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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-07
WELL KNOWN MAN
ENDS HIS LIFE
r. =
NO CAUSE CAN BE ASSIGNED
FOR RASH ACT OF THE
AGED CITIZEN.
Captain Purse was Well Known in
Brunswick, Where He Visited
Frequentiy-Former President
Savannah Board of Trade.

Savannah, Aug. Capt d. G.
Purse shot and killed himself at IL
o'clock today in the toilet room ad,
Joining his office in the old Board of
Trade building. No evidence is at
hand to support any hypothesis other
than that the case was one OF suicide
Captain Purse had been talking to his
son, d. G. Purse, a moment before
the shooting about the arrival of some
mails. Looking at the clcck there was
some question as to whether IL was
right and young Mr.. Purse decided to
go to the front of the building and
look at the clock on the city hall to
see il the clock in the office was
correct
Turning away from the window af-
ter looking at the city hall clock,
young Mr. Purse turned to retrace his
steps to the office where he had left
his father. At that instant Mr. James
l.. Rankin. who has an office on the
third floor of the building, approached
the bottom cf the steps leading to the
floor on which Mr.. Purses office Is
located. AS he sawayoung Mr.. Purse
coming towards him he called out, rs
your father in the officer Hardly
had the affirmative answer been Civ
en- when shot rang out and Mr.. Ran
kin ran in the direction of the sound.
lit came from the ante room, the door
of which was partly open, and facing
the two gentlemen as they went to-
wards the office door.
AS Mr.. Rankin threw open the door
an unexpected sight met his gaze.
Captain Purse was facing him in a
sitting position with his head thrown
back against the rear wall of the
room. In his right temple was a pis-
tol shot wound from which the blood
slowly poured. The pistol a 3S.cali-
lbre revolver, lay on the floor at his
side.
Dr. IL. w. Hesse was sent for inn
lmediately, and scores of persons who
quickly learned Of the affair poured
into the place. When DR.. Hesse ar
rived he found Captain Purse still llv-
ing but unconscious, as he was when
found. He soon expired. Coroner
Stanley was summoned and came and
lgaye permission to remove tie body.
No reason could be ascertainel 70
| account fer the rash deed. Captain
Purse seemed in his customary frame
| OF mind moment before the sLoot-
| Ing and talked about ordinary busi-
ness matters. His death was a great
surprise to many friends who callc.l
at the office Immediately to exter
! their coincidence to the sons Of Cap
tain Purse who were notified immc-
diately< by telephone of the affair.
The y Ieral arrangements will be
made later.
Captain Purse had been in bad
health for some time and was under
medical treatment at the time Of his
death. The events of the financial
depression seemed to weigh upon him
and members of his family had no.
tlced that he was net In good spirits
1t Is probable that he broke down
Iunder the strain of his long and active
life and at its close his mind was
some what affected. He was a promi
nent member of st. Johns Episcopal
church.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-07
BASE BALL GAMBLING
NOT TO BE ALLOWED.

Chicago. Aug. 6.-President John
son, OF the. American League, will lis
sue a bulletin to every American club
instructing the management to en-
force that section prohibiting gamb-
ling On baseball He says that the
gamblers who have been put out Of
the race tracks are hocking to the
baseball grounds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-07

The news Of the suicide Of Capt.
Purse will be received with regret by
his many friends in Brunswick. Cap
tain Purse was frequent visitors
here, and was in the city several
weeks ago. He has attended the
various sugar cane and cassava con.
ventions held here, and ;.ways took
prominent part in them. He was
own<by a large circle Of friends,
who will no doubt be surprised to
learn of his self-destruction.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-08-07
SPONTANEOUS .coMsusTioN
CAUSED $4,000 FIRE

Elizabeth, ~ j., Aug. 6,77Fire this
morning almost entirely destroyed
the Jenkin Rubber works, with a loss
Of $4,000. The fire was caused by
the spontaneous combustion OF q hnd
rubber. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
@icOcr Gin @creins. 5m6ilanm.

