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Evening journal., 1908-08-17
GOT MARRIAGE LICENSE -
THEN COUPLE DROVE AWAY

A cab drove up to Squire Broman's
office this morning and a very young
looking couple got out. They were
after marriage license. and were very
soon accommodated. They COVE their
names as Samuel Row. % years Old,
and Miss Jennie Maybre. p years old.
both of Philadelphia ,-
After securing the license they dis
appeared in the cab and were driven
away.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
Bio Sale Of Farm Effects.

A sale Of the personal property of
the late ]. Howard Handy is being
held to-day near Hanby's Corner,
Brandywine hundred. Three horses.
16 cows and rs pairs of chickens WI
be sold, besides farming utensils. 1876
bushels of oats. acres of growing
corn, dairy and household utensils.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17

L. Irving Handy has returned from
Rehoboth.
Mrs. John Philips and daughter
Helena, OF Scranton, Pa, and Mrs
James Williams. of Allentown. Pa. are
sending a few days with Mrs. B. A.
Kuhns here.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
Enoaoer,ent Anno,,roaI

The engagement is announced of
Marshall Tindan, Of c. II. Tindall &
Son, to Miss Lynn, daughter OF for
mer Levy Courtman Lynn. The we'd
ding will take place in October.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
Newark cannery Opened for Season.

NoW1Tk LanncTy OpuTI0u IVI oV'''0'''
The Newark cannery, under the su-
pervision Of Amos Thompson. the own
er, opened operations for the season
this morning.
Although the recent drought has IN
ferfered with the tomato crop, the pros
poets seem good for a fair season,
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
r. p,dl.,., NV synauoqus.

The new synagogue of the Adas Ko-
desch congregation will be dedicated
on September s. A handsome souvenir
program is being prepared for the event
which win be attended by appropriate
exercises.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
n.ath Id Nh. Jefferls.

Mrs. Mary T. Jeneris, mother OF
WorreI1 Jefferis. Of this city. died in
Chester on Saturday after a long Ill
ness. Mrs. Jeneris was the wife OF DIT
d. W. Jeferis, a former mayor OF
Chester.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
To InsDeot County Road.

Members Of the Levy Court tomor-
row will visit Cooch's Bridge TO deter
mine what repairs are needed there
After the inspection, the members viii
return 70 this city and the weekly ses-
sion of the Levy Court will be held.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
Lodaemsn Return,

Charles Mason and James Foreman.
who are representing Paul Lawrence
Dunbar Lodge. /. b p. o. f.. at the
national convention at St Louis, re-
turned to Wilminstos today.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
Frankie Repaired.

frankie Repaired.
Repairs to the three masted schoon-
er frankie. Of the Philadelphia and
Smyrna line. have been completed here
by the Pusey and Jones Company.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17

The vegetable oils
which. are used in the
manufactur of Ivory
Soap come from the
other side of the globe.
Cuba and South Am
erica produce oils of
fairly good quality; but
we prefer to go 10, 900
miles further, pay more
and get the best.
Why do we do it7
Because it pays-that
is the only reason.
Ivory Soap
SO 400 Per Cent. Pure.
u
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
Bids for Stores.

Bids viii be received this afternoon
by w. ID. Brinckle. Jr.. architect. for
the erection Of two stores for Frank
Rupert. adjoining the old Lyceum
Theatre. Delaware avenue and Tatnell
street.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
Quarters For Taft Leaaue.

The Taft League Of Delaware, is ar
ranging TO lease the rooms at No. ia
Market street, formerly occupied by
the Anti-Saloon League.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17

Mr.. Blackburn, "The man be-
hind the pills." has adopted the
distinctive coined name, casca-
Royal-Pills, for the sweet, little
pills heretofore known as Cas-
tor Oil-Piils. The ingredients
are the same.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
CHANDLER g q1dsstHnsr E%Sa1%sr

No. 2l4 w. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments frst-class. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
nied h. phlladeInhin.

