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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

eFs. accidentally shot himself la
tae 49,. gfeip IN his apartments at
the Hotel pefoer The bullet was
rshoyed and u WsS stated that
htH recovery II probable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
YouNo MAN lNsANr.

With hts mind apparently wreck
ed - uvefWufk. "a n Richards
asrd ~ Nas Yesterday examined
Boz board ot nh, lUlann IA the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

or halicfNurlh a Sons rnwmafn
mH at 10 e'eiocA The flna.Al self
ire hs private The hlsakst u i
asF e lAe Mount Pleasant rseshs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
Here Are MIR. Anderson's Winners:

Yeu will travel Ions distance before win find
I 10
emphasize inst take hook
display yard beats the whole
try Ions Kid Gloves offer At $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

!. g
"A Fortune
inSmOke
You know Sect Rich Quick
+ Nallingtord, who has been
figuring IN the bully series of
stories in THE SATURDAY
EVENING Posr. ]. Rufus
Wallingtord is the greatest
character of the under world
since Rafiies, aud he operates
IN higher plane. But IN this
week slssueof fHESATURDAY
EVENING PoSr ]. Rufus gets
his lie Joins the most
extensive club in the world,
" The Down and Out Club"
The game locked good to
start with. Meers, himself,
told him, " You're an honor to
the family. | didn't suppose
there were many more games
LETT, but you've sprung a new
one, and rs a peach. "
Bur lie turns yellow to !.
Rufus, and even his wife has
to admit that "upon thistles
grow no roses" The story is
called Fortune in Smoke"
II makes a hit with US, aud il
will With you.
Another story in this weeks
issue of THE SATURDAY
EVENING Posi- is "The /
White Light OF publiei,y," by +
Charles Belm ont Davis, in +
which the hero asserts that
1" Women do not commit sui i
eide, and toward the end, +
although he does not assert ]
It, he seems on the point OF
committing mafrimony.
$4,000 people find itworth
While 70 buy TIE SATURDAY /
EVENING PoST each week. /
Read this weeks issue, and
you Will sec why.
~ ~ Sesa aass. ssuss.
tise the fsaf ~ maii
rHK CusTis pum4sulSa ConrAay
uI1ApEtFitiA
Our Boys Are E~erS~hsrs
copies sill be delivered
to ans address by
Victor PeIZ
7i3 New York Block.
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
1t Opens With Big Concert
Saturday Night

a feature Of the evenings en-
iertalnment viii be the perform.
auce Of Miss Gladys Wells. vio-
A.. Aa.-fsa.shs.s fall Orchestra
lows.
I. March. Attention" $500.
49,. wv. W Tolman
?. Iutsrmezzo. Topeka" .
.... .... ....H. ". Jones
?. Waltz. The Merry widow"
50. 800. .........L lie Har
4 Selections from Little
Johnny Jones ..... Cohen
5. sefeuade Dark Eyes" 49,.
.... ..-+...... Moret
s Hutermetao. "springtime'
2. Valse. Girlhood" ...s.
-. Orlando Edwards
$. Dixie blossoms -. Hemick
p I Can't Do the Sum ...
....... Victor Herbert
10. Selections from rs Minutes
From Broadway 80. CoheI
A complete line of popular
music. including such late mum
bers as Merry Widow" old
Faithful. Red Wing and
school Days" on sale in the
new department Alice Smythe
Burton Is Aecompanist and Nan
ager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
GLOVE SPECIALS.

