davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

While q part of the decrease In the
number of deaths from tuberculosis
shown In 1909 as against 1905 is due
to the inclusion among the registra-
ton States of several with a low NOR
tally rate from this disease, there was
also noticeable a noteworthy decrease
In the old registration area. OF the
total number Of deaths 36,032 were
shown to be males anf~29 800 females,
the age OF greatest mortality among
males ranging from % to % and among
females from 20 to "a years. South
Dakota and Michigan showed the low
est mortality among the States, while
Colorado and California had the high
est. Neither OF the latter States show
ed an Increase in the disease among
the native population. New York had
the highest mortality rate among the
cities, that rate being SOB in 1906, as
compared with $50 in 1905.
Cancer was the cause OF 5000
deaths in 1906, Of which 11,166 were
males and 1854 females.S The age al
greatest mortality from this disease ID
between the ages Of 80 and GA. Cali
fornia showed the highest death rate
and New Jersey the lowest, while Bos-
ton led all the large cities.
Practically all Of the increase in the
mortality from typhoid fever comes
with the inclusion of new registration
States. This rate was % in 1905 and
81 In 1906 Pennsylvania and Colorado
showed the highest death rate from
typhoid, while Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island had the lowest. Pitts
burg and Allegheny, Pa, lead the reg
istration cities In mortality from
typhoid.
The total number Of deaths In tbs
entire registration r Q for 1906 from
all forms OF violence was 1852, cor.
responding to a death rate Of 1909 per
100000 Of estimated population. The
death rate from suicide apparently
showed . large increase for each year
Of the period from 1902 to 1905 and a
decrease for 1906.
Deaths from accidental traumatisms
numbered o0.S42, and the rate wae sos
per 100000 Of population; the CORE
spending rate for 1905 was 42.1.
Deaths from steam railroad accidents
and injuries for the registration area
numbered 7.O90. and 1S3 were due to
automobile accidents.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

I'ive fathers md one m,iaer az tsuant
scacc' hs.'.ra werc sentenced 10 one day
Il sa' sne y Ene Of 81 by a Chicago jus
! ansa warrants for other parents we're
ts::.>
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

Gtfl's Nerye-Hacking Experience.
A midnight battle with three score
Infatuated hloodsucking bats, which as
sailed her from all sides. was an expert
ence which came recently to Miss Alice l.
Earle Of South Norwalk. Corn.
Attacked in bed in the middle Of the
night. Miss Earle jumped up in alarm
only to be more generally attacked by the
vampires. Her nerves stood her in gocd
stead. fos she wrapped q bed covering
about Ifr head and body. rushed from
the room. slammed the door. and tainted
in the arms Of her maid.
Miss Earle was spending the winter
II San Antonio. Texas. Contrary to the
castom Of these parts. she threw open
her window. During the night a Ter
ride thunder STERN arose. which drove
the bats into The room. When dayligh,
a the attendants Of the hotel en-
tered the ROOM and killed sixty-one bata
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10
xnn Franr,sco Craftiax Axain

coiucidert with the litcra;ing Of
:sschmitx and Rncf, thu convicted San
francisco yraffsrs. a rhmher Of the 20
iice officers Under the present admins
traitor have been caught with mnrkcd
masses taken to protect d~ivekeepers u
Chinatown.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

