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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-09
Rough, Red Hands.

A great embarrassment to many wo-
men are thir rough, red hands. This
men are their rough, red hands. This
work. A very simple remedy is to
cease using yellow rosin soaps, sub
stitute Easy Task soap, the white
Find. You will notice the difference
in the appearance of your hands in a
week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-09
Just Exactly Riuht,

Il have used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for several years, and find them
just exactly right" says Mr.. A. A. Eel
ton, of Huntsville, n. Y. New Life
Pills relieve without the least discom-
fort. Best remedy for constipation,
biliousness and malaria. Csc. at A. G.
Luken & Co. drug store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-09
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeavoring to
check the ravages of consumption, the
white plague" that claims so many
victims each year. Foley's Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are in no danger of consump-
ton. Do not risk your health by TAX
ing some unknown preparation when
Foley'S Honey and Tar is safe and
certain in results. A. C. Luken e Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-09
JACKSOMBURG. IND.

Jacksonburg, Ind, July 9.-Mrs.
Nathan Scates is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. Harley Brown of Hagers-
town this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon HORNED are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wright are the
parents of baby girl, born the
Fourth.
Crystal Scott is visiting her sister
Mrs, Carl Wright of Cambridge this
week
Sophronia Wickersham and Lucille
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-09

Wilson were the recent guests Of Vir-
ginia Bessler of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bowmaster Of
Cambridge visited George Splitter and
wife recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Sarver and Rev.
D. F. Cross were guests of James
Scott and wife recently.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-09

In the city, Wednesday.
Omer Cheesman of Hagerstown,
was here Wednesday on business.
Miss Alice Beeson, of Milton, was a
Cambridge City visitor, Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-09
PENN DRUG co. rhil.a.lpll., Pa.

Sold and recommended by Leo II.
-ihe, $50 Main St. Westcott Phar.
macy, 1904 Main st. J. M. ouiaIey,
Court House Pharmacy. c. ThistIetr.
waite. Ais NJ. 9Th St.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-09

Foley's Orino Laxative, the new lax
alive, stimulates, but does not irritate.
1t is the best laxative. Guaranteed or
your money back. A. G. Luken G Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
conm.norrtIve d PauI Jenaa.

wAahlnRtOo. Jan i7.--'JoAn Ps1I
yonou' COmmsm0FAitoa" 10 the title
Of a congressional Dublieation, n0u
ready foe distribution, Commemorative
az our arS, great So Gshtss. Ths
volume - -sBIoEy" sire. ahOut 7hxii
inches. printed IN dull dark ETeea iEk
ana superbly iIiustFHisa. T~aasa-
tispleee IL q ale and fan fae@ half
No0e Of sAs plaster bagt q Icess
by HOssoa q IL an iNYostant a..
dltsoa 70 Arrsrscas history. Al ofitioa
Of 100 vCn b ias1e4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
FIVE FIND wArERV GRAVES.
lee BrsSkS Under Party Of Merry Ska
tsra a connkllaxllle, pa.

ConnOllsVille. Pa, JaR. l1.---Of the
six persons who farmSd = skating par
" at the JlmtoM reservoir. near
here Wednesday night, Ave we're
drowned. They are John Luxner
George Cochran, William Fulmor and
Elizabeth Nllmer.
MiSs Fulmer and George Cochran
started towards the center OF the res.
ervoir, but had not gone far when
the Ice broke and they were tArowp
into the water, AZ the other nom.
bers OF the party gaGel, Mortified. at
the spot. two heads reappeared above
the surface. Cochran. supporting the
kirl with one hand. was ellngfng 10 the
broken edgCs of the Ice with the other,
In an instant q human chain was form.
cd by the other four, who claSped
hands with Andrew Mack. the only
survivor. At tho end OF the limo ncar'
est the shore
JusJ AZ n hand was being rcNcned
out to grasp Miss Fulmcr. there was
another crash OF leo, Frank Cochran
and LuXnOr and William Euln,er had
also zone down. tho thin Ice ElvIDE
way under their combined weight,
Mack was Obliged to dSeh TO shore.
Helpless to save. he saw hlS merry
companions OF a few minutes before Eo
to death. lie heard scream and
q choking sound, saw uplIr,ed hands
above wafer for several seconds. aad
then all was still.
At late hour mono Of tho bodies
had been recovered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18

SS~ York. Jan if.--ThsFs 10 " b
10 redaeiion In tie price - dianoeds
0eoOfding ~ an announcement oaas
by Que % the bi9 dissnoaa tnp0FtsFs
II is stated thst sn impoFtsFs have
Fseeivsd word from the 6iam0aa sys-
dieats Ia t0nd0a. whieh eoatrois Is
pr esnt a ne dia@oSd 0glpsi ~ The
vosa that TIE polisy u waiataisinG
prices siil - strictly ahAessa ~ 10
spite % ~ GREAT fAiilnE - 10 sales
wftAia Ehs eass fss z.0ntAs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
FERTILIZER TRADE 10 DULL.
Failing on u About IS per Cent Com
paFad with Last NsaH.