DIeo IN TUWHUVIlIII"7
Mrs. Helen Fox, formerly OF NO
1908 Heald street this city died IN
philadelphia on Saturday morning.
Evening journal., 1908-08-17

Anal Copper. 7sA Mo. Kan&Tex. 81
Am. Smelt. Co ooH MAT. Lead Co. S4H
Amer Sugar, ,.IssA IN. Y Central los x
Atchison ......... s68lOnt & West. al IS
tchisou, pid ... Norfolk West. u
Brooklyn Tran. sIAlNor. Pacific .i477s
B. & .e35zlpacific Mail 244
Can. Southern Pennsylvania I737s
Chi. Cr West. 6HlPeople's Gas ..es \
Ches. & Ohio...Ar ~ Reading I73}i
Chi x Alton "a Read fst pfd.
Chi. y N. W.. Read I'd pfd...
c. NJ. & St p. f437SlD. & II. ......... I IS y
Rock Island 16AlD.. l.. 90 w.
RockIslaud pfd Southern Pac. e4K
Erie ............. ~ zsl South. r. Com I9A
Hrie. ST pfd ...3S Texas Pacifc..25
Cr. North. pfd. TS6k lreun. c. al Co
Illinois Cen ... Un. Pac. Com. rs47s
Louisville ......roo 4lU. S. St. Com. 44H
Int. Met com sII4lU. S st. Pref. ioo =
Int. Met. pfd Wabash Com
Man Con-. ...I3S Wabash Pref. 40
Missouri Pac.. Southwestern Union 5oH
Evening journal., 1908-08-17
Stock Markets

o'clock quotations from r. D.
Laoksy q Co., Bankers and Broksrs,
s43 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
eEoRulA LEGISLATURE.
Extra Session May Be Called by Cow
erncP Smith.

GfNOf SIultut
Atlanta, Aug. s. --"If the legislative
committee. now probing the convict
system. does not complete It's labors
In time for q thorough and exhaustive
report 10 be made at this session and
acted upon before adjournment on Au.
gust l2th. viii call the legislature
In extra session to dispose OF the
whole natter" said Governor Smith
eionday.
The investigating committee Ia now
engaged day and night. A great
number OF witnesses who have been
subpoenaed have not yet been heard,
and the date Of the completion OF the
Investigating committees work cannot
be- forecasted. The present lease sys.
tenn expires on April 1, 1903. II the
evils Of the present system are not
thoroughly Investigated and report
made By the end Of this week, Il viii
probably mean that an extra session
Is inevitable. The two houses are at
loggerheads over the disposition 10 be
NANuN ~ tue hAAtN y NNHNANAHt AAW tNN
outcome will probably depend upon
the investigating committees report
In a ragged session OF the house,
that lasted from 10 a. m. 10 i,iO p.
m Monday, that body passed con.
stitutional amendment measure which
provides that ali counties In the state.
20 desiring. may levy a local tar for
the purpose Of organizing rural police.
and for the care of sanitation through.
out the county.
Hours OF labor for children IN fac
tories are 10 be reduced ffom II 10 10
(the Same as tho convict bill provideal
and the aae limit Il 10 BE- hxed AZ iz
years. n the bin offered BY Mr.. Wright
of Floyd, amending tho Bell child Ia
Dor bin law. As favprably reported By
the general judiciary committee Of me
house Monday Afternoon, ls adopted
Into q law,
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
FIVE HuRlED TO DEArH.
Weorst Auto Accident on Record oe,
cura In 'FFlsco suburb.

San Francisco, Aug. 5.---Five per.
sons were killed and two were injured
near Buriingame. fashionable sub
urb, when q huge automobile, occupied
BY fiye women and two children.
plunged into steep einbanlxment as
the result OF a swapping Of the brakes.
The party had gone on VISIT to
the home Of Prince Poniastowsli, In
the hills near BurlIngame, and was re-
turning TO San Mateo, where 9th fam
Ilies have their summer homes,
Coming down steep grade near
Crystal lake, Miss Ethel Mccormick
endeayored to check the speed OF the
car by applying the foot brake, n
failed to hold the automobile, which
was rapidly gaining a dangerous head,
way down the hill. and Miss Mccor-
mick hastily threw on the emergen.
cy brakes. They snapped almost In
stantly
Fearing that she could not guide
the huge car In safety to the bottom
Of the grade. on account OF the sharp
turns III the road, the young woman
endeavored to steer Il against the
high bank on the right. believing that
the friction OF the wheels would bring
II to a stop.
The front wheel. however, struck a
large rock, swerved sharply 70 the
left. and the next moment the car
plunged down the steep embankment.
striking IS feet below against a large
tree.
So terrific was the force with which
the automobile struck the tree that
the occupants we're shot out OF the
car as from a catapult. landing on
another road 20 feet below.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06

@en,gD1@Ff Ait Aas 9 -'ihs Ala
bama fanFuae eomHiasica kas maae
aA offsf fsqginnN shaf sgsFy fssm "A
sslsnsats - naFHat Ttas wna a.
maatss ~ ths railroads fps pausse
ifsu aEHinrf ioarp writrrrs am .
fFatlasfmfef ~ rates en tAe Trnnnn
isa ntef waa iatea seafv sf isa4
inE raafQa4 nee sra asfs to sesh as
sresYBassine uigA lss commisssoa -
taa stien of aggfMissM2mt
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
EDISON 10 TRAVEL.
Wizard o. MEMO PARK 10 Now Going
70 Enioy life.

