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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-09-17
Wanted-By young married couple,
suite of furnished rooms. or unfurn-
ished house. Address, Drawer r.
9-3-19 pd.

Kodol will, without doubt, make
your stomach strong and will almost
instantly relieve you OF all the symp-
toms OF indigestion. 1t will do this
because It fs made up of the natural
digestive juices Of the stomach 30 COM
bfned that It completely digests the
FOOD just - the stomach will do 1t, so
you see Kodol can't fail to help you
and help you promptly. It is sold here
BY Spragus's Pharmacy.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-09-17

House and lot to trade for horses
and cattle or either. Brunk- Williams
Realty Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

FynoHth fGI Hb.+ ApTdi g. $50 n-Matesc OBJ New York
'lDLaI,aT d fp april S-Cretc Br). New York for Naples
AAInt~erp April Zealand d3r. New York via Dover
IBleIs Apr1I S-5anges Cf3). New York for Calcutta
Ferha5R4ueo aR9 April 6-Brantwood GD. New York for
Maulmsi3 april 6-Mutlah CBD. New York via Aigi.r.
calicut April e-crostafels Ger. New York via Kur-
Yokohama Ma March slHelene Rickmerr caeD. New York
sinEspore April s-swaz dBr). New York via Algfers
and Colombo for Hong Kong
SAILED
IA'epo9l April s-Etruri4 CBr). New York Queens
Cher6ogrg April 3. m-Kronprnz wihslm Ger
Eio Dc Jsneiro april 7serra Blanca (Brl New York
eNuI1aIlpIon April {. m--Kronprinz wilhelm (Cier
New York York via Sherbourg: II 70 . m. Adriatic CBrI
- NeW YORK va CheTbourg and Queenstown
Para; april 6-Hyanthes CBrI Boston and New York
Hamburg. April 7-Hernione (Rr) New York
Barr, April 7--Bsrra (BrJ. York
Swansea. April Jersey City CBr). Nsp York
Barbados. April e-TaEus (Brl from New York va
Kingston, etc for Southampton
Gibraltar, Arrl IJssertc (zrl Yokohama etc to- N.v
Sarss ard Genoa $50
L.sa-4 .p,il E-Aroola 1sr. New Y.-k fer Hat.e ~,
Dunk!rk Amercan Dutch New York for Antutrp
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
UPTOWN PLOTS SOLD
TWO PLAYHOUSE DEALS.
Plans Filled for Structure to Replace
Sinclair House.

Operators and investors were more active yester-
day In the upper West Side districts than in any
other sections. Lowenfeld & Prayer sold A plot,
55x991 II feet on the north side of 42d St. $50 feet
east OF eth ave. Reynolds & Mcmahon sold Nos.
25oS and 251O 7th ave. five story apartment house.
on q plot 4Ox1O0 feet, to Lowenfeld Prayer ". A.
Charles s Brown & Co. sold for Miss Ella Greene
dwelling house 25x94 feet. 1t is a Sailors Snug
Harbor leasehod.
The Realty Transfer Company has sold new
six story elevator apartment house, on plot losN
125x99 911xS2 feet at the southwest corner of Ham
ilton Place and 144th st. The buyer is an investor
Albert l.. Lovenstein has transferred title to q
tract of about twenty-five acres fronting on the
northery side of Ferris and adjoining the
Waring estate tract at Throgs Neck, to James G..
S. Henderson for S125000.
Plans have been filed for the proposed office and
mercantile building-to be erected the site OF
the old Sinclair House. at the southeast corner of
Broadway and Sth ST. for the Sinclair Realty
Company as owner It will be IL shaped
structure OF sixteen STORIES 2l2 feet high, the
Broadway wing fronting 500 feet on Broadway
and 1923 feet Sth St, and the Astor Place wing
having a frontage of 81 feet and depth of 90
feet.
The building will be OF steel skeleton hreproof
construction, with facades of brick trimmed with
limestone and terra Gotta, the design being of the
French Renaissance type finished with a series
of bays with pilasters and having ornamental cor
nces fourth thirteenth and sixteenth stories
The building is to cost 100000 The architect is
William H Gompert.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
GOOD PRICES AT ADAMS SALE.
J. Arthur Fischer Pays $35, 1000 for Seventh
Avenue Parcel.

