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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08
Aggression contra Roosevelt
Un sujeto lie dispara su revolver

Nueva York martes.-La prensa ha publ
Cado aver una notcia sensational. Roosevelt
ha sido objeto de una brutal agresionen OYSTER
Bay.
Un desconocido ha disparado su revolver
contra el presidente.
Los primeros despachos no han dado por-
memories de la aggression.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08
e. uItIm atum de Hoianda
Entire Curazo y Venezuela

Nueva York, martes.-El gobierno de La
Haya ha presentado al presidente Castro Ell
Eltimatum que expirara el primero de Noviem-
bre, exigiendo sa revocation del decreto que
ampide el trahco entire Venezuela Curazo.
El documento de Holanda esta concebido
en terminus muy Concisos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08
lei eiercito Sc queda?
Lo que dice Mr.. Magoon

Nueva York. martes -Ha dicho Mr. Magon
Due los Estados Unidos preferir1an poder reti-
rar su ejercito en- ell pr6ximo Enero tambien,
para 10 cual Sc trabajara mas activamente ahora
en- la organization del ejercito cubano, que ha
de sostener el orden
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08
Servleio Especial del beIetln MercanlIn
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Castro no Sc reSIgna
La respuesta esperada

Nueva York martes.-No sc sabe que res
pondera ell presdente Castro no sc conoce su
respuesta proyectada al nlttmatam de Holanda
pero Sc cree que ha de ser tai que haga lmposl-
Bile intentar todo arreglo.
Castro esta indignadisimo con Holanda.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18
FUNERAL OF Mr. O'G0NNOR
REMAINS WERE BROUGHT HERE
THIS MORNING.
Buried This Afternoon at 4 O'Clock
From st. Joseph's Church Rev.
Father Wilson Omciated.

The remains Of Mr Daniel W OCon
non who aied suddenly at his place Of
business u Hagcrsgown Thursday
night from heart trouble wore brought
lo thg elty tHis morning on cumber-
land valley passenger train SO j ana
taken % the home Of bis sister Miss
Lizzie oConoor On West King street
TAe funeral was heId this afternoon
a. O'Clock from ST. Josepas Cath.
ollie church the pastor Ree Father
Wilson officiating ntemeat wss hi
ST. Josephs cemetery
Those who acted as palbearers were
Nr Robert zIIer Mr.. r HcNamar Mn
William Wiaanton. Mr D II Bars
Nr Richard oHeiea and Mr william
Comlskeg
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18
ley MUST BE IN WRITING
REVISED CATHOLIC BETR0THAL
AND MARRIAGE RULES.
New Regulations II This Country
viii Take Effect Easter Greater
Safeguards are Provided

uatholie sWaathe8ffs must maE
6e,r ,asnee,s a. WRITING aaer a.
morrow Catholics marriages - aF5-
lsstaat olafe mon - aa aafas SIN
rs tasalid
sncb MARRIAGES baee alwaQs been
punishable b.f ~ eb8reh consider
81 them bipdIeq Tbev lire ROT even
.baf eadar 49, eoe r. faatle law
The revised bethrothaI and marriae
rules WfI 81 read nom eyefg catholic
aaIpft n tbe Worl8 u Fasfer and 81
oaos swoaf.o moan saaainp al
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18
WILL LAY CORNERSTONE may 30
lContlnued nom page =

part ln fae demonstration attending
HE layin8 Dc the cornerstone ana Of
ganizations from other cities as well
as q number % conspicuous figures
ia Youns Mems Christian association
work are also expected Is Be pre-
sent
The program embraces 9 diuner ana
supper under The auspices Of the
ladies auxiliary which wll 8e held
10 some suitable hail for the accom-
mediation Of the public Definite in-
formation concerning the program VIII
IS announced IN a short time
At the meeting Friday night ID
conuact for the plumbing and heat
ing FOR the new building was finally
awarded. after the plans had been re-
yised The successful bidder was Con-
tractor G C Keedy 81 tbis city, and
Il Is said tie price was aboat $500
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18
Deacon Nantes pigs

