davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily picayune., 1908-04-09
lastPuBLI ICAAS IN HOT SPRINGS.

ntprings, April s. For the le in ten years focal Re- -ls scored a victory here,
 two aldermen, E. F.
 Proprietor of the Great
 m Hotel, won over J. w. rand w. II. Moore over Alderman D. Dogherty.
Daily picayune., 1908-04-09

An old Confederate soldier sug- gests that hereafter the late pres ident of the Confederacy be known as Mr. Jefferson Davis, to distinguish him from Jeff Davis, the senator from Arkansas. We second the motion. Commercial Appeal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-02
THE END OF
THE CAMPAIGN

: O. eipsing meeting IN tho .
night ~ o'clock at the ie.'a- 1.
quarters ot thu Youug Meas Re- .
publican club. IFS West SIlytr .
aNrnsfr
Inv meeting viii he addressst d q
eS several PROMINENT spca kerS .
ana e smoker viii follow. Everv /.
rsHo9llcan and every voter ,yhs, .
Is Interested in the candi,Iatas a
and the questions 10 be deter :
mlntd ut the polls tomorrow Il :
: ihNitd 70 he present. The meet :
/. '.s wiH begin promptly at :
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-02

G0MPERS MAKES FINAL
APPEAL TO UNION MEN
kilograms Read from Promi-
nent Leaders to Show That
Republicans MiSrepreSented
Their Attitude in Campaign

tiy Morning journal sDeoiai Iua.ed Uir.p
Buffalo, y. y, Nov t.-Judgp ".
"A. Taft rested today lie attended
morning service at the First Presby-
/ t"rian church with Analey Wilcox. II
long time personal friend. at whose
nome here President Roosevelt took
the oath of office after the death or
tFeslds llt Mckinley went to the VIII
cox residence for luncheon lofaa l..
voted some time to con tespondence
and retired ca ly TO his suit ol Ioo.as
1T the lrodHts hutet
= Fhe last day of the campaign Will
DC devoted by tho candidate to
ptHches at Buukirk, N. y Aahta-
hula Cleveland ANA Youngstown O.,
after which he viii proceed during
The night to Cincinnati, where he viii
arrive at S o'clock election morning.
The decision reached hy Judge Tart
While az Hot Springs Va, in August,
Ql2t II was his duty to go out aud
ttn'et the American voter face TO face
has resulted in the travel of the Taft
special FOR $4,000 miles
III" baNotas, Tennessee from Colo
redo 90 Connecticut, through tNenty-
thl,e states, tho candidate has
pfeaehed his cauac ana the republican
doctrine. His journeys have been al
= f"el 9 lttle bit weary but in as
sood phystcial condition as ever be.
Iorg I'M my me- was the way the
aldldate rNptpssed bims slf tonight
Hf cornelius. assistant sergeant at
itllS pi the senate, has aided Colonel
tah~aell in assisting Mr.. TAN
Hr"uShout the campaign. j r. VIII
,thlh' Jr, represented Chairman
ii''HCntk aud thc national commit
NhtFoNcr Judge Taft went and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-02

'''n'in"ed "a Page >. Column -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
late NEWS BY WIRE


Chicago, Sept. lo.--In a tart reply
fled to the petition Of the government
for rehearing OF the Standard ON
case, the attorneys for the company.
~ urging that the ruling Of the fed
craI court OF appeals setting aside the
S2o'e40'ooo fine Imposed by Judge Ian
dis be allowed 10 stand. raped back Mt
the prosecuting attorneys. Their ex-
ceptions were termed .captious and
groundless" and they were accused Of
arguing hypothetical questions and
con1urlng M impossible Illustrations in
support OF their contentious
In short, the defendants representa-.
uves-the names OF John =. Miller,
Moritz iiosenthal and Alfred ID. Eddy
appear, upon the l5.O00-word reply
are Inclined to ''stand pat The gov
ernment's argument is regarded In the
main as "A repetition OF considerations
previously fully presented and fairly
disposed or In the opinion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
DIDN'T WANT TO DIE a PAUrER
So an Inmate OF the County House
Digs Up Bag OF Money from
Flour Sack.

Jackson, Mich. Sept. Scaling
Superintendent OF Poor Tyrrell aside,
Theodore Gavett, an inmate OF the
county house from Leoni township. ex-
tracted from an old floursack bag or
money which he had boarded up for
some time past. II didn't want 20 die
a pauper," said the old man 20 Tyr.
rell, $50 saved this TO help care for
me and my wife"
Mr.. and Mrs. Gavett were removed
10 the county house about a week ago.
Mrs Gsvett was In III health and she
was admitted 10 the county house on
the condition that her husband would
come with her 20 care for her They
have a small piece OF land where they
lived. but IL is mostly marsh. and mort
gagged. Superintendent Tyrrell de.
posted the money In bank In trust
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Aargarita OF Italy Refuses Her Cen.
sent 20 Miss Elkins Wedding
10 Abruzxi.