Good prices were paid yesterday for the parcels
of the estate of Albert ]. Adams sold in the Real
Estate Exchange salesrooms by Bryan L. Ken
nelly Mr.. Kennedy sold No. 344 7th ave. a four
story and basement brick building, on a lot 19S6i
feet to ]. Arthur Fischer for 500O No. James
Slip. southwest corner of Water St. three story
frame building with store a lot 223x39 4X21Sx
S8l1 feet, TO c. F. De Casanova for $3.50; and
Nos. Alb and Ais East saith St. two four story tene-
ment houses, on a plot 49.6xsS8 feet, to James D.
Freeman for SoSOO0.
Mr.. Kennedy also sold No. 1914 to S Borden ave.
Long Island City, one story frame buildings with
three stores. plot +4xlS feet. 10 John Nc
Cornick for $1,000 He also sold at voluntary
sale No 25 West III st st, five story triple fat
house on a lot 25x1OOu feet, to G. j. Nagle for
s34 200; No. 1S Prince St. SIX story building. on
a lot Is Sx95 feet, to NJ Rosenthal for $4,000; No.
425 West 18th St. five story tenement house with
stores, 2411x92 feet, TO Mrs. Carl Schubert for
1880
The parcel No 163 West 4Sth st. five story
double hathouse with store, 25xloo.S feet was bid
in at $50 0OO and Nos 20S and 20 East 9Sth ST. two
four story tenement houses with stores, were bid
in at SIS, 900 each
The auction offerings to-day will be follows:
BY James L Wells: 484 Pearl st. $. ~ # n
Madison 25x12O sx24 5x11s; sty front and rear
By Joseph Day: i72 to IT'S Houston st. 1st
ave, 92x25. .4xss. .5x25IO: sty tenement house and
sfGFf si BoWe4s w5'a s at1ys al ardsn ref partition
90 SSs TO SSs s9 ng arem n River reg to- 10th
x25x2O11o sty brk factory and vacant; Guardian
Trust Brk al; Hotchktss q B. attys
Malcolm Sundheimer, ref: amt due. SSO.65l 49, taxes
etc So 92I SO. prior morris aggregattng $4,000
Amsterdam cor Hath st 5011x1OO; sty
hathouse and store; Ward agt william oppenheIn
et al; Forest B C Paskus ref; amt due
s25 So3 93 s1319; sub to mort Of $50 900
1O5 18TH st. n s. so Of Park 1S.9x10O.1 II
2 dwg house: E H Ogden Lumber Go agt E & Haw-
thorne Building Co ct al; q C Fry atty; II Vein
handler. due. 81 $40 70; taxes etc SIP "a
sub o morris aggreEating $4,000.
Of 5th 7Oxaa1o; vacant; S Cram. tr etc agt
Herman Aaron G. z Weller atty Frederick Dur
gan, ref; amt due s2e431 "a: taxes etc. 1926 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
LEASE A 5TH AVE. STORE.

The Lexington Avenue Company has leased to
Roberts &. Kriger the store adjoining the corner
store in It's new building at the southwest corner
Of 5th ave and 14th St, for term Of years. NJ
L. Hess were the brokers'
NJ & L. Hess have also leased for Charles Bro
gan 10 Danenbaum Brothers 10000 square feet IN
the building No. 81 to SO West 20th St; for the
Realty Holding Company to the American Rain
Coat Company 5000 square feet in the building
Nos so and 80 West 18th st, and for Henry A Dix
&, Sons Co TO F. J. Emmerich Company S,5Ot
square feet in the building No 154 to S West 18th
ST The leases are all for term of years at a
rental aggregating about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
6FtNrEREzS ST roWbMEN
T R3z-

they go to school they can't have any luncheons.
Some of the children had to be clothed. too.
Sometimes I'd undress child and find 1t had
nothing on but A little calico dress and a worn
sweater said Miss Tully.
And did the parents ever pawn the new clothes
you gave the children?"
mo. the children always came back wearing
the new clothes. Sometimes child has played
little tricks get hat something 1t didn I
really need, but that hasn't happened often. what
we want to do now-some twenty young FLUSHING
women and lis to get that house across the street
and have a little centre here we can gather the
children in and teach the girls to make their little
garments and so on. But of course that will
take some money"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
REALTY NOTES.

