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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
PELICAN POINTERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradley Wis
tied at Mrs. Bradley's sister, Mrs.
Davis of Clark, over Saturday and
Sunday.
Lonnie Briggs spent Sunday al
Veeder's.
Mrs. Bell Harp has just returned
from N. D. Her brother, Newton
Veeder, was married to Miss Mabel
Finley of N. D., on Sept. IS, 1908.
Bob Russell and Jack Hocke,
were seen driving thru the western
part Of the county Sunday.
Ira Wolcott was seen driving
thru the country Sunday.
Charley and Joseph Elfring are
going to Kansas with their cousin
who has been visiting them for
the past few weeks.
Wick Bradley from WATERFOWL
was seen hunting on Bradley's field
Saturday afternoon.
Ira Wolcott made flying trip
| to town Thursday afternoon.
Elfring boys moved their ma
chine to town Thursday and are
thru threshing for this year. Mr..
Ferris has also finished threshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell and
| family are going to Rochester,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
PUBLIC SALE!
Peck.

! will sell at public auction at
my farm six miles south and one
mile. west Of Watertown on We'd
nesday, Oct. 18th, 1908. Sale COM
mences at 10 o'clock am. / black
mare, IL yrs old W.T. 1900, / black
gelding IA yrs old VT 1900, / sor-
rel mare Ia yrs old VT 1000, 1 bay
horse 6 yrs old VT 1900 / black
horse Is yrs old VT. HOO, l bay
mare IA yrs old VT 100, l sorrel
mare 10yrs old VT 1200,1 bay mare
6 yrs old VT HOO, 2 black mares s
yrs old VT $500, l hay horse IL yrs
old VT 1000, mich COWS coming
fresh, 4 heifers 2 yrs old yearling
calves, 2 John Deere gang plows
nearly new, l La Crosse gang pillow
nearly new, ! Lacrosse sulky pillow,
l Kentucky disc drill, l Tiger Shoe
drill, drag, / corn pillow, l Deer
ing binder as good as new, / Deer
ing mower in good shape, i Cham
pion mower, 6 brood sows boar
Pig Berkshire, 1 tanning mill SO
chickens. / Hart Parr gasoline
engine good as new, ] Carr Scott
36x60 separator, as good as new, q
good oil tank with the rig. Terms.
All sums under $40 cash; over that
amount time will be given for one
year on approved security at s pc,
cent interest. Big free lunch.
'. Chris Schultz, owner.
NH. Makepeace, auctioneer.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
FLORENCE FRoLlcs

Threshing is all finished and all
farmers are blowing.
Miss Evelyn Christopherson went
to Minneapolis Sunday evening
where she will undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis.
The new cement walk to the
schoolhcuse is being laied.
Frank Dugal, who has done the
shaving act here for two years, has
resigned and leaves for Milwaukee,
Wis.
Melham Bros. have purchased
the Bowman Lumber yard here.
Jack Morrisey returned Monday
to spend the winter chaperoning the
Florence "Orphans.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

Berdine Larson d departed Mon
day On his vacation. visiting Wa.
SEGA and other NJ Minnesota towns.
Jim Bond y new home is nearly
completed.
a. G. Burnstad and wife drove to
Watertown Tuesday
Mrs. Geo. Christie pherson is Wis
ting in Watertown this week.
Sever Hattlestead is out from
WatertoWn today.
CarferriIlak Orchestra will give
q dance Friday evening. AS usual
q good time is expected.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

# For Sale Say, you fellow with
"a little bunch Of money deposited
in the bank drawing only per cent
interest, listen / know where
there are FIVE lots, each 50x165 in
the east part Of the city only a
ten minute walk from the new.
=postoffice. One Of these lots con-
tains small house which rents for
$40 per month. The lots are all
high and dry and are in a good
neighborhood and city water and
sewer is in the street ruanning past
them. Here is chance to
double your money in the next two
years. Owner has good reasons for
wanting to sell. A man with cap-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
. kRANzsuRG KINKS

