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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

Albany College-Summer BibIe
School.
Albany Or, July i7-s7, 1908
For the above occasion a rate q,
ONE AND oNE-THRD FARE on
the certificate plan has been an.
thorlEed.
WIN. MMURRAY.
j. NJ SCOTT. GPA
A. q, y. A., S. p, Co. 7.l5.7t
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. Il worth ~Ose than asy OtA..
,ssAa YET the price ls NO higher
'or ssl- a ssar xsosers'.
y oALAsonsiA nAxRY.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

'o"dmen Of WOrld-Msst sxa--,
u C|' AisS' st 7''O. in Holman hal
Ter, Clerk. :" Frsi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

'.'"sa Annuity Unioa.---s,cS -.
Ooo oSS aDu pension Insurance; "a.
0O''s OOU,'0O pledged; every claim O.,.
noasoms sssu's Santsd. III. G
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Ryan. secretary. S4s s,s,. -. - =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

"Ahiei-Sour cherries. Late DnEes
or similar varieties. Mutual Can,
ning Co. Salem. Or. 7-aa.a,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

"sn'ed-A contract TO cut from
100 to 500 cords OF wood. In.
sslfsof Derby A wills0a or ] ~
~'p 7-aI-lws
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

buy good driving
horse +. C. Minton. 1890 Broad.
way, Salem. 7-9oo,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

""n'eSi-fonng woman to 40 house.
work In a good home. Address
or call on Ben Windsor, Rt sa.
lem. Box Sc. 7-oa e..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

''"''sn "oOdmen OF Amssira---or,
SOU sou Cedar Camp No. 624s. Gs..
every Thursday evening :, !,
gw nl0s1 4 In Holman hall. W. W
hin. " c.. E. a, Turasr. car.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23
WANT ADS--QUICk RETURNS
niisGELLANEoUs

~ NJ
,esssas,sas sesbasss ssssese
MIsCELLANEoUs
Iost--Lady's gold hunting ca
watch, brown leather fob, WI
g rose festival souvenir. Find'
7 please return to this office. II
ward. fSi-S'
Found--A lady's brown hand puFs
with some money. f.. G. Mintoi
1890 Broadway, Salem. 7-2O-5t
Wcngpr a. Neutrality-suspicious. an
Organs solu on easy terms; tel'
phone 1857; 247 Commercia
Street Salem, oregon. II
.-.~.--.. .------------------------
} Salem Cash MaPket--The finest cut
of meat at cut prices. My Phon
| $40. 247 Commercial street. P.W
RevoItz prom 7-21t
Help Furnished Free of Chafge--ii!
Salem Employment Company, AZ
State street, phone No. 149. Par
ties wanting help please call al
Office or phone US. Also have cows
for sale.
Concrete Work--Get my prices on
sidewalks, curbs, septic tanks and
cement work OF any kind. All
work guaranteed first-class. NJ
Ward, 1878 Maple Ave, Highland.
Phone 1869. July24-tf
soget Lunber and Fuel Co.--Lum.
Der shingles. building material.
wood and coal. Low prices and
prompt deliveries. One block east
OF 8. p. passengss depot Phone
1913. 7-2-tf
butte N WeBderoth--Flne wines
liquors and cigars. We handle
the celebrated Kellog gand Castle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly OF draught. South
Commercial street. e-3-Iyr
Enlarged--Our meat market on
Eat State street has been doubled
In size and we are better prepared
than ever to serve customers.
Prompt service and the best OF
meats our motto. Call or phone
1919. II. II. Edwards Meat Co.
Lendten - the boatman.
Launches and ru kinds OF boats
for rent. Excursionlsts taken TO
any part OF the bay. VIII meet
trains at anv time at Yaqnlna on
request Rates reasonable. New /
port, Ore.
'he Home Seekers Information Bu-
reau Will place you In direct CON-
municatlon with owners OF farms
and city property Chamber Com
merce, Portland. 222 N. CONNER
clal street. Salem Or. 7-21-tf
glass and nose rim,
from nose glasses. Owner can
have same by calling at this Office /
and paying charges. 7-22-3t
's'--on the streets OF Salem Sat |
urday afternoon. gold brooch with
ruby set. Finder please return TO II
Edith Welch at Rosteln a. Green.
panms s store. 7-22-3t'
'lephone Meeting-There will be a
meeting OF the central committed
OF the Consolidated Telephonel
company Of Salem, at City Hal.
saturday, July 25. at 2 p. m. Anil
farmers lines are requested toll
send at least one representative
and all committees already an
pointed are required to be present
and consider report of executIvel
COMMUTE 7-21-3t. I
j. b. Goode a son for farm or !
STOCK sales. Phone 1s4O. II
7-21-1wl 4
''-A bunch OF keys on ring I
Suh fob with the name Minnie :
Achenbach. Return to Journal .
,ffice.,
LODGES.
pen'ers U1iOn No. i06S ~IS,s.
,nlon No. 1865 OF Carpenter an.
oi'eFs OF America meet ever.
evening at 500 n m I'll
learst hall, 42O State st. A VIZ
lennis, Rec. Sec. 4
eS'rrS Of Amerioa--COur shsr z
ooa Foresters. No. IS. Meet,
auarday night in Holman hau
'Ase street Waldo Miller. CT -
:, Perry financial secretary q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-23

