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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
BRYAN SPEECH
Goes TO PRINTER.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR THE
PRESIDENCY WILL ACCEPT IN
SEVERAL THOUSAND WORDS.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Aug. Bryan
has concluded the draft Of his accept
ance speech for delivery Aug. II. In
Lincoln, and this morning he sent
the copy TO the printer. The speech
includes several thousand words. Adj
vance copies are to be mailed to the
press. Tonight Mr.. Bryan will come
to the city and participate in a gath.
ering OF Lincoln Democrats and citi'
gems at the home of DR. p. l.. Hall,
Democratic national committeeman
from Nebraska. the object Of which
is 10 congratulate MI Hail on his
election as vice-chalrman OF the ma
tional committee. Mr. Bryan Is ex-
pected to make brief informal ae-
dress
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
MAI. KELLOGG. IOWA
PATRIOT, is DEAD

DIES MONIES. Ia, Aug 3.-Maj. r.
ID. Kellogg Is dead at his home here.
The majors fame rested principally
upon his resolution offered in the Iowa
legislature .pledging Iowa's faith, cred
IL and resources I'm men and money
10 the maintenance of national honor
In the civil war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
.L|NEHAN BETTER,
NOW UNDER GUARD.

T. ]. inehan, who shot and killed
his wife Wednesday afternoon and
then attempted 10 end his own lie
In the same manner. has shown such
marked signs OF improvement that
he Ia now under guard in St Marys
hospital. He has been removed rom
the main floor to ST Vincent's ham,
In the basement. where the windows
are protected by iron bars, and ON
GERS Scott, Tackabury and Coe. OF the
sanitary squad, are acting as GUARDS
working In eight1hour shifts. AK
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
THOUSANDS or
K. P.'S IN BOSTON
BETWEEN $4,000 AND $4,000 ARE
ON HAND FOR SUPREME
LODGE MEETING.

BOSTON, Aug. 3.--This city is en-
pertaining between $4,000 and $4,000
delegates to the meeting of the SUI
preme lodge and the biennial encamp.
meut. Knights OF Pythias. The SEES
sions of the convention began today
and will continue for six days. clos
ing next Sunday with a religious mass
meeting Besides the business SEES
sions, number Of parades and his
torical trips will be made by the
Knights and the Pythian sisters, who
are also holding their annual conven'
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
FIRM FINED Sroo FOR
MAINTAINING NUISANCE

Simon Shapiro. OF b. Shapiro 4
Sons. who conduct rendering fac
tory at Seventeenth-st. and the rail-
road. was fined 500 by Judge Con
molly. Monday morning. for maintain
ing nuisance. Several complains
have been received against the nrn.
and promises to abate the nnisance
complained OF have been frequent, out
there has been no Improvement ~
conditions. according to the police
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
MERCURY CLIMBS
TO So At NOON
HIGHEST POINT FOR SEASON
EouALED-cooLER BY
TUESDAY EVENING.

The best that the weather man can
predict for sweltering Detroiters is
cooler weather Tuesday afternoon or
evening. At l o'clock Monday after
noon the thermometer registered 80.
one degree cooler than at noon. Tho
noon temperature equaled the high
est thus far recorded this year. Partly
cloudy and continued warm Monday
afternoon and night Is the prediction
for the lower part OF the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
100 DIE IN FOREST
FIRES IN CANADIAN
NORTHWEST
CITY OF FERNlE REDUCED rc
ASHES PROPERTY lost
THERE $4,000, ooo--FLAMEs STILL
RAeE-RELIEF is SENT.
RESULTS OF CANADIAN FIRES,


One hundred and ATTY lost and Hat
OF fatalities growing.
seven towns, Fernie, Michel. Coal
Creek. Hosmer, Elkos Frank, and
Morrfsey, wiped out, and several
other towns partially destroyed.
Coal mines of district may be
caught by names. 80
One-half million tons coal and
coke burning at Fernie.
Six Thousand homeless ueopIe A.
Threatened by IRE and starvation.
One hundred square miIes en-
veloped by red peril.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
TWENTY men ARE
ENT0MBED IN MINE