The Milan unione. or Rome, Italy,
clerical paper. publishes an article
which has been reproduced by the
whole Italian press. 70 the effect that
ine Duke OF the Abruzzl will probably
soon 20 10 the United States TO make
dennife arrangements for his marriage
Of Miss Katherine ElkIns the daughter
Of United States Senator Elkins. OF
West Virginia, and that Il Is reported
that the ceremony may take place on
Jan. 20. the iukes birthday. Accord
Ing to the unlone the Count OF Turin a
Few days ago visited Dowager Queen
Margarlta AT Gressoney, where she Is
spending the summer, and attempted
to overcome her opposition TO the mar
rage of his brother. the Duke OF the
Abruzzl and Miss Elklns
II had been the intention Of the duke
10 have the marriage ceremony take
place In December NJ the opposition OF
the royal family could be removed but
during the recent celebration OF the sill
yer wedding OF the Duke and Duchess
OF Genoa. M which all the Savoy
princes were present opposition on the
part Of Queen Margarita appeared
stronger than ever. She said. however.
that time might bring a change in her
opinion. and after waiting reasonable
period the Count OF Turin sought her
AZ her country home.
In 49, ~. s4FH ~ hn
the count declared 10 the dcwager
queen that the duke was steadfast In
his love for Miss Elllins, and that II
he broke his engagement % her II
would he impossible for him 10 form
an alliance with any one else. He ad-
dcd that Miss ElkIns possessed all the
qualifications 10 enter the house OF
Savoy, and that while she was not OF
royal blood this was In keeping with
the family tradition. as the late Prince
Anadeo. luke Of Aosta. married lady
OF recent nobility who. however, sat on
the throne OF Spain for FIVE years. The
court added also that as the duke was
now thirty-five years OF age II would
not be proper for him 10 delay mar
riage much longer
Queen Margarlta answered that her
views on the question had not chang
ed. and she refused 20 give her con-
sent 10 the marriage She objected 20
such nj alliance also because she be
lieyed many Of Miss Elklns' compatri.
OTIS thought that the Duke OF the
AbruzzI had sought marriage with
Miss Elkins when he found that she
would come into large estate The
count declared that the duke was ready
TO marry Miss ElkIns even without the
queens consent. and left for Spezla 20
inform his bother Of the failure OF his
mission.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
NELSON is THE CHAMPION
Defeats Cans a second Time. Knock
ing Him Ont i'm the Twenty.
first Round.

Battling Nelson has clInched his
claim 70 the lightweight puginstlc
championship by defeating Joe Cans
for the second time. az Colma Arena.
The fight ended In the twenty. first
round. wien Cans. beaten down by a
succession Of blows from his sturdy
conqueror. failed 60 get upon his feet
within the count Of ten. The veteran
colored fighter was severely punished.
but the champion. too. bore the marks
OF battle. From the first clang OF the
gong 20 the last moment Nelson forced
the fighting. never giving ground and
gradually battered down his older aud
less vigorous opponent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
CONSERVATISM DOMINATES
Volume OF Trading Generally Increas-
a. and Idle Machinery IL he
coming Active.

II. c. Dun x Co.'S Review OF Trade
says:
The steady decrease IA percentage Or
idle machinery aud number Of idle
freight cars swells the amount OF
money distributed among wagc-carn.
ers. and gradually increases The vol
ume OF retail trade AS stocks OF mer
chaadlse VA the stores OF retailers be-
come depleted there Is more confidence
regarding the future. and contracts are
made covering deliveries up 20 the end
of the year, but conservatism still done
mates the situation, and many plans
will not materiallze into anything tau
gIble until the election uncertainty Il
removed two months hence.
Cotton mills still curtail output. but
other leading manufacturing Industries
are gradually increasing output and
the fortnightly statement OF die
freight cars shows decrease. LIabilI
ties OF commercial failures In August
would have compared favorably with
those Of the same month last year
but for three large suspensions. one Of
which was speculative and had no ef.
feet on legitimate business.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
ANOTHER BALLOON FATALITY
Young Man from Milwaukee Prob
ably Mortaily Wounded-Baby
LION with Him Unhurt,

