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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-13
CHELSEA.

Nomination papers for Walter H.
Evans and Erdis l.. bacon for town re-
preventative have been filed In the town
clerks of'icc,--Mr. and Mrs rfed a. oru-
way and Mr.. md Mrs Charles A. pens-
more are spending the week ~ I"k'
M"reN' Mr. and Mrs l.ouis i''hs'h"re
OF Boston are spending a Vaoa'on WIN
his mother, Mrs. Dennis pensnore' ana
sister. Mrs. o. Fay Auen-congressman
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

The ladies' Crescendo club. which was
organized in 1888. celebrated it's 10th ami
versarv August II at Hotel Melendy. Miss
Marion Cornell was pianist and G. D.
Griswold. violinist. Selections were sung
by Miss Mary 1sagg Mrs. NJ A. Shaver
kand G. S Cornell and n duett by G. s.
cornell ana Mrs. NJ. a. Shaver. A poem
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BELVuDERE

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Potter of Bur-
Iington are spending their vacation with
friends here,-Mrs. A. NJ. Shatt1lck IL
passing a week with her son. r. o. Shat
tuck in Burlington,
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Continued ON Page I2y
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-03-20
FIRE BOYS DO SPLENDID
WORK.
One of Watertown's Best Institutions Sustains
Severe Loss by Fire.

About four o'clock Thursday morning
the fire alarm aroused some of the Sleep
ing citizens of this city. The fire de-
partment responded promptly to the call
and upon arriving at the scene of the
fire which was in the Watertown Carb-
onating Company's building, were un-
able for few moments to determine the
exact location OF the fire as the entire
building WAS enveloped in one thick veil
of sitting black smoke. However, it
did not take the boys very long to make
up their minds as to where the fire was
located, and they Immediately entered
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-03-20

the building and commenced to play
several lively streams of water on the
flames and soon had the fire under
control.
The damage to the building and ma
terial belonging to the plant will amount
to several thousand dollars and the
plant will be out of working commission
for several days, if not longer.
In conversation with Policeman Olson
who rooms on the second floor of the
building with Joe Minover, he said;
81 was awakened about four o'clock in
the morning by a violent coughing spell
and as soon as could arouse myself
realized that there was a fire in the
building and just as quick as / could get
the window up and get breath of
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-03-20
INDIAN IN | N ENDS HIS IS. | LIFE /
Yankton Agency Sioux Prefers
a.. Death to Arrest.
ON TRIAL FOR SECOND TIME
John st. Pierre, Slayer Of Albert and
Clarence Shay, Gets a Total #
Of Five Years.
ON TRIAL FOR SECOND TIME

Rather than submit to arrest and
fearing violence at the hands of ofil-
oers who were pursuing him Moses
Iron Cloud, an educated Sioux Indian
belonging at Yankton Indian agency,
plnced the muzzle of shotgun to his
breast and pulled the trigger. The
heavy charge, fred at such close
range, tore a great hole in his chest
and he died Instantly.
While visiting Yankton agency Iron
Cloud got drunk and grew noisy and
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-03-20

fresh air went back to tho bed where
Joe was sleeping and tried to arouse
him, but Joe was sound asleep with his
tongue out and breathing vary hard.
1 finally succeeded in getting him partly
awake and took him to the window
where with few breaths of fresh air he
finally came to and together we started
down the hall to make our exit from the
building. The hall was black with
smoke and moro of it was pouring up
thro the floor and around the mop
boards. AS we started down the hall
the electric light in the hall went out
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-03-20
Claims Dead Girl as Daughter.