. .rr~-
Ter 25-idbrige @riinoungStag oeI
o9oCuit.4oin MdrmerhorS".
g9ir0 uGditen Montog gefctcrt.
6eitIi6feit IN ser Ctterbcin.SoQc
- @Cid)idtc oeY &eraiuS.
MieoCrum ieiert elm Oeuti6cr @c-
iongperCin 9oltimorc'S oos iilbcrnc
Sllbiloum. IS lit OiCsmol ser 80.
Observation-Disclosures, Der iit aus
tlelnen GnfanQen 81 elmer ~lebenSiGbi.
gen @eieli6oit, ole fleiBia Ooa oeut.
lde Steo ilbt lno 6elltidle Sittcn un0
@ebrnnhe bod bGlt, cmporgeorbeitet
bat. Die 6eier iin0et nGd,Itcn Mon.
tag IN Der Stterbein-SuQc on Der Ode
bon 9nus unO 9eaion-S traBe ouf So
cllltsFoIrt ltutt, un0 oQe hefrc1tn0eten
Terelnc lueroen Oarau Sbeil nebmcn.
y" luar am 8. September 1888, ols
Der o&OCuit.Eo OlGnnerdor" oltf
2lnrcgu1a OcS Serrn 6rtb Iiider in
Dem Sofole Oe5 @errn >Sobann StG.
Ter gcGriin0et mur0e. Die eriten BE.
onltcn tuoren: ErGiiOent ,Sobonn
ShGfer, &ice.GrGii0ent T}obunn aGr.
Der, Sdotmeiiter Sermomn Ding unO
Scfretor 6riB Slider, llllo Die critic
Singitumoe foltO GonncrItog, ocn 20.
september. Itott IN t5rCilcr'a Nullc.
SEER Sicb2StinO 0iriQirtc. Gr mllroc
obcr bolO ourf @erru 6ricorid Sic.
Scr cricBt. @crrn @ieOcr iol9tcn ais
Giri0cntcn 0ie Serrcn 6riaorid @e.
Der, Otto y. StcimpalO, SrieOrid) &us
rolll2, Nltglit Sdneioer. @cord ".
Y0blmnnn mo Damn mic0cr Trtc0rih
&orolu5 Ser Sen &crcin jgbt Oirioirt.
Ter o2Ocuit.Eo int=O}1nncrdor" a.
bort lctt &obrcn Den .&cr. SGnocrn
pom Baltimore" mo Dem ,llnubbdn.
di0cn Siirgcrucreiu Don W~iorplon0"
an, mo ieiuc GcIcQotcu SIT oieicn
ocltti6cn @roB-& crbGnoen 3Gblcn 5lr
Den pflidteiiri0itcn. Gie iebiqcn De
omten linO; ErGiiocnt 6rieorih Silent
mid, &iccsFr0iiocnt Sans Mepcr, g.
fretGr Nuguit SdornogL, corrciponbi.
rcnoer ScfrctGr aorl Coulter, Sdat-
meiIter &idor0 Sober, 9i6liotbcfor
@ilhelm S6montc. NorntrGqcr Ctto
0nbn rno Nuguit @rin6erQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Nic Tolgc OcS Strifcs.