Wizard o. Memo Park 10 Now Going
70 Enioy life.
New York. Aug 5.--Thomas A. nd.
ison haa beguR 10 crafty an ambl-
tion he has cherished many years. and
the laboratory At Liewellyn. n -.
viii see comparatively little OF him
henceforth.
Mr. Edison's ambition has been 10
give himself a rowing cofnlnisaion into
pure science and 10 steer clear OF com.
merclaiism. He does not want -
increase his fortune. He has got
S2s, ,o00 900 which no thlnks Ia morn
fhan enough. All Of bis life no has
been turning cut money making In
yentiorN. Bc viii devote hiK remain
Ing years 70 inycatiEate nnythinE that
strikes bis fancy without regard 20 So
financial productivonesa Il h learn
ed that the man who has achieved 80
many maryels In electricity has q
greater lore Tor chemistry than eiee'
tricIty. Chemistry vas toe frat set
ence 10 captIyaie his wonderful intel
lecs. but be has never had Q chance 70
dig a. deep into Us mysteries a. ne
wasted 70. now. be PROPOSES 20 give
Aimself chance.
Moreover. ne is going 10 take llfe
more easy We has proninee hls FAM
ny and his friends 70 Eive 70 slavinE
nirht ana dhy. eSndaya and holidays
IN Ma laboratory Net oBiY fha'
bat he ~ eoing 10 AXE Iauntr nbous
aud ase somlsainw Of she rest q tho
world We has o0ukht himseif
p,ara In Florids who're he win spens
4 couple * nasnihs 70 ne late WintsF
ard early nrring neEt year.
Townrd tbe END oi ihis mpntt 10 ~
golnm ullh hia wlfs % q mcuihe uip
20 me PAelnc erasi Hs wif Eag
more than a nonth " tAa faney strikes
hfes
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug 5--while 5
Crossing q river near wedowee, Ia
Randolph county. Van Wright vas shot
from ambush and killed ne was
Hirst shot frnm his boat ami then giv.
en- a second charge ihai blew on the
top Of MS head after be Zen Into the
water 3liI Fhiilips vho had been
charge6 with iIliclt distiliiEg and
against whom wHgat vas q wi,neis.
II suspected. snd search " being
made Cor him.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06

Royce La. Ang. 3 samBsi ID
bola. a loGs seaier. Monday shot aud
killed JoRn T0Wsr. rsaeral manaxeI
q tie Natonal Lumber egmpany A.
Cleveland Spur. nlles vest % taia
lown. Dpsoss then tsrnes the revoi
ves upon himsesf so inelese9 . fatal
wound TIE shootins q ssis ~ have
been fha result ~ peraousi sigsfencra
between ihe scnier and EEnerai mAn.
A1ar.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
VIRGINIA sAR ASSOCIATION.
Twentieth Annual Session at Hot
eprlnaa--Tafk % Maks Addreaa.

Twentieth Annual Session at Hot
springS--Taft 10 Make Address.
Hot Springs. Va. Aug. 5--The Vir-
ginia Bar association met IN twentieth
annual session At the Homestead no
tel here Tuesday. The program con.
templates day and night sessions, 70
end with = banquet Thursday evening.
Judge William H. Taft will address
the association Thursday. Other
prominent speakers during the meet
Ina include the address OF wyndham
n. Meredith. president Of TIE associ-
alton who discussed the federal con.
troll OF interstate commerce. Armi-
stead G. Gordon, OF stanton. out.
lined tae legal foundations Of social.
ism.
The FIRST meeting OF the session was
largely attended many OF the mem
bars Of the association with their fam.
ilies having arrived at the resort on
sunday John Gariaud Pollard. or
Richmond. chairman OF the executive
committee. opened tho session with
brief statement OF It's purposes. Presi
dent Meredith made an exhaustive
legal analysis Of his subject. al lines
Of HIS argument leading 70 the ~twi.
light zone" where state and federal
control OF commerce and corporations
are supposed 70 merge or conflict
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06

Careless Traveller Threw Llahssd Match
IN che underbrush.

