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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

Marriage License issued May o.
John E. linn, Elliuwood, age 2S.
Edna Ewalt, Great Bend. age IS.
Married by ProbateJudge, William
Torrey at his Office in Great Bend
Kans., May q, 1908 at 8 o'clock,
We are not acquainted with Mr.. linn
except by reputation as an industri.
Gus and gentlemanly young man of
good habits and character. Mrs.
linn was raised in this county, is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ewalt
is well and favorably known by all
who have the pleasure Of her acquain
lance. We wish the young couple
a happy and prosperous journey
through life.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

g. W. Smith, superintendent Of the
machinery Of the Missouri Pacific
was here Wednesday with his special
oar. Trainmaster. Frank Avery, Of
Hoisington. accompanied him. Mr.
Smith Is brother Of Robert Smith
the Santa Fe engineer, who resides
here.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

by refusing him permission on the
street, feels that this is another case
like that but We assure him it is not,
Free speech, as long as conducted
along the line of decency, whether
political or otherwise. must bemain
tained. and still this can be done, and
yet conform to the local regulations
for the supposed betterment of all.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
POPneFS

II Pairs, light weight,
light colored. SILK Por-
tiers make the room look
cool and airy the hot
days. Regular 1925 pr.
Saturday $13S
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

The band concert. given by the
Hoisipgton band at the park We'd
nesday was good and well received
and not withstandiug the heavy wind
a large crowd was out to hear then.
The music was fne and if it had not
been 50 windy they could have pu.
on better music They could not
handle selection books il the Wind.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

Mrs &C. A. Hooper celebrated hel
birthday last Monday by inviting in
the Double Seven crowd, and they ha
a mighty fine spread. So fine, in fac
that the Rustler man enjoyed 1t tc
the extent Of almost getting too mucl
Of the good things to eat for utter
ance. hence our delay In chronicline
this event.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

The south side Of the park has beer
spoiled for band concerts. There Is
no room for q crowd and 1t Is right
next to the dirty street on one side
and . plowed field on the other. The
dust last night was fierce from the
south. and Il the Wind had been In
the north 1t would have been worse
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

Mrs. H. $. Bishop left this morning
Tor a visit With relatives at TQwanda.
Mr.. Bishop went west in the interest
OF the il. Case Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

.0uetsdeu:sonOwirts4a Ser.
Gins, Barton GOuntp. Assessments
a'e due on or before the 18th Of June
and are payable at The J. V. BRINK
MAN COMPANY BANK.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

sMr. Siverburg Formerly an .oper.
ator here at the Santa Fe was here
today on bis way from Scott City to
Kansas City for a visit.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
Norsge Prices on Goal.

Owing to the that the compans
yes are shipping at reduced prices.
l desire to give to my. customers
the benefit. Therefore storage
prices are now on and will remain
d effect until the 18th of August.
S. A. Newoombe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
&c. Hill is at Ellinwood.

Misses Leitha Dick, Clara Monroe
and Lelah Item of EllinvoOd attended
the ball here Wednesday evening. /.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

The New Way gasoline engines
are the best. Be sars and look the
New wayover at the Great Bend
.Hdve 4 Inplt Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

Mrs. H. 4 Hays ,of Boston. is here
for an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. T. H. Butler, Of Kansas Avenue.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

Kindly bring your flowers to the
G. A. R. hall by 8 o'clock Decoration
Day. A. G. Thorpe. Post Commander.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

The dance Wednesday evening was
an enjoyable occasion. lie Valleys
furnished the music.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29
Harry Ball of Larned, is here.

Miss leila Boshell returned to Lar
ned Wednesday after few days visit
here and in Buffalo.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

Amise Lewis returned to Gowen,
Oklahoma this morning after a wish
here.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

Glenn Jones and Miss Esther
Bailey of Hoisiugtou attended the
ball here last evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

George + Starr and Fred Hans were
ct Ellinvood Wednesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

H. W. Hammond Of Larusd was
here today.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-29

Will Burnett went to Ellinwood
this morning.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Ssfdmpinns Der Mnardiitcn 5 Yrupa'
gam6a.

