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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
FOR A MILITARY COMPANY
HOPED THAT FINAL STEPS IN
ORGANIZATION MAY BE PER
FECTED TONIGHT.

Tonight It is hoped that the or
ganization OF company of state
militia will be perfected. At the
meeting in the Bailey building last
Friday night committee composed
OF DR.. +. w. Smith, j. p. Martin and
X. i. Taylor was appointed to select
a captain to present TO the meeting
tonight for approval This com
mittee has been hard at work and
although a captain las as yet not
been decided upon they have the
names OF severhl gentlemen any
one OF whom is well qualified to fiji
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
CLOUDBURST 7
WEST VIRGINIA HOME WRECK
ED AND WOMAN DROWNED.

Cumberland, Md. May 27.-A
cloudburst overwhelmed Mrs. Reys
Redstock, aged twenty-nine, at Fill
Run on the Western Maryland rail-
road. near Dublin, w. Va. while
she was in her yard feeding the
chickens and she was carried down
the river by wall of water eight
feet high and drowned. The house
was torn from its foundation and
a section % IL wrecked. One daugh-
ter was painfully hurt by falling
timbers, but MIR. Redstock and an
other daGhter--who were I'm the
house, escaped injury.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27

Forged the. name OF Wheeling cit
iren TO a check and was so drunk
that he took Il to the men whose
name he had forged to have II
cashed.
The Wheeling citisen refused to
cash the check aud told Trippel Il
was a forgery. The next day, how
ever. Tripple took the check TO n
bank and tried to have Il cashed. lie
was arrested and charged with for
gerry, and upon conviction was sen
fenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary. His term would expire next
September. but he was released upon
certain conditions.
Coleman Alkire was convicted of
murder In the second degree In the
courts OF Randolph county. Two
years ago he had a quarrel In the
saloon OF a man named Phares at
Glady. A hght followed the quar-.
rel. Alkire was a young fellow,
while his opponent was much heav-
Ter and more powerful man. Pahres
had Alkire backed up against n slot
machine and was beating him un-
mercifully, when Alkire fred and
killed him. Alkire himself was
knocked unconscious and remained
In that condition for three hours
after he had killed Phares. He was
tried and convicted OF second de-
gree murder and was sentenced to
ten years In the penitentlary. His
sentence was commuted to ak years
by the governor.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
EIGHT NEW BISHOPS
MANY DELEGATES HEAVED
SIGH or RELIEF WHEN RE-
SUIT or LAST BALLOT WAS
ANNOUNCED.
Baltimore, Md, May 27.-The

election OF bishops by the Methodist
Episcopal conference OF 1908 is now
a matter Of history. When the an
nounccment was made late today OF
The selection Of the last bishop many
delegates hcavcd sIghs OF relief. The
eight new bishops elected are:
Or. w. II. Anderson, OF New York.
DIR. j. l.. Neuscn, of Berea, o.
DR.. w A. Quale, OF Chicago.
Dr. Charles w. Smith, editor of
the Pittsburg Christian Advocate.
DR.. Wilson s. Lewis. OF Sioux city.
Edwin =. Hughes, OF Green Cas-
tic. Indiana.
Or. Robert Mcintyre, OF Los An
golcs.
DR.. Frank NJ. Bristol Of Washing
ton
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
OKLAHOMA FLOOD CLUB D|sBANDs
MANY DROWNED AND GREAT
DAMAGE DONE To PROPERTY

Colbert. Okla. May 27.-Four-
teen persons on an island In the
Red river were reported drowned
late yesterday evening when a food
OF waters covered the place where
they had taken refuge. The report
lacks verification. Three children
of j, II. Roberts. ferryman. were
carried to death when the river
swept away tree In which they
had taken refuge south OF LawAon,
VIII and Newton Stidham were
drowned near Henrietta while at
tempting to leave, home I'm skin,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
SENTENCES ARE
COMMITTED BY
THE GOVERNOR

Charleston, May 27.- Governor
Dawson has commutcd the sentence
Of q murdered in Randolph county
convicted Of second degree murder
ana an ohio county forger, who en-
dcavorcd to pass check while
drunk The case from Ohio cOun-
~ is very unusual, owing to the
prominence OF the convict. whose
life has been blghted. Alfred Trip
pie is a graduate of Columbia Uni
vcrsity, iu the city Of New York,
having taken q course Of civil en-
gincoring and procured degree as
doctor OF philosophy About two
years ago, while intoxicated. he
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
IN
WOOD COUNTY

