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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01
NOMINATION BY PUBLIC OPINION.

NOMINATION BY PUBLIC OPINION.
In the last analysis the presidents
Intervention was the outcome of public
opinion. His advice, cannot, at least,
be ascribed to personal favoritism or
partisanship. He seems to have real
lied, as the sectional leaders in New
York, blinded by their own antagonism
to the governors methods, could not
or would not, that the best sentiment
of the state demanded Mr.. Hughes
denomination, and that the popular ap-
proval OF the Hughes administration
in many other parts Of the country
was Republican asset not to be light
ly sacrificed. The denomination was
triumph of public opinion, not less
personal triumph for Mr.. Hughes. In
all his administration he has stead
lastly refused to build up personal
machine. His only act looking toward
denomination has been to announce
that he would accept the nomination II
it were offered him. At Saratoga he
had no headquarters, no one was au-
thorized to speak for him, no one was
influenced by him to work in his be-
half. For the second time the office
has sought the man. Both times, 1t is
true, the influence of the president has
been strong factor In directing the
seeking, but only because the Repub-
lican party in New York has no other
leader with clearness OF vision and
breadth OF mind to preceive the
strength which Mr.. Hughes would add
to the party cause. The history OF
the Saratoga convention is an argu-
ment for the system of direct nomina-
tons. Surely the party leaders who
| for three days conferred and temper
lied in their effort to avoid doing what
the people wanted did not represent
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01

Lots across the street from the site
given to the county for court house
sold for $1,000, and there are thirty
two lots in the court house block. This
makes the value of the property given
to the county $4,000. The only pro-
vision the donor makes is that no tenn
porary structure be put up and that
the permanent building be put up
within a given time. By voting the
bonds the county becomes possessor OF
this valuable property already set out
in beautiful lawn and shade trees. In
i've years $4,000 would be required
to duplicate the property.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01
Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Herman Schurger Ball Bros.
and Frank T. Mitchell known as the
Twin Falls Concrete company, has
been this day dissolved Herman
Schurger retires from the firm, sur
rendering all his interests therein. All
claims against said company will be
assumed by the Twin Falls Concrete
company, and all accounts due are to
be paid to said firm
HERMAN SCHURGER
TWIN FALLS CONCRETE COMPANY,
By H. w. Ball.
Twin Falls, Idaho, September 20, 1908.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01

Subscription Rates.
One year, in advance. ....... .$2.Oo
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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01

One of the arguments put forward
against the court house was that we
could put up temporary quarters and
later erect a handsome building. Let
the voter figure the proposition from a
business standpoint and the PROPOSE
ton loses it's feasibility. Fire-proof
vaults large enough to hold the rec
ords for say four years, would cost
about $4,000. In order to accommo-
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01

The Twin Falls Cronicle, Demo
cratic) made it's initial appearance this
week in a neat siX-page edition, ably
edited and nicely printed. The Times
extends tothe new firm a hearty well
come to the journalistic field.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01

AIf am elected president l propose
to devote all the ability that is In me
10 the constructive work Of suggesting
to congress the means by which the
Roosevelt policies shall be clinched."-
Hon. VIM. H. Taft, at Sandusky, Ohio,
September 8, 1908.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01

1t is really funny how many reasons
some men can advance against pub
lie improvement which when simmer
ed down, prove only selfish dog-in-
the-manger spirit. The court house
bond issue is showing a good many
alleged boosters up in the light of
knockers
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01

When a man will tell you in the
same breath that he is opposed to the
court house bonds because we should
have a better building and then states
that the taxes are now burdensome, is
pretty apt to be near relative of
Ananias, and is not giving his real and
purely selfish motive for knocking.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01

It is about time that the Republican
leaders stopped the scrap which is
being waged among themselves and
.turn their attention to the Democracy.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01
Uwin Falls Utmes
Published every Thursday In the Gaut-
Holohan Building, Main Street.
WILBUR S. HILL
Editor and Publisher
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN

Entered as second class matter May
s, 1905, at the postoffice at Twin Falls,
Idaho, under the act Of Congress OF
March 8, 1879.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-10-01
TEL. SO

The subscription books OF the TIMES
are open to the inspection OF adver-
Users.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
WILL REP ORT FOR CANTEEN
Temperance People Expected 10 make
Big FiSht-AIust EOrtify.E -

People Expected 10 make
Big FiEht--NIust Eortify. =
From Our fsoguiar arEorrezpoadrnt-l
WASHINGTON. D. C.. January 23.--
The Committee on Military Affairs
the army. It is probable that this will
be embraced in the army approprta-
ton bill and that provision for the
"a OF the pay Of the army. from
the private soldier up to and including
general officers. will also be made.
teen Will provoke a hot fight. For
years every officer has urged it's re.
esta ablishment, bat the Temperance sen-
timent OF the country has always been
too strong to aGmit Of the recomman-
dations being acted on. The ": CT
ven nttng the ton. It is limit.
ted that the temperance sentiment Is
stronger this ye;r then ever before. &c
that 1t Is more doubtful than eve,
whether CongresI will consent to enact
laws allowing tie sale of intoxtcants
under army reglatlons:
In favor Of making tremendous In
creases in fortifcat!ons. It Is tlmpos
sible to ascertain the eS tent OF the in.
crease. but It /: understood that tht
appropriation Will be increased fol
coast defensesI on both the Atlantic
and Pacific seabIards. especially. on tn
Inadequate. It thought the Commit
tee on Naval Arairs will report a bill
providing for tie construction, ,of foul
battleships Of he Dreadnaught class
The President las not asked for more
battleships butthe naval bill will con
an unusually Urge number OF torpedo
hna e a nd SeUnS4l SUOmA rlne J64av
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
DIES FROM BOYS KICK
Henry Lardln Victim of Injury Received
All88 8Na.a NeMr1y d Yenrt AGO.

ila tspeclal,o The Tunes. Disnateh.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January 23.-
After suffering for nearly, q year from
en- Injury satssd BY la pa|aymatss kisk
teen years. dled yesterday afternoon at
the home .of Ills parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Lardin. at Riverview Elizabeth
City county.
Last winter young Lardtr1 wastkicrsd
BY John Lynch. ten years old, and. al.
though the Injury was not regarded rs
...,Jpus at frst, later It developed that
the child's skull was fractured. He
was removed TO the Dixie Hospitnl.
Hampton. and several operations were
performed. For a time It was thought
that the boy would recover but he il,es
death freed him from pain.
The dead boys father has requested
Or. Vandcrslice. the coroner. to inves-
3tigate the case. claiming that he has
reason 10 believe that the kick which
resulted fatally to his son was not &C.
;cidenta1. AZ the Lynch boy was not
ten years old at tho time the injury
was In flicted. however, II is not cons;d. .
cred probable that there will be any
action on the part OF the authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
Three Men Lose Their
Lives, G $aught Under
Falling Walls.
TE IN REME N
AIR b IN J.URDD
.Conflagration the Biggest Since
the Great Fire OF Four Years
AgoT Flames Were
Under Cantrol at ) X.
O'Clock This
Morning.