MAHONY CITY, Pa, Aug. "a
terrific explosion of gas In the mine
OF the Knickerbocker Co. occurred
today. Twenty men were caught be-
hind the fall and were entombed. Two
men badly injured have been taken
out. but the rescuers cannot reach the
others who are in deadly peril from
the after-damp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
FEDERAL COURTDIN
SESSION, WEDNESDAY

A session Of the federal court will
begin Wednesday Judge Swan 10
away on his vacation. but Judge San
ford. OF Tennessee. Is expected TO
come here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
suopressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled Monday by Charles VS. Clara
Eckert Carolina VS.. David II. wyn-
koop; James VS.. Florence Griffith and
Edna VS.. Frederick II. Lennon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
THE WEATHER.

md Tuesday, partly cioudyy warmer to-
Dightt cooler BY Tuesday nights fresh
south 60 west wimds.s
Lower Michiganf Generally fair to-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-03
uoIrnLy TEwpERATIrnEs

One year ago today Maximum tenn
perature. 64f minimum, 90, mean, Set,
cloudy with 90 inch Of rain.
Sum rose nj 4r2s a. m. SUN sets NJ
Gas =. m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Los ounce reSuCltadOS
sEIs DIAs SIN CONFER Nj BEBER

Despues de ounce dias de sepultura,
han sido sacados los operarios de la
nina de Santa Gertrudis, en- M6jico,
quienes yivieron seis dias sin conner III
beber.
El espectaculo que presentaban los
infelices operarios al ser desenterra-
dos, era verdaderamente horroroso,
pues sus rostros Sc encontraban dema-
crados, sus miradas languidas va
gas, Ell habla La tienen perdida por
complete, ell cuadro era desgarrador,
hasta ell extreme La genie que pre-
senci6 ell salvamento Sc agolp6 en- ell
tiro de la nina, por todas parties no
se oian mas que lamentos angustiosos
que causaban honda sensaci6n en- todos
los espiritus
Los medicos aseguran que los sepul-
tados no hubieran resstido con vida
veinticuatro horas mas; pero que una
vez que han sido sacados dentro de
muy POGO quedaran buenos Y aptos
para Ell trabaio del que Sc han escapa-
do esta vez de ser victimas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Don MarcciinO Fernandez

Hemos tenido la satisfaction de saludar
este muy estimado compatriota, perte-
neciente la firma oB. Fernandez v Her
dez y HermanosD, de San Juan.
Don Marcelino Fernandez, que de tan
tas simpatfas goza en- Puerto Rico, viene
de la Peninsula espanola, donde pas6 al
gun tempo
Reiteramos nuestro cordial saludo al
buen amigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
InuIaterra aumenta
sus fuerzas
LA MARINA Y Ell EJERCITO

Nueva York, martes.-Ingaterra ha decdido aumen
lar considerabemene ejercito la marina de guerra
para 10 cua han votado las Camaras credto extraor
ainario considerable
En Europa preocupa extraordinariamente la resolu
i6n de Inglaterra que avecinan
Saconales que han de La opinion internacio
mi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
e rec0nocimie nto
de Ia Independence


Nueva York martes-El utimatum de Bulgaria
Tarqua contene la exgenca de que ell Sultan
IL independence de Bulgaria fin de que las otras po
asncias retarden ell reconocimiento
e gobierno de Constantnopla ha desstido de enviar
la nota anunciada nvitando q Bulgaria Y
acatar La soberania de Turquia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Los festejos en eI Jap6n
TOXIC Sc PREPARA

Nueva York, martes.-se hacen grandes preparativos
Toxic para los festeos que han de ceebrarse ho
nor de los marines norteamericanos.
El gobierno japones tene todo empeno en- que los
festeos que organizer honor los americanos
de suntuosdad deslumbradora deen satisfechos
los marnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13