Another tragic element n the kill
Ing Of Rose Adams. the seventeen.
year-old schoolgirl, by her adopted
mother, Mrs. Mary Harbour Of Rapid
City, came to Hight with the arrival
OF the dead girls own father, Domenic
Rosso Of Minneapolis, and his son-in,
law. John Rome OF the same place.
Rosso first learned of the sensational
death Of his daughter through the
newspapers and for The first tima IN
nearly seventeen years was able to
learn the whereabouts Of the child,
who, he claima, was Kidnapped.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-03-20

and we proceeded to feel our way down
the hall and down the stairs to the open
ever want to experience"
Mr.. Dory had just had part Of the up
per floor arranged for the Eagles lodge
and the boys had not had meeting in.
the new hall yet. Both Messrs Dory
and Wagner are at loss to know how
the fire originated. Frank Graft, state
fire inspector, was present this morning
and gave it as his opinion that the fire
must have started from defective elect
ric wire. But of course, that is only a
surmise, and probably no body will ever
be able to tell just what caused the fire.
The loss was partially covered by insur-
ance,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-03-20
SHIPPERS KICK ON RATES
Railway Commissioners Give Ear to
Complaints.

Chairman D. H. Smith and George
Rice of the railway commission held a
hearing at Fort Pierre Saturday to
hear complaints of shippers west OF
the Missouri river regarding freight
rates in that part Of the state. Ship
pers or their representatives from:
points along both the Northwestern
line and the Milwaukee line were
present to voice their grievances.
General Manager A. c. johnson of the
Pierre Rapid City and Northwestern
road at the close Of the hearing made
. short statement as to the position of
the road on the complaints presented
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-03-20

dangerous. For time he eluded the
agency police, but finally he set out
for his home some miles away. The.
Indian police gave chase, soon COM
ing within sight Of the fleeing Indian.
+ Iron Cloud went into the home Of
Thomas Bates, an acquaintance,
snatched up shotgun and killed him
SELF When sober he was regarded as
an Industrious and progressive Indian
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-03-20


City Of WatertOWn
Has he ever built single building in the city Of Wa
Has he built cement walk II the city Of WatertoWn?
Who did D. C. Thomas have made a member of the
Board Of Correction and Charities last Saturday.
Sis Eastwood, see?
Did D. c. Thomas ever sanction the building Of any
water extension while mayor?
Yes. He caused to be built a water main on the
north side rnnnng four blocks north ofabodys house.
to connect with his farm joining the city the
north. $5
Who paid for it?
The people owning fronting on that street south
Did c. Thomas ever refuse to have sewer built in
any part Of the city?
Ask the Third ward
Did D. C. Thomas make light ola sewer il the Third
Ask the people in the ward.
Did D. c. ever draw up deed for the outlet Of the
sewer in the city?
Did it cost the city $500 more for another deed? s3
Ask Poulson.
ting right Of the Dakota Central railroad into
city OF Watertown?
Ask the Dakota raioad company how tIass
to deed to D. c. Thomas the tow1se out Of Wa
tertown on their line of road and have named
Ask the mothers Of children, who had to live on 25c
to 75c week. while their husbands gabed their weeks
earnings away down town, who mayor then?
If you your thirned out where they
close to live speak to c he will have it at the ex
pense OF the city Then you them removed from the
land the city furnish and them away
or plant them in the city parks this will be cheaper you
than to do it yourself.
Did D. c. Thomas subscribe 5000 to the NJ. g. St ~
railroad extension?
Was it rather big pay D. G. to charge the rail
road committee the full 5000 for the or two DAYS
work he did for said committee?
Who goes to church and Sunday school now? D. G.
Did D. c. Thomas subscribe 5000 toward the federal
building site in Watertown?
Did D G. Thomas kick and cry when the Federa1com-
mtee would not allow his bill to offset his subscription ia
the full amount Of $780, but only allowed him So
dorsement, Tor his wonderful BOOSTING QUALITIES?
Has D. G. Thomas paid his large subscription Of SO
to the Carnegie library fund If he has we would like to
know the date when or after this ubica
ten. BoOsTFoR WATERToWNl
Did the attorneys Of Watertow pay entertaining
the state bar meet? -
Did the treasurer this society ever see the color 81
D. G. Thomas money for his share( the rest have
What A LIVE WIRE?
Did p G. Thomas enjoy all of the banquets given to
entertain all Of the conventions held Watertown this
COMPASS?
Don't you think D G Thomas was very liberal when
he presented each teacher at the with Eve
cent box Of cheap candy
ROYALENTERTAINER
# must have hurt p. C.to pay $41.50 for his own
check OF 90 which he gave the committee on the
building site and in the cause lot sold
which he had great interest in.
The fuse from Live Wire can burn the name of
Thomas off from subscript list You can find it on
Some fellows are boosters but they cheap boost
ers they doubled gaited track they
to &c around the circle ways the and
meet On the opposite side but they can't do it
- "a. cRESsEY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
NURSE SAVED sovs LlFE.