1iIEEil aftedk q rrssopul
& ~ nanDs = cosporatG
N61l1< - h6n1ek pfptest, but J wsI
onSnp1isn ~ placv ~ a.,
tlenat n6nintstr4fion beSese tl,e pccpis
N y f1lne 1teht Ths MN Who bave
beeu c1o1en ~ Iead III this cainUaixu
ores With - exemptions. capable. n,
tD1lGert attosnsyA wAo ~ skilled n
apecious argument and seean 20 regard
SnccGao - j~nstl6catiOn fcr tbe nseana
6nntJcy&1- These advotstse cDntend
1hat ~ President u destroying coma
Aonrs. and thsrehy crivpling Industry
~ ca1cklng proaperity. They bold
hin ~ - ~ - who h m enemy
- III dssnnissd capital and thsrsfors
q prusreaA
n seopnce u ~ Indictment u con
talned ii ~ foitowinx extract from !
apssch dsltvefsd fscsntly In The senate
q ~ United etatss b Senator Rays
noe a. 1Gasyiand, Roosevelt being under
lleenmtca: ~rrem the vioisnt fervor of
~ u-ttofances th~fs - IN Idea runnins
thruugh ~ rnhltc mind that ha has
cnune u - cpe>rauslon that every man
snensea h I isruv bustnesu enterprise
4 nalefsrtor. ana hat svery GOOD
etttsen - ~ lard ought 70 spend At
Ieam a. term IN the psnitsntiary."
No.. "a ! matter IL fact. 10 such idea
Y ~runr4n~ throas. the bubllc nind,~
~ Il Il n 49, thatIths coumirnfory
- soeafnr i lodse 4 ~ puhlic mind,
~ altoesther different propagation. Not
go - men 40 haye discovered. 10
cunp> President Roosevelt bas impress
~ X 81 fhem. that they. IKE other
$50 ar. s,nensbl> is III law. believe
AM 800 $1,000. but my realize
49, snis~a rorx,lsr ssnthnent can b
fnrne0 a~afnse ~ President they mus
coes thslr ilterai prsctices and d q
1nct fheir hurane~ ID I inxiumate mar
-. $1,000 = this reform rneans
4 t-as4ron1ai rs6rctiou il their pronts
60 - nlnvsn~ ! d~~rrer.fe nme ia
ns ~1.kea nev,cusay the arht ,nurs
- -ronanrtea under cover for the truth
$500 0rl, 1er.,h.ssrs that their infer>
- /. 1isSnctr.r.I,v oU,osed "a the
reo.,e,e interrefa 4 ~o,ld not do a
-, 80 49,. t,,.t 49, r,,t,ve nnder
fv6ns 80 <vssi~4me ~ r. rresident /,
~.rsav ..i6.h .nd m-nrrruayx IA =
ennv 49, = stand - the champlona
- ~.SevaI rr,~,eraAv g ~hich 30 A.
m i.4.re~&.1- /,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10
Census Bureaus Figures Show
Decrease in Tuberculosis
Deaths in 1906.
CANCER rs ON THE INCREASE.
Table Of Mortality Rates Announced
by Officials Of Department
ct Washington.

Mortality statistics complied by the
census bureau, according to a report
recently issied by the government,
show d decrease In the death rate
among those afflicted with tuberculosis
and meningitis and an increase In the
mortality from cancer diseases, typhoid
fever. whoopin- cough and violence.
The report covers all mortality statis-
tics la the fifteen registration States
and the District Of Columbia and In
seventy seven cities In non-registration
States for the years 1905 and 1906.
The causes of death. with their
rates, for 1906. ranked according To the
number of deaths for each 100000, are
as follows:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

- RAillpplna havs about - NM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19

Bnffsb. " ". ass. isr--Three
psrs0ns pere aFogusa ia shs essagara
river wh@n 4 mof1g boat lea1sd %
me rails. vas run agpn ~ a pfsae
ufa harss Mrs. Wi'iiam Fngs's u.
Mrs chHFioiie Mess sod R@moaa
Pseeis. . fassAsola IA wsrs t@ysn-
a. Rsnry grtausr A. the wtssi ~
IA mofnF hoaf sheaRki hs cDelf sass
unsss re bon ~ 80 sarxt Wesa
A. was ian iais ~ uiss - tsFn ass
wan rur egwn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
CONVICT pRoss uNDER VA.
Committee Plans 70 Complete tie
Work By Thursday.