Deacon Mantz shows eight siberian
guinea pigs m his window and bad
hundreds guessing one small bog
declared gheT were rates with wool
pasted on them
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18

Are you one 81 the many being help-
ga during tho timo of neea2 ~ II
paying you 10 pay money ser protee-
tion2 # not there is something wrong
Must he your insurance Look az it
AZ wan pay son to know you are being
paid for what you are paying for The
Peoples Mutual WIN DO CHS
a few Of the many receiving sick
benefits recently
Israel Hunter $50
BENJAMIN = Fizer 72
Ias snyder I0
Gee. Nfiller St
Ada Dick s
III Wv Rlordan. fl
olive r Thomas If
Juo d Edwards 20
vs. S Myers. S
For information see
e. e. MANsPEAKER.
ttff,cbosfar titfna no 1 0ttret, 81
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18
8a1 j i NeVtT formefIg d He'd
Spring Tailoring.

ba. maven fsiie i show tbs bansfoogs
sf skaIfh artistic taIlors let -
ako your measure
.G-a mr. THOMPSON & mos
Miss Laura Linsamfeiter Of Cum
aesland is visiting at the home q Dr
D. = Ross in ledeesFille
II wiii pay you TO join tie Peoples
Nrs Robert Moore. Of West Virgin
IA avenue. ien This morning foe Win
caester where Size 8lu a8 her mo-
heF MIS- Hattie Ritter. Easter
I8.n the Peohle utncl
Hf william nraIhWaile IN WASH
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18

For square treatment and the high
ST price o. lambs and wool. see Gras
silver 9-tt
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18

/ say your ad in The Journal
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18

Miss Minnie Heck Of South High
street. Is visiting Friends IN Ha
town.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18

Res j G Lepps. Of Hedge vile IS
visitor flo ellis eite today
SIR Weber Foreman student az
tHe state university AlorsautoRn re-
turned home Friday night 70 spend
The Easter holidays gith his mother
81 East Burte street
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18

Join the People utnel
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-18

4iss laura Lingamfeiter. of Cum-
beilaud, H visiting a tbe home q Dr.
ID. e. Ross in iIedgesViile
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
TRIPS TO BEAUMONT
INDUCE MANY SALES
GOOD BUILDING CONTRACTS
~ ARE SIGNED
Surveyors Complete Plat for EdNal
Vineyard Tract, Making the Sixth
Tract to BE Opened In
Ten Months B

Two excursions to Beaumont last
week resulted in sales of lots and acre
age reported at $4,000. Riverside buy
ers took fifteen acres in the Cherry
Valley West addition and the other
purchasers represented four different
eastern states.
Many new building contracts are re-
ported, including two cottages for val
ley Construction and Supply company,
$4,000; A. M. Belford, bungalow, $1,000,
land Bert Curler. two-story business
block, $4,000.
being marketed, the table varieties
bringing up to $50 ton, and wine
grapes SIS. Shipments of 80 tons OF
early apples yielded to cents a
pound. The olive oil output will exceed
$50 gallons, and additional acres are
to be set to olive trees. =
Bixby & White, Los Angeles survey
ors, have just completed the plating
of another new subdivision, known as
the Edgar Vineyard tract, comprising
$50 acres, making the sixth new tract
in ten months. There are over 200 gi-
gantic oak trees on the land as we'll as
extensive vineyards. Twenty thousand
feet of steel water mains from the
Baker Iron works will be used to pipe
the lands :.
census SHOWS DeduIilOilC IiOW lbs ~
mercantile establishments with $120,00C
stock, as against with $4,000 stocks a
year ago.
Recent purchasers include j. w. Ro-
well, acres, $3.50; Mrs. E;pna J. Bu-
ell, lot IA, block 55, $125; G. 3. Blan-
ford acres in Cherry Valley West ad-
dition, $500; Mrs. Joseph, M. Datin, lot
10, block 95, and lot IL, block So, $500;
Emmett Barbar, lot 16, block 55, $3.50;
E. L. and Maud Baker, lot 2, block s
Cherry Valley West addition. $42b;
Mary Eady, lot 2, block IS, $125; A. w
Best, acres, $425; Frank M. Risdale
10 acres, Cherry Valley West addition
$500, A. Meek, acres, section IL
$3.50; Mrs. Katie Knight, acres, Sec
ton IL, $3.50; H. e. Mcdonald, lot IL
block 56, $135; Mrs. Cynthia Sterling
lot 2, block 176, and lot 2, block 12l
$1235; Miss Netie Tomaschke, acres
section IL, $425; George Meyer. 8 acres
Cherry valley, and lot 20, block 9S
S1075; William Helderfe, lot 1, block
176, SEQ; John Cook, lot 4, block 1862
S375
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
DREDGER CLEARS
GRAND ENTRANCE
NAPLES CANALS TO HAVE A
WIDE CHANNEL
ALL KINDS OF PLEASURE CRAFT
CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
Work on Automobile Road Into
Naples Progresses Rapidly-Plans
Are Complete for Two Con-
crete Bridges

