davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-24

tiad seen on Trisi tor me Mvsasr OF
Her Mcther.

fN4A 8NNW VI NFfNA w Wv HNf8NF "
Her Mother.
Birmingham. Ala. sept 23--A tpe
c.al from Harrisburg, Mlss.. SAYS:
Loaa Richardson, a soycuteea year
old gin o. samraii. Miss. haa been
acquitted by a Jury "a the clrouii eparl
AZ Pursis. on . cAArge - mardas o.
hor iafher
Tho jury aaa out thiriy minutes
The Girl vas AZ onre taken % Der
come by Der mother The tragedy oc
CURED last December,
The father. lack RichErdsoR, . sAw
mill employee. came home NJ . qnMr
rslsome stats os lnehgiety. Tha
nelrhhorn tooh him awaY from hema
% tsai ne pouid NJ mistfsai his fam.
~. bgt later 10 ,hs nseAt ~ fssafned
and with . hos a. q weapon, r1deay
cred 70 Gee inio the hssns hsas dan1h.
Ter, IeaA sefHei doabis hnfFalnd
shotgun and warnsd klm b star nuny.
when he eonttnBss n aspspnch shs
brea ins0 me aaoF SAN he eama 90
she lhsr rainef .e &c snd with tka
mnzsia Klmost sEHinai Ma EiomAsa
Erred ~ 6iea poos Aftar TIE Kigl
thea maae heF uag aeross ~ noantFs
% sarrNtfff ~ tae sbegia a. psrrit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-24

AerN4 AftfF9anee ~ wa CeNNentl49
HELD A Session
noslon. SEPT rs me eangeatiea
a. ihs nsslss irish teasus was opsn.
20 ~ faneuil halB Tasseag wttA prpm.
iasnt tfisb AmsFieass Rfsfent from
VI pats " .ks sgsEify % dslegatss
representing enc saflaua bfaaehes %
me oFdsf n Cas rnHes asAies foha
y ne9moaa. memher ~ parliament.
psrph DEVILS. memssr ~ gafiismsat,
sd ieau Fi21lhhana we're gFgseWg a.
Representatives - tss irSst tftnsh *
sAe ieagHas
Archbishop Wiliiam ~ Ucgnne1
e4efst no pesaisr pFaYsr. Aaligaai
Pgeslsest Mishasi . Hgsn. ~ Fast
aselphis was ~ ghe ehai1
orDNaiaaiign Mas perfected fhfsagh
ghs asssiagmsat ~ cummiiissa nns
A. WsFig aalpNFamsnt haa beea az
famRs4 ~ ~ mar ghNss cemmftieeg
ms1hs Aass ogeoftsaisY - performs
tgslf gnfteN
Ths nageafln vili iass shrpash fhs
nsHt ESQ esYH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-24

Paragoaia Ara, 1ept ~ "A Fq8e
lptian ur9sn9 csssqa baynFp nns sNjieFH
90 csfts tBsisess 81 eare a. e p8es4av
si0a asHlsN tse pceg8sfliy ~ 1iEhf
fi6sa la fkis tneaios ~ rae ff&ss aAa
asogges 81 wswtieg ~ 40 msNssrs
~ go fsrhi fnfm~rs saea Sc Mr.
naAshR Ths sabaN eiieA 40 sefeMg
sgssarNses ~ EtGht Hfffs Sc kfsfnshY
~ q rsats1 ~ fas fwsNlssieH T2a
aKsfHr uarna @fmsqt an8 bageFs ~
psslai - ne freatio is MNnterxg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-24
corroNMlLLs closE oooRs.
Forty MULLEN spIrdlea Are whsily or
Partially idle.

Manchester. ENGLAND, sept 70 =.
More slan 900 cotton mills 10 tan
cashire arc ld,c. ~ result o. saa als.
pute over wegea between operatives
aud employees fhis msans that forty
million fplndlcs are wholly 81 partlAr
" storpadi that more thar $3.50. COO,
900 " capital IA not bringing IN any
return. snd that iio.O0O op, satiyes ara
without work aud losing something
over gT0o .00o IN VASES week 10
view Of The present glutted condition
Of che market, Il Il not believed that
this cessation Of work viii entail
heavy damages TO tho employers
II "a not fcis here that mo strike
viii last Ions. tpv Tie tara room work
ers are expected 10 take q second bal
VA soon and agres 20 take .he per
cent reduction Ia wages which already
has bern accepted BY the spinaors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-24
MANY LIVES IN PERIL
Black Hand Outrage Reported In
New York.
TENEMENT WAS SET ON FIRE
Members Of the sand Said To Have
Fired the House to Avenee Two %
Their Number Who Ars Serving
Prison Terms.