FALLING on ~ About - Per Cent Com
pared with last Year
Atlanta, Jan. lT--Trade In feftillz'
err this year Indicates . falling on Of
about Is 70 Is per cent a. compared
With last year. according 10 iuforma'
don received ~ tho ssate department
1T Agriculture.
Representative Of fsriiiiSsr mAnn'
eAcsursru who have called AZ the q,
pAFimsnt q agriculture state that the
traae was nsvsg dulIeF thar nav. and
there - 40 hope In the outjcok.
Tas falliAs OF IN The demand for
leTtiiiEsa' Il attributed 70 the search
~ u moaay. and also 10 The fact nat
Vigorous noVsnenls have been oFsnn.
tHed By ne Farmers UnIon ana others
looking 70 q euFtAilment a. The co,iOn
acreage dHsing the coming yeaE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
oRUeoEo AT THEATER.
Young Girl Supposed to Have Clever
~ Robbed Woman Of XaluahIea.

Young 0tri supposed 70 have CieVer'
~ Robbed Woman Of ValuabISs.
New York Jan. l7.--Mrs. Robert
Fox, according to a story told the
police, was drugged and robbed while
attending a matinee last Saturday,
Wednesday night the police arrest
cd young woman who gave her name
a. Alice Moran. who has been chAFg'
cd by Mrs. Fox with the theft. Mrs
Fox states that she sat In q thoAtsI
and got into conversation with . yOunE
GIRL who was In the same boz. The
drl admired bracelet which Mrp
Fox wore aud she took Il OF AID a.
lowed the girl 10 examine II. The
kirl offered Ars. Fox some candy and /.
after eating II she became seriously
III and was assisted from the box by
the girl. Mr.. Fox was teiepb0ned
for and went 20 the theater and bOok
MS wife home In the meantime the
Eiri disappeared When Mrs. Fox
recovered sufficiently 10 leave the the
alter she found that a bag containing
$40 and jewelry worth $3.50 were mlAs'
ing. besides the bracelet.
The physician Who attended Mrs.
Fox said che had. without doubt. been
dF1aRRod
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
TRIAt OF HARRY THAN
ReisnSe Piliug Up Evidence, 10
ShOW MentaI UnSOundneSS.
WITNESSES FROM EUROPE
All Glasses Of People Who Knew Har.
~ ThSw subpesnaed by Defense TO
Add Their Testimony to that Of Per-
cons Who witnessed Shooting.

cons Who witnessed Shooting.
New York, Jan. l7.--With some OF
the same testimony thar was intro
duced at the frst uisl. aud with nu'
merous witnessed who are appearing
for the hrst time. the defense In the
trial Of Harry K, Tnaw for tae killins
OF Stanford white continues to pile up
evidence intended TO show that the
young defendant was not mentally
sound until he fred the .Hots which
caused the death OF the architect.
To al In the time until tho ap-
pearance OF witnesses who are on their
way from Europe, Mr., Lttlc,on, Har.
~ Thaw's chief counsel. Is putting on
the stand witnesses who detail. in
come cases facts that In themselves
seem Of llttlo Importance. but which
the lawyers believe will, III no agsre-
gate, confirm the stories Of The more
important witnesses.
Thursday morning August Weber.
who was q butler In the house oceu'
pled by the ThRws In 1903 In New
York, resumed the stand to hnish the
story which he began Wednesday The
incidents In ThAW's life at the time
were recalled by che butler. ineI
dents OF his nervousness, his forget.
fulness and his seeming Irresponsible
Ity, are counted on By the defense
TO show that for . long time proceed
ins the night Of the actual shooting
OF White, Thaw Was mentally ire
isponslble.
II II evidently tho object OF the de.
tense a. planned by Mr.. Nttleton TO
bring before the jury every Person
who knew ThaW throughout the years
before the tragedy Of the MadA
Square Garden who Il able 70 dotaiI
any incident which sVor oame under
shelF observation. House servants
and club servaAts; teachers and med
teal attendants. In fact. all elasseA
OF people who knew or saw ThAW
have been subposnaed By the defense
TO add their testimony TO that OF tho
men and women who were Witnesses
70 the shooting In the effort 70 show
that Thaw was irrational ~ the tine.
and mentally irresponsible for any act.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18

