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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-20

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-20

FOR sALE--severnl secondhand
biles. MorrisOn's Automobile 49, ~
12l Black, Residence 40 Black
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-20

FARM TO TRADE Farm Of ia 49,. :.
miles from Harrison and near East ieas, , ,al
improved, TO trade for Occur d 4 lene ei,s
erty. Address Gus Forsland, Harrison IN
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-11-20

FOR SALE Two lots In Lake 60
building site. at loss Of SI5a ~ s,vas
Inquire Mains grocery, on I2th 49,
Front and Sherman. $500
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
CARRIAGE PAINTING.

cApRIAGE. Truck and Automobile
Painting. General jobbing Of az
kinds. Frederick C. Reynolds. lSS-lso
Grand avenue. Phone 1923.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
Lloyd's Is Optimistic.
(Boston Globe.)


1t appears that In the interest of ABB
solute truth an explanation Is required
OF the exact condition Of the insurance
by Lloyds agency against the election
Of Mr.. Bryan. A premium was quoted
the other day OF thirteen guineas per
cent. for insurance against loss through
the election of the democratic candi-
date for the presidency, but this risk, 1t
is now explained, means exactly what
1t says and no more.
In other words, this insurance can
be taken out only upon representation
to the Lloyds' underwriters Of the ma.
ture of the business to be insured and
Of the loss to be insured against, and
the policy will be payable only upon
proof of such loss. This explanation
indicates that Iloyds. Is insuring not
against the expectation of Mr.. Bryan'a
election, but against the expectation Of
business loss to follow the success Of
the democratic candidate In this
view. Lloyds' may be said to share the
optimism Of all observers who have
faith in the stability Of American bus
ineSJ.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
la''7s'-as' = . : > = =
kLENENE.
Journal-Courier
Branch Offices
Classified Advertisements Receive
cd at Regular Rates.

JOHN 7. H1LLHoUnssE
JOHN II. wEATHERWAx. ....
...............9 BOZ Whalley ave.
BrnnfOrd.
w. 8. CLANCY. ..... .Branford
Derby.
THE PURDY DRUG CO.. .....
................... Elizabeth st.
Enst Haven.
EAST HAVEN PHARMACY.
................. East Haven
Guilford.
DAVIS & DUDLEY. -. .Guilford
Milford.
WILLIAM A. FORD. Gulf st.
Savin Rock.
ZOLLER'S NEWS STAND. go.
.......... Promenade
Shelton.
APOHTECAR1ES' HALL......
................... Howe ave.
Short Beach.
c. A. TERHUNE. Short Beach
Wallingford.
BADGER DE MILE CO..
49,. ....... Simpson Block
West Haven.
KIMBERLY'S NEWS STORE.
SOB Campbell ave.
WOodmOnt.
WOOpMOiJT MEAT AND
GROCERY 20. ... .......
.Opp. l.. y. Woodmont
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31

RAFTERS' WAGONs--Strictly High
Grade Delivery. Buy wagons bearing
this trade mark 1t means the best
. 65 Franklin street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, ETC.

], LEROY DEAN--65 Orange ST., Cabin
ct Work, Office Fittings. Window and
Door Screens. Joiner and General Job
Der. Estimates furnished. Both pnones
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS.

CO.--Manufacturers OF Fine Carriages
and Carriage Woodwork. Repairing In
oil Branches. Special. Attention Given
to Painting Automobiles. l2s and lSO
Park street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
Japan's present population is about

Japans present population Is about
100000. The exact figures for 1907
are not yet valuable, but the estimates
Just published are based on the average
growth of teh last thirty years, and
may be taken as fairly accurate. To-
day the estimate Is that there are 49,
267,744 native born Japanese in the ter
ritory ruled over by the mikado Eu-
rope has 900, Australasia and the is
lands Of the Pacific 10000, and the
United States 10000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
FLORIST.
GROCERIES AND MEATS.
HOTEL JEFFERSON, EUROPEAN.

LIGHT, Airy Rooms. Comfortable Beds.
Free Baths. Transient rooms, SOC.
75c. G. /. Weekly, So 10 IS. w. c. Augur.
Mgr, 44o State st. Open all night
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
MASSAGE.

The new French law restricting the
use Of names for wines to the regions
where they are raised, Is being most
strictly enforced. 1t is not allowed
dealers, for instance, to use names like
"fantaisie champagne or "Saumur
champagne unless such wine is actual
ly produced in the champagne region.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
FOR SALE.

One cent word for each insertion,
or five cents a word for seven times.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
FURNISHED ROOMS.

s~>4N-~.~0~~~~~~~>N~ ~~S~~4~--.~~N@>N-~D~y~ SN~'
One cent word for each Insertion,
or Ave cents word for seven times.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
MING MAKERS, DECORATORS CABINET WORK. WOOD CARVING

THE VALE ART WOODWORK CO.
Restores Antique and Modern Furnl-
ture TO Its Natural Beauty Mantels,
Show Cases and High Grade Furniture
Made to Order. Phone 1865; l2s PARK
street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
ARCHITECTS.
AUTO TIRE REPAIR WORKS.
BUNDLE WOOD, CHARCOAL, COKE

TASK YOUR GROCER for our goods
Also Retailers Of Fireplace, Furnace
land Kindling Wood. New Haven Wood
|Co.. 43I East st. Telephone 1854.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31

WANrED--Manager and buyer wanted:
experienced man TO take charge OF q
retail dry goods store; must be well
recommended. Address with full par
tioulors Muster a hebeskind, Waters
burS Conn. Applications confidential.
jy3l3
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

YALE BUSINESS COLLEGE--Oldest
Largest. Strongest, Best. We graduate
live office help. n. b. Stone. pres. ZIG
Church street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31

WANTED FOR U. 8. ARMy--Able bod
led unmarried men, between Is and
Sb citizens OF the United States; ol
good character and temperate habits.
Apply Recruiting Officer, 500 Chapel
street, Now Haven; 756 Main street.
Hartford; 1922 Main street, Bridgeport;
l99 Bank street, Waterbury. jyl Tyr I
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31

G. C, DAUER-Corner Ashmun n7d
Bristol streets. Bottled beer deliver
ed TO all parts Of the city. Phone or
ders promptly attended to.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.
BOTPLERs.

DANIEL J.'DOODY-7l9 State street;
Bother OF the Famous Gold Medal
Tivoli G. Hampden Pale Ale. Delivery
to all parts of city. Telephone S5S-2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
IGroiiuIot 6pbcIin.

ct @obeIiu fra Waria StltartS
Sio uobpoeS / bcnne Sio tilioIgS /
Gbiubureb. @obcIiu'et bar / DC iib'
tie 800 gor bGugt / ct gammeIt Sl,S
/ Sebbrrgb. bpor Sronuiu9 Moria
Stl,ort | garet 1866 'faI bare bcet
/ no9cn Sio. 8obelin'et fremitiner
SatobS % Claus Isbe; / SGppctS
bsire Sierue Ter man Rohel rcb ct
Barn paa Irmen % peo benoeS Sibe
itaar Sea. SGrlie biitoriit SntereSie
idar 8obelin'et bcrpeb, at mon / Ra-
del % 2eas SrGf sienfienSer Ioria
Chart % benocs ~uiorionIige Noo.
itorbcr, Grouniua eIiiabctb al gng,
LAMB. : DC ~ieilere aar bar Suiet |
Scbbursb oGrct itGrtt bcirgt al Su-
ritter. ser | oeres Sper citcr al IamIe
poa aurioia CT iaret ileult ircm MOB
@obeIin'et. Ger er mango 4isbere
iii SGppet, men Scr tales ouL at Set
cnseIife acueepar vii isge at erbper.
ne 9obeIiu'et for at aipc set SIaos i
SamIingcn paa @inbior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

Sch / ltbrIS. Sreb. EeIion. CT
ung 6ormcr / HGrbeoen al Slater,
umosif iorlcoen pcb ct bcioiat ill
fGIoc en- frneteIie Gso. 9eifiGfti.
get meS at fisre S%Iaamaifinen oil
han foran Ioifinen for at ifrGnmc
bort en- auIfiru, iom Iaa | @r9sict.
met Seitenc bIen berpeo fin, bporfor
EeIion bug fla iait ! Den enc Scits
SibicI. San Hap imioIertio Saset
og falot Iiae foron anioerne, men ct
eieroommeIiat ScIb sicroe, at oct
roiiaaenbe SfiGreapparat netop |
Sortcn traf Ell opitaaenoe Torp. Der
foiteoc oct tiIpeirs opcr Den foran
lieacnoe Ianb, DOG life mere, emo
at ban fit nosIe u~betpbeIige Strcif'
ioar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
Anrn pnkptu.

grano / Qafota. %Sorleben Rat
trueoe Ell Sloebrano meo at soelpg'
ae 2afota Wercantile Co.'S Sutif
meo en- Sarebeboloning, Der o%periti.
ger $4,000. Selbiepis blep Slben
Dog iluffet Tor ben bapbe ipreot Jig
pier belle gpgningen, meit Sabet oil
BOG beIsbe Tia til ilere tIiinoe Col.
lars.
Gn Gram SfoipGrtc. On Sfopub.
Ter / Sarge, Ell Heger peo Rapn
Shomion, fog forleOen fell al Sla'
Zen, ioet han iitebetior Ell SLATE
9rpnocpin fit iat / en- SLATE Sfo'
ipprie, ipm ban fog iig ell ioriparli9
Slurf al. Senne Dram befom bam
oog minbre bel, tbi en- Simc eitcr
bar ban bpo
Scrn6ancplancr. SanoelSforenin.
gen / Settinger bar lo9t 'ta / SGlcn
Tor at iormua Settinacr Grtcniion al
Iilmoufee 9nncn til at itsbe inm'
men meo Hortbern Gociiic Sanct
ncS Gicfiu'on oo Great 9tortbcrn pcO
@iaiSton. 9i&ie 70 @oncr pilbe
bIipc 20 og 10 MiI Ionqe. San.
3eISfcrcniuQcrrp / @iliStou %
3icfinicn arbciocr cgian for iamme
WaaI. : Settin9er or ell Sonite
bIcpcu itorGprt, % benle bar iorIe'
Sen / WimcapcIis for Of orbcibe for
oettc Eroicft. Socrpibt set bill Inf
fcS, oiocS crbmu life.
Sarmcrc aisr set apbt. Toa
S%trTtninacu meIlern @run0 Sorts
"a Sorac cr man mi rGiteu frr0iQ
mc0 SrGIfrinaen. % Torn1crrc ptl
Ter hapc Ell iterre Rettoiorticne'tc,
ems Sc lar hapt poo mango Iar. Oct
har ncmIia inor foitct Sem mtrbrc
at boorotcrc lin IpIirg, ga mar belt
iibcn Snhhsitrtnqen bcopnotc life
bar npret ofbrilSt al Rean mere emo
en- crc'tc @onq. Ter er life ioor
ncaCt Stroo. bnor'or SrTfninGcr
Ear qoaet niTNoonIiQ hurtia fro
Snnn6cr. 1cItenfor @isiiStou er
pmtrcut SET babe al ErGifrtnacr
bIcpct uofert. s Smearcu al acr'
more or man / fltIb Sang, o. Soe'
sen qipcr her fro ~ til Is @uibeI2
pr. acre % Sabre ira so til 80
9uihelS.
9bumitcrnc fummcr tilbagc. Set
ten abamtcruc. beitaacroe al cnhcl
hnIoaaIe RrnS oa apinher fra SnS
Cafoto, ser Gil Bar Naarcber bar
i~treiiet ON | Wauitoba % Saifathc,
man for al isae citcr Soufboboerrc
bncm sc buobc foreiat iig at lcSc.
off Ncr Ste occr 9iricr isnScnicr
@irrinca % nil iormoScrtIia mt be,
Qioc fig rao Sicmocicu. SooocI
WrnS Tom SoiuSrr or bcppbncbC
mcN SfnHcnoobcu 90 auinc. hnorio,
bercNrc %oIitimGuo bnr iuIat 6cn
poo ocrcS @ouorirorr for | pacfom,
mcnne SiIirIScr at bcItuttc SrSbpo,
aerne. elsie Observation-Disclosures ba,
300 niit iiQ al pGrc u%neSrenbtae. 50
Seftcr bar uiit fla mcact ireSiommc
Iia.
SBftitrmiHtu peo grauo Boris gplea,
beeDuoer ben 29oe September 1908,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
3NiunrIptu.
@ut uperfisrt % Srrbt. q

Ont pnerfjsrt % orrbf. en D.
aarsgammcl Ssn at Inorem go'
man, en- Sectionsformanb poa Great
R~ortberu, blep ben 6te bs. operflsrt
og orpbt Of ct Sraattog peo ben lille
Station Garfield. "a Soeet 'aate
rasiercoe Stationen, iorisgte Gut
ten at entire op poa Ell 8ogn.
Sans Gbriitcnien ira hilbert Sea
bIcn Ssnoog Gftermiobag orGbt !
Wirneapolis, ioet ban forleste at
itige op paa ct isnrg oGrenoe 5rogt'
fog paa 2puoale aueniie og 29oe
gaoc. Zen foruIpffeoe, Der bar
omtrcnt % Ior ganmel, bar Ell So
iier, WrS. RuSmusien | 8enepa.
Sian Gonntp bor iislge iioite
Sfatteli9ning en- GienoomspGroi al
SIS, 694. S43, af bpiIfe $7,064, 500 er
iaitc Gienbomme 90 $1,630,343
perionIigc Gienoomme. ri bprfct
2ouo or ser iit6en Gouutpct 654,494
gcrc$. 8rroicn Of @ptomtcr er lat
til S533.0S6 % 9pgnirgcrne til
$790,972.
Mclmslc brGnSt. aornelcnutorclt
"a WeImsIcn / @oob 5bunber
brgnotc Senbaa Woraen, og R. 9.
Sauf Go, lioer berpeb ct Cab poa
Jolt $4,000. bnorai Inn Salpbelen
bar aSinrerct. SIben triiebe gjcntag.
ne @onec mcb at ipreoe iig, ibet
Nilmmtfec 9oncns Station oa @p'
ems SoteI antGnbtcs, nlert oct lpffe.
oes / begec Silfrlber at illiffe ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
EnD pukntu.

Ssrgelig &jsretnr. Nsrs. Sobr
9reioenbod | Iberbeen blep Ssnbaa
giten eicbliffeIia orrbt og Wtr.
9reiocnbod ielp meget beifabiaet
en- aisrculpffe, ibet Seitene iprana
Isbif peo arpbsniugen al Winneapo'
lis & 81. 9ouiS 9anen8 Sppr. WrS.
@~reibcnbah bar netop fonlmet op al
eli Spabom, og benbcS Narb fog
tcn6c ocrfor no Ell 8isretur for al
nnoc iriif 2uit, sGgtcporret bar Here
Conner / minneapolis, mems en-
0utter. MrS. Stub, fortioen or paa
Heiie / Oanmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

Inereoe fra tiolie paa Sormiboa.
gen begpnote @albriierne at iamIcS,
mango Interchangeable HiIteifrGppen,
Si9rrin9 o llnsa % t~ilbragte Sa'
gen oeruoe / oct 8rsnne. % Der
bapSe man Sen bebite Inlebning iii
at opisge gamIe G~ienbinger % til /
Sreb % go at opfriife eamIe, fiGre
Rinber fra llneoemsbagene | Silent
bpebeu. 90 mango trGffes paa
Sisic Stenner, Tom aIbrtg ellcrs piIbe
trufiet binanben ! bennc / benne Ser.
ocn, % set or en- al DC mango 8rrin.
DC til, at @aIorisiambanbet % DC an.
Gre gpgbeIas bar Ell SiltrGfning,
iom insen anSen norif Screening bar
uospct. euer roseriinbe piI frurc
uosue.
SiIitrsmninaen blep iterre oa
Itsrre citer bpert Tom Sioeu nGrmeoe
fig 81. 2 ON Gitermiooagen, ben til
gorsmsSet % SeittaIen berammeoe
SiS. 90 ba, preoe % frpoSe oct ai
SaIbrisfoIf-aarfslf 0 apemieIf =
life aIcre rrnbt EauiIionen % felipe
Seititeoet, men ~Sfcacn bar hiIo" al
Dem, "Poiten"s 8eprGientant aior.
DC ct Soriss paa at boIbe Nsnnbtal,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
MtdJt9uu.
Gn "uiIoiarenSc" @euGrfnsle.

6n "piIbiarcnbc" @enGrfMsle.
8iIIiam g. Gnger, Gitp Glerf ! gcs'
iemer, bIep forIeben meoelS ban gil
paa 9peus Sopeosaoe truifet af en-
GepGrfuaIe. Der fom iarenbe fra et'
iieos / Smegnen. aligIen bar pitt
not Ianspeisfarenoe. tbi Den bapoc
life mere araft igien, emo at ben CLEO
af paa Mr. Gngers Sraffetrape %
faI0t ne0 | Somnlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11
3Mnutnitn

Mlcranber Sbompiom er bleuen u0-
n9pnt til Boitmeiter | Gage, 5ergus
County.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

ct al De isritc Spsrgsmaal, iom
fremiatteS al iaa scot iom enbper
pco Gnfomitcn til 9prmanna Sal
bar: "aor Or ban gspkn BELT: ba
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

Yaft. 8. u. =. SjermitaoS Snltrn,
Suloo Sopbia, os6e forleoen | beres
Sicu / 9afotn efter ct fort SpscIeie
al T9ring. S%ornoen fin Ranb ef.
ierIaber bun fla 70 9stre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

Many a mans reputation for wis
dom is due to his ability to keep his
mouth shut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-11

SBhitrmIiHtu peo grauo Boris gpueae
bespnoer ben 29ee September 1905.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-28
UNTIMELY DEATH
ON FREIGHT TRAIN
JAMES GRlGG RUN OVER BY CARS
NEAR LYNNVlLLE AND DIES
VERY SOON AFTER.

LYNNVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 3D.
James Grigg, son of Andrew Grigg, q
substantial farmer of the Stiversville
section, met an untimeIy death this
morning. He spent last night with
his brother-in-law, John Bray, at this
place, and boarded a north-bound
freight about o'clock this morning
to go to Dodson's Gap, where he fell
and was run over by the train. Both
limbs and one arm were almost en-
tirely severed and his body was horri-
bly, mangled. Young Grigg was
brought here on freight train and
was given medical attention, but lived
only about three hours.
The remains were taken to the
home Of his parents this afternoon
and will be inferred tomorrow morn
ing in the Stiversville graveyard.
services will be conducted by
Rev. F. d. Daniel, of this place The
was about Is years old and
is survived by his parents, several
brothers and sisters.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-28
TRAIN WRECKED
BY BOYS PRANK
PLACED BOLT ON THE TRACK
or THE SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
CARS GO OVER EMBANKNEN1
Fireman And Engineer Killed, But
None Of the Passengers Are
Injured.

ATLANTA, Ca. Aug. 2S.-Train IS
on the Southern Railway, known as
the Southwestern Limited, which left
Atlanta shortly after noon TO-DAY, was
wrecked four miles north of Suwanee,
Ca. about O'Clock this afternoon.
The colored fireman, Mason Wat
kins, whose home was in Atlanta, was
killed instantly and the engineer, B.
F. Dewberry, also of Atlanta, died a
few hours later, both being pinned
underneath the engine after it left
the track and turned over. The mail
car, baggage car and combination car
also left the track and turned over,
rolling down a fifteen foot bank. The
mail clerk escaped with minor bruises.
None of the passengers were injured.
The train was running about thirty
miles an hour on an upgrade when the
accident occurred and it was recalled
by persons in the vicinity that just
previous to the trains coming there
three small boys were seen running
away from the scene. An investiga-
ton after the wreck developed the
fact that a bolt had been placed upon
the track and the fight of the boys
leads to the belief that they may have
in a spirit of mischief placed the bolt
in such a position as to cause the
train to jump the track. The Sheriff
and railroad officers are now at work
on the case.
The remainder of the train was
hauled back to Suwanee and will be
detoured over another route the track
where the wreck occurred being in
such condition that it will required
eight of ten hours to repair it.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-28
ANOTHER BATCH
OF INDICTMENTS
THIRTEEN SPRINGFIELD NEGROES
ARE CHARGED WITH AS
SAULT TO MURDER.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Aug, 23.-The
latest batch Of accusations includes
five indictments against Thomas Mar.
shall and twelve other negroes, whom
he is accused of having led in a muir.
derous assault upon William Bowe,
chief clerk OF the County Treasurer's
office. Bowe has been lowering be.
tween life and death for week.
The negroes are charged with hav-
ing committed an assault with intent
to kill upon Bowe In addition they
are accused of assault with deadly
weapons upon John Waiting, a white
citizen, who was shot at Fourteenth
and Mason streets in the Friday night
riot last week.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-28
VAUGHN BENNETT
CASE ON AGAIN
DEFENSE WILL ASK CHANGE or
VENUE BECAUSE or
PREJUDICE.