& BALTIMORE. MD. January es.The
biggest fire that has visited Baltimore
since the calamity OF February I, 1904.
that made the city world famous. to.
night resulted In the death OF three
Hremen and the injury of ten more,
among the latter being George Hor-
ton, chief OF the department. The
dana ge Is estimated at from 100000
to $600,000.
Starting some time after midnigit
on the third floor OF the building on
the southeast corner OF Holiday and
Saratoga Streets. occupied by the j.
REGISTER Sons Company, plumbers sup.
plies. IT SPREAD 80 rapidly that Een-
eral alarm folio wed almost Immediately
upon the first one sent in. a gale
from the northwest spread the fire rap.
idly. and this and very cold weather
made the work. of the firemen more
than usually difficult.
CnuEht In Trap.
Within d very. few minutes after the
flames, burstsot;tS from the windows o1
the Saratoga Street side OF the Reyes
ter Building the wall on that side fell
rhe men killed ana injured were WORK.
ing close to the building and had nc
warming to save themselves.
The dead are: Lieutenant Frederick
Harnaan. William 2. Hugh, and an uu.
identified man. Si
In the same building with the Reg
ester firm is the Baltimore Bell ant
falls upon these two, Smaller losses
were suffered by Gently Shriver
grocers. Az North Holiday Street
Flynn G. Emerich, tmachinists 40 Eas
Sara toga Street: T. B. Reed & Sons
Company. prin ters. In the rear OF tn
REGISTER Building.N on Saratoga STREE
and the City Hall Annex. In the lat
ter is located the Health Department
Office. and Mayor Mahool superintende,
| the removal therefrom of valuable re
cords and other property to place O
safety.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
HEAR BRYAN AND HARMON
Distin guished Democrats Given Notable
Welcome in Dirmin CHAM.

Distin suished Democrats Given Notable
Welcome in Dirmingh
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. January 2s.---
Birmingham rendered to William ].
Bryan and Jud son Harmon "a remark
able welcome during their visit to-day.
Mr.. Bryan made public address this
morning to q crowd which taxed the
capacity of the Btjou Theatre, and
mon spoke very briefly at the morning
meeting. and when he was introduced
as the .next Vice.Pre s1dent." there
was great demonstration.
T am entirely unworthy."h he mod N '.si est
Mr. Bryan. Mr.. Harmon. Governor 3.
Cray spoke at the BANQUET given by
the Board OF Trade tonight In honor
In his speech this morning. Mr.. Bryan
predicted Democratic victory this
year. and he based his pred lotion on
united Democratic party and "a dtyided
Republca,n party 6 acrRte the Rspupliys! as
some Of the credit.
Mr.. Bryan also said that the doc
trine OF States rights was as ear e
the Northern States as 1t was to tn
States Of the Souh. He praised Gov
ernor Conner. Governor Glenn and COY
ernor Smith for the fight they hay, e.
regulate eFcorporatlons doing bustncs
lin their States. and added that t:wa
absurd for a Federal 3judgeStot set him
self up as greater than a State.
The banquet tonight was attend
by prominent Democrats from all part
Of Alabama, and included every stat s,t
official. Mr.. Harmon spoke to tn
n mi G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
USE BOMB ON .l:,iI| BANK

Front 81 1tali,n Bank Wrecked, Bat
'Crkh In Window Saved.
f NEW York; January 2a.--ArBe od-
ing bom b to-nght wrecked S,l, the front
beth Street, eSy sing ss4 Q 900 in silver
ana gold: whicI the ban kers, Pasquale
dows as ocu' al proc of their ability
to pay depositirs on demand
b The junior artner, Salvatore Pntl,
who was on guard inside. was cut
BY the g,ass. hut stuclssby his charge
ana soon had the money tored away
n II the yats The s,n aeoTs ronpi clerks Saspks
and the eXplcion injured none but
The DO II thoMers were quickly, lost
lin the crowd S,f several thousand ex-
cited Italians Who Who s gatherreGd about
terry. II ro.hery. vas the, object
amateH ane uperpesFa'i Hrs wi5 : lost couaag at the
critical mon1e1att;t ,y Wh 1.-THE IL tempting
)SPati. the ,elier. Is one OF the most
prosperous I'll the Ital ian bankers OF
tt'e5 etv. isinst.tution N is cap zed
lat $5O0000, 7ss.343 Il Il IL 94s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
GAMBLING IN A MEMPHIS VI IN ! !. I:
Police Officers and Detectives Dropped
Snr Nnf Sunnre SAinY the Evil 60.