Would Havs nsen Manelea Under .
Traor but fer 4er Prsssncs ~ Mind
Superior. Wis. Aus I.--Mlta Eth.
81 Wills, q nurse ~ this city saved
she life % an unknown fourteenyUar.
old boy.
While waiting Cor a street car abe
saw the boy playing on q srain half .
block away. fail nnder the train. she
ran toward him and ssw taat one car
had passed over the boy without doing
injury nnt ths by began 20 eraWi
toward the rails and uns nearinR sure
death when the woman commanfsd
the boy 10 Ne Eiill
waving 10 the tFninmen 10 stop.
nhe kept cemmandlng the hog 20 huG
the earth. nnd afier hfe ears had
passsd Over him. me train came n .
STOP. tho Dor. being bnhsgt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
Ovation TO HAYES.
TIppsrary Welcome Given winner %
shs Marathon Race.

she Marathon Race.
Dublin. Aug. i.---John b. Hayes,
the New Yorker who won the Mara
thon race. was given a popular vel
come when be arrived a. Nenagh.
Tipperarary, the home Of his grand.
father, IN Ireland.
The platform OF the railroad was
crowded with several thousand per
sons and when the train drew 10 tho
athlete was greeted by the town ON.
cials lie was then seized By his ad-
mirers and carried shoulderhlgh %
his carriage 10 m accompaniment Of
cheers and the discharge % innumora
bic fireworks. The horses we're 70
moved from the carriage. which was
then pulled triumphantly BY the
crowd through the streeth " Nenagh
70 the residence ~ the young mans
grandfather
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
TRlED TO wREcK BANK.
Supposed Black Hand Attempt Made
a Newark. NJ. J..

~ NeWarks ", y.
New York, Aug 1--l3omb throw
ers Friday night attempted to wreck
the banking house OF Salvador D, An-
ria in Newark They did not succeed,
but managed TO blow up the big stone
stoop leading 10 tAe bank, The ex-
plosion also blew out the plate glass
windows OF the saloon OF pominick
Dil0ine In the basement beneath a.
There was panic among the ave
clerks In the bank. two OF whom were
women. The explosion vas heard al
the second precinct stations three
blocks away. and the reserves ran out.
They learned that two men had been
seen to throw something with light
on the end OF Il under the banks
steps a few minutes before the explo-
sion occurred
Citizens who saw believed II was
a cigar but the police are satisfied
Il was bomb with a burning fuse.
Aurla. the banker. aud his brother
in-law, surchie, who lives in the ad.
Joining house, have been recently re-.
cciylng threatening black hand letters
and have called TIE attention Of the
police to Il. II As believed the az.
tempt 20 wreck The bank Il tina out.
come Of their refusal to meet the 90.
mands OF tho blackmailers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
ouEL WITH SuRoLARa.



