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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11
INSTALL SHELTER AT
NATIONAL MINE.

Salt Lake, Dec, 1o.-For the reduc
non oil Its extremely high-grade ore
only, the National Mining company
mas Installed at its mine, In National
camp, a smelling furnace Of about one
ION day capacity. with ore crushing
ana pulyerizing adjuncts. In view of
ehe iact that the company takes out
considerable ore containing gold val.
ues OF from $4,000 to $4,000 ton. tho
slny smelling plant ie expected 10 Of
iect great saving IN express and
treatment charges. ""u
inc company has recently leased
three blocks of ground on tho north.
ern cnd OF Its property. and new ac-
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tivity is reported in other portions OF

tivity is reported in other portions of
the camp.
National now presents the appear
ance OF being a well-establshed min.
Ing camp said John S. Pelton. presi.
dent OF the National Mining company.
II mas a population Of from $50 10
4oo, with at least 100 minors on tho
various payrolls. In addition To that
number OF course. arc many miners
and prospectors at work on their own
properties.
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a seat in the New York stock ex-
chano was sold the other day for s94,.
ooo; This ought to be sufficient warn.
ing 10 women 10 keep away unless
they are willing TO stand.
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torney, making threats of telling all
she knows when her day comes In
court and declares that men higher
mp are already trembling with fear.
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consumption Can Be Cured.

Mrs. Nettie Carter of Elkton, KY.
after her physician had tolc
her that she had consumP'
ton took Duffy's Pure hai
Whiskey, and has been conf
pletely restored to health. Ap
petite is good. she sleeps well
and enjoys life without pain
or ache.
Il had acute Indigestion for two
years. which kept growing worse, !
employed several physicians without
any benefit. came near starving, as
/ could eat very little. For several
months suffered frequent attacks Of
vomiting, which made me very weak.
Finally my physician told me that
had consumption. This filled me with
terror.
In an advertisement In the Mash
Vile Banner read that Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey was recommended for
tuberculosis or Consumption. | be-
gan to take It In deSsertspoonful doses
four or five times a day, and a table
spoonful at bedtime. am now strong
,nd rtall Couch diefreeS In nv chest
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11
PRICES OF LAST WEEK

We Reproduce Herewith the Price List Published Last Week
No Changes Have Been Reported to Us-The Re-
tail Prices Will Be Reduced by Practically Any
Store in Ogden from I O to 20 Per Cent
if Bought in Quantities of $40
to 500 Lots.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11
PILes CURED IN 6 to IA pAYs

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, blind. bleed
ing or protruding piles in TO Il
days or money refunded. SOC
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11

COMING FOR ONE WEEK., BEGINNING JANUARY am o,n
TIE SHADOW OF THE CROSS" the Unfinished and ,Jner
planned Miracle Picture by Henry The Picture MAJ
% al he ages on exhibition for BENEFIT CRIT
'eNloN HOME We'll worth mil to
ton sta Miraculous effect sun: Pulled
Scien,luc men, Philadelphia Record; miracle
Philadelphia Inquirer; otto
audAemen Philadelphia Item;
factory explanation Baltimore
apPears The only real novelty the
St Louis star 1T result ~ In
spaon accident or unusual
tne most wonderful piece of exhibited this
orleans TimesD exbiht
the A. T. P Exposition" Times ~ "a eN"ioi' at
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
PROBE cUoToA esRVlcE5.

RIe;a irveeti-atlon Mey Ee Made by
Committee OF Consrsss.
Washing.cn.-A comnlete investiga-
ttoa by a 1oint committee into the
cugtr-ns services particularly the sn-
gar frauds. vii be p: p:cposel In con-
current resolut on to be presented TO
congress =" pon~esentative Philip
Cam nbell. Of Kansas.
The resolution proposes select
committee of FIVE members cf the
house and three Of tne senate to make
complete investigation. This WIN
go into the conditions in the customs
service and the whole story OF the
sugar trusts swindling, together with
its other violations CT the law.
Tie c-mmittce. should the bill pass
will be authorized to summon and
examine witnesses. send. for books
papers. etc, and TO report to congress.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

WiTNEes In SUGAR TRIAL.
Covernment- saecial Agent Tells Of
s1ort-Wcijht Frauds.

