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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

district previous to shipping. The
owners are the same men who for
merry owned the Mammoth mine, sold
to the Federal Mining & Smelling
company several years ago. The owns
ers have received an offer of 81 900 600
for the mine from Seattle capitalists.
put the offer was turned down.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

Thomas jay. superintendent of the
Monitor mine, is at the property near
sdltese, Mont, preparing for resum-
ing work there. The mine was closed
down several months ago on account
OF the wood supply running out. The
deep snow prevented more fuel being
taken into the property.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

The grand lodge of Knights Of
Pythias of Idaho nave adopted legis-
lation prohibiting delegates to the
grand lodge from collecting per diem
or mileage fees unless they can giy-
proof that they h;lye attended II con-
seeutive meetings Bof their surbnrdin-
ate lodges just previous to the grand
lodge meeting.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

Wallace people anxious to attend
all three of the big land drawings
next month attempted to arrange for
q special train to take the partv to
W'Ssou;a to register for the Flathead
lands. to Spokane for the Colville
''nds and to Occur d'Alene for the
Occur d Alene reservation. The
Northern Pacific was unable to prom
Use the necessary equipment at that
Gate and the project was dropped.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21
NEWS OF WALLACE

Special to The Daily Muscular.
Wallace, June 19.-Mullan win be the
only town in the Occur d'Alenes to
celebrate the Fouth Of July in any
sort of style. Past celebrations in
Wallace have shown that sum less
than $1,000 IS inadequate to use in
observing the day, and this year it
was impossible to collect even $1,000.
The committee in charge has returned
the money to the subscribers. Mullan
citizens, as we'll as Occur d'Alene city,
are bidding for the Wallace patron
age, Mullan has raised q large sum
for the event.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
Pointed Paragraphs.

What becomes OF The 2 cents a
; woman saves when she buys doua:
article 70. IS cents?
Many man Is willing 70 lead 9
dogs !.se when pretty gt.! says.
Love ne. lov. 0y dog.
The Republican party Is the great
est fakir OF the age. II b:istles up
.. . FEW ha!s-breeds down there To
Nicaragua as II they were really q
nat.oa But anything TO seco:e toe
applause o! the un,h!cEas masses
IS thci. stock in trade.
N7!:h TWO million dollars oa 6e-
posi-: IN :oe banks OF O-anrburs
county anothe. cot,oa nil; o. t~o
IN THIS city iooss easy.
Tie trouble with the average
young man IS that &c doesn't thtns
seriously OF marriage uoi!! be faces
the pa:son.
:. GIL may ee ans.y .: Dao
to7 trying 20 kiss he7. but Just tae
same she sdmi.es BIS 5000 taste.
A dispatch scoo St. Pc:5rsS1:s
says TIE report that tie Empress IS
ve!y III IS untrue.
The p ol!tieaI candidate doesn't al
ways Win just because tie women
vote him suocesJ.
4 Toman's idea OF tasteful man
Is ono who is able 20 increase the
admiration 50" has for h~rsci:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
Will Review Case.

The Supreme Court o: me United
States Tuesday granted thc re;!uon
70. arit ot c.-t:o-a7i in the con-
tempt cases o; Samuel Goanp"rs.
Frank Morrison and John Mitchell.
officers OF tn. American Federation
G: Labor. Tn. :ff"c; o; The G"c,S-
:on wili bc 70 bring the cn:irc rcco-d
in :hc Backs stove and rang" case
against tilc:. Di:n 20 ID. Supreme
Cor-. :or rr-!eN
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
AVIATOR MEETS DEATH.
French Acroplaatst FAILS While
Csios Machine First Tine.

4 dispatch from Nice. Fraace,
sars Antonio Feroandes, ao Aviator.
ne. death a few days ago While
sytcs 70. the frst time 10 al aero
plane OF bis own invention AZ TIE
new areodyone near the mouth 81
the Var.
The accident appears 70 ha9e been
due mainly 70 the inexpe-!eoce aad
,eckiessoess OF the svtator. who.
.npsticnt u the delay and cot heed
ing .he expostuisuons Of hts ne
chan!can. patched Up a defective part
Of the machine oy binding It With
COMMON tw!ne. The aeroo!ane sailed
OF gracefully. amid the cheers o.
The spectators. and !Ae Inventors
hopes seemed 10 be fulfilled. when.
afte. go.cg two hundred metres aac
gradually rising. the aviator attenp:-
ed to make q turn too sharply. and
the machine tipped over IN tie twink
ling Of an eSe.
Fernandez vas hurled headioag 10
the ground. striking With terrific
force. WITH the wreck OF bis aero
plane on top OF hin. Wiling hands
lifted the mass CT debris and 'he
aviator was found c.oshed beneath
the motor. bis bead having 5eeo
4 -t-co into tNc eo.t ra-h be the
impact.
Tho victim took up aviation Gc!:c
recently. deroGos al! OF his time TO
Il. He vas convinced sSa: bis ma
chine, which :ese1bied oosh she
Wright aod the Curt.ss nacaines.
uas absolutely supesio. TO elthes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
NEW PULLMAN RULES.
The Company Has Revised Their
Rules and Regulations,

"Sov-y. boss. but you'll have I;
tote go bag so SCI. sab. That:
| tho new rule. sah.'
This may &c the new g7ee;ic:
Of the Pu!inea porter from now or
II vas reported few days ago a;
oce OF the coopsny's Chicago oeac.
es that soDe aew rules would 90 il.
s:!.u,ed and .hat an ole ooe-consid.
e0bly obsolc:e-wou!6 DO revived
IN suhstaoec the reported changes
- tho conduct aad care OF :he Poll
oans arc as follows:
No s-i2 TIA: VIII not so unde. a
seat o. e "a sny wi.e il shc way
Will re allowed % Pu!!naas. Such
luggage nus, oe checked u tee baS-
gage car.
Por.e.s Came; coF:y grips o: bags
20 the vesuou.e o: :h- ca- &c: pss-
scage:s who az. abou, to s-, os
The old .u.-. reported IL !:uc 10.
rcjuvena;!or. is the or which for
b.Gs po-te.s troC brushing pass"ng-
e.s of anywhere Il ;ae ca. c1ccp;
a. tAe ends.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15


acre Is me eStsaee from Collie!
eeR!!. Eh'ch appeared oFc. year
ago. iAat 1a'sec al! the 70" above
a4!uceo 10 ano contains Toe language
10: WIFI "s- Collier apologies IN
Ills letter above:
Sarsefoorn. and Others.
Colonel Wa;tc.son observes that
the p.op.:rto. OF The New York
Times deserves 70 be banged 70 the
nearest lamp-pcst" In the same Is
sue 0! his paper It is related :ha:
because negro - Kentucky was
-unored 20 have sworn. ard drawn
a revolver. his home was burned
and his vile. his S-yea.-oId daughter
and his sma! baby we:c sho, b7
the cypcc;aar mob In Sp-:n sf.Id
H.. !.,,!. Will. ago. a woman said
something about negro. and Win
the horrors tha. cnsu..d rho country
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15

The Georgian. OF Atlanta. Ca.
addressed the following letter 70 the
editor Of Golfers Weekly:
Dear Sir. The charge has oeen
going the rounds OF :he Southern
press. for moro than year. that
In one Of your editorials you 10.
suited. by iraueodo. the women o!
the South.
In justice to you. great paper. The
Georgian would like TO present the
cxac: :cx. Of you! editeria! IN which
this alleged .osu!s appeared. VII
you be so kind as 70 Seod us a
copy. o. transcript. o: :hc edito1ia,
In question. together with state
ment. 81 you ta!ok any be needed
as 10 wha. you meant?
Yours very truly.
Atlanta Georgian.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
IN Aa Of Trying 10 Assault Little
White Gil en- Read.
BRUTE LODGED IN JAIL
A Gentleman Riding Along the Road
Heard the Screams Of tho Little
Victim, Went to Her Rescue and
Saved Her From the LoStsr'
DcyIl's Clutches.
Dcy!l's Clutches.

4 dispatch from K:css;:ee 10 TIE
News aad Courier tells o: bastard
IL. out. luckily 70. the intended VIC
tim. unsuccessful attempt TO commit
rape 10 Williamsburg eoua'y on
Monday. about one-helf mile from
the Clarendon eouoty line.
a little white cir! about Il years
old. vas On her way TO school a
little before 9 o'clock Monday 0orn-
!ng. when she vas approached oT
a negro 6eod aS- 4. Is TO ts years
o; age. Without warning. The ne
go seized her and dragged be. late
the woods nca. at band. :ae SIX
screaming and fighting.
a young man By toe nsne 0;
Burgess. who lives nthe ne!shocr'
hood. and who was OF the road II
his buggy. heard the screams o. th.
! little girl and FASTENED 20 the scene
AS be approached be saS the l!t;!'
cir, Oh she ground "a the clutch o.
the aeaG. whom he recognized s1e
who broke and ran into the woods
NJ. Burgess gave bis immediate
attention 20 the poor little girl
whose clothes had been nearly ,oT7
from her person in her struggle
With the dev!!sh send. She vas ter
ribly alarmed and IN hySterics
condition.
Meanwhile the alarm vas spreo'
10 TIC community and vsorou
| seo.ch Instituted. The ncws came {:
K:nss;.ee. and party vas orsao.1
ed and started up the road TO ioa'
J 10 tie hunt Before tA!s part
| reacaed TIE sceoe Of .he s:,e0p;
Trial Justice McEIveco cane 90 wR'
.he ncs,o 80 tSe woods and soo
had him tied securely.
Mr.. McEiven. With The belp Q
some arc or six os his oe!shboc
carried the negro quickly and safe
iy 10 K!nss:rce and lodged hin |!
al! about 3 o'cloca. Had the crow
which was every hou. growing big
| ger. gotten possession OF the negro
, !. IS doubtful Il BE would have so'
ten TO iau. Now tha. De- IS lodge
! In jail no violence IS apprehended.
Az. Burgess who went 70 %
chiid's assistance. was IN time
p,even: the seorndrel from aeeou
pl.sinS bis purpose. The oeS7
gives his oanc as John Woods ao
has worked at various times
Eiogst.ee. Great credit IS cue {
N.. AcElv.en and bis posse 20. tie!
cool beaded work and good jude
neat IN bringing tae!. prisoner sas.
Is 20 Jail.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
WHITE SLAVE AGENT
Confcsses Ecr Trade and Two Gtzis
Arc Rescpe6.

Cleo Evans. str:S!as.y handsome
Young Atlanta wonaa. confessed ca
the police OF that city on Tuesday
afternoon that she was IN agent II
the white slave traffic oa6 asked
he officers to decain two young vo-
men who were 70 leave Coluo-
BUS. Ohio. that evening. .ie police
found the youns girls at the station.
waiting for che Evans woman The
later had e1o tickets Fos Co'nn-
bus. which she said ha6 ben seot
% &c. for the girls use By che keep
er Of disordc-': house sbere.
The Evans woman was formerly
ecokkccre- IN :ast city. bot safe
she had been Z Columbus aad was
sent oo 70 Atlanta % recruit young
wonen- The girls she had Selected
we're bot Is years OF age They
50, 10 cous: and laughed aud s!ss.ed.
as though tie whole aSa:- vas .
Joke The Evans wo0ao sa.t:
.! st.ayed away myself. BOT AZ ID.
last uone1t had cos the courage
to lead those tho ch;!dseo iato tSat
Hsp. wan: you to koov vaa:
have done and want TO navr those
children saved..'
Police Judge s-oyIes believes ,hss
he woman though. she was uade-
suspicion and took :sts oeans OF;
escaping punishment. but he wos
forced 20 dismiss Der. s,is susp!c-
ions were strengthened BY The sac.
that the o7othe. OF one OF the girls
~as following the TITO. TIE young
e girls vii! ee sent 20 tie house O.
.he Good Shepherd
IN dismiss!ae the Evans woman.
The magistrate sad: III J e?er
hear Of yoc- doing this again I v!!!
10 VIA, can 70 send you 20 tie
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15

In due time the editor o. The
Georgian received the following let
ter from Nr. Robert J. Collier. pub
Usher OF Golfers Weekly:
Dear Sir: Thanks for your note
OF Eovemhe %. which has been re-
fe.:ed 20 me- am glad 70 have tae
opportunity Of letting you know the
Facts q relation to al N!tor.a!
which has been k!de!y misconst.ucd.
4 paragraph appeared "a Golfers
some two years ago tw!thou; my
seeing It. regret 20 say) which
commented severely upon lyDching
IL Springfield. III. While this article
made no reference 70 the South. x
was sufficiently obscure IN language.
and !ojudicious 10 tone. 70 provoke
very general resentment th.oughou:
the South.
While there was nothing further.
I am sure, from the mind Of the
writer OF that article than to re
fect upon the South. nevertheless
regarded IT'S publication at the time
as a matter for serious regret The
attitude Of Golfers toward the
South has always been particularly
cordial. We have been praised for
our sympathy in discussing Southern
problems By 90 less aa authority than
your distinguished colleague. Mr..
Clark ss:,weu. "a the following
words:
The Constitution desires 20 con-
tribute It's share o. full need OF
praise due Golfers Weekly sor the
truthful. fair and fearless stand
sha. excellea: periodical IS taking
ed!torially on al! matters affecting
generally n!s!epresen;ed and mis-
understood conditions OF the South"
am glad. therefore. to be able
to say to you with absolute frank
ness that tho article which has S!V-
en- oyense was printed without my
knowledge and 70 my deep regret:
that 4 did not refer 70 a Southern
city. but 20 city io Illinois: that
IN SO ta7 as x cap be construed
as rejecting U?on the wisdom Of
the South. 10 its treatment Of the
race problem. for upon the women
Of the South. 70. whom ! have :he
most profound respect. Il represents
exactly the opposite o: my continents
and the sentiments Of Golfers,
:nclose for your consideration a
few editorials published IN Golfers
during the past four years. together
With the unfortunate paragraph IL
question.
Very sincerely yours.
Robert J. Collier.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
James Edwards is Respi,ed.

Cos. Aase! Tuesday granted 4 :e-
spite 70 James Edwards. who was q
have teea banged II Berkeley coun-
- 2eXt Friday o. the charge o!
2urde7. The respite IS uatil she
srst Friday IL January. The case
IS pending appeal to tee supreme
court. Iho-e was some uiScode4.
standing as 20 when tho time for
apoea, vas out. Under tho Law
when notice OF appeal IS given the
sentence Is suspended unt!! tho ap-
pea! IS heard or dismissed. Ed
wards was sentenced on Eoren Ser
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
death TO AMERICANS.
Report From Panama Says That is
Order Issued In Nicaragua

4 ca3l. 10 he New O.lean!
picayune from Panama says: "Deate
20 Americans" IS e. o:d.. issued
10 the Nicaraguan government ~.
my by President Z.Iava PoS.t!r,
!afo: !a:!on was received that NOR.
than month ago Ze!aya Issued IT,
s,-uc,!onS 10 his military command
o-s 70 shoe: every American caught
dsh,!ag IN the army ot the -evolu-
t!on!sts Some OF Zslava's military
officers protested aSa!rs: this ordc:
and warned him that trouble With
tbs United States would result.
TO bell with tho E-insocs. Z@-
laya replied. Shoot ever ono You
can CAPTURE
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
Send Them Back.

4 d!spaseh from Geneva says tha:
the police there declare tha: thera IS
a wholesale exodus Of members OF
tho blackhapd who arc looking for
new aelds Of operation 10 America.
It develops that sixty o: these char
aeters. forty Of whom we're expelled
from Switzerland. are making their
way 10 :he CG:tcd States 81 ci.-
cu!.ous route
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
TAKES IT ALL BACK
RETRiCTs sLaNDER AGAINST
SOUTHERN WOMEN.
Golfers Explanation and Apology In
Regard to Publication That Was
Offensive TO the South.

For yee. or more tho charge
has been appearing every now and
then IN the Southern press tha'
Golfers Weekly upoa time vi!e!!
!nsul;ed the women ot the South !.
az editorial on !yach:og. 4 few day
ago The J-Gersonian carried the sui
{oined edi;o.;a! challenge. pcesuma
bly, from the pen OF It's editor. Eor
Thomas E. Watson.
Make Golfers Take IL Back!
TIE G.!fso Daily Herald has
promptly followed up the susscs-
ton tina: the Southern papers
should compel Golfers Weekly
10 take back that vile Insult which
I. eung Ia the face OF Southern
women-aod consequently in TIE
face o. al Southern men.
Bully 70: the Grtcio Herald.
What about 4. Pend!cto0?
What abou: e. Clark Howell?
What abou, Il. M"ss-s. z. /. Sce!y
and Jas. r Cray? What about T..
Bowd,e Ph!n.zy. OF To: Augusta
| He.al6o Wha: abou: il. Savannah
News. and Evening Press? What
about 4. Lindsay Johnson. OF
! The Rome Tr!bune-Nera!do
Wha: about K. brethren ot the
| Southern pr-sso
| Get after Collars and make
+! TIA; reckless s;andere: OF Southern
wouaahood take Il 1ack and apol-
og!ze:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
SHORT COTTON CROP
CENSUS REPORT sENDs PRICl
OF STAPLE Up SHARPLY.
It's Publication Followed By Increased
Activity and Considerable EAnste-
m~a,- With Balls Confident.

There were a.S:a.271 running
bales OF cotton ginned f0on she
growth Of 1899 TO December l. as
compared with 1i.oos.e6l for 1908
according to bulletin Of the cen
sus BUREAU issued Wednesday.
These figures count round bale:
as half bales AID exclude l!nters
They stand agaias; S.3s3.3ss 10:
1907 and l0.2o7.sss for 1905. Tht
proportion Of the las. three crop:
s.oaed 70 Dccen Der IS S+.l p-:
cent 20. 1905. 75.S pc. cen; 70, 1907
and 71;.o pc. cent 70. 1905. Rouac
bales included this year a-e l32.
sis against 2oI.aso Included 70;
1898 and lo,.e3s for 1907. Sea
Island bales included are 77.7:6 70,
! 1909: 6s.3ss for 1903. aod 55.2s:
20: 1907.
The distribution o! sea island cot
tor by States fer 1908 is Florida
25.s06: Georgia. 43.,lS. and Seutl
s'o''"s
crop so' !s'' was !s'e''.YV''
so- 1907 ~ N.?57.s22 Tie COY
:ec'eo STATISTICS o' 'oe qaao.'' y
cotton s!nnet this season TO Noren
oe' a are 81 I-.A1' oa!es'
sT states tae eotson s'oneo ifo1
nc is'S grown 70 1'eo'0 0e1 =
'o'to
! A1 oa-a' ~. ~
s'.' 20. 'oa '"'' ~
.aa 49,
s.'e''p.. 'oo
o'". 10. oH.s.o.'' 'o7'''''
Ss.o''.a'
oea'e9.
S.e''fS Ne" 1o'A .ha'Ae.'
a :HeS i0fs o'Sps'-n say we ''
oo.e Q. zoe c1sos oo'e"a sno~ -
on'1 90 oa's =. 49,
~ o. :. ~ p. 49, -. .
49, - -. .,,-osu.s a..,.....
,,. .s,. ~
- -. ;,
s.S'
.HS 90 Va .'""'' .1N -
NC" H'6o ~. sAe
! Ha' a.'@'.s a1t'iou'eo W ~ o-''
u 'He 'io'os 'a'.'' =" 'te =
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15

ton and expresses tis desire 20 af-
ford q large measure Of 2.otectioc
20 tee little aes-o state os Liberia
Satisfaction IS expressed With tbs
declaration ov Japan aud Russia 10
favor Of me open doo." and 9oo:o-
T::a:.oas are asked 20: tie expenses
o: :Ae Pan-Amc-:can congress 20
D. he!a in Duenos Ay-cs and 70: par
t!cipat!on q the Belgian exposition.
both scheduled for oest year.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
Rebukc Handed Cable.

The rauc OF ROYAL Z. Ca5el. Viz
Soia intcrna! -cvrauc com missioner
wto was nan,ed 20 succeed John G
Capers. o: South Carolina. was 90
jcct.d 10 il the Senate E!Ianc. com
mitt.e F.:da. afternoon. says dis
patch ::om Washington. This dras
tic step was taken by Senator'S wh"
heard N- cabcl esp:"ss his :ndc'
pcpdcnc. Of Congress
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15
OLD TRAGEDY RECALLED
NEGRO WAS SENT TO THE FEN
FOR TERRIBLE CRIME.
Pin Wora by Lexington Naa Slain
Twrnty-sercn Years Ago Rs>nyned

70 Ills son.
Tweotv-S.vc1 YEARS aso tho dead
and mangied body o; W. S. Ecos
was found lying ou tbc N!chGooe
anI Daav!.:e Railroad Track tnov
~. Southern. Ac;we"2 .Aa !!:;.t
towns 0: S2:nm!; ard Gi!ea:: Eo.-
low. -: mics I:o:a Lex!aS.oc.
iew days afterwards. Squire Clarke
Z a.c.o. vas arrested. charged F!ts
hav!ns killed Hook. anI placing bis
So1y on me railroad rack 70 cover
his terrible crime For time :5+
feeling against ,he oeS-o rao hssh.
and after tao trials &c was convict
sd and sentenced 20 serve toe BAL
aocc Of bis lie 10 tho State pcrS
tested BIS innocence through thicR
anG :a:o. but owing to TIE fact ths.
he bore sad reputation 10 toe con-
oua!ty. coupled with tae sact taat
&c AID HOOK had had falling OUT
day 0: two before. Il eas believed
tha, he was :se guilty party.
Another tAiaE which worked
against the accused vas that be aod
Hook both resided at Gilbert iIos
low. which was only two miles from
Summit. and oo:A walked the rail-
road OF the nigh, il question. Hooa
| was ha-keeper. and a. time. d:ala
| 70 excess. I: IS said. and 4; the c:ne
the negro was tried some Of ;se c!C-
zeas believed that be had merely
layed down upon :he track and ven:
10 sleep.
Clarke did 40, remain in the pen-
Tertiary long. dying about cwo years
! ate. Being taken there. Of coosunp-
ton. When death vas staring him
in :he face. and when he knew there
vas no possible escape. DC IS said 70
have denicd any knowledge OF ID.
kt!ioS Of the wEt::i- maa.
Four or Sve v:~ks $50 .ette!
CAME TO Summit. addressed 20 NJ:
". S. Hoos. Tic postu!st:ess. Mrs
Sheaiy. the uoihe. OF Clerk OF toe
Court Frank ". Shea!y. OF Lx'os.
200. delivered ,se letter 20 W. s
Hook. j... vho resides il the neigh,
,orhood. not far away. Toe lette;
Sas from 4 gentleman In Charles
.oa. and IL the !ettc: was socioseS
| I Masonic pin. hsa-!as sSs !asceir
Ion Of "W. S. Hook" Young EooS
I'D aot know what 70 th!aS os Il .,
6.st. 70. he himself vas 40: Mason
md Ae at once began 70 make IL
luiry. lie told his friends and rela
tircs about II. To him the Gudius
OF the body Of ". S. Hook on Tx
railroad track vas DC: dream
But there were Others who .enen
be.ed that terrible tragedy. and I.
vas learned that The Masonic en-
olen was 40 other than .hs; wh!c!
vas worn by ". S. Hos on the s!Sh
in which be me: his death. but wh!c:
was never found.
The sender OF the .e::e: s:a:e<
that he lad found the pin :ev
lays before a; the Union Station 1:
Columb b!a. and that be ;ocl pleasure
in sending it 20 !:s owner.
Il is aow believed by many TIA
the oesro. Ecu!.e Clarke. was COO
r!c:ed and punished for crime o
! which he was innocent, aod Sod!o.
Of tie p!c nsy De the means Of bring
ing &c justice the parties vso eoE
u;:ced the nu-der-is murder eeers
was-or Of c!ea.!s up toe 0Sste@!
which surrounded tie SDdinS OF sht
dead oody Of u. S. Hook beside tht
cid Richmond and Daov!l!e Ra!sroat
track more than ewenty-serea yeas.
$50. Who Knows?
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What blessing % :ae bone IS
nrs!c- The bone taa. has il !:
some GOOD INSTRUMENT which one o,
c:o:e Oe& Se.S OF the family can
play aoc a.ocad which all may gath
e: aad s.as. Is 4 home that ought
to re flooded with melody and JOY
these loog wio:a. evenings
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Greek Kills Greek.

4; Eoaookc. Va. Wednesday
Michael N:saiiS. q Crook. 70 years
oii. S'ahHcd and killed James S,aD-
ou.s. proprietor o: a Crock 7cs,au-
.an-. The men cuaT:c.ed IN a Creek
oarncT saoP apd @ocl tbs YeS;au-
.ant man attempted 20 sject N!sa!:s
tho ia,:er stabbed ai.! - .se A:eas.
Malls c:ca S,-d
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ln>an. Man Runs .imuck.
ton Association. 4

i:;": numbering Sheriff jacob Boil
o: Holmes COUNTY. o:::o. .;:Dn:2s Wild
:o- IS 5on-s and ,c--orix:aS :sc
co::a;.rs;G" O. Z; noi.y. az esIape::
pa:!ca: :ro:: ~ Mas!!.on Safe hos
ri'ai :or :hr :aS;.n.' was shc. down
and captured ou Ia. farm OF r :.
N"";'S orr -.fr~ "r-.r ~ ci-nrt. Q,
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as any otac. tc.n-aS veil. to1 ;a-
S'-:acc IS ..NnrG". FOR Fun. "l:ru.
'9li.%" q! Tho Lns' for blood