Atlanta, Aug. 49, According to
plans made and snbpoenas issued the
legislative investigating committee
probing into the convict lease system
OF Georgia win meet again Thursday
morning and conclude the taking OF
tae testimony.
The intention OF the committee Is
TO conclude this work by Thursday.
AZ the latest. Wednesday. II possible,
and spend the remainder Of the week
In making up the report.
That the report and recommends.
tons Of the committee will be made
up and ready for submission 10 the
legislature, which meets In extra SEES
sion there Is no doubt
On Friday Of the past week all ties.
timony taken before the legislature ad.
journed amounted 70 I 800 sheets OF
typewritten paper. II Ia stated that
the major portion OF the witnesses are
subpoenaed for the purpose OF rebut-
ting certain testimony already al.
duced to the effect Cat lnhumAn
cruelty was visited upon the convicts
when they we're being whipped for
punishment, -.~.-, ,...
That this legislation win mean I'm.
mediate abolition OF the lease system.
followed By constitutional amend
ment 10 this effect. there Is no doubt.
The recommendation as 10 the aboli.
tion Of the prison commission a. Il
Is now organized. Il IL thought. viii
be the plyotea point around (which 40.
bate VAL turn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
TWO ARE MURDERED
Mystery ShrOuds DOuhIe Tragedy
at Columbus, Ohio
WOMAN FOUND IN THE STREET
Knife and Pistol Were ussd 70 Conn
mls crIms--Nan Found Dead Ia
ssd--YOurs Man 10 Arrested On
suspicion.

Columbus, Ohio. AUG. rs, Arthur
Naidlander and his wife we're found
dead. the FORMER In room above ais
grocery store near tho western cor.
poration line. and the woman In tho
street adjoining che store, The mans
bod lay IN bed IlO had ben shot
through the LEFT breast. There were
two knife wounds In the heart.
The woman had been shat In sae
side, The bullet passed through both
lungs She IL believed to have been
shot while IN the grocery store, and
then 10 have plunged headlong
through a glass door and made aer
way TO che street. whore sho fell
dead. She also was stabbed In the
heart There we're marks on the
throat to indicate that phc bad been
ehoked. I
Although nelEhboe heard conc
motion In the building and heard q
threat untteFed Ia womAn'a voice
to kin noms one, they aid not enter
10 learn the nature ~ the rouble. and
he tragedy was not disclosed until
daylight, when the bodies were found,
The police have made one arrest.
that % John Newkirk . painter who
lives with his parents not far from
the Neldlandcr grocery, We IL said
10 have threatened 10 Mn tho paig
because their dna BIZ Ma mother ~.
Gently. Tho police say section Ot
a painters ladder, hound at hiu home.
fita a section Of similar bidder
found leaning against the atorn.
The police are BY no meaua sure
that fney have solved cha myateTy. a.
NcwkiFk and his parents maintain
that be was al home all night and
because the cash drawer Of TIE gr0
Gerry bad been ritled
II IL said that NelaiandsTa first
vito got aiyoFce. and hs and hIs
second wife asa not i've happily.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
says He Is Going insane.

Peoria. Ms. Avg. 1S.--'I am one
of those who helped to lynch William
Donnegan at Springfield. and be-
lieve l am going insane. was the
statement Of Chas. Gadwfn at the OF.
flee OF the superintendent of the Bar.
tonvllle asylum Sunday night 1--WE
stamped him in the face; we cut his
throat; and then put rope around
bis neck. That's what It took to kill
him" Gadwin said that he was for
merly a member Of the 32nd U. s.
volunteers in the Philippines and had
a sister at the asylum. He was
placed under guard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
BIC REUNION HELD.
ossesndsnts o. rev. Sam Jones Hon.
OF MamorY.

o. Memory.
Carterayiile. Ga Aug. l8--Sun.
day morning August i6. WAS TIE oo.
castor OF the reunion Of the deacen.
danls o. the late Raw. Samuel O..
Jones. and Il "a estimated that four
hundred og the direct deHcendeniH ana
connections % the famous old preach.
er we're present 70 hoaor be mem
orr.
-Four generations Of Samuel q
Jones family have preached 10 the
little chapel
The little church vas also ihe
scene of the ccnvergloa ~ sam Y,
Jones. ne npted evanEeliat
The services which mAfked ne open.
irg ~ the REV. chsrrh aunday morn'
lnE wlll De continued throa9h the week
nulii enc asa. WhlcA Waa the date
u Sam Jones' canvsrNiOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19