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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

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little cousin with the long name, Eliza
beth Georgette Marie Valentine, Via
countess dOsmay. The little fellow
has come TO be known I'm Piccadllly,
in London and in the Champs Elysees
OF Paris. A great change has come
over Baby Brown within the past year.
for he regards himself no longer
Baby Brown. but Master Nicholas
Brown. This summer he is decked
out In silk knickerbockers. patent
leather ties. sack coat. Buster Brown
collar, red necktie, light colored Eng
fish walking top coat. and with this
get up he carries walking stick and
is attended always by a nurse and a
private detective.
His daily life is somewhat method.
ical, for Mrs. Brown wants her son
to be we'll and strong. and as one OF
the means toward that end he has
to dispose OF quart OF cream daily
In the course OF the day he has four
meals. but not heavy ones. He has
luncheon with his French nurse. and
for a boy with so many millions he is
simple one, such as soup, fish and
fruit. He takes dinner with his moth.
er. Each forenoon the lad goes horse.
back riding with two mounted attend
ants. one on either side. In the after.
noon he drives for awhile with his
Mother, who after first calling upon
his grandmother, who is very feeble
and expects her grandson every day.
without fail
For amusement before going to bed
Baby Brown may so to the play room
and start up his imported moving pic
lures. This about comprises the child's
dsily routine II Il varies Il Is only In
roRcssentials II hegatiends church
With his mother on Sunday, he is &C.
coIdpaaied by the nurse and watch
Gan just the same. Mrs. Browns in.
.,tructions are Never take your eyes
"A Johnny. You car never tell what
might happen" These servant WON
en- often complain that the continual
watching of Johnny is tiresome. but
L has 70 be done.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
strlkebreaker Sadly Beaten.

New York, Oct. 24.-Willlam Kauf-
man a strikebreakiAg chauffeur of
the New York Taxicsb company was
lured to lonely section of the East
side late Friday night, where he was
brutRily beaten and stabbed ten
times. He was taken to BelleVille
hospital in q serious condition The
assault is charged to party Of
thirteen strike syInpathlzers. An at
tempt TO and the assailsnts proved
futile. The police think the machine
may have been thrown into East
river
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
MORE DEATHS REPORTED.
Number Of Dead in Philippine storm
Nears Thousand.