aAn PfAnsiSeo. Cat, jaa tTs---TAa
ehAl eruiss Of the Calif0rsls. 0n SAieA
ne Rsv WaFshfp sas ~ hare sailed
Wednesday. vas postponed 0WtsE ~
desire 10 have certain rvpaiTs made
% ths aaGiass Tbs OATS f0r ne
trial viii sou ss Ast ~ - order ffom
he secretary u ne hsVy. Ths arst
trial u IAs sss cruiser sook biAss 10
ysns last uhsn ahs segsiiisd AsFSsti
wtth credit aAsiag mere tSaa ~
Tnn,s oVsv . ms0ssea e0tyBs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
FATE's STRANGE DEGREES.
BIlRd HELEN kelIsTs InStruetress ls
Also Losing Her Sight.


New York, Jan 17.--News comes
aero from WFentham. Mas. that
Mrs. John Albert Macy, who was Miss
Anne Mansfield Sullivan, for twenty
yeaFs the companion OF Helen Keller,
IL going blind.
Mrs - Macy IL afflicted with cata-
ract. and II 10 feared she will entirely
lose her eyeslght.
II Is to Mrs. Macy that Helen Kei'
lor owes her education, and the fact
that she Is today living example OF
the fact that love and patience can
overcome the worst OF affections.
Until Helen Keller was seven years
old. she sat In darkness and silence,
being deaf, dumb and blind. Then
Miss Sullivan, as she was then, mas.
tered the means OF Communication
with the girl and by the touch Ian.
guage which she invented, began her
education.
The story OF Miss Keller and her
achievements Is known TO every one,
and It is to the woman whose friends
now believe Ia fast losing her sight
that she owes It all. For twenty years
the two have been constant Oompan.
ions and II was through his interest
In Miss Keller when she entered Rad
clife college that Professor Macy, At
the time an Instructor In Harvard, be.
came acquainted with Miss Sullivan.
Professor Macy and Miss Sullivan
were married In May. 1905, and since
then have made their home with Miss
Keller at Wrentham. Professor Ma.
cy Is now one OF the editors OF me
Youths Companion, and wrote the In.
PRODUCTION 10 Miss Keler's book THE
story OF Life"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
ell NOT NECESSARY.
Col. klnuman Says the eA0o 900 Nee.
ssearlly ReVerta 70 Savannah.

OoI, NiHomAW says tHe WV wv N0S'
sSsarlly RsVsrtS 70 Savannah.
Savannah, Ga, Jan. 17--IAeutonaht
Colonel Dan G. KlngmAn. In charge
OF river and harboF work OF this dis
trict. 10 quoted - saying that be
thinks the bill introduced by Con
HressmAh Edwards TO have the United
States restore the GOO 900 or such
other sum a. may be- recovered. sppro.
pFlAiod for harboF improvements In
the Savannah district and Smbesslsd
BY Captain o, n. Carter. IL not nee.
asaAFy.
y Colonel KinEnAn says money once
appropriated for q spScihc work BY tho
government 10 70 be uSed for that
work uAtll congress repeats the law
ana diverts the hiBda Into another
channels whsa Chicago courts held
= few Gays ago that the 100000 ON.
boEElPd from the government, In Goa
bsctioh with the Work here should ~
vert 10 the government. II Sas o..
dSrstood - q matter Of course. thinks
Colonel Kingman. that he money
would b. Given bach 70 the fund used
In harbor Improvements in the saVAH.
nah district
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
EaseIish.a Ns~ Record

cAhsaso. Jan I7.-FSank oaIlisa1'
swtmuinS director % Gko IStncss ga
lss,e eiub. has sutAbHses4 = nsB -
fsnIonai recc-s Coz ro@ainl9 uEdaf
vaasr. s,sying IN o. s'Sttou q fs'
tark sor tAsss missiles. Tas asr@es
m.fa % 80 va hsia ~ yIansy.
Al E.sSssA EvfR@er. shS Was ea6s
srvuui yeArs AgS q F@tlNsDAfa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
oasIslah rAasna Ra.alasssa

