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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
ONE CT LIFE's TRAegplgs 5.
Sad Fate Of little Girl {ihI New York
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Sad Fate OF Little Girl in New york
.lV5cty! O14l0
New York. oct.u22.-Rectting oyer
to herself the little~*efse whiedi sac
was to have spoken before her class
in sc,apl; and VqlutchinE iH her Ra6di
a tfve-cent piece, the last coin Of
her mothers little store, with (which
she was to buy milk for ner baby
brother, Marian Meade. nine years
old, ran in2ff5nG Of a jtrB5if2esyd car and
was crushed to DEATH atoF
For some time Marian's father has
!, been out OF employment and for sew
eral days the family had beendn want
Of food. Agents OF. a charitable So
ciety found the family and furnished
food for Mrs. Meade and Marian The
last nickel of the family store Mrs.
Meade gave 10 Marian when She sent
her for milk for the baby. No one
knows just how the accident happened ),
-lbut when a policeman called fortvolun-
teers and a hundred men put tneir
shoulders to the car and turned il
over on the side there was no life
Elin the mangled little body under the
trucks. The nickel was still clutch
! ed in the little dead hand. .W
/ . Angry men and women made dem
Ionstration against the motorman' of the
car, but ne was rescued 10y the cpo-
lice and locked up on charge of
homicide Cit}st ii+ ~ -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
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HASKELL SUIT INVALID.
Attorneys Say that the Laws of Ne
hraska Not Conrlfad With.

Omaha, Neb. Oct. 21.-Tne $780,
OOOllibel suit whicn Governor TIa: kell
of Oklahoma, filed in this city last
week against William Randolph Hearst
has been pronounced invalid by promi.
nent attorneys who have examined the
II is pointed cut, that the laws Of
Nebraska allow no punitive damages
in a libel suit, and $500 600 Of the
amount asked in the pre- ent case is
punitive 1t is also pointed out that
the petition is not accompanied by
an affidavit of either GoresTs,la fIas
lkelI nor his attorneys, as is required
by the laws oftais STATE. Under the
Nebraska statutes tac suit, it is stat.
}ed, has ho}standing in. court qntil1ac
comphshed.s A. "a -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
GEORGIA FAIR ENDS.
n Has Beer One Of the Most Success


'''' full in years. -........ y.
Atlanta, Oct. "a Saturday night
the Georgia State Fair held at Pied
mont Park in this CITY, closed its
gates .1i4}.. l,. .t..ir -
Conducted under the auspices CT the
Farmers, union of Georgia, the fair
this year has met with success from
every standpoint, and when the big
gates are closed Saturday at midnight,
planse were at once undertaken for
another next year 4e .,.a.5
Everything has combined TO make
the fairoa success, and it. is not sur
prising that it has been. In the first
place. the weather, with the possible
exceptions Of two days, has been ideal
and the attendance in consequence
has been large and diversified.
The agricultural exhibits have been
the best ever shown. and have at
tracted statewide attention The ma
chineryas.' poultry, livestock and wo-
men shbuildings nave been equally as
good, and the Midway and races have
been far better. than, eyer before ~,
IN az
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
LlNcoLN's TOMB VISITED.
Eugene v. Debs Delivers Euogy on
the War President at Springfield. +

Springfield, III. Il Oct. .2l,-rwhen
Eugene V. Debs, socialist candidate
for president, arrived in his Red
Speeiar' he requested that wit1out de-
lay he be permitted to visit the tomb
of Abraham Lincoln.
Standing by the sarcopnagus CT Lin
coin, surrounded bysa group Of soeial>
ist candidates for state offices. from
governor down, Mr.. Debbs. delivered
an eulogy on Lincoln When intro
ducea to large audience at the court
house Mr.. Debs was termed the "Abra-
ham. ,I.ineoln~of -Modern--Fimes; ''----e-
Mr. Debs declared @that-the --sfaTa
power which loathed and despised
Lincoln, was no more heartles% than
the power of the capitalism Which
today holds. the w6rkingmen' Of the
natien in bondage.R 3%4'@oet :i';.;s''
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Saience ard Wheat.

