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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
RICHES HIDDEN By, n. WALLS.

Mediaevai Mathoda az. Coi, oa.ai n,anf Il
:$ssf Baron Rothechild,s House Ri
4,rha II u +has{ \, ri, Y cav ~ SRaron
ma y, z, 5 I . !.
1out ~ -. Is: ten. -
siste - s. ~ H. re ". W. ~ ao
naFy sy'sSteln - rotec sEl treasures
tnar mas ever peen vented
SSS.:SOn the corner ct the Rue Balzac and 11
the Rue Faubourg st. Honore stands q
gorgeous mansion. one of the. most
magnificent IN II Paris. surrounded a, Nv
lbeant,fr,,E oarlesna III The i,oana,on nav
q. a,.,t.,, g, z ,,,,tt, ].
Is !, !.
tlY 800 $3.50 800 ~
y f.yl'p lfl,
Killed nimself Pr o9YlIerI.Work at the age
OF ffty-one Here the worlds greatest
novelist wrote tt.Ia5o Coincide Hn-
maine, !" and here sha5 thundered forth
to- his friends that, there were three
men only I'M Paris who knew the Ian
guage. Hugo, ,Gantier and myself. 20
eilAround this historic house tho Roth
schildss have really built another and
have, moreover, made, gardens such as
are seen, In MOI other city save Paris
sAH1 are: surrounded by ~ very high
wall, which completely Jshutsi OF the
viewj' :52l s;7, es,5 II s Al 4 :,
attn this house are collected. tho price
less treasures; Of y the 6 Rothsehilds
Jewels plate, art treasures OF all kinds.
And they rare $50 arranged that BY
touching a spring they vanish as IL BY
magic. "a, !: y s!!i n
THE rooms are lined: with false walls,
which rotateaon pivots in such a way
that they close up and leave no trace
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
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TOXIC.

&IfEmil Cruise was In Toxic Tuesday.
MISS Bray went to Devils Lake
Tuesday. $ E. y /. r. Z ~ .s,s' i,
!, ,c 6, Olson 7! was in Devils Lake
Wedneesdssyy..1 's5 S.3 Hill ::S. g.. ~ S..f
Mrs. Graves visited across the lake
over Sunday. s$$s: n 4s*: ':51. ss'< I
John Miller was in Devils Lake on
business Tuesday ~. s,. a .s,. IS :', s$7 i
Miss Hilma Freeburg was q Devils
Lake business visitor Tuesday. 4
T. Albert Jaanlasb vas vas q business visi-
tor IN Devils Lake, Wednesday
FIRED Lang went TO, Hamar Monday
to look after threshing operations on
his farn. t''s.EY NJ 50 IL !. :
Church services were held In the
school house at this place Monday
eveaing,, r. conducted ~ Rev. +. A.
Christon, 81 warwick. .3ssa ~ S.'t'a ..=2
Mrs. R. A. Kennedy. who is visiting
at the, home :,ot her brother, 6. D.
Mills, near this place, was In Devils
Lake 4 couple ,,of days this week. rs
Messrs. Maher, Sheldon and anoth-
-er gentl 81 Minneapolis were
hunting :inr thisavicinity from Friday
until, Sunday. They were accompa panied
by Bert Jaqua, G. smeallie and John
Miller III n :s$ NJ FL. g 4 3ssls5 81 s 81
\ 4AThe masons have comp1et ted the
basement Of the barn being built on
the q. b. Mills farm and the csalrrpen.
|. tiers win, finish in short time. The
Ibarn,,is 4S2xs2 With = stone basement
9festa high II I,Sss. ii sss4 Il Etta a5is i
Wheat In this vicinity is averaging
between, 15 and 90 bushels to the
acre. .srhere tis being iconsid erable q
|it hauled Ito olkio5 whore there are
twoabuyin the Farmers Elevator Co
ana Albert Jaaua. !, y s. stt,.;, Us. :s
o. p. Johnson, IA. .brothersinJaw d
Chas. Nelson. from owatonna, MINI.
.wasoet Toxic last, week visiting at tbs
Nelson home and looking owe. rthe
groundwith . visw to- opening 9 mea1
s ast JAN oho, AZ shargs q! es 4 h h
Ne oontemplates placfRs 'hia scn % he
l,dScidsass ttts % epen the business. \
lsnatiouaf Court and CHI chas. Aades
son haze apurch ased the stock AMI
LEASED tho building whtck has beer
run BY b =. Chase and Win snter 'Bna
moss IN Tokio . We are informed tina
HIT AZ the intention Of these gentlemen
/ Is put ii i stock Of general merchan
1 disc and run the business on 9 large
scale Than tofore. 2#:55
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
Worthy of q Place In History.