Gbicngo, 6. Mai. - Gie Iiisrot.
tling ser anorbiitiihen Yropaaanba
bejluedt cine Gorlnge, Die bonn Silis.
GorporationsanipoIt Sole ai,sscarbei-
tet lit ul1o belte bon Superintendent
aeenep III Der Staatslcgislotur eii,.
gcreidt nurbe. Nod) Sen Iorifriitcn
Der Bill maft iid) ein Sober, Der 81
ientlid in @ort ODER Shriit Die gr.
mcroung irgcnb ciner Eerion bierSit-
lanoe ooer I'M Iuslanbe beiiirtportet,
eincS @%erbrcd]cns ifuloig uno ioQ 5ll
3uftbousitrnic perltrtbeiIt perocn.
Cine ergdn5enbe Gill beSiebt lid oli
Eerionen. Ole Ieriommlunaen bei.
pobnelt, III lueld]cn su Nuirubr unb
Vlutpcraieben aufeebest wirb, mo
Die lpegen iolder 9etbeiligung nntcr
Mnflage oes ScrgehenS ,Misbe-
mcanor") beItraft meroen loIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

Nicicr inohridcinlidl crm0bIt mcroell
miro. ,<h bubc nidlta Oopolt 9cbort
no6 9cnia 9tirou cine poIitlIdc Mil
lion hot. &on iebcm ocnotrotilheil
Giibrcr, Der noh europa tonnlt, miro
pcrnruthct, oub er cine Wl',,on al
midi hat. Niron lit Elm alter Nrellllo
unO miro mid mobrid)ci1lid) bc'utell,
mcnu CT orrt SrlnnO rciIt ober lem
Nciudl miro uidyta nit FoIltlt j'I
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itcri,rm ocs g~uslp0rti9cn hot olt'
%crouGoIiung Ser dinclilfen St'
iorotihuit sic itrofrcdtli6c &crrol
ol,nq zines oelltid)en Oiii5iera ein8c.
lcitct, mcldcr MitglieO Der Strat.Gr'
petition oe0en &cting I'M Sabre 1900
mar. Gcrielbc bat Den NcirutbaI6cllt
ocS hinciii6cn &oiicrS cntlpen0et.
Ger 0fiiiier nobm boS Gofunlcllt
ais Soupcnir oil iid, ohnc III tpllleh,
mos cs All bc0Clten babe. 3uS 3ot11s
mCnt lit %ongeblid) ourf Die @n1oe
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onocrer 6obcr Giii5ierc ge0on9ct.
Sem Girii0Cr le0te ocmlclbcn @eocll7
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iiidc Hr0ierlng 5ltriidae'u1ot nor
bcn lit, but icin Ciniti9cr @eliBer 81
icincm @"rItollncn ~erinbrcn, Dob Die
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mcnte9 nod d,incliiher Nnlidt cI1enl
Sufrilc1 glcidtonlnlt.
seine S@iccu6cn mcbr mr.
Spium y oblcn.
2un0on, 6. Moi. Gu8 llntcrs
huus nahm bclltc 2lbenO clnltlnlrlG9
eincn 9cidluB al, lucIdcr Die NcA1cz
rlrna criltHt, oa3 Suitem Der Nuts
iteululQ uou 9iccn5cn an Spiumbobs
lem in 3rontolOnicrL nnrncntlld) III
Nona.&on1, Dem Stroit9 Excitement
lno IN Gculon, ob}ulhuIicn.
&urSc &nbcl0cpcid DEF
SbcrItlicutcnont b. @urtrott, Der
meme otltidc &nitrllttcltr Der dllenls
ihen 9(rncc, lit in &olporoiio ein9c.
troiicn.
Der fyon56iiid)c @colo0c hilbert
NhlQllitc Godou De Eopporcnt, per
n,onentcr ScfrctGr Scr Mfu0enlie Der
y8iiIculdnitcn, lit 81 Euri3 I'M 60.
Scbcnainbre gcitorbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Nirdjcnfiiritcn im gSciRcm SanIc.

@oibiu0tom :. g., 6. 0iol.
- &aroinol 2oguc, ErtnloS BON Or
lono, mllroe bctte DOM YrGliocnten
&ooicprlt i'm @ciBcn @atlc cnpion.
Qcn. llntcr Ocn iibrigcn Ampclenoell
bcionoen iid &nroinol Gibbons pom
baltimore, Scr pGpltlit)c 0eIe1nt
Monii1nor Golconio, Gr5biid)oi 6or'
len bon Ncp. Port lutO peridleoene
unoerc hobe ErGIotcn. 9llld) @cnc.
raj Nuuoeaonmnlt Sonoparte nit
Satin ionic EQUATOR Garter marell
5ll0egcn. &oroinnl 9p9lic bclid)tl9te
hcltc oic ScbcnaluiiroiDtcitcn pom
Nuibilgtou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07
Sriibercr Eiiiiicr ais MDrocr pcr
hnitct.