Science has may aids and sugges
tions to offer to -ha luiufs whoasrpro
ducer. such as rotation of crops.
methods of seil tillage, seed selection,
etc.. by u cans of which wheat may
be profitably grown in a permanent
system; of agriculture. says the Cen
tury. The future should bring TO us
as much. sifi not more, knowledge Of
soil feftifii yatfaD has the past, and
such knowledge will eventually be-
come effective in the hands Of the
producer and put off the day when
population will cease to increase he
canse Of insufficient food supplies.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
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& SAVED EIVES OF PUPILS.
Che Amonepthe Thrilling Experiences
are of Late Forest FIres.d4 If Y


Bay City, Mich, Oct 2l-A sps-
cial to- the Tribune from r Alpena,i
MICH says afs gw eYgev Igo1 !;
Among the most, thrilling experien-
ces of survivors Of the Presque Isle
county foresi fires was that of Miss
Grace Barber, "a school teacher nine
t5en years pf age. whose, school, in
Krakow township, was in session as
the flames swept down upon the struc-
ture there: A terrifed farmer had
rushed into the building to give the
alarm Just as the rear Of the schc5l
house, caught fire. IA 1''' - ~ ~
The, young. teacher marshaled her
pupils In a double row the largest at
the head, and ordered them to remain
in close order and not to break tie
tie. She then directed the leaders to
head for a plowed field near by and
the column Started 7oni run. Miss
Barber bringing up the Fear 10 prevent
straggling.nG n9ns83T9uo9 jn2i9 9V
=. Burning cefnbers fell thick, but the
teacher kept the children crowded
close together, and every embef was
extiuguished the instant 1T fell upon
any aehfldis, clothing bisii odI II a91Gi
81 The fire. burned steadily for some
time; as the. blaze inithe tops of the
trees, ate its way: down i Soon animals
began TO- appear upon the, edge of the
field and during the night two bears
made their rdaPpearance.. "a fox dcame
in. as did alseI4 wildcat,odrabbitss
'partridgesa and, otnert game. .Buto the
animals kept we'll away from the ,ehb-
dren, not. even the hears. offering hos
tile demonstrations, ,ov uoq sa ,49vov
Id5 Miss Barber kept, her charges In
the lfieldTal7 Thursday ptght9 and in
the morning sent tnem home IN small
groups, plotting the, Smaller ones herr
Sell. .-... Trrs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
BRIDE TELLS STORY
Recent Tragedy on a Texas
1 and Pacific Train.
HUSBAND KILLED BY RIVAL
Mrs van lnseq Says, that souvy, the
Disappointed Suitor, Had Threaten
ed to Kill Any Other Man She. Mar
M ..sl,t ~ r. .
ried-8ouVy In Jail.

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2 PlaQuemine, La. Oct. -24.-Fabian
F. Bouvy who Thursday nignt shot
and killed Professor Frederick s Van
Ingen while seated by his bride of a
few hours on Texas and Pacific
train bound for New Orleans, is be-
ing guarded in the Jail here to pre-
vent possible violence. Bouyy. main,
tains.ua sullen silence. refusing to
answer, all questions.rrsa .-.,-ra -. -.
Mrs Van Ingen in telling the story
of the tragedy said:
"Bouvy persisted in calling to see
me, but l repeatedly. told him that
would never marry him He told me
If you ever marry another man
will kill him. ."sii i never seriously
thought he wouid3 do such a thing.
When. Il alighted from the train in
Alexandria, / fbuhd that Bouyy had
followed me. ]1LI never saw hiTn again
until We were boarding the train for
New Orleans. When he got on the
train he paced up and{down the aisle
like am insane man and finally seated
himself opposite Inc, telling me that
he was waiting favorable .5pp0rtuni-
ty to1kill. my husband. ]. told Fred
but he eionlys laughed and said there
was no danger. .o;@, 1@'t .-1
"A little later when my husband
reached (oyeH. half standing. TO get
something out of my satchel.. .Bouyy
quickly pulled a revolver from mis-
breast pocket and fired i think he
would have killed me too If my uncle
mad not got hold of his pistol. -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
1924 Anniversary =

princeton, n. J., Oct. 24.-The
z192d anniversary of the founding of
Princeton university was observed
here with appropriate exercises. AS
the result of a movement set on foot
/. by the synod of Philadelphia in 1888
to establish college to rank with
Harvard, Yale and William and Mary,
charter was granted by the province
of New Jersey on Oct: %, 1746, for
I such an institution. .l-t1'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
pesrerate EIGHT of Moros. /.