Police Soncers and Detectives Dropped
for Not Suppressing the Evil
MEMPHIS, TENN. January ga,
Chief OF Police George r. O'EIaver.
Chief OF Detectives Edward Kehoe and
1--WE patrolmen were to-day suspended
for twenty days by Mayor James T..
Malone. pending the hearing of charges
OF failure to suppress gambling pre-
fcrred by Commissioner Edward H..
Crump, OF the Board of Fire and Police
The charges were an outcome ofraids
conducted personally by Mr.. Crump on
Saturday night. which resulted in the
:unearthng Of three gambling resorts
and the arrest OF seventy-one persons
on charges Of gambling or conducting
gaming houses. az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
LuNcHED WITH KAISER
American Professor Hands Him Letter
/ r. = From the president. NJ s.

! BERLIN. January a3.-Profesaor
Nsil,an,, Hanr Ssfos1 Hold ofs EIa ryard.
and mrs. Sch leld took luncheon yes.
yterdayg with. the Kaiser and IA iserin m
IA mil lie. Twelve persons WeTe at t he
table. The sclofleldsI Will ! I sail for The
United States January 28tll on the
steamship Kalserin Augusta Victoria.
Professor Sch ofield handed the Kaiser
a letter from Pres dent Roosevelt.
The Kaiser conversed on many topics
with HIS usual frankness.
At the end OF nearly an hour the
Kaiserin minded her husband that
he was due at Potsdam.i The Kaiser
expressed himself highly satisfied with
the results OF the exchange Of German
and American professors.
Last night Professor Schofi1eld enter
tanned ESQ guests. American and Ger-
man. including memb ers Of diplomatic.
educational and artistic circles. at a
musicale. to which the American. Brit.
ish and Danish ambassadors accepted
Twenty members OF the
newly formed Harvard Club acted as
fuSherS, i.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
MAKE. PORTUGAL REPUBLIC

Abortivc attempt to Overthrow the
n Monarchy Is iNippcd In the Bud.
LISBON. January a3 Thy courier to
naf,a{o,a snai,,, d. 4 :, ~ or.iva n,tar,n.
70 overthrown the monarchy and pro.
claim Portugal republic was t,ipped
In tn q b,d In e. r,,uht hy - ) r,rrn,,,t a 4.
tion Of the rnvsrnn,o,; Tbel niot wax
vanenti vassnd1sn nori ,nI smali group OF ar an
he ~ xAs nsa, q .sia .u
rota prena,sr E.rnnan .mv Jsnsad
fn,. e,ccaas ~ r,slit ,.i,t1r ~
,n,, a,i suesss ~, upon ss,geH ..ot,ns sup
w., a.. ,.t. TO-. ~
~ :. "a ieu Will H'''
! ~, :, ysas, aan az 4
~, ) ~ s.,,GtI..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
WILL |! HAVE A TWO ] PARADDEs Q
IN one ot The.e None save the Veterans

In One OF These Nope Save the Veterans
3{.Gs45ss ~ Will Appear. & 3.s
G,8,BIRlITNGtI4ANts!A / y q La u anuarX aa,--..
Adiutant- Genera William =. N Milsle, sot
notified the arrangements committee
for the annual reunlo on to- be- h eld In
birmingham Tune 9th. I 9th nnd lth.
that two pa los will n bc give n this
4year.Y sts5 glii ;i3 III Z I'LL
isiIn one parad Q Il are to 3he no p ersons
except santun eterans. In tn e other
will be the sspo nsors Il maids OF ~ homer;
isa am innoyn II on Which II Ssi,s be lieyed
vii MAKE les saparR Rde IA less try In g. on
the aged We etcyans, {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
PANIC "a, ON ST. LOUIS TRo oLLEY : |. E
AIotorman Stricken With Heart Diseas
While mt His Post.