New Yofk. isa iT.---kt . E,estlha
81 ne s,ssks0tsen a rs TFusi eonk
easy a Anefie4. wAieh sSseeasfNiiy
WiLAstoo4 . ran ~ gsEegai wssss eaF.
ias tks Eeeeat aassesai panie. ~ 20
slginx mawbeyt ~ 90 heatS q aigee
sssA lnein1Inn Tgss. e
sssf ~ 81 m1e -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18

AoaseomeFy. Ala. LAS IA Hsost,
- q tAS ssekly PAPER pShsisAars has
- eAllee Cor Jan. 81, al Atmovu.
- pressasnt - tAs asscciAisss a. ne
sssag D. c. BaFaoa. edltor q
seesfu@. ~ hat place ous
as lmpostant quassions um b
- s'gss e voakiy pagers % uacsDi
'peF'asioa ln rpfars e. aeseEtislaa
-. 49, tAe bsat Nar % haa1ls
Eusz aaswftsins
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
OGArs or COT. wo~Aek.
PSSmss osotOlsa Dies 81 Washlaaiea
Aftee Q aheFS lllaeas.

PSSmss 0Sos0lsa Dies 81 Washlaetea
Aftss Q ehoFt Ill0ees.
wAsAlaEtOa, Jan. n ,--col0nal nm.
melt WOalaek. vho vas slFieksa vita
pAFaIysla MoadAy. alea wednesday
moFning 81 bic gsuidsaee without nav.
Ing Esgniaed e0Aaeioasneas. a lew
frieHaa. smSnG them Congressman
BaS,lstt. Of Georgia. we're ~ hls bed.
eide Whea ne expired.
cpl0aei womAek VS. 4 fesh1sat of
csvlssiSa. Hntii shSas ten yeaFs ase.
vtSk 10 eams 70 washinEt0n 70 as,
espl sisghEhip IN the interior daDsgt
meat auFinH cls.slaaRs admiaistEa,
ton.
u 1910 COlonsl wemack vas sFsa'
sktsd fran Emory college vita AonOFs.
~ 1889 hs Wa sleetsa s0lSsitoF ca
sFs1 ~ ne Pint. 500 atOas M0untaia
circuit. he va saeeseded By Ju6ge
Maseaa W Beck, o. trina. Ga.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
DRYING THE DEAD.
lEWsOME MORGUE SCENES

era House Holocaust Has Claimed
y Least one. Fifteenth Of the POpu.
Atlon Of DOyeFtOwm--INOrS Than FlE
y Bodies win Never Re Unidentified.
sOyertOWn, Pa. Jan 17,-Thia ut
boroaGh, Whch Lost one-Afteenth OF
population n the opera house hor-
Monday night, Thursday turned
me task Of burying its dead.
because Of khe condition Of the bod
the borough authorities hav eaSk-
the bereaved relatives to bury the
Id within three days All night
- scorea Of men worked in the
brEnes preparing the Identified
aiea 6or removal to their late homes
b the cemetery. IA early as s
lock q long hne OF death wagons
Dved here and there about the lit
town distributing the corpses and
fore nightfaH most Of the dead were
ady for inteknent.
Three claimants Tor One Body.
There was . slight hitch In / he
prk Of removing bodies from the
prgues through Che action OF Cor
Ter Strasser torbiddlng the removal
] any bodies during his absence,
TAis was due to a mix-up in the
sntiacdtion OF the body Of q boy.
here were three claimants for the
~ and all appeared before the cor
er for Dsrmission to remove II.
Ach one wns positive that the body
.aa the one they were looking for.
|hsrefore. 10 prevent mistakes. the
hConar issued the order.
chaPred Bodies. Carried on Boards.
Burgess KoSAlsr learned Of this and
hmediatQy communicated With the
prOner At Reading. where he had
pne on business connected with his
nee. - wheR II was explained that
|aopls who had positively identified
lSlr dead wanted the bodies and that
odles in dispute would DO held. the
OEOner rOSeinded his order. Since
hen the relief committee working in
Daiunction with relatives has remOv.
4 more than atty bodies from the
AOrgues. Il was = common Slght b
% men earring through the streets
barred bodice on boards covered by
blanket or guilt.
"A force OF men started 10 dig graves
J Fairview, and Union cemeteries and
hey were relieved At intervals.
Lots For Unidentified Dead.
The borough has decided to buy
A0ht lots for the burial OF the I'm.
As1tIhed dead. IN the center Of the
sOt suficieat space will be left for
10 erection Ot Q monument.
The scenes about the morsues on
thursday were much the same a. on
Tsvious days. Daylight found C. 0W&
round The entrances elamOrinG for
amittanee. AZ : O'Clock the dooFO
'ere oDeOed and the gruOsome vork
{ identifying the dead was tAgAin
Aksn up. II 10 believed that more
m hfty bodies WIN never DO idea
Ned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
WORK or "SLAck HANn"
Attempt Made 10 Blow W Family ~
italian ln NNA Vert.