T. Manila, a,Gct. 277..9In a a.desperate
fight prcl6hged for hours ~ -oc-
5.j.clliTE9d FRIDAY in the -ShefjaT7d p1antaz
zion ;! near .Aiigah ,, Island -xsf17N 7N4indae
mao. nine-Fttfpino laborers,~a and their heir
superintendent also natiVes2SVere
6killei by1Moro marauders and four
other natives wounded, !. 3WAether or
not the attacking Moros suffered any
loss cannot now be. ascertained- Before
being driven off The .MQp7s 5succe4eedee1df
in firing the plantation stores which
were DESTROYED. at.9l Lereror nEa ala
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
DUEL TO THE DEATH:
Policeman and Cowboy Engage, in Pts
toI Battle-Both kiIIed.-a *

New Orleans, La Oct. 27.-'News
was received here of double tragedy
at Gulfport, Miss, in which COW.
boy belonging to wild west show and
a Gulfport policeman lost their lives,
While the show was packing. up,
preparing to leave for New Orleans ,,
Lon Seely the, cowboy! is alleged to
have ridden into crowd IF negroes,
beating them over the heads with the
butt CT his revolver.
Policeman Lee Varnadoe started in
pursuit of -SeelX, and both men were
lost to view in "a icloitd of dust. Later
their bodies were found ne2r the rail.
road, each body bearing a, single bul,
let wound and each mans, areYQlY}er
containing one, empty SHE'LL .,ca AZ
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
cuban PreaidentiaI1campaian

Santiago Cuba ,seOct. .seGener-
al Jose Miguel Gomez and Alfredo Zay-
as, respectively the presidential and
vice presidential candidates Of the "a
yalistas and Miguelistas, were given
an enthusiastic reception here Sunday.
Many people arrived in Santiago from
all over the island, as numerous .ex.
cursions had been previously arranged
Two coming from. as far as Havana
Several thousand persons took part in
the procession, estt nlGn 9dt 90 s9a2 .
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
VIII Hold Dummy Election !.

New Orleans, Oct PA move.
1mlelnt llit is on foot to hold a, dummy
presidential election on the 1Istanps OF
Panama. :, Booths will be- erected and
a Set OF commissioners, Watchers
ETC., appointed at each / of the big
towns. The total vote win be com
piled and the result ecabled to the sue
icessful candidate, Bryan or Taft. fcs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
d ALMOST BURIED ALIVE.
Physician savcu Kansas Woman from,
Premature Burial ,...-,~rr

B
Elfis, Kans.. Oct 21-Tne timely
Intervention of a physician, who was
not satisfied. with the appearance OF
the body, has prevented the burial
alive of Mrs Thomas Chapman, Six
ty years Old; who was supposed 10
have died suddenly of heart diseaSe e
q on Saturday
/ The body was prepared for burial,
but was not embalmed The funeral
was to have taken place at ,2;30 Tues
day afternoon.
"a few minutes before the coffin was
sealed physician requested pern-is-
Sion to see the body; An examination
confirmed the suspicious that the wo-
mans body was made rigid by sus-
pended animation, The woman was
removed from the coffin, placed in
bed and revived While her heart
is weak, it is believed that Mrs.
Chapman will recover.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Descendant. Tried Suicide i.

uaThomasville, Ga, Oct 21.-Jame5
9Wbitmore.,t a walter at the Three c
cafe took an ounce of .car6ouc acid
and physicians who were near at hand
by hard work saved his life. He was
despcndent over a love affair. He
HWrcte lettersin which ne Claimed. a
gih was Ethe 2caHse Of -ft~4afl. = His
-sfster and brother both committed sui,
eide some time ago.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
WHAT Ais Her cAickENis.n u