Motorman Stricken with Heart Disease
While mt His Post. 8i5
st. LOUIS January 23.-As well-i
filed Bellefonta!nec car was crossing
Market Street at Fourteenth Street to.
day. at full speed, Motorman George
~. Reeves was suddenly stricken with
heart disease, and collapsed. The car
ran, on several blocks before the pas I
sengers became aware that the motor
man was helpless and unable to con-.
troll the speed.
$SS "a panic ensued, and passengers PES
gan jumping from The yestlpu!es and
through the windows. a, policeman
isprans & on the board. and forctng his
way Ia the controller stopped the car
Just. as II had turned into con gested
SIXTH Street, MotorHlan Reeves was
taken home :, In q cab. No passengers
were l1lirk 85g} ;fi 8tt5s t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
RHEA5 ECHO |: I'M HOUSE
] sdep,ber, MstnE to Personal 1 Privilege
Shows How He Stands ass5i

n Member, RisinE to Personal Privilege,
Shows How He Stands. y
Speaker Byrd yesterd ay called the
Holset " To orde & at moon, !! apd after
prayer by 4 Rev. pr, Jere Nitherspoo
\ Pr s. Myers, the member from
& Am arst appeared atftlle bar apd Yves
Il sworu In 4; 554a Il 81.
DR.. Myers wa s detaine ed at hts home
up TO this time on account Of illness
81 his family. 81 Rs 5
The lobbies and galleries were
crowded dtWlth visitors, and many u end,
Ina matters. OF a public nature were
5 discussed. tiF M
Reports came In from a number ot
Z com mi ttees, Ssonae OF the bills and reso'
& 3iptiops Sapproyed being OF Sconsi derable
s Interest, sa5i s.t ~ HI
The chair. laid before the House 8the
Joint resolut ton offered by WI,
llulNs, of Sou than1p nm, and repo rtef
from the coop'mlt ttee on, Federal laela Ella
ont!nus d on u III trd 4 Iags. ssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
ARE KILLED OR CAUGHT
Que Negro Murderer Shot aud TNO
Placed Under Arrest.

Une NeEfO NINfdcfcr'1- SHOT and 'FWN
Placed Under Arrest.
Sc KNOXVILLE TENN. January as.-
Three OF gang Of negroes who
Drained a Cincinnati- Southern telegraph
operator. John Grown. at Annadel,
Morgan county. Tenn. and later shot
and killed q bridge watchman, David
Langley, last Saturday night. have been
captured or killed. One. name unknown,
was Killed Monday by posse. A sec
ond one was captured here yesterday,
and Is being held for sate-keeping. The
third, giving his name as Walter Cole,
surrendered to-day tc a farmer living
near Wartburg after he had been sho:
by n posse pursuing him. FIe was turn
etl over to Sheriff Langley. OF Morgan
county. who started for Knoxville with
him. Excitement is too high In Morgan
county to keep the men In Vartburg
.iail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
cRAzEDI ,E:l) BY HYPNoTlsM
Amateur Put Friend sUn'er Spell which
- He Could Not IlemOve.
fSnac,ai ~ ,r-he : ri,nex.I1I

Special 70 The Times. DI5patch.
BRISTOL. VA, January 23.-Hypno-
tySyears old. ran wild on the streets
OF Bristol to-day. ina ginning vain
things and At times fighting IKE 9
mad man. Rushing down flight of
steps at full speed. with his eyes
closed. his head coilided with, a tele-
phone pole. Injur.ng him painfully. It
was an hour before the. s.el was re-
moved. and then the ass stance Of Pro-
fessor Galvani, swho has cen giving a
series ofIyp ot:c cnttrtainmentssh here.
was ncces sary.
Estep was hyppot!zed BY Yancey
wills m. an associate. wilson declares
he did not know he posse eed hypnotic
iSowcas, dsthat he was only pre-
tending when Estep became hypno-
tized. Wilson vas frightened W hen
he found he could no. remove the spell
and hurried after Ga,vani. who with
difficulty finally brought Estep to his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
SHOOTS THE NEGRO DEAD

superintcndent stephens Kills Lnborcr
5 Who. He Says, Struck Him.
1AMERICUs, CA. January as,-su-
5pertntendent Stephens. on the Ray.
plantation. near A,nericus, Instantly
killed John Chamhl.ss. a negro eIE-
sploye.ilute to-day. 8
sS phensNreprimanded Chambliss for
Eneglecting work. when the negro. ha
alleges, struck him with IN shovel.
STEPHENS shot Chanhu uss dead. Stephens
II "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
Continued on Third Page-)
MAKES COMPLAINT OF HOME.