In view OF 1000 persons at the
fair. held M Dongan IIills, staten ISL
and. William CODY, youthful balloon.
lst Of milwaukee,. Wis. fell from an
exploded balloon and was probably
MORALLY injured. \ baby lion which
Cohy had taken up with him also fen
but landed on the PROSTATE form OF
the aeronnnt aud escaped unhurt.
CODY had heen engaged 60 make
lights during the week Of the fair
The lion cub was suspended from a
trapezc aud parachute alongside Of a
parachute and traneze CODY Intended
10 use. When the balloon was about
twenty-five feet IN the air a lash Fl
dame was seen and the next IN
slant the gns bag disappeared and a
cloud of black smoke took its place,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Calumet. Mich, Sept. 9.--The mining
villages Of Ahmeek and Kearsarge
were seriously threatened by forest
fires and change OF wind would I'm.
peril three other villages within a
radius OF Eve miles The population
OF Ahmcek has practically all been
driven to take refuge In other towns.
and 1000 miners are fighting the
flames. Several buildings IN Ahmecls
were ON Gre, but only one was destroy.
ed. The fire departments Of Calumet.
Tamorack Mohawk and North ana
South Kearsarge are assisting the min.
ers IN lighting the flames.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
This Family Is AmLcted.

Calumet Mich. Sept. 10. = Mrs.
Thomas Uren, blind. aged seventy-six.
died az the Central mine. Her grand
daughter, Mabel Morgan. was burned
10 death a month ago from lamp OK
plosion. Her grandson, John Morgan.
was killed by a shotgun while hunting
a short time ago. Two weeks ago her
daughter. Mrs John Morgan, died
after three days illness. Another
granddaughter died Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

The town OF Ada. Ohio. WINS ar
rnyed gally In bunting for the notlnca-
ton exercises when Professor Aaron
8. watkins was officially Informed ~
his nomination by the ProhbItionists
for the vice presidency. The Motif.
cation address was made by Robert
Patton. Of Springfield. III. and Wat.
kIns responded with discussion or
the principles o. the Prohibition party.
r.. W. Chann the presidential canli.
date. also spoke. with others. end the
audience was wildly enthusiastic.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

coloInb-Bcchar Algcrin. Sept. TO-
The French column that went out In
pursuit OF the Berber trIbesmen. who
were defeated by the French few
days ago, report that they have en-.
coun'ercd little opposition in any direc-
ton. They found the lines Of retreat
Uttered with plumber OF every descrip-
ton. and they came upon wounded
men who had been left behind by the
tribesmen. The enemy had abandoned
also number OF their women.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
His Mono, nurLed wlth Him.

Mount Clemens, Mich. Sept. o.--Say-
Ing he was penlless. Fred Eckert
aged forty, applied for shelter In the
Macomb county farm and died there.
A few weeks ago he told acquaint-
ances that he had large sum Of
money sewed In his clothes. and II
true this was buried with him. II
has also been found that Eckert own
Cd lands In SanIlac and Alpena coun-
ties and had loaned sums Of money on
mortgages.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Muskegon. Mich. Sept 10.--when
the duck boat IN which -. s. Smith and
Scott Howell were rowing for the city
dock struck pile and overturned
Smith swan ashore. but thought How.
ell had been drowned, lie notified
sheriff Ginger. ana that official set 20
work 10 recover the body. when he
learned that his labor FOR three hours
had been for naught. he sought out
Smith AZ hIs home and arrested him.
Smith spent the night In the Jail here
and was released only when he paid a
80 fine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
GRAND ARMY CHIEF CHOSEN
Commander In Chief - Other
Officers Who Were Named.

Colonel Henry NJ. Nevius OF Red
Bank, n. j., has been elected comman-
der-In-chief OF the Grand Army, The
election occurred on the first ballot.
which gave Nevins i54 votes. compar.
cd with 25I for ex-Governor Van SAINT.
OF Minnesota, and 90 for l.. r. Dicka-
son. OF Illinois. other officers were
chosen as follows: Senior vice com
mander. j. Kent Hamilton. Of Ohio;
junior vice commpnder. G. G. Royce. or
California: chaplain-In-chlef. J. +.
Spence OF Tennessee; surgeonIn-Chief.
q. Lane Tannchill. OF Maryland
Colonel Nevins. a native OF New Jer
sey. was studying law with the late
Russell A. Alger, OF Michigan. when
the war broke out. and enlisted from
Michigan with the Lincoln cavalry. lie
rose 10 a commission with the seventh
Michigan ana the Twenty New
York cavalry regiments, and lost an
arm IA front Of Fort Stevens.
Commander-in-chief Burton's report
was read and stated that the members
OF the g. A. r. in good standing Dec.
81, 1907. numbered 225,io During
1907. 1922 members died. The COM
mander.in chief said the suspended"
list was very long and TO prevent
this recommended remission OF due
when member was too poor 20 pay
them.
The Woman's Relief Corps elected
Mrs w. L. Gilman. OF Roxbury. Mass.
prpeidcnt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