Manila, Oct. 24.-The death roll Of
the storm IN the Cagayan valley Oc-
tober IS, grows heavier a. reports
come in. The Constabulary Of Tugo-
CARO-, capital of the province Of Caga-
yam report that 500 persons were
drowned there and that all the
houses we're destroyed or damaged
The damage 60 tobacco is estimated
at several million pesos.
In the province OF Abra, the con
stabulary report heavy loss OF life
and great damage to property
throughout the province.
II is known that 269 people were
drowned and il is said that others
we're lost
Hundreds Of horses and cattle were
drowned in the Cagavan valley.
The constabulsry are crematins
the dead and the government has dis
patched rice to VigRn TO feed the re-
fugees.
Cholera has appeared in three
towns of Abra province.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Surgery In China

The Royal College OF Surgeons and
Physicians In London has Just re-
ceived a queer gift for IT'S museum
nothing less than a collection OF path
illogical specimens from Upper Egypt.
Some months ago several cemeteries
were discovered. apparently centuries
old, and the skeletons were found TO
be so perfectly preserved by reason of
the careful burial as we'll as OF the ne
culiar climate that Il was quite DOS.
sible to observe what means had been
used for setting broken bones. and
what bone diseases were most com.
mon. Nearly 400 specimens showed
the surgical methods in use 5000
years before Christ, and gave proof OF
. very thorough knowledge OF several
principles still In use to-day. There
are two examples of splints used for
fracture Of the forearm, the bones
coming from the most ancient tOmbs.
These specimens are said to be the
Oldest In existence. and their dis
coy0Iy interests medical men.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
sRANDENBURe is ARRESTED.
Alleged Author Of Cleveland Letter
Was Starting fer East.

Dayton, o., Oct. 23.--Earl b. Bran
deRburE, the alleged author Of the eel
ebrated Cleveland letter. wherein the
former president is said to have IA
vored the election OF Judge Taft to
the presidency, and which eplstle was
widely published some weeks since.
was arrested as he was about 10 board
Big -Four train for tie east, his des-
linstion being New York
Brandenburg was arrested on q re
quest TO Chief Of Detectives Waite
hughes from James McCahferty, in
spector of detectives Of New YORK.
He readily consented to accompany
The officers to police headquarters,
stating that he had intended to return
to New York, having noticed in the
New York newspapers that he had
been indicted in connection with the
cleveland letter. which is said to have
been spurious.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Cut Wires. Loot HOUSE

Newark, n. j., Oct 24-Three
masked men cut the telephone wires
outside of the fine Perkins home at
Morristown early Friday entered
the house. knocked down one of the
three maid servants, attacked and
checked Mrs H. w. Miller, a sister OF
the three Misses Perkins, who were
In the house and then ransacked the
place. The robbers, who are believed
to be the ones who cut the wires and
looted the home of banker II. q.
March In Orange, few nights ago,
obtained at least $4,000 worth OF
iewelry in the Perkins house and
some money.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
SPENT THREE ANXIOUS HOURS.
Steamer Founders Helpless Before
Ninety-nIIe Gale.

New York, Oct 2e.-The three hun
dred and eight passengers who ar
rived Tuesday on the steamer Fur
nesaia from Glasgow spent three anx-
FlOus hours at sea last Wednesday,
FwhiIe the vessel Roundered helplessly
lthe sport Of ninety miles gale. The
lmiaadventure was due to an accident
Ilh the engine room, cross head hav-
fns slipped out OF place necessitating
ban abrupt silencing of the machinery.
For more than half day, the mach
|lnists stroYe 10 make the delicate ad-
I1ustment, exhausting every resource
OF ship craft. For a hundred times.
a. least the vagrant cross head was
within a hairs breadth of its home
oRly 30 be sent wandering again by a
violent lurch Of the vessel
Meantime the passengers pretty
wen divided their time between an
eAOrt TO KEEP them selves from too
sudden contact with their surround
ings, and the plying OF the captain
with anxious questions
The steamer bad nearly hoisted The
Hisnsd mot under control" but no
other craft was sighted. Finally the
patience OF the mschlnists was re-
Warded and the Furnessia was but a
day late in arriving
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Death Rathsr Than rrIal.