Careless Traveller Threw lighted Match
In che Underbrushs
Aberdeen. Wash. AUG. s--1A care.
less traveller who threw a lightod
match Into the undarbrush started q
forest hre twelve miles from lloquiam
on tho Hump TullIpe HoquIam road
Monday that quickly getting bey0nd
control. has already swept over ten
thousand acres OF slaahlngs on which
were piled $4,000. 600 feet OF cut tim
Der. and now threatens 70 deatroy the
loEEing camps of the polsen IogElhg
company; shaw q Nelson and the
Siockdell Logging company
fourteen thousand acres of green
timber 10 directly is the path of lhe
flames, and iheef Ia uo hope ~ saving
any of u unless the wind dies aoWn.
The property loss vii oKceed g2se..
900.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
uvED WITHOUT a SaAlN,


Autopsy ~ 1elleNu1 Fo8pltht Nefa3l%
Remarkable Case.
New York, Aug. B.---As q refutatlon
or the axiom that no human being
can live without brain, che physi
clans Of Bellevue hospital are citing
the case Of Marie 0alcAmo who died
a. the institution Monday nlght.
Aa autopsy revealed The fact taAt
she had come Into the world practical
" brainless. Ths oAiid, when aayen
hours old waa taken 10 the hoapilai
~ her father, Leonardo 0alconne We
said DO bad brought the child Cor treat.
mont because there was someiAlnG
wrong with ils head
when the child was uHwrapped from
yoluminous chpsheu a was almost
startling aighf. lih head was almost
nat on top aud 10 eyes stood out from
their sockets Il was. h0weyer. atm
breathing normally and cried a. an
Ordinary infant does. Unike most Ia.
fantn. less rhnn day ois. "a TOOK
nouriNhmant mrpadilys
II waa thought ~ the hospital taas
the Fhapo ~ gbe childa head wAu
mAlfofmAtiaul II vas not dreamed
pbat tae infant waa wholly without
brain matter
Monday night, howeVcr. the ehllt
died while n wBs heiaK ted There waa
n0ihlnw % indicate approaching death
and no struggle almpiy 40 inians
ceaaei n bmsis Az autopsy feyaat
- lhat beyond 4 Fudimeatasy orFvbrsm
fhat was scarcely more thar a. lnat
eatisa. che lniaat had nah0lnlaly 40
hrefn
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
OEsrRovEO 800 IlL'cIT srILLs

pisnty ~ the Ar6sni Spirits IN Ala.
bsma DESPITE pruhlhlsloa Lsg.
montgomery. Ala. AuG s~.fa q
public nsstemsns Collector ~ IaiernAl
Rgyenne ThomRfon SAYS that with ail
tbe boasled prohibition 81 Aiabama.
only one cennty. sarop. has eomBlied
wfsh sse law. thai belag fhs only one
W which lianor has nos heeH sola ne
pAat year.
iif charged that heeanne ~ politics
fhs shsfiru Az noe ssforcs me lass.
and a. AZ ssideess % tkla. showa
fhat ~ alH Yeafs ~ siEtt equities
a. ~ eeee have sesiroTea siNht hun
dFaf iinrlf siiiia
Tte osiy way 10 eEf1FfF tbe ii8g0F
nws h % have eonsiabiss fgf fhat
psrgoAe aians. De pafs,
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06

NongsomsFg. Ala Ana S~-ya@eA
Ryan. ne rellrinE msnaGm % ne
af0nispmery sasl eisb. IN or Mastsf
niShi ~ Chlrag1. Before lfnyl1g
~ sais 'taf ~ haa hess uGrfss aaa
Miaat aceege ns&1 geHg 81 las
ci4a ~ thar riry N t4Rsa safs tee
mpstNrn N1Te nenRser - aeea
ni erffst " ElAy asg age tat Es&
sabnn
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
llran nnrM nllnTlInr
hEAh UrtN hUr lUh[
STRAINED TO BREAKING POINT
Salvador. Honduras and ouatsmala
Are said TO De on Verge Of Rup.
sura rhoosh Where ths rreuhIs viii
First start 10 Hard 10 Tell.