Lone six Gloves - i6-buiton
length. in white and in black;
sizes from 5h TO s. the quality
sold regularly at si.75, special
P gls suck ........... S1.29
$3.50 and Sis Gloves at Si.oo-
Real Kid Gloves with fine
glace finish. 2-clasp. In all
i nls sus ea' p siaes. J.. .S1.00
s4.O0 Kid Gloves az s2.5o-Real
Kid Gloves aud the 16-hutton
length; come in black only.
Ordinarily you would have 20
pay Sl.0a for n glove Of this
this lengih and quality. The
Big stick Sale CO IN
price Is .............0Et JO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
Embroideries at l0c

More than 5000 yards OF new
Swiss and Cambria Embruid-
cries. EdsinEs. Insertions and
Corset Cover Embroideries.
from 3 to rs inches wide A
great many pieces in this col
lection are worth Csc Yard
Some are good value 90 35c
All are great bargains You
could search the town over and
not begin 10 find any such quail
titles and widths at anything
like the price They come Ia
pretty designs. both blind and
open Choice tomorrow at the
Bie Slick price. fHc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

accidentally Shoots himself
Los ANGELES. March "a I'll
~ liitt local Representative of \
w halAoY A Go. New York hanl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
10 TO 30e Ribbons SC

Miles aud miles Of beautiful six
Ribbons. You can see them
displayed In our window Mes
salines and tnffetas are ineiud.
ed. Widths run from 2A 20
a. inches The assortment ia.
cludas every color imaginable.
They are Just the thing for
hair ribbon bows Regular
values run from ice 70 3ec a
yard Look them over Come
early tomorrow and buy all
you can The chances are en-
tirelY against your ever again
being able 20 secure such a
splendid ribbon snap as this.
Choice 81 the LOT at. En-
the yard =. -..t. ..s.... w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
rAoMsoN 70 LECTURE

n.s,nald u Thomson r.ts euft
an rise ~ illustrated lHttns,
aprohIems of tsv ems II me
" Methodist Protestant eHarh
f.lNs.ss..,h a. n and E John st
- s..e,nt.s will H. siteH Tuesday
~ nuaff she aHsHICrs 81 q
w. -, sgeanised la studs municipal
pohiems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
Mr.. Martin Brags on Hosiery

Mr.. Martin Brags on Hosiery
And judging from the popularity
of the Hosiery Department and the
rapidly increasing patronage, the
Hose Mr. Martin has 10 offer are
well worth Dragging about. MIR
Martin has cnt the prices on several
good lines for tomorrow iuat 10
give You a special indncoment to
try the merits OF the hose. Here
are the Items
Women's Imported soc Isle Hose
at 35e You can see these dis.
played in our window. They
come IN black. blue. pink. tan aud
gray. have elastic tops. double
heels and toes aud are fun fash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
New Music Department Opens WITH
Last Day of the BIG STICK SALE

We 20. M. s a.. : ss @ s ' % Woe ' ' Ter you,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
SUICIDES i.
o
tHY United Press

tHf United Presal
vsrREIT NHyh q Thomas
!, esnna.Is Ct YeHH u'd was
- a,aa near fbp eeW,igHt. On
.asii 0aa WITH au empty land
- hotfIs hrslae him be leaves
stleU ard these children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
Women's Neckwear

Women's Neckwear
zoe Turnover Collars. &C These
are made of white Swiss and
are nicely embroidered Every
woman uses them. but Il Is not
often that you can buy such
pretty ones AZ 50 low a price.
Blg stick sale CO
tomorrow. each ........ W
soc chsmiset,es at i9e-Womens
white Swiss Chemisoites. many
Of them daintiiy finished With
Insertions OF yaiencleunes lace;
all Of them very pretty and
great bargains Hig 10o
Stick Sale price ...+ss. iJC
use Fancy Neekwear. 7c- Hardly
bcliexable. but yon viii be most
agrceably surprised whom YOU
see the excellent assortment tn.
clnded tn this sale, Made Of
silk and Swiss bows. steeks
aud fancy tab effects part OF
large sample line OF CSC II
noekWear. Big Stick price ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

ems club has direction Of The Membership Re open
production and correct breahns 20 The public very fee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13
LACE BARGAINS.