Jesse T Meeker has leased for Brill Brothers TO
Max Herzka for a term Of years the store and
basement No 143 West 10th st. for use a res
taurant.
space in the City Investing Building: Spencer &
Co. John Convile and Harry T. Stewart and the
Ambursen Hydraulic Construction Company.
Brill Brothers have leased a store at Nos. $40 and
s42 Broadway. southeast corner of 18th St. for a
term OF years to Lester & Lester. clothiers.
In part payment for the block front the west
side of Broadway between 140th and 141st SITS. ex-
Governor Levi p Morton gave to Gross & Herbener
several Brooklyn parcels.
The Etagloc Holding Company is the buyer Of
No. SO Mercer st. sod recently by Morris Franklin
Joseph Wittner is the buyer of the northeast
corner of Eighth ave and 21st st. 5o7x1oo feet
sold by Charles Laue. George Backer was the
broker. The buyer will build on the immediate
corner, 7sxlo0 feet. six story elevator apartment
house, and the adjoining lots two six story
'walk-up'' houses. each 4ox1OO feet.
The H. H. Fuller Realty Company has leased for
Leopold Schwartz to the City Boot Backing Com
pany the store at the northeast corner of Broadw
and 26th st, for term OF years: in conjunction
with W. s. Burrows & Co. for the Chds Com
pany the fourth floor in No. Il West SD St to Hor
gan & Slattery.
w j. Wilgus. formerly vice-president Of the New
York Central Railroad. in charge OF the engineer
ing department, has taken a five years lease NJ
haIf or the westerly wing. the fifteenth floor of
the City Investing Building. The agency denar+-
ment of the Travellers Insurance Companv has
also leased space in the same building for five
years. " N0
Tucker. Speyer Co. have rented the s+ora or7
basement at NO. los to lis West 26th ST. for John I
6eFaty 10 the Fullerton-Case COMPANY for ton
years at an aggregate rental OF about $50 oOo
Alfred t. Toussaint has leased for Misc at,
Scott the four story dwelling house No ~ - -
18th st. -'0 ITO "est
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

the Munson IS Line, with Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Tintoretto C3r. Mathewson Santos March 10
Icons & rs with passengers mails and mdse. Arrived
steamer Utona (sr,. Miller. Trieste March Is Finn.
cabin ana 442 passengers ana mdse Ieft
Steamer Talsman Clorl Olsen Demerara March 2e n
J. = & Armstrong, with sugar Arrived the Bar at
steamer Havana stevens Havana April and Nassau
passengers mails mdse Arrived at the Bar ar 545
steaiaer @ Finland Bradshaw. Antwerp March IS and
SteeGage Passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar at
Steamer United States DAM wulH Copenhagen March
CO, with 19s cabin and 5i2 seerage passengers and
N65fa to raoss fa IS, ARos TaPle
s[eamer &C 6iu.na CBrD. Mckenzie, Demerars March 2s
/ antigua s. Kits St croi2 and St Thomss p
mdse. Arrived at the Bar s:l5 m. -i4-'' anu
Aano Trses6o 'br En-. TSf @ L9ndon L March rs to the
Arrived Gt.eG,s at ,s,-9 the Bar at, At a m.
r. Santos Marcb s Rio de Janeiro IS and St Lucia 80
10 me John seagar Co. with coffee. Arrived the
steamer Herbert Horn Ger Altman. Jucaro Ccuba,
steamer AraPahoe, Kemble Jacksonville April and
Charleston to the Clyde SIS co with passengers and
easT Goans S By S2n Msart6ar ESQ st. 5ago % April to
ool al 10 m WIN djscharre 9 sf G6 SSe1 IN Sandy
S. e sth RaaTe aye ps.ss 1Es9o h : Clyde
to Php R1pGec in baas{ TsS st Nh MaTsh Bs Fl
49,
II
steamer vourno CBr. Harrison, Rotterdam March 21,
via Halifax April g. to the New York & Continental
Line with steerags passengers and mdse. Arrived at
city F . q Ensb @ 5q Ae2 HaFs e. p a,ts and sss
ATTiysd At tfe B2r at ~, ~ WIN sugar
10 % o & @ H RaToa eo With 5a5 m9s. MA5GH
rived at the Bar 2:I5 p m.
Steamer Hudson (Frl. Le Breton. Havre March 21 to
the French Line. with ndse. Passed in sandy Hook at
steamer Fortuna cSor,. ROWAN Tampico for Perth Am
chsraSee ' Arehbad 1 I'd nj Monte Christi to tho
clyde IS Co with passengers mails mdss. Passed
in Sandy Hook 915 IN
Sandy Hook. n J. April S. $50 n.-wind southwest,
light breeze; cloudy; smooth
SAILED
steamers Lucania (Br), Liverpool via Queenstown.
Poisdam Dutch Rotterdam via Bou!ogne; Oceanic CBr)
99u.auIIon VIA Plymouth and Cherbourg; Petersburg
tttuss) Rotterdam Via BOulogns; Francesca (AustI
Venice Trieste etc; Salvatore Giorgo CIor) Port
Allonlo Anita tNorl, Nipe; Wndermere (Fr PhTadei-
pha; Momus. New Orleans: Captain A F. Lucas towing
large . y 90 No 30, Hamburg: Curityba (Cuban) Nine
Paesne Pues&s f6c: RGsefeld Br Norfolk Dahanna @
nceros (3r) Auckland. Wellington etc: Ieffersnp NJ
Iolk ana Newport News El Rio. Galveston; Comai Gal
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
TRANsPACiFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
G1aWau. japan Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands via san Francisco)-Mon-
eolia To-day. 600
Tahiti Marquesss Islands via
Francisco,- -Mariposa To-day 600 m
Japan and China Especially ad-
dressed only. Via seattle)-Ak Maru. To-day. 600 m
Japan. Cores China and Philippine Isl
lands via Seattle shawmut ....: Apr 10. 500 m
japan. and China specially ad-
dressed only. seatue)Aki Maru. apr g. 600 m
Australia except Wesu. New Zealand.
Islands FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia Nis Vancouver and Victoria,
C1-Miovera Apr 1s. 500 m
Hawaii. Japan. Cores, China and Philip
Islands va san FTsnciscol--HongkOng
Msru Apr 70. 20 N
Espsai. crsrn Philippine Islands Ola
saz FranciscoJ-U TfepsDort-- so 600 m
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
WIRELESS REPoRrs-