Puts nandlts 10 Flight
Greenwich. Coma, Aug i--Con'
verse Manor, che 900 acre estate At
y. ". Converse, q wealthy New York.
Of. and 4 director Of the United states
Steel corporation, was the scene "
pistol duel bstwenn three burglars
and the nlght watchman on the estate
early Friday morning
The men wore driven on after q mum.
her % shols had been lred the
walchman declares that one % mo
burglars was struck by ballet.
Tbs presence Of Eha burglars wAa
made known by M, convefne's pei
collie. who. barking loudly. ran 10 q
hedge near tae watchman's cottage
~ the wnichman approached three
men epgaug upon him. pinIoned hla
arma and pointed . FvvUivsF a. hss
head and directed bin 70 mako no ous
cry.
"a the meansims the e0iilsa barring
had afoaaad ths houaehoid The
robhars became frlkhspnp6. and ~
leasing their prisoner. rem loWafd ehs
street.
The waiehman opened IRE. and tha
hssinw desperAaoes. faHiaE as they
ran. Hfed back skot fog shoi An three
succeeded IN neiiins awwY laHl as Mr
Converse. with revolver Ia either
hand rufhsi down u take . hand "a
ths batiie
The shboting eas MT the Afsf N
which members ~ o. Copyerse fsmiiv
have haufta HeFerai yeafH kNo NJ.
ronysuo'a daughter Mn Anfoniesie
MoFfti. was set apan bY maehsa
men 40 kad catered neF house. shet
aaa ~ asy@eiy w0maAea Der that hss
~ Nan "a DAGGER ~ mnnF aeys. a
waa thpgNht aH aigemDl miRht bass
ssen maae - kiaste Mm M8mefs
fhfeeYfAfWlf eAila
LATER hswegfr a mRn uhe gAxs
~ aamp a LEAN nf0wp vas arrssg.
ga ~ fbe aaeaait W. vac romgieg
% an6 a soW sergisN isrm IL shs
nlkis pslem NfH M9Ffri haa bsen
lsfafateg nom aeF hgabHaa az 40
timu "a she assault
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02

Portland. Ore. Aug PLANS are
under way 10 gise tina three olympic
champions who dsii sFess Oregon, For.
est \ stnithson. Daniel J Kelly and
Alfred q. Gilbert, a statewide recep
tion 90 their return 70 this country
and state. The plans contemplate
bringing the athletes from NeW YORK
n Portland IN a special Ger. denprais
"a Silh banners showing the wondef
ful performances n che three Oregon
Athletes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
STARTLING CHARGE MADE.
Many Blind Children Victims Of Care.
Iesa Physicians or Nurses.

less Physicians or Nurees.
Springfield. ill. Aug lone.
third OF the blind children Of THIS
country are the victims OF careless
physicians or midwiyes.
This IL the startling charge that
Superintendent George w. Jones Cor
the Illinois school for the Blind
makes N an article 10 the horthcom.
Ing issue Of the bulletin Of the state
board OF charities.
Superintendent Jones says:
Inflammation OF the eyes Of the new
born h an acute infection Of the eyes
occurring from one 10 three days AZ.
ter birth. A two per cent solution ~
silver nitrate Ia an absolute specific
for this disease and QUE per cent
solution can b. administered without
danger BY the m7st unsTAlaed person"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02

Troy, ~ ". Ang i~<i0Fpneg
BgFupo has made pgtie hss aaeisEg
AZ ne result ~ ne iaqaesg bate fkg
Death ~ HaEti fsew. wAoas body
vas found IN Teal Poas ~ tsiy %,
TIE an8ing u gAAi easgA Wss eaaesa
~ "a bbgw 90 40 heaA fFom hgme
biurt iastFgnort 10 soma mRHnsF a.
kn9wE Wbai 30 Eow FeEArin6 81
SO most rrgmisiaN flTw q ne runa'
Saat. cas&aisiag twe stranNg men.
no wsfe ssen ~ M Tstcgssa spaa
81 Teal re04 cs she aig1f 0f yaiy z.
WAnn Hass, prwm was asggsaes "
aaFa rsss " 4 sicis1i esniN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02

Death % Veteran Recalls IN incident
Of the Civil War.

@FNNNHAN
OF the Civil War.
Tacoma. wash. Aug i-stephen
q Grub, a civil war veteran. whose
action at a critical moment Is said 20
have saved General William r. sher'
mans entire store OF ammunition Just
before his famous march from Atlantis
70 tho sea, died acre, aged seventy
throe.
According e tho story. Just before
the battle 81 Resaca lightning struck a
telegraph pole standing IN the midst
OF three million rounds N infantry
and 300 .0e0 rounds 81 artillery ammu-
milton. tho entire supply OF General
shormans army
The lightning set Gre 20 The pole,
and Lieutenant Grub. assisted BY
Private Dan r. Anderson. mounted the
heap and exilngmished tho flames a'
the imminent risk of being blown up
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
WATSON SCORES BRYAN.
Declares In Savannah Speech Nebras.
kan Is a Reneaade.