4 worthy ofsa Phase In History.
All st: Petersburg, except the police
authorities. IS enjoying q good laugh.
The objects Of their mfrth are the dar-
ing thieves who added an unrehearsed
item to the proceedings when the car
inaugurated the monument to Aexan-
der III. Immediately after the @cere-
mony, while over a thousand police
men were keeping the streets clear, "a
number Of Workmen, with twenty
carts. came along and rolled mp and
took away 1000 yards Of carpet be
longing to the car Later ION, when
inquiries were made. it turned out
that the Workmen were bogus and
that they had got clear away with
their booty a magnificent coup Of
This, kind ,is worthy Of q place in his
tory.-Modern Society.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
Port Arthur Barracks q School.

~ Port Arthur Barracks q School.
y, It is curious aftermath Of the great
war between Russia and Japan and Of
the vast program Of ambitious aggres-
sion, which eliminated in the war that
the, Japanese government has decided
il convert the Russian barracks at
Bert Arthur 1tl. Into tnto e high Industrial
school Goko ID The he, fact is an
fnounced 81 the Official Gazette, and
The numbers and ranks Of the officials
forming the faculty of the, school are
detailed 81 The Institution is to be under
TIP Jurisdiction Of the, governor gen
eral; Of Kwapgtung.-Japan Mail.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
GU oilrp In iasIian cod.

AZ story comes from Gorakhpnr ts5
che effect that two boys went 20 shs5
riveraide 10 invoke the water god aEa-s
had They recited s.naant hras aaI
some length. but Mahade 20 did noal aEsI
pear. y,here1pol tho lads contrdFea3
TO- hasten jI1is coming by cut ing asI
each othaSss throat with ii sword,
1gesting thereby toSf as ttrssss thasl
tllair lives we're o. danger
III 81 Invocation proving abortiVe aa
we'll, they both Jumped iato tEss rsEeE.5
lslna ysaa
turned to his iSssssasS end slsn oass$s
Iep EAU lii sslz
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
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FOR SALE.

FOR GALE Pure blooded White Wy
andoEte chickens, Duston strain.
Call on or address G. D. Mills, Dew
Lake 81 Toxic. NJ 5z5. 4. III Z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
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COLL EGE: NOTES

ss 90 !, s,,Ss ~ t. aSf
we WISH g warn lssrlners'se speelaliy
= tne newer parts q ne state, against
y irresponsible agents q nursery com
DANES ll ass I
. y Is SAhRase. tto D E| slocAs Er1o.ms 9
q. nursery ioea.ea lar g Inc SCUM q
your .l., nome, aol - aeastltWo reasons:
~ ne SIZES s WI pt = ~ Wen -
e moFe noIsnern iatltua &c aa a maj 40
ed hac ta j. Has grPfWn, ana T y9n na es
your seock snlppeo 70 yen sSitj5 ~ 1ne
spians, ssns shsI .'s,s.son epens Garner
g ~ son1nit s. aps g get lrozen DeF
iots youc seeslt oue - yout nome.
= y nos neeessaI Y Duy stock TON
1ree agentss az Some q men are rela.
BIZ sRme III tnem are noS! rf,oi Yoq can an
5not Always felA fne d1HerenSS9. II i you
'a g 1BroaRn lRe .agenE, ane Yesy ere
fAnAt notnsn put2l !Iees, SnFlps. Y ana
otner STOCK or 'll are e me vel
khoWn aho naIsay ;YaEletfes tnat Sar s.
DOW gFpWn I'D ftsoltn l''aakoea' set1e =
's s1e write e one q we norfhem npfs-
s5siies' su -. - t'ls IVY iOtS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24