The Lusitania. reported 10G0 miles Sandy
hoo lAEishlp a. 10 IN yesterday is expected 10 dock
stoIt $50 q FRIDAY.
The Teutonc reported $50 miles east Of sandy
Hook al noon yesterday IS expected dock about
to-day n
The Friedrich Crosse. reported passing the Nan.
= IN NeEter is
expected o dock about : Z m day.
The Baltic reported :f'l Saud Hook
l";1 yesterday, is expected TO dock about m
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATTRE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 1-3l sun 6-33 Moon Moons age
HIGH WATER.
a AAi-SandF Hook l:$5 GOV Island 220 Hell Gate Alb
J. N-Sardy Hook 2:-S Gov 81 Hell Gate 5:ls
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York. wednesday, April 8. '0s.
ARRIVED

s.s4er Pretoria (Gsrl schrottsr Harrhurg March y
Eso-1og-e p zna Halifax ~ Eprii 8 Esr-hurs-
Ese-lcz. with 1l5 cabin. 60 third ss4
stserzge pzsse1Ee-s and udss. Arrived Es-
900 : 7rs
e,canic. relor1a fCubsrJ Morton carssrss Hsroh 2s
sLgua zs. 1llre g Caibarea April Mataa2as 20
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

WEST POINT. y. 7. APRIL s. 1sns-SE-Ar,ED PRO-
w posals. in trpcate. will BE- received until IA
O'Clock noon. May 1905 for supplying the Z. s Military
Academy with fuel. coal OIL charcoal r.
quired during the dscal year ending 80 1909 and
for building materials. plumbing materials gas and
steam httinss hardware paints glass and othar
laneous specified IN schedules
cation to this ofee The right reserved accept
posals for fuel. coal oil charcoal 10 b,
submitted in tplcate; all others duplicate Envelopes
containing proposals should
printed instructions 10 bidders addressed 20 Ouar,r
West Point. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Long Island Real Estate for Sale

ENoR SALE,
IL House, 10 rooms; furnace and gas; piped for .s,
lot 5OX450; barn carriage house vaterfr,r,.
street sag Harbor, l. l.; price. So 200 ' ,a'n
WM II YOUNGS Owner Lock Ro AGA
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru

E,NoR RENT FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND Five
II acres; hour from New York from Grand Central
station either the Harlem n Y ~ u.r,
ford roads. delightful SURROUNDINGS; good rosds stc
City. ~ ~'' A. -
A MAGANsETT a. Il SEASIDE COTTAGE TO
rent. fully furnished, modern improvements.
JOHNSON. "a Union SQUARE II
SPRING LAKE BEACH N
Modern furnished cottages tor
V PATTERSON & SON
~ PEAT NECK. LONG IsLAND-I.sPGr ,tcnrpN
" furnlshsd house. rooms every innn,aN,srcsrt
EHRGoTr. l5e Broadway. '""
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
kI,REAsIrRY nHPARrMENr on