GAINESVILLE. Tenn. Aug 20
The Montgomery county criminal
court viii convene tomorrow and take
up one OF the most important cases
to be called at this term Of court.
The case OF John Gardner and Wal
ter Hunt, charged with the murder
Of Vaughn Bennett near Woodlawn.
will be called tomorrow on a motion
for a change OF venue. At the last
term of court the defense moved for
a change of venue, but the motion
was not argued, the case being con-
tinued until this term of court.
The defense, it is understood, claims
that on account Of the feeling existing
in the county over the murder that
change of venue should be granted,
and aff1davits in support Of this claim
will probably be presented. The State,
it is understood, will protest against
this change. contending that the case
be tried here.
Much interest has been manifested
in the case both in this and adjoin-
ing counties.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-08-28
CHICKEN THIEF ON
SOUTH HIGH STREET
CAPTURES REV. BoAZ' CHICKEN,
BUT Is FORCED TO DROP
GeE HIS PRIZE.

A chicken thief visited the home of
Elder w. T. Boaz Tuesday night and
almost succeeded in stealing Mr..
Boaz's chicken. Rev. Boaz and fam
lily occupy part of house on South
Hight street Mrs. Ed Church and
little daughter have the other half of
the house. Mr.. Boaz is off holding a
meeting and the ladies and children
were alone at the house.
At about 9:45 O'Clock Mrs. Boaz and
little daughter stepped out on the
back porch, Mrs. Boaz holding lamp
in her hand. AS they appeared on the
porch Mrs. Boaz saw man run from
the yard and jump the fence. She
was greatly frightened and screamed.
A number of the neighbors came in
and it was found that the thief had
placed some planks against the fence
and had arranged so that his escape
would be easy. The man made good
his escape and as he ran dropped Mr..
Boaz' chicken near the fence. The
chicken was picked up and replaced
on the roost, where he has been hold
ing forth alone for some weeks. Great
relief was felt that the chicken was
not stolen, as it is nice, well-be-
haved chicken and is highly priced by
the family.
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NOTHING BUT NEW
MONEY WILL GO
LADIES BANKS" WON'T HAVE
ANY OTHER SORT OF
- HARD CASH.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.--A spe-
cial to the Record from Washington
says: Slow work of painters redec-
Grating the interior of the Philadel-
phia Mint is causing annoyance in the
Mint Bureau and the United States
Treasurer's office, and no end of bad
temper in what are known as ladies
banks" in New York and other cities.
While the painters are at work in the
operating rooms of the Mint, the
presses are kept idle, resulting in a
scarcity of new silver coin, gold pieces
and pennies. 1t is the shortage In
subsidiary silver coin that causes
chief annoyance to Treasurer officials,
and provokes the bad temper in the
ladies banks" which makes spe.
cialty of paying out only silver coin
that is perfectly new and clean, They
insist on coinage of the current year
for their fair patrons, and are willing
to pay the freight on It from Phia.
delphia rather than take the old coins
plentiful at the subtreasuries in New
York and other large cities.
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WALL COLLAPSES,
EIGHT KILLED
FALL or 45-FooT STRUCTURE AT
CHELSEA, MASS. BURIED
WoRKMEN.

CHELSEA, Mass. Aug. Pa 40
foot high brick wall in Chelsea Square
collapsed suddenly today. burying be-
meath it some thirty workmen. Eight
were killed outright or died in ambu-
.lances on the way 10 the hospitals.
About twenty others were injured,
eleven o. whom were taken to the
United States Marine and Naval Hos
pital here, some Of them in a serious
condition. A number OF others es-
capped with but minor injuries. The
dead are all foreigners.
NJ. Gordon and NJ. Seegel, members
of the firm of Gordon & Seegel the
contractors who had the work in
hand, were arrested late today on
warrants charging manslaughter. Five
minutes before the collapse of the
wall, it is stated, Inspector of Build
ings Frank Weymouth had ordered
the formean of the gang to stop work,
as he saw the wall was crumbling.
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THIRD PISTOL MAY
FIGURE In DUEL
INQUEST MAY DEVELOP FACT
THAT GILMORE HAD
ASSISTANCE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Aug. 20-A third
pistol, found near the scene of the
bloody duel last night between J. H.
Gilmore and H. B. Suber, at Robin
sonville, Miss, has injected deep
mystery into the tragedy. Suber died
this morning at st. Joseph's hospital,
and Gilmore is lying at the point of
death at the Presbyterian Home Hos
pital, with bullet wound through his
lungs and a dozen buckshot in his
intestines.
Sheriff Savage at Robinsonville to.
day began an investigation and found
the automatic pistol The weapon
which Gilmore used was an ordinary
revolver and it is the supposition of
the authorities that Gilmore had aid
when he attacked Suber.
The coroner's inquest will take up
this feature of the case and interest
ing developments are expected.