gNcrtc Der South Baltimore Gar &
Souuoru go" in Curtis ban ie;t
lcitcrn Wfitto9 gcidIoiicn. - Hn
biutc 6roucn i~tiir3cn lid ulli GU
pcrintenoelt O}per&.
Ser Strife Der Mrbciter Der South
Baltimore Stcel Gar II. GornOrnGo."
III Curtis Ban melher ijd) ioit oltl
Ole gunjc Nrbeiterforcc Der 6obr!t
critrcftc, hat gcitern sur 6olgC gr
bobt, Dab Die WtoiieperlpoIter Der Sir
ma, ole $40. u. q. Weuingtom, Sol.
u. 6onro mo Solpnro Carlton, Sic
ShlieBung Der Nnlugen olloronetcn.
@egcn II llhr Wiittaga rpur0c cine
Sefonntmodrlng Der @ei60ftSlei
lung al bic @IrbcitCr an Dem sic So
brit lnIgcbcn0cn bohcn 3nllle an,
gctIebt. ST. 0criClben erfl1rten 0ic
Y}ol'eperluoltcr 0oB tic ole iciner5cit
nor9enommeltc Rcoltftion in 20hneu.
nlrd) Die ~ungilu'tIAe @cihGft3lnoe
Q%c5luungen, bGttcn cintreter loiict
mlllien, ullo oaB lie mnnhmIol MIR
nit 0uBerlter Nnitrcn1lmq cine O0i
ltge SdlieBung oCa Nctricbca peg
mlcOen bGtten. Sic bGttcn iclbit ul,f
Observation-Disclosures ucr}ihtct. nm
III belfen; cS lei ihncn pom Nlur0c<
GiitriftS 8crid)t aus niht Q"ritottct
NIT elmer %llnterbilun5 orbcitcu 5t
lalIell. Iieienigcn Nrbeiter, sic oblic
beredtiqten @rllto ieBt ibrc Stcl
lltl9en ucrloiien, ieicn fir Ole acQcu
lp1rtiQc Gage perontnortlid) SIT bal
ten. 0cr @ctric6 miiroe ipie0cr uli
Qcnonmen iucr0crL Iobolo Die Scr
luultcr micOcr 0c1 glten Wiacna Der
Yrbettcr lIdlcr icien,
Nm M}orgcL turj Dor S6lieBuno
Der Wcrte, tom c@ }t Sumult G S5c.
ilcn, olS Der Superintendent Scr 1Sir
ma, @r, Ehtl. W}ucr@, NIT oci Nrbei
tern Die Sitllntiou III bciprcd)ci1 lulo
linen FLAIR 5lt modcu pcriudtc, ouB
lie (bic Nrbcitcr) iclbit an mciitcn
inter elmer GortiCBlmg oca Strifc5
III Iciocn bubcn miirocn. Cine Nol}e
Nn3obl 6rouen itiir5tc lid olli ocu
Sprcd)er NM bcgomtn 0ui I'M Gin.
5uid)loNCrL mo Elm o~llNcmcincr 9hnr
rilbr luurbe nur nit tnoppcr NntH
pcrhiuocrt. Wtpcra Qelonq e0, lid
Dor Den rubiaten gScibcrn ms rIl,,
mere Der 6abrit 81 rettelL mo tur5l
3eit oaralf mar Die Hrhe lpieoer Der
gcltClt.
@eitcrn Nafmittog fonO in scr
@0bnliid]en Sole 81 Curtis Ban cine
&criumnIunq Der Arbciter itott, al
Der &cprGientnnten DER Sirnlu Sbcil
nabmen. God mlroc aud bier fcin(
Ginioung cr5ielt, oo Die Nrbciter lid
mcigertciL ullf Die WoridIGqc Der Sir
ma etll5ugcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

Qorrcr. Ger Rcocnftlta mar mic
folut: @lniprodc Oc9 @oriiBcrs oca
Soipltulitdta Counties Gberit @in.
q. @onfin Der 0cu IooitmleiItcr s.
&umpion M}oorc, N%roijocnten Der PIT.
lontiihcn @iuncnlouo aonol sc.
ieai6oft, poritclltc.
6olgenOc Ioaitc murocn bcantmor-
tct: .Stnot Baltimore" WPoDnr :.
9orrp Mobool. nStaot N}arplunO, "
@ouOerneltr gllitiu Z. Grothcrs 81 Qic
Ger. Stootert, ShoBomta Sefrc,
tar @eor0c q. GortcIuou; ollnierc
o~uSrporttgen @e3icbllngcL" General.
Gonitu Robert Z. @nnnc Don 2onA
Don; oNtnerifuuiihc @uiicrlucge, "@r.
Charles Sober Glurt Don Ecnnlpluus
MEN rgSoiierluea @rieBc" &c Nlnn
e. Nleronoer. ltelp port; Ser iiio.
Iifc @ci't" non Charles u, (bomoS,
9toro Carolina; ,Cu2 Mcttcr, "g9iI-
lis Wooic &oritcbcr oc2 @ctter.@ii-
rculta; Sic rationale Nullptitoot."
@enrp 9, NcIt, GomnliiiGr ocS ri
Itritta Gollnlbio.
Die biciigcn Gomitc'u fiir bic Nr
rongcncnta Der Convention mnreu;
Grctlttip Gomlitc: 2lhtb. ). @orrU
Mubool, 9ooi0 s.. GurrOll, Ibomo5
@. Noaga, &obn II. NlouO, @enerc!
Gclir Nanlta. Moltcr Nntcr, Nbcrlt
". u. 9opfiM Moltcr =. proofs, IT,,
L. :. Go00, VI. s.. g0uon0a, Charles
Gnglouo, Hcnbcn Softer Sront ~.
Shirt, Muffin @ollulhcr QollQIuaNf.
MpIic, u. Sc. $1,000, !, &, Y3hitucp,
NulbroO VI. @ottq, General Ironci9
Y, Wotcrs, &obn :. Stonc Vions
har0 Rouool, Gum n. Wiccfiu9, @,
neral Setter &corU ir, Trunt !. Ga
Mottc, %ocob ". @oot. Gr. $. Nocr.
y. -. @riamol0, ,Eohu @iQ. IT,, s..
George @cbring If. GmpionAa So.
mite: Gburle9 GnQluuo, &oriiber, Gr
nett i. anobr. ". Y. 2lbcQ, @cl.
Gclir NQunla, g2n. 0ullof Glorf, $.
Z. Gupct, :. Wt. Gcmi0, II. s.. 50
monba, 2hlitin @oQoqbcr, ). @corQr
@cbrina, IT,, =. $. @riSnolo, Com
@irib, u. y. @opfin3, &u9. NounQG.
2. Mplic, .. W. @otta. &. :. Iou-
Tor. W. Is. Houic, GomorO Raine.
". :. Ylott, ". $. Otorrom, ). -.
MILLER, z. u. Mteefina, @cncrol Y.
&eorn, ir. Grturiioua Gouite: Ir.
u. Shirt, &oriiBer. 0oipitnlitGt9.Go.
mite: @m. u, NoufiuL &oriiber.
Sic hcuttqc Grturiion.
Selltc &ormittag 70 llbr miro Der
Nompfcr yGluqtn @ilca" Die Gelcqo
ten nod Nnllopolis bringcrL no lie
bonn @ouperueltr Grothcr9 cnlpfo'r
gen mcr0Cn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
% Of Gin g Gminoiidti