PROPOSALS FOR HAMS AND BACoS.-OFFTCyE OF
=. the Assistant Purchasing Agent. Panama Railroad
.ompany. - state Street New York April 1905
Sealed proposals will at th. OH unttt
? ~ NJ. April 18th. 1905 for furnishing the 80.
mentioned articles Blanks and r,s,,
be ostsinea az this once p. G NoRDsIEE. Lssst.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
Westchester ave, 1TSd st fl 9xa1 1o
irreg: James Fay loans Jane EaIiaIaD ~
William Kelleher ........--- '"4ei anu s...--
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

NOR RENT.-FIooR. ABOUT 5000 SQUARE FEET
IL level driveway. high ceiling Apply The
KNY- -sCHEERER CO. corner 27th 81. and 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
pRorosAL FOR BRUSHES COMBS. PApETvEIrs

sts -orcs ~ Assistant Purchasing Agent psn.,,,
EaA Foad Connpanr "a state Street New Y-rk 49,
a lSosIssaied pTopesals wlll be a. ~.
rs above mentioned articles Blank. an. mi ,.,-s
n1rIoo naay oe Obtained AZ this ores c Moan
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
PRoPosAts FoR ,PEhF ANp vEeErABLps-aoY-.

PROPOSALS FOR REEF AND VEGETA ABIEss GOV
l.. ernors Island. y. Y, March IL 1905 Sealed pro
posals. in rPcate. with
conditions set forth IN Circular No 3. War Department.
ruary II, 1907 will be received
lowing posts. respectively until IL ls
and then opened for furnishing delivering fresh bes
required during year beginning July 1. 1905: Forts
n H Ethan Allen. Vt: Springheld Armory Watertown
Arsenal. Andrews, Banks Revere. Rodrnan Strong
Warren Mass; Adams. Grebe. Mansfield. l.: Madison
and PattsburS Barracks, Watervlet West Point
Hamilton Jay. Niagara. Ontario. Porter Schuyier
Slocum, Terry, Totten. WadswOrth. Wood II C. Wriaht
y. Y; Hancock. Mott. y. j.; Frankford Arsenal PA
DUPONT Del Howard McHsnry, Washington Nd :
Washington Barracks, ID. c.; Hunt. Monroe, Myer Va
San Juan. p r. by Commissary Post or San
Juan, p r., for delivery OF ted
beef required at all Porto Rcan posts Proposals will DO
received and opened at the time
named for beer to be delivered temperature greater
than 90 degrees Fahrenheit proposals for rresh
vegetables potatoes and onions) required during sir
months beginning July l. 1908. will be received and
opened at the same time at West Point. N. Y. Monroe
Va; san Juan. p r. Information furnished
ton to commissaries OF respective posts 20 under
signed Envelopes containing be
proposals. for beef Vegetables) to be opened April
lslS. and addressed 10 cormisSary o be
Piled. JAS n. ALLISON. Asst Comsy. Gen'I
VNREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Il Supervising Architect. Washington ID. C. March
81. 1G0SSealed proposals will be at this ocs
until o'clock y. NJ. the l2th day May IpOs and
then opened, enlargement extension remoderns
etc. dnCluding plumbing and water supply \
OF the u. : Assay once. at New York York
In accordance with drawings and specification
which be had the office OF the
~. Y at this once at the discretion
visins Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising
Architect
ATc p.fNr,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
JOHN A BENSEL.

THOMAS HAssETT. 'NpPi'
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
HOTEL MORTON
THE HOLMHURST,

Pennsylvanis Ave-. 7-ar heaeh Atlantio City. "
Unobstructed Ocean view Private ba<ds:
stationary rashstands with hot and cold running
IN bedrooms Elevator level. Capacity ot
electric coach meets trains Literature request
HENRY DARSEII.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Furnished Rooms Wdnt6
Furnished Il partments to Let.

NOR RENT JUNE TO OCTOBER. A FURNISHED
L apartment of eight all light rooms. extra room
for storage; Madison Square. Write NJ. w. Box
IS. Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

Apr 20. 6 oop m
Apr so. 6 copm m
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-03
Money in Apple Orchards.

