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CHAPTER X.-Continued.

oF little girl. he breatehed over
her whit" face dropped with
sciouS palhos against his big
per- Poor little girl-I'm sorry
ldnt mean to-honest-Tm sor.
He chat"d her hands gently.
don't know where your father
per, Are you hurt anywhere. or
you only tainted? God knows I
wonder. 1t was hcllish. Why.
child. your arm, 1t Is broken,
lue girl. ! didn't mean to-hon.
honest. I'm sorry"
rode mp painting. eyes blood.
cant find him, boss. They've
hin OF. dead or alive"
II so, Jim? Are you sure? How
% you follow"
must hav" followed the wrong
Il any one was ridin' double, II
'"e ones We were after, that's
'n'hs sure. The blamed boss
pulled clean away from us.
N'Sses were plumb winded any-
Ahd-therC's deader out there
lowering his voice; 81 found
r. came back"
,a' explains why no one was rid.
''o'e' said Langford, thought.
H." the gal. boss?"
uoh I know, Jim. don't know
to do now"
Eyes were full of trouble.
H., |b.. no use cryin' over split milk
H., iac. Bout as sensible as
~ 10 pick it up after it is spilt.
WI lind Williston this here
mat one thing sure. So well
! sJse Ne The little gal home to the
Bars with u.s."
h 'y.S were returning, silent,
,sr, ,u,sconsolate. They eyed the
] n'a'''ely. az Would they receive
u eehsure? They had worked
sn,,,, u al right. boys" said Lang.
'''ns ,ha away their gloom. But
'br0a e s,ri. There is no woman at
"'ee Bars. you know"
.y' you'd leave her out all night to
ps s anu the coyotes and the hoss
a sn ou'd you," interrupted Jim,
ain, e sarcasm, lest because
, pas no srowed-up woman at the
li,,n s What dye think Willis.
atra,., gard care for style? She
Q IN us OIL grizzled fellers.
pron " .ne Lord there won't never
-von -v"eu'up woman at the Three
iba, p' mats what l hope. ri
Just ' ,, ,mouse'haired gal reporter
a 'asI n",.., turrible fussy, and 1 think
ap' anyway"
>. u pick up that fellow vii, ~,
taIa strap him to his horse. and
ut ha,, ,.i, along" said Langford.
bs, 1ei,eve se,. he's dead"
,g ca.nnv ,u,,ow?' asked the Scribe,
ga : casually about.
''''' had unconsclously ridden
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'..,s,A. c Mc,1lurs 4 Co, iU'. !,
sYNoPS SIS.

Uillston. a poor ranChman.
.cd and cultured. searches Tor
Iisi,r from his TanCh-thc Lazy
!" wooded spot In tn" rivers bed
Lld have been AN island had the
!, bcrn at high water. h" dis-
n b,rd of horse thieves engaged
kinr over brands on cattle. II"
r., rruugl to not" I'll" chang
H. .sTlrr. liars" brand on one
trr = T." brand, Paul Lang
"A. rlrI owner ut tn" ThT""
n informed ~ tho operations OF
IN ~ rntiIr Ihi"v"s-h band OF
headed Iy Jesse Black, who
H. daHrd II" law and authort-
4 Erm1h county. South Dakota:
H. l. struck with IN" beauty OF
. .nmmonly known ~ "Williston'-
e,l' Louise Dale. an expert
s,s,orr,rn.f. who had followed
l. Iudru Hammond Dale. from
IN tnr "Bakotahs." and who
n with Hu al Wind city. Is
rJ by the county attorney,
4 Gordon 'n come 10 kcmlh and
r..rimuuv I'm the preliminary
Of less. Black. Jim Munson, in
Al tho train FOR Louise. looks
f.rJ or rttfl. being shipped by
hfpVr uuI in"rc detects old
4 we'll krnuu "oru"ry' steer be-
10 his ,muIoy"r uf tn" 'Thr""
',snrE. Manson and Louise start
.raH Crowds assemble In JustiC"
I'm MrAIlts'"t's court for tn"
Itsfy hrar.uE Jess" Black
the ur,t ~ many great sur
waiyinE examination. Through
anderson. member Of the out
.re hs Lad learned that the
klag" bII h""u recovered and thus
y uplrssnnsS uf nEhtinE against
bound over Richard Gordon, the
attorney who IL unpopular be
ri his many failures to secure con
! n court wins tho admiration Of
Ufirh H. mutual County Attorney
arrump8uirs l.nuls" Dial" on her
10 Wind civ II" tells her OF tn"
tiniments uf his Office. OF witnesses
" be- brib,I aud Of the system Of
trr with Justice which prevents
bm securing conviction. "" has
H. sympathy While Williston
.in the light iu his door at night "a
hired at him The hous" is attacked
battle cusU-s h,.twcrn williston and
Lshtrr, uu one side. and the out
y the Uiuer The house IL set
As an Outlnw raises his rifle to
Ei'Iiston shot from an unknown
piffres his arms aud tn" rifle falls
ground Aid las com" To willlston.
and his daughter are captured and
lvay By IN" outlaws. Jim Munson
night heard m" shots. discovered
lack IN Nllli.tuu's house, hurried
Three Bars ranch and summoned
10 and his brave men to the res
vas l.anEturl who fired the shot
saved WillIsiun'S life. I.angford
Mary from her raptor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
SMALL CROWD
HEARD TAFT'S
FIRST SPEECH
Only 500 People Attend Re-
publican Nominees First
Rally in Virginia-Rally
Managers Claim Railroad
Facilities Responsible For
Small Crowd.
BY Associates Press.

Hot Springs, Va, Aug. 21.-William
H. Taft, as campaigner, made his
first appearance today before an au-
dience of between four and five hun
dred Virginia republicans, who made
every effort TO express approval Lack
of railroad facilities was given as the
cause for the small number in attend
ance. Both Representative Slemp and
United States Marshal Allen, who ar
ranged the program, went on record
as declaring that if the rally had
been in any accessible place, 10000
people would have been present
q wonder how an ilEnatUred man
would feel in crowd like thiS2' was
the first sentence of Taft, after two
Introductory speeches had been re
ceived with enthusiasm, and a shout
of approval was his answer
Throughout Taft was literally ap-
plauded. After the speech making
was concluded, Mr.. and Mrs Taft
shook hands with the cOmmOnest part
of the rally for more than half an
hour.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
RIVAL MERCHANTS
KILL EACH OTHER
By Associated Press.

RobinsvilIe, Miss, Aug ELL b
Suber and J. II. Gilmore. rival mer-
chants fought duel with pistols in
front of the formers store here last
night Suber was shot in the breast
His pistol failed TO go off. but he re
treated TO ais store and, Selling d
shot gun, emptied the contents into
GiImOre's back as the latter was Ieav-
ing the scene.
The wounded men were taken 10
Memphis hospitals on a special train.
Both Will die.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
BOIL WEEVIL
SPREADS IN
MISSISSIPPI
Has Already Inflicted Great
Damage in Mississippi
Cotton Belt The Wet
Weather in July and Aug
uSt IS Responsible For It's
Rapid Spread.
AZ Associate. @-ass.

Birmingham. Ala. Aug. 2I--A spec
iaI from Jackson, Miss. says:
The Mexican boil weevii is spread
ing rapidly in the southwestern sec-
ton of the state and before the end
of the present month will cross tn1
western borders of the counties along
the Illinois Central road between JaCs-
son and the Louisiana line, according
TO the reports of special agents Of the
United States department Of agricul-
ture. bureau of plant industry, who
have been engaged in inspection work
during the past week
The rapid spread Of N Wecvil 3 At
tributed 20 the wet weather duTi3E the
latter part Of July and the early )art
OF August. the period Of 3TeCipitaji ,r
followed by high tempera eure having
been very favorable 10 the proroEd-
ton Of the pest
That the WorviT UiII reach the west
bank Of the Pearl river befg.s the
close OF the wear and Ii~0 eXten {
nOrrhward as far as the southern p9It
of Kinds county now seems we'll niE1
assured. and rho farmers in the III
tested territory have fully nIIe ID
their minds that they must cope with
tFso nest during tho latter 8arC IF the
present season and then fc~ IN m
definite perid-
The vecyil is inficting cre7r cam
qca IN tho counties Of Wilkinson.
Adams. Nmira- jefferson an Frank
lin. and will 20 across the Hords- into
Pike. Claiborne. Co3iah. Ti4co'1 and
Kinds before the close Of The month.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
English DanSeuse Engaged to
Wealthy London Gentleman

stateliest mansions of England Some
of the smartest people in society
were asked TO meet the danSeu-e
there.
1t is learned that the duke, who Is
one of the wealthiest peers IN Eng
and, has arranged 10 settle a large
sum of money on Gence, making the
danseuse independent for lie Genee-
after her American contracts have
been fulfilled. intends to retire 10
private life The date of the Wedding
has not been fixed. Genee Is a pro-
tegee of Queen Alexandra aud aften
visits her majesty.
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PARTY
NOT TO BE TRUSTED
People Cannot Afford to
Trust the Execution of
This Great Work TO a Par
ty That is So Deeply OBJ
Iigated to the Protected
Interests.
Bv Associated Press.

DeS Noines, Ia, Aug. 21.-ComDar-
Ing the attitude of the two dominant
parties on the tariff question. William
]. BRYAN. the democratic candidate for
the presidency at the baseball park
tonight. before a vast audience, fired
the first gun of the campaign. He
attacked the republican promises Of
tariff revision. and asked if the demo
cratic party was not justified when it
included in its platform the dccIara-
ton that
The people cannot safely entrust
the execution Of this important work
to a party which is 80 deeply obligated
to highly protected interests as the
republican party
Mr.. Bryan and his party arrived this
morning and was met AT the depot by
Navor A J. Mathis. of Des MOines.
Mayor Sears, of Sioux City, Jerry Sui
livan, National Committeeman Wade.
Fred f. White. democratic candidate
for governor, and many other promi-
nent Iowa democrats.
During the day Bryan visited Gov
ernOT Cummings and thestwO INDUCED
in pleasant repartee for ten minutes.
Bryan left DeS Moines tonight for
Chicago, where he will remain three
days and hold few conferences with
campaign managers
While Mr. Bryan was speaking this
evening the temporary platform on
which we're seated several hundred
people collapsed. Nobody was hurt
and there was no panic. but Bryan
was interrupted five minutes while ar
engagements were made for him to
continue speaking, 80 flashed his
address from the grand stand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
CITY IS GUARDED
BY LOCAL OFFICERS
There is Little Danger of
Further Trouble Com
plants Have Been Re-
csived From Small Towns
of Possible Trouble, But
Little Importance is At
tacaed to Them.
. az Associated Press.

SprIr held, Ill, Aug. 21.-Six more
dndictpf nts against alleged riot Iea>-
ers We returned today by the jury
investi 4kting last weeks lawlessness-
The iE3 ctments charge twenty sep
crate a lenses, all predicated upon the
trouble Il Hoper's restaurant, and were
.identic.z with those returned against
Kate Fs5uard yesterday.
Judgl Creighton fixed bail at $1,000
for eaCk Indictment
Amofs the witnesses today was
Harry .oper. II is stated tonight
that Id made important revelations
to the brand jury.
The SrnaII towns of the county con
tinue to ne danger spots. At Buffalo,
a viliaEfe fifteen miles from here, the
following notice was posted at the IL
terurbaS railway station:
"AlI figgers warned out of town by
MondaI II m. sharp.
1t is 4 gped, Buffalo Sharp%hool
ers-"
Con .nts filter in daily from mn.
ing tCv.ns from whites and blacks
alike. she city is guarded tonight ~
deputy 'heriffs AID police, with the
Seventh infantry held in reserve.
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A NEWSPAPER MAN
WANTS TO BE GOVERNOE
3" Associated Press.

New Orleans. Aug PA special tC
the TimeS-DCmOCTat from Houston
Texas, says
Texas has new candidate for gov
eTnOr. who aspires to the highest OF
fee in the state without regard Il
party affiliations. Scuddy Richardson.
who has served as Il reporter on
many Southern papers, ha~ issued q
formal announcement of his caudi-
dacy for chief executive on an alto
gethcT unique platform
With the help Of God ] intend 10
be governor" SAYS Mr. Richardson in
his announcement. Il enter the race
seemingly handicapped cut off from
the great parties that have ruled the
land: put | shall win, as God is with
me, and I stand for what i right"
Mr. Richardson opposes prohibition.
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JEROME WILL THWART
HARRY THAWS PLANS
BY Associated Press.

PlttSDurg, Pa, Aug 21.-That Dis
triCt Attorney Jerome OF New York
viii leave nothing UndOnP to thwart
the move to have Harry X. Thaw de-
claTed sane was made apparent when
it became known that the law firm of
Lyon, Hunter K Burke, of which Con
gresham James Francis Burke is a
member, has been retained by Mr. Je-
rome to represent him in this city It
had been reported that this firm wa
retained TO represent the Thaw credit
OrS. 1t Is said that Mr. Jerome Will
come TO PittsbUrg for the hearings in
the bankruptcy proceedings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
Chief SPEECHES
IN DIXIE LAND
Prohibition Party Announces
Speaking Dates in Atlanta
and Louisville-Will Be
Prominent on Prohibition
Day" Programs at State
Fairs.
ev Associated Press.

Chicago, Aug. 2t.-Arrdngements
were completed today by the prohibi-
dicn national committee to hold the
three largest meetings of their cam
paign in the south. Eugene w. Chain,
prohibition presidential candidate,
will speak on Prohibition Day. Octobc-
10, at the Georgia state fair, SeptGm-
der Is, Aaron s. Watkins, viCe-pTeSi-
dental candidate, Will speak at At
ianta. and two days later he will be
ahe principal speaker on the PrOhibi-
ton Day program at the Kentucky
state fair. at Louisville.
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Special to The Journal.

London, Aug. 21-NlIe- Genee. the
danseuSe- Is engaged TO Frank ISlitt,
a wealthy LOndOneT who is trustee
and family lawyer for the Duke of
Newcastle The Duke and Duchess Of
Newcastle have been interested in the
danseuse for the past three years.
Mr. Isitt represented Lord Francis
Hone throughout his lordship's nego-
tlaions for divorce from Nav Yohe.
The details of the engagemeur were
ARRANGED on Sunday while Genee WIS
a weekend guest of the Duke mi
Duchess at Clumber House, one of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
She Poses in ''AIfOgether" at
Sunrise While Artist Paints

the shadows, and finally bring her
into bold relief a. a statue Of ivory
outlined against the sky
Taking MS scat on tae slope the
artist paints ike mad He has TO
rush his work. because the sunshine
stops for no man. and the light effecfs
change constantly. Each morning this
work is begun before + O'Clock so
the exact effects Of the sunrise can be
caught
The picture il nearing cuanpIption
The picture Is to be sent east within
short time.
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~ Associated Prsss.

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug 2I.-Accord-
ing 10 a rumOr from the wiId= %
Brown county today Sunrise" is be
ing depicted in a unique way An ar
list Of national reputation whose ideD-
--tv J. not disclosed. Is said TO be
painting = Sunrise" N the shape Of d
beautiful nude woman standing on the
crest Of one Of Brown county's noun
TaEu=
Every morning the model remains
devoid OF clothes until the first rays
OF the morning SUI begin dispeIHng
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
NEGRO IN JAIL
AT GREENVILLE
Special 10 The Journal.

GeOrgiana. Ala. Aug. 31.-Mack Hol-
fSand, the negro accused of attempting
TO assault a little white girl at Avant,
is in Jail at Greenyille
When the negro was first captured
Sheriff Irwin took him across the
country 10 ReptOn. He went by Flo
matOn and passed through here for
Greenville. where the prisoner was
put in Jail.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
BREST GETS BUSY.
BY Associated Press

y AssOcI9ted pTess
BTest. Aug 21--AssuTaHccs having
been received by the authorities here
that certain transatlantic steamship
lines would be willing 10 consider the
question Of making BTesr a port OF
call. If suitable accommodation were
provided, the authorities have voted
large credits for the construction Of l
deep sea harbOT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
UNION OIL COMPANY
INCREASES ITS CAPITAL
BY Associated Press.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 2l.-At their
meeting at Oleum yesterday, the
Union Oil Company directors took the
final steps to increase the company
ca italizatipn from S1Q00Q,000 to $50
100000 The regular special dividend
was declared payable Sept &c. The
directors declared a dividend of two
dollars a share, payable out of the
surplus earnings. The regular month
" dividend of so cents a share was
also declared.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
Chances are Bright.

Senator Bankhead. who is well post
ed upon the political situation, be-
lievc= the chances are good for a
Democratic victory in November
in my opinion" said Senator Bank
head. we haven't had such bright
prospects of success since 1892 as We
have this year
The entire country is tired of Re
publican rUto and the people are rfpe
for a change. 7 am confident of dem
OcTatic success on NOvem Der 3rd. and
believe that William Jennings BRYAN
viii be installed aS master Of the
White House on March 4th next"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
Negro Miner
LynChed at
Pratt City
By Associated Press.

Birmingham. Ala Aug 21-An-
thony Davis a nOn-union miner. whose
house was Jynamited at Pratt City
Wednesday night. mas just been
Iynched by a mob Of union miners near
Pratt City.
Davis was ambushcd near his home
tonight, and a number Of shots fired
into his body, Indicating that a band
Of men made the attack. Apprehen-
sion Of further trouble is keen all over
the district.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
PICAYUNE EDITORIAL
WRITER GETS go"
BY Associated Press.

Jackson. Miss, Aug PA special
to the Daily News from Brandon.
Miss, announces the death at that
place of Colonel William Walker. edi-
torial writer of the New Orleans Plea
yune for the past thirty years and at
one time editOT-in-chief of that paper
He was about sixty-five years of age
and native of Alabama.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
FRANCO HAS RETIRED.
RN Associated Press

Sy Associated Press
Lisbon, Aug. 21.-It is announced
here that the former premier, Senur
Franco, has absolutely decided not I
reappear in the political arena, de-
spite statements TO the contrary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
Says Democrats Have the
Best Chance to Win
Since 1892.
THE SENATOR WAS
IN CITY YESTERDAY
Passed Through Here on His
Way to Soldiers Creek on
a Fishing TRIPLE Will
Probably Return Monday.

That the Democrats have the best
chance of success since 1892 TO elect
president, is the belief of United
States Senator }. II. Bankhead. of
Alabama. who. in company with Rit-
tonhOUse Moore, OF Mobile, passed
through the city yesterday Both
gentlemen arrived on the O'Clock
train ana after spending a few hours
in the city departed for Soldiers
Greek, in Baldwin county, wbeTe they
will be the guests Of J. II. Randolph
at bis pretty home there.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22
On Pleasure Trip.

Senator Bankhead and Mr. Moore
are on a pleasure trip. which win pos
sibIy terminate Monday. They had
been contemplating d trip to the Per
dido Bay county for several weeks. or
since AIabamians recently visiting
there returned and reported the ex-
Cellent fishing 10 be enjoyed, and when
Mr.. Randolph. an intimate friend. eX-
tended them an invitation they accept
ed and started out Thursday might for
Pensacola.
Yesterday morning they took a car
in the CITY and went to the PeTdidO
depot, where they boarded a train
over that road for a portion of the
trip. They viii be met by a launch
and taken TO Mr. RandOlph's home.
FaVOrS Good Roads.
Senator Bankhead is an enthusiast
on the subject of good roads, and dur
ing his service in the lower house of
congress was prominent as one Of the
advocates for good public roads, as
well as improvements of rivers and
harbOTS.
inasmuCh as the question of bonding
the county for 100000 is now before
the public and is to be voted upon in
November. some have suggested that
Senator Bankhead be invited to deliv-
or an address here upon JuIs subject
when he returns Monday. II is the
belief that he would accept an invita-
tiol extended by the chamber of COM
meTce, and remain in Pensacola Mon
day. leaving Monday night instead of
at noon, and this would afford ample
time for him to speak upon this sub
iect
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22

To reach al Of the peo=
pie, use both the DAILY
and the WEEKLY JOUR-
NAL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-22

: response to The Journals appeal for Bryan
N fund has been a fine and II shows the fol-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-12

porary success. will eventually react to
the detriment, not only of those who en-
ploy them, but to the party organization
as well. There is a power for evil i'm
the political machine, a menace to our
free institutions, a cOterie of men with
an eye single to the preservation of the
political party and another eve single tc
the preservation Of the political officers
organized to control the party. When
they are strong enough to control the
mate the convention. and the delegates
chine slate, and then try to convince
themselves that they name the ticket
1t is said that Senator Kearns organ
lied a political machine, and that the
present one wa organized in opposition
to the keaTns machine, but the OPPOSE
ton to the kearns machine was but as
the rustling of the leaves compared to
the opposition TO the methods of the
present organization. II controls our
primaries, writes the slate, and dominates
the convention, and. above all, il brings
to bear upon voters and delegates influ-
enceS which should be far removed from
the political life of Utah. Its methods
gave an excuse for the organization of
the American" party. and its subsequent
acts have demoralized the national par
ties in Salt Lake county, driven thou
sands OF loyal Republicans and Demo-
Gratis into the American" party, where
they, by their votes. register their dis
approx al to machine methods. The vote
in Salt Lake county for the last four
years bears out this statement.
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Assessment Notice,

SILVER KING CONSOLIDATED MIN
ing company of Utah Principal place Of
business. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the directors held on May Z, 1903. an as
sessment of ten O0D cents per share was
levied on all the issued and outstanding
shares of the capital stock Of said cOrpor-
alton. payable on June II. 1908, 10 @. w
Browning, secretary Of the company, at
rooms 40-2 Atlas block, West Second
South street. Salt Lake City, Utah. ANY
stock upon which this assessment may re-
main unpaid at the close of business on
June II. 1903. will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction. and un-
less payment is made before viii be sold
on June 90. 1903. to pay the delinquent as
sessment together with the cost of adver-
Using and expense Of sale.
G. w. BROWNING. Secretary.
Office 401-2 Atlas Block, Salt Lake City,
Utah.