"A LADY, render 0f these Ii6tes hTing
at .Buckhart. i L.. writes IFqplrFlg,mhaf
may be the matter with her chickens
She states that SIX has Il number or
chickens which sta~ger. fall over and
have difficulty in getting on their feet.
but which seem to be perfectly wei
and edt as (gfeedily as Tire others " She
feeds her aotfltfS &oraSiihd '6htsf tisa6Ht-
.ly, the. fermer} with ngelfqu -rfaiis ahd
the .parilnlgs of aalls kinds of Vegetables
and fruits While our correspondent
does not say SO. # is Niikely that her
-chiekens-are- -kePt--ias ias-.rst sttaer-efose.cur
iinement, in which case fthe bill Of
fare given would llc. decidedly, insult,
ticient from the standpoint Of needed
nutrftive' elenaentS II" BefEg short IN
protein and animal food That this is
! quite likely the cause of. the trouble
seems! to be borne out by the faetfttat
the chickens, arel not sick. but have
good apnetites. When chickens run at
large they get animal and green food
in sufficient quantities. but where they
!, are closely confined these elements
should be. furnished Them In the shape
Of grass cuttings 3andIsme;ti scraps.
while bone. forming. inatefSal oin the
shape OF oyster. shell OF. greundIbonp
should be accessible. jfWhether. con
fined or not. il would be well to, sub
stitutel wheat screenings or rye in place
of the corn. while ID. the former case
green food and animal food should be
provided 1t is barely possible that
the trouble referred to may have been
aggravated by theh chickens roostihg
in damp and i'll ventilated coops OF
houses, il. which case the cause should
be removed. !. taaf da5N vffn III
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
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Hungry, People shiver in Cold

MuseQgee,. Okla. =. Oct. 24,r-Twenty
thousand persons shivered in a
cold north .windyin Muscogee Friday
without breakfast or fire as a result of
the washing out during the night of a
gas main: across the Arkansas river
here. There had been "a steady down
pour of rain forn3S hours: Several
railroad bridges, have been washed
away and many passenger. trains are
stalled near here -. - .1..i.is}
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

n5drest m metqoqgsss : o. iTl.earlng .posFs
'Ahicb wifi increase their length of
ertiee.% Some experiments have re
Emily ,beenE nEconducted along this line
t the Iowa,l experiment station with
he use of cfeosotei as a preserTative.
n, considerable, quantities Lcreosote,
which is a distillatelof either. wood or
iepl tar may, be purchased at IS cents
'erIga1len, which, counting S,92 pounds
o the galfoh, makes the cost of the
u9sefvative about 2 cents per pound.
IL PIE experiments above referred to II
faJ noahH Hhat'fwhite lcedar posts db-
lied, ,iu the process 4i5 pouhds,i soft
na1lE u 5.S,,: TpoundsI.J cott6nvtod So
'oupdsland green ash 1.G pou3ds-s iThis
npde the cost of treatipgs thei four diff
sEept. Ii kiipEdfs pEdfs of lP9sts reFpsetiY lxvg
Y:G G,A apd1, AZ 3;2, Gents eaeh, The. lestii7
nathd length 81 f'servicc OF the pntreat-
d White CEDAR was tIW'lee1i1v-e I'le1i1- Years, Of
he Itfeited twenty! five years, Of the
fhtl;eaSed' soft9 maple three years and
I'll the treated fifteen years. On the
lbQfe basis it is seen that in: theicase
Il the uHtreated and treated white sce-
laT posts the annual cost was respec-
tyely 1.72 cents and IL cents each,
E6iVe in the case Of the. soft maple ii
zasb3 cents. and ! As cents respectively
or treated and 'untreafed, posts, The
margin 5f'sa74Fihg resulting from treat,
pg posts1fh the above iifanhei. would
ibt be tapga%fof4 one post, bit would be
.efsiderable1iwere hundreds nof thou
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
cIfrns rfobt 1'I1,W,cntv Roun,ds

slifsah Frai9cfsco,l Cal Oct ,24-74AAb 2tM-Aba
aAtten and' Ad Wolgast have been
i matched to ,ght twenty rounds for the
fsatberwefght thampionshfp Of the
itwbrfd before the Jeffries club of Los
IAffgeles on the night of Novembersl0.
JAbteH, it is said, receives. a guaran-
jtaeef two thousand dollars win, lose
Ior ldraw. -. - lrs.,.,s..s,q q
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
DRAGGED ACROSS BRIDGE.
Remarkable Experience Of Negro
heryaf7 CoIIIs,1t1lIs p. ;i