Government eascial Agent Teiis Of
s1ort-Wcijht Frauds.
New York.-The storm center or
thn sugar trial has vhirled about
Richard Parr. the special agent OF the
treasury department, who was fore
most in discovering aad exposing
short-weight frauds on the Williams
burg decks Of the American Sugar
Refining Company. Parr rehearscd
cnce more his slory of how he caught
Kehse, a tally-clerk, manipulating
the crooked scales, and how Oliver
Spitzor, one Of the six company en-
ployees. offered to let him name his
own price for hushing the thing up.
Tcld with heat and great circun-
stance. the narrative made a visible
effect, and counsel fer the defense
was quick to retort with an attack on
PARIS credibility.
The wire, with which it was shown
at former trial. the scales were
manipulated, was produced in court
again and identified, and n working
model Of the scales was exhibited for
the benefit CT the jury.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
KIDNAPPING PLOT FAILS.
Four Msn Errected and Placed Unde
Ro,Se of r5!O1o Each.

Four fisn Errected and Placed Under
Bonds of $500 Each.
81. Ilouis-Fonr men were arrested
II Colllasville, H.. charged with par
ticipating in a plot TO kidnap the
children Of a merchant Of that town.
They are held under bonds OF
$4,000.
The plot was revealed to Collins
VILE police when L. F. Lumaghi. q
former mayor Of the town, received
a black hand" letter demanding
$1,000 on pain OF losing three al hts
young children. Lumaghi's reply was
to hire armed guards, who patroned
his premises day and night
Then came a second letter declaring
that ne would be killed II he did mot
place sS.CC0 undeI FOR sale" sagn II
a. lot adjoining his home.
Under advice Of the police Luna
CHI put this smornt in stage money
in the designated place and an Ital
ian was caught delving under the sign
In his panic he confessed and impli
ca+ed four others. three of whom have
be>.. Dprehcnded.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
BURNED A. STAKE.

Georgia Mob Visits summsrf Ve..-
eea1cc Upon He.r Prcao"er
Cochran, Ca.-Jc-n T Arvar-. 40
gro p~eschs:. rhc sho' ~ ia'onE
injured VIII j. Po1.a te'- miles sro0
this place. We capiesal 1y 1,oa z
enFaged citizens five miles from .ae.e
and burned ~ d steEe nlora gaaa 2
carload cf .GgAiTo9d, II = sg~te1. 5e-
ing A8ape about he body.
Rooth Is a we'l-i1acwn business man
q HawAisssii.e ard was c1rou.e t0
Cochran IL an automobile rhel the
aao55;ng occurred. He drove ap be-
hind Harvard, who was IN front OF
him in a wagon. harvard charged
thet Booths machine freightened his
muses.. He drew pistol. a1.er few
words, and 6rti upon BOo.h, three
shoSs taking effect. Booth returned
The fire, and 1t WIS learned efter the
nagro was capt@rea that he carries
two bullets, but Uelher struck Vital
spots lie vas found in a barn TREE
miles from he place where the shro,-
Ing occurred.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
City Boy Will Be Nation'S
3 ~ Future Leader

OF
- ook TO THE
i THE FUTURE. THE COUNTRY BRED BOY is HAVING HIS
- NOW, GENERATION
~ COUNTRY WILL
THE CITIES.
Nearly everywhere TODAY THE COUNTRY BRED BOY
SEEMS TO BE DOING TIE BIG THINGS. He is the most
successful lawyer the successful physician the successful
fnancc and This is only natural because fifty and sixty
years ago MOST OF THE CHILDREN WERE BORN AND
BRED IN~TIIE COUNTRY The population of the cities
very small consequently there greater facy than believe
that the country bred better equipped liable to achieve
than his city bred Ih bred boy has and
always will have advantages but these advantages OVER
BALANCED:BY TIE ADVANTAGES OF THE CITY BRED
YOUTH. What the city boyaeS;n the of strength health
nni self reliance he acquire with the PROPER TRAINING
And naturally lis CITY TRAINING PLACES HIM FAR
AHEAD IN OTHER RESPECTS WHICH TELL IN AFTER
LIFE
sUT THE GREAT REASON WHY BELIEVE THE CITY BRED
coy THE COUNTRY BRED BoY WILL DO THE DIG
GREAT PROBLEMS or
FUTURE PROBLEMS. THE MEN WHO HAVE
CITIES WHO UNDERSTAND THEM AND WHO
HAVE HAD THE TRAINING WILL SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
FRANCE AND CHURCH WARNING.
Priest TO Be Prcsecute5 fc- Banning
Communal School. -