Eurtluno, Gre, 6. Moi. -
Gomoro SllgD Mortin, Sobn Ocs iril.
ocrcn @orocins Sollgt Mortin Don
ser Mem. Oorfcr Eoll5ci rno emit
Sbcrlientenmnt in ser @un0eaarmee,
lit bier llltcr Ser Nltflage Scr Grnor.
ouno bea NiauolcibcrS 9tntban @olff
ucrbaitet mproen. Ser Mrrcltant be-
tbeltert icilc llnidlllO, ood) liegen &C.
gen i'm itorfc llnlitnnOsberueile Dor.
Seine ciNcnc 8uttin, cine ebcnaligc
SrunfcnlpGrtcrin bon Spracule, bat
inn Gerbor Dor Dem IiitriftSonlualt
5llgcgcben, Oob lie bciilrd)tc, ibr 8attc
babe Den Wioro periibt. Scr Eionos
lcibcr Molii mlr0c an Mbcno Ocs
Sreitnga Ser IcBtcn @ohe IN lcinenl
@aocn ollrd, cinen Sd)ub in oen SaIs
nicocrgeItredi mo Damn 0llrd) 9eils
biebc oet0otct. Ter SbGtcr beroll6tc
lciu Spfer I'M @clo mo %lllpelen lnl
WerlDe ppll cllpu SlouO. Ser HHltl
Moroantloge pcrbuitete Gomnro s..
Martin bat sic &ricgSidulc III @clts
Yoint ubioIpirt mo mar frilber ais
Sberliclltcnunt lno Sndpcrlt1nolger
fir Gan5crplnttcn Scr Militurltatloll
bel Snnop Soof, NJ, 5ll9etbeilt.
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ten uno mar 5lllt 9lllstritt aus Der
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oieielbe 3eit bcirotbete er IN Nciu'
Oort @itiiie Mcacc, Snbn6erin elmer
@ettburoc iiir meiblid)e &ennbabl-
ipicler. Sic iturb cin ooer 5luei Sabre
baralli mo Martin ging Damn nad)
Dem Meltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

Sn Sun Trunci5co bat ein Sellcr
III Dem uon ser @ront. Npeulie, Wtar'
tct., @enrps nnO &eurnp. StraBe be-
0renStcn S%Gl,ier9epiert einen Sdaocn
non 100000 angeridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-07

Gublin 6. Moi. - Midoro Gro.
ter itclltc iu ciucr llntcrrcoumN nit
Dem Gorreipouocntcn Scr oNiiociirttn
Erelle" bic Wtel0ungcn in NbrCoe, 0olj
cr I'M @c0riiic ltGnOc, iit) nod Nep.
Oort 5u bcgcben. I'M Die IiiiCrenSell
III Der 0emorfotiiden Eortci bci,ulc-
gen. Gr crflGrtc, cr lpcroc bic Ger.
Stooten crit noh ser ErGii0cntcn.
lpobl bcilldcn uno nl01c ocn @intcr
in Cineml Der iii0lid)cn Stooten per.
%brin9en.
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bin i~lbcr5ulgt OoB Trpou cincn Git
ten Eroiiocnten obgebcn piiroe, oh
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
The HeraId'S Corner

READERS OF THE HERALD Know you that your judg-
backed thousands of other Cafornans Dur
the month Sepembe two thousand hundred and
subscriptions received in this Office and
that without aid Dishes dolls other premiums.
NO OTHER NEWSPAPER IN LOS ANGELES AP-
PREACHED THIS RECORD
Herald circulated the basic idea of supplying
people who and not by of sell
ing merchandise with the newspaper merely incidental the
transaction
judgment backed by this excelng September
October thus far indicates greater results
The advertising patronage of this paper apace with its
circulation Notwithstanding the financial unpleasant
advertising The Herald shows than 200
increase the period of 1907.
Junior Magazine has told the children of interest
concerns pictorial bookpaper magazine
which begins publication in The Herald Sunday November
will effectively tell the public of California of The Heralds
superiority any other western coast newspaper
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
JUDGE ENDS LIFE AS
COURT AWAITS HIM
New Jersey Democrat, Criticised for
DIvorclng Wife, Challenges Ac-
cusers and Sends Bullet
Into His Brain

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. H.-In the
presence of a hundred persons, Judge
David b. Howell of the first criminal
court of this city today twice shot HIM
self i'm the head In the Branch Brook
park, infiicting wounds from which he
died two hours later.
Judge Howell was one of the most
widely known Democrats of this city,
and although he was not a candidate
for election took an active part in the
campaign.
Sharp criticism was made of the judge
because he had been divorced by his
wife, and in a speech last night he re-
piled to his accusers and demanded evil
dences of their charges.
Today he walked into the park while
his court was awaiting his arrival and
fired two shots into his head. He is
said formerly to have been an Episcopal
clergyman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
OMAHA TENDERS
GREAT GREETING
BRYAN ADDRESSES ENTHUSI-
ASTlC MULTITUDE
Crowd Proves Overwhelming Demo-
cratic Sentiment of Homo State
Metropolis in commoner's
Welcome
tBy Associated Press.1