iiAgtieaaHfN. Miss AaE "a IaiiA
Helioo t2gearele GaaFhlsF "a u 81
iia,ioH ffaYflinE freigaf ageaf ~ gaR
iieblie Taekb0n ana MsHsas Cisy rai
rad b ihe hegViee 81 seimmiaR
sgilse tbai was timeag q tragedy a
PARTY ~ glgis seof "a swtmwiEs q
few miles frgm fae riiy. whem Agssa
Bfsiia BniHnd sect saAsf che NateF
as8 failed - egms ~ Migs Mgifon
so a az sFpew swfmmef. fige8 ~
hsg sgmPaHi9a eaaRhf tsF anf
hggsKht her a. a. s#FfHes. Mks
eFrisfa ga aeepBtes1r Whsn giaeet
20 fss saega aaa q laaa tfns - ~
vice hef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
DouBLEsLAyEa aALKso moS.


cons ~ Fsad
West Chester. pa Aug. ~ liea.
)smln "a GilaB ~ rhiissalBhia. ah0i
and snsiantiy Killed Berlamin ~ W.
iiK. fatally Wounded pasauais ~
Fslin. father ~ The murdered nan
here. ara theu, 20 racspe az gae
haais " IN Infatuated mob, e0mmiilea
suicide ~ shooting himnelf
Tns aeusaiioEAi shooflna IA sAi6 20
be me oBimmtth ~ a fsad thns has
srisied beiwnen ihe Italians or a long
iime The bad seelnF vas FteeBfig
Increased W ihs arreFt - ~ FsiiH
gke mulGeFt man. cn fhafee ~
kfopinn aBesk easy" hna teinR
l8eniifea sra . pi9i
r. FrlH wRa cleared ~ lle eaafMsN
~ hesgfnF lu PAllsesiptip % wAish
lime Ne opsgig sregse5 ~ gifso az
kAvirg osfefng 20 eigg black hsn4r
aNssfs f56 ~ kiN ~ FsliM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
CORPSE FOUND IN TRUNK.
Wound In Mans Breast--Body Found
BY Plcnlekers.


by Plenlekers.
Camden, N. j., Aug. Is The find
ing Of the body OF a man In an old
trunk concealed in a ravine six miles
outside this city Sunday has givep
the authorities one OF the most mys-
terious crimes to solve ever report
ed here
A party of picnickers, while seek.
ing water In a ravine, came across
an old travelling trunk, tied with rope
and half buried In the underground
Charles Meyers and ID. Arrow. who
found the trunk. cut the ropes and /.
on raising the lid, found the body
OF a man in the trunk. Over the
features was a philadelphia newspaper
OF November 10, 1907.
The man. as near as can be as
certained, was about IS years OF age.
He had a dark mustache and hair,
and was about five feet eleven inches
tall Around the neck was tied an
old shirt OF buff color.
Constable William Crawford and
Coroner Fithian, Of Camden Ia su-
perflcial examination. determined
from a wound in the breast that the
man had been shot and the body
forced into the trunk before rigor
morris had set I'M
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
FoRTY.FIvE YEARS IN NAVY.
~FIshtIns Bob" Evans Goes on ne.
tired List Tuesday.

~Flshtins Bob" Evans Goes on re.
tired List Tuesday.
washington, Aug. s.--wlth the re-
tirement from active service next
Tuesday Of Rear Admiral Robley Dun.
gliEon Evans Fighting Bob"-the
United States navy loses one Of tAe
most picturesque figures that ever
trod a quarterback. FortySiye years
have gone BY STAGE swans AZ a young
ensign, received his baptism of fire
AZ Fort Fisher during the civil war.
During that span Of years he has
served his country gallantly. we'll
earning tho reward OF rest which =
grateful people give.
II AAa been bis fortune 10 command
the greatest fleet ~ fighting ships
ever assembled under the American
flag. Moreover be- successfully pilot.
"a that fleet 10 the end ~ one Of
the most remarkable cruises In naval
history ns TIE eliminating act n as
brilliant career Famous In war. he
haa become great IN peace and many
az ais counirymrn atlli ara hopeful
thar congress wsll honor hlm BY erM
atlna him q vice admirai, a rank
second only "a thar n the Mhnlla
nay hero, Admiral Dewey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
STEAMER BLOWS UP
The Vessel Was a ResOrting Boat
Plying Carp Lake.
THREE KNOWN TO BE DEAD
only Body identified, 50 Far, IL That
Of Woman Of Traverse City, Mich.
A Dozen or More Missing and Are
Supposed to BE Dying