The cofferdam at the main entrance
to the Naples canal at AlamltoS pay
is being removed by large clamsneil
dredger and by this time next week
the grand entrance, 800 feet vide, WIZ
be open, giving plenty of room for the
ingoing and outgoing sailboats and
power launches now so numerous at
Naples. The entrance will be twenty
five feet deep at low water ana gives
directly into the great stretch OF water
known as Alamitos bay.
More than half the bridge piles Oh tne
new bridge across the western arm o. o.
the bay on the automobile road into
Naples have been driven, and some
work has been started on the super
structure. The bridge will be 400 feet
: in length and is the first of series
needed to carry the good ROADS poule"
ward from the foot of Belmont Heights
east of Long Beach, through Naples
and on to Bay City.
More progress has been made on the
new road across the low land DetWeeu
the mesa and the river than was ex-
pected, and it is now quite apparent
that promises made two weeks ago 70
have the stretch of boulevard COM
Melted by the middle of September Will
be kept.
Before reaching Naples three other
bridges must be built. Two will be OF
reinforced concrete and one OF timber,
similar to that being built.
Architect Completes Plans
Architect L. S. Munson has com
pleted plans and specifications for the
two reinforced concrete structures and
as soon as the first bridge is completed
the Mercereau Bridge and Construction
company will begin work on these
They will cost between $4,000 and $lO,-
600 each, and will span the canals IN
tersecting the route of the road.
During the week a bungalow OF hve
large rooms has been finished on Lucia
way. facing one of the canals. 1t is
designed for family wishing a modern
home at the oceanside. The Parsons
Building company is now beginning
work on another similar job, about
twelve or fifteen red tiled bungalows OF
the pretty architecture used in the
large Naples houses will be erected
within the next few months.
Work is progressing rapidly ON the
magnificent residence of A. M. Parsons
on the waterfront at Naples. car.
load of hardwood finishing material
was delivered last week and the masons
are working on the finishing Off, the
massive chimneys of the house. The
house will be all inclosed before the
rains set in.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
ESC0NDIDo ENJOYS A
PERIOD OF ACTIVITY
Estimates Show the Expenditure of
$4,000 for New Buildings This
Warehouses Spring Up
Everywhere

EsCONDIDO,- Aug. ga conserva-
tive estimate by the officials of the Es-
condido Lumber, Hay and Grain COM
new buildings since January / repre-
sents approximately $4,000, thu figures
being q revelation tc many WI" little
thought sos mu,b building was being
dcne in the valley.
AS q matter of il ct, new hou.es are
sprirgrg up In every sectior. Build
b ser started and which are uO+ in these
figures include the large lemon packing
house being put up by the slscondido
Fruit Growers association and the
grape juice plant being installed by the
Iiscondido Land and Town company.
and other vineyardists. Building pros
poets for the fall and winter are ex-
celiCEt
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30