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. .17.-Every seat in
the big auditorium here was filled to-
night, and standing room was in de-
mand almost an hour before the time
at which w. j. Bryan was advertised
to appear, and for an hour afterward
hundreds came and were unable to gain
admission to the great hall.
That 1t was an enthusiastic crowd and
strongly favorable to the Democratic
candidate was evidenced by the pro-
longed demonstration that greeted
every reference to Bryan by the speak
ers who preceded him, and the riot of
applause that shook the great edifice
when every one of the thousands stood
and waved tiny flags and gave greeting
to Nebraska's most distinguished citi-
zen when he appeared upon the stage.
Omaha Mayor Presides
Mayor James c. Dahlnan presided
over the meeting, and back of him on
the stage were 300 prominent Demo-
Gratis of the city who had been desig-
mated as vice presidents of the meet
ing.
Mr. Bryans qualification was evident
as he arose to speak. He was received
with thunderous applause, and 1t was
some time before he could secure quiet.
The candidate explained his graft
tude at what he termed this grand as
semblage of good Democrats and Re-
publicans," and called attention to hav-
ing received their support at all times
during the eighteen years he had been
in public life in the state.
Following the meeting Mr.. Bryan de-
clared that although he had spoken
many times in the big auditorium, that
he had never had SO large nor enthusi-
astic audience as the one which greeted
him tonight.
Some Republicans Present
There was sprinkling of Republi-
cans in the audience and two or three
times duging his address he made ref
erence to the fact and presented some
pointed remarks calculated for auditors
of that faith.
This was a quiet day for Mr.. Bryan.
He had been scheduled to travel east
over the Union Pacific from Denver,
but at the last minute decided that he
wanted to stop at Lincoln on the way
to Omaha, SO he took the Burlington.
Nobody knew he was on the train,
and he was not called upon for any
speeches en- route. He was scheduled
to arrive in Omaha at $50 p. M, but
came an hour earlier. Nevertheless
quite a crowd of admirers who had
learned of the change in his plans
greeted him at the depot.
At O'Clock Mr.. Bryan spoke at the
carnival grounds to large assemblage,
and at $3.50 he addressed another big
crowd form the steps of the city hall.
Respect for Republicans
In his speech at the Auditorium, Mr..
Bryan said that in view of the fact
that several of his audience were Re-
publicans he felt like so shaping his
address as to please the Democrats
without treading upon the toes of the
Republicans.
But" he added, 'I believe the de-
Tense of the Democratic principles is
more acceptable to Republicans this
year than ever before"
Mr.. Bryan declared IL the people elect
Continued on Page Two
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
DORR ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF
EMBEzZLEMENT
BROKER GIVEN LIBERTY ON
BONDS FOR $4,000
LOS ANGELES MANAGER ALSO
MADE DEFENDANT
Complainant Ayers He Placed $4,000
for Investment--Case Continued
Until Next Wednesday
Morning

FIRED DORR, broker, with offices In
six cities scattered over dtfferent
4 parts of the country. was arrest
ed Yesterday on the charge of empeS-
zling $4,000. The complaint was ISSUE"
shortly before noon by Deputy Distrlcl
Attorney q. Ray Horton, and the am
dayit is sworn to by w. T. Coatsworth,
who claims to be. one of DORIS alleged
victims in his stock dealing trahsdc,
tions, which, 1t is claimed, ne caMIiieu M
on by the use of nerve rather lnan
money. ,,t ,,,,t,,
Dorr is Maurice Vaughn, manager OF
the brokers' Los Angeles once Ine
alleged embezzlement Is SAID TO nave
occurred June "a last, when coats
worth says he placed $SOOO III Dorr
hands for the purchase or Atchlson,
Topeka & Santa re STOCK. Oaia tO',er,t ~ -
declares the stock was never pousnt,
and asserts that when he demanded the
return of his money or the equivalent
in the desired securities he was put OH.
Dorr was arrested at his office in the
Bradbury building about noon Dy Dep
,ty Constable Charles benjamin anu
Immediately taken to Justice Summer
feld,s court. He at once communicated
with, friends, half a dozen of whom re-
snonded. and by the time Justice sum
merdeld reached the court room at z
O'clock arrangements had been made
for bail. Representing Dorrs was At
torney Earl Rogers, who was accom-
panied by Carroll Allen, receiver Tor
DORIS affairs.
Continuance Granted
Dorr asked to be arraigned at once,
and his case was continued untli
wednesday at 10 o'clock, at which time
the date for preliminary examination
will be set. Bonds we're fixed at SlO,OOo
and were furnished by l. b. Newton,
foreman of the grand jury, and Henry
q Lee. a broker. The names of the
sureties were also affixed on the oall
bond of Vaughn, who was not present.
This was done to prevent his incarcera-
ton in the county jail, should his ar
rest take place later In the day Inc
bondsmen and Attorney Rogers, now
ever. promised to produce Vaughn IN
court wednesday. and the date for MS
preliminary examination also VIII Do
set on that day.
When asked concerning the Coats
worth dead Dorr said there had been no
IA s,lnent. a"It only means a Iittie
more em barrassment for me-" he said.
! II think 1t is unfair to cause man
arrest when he is doing everytnins
possible to straighten matters out. Inc
arrest of Vaughn is especially to be de-
pIored, as Ire had nothing whatever 10
do with this transaction. l had no
1Continuea Rage TueD
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
RICH MAN MURDERS
WOMAN; ENDS LIFE