Priest TO Be Prosecute1 fc~ Banning
Communal School. ~
Paris.-M Darthou. minister OF jus
tice, has Instructed the public prose
cutor at Grennbie to begin action
against e local priest fer placing a
communal school under an intercict.
This VIII be the frst pros scutlon un-
dertaKen directly By the state in con-
nection with the church'S campaign
against the public schools.
The suits instituted by several
teachers associations against the
archbishops and bishops. who signed
the pastoral letter warning Catholic
parents that the teaching In TIE pub
lie schools jeGparGized the religious
belief OF their children, have been set
for this week Authors Of the inter
dictc1 textbooks have retained Sena-
tor Vale to commence quit against
Horslgnor Annette. archbishop Of
Paris.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Pre- ,are for Veterans.

Montgomery, Ala.-Colonel Harvey
Jones. adjutant Of the Alabama divis-
ion, United Confederate Veterans, Is
getting ready for the general reunion
% the veterans of the confederate
army and navy. TO be held April 26,
p aps % as Mobile. Under the usa-
ees sf the past the commanding oficer
Of the entertaining division is the
chief marshal of the parade. so this
honor will fall TO Col. Jones chief,
General George p. Harrison. Of Ope-
lil;a elected only few days ago To
snotAer term at the head of the Ala
tama forces.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
GRIEF CAUSED SUICIDE.
North Carolina Womsn Uses Razo'

North Carolina Wcmsn Uses Razor
Upon Herself WITH Fatal Effects.
Durham, N. C.-With her throat
slashed with a razor by her own hand
which she carefully laid back upon
the n.sntlepiece after committing the
act, Ers. Thomas Lipscomb. wife OF
a former county commiss oreT and a
member of widely known family n
this place, was found dead at tie
home Of her daughter, whcn she was
visiting.
After eating a hearty Thanksgiving
dinner, Mrs. Lip3comb went TO her
room Later some OF the guests OF
the house went for her to play ac-
compartments to solos by the guests
II was then that the horriole dis
coverv was made. 1t is believed that
dependency over the death CT a
daughter prompted Mrs. Lipsconb to
commit suicide
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
FIRE AT CAMDEN, S. c.

Presto-Carbo7 Tank Exciodcs Result
ing In 100000 Loss.
Camden. S. C.-With shock which
made the whole town tremhie pres
to-carhon tank IL the Southern FIX
press Office here exploded. wreck!ng
the Office building and causing Are
which swept half block az Cam
den's finest business section. with a
loss CT over $4,000. Ono negro
man Is reoorted to have been killed.
two prominent citizens injured and
Eve others are more or less hurt.
The cause OF The explosion Of the
tank of presto-carbon, held RESPONSE
ble for the disaster, is unknown.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
.taG Lost H's IDENTITY.
untor.anat. condition ii Man San,

Unforta=at. Condition of Man Sand
b&gac1 at ST. Augustine.
St. Augustine IA nicely dress
Ell stranger was sacdblgCed here re-
Gently and rubbed of eyerr:iiin5 |Ajc5
would tend to identify him. Upoo
being fUaud OF The street ne was re
moved to a local hospital for troa:
nert
Since regeini-g consciousness the
stranger haa no ree election ot his
name. home. REALTORS e. ANYTHING
wt.ch h.ppenod prev:ors q tie as
sault. All efforts 10 '7c3tn his home
have been IN vain.
The unsnCwa rrl Is member r.
the orGei cf Red Men
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
DEATA STOPS WEDDING.
Bridesmaid Found Dead r. sath Tt

Bridesmaid Found Deed Ir 9ath THh
Just BesoTe Ceremony.
El Paso. TeTas.-Ilss Noragret
Bacon, who waa 10 have beec bIides-
maid fer Miss Carolyn Tail at the
latter's marriage to EaGlon Everh4Ii
of Pueblo, Col, w2s ?ansnd dead ir 4
bath tub at the rail- home, and tie
wedding has been postponed The
cause Of the death is not stated.
Hiss Fall is laughter OF J1tR-
A. 3. Fall, a personal friend Or for
rner President Roosevelt. A rehear-
scl For the wedding hal Lacr hell
shortly before Miss BGccn's body as
found.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
FACING BIG STRIKE
Nay Be Great WaIk-Out Of En-.
plOyeS Of U. S. Railways.
WANT WAGE INCREASE
lesders OF the Railway 7rctherhoods
Admit That a General Strike Of All
Railway Employees Is Not inlpro5-
ahle-criticai Situation.

ahle-criticai Situation.
ChIcago.-The United States IS
threatened with the greatest railroad
strike in the history Of the nation.
Practically every railroad line in
the country, east and west, is In i'm
minent danger of being completely
e<ad up bS q Falkout on the part or 4
large number OF its operating employ
ees this month.
Off1cers OF the organizations or en-
Eineors, fremen, traiaren and switch
men have agreed upon a uniform de-
Dand OF 10 per cent wage increase,
without deviation or compromise.
Crisis Coming Rapidly.
That the crisis is approaching rap
3dly Was Indicated by the announce
ment at New York by officers OF the
brotherhood of Railroad Trai0me1
Shat they would present their demands
on the 1lth of this month. aad tEe
wage conferences will begin on the
18th. Although every effort will be
made to avert general strike, 1t Is
Impossible to predict What the out
come OF the conferences VIII be.
Both the railroads ard the leaders
of organized labor among the railroad
employees are preparing for the strug-
gle, which, whom 1t once begins, Will,
without doubt, Gevelup into one OF
The greatest industriel battles that has
ever been fought In this or any other
land
More than 1.0rn 200 men would b.
fnyolved In a strike Of this charac-
Ger.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
q
THEY WILL RETuRN. {,
Many Liquor Houses Intend ReIoeet.
ing Ia Chattanooga.

ing In Chattanooga.
Cincinnati, OAio.--In order to be
closer TO the lucrative dry territory
OF Georgia and Alabama, eleven OF
the twenty-five wholesale liquor and
mail order houses which moved so this
city from Tennessee with the enact.
ment Of the statewide pfC hsSition law
In that state last summer, are moving
back to locate in Chattanooga.
This Is te result OF favorable ac-
tion by the courts CT Tennessee. in
interpreting the law to mean only
the prohibition OF the sale cf liquor Ia
Tennessee within miles &. cnLrch
or school house, and not TO intesefere
with interstate commerce
The wtiskey men Say they will be
able to do business outside OF Ten
nessee without interference.
The anal decision on the Eight the
former Chattanooga men are makii4 :
will be made in the supreme court.
aAd they say 1t will be favorable to
them. If not, they will move back.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
WANTS STATEWIDE.
Prohibition VIII Be Principal igsI
In Ari.ansaa Camnainn.

Prohibition Will Be Principal issue
In Arkansas Campaign.
Little Rock. Ark.-That Professor
John H Hinemon. OF ArSadeiphia, ad-
vocator of statutory or statewide pro-
hibition. viii be a candidate for gov
emor against Governor DoAaghey,
candidate for reelection, that Hinc-
mon will be supported by the anri-
saloon faction of the state, and that
statutory statewide prohibition will
be the principal issue OF the cam
psign Is the announcement made here
by friends Of Professor H'nemon.
In the last campaign Professor
fiiaemoa advocated statewide prohi-
bition. and opposed Governor Donag.
hey. who advocated local opdon.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Ns.ra l.ynessd In .,...,,.lpa,.

Meridian. M!ss.-MCrgap Chambers.
a negro, wss taken from TCvn May
shal Bros way and Dsfrty SheriT
Joe Camp, at Meehan il sn'ias ives.
OF Meridian. by mob o. Ga masked
men, and MS body ri'fled With but
lets. Th~ negro had esri.er IN the
day beaten and robtad Marda Dress
Ter. an a-o7 citizen OF Point. a small
station, two miles west Of MeehaI.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Mobile, Ala-News has been re
ceived here of he death - SEQ Chow
China. OF pr. David Z. Sta"1f. mis-
s!onarv Of this CITY. on November !
Eiis foot slipped while Re vas c.i.Eb
ing mound the gun be'aE slscharg
ed and ,ts load 11TsiEg t1g rh hig
body. Ee vas veil known 10 stat,
educational and religious circles. sEa
leaves relatives in Mobile
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
70 - "a. a.fnre Con,rcss.

. L5Y Nsae b~FuF< UoH IFcss'
Washington. here snfi1s to re NJ
tie doubt that the president WI! lay
before congress n IN early date tie
facts "a to the Nicaraguan situation
With view 10 receiving authority
for any further ete9s that he TSay sec
~ 20 take in the interests OF Amori-
cans residing in ttat country. ard
With view to nrtting an "nd 70 the
intermInable strife In c ntrai Aneri-
ca
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Mrs. Atkinson Acquitted.

Dawson, Ca.-Mrs. l.. J. Atkinson,
indicted for the murder OF william
Glaze On August 90 of this year q,
the home of her husband at Chick
asawhatchee. Ave miles south Of Daw
son, has been found not guilty by a
fury. Mr.. Glaze was brotherinlaw
OF Mrs Atkinson and boarded at the
Atkinson home. where. it was alleged
Mrs. Atkinson administered 20 him
strychnine in coffee with the intention
Of murder.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Mil Offer RaWard.

Macon. Ga.--A reward is to be OF
sered at an early date by the Georgia
Bankers association for the arres:
and conviction Of ali persons who try
20 defraud banks by bogus checks and
queer" or 'phoney" money. Secre'
tary Hansell Hlllyer. OF the assoc!e
ton, is in correspondence with sew
erai members and 1t Is halieved that
this plan will be agreed upon.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Greeusfo,3 n. C.-GitAoHs anv are
vious intiua1ton and with NC sEows
motive, other than q slight reaeH
sl~s6ce from a member og hee eazu =
about eX:rlYa.:ar~ indulgence, 9i.s
gtnei Normsa, aged II, aaa aro1ui1-
eat in society n this city ;..fa
sriclde here by shooting hereer
through fe heart wlth yeyc!ver.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Former Cashier Not Guilty.

Greensboro. ~. CA verdict de-
riaring Lee H. Battle, former cashier
OF stl,e wrecked City National Bank,
or thIs city, not guilty Of abstraction,
: .lse entries and misleading reports,
for Which he was indicted, has been
returned by the jury which for the
past swo weeks listened to tae evi.
dence in the case before the United
& .ates court here.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Life Assurance se1.ceY tg Pier
pcrs Morgan Has Been Aanouooce
Price Not Given.
New York.-Coutrol of Che tai.a
bic Life Assurance Society which
was secered ~ ThC'1as = sFeH s63l
after the insurance scar ais ~ so1aa
years ego. has passed lo ]. Fiero
Morgan with the st72,55o 600 Fl 3
sets uhica the company declared n
It's last statement. TIE ansfeE,
apart from it's masnitud2, is . caag-
ter II tie his-c-y CT lnanco and ri
a complete reversal OF tho old order
rnde. Which tho ins~rance cGmnau lies
ortrolled the ,i~ias OF tie 0anAs
AMI tru.t ccmpanias-
News OF Ire transfer was Con.a.lea
IL the following brief statement i$-
suoA from thc c<fccs of Morgan = coz
M Morgan aas bought the mzjo-
-Ity Ct the stock Of The Eqa5taole Life
As5a77nco SooietY. form rlv owned -
TnCta&- = R7cn This Dlrch2s2
subject tc the :rdz ader sica E7-
ya- Clet elarG, Mcrss2 ]. GIL ana
George Westinghou were Ie VOC
ting tTDatees Ear the ben. of -cHcy-
holders. and il covers = Lr 7sn
Interest, !1clGi.nx 81 the fioah csi-
chased by hir' fron james r. d."
Beyond these facts Nr McrEaa 1--
his pGrtr rs decline - rive aoy de-
tails. Tie ay~o- amount u it's .-es
boucbt y t1-1 and tae prise r-e
paid reI Gin 70. n5sac-cuc aDaors -
me1+.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
BEN. e. RUSSELL DEAD.
Cx-con0ressman end Editor Clea at
cambridge. Ga.