at lot, owner ana builder: alterations to resi-
dence Ss25.
FYfty-first street 1876. West-Mrs M. +.
stewart 1i20 West Forty-eight street. own
er: j. Bloom builder; one-story eeven-room
residence. $3.50. =.
Bowie avenue 1912, South-P. p. Benton, ~
room residence, sf470.
spring street, s27-s9, south-Manhattan
Clothing company, owner; Wheat Manufactur-
ing company, builders; alterations to residence,
1853.
Olive street, 1873, South Gauarantee Trust
company. owners: e. F. George. builder; one
story garage. $3.50
Fortieth place. 1910 West-D. D. Murdock,
7fb West Forty-tfisrd street. owner and builders
onestory six-room residence $4,000.
Forty-ninth place. $751; East--A. A. Cash. at
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30

lot owner and builder; one-story two-roo1n
Inaustriai street 15fs-A- Murley Coz
owner and builder; alterations 70 resineneS'
s1f00.
Broadway. ST. south-eampbell = co. o4n- n
a,s am builders: atteratfons TO building, slAa1
Wall street. 4117-H. " heynolass ~ Eesen 2
six-room residence, $500. ,,
Coronado street 614. south-H- F. Voliner
at lot owner: ]. Murray, builder. one ana
CASTELAR, street. 924-stafford 4 sanaerson'
rof Court street owner and builder altefa-
tions to residence. $50.
terson, 500 Wright & Calender baildinzs own
er and builder: one-story slx-room residence,
$1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30

improvements munich
adysnce nanting
already
The Herald and all other
fasornia Beaumonr
has become in Of progress and
OF prosperity.
OUR BUYERS HAVE MADE MONEY
the
valley
baen resod for $500 ana IN @
tops off brought up
careful study OF the situason IN
prohs of the future
discoun Of he
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
strikes Water Near Imperial

IMPERIAL, Aug. FLA. o. Andrews IS
digging a well near Superstition mountain
with the intention Of developing enough
water to irrigate a claim which he owns in
that locality.
At a depth of fifty feet he has struck
water somewhat salty In taste which filled
the well to depth of twenty feet. 1t Is
Andrews intention to continue digging until
i depth of 200 feet is reached. which he is
confident will yield sufficient water to irri-
gate a number of acres.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
Trades cIose-in Property

r. Ganah1 has exchanged with Henry
Biescar lot 50x156 feet located on the
east side Of Hope street. between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, for consideration of
$40, 900, for the property at 1249 East Ninth
street. consisting of lot 45x24O feet, Inn
proved with six-room cottage, al valued
at $4,000 Biescar plans to build seventy
two-room apartment house on the Hope
street lot within a few months which Will
cost between $4,000 and $4,000 ]. H.
Clancy and H. p. Ernst report the trans
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
Lonn ReAnh TaIks HoteI

Long Beach is hearing reports OF q
prospective hotel to cost quarter OF
a million dollars. The promoter is said
to be J. NJ. Parsell. Plans are said to
have been made and estimates of cost
secured. The location is where the
skating rink stands, between Pine and
American avenues. A six-story, fire.
proof building is specified, but up to
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
GENERAL GEORGE BURTON
BUYS HOME NEAR cHAFFEE

The handsome two-story ten-room
residence at 976 Elden avenue has been
purchased by Gen. George Burton, u.
S. A. retired, from Fred MacKensie,
for a consideration of $4,000. The sale
was made through the agency of Dick
inson & Dezendorf. This place is near
the home recently bought by Gen. Adna
r. Chaffee, the men being old-time
comrades,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
Lookout Drive Improves

Grading is under way on Lookout
drive nn the hill from Adobe street,
and the work has led to several changes
in ownership of houses and lots. This
drive extends up the big hill known as
Tenderfoot, or Sherwood, and 1t is
rumored the road win be improved to
the top Also that there is probability
of a sanitarium being erected at the
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
Sale at eIendora

At Glendora Frazier & Epler report
the sale of a modern four-room house
and lot from E.. Ulrey to Mrs S. Sny-
der for consideration of $500. One
business lot on Michigan avenue from
Dyer & Bidwell to d. L. Epler, for $500.
A lot from M. Rothrock to r. l.. Eyer
for $500. and five lots for $500 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
Another buyers CommendatIon