Nan - a VcbGHdoc-
Savannah. Ca, Aug. l.--Crowds
Allied the Savannah theater to over
lowing to hear Thomas Il. Watson
Thursday night.
A brass band and a committee OF
local pOpulists met the candidate at
tho depot. and he was compelled to
hold reception until he went to
the taeater.
His speech was denunclation Of
Bryan and q plea that the solid south
be broken. He declared that Taft.
following Roosevelts policies, would
do more for the south than Bryan.
Mr, Watson declared that Bryan Is
dessrter from democratic principles
branded him as a renegade, and de-
clared that the democratic platform is
but Job lot OF stun designed TO catch
votes. and having no other purpose In
view but to place Bryan in the white
house.
He predicted gryan's ceFfrin defeat.
and pleaded for a rift in the solid
south in order that this section OF
the country may secure political indie.
pendence. He scored Bryan for mis-
play for negro votes. charging him
with trampling upon southern feelings
and southern pride.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
skELEroN HOUND N svsAEs.
Perry Disappeared After Receiving .
legacy Of 5000.

1851
Legacy OF $1,000.
Southington, Conn. Aug. 1.-THE
skeleton Of a man which had long
lain hidden In the bushes on woIcott
mountain. was found Thursday by ber-
~ pickefs.
II Is supposed to be the skeleton Of
Robert Perry, who lived at the foot OF
the mountain, and who disappeared
four years ago after receiving a legacy
Of IS 600 from England. Later his
wife disappeared. after telling a story
to the effect that Perry had gone to
England to claim more money. Mrs.
Perry was married three times before
she met Perry. When the first and
second husbands died tho medical ex.
nmIner here was called 20 view the
bodies He made no report on either
case. The third husband got divorce.
Perry was an Englishman. whose
family. II was understood. had consid-
cradle wealth.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02

Ionolulu. Aug. 1.-The Yaehl
race from This port - Hlio wns won
By the LnFilne ~ the South Coast
yacht club % San Pedro. Cal. tbs
race waa started Iaiy "a and waa par,
iicipaled IN ~ ne yAehts f.uriine. Ehs
IAdy Maud ghe Gwenaalyn ~. ana
TOE Hawaii ana Kamlehnmska The
nrm four yachts wafe ronteataats IN
the trApEAflnnfie Fnee whieh va als0
wos " ire LuFiino.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02

Hartford. CoUn, Ang LA feor-
sanizatlon ~ ne Pope Manufacturing
company has been effected New
capitalization WI De- $500. 900 81
preferred stock ana sl.Go9 90 % com.
mon stock The new company Win
pnrchaae the entirs property and uiil
operate gbe factories here and a.
wcst0eld. Mass. The company weat
into TO receiyen' hasds August ~,
1907.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02

h0r20n. aug I ig0htfi SEWER.
editor 81 she winring Pest. wss fospa
aoi guilty ~ me Old Batter ~ fhe
fhasfr issI ~ a1t stiasssea ~ b.neN
mall 4aek ie#. nrpses ~ ias laie
8afaug hag2At1. ~ tbealeninW ~
ygblifh 4 tffamaiory sefeie nbosf "a
II saiass ihs isflsF pai8 Nim fgs o49
Ths trial bas bfsa Kgier - iaf isteF
81 &aYa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02

afvw Y0rh Aug walls NE
epRf sailofA eao ~ oreAkiSsd a. 40
isrethestooa ~ TalioFg have Aeelsna
~ haYs 40 Eease1 Strike fAla gaas
AZ e4nhunaefs. a - snaogneea.
afa efeparisG ~ iAfir afsf genefut
gifahe 10 ssaFfssa ysask TAs eleak
makegs 6feas Nwag aeals tima agp
ffsm fSs rniiea 0aFmest wsgksFs "
AmsTiea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02

w8nhinsian. Aug THE averaEs
eonaiton % eeiion was gz per cent o.
Jaiy aSYh. a. AeAinst STA . Doash
awp and rs PER cert q year aE,. a..
corslng % fha report % tas &epart'
meat ~ agriculture ne eerfitioe
On fUiY 1y a. pFsri9na pears vas 90
~ 1885, Tfs IN 1856 ana sl.t fow ne
pati tfn years
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
CLASH IN DELAWARE
State MiIitiamen and Negroes En-
gage In Riot.
SCORE OF PERSONS INJURED
Negro Ia said To Have Hurled Brick
Which Struck Private on the Head.
FrseturInu His skull and This start
ed the Trouble.