San Francisco. Aug, S--dAccordlng ~
passengers who arrived from Central
American ports on tho steamer San
Joes from Panama relations between
the various republics are strained
almost % the breaking point and Sal
vador. Honduras and Guatomala are
near 10 an open rupture though Il 10
declared that Il win be hard 70 make
reasonable guess a. 10 who're the
trouble will start II Il doea come.
At Corinto. Il Ii stated. the gun-
boat Momotombo aud tho army trana'
port Nicaragua are held ready for I'm.
mediate service by Nicaraguan nathor.
tiles. In salvador the cFulser Eni
piro u also kept ready for action and
the President another cruiser. Ia be
lag refittod tor active service.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06

Proxitsaes. n D.. asa 5 ~.'eaesisss
wsra posiws al ehs sins AZ tks rEitsf
ssaaau CatSDG egmg4nY af Ca1ifat
FMis fast ners atsasaT q ra&artiaN
q w4sas stn o. E's sMsct Xse
rnss af feG1elln Waa nss Mfn1ip9aa
sas "a " aassMnaG W ne ss4saseEa
10 he q san epg es9s aas 4As pom
gsas ampagn 80 hlnes,
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06

ffe61iH'a. ARg islas fdr the fuF
nlAtinr ~ agpsiiss ~ fhs pAeine naes
w2sa d strives aefs o. w. esulns -
ihe s9ett aaat anft epened Ak2 pf0gs
- rFgY tsiisftsiofy Ts nfai am0ans
iasoigs4 d ts70g Amnnw the a1e.
ssssgal ai1ssgs on rAe osnisaeis pers
to chiaese nrns
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06

Port Worth. Ter. Aug f--lhagaieh.
40 rsesigaa here fr0m fawtos. oaia t.
say ghai Mr. Iuns snith, q WsiS
knswn Tcrt Worth vgmnn. siel eaflG
MsnsaY. tss ntun Asine sFpEAsf wiiA
a rDck. q is aileEst. ~ = n PEil
nps q relative. a.ao a Fcf1 WofiA
Possss nnrrsarsaa Pai'lss scar pa
"a ans 10 conmifisi fsielfs
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06

Fas#Nga Mg Aag Nten hm
Rsasr 40 eifHees 4eafoia tag. mef
a. surettsarf. Miss Eya Rleefsr. sna
ifeh lama gcNnF sfiteasg fFiyisE
rRar Nsfse ls f HusaaY eigat
GRASSES aift ieaMe9 KeeF kf i
fnaea sRps ~ Fisl ass sbsa A.
hlMm
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
T0lAIN llllc AlADRArn
lUWH WR0 AlMiIWEU
----~-------
Report That Night Riders Intend
Cd Burning Guthrie, Ky.
CITIZENS ARM THEMSELVES
Every Citizen - ths Place Was In.
strucssd q co on Guard Duty. sus
Raid Failed 70 MaseriaIlzs--PsOpIs
sill Uneasy.

Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 5,-,A Guth-
RE, KY, dispatch says:
Great excitement was created here
Monday night at il;45 o'clock and
there was very little sleeping after
that hour, caused by a telephqpe mes-
sage 70 the night telephone operator
at Russellville, announcing that a
band OF night riders. three or four
hundred strong. had passed through
that town on their way 70 Guthrie with
the determination 10 burn the town.
The message caused widespread ex-
element and every man in the city
was aroused and Instructed 70 arm
himself and 90 on guard duty.
A report also cane that sheriff Snea
OF Logan county, md formed q strong
posse and was coming here 10 assist
n the repulss OF the night riders,
but neither the sherifrs posse nor the
night riders put In an appearance.
However. the guard around the city
was maintained untii daylight.
The town IL quiet. but still there
prevails a feeling OF alarm.
Two empty negro houses were burn
ed n few days ago and the fre was
thought " be OF ihcendiary origin, and
caused some apprehension which was
intensified BY the late Tumors.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
TRIAL ~ ulo AlRsAlp.