LACE BARGAINS.
soc 70 $50 Laees at 2se-Ap-
pllaues. Mtdalllons. Edges and
Galioons In cream. white and
ccru. a special assortment in
Guiding many beautiful de
signs. Regular values range
from soc to $50 the yard
Tomorrow big stick 0Qc
price rs only ........,. & Jc
Sc rorehon Lsees. 2 se-Edgings
aud Insertions from ! 10 ?
inches wide. IN all sorts OF
pretty designs. regular DC laces
Big Stick 0fo
price s.t+ s.sts .-stst - ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

Tailored Hats at sess-Vey chic and stylish and in all
Also many dresHy hats light blue pink white and champ
No matter how fastdous you may be- you can be &C
suited here with hat. at W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

MANU. BARGAIN sPoT-35e Hose al 2fe-Chldren's
NJ Florenza Hose fine ribbed with double
xHSllIkk black good quail
vXAiSIlhA ity Regular values. On the Bargain o.
EXyy4,oN Il, the pair & ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-13

are intended Tor lmmeulato WeaT
and are all uptodate spring
STYLES. They come In black,
brown. navy. copenhagen and
burnt shades. aud are beautifully
trimmed In flowers. ribbon aud
quilts. There are no two hats
alike. No danger Of your meet
ing another one like yours ON the
street. Special Big ca 90
Stick Sale price .......4 Of Ju
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Union City, Tcnn.--Thc inquss'
over The killing Of Max lshls by Doc
pc'nIngus was held and after hcarin,
the evidence the cononcr's jury re-
turned verdict charging Domingus
with the killing. pomlngus was at
once arrested and tried before Squire
Polk. The evidence developed the
fact that the boys were drinking free
". They were all drunk and Lsiil'
accused nomingns ~ taking bic
whiskcy lie wanted It and began 70
curse Domingus. calling him some very
ugly names. He drew his pistol and
told Domingus that he would kill him.
when Domingus grabbed at the pistol
and threw it in an upward direction.
In the scramble the pistol was dis
charged. the ball passing into the back
part Of the icceascd's head and Kill
ing him instantly.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Governor Noel is r.gidly ensorcin.
the law as 10 the organization of ncs
corpora'ions. ard wherever a com
pany fails to comply strictly with
the terms of the statute the governor
insists that correction be made. Ths
law gives a corporation property
night and interest in is corporate
name, and no other concern Is allowed
to infringe upon it. A charter was
returned because j, undertook to or.
yanize lodge of Knights Of Pythias.
colored, bu, used the name of the
white order. The parties were in
structei that the charter would be ap.
proved when the name was corrected
so as not to infringe on the original
society. The Governor is also re-
quiring that the provisions of the law
must be adhered to in every ease.
whether the parties be white or col
ored.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Fort Smith, Ark.-Tbere is under
arrest here Ed. Ncwcomb, rcputed to
be an Oklahoma outlaw, who is sup
posed TO be a member Of the Henry
Starr gang and runner for the party.
Newcomb went into the railroad eta
tion at Nowater, Okla, armed with .
Winchester, and rsn.the ticket agent
out OF the building. The city mar
shall feared TO arrest Newcomb, but
informed him tbst the mayor desired
to see him. Nswcomb went to the
mayors may Ynies snA s.Eed je't ~
ciaI to fee Tor his LIE. He thai
boarded = train for Fort Smith AMI
was arrested on bis arrival here upon
telegram from the Nowater authori-
ties.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Rare Coin Found.

Nashville, Tenn.--Ths duplicate Of
the $40 gold token issued by the
Cincinnati Mining Company in l840,
and which, according to a London
dispatch was sold in that city FOR
America for $2,l75, has been locate
in this sity. 1t II owned by Jaks
Fishsl, Of ths firm Of Herman Bros.
4 Lindauer, Wholesale dry goods msr-
chants. The coin was given Mr..
Fishel twenty years ago by his faith
cr, Morris Fishel. who was a forty
miner and connected with the Cia-
cinnati Mining Company. The cois
bears on one aide seal OF Califoris
and on the other Indian head and
Cincinnati Trading and Mining Co.,
1897
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
DECEASED Man Assauits Girl.

Memphis, Tenn. Thomas Murray,
formerly a contractor and carpenter.
but more recently waiter employed
by Jim Kelly at saloon on Norm
Main street. was arrested and placed
in jail on charge Of criminal assault
Murray was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Farnbacker upon cspias is-
sued Friday. he having been indicted
on the charge Of assaulting Katie
Stoikcr. a lt-year-old girl. Tho as
sault is alleged 10 have been made on
the evening of April 20, and the girl
tells most narrowing tale Of her cs-
pcricncc with Murray and an accom-
pllcc, whose name - unknown 10 her.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Peak boo Tabooed.

New York.--The girls Of Horace
Mann school. at Broadway aud One
Hundred and Twentieth street. have
been forbidden to wear ultrafsshion-
able or cxtravogant hca igear. false
hair. elaborate odornments OF icwslry,
high -heeied shoes and peek-a-boo
waists. This sweeping edict was given
from the pulpit in the chapel. Ever
since, the new dress reform has been
the chief topic of discussion among
the girls, who aver that ths hpys in
the school arc allowed vide latitude
in their selection Of wearing apparel.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
UNBELIEVK In GOD
DYING DECLARATION MADE
BY ALLEGED MFmEL
NEW TRIAL GRANTED CAlaBELL
Because Instructions 70 the Lower
Court Failed 70 Cover This
Governor Noel Rigidly
Enforcing the Law.

Jsckson.-In the supreme court the
most interesting case from a human
interest point Of view was that in
which the verdict and sentence in
the case of the state against W. l.
Gambrfr appealed from Smith coun-
ty'\Es on-sed and remanded. In
pass Ne case Justice Mayes
pointed " & that the testimony for
the state had included the dying dee
laration Of the man Grsyson, whom
the Indictment alleges Gambrcll had
shot down and killed. The defense
had objected to this on the ground
that the deceased was alleged to have
been an unbeliever and inAdel, with
no belief in God or the future, and
had no fear Of eternity. The objec-
tions were overruled, and the declara-
tion was permitted to 20 to the jury,
without the qualifying instructions.
In the opinion Of the court that point
should have been submitted to the
jury, and for that reason the case
must b reversed and remanded.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
SOUTHERN FEMALE RAJ ELrs.
Beautiful NCsth carolina Girl Unaer
Arrest IN Chicago.

Chicaro. 4 dramatic story Of =
talented and pretty southern girl, who.
isfrlcd hs diamonds. turned thief and
booted The home where She was ca.
ploycl AZ go,crncss. WAS disenVcre
IN the arre~, OF Georgia Edna bible,
- year. old. ~Aom the police Of every
c,,y in the country hays been seek.
ing for four mouth. on charge N
stealing $4,000 worth of diamonds
from Herbert r. Loeb. a wealthy man.
afaciurcr living in philaaelphia.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Miami, Fla.--J. u. Walker, a saloon
keeper, and Ernest Stafford, bar
keeper, were shot and almost instantly
killed in North Miami by Henry Hop
kins, formerly OF Jacksonville, but
who has been o resident Of Miami for
some time. Hopkins escaped after the
shooting. but was captured later.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Dallas, Tex.-After probably the
most spectacular campaign ever
known in the political history Of ths
south Invest, dating from March q, AMI
ending last night, partial retusns from
the Democratic primaries held in
sbout 145 Of ths 2A5 counties Of this
state to name delegates At large to the
national convention, indicates that
TIE tisket beaded by United States
SENATOR Joseph Weldon Bailey has re-
eeavee : nsjerity Of from 1000 to
Aeoo Soteo.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

San Juan, Porto Rico.---The eighth
anniversary Of the establishment OF
the government in the island Of Porto
Rico under the American regime was
observed here. The labor organiza-
tions pnraied and several commcmor.
ativc mass meetings were held.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

The jewelry establishment Of Glover
Chapman al Newton was burglarizcd
and between $500 and 5000 worth Of
goods stolen, watches. rings, e.c. The
work was done by two men, who broke
through a window at the rear of the
building. one standing guard while
the other opened the iron safe con-
taininn the articles. Some one pass
ing discovered the thief and notified
the marshal who believing the burg
lar would get aboard the eastbound
train, collected a number Of citizens
at the depot, and as the train palled
out the erring one was nabbed with
the booty as he was mounting the plat.
form Of the rear coach. The man
gave his name as Eldrige Hurt, and
says his father is W. N. Hurt, a news
paper man Of Hattiesburg. Hurt :.
partner made his escape.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Chieago.-Edward J. Steibef. mon.
y order clerk st the Polk street sta.
ton Tor the wslIs-Fargo Express con-
pany, y under arrest here, pending an
examination Of his accounts. lie was
arrested on : specific charge Of appro-
pFfafins 50 Of the eompsny's money,
but The total smonnt OF shortage. se-
ecriing to o6Ieiab Of ~ esmpauy,
wiu probably b anywhere FIRM ~
90 70 ~, e,ooQ. 6teibes sdnit1od thst
- ~ taken svsy ~
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Over Century Nsxk.

Columbia can probably boast OF
having one Of the oldest inhabitants
in the state, he having recently moved
here from North Carolina with his
f~~.iay and eetAl~d Aown 1ss chs -
mainder Of his life on the plses Of
Dr.. H. @. Hathorn, two miles east
Of the town. Sterling Arnold il hia
name, and if hs lives to - ths 10th
Of next October be VIII b 102 yesrs
old, having been born October 18,
1906. He is now living With his Sec
ond wife, who has borne him six chill
dren. There were eleven children by
his first wife. ..
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Street Car Accident.

In q street car accident, which oc-
Cured at Biloxi, Jacob Kornman, 50
years of age, was knocked down and
dragged until unconscious, and nearly
lost his life. The accident occurred
at Nixon street and Howard avenue.
kornman was caught between the
fender and the ground and dragged
100 feet. His back and shoulder were
terribly bruised, and he will be dis
abled for three or four weeks. He
Is a sawyer at the sash and blind
factory.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Chicago.--A supposedly blind and
deaf mendicsnt who bad been ar
rested was fined $50 by Municipal
Judge Wells. The mans hearing and
sight were suddenly restored and he
took $50 from one Of his pockets and
paid his fine. He vas searched, and
a bank book showing deposits OF
II ,452 was found.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Lafayette, lni.-Prcsidcnt W. +.
Stone, of Purdue university. will, it
is said, within a few days, tender his
resignation to the board of trustees
and leave for an extended visit in
Northern Michigan. lie is suffering
greatly from nervousness, as result
Of the notcricty cause by his wife 5
leaving him and denied himself 70
all callers. His wife, whom he still
loves. has Withdrawn from tho
world, her husband and her family to
pursue the Yoga philosophy, mystic
teaching said to be imported from
India. Lurcd by the peculiar prayers
and odd philosophy of this strange
cult, the wife Of this noted educator
is in Europe, from where she sent her
last farewell TO her husband in the
form Of letter. DIR. Stone revealed
his sad story before the Presbyterian
church, of which he is member.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Heber, Ark.--As the result Of =
fire in a dry kiln Of local mill, sew
eral hundred feet Of lumber we're
destroyed, and but for the hard work
the entire mill and yards would have
been destroyed.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Chsttsu9pgs, Tenn.-Williem Cooke
has sued Grace McGowan Cooke, AZ ~
authoress, for divorce, alleging dsser.
ton Cooke charges that bi. wife
prefers literary to domestic life.
She is the daughter Of a former ed'-
tor-in-cbief Of the Chattanooga
Times
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Convicts Escape.

Secretary Lawrence Yerger, of the
board Of penitentiary trustees, has re-
ceived notice from Sergeant McLen-
don, in charge Of Rankin farm, Of the
escape Of two white convicts. The
escapes are Theo. Knees and F. j.
Dodson, whose time had almost a.
pired, both having been short-term
men, and had seemed apparently sat
isBed to await their liberation in due
course. Knees is = Canadian and has
been 4 model convict, gixi,ag~llstIs
trouble. .sauuaIHvs
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
Victim without Food = Week.

A grewsome discovery was made in
p negro cabin on J. n. Simmons
place, near Magnolia, several days
Pgo. For = week previously Mac
johnson, = negro tenant on the place.
|ad been missing, and Mr.. Simmons
rent to his home, where he lived alone.
ascertain why he had not been at
Tork: On entering the cabin he found
e degro lying on a bed, with his
louder lacerated with birdshot and
most dying from lack of food and
fnk. The negro said he was shot
week before, but refused to say
vthing further about it. Hiz
md had received no attention and
in = fearful condition.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

f& n. K. Rouse and Justice Of
Pacs 8. c. Smith arrested Alb.
aksr, = negro, at Poplarville,
charged with the assassination
lther negro named Jim Ellis.
yler, . nag station ten miles
|of Poplarville on the North
railroad. The killing occurred
~ ct Fred Meyers, there
twoI *.e4 to the affair. Both
1a.s~d - section
IlaPriseasr
eeas htrs and placed in the
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

sad killing occurred at Son.
y small boys, Cabe and Char
Y, brothers, aged about 12
ears, were At dinner with Ern-
las, another boy aged IA, who
left at home to care for the
pile the family were at church,
mile away. Charlie, the
boy, finished eating, left the
md found a shotgun in the
pm. Standing in the door BE-
y rooms, he says, he snapped
|srrsls, thinking the weapon
loaded. One side was loaded,
load straek Cabe, his brother,
tsn fsst away, at the table,
him almost instantly.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Sioux City, Ia.-Seeing bis baby
girl playing on the steps Of his div.
orced wife's home, Frank l.. Horton
wss about 10 embrace and kiss ths
child when hin former wife ran out
and took the baby away from him.
Horton, seemingly dssed, ran TO the
street and shot himself dead.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Governor Noel has offered a reward
Of $50 to be added to the amounts
offered by the county Of Claiborne
and private parties for the apprehen-
sion or information that will lead
thereto of the man Jose, alias Frenchy
who assassinated B. 7. Archer, the
Claiborne county farmer, last week
The information in the hands Of the
governor is that the murderer is not
q negro, but is some kind Of half
breed, tramp or adventurer who ap-
peared on the scene Of his crime some
two years ago, and who was positively
and undisguisedly disliked, more BY
the negroes than the whites among
whom be moved.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

{ New Augusta a supposed mad
caused much excitement. Several
aren 1t the home Of Mrs. Myers,
~ Myers' mother, had been play
With = small dog for a while when
dog suddenly seemed to take a ct
was supposed by those who saw
have hydrophobia. The cry Of
~ sEs;s. sessfais is:aB:5;' sBc{: s.;s :;:s
a ~ dog, ~ Of whish wen1
~ 1aEk. In the excitement
pbys 1yerA thinking the dog
pains Her, ran into the house,
: entering it, her little broth
I'D the heavy glass door on
Dusly cutting his sister.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

The city Of Natchex has extended
the time Of awarding the contract for
public lighting to June II. This ~
tion was taken on account Of the
Southern Light and Traction COM
pany, the present contractor, having
been declared = trust, and it will take
six weeks to sell the property and
reorganize the local company.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09
God for DrookhaYan

A telegram received by the Brook
haven Progressive Union from F. A..
4eLAin, congressman from this dis-
triet, says Brookhaven gets @65,000
from the committee on public build
ings and grounds
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Governor Noel has granted Z par
don b Chas- Lohry, sent up &son
Hazziaon county in March, 1897, on q
I've yeaEs' sentence for graai lar
eoay.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Brace Bass and . young man named
Bueklsy became involved in . drunken
row It Haxlehurst, and in the nelee
Buckley vas lightly eut in the back
b. Ban.
The new South-news., 1908-05-09

Tacoms, Wash.--Thrce men entered
the jewelry store OF Frank c. Hart
and while the attendants were in :
back room, stole = wallet containing
5000 worth Of diamonds and other
precious stones and escaped