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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
FUGITIVE SHOOTS DOWN
SIX OF HIS PURSUeRS
Innocent Bystander Only One Fatally
Hurt in Battle Between Posse
and Ex-conVicts.
(Ry Associated Press.)

lone, ORE, July Eight men
were shot here today in a battle De-
tween a sheriff's posse and i. q.
Earheart, said to be an ex-convict- W.
II. Escue. an aged man of Portland.
was shotby members of posse by
mistake and Farheart was wounded
in the back after having shot six OF
his pursuers. None OF the victims.
with the exception Of Escue IS serious
ly wounded Earhiart surrendered to
the posse after his ammunition was
exhausted and he was taken to Hep
pner.
The wounded. William Clark, shot
in shoulder: John T. Beesley. shot in
face and legs: f. T. Perkins, post
master, shot in foot: John Johnson.
she; in leg: Deputy Sheriff w. c. Cas-
on. shot In back: Charles Richie. shot
in leg: W. n. Escue. shot in body.
perhaps fatally. by members OF the
posse: 7. G.. Earheart. shot in back
Farheart quarrelled with r. 4. MIL
Ter, upon whom he is alleged to have
drawn a knife. Earheart afterwards.
!; is stated. broke into n store and
stole shot gun and quantity Of am
muniticn. Meanwhile Deputy Sheriff
Cason gathered a posse and called on
Earbcart TO surrender. The reply
was II shot and then Earheart started
to run The posse fired several dcz-
en- shots after the fleeing man. who
returned the fire. Earheart took re-
fuge under n warehouse when he fired
at his pursucrs. hitting several
Escuc, who had been sleeping on
the ground nearby. arose and some
members Of the posse mistook him
for Earhcart and fired at him inflic;-
ing injuries from which he may die.
When Earheart's ammunition was
exhausted he surrendered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
Signal Corps Officers Consider More
Difficult Requirements,
OFFER INCENTIVE 70 INVENTORS
wrights Are Able to Rect All condi-
tons Imposed Upon Them, and
Corps Proposes to Boost Further De-
veiopment.
tBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. ID. C., July 3.-The
officers of the signal corps Of the army
are considering the feasibility of issu-
ing proposals for bids for an aero
plane Capable Of fuldlling more diff
cult requirements than those which
the Wright machine IS under contract
TO accomplish. Because A. NJ Heerins
mas not compiled with his contract,
the signal corps mas $4,000 additional
at its disposal for TINS purpose. II u
conceded that the Wrights are able 10
meet all the conditions imposed upon
them. and It is the desire of the signal
corps officers to offcr a farther incen-
tive to inventors to develop the aero
plane to even greater possibilities
The new specifications. which may
net he issued BY the war department
for some time. probably after the on
GERS have been instructed In the hand
ling OF the Wright seropiane. may
caIi for any number Of new accom-
pIsshncnts. II may be decided to II
crease the rate Of speed from forty
TO affy miles and 10 require The ma
chine TO remain In the air Tor two or
even three hours
II also Is possible that the acToplane
would have e. make cross country
Gight between two cities
The Wright brothers are WORKING on
their machine today and hope 10 have
n repaired by the early part q next
week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
TIRED OF WASHING DISHES.
Seth Newly. Of Elizabeth City, N. c.,
Shoots Sister and Himself.
fBy Associated Press).

ELIZABETH CITY, y. c.. July g.
Tired of making beds and washing
dishes. Seth NewDy. 40 years old shot
anG killed his sister because she left
him a week ago TO keep house for
another.
Newly first demanded that his sis
ter cock his meals in her new hcme.
Her husband. Glen Barnes. objected.
Newly went to the Barnes home.
forced his sister into a room. locked
the doors, pulled down the shades,
blew her brains out and then fired
shot into his own head.
The woman had expected this tate
to be hers, and requested yesterday
that she be buried IN her wedding
gown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
HENRY COUNTY REPUBLICANS
CHOOSE THEIR DELEGATES
Republican Principles, Congressman
Slemp and Mr.. Parsons Encorsec
by Mass Meeting.
Especial to Daily pressl


MARTINSVIIf.E. VA. July S.-Re-
publicans of Henry county met In
mass meeting this afternoon and
elected the following delegates TO the
State convention In Newport News:
John r. Brown. u. +. Stultz, II. II.
Cheshire. John w. Simmons. sam
Mcrran, H. n. Land, W. H. Carter. +.
NJ Prillaman. Rufus Hurd. c. S. Turn
er. ]. n. Jarrett, T. L. Eigin and c.
c. Bassett.
The attendance was large and re-
preventative. every section of the
county being represented. The con
vention was not in session over thirty
minutes and was very orderly. Rcso-
buttons were adopted endorsing the
principles of the Republican party as
laid down in the last national plat
form. the course Of chairman Slemp
in Congress, and pledglng the support
OF the Republicans of Henry TO John
Parsons In his contest for the seat
from this district. No one was en-
dorsed for governor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
COLLIER NERO TO BE
ABANDONED ON REEF
Position OF Vessel Has Become Pre-.
csrious, and Life Line is on
Board for Crew.
(Dy Associated Press).