Mrs. Schweinfurt was down to
Gary Saturday between trains.
Mary Ruhr went to Watertown
Monday on business.
John Raml's auction sale on
Tuesday was largely attended.
G. Jelleson is moving on the
John Raml place.
NE. Clemens from Eyota, MINI. !,
who was visiting friends here for
the past week, returned home We'd
nesday.
Peter Lindner spent Sunday at
the Kaiser home.
Fischer Bros. nave finished their
fall threshing and have pulled
their rig home.
Miss Lizzie and Bert Noes spent
Sunday at the Ries home.
Joe Ruhr is threshing at Meet
er's.
Threshing in this locality is
nearly completed now.
The telephone proves a plague
rather than a thing of value to
some men, especially when their
mother-in-l law uses ito call them
home when they are in town get
ting shine on. s 81 s..-..: a.s an.
Henry Hanten from Watertown
was down on business the latter
part Of last week.
Rubbering over the phone is be-
coming quite popular now days.
Miss Mary Ievas and Jos. Cellse,
both of Goodwin, were married at
the Catholic church on Wednesday.
The young couple have the best
wishes and congratulations of their
friends.
Peck.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
Council Resolution 70. i 6 Of
3 Year i S9S
introduced BY Alderman Rainey
Sidewalks

z55j otUeWdtk5
Whereas, d petition has been pre-
scented to the C tn Council asking that
a sidewalk be built OF cement along
the west side of Third Street N b..
beginning at the north side OF lot 8,
block q, Hoppers Fairview; add. to the
north side Of End Avenue Northeast,
thence wast along the south side of
block N, in the 3rd Railway add, 60 End
st. Northeast, all in the City Of Water
town, s.. ..
And It appearing from the report
of the proper committee of the coun-
Gil that the signers of said petition
are the; owners Of more than one
half 8of the property ahutting said pro-
posed improvements,
Therefore, be- II resolved by the
City Council that tho said improve
ments petiticned for as above set
forth are deemed necessary to- he
made and the same Is hereby order
ed to be constructed, namely, a Gem
ent sidewalk feet In width, along
the street and In the location herein
named, to be built according to speci-
fications laid down in ordinance No.
III, and on g..ade lines given by City
EuSiuSeT.s$5
{ Resolved further, that HIT the is property
owners whose lots or lands abut or
adjoin said prop, Sod improvements be;
required to build said sidewalk as
heretofore described the parts of
same abutting or ad joining their re-
spectiye lots or lands, within
twenty days afte. the. second rubiica-
ton Of this resolution, and IL such
owners fall SO to do. then the Street
Commissioner shall d \, - go, -.-si.ls ais
is necessary to complete said side
walks and Ysport the expense thereof
to the City ,juncil for assessment and
collection according to the provisions
Of section thirty.t1ve Of the Charter
Of the City Of Watertown.
Passed first reading, Sept. IA, 1903.
Passed second reading, Sept. %, 1905
Adopted anu approved, Sept. %, 1908.
John W. Martin.
Mayor.
w. M schoenberger,
City Clerk.
First pub. Oct and 8.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

ital could put five modern cottages
on these lots and rent them for not
less than $40 per month apiece. IL
you want this snap, you had better
call quick as it vii not last long.
Price $3.50. part cash. Inquire
of E. M. Barker at the Saturd az
News office. 15tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

For Sale-One of the finest resi-
dence lots in the city, four blocks
and a half from the new postoffice..
Size 50x165., high and dry, east
front, cement sidewalks all the way
to the lot, shade trees inside and
outside of walk; good neighbor-
hood. This lot is we'll worth six
hundred dollars as lots near it
have sold for that amount and more.
The party who owns this lot
needs the money and will sell it
for $435. Enquire at the Saturday
News office. lift
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

For Sale Radiant Home Base
Burner, double fue, nearly new.
Big snap. 519 n. Maple. Phone
blue Is. (15-16)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

For Sale-A small heater in good
condition, will burn coal or.wood,
price $3.50. f. E. West, 1923 S.
Oak st. over millinery store. 15tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

For SaIe175 IT. frontage on
east Codington avenue, block, IL
Kemp Bros. addition. Will be sold
at a great bargain. Enquire Of
VIM. Martins horse shoeing shop.
Off.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

For SaleOn east Kemp ave. 8
blocks east Of postoffice, No 1900,
nine lots, Good 8 room house, large
barn, chicken park, fine we'll of
water. Trees shrubs, price $4,000.
j.. G. Bastian. q5-17)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

For Sale-Lots 1,2,3,4,17, Is, 10,
20 in block Z Pettigrew's Addition.
See them. Make offer to CA. Tuck,
81l Phoenix Building, Minneapo-
lis, MINI. (12-18)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
FOR SAFE.