New York. Oct. 2S.--Rather than
face trial for manslaughter in the
first degree growing out OF case of
alleged criminal practice. DR.. Irving
J. Cook, a young doctor of this city.
drank a dose OF a powerful poison
and shot himself at the Waldorf
Astoria hotel Thursday The man
left a sealed letter addressed to his
wife, but accompanying 1t was a terse
note in which he asked her mot to
lake this affair hard"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Forest Fires XII Trout.

Malone ~ Y, Oct. 23.-Sportsmen
have j. 81 discovered that the forest
fires in the Adironiacks have worked
havoc among the trout with
nany streams throughout the burned
section are wen stocked. Thousands
II dead trout have been found IN the
bottoms and along the edge Of the
.+.oams and il is believed they have
been killed by impurities in the water
aused either by ashes or smoke.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
shot Brother to Death.

Pittsburg, Oct. 2G.-Albert bell, q
twelve year old school boy was shot
and instantly killed by his sixteen
year old brother Raymond, while
hunting in Wildwood Park late Satur-
day afternoon With the brothers
We're three other boys. one OF whom,
without saying anything slipped
cartridge into their only rifle Later
On Raymond playfully pointed the
weapon at his brother and pulled the
trigger, the youth sinking to the
ground with a bullet in his brain.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
WIND PREVENTS TRIALS.
Count Zeppelin DID Not Make Tests
As Planned.

Friedrichshafen, Oct. 2S.-Court
Zeppelin did not make an ascension
Thursday, owing to he strong wind.
He left suddenly Thursday evening
for Berlin in order to attend the court
II honor which is to investigate the
facts in connection with his con
;rogersy with Major Gross. comman-
der Of the army balloon corps, the lat
ter having alleged that Count Zeppelin
lad adopted an Austrian inventors
.dea for an aluminium airshiD AS his
own. Baron Won Bassus, one Of the
managers OF the Zeppelin company.
viii suDerinteNd the experimental
trips during the counts absence.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Mob surrounds oeorqia Jail.

Atlanta, Ca. Oct ga mob sur
rounds the jail al Lithonis threaten.
ing to burR Charles Mitchell the ne
gro Who killed Deputy Sherins Argo
and Peck Sunday. aud was captured
after a nght la a shsnty near the scene
OF the crime, Mitchell received 10
wounds before captured. but Is still
alive and Will recover Tor trial unless
The mob carries out lis threat
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
HEIR TO GREAT FORTUNE.
~Baby" Brown objects TO Title Be-
slowed on Him IN Infancy.

Newport, r. I.-Young John Nicho-
las Brown, the s1O.OOOoO0 Baby"
Brown and the prospective heir to sew
eral millions more as his fathers
share from his Grandmother, Mrs. John
Carter Brown, is the widest known
eight.year-old in the country to-day.
Baby Brown was hurried of to Eu-
rope last winter to escape suspected
kidnapers. where he travelled through
England and the south Of France. In
Paris Mrs. Brown visited her sister,
Countess d'Osmay (Susan Dresser),
and there Baby Brown played with his
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
one More County Dry.

Columbus. Ohio. Oct 23-COshoc-
ton county Thursday voted dry" by
majority Of 594. Twenty-six saloons
are affected. all Of them in the city Of
Coshocton. which gave wet"
II ajority of $50. Fairfield county voted
10 reNlin saloons By majority Of a2S
10 date SO counties in the state have
voted dry" affecting ST. saloons, and
ave have voted wet"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Immense Artificial Laks.