POMONA, CAL. Aug. "a. 1905
Beaumont Land e. Water Co,
226 Mercantile place. Los Angeles.
Gentlemen Replying to your letter
Of August 25. in reference to the
growth and prosperity Of Beaumont,
would say that / am very much
pleased with the appearance OF this
little town, and feel entirely satisfied
with my purchases Of land in this To-
cality.
The soil especially appeals to me,
and Judging by the surrounding ccun-
try, I believe that 1 have made no
mistake in buying in Beaumont
have much faith in the prosperity OF
this place, and figuring the increase
at the present ratio can see town
twice the size OF Pomona within the
next ten years
The scenery and climate are all one
could ask. and with the water ques-
tion settled there should be no reason
10 doubt that this is TO be the place
OF places in which to grow rich and
fat
Yours for success,
JOHN PURvIs CLIFTON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
BUILDING PERMITS
IN PAST FOUR WEEKS
RECORD FOR AUGUST SHOWS
UP WELL
In e22 Permits $sss,245 Are Repre-
Principal Items Are Class
c and Class q Structures.
inspectors Report

For four weeks in August there were
622 building permits issued, amounting
to $S99,245. The principal item was
class d, one-story structures, there be-
ing 266 permits, amounting to S3al,341.
The next best item was class struc-
ture, for which were issued sixteen
permits, amounting to $209,595.
The report of Chief Inspector Backus,
as segregated by Chief Clerk Conn, is
as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
zone Year i'm Beaumont
AN ANNIVERSARY LETTER TO OUR
CLIENTS AND HERALD READERS
Beaumont Land and Water Go.

ANGELES, Cal, Aug go 1908.
when you the strides Beaumont s
satisfaction 1t AFFORDS "
anniversary But 1t Is ong
Beaumont have
but best of al navs
have bought
made possible the wonae
expressed 10 them
our appreciation Of confidence and support
be August 1000 we oougnt
to reuvenate t. Il tnen nao aoo9s
and to all nents
purposes proverbial nacre But us s
made sfsa
an investment hsd we not dead
sleeping
short has done to prove tne utn =
analysis: ,,..n~,or+ n
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
Plans for Museum

Plans have been accepted for museum
to be erected as an adjunct to the Univer-
sity Of Southern California, at an early
date. The structure viii be of Moorish de-
sign and will be made TO house the univer-
sity's treasures and also become a sort of
public art place. About $4,000 may be ex-
pended on It.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30

Today Beaumont Is a
live, bustling, young
city Of nearly 1000
population where a
petition for incorpora-
-tion is being circulated
one hundred and flve
new buildings have been
added. valued at nearly
100000. Thirty new
businesses have opened
A strenuous weekly
newspaper brought to
the enjoyment Of sec
ond class mailing rates
ard $500 monthly adj
vertising & patronage.
There has also
been added a printing
plant, two 1aundries. q
planning mill, bakery
with 5000 leaves daily
capacity, a gas plant,
bank with $25, ,000 sub
scribed capital, public
garage, private tele-
phone line 4 miles long
to lands north Of town.
three hotels rented
with a total of over 100
rooms. and last but not
least an efficient and
modern domestic and
irrigation system in
stalled to cost when
completed over $50. .000s
providing mountain wa
ter already flowing
through nearly % miles
OF steel and cement
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30
A CUSTOMERS APPRECIATION on
BEAUMONT


Being an expression of confidence In
the future of Beaumont on the
part of Mrs. c. L. Sterling, one
of the early buyers who ex-
presses firm belief that
Beaumont Is place OF
Destiny
HERE'S A COPY OF MRS. sTERL-
LNG'S LETTER
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 10. 1908.
Beaumont Land & Water Co.
1 confess TO being so favorably I'M
pressed with the value OF the land, the
wonderfully picturesque country, the
WELD OF deciduous fruits, the prospects
for water in Beaumont, that Joined
the ranks of the intelligent. enterpris-
ing and progressive people investing
there, and have myself invested and
have holdings there to the amount OF
$1,000, and seriously contemplate draw
ing in some per cent bonds and
planting 1t in Beaumont or one OF the
additions that the company has peen
forced to open, on account OF the
heavy buying Of SO many who with
myself are impressed with the many
natural advantages, and also with the
near fulhllment Of the prediction OF a
thriving and prosperous young city.
Very truly, an interested party.
MRS. c. L. STERLING,
800 North Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-30