Attempt Made 10 Blow W Family ~
italian In NON NoFk.
New York. Jan. i1.--An explOsioa
which the police lay "a the ."nlack
HAND occurred ~ AR early hour o.
rhugSday morning IN . tenement
house. In Mast TWenly'niRth street..
scattering the front Of the building.
breaking windows n nearby buitdlnas
end almost causing . panic ~ tae
wArss OF Bellevue hospital. watch ere
located on that eide Of The hospital
towards the buildings where ne e.
9losiOn occurred
TIE explosion seems 70 have been
directed tSWAhd the family ~ ITetFo
OuATato. q coal dealer. who with hla
wife end thNe calidTsa live Ia me
building. OaAFato states that. -
esmbsF is4h. he received . letter
signed Black Hand" IN which ne We
directed 10 placs 81 900 on the grave
Of . certain italian IN . IlFoOkiyH
csmSiory within . Bonth On peBalty
of beiBG kiilsd win all biz family.
No one waA seriously inIuEed Ia ne
bttildtna
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
eoMPANX sGGKs VRAScHISE.
Plan 10 coansot Norm osoSuiA TO~ns
BY EIsetrie Line.

Acworth. Ga. Jan. II ~-AustTh
0raAVills, Of Nsu York. has PotItloR'
81 the AcwoF,b council for = fran.
chIse % run a. sleetFie HilWsY
through ne StFests Of AevoFth
Ne Granville aAd his associates
propose 10 run the electric railway
from AeuortA 20 ksHAssAW, Lens,
Nosaday. EiiSAbslh. thence 70 Mahst
q, ana sortb 10 eOnneet Sita Ana
toOaa. IlartoW. Hugo. EmsTpoa 10
CartsFsviiie A part Of ths tTaSk
has already beea laid and . laTEs
amount 81 the maciGnsvy ordered
Work vii b pushed forward ~ Oses
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
NEWSPAPER PLANT SUMMED.

During Fire Mining eToksr oFopPe6
Dead From EzeltsHsont.
Oakland. CAHf. Jan. i7.-FirO on
"Wednesday night destroyed the Paeinc
Press building At Twelfth and Castro
streets. During the ars W. n. Cob
IIan. 81 yeArs OF age. q mluing brok'
er. dropped dead from exciisnsat aad
Fireman Arthur cOvsns vas seriously
injured. The total Ioss Il estimated
n $50 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18

hoatx0msfy. Ala. J&n. lTS-1ov'
erpos y D. cOmeF AHGt0g BFaaaua
an4 sapsgiAteHasas ~ Easesiioa 0any
sells are Slowing tha STil tAet y b.
them ~ Ft1tag h9ssehaek ep4R the
ueFtA Alshe@a hflls % taaH IS assas
oaaFs4 a. hsaA echeol oaa e ~
friaa was q uiea e4ea ~ eeaad
Avn tgguiim = llla waieh
enag ta w mN11 ~ ~
- ~ taa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18

WanAfnga0A. y. C.. Isn i7--SsnaioT
Care 49, sSr.W4uesa q 81 0ssTttisg
thAl eAs intsEssaas ehaF1etaE e Q ahiD,
msat - iI@soE ah.ail GEESE spea iss
arrival a a. piase vfthia . STATS
vksrs coasisrfa. ass metisf tts
aAipEest sas1aes - tonst lans fspu
ess iims co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
aars oplu.a gsem PhIIipelass.