ReAoboth, Del, Aug. State mi
lltiamen encamped near here ami 4
crowd OF negroes OF the vicinity en-.
gagged In a riot Thursday night In
which one man sustained a fractured
skull and more than a score OF others
were iniureds
The trouble began when some Of the
members OF company n. First regi.
ment. were standing around a merry,
go-round. There were some words
between negro bystandors and the
soldiers, and one 81 tho negroes hurl.
ed brick. which struck q private on
the head, fracturing his skull,
Instantly the soldiers. taking their
arms, began pursuing every negro man
they could and. The negroes sought
refuge under porches, on tops OF roofs
aud even In trees.
Governor Lea sent q detachment OF
hfty soldiers 10 arrest tho man who
threw the brick. and then dispatched
officials 10 paclfy the enraged soldiers.
Finally quiet was restored, but not
until more than a score Of persons had
been more or less injured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
TRAGEDY IN HOSPITAL
Man Kills Daughter, q WOmar,
Wounds Vile, Then Suicides.
ALSO INJURIES slsTER-lN-LAw
John Flssr who Had Been ForbladsN
10 enter Hospital Where HIs Wife
and Daughter Were. Gained Access
BY stealth and Fired on inmates.

Seattle, wash, Aug. 1.---Iesse Vi
fer, grlp-man, killed bis elgat.year
old daughter. Hazel. and Mrs Dennis
Nihoule. confinement patients "a
tally wounded his wife. Mrs, l.. N.
fer. and seriously wounded Mrs. Nth
q Warren, his sisterln.law. IN pri'
vale maternity hospital here Thursday
night. he then turned his revolver
upon himself and committed suicide.
Filter and his wife had been sepa'
rated and she lived at the hospital.
Although forbidden 10 SO near the
house. ne made bis way into Che place
,ArouEa shs basement, After Andlng
hln wife seated On a front room AZ
the place, he atarted shooting.
The lights went out after the nrat
shot and he had 10 Hight matches 10
see the victims 10 shoot at,
His daughter and Mrs, Ninouip wVFw
driven into the street, where he shot
hh0n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02

ago. Aug. 1.-Carl Burton. OF
~ H.. a student al the Uni
Of Chicago. was probably IA
Injured In a collision between an
fobile and a cab at Michigan av-
and Madison street Friday.
automobile skidded as Il struck
gab and the impact threw Bur
M Of the car. He suffered q
wound on the koFehead.
other occupants OF the car were
slightly hurt. They were de-
At the Central police atatlon.
~. Henderson. who was driving
iomobiIe has gained local noto-
rs being the central flgure "a an
ooile speed war" at Glencoe q
shore suburb
bad been cited 10 appear IN court
Rncoe on a charge OF speeding
weeks aso a young woman
9 In henderson's car was saot
Gleneoe constable who was en-.
Aas 90 arrest Henderson Cor
|lag.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-02
'c'OENTs At HORSE SHOW.
p to Riders a. the cong Branch
". J., plspiay.

y" - AiapfAys
branen, ~ ~, Aug. L.
Fere thrills q plenty At TIE
'a0w Thursday Miss Kate Hels.
q Paris. Who was riding thc
'e.'er farms entry Continental.
e''ss Tor ladies' hunters. was
aad before attendants could
Der the horse had trampled on
" iolioNing this misAsp ana
i4he ereat. Eawsn II weatk,
ay Es'aing. Ksswick. throw
n ihe water iump. and 4
A'e' George wainon's fawht.
70 rider TO the ground. y.
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