The area Of Gatum Fake banana
canal win be l64.23 square miles, and
the normal level Of the surface OF the
lake will be IS feet above the sea. The
Gatum dam will be practically mills
and a half long half a mile vida At tho
base. with It's crest 1856 feet abeVs
mean tide. and the top thickness Of the
asla viii 30 50 feet
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Mrs. WInston Churchill.

board OF trade, who was Miss Clemsn-
tine Hozier, is a daughter OF the late
Sir Henry HozieT. who, after a distin-
guished military career, became secre-
tary OF Lloyd's and Lady Blanche
Hozier. She Is a clever musician, and
speaks half a dozen languages. Among
her couslps is the earl OF Airlies Mr.
Winston Churchllrs wedding makes
the fourth ministerial marriage In
England within a year
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
FLEET RECEPTION ENDED.
REAR ADMIRAL sPERRV ENDEARs
HIMSELF TO THE
JAPANESE.
ATTENDS FUNERAL OF NOOzU
The Series Of Brilliant Functions 10
BROUGHT to Close With a
Dinner on Board The Jap
Battleship Fugi.

Yokohama. Oct, 2l.-The series Of
the incomraratly brilliant functions
which have characterized Japans re-
ccption OF the American battleship
feet came to a close here Friday
night with q dinner on the battleship
F'ugi. the guests. Of which were cor.
So Cd go tie Amc,i.gn ambassa or.
rear admigals aul ottcr officers. ~ cre
was also brilliant reception on the
battleship Mikasa. to which all pror'i-
nent Americans here were Invited with
the accomplishments OF an Illumination
OF the feet. fire works and torchlight
professions from the shore.
Rear Admiral Sperry endeared him
self to the Japanese people by per-
sonally attending the funeral Of Cen
eral Count Nodzu and placing a wrea-
IN on the casket Later q luncheon
was given at the Shiba palace and the
admiral accompanied by his aides
walked from the palace to the Shin
bashi railway station. passing along
the Gina, the principle street In Tok-
20. which was massed with people.
The admiral was recognized and al
most .mobbed by tens Of thousands
n enthusiastic people but everywhere
was treated with respect. Thousands
sought to shake him by the hand and
lie ovation lasted the whole length
the street. ---,. -..zS-.w
sperry Deeply impressed.
The stern old admiral evidently
WAS deeply impressed and at times
stopped shaking hands with some in
i,iduals who, speaking English. halt
cd him for the benefit of others
Tie admiral said to each IL am
deeply impressed by the heartiness
and sincerity of your welcome to my
self, my officers and men.
Il trust that the friendship now
formed will last forever and regret the
necessity of bidding you farewell"
Rear Admiral Sperry was accom-
panied by Rear Admirals Schroeder
and Wainwright, who with their aides
were kept equally busy exchanging
greetings.
The party arrived at the Shimbashi
station half an hour before the time
set for their departure and took re-
fuge from the pressure of the friendly
crowd in the waiting room. When the
Japanese officials, who were to ac-
company the American officers to Yo-
kohama arrived. Rear Admiral Sperry
was invited to enter the carriage
again for a short driveip order to give
the people who arrived late an oppor
tunity for final greeting.
He consented and wien he appeared
bedlam broke loose He was driven q
short distance and returned TO the.
station Along the whole route. he
was EGVon an ovation such as is i'm
possible to be described in words
gAs din was simply deafening
5luejaekets Well Behaved.
One Of the most striking features
Of the weeks stay Of the Americans IN
Japan has been the perfect order
maintained by the sailors while on
shore.
There have been but few cases OF
misbehayior, in fact, less than in any
places visited during the trip from
Hampton Roads. Not a single case
of disOrderiy conduct has occurred
on the streets.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Gave Life for poo.

Sandusky Ohio. Oct. 23.--Capt
John Robinson Of the barge cutter was
killed AT Kellep Island Thursday. The
boat was docking when pet dog fell
overheard. Capt. Robinson jumped in
20 The water to save the dog and was
caught between the vessel and the
dock.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Refused 70 say. KILLED.