Their Number Who Ara Serving
Prison Terms.
New York, Sept 20. ---One man was
seriously hurt. dozen or more were
rescued from impending death by 20
lieemen aud nremen and the lives OF
a hundred more we're imperlled when
members OF q BLACK hand band Tues.
day sought TO avense two OF their Eel.
lows who are now serving terms In
prison FOR attempting to blaekmail
tenants in the big tenement house al
1888 West One Hundred aud sixteenta
street.
Almost Immediately after these two
men had been sentenced, occupants OF
the house received letters bearing the
black hand signature warning them
that the house would be destroyed /,
That the threats we're not idle became
apparent Tuesday when passlng
policeman saw smoke pouring from
the street door and opened Il 70 lnd
the hall a mass of nAmes.
Already the tenants had been arous-
ed by she sitting smoke and hndIng
exit by way Of the stairs cut on, were
crowdlng the IRE escapes.
So great was the prosa that many
OF the weaker ones were overcome be-
fore they could get thrcuEh The Nin'
dows. One man. Nicholai DOvilo.
became panic stricken aud sprang Qua
Of third story window into the street
He was taken 70 a hospital IN a crit
ical condition.
Policemen and aremen had a buuy
time for a few minutes helping the
frightened tenants down from are -
capes and high windows ana IN car.
rylng from the burning building a
number OF persons who had iallen an,
conscious from lnhaling smoke
The are was extlnguished after n
had caused damage " $4,000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-24

Om12a. Ne Negt ~ aEsgaf ..
e D8simGa kaa AsseeaWa 90 ite 20
ususl ~ CsaaFmas MEab ~ ts8 ksa,
oeranF STATS rssasEsf vammAstss q
ssums gas ssafa ~ nsneas Ana Ms Nv
csIea11 &1a2ag n1GA9.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-24
lICE TO WHITE HOUSE
sssideut ROOSeyeIl's Summer
Vacation Ends.
( LEAVES SYCAMORE HILL

~ chsers and Well Wishes, Chief
s..cutIve Departs for Washington.
n n, Had a suuy Tire. but enjoyed
himself.
ovster Bay, ~. y. Sept. 23.--Theo.
~ Rooseyelt's final summer vacation
rnz his present term Of Office as
,psldent Of the United States came
a end Tuesday morning, when.
IN his family and members Of the
enmer white nouse executive staff
departed amid cheers frCIl tne
Amng Of the residents for the white
use at washington. At the same
ne oyster Bay ceased to be the sum.
~ capital Of the United States, a
M Il nas proudly held for seven
,nrs. There Is not resident in
hs little village. from the youngest
M in whom the president always has
t.su greatly interested. TO the feeble
sliiehalred old men. who have known
M president for years. that does not
Z boz with regret upon the close of the
\ M presidential summer vacation and
~ final departure OF their esteemed
& Gszen to his last term of duty in
fndlng the nation
An Exceptional Vacation.
d several respects this has been an
rrsptlonal vacation FOR the president.
h has entertained at Sycamore Hill
asre visitors than before and at the
iSne time has done much more work
BAD on previous vacations. The polt-.
~ situation, both national and state,
bic made tremendous amount Of
pr for him and kept the stan OF
n executive Offices busy day and
ssht.
President Roosevelt went about
pore this vacation than be did last
fmner. He made trips to Newport
FlsTe he addressed the conference on
piileship plans and naval war col
gs; to JordanvilIe. N. r., where ne
< rake al the dedication Ola monument
Captain John UnderhilI; to Prince.
A, n j., to attend the funeral Of
fner President Grover Cleveland;
~ al y esaaTaursi j.. 20 witness a
Pe match and to Huntington, l..
to call at the camp OF squadron
New York national guard.
WHO al his duties Of state and 20.
1tal work. the president has man
M to find considerable time tor
Henucn. In bis stables he has a
'eoer Of fne saddle horses woica Re
Il n used n long rides about the pref
eam'ry & northern Long Island t.
aa'y accompanied By either Mrs.
',..e'e.t or one Of bis soHs.
~ Roosevelt Is fond OF lawn ten
and scarcely a day during the
'eaa weeks ne has been az Saga.
81 - FIJI, with tne execution Of sun
has passed without him par;ici.
is IN a spirited game Nth some
He has found time 20 90 camp.
several times over night with hts
and on these little outings he has
- much enjoyment. On warm
4 BE vent Tor a dip IN the waters
eod Spring Harbor, where bis es-
ifonta On the bay Early In tho
'l'a q co=Eldernble amount o. hay
aan vas harvested and In this
I. tas president was sctivs Al
eaoppirg also the president tool
- ending that Il vas eresllsnt
haoseyclt returns 10 waahiag.
= splendid health ana muck ben
By cts vacation. ne haa spsrt
y uue IA reading and has lHf0rn-
"A 'si from books rsgardins ina,
3 = Africa watch he "a 10 Visst on
--1aaS TIP neat year. Ne has
p o. ne habits q ths arinals
'Aa Aas been perfsciing Us
''lecting parts o. Ms ouint ana
A. naAsiy rtsay A. possible Cor
~ ss hunt
ossfh Al Is@- rs~l.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-24