For SaleTen volume set, Fa-
nous Qrations'' edited by w. ].
Bryan, new edition, just published,
cloth. Will sell very cheap. En-
quire this office, 14tf.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
w a 81 S
GIRL WANTED---MRS b. III,
SLOWER, LII 9th STREET s. Il
WANTED.

Wanted Agents to handle legi-
innate proposition that will make
good money. Enquire this office. a
dandy proposition for lady agents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
AcraESs' Roo~ 10 RoSsGo
MISS sASrY~Srs . vIotlra % OS'aIsrs.
Iosi LArps cum.

MISS sArrymSrs . vlotlra u OSraIsrs.
Lost Lsrvs cum.
New York. TOb ie--TaS AOaTtmAns
occupied by Miss HfASi~ barrymore
we're robbSd sunaaV slShi. AooSrdinS
10 rnpOrts made 70 the police When
Mo baFrTnoso BstuFasd 20 West
F0VIeth strass aaSv a. SVsaAaG spent
via fiS11s she vas SaAAiS 10 enter
her Noo@s ana salHHs . ta@is0T. ne
boov va forced
TIE rooms we've tsuAa IN o0afusion
Snd . search showed net ne burglars
al secured ts7s In EBsy. q stTthE
q oSAls AMI q saHbR Of tFthkssA
SAsch Mla narTJRDrs pFiEsS ~ ne
msatos Of her monsr. C~DrEiS Dfwv
Barrymore.
II uas ssiasn, that 10 EooaBs hal
bSss LAoFoaehIy SssrrkAA. presumably
SOT The actress isvSs BAT sons ssfs
soEn4 ar TIE faASos Niss BarFynovs
Wys. - never NJ AaY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
cLu5 MAKES PROTEST.
Denver Can Amply Aeeomr odate the
Crowds At Convention,

Denver, Colo, Feb, II, Resou.
lions dcplcrng the publication VI sto,
rles In various newspapers through.
out the country to the effect that no,
tol accommodations in Denver will be
inadc0ua'e to accommodate tho crowds
that will be In rvnycr during the Dom,
ocratle national convention, weto
adopted ~ mo regular monthly meet,
ing OF Tie Denver prrss club. The
Denver Press club. which IL strictly
a newspaper mans organization and
Is a potent factor In the affairs ~ the
city and state. declares In I'VE rcso'u.
tions adopted that Denver hotels are
modern and there orc enough ct them
TO house comfortably any sitrI crowd
that might he cvpectci 70 como 10 tho
city during tho convention.
Tho resolutions require tho uoNspa
PAPERS Of the country To- print tlc
clubs protest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
CORPSE SAT- ON PILOT
Church Goers In an indiana Town
Witness Gruesome SIGHT.

Rushyille, Ind, Feb. 12---Teh grim
spectacle Of the lifeless form of DR..
y. 7. Dillon, prominent local physi.
clan, sitting in an upright position on
the pilot OF 4 c. II, and d, passenger
train was the startling sight which met
the eyes OF many church goers here
Sunday as the train sped through the
residence district Of the city. The
physician had few minutes before
started out to make a country call
and was riding In a curtsned auto.
mobile. Near the tracks he trie,i 10
stop his machine when he saw tho ap.
preaching train, but on account Of the
Icy streets the car skiddcd upon the
railroad track when the engine struck
and completely demolished It
Dr. Dillon was instantly Killed. q
hole near the base Of the brain. how
over being the only mark OF injury
found on the body Engineer Doc
ley, who killed ex-shern George VII.
son, at this same crossing ten years
ago, MAS unable 70 stop his train un.
I'll no hal run about three blocks.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
DISSOLVED INJUNCTION,
Case Of luekenbaeh Towing Company
and EnalneerR' Union.

and Engineers Union.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. Judge Nc.
Lemore has dissolved the injunction
obtained In his court some time ago
by tho Luckcnbach Towing cOmpa-
ny OF Brooklyn, y. Y, by which the
Norfolk Marine Bnftneers' union, It's
Officers and members, we're restrained
from interfering with its employees on
the lNckenhach tugs in an effort TO
bring on an engineers strike.
Judge Mcl.emore ruled that no in.
junction could lie until violence against
the plaintiffs, or their property vas at
tempted by the defendants and that
members OF the engineers union were
within their rights in ondeavorinG by
argument or other fair means 10 have
employees OF the plaintiffs quit their
employment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
DARING MOVE MADE.
Captain Takes Out Vessel In Spite Of
Y. Q. Authoritlaa.

