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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24

West Temple street pushed through the
crowd and stated that the man was
her brother 1.-Two Leslie. The injured
man was taken to the home of Mrs.
Folsom where the mistake was discov-
cred.
Westness had been drinking and said
that two men stopped him on the street
and demande money from him. He said
he told them he had no money and
one of the fellows hit him on the
head two or three times with a club.
Westness received an ugly cash on
top Of the head and another over the
eye. DR. f. S. Wright dressed the
wounds.
The injured man was first seen by
number of boys who reported to Of
ficer Eddy that they had seen a drunk
en- man wandering along the car tracks,
and that street car had to be stopped
to avoid running over the man. Eddy
investigated and found Westness lying
i'm the gutter covered with blood. 1t
is not believed that the man is serl-
ously injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
WILL CHOOSE DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN MANAGER

Chicago July a. Thomas Tuggart
and Nathan Cole. membors Of the sub
committee of tho Democratic national
committee, arrived here today from
their respective homes in Indiana and
California TO attend the meeting of the
committee which tomorrow viii choose
Of the subcommittee which numbers
II arr expected late IN the day while
w J. Bryan ana his running mate, j.
w Kern, win arrive tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr. ragnrt declared today that ne
had no idea a. 90 VINO would be- the
new chairman ~ the national commit
tee. That he SAID, was matter which
could not be Canya4sed until tOmor-
order.
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COURT NEWS.
ANSWERS IN HILTON CASE.
Defendants Claim Plaintiff is Estoppcd
by Law,

Answers were filed In the district
court yesterday afternoon by Mae G..
Beamer, Sophia McCready. j. S. cum
ningham and Louise Cunningham In
the case brought against them by Mrs
Annie Hilton. The cause is In line
with suits instituted by Mrs. Hilton in
the past to secure all or as much as
possible OF the estate Of the late Or
John Il. Park.
Defendants nlegc In their answer
that Mrs. Hilton was never married to
Or. Park, and that she never claimed
to he his wife until after his decease.
The property now held by them, they
the declaration Is made that Mrs. Hill
ton Is estopped In any claims that she
may make for one-third interest In
the same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
BREEDEN IN THE FIELD.
Attorney General Announces His Can
didacy for the Supreme Bench,

Attorney General NJ A. Breeder has
entered the race for the nomination at
the hands of the Republican party for
the supreme bench. Today he is send
ing out to his friends the following
letter, asking their support in his
candidacy:
Upon the suggestion of a number
of my personal and political friends,
I have concluded to have my name
presented to the next Republican
state convention as a candidate for the
supreme bench.
81 have been in the active practise
of the law for 90 years, the last seven
of which l have been the attorney
general of this state, and If you APP
prove Of my acts as such attorney
general, and can see your way clear,
l would be pleased to received your
valued support in my candidacy.
81 am, very truly,
M. A. BREEDEN."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
HAD HIS FEET BURNED.
Man Meets Unpleasant Experience in
Emigration Canyon.

a few days ago a man by the name
of Clark was walking up through
Emigration canyon looking for work,
and had a painful experience as a re-
suit. He arrived at the works and
laid down and went to sleep, but be-
fore going to sleep he removed his
shoes and stockings and covered his
feet with newspaper, About noon
some men working near by thought
It would be great sport to set fire TO
the newspaper covering Clark feet,
and they did so. with the result that
his feet were badly burned The man
made his way 10 Salt Lake and went
10 the Volunteer hospital, where Mrs.
Florence Koher, the trained nurse,
took care of him. Mr.. Clark is now
getting along all right, and VIII soon
be able to use his feet again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
sPEEDERs MUST SLOW UP.

Determined 10 put stop to the
practise of driving automobiles nj II
speed beyond the LAWFUL limit on streets
outside the city limits, Sheriff Emery
stationed number of deputies ON low
err Main street ana State street lns
night whose duty II was to take necov.
hl1anco Of the actions OF drivers. For
hours at east three officers stood with
malGh III hand Keeping time ON passing
machines, ANA while no arrests woro
made II Is probable that In some IN
stances complaints may be issued
against offenders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
WILL CONSIDER SALT LAKE.
Chairman Hitchcock May Locate
Western Headquarters Here.