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. 1s.--A
dispatch from Petoskey says;
The resorting steamer Leelanau was
blown up in Carp lake Monday morn
ing with a loss Of eleven lives.
There are three known to be dead
dozen or more are missing and
supposed 70 be dying, two are fatally
injured, and many were seriously hurt,
The only identified dead body Is
that OF Mrs. Isabel Lablnta, Traverse
City. Mich.
Mrs. Ralph Hastings and A, b.
Cook. both OF Traverse city, are "a
tally injured. t.v
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
PLAYING soLplERs.


Twelve Yearoid BOY W shot ard
Killed,
chicago. Aug - While playing
soldiers ana Indians" EawAra FIner
4, t2.yeaFoid boz ~ Gary, Ind.
waa shot ahd killed bY John u0gmiey.
fYearold eompanL0a
The hoyg, wiih q number N fsienfs,
had divided into two groups. Then
Cormley. with BE parry, wsFe aefead,
iaR the fort" what a. 0lhar umsn
was the office N y r F7neFty father
% tae dead boy ana as undersakaE
n Gary.
When fhe ~in4iaBa~ uadF com
mand ~ young FieerfYs aitaehed fhe
stronghold ~ ihe troops young Corn
~ Nonrphea FetalRer aad saappeg
she idN9sF n Wae NOT tupn0Ned that
he weapon aas loaaea fhere wns
report end me vlneFty boy seii wigh
q ballet wouEa IN she Saek u hls
keM1
Tha flofmieT boy II tsing hela ~
fhe police uHfll fbs acsiaeFf Il a.
vsaiiEAied W ste eonaegn fury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19

NsN Y0rk AuE. rs The 0reFturr
inr 81 4 small rowboai or Ella island
enusea the death ~ GroWniug % gohn
Boyd. ~ years % nee. AZ PAL River.
Mass. ana John starbofu. % ne
sane are. o. thiF city. TIE Sgrfay
list ~ ecaihs ~ drDwninw Was fur.
iher iucFsaaet by those % Patrick
somer raptsin % a canal BARGE ~
sse xast river are loss Gntca. o.
Newagk. whiis hathinx a. nslmaf.
X
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
HAMS BROTHERS ARRAlONsD.
In Court the Two Men showed Little
Concern.

IN Court the Two Men Showed Little
Concern.
New York Aug ls.--Captain Peter
c. Hams, Jr.. U. 8. A., who shot
and killed William E Annis on Sat
urday al the Baysido Yacht Club. was
arraigned In the first district court
In Long Island cat before Magistrate
Matthew ]. Smith. ArraIgned with
the captain was his brother. r. Jen.
kins Hams. who kept back the crowd
with a revolver while his brother car.
ried out his vengeance on the man
who, ne asserted. had ruined his home.
The two men were Immediately TAX.
en- from the Flushing police station
TO Long Island City IN court the
brothers showed little concern. As
counsel for the men had not arrived,
the hearing was postponed. and In
the meantime the Hams brothers are
being kept In the Queens county jail
r. jenkins Hams, who was first held
on charge Of attempted felony with
assault was later charged with belng
an accessory 20 thS killing OF Annls
The body OF william Annis was re-.
moved 10 his former home In Man.
haitian. Mrs Annls was completely
FRUSTRATED BY the hIling 81 her hus'
baad and "a under the constant care
of physicinnR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
PENSACOLA is QUIET.
FOR the First Time Since the AsssuIt
90 Mrs. Moclalr.