kncbsganM.
knobefsrx. Nsrmehg. AHE B-fras
wTalhef waa eAealleng TweA6ny mnsh
inE sasB at so e'eioeh coaes ~.
ps'la's HFsas alFHhip saagRse fDm me
watsgs ~ Hhe lats % . hsirhg ~ about
go fses and afisg a.aeribiag ono mar
Hiaeens tlrcls ever M Mks. proceed
"a ln = beeiins f0r lhis city. AFFir
ina hsrs 81 esE o'eiock
Pa gaip e1nllnned ~ lis Wny Raa
Wiiair eeafbeF Nsaf haA covered ~
kiiomefefv and Was over 9ehnmaaas
sB FrDm thst paini ls eontlaast
sioFE ftf rlAise 70 nGsie.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-06
DROW'S NEST HOilFRlUjRR|| HORROR
s.unary Of Disasters From the
Great Canadian Fire.
PROPERTY LOSS or MILLIONS


a.r.,d Area is Thirty Miles Long bs
~, to Ten niles In Width Many
s,rOw Escapes and Acts q 'ssro-
l.m Reported.
vancouver. b. O., Aug. 5 THE
sslIoving Is summary Of. the Crows
ssst disaster up TO a late hour Mon
az night;
Fenle. town destroyed; tifteen 70
s,ry persons killed, probably not more
t,,u twenty, no names available; the
,roDsrty loss is $4,000; insurance
q 500, 900; i've thousand people home
hs.
Hosmer. one life lost; residence sec
tcn burned; 300 homeless; damage
s,oo 900: coal mine properties not Sc
\ rDusy damaged.
Michel, one life lost and four killed
Z tres miles away; town Of 1900 pop
shilon half burned; people fed. En-
n up town will probably be consumed
vita loss Of s1,0O0,OO0. No details
obanable
sparwood, saw mill village; two
tillea; large mills and adjoining build
n hp burned and loss quarter OF a
Y Million
Coal Creek, not seriously damaged
Burned area, thirty miles long BY.
iIs to ten miles In width; damage
y sanding timber 50 900, 600.
Spokane, Wash, Aug. 8 MANY acts
v AerOism are reported during the
No and half hours when Ternie
*Nas IKE a Seething furnace. W. t.
Aaly, Of West Fernie, while crossing
iAs traffic bridge over the Elk river
Nnne upon a little girl lying face
1omEard In the dust and picking her
~ discovered that she was alive and
psiung her on his back, retraced his
g'aps and in some way reached the
WICK plant at the south end OF West
Strnie.
oaarles Erickson, OF West Fernie,
Afpenter, found a young girl who
Aat Just risen from a sick bed sitting
n'ae door OF cabin holding a small
.aoy IN her arms. The girl dld not
loE What rad become of her parents
ia The are was fast coming on the
.l''a' Ericksen seized the girl. who
y clothed only In a nlghtgown.
49, one arm and the baby under
o'aer aud carried them 10 the
~ northern tracks below the aro.
~ o'her little girls who had lost
- parents we're found BY Ericksen
carried 70 safety. after which ne
.-,aed and found two old women N
.A''h One of the women refused 10
~ I'e house. and Elcksen was
| ~ het lie. Ne
4 ~ woman was carried By John
on his back from he FORT
brewery below towA 70 the
Nest coal company,s once
ME Tae old woman pleaded
t' 20 the mercy of he aamos
le' r'aeucr TO devote his dime
n mere useful people.
lseg Manitoba Aax K.
ne ruins At Fernle Moadav
se. y ne hndins 0s twenty
~ ~ Aaterson. oS the Hosmer
-, --, aaiaeutiacd bodies Fors
~. iather and two chsi
la Een. nexrnwr. 80. -
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17
VICTIM PROBABLY
ALBUQUERQUE MAN
Unknown Man Run Over and
Killed and MangIed Near
Hatch Station Has Not Been
Positively Identified.

Especial Correspondence Morning journal. |
IA Marcial, N. NJ, Aug. 15-The
torn and mangled body of an I'M
known man was found on the Santa
Fe tracks near Hatch, a short distance
from Rincon, on the Silver city
branch, on Thursday, by the crew Of
freight No. S2G. The man appeared
to have been run down and killed by
the passenger train No. SO and later
by freight S24, 50 that his body was
torn to shreds. 1t is believed the de-
ceased was an Albuquerque man. ON
the preceding day an unknown man
appeared at Hatch and told the keep
er of the lunch counter hat he lived
in Albuquerque and was going to get
there if he had to ride the rods.
Splashes of blood on the ears of No.
SO show that he probably attempted
to steal a ride on that train and fen
under the wheels. The man was wen
dressed, wore a diamond ring, carried
a revolver ana had beard Of several
days growth when he talked to the
lunch counter man. The mangled
body tailed with this description save
that the hand was so cut up that the
ring could not be found. No marks
OF identification could be found on the
body.