Nodl Gin SHminoiiidti
Gen Soipttal. = 3ic Ebipps'.
'fe Sretflinif oes YSobns Sopfins.
Solpltols," Die Dor mebreren Sobren
errld)tet nlroe, erbdIt einen breiit6f.
fl9cn anboll, fir pelden Die Yl1nc
ldoll ni%tsgeorbeitet poroer iino nilb
DER Gottraft an Die -. 4. Bennett
engineering 60" pergeben lit. 0uS
8ebdlloe fommt an Der Wonument-,
ltobe &olfe-S trabe, 81 lteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
zonncuanf nnb llmtcranna.
Nns g&cttcr. VI

Sir MurulonO mo Den Ciitritt
Gollmio bcutc mo morlcn tIor,
lcidItc, iij0lih mcrocn0c NlnOc.
Baltimore hottc Qcitcrn micOcr ct
mas mdrmcrc2 &cttcr. Cic hohitc
GcmpcratlW uor IS mro0 pom , bis
llhr Godmittol9 mo Die nic0rilitc
81 WroO mu,G llbr N}oracn9.
an Den unocrc @rm0e3 @Cttcr
Gcobudtml5 5totjoucn oca @onOca
mur0cu sic ~ioIlCuOn nic0ri0itcu
GeuptroturGl u%cr3cifuct: Gaitport
-, Eortlono %, Bolton 81, Nlbom
30, 9}uu Dorf 81, Yhiluoelpbio 81,
}ltloutic Sim 81, Suibington 81,
l}oriolf II, Nottcroa #, Charlotte
tt, Milmlugtou rs, GborlcItou 80,
SoDam1ob 4G, SodionoiQc rs, SIT.
pitcr -, Sen @Cit Ga, Gtlontn Is,
Woutlomeru 46, NtC!u.C rlcnla IS,
Yulcitiuc &c, @oluciton 50. Corpus
Gbriiti SO, Wcmpbia 81, Cincinnati
30, @ittabrr0 40, Oauclo 80, @ul'
iolo 3G, Glcoclono -, Gctroit 49,,
}llpcnu rs. MorQrcttc -, @rceu
Ban 81, GbicoAo n, Gullrtb 30, ct.
Saul 36. 1t. &oltia -, aonios Gttp
30, Cmo6o Is, 0lron 36, 9iamord
3G. @iniitpn 3D. SABRE 80, Nelcnu
-, Salt Sotc 81, Senpcr 10, Nortb
@luttc 30, 0oogc Sin 81, 2lmuriao
81, Cos }ngcIcs GO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
RciultntloS ucrlaufcu.