Safely speaking Beau
mont should have 20O0
people by next May and
5000 in a year. Mark
you that the experience
of the past in the
growth of California
towns has shown that
once they start forward
they march uninter-
ruptedly ahead. And
why should Beaumont
prove an exception to
the rule when her re-
sources are as yet prac-
tically untouched and
her potentialities just
commencing to assert
themselves?
FUTURE is BRIGHTER
THAN THE PAST
City property and
acreage in Beaumont
today are still so per
cent below intrinsic
value and it only re-
quires comparison with
other districts, even
those less favored. TO
prove that a dollar Will
20 twice as far there as
elsewhere. Such a con-
ss.sa. offarS ouportuni-
The bee., 1908-02-13

Dan NJ. Evans spent Wednesday
In Evansville.
Miss Lizzie Gill visited in Yadi
sonville Tue sday. ~
Maj. B. +. Harris, of Mortons Gap
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Victory was II
MadisonvIlle Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Forest stevens, Of Madison.
Vile, was in the city Wednesday Wis.
iting friends.
Rev. ID. Fraser and daughter
Miss Isabel, spent Wednesday In
HopkInsville.
Mrs. Harriet Browning was among
the number who attended the min
strel in Madisonville last night.
Miss Mary Wedding, a popular
society lady of Hartford, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Clarence Keown.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Sergeant and
little son, John left yesterday for
Evansville for visit to relatives.
Miss. Francis Riley visited heI
aunt, Mrs. Bruce, in jacksonville
last night and attended the min
strel.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Wise leave in
the morning for Walake, Fla. where
Mrs. Wise will spend the winter.
Mr.. Wise returns next week.
Messrs Geodloe, Robson and Sha-
yer spent Sunday in MadisOnvIlle.
These young men are busy rehears-
ing for the Elks minstrel.
DR.. Flint FINLEY and Richard Sol
mon of Illsey were in the city Sat
urday enrOute to jacksonville where
they were attending court.
NJ ISIS Maude Jenkins an attractive
young lady, of st. Charles, was in
the city Monday ehroute TO Provi-
dence where she is attending school
Dave Barnett, of Wheatcroft. was
IN the city Monday. Dave says that
the Coal Co., at that place has en-
stalled search light and gatlin gun
at its coal tipple.
The bee., 1908-02-13
w.R. DoYAL
A Former Resident Of Darlington Dies At
Iiawesvllls Of Pneumonia.

Mr.. w. X. Doyal died at his
home in Hawsville Wednesday
afternoon last week after a short
illness of pneumonia. He was
former resident of this place,
having been mine boss at Hecla
for fifteen years, and had the
respect of all. Mr.. Doyal also
held a similar position with the
Providence Coal Co., for some
time. Since last Summer he
has been a sufferer of paralysis.
He has a son, Chas. Doyal, who
lives here and is a conductor in
the freight service of the l.. q N.
The bee., 1908-02-13
FORMER HOPKINS COUNTY
MAN is AFTER H0N0Rs.
Sam crumbsker win Probably Stand Tor
Republican Nomination for Lieut..
Governor Of Indiana.

Evansville, Ind, Feb, H.
Samuel Crumbaker, a leading
Republican attorney of this city,
is expected TO announce his can
didacy for the Republican nomi-
nation for Lieutenant Governor
of Indiana some time this week.
Crumbaker is a naive of Hop
kins county, KY, and has been
a prominent factor in the First
district Republican politics for
the past ten years. He served
four years in the Indiana State
Senate. 1t was Crum bakers
vote in the State Senete four
years ago that defeated the bill