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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
MRS. ROOSEVELT IS AT
new ORLEANS

WASHINGTON, March Is--
Commander NogelsanE. OF the MAY.
flower. on which Mrs. Roosevelt and
party are making an extended
.crulae. today reported the arrival
of tho Yacht az New Orleans.
Lieut. Commander Snowdcn Is
foxpecte1 TO take charge Of the
'Mayfiower on her trip up the
Mississippi river.
Capt Nogelsang will report i'm.
medlatelY for duty at the Puget
Sound navy yard
over $4,000 natives are employ ed
by the missionary societies OF this
country and Europe In spreading
Tho goaunl among heir fnllnWa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
It's Beautiful

what - Falkland thet fs ths. place
60 buy ruur ahutar level lots eft flHar
and close in. To- SO each. what's fhe
zee % ualtfuae Your frrdif j. eanf
come iu ard have n talk vith - Jet
enc % our free booklets Eifiaa fun paf
firuiafs nnd remember we rue ffeo
excursion every DAY open evenings
NATIONAL LAND co. -
Main 1894 Ind 90
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NORTH
YAKIMA
FRUIT
LAND

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iHfa Ia-aefe ffaffa aaHfEau ~ fire fsaif
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the Haa EufeflHsaHf tfffsaflHn Efalssf
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Something Good

HoMETffINg EAEY. aoMETHIsu rfNE.
apMTTlti.a efoaE IN snnfsfhiaa that
Sc go Ought 20 have t acre. hsst -
siti hish and dr. Fuod NinH II aaund
ard city Get Yourself enc hulld on ~
stop rent. hs enatsnfsd iiF0 &c hume 90
iandfard study this of runas and sef
ua Wen treat ftu rlsht 81 zee. tefIsia
CRY HEAfs ESTATE co.
af9 a see Pioneer HiH
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CHOICEST IRRIGATED LANus
tEs FER AenE
faefafinN asFpNfuat HatsF FNhts ins
Gated stass - luAih tfahA Mas Ffaas
eaattHsatAf Nnst
aaH pure falrenin ash ahaa depth.
free fEans alkau risntF - ustsf fffs
n5afa ausHr~ited 49, fruits ana aHff
faiHafaf Yfadarfs fisai hauntifaiiH al
faifa ziors eiu pa Ter tsnf and Ia
uFasssnsnts ln faa raafs rafaful tn
eaattfaflsn ~ isaafna WsnafFtsa ffssft
araHsfe Fssultua 81 fefss purchases
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

No fewer than % memorial
stones were laid at the foundation
OF new primitive Methodist
church at Scunthorpe, England.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.

Boats icaYN ten times daily FROM
pier 2 FOR the L. 5 navy gard. ss'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Lease

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HEar MY Is err
Is faHHa tipfks fsesH HHfaad a.
Furniture H1 asa ana fisHn= faefne ait
f4f aIasd taasf fteH afu hantir
sls EuH5fs Haiidius. stt Second at
wanted Farther fuf faHnfHs ar VII
sriI sas5ss 5haan kaeH tbs haathEsa. aad
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a fGfs Ard Natu atfH ~ ~
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Fung MANS FRIEND
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beer tamn# n tHe waiter hrtarsH aeaf
tie Esd faesnta taHa f #ii lsFrH aH#H
fIfH aai raaIfs cleared fHena Haud
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beth fHH ltH1 EaHf fsfalH
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A CITY oF snEkT OPPORTUNITY
Auslta the man Hhp has a little cash
and hot viii speculate in city real 80
tate We have choice level lots from 80
20 see, within zf minutes cas- ride - ~
Hpanaway line fur further particular
see
n - GIBSON.
iaa Figneer uidE
Main 1924 Ind sa5a
t.room cottage. Just finished lot
1fEt08 OAK finish. hardwood plaster
uafrhen back and front sound and
mauntAia View 81 $50. ffQa down bai
auru so per month FaN Hixf4 .fiffh
and rhinnsy a.. Phone North IL. white
gfe -ta-1o
tioso ttse down. $40 per month g.
room cottage. CORNER Doc anHtHa. bloc hs
60 car and Woodland Park z kinds 81
fruit trees ard berries fHH sixty sfiffh
and rhinnsF A.. white ase North ie
1910
CHEAP cHfokra. rsueh. ..foom
hous. itb laying hen. eawsl inrss
piece land close IN only tess, on sssy
terms See y Hiiimans saissnsn. 10
4
Two acres. fine coil. near nsaeon ifili
boulevard Itiah and sirhtty owner
must sell ONLY . GOO SOC down ita
Madison ~ Main 1879 =f4-Gi
Must sell new modern e-raan house.
iu ballard, handy 90 car. easy terms
Address " 20, care Seattle star
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BOSTON uANrHH = tsamias feet
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~ al ktnts asntsd q usfk ass ftsl.
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FARMS AND LANDS.
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etc kiHa SALARY Loans gaHfidrHtNk
gNgk service beet telma and lowest
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FARMs AND LANDS.