rNaafag. lia Nett ft rae peoDls
N fpeafof NJ gswrWteiais 6 maignSy
MawfaY &eelaef as lbe gpl.t flf M
iaaganee ~ beu8s 81 sg9aeg rnS
esaeiiau was aaNea ~ rssa - ff8r
~ pGaef soaat aea 81 ~ ON sshsai
teesss sa4 tAs sefs % akes sss 49,
aaala.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-24

~. hApits. Nlch SEPT - 49,
-. Asrray Deuis. aged ssgasrtar@
\ 'asssr q 1oAn Aisxanssr D0p
A. ioune@ az Zoz CTR. aisf
:. !. q tAe Aaza " kis soa'a ~iS
"Ai's Lakks. Musa rsa eS4zis
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04

KoneGne Sc dohodli obSvatele
nejvetsiho okresu v tonic statu
Butte, ably Sc tento rozdelil ma til
dflS. Mluvilo Sc o tom pc nejakJ
cas-, avsak obSvatele Sc nemohli
ma niGem dohodnouti. Lido ma
malo obydlentch castf, renGafi po-
neJvfc, chtejf mfti oddelenf, totiz
svuj okres ably Tide v husteJi obyd-
Ienych castfch je nepronasledovali
dobytkafskym zakonem, a tax jim
chill obtfze v jejich prGmyslu. W
Dor ma to ustanovenf Sc rozhodl
okres rozdeliti ma Ivedeno. Jeden
dill v severe zapadnfm rohu Dude
pojmenov&n Stokes" okres. Dru-
h5 dill Sc pojmenuje Lennon.
Prvnf Dude tax velkS jake ostatni
diva. ....
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04

Neopomeite pffsti dterf, 8 no
Gervna vrhncut svdj HAS pfi pri-
markach. Mate tfebas nejakeho
pfftele, jenz Sc uchazf 0 nominaci
a kdyby neobdrzel 80 procent hla-
sI iak z6kon Wy zaduie, prepaid
by. Vyuzitkujte svoje prayo CO
volici, a pomozte zfskanf nomina-
ce tomu, jehoz hodlate podporova-
ii. DIE noveho primarniho zako-
ma, ma kazda strana sve volebnf
osudf a tez sve volebnf listky Re-
pubikani budou miti lfstky ma bf
lem papffe tistene; demokrati ma
zlutem; socialist6 ma rGzovem a
p~rohibicaci ma modrem.
Kazdy volic nezli wolf, Sc must
sondcum prohlasit jakS lfstek hod-
la voliti. Volebnf mfsto pro tento
precinkt Dude v sfni Blazka a Ha-
cickeho. Dnlezitost teto nominal
nj volby jest samozfejma, nebot
Sc letos uchazf o nominaci pro t5z
dfad diva ma stejnem lfstku. KITE
ry z techto jich obdrzf vice, rozu-
mi Sc, Re nominaci nasledkem toho
obdrzi. Proto opakujem jeste jed
nou, Re jest dulezito ably kazdS vo
Lie v 1tert Sc dostavil, a odeyzdal
HAS jeho kandidatovi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04
ZpraW Z LakepOrt.
Lakeport, 2. Gervn'

