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RICHMOND. Ind. Oct al
Bryan created enthusiasm here 20.
dag when he flaycd Carnegie. Taft
Rockefeller. Roosevelt and Root in
a speech before an Immense crowd
~ people.
Carnegie IL supporting Taft.
said Bryan. and says thar my eicc.
ton would be tragedy Well.
CarncEic Is familiar with tragedies.
a. the closing 81 The Homestead
Steel Works was a Tragedy. but the
voters viii hardly uphold Carnogie's
views
Root says that I should not be
elected aa Taft ~ temperamcntal-
~ better fitted To enforce the laws
than ! am That IL possibly true
frun Roots standpoint. as Root be.
Ean hts career by defending hoas
Tweed and from that standpoint,
OF course. he was speaking
"Rockofellcr Is supporting Taft
WHY Hasn't Taft shown by all
hts utterancoa that ne favofs the
trtsmtaT he won't disturb them II
he H. elected
Roosevelt demands the election
OF The man he named AZ the nom
inec 81 the republican party be-
cause he knows that he has prOsti.
tutod the high office OF the presi
dent by bringing Il into the arena
OF politics"
Bryan opened his tour Of Indiana
today az Union City with a speech
early this morning He spoke az
Winchester aud then here
This afternoon he ~ 10 speak at
Newcastle, Muncie, Anderson.
kokomo. Peru, South Bend and
other places before going 10 Chi.
cago tonight.
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BRYAN MAKES APPEAL TO
THE VOTERS OF INDIANA

ocfassc victory will secure as much
% reform a. Is nov nttAinabie
u be attempt to terrorise the
American voter hy threats Of panic
should Be unsuccessful We have
had three panica. each under hish
tariff. two under republican pFesi.
esuta. Taft aaya that a panic gill
come n I am elected Let him ave
= bond that the present panic will
disappear II he In elected. when
be aaya that = Democratic victory
wtll bFlnK q panic. he expresses an
og1niup. whnn ! say that 4 panic
came lAal fail without waiting for
q Democratic victory. ! state facts.
Tsfts Prestige.
Taft has the prestige which
comes from q party IN power. he
has the aid Of an army 81 office
holders. tl1e support ~ monopoliea
and iaw.aefying trusts. large cam.
pnign fund. the source % which tho
republican national committee ~.
fuses to disclose. and most ~ the
leading newspapers are allied with
him.
II Insist that u f. unfair Tor the
president Of the United States to
use bis high office 10 assist a
party"
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Police Arrest Him, But
Are Baffled in Get
ting Clues.

A. foreeaated IN The Star yester.
day. Frank Wallace. a plumber.
living Al YORK. station. vas taken
into custody lAAt evening By Dc-
tectives Phillips and 0riffith. sus.
pected Of BEING identified with the
dynamiting Of Ivan r. Lees resi-.
dence ~ 2eos Nye Place ca Thurs
day Night.
Wallace denies any conlplicitY In
the outrage. but IL known 10 have
bad some tronble with Lee over
money matters. This I'D 10 a suit
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DYNAMITING SUSPECT
PROTESTS INNOCENCE

being Instituted against Wallace
several days ago.
The police have learned that
Wallace has not been working Tor
several days The prisoner claims
that he can prove an aiibi and The
authorities are nos trying 20 trace
his movements on the evening that
the attempt 20 biow up lsee and bis
family wAa made.
Every effort % obtain q defiuite
clue. besides those pointing %
Wallace a. the guilty man. have
been unavaiiinE The blood hounds
that aere taken % the sc-ue ~ tho
OUTRAGE yesterday wnrw totally uao-
leaa. a. there Was no means ~ Civ
ina them a scent b. which the trail
could be followed.
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CHARGES OF
FRAUD


CHICAGO. Oct. Charges Of
fFenxied financial dealings are
made against g. G. Frosts Chicago
and Milwaukee railway today In
the report Of Arthur Young and
Company. certified accountants. 20
the receiver appointed By Judge
Groascup
fouuga report which has been
carefully suppressed. alleges that
nearly tio.o00. 600 Of the $4,000.
900 raised for the venture was
squandcrod ia other places. Two
millions Is alleged 20 have been
spent on the Alaska Central rail.
way. Of which Frost was president.
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DESERTS YOUNG BRIDE
OF THREE DAYS

For deserving HIS ie-yoar old
wife. Haftha llorncll, q bride Of but
three days and leaving her IN doHtl p
tuto circumstances, warrant was
sworn out for the arrest OF Adeibert
Iufnol aged 81, residing al seas
Meridian Hv.. and he surrendered
himself this morning after tie fall
IRE 81 the police 10 apprehend him.
JustlCe Of the Peace John ~ Car
roll married. the couple on October
2tal The case IL set for Novsmher
i2 and Burnell was released on "a
$500 bond
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COZ rLnAns Nor GUILTY.

Lcander Cox entered d plea Of not
guilty 10 the charge Of murder IN
she nrf degree when afraiKned IN
the superior court this morning Coz
ia charged with killing his wife
Aarah d Cox. - their home In this
city several weeks ago. Cox as
aerta that the killing was the result
Of go alteration In which his wife
attacked him. aud was accidental,
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residents in the vicinity Of the mine
that a robbery had taken place.
Sheriff Walker aud other county
officers are with the dogs in pur
suit Of the robbers.
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CLOSES CAMPAIGN
IN EVERETT

EVERETT. oct. 81 - Congress.
man Wesley l.. Jones closed the
campaign here last night with a
speech which many were unable
10 hear because Of lack OF room.
For two hours Mr.. Jones held
his big audience In the Everett
theatre. and enthusiasm was NJ a
high pitch. Mr., Jones dealt with
national Issues as well as state
problems,
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GETS I TO 5 YEARS.

lsse.s sDAna vas this morning sem
its~ " Judge Frazier ta ssrve
Hss,ia. Years in Tie state pan-
ssnsietss Wfsla WaIIa He was
fkss1s@s o obtaining fg08 from
isIsss NtfefH under false ore .
'' January 81 last
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HARDING PLEADS GUILTY

A. II Harding entered a plea ]
Of guilty 20 the charge Of prac- !
ticing without n license IN the /
superior court this morning. !
he was accused Of prescribing !
for r $. Sandberg on July 3. I
He was fined $50. which he !
; paid
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r. W Stanley. Harry Price and
Charles Kelly were each sentenced
by Judge Frazier 20 serve three
months in the county iail The
men were convicted ~ rohhinR a.
Copp Of West Seattle OF goods
amounting to $50.
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BITTERLY ATTACKS
SECRETARY
ROOT.
Taft Making His Closing
Speeches in New
York State.
WILL voru ron BRYAN.
(sy UnHsd prs.Al

4 MUNCIE. Ind. Oct 1ie-- ,
> When he stopped here today ,
. IA his tour Of indiana. Bryan
= vas presented with pledge
. signed b. e0t farmers. say
= lng that thss had always been ,
. republicans. but would vote I
= for him. The candidate !
. thanked the farmers. and his
. words were greeted With a
e storm 81 applause.
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WINCHESTER. Ind. Oct Si.--
WIN. Jennings Bryan. Who II here
this afternoon on HE tour o.
northern Indiana. issued state.
ment headed. IAN Appeal 10 tho
Public" The statement says
AS the campaign closes. certain
issues are seen clearly The demo.
cratic party attempts 10 inaugufate
an era ~ honesty IN politics By com
peiiug the publication Of campaign
contributions before election.
This democratic party seeks 10
bring the government nearer "a the
people By the direct election Of
senators
The democratic party seeks 20
restore business competition
through legislation making monop.
oily impossible
Capital and Labor.
THE democratic party seeks to
reconcile capital and labor by the
creation Of a department Of labor
with a secretary AZ one Of the mem.
bers Of the presidents cabinet, hy
au amendment to the Sherman anti.
trust Law excluding labor organiza.
lions from the operation 81 the
antitrust law aud By the iimita.
ton Of the writ Of Injunction 20
that II will not be used TO settle
labor disputes
The democratic party seeks 70
secure legislation guaranteeing bank
deposliors against loss by the mis-
MANAGEMENT Of banks.
''The democratic party seeks to
reduce the tariff
In otker words. the democratic
party seeks 20 secure honesty IN
government through honest politics
and direct election.
Urgent Reforms Wanted.
III appeals 20 the awakened con.
science of the nation. sense Of
Justice and growing desire for
brotherhood With victory for the
national ticket and u democratic
congress. the moral force Of the
popular verdict, n il believed. would
compel the senate to yield to the
expressed will Of the people and
permit the passage Of more urgent
reforms. The democratic party OF.
fers prospects Of remedial legisla.
tion. and while Il does not go as
far as some roformers wish. dem
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WREATHS FOR THESE

W. rrimble. ASA John Cert, f72s.
G. C. Macy. 2,2c2. William Sutherland, 1874
Gill; 2.i57. Mrs. Marion o. Baxter $50
A. l.. Cohen. 1911. John l. Wilson. tssoe
Frank mcoermot feas W. a. Moore. it37.
c. o. Hiliman, liza. James p Agne~, sos
IN The Stars "wreatha for the
Living contest. which closed At today
ballots piled into The star office Messen-
steady stream with their
ballots
p Trimbie up top With whoop. bu, at his
heels r. Macy poaoffce ballots In IN
all neatly done IN bundles Of hundred and qste the
reverse "a bundles together IN old
labor Of counting the ballots more than anticipated
bu they finally ai Tailed
envelopes with n ballots Vith no name either Of can
ddate sender. received
On MONDAY November The Star wi begin the publication
Of the obituaries successful candidates day In the
der n which they above
following the votes received BY the other contest
ants Who arena Included IN the twelve
DR. NJ A. Matthews. Edward Ciayson. ST. sT9 Jacob
Farth Gi7 John u. Miller. $751; John slattsry 5i2
None Of The candidates received 100 votes
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lpAHo-There Is every indica-
ton OF the same healthy republican
majority as In previous elections,
although the democrats base some
claim on the factional fight among
the republicans an 90 The state
treasurer, as an entering Wedge. A
break in unon the state ticket would
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John Cert, liza.
William Sutherland, 1874.
Mrs. Marion o. Baxter. i.sso.
John l.. Wilson. Use.
W. n. Moore. i.f37.
James p. Agnew. sos.
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10y ONftnc Frees-l
NEW YORK. Oct 3i--Thc fol.
lowing non.partiEan outlook for
Tuesdays presidential election.
prepared BY the United Press. IL
the result OF the boiling down Of
an Of the figures and data avail.
able at the national and congrea-
siunai headquarters Of the two
parties. representatives OF candi.
dates In the various states. by spe.
ciai correspondents. summaries OF
figures arranged By partisan statls'
tlcians and the estimates OF the
United Press staff correspondents
with the two presidential candi'
dates
ALABAMA--Normai democratic
majority certain.
Administrations democratic
majority expected Clarke tdemA !.
nominated al the primaries for sen.
Ator. Is certain OF election owing
to strong democratic legislature.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re
publican As usual Senator Perkins
lrep1 has no Ayowed opponent for
election. There will be no election
for governor. and a republican
legislature seems assured.
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Colorado Situation.

COLoRAOo-The republicans
feel that the state h perfectly safe
FOR Taft. but the democrats are
counting on Bryan's popularity
with the miners 10 overcome the
republican majority. They expect
also that the fight in the party
against Senator Guggenheim trep)
viii help them some, For United
States senator. Hamilin leads
among the republicans.
coNNEcTicUT-Because Of the
congressional record Of Geo. l..
Lillcy. the republican candidate for
governor. IN the submarine boat
scandal. and opposition on the part
Of corporations for the advocacy OF
reform and the appointment Of a
public service commission, the re
publican national ticket is likely
to carry with a reduced majority
Robertson. the democratic candidate
for governor. viii poll a large vote.
A republican congressional delega.
ton is certain and republican
legislature which will choose Sena.
tor nrandoEee's successor is like
wise assured.
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DELAWARE-Ihe result de-
ponds largely upon the attitude OF
labor, both parties claiming the
state by a small margin. The re-
puhlioans expect some cutting Of
their state ticket and the democrats
point 20 large falling of of the
republican majority In 1906 from
that Of 1904. and the further re
ducod republican vote In the city
OF Wilmington last year. For gov
ornor the candidates are Payntor
(demD and pennowlll (repl.
FLORiDA-The democratic state
ticket is expected to run partly
ahead OF the national ticket The
candidates for governor are Gil
christ tdem1 and Cheney trep),
0EoRGlA-The popularity Of the
populist candidate for president,
Watson. in his home state. IL likely
to reduce the usual democratic ma
iority.
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MICHIGAN -- The state Is prac-
tically assured for Taft, but with a
reduced majority from that of 1904.
Disaffection is felt on account Of
the gubernatorial candidate run
ming for a third term and This may
cause him 90 run considerably be-
hind the national ticket The can
didates for governor are Warner
(repl and Heemans tdeml.
MINNESOTA split in the
Scandinavian vote. whici hereto
fore elected Johnson ldom), OK
tContlnued on Pans 30
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OCCASIONAL RAIN TONIGHT AND SUM-
DAY; LIGHT WINDS, MOSTLY EAsTERLY
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tContinaea on Pags 3D.
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Necessary TO a choice. 742.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-13

- 49,
o3sD ssss3s ;5 i u s Il 5E r No.
State OF lest Virginia, r - >
T. r, Kangwli a. County, SO: = = : =
= At Rules held in the Clerks office
Of the Circuit Court OF Kanawha
County, on the first Monday In the
month or july 1908. 90
Alexander Henderson. Plaintiff, 5.
VS.. In Chancery. ... 81,
Mary Il: Henderson, Defendant.
= (The object OF this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorcefrom the bonds OF ma
trimony.) :: >.@.@.. ...,-: ..,: Z, 49,. ~.
This day came Plaintiff by his At
torney; and On his motion, and 1t APP
pearing by affidavit filed, that the De-
PENDANT is a nonresident Of this
State, it is ordered that she do APP
pear within one month after the date
OF the first publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to- protect her in
esrest In this snit =. I r. ..,>t......> a.
:, t','"Testei j. u ~ e.. !-v;, -. -. e..
49,, : D. M; Shirley, Clerk.
It. G. NUTTER, Sol. SIS, r.: r. +
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HADvocaTR,;

! Al "a. !DSSi tW..s ff. Parker. w.
Il, Bur lTs a. CAMP bell and q. s.:
Clark skYs ysturhed from. n uniting
temp n sttfiey attendea the sannuai
snasati pt sfhe Grand Lodge. q /, (
j Cnbass Campbell has returned To
ihts work 5ansfhe census department,
Saftsrc apshding his vacation With his
pHrents tnsthfS city. '.'.}s%2l as, IL !.
z III, SfEsIg hter, of Hinton "
atiiong asr prominent business 1 visit
ors to thS@pitS Monday. ss>,f - ~.
~ w M DA,vissand his little daughter.
Fannie ,&&are 2spend ding the month. OF
lAtigue With friends In Dayton, 4 Ohio,
i S::4 Gil w. : HnShes. postman at Hunt
yington and prominent lodge man /,
was nsths CITY last week, guest Of
ALLEN DeHSnney, on Elmwood ave-
nue.. y Mr. Hughes is one Of the most
Eprogressivain In the state. and; his
genial m4hnSf has made himEa host
OF ffiendSt thfou ghouts the state. 4 =
&} Miss Rkaf Parker has been very Ill
sat the honaa OF her mother. but is now
tmneIt betteys% 49,. lex. 4, h &s.s..al.J,. !,
John GhaJnbers and wife are spend
Ing severaEfWeeks with relatives in
Virginia.4A$8Sa. - " g. Il "a 49,.
Mrs. Susan Payne has been Ill sew
era9 days at! her home, on bradford
street. y 80 = 4 r. .,..sl..;, 49,.
I, M tss. Mary"Brady, of Harpers Fer
fv, isffn the city, guest Of Miss Alice
Whittakers&on Sentz street, Miss
Brady Is q member Of the faculty Of
;;storer College. She will spend sew
'eral weeks In this city, after which
she will leave to spend some time
with her sister, Miss Mabel Brady at
BlueHeId. 4, -,
u Miss Alpha Brooks entertained a
few frlends, Tuesday evening, com
:plirnentary3 to DR.. and, Mrs. VIZ D.
'Panneil, t6f Staunton, VA; who are
EN- route hoh1e from a. visit to Park
ersburg friends. ..t -. 49,. i -
!: Miss Mary, Shelton, Of Montgpn-
cry was here. Tuesday, visiting
-, 3 IS. ...'...- ;...&t
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

To Mary E. Henderson: @r, o., r. "a
Take Notice: That on the LIST day
Of August, A. D. 1908; between the
hours Of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock
p. M, at the law Office OF T.. G. Nut
ter, Esq, 604 1-2 Kanawha street,
Charleston, w. Va, will take the
deposition Of myself, and Others to
be read in evidence in my behalf In
8 certain suit In ,chaneery now pend
ing in the Circuit Court OF the Coun-
ty of Kanawha, and State of West
Virginia, in which Alexander Hender-
son Ia Plaintiff and Mary, E. Hender-
son is Defendant. .~,..- g....;.. =.
If from any. cause the taking of
said deposition shall not be COM
menced or completed on the day
aforesaid, the same shall be continu-
ed from day to day, or from time to-
time, at the same place, and between
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n n
sla sl5s i i q b. W sa i ),


2 Secretary, MISC Lila Fields" : ~, !
Assistant Secretary, Miss. Alverta
Hall. <. y, IS e. /, = ~. E.. I
| e. Treasurer, q. A., Hunter. =. .aa.
Chorister, W.GR. Smallwood.
Assistant Chorister, Mrs. q. A.
Hanter,; 49,. y. :, :, : -.
T.. Critic, w. A.. Lewis. >.....
r. An elaborate luncheon was served
In the beautifully decorated dining
room The, table presented a fine ap-
pearance with cut flowers bright lin.
Zen and crystal .candlelabra. The,1ead-
Ing feature Of - the evenings enter
tatnment was O. poetry. writing con-
test Each person was required to
write. verse Of. poetry, for which
prizes were offered for the best come
posed and the worst composed. Dud-
ley. Byars won the first prize, and the
SECOND prize was won by Mrs. r. w.
Green. ~ ...->' E>>.>;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackey proved them
selves: to be most delightful enter
tajhers and received the congratusa~
lions OF all present. %. h.:I', ~. ...<.l.
F. Miss Mary. Broadfoot is visiting an
Lisbon, Ohio. ..'..- n:
Miss Lila Fields left last Saturday
morning for an ! extended visit to
Cleveland and Toledo. '....t ~
Dudley Byars returned to the city
last Sunday morning, after very
pleasant visit to Cleveland. '.'>%
Rev. II. F. Fox delivered a pro-
found sermon last Sunday evening;
his subject, "Womap's Mission" was
very ably and artistically handled -, y.
Leroy, the p9-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Janey,, Of. Sandusky..
who was here visiting relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo, Lee, died at the Ingle-
side Hospital, August q. ..-
Luke Johnson, Of Parkersburg, w.
Va, is visiting relatives in this city.
w. H. Adkins has returned from
Scio to see his wife and. daughter.
The surprise party, which was Civ
en- at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r..
w. Green, for Miss Broadfobt, was
quite a pleasant affair.
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DENMARK PAPER sUspENDs.
= .~--h = x ...-a,s
strike, off Printers and Resultant
g.. Lockout Brings Result.