NEWPORT, II. L., July 3.-The posi-
ton OF the United States collier Nero
en- the rocks OF Breton's Reef has be-
come Drecarious.
The seas running high, preparations
have been made to abandon the ship.
The naval tug Nina sent line on
board so that life boats might be more
easily used. in bringing the crew off
while the two wrecking tugs. and the
collier Brutus remained nearly to ren-
der assistance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
OeadIq Missile Hurled Into Crowd
Around Street Vcndcr
fAKER himself GOES UNIHJURED
Glass and Iron Hurled in Every Di-
rection, But Object of Attack Es-
capes-Says He Has No Suspicion
Of Bomb Throwers Identity.
By Associated Press.l

WOONSOCKET, II. J., July "a
dynamite bomb thrown into the mid
die Of a crowd surrounded a street
vender tonight injured nine people,
one OF whom will die. The bomb
thrower was I.ot arrested, and the
cause os the throwing Of the mis-
sic is a mystery.
Five persons were severely hure;
Alfred Tamay. aged II. partly dis
cmboweled, will die; AleS pder Cir
ard. aged II, arm ID =: Arlene
Paut, aged IL face. arms ana body
cut and bruised: Stanislaus Jurcyk.
aged 90, injured about chest and alb
dCmen: Joseph Pierscn, aged II. m
jurcd by fragments OF glass IN the
face. arms and body
All five were removed to the hospital
and four others we're injured rcceiv-
ing cuts from flying glass and we're
sent to their homes. All except Tamdy
are expected To recover. His death
Is expected seen. He was hit in fhe
inteStincs.
The injured men were IN a crowd
which surrounded a street veadeT.
John Harrison, e Providence, WIZ
was selling ncckties. Without warn
Ing The deadly missile was thrown a9-
parentiy from the outer edge Of the
crowd
u struck close TO Hsrriscn's fysi-
bounded past him and exploded VIA
terrific roar. Pieces 81 iron and
glass were hurled in every direction
IN the midst Of the crowd. but HaT-
rison escaped uninjurcd although the
bomb was apparently aimed at him
lie told the police that he had no
suspicion A. 10 the identity Of tho
bomb fhrCwcr. and that he was not
aware that be had an enemy
Prom the fragments ~ the bomb
vhick the police have been able to
recover u j. judged that q consisted
q a class bottle cr jar containing dy-
Mantle or nitrcgIyccrine and pieces
Of iron.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
DAlMATiON WINS.
Defeats Keene's Colt Sweep in Great
Trial Stakes.

SHEEPSHEADiBAY. y. Y, July ).
S. c. Hildreth's Dalmation, quoted at
TO 1. won the great trial stakes, six
furiongs. at Sheepshead Bay today.
defeating a high class field Of young
sters, including ]. X. Keene's hitherto
unbcattn sweep.
The stewards OF the jockey clud
announced today that the licenses OF
Trainer T. W. Coulter and Jockey G.
Lynch we're revoked. and all entries
were refused as a result OF the an
-rovement CT the horse BeaEciere yes
terday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
WILLIAMSON sTILI AT LARGE.
Alleged eiesnist and wife-poisone'
Eludcs Police.

PETERSBURG. VA, July 3.-Julius
A Williamson. who escaped from jan
early yesterday morning. seems to be
completely lost. Nothing has been
heard from Inn since his escape. and
n r. not even conjccicd what dircc-
ton he took in his nigh; Information
Of hts escape. with a detailed descr'p-
ticr Of the man. mas been sent broad
cast.
The following description Of VII
hanson Is furnished.
-Junius a. alias 9. r., alias J. c.
aIlzs G. J.. alias Jack Williamson. azc
Is ycsrs. height feet 10 OF 1oh inch
e.: weight iSs or 100 pounds; black
hair. brown eyes. had mole on len
side II nose. near the end which look.
81 Ike q wart; smoke pipe great
deal. IS . railrrad man and carrrntcr.
4 reward Of SO Is offered Tor ~ ar
est
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
FRENCH CLAIM INVENTION.
Won't Admit Franklin ic Responsible
for Lightning Rod.
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS, July 3.-France has reiusen
to recognize Benjamin Franklin as the
inventor OF the lightning rod, claiming
that that honor belongs to a French
physician named Jascues de Romas
who died in 1850. two years before
Franklin announced means OF divert
ing Lightning.
The French Academy of Science in
1854 recognized Romas' claim to priori-
ty. and now President Fallieries mas
accepted the presidency of company
formed to erect monument to Romas,
the real inventor OF the lightning rod.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04

Cry Of Fire Creates Panic in Crowd
cd store-LittIe Girl Dying
(By Associated Press.j

(By Associated Press.)
DETROIT, MICH. July s.-Oue
child Is dying and about 20 more
women aud children are suffering
from severe injuries received today
In panic In the Kresge 5 and l0I
cent store on woodward avenue fc'
lowing the cry of fire, after a scuf
between two women on the croy ~
second floor OF the establIshneE
About GOO women and ~
with here and there q man Or BIZ
swