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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02

mu rozpr6szono jego ,,urzedni-
k6w zaufania", a oto wczoraj da-
wnych .urzednik6w zaufania'
McCanna zabrano Z dystyk-
tu ,red light, miedzy in
nymi zabrano stamtad sierzanta
McCanna, kuzyna oskarzonego in
spektora; przeniesiono 60 ma sta
eye przy ulicy Halsted, aby tam
juz ME m6gi pracowac i wplywu
wywiefa6 ma korzyS6 inspektora
McCanna.
: szef policyi Steward powQla}.
ostatnio wszystkieha policyant6w,
kt6rzy dotychczas miei ,easy
jobs" (nic do roboty) po rozmai-
tych instytucyach, jak dworcach,
zwiazkowych gmachach, szkolach
etc., do s3uaby czynnej, patrolo-
acej;; przybywa przez to 1,5oo po-
licyant6w sluzbie bezpieczenstwa i
porzqdku, kt6rzy dotychczas mieli
takie synekury prywatne. Odtad
szk6f pilnowa6 beda ME specyalni
policyanci - potrzebni tylko i
tax W czasie pauz, ale zwykli poll
cyanci odnosnego dystryktu; TAX
samo z wielu budynk6w publicz-
nych zabrano do roboty paraduja-
cych tam dotychczas bezczynnie
,,pan6w z pa}kami".
= Wydziat sapotrzebowa6 bat-
dietowych uchwali} wyda6 ma ule-
pszenia W ulicach, jak brukowanie,
kanalizacye etc. $4,000, ma move
wodociagowe rury W sr6dmiesciu
$4,000, ma prace dla komsiyi
skontruiqcej Merriama $4,000,
sekretarz tel komisyi ma pobierac
rocznie $4,000; wreszcie zaplaco-
no rachunek firmy G. W. Jackson
Go. "a ulepszenia zabezpieczenia,
poczynione ma zarzadzenie specy-
alnei komisyi mieiskiej ma stacyi
pompuiace (,,crib") naprzeciwko
ul. 73ej, gdzie jak sobie czytelnicy
przypominaja poczatkiem b. r.
wydarzy}a sic straszna katastrofa,
kt6ra kosztowa}a oko}o so zywo-
tow ludzkich. Poczyniono tam te-
raz urzadzenia, wykluczajace po-
dobno mozliwose powt6rzenia sic
nieszczescia.
Zapiski d'Ma wezorajsseso.
- Ma torach kolei B. & o." u
krzyz6wki z ul. Leayitt pociag o.
sobowy tejae kolei przejecha} i "a
bill ma miejscu dwu ludzi, kt6rzy
wlasnie chcieli przejsc przez to-
tory. Nieszczesliwi nazywali sic
Flip Ganizo Jan Giozion; po-
chwyci}y ich kraty ochronne loko-
moywy powlok}y jakich 100
stop, miazdzqc ich ciala do niepo-
znania. Ludzie ci, zdaje sic, byli
zatrudnieni przy kolei ,,B & O."
= Policyant O'Brien ze stacyi
przy ulicy Desplaines chcia} wczo-
raj wskoczyc ma w6z pogotowia re-
tunkowego, padl jednak ma bruk,
przyczem kola wozu zmiazdAyly
mu prawa noge, nadto odni6sl in
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02

cych w fabryce krawatek dostalo
polecenie strajkowania celem wy
walczenia lepszych warunkow
placy. Zwiazek zawodowy pre-
znaczyl pewna iloSt dziewczat do
trzynania stray okoIo fabryki.
Placodawcy oSwiadczaja, re zada-
niu dziewczat ME beda mogli
zadoSc uczynic.
New York, N. Y, 2 pazdzier-
nika. Aeronauta Curtis podaje do
wiadomoSci, re dnia 8, 10 i IL
pazdziernika dokona szeregu
wzlot6w ma torze wyscigowym
Hawthorne okolo Chicago. Z Chi
cago uda sic, Curtis do St. louis,
gdzie podczas odbywajacej sic
uroczystoSci miejskiej dokona ro-
wniez wielu wzlotow.
Mobile, Ala, pazdziernika. -
Jeden z tutejszych browarow
wni6s1 podanie do sadu w spra-
vie zakazu wywozu ze Stanu p
tysiecy beczek piwa.
Alnira. N. Y, 2 pazdziernika.
- Wczoraj mad ranem spadi
snieg w niedaleko stad ku polno-
cy polozonej wsi Dundee. Snieg
pokryl gruba warstwa ziemie, po-
wodujac znaczne obnizenie tenn
peratury W dalekim promieniu.
New York, N. Y, 2 pazdzier-
nika. - Wczoraj zaszedl wypadek
niezwykle niemily, Swiadczqcy o
brutalnoSci tutejszej policyi., Gle
szacej sic oddawna niezbyt po-
chlebnq pod wzgledem obejscia
sic przechodnlami oplnia'
Ma schodach prowadzacych do
ko1ei g6rnej zaczcpil policyan:
jednego Z oficer6w francuskiej
marynarki wojennej, przebywaja,
cego tutaj w goScinie O. okazyi
uroczystosci Hudson Fulton.
Policyantowi ME podobalo sic, ze
dotyczacy officer szedl "a szybko
DO schodach. Ma skutek spokoJ-
nej, ale stanowczej odpowiedzi o.
ficera. uderzyl go policyant pic
scia miedzy oczy TAX SLIME, ze ME
przeczuwajaca niczego ofiara
brutalnosci organu bezpieczeh-
stwa (lD stoczyla sic po schodach
ma bruk, porywajac swym cieza-
rem kilka kobiet. Admiral lie
Pord - ME chcac powodowac ja-
kichs nieporozumieh wIadzami
Stan6w Zjednoczonych zaklocac
uroczystosci, ME wnios} zazale-
mia, ograniczajac sic jedynie 90
opublikowania wiasciwego stanu
sprawy. -
Philadelphia, Pa, 2 pazdzier-
nika. = w wiezieniu W Holmes
burg posprzeczai sic wiezieh An
toni Zachicz (Dalmatyhczyk) ze
swym towarzyszem ,,niedoli"
Piotrem Grambrane kawalek
chleba zamordowal go.
- To rzecz szczegolna, panic radco,
-,-I~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02
PRzEDWCzESNA RADOSC.
WaIka Kabylami : DOtkliwe straty. : Smierc
jenerala.
Sultan = zWierze.
SWiadek Ora. COOka.
Sultan zwierze.
Swiadek Ora. Cooka.
Francuzi CORA! - POzar na wystawie.

POdr6z Prezydenta onomczna stan6w zedno
ardowe dIugiTragczny zgon srebrne weseie
poscigu indya'inem Pod zarzuen lnOruer-
1000 dzewczat strajkue Cur
tbs w Chicago. - Sneg. Brutalny pOlcyant
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02
soBoTA, DNIA 2-do PAzDzIERNIKA, 1909 RoKU
New York, N. Y, 2 pazdzier-

New York, N. Y, 2 pazdzler-
ka. - Najglowniejszym najwie-
cej zainteresowanie budzacym
punktem wczorajszego programu
uroczystosci Hudson Fulton,
byla defilada statkow ma rzece
Hudson. Ma brzegach morskich
zgromadzily sic tysiace ludzi, o.
czekujacych niecierpliwoScia
nadplyniecia dlugiego szeregu
statkow handlowych, holowcow,
jachtow, ktore godzinie 10 rano
zgromadzily sic poniedzy Fortem
Lee Spuyten Duyvil. w rzedzie
okretow znajdowai sic takze
Roosevelt, okret, ma kt6rego
pokladzie odbyl Peary swa osta-
tnia, szczesliwym skutkiem u
wiehczona podr6z do bieguna pol
nocnego. Skoro okret ten dop4y-
nal do wysokosci AZ ulicy rozlegf
sic formalny huragan oklaskow i
okrzyk6w ma czesc Peary'eo.
Srodek wszystkich okretow sta
nowil jeden maly krazownik, II
torpedowcow a podwodne To-
die. Reszta floty wojennej stasa
ma kotwicy W niedalekiej stosun-
kowo odleglosci wraz innymi
okretami panstw udzial W uro-
czystosci bioracych.
Washington, D. c., ? pazdzier-
nika. - Dyrekotorowie iowa
rzystwa geograficznego" odbyli
specyalne posiedzenie, chcac sic
porozumiec, CO do sta
nowiska, jake rzeczone Towarzy-
stwo ma zajac wobec odkrycia
Peary'ego i DR.. Cooka.
Dyrektorowie uchwalili pow
strzynac sic z decyzya az do CA
su. dop6ki Peary i DR.. Cook ME
przedloza dowodow.
Stowarzyszenie polecajac jak
naiszybsze przediozenie dowo-
dow zaznacza w SVEN oglosze-
niu, re ME jest j ME byio ono
zwr6cone przeciw obu podr6zni-
kom i bynajmniej ME jest prze-
znaczone do kwestyonowania O.
powiadah zapewnien odkTyciu
bieguna.
Washington, D. C., 2 pazdzier-
nika. - Og6lny dug Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych wynosi wedlug wy
kaz6w urzedowych $2,64S,6O2, ,84G
w samym wrzeSniu wydano o
3.744,757 wiecej niz wpiynelo do
chodu do skarbu panstwa.
Philadelphia, Pa, 2 pazdzierni-
ka. - Po przeszlo 55 letniem Po-
zyciu ma}zenskiem zmarl David
Ackermann jego maizonka z po
wodu zatrucia gazem. Zmarli zyG
ze soba bardzo zgodnie
Ackermann miaf lat 72, mall
zonka zaS jego 76 lat.
Lincoln. Nebr., 2 pazdziernika.
Pahstwo NJ. I. Bryan obchodzili
wczoraj srebrne wesele W otocze-
niu najblizszych krewnych.
Riverside, Cal, 2 pazdziernika.
- Wird Boy, Indyanin. Scigany
"a zbrodnie zamordowania ojca j
porwanie kobiety, zamordowaf
porwana podczas ucieczki. Zwloki
zamordowanej znaleziono W pu-
styni.
Utica, N. Y, 2 pazdziernika.-
| Aresztowano TIL Dawida Higgin-
sa, sluzacego hotelu Butterfield
pod zarzutem dokonania morder-
stwa ma osobie Amy Schuma-
cher, ktorej zwloki znaleziono 9
sierpnia W Holy Sepulchre Ce-
mentery" w Rochester.
indianapolis, Ind, 2 pazdzier-
nika. - Balon Indiana, bedacy
wlasnoscia Henryka D. Purdena
z Daytonu o, wzni0s1 sic wczoraj
mad miastem i odlecial W kierunku
wschodnim. Oprocz Purdena znai
dowali sic w lodce balonowej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-02

- To rzecz szczegolna, panic radco,
flu to glupcow lazi po bozym swiecie'
w istocie zazwyczaj o jednego
viecej. anizeli niejednemu sic zdaje.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
NO COMPETITION IN STEEL.
Agreement Between the Corporation
and the Republic Company.

P%ittsburg. Pa.--The Steel Corpora
ton and it's former most active op-
ponent, the, Republic Iron and Steel
Company, have reached an agreement
by which there wifi be no more war
in prices. Announcement is made
here that the two oncer have COM
pleted a trade involving $250,0O0 Of
Ohio property for Pennsylvania prop
erty, each side practically disarming
itself for any future territorial war
fare. When tho Steel Corporation
was formed it gained possession,
among other things. of a plot adjoin-
ing the Republics big mills In
Youngstown. through taking the old
American Tube Company's site. No
secret was made Of the fact that the
Corporation stood ready at q mo-
ment's notice to produce plans for q
large rival mill beside the Republic
plant.
At the same time the Republic held
a tract OF land adjoining the Steel
Corporations plants st Sharon, Pa,
but a. few miles from Youngstown
mills. and the Republic also held this
as a club v the head of the Cor.
poration at that point.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
TEXAS TORNADO WRECKS TOWN.
Many Citirens of Zephyr Killed and
Wounded.

Brentwood, Texas. - A tornado.
wrecked Zephyr, a village in Brown
County, killing more than thirty per-
sons, seriously wounding fifty, and
hurting q score Of others. Extreme
darkness added to the terror Of the
catastrophe.
The known dead are: 3. F. Brown
and wife, G. A. Cab1er and wife. The
odore Cabler, County Clerk, wife and
two children; G. NJ. Carter, wife and
child; Gibson Cloyes, Mrs. Tom Hart
and child, Gertrude Houston. Mrs. w.
A. Ramsay and child, M. G.. Simmons
wife and three children; Oscar Ware,
wife and three children.
Among the seriously injured ara
Robert Campbell, wife and four chill
dren: DR.. Wreen and wife, Professor
Cloyes and family and Captain Collier
and wife.
The storm formed half a mile
southwest of Zephyr, and swept down
upon the village. cutting a wide swath
directly through the residence and
business quarters.
Nearly fifty houses were demol-
ished. Lightning struck q lumber
yard end started a fire, which de-
stroyed an entire business block. No
effort was made to fight the fire, as
the care of the dead and wounded de-
manded all the attention. The big
stone school building and two
churches at Zephyr were razedx
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
VICTORY IN END
OF TRACTION STRIKE
Demands Of Philadelphia Street
Car Men Are Granted.
SCALE OF PAY INCREASED
Nearly 500 Strike Breakers Were he
turned to New York City After
Receiving So a Day and $2.5O
Extra if Injured.

Philadelphia, Pa.-The strike OF
the employees Of the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company ended in a
victory for the strikers.
The employees voted to accept the
proposition of the company. In the
extreme northern and eastern sec
lions of the city, the hotbeds OF the
| rioting, the vote was almost unanimous
against it. Fourteen barns voted to
accept the terms offered by the COM
pany and four against. The total
| vote was 1886 for to 619 against.
Rioting had been renewed during
the day, but with a single exception
! the disorders were sporadic. 10 saIe-
guard against q renewal of turbulence
all street car traffic was suspended
at 8 O'Clock and the saloons were
closed at 6 p. m.
The terms of the agreement are as
follows:
Strikers to be reinstated in their
former positions. Wages to be in
creased to twenty-five cents an hour
before July 1.
: Committees of employees to be rec
ognized by the traction company in
| presenting grievances and other mat
tiers.
Hours of employment to be ad-
justed to ten hours and the swings to
be adjusted to that time as near as
| possible.
Arrangements to be made by which
a standard uniform may be purchased
from any one of not less than five
reputable clothing firms.
The terms meet the entire demands
made by the men except Thai they
asked for twenty-five cents an hour.
The present wage schedule is twenty
one cents an hour.
G. O. Pratt, who conducted the
strike, was not permitted by h
Rapid Transit officials to take active
part in the final negotiations for
peace.
If later it can be shown the COM
pany is able to pay twenty-five cents
an hour, it will be demanded.
The conference was attended by
practically every member Of the board
of directors Of the Rapid Transit Com
pany. Mayor Reyburn and Senator
McNichol were present.
Nearly 500 strike-breakers were
marched from the Bridge street barn
to the depot to return to New York
City. Half the number wor bandages.
Each received SIS a day, and the in
jured $3.50 additional.
The most serious disturbance OF
the day came when 5000 strike SYM
pathizers assembled at Front and
Master streets, where they drove a
crew from a trolley, threw oil on it
and set it on fire. Firemen turned
the hose on the mob, which fought
back, and an emergency call was sent
for the reserves, who charged and
dispersed it. Sergeant Bloomer was
s%eriouscly injured by a stone.
The present strike has been the
most complete tie-up ever experienced
by local trolley companies, and the
temper of the people vas nor violent
than in the strike of 1895.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
BAR MIDDIES FROM MARRYING.
@a&smF"@%&l E"
Meyer Says They Must First Serve Six Years of APP

Washington, y. C.-Midshipmen in
the United States Navy cannot marry
now until they have completed their
full six years OF apprenticeship. This
order Wac issued by Secretary Meyer
and approved by the President.
Heretofore the Naval Academy reg
uIations ruled that no midshipman
could marry during his cadet days.
There have been instances, however,
where members of the graduating
class have insisted that when they
completed their III of studies at
the Academy the rules did not extend
to them while on the required sea
cruise Of two years. There was moth
Ing In the regulations of the navy
that governed the middies in this re-
gard while they were undertaking
hi sea duty necessary for them to
qualify, and Secretary Meyer decided
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
FALSE HAIR FORBIDDEN.
St. Louis Girl Graduates Cannot Wear
Purchased Curls and Puffs.

senior class of. HOsmer Hall, a fash
ionable girls school, are greatly
grieved over an announcement by
Miss Louise McNair, the principal,
that any young woman who appears
with false curls at the commencement
exercises will not receive her diploma.
Many members OF the class had pur-
chased curls and puffs for the event.
Miss McNair was aroused against
false hair at the commencement exer-
cises OF another school for girls. Her
horror at the deception, which was
genuine, was aggravated by imper-
feet matching of the false and the
true on some heads of the graduates.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
The Field of Sports.

The Wisconsin varsity crew aver
ages 1854 pounds, three pounds
more than last years boat.
James R Keene has a. big lead on
his rival turfmen in the matter OF
money won by racehorses this season.
There is reason to believe that eer-
tain athletes are demanding more
shan their expenses TO compete Ill
games.
Ranney, the Harvard freshman
who won the quarter mile against ms
Yale freshmen, should DC a gool man
to take up MerriaeW's Morh naA'
Year
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10

it would simplify matters to put in
such an inhibition.
"The order is issued for the good
Of the service and for the welfare of
the young men," said the Secretary.
1.-The young officers are educated for
four years at the expense of the Gov
eminent, and they have no opportu-
nifty to earn a competence. For the
last-named 81 they cannot sup
port wives, and, besides, they would
be in continual service at sea and
away from their brides for at least
twenty-three months"
This is the second blow given Cupid
by the military establishment within
the week. General J. Franklin Bell
Chief of Staff of the army, warned
the new l~ieutenants entering the med.
ical corps with marriage while they
| were young in the service was fatal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
A Conclusive Defense


~And you say that you are 'nno srorn
Of the charge of stealing a goos0 - 3
Mr.. Gibson?" asked a Juose
meek-looking prisoner.
eyes, sir, I am as innocen'
child Aid moi
aYou are confident that you ~
steal the goose from Mr. uio 80"
Eyes. sir; and I can prove H.
CHOW can you prove 1t? .+oal
II can prove that I dldn eorse I
Mr.. Gibson's goose, Judge, pe. the
stole two hons from Mr.. Graston FIVE
same. night, and Gibson lives
miles from G%raston's." o,, the
/ "The proof is conclusive "HNew
Judge. Discharge the prisoner
York Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10

uTe craft. Raymon Won Limh6ro :.
c1garmaker. of South Boston. lost h.
life when the sloop Lillian A. t,1rn ms
over In a squall off Thompson,s 1I'
ands. His four companions cluny - t.
the bottom of the boat and were rs "
cued- j"
. Five unknown men, believed "a
have come from Brockton. vo,o
drowned in Hull Gut by the capstans
Of a boat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
The National Game.

Third baseman Moriarty has sfeSll!
strengthened the Detroit inleld-
In contour and style at the nat'
Hoblitzel, of the Reds, recalls MiA0
DOnlin. j.
The veteran jimmy Collins, late u
the Athletics. is showing his ola.tiln0
form at third base for Minneapolis
The Cleveland Club has sofa ou..
fielder Josh Clarke to the Colunlpu'
Club, of the American Assoelaton'
Outfielder Dick Harley has peen
Internationally released by the bu ~
isville Club, OF the American Asso''"
GOn-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
GIRLS HURRY COSTS HER LIFE.
huns in Front of Auto Which Had
Started Again at Crossing.

Lockport, N. Wharton Goerss,
nine years old, was killed by an auto
mobile driven by Harry Haskins, son
of Supervisor Haskins, of the Fifth
Ward, here. Chief Of Police Smith
placed !Iaskins under arrest.
Haskins was employed as a demon
strator for a local automobile firm.
He says the runabcut was slowed up
when the girl and four other persons
started to cross the street in front of
It. The party on foot also came to- a
standstill, and Haskins sent the auto
mobile ahead. JUST as he did so the
girl darted away from the others and
ran into the side Of the runabout.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
GREAT FLIGHT OF ARSH|P
Count Zeppelin Travels $50 Miles
in 81 Hours.
Trial Successful But For Contacf
With . Tree-Crcw of Owner
and Nine Persons Carried.

Goeppingen. Germany.-The Yep
pelin airship, on its way back to
Friedrichshafen from Bitterfeld, came
down in an open field near here The
landing a intended only for oil and
a manoeuvre, but the envelope OF
the pointed bow Of the vessel came
into contact with the branch of a tree
and was torn. After an examination
of the damage it was decided to send
to Fr1edrichshafen for workmen to
repair the damage before proceeding.
Count Zeppelin explained that he
did not continue on to- Berlin from
Bitterfeld because the sirship had
lost some gas, and he thought It
wiser to start on the return trip to
Fr1edrichshafen, particularly as the
homeward journey would require
from fifteen to twenty hours.
The aeronaut is thoroughly salts
fed with this journey. which is the.
longest excursion yet undertaken.
The airship covered some $50 miles,,
Including It's manoeuvring, within.
thirty-seven hours.
The tearing of the envelope of tho.
forward compartment carries no par
ticuTar lesson, except that greater
care must be taken in steering.
The afrship left the floating shed.
on Lake Constance a little after 3
o'clock at night. The objective was
Berlin, where Emperor William
awaited the arrival of the count. But
the airship got only as far as Bitter
field, some 400 miles from the start
ing place, and there decided to re-
turn. There we're on board Count
Zeppelin himself, two engineers and
a crew of seven men.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
BURGLARS OVERLOOK S5o,0oo'
Open Kentucky postofice sa1cs' "'
Residents Scare Them.

Newport, Ey.-NurSlars, win IN
tro-glyccrine, blew open Two sales ,ha 10
the postnf1ice here. Residents i:
vicinity roha5 their heads oHt OF WIN
dows, but went back to nea 1Saa'
thinking the noise way made L? p'. ,sa
ing. Tho burglars, however, 81" VI"
heads from nary windows ana heui
Next morning p%ostcfi:o cS In.
found tehiaj 9 thir incidc seer a." !,
ton in. one OF the safes s'5'3os
cash which had not Leaa dsstufo11'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
Coruorat;pn OFFICER Arrested.

Corporation Officer Arrested.
U. S. Judge Lacombe committed "a.
The Tombs, in New York City, the
vice-president OF the United Copper
Company and gave Sanford Robinson
Heinze's personal attorney, a day IL.
which to explain his connection with F,
the missing records OF the
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
KILLED PROTECTING HER BABY
Wife Falls Dead, Then Jealous Hus'
band Shoots Himself.

Fairmont, w. Va.-Peyin Bickinas,
a Lithuanian, shot and killed his wife
in Pennington, near here, then shot
himself IN the head and is dying in
a hospital. Jealousy is believed to
have been the cause Of the tragedy.
Without warning and just as the wife
with her babe in her arms arose from
the dinner table the man began fir
ing.
Raising an arm to shield the child,
the woman received three bullets in
her arm. The fourth entered her
brain. The mar then fired the fifth
ball into his own head. and fell NOR
tally wounded. The child escaped
injury.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
ENLISTED SOLDIERS HoyoREp.
Miss Helen Taft Unveils Granite
Shaft at Gettysburg.

Gettysburg, pam imposing
shaft Of granite, erected by Congress
to the memory of these OF the regN,
larly enlisted forces who fell in the
three days. fighting about the Round
Tops and the Bloody Angle, was IN.
yelled by the Presidents daughter,
Miss Helen H. Taft, while President
Taft himself paid tribute to officers
and men Of the United States Army,
2sst and present.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
Farmer Kills Neighbor,

Morris Donavan, a wealthy Clyde,
N. Y, farmer, was killed by his
friend and neighbor. Beckwith Trem-
per. Trernper, Donavan and Fred
Hart, an eruploye of Donavan's, spent
the night in Tremper's barn, where
much hard cider was consumed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
Rebels In Lima Killed.

The rebellion in Lima, Peru, Mas
been quellcd by the troops, about one
hundred persons having been killed
or wounded Pedro Pierola Is among
the dead.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
More Steel Men Put to Work.

The Jones & Laughlin Company
put several hundred additional men
to work on their new steel plant at
Aliquippa, Pa, where rush orders
have been, given to get at least three
of the four big furnaces ready for
blowing in by November 1.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
Woman Smugg1er C,uoh+

A false bottom in a trunk helms.
Ing to Mrs. Matilda Chesbrough, q,
Boston, hid $4,000 worth of Jewels
and clothing, which are being held At
the New York Custom House.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10

Owed From Eads Bridge; Unhurt.
Joseph F1ory, at St Louis, dived
ninety feet from the Eads Bridge into
the Mississippi River to win a wager.
He was uninjured.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10
P1ttsfeld Car Men Ont.

All traffic on the lines OF the Pitts.
held (Mass.) Street Railway Com.
paHy wan tied up following q strike
Of the 125 conductors and motormen.
A demand of the men for an increase
Of n cent an hour and for a ten
hour working day led to the strike.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-06-10

- ROoseveITs Nurse Dead.
Mrs. Dora Watkins, nfnety-two.
Theodore Roosevelt's babyhood nurse.
was buried in New York City.