AZ New Orleans. Julius Lamps.
manager. Ale Wifi secretary aud
treasurer OF the Central Glass
company Of New Orleans. and John
Eckers. an employee Of that company,
have heen Indicted By the grand jury
on the charge of arson la connection
with fire which. about ten days ago.
burned over portion Or three blocks
In the business section Of New Orleans.
causing a lcss OF $i.500.Oo0.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
Hibbing, Minn, and Other Places
Safe Unless a Strong Wind
Comes Up.
HOPE FOR THREATENED TOWNS
Dying Down Of the Wind Checks the
Advance Of the Flames
Army of One Thousand Men Engage
In n Desperate struggle TO
Save Hibbing Locomo-
uves Haul Water.

Fighting against the wind, forest
nres that threatened momentarily TO
add six more range towns to tie black
ened ruins OF Chisholm and SNOWFALL.
practically the entire male population
OF the Mesaba region composed the
self-constituted fire brigade that strug.
gled iiercely all day and late into the
night TO save their homes and proper.
~. After raging fiercely all the after.
noon the flames died down with the
wind In the evening and gave the army
OF fighters a chance 10 rest after their
strenuous work.
Hibbing, Nashwauk, Bull, Bovey.
Coleraine and Mountain Iron. which
were considered doomed during the
greater part Of the afternoon, are safe
again until the wind reyiyes. There IA
still little promise OF rain, and strong
wind from any direction Will fan the
flames into a renewed menace.
All Hibbing Fights Flames.
At ] o'clock In the afternoon the
anxious watchers ON the southern edge
OF HibbIng saw the fres that had been
smouldering all morning near the city
begin TO leap and gain heedway under
the Influence OF a rising wind from
the south. The alarm was given and
soon all Hibbing fiocked to fight the
flames.
In few minutes huge tongues Of
fire reached across the Great North
ern spur south Of Brooklyn, the little
suburb 10 the southeast OF Hlbbing.
and bore down upon the residences In
the outskirts. From Drake K Stratton
Co. contractors. and the oliver Mining
company an army Of workmen has
tened to the scene OF the invasion They
lad been kept I'm waiting for just such
an emergency The city OF Hlbblng
and the township added their hundreds
OF lighters and with an army OF near
~ one thousand men the struggle
against tie flames began.
Flames Finally Checked.
Two drill pumps from the mines
were hurried to the scene and used in
beating back the flames. The oliver
Mining company sent ten locomotives
10 haul water for the fire brigade. and
at 4:3O O'Clock. when the confiagrntion
was at It's height and the struggle
seemed hopeless huge Cameron pump
was enlisted into the service aud the
flames were checked until the wind
died down and brought relief
AT a late hour az night there was
no Immediate danger TO any of the
towns on the range, as the wind had
died down and the citizens throughout
the country were ready TO combat the
flames ms best they could. But fires
are still burning around Hibbing,
Bull, Mountain Iron. Nashwauk.
Doyey. ColeraIne. Aurora and several
other towns. many Of them being al
most surrounded by the smouIdering
flames and thick. heavy smoke cover
ing the villages and towns almost 20
suffocatlon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
Asks sss,osf.4s4 for schools.