Charleston, May 27-A special TO
the Mail from p~rkersburg says:
At n conference OF the Swisher
and Scherr forces here last night n
compromise was effected by which
each candidate will get half of the
Wood county delegation. The com.
promise was made In the interest of
local harmony. and each candidate
'or governor will get 16 l-2 dele
;ates from the county. This puts
IN end to the warm contest beinQ
waged and the rival candidates will
take np the fight In other counties.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
THIRTY THREE
FOR CARRIE
FAMOUS CRUSADER TAKTYN IN
row by PITTSBCRG POLICE

Pittsburg Pa. May Carrie
Nation has been arrested again.
This Is the thirty-third time in her
career that she been in the hands
Of the police. Carrie Nations latest
was alleged disorderly conduct ln
that she Is charged with giving four
men a tongue lashing in public fos
something that disploascd the cru
sader
She was released upon payment
OF $50 forfeit for her appearance IN
court After being released shc de-
clared that she would never pay an
other fine. but would serve out
whatever penalty could be imposod
In jail IN preference.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
Notice u. G.. v.

All Confederate Veterans who are
going to attend the reunion ai
birmingham. Ala, June 9-1t are re-
quested to notify w. X. Stuart. No.
8 Giles street, Blueneld, w. Va, al
once. so that tickets can be ordered
Round trip tickets, $1I.35. Good
until June goth.
BY order OF.
X. III. BAILEY,
Colonel commanding
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
A NOVEL
HONEYMOON
YOUNG COUPLE RIDE FROM
NEW YORK TO CHICAGO IN A
BON CAR.

Chicago, H., May 27.-The most
remarkable honeymoon journey that
ever lei TO Chicago was revealed
here today i'm the arrest OF a young
man and a woman In male disguise
found half starved in n box car
near Grand Crossing. Prisoners
claim TO- be Mr. and Mrs. Max J.
Bender of New York They say
they were married there on May 18,
entered car there Monday and have
been riding I'm 80 ever since.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
SOUTHERN ROAD TO
SPEND MONEY

Lynchbnrs. Va, May 27.--H ls
said here on good authority that the
Souther nrailway Is arranging to re
sume work on It's Improvement I'm
and near Lynchburg In the near fu-
ture. The company is operating
thirteen miles OF new double track.
and a few months work will con
meet new work, which Will make
forty miles OF continuous double
track between here and Galveston.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
WILMINGTON CLuB Rad NOT
PAID SINCE SEASON OPENED

Wilmington, Del, May 27.-Yes-
terday saw the disbanding OF the
Wilmington Union League Baseball
club and the players. with the ex-
ception of lnnelder Carts, Who
signed with Trenton. left for their
homes. This action was due 10
financial troubles. The club has not
been paid since the season opensi.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
BROKE JAIL AT WAYNE.

John Brown, who along with the
Tabor boys was convicted of break
ing into and stealing whiskcy from
the Norfolk e. Western cars at Ken
ova. broke jail at Wayne Monday
night and is now at large. Browns
home is at Bluefield and the police
here are on the lookout for him.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
UNION LEAGUE HAS
NOT D|SBANDEO
BALTIMORE BALL TEAM WILL
PLAY AZ SCHEDULED.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 27.-Ac-
cording to President Al Lawson, of
the Union Baseball League, DFttle
business of importance was trans
acted at an all-night meeting of the
organization. II is said that the ru-
mors of disbaniment OF the Balti-
more club is not true and added
that the Baltimore team will play
as scheduled from now on.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
STARTLEs ROANOKE
YOUNG RAILROAD MAN IN
STANTLY KILLED BY YOUNG
WOMAN, WHO THEN DRINKS
CARBOLIC ACID AND DIES BY
4 HIS SIDE.