Nueva York, martes,-La Camara Gle Belgrade ha de
clarado la guerra al imperio austriaco
La notcia ha causado sensation toda Eu-
ropa.
El primer de hostilidad ha de nevarse 4 cabo
muy pronto.
El choque sera terrible aniquilador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Don Jose Moran

Ha llegado de Espaha. donde paso algun
tempo entire sus familiares, ell apreciable
caballero don Jose Moran, active empleado
de la acreditada casa oB. Fernandez v
Hermanosp, establecida en- la Marina, de
esta capital
Bien venido sea el estimado caballero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
PARA IMPRENTk

Por falt de local talere tenendo que ahitar
so para ell empazmieno de agunas maquinas Lnoype Sc
reazan precios muy barato chvalete caa componeors
toda case de titles para mpent Tamb6n venden tpos en-
buen estado a vemte pesos quntal
Aprovechad ocas6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13

Sc encuentran en San Juan, nuestros
amigos los sehores don Fernando Ledesma
alcalde d. HatilIo, don America Rodrf-
guez alcalde de Adjuntas Les saludamos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13

En el vapor aPhiIadephian. que sale ma
uoS3 81 aonde iiJaian 81 1eS'aeneia' mr'
y dist,ngn,da eanosa aof,ora Rosa san+fn
Y de sus monfsimos ni1os.
Felz viaje que tengamos el gusto de
volverles yer entire nosotros
hicipal III Julclo Por alteracloh de Ia
paz pubIlca, contra el chauffeur del
seilor Aboy Benftex
r1o,.k - aoe.a i nla ,.
Ia cortn dnsn,hs Ia ofaas las nr,,o
has ahso,v;6 ~ acusaao
@ anonan.ra - con r,an !, -
A1fraan A,rarar 40 W. o,,;an 30
van,an : avana;nao ~ C;.s,afa n
49,
: ,f' '"'|,"'As' -" = tei'''''aioh' u e' S''-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
ScryIclo Especial del Bolet1n Mercanll
GABLEGRAWAS
e ustins atuTn de Bulgaria
INDIGNACION EN- TURQUIA

Nueva York martes-En Constantinopla Sc ha recib
do el ultimatum que enva ell gobierno bre de Bulgaria
n del Sultan.
En- Turqua, esta acttud de Bulgaria ha causado pro
9undo estupor considera reto intolerable
al que ha de poner termino Immediate ejemplar cast
20 del impero poderoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Guyana

Guayama
Ell official de este pueblo informa que dos
caballos, propiedad del senor Beir6. estan
en- observation. sospechosos de muermo.
Salinas
Ell Official de sanidad de este pueblo. CO.
munica haber asistido un case de fiebre
tifoidea.
Santa Isabel
Sc informa la asistencia de dos casos de
fiebre tifoidea la casa de Juan Monse-
rrate
Rarros
Sc remiten pianos de la carnicerfa que
Sc va construir en- aque pueblo
Aguada Morovis
Remiten las estadfsticas correspondence
al mes de Septiembre ultimo
PatiIIas
Solicitan impresos para dar cuenta del
ganado que Sc sacrifique mensualmente.
Cabo Rojo
Piden un libro para inscription de defun-
clones que ocurran en- aque pueblo
San Juan
Ell Official de Sanidad informa haber des-
truido 8 latas de leche condensada, propie-
dad de los senores Sucesores de Jdncos
Compafla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13

Esta manana Sc verificaron, en- ell sa-
Ion de Ia Camara, los examenes anun-
ciados do Cirugia menor, habiendose
presentado muchos opositores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
JESUS ,tarla I.ago

Ell distinguido poeta esta EN- San
Juan desde anteayer, y hemos tenido ell
placer de saludarle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Los dramas del aire