Gtc Special Contention Ser Morn
Iono 0i0jcic Der biif0ilih pro
teitontiifcn Stride cnoet, obn2
Goaojutor @tihoi erlpGblt 3lt
hobcn, Neln }lbitimmmucn
5eiti8cn fem GrgebniB.
Die Spe5iol Convention Der Wu.
rpIono Gi05eie ser biih0flid] . prote
Itnntllhen Stride, mclhe ieit Glen.
tag Nforgen sum 3necfc ser GrmGl,-
hung zines Gouoiutor 9iid)ois III
Slbltng mar, uertogtc lid geitcrn
WtittoN, obnc Oieien 3lpef crrei6t 81
hobcn. @iifof Eoret ielbIt iteatc
Den Nntrug ouf &ertagltng bis 5ilr
n0d1tcn rcgltl0ren G%onpel1tion, NC,
che am lcbten Itittppd inn fommen
Den Wtai begilmt. Der I9ilhof ent
16loB lt6 81 oieiem Sdritte, meil
uQd) llelln Ibitinlmungen (oic or,t
Frobc Nbitimnnln0en nidlt nit eill,
Acrcdlnet) nod feline Nlt5iid)t oltf CT
ne boloigc @r1udblltng zines Gonoi-
0nten Dorbo10en ipar. Gr beoriin0e,
te letnen Nntraa 0onit, ouB ieirlc sc.
ltnobcit lid in Den lcbten Wonotcll
mleocr ctluos aebeiicrt babe unO rr
49,
oobcr nid)t unbe0in9t notbmenoig
Ifon iett einen Niiiltenten brouhc.
Nlta ben Nbitinmrngen 5eigte lid,
ooB Die geiitIi6cn Geleoatcn oic gr,
ip0blrr0 0eS NoitorS Or. ). $. @cclcs
'ton, Neftor Der Gnnmunltel5 Stride.
bcgitnItigterL mGbrenO Goitor Or. H.
z. Gouplo10, &cftor Der gGSceniion
Stride. Scr iuuoriiirtc Gonoioot ser
Ealen 0clcgoten lpor.
Goa 1ellttc Ballot bate iolgen0e&
NcIlItot: OF. Gcclciton 10 Stinl.
men pom aeiItli6cn uno % Stinnieli
bon Sutcn Qeleqoten; Or. Coup.
lnno % Stimnen bon 0eiItIidcn u.
33 bon 2oien 0~elegoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Sbeu. s. Sicner & So.
217 1T altimurc= Strasc.

Geutihes uno onoercs ouslanoi.
i6es SeIo gefauft ,uno ~perfauft.
9eloIenonngen beiorgt nad) Geutid,
Lamb, Seitreid', HuBIono Ii. /. III.
@efiel alisgeiteIlt auf ausIdnoildq
ganfen. Grebitbrieie lrno SrapclerS
CHEQUES. nH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

Gin Mint. - an on0crcr SteQl
hes ~Geutihcn GorreiponOenten"
nladt Die Sirn1o 9totor GboS. Soil
meper, Or. POS, Sit.45. StroBc,G telp.
port Gitp, olf Elm bon Dem General
Golntctidlcr Der Ser. StoutcL Or.
No'entbdl berauSaegebeneS @erf, be.
titel oWtciiterihofta = Spitcm", oili
mcrtIant. 0uS Bud lou cine Glt.
BerIt prdftiihc Sebrmetbooe entbol
ten ullo oiirfte bober6remoen, meldlC
Dos GngIiihe raid e%rlernen modten
enlpfohlen meroen. NcS N1bcrell
Iiebc inter I%ll5cigen.
Ecripnol Hoti5. Bun.
hca = Wdriboa Sobn =. San9holn
nter ooQenoete am Sieultug OoS %
Sebensiobr. &r. 2nngbommer III
lett 1889 perbeirotbet mo 9oter bon
finn ainoern - brei ano6en unO
5ipei W1bd)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Sir @cihnahtcn

@elbienoun9en nod Gelitidlanb
uno SeItreif : ltn9nrn iifer unb
ihneQ beioret. 5, 10 unb 20 Morf,
ionic 10 uno 20 aronen . Sheine
gu p~erfalfen.
SbeO. S. 9icner & Gp.,
2r. 217, Ct-@altimorc.S trase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
3rieffnlten.

Sr. g. i. - @ir fonncn Sbnen
Ieioer feline geinoue ausfunit geben.
@enben sic iih einmol an Die Wa.
rplono Gubber 60, 9tr. 81 SopfiuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
8roBcr, 2onDpcrtuuf.

Sir Die Summe BON $4,000 babel
@r. uno Srnll @m. 2. u. Miuiom3
Der o@roofline Gompam". elmer
neuen Suno Gompognic, cincl
2onb Complex perfouit. Der bon 81.
berth 6oao, 2ibcrtp @eigbts 9lpe.
If. Strabe uno @opbatton Apc.
begren5t miro. lie Gompoqnic mil
id6ne @obnb0iier nui Dem &nno
erridtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Ser Suris-G rO5cf.