iRRiGArEo LANDS.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

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1905 acre trafts q choice land.
nearly al cleared. handy 70 thu eisctfto
car, With sidewalk. only thirty minutes
ride % Seattle perfect title Terms q
PEE cent down and five years to pay out.
Interest Z per cent
cHAs = ADAMS. 900 caimaa BidE
- usrsrssfss 80 aarsa raat
-trl. 80. s=.s=s '. e
auGa 8 nearly IfwfI Nua
creek thfaaEa place. Small house Gloss
10 nsiEhbors and good school Owner
needs money price for few days 1909
ff0o euHh. balance long time
ROBERT MAG.TUY.
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Iarrs bfaek curry haired deg e re-
vard u rsturnsd "a ites NaFfh sfsi 1t
Phone MaH'h 80 LII % y
GrsF pony. heavy wiih faaI bafsf5ds
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
RACE OUTBREAK
AGAIN FEARED
CLASH BETWEEN WHITES AND
NEGROES Is APPREHEND-
ED IN TEXAS.

PALESTINE, Tex, Aug. 19.-The
situation in the community three
miles west of Palestine, Anderson
County, is causing great apprehension
Yesterday a large party of mounted
farmers severely whipped negro
whom they claim made improper re.
marks to white girl, Other ne
groes. learning of this, held meeting
at which threats of retaliation were
made, and the farmers gathered and
equipped themselves for any emery
ency. The ringleaders were arrested
today and tried before a Justice of
the Peace, charged with disturbing
the peace and holding an unlawful
meeting, and were heavily fined.
While tonight everything is quiet, the
situation is considered serious. Gov.
Campbell is now spending his vaca-
ton here.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
ONE CANDIDATE
OUT OF THE WAY
LIBERAL PARTY WILL BE UNITED
IN STRUGGLE FOR PRESIDENT
OF CUBA.

HAVANA, Aug. 13.-At meeting
held last night of the Executive Com
mittee of the Liberal party, Alfredo
Zayas rendered his resignation as 9
candidate for the Presidency of the
Republic and as President Of the Lib.
eral party. The first was accepted
but the latter was refused unan-
imously.
A committee was appointed to con.
fer with the followers of Joe Miguel
Gomez for the purpose of arranging
terms of fusion which probably will
result in Senior Gomez becoming the
Presidential candidate of the United
Liberals.
The unexpected strength shown by
the Conservatives in the recent cleo
tons for municipal Offices made it
apparent that Liberal fusion was es-
sential to success in the Presidential
election in December, but the bitter
ness of the relations among the lead
ers of the rival factions has been
regarded as an almost insuperable
obstacle to this end. The sudden re-
tirement of Senior Zayas has caused
great surprise.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
PUT DYNAMITE
UNDER SHED
WHEN GUARDS GO HOME TO
BREAKFAST EXPLOSION
TAKES PLACE.

PAINTSVILLE, KY, Aug. 14.-EarIy
this morning a shed at the Big Sandy
River Coal Company mi-.e near this
place was dynamited, causing damage
to the extent of several hundred dol
lars. The trouble grew out Of strike
for recognition of the union which has
been on for several weeks. The COM
pany has been working full force OF
non-union men by day and guarding
the property at night. At 8 or 10
o'clock last night men whom the
guards claim to have recognized as
strikers, were seen conceaIing them
selves near the mines and at 2 o'clock
this morning these men left their hid
ing place and approached the mines,
thinking the guards were gone or
asleep. They were fred upon and
retreated and things we're quiet until
daylight, when the guards went home
for breakfast Ten or fifteen minutes
later the explosion occurred. War
rams we're issued for several suspects
today on a criminal charge and peace
warrants were issued for some of the
strikers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
TICKET APPROVED
BY NEW YORK
STATE COMMITTEE ENDORSES
NOMINATIONS or BRYAN AND
N.-coNVENTIoN