Holyoke Mass Oct 23.-Enraged
because Casselda Beaudry. the young
woman TO whom he was engaged re.
fusgo to say whether she would keep
her promise to marry him. Arthur
Boudreau. Jr.. shot and killed the
Girl Thursday night He is in Jail
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
sulnarIan Envoys IAN.

London. Oct. 23.-The Sofia cor
respondent OF the Mail states that the
Bulgarian ENJOYS to Constantinople
are returning 10 S0na, their mission
having failed. The government. how
ever, Is still hopeful Of reaching an
agreement
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
CONFESSES TO
DEPREDATIONS
sELEcoNFEssEo NIGHT RIDER
TELLS OF REELFooT LAKE
oUTRAGES.
duplicates PROMINENT MEN
Ted Burton Admits II Was Through
Information From Him That
Bard Secured Rankin and
Taylor at the Hotel.

Tfntonvlne. Tenn, Oct. 2S.-"Ted"
Hntton, sellcol &c ssed night rider, told
n remarkable story Tuesday Of night
rider depredations in the vicinity OF
Reelfoot Lake, confessing to the part
he played In the Outrases which
reached elimination in the putting
20 death Of Capt Quinten Rankin,
prominent attorney Of Trenton, Tenn,
oa the banks of the lake a week ago
Tuesday night, and duplicating men
prOnainent in this section of the state
OF The number he declares had a part
IN the killing OF Capt. Rankin more
than half are now in custody al Camp
Memo, the military base near Ham
hurg. The confession was made at the
\ 1ail here 10 Sheriff HRines. of this
county, Judge Harris, owner of large
tract Of Hand Ia the Reelfoot lake dis
tyiet who has suffered much at the
hands Of the raiders and Mayor Clevs-
land Donelson Of Tiptonville.
Chilly Unfolds story.
The confession was made freely
and voluntarily. with no offers of a
lensened punishment or threats and.
apparently without a qualm Of con-
science, he glibly unfolded his story
While Burton denies that he was
present when Capt. Rankin was put
Go death ne admits that 1t was through
information given by him that the
band congregated and secured the at
torney while he stopped at the hotel
~ Walnut Log. According to Bur
tons confession Tom and Carrot
johnson. under arrest and William
Watson. under bond in connection with
another raid we're the leaders Of the
lake band
Burton declares that the first part
he played S a member of the night
rider band was when he aided in the
burning OF Q FISH dock at Samburg and
several weeks later was one of party
which crossed the county line from the
Reeifoot district into the adjoining
eounty OF Lake and whipped Justice OF
the Peace VIM. an aged man.
Told Night Rider Leaders.
Cogfng to the killing of Capt. RIA
An Burton declared that on the night
before the lynching he went to Wal
fut Log and there met James r. Car
DeHtsr, the attorney Of Union City, at
whuse solicitation Judge Rankin and
Judge r. z. Taylor. his associate in
che. West Tennessee company. the
owners OF the land upon which the
iRke rs situated, came to the lake. It
was stated that the visit of the two
men was to enter into a timber deal
with Carpenter. After this converse
thor Burton states he communicated
with the night rider leaders and told
81 the intended visit of the represen-
tafives OF the land company.
On the following night he saw the
two men at supper at the hotel but
declares he left Walnut Log early in
the night and went out into the lake to
BsA. He states that he was fishing
when he heard the shots which ended
fAe life of Capt. Rankin but did not
rstprn TO the shore for some time.
In the course of his confession, Bur
son gave the names Of no less than
inrty members of the night riders.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

Cairo. M. Oct 28.-A shock said
90 b. an earthquake was Fell at G.2S
o'elOck Tuesday night The shaking
lasted about ave seconds. It's motion
bseane Derceptible as sharp shock
and gradually dwindlad away. Il
sqme from south by southeast Build
iDks ylbrated and windows aud doors
raliled some say.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Bride OF WINSTON CHURCHILL.
Mics Hozier Becomes Wife Of English
Cabinet Minister.

London.--The bride OF Winston
Churchill. the president OF the British