n
least ON" H'@Iu mas been shot 10 d"aiI.
III" attack on Mrs. MUdair waa til"
result 81 . lynching by a mob Of
wh!iCH there recently.
"Tnia Is IN" way v" answer lynch
crs," the negro said az h" chok"d III"
woman
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
AFTER THE NORTHWEST.
Democrats &c Make Fight to Bring
Il Their Way.

chicagO-h fight 10 swing the
northwestern state MO The Demo.
cratic column Ii being outlined
by the Democratic national commit
tee and Chairman Mack is cOnlrinplni.
ing "A trip to the west to rally the
leaders Of th" party alOLg the Pacific
coast TO vigorous action.
Reports received at Democratic
headquarters her" indicate, III" lead
cr8 say. that Montana and other
states in ihe mountain region form
a promising baiIl" ground for H."
Democrats. John 81. Atwood, head
Of the speakers bureau. said Sunday
night that h" had been prepared ~
send many well knOwn speakers into
III" northwestern territory to wap" =
lively campaign in every dcbalabl"
district.
Chairman Mack expects to make his
western trip during 'hc latter part O:
September.
National Committeeman Martin !.
Wad" Of Iowa len her" Sunday nigh
for buffalo, whrI" h" will open ~"
national campaign Monday night IN
Sew York state with "A speech under
Tia" auspices of the national commit.
tee
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Auto Goes Over Bank.

Vincennes, lnd.-Whiie out In his
automobile Sunday night. DR., AIOn-
10 Mcdowell OF F'rcelands lost con.
troll and pitched over a high en-
bankment. The 7.year-Old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Goltlleb Os'erhag and
Oscar Mcdowell, the rs ycar-Old Son
Of DR.. Mcdowell. were caught under
the cur and killed. Mrs. Ostcrhay'B
right arm was broken and she was
internally injured. Mr.. Osterhag and
Dr. Mcdowell were uniDjured.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Canada's National Park Menaced.

Winnipeg, Manitoba = The forest
fires which ragged around Fernie
have spread ia Canada's national park
district near Bann, IN Spray valley.
The fire burned iicrcely on the heights
OF Goat mountain this week and great
clouds Of smoke arose. Supt. Hunter
Of the park reports that, though the
fire was burning Oh the upper slopes
Of Goat mountain, the government
gang OF men had the fire in the val
ley under control. Tuesday night at
several points on the mountain, eight
miles away. fire was visible near the
top.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Body Packed in Trunk.

Camden, y. 1.-The body Of "A
concealed in a raviuc along n IOa'
near Mount Ephraim. about six miles
outside Of this city Sunday. a party
Of picnick"rH Gn a farm, while s""k-
Ing water in q rayin", came arroso
the trunk, tied with ropes and hair
buried in the undciRrOwth beneath
the breast Of q steep bank and, on
raising the lid, found the body tight.
~ wcdgcd in and packed IN straw anG
old newspapers. over the features
was a Philadelphia newspaper Of the
issue Of Nov. 10, 1901.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
hkFlD MEETS DEFEAT.
Sultan Of Record Announces Victory
over Usurping Ruler.

Tangir'. y wireless dispatch re
c"iy"d from Abi EIrtziz. IN" suI.
tan Of recon- announcing the vic
tory u; his troops Dvfr The troops NJ.
dor Mulai lIahd. the usurpinp sultan,
In al engagement which was fought
recently during III" march toward Mo
rocco tj'y states that IA" defeat Of
ia" enemy was complete. Jh" luy. rs
Of ia" adA'r"uts OF NIldi Iiaiil ar"
estimated a. 200 iiIl"d and 500 wuuuI
ed IN irHm"us" amount Of bpD'y,
,uolug,f. Il lHr"c Number OF cattle,
ga. 'daIr,'l ~" booty was 81
aIoi, Thar ~" vi''Ois w"r" oblir"l
~ ~ Il, Il qua.'rl u IL" market
II.t' ?" sci ria ~ y
ibd IL iI,h. - IT," lead Of "A column.
3rf,%''d 81 p,laula ll.1o. "Lu wrre
sufrilr" NiuIa! Itafd. killing 80
III! the l,,A".roa auG taking 200 prIs,
gnn,.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
NEGROES AMBUSH OFFICERS.
Oklahoma Citizens Rush TO Scene and
Race War Is Feared.

Chandler, Okla.-SheriK l.. +.
Marion aud Deputy Sheriff Chas.
Parker Of Lincoln county were am.
pushed By "A crowd of sixteen negroes
in a negro neighborhOOd ana both
were ghOt.
They wer" driving In n buggy when
they were fired upon by the negroes.
II Is reported that one negro was
killed and another fatally wounded
before the shooting ceased.
II IL not known here how serious
the wounds received by The officers
are. but 1t Is reported that they may
prove fatal. Large parties OF citizens
are proceeding to the scene OF the
shooting and a serious race war is
anticipated.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
MAcHINlsTs VOTE TO STRIKE.
lake Shore & Michigan Southern EN-
ployes Dislike Piece Work.

Cleveland. ohio - Following IL"
d"5ir" Tor an repression from the ma
Ciiuists "mI lOycd by III" Iak" Shrr"
" Michigan southern railwh} upon III"
adyisabilil5 Of striking II piece work
Is continued tn" 300 men employed
here yUt"d IN favor OF a strike Thurs
day. Votes Of m%aChinists were east
also in Tu!rdo, Eikhart and other
LAX" Shor" towns where shops ar"
maintained The Cleveland wOrItmen
tool the middl" ground, however, ana
viii favor piece work, it Is said, "
thee Is no discrimination.
II" matter Of striking finally VIII
be referred 10 the unions executive
committee. II Is expected however,
hat all picc" work viii be forbidden
By the union after Sept. !.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
TAFT TUMsLEs OFF HORSE.
Animals Knees Fail While Carrying
Candidate Down Mountain.