LakepOrt, 2. cervna, I9U6.
Ctena redakcel-Je to po6asf coz
Kudy clovek jde vsude videt louze
a blata. Proto nenf divu, ably Sc
elovek neutopil nekde j S botama.
Coz teprve ty vichfice, nebo jak
Mkame cyklony9 z tech jiste nema
jiz nikdo radost. Velice jsem rad
ze me nepotkala takoya nehoda ja-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04

ko Stryce Votrubu a stareho Wei
fla. ia YAM obema skuteene gra-
tuluji, Re jste byli tax stastni a
vyvazli Sc SWIM zivotem, neboS
viset ma strome "a nohu, nebo miti
fetez okolo krku, nenf zadna roz-
kos. No jen kdyz to tax dopadlo.
MAZE trochu casu, dial jsem Sc
Ease do prohlfzeni meho zpravo-
daidskeho aparatu a zpravy v n6m
nalezene tuto podavam 2 naseho
velkomesta Lakeportu.
Jan Peterka mi. drtil kornu mi
nuly tSden.
Pan a pr. Jos. Hladky ST.. cd
Utica byli zde "a obchodem.
Karel Hladky a jeho PAM cd u
tiky byli zde ~navstevou u tchana
Fir. Kulise.
Pr. Jos. Papfkova dcera RGzena
a sleGna Duskova byly v Yankton
v. pondelf.
Zdejsf rybafskS czech, zacfna "a
Sc rybafit. Nevfm zdali S udice-
ma anebo S lahvema.
Krasne a dojemne recordy ces-
k5ch pfsnf jakozi Victor mluvfci
stroje ma ma sklade V. L Mrvfk.
Pan Alois Nedved a PAM a vi
lem Pfsek S jeho PAM byli v sobo-
tn v Geddes, navstivit rodinu E
mila P1ska.
Jos. Svatos koupil cd V. l..
Mrvfka. tento tyden Victor mluvf-
Ct stroll. Doufam Re az jej navsti-
vine, jiste nam taky zahraje.
Minulou sobotu odbfvana byla
taneGnf zabava ma farme FIR. Kos
trouna, pfi ktere Sc kazdy zname-
mite pobavil, mnozi skorem az
moe.
Minul5 tyden pfi jedne boufce
uhodil blesk do stftu zdejsfho kos
tela, ma stesti odrazil jenom tro-
chu omftky a kousek prkenka, sko
da jest nepatrna.
Jos. BehenskS cd Utica koupil
nekolik set dobr5ch tyrdSch kulG
cd Aloise Novaka, ktefez hodla
upotfebiti ku ohrazenf ~pozemku,
nebot uznal, Re Alois ma les re
vsech nejlepsi.
Minult 6terS byli oddani v Yam
kton v katolickem kostele Rev.
Linkem Vojtech Kaiser a Marie
Pesickova. Svatba odbyvaua byla
mr. farm9 u rodiG1 nev9stinfch
kdez Sc NELL vsichnf tuze dobfe.
Oba isou zde v okolf cd detstvi
znami protoz pfejme Jim ma teto
move ceste We vsem mnoho stestf.
} Usadf Sc ma farme blize Lakeport
, Nam "a to, ze sem YAM toho jill
dosti povedel tedy muj aparat ma
maui a rozpustim Ease ma chytani
novSch zprav a Yam Sc vsem PEEK,
ne poroucim.
, VAS zpravodai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04

GraduaGnf slavnost skoly sv.
Vaclava Sc Dude obbSvati v 1ter5
16. Gervna. Letosniho roku Dude
dvan&ct graduantI, kteff "a spolu-
1cinkovanf nekolika ostatnfch "a
ku phi slavnosti pfednesou anil
ckoc hru nazvanou "lhe battle of
Books" v niz kazdy beh modernf,
no vyuGovanf Dude mfti sv6ho "a
stupce. V zivem obraze phi ukon-
cent hry, vftez obdrzf venec. LIE.
tosnf sIavnost grad uaGnf pfedstih,
ne ve$kere minute V zajfmavosti
i bohatosti programu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04

Ktera DANA ztratila We spolkove
SIM kozeny nakrenfk, z cerne XII
Re pred nekolika tSdny, necht Sc
pfihlasf v 1fadovne tohoto listu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04

Kadoka, S. d. 3 Gervna Tato
krajina mela "a p~oslednfch dvou
tSdnu pfehoinost destd. Mluvi
Sc zde, Re Dude zde jezditi o diva
osobnf vlaky vice jakmile Sc vsec-
ky trate DAFT do pofadku. Kado-
ka pied nedavnem Sc dalo inkorpo
rovat a ma nyni svojf mestskou
zpravu. We vdkoli bylo 2 jara "a.
seto mnoho obilf a doposud vse
vypada slibne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04