A startling double tragedy occur
III mt Roanoke yesterday morning
n house of i'll repute kept by a
man on Ernest avenue. Sadie
Ter. very handsome young wo-
and an inmate OF the house.
William NJ Simpson, a Nor
x Western fireman. about 21
IS old and son of John H.
\Son, a well konwn and highly
ped engineer, killing him in
and then ended her own life
pking carbolic acid. The the
the tragedy is that the young
ld threatened to break with.
ng woman, who had fallen
ely in love with him. ana
IAN give him up she deter
kill them both.
re than one occasion she
!rd to declare that she in
illing both herself and him.
years ago she attempted
pit suicide i'm the reservoir
Lynchburg, and was at that
ced under arrest by the
rg police on the complaint
parents
r. inmates of the house in
The trouble occurred declare
Sadie Buffers mind was per
clear. There is not n doubt
she had dwelt upon the plan of
cling herself ana Simpson for
bme time past. Not long ago she
n pistol. and she avowed
hat her purpose in doing so was to
iut an end to simpsons life and her
,wn. They ala not however. for a
single moment dream that she
.oally meant what she said
on Monday. while sitting in the
'ront yard Of the Ernest avenue
place. she was working at a beauti-
'ul piece of embroidery, and the
iceper OF the house made some re-
mark to her about 1t. Sadie replied
hat If she went away. the woman
'ould have It, She probably then
had reference to her intention to
ma her existence.
When she purchased the carbolic
,Cid is not known. She must have
sept it for the awful purpose for
which she finally used it,
Her Mothers Letter.
Some weeks ago Sadie Butler re-
,eived letter from her mother,
her in pitiful terms to give
I'D the life which she was leading.
After reading the letter Sadie de-
'larcd that she would far rather die
han ever return 10 her old home.
About seven months ago a man
shot and killed a woman on Park
;trcct. and about ten months ago a
similar tragedy occurred on Fourth
lvenuc. n. W. Thus three cases,
,ach.very similar to the other, have
.aken place in Roanoke within
.welve months.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
CHURCH SUPPER AT EBENEzEp

The ladies OF Ebenezer church.
near St Clair. will give a church
supper Saturday. May 30, 4 p. m,
There will be plenty OF good things
to eat, and every lady is cordially
invited.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
FINE HORSES
ARE STOLEN
EIGHT VALUABLE HUNTERS
TAKEN FROM PASTURE
FIELDS.

New York, May 27.-Paul J.
Rainey, the millionaire member of
the Meadow Brook Hunt Club, no
tihed Sheriff Foster. at Mineola.
Long Island. today that eight OF h's
best cross country hunters, worth a.
least $4,000, had been stolen while
out to pasture on the estate At
Westbury.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
Engagement Announced.

Mrs T.. Kaufman. OF Northfork.
announces the engagement Of her
sister. Miss Ella Catzcn TO Mr.. Sam
Soncnu nbcrg, Of Keystone.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27

FLOWER PLANTS.-Geraniums,
Coleus. Scarlet Sage, Cannas,. Yer
bcnas. Elephant Ears. Tube Roses,
etc. Reasonable prices. BY ex-
press. FALLON. Florist Roanoke,
Va
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-05-27
K ADMIRAL CROWNIN
SHIELD DEAD.
REAR

Philadelphia. Pa, May 27.-Rear
Admiral Crowninshield died at the
Episcopal Hospital early this morn
inE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
KERN ADDRESSES
INDIANA EDITORS

Indianapolis. July 3l.--John w. Kern,
Democratic candidate for vice presi-
dent, and Thomas r. Marshall, candi-
date for governor Of Indiana on the
Democratic ticket, addressed the MEM
beers of the Indiana Editorial associa-
tion at Fairview park today. Both
spoke of the Importance of the work
Of the Indiana Democratic editors In
the coming campaign.
Mr.. Kern'S remarks were brief The
work Of the editor Is highly important
said the Democratic candidate for vice
president. "nnd / wish to emphasize
that the confidence of the people IN the
press of this country ought to be re-
stored, and If 1t is restored 1t will have
to be done by the course Of the Demo-
cratic editors of this country ana by
the Independent editors who stand up
on their watch towers and are striking
for what they believe to be right"
Mr.. Kern today received a letter from
Theodore A. Bell of California, who is
chairman of the committee to notify
Mr. Kern of his nomination. asking
that a date be set for the affair. Mr..
Kern will take up the matter tomor-
row and II is expected a decision will
shortly be reached Some OF the Dem
ocratic leaders of Indiana are urging
Mr. Kern TO postpone the notification
until the latter part of September
when the campaign In his state will
be on In earnest. They assert II would
have an important effect to carrying
the state for the Democratic ticket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
TAFT ACHIEVES
GENUINE FAME
Already Fond Mammals and Dot
ing Fathers Are Naming
Babies After Him.
TAFT CLUBS BEING FORMED
Colorado Sends Urgent Invitation
Many Congratuiatory Letters on
Speech of Acceptance.

Hot Springs va. July 3l.-De-
spite heavy mail, which kept his sec
rotary and three stenographers busy
until late last night. Candidate Taft
was comparatively care-free today.
He divided his work with a game
of golf in the morning ana ride with
Gen. Corbin as companion in the af-
ternoon.
Colorado wants Mr.. Taft's presence
In September, according to an urgent
invitation which came today from the
management Of the Interstate fair and
exposition, to be opened Labor day In
Denver. AS the acceptance of the IN
vitation would mean an abandonment
of Mr.. Taft's present plan To conduct
his personal campaign without travel,
his regrets were sent,
Three baby william Howard Tafts'
have appeared in New York. Indiana
and Illinois, accordinT to letters from
the parents to the candidate. Each
baby viii get an autograph letter
from the original bearer OF the name.
and perhaps something besides. The
Hoosier Taft was born, while the Re
publican nominee was delivering his
speech of acceptance. The parents of
the Illinois William Howard chose the
name nearly n year ago. but not for
p0lltlCal reasons, as tnelf statement
is that the boy weighed 25h pounds
at birth.
The New York baby is credited with
the real Taft smile" His father
pharmacist writes;
From the way the youngster smiles
every time | ask him If the Republican
party is going to win | feel sure you
will be our next president"
New Taft clubs were reported from
New York City Philadelphia Beau
mont Cal; Kendallville Ind. Knox
VILE Tenn. (colored); East Grange
n, j.; Mddletown o; Lanesboro,
MINI; West Milton. Pa: Phoebus,
Va: Cincinnati and Woodstock. Va
This disdatch from Samuel p Pow
ers. president Of the Middlesex club of
Boston, was received today:
Sitting by the shore Of the loud
sea, the Middlesex club to-
day Mt It's annual holiday banquet
sends you assurances Of it's affectionate
regard and admiration and of its
of your overwhelming cleo
ton"
Many congra tulatorv letters on the |
acceptance speech we're received by |
Mr., Taft today. Mr. Taft has not vet
whether a reply will he made
to Mr.. Bryan's comments on the
speech
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01

Tobacco company, ~ large independent
corporation, against the American To-
bacco company The petition alleges
that the American Tobacco company,
through operations conducted In re-
straint of trade, has restricted the
manufacture and sale OF tobacco to
such an extent the Monarch company
has been crowded out of several prof
table selling fields The Monarch
company alleges that the damages
thus sustained amount to s600,0O0 and
asks for triple reimbursement. under
the punitive clause of the sherman
act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
On Conditions in American Canal
Zone and Its Relations to
Republic of Panama.
PEOPLE ARE APPREHENSIVE
That United States VIII Seize Country,
Which Is Absurd, Says Lieut..
Bishop of Commission

oyster Bay, ~ Y, July 31.--A con
canal zone at Panama and on the re-
latons of the canal zone with the re-
public of Panama was held at Saga
more Hill tonight
Secy of War Wright and Secy. of
the lsthmian Canal Commission JOS
| scph Bishop. who had been summon
| ed here to discuss the Panama mat
| ters with the president, arrived this
| evening. They were accompanied by
Mrs Bishop and Clifford Pinchot chief
| of the bureau of forestry The guests
remained over night at Sycamore
Hill.
with Gen. Wright and Secy. Bishop
the president tonight went over the
situation in Panama, The conference
Will be resumed tom orrow. when the
future policy to be followed by the
officials of the canal zone VIII be de-
termincd.
Mr. Bishop, who is just finishing "A
two months leave of absence from the
isthmus, is thoroughly acquainted win
the exact state of affairs prevailing IN
Panama, and il is understood that he
had some Recommendations OF import
ance to submit to the president ana
Gen Wright for their approval.
when Mr.. BlShOp SAILS lor thl'"i'i''
next Monday from New York he un-
doubtedly will carry with him COM
plete Instructions.
When questioned tonight regarding
a report from Panama which stated
that the people there believed that
the ultimate result of the American
operations on the isthmus would be
the seizure by the United States of
the republic of Panama, Secy. Bishop
said this was absurd He remarked
that the people of Panama did not
seem to understand that the United
States was there to dig the canal and
do nothing else
Gen. Wright had nothing to say
concerning the conference with the
president on Panama. He said that
he probably would talk with the pres
ident also on the dismissal of the
eight cadets from West Point for
hazing clifford Pinchot came to see
the president regarding the work of
the national conservation commission,
in which the president is greatly in
terested He said that the work was
beginning favorably Secy. Loeb de-
parted this afternoon by automobile
for New York on his months vaca-
ton He will go to Maine by train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
HANNA MINE DISASTER.
state Mine Inspector SAYS Ccrtup
Laws Were Nioln;cd

nan, g,heyenne' Wyo, July 8l.-ln "a re.
day, on the Hanna coal mine 5Is,sto,.
OF last March, costing SO lives Stete
Cohl Mine Inspector Nohh YOUNG az.
olares That certain laws govcrninp Inc
operhtion of the coal mines had
bee9 violated by the Union paridr
aoal company IN It's haste to omen nm
a an entry in which there had been n
i,ir, tnelebS causing AN explosion Tho
Inspector suggests that the mino ho
NvaIed forever as "a tomb for the mon
Nhose bodies were no, recovered ana
makes recommendation for now stn,
ttules Tor the protection OF men work
ing underground
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
TERRIFIC THUNDER STORMS.

Vienna. July 31--A series of ter
rife thunder ana rain storms have
caused destruction and heavy loss of
life in Austrian Tyrol The Bukowna
district and the Siller valley suffered
especially Corpses are floating down
the streams, and houses and stock
have been washed away. The death
roll in Bultowina is said to be so,
while in the Siller valley upwards of
20 persons have lost their lives The
village of Mehrn near BriNegE has
been overwhelmed by a landslide and
l6 persons are reported TO have
been killed
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500 Reward. 500.

gd 10 learn thar thdrr 4 st Ions nno
,alfHHea disease that science ha4 be-. N
Hu's i" sure M an Its sngcs aud dat
ONE positive euro uow known ia ,Tc
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taken internally urtinr ,iirartI, N,g lS
ss1,", ml'"I ana mucous surfaces of tnr
Iio1n, ai , ,nrIfhy destroying rbe f5unda.
tirmt W. t..r Qlsrdse and glying the pa-
~ lWiigll 4.gd assisting nature n doing
f,if "'I Hr moprIetors have SO much
49, a. " ,lrtltc powers that they
U,t ,Nt iIWdfeu Dollars for amy rase
sltt,,'' i'us To cure Send for lst of
Address. b. CHENEY A. ,o
Sold l.,. t,,........ Toledo. Ohio.
patton NH'9 Ao' eohsN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
NEVADA GYPSUM COMPANIES
HAVE PAID NO TAXES

Reno. New. July 3l.-State Bullion
Tax Collector Haley, who has been in
Carson city for the past week inVes-
tigatlng the revenue resources of the
state and securing opinions from
Atty.-Gen. Stoddard on the revenue
laws of Nevada. has created a sensa-
tion by discovering that the Adams
Gypsum plant at Empire and the West
ern Gypsum company In Reno, and
other gypsum plants have not been
paying any taxes for the output of their
plaster. He has also discovered that
the revenue laws have not been en-
forced as they should have been in
Carson, and has notified the authorities
of Carson City To collect certain liquor
licenses in that city or close up the
places that have been selling liquor
without licenses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST 1 1908

make some purchases In either Shouse-
town or Plttsburg, She failed TO re-
turn and search vas instituted With
out success About midnight Tuesday.
the girls mother found her lying across
her bed at the family home, apparent
~ In dying condition. Physicians
have since worked with the young
woman but up to today she had not re-
gained consciousness. one theory adj
vanced is that the girl was kidnapped,
being taken to one of the many camps
in the vicinity. where she was drugged
and forcibly detained until Tuesday
night, when she was taken to her
home while her parents and neigh-
bors were searching for her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01

l7Sl-l5aic Haync. American patriot.
hanged at Charleston; born l7i6
lS23-Oliyer Perry Morton. famous as
war governor of Indiana; died 1877.
1852 President Lincoln proclaimed =
draft for 100000 men, the first i'm
prrssmCnt ordered,
ihSG-Samucl Jones Tilden, Democratic
statcsmtu, died; born 1872
1901 -Dowager Empress Frederick OF
Germany, queen consort Of the late
Emperor Frederick mother of the
reigning kaiser and eldest daughter
Of Queen Victoria of England, died
hmIn lhAM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
WOMAN INvENTs ,ERorL,NE.

New York. July si.-Miss e. l.. TODD.
once "A stenogiapher in the patent Of
flee It Washington and the first Amer
lean woman alrship inventor has an
nounced that she has Invented an aero
plane, the working model of which she
hopes to exhibit at Brighton Beach
tomorrow when Henry Farman shows
what has much larger hier can do. Miss
Todd says her aeroplane is perteci so
far as present knowledge of aeronau-
tics In general is concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
AUGUST :.

i65 Il C.-XcrXes. the noted king OF
Persia murdered by Artahanus.
lil1--llatle OF OriHkany,
1864 FaIraguts battle Ia Mobile bay
Mobile bay was planted win Con
federate torpcdoes at the time oi
Farraguts attack. FtsraBut on
iered his flagship, the Hartford.
To take the lead IN order 10 SHOW
his contempt for the torpedoes
lsss- Philip Henry Sheridan general Of
the army OF the United states. died:
born 1881,
lDa-ltussian ana japanese peace en-
yoys met on board the yacht May
mower at oyster Bay. ~ Y,