Preacher at Columbus. .. ..'' II.
Columbus, Ga, Oct 24.-James
Etnerfdge ,hasnegro minister, residing
near EufaHla, .xAIa.Jai started to leave
an incornfpg. Central '}fJf 7GaGrsis pas
sengersI trainoiwhen qitnrdhde its usual
stop at Girards9eAlasetiand0 just as he
was inH the act OF steD1ing off, IT, the
train startled again. He held on to
the bars niomeHtaTilys and a moment
later the train had attained svch speed
that he. was afraid .toturn loose, still
clinging TO. the. platform, He was
dragged all the way across the Chatta-
hoochee' river bridge, a distance of
several hundred feet.TH1at 50 .f-'iit'@
That he. retained MS hold was re-
markabIe,3 but he did not turn loose
until the Georgia side was reached +,
when he Arto. the ground Is feet be
low His injuries will not prove ia.
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Killed by kiuhWaYr1an

# Portland, Greg. Oct. 21.-R. T.
-Burterworth jeweler of st. John,
a suburb Of this city, and a brother
of former Alderman William Butter
worth. of Chicago, was shot dead
Tuesday night by Eighwayman near
abfs Residence. The object of the
;jcrine was presumably to secure a
S559 diamond ring which Butterworth
wore. e.s4=u 7rT M=TGSa-T CO.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Appointed Superintendent

q San rancisco, Cal. Oct. 24.-Ac.
corGing to information at army head.
quarters in .tais~ city Major Harry Ben
scr, who has been stationed at Pre-
sidio here for three years, has been
appointed superintendent of the yell
lowstone National Park to succeed
General Samuel H. Young. -rr~,f-r
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
LEADING LAWYER suIclDEs.
Major Robinson, of Mobile, Takes His
stf Life-Comnunity Shocked. III

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Mobile, Ala, Oct t.uu27 Edward
Murphy Robinson one of Mobiles
most prominent citizens, and one of
the leading criminal and civil lawyers
of the south, a club man, former rep
resentative in the general assembly
of Alabama, and who mad refused
many political hohors, erded his life
Sunday afternoon by two shots from
a revolver in. his bedroom at his hand
some home on Government Street,
shortly after 8 o5clock.3 o- 1 &Iu
The news of, the tragic ending Of
this brilliant youngfl man, wren it
became generally Known throughout
the city, shue&edfeverg0ne.5.;- a'aGo
No reason for the}tragic. ending OF
his life has been giyen.JU tE a531.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Died In BootbIack.s Chair.

"a - Memphis, Tenn. Oct. 22-Edward
A. Woods, a mining operator o;
Briceville, Tenn. ;. was found dead on
"Wednesday in boStblack's S chair in a
corridor of a localahptell Mr.. Woods
has been in attendance upon ting, state
convention of the Independent Odd
Fellows, which is, hQldiIE1 A9three
days session in this city Woods is
about 40 years 5ff.. and Us Survived
by a wife and five eh1iar2nltxI2
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
.cslebra,s esth.!AnnIversary3

,n Ghicagog HISS Oct "a. -Af dispatch
ITO fthe Tribune from Terre Haute
ind, .saysati- 1.-The; sisters, ofgProvi'
tdenee at StQ Mary of the Woods, ,5vigu
reoHntyy Indiana celebrated TGhrsday
the l6Sth apniYersalyeof the foundation
Iof their mother Ehouse / in sAmerica.
Solemn religious ceremonies anu tSappro
pirate social festivities marked the
day ,',N .ss 9i'.,,1. ;.s..t.i.I5g
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