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Demo
cratic State Committee. in ten-min
ute session this afternoon, voted &c
issue a call for the Democratic State
Convention to be held in Rochester
Sept. Is. The committee also adopted
unanimously a resolution indorsing
the candidacy of W. J. Bryan and j.
w. Kern. and expressing appreciation
Of the platform of the Denver Con-
vention. The resolutions say.
The State Committee Of the Demo
cratic party of the State Of New York,
in meeting assembled, cordially rati-
fies, approves and indOrses the action
of the National Convention at Den
yer in selecting as the standard-bear-
ers of the party in the National cam
paign, VIM. J. Bryan, of Nebraska, and
John W. Kern, of Indiana. We be-
lieve that Mr.. Bryan stands out among
all the public men of the country as
the embodiment of honesty, integrity,
patriotism, and the other qualities
which go to make up an ideal Ameri-
can statesman, and that in Mr.. Kern
he has worthy running mate, and
one who sizes up well TO the great
Office of Vice President.
We strongly commend the plat
form adopted at Denver, an believe
that it well sets forth the principles
Of progressive Democracy.
In the face of the great extrava-
gance of the present Republican ad-
and of its plain disregard
of the best interests of the people we
see on every side evidences of Demo
cratic harmony, and We call upon the
voters of the State of New York, re-
CARELESS of party, to rally to the sup
port of Bryan and Kern, and take
part in carrying the ticket to victory
this fall
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
URGED TO MAKE
MANY SPEECHES
INVITATIONS FROM DEMOCRATS
ARE POURING IN UPON HON.
WILLIAM J. ERYEN.

/ FAIRVIEW, Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. Is.
Limitations TO visit various sections
Of the country and deliver speeches
came thick and fact today upon VIII
liam J. Bryan. CALIFORNIA; request
for a visit again was pressed upon
him by Charles Edelman. of San
Francisco. with the result that the
Democratic candidate is giving the
matter serious consideration.
Readville, Mass, wants him there
Aug. %, to witness the trotting derby,
the first event Of the kind, it is said,
ever to occur in the United States.
Assurances were given that there
would be no gambling or pool selling,
but, as Mr.. Bryan on that day will be
in Indianapolis, he was compelled to
decline.
Through Henry D. Clayton and r.
H. Walker, Montgomery. Ala, ex-
presses its. desire for his presence
Aug. 10. Mr.. Bryan expressed a de-
sire again to go South. He said that
he always had been cordially received
there and was greatly indebted to the
Southern people for their uniform sup
port and kindness, but that the cam
paign was too young at this time for
him to make any definite announce
ment. He hoped that after a confer
ence with the National Committee he
might be able to go to Montgomery
and possibly some other points in the
Southern States.
In response to numerous Invitations,
Il am glad to say" Mr.. Bryan re-
marked, that all these invitations as
sure me that l will receive the cleo
toral vote not only of Alabama, but of
all other Southern States"
A notable incident of the day was
the presentation to Mr.. Bryan by sew
eral hundred farmers from Otoe Coun-
ty, Neb., of big stick" gourd,
grown in the State, it is about FIVE
feet in length and easily might be ia
ken for the original if there was one,
which has been SO general carrca-
.ured 1t bore the inscription "Billy's
Big Stick"
Mr.. Bryan, although expressed his
hanks for the gift, remarked that il
elected to the Presidency the big
stick would not be welded, but that
he would rely on his ability to lead
,eople through their love, rather than
o control them through their fears.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
PEACE IS ONCE
AGAIN RESTORED
IN CENTRAL AMERICA AND CON.
FIDENcE FELT THAT IT
WILL LAST.

WASHINGTON. Aug. I3-The fac
that peace has been fully restored in
Central America and an expression Of
confidence given that it win be main
tanned. is contained in a cablegrsm
received here today by Dr. Angel
Ugarte. the Minister from Honduras
from the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Of his country. Mr.. Ugarte was
pleased with the intelligence. and
stated that he would convey the news
to the State Department tomorrow.
Today's mail from Honduras failed
to bring any tidings bearing on the
case of the Consul at Ceiba, and the
Minister stated that it was doubtful if
he would have advices fro his Govern
ment before the latter part of next
week. Mr.. Dodge, the American Min
lister to Salvador, will leave Salvador
for Tegueigalpa ON Aug. IS to take
up directly with the Honduran Gov
eminent the matter of the Consul and
Vice Consul at Ceiba, whose exequa-
turs werea cancelled about their al
legged intervention in internal affairs
in Honduras.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
TARS LOOK AT
THERMAL WONDERS
VIEWED BY AMERICAN NAVAL
MEN IN NEW ZEALAND.-THE
RIFLE TEAM.

AUCKLAND, N. o., Aug 13.-Rear
Admiral Sperry, commander of the
American battleship feet, and the GOO
officers who made the trip into the
Maori country, were present yester-
day afternoon at the dedication cere-
monies of a Maori house. Later a
number of Maori women guided the
American visitors to witness the Their
NAL wonders. Admiral Sperry him.
self applied soap to. the big geyser--
It will not erupt otherwise-and the
explosion that followed was magnif-
cent. The steaming water was thrown
to height of 200 feet. The Admiral
and the officers with him entered
heartily into the various native cere-
monies. They wore mats and carried
In their hands ancient weapons of the
Maori tribe.
The American rife team suffered
defeat at the hands OF the city Of
Auckland, owing to the fact that they
have had very little practice in long
distance land shooting.
The storeship Gracia and the col
lier Ajax have arrived, They were
delayed by rough weather. The three
other collier have not yet been
sighted.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
FATAL RESULT OF
PLAYING WITH GUN