QQbe, ben NadlpeI2 5t tltbren, oar
ISM. !. @oria Ncrrn &onc@ Nc
Mobon in MISUNDERSTANDING er.
idoiIcn babe. - 3cugcnonsio8en
All @unitcn Oca @ul~aetluGtcn.
@eIterlL on1 Oritteu Gage Der Der,
bon6Iltnaen in Dem &ro32B inl Gar
rou.G rci@Qerid)t Qc9en Nnt.
i. SoriQ, ser Der Grmoroumg Somea
/ nc. Mubon'a onQcfloat ut, becnoetc
Der Stoat iciuc 3cug2npernebmung,
un0 sic &erthcioigllna bcfnm @ele-
ocnbeit, ais ciu3igc Ncttlm9 Sort9S
oltrh ibr 3cuqniB nof}ltpetlell 0aB
er in Observation-Disclosures gchunoelt
babe. ,(n iciIltr GrofimnQ8rc0c logs
te Or Wunpr Ihomna @or0on @opea,
Der NuuptpcrtbciOiQCr Oc9 Nn9etIo8-
tcn. Die NCrtheioiNlmQ milrGc nod
lu2iien, Dab an icn9m pcrb1n9nlBpol-
len Nbcuo Nurih Der GonItoblcr lei,
| eincnl Wuun Nomcu@ Hoicuthnl cine
GorluDunQ itbcrbrod)t babe, an Ger
ode pom Nolioou lu1o 6opettc'troBc
uuf 2incn WuA0on Der Notrnlollllt-
Nncnltc.Sslnlc luortetc. I'M llad) @oll'e
81 fahrcn pon r(une> III. WobolL Der
in @cieQihuit uou l3nI. :. Eorter an
linn uorbcl9lng, bCorobt NM ell G!'
prefer gcnomt murot, Der rem (NFd-
! bon@ y @e1d)urt rlllllIrt Dape, TI3
NnrlA Itubot oullr 1rlt0, Oh Cr Strclt
nit l0n dlt}urunBCl 9eoente, lt1o
Hcbtcrer nit cllem llodlNorl0 $ Srlllt
Hcfilbrtcn NullndlIoA mo fll1enI
Slltd) Acontiportet nm ld)lleBIld) cIe
men HcnolJer Nro9cn Dapr, porollf
Snrl9 i'll Sclbltocrthtlol0lllIN on"
@letde gotham mo aydo''ell babe lc.
God nld,t, nm }l tootcrL loltocrt MIR,
nm Ntobon tnmptltn1oIiA SIT modrlt.
Htd)oro ID. &onca, Der lrtt NJ ebts
co9o ipobnt, onllol@ obcr III VoItt.
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-06-11
FUNERAL OF
w. B. HARDIN
This Afternoon Was Con-
Quoted by Eagles and
Attended by Friends

This afternoon the remains of the
late w. B. Harbin were laid to rest
in Lone Mountain cemetery. The
funeral was from the residence of
the deceased and was conducted by
the Fraternal Order Of Eagles, of
which he was a member. At the
cemetery the beautiful ritualistic
ceremonies of the order for deceased
brothers was observed. Many friends
escorted the remains to the last rest
ing place The following gentlemen
were pail bearers: w. A. Clark,
Grant. Charles Deady and John Grey.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-06-11
Clarence Mackay Said In
His Speach Presnt-
ing Statue

Your Exceiency:--.O On behalf Of my
mother and myself, wish to express
to you as the chief executive of this
State of Nevada sincere appreciation
of the honor conferred upon US and
the courtesies extended to us.--,-The
designation Of this day as state holi-
day and of my mother, my wife, my
friends and myself as the guests of
a great commonwealth is a dstinc
ton of which anyone might we'll
feel proud.But even more highly do
prize the privilege accorded us.
When we heard of the proposal be-
fore the legislature to erect statue
cf my father as type of the hardy
pioneers who began to develop the
state, both my mother and myself
felt an instructive pride which might,
think, be. considered pardonable.,
But we could not but feel also that
there should be linked with this pub
lie recognition our own loving, per-
sonaI tribute. Hence our request that
we be permitted to make this presen-
tation to the state to which my father
owed the beginning of his career and
the foundation Of his fortune and to
which we also are greatly indebted
For the granting of that privilege
Sir, return our heartfelt thanks
Surely no better place for this statue
could be found than on this splendid
campus, with the background which
you behold.
Your ExceIIency, have the honol
of presenting to the State and the
University Of Nevada this representa-
tion in bronze Of John w. Mackay
the miner and pioneer, his hand upot
the pick. and his eyes turned towards
Virginia City, the scene of his strug
giles, his early manhood life, his hopes
his fears, his first great success.