Hot Springs. Va.-Ju1ge William
Taft had Il fall from his horse on
Tuesday afternoon and narrowly eS-
capped serious injury, II not death. He
was riding down a mountain road
some four miles from the hotel at Hot
Springs when the horses knees gave
way and TAFT was pitched to the
ground.
The horse was not going at a rapid
rate. and The candittte aliEhted upon
his hands and knees. beyond a few
bruises, which are not vigiblc, and .
vigorous shaking.np, TAFT was none
the WOrs" for his fall.
Gen. Clarcnc" Edwards. who was
here when tho accident happened, Is
now In Washington trying to get Taft
another horse. II Is not likely he Will
trust himself upon the same horse
again.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
EXPLOSION ON BOAT
BOILER BLOWS UP AND kiLlo
ONE AND INJURIES MANY.
EXTRA STEAM WAS PUT ON
Craft Behind Time Was Carrying .
Crowd to Attend .
Circus.

Traverse Ciiy. Mich.-Thc boiler
OF the steamer Ieclanau exploded
Monday morning while the boat
was 90 route from Leland to Founc",
on Carp Lake. with abon, 81 passon.
gers aboard. many Of whom wei" on
their way TO attend q circus.
The dead: Mrs. Isabel La Ii0nic,
81 years old. Traverse City
The injured John Hartung. lie.
land dying.
Russell Mills, Ann ArbOr. scaldcd
about head; condition critical.
Stanley Mills, Ann Arbor. scaldeh
seriously.
a. B cook, Traverse CITY. scaldci.
Miles Atwood. Leland, slightly
scald"d.
Richard St"r"ns. Leland, scaId"i
Mrs Ralph Hastings. Trav"rs" CITY,
badly injured.
Ralph hastings. city treasurer. ira.
verse cIty. scaldc1.
Tn" steamer vas behind time. and
Engineer Hardy states the boiler was
'hi''I'b 'I''' Wv b''iih7 VI S'''HI w
incr"ag" IA" 3pceh. The boat reached
Il point opposite bingham when III"
boiler "yploi"d The fore" Of The
blast demolished the pilot house.
Tn" LAX" il more than 80 miles
down the eastern cOast Of LAX" Mich
igan from W"qn"tOnsing. Pctosll"y
and Harhur Springs. IA group on sam
m"r resorts visited by many 81 Louis.
ans.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Archie Must Settle.

Oyster iIay.-Because he carved
his initials and the name Of his
tutor, W. H. Parker, on the back nf
his fathers pew, Archie Roosevelt IL
In disgrace with President ItOosc welt
and in t.oub!e with Charles Scclcy, the
sexton OF Christ Episcopal Church,
which the President attends, When
the President discovered yesterday
what Archie had done. he rcprOycd his
sCn sharply and took away from him
his knife, "A new u presented by
Parker.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Canadian Pacific Has a Fire.

Winnipeg, Man.-The Canadian Pa
cifc railways engine house and
four locomotives at MlDnedOsa,
Man, were destroyed by fire sun
day afternoon. Minn"hOsa Is 100
miles northwest OF here on the YORK.
ton branch. The freight ONCE. roll.
ing stock and elevators wei" alsp
destroyed. M%innednsa IL a division
point and the fire occurring AT this
,pcasOn will seriously affect traffc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
HAND VICTIM
RICH ITALIAN IS TAKEN FROM
elcYcLE AND SHOT.
YOUNG GIRL SEES the TRAGEDY
Cousin OF Victim 10 Held by Long
island Poliee-CIew Found
IN Letters.

New housekeeping from b
at Lincoln road and NOstrand
avenue. Flatbush. early Thursday. q
band Of Black Hand mch dragged PIE
trO Barilla, a rich hotel man OF Wood
haven, l.. l., from his bicycle and shot
and stabbed him to death before the
eyes Of a girl and Il man, who saw
every move Of the assassins.
The police have arrested Antonio
del Mario, cousin Of the dead man,
who is known to have been with him
just before the murder.
Mildred Busch, - years old, saw the
killing, as did also a man who hap.
pened to be passing the spot. Exam.
incd by the police, they said they saw
the band Of men leap from the bushes
az BarIlla rode by IN his wheel.
His Body 10 RiddIed.
When the alarm was given and the
reserves from the FIatbush station re.
sponded, they found Barilla In the
road. literally shot and stabbed to
pieces.
That the killing was not for the pur.
pose Of robbery was plain from the
fact that the dead mans clothing con
tanned Il gold watch and a large sum
OF money. Several letters in Italian
were in his pockets, some Of them
with the characteristic red Ink OF the
Black Hand.
The police believe the same band
who hacked to pieces a man shOril,
after Christmas and dumped his body
near the scene OF Barllla'B aHsaSsina-
ton are responsible or this crime.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-08-20
Makes q Whaling Record.

Victoria. ~. C.-rhe worlds rec.
ord for a weeks catch by any
last week by the Kynquot station.
10 which 20 whales were taken by
the steam whaler ~. Lawrence. The
bes, catch known heretofore WAS 2.,
a record also made by the 81 Law.
The Kyuquot station has taken
234 whales since the season began.