your ;in COMPLETION s. q Sweil u your
temper q rendered miserable bys : dis
ordered liver. By taking Chamber,
lain's Stomach ana Liver Tablets you
can improve both. Sold By all drug.
gists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
= 7 = TTtlfllif7' :. - = T %
!. !; TAKEN. Up


Taken mp: At my place about Sept.
It'll, black hog about 1 year old. Own:
er can have same by paying for this
notice and costs OF keeping. Frank
Emigh. s miles northwest OF Devils
Lake. II: .;s !. ]: d ..$.S 81
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09

We have prices to win your trade,
only ask you to look. E. G. Peart
1t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09
ONOPAH BOYS
ARE ENTERTAINED
BY GOLDFIELD
IDS WHO MISS TRAIN SATUR-
DAY NIGHT ARE CAREFULLY
LOOKED AFTER

On Sunday morning there were
venteen mothers in this city who
d passed a sleepless night, owing
their beloved sons having missed
train at Goldfield, whittier they
d iourneyed to witness the foot
II game between the local high
hool eleven and the team from the
)ldfield high school. And, of
urse, the belated youngsters were
omised all sorts of chastisement
1en they did return. But when
ey came tromping in Sunday the
omised whippings were not adj
Mustered, for all else was forgot
in the happy reconeiliations.
The boys who missed the train
ate, that they were looked after in
royal manner by the Goldfield
ople. On Saturday night they
ere the guests of Manager Doug
IS of the Goldfield hotel, who on
e following morning provided a
arkfast for the bunch that would
I'VE been fit for a king. Deputy
leriff Mike Catalan also kept a
atchful eye on the homeless ag-
egation and saw that all were
Dused for the night Another
)ldfielder who looked to the COM
TT of the over-zealous football en-
usiasts, was Charles S. Sprague,
the News.
Saturday evening when the Bo-
lnza was notified that the boys
I'd missed the train, this Office got
communication with Under Sheriff
lya 40 no nd hn IF
.ial was asked to see that the
)ungsters were looked after and
at they be furnished both beds
Id meals. This request was after
ard proved to be needless, but at
at time we were under the i'm
'ession that the young wanderers
I'd hard night before them
Seven of the boys were brought
ome Sunday afternoon by Louis
din, the Goldfield newsdealer, whb
as responsible for the bunch miss
6 the train. The remaining ten
aveled back on the evening train,
ie tickets being furnished by Sup
.intendent Hanlon of the railroad
I'D Comptroller w. w. Charles of
le Tonopah Mining company.
ueSe TWO gentlemen went uOWu
ito their own pockets to defray
he expenses of the lads, as their
ckets were good only for Saturday.
Sunday afternoon Chief Malley
ired Mike Catalan to place all the
oys on the train and pay their
res to this city. The chiefs mes
lge would have been carried out
ad he not been forestalled by Mr..
anlon and Mr.. Charles.
The many mothers in this city
'e thankful to the Goldfield people
br the way in which the comforts
! the young people were looked
ter, and if it ever happens that a
lrty of the young folks from the
)uthern city are delayed in this
8ty over night, it is assured that
hey will want for nothing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09
GOOD ASSAYS
RECEIVED FROM
COOPER LEASE
ORE TAKEN FROM DEPTH OF as
FEET RUNS NEARLY 5000
PER TON

Tom Kendall and Billy Douglass,
who brought in several samples of
ore Friday evening from the Cooper
Nagle lease at Glendale, yesterday
received the assayer's certificates.
An average sample from the ledge
in the bottom of the ten-foot winze
which is sunk on the 65-foot level,
gave returns of $16S per ton. The
ledge will average in width be-
tween 16 and Is inches and reports
received from the camp yesterday
state that the lease is looking better
every day. Indications point toward
the ore body widening out with
depth, and to prove this fact, the
sinking will be continued.
A sample taken from the tunnel
on the main property, owned by the
Cliffords and Nays, gave returns of
$401.20 to the ton. This specimen
was of sulphide character and
when PANIED would not result in a
solitary color of gold.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS

competent woman or
girl for general homework. In
quire at this office eff
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09
i. O.K \, Will
ATTEND BIZ DANCE
AT GOLDFIELD
LARGE DELEGATION WILL Sc
CURE SPECIAL TRAIN THURS
DAY EVENING

A special train will leave Tono-
pah Thursday evening. that will car
ry large delegation of members of
Knights of Pythias and ladies. The
party will attend the dance to be
given by the Goldfield members of
the Dramatic Order Knights of Kho-
rassan. All the Tonopah delegation
will travel in the fantastic costume
of the order and with the SO or
more members in Goldfeld. should
present a picturesque sight when
they appear on the streets in the
southern city.
The special train will return after
the dance.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09

An ad 10 the bonanza Is sure TO
ring results.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09
FROM
CALIFORNIA WITH
HIS BRIDE
@. III. PHILLIPS AND MISS HELEN
WATKINS Welded IN
BERKELEY

When c. H. Phillips, former cash
Ter of the Nye and Ormsby County
bank, departed from this city sew
eral weeks ago, he was classed as
one of Tonopahs most prominent
bachelors. When the. gentleman re-
turned on yesterdays belated train
he was accompanied by Mrs. G. H.
Phillips, formerly Miss Helen Wat
kins of Washington, d. G.
The ceremony was performed sew
eral days ago in Berkeley, and since
that date the couple have been hon
eymooning through California. Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips will make their
future residence in this city.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09
5 LIQU|DAT|NG
| Debt CAUSED BY
BANK FAILURE
HERIFF OWENS DISCHARGING
BY PERSONAL FUNDS, DEBT
OF $4,000

In an article printed in the Boz
lnza Sunday morning, relative to
e democratic political pot, Sheriff
j. Owens was named as being the
loice of one of the democratic fac
ons for controller of state. The
)pesters in the northern portion of
le state were wrong in naming Mr..
wens for that position, for he has
ated that he will run for the Of
,e of secretary of state, and from
ports received from different sec
ons, it is assured that Nye 'coun-
IS candidate will capture the covet-
Office.
While this paper is not of the
smocratic belief, it is our opinion
lat a better, man could not have
zen selected for the Office of secre-
ry of state than Jack Owens. He
widely known in Nevada, both
,r his work in Office and in fra
rnal organizations.
While he has been conducting the
fairs of the sheriff's office there
as never been a copmlaint, for
onesty is his resounding virtue.
Then the State Bank and Trust
)mpany and the Nye and Ormsby
ounty banks closed their doors,
lie institutions had on deposit a
I'm of money belonging to the sher-
rs Office that totaled somewhere
round 10000. This amount has
cen greatly reduced owing to the
lct that Sheriff Owens has been
aging large sums monthly into the
)unty treasury, thus reducing the
mount he is liable for. When the
we and Ormsby County bank
liled, Mr.. Owens Immediately re-
,ased his bondsmen and secured a
Irety bond. The above facts are
OF of general knowledge and they
o to show the calibre Of Sheriff
wens. The Indebtedness caused by
ne closing of the banks will have
cen paid within a short time and
hen j. ]. Owens completes his
srm OF office. the affairs will be
lrned over to his successor without
shortage of one cent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09
RECEIVE FLOUR IN
CARLOAD LOTS

So great has been the demand for
Hustler's High Patent -four, that a
carload received several weeks ago
by the Southern Nevada Mercantile
company has nearly been disposed
of, and a second carload is expected
to arrive today. Housewives find
Hustler's flour to be the very best
and the cakes and pastry that are
made with it cannot be beaten.
While this flour costs the mercan-
tile company trifle more than Or
binary flour, it is retailed to the
people at the same price demanded
for other brands.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09

\ pleased customer helps us 10
advertise r 4 peart. sit
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09
a which positively insures packed

which positively insures a packed
house.
1.-The Man of the Hour is of in
terest to everyone, rich and poor,
old and young. 1t is pure in its dia-
logue and innocent in it's fun and
all it's suggestions. When many of
the plays that are now being pre-
scented to theatre-goers are forgot
ten, THE Man of the Hour" will
remain green in the memory.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09

To the Members of Hose Company
No. 2:
Owing to the lack of interest
which is necessary to uphold the
former records of our hose company,
we are taking this method of APP
pealing to our members.
AS member of the Tonopah Vol
unteer Fire Department Hose Com
pany No. 2. we would like to have
your support to your company at all
alarms. and do everything possible
to claim such credit as we have
heretofore been given. and Justly
deserved.
Respectfully.
l.. O'CUNNELL. Cant.
l.. GREGONtCH, Lieut..
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09

FOR SALE double drum Leyner
hoist, No. SO; l Westinghouse
variable speed motor, rs h. p.,
no. 106. type "F," serial 429, S54
resistance coils; 80 k. W. trans
formers, Westinghouse; 1 double
sheave gallows frame; l length
of cable about 500 it., y in; 1
length of cable about 1900 it., "a
in; switchboards, controller, wir-
ing. etc. Connected with this
outfit, 10 mine ore cars, 2 cages.
This outfit is in first-class run
ming order. Price $500. Wood
Sullivan Hardware Co., Goldfield,
Nevada. 7 Ct
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-09

Our clothing costs little. looks
ell aud lasts long. Can YOU beat
y. c. Peart. sit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
Maryland Trust Company Applies to
Judge WaddiN and \. N&.O.P.Ry.
az. Co. is Cited to Appear.
NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY BY Mr.. PAYNE
Pres dert Of Defendant Company
Says Trouble is Outcome Of Con-
VIII Not Affect Standing or Man.
agement Of Corporation.

Much speculation was INDUCED ii
nouncrmCnt from Nor:; Tx that ap
piicutiCn had been made by INC
Maryland Trust Company. OF BallI
mor", for the appointment of Il re-
ctiv"r for The Newport News 4 ord
Point Railway and Electric Company
Til" defendant company is cited -
appear before Judge Wahdill. in tn"
Federal court at Norfolk. to show
cans" why receiver should not b"
appointed. and why the court should
not maxi, permanent an Injunction
prohibiting the purchase Ct certain
shares OF the defendant cOmpany's
stock by the Citizens Railway. Light
and Power Company. Of this city.
and the Danv!llc Railway and Elcc-
tric Company. of Danville.
No particulars concerning the pro-
cCe;ling were contained in the an
nouncement from Norfolk. but accord
ing to an interview given by Mr.. W.
J. Payne, president of the defendant
company. to this papers Richmonl
correspondent. and statements made
las; night TO representative OF this
paper by Messrs. f. VI. Braxton and
S. Gordon Cumming, Of counsel for
the railway. the trouble is the out
come of contest between certain
Northern interests and other stock
holders of the company. The bond
holders are in nOwise affected. it Is
stated. ard the financial ding and
management of the line will remain
unchanged.
Mr.. Cumming stated that motion
TO dissolve the temporary injunction
will be made within the next ten
days.
Below are given dispatches from
Richmond and Norfolk concerning
this situation:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
President Transmits to Congress
Result Of Commissioners Work.
NO Salaries TO COMMISSIONERS
Farmirq Doesn't Yield Profit it Should
Social Side Lacking to Make
Country Life Attraetive-'nvest;ga
tors Offer Some Suggestions.