Copenhagen, Aug. 12.--With the
exception Of a few Social Democratic
papers the, publication OF all news
papers in Denmark was suspended
today indefinitely in consequence OF
the strike OF printers, and it's result.
ant lockout. -, .@- 81:
The copnpositors declare 1t to be
their intention to hold out for their
demand for an eight-hour day. The
baokb IN defB and, job printers alss
, have beS6 locked out = ~. ira.
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CHICAGO POPULATION 2,425, 900
That Is, .AecSEyaing to New Directory
g., School Census Shows Less. =,
N, n 5,1I+-.---

49, = =. - Y sfF'sTV ..-!-'t q : 10
CClhftbcag6s <sstng.,, 12e-4~Chicago has
a;5popnlatjon OF 2,425, 1000, according
tot4the 1908 CITY directory, which
was ISSUED today. This is a gain
eNer5la ssearfef $4,000, a.. TX
This papsiiaMon statement Is con,
slider eablyi its e4cess of1what is ,shoBn
10y %fhs schpol census usticefnpIeted
sRes sehoofYiboBF enumerat0rs were
able 10 and only 1,922,335: PERSONS
iinIi Chicago: 81; ...., .. =, ~
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Chicago, Aug. 12.--Fifty automo-
biles; and taxtcaha were destroyed
this morning by a. Are which. con-
sumed a building at 51110 Indiana
avenue, occupied .by c, "A. Coey Go. as
garage. The lo9g ts 5000, 900 T.. T.. :; i, j
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RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCES


49,, Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty.
God to remove from among us, our,
beloved brother, Peter Saunders, who
died, Tuesday, August 4, 1908, and:
Whereas, He had been a faithful
member OF Charleston Aid Fountain,
No. $780, G.. u. o. Of T. R., there
fore, be IT
Resolved; That we extend to the
bereaved wife our. sympathy in this
dark hour OF affection and commend
her to Him who marks even the SPAR
rows fall. -. g.. ..:- ~. -.
* 49,. G. H WOODS. -.
d GRANT JONES. T., 10, !.
-. '. a.. JENNINGS TERRELL.
=; MRS. LEE; WHITE. ,~.
F. MRS. M, RAY. =: ~ ]
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THREE \ :. .T|.'R||b|tN||B :. !. !.
r. H {: L MILDRED / ]

Niles, O., Aug. 12.-Passenger
train. No. SO on the Pennsylvania
from Ashtabula to New Castle was
wrecked this morning. The passe1i-
gers escaped but three trainmen
were injured. .oat..~,-.
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HARRY K, 1HbW IS
=, 3 x ~ - IT. Z I.Hst ~ ~
. NOW 4 BANKRUPT
gH>t' Eah&% '3.@sgS @.aYl : :

Pittsburgj Aug. 12.--The formal
order adjudging Harry x. Thaw
bankrupt was entered today by Ref
cree Blair, No date has yet been
hxed for the frat meeting OF credit
prs, 49,. ..,,@....,... -. .
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CANTON, OHIO.

The Nonpareil Musical and ORA
matte Society met On last Friday
evening, at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Maekey, and elected the > following
officers; -, -. ~ 80
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Are Your Working Tor Money? .
Or is Your Money Workirl{(GIt for =.

ing % us7o u aT Wo Thee YOU
:tin
gFo You You
Theab
meda
either
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-28
DECIDE FOR CONTESTANT,
IN DESERT ENTRY CASE
Register and Recorder OF United States
Land Office Rule>That Requisite
Improvements Were
Not Made

A ruling was made yesterday on a
desert land entry case by Gen. Frank
C. Prescott, receiver, and o. r.. w.
Robinson, recorder of the United
States land office.
The case was entitled Percy e. Co
rum VS.. Joseph Erickley. Corum filed
his affidavit of contest July Is. 1907,
against the desert land entry of Erick-
ley, made April 25, 1905. The land in
volved is located about thirty miles
north of San Bernardino.
1t is the opinion of the register and
recorder that the entry should be can
celed and the contestant allowed the
preference right of entering, inaspuch
as the improvements specified by law
were not fully made by the contestee.