Washington. Jan. l7.--WitAtn . ~
" over q nlonth's time tno hw pro
aSiting ne inDovtatiOn Of opham inao
As PrilipjAsas win become elective
ASa Ia anticipation Of that imVOstAeA
sweat. there Il much spocaiation
among he FHlipinSs FesArtMng ths
pEosabIa eject ef the law. A hrga
SaAatity az opaam is consumed IN
As Islands. HzniEly BY tbs Arss CAt
seas element. but the bAnefnI eject OF
'eaan GmohiAE has been raVadiy en-
tsodiag among ne sative E1lipiRos
md svsa among TIE Americas. Cos
Ews has paased 90 act ints1aed %
oeTrcct Ia sVn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-18
N A PITCHED BATTLE.
Tive Men Killed and q PSllcemaa
Wounded al Gary, Ind.
A FIGHT WITH HUaGARIANs
For Several Hours Policemen Stoed
Thalr Ground N Fierce Battle Until
RoInfOreSmSnls ArrIVSd--WSSo oUe,
numbered Ten TO One.

Chicago, jan. 47.--Twu men were
Killed, one policeman was wounded
aud several working men were inJur-
Cd In a pitched battle Wednesday nlsht
between three pollcemen aud thirty
Hungarian laborerH at Gary, ind
Guns and roVolvOrs were irCd and
knives thrown, but, though they were
outnumhered ton 10 one. tho policemen
made seven arrests aud stood their
ground until achievements arrived,
when thirteen uore OF the men were
captured.
Several escaped through the sand
dunea. Tho hEht occurred At the camp
OF tho iIunRarians, one mile west OF
Gary, and the battle Was OF several
hours' duratioR
The HungarlAhs had been working
on The tracks Of tho South neRd rail-
road Several OF their number destroy.
al the t0nt Of = negro labOrer and
when tho latter sought redroSs at the
camp he was hred upon
A railroad wAtchman who sought 10
aid the negro also was compelled to
Zee.
Warrants thOn we're sworn out. and
tho policemen went 10 the scene.
A shot ErSetSd their Aspand Coz sur.
RoadeT and the battle followed.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-11-12
What He Did
With Himself.
By ELLIOT WALKER.
By ELLIOT WALKER.
Copyrighted, 1908, by Associated
Literary Press.

Forrest surveyed the luxurious fur
nishings Of his apartment with scowl
and a weary sigh.
What shall I do with myself to-
day?" he said aloud. Money to burn,
and I'm sick OF all it seems to bring a
fellow. Oh, it was great in the begin
ming to be taken up, petted showered
with invitations, made much of by the
society crowd. There's Carl Forrest.
His uncle left him a big pile. Ring
him in l declare, I'd like to play poor
for awhlle-old clothes and a stick, a
wanderer among simple folk, just to
find some one who would care for me
for myself alone. Why not?'
He laughed thoughtfully, repeating
"Why not?" as his steps took him near
q closet
II guess few Of my ancient duds
were packed in that old trunk" he said
and opened the door to fall upon his
knees and eagerly to claw over a heap
of worn garments not thought of Tor
five years.
His fingers dwelt affectionately on a
wrlnkled suit, on shabby cap. Il had
good times In these" he uttered. mo
harm to see how l used to look. Put
'em on, Carl, and feel easy"
His handsome eyes lighted as he at
tired his tall, graceful figure in the
castoff apparel. "Reminiscences was in
him. Inspiration seized him. Clothes
make the man." he smiled. "Gracious,
feel like kid going a-fishing..''
An hour later Carl was merrily
tramping along a rural highway. The
sun shone for him, the birds warbled
the rills sparkled the leaves rustled
the breezes fanned-all for him in his
masQuernding. He whistled, he sang
prodding the dust with stick cut In a
thicket.
In the old clothes the mans limbs
swung easily. Little cared he for the
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-11-12
The INTELLIGENT jury.


we are justly proud Of our jury sys-
tenn, but the twelve good men and
true are not always the wisest of
mankind. At recent session a pris-
oner was indicted for pocket picking,
and to most people in court the clear
est possible case was made out by the
prosecution.
Have you anything you would like
TO tell the jury before they retirer'
said the Judge.
We'll, all wanter say is, l hopes as
ow they'll give me the benefit of the
oouot' replied the prisoner despond-
emily.
Inc jury considered their verdict;
they were no little time over it.
Can assist you in any way. gen
tiemen: said the judge, at last be-
coming impatient
we are almost agreed, me lud. !"
SAID the foreman, t'but we can't ouite
understand what the doubt Is the pris-
oner wishes US to give him ths beas.
&c o1'-L1mdoa Anox