EI'OUHNI SsS'!IdII sTTI Gu1NVE DIOW ON
5ainbridge. Ga.
cambridge, Ga.-After an illness OF
three weeks with pneumonia. ex-con
gresham, BeujAnlin f. Russell died
at this place.
Captain Russel! was 65 years OF age
and had always resided IN this city
He served With distinction in the civ
II war and had been prominently con
nected with the affairs OF the city and
country al his life.
He was editor and ownor Of the
Dalnb-idge Democrat until his cleo
ton to congress a few years ago.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Fort Dodge, Iowa.-Harry Adams, a
vaudeville actor, known on the sage
as F. C. Williams, committed suicide
In the hotel lobby OF the Ward hotel
here when he was refused psrmiSsic 4
to see Miss Jennie Sagers. Miss sa-
srs had heen travelling with Adams rs
a member Of a team, but left him,
alleging cruelty.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
China Protests Against Russia.

Peking.-The Chinese government
has sent q circular note to powers
protesting against Russia's claims to
the right Of administration over the
Marchurian railway zones. The pro-
test deals with ihe Russian connuni-
que. which was sent to the powers
October s.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Ps-is-kdvlees received hers by
the miaister OF colonies state thaf q
deta,hnert q Frsnes troops attack
sd ena ~ovted sn Arabian band near
BiisaA. French West Africa The
Arabs lost four.eeii Killed and the
french FIVE killed and eight wound
ad.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10

Rcme.-Princa Enrico Ruspoli is
read at his chateau at Nerai. He was
born ar Rcne In 1877, and on March
2. 1901, at Washington, married Mr5.
Enfield Bruton, widow or a wealthy
manufacturer Of Nashville, who was
Miss Eugenia Derry. Of Oakhai, Ca.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
CORPORATION TAX.

Estimate for 'faf+ PAGES II at s25t
Ccc.c9o.
washi,. gton.-:: IS estimated that
there will have been collected from
the special cooperation excise tax -
Jr'v /. ~ sI5 o00,o ,oo9. and tb1t a.
additional $4,000 900 cc,lectitle f5r
the calendar yesr jarnary 7, '9iG. to
December 81. 1869. will ~ collected
subsequently to july ]. l913, niahirs
the est.ma for the total amount OF
the collection for the 1lsca! year
1910, s25.000000.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
kili.d hu Man Ha Sued.

Decatur, Ala.-News reached here
OF the killing OF Judge NJ. NJ. Math-
ews, at Somerviils. Ala. by man
be was suing before a magistrate,
who struck him on the head with q
stick,rof wood, killing him instantly.
Some years ago Mathews was q
prominent lawyer and Judge in Kan
SaS
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
Stricken Blind AZ Footsell.

Asbury Park, N. J.-Haroid Pet
man, a 15-year-old school boy, wos
stricken blind by hard tackle during
a football play. The physician who
attended him said his sight may be
restored.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-10
500 oao rirs a. na,.lrore,

Baltimore, Md.-Fire broke out IN
the building No. 104 South SHARP
street. within a block and q half Of
tae Point Of origin of the greet Ere
OF 1904. It spread rapidly, and withi1
a short time had done damage esti
mated ct about S30e 900.