OMAHA, Neb., Oct 17.--Sewell Sleu-
man, reputed to be worth $500.000, and
we'll known throughout the west as
a broker, tonight shot and killed Eva
Hart, whose company he has been
keeping. for some time, and then took
his own life.
The shooting occurred at the home
of Miss Hart, No. 4304 Burdette street,
whittier the two had driven in an au-
tomobile a short time before the dou-
BILE tragedy occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
SIR WILFRlD LAURIER TO
RETIRE. FROM PUBLIC LIFE

MONTREAL, Oct. 17.-In speech
delivered last night Sir Wilfrid Laur-
ier, Canadas premier, announced that
the present campaign which ends Oc-
tober 26 will be his last
"This is the last fight in which l
shall be engaged" he said with great
earnestness.
"The years have already left their
mark upon me and I cannot hope that
they will stand still now. All ask Is
your support to enable me to complete
the work / have begun in the last
twelve years
Sir Wilfrid predicted that this gov
jority of from 80 to 40. At present it
has sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
WOMEN AND BABES
SLAIN IN ARMENIA
Turks Invade Vlran-Shehr and XIII
DefenseI less TownspeopIe-Vic-
Tins Subject to Terrible
Treatment
TBy Associates Press.l

BERLIN, Oct. 17.--There have been
frightful massacres in Armenia, ac-
cording to the Constantinople corfe-
spondent of the Berlin Tageblatt.
This paper today publishes dispatch
from the Turkish capital which says:
Armenians in Viran-Shehr have been
massacred by Turkish invaders.
Women, babies and children have
been subjected to fearful treatment.
The troops were sent to Viran-Shehr
to overcome the mutinous townspeople,
two-thirds Of whom are Armenians,
and they at once began to murder and
slaughter They are said to have COM
pletely overrun the city.
The village of Viran-Shehr Is in the
heart of Turkish Armenia, between
Koni and Kaiseri. It's population is not
stated.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
DRAWHEAD BREAKS,
TWO MILLMEN DEAD
One Lumberman Badly Injured, Others
Have Thrilling Escape-Car
Wrecked by Swapping
of Gable
[By Associated Press.]

SONORA, Cal, Oct. ia drawhead
broke this afternoon on car at the
Standard Lumber company's sawmill,
twenty-five miles east of here, and in
which lumber is hoisted from the mill
to the Mono road up the steep noun
tain by stationary engine and steel
cable.
The outfit dashed back down the
track and was wrecked. Chris Miller
and William Kennedy, riding on the
car, were killed instantly, and another
man was badly hurt. Two others es-
capped death by Jumping.
The plant closed down for the winter
three hours later, as 1t was the last
day Of the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
MAN AND WIFE ARE
DROWNED TRYING TO
PROCURE DEAD DUCK

1 MONTEvDEO, Mimi, Oct. IL 9
q Eager to secure the duck she had @
8 winged while cut hunting with her @
q husband, Mrs. Otto Sail waded too far @
8 Into the Minnesota river. Her husband @
8 went to her assistance In the struggle 9
8 to regain the shore, and both were 9
q drowned. The bodies were recovered g
q A beg discovered some clothing and @
q two lhotguns on the river bank on 9
@ wednesday. @
3 He did not report his discovery at 9
d the bodies in eleven feet Of water. @
b sons began an investigation and found Q
q, the bodies in eleven feet Of water. @
8 The couple formerly lived in Terre g
q Haute, Ind. g