STEAMER BURNED; 4 DEAD.
Lamp Expodes Between, Decks and
fho Vessel in BurnAd

Lamp Explodes BcFween, DOCKS. ana
the Vessel in Burned. t.-,o.
J 1Newburg, y. Y, Oct. Pit was
definitely learned that four r@r1cas
perished in tae burning of tae Hudson
river steamer New York at Maryel,'s
shipyard here early Wednesday.
The names cf the dead are: .
Alexander Bran. 9..iaeta s;0 r.a,
Isaac Jenkins. ...., .-.. ....
James Jones. '
a. Joseph Matthews.
81 The origin Of tie fire is not yet
known, 2 but it is. stated that it was
caused by the explosion Of. lamp be.
tween decks.
The steamer cost more than $50, 900
and was heightened at a cost of for
ty thousand dollars.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Korea at Peace.

-. .Tol1ioa; Oct. 27i.e+Tliee .so-ealled inz
surrection-in Korea is practically end
ed The troops are still on active duty;
but the insurgents have dwindled to
merely a disorderly element. It is stat
ed that Prince Ito, former resident
general at Seoul, will probably return
to Korea early in November. Two
thirds of the japanese troops in north
oChina will be withdrawn in a few
odavsss rt. t,4ise ..s.-o
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Miita EmpIoxee disappears.

san FranciscU, Calf Oct. 266.--
Frank Pinkham, an employee of the
Tacoma Mill companys has Disappear
ed and officials Of the concern have have
asked the assistance of the poliqe in
locating him in, the; belief that -FIe As
responsible for a shortage that may
amount TO $50, 0Q0ass,e's.1 ,ee,i snAsae Z
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Fun.ea, lofr Captain H.ns1Rnuo1

Trenton vTshn.y oct9 b2sH ktftndo Q i1a
cd by ous[ ofbthe largest aeFowds saist tspnA'
ever assembled lhefei, tbgaunef8ltcof sIl"a
Captainq Quintin RankiSit ijr&Ko *A5sIuoA
murdered bysnightt rriderss as9wafn6f4t 1eH
Log Monday hight u was < n eldl here hSSs
"Wednesday morning. saHandFsd.tdotTSi a
floral tgibutsenwereI ssntfby sosfo%ins tflsdA
friends from all fsectiops Of thssstase btuods
and among those hesgatheredi aKtotSGd 3D.
grave were residents of ensarsss eveSS Il7v7
county OF vest sTennesseeo The yohngoo saj
{ widow OF Captain Ranktnsds pesstDo1 u
prostrated by the shock Of rhis sdasth :1sblod
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
The Continent q Le,n,I1ulIriass \

ThereIlwas also supposed to be g
prehistoric continent that occupied
the greater portion of what is now
the Indian ocean. Madagascar is said
to be a~remnant Oft. Scatter an
Englishman. has called this sc9gtinseant
Lemuria. after monkey like animals
said to have Inhabited it.ussl h4f1,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
7 Rlders Warn Afabana JUDGE

n. Birmigghaml Ala, Oct. %. T74pd.e
Samuel weaver, who has been issuing
raiders Warrants for alleged prohibif
tion violations has received a postal
card Informing 1nfin that a night riders
ioFganfz1saftfoh had Been formed and, that
he was on the list for attention If ne
was not more careful Judge Weaver
S says Us he wilp pay no attention to the
warnins:!qao9 81 litW. oil y73hHoo
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Head Cut of .byl Train.

igeMontgomery, Ala, - Oct. 21-Nor-
man Webb, railroad man, was kill
ed hy Western of Alabama train
here Tuesday night When found,
his head was cut of. He lived at
/ Phenix City Ala 7s.~ y1kaaza
free from germs. .,..~, 1so ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

i Evergreen, Ala. ;. Oct; 22.-The big
gotten ginnery. of. j.. B. Smith, five
miles cast of Evergreen has been de-
,stroyeh BY fire, .Twenty7seYen3 bales
Of cotton were burned. There is every.
Of i1cendiarism.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
j. Forest Fires Extinquished !.

Lexington ., KY, Oct. 24-Reports
from the eastern part Of the state say
rain which fell Friday and Friday
night, did much toward, extinguishing
forest fires Which have destroyed
many thousands of dollars worth OF
timber ? fencipg, etc. I a1s .ae,l