Captain Takes Out Vessel In Spite Of
v. .. Authorities.
Mobile. Ala. Feb, IA special
from Pensacola sayS:
Perhaps the most DARING move ever
made by tho master Ot q foreign vSs.
sci was that o. Monday when Captain
Ray r. German OF the steamer Delta
took hiS vessel from this port nOtwtth.
standing tho fact that she had been
seized by ythe Unltei StAtss marshal
and posted ~ not being allowed TO
leave port until bond bad boeh given.
The seizure ~ tho vessel Was based
upon three lr6e suits sgSreGatins near
IS. 900
II Is the nrN case on record AnnE
the gulf coast The Attorney general
at Washington MAS requested a. take
action la tie matter and call upDn the
revenue cutter service 10 send out =
vessel from Key West 70 mako an sf
fort TO apprehend the steamer a. she
passes thai point,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
ManaN for Meln,onh Helrr.

NaNAington. Feb. ~ -ReprsssntA.
I'VE D0wprds has introduced Bill
prVvtelng Cor the psyneat 70 be heiu
% loan AnIntOsh. late OF The county
o. AeintOsA. Georgia. tee sun OF
SilS .oeI. dae Mcintosh for services In
tAS revolutionary war. Many 81 he
ASEs are BOW living IN ChA,hhn. i4e
Srv ana NeIntosh oouztles TIE pay
Asat b Ia accordance vitA resolution
81 eongyess Il Oct. q, 1850
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
A~fW ossth In ss~mnl

hon'Kansry A Hse "a a spe.
eist rum fso'hAH. Aa @ys hat
james Haaoocs. 81 Ashford was k0F.
nSiy n'aDgi~s - = ~ mRl Moaaay
His cat si~sVs eAasht IN Sams way
Ia ne saSs a. eaos his boay vas
jsFksi iHis NE mAsbtA4vT. both arms
tSsrts'St. his h~aA sT1a1h@d and many
SsAsr Sonss bFNzhaa Ne vAs dad
vasa sEtTieatAA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
HANolNo At slRMlnoHAM.

Negro Who Had Seen ThrlCs Rsspl,sd
Pays Death PssSIty 81 tAN.
BirminEhAinN Ala. Psb ~ --iisnry
ThastOtA, The negro whO was convict Cd
q hiIlng W n. HusstusLsf. white.
two YsaFA ago. shsF being thrice 70
sVt1St BY The eDVeTuoF. Oaes Whila
% As Hsli0VS. va hasGsd 10 the Jail
yard mere Monday.
He us0unisa ne SaAhsld snlliAe
lie began bic speech al the GAiioWs
By saying "TrisBds. I am bsfs once
ssAiA ;" and So'sf ~ eth "rhAhhihE
you Cor JoSS sttsption Ne said bel
oOuspAAJ had EDt,sn him tate tFogbls.
Wis SEEK SIS SsOASs ~ the fat.
ssstA bSiRs anSoaSSsd ~ aesSea sad
q AAh mihuiss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
cas- EXPLOSION DEALS DEATH,
ROlns Miners Killed and One Fatally
injured In Kentucky.

tVleESu " NN'hSSH'
CeDtFai City. Ky, Feb ii-Nino NJ
nara we're killed and one other fatally
Snaured by an explosion OF gas IN the
VRinO Of the Moody Coal company ~
0SGsA Carrollton. three miles from this
city, Monday Afternoon,
The mine is small and only thlrsso
inca were at work 81 the time OF thS
S9Dlo8ion.
The accident was caused b. SOW
oiAst setting of accumulated gas.
TIE dead are:
Robert Cook and J. y. RuSs.
OOth white men, and seven negroes.
FATALLY injured. John Bryant white
Each Of the victims leave a family
The three men who escaped reached
asS bottom Of the shaft where tSeJ
kept clear Of the gAs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
MARKED ron DEATH.

SS!G that czsrlns Found TsrrorlSe
Letter on Infant sOn's Bed.
Paris, Feb. 1.-THE Memorial n.
pSomatque publishes 4 sensational ar.
tiolS declaring LaAt the recent report
OF the sSasSinAtion of the GEAR had
been based on the finding by the cIaI.
ina, on Tie bed OF her infant son, q
letter containing the announcement
that both the cEar and tina CGAroWftE
had been marked for dNath by the ter
rorist society. and the discovery al.
most AZ the same tine OF several
bombs connected with 1'ectric wires
and concealed In various parts Of the
palace AZ TsarskOe Selo'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
LLOYD MADE CHAIRMAN,
MlssIssipplAn choTn In Spts 81
Stronu Opposition,

S'Nf'h SHRpAlhNNs
Washington, Fob, ~ In the face
OF strong opposition by John sharp
Williams. Of Mississippi. Loader of the
minority In the house Of representa-
lives, Mr.. lamos T. Lloyd. roprcson.
tatIvo from tho first district NJ Mia
souri, has hccn elected chairman ot
the t'moCratlc ccrsres sioual campalgn
committee defeating hia rival Mr..
Williams candidate, Representative
William H. Ryan. OF Nsw York. by q
vote ~ 20 10 II,
Only one ballot was cast and after
TIA announcement tho election Ut dr.
Lloyd was made unanimous on motion
of Representative Fitzgerald, Of New
York. who had the proxy Of Mr.
Ryan.
Representative Frank Clark, ~ the
second district of Florida. was unAn.
lDOusly elected secretary Of the com
mIttOa,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

NAooa Cs Ts5 - ORDERS vsfs
FscsiV~s Asss froH 80 wsshlarOa
hsaoqaArtsFs from RS sostbeSs ~
Aaonah tie separate Sae0n dsirbSh ~
shs road ase ussEs STR ~ Auss.
a siyisinL 5BrsSts'es3ent ~ :.
B~il sas hAAs i,a.n easier AL hgf
49, TrsiHpsasisr - A Oanth0gyss
aaA mass utis aisgsirhsr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
last ACT OF TRAGEDY
Hing Carlos and Crown Prince
Laid to Rest.
IN PANTHEON SEPULCHRES
Closing Of One Of the Most Tragic In.
oldents In Portuguese History At.
tended by a Scene Which Developed
Almost Into a Disaster.

Lisbon, Feb. 12.-The bodies OF
King Carlos and Crown Prince Luis
Philippe were Monday laid away be,
si6e those Of their royal ancestors
In the sacred sepulcnres of the Pan.
theon.
The official closing Of one OF the
most tragic incidents in Portuguese
history was attended by a scene which
almost developed into a disaster.
A great crowd, numbering into the
, thousands, struggled outside the cathe-
dTal OF San Vincente seeking to en-.
ter and view the bodies before the
dOors were finally closed for the GER
emony. Brushing back the police
and the guard Of royal archSrs, they
poured into the church, sweeping
everything before them. A panic
was threatened and the cavalry was
called out to dispense the pushing
thousands.
Women and children were caught in
the crush, and many OF them were
bruised and trampled upon, but no IA
talities have been reported.
Ceremony Of Entombment.
When the doors eventually were
closed to the public the ceremony OF
Sntombment was begun. All the min.
listers OF state we're present, The
patriarch Of Lisbon, wearing ponti.
Acal vestments and assisted by other
high church Oflcials, blessed tho Sacra-
mSnt, the cathedral and palace ehoirs
chanted the LIBERIA Ne and 10 hS in
toning Of De ProfundAs the coma Of
che crown prince was transported be-
NNIsen double rAu1rs OF ArchonS. pre-
cSdedsby = long procession. tAcIOAnS
mace bearers, acolytSs and grand dhO-
nltAFies Of the palace. In . smblar
manner, the body OF The king vas
borne to the tomb.
Chanting Of esnsdIetus.
After dissolution had been given and
tAs chanting Of the bSOSdictuS thS
Grand chamberlain Solemly swOre that
the bodies were those OF "Our be
loved lord and king, has most faithful
majesty, Don Carlos l., king OF Por~
4ugal, and our prince, Don Luis
Philippe, duke OF BraEanza
Official documents were drawn mp
and signed and the key OF each eof'
I'm was given over to the patriarch of
Lisbon. When the corns we're placed
On the tombs, the cortegS separated .
and the Pantheon was closed
Premier FSrreIra then proceeded to
the Necessidades palace to ac1uaint
Ennk Manuel that the ooSequiss bad
been concluded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

haTsaiuss. ~. ~ --Waaa saasT
FrAaao sEd his sn1ily sTTivsd here -
NOnaAy stsat. . bas ssevd ~ aasaus.
S1S4 - ;hs railway stasaoa. UIAnhsa
~ potis@ The foSDeF premtsr hmrwsd.
" snasFs4 h0isl. aaaos pvaaos
voakt 80 aiseioNe 80 slgimatS esd
Daitos. SUi X - EaaeSany bsllSyoA ~
10 SIAng 10 ltaiy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13
MOB LYNCHEO NEGRO
First Had Lively Fight With
Soldiers Guarding Him.
TROOPS ARE OVERPOWERED
Negro Was Then Taken from Than,
strung to a Telegraph Po,s and aid
died with euIIets---Two Members Of
Mob Wounded,

BOokhNyen, Miss. Feb, i2 ia
! P.gOt, tho negro who criminally "a
aaultcd Miss Williams, young white
woman, In this county several woVks
ago. was taken from tho custody of
tho Jackson military company aud
posse or dcputlou Monday morning
/ aud hangcd from telegraph polo
within lets than hundred yards Of
the court house whoro h0 was to have
boon tried Tor hts crime. The mill.
tary cmpany and tho posse wCrn over.
powered by mob 81 moro than tive
thousand citIIcns Several shots wore
fired during the msoo aud two NOM
bora ~ the mob nero wounded.
Mob Attacks the Soldiers.
PiEot reached here shortly aftor Z
O'Clock from JaCkpnn, In custody W
Shcnn Frank Groor and undor tho
armed escor IT the Capital Guards.
ordered into service by Governor Noel
10 protect the negro from tho mob
Whom the train stopped at the depot
and tho sheriff and escort diaembArk
cd with tho prisoner tho mob surged
around them and u fierce hAndtohand
hEht cnSuS'l. IN which fats were free
" used aud the soldiers dubbed many
members OF the mob with guns
Rolled In this attSmp, to get the
negro, tho mob came again. ana this
time secured the prisoner
PiGot was AraeEOa about nifty yards
away A member Of the mob secured
Q roDe ana he waa quickly swung
AIofI from the arm a telegraph pOis.
The nab thSa Fiddlea HE boay Win
SullSts. several hundred shots bSlAE
drSd
Prominent Men IN M0A.
Ths mob began 10 assemble here -
fore daylight coming iAto iowa IN
wagons. on horseback and walking.
IiR wake inciudsd Soms Of the most
pFomineht farmers IN Lincoln county.
especially In the neIghborhood ot TIE
Town u RuUA. where the assault By
he ASGro IL alleged 10 have occurred.
~ NE tine the trails from IAsksGn
arrived, there VSt0 over 1000 mSa IN
Ne meb Al the rallroaA Statlon, No
lttsupt A. eoncsalment vas made not
! mAa In the mob wearing . mask
Tho Arsl attempt 10 take tho negro
rom the military proved futile. the
'oIdlsrs beating tho members Of tho
mob back with the butts ~ their Guns
ND taking 40 tho march o the oOart
,OuGs before the court house vas
cached however tho mob entirely
uFrOundsd mo soldiers and swept
ONR upon them
Judge WilkiHHnn. who vac 70 have
Tes,dpd upoa the negroes trial. W.T.
ssse4 TIE lypshisg. bat vas powsEiSas
, prevent The mob from earning cut
. purpose
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

New York FEB 1. John W OF.
ivsr ediNor u The Yonk~rS SALESMAN.
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age q blnSytFo '~arS lie oontn.
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SrotSe~ IssAa yver founded Tie
Sens q Temperance
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