Several days ago Governor Cutler sent
telegram to Frank II. Hitchcock chair
man of the Republican campaign COM
mittee, inviting the committee to
make its western headquarters AT Salt
Lake City. This morning his eXcellency
received the following message in rela-
lion to the matter from Chairman
Hitchcock:
Governor Cutler, Salt Lake City. Re-
ceived at Colorado Springs your tele-
gram regarding western headquarters.
If we decide TO establish branch head
quarters west OF Chicago, the advantage
of Salt Lake viii be carefully consid-
cred, Signed Frank II. Hitchcock
Governor Cutler Is also in receipt of
an invitation from the Taft Notification
Day committee to be present at the no.
tification exercises at Cincinnati on
July Is The governor has acknowledge
ed the invitation and expressed his re-
grcsts at his inability to be present
on that OCCASION.
Two hundred coaches to Saltair to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
INFORMATION WANTED.

Mr., James Lester OF 81 Wash Lane.
Bury, Lanes, England, would like to
ind his relative, Henry Walsch or any
of his relatives. Mr.. Walsch left Eng
land. and afterwards filled a mission To
England, or went there on number Of
visits.
His home WAS in Salt Lake when last
heard of. Address any information to
Elder u. II. Clayton. % Birley street.
Seedfield, Bury, Lane, England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24

his coal scoop, knocking the revolver
from his hands. PAIL was swinging
the scoop for another blow when the
man Jumped from tho doorway Of the
cab while the train was running 20
miles an hour.
1t Is the theory Of tialnmen here that
there was a large shipment of gold
on the train from Chicago to st. Paul
and that II was the treasure the man
was after A posse is searching for
tho highwayman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
TURNER Is COMMITTED.

John Turner was sent to the state
mental hospital yesterday afternoon.
after a hearing before Judge Richie
In the district court. Turner was arrest
cd at the office of the Independent Tel
ephone company Wednesday. while
wandering aimlessly about and talking
incoherently. The man imagines that
he is going to be killed and saws he
hears from above, beneath and all
about him the words. Turner is going
to be shot" He was taken to Provo
late in the afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Odell, W. w.
Ritter, Heller j Grant and II q Whit
ney LETT for Brighton per automobile
this morning 10 spend the 2ith.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ", Dougall leave
for Brighton today,
Mrs j y. Sullivan and family have
gone 10 Ogden canyon for six weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
STRAWBERRIES AND BEER.

mixture of strawberries and beer was
the cause of much suffering on the part
OF Sam Hum, foreigner, at the Mon
tana rooming house yesterday afternoon
Occupants of the place became alarmed
when HUM had some kind of a fit and
then became so violent that he tried to
throw all the furniture i'm his room out
Of the window. Officers c. A. Carlson
was called and took the man to the
county jail where he was attended to
by Dr. c. NJ. Benedict The latter soon
determined that Hum had eaten
great quantities of berries and washed
the same down with beer This COM
bination is alleged 10 have accounted
for the mans peculiar actions.
Get away from the heat by bathing
at Saltair
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ToPPLED HIM OVER.

M. j. O'Brien, an old time Park city
miner, got little too much aboard yes
terday afternoon and while sitting on a
railing on Third South between Main
and State street. toppled over and
struck ON his head on the pavement.
He was hauled to police headquarters
where Chief Pitt closed mp an ugly
cash i'm the mans head
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
lsneelaI 10 the oNeMs.0l

Especial to the "News.')
Washington. d. c., July 4.-Post-
masters appointed; utah--Rousevolt,
Wasatch county, Henry j. Harding
vice II. NJ. Holmes, resigned,
Idaho--Newman Kootenal county,
Adde NJ. Brant, vice Joseph Dransohke
resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
GYPSY DISCHARGED.

Stana Adams tho Gypsy fortune tel
Ter charged With robblng Mile Gallo Of
ss5 was discharged from custody yes
terday afternoon by Justc Of the Peace
Dana 7. Smith. The complainant was
not present and the authorities we're
unable to make case against the
woman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
PAINTER BADLY BEATEN.
VIM A. Westness Assaulted by Two
Men Who Wanted Money.

william A. Westness, a painter em-
ployed on the Newhouse building. WAS
beaten almost TO death about 1890 last
night by two unknown men. He was
FOUND lying Unconscious In the gutter
N 'front.' OF the salt Lake Livery and
,'ahhiel company on West Temple
WIZ Inc police We're summoned and
mnlle waiting for the patrol wagon TO
ntnhey the man 10 the emergency hos
p'a'' Mrs Dan Folsom OF SO north
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
INTERESTS DOG FANCIERs.

Efforts are being made by the dog
ianeiers Of the city to maks the bench
show at the state fair this fall more
interesting than ever before. In addl.
ton To the regular premiums there win
be number of special prizes awarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24

tho steamer Goetherg She was cut
through amidships and sang IN a fow
moments. From TO TO 20 OF the Bak-
kelagets passengers are believed tc
have draWned. Twenty three of them
were rescued by the Goetbcrg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
Western Delegates to Chicago
Convention Stop Over to
See This City.
HEARST NOT A CANDIDATE,
Secretary Rainey of the Pacific Coast
Delegation Talks of the Out
look for the League.

with flags and banners flying, a del
egatlon of independence party workers
is stopping over in this city today en-
route to the first national convention
of the party to be held in Chicago, In
the party this morning there were dele
gates from Oregon, California, Wash
.ngton and Nevada. including National
Committeeman, Hugh j. McIsaac, Of
San Francisco j. ID. McGUughey,
editor OF the News Advance of Stock
ton, Cal. and also secretary of the In
dustrial Peace association; Gesner VIII
liams of Los Angeles; IL. w Stone ana
j. c. Hagerman of Nevada and f, l..
Hooper. committeeman from Washing
ton. The party comprises ~ members
ia all and arrived this morning in two
special cars over the Oregon Short
Line and left at $40 this afternoon
over the Rio Grande Western lines for
Denver, where they will meet the del
egates from New Mexico and Arizona
J. A Rainey, secretary Of the Pacific
coast Headquarters of the independence
party was also in the party, and ia
speaking of possible candidates for the
presidential nomination he said:
HEARST NOT A CANDIDATE.
William r. Hearst is not clndi-
date Ton the nomination and does not
want IT, Whether or not the conNen-
tiun win stampede and nominate Nj.
Hearst we do not know, but do not
think II likely. This of course Ie
mains ia he seen. The most prom
inent candidate for the presidential
,nn,ination is Thomas l., Hlsgen of
Nase.,chueatts ana who was candidate
FOR qnv4rnor ON the ticket last fall. For
the >ire nresident there are several
c.ndicafas i'm fact the field is wide
onan John Tenule Graves of Georgia
ms hssn TAXED of for tho place and
nosstblI ,or nrasident. r. delegates
arc noi in any case nledce anyone
and arn ali going 10 the con. MON free
ana nnbound to any persop or persons.
Vrc viii no,ninate straight Indepen-
dence nartv ticket and one which we
balie,,o ,rtli hiring . heavy, vote our
nIetrn,.,n stands for the most liberal
i,rincinles ana does AWAY with CLIQUE
controlled marty conventions. We ad.
>.on,,te tho election M United states
o,,at0,.s md i,,dyas NV tbe non,Ilar
vote az tho nsnnie and are in favor
Of inc income fax
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP.
our party STANDS Tor the puDhc
ownership OF all pubic uuhtles ana
for the government ownership OF tele-
graph lines. Ihe party denounces INC
eNlt OF oNef-capitaiizalion us harmful
and criminal We declare that The
right TO issue money is inherent IN
the government ana demands that any
by the government ana loaned to tho
banks upon securities approved by lne
secretary OF the treasury.
we are IN faVor OF an elghl-houf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
MUST GO TO INFIRMARY.
Paupcr Fund Receiving Too Much
Strain Under Old Rule.

In future persons asking aid from
the county viii have to go to the in
Urinary for relief, unless they have
families or family connections here.
The drain upon the pauper fund has
become SO heavy that the commissions
ers feel that the present system of dis
penslng charity must undergo change.
elderly people living alone who have
neeh receiving am allowance will be re-
CURED TO go to the institution on state
street ana notices to this effect have
been issued by Pauper Clerk Anton
l-undberg The new rule has already
received protests, as most persons pro-
Nided for ut the countv's oxncna. bnv.
strong disIncInatlons against rn1g 10
tho iniirmary.
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between the two organizations shall
be referred to the executive boards of
the ORGANIZATIONS for settlement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
STEAMERS COLLIDE.

Tie Bakkelaget Cut In Twain and
sunk
Christian July q The steamer
ltskkelaset. engaged in local passenger
trade, Was In collision yesterday with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24

HoRsFoBp,s ACID PHOSPHATE

a teaspoonful added TO a glass of cold
water. with sugar. makes a delicious
summer tonic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24

saltair is the most popular resort for
tDday's outing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
LURLlNE CUP.
Commodore sinclair win Offer Sc MS a
Perpetual Trophy.

Honolulu, July 24-Commotlore SIN
clair, commander OF tho ocean-going
yacht Lurline which Won the trans
Pacific race from san Pedro, Califor-
MIA, TO this port, at a banquet here last
night announced that he would offer
the cup he has just won as u perpetual
trophy challenge for the trans Pacifc
race unless Sir Thomas Upton made an
ofrer OF a cup for the race
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24

Twelve hundred bath rooms at Salt.
air ready Cor today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24
Ladies and Children Hose.

Ladies and Children Hose.
Fun line OF ladies' plain brown boso ,o,,.r
nSiS ana SIX Isle; an sizes; Poe TO G5c per pair
BACK lhee hose to suit everyone-all pattarpS
ana qualities. soc to Sf25 i''''
,hlldron suk Isle hoso-hne rib double bnaa
ana boot luIl fashion; Doc quality; 3gc special
ChHdren's brown hose-Ane ribbed double Inee
Ton, Doc. f' NV'' '''-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24

Get away from the heat by bathing
at Saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-24

saltair is the place for your celebra-
ton today.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-01
&epu6lifaniIdlc Staatsfunuentiun.
9etroii. %. Sent.

, E . | /, ~. sept.
Sier lit Die republifaniihe Staats.
frnpention 5uiommengetreten. Die
&onoiOaten fir 8ouperneur uno
8i3e9ouperneur ItnO neulid in ser
SrimGrpabl nominiert Doroen; oie
4onoention miro Oaber nur Ole I'm.
teren 9eumten 81 nominteren uno
bic Blatform an3unebmen haben.
@ouperneur SugbeS bon Rep 0orf
fanb ii6 in Der Situnq Elm ltno bielt
cine politil6e anipra6e.
Iie Wo9li6feit, 6aB Ii6 Die Bitter.
felt Der @egneri6ait 5piihen Sou.
perneur j. R. 8arner uno Staats.
auoitor Gr. 5. 9. 9raolep audi ouf
Die 8erbanblungen Der 8onpention
iibertragen perOe, fiibrte Dor 3uian.
mentritt Der 8eriammlun9 ltrter oen
Gelegaten 8u Ie65aften 0isfuiiionen.
Sitter sdauipieler plOtlid seiturben,
StgbIanos Of g q . al inf, g.
s., 80. Sept.
als Soiepb 8beelod, Der iiber
san3 glmerifa itnb aud i'm 2luslanSc
pobl befannte 8eteran Der amerita.
nii6en S6auipieIbiibne, i'm 9egriffe
mar, einen 3ug uah 9terp gorf Su
beiteisen, fiel er, bon einem Sers.
iflage setroiien tot our grbe.
8beelof par elmer Ger @riinber Ses
Seims fir Shalipieler unO gIeiSei.
tig beiien eriter 8rdiioeut; er errci6.
te elm alter bon 60 SSabren. Sein
Sobn SOiepb lit CUR 2eit inn @eiten;
er purOe bon Dem ploBliGea &oOe
ieines 8ater8 ioiort uaterrihtet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-01
$dmadDuoller
RaGtnausbrud.
Masficrte Nad)trcitcr ncrbreunen
Sdnlen, Sird)cn uno Mobn.
BGuicr. -
- VIII
lDiiteuOer Ausfall ee9rn
oir lle9erbruoIkcrun9
Gcsertau3 fTBrt in SliuOis ~ Ihne'
rem Tr0bungeu.
q amp, 0o., 20. Sept.

Sn elmer 6l01e oon 5ebn GuaOrat'
metlen AuaOebnun8 lit oon mQatIer'
ten fadtreltcrn lcOe Shule, &lrbc
un0 &ogenhuue ioDie Die &obn6au'
ler nieOergebronnt mor0en; Der be.
troffene 1lItrift llcBt in Den Goun'
ties 8afer, Gnrlp unO CALHOUN, I'm.
gtfabr 3man5lg NcbQuOe limo 5erItort
Dor0en; in Der 8Qn3cn 0@8enO
berri6t untcr Den 9tc8ern tOOlI6er
G6reden.
Gie 9ta6treiter i6lu8en 3ettel OIL,
auf 0enen 81 leicn ltebt, Dab, menn
Die gteger iiG nlht bciiern, lie lcIber
nit Dem 6euer 8efonntiduit MAIDEN
nur0en.
Inter Sen 5erIt0rten 8eb6uOen be-
flnOen iid mebrere biibihe &lrden,
ole crit Dor fltr3cm bon Der beleren
RegerfloIie ge6out morOen Dareu.
Die llrio6e 0e5 2llsbru65 lit nl6t
tefunnt; eS miro geio8t ooB neult6
Elm 9teger einen 2lngriff ouf cine OIL
geiebene weiBe 6ruu gema6t babe.
Der Ne9er puroe ieiner5eit 8elpn6t,
uber Die 9luiregung iiber Den SOr'
fau bat lid nidt 9elCgt
Solicit, ST. 20. Sept. - SSn
2odport lit e5 am friiben 0tor8en
auf einem gtegerbaQ 81 elmer milItcn
S6IQ9erei gefommen, bel Ser &eool'
Der uno 3iegelItcine cine beroorra'
senoe Roae ipielten.
Die lpeiBen 9ewobner Ser Staot
iino ooriibPr 0erartig oufgebraht,
BOB iie oen 9te9ern ge0robt baben, lie
bel g8ieberbolung iol6er &oriGQe
iomt uno ion0cr$ 3u pertrciben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-01
Dod)fd)uljuuee
beinabe Moroer.
Sluienprlsclei fiibrt 5n lebensseiGbr'
liacr Sd)iefcrei.
MaOden reid)t MorObuben
Ole SdJubwaf
GOQegcjnn9e crlicgt bel Hriiselei er'
Baltcncr Serlctung.


Cine &lQilenprilgelei 3mllhen Den
SSuniorcn unO Scnioren Occ biclt8cn
-So6ihule bGtte nm Elm Saar 5u el'
nem Ntor0e 0eiilbrt. gSle 8cmchn'
lid berrit1tc Elm banogrclili6cr
&ompf UNI ole G0re, Ole ei9cne SAB.
ne om 6lnBgCnitobe Der &od'hu,e
flottern 81 IeDcn, un0 in Sen lettcn
3ebn Iogen Bate bol0 Oie 1Sobne Der
aSenioren boIO 0ie ser Sunlorcn ilber
Der S6ule geidmc6t, je no60cm Die
etne o0er on0ere &loiie in groBcn
9rii9eleien iiegreid 0eweicn Wor.
9lm Worgen Inn 4 llbr oeriammel'
ten ii6 MG06en un0 3naben Ser 25l'
. riorenfloiic bel 2nrrp GobIe oem
&loiienprGit6enten, uno 3ogen Dor Olc
S9ule, Inn 6ie Senioreniobne fer.
1tnter 3u bolen un0 Die ei9ene 3u bil.
fen. 9tQes mar i'm i6onitCn @onge
un0 Goble gera6e 0amit bei6Gitigt,
nuf Dem Qa6e Die SABINE ein3ubolen,
olS Senioren berbeigeloufen tamen
uno nit 8epoloern ouf Goble gu ihie'
ben begannen. Oa Oie S6iiIie nt6t
10 tpeit ret6ten, rief elmer Der Senio.
rem nod elmer Shrotflinte, Die tbm
bon einem WGo6en, elmer S6itlertn
Ser SeriorfIaiie, oerei6t puroe.
Damn fra6ten 3Dei S6iiiie, 0te Go6le
i'm l1nterleib un0 Riiden - alufli.
derpeiie ni9t lebensgefGbrli6 -
perpunbeter.
Die &naGerei botte 6ie gunse Rah.
borIhaft auf sic geine gebro6t, unO
Die Senioren oeridDon0en NIT
SfneuiDfeit. Die @eb0r0en perir'
den 0o5 M66fen ouSfin0ig 5u mo-
den, meIhc8 sic 5linte berbcigei6offt
un0 Sen Burden, ser lie ab8efeuert
hot.
S6on porhcr bottcn sic S6uI6c.
h0r0cn 0ie SeniorcnfloI'c Oorqenom.
men n0 bobei bier RepolOer i'm @e'
iiB Ser @urihen ent0edt.
gSorh ter, W}oIi., 80. Sept.
Gmil :. @ron Gin Stu0ent aus
@eIt @orebom, 0em bel ser ii6Iiden,
nm Sen So5ieritof 9ebenOen GriiGc.
lei ser Sophomoren lr0 SSreibmor
ouf 0cm poIptedniIhcn 25nItitut 3u
@orceIter Ser 9iifen ge6ro6en NOR.
Sen mar, lit ieiner idperen gerlet'
ung erlegen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-01
2orb S,peeSmontb idjeiSet aus.
2onN on. %. Sept.

Sort on, 29. sept.
2orS SrpeeGmoutb, 2oro.GrGiioent
bes fgl. Hntes, bat tpegen an6auernb
idledten @eitnObeitssuitonbes feline
gntlniIung eingereiht. 8enngleth
Der 3uitanS ser 9erpcn oes 2oros,
Der ieiner Belt, i'm Stunt D. s., aIs er
in Dem griehpe6iel nit 9oiier 8il.
beIm iih einiser in ser Oefientlidfeit
bieIfad beiprcdener Snoisfretionen
i6uISig madte uno pobI infolse Der
an linn geiibten aritif erfranfte, iih
sebeiiert bat. 10 iiiblt er iih bod niht
10 melt bergeitelt, nm ieinen 9oIten
pieSer antreten 81 fonnen. @leih
nod Dem glnfale tinternabm er cine
Rur, imb nab ibrer 9eenbigung ipur-
be tbm cine Hnhfur nuf Dem 2anoe
anenlpfoblen; er fonnte, pie man
iagt, oamnls feline gntlniillng niht
beantroeen. rpeil es iein 3uitanb nif,'
geitottete, 9riefe 81 ihrei6en ODER 9e.
ihliiiie 81 faiien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-01
GliiRliher Stur.
9allOn fnnsiert ais Sallidirm unS
rettet ieine Sniaiieu.
3uiieGoorf, 90. Sept.

9IiieG6ort 90. Sept.
Sauptmonn bon 9lbercron un0
2eutnont bon 8olsbeim, 3tpet befonn.
te 2ufti6iffer, itnO auf munOerbore
@eiie bem itdcren Sooe entgangen.
sic batten ungeiidts rteitger 3u'
ihauermengen einen glufItie9 porge'
nommen, aGs Der 8o1on, na6Oem er
cine S0be bon 5000 Sub erreift bat.
te, pI0slib platte uno Dem groboOen
5ui6oB. Die 2uftififfer fletterten in
Dos 0esperf oes 9aqons. gta6 ei'
nem GaG pon 1000 Sub iprei5te iih
Die 9auonbiille tpte elm Saai6trm
aus unb iant IansIam our Grbe. Der
9lbitiee 6auerte cine StunOe unb Orei'
Big Wimlten, tp6breno Die beiOen 81.
fi3iere it6 an 0as Saunerf oes 9ol'
Ions lammerten. Sic fomen nit ell
nigen unbeoeuten6en &raSmunOen
oapon.
@I0tIide ausbebnung oes i'm 9al.
Ion befin0li6en @aies miro als llr'
iafe oes llnfaaes an8egeben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-10-01
Die erlteu tukbauopfrr.
% ater6urp, Conn, 26. Sept.

8ater6urp, Conn, 26. Sept.
@ilfreo 9altba3ar aus 8ater6urn,
elm 6uBbaQipieler ser So6i6ule, tit
ieinen gerlesungen erIegen, Die linn
BEL einem llebungsipiele 5ugefiigt
noroen iin6. Gr lit an einem @ruf)
Ger 8irbeli1ule geitorben.
q e 70 Sapen, Conn, 90. Sept.
Stit6ent 2etpis 8afer 8arren bon
Retp gorf, Der in gale ituOiert, Iiegt,
raienb uno nm iih idlagenb, geiites.
geit0rt i'm Soipital, Die Solge Don
gerlesungen, Die er BEL einem
ltebungsipiel 6apongetraeen bat.
Gem ilngen Ranne tpuroe bel Der
SuBbaupriiseIei elm SuBtritt gegen
oen SddSel periebt, Der ieinen gu.
itanS berbeieefiibrt bat.