V Moserov9 pekarne Tyndall
vypukl Y 6ter5 rano o druhe no.
dine pozar a nezli Sc dostavili ha,
siei, budova zmlnena i vedlejsf no.
lfrna a billiardnf sin G. A. Curla
byly temef znieeny. Sc spojeny-
mi silami, sbor hasicI zamezil
dalsf sffenf ohne; jlnak by byl O.
hen natropil strasne skody.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-06-04

Z&ci skoly sv. Vaclava uspofa
dali zabavu We Gtvrtek dine II teho
cervna We spolkove SIM pfi nil
pfednesou bohaty program zpevn,
basnf recitacf a pod. Kazdy je u
ctive Evan by Sc dostavil.
The oasis., 1908-02-22

MINING APPLICATION No. 334. United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona Territory Dec 30th, 1907.-Notiee is hereby given that Merette Phelps whose residence and Post-office address is MOwry, Santa Cruz County, Arizona Terri tory, has made application for patent to the Roadside lode, Mineral Survey No. 2364 in approximately township g south range 16 east c. X $. R. M., unsurveyed in the Patagonia Mining District Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory described with magnetic variation at F degrees I5 minutes east, follows, to-wit: Beginning at Corner No. l whence U. s. Mineral Monument No. 3, Patagonia Mining District, Santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory bears north degrees 4S minutes west 1030 feet thence south GA degrees 12 minutes east 1900 feet to corner number 2; thence south 45 degrees 49 minutes west 600 feet to corner No g. thence north 62 deg. 07 min. west 509SS feet to corner number A. thence north Al degrees II minutes west 64201 feet to corner number 5; thence north 45 degrees 49 minutes east 3462 feet to corner number l, the This claim is bounded on the north by the Mowry Camp lode, on the west by the Mowry No. lode both of survey number 2l9O on the south by the Butinsky lode, unsurveyed, and on the east by the Echo lode, unsurveyed. the original notice of said Mining Claim being of record in the office of the Recorder of Santa Cruz County, at Nogales. in the County and Territory aforesaid in Book of Mining Loca- tions, at pages 4l6-447-44S, and the amenc ed notice of location being also of record in the said office in Book of Mining Locations, at pages 356 and 357
 LYMAN w. WAKEFIELD, Register.
 First publication January 1; last publication March7.
The oasis., 1908-02-22
Death of Mrs. Atkinson.

Last week THE OASIS made an- nouncement of the death of Mrs. George w. Atkinson, of Tucson, formerly of Calabasas, which sad event occurred Friday eveningabout nine o'clock. Deceased had resided Tn Arizona more than thirty years, nearly all that time at Calabasas. Some two or three years ago the health of the lady commenced to fail, and in order that she might have more care and attention than could be given her at the ranChe, where her home had been so many years, Mir. Atkinson moved to Tue son and bought in that city fine nome for his invalid wife, in which she passed the rest of her life, and Where the end came at the time stated. Mrs. Atkinson was one of the pioneer women of Arizona, and was we'll and widely known among the old settlers in Santa Cruz coun- ty Her demise will be mour ned oy many sincere friends, who sym Pathlze deeply with the afflicted husband in his sad loss.
The oasis., 1908-02-22
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior Land Office at Phoenix ,,Ariz., Feb. 6, 190S.-Notice is hereby given that Rafael M Lugo, of Nogales. Ariz., has filed notice of his intention to make final five year proof in support of his claim. viz {: Homestead Entry No. 43O4, made Sept 29, 1902, for the Nl3NE4, SE14NE14, NELSEI4 section 31, Township 23 S., Range II E., and that said prooi will be made before Allen T. Bird Clerk of Court. at Nogales, Ariz Men. 27 19lS
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, the land, viz: Manuel Ronq;illo, of No- gales Arlz.; Thomas Bayze, of Nogaes, Ariz. {; Edwin Egan, of Calab basas AriZ.; George H. McCorkle, of CalabasaS, Ariz.
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD, Register.
 First publication February b. 1908. Last publication March 21, 1908.
The oasis., 1908-02-22
"A HOG GOING TO WAR"