WASHINGTON. D. c. Feb. s.
The President ;oday sent 10 Congress
message transmitting the report oi
tn" Country Life Commission.
After the document had been read
in the Senate Nj Hepburn m-v"d
that it be printed and lie on I'll"
table and this order was accordingly
made.
Tho message in full follows:
ITO the Senate and House of Repre-.
sCntativCS:
Il transmit; herewith the report Of
The Commission on Country Lif"- n
the outset ! desire TO point out -
not dollar Of tho public MONEY has
hCrn paid 20 any commissioner Tor
his work on tho commission.
"Th" report shows thr general con
d;tion ~ farming life in the open conn
try. ard points its large problems: i
indicates WAYS in which The Govern
mont National and state. may show
The people how fo solve some oi
these problems. and II suggests con
t;nrancc ~ the work which The CON-
mission hogan
Judging nv thirty public hearings
to which farmers and farmers wives
from forty states AMI territories
came and from I@n'"0 answers 20
printed pI"StionS sent ont hv ...c II"
partmrni NJ Agriculture. the rnm
mission finds th2' the general 1ev"l
Of country life is high COMPARED with
arv preceding time or with any other
land n IL has in recent v"arE shipped
down in scmc places. II has ris"n IN
moro places It's progress has Icon
general. II not uniform.
Vet farming docs not Weld "th"r
tho profit or the satisfaction that II
ought 10 yieid an! msy nc mad" ="
Weld There Is discomfort in the
country and in pIacrs discourage
mcnt Farmer as a class do NOT
(Coptjrucd on Fourth Page,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
WIRELESS OPERATOR
BikNS IS MODEST HERO
Calls His Home Folks Attention to
Fact That Others Did Danger
Gus Duty.

PETERBOROUGH. ENG. Feb. p
Jack" lSinns. the wireless ttlvg:a rii
operator who Was on hoard IN"
steamer Republic a; The time OF IL =
collision off Nantucket last month
with the steamer Florida. was given
a rousing reception in Pet"r3or ugh.
his native town. this afternoon.
He was met a. tn" rLilroa station
with band rIaying See Til" Crn-
Qucrine Hero Comes ard the mayor.
in his chains and robes Of Office. en-
tended him welcome
\ procession OF carriages with
RinnS in the lead and headed by tn"
bands then made a triumphant pas
sage TIN, ugh ch"rcriNg crowds to the
Guild Hail.
The Guild Hall was packed with
thr leading citizens of Peterborough,
and all ros.' and chrcrrd wildly wh"n
Einns. his sw"r;h' art on his arm.
cnterr'
The mayor made Il speech Of wei
Gene.
In a few modest words Rims
thanked tn" mayor and said Their"
were greater heroes or beard the Re
public than himself. II" had only
drup his duty.
The men OF the pnGin" rooms had
riSkrd their lives by remaining below
10 open the steam valves. an act
which say, Il cv"rE one from being
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
THREE ITALIANS HELD.
Pending Investigation Of Killing and
Intermert of Another.

TAMPA. FLA. Feb. ?.-As a re-
suit OF ;hc finding o. the body OF Il.
Labello. Il wealthy italian al West
Tampa. yesterday afternoon. Ona-
FARGO Chaamenle. MichaelO Ealentl
and NJ Bohemia were arrested today
and are being held pending an invts
tEatinn of The mysterious crime.
The body of I.abellO was found by
S. II. Cason. d farmer who came upon
d newly made grave in the woods
while out 10: king for some hogs.
After making an investigation. Car
son notified the officers and III" body.
in a badly decOmposed state. was OK
humed and an inquest held. the ar
rest of the three men fol- we'd this
afternoon as a reSul; of evidence
gained a. the inquest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
School Girl Attached by Negro;
Screams Bring Timely Aid.
Cry Associated rress)

VEN ASSt'VIaECT FFNSS.
TAMPA. FLA. Feb ".--The 10
year old daughter 4 Gcorg" .,cw"ll.
farmer living near Lakeland. 81
miles north Of TAMPA. was assaulted
by negro this morning on her way
To school.
She fought her assailant and sue.
c"pdca in preventing him from accom-.
plishlDG his purpose. the timely ar
rival OF persons attracted BY her
screams causing tn" negro TO flee.
Fully | 800 people joined in search
fer the negro, bent on lynching him.
but up TO late hour this afternoon
no trace Of him had been found