Pensacola, Fla. Aug. iS.-Quiet
prevailed IN Pensacola Sunday for
first time since last Thursday when
negro committed an assault upon
Mrs. Edward Moclair. This was
due to the fact that Sheriff Van Peit
had made the statement that he man
be had under arrest was the right man
and that ne would be brought to PEN
sacola for Identification
The excitement ceased but pFcpa'
rations are being made b take the
prisoner from the officers should he
be Identified.
Tho sheriff declares that be VIII
not give up bis man without 8 fight
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19

Grand Isle, VT. Aug. is.--Tnrae
young women who we're staying near
Adams Landing. were drowned while
bathing IN Lake Champlain. They
we're aTlss lacy Perry and Miss Dis.
away. both Of Piaitsburg. ~. ".
and Miss Elizabeth DiaaEway. 81
Brooklyn. n. r.. cousin Of Sarah
DRasway TIE young uomen we're
in the water together when one Of
tAem stepped into a deep hole. The
other two started - her assistance,
but also stepped into deep waieF and
ati went down. THE bodies were re-
cnKerna.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19

Pocxkonias. Az An9 ~ --gHmp
lrw ~ tsi,ns irge 9 listers fsn y
wafer. Mrs q " fsla'. aife 81
1.asowu egfrian kefs nat cas -
to no5i ssomlnenf sp@sa " as
sl.cs. Ana mst Sanfa ~ 4f9wsAa&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19

fsNinEtoa. NJ AR ~ afFpefa
IS Dsftaet. aRs4 IS ~ Waters
toga. pu. m2naref - q pq1g segH
wns fsaas murtsstt % Aie tess iiis
heus an4 aff siss SEES Ffsfasa aef
A. AS aesn sGaf - eles - tes
rsrssffni1r q faa gfime a tre9n ssi
4 = ts1e4sG tte manft NJ tAa sst
wns fss2esy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19

OF her state, but she has deteFmlpad
TO take the most vigorous steps to
re-assert Justice and order.
A careful estimate places the num-
Der Of negroes who have left Spring
field since the beginning OF the race
war at 1900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-19
|DDPS PATROL CITY.
Has Entered Second
Stage Of Riot History.
HIoNAL GUARD IN CONTROL

fal cry OF '
I.O.s sOrrow-kncwn List OF
ID Fivs-2OOO Negroes Have Lsft
city.
dngfield. MS. Aug. lS.-The
var which began here last Fri
night is believed 70 be a thing
ne past. Sunday night passed
out uutoward incident and II was
Bdeutly asserted by those In
he Of the situation that no mob
AZ size will form from now on.
adic cases Of disorderly conduct
and probably win claim the at
On Of the militia. but It Is not
pated that the troops will be
rOnted by any serious task.
hngfleld has entered upon the
nj stage Of riot history--the In
cation Of outrages and the ar
Il Of the guilty. A special grand
vas summoned by Judge James
Creighton OF the Sangamoh county
as the result OF a conferences
between Governor Deneen and
Is Attorney Hatch. Both OF these
hls we're OF the strong opinion
this step should be taken,
Grand Jury in Session.
i grand jury will. be held in SEES
20 long as the mob violence is
siened.
idcnce will be submitted TO the
irom day to day by officers and
bra and Indictments returned as
as case is made against an
iiual
b confidence OF General Young
bis force Is sufficient TO retire
iiIe any attempt at mob violence
lly shared by the negroes. Many
Of them from the residence sec
Of the city came to the arsenal
Ing the number now being snel-
BY the state to 400. None OF
have left the place since they
PED Il Is feared that their very
fshee would incite a riot and
are guarded as closely as Is the
anition kept In the building.
Is estimated that / 500 negroes
leil the city since Friday.
PEG nearly the entire force Of the
y national guard In control,
sisli again is ruled by law and
"a Fiiy-iive hundred armed sol
patrol the streets and the fever
nod has abated, temporarily at
among the Wild element. which
me state capital for forty-eight
Attempt vas made 70 cut fire
and telegraph wires IA the
o' The business district VITA
'Hes down the city would have
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