HOPKINSvILLE, KY. Aug. H.
Yesterday afternoon the 9-year-old SON
Of James Mayton, farmer of East
Christian, accidentally killed his z
year-old sister with shotgun.
Mr.. Mayton, who lives on the farm
of Squire Joe Moseley, near this city,
went to town on business, and his wife
went out in the neighborhood and left
her three children at home. While
she was out brother Of hers came
in and left loaded shotgun that he
had borrowed in the room with the
children. When he left they began
to play with the gun, which they did
not know was loaded.
The boy, Walter, was pointing the
gun and his sister, Beela was also
playing with 1t and pointed II within
few inches of her head, when he
accidentally pulled the trigger. The
entire load Of bird shot went into her
head a little above her ear, going
through her brain and blowing of the
left side of her face The child fell
dead, while her elder sister ran to
tell the terrible story.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
RACE RIOT AND
TWO ARE DEAD
BLOODY SCENES IN SPRINGFIELD,
ILLINOIS, FOLLOW NEGRo's
AWFUL CRIME.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Aug. A.
Springfield is helpless tonight in the
hands of her frenzied citizens. With
two men already dead and probably
two score more or less seriously in
jured, tempestuous mobs are sweeping
through the streets wreaking ven
geance upon whoever and whatever
sways them to fresh outbursts.
The local military organization, po-
lice, and Sheriff's forces and members
of the fire department are impotent
before the maddened crowd.
Gov. Deneen has ordered additional
troops from Quincy, Taylorsville, Dan
vile, Delavan, Peoria, Decatur and
other nearby cities.
The dead:
SCOTT, G. j., shot by stray bullet
JOHNSON, LEWIS, shot through
abdomen.
The rioting was precipitated by an
atrocious assault committed early
this morning by negro upon Mabel
Hallam, wife Of street railway en-
ploye. While the woman slept alone
in her home in a populous residence
street waiting the return Of her hus-
band, the negro broke into the house,
dragged the woman into the rear yard
and brutally assaulted her.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
WOULD PRESENT
TAFT GOOD HORSE
BIGGEST ANIMAL IN IOWA, AND
GUARANTEED TO DO
THE WORK."

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Persons whose
sympathies have gone out to the horse
ridden by Candidate VIM. H. Taft
were cheered by information that the
following telegram has been sent from
Chicago to the republican presidential
nominee today:
Judge VIM. H. Taft, Hot Springs,
Va; l have 2220-pound saddle horse,
named Buffalo, Biggest animal in
Iowa and guaranteed to carry any
thing from a ton up. Offer you horse
as token Of esteem and will consider
it an honor if you accept. Can ship
at once. Answer.
"E. F. CALDWELL.
"Mechanicsville, Ohio"
Mr.. Caldwell, who is noted horse
fancier of Iowa, decided to offer the
horse to Mr. Taft after reading num-
erous newspaper stories about the diff
ficulties met with by the Candidates in
attempting to obtain horses that will
bear his weight. He came to Chicago
and heard of the protests of the Mas
sachusetts Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Animals, which objects
to Mr.. Taft's use of horses because of
his weight, and the telegram followed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
KNOWS NOTHING
OF TAYLOR'S RETURN

FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. 13.-Re-
garding the story published In a
Louisville afternoon paper that W. S.
Taylor will return to Kentucky, Gov.
Wilson said tonight:
Il have positively talked with no
one upon the subject of having Mr..
Taylor brought back to Kentucky or
his voluntary return to stand trial, nor
have l considered the case in any way
with respect to politics. There is
absolutely no foundation whatever for
the reference which Is made to me
and what l will do in the papers
sctory this afternoon"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
CONFERENCE AT
OYSTER BAY
CHAIRMAN HITCHCOCK AND 9TH
Err LEADERS TO TALK WITH
THE PRESIDENT.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Several men
prominent in national Republican pol
itics will gather in Oyster Boy tomor-
row as the guest of President Roose.
welt. They will include Chairman
Frank H. Hitchcock, OF the National
Committee, and James s. Sherman,
candidate for Vice President Among
the subjects to be considered will be
certain important issues to be dis
cussed during the campaign.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-21
FINE COTTON SALES
AT LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 19.-The
hot days of this week have been busy
ones to our local cotton buyers, l.. T.
Fielder, who purchased from the
Farmers Union warehouses Of this
county 300 bales Of the feecy staple.
Mr.. Fielder and Mr.. r. M. Stripping
of the Stripping Cotton Co., Corinth,
Miss, have been classifying this
cotton and marking it for direct ship
ment to Liverpool The cotton ranged
in price from csc to 10Ac.