"With regard to the jaralin, or Mexican wild hog (called in Texas the 'peccary'), that old saying like hog going to war-ba backward will have to be revised, d," said Doc tor S. Ben Smith, the we'll known miner. As 1 discovered last Sat- urday, the javalin goes to war proper, with head up and eyes afame with passion; and when aroused he is an ugly customer.
 q was travelling toward Carb6 from the westward, riding in a blackboard with my wife and q driver. Suddenly, crossing the road in front of us, there appeared band of jaraIines, q dozen or so in number. 1 called the driver to stop, and lit out into the chapar- rqI with my three barrelled gun being a combination of double bar relied shot gun and rifle. Run ming ahead through the brush l caught sight of the band crossing an arroyo about sixty yards away. Two of them had loitered behind, so l picked out the leader of the brace, drawing bead just back of his shoulder, and fired the rife barrel. Instantly he fell dead in his tracks, and in the same instant his. mate turned and came charg- ing right at the great clump of chaparraI behind which 1 was concealed. My cartridges were Of smokeless powder, and there was nothing to guide her except the direction whence went the sound; but she picked out the right bush just the same, and came charging at me with all the ferocity imagina- be. 1 aimed at her with the shot gun barrels, intending to give her a load of buckshot, but the thought flashed through my mind that ii l failed to kill her outright and she Squealed when hit, ali the rest of the band would be charging back at me with the same ferocity; and that my hope of escaping would be very slim, so desisted firing. As she reached the bush she stopped for some reason, and 1 yelled at her. Hearing my voice she turned and went as fast as she had come, crossing the arroyo to join the rest Of the band. 1 made for the buck board and climbed in, thankful that my thrilling experience had termi- mated so happily.
 But henceforth I shall give jar- dlineS a wide berth-a resolution l would have TIE OASIS impress up- on all others"
The oasis., 1908-02-22
VIII gs Tiled ln Apfll.

Sunday morning MT. E. l.. Crow. ell, cashier of the United States customs house at Nogales, was talk en to Tombstone, and Monday was arraigned before the United States grand jury, in session at that place. Three indictments were returned against him, three separate pecula tions being charged. He will be held at Tombstone for trial in the federal court in April, unless the bond asked, 5000 can be fur nished.
The oasis., 1908-02-22

Save money by having your Articles of Incorporation drawn and all details arranged by "THE OASIS BUREAU OF INCORPORATION" "*
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-12
DIES FROM CANCER
Mrs. James Jones of Near Radnol
Passes Away.

Mrs. James Jones, aged eighty
seven years died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. A, d. Cast OF
wo miles south of Prospect. Della
ware county at 1880 o'clock Mon
day night. Her demise resulted af-
ter long illness with cancer.
The deceased had been resi-
dent of Prospect vicinity practically
all OF her life and had a wide
acquaintance. She had been afflict-
ed with cancer for several years
and her death had been expected
for some time. Two daughters and
a son survive. They are Mrs. Cast
at whose home death occurred,
Mrs. L. V. Roberts and Mr.. Titus
Jones, all residing south of Pros
pect.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed from the Congregational church
at Radnor Wednesday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Interment in the Radnor
cemetery
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-12
WILL RECORD ALL
SCHOOL PUPILS
Enumeration will be Begun
Soon.
p Itrons are Asked to As Jist n
Making the Work
Complete.

within the next few days the an
nual school enumeration OF the city
will be taken. In accordance with q
law regarding this matter the cnum-
|erltion must be taken at some time
within the Last two weeks OF the
school year and the time is ripe for
the annual work.
The enumerators will be appointed
within the next week by Clerk Hill
of the Board Of Education, and they
will be paid salary of three cents
for each pupil enrolled. 1t Is px-
pected that the WORK VIII he begun
as soon as possible and it is urg d
that the people assist in making the
report as near correct as possible.
Each home in teh city will he WIS.,
| tied by the enumcrator and the name,
of the children attending school will
be taken.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-12
APPENDICITIS CAUSES
LITTLE GIRLS DEATH
Verna Estella Fields Passed
Away, Monday.
Remains will be Taken 10 Caledonia
Wednesday for
lnterment.

The death Of Vera Estella Fields,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
N. Fields, of Belmont street, occurred
at the Central Emergency hospital
Monday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. She
was aged nine years, six months.
Her demise resulted from an illness
of several weeks with appendicitis.
Last Friday she was operated upon
at the hospital and although her con
dltion was considered very critical
at the time, it was later declared
that she would recover. The oper-
atlon was performed in a last attempt
at saving the girls life.
Short funeral services will be con-
dncted from the home on Belmont
street at ~ O'Clock wednesday noon
Rev, c. w. Hense TO officiate The
remains will be taken to Caledonia
IN the afternoon, where services win
be conducted at the Methodist churcb
20 Z;SO O'Clock, Rev, James Gray Of
ficlating.
lhtsrmant will be made IN tho CaI
edonia cemetery.