Tasmania has long been known as
the apple land of the south, but few at
home have any real idea of the money
that can be made, and is being made,
out of apple growing in that island.
Last year. for instance. there were
many small orchards in the south
which returned as much as 1000 bush
els to the acre, and one owner of four
acres, who picked over 1000 bushels
OF marketable fruit, which he sold at
four shillings bushel, reaped a gross
return of $500. AS his expenses at
the outside would not be more than
& 100, his profit an acre worked out
at something like G175. OF course,
this was an extreme case. but or.
chards of 20 acres and upward aver.
aged full 500 bushels an acre, and
yielded a clear net profit Of quite
6 500 in each case. The area actu-
ally planted at the present time in do
mestic and commercial orchards is
about 10000 acres, and upward Of half
a million cases of apples were ex.
ported TO this country last year.-Bri
tannia.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-03
HAUNTED BY SONS IMAGE
Rich Farmer Who Had Mistaken Him
For Wife's i.dmirer Ended Life.

Clay City, ILL.,, Aug. 31.-Rendered
temporarily insane by remorse for his
act in killing his wife and wounding
his son last June whom he miStook
for her admirer, Julius Turner,
wealthy farmer, committed suicide in
his cell in the county Jail here by
hanging himself He used his bed
clothing rs death rope. Turner was
go years old, civil war veteran and
reputed to be wealthy.
Mrs. Turner attended churcn go
cial and mad made arrangements to
meet her son there. Turner stood in
grove near the church when the pair
arrived He had a distinct look Mt his
wife as she left the church door, but
the face Of his son was hidden as he
appeared from the roadway. He saw
only vaguely the form of man stand
ing close to his wife.
Drawing a revolver he gIided to
within a few feet of the couple and
opened fire on them. The first bullet
struck Mrs. Turner in the back. AS
she started TO run another bullet
struck her in the head.
Then the weapon was turned On
her companion and two more shots
rang out. One of the bullets struck
the son in the groin and he fell uncon-
scious beside the bleeding form of his
mother. AS Turner stopped down to
look at the face of the man whom he
suspected to be his wfes admirer he
recognized his son.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-03
.FIREMEN were At PICNIC.
WHEN $4,000, 900 BLAZE STARTED
IN NEW ORLEANS CENTER.
Flames Gain Great Headway on Ae
count Of Water Supply Being Inad-
equate-Ineendiarism Charged.

New Orleans. Aug. 31.-Fire which
mercial district Sunday afternoon
swept over portions of three blocks,
destroying a large number Of whole
sale houses, manufacturing plants and
small stores.
Originating at Blenville and Char
tres streets, the flames worked their
way north as far as Cont street, and
west toward Royal, bringing a loss Of
about 1900, 900 before they were final
ly subdued.
Several circumstances combined to
give the fire a headway which proved
hard to overcome.
At the time the alarm was turned
in, shortly before o'clock, the New
Orleans firemen were in the midst of
their annual picnic at suburban park
and the engines and patrols responded
with a mere handful OF men.
1t was fully an hour before the de-
partrnent was in position to make any
thing like a successful fight against
the fire, and even then the handicap
against il was added to by an made
quate supply of water.
The fire was one of the most spec
tacular that has occurred in New Or.
leans during recent years.
Two warehouses filled with wines
and liquors were among the buildings
destroyed by the fire.
AS they burned the barrels OF
whisky and brandy exploded with thun.
derous roars which could be heard for
blocks, and which shook the walls
of adjoining buildings and endangered
the lives of the firemen engaged in
fighting the flames.
1t was not until several hours had
elapsed that the fire was gotten under
control, and even then it continued to
burn we'll into the night.
Among the establishments burned
were: Central Glass Co.; George d.
Scott, lighting and electrical instru-
ments; Heidenheim, Levy & Weiss,
shirt manufacturers; Hoehn & Dieth.
wholesale millinery; knost Commits
sion Co.; Paul Gelpi & Sons, wholesale
liquor dealers; New Orleans Junk Co.;
Isidor Kciffer & Co., boots and shoes,
and Thomas |. Harris, wholesale liquor
dealer The origin Of the fire is
thought TO be incendiary.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-03
Coal Mines To Be Shut Down.

Butte, Mont, Aug. S1.-After two
days session In this city. lasting until
late Sunday, the committee represent
ing The United Mine Workers of Wy
oming failed to reach wage agree
mont with the operators, and. accord
ing to John J. Hart, spokesman for the
mine owners. all the coal mines in
Wyoming will be shut down Monday.
About 1000 men will be Idle The
contention between the miners and
operators is over a proposed reduction
in wages amounting from 10 to Is
cents day.