Ma asa cllusetts Veteran Returning From,
HAMPTON Wants ts3Invcstigatton. n
Special to The Tines Dispatch. y
H BOSTON, MASS, January 2S,-Benja-
min Glow. II r Dalton, Mass the home
denly from the Hampton (VaD Old Sol
diers' Home, has asked the Senatordto
start an investigation Of that tnst!-
tuti on. ssf4 az s 3, SS
L SIT lis the worst place ever got
into,'' sags the aged veteran. 81
couldn't stand Tor pork and sauer kraut
three times a day.. EsSs " s. IL s III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
WILL TRY HITCH COCK N EXT.

His Cpse to be Called Upon the Con.
cluslon OF the ThRw3 Trial. ssf
III NEW 8Y YOI2IS.$ Janu Il est was an.
.nounc d at the distinct attosneA,s OF.
tee that the trial OF Ray! on @ Hitch.
cock, the comedian, would follow I'M
me d fately #aftsrStheST Thaw trial. IN the
cri inal branch ot.the Supreme Court.
There are sly !ndictHtnt pending
at TEN ted assault and a abduction Of tive
Young girls. III fia Ai5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
SUIT FOR ISLANDER
Navy Yard Man Charged with Taking
Auothersa Pay lEuyel0pe. "a

Nnvy YnHd Nan CharEcd With Taking
Another'se Psy Envelope.
81 #NoRFOLK.svA.,sJ A, J January s3.-A1ieg.
Ing that when. charged by Paymastef
Fl. II. Ralthis. or the Norfolk Navy
Yard. With taking the pay envelope OF
another ernploye. the envelope having
stuck to his own. he was done great
wrong and damage. ~. n. Thomas is
The case occupied the attention CT
Judge Nvaddill. in the United States
Court to-day, and is attracting general
Interest. The amount alleged to have
been taken was deducted from Thomas's
pay. but later he was cleared gof the
charge In courr-martial and the money
refunded. He then brought. the civil
suit. The case will be concluded to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
SADDLE THAT BOOTH USED
Relic of Historfc interest In Posses
sion OF Fredericksburg Man.

=,
ISperiai 10 The Tirnss- Die pa,chl
FREDERICKSBURG VA. January 90.
Lind say G. Roach, OF this city. owns
the saddle, on which j. Wilkes Booth
rode In his fight from Washing ton
after the assassination OF President
Lincoln. when he was ferried over the
Kappa hammock River at Port Royal. and
was later killed at Garrett's barn. in
Caroline couny.
Mr.. Roach has afidavits running from
the time of Boo this death to the pres
ent, showing the saddle to have been
unquestionably used by Booth. 1t is a
regular army saddle. and very much
worn. The party from whom Mr.. Roach
purchased 1t used It for a number Of
years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
RIDDLES BODY With BULLETS

Dcnuis Hall Kills Man Whom He
Charses With4IanultinE Sister.
HOUSTON. TENAS. JanuAr e$.--
Dennis. Hall. OF this city to>day shot
and killed II. r. Zones, n an al, field
semploye. whom Hall accused. OF havlns
lnsultfd his sister.
91 No SwithstandingS that Jones denied
the charge, HAL, according to the
state N N t at bystanders. tired rspeat.
,edly at Jones. whose body was rtddleo
With bullets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
Two.Ccnt Mileage In Texas

AUSTIN r lX, !, January a The
oi Texas. applied tofthe state Railroandi
Committee for authority to sell l,Oo0-
mile passeng er trnnspo ortatione ho oksBat
the rat OF 2 cents per mile, good over
the entire System, Ss8s Tile yappli lication
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-24
GULF ISLANDS DISAPPEAR .
Great Changes, reported as Result Of
~ 49, 8l Recent Volcanoes.

MEXICO CITY. January as.-The mes
lteorologlcal bureau nf the Federal gov.
su,terranean i.i disturbassces which re-
Gently taols place nii thu coast o.. w. !. !.
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