New York. Sept. l0.-At Its meeting
the board OF education adopted the
school budget for 1909 10 be submitted
TO the board OF estimate. IL asks for
S33. o31. 4S4.65 for the schools In the
coming year. an increase OF $6.25S.
521.00 over 1908. The committee re
ports that the Increase this year Is
chiefly due TO the proposed increase Of
teachers salaries. this alone making
an increase in the budget OF S3,2T3,-
1882.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Standish. Mich. Sept l0.--Roused
from their beds late at night by
the cracking OF flames In the forests,
Ave families in the Laurie settlement
near Au Ores were forced TO fee be-
fore the fire. leaving all Of their pos
sessions In the houses Most OF them
had hardly time to don their clothes.
A few minutes later the danes swept
over their property, licking up houses
crops and outbulldlngs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Long Branch. Sept. l0.-At a sher.
hrs safe for the benefit OF the cred
itors az r. H Thomas. tie former rae
ing man. HIS stable OF thoroughbreds
al Hoimdel. y. j.. estimated TO be
worth from 10000 TO $4,000, was
sold beneath the hammer for $1s.0T5.
Many OF the bluest Of all blue blooded
racers were among the lot and went
for fraction OF their value. Hermis
brought only 5000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Richmond VI. Sept iO.-The Rev.
Leonard w. Snyder. Of Norwood. O.,
was arraigned IN the police court here
fined S25. aud sent TO Jail FOR six
months on a charge Of dlsorderly con
duct following police Investigation
at the Instance OF parents Of Rich
mond children. He pleaded guilty
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Fort William, ont. Sept 10.-The
entire district is now mass OF forest
fires. which have approached right 10
the city's limit. The far side Of Mount
Mckay Is burned over, while fires are
raging NJ many points on the Indian
reserve near Grand Trunk and Pacific
property. From Hymers. mp the Cana
dian Northern, comes word that the
settlers are very uneasy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Another recordsbreaklng aeroplane
flight was made BY orvIIle Wright nc
Fort Myer near Washington. At
S:I5 he made the ascent, rose easily
In the air, and travelled with perfect
control. He clrcled above the parade
grounds fifty.eight times. and was IN
the air fifty-seyen minutes and thirty.
one seconds. his speed approxlmatlng
thirty. six OF thirty-elght miles an hour
This smashes all previous aeroplane
records.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Lnpecr, Mich. Sept o.. H. Gross.
secretary Of the Buick Motor Co.; w.
VI. Little. Buick factory manager, aud
X. +. Armstrong. all Of Flint. and l..
w. Collins. OF Chicago. we're arrested
for violating the auto speed law. They
were on their way 10 Port Huran and
not wishing TO be delayed Justice
Wright al once fncd them SO and
costs and thsy resumed their Journey.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
Cha-sed with stealing $4,000.

Cinctnfkti. o., Sept Wilhelm de
i,evy WIS arrested on the charge OF
undressing $4,000 from three banks
In Casontown, Ia. Warrants for the
mans arrest had been mailed TO Gin
cinnati by the UnIontown authorities.
II Is ellesed that the man was bank
cler8, and that he had failed 10 de-
posIt Va bank large sums that Hun
garian miners In Pennsylvania gave
htm for deposit.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

New Haven, Conn, sept. io.-Rep-
resentaiive George l.. T.iIley, who Gre
ated sensation last winter with his
charges against submarine boat com,
panIes, which led 10 an investigation
M Washington. was nominated for
governor by the Republicans u Con
necticuf.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

Traverse City. Mich. Sept. 10.--As
he arrived In the city with an automo-
bile resembling one stolen In Chicago
last week. william Tesnow. OF CHI
cago. was placed under arrest Tes-
now said he bought the car from a
visitor here FOR SOS and admitted that
he thought the car was stolen. n -
worth $500.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
Mitchell MAY succeed sargen,

Washington, Sept l0.--Some specu
lation Is being INDUCED IN as 10 the
successor To the late Frank +. Sargent
as commissioners general OF immlgrn-
tion. John Mitchell. formerly presI
dent OF The United Mine Workers o.
America, Is among those mentioned
Ills friends say II is extremely nm.
likely that Mr. Mitchell wants tho job
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12

NInskegon. Mich. Sept s.--Georgc
IA. Mason, head Of the Montague.
Mich. iron works. Il dead after
wesk's Illness lie mas rushed from
his hsIne BY boat 70 the hospital last
Saturday. but the disease had obtain
81 too great a hold.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
comnanr wa AM nad Lnok

Clayton. Mich, Sept Sire which
started Ia the plant OF the Hudson
Creamery Company, In csdmuth. to-
tally destroyed the structure Loss.
$1,000 The company had Just purchas-
- the plant and had occupied II only
four days. How the FIRE got a start u
mystery that has not yet been solved
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-12
TWO THUGS GET AWAY
Boarded and Are Thought To
he Counterfciters.


HiIlsdale. Mich, Sept. l0.--Two men,
who two weeks ago became boarders
az the residence OF Mrs. Lucy Nctha-
way, six miles east. left Monday. TAX
Ing with them gold watch. some cash
and an $50 certificate OF deposit. They
hired boy TO drive them TO Hillsdale
A sister Of Mrs. Nethaway discovered
the theft and drove 70 another station
10 intercept the men.
The latter jumped from the train
when she boarded II and demanded
her sisters valuables. and then climb
ed on the rear end as the train pulled
out thus eludlng the woman. Mrs.
Nethaway told the sheriff that the men
were working with dies and plaster OF
paris while at her home. and II Is sus
pected they are counterfeiters.