Nueva York martes-El globo espanol del senor Mon
tas que dsputaba la copa de la aerostacion nternaco
nal, expoto gran atura, seis mil pies sobre ell
reino de Sajonia
Los trpulantes del globo espanol savaron mlagro
samente. Los tripuantes resultaron ilesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-13
Ha salido para Ponce Ia Corte Fe-

Ha salido para Ponce la Corte Fe-
deral, para celebrar en- aquella ciudad
algunos juicios en- pIeitos civiles.
Los seilores Sucesores de Fernandez
Juncos, piden un certifcado por la des-
trucci6n de 25 latas de leche destrui-
das por ell Inspector de Alimentos.
Ell inspector veterinario del Distrite
Norte, comunica al Departamento su
vista de inspection a Bayam6n.
NotIcIaS De Sandal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28

and that pale blue or pink or Ignt brown
simply swear at light violet, which is
also impossible with any save the darkest
of green. As heliotrope IS so much the
vogue as a dress accessory rather than
for an entire costume, and quite as many
yiolets as roses are seen upon hats, il
is we'll to have a suIHciency of dark TO
liage between the wildly colored flower
and the hat brim which is of any de
cided shade Of brown, green, blue or red.
black or white hat. trimmed with
roses or violets, would accord with
costume of any color. with most shades
of brown may be worn blues or greens,
pale pink and light blue with certain
greens and with dark blues and deep
reds, and almost any shade Of rose with
duh yellovs. greens and burnt browns.
while the fashionable gray, best known
as London smoke, will stand almost
any combination ranging from black to
white.
one Of the daintfest Of the flower
crowned hats recently seen Is chriStened
"Clarice" Its moderately wide brim mar
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28
The "Hu bette"


able ID metal or tan, MS hIaok ana brown
! ana blue are easily d,seolOrod. Dac~hin
| minus ana caioniaIs rrnmcutIv have
u..,l,r heo1. lii. covered which are nor
,....r-. &C. .,.....I .....r.t..., ,,.,,,......s
"9 -" '''. s"' '''.'''. :" W. ''''
''"i.3 !" " 10Y" "i'''' ''l' ""'''' ..'' '.''
ing heels strike H'"n paEe'a'hJA e4'".'y
.uHr&IuIc.
Wnfr.n t,i.n r.ras ankles and y tom
, e.. ,.-,.l.,, 1.... s.......-
F, H.. ~. -. ..rt.t..,. i......
"'"'i '"'
ut al seasons OF the year I'D I"f". Oh
the AalfLi-h boots. which are mad" 90
.hc sar,. lasts as are the Gibson. TIlunns.
r -.,,,,.,, st.f.g F,,t r.r,ridnd win. r.,t.t
-..ot-r. H., .,... ....,t.f..l. ,ute. .I.....
"'.-''' h'N Ups 'N"'"i''9 " ''''' "'''
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28

provided with substantial soles which
TO not. however. project. rather narrowly
pointed toes. long camps and the com
posite military Cuhau heel Their pru-
ripal feature is the Liz corded SIX rib
bon bow running through two large eye
lets and spreading far over the inetop and
vamp, thus reducing the apparent length
Of the foot. They come chiefly in the
softer kids aud are all lu one color ike
the more practical pumps.
The mauuiSb Cyfords which some wo-
men affect for walking purposes have
tue common sense attributes Of The foot
gear provided for the sensible stranger
sex. popularity supposed 10 be superior
to tpIsOriaI yauitIps are 10 Ee found
chiefly in black and the various shades
Of brown and tan gosse kid and pebble
goat. although occasionally there are seen
precise duplicates Of the masculine type
OF patent kid oxford with light cIoth
uppers which not only render the foot
conspicuous but make it seem larger than
ii need.
CIoth-topped Oxfords are uudeuiably
more comfortable than are those Of Kid or
leather during the first warm spring days
when the feet are recovering from the
dire effects Of 0ver-shoes and are apt
10 be either swollen or tender But for
wet days, cIoth-topped shoe should be
discarded IN favor or one enriroSy Of pelt,
rs the cloth retains the moisture, and II
any dust has been allowed to accumulate
in the fabric the TOP is certain TO be
bopelessly discolored.
For pretty. slender feminine feet. there
is no type of shoe more becoming than
the Colonial with its long tongued vamp
end big buckle. They come in pebble,
glosse and patent KID, and may quite
properly be worn on the street, although
they look equally well with a house
dress.
Doeskin boots have been found so com
Portable by those who adopted them last
winter that ii is small wonder that the
demand for them IN low-cut shoes has
been large They are usually on the laced
and bowed Gibson model and are prefer
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28
Spanish Women IN Their Homes

i... a. N"'s" ..~i"rt r.n he borne
with ......-'. ..~at~a women, who.
for ... ..'>~ a' MOST. "ro cut OIL
tF"" . ~..'E -A.' '-y> aud NeEanda>.
S,.'.# No.'v~ D." Spain are red"cel
e. .... .- "v.|">p the domestic
class Deg. g.r. Mrf for the reason
thu. a..,..- ,..s s.ItaG is expected or
it. ~..'...- .ru ..Iua loss seriously. and
Eauv.. '" ...s .. rnn~e Impulses nat.
ur: '. ..,.. ..1h .rC .H~>.
S....-.. ~..s...~ sing o,,r their work
as 81 ..tt.. ,. .a..... A. they wash I'm
III, .u.....'.. t.,. ,a'k freely over the
wa. MI. .e.-.'ur..- maids Of The tun.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28
Gum 11etoI Kid
With 5t0ckin69
To notch

moderate height. and the narrow biased
lea Their strap which outlines the uppers
terminates at the instep base with a
small two-looped leather bow. The best,
meaning the most practical, Walking
pumps. are of pebble kid In black, al
though the woman who prefers 10 have
her shoes match her gown usually selects
pumps Of brown. dark blue or gun metal
a. the case may be.
Gibson ties on the blucher order which
are far and away the more comfortable
for women afflicted with high insteps are
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28

u. '.'.''.. 'a.'''."" "''& other large
..' >.'.I5 ..''- Is " l"'"'''e E"~t'he. ou'
J" me PROVINCES Il Is usual 70 sen" IN"
~'''""' -. '.~N ,..' >"'HN''t't' 10 Ne'1
some -.''"' ''- ..>i'.'.'a III nome.
.'''' - '''. .'.>'.S'H F.'''so'1-'
...e"aN ".'e" 'eiA- present, "a" share
In the pleasure ot aa"'.i"S and rompar
i.- ure.tE Ribbons and SILKS
Calling I'm Snalu uT~tIe~ With ceremony.
v.... . s--. ,s-sr =. r.ff -.a r...s..,,..
says III parting. Ao"' ao"oS has taken
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28
Looother Sound Pump
With 5moII Leo.thepBow

reputation for decreasing the apparent
size OF the feet, have remained in favor
from season 10 season for the past five
years. with but slight changes in their
general lines. The newest ones have
toes slightly more pointed than were
width across the bali OF the foot has
slightly increased. promising additional
comfort where. in warm weather, at
least, II is most generally appreciated.
The soles are bevelled and slightly pro
tecting, the heels a cross between the
military and Cuban e>Dde4s, and OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28
The Hat and the
Couture.

Variation Of The English watkins
Hat
Stunning street hat. developed in the
novelty moss straw and shaped decidedly
or the lines Of the once popular English
walking type. with wide, curved side
brims upturned against high peaked
crown the front and back ends OF tbs
hat being almost square and Atting close
~ to the head The crown Is drRpod
about its base with rolled biased black
velvet, with the left brim looped against
q cluster OF fluffy gunmetal ostrich piumeS
and fastened with large EunmstaA
buckle The hair Is waved over a wire
roll at the front, back and sides, and tina
crown is dressed with loosely rolled puha
and curls Gunmctal tailored cloth coat
with black velvet collar and vest EN-
| broidered with gunmetal soutache and
worn over white lace waist, appilQued
with white silk.
New Cavalier Picture Hat.
young girls hat OF fine white chiE,
with wide brim dipping at left side and
rolling broadly ut back, tNpering grade
| aiiy toward right Of front. The medium
! high crown Is trimmed with dark brown
| velvet ribbon, with long wide loops at
| left side and on right side covered with
| clusters OF white and brown COG plumes
! OF various lengths. the shorter ones at
| the front and sides aud the longer fall
| Ing over the crown and the brlm- The
| hair Is parted In the center and slightly
| waved over small roll - sides and back.
| the crown dressed Wls' coronst bFaiH
The 'CIarice."
medium sized Italian lace hat built
| over a wire frame. The depressed brlm,
| slightly curviDg from left to front cen
nd nut NUI
| white lace, the edges coming together to
| form the outer fril OF brim. The square
! crown Is banded with rose cOlored velvet
ribbon and entirely covered with trail
ing arbutus leaves and blossoms. At the
! left front large cluster OF pale PINK
roses is lmhedded In white hydranRess
| The hair is pOmpadoured at front and
| sides and slightly curling over brow.
Black chiffon jumper, trimmed with Rp-
pliqued black net. worn over white LtaA-
! Ian lace blouse.
The "susanne."
Exceedingly smart hat Of rough, nat
ural colored straw with medium wide,
straight, uulined Drim, slightly curvinE
upward at front and back The square
crown Is wreathed with close ruching OF
accOrdlou-plalted white yalenCiennes lace,
Joining at the eft side with a cluster Of
white roses ana white ylOlcta with their
foliage, which extend toward the back OF
the hat, where they terminate against the
crown with a small cluster Of white VIC
lets. Greek couture, kuottcd beneath the
hat crown.
The "Babctte."
A rough black straw hat somewhat on
p0ke bonnet lines. the narrow bTim 10
slightly peaked at front ana back and
dropping at sides; its rGge pipcd with a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28
lovely Embroidered
5tockIn69 end Rotent
Leother Pumps

&c OWHERE in the world are ~hapely
- feet more comfortably and daintily
> shod than in America, and since the
adopted for general street wear, women
are more than ever giving attention to
the appea rance Of their feet and ankles
and expanding upon their protection and
adjournment sums OF money which a few
years ago would have seemed absurdly
extravaganza.
Most practical among the low shoes
TO be worn for general going about
during the ensuing spring and summer
are the pumps which, having won u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-28

wOman's voice can be heard IN 8
balloon at height OF two miles, while
q mans voice cannot be heard at q
greater distance than one mile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-15

Negro Preacher Killed on
Public Road Sunday
Night-Three Ar
rests Made.
SneciaI to Ihe Io:IrnaI.

Ponce DeLeon, Fla, Sept 14.-Rev
j. j. Jones, an active and respected
minister of the colored VI. K. church
was cruelty murdered on Sunday night
about four miles from this place. He
was returning from an appointment
and was murdered in the public road
within 80 yards OF the home of Luke
Russ, colored- About 11:30 D. m. col
ored citizens residing in the neighbor-
hood heard a gun shot, followed by
loud cries of %, Lord have mercy,
but were afraid to go to the scene
of the shooting.
Early Monday morning several went
out to look. and discovered. near the
home of Luke Russ. a lot of blood
stains in the road, although an effort
had been made TO conceal all trace OF
the crime. The news of the crime
soon spread and Sheriff Campbell OF
Walton county. was wired, and was
soon ON the scene.
The nuTdereTs had concealed the
body. and when your correspondent
left the ground, no trace of the body
had been found, except the blooS
stained wagon in which it is supposed
the body was carried away.
Nose Daniels, Silas Daniels and
Luke Russ were held under arrest
when the writer left the scene. Sherin
Campbell has the assistance of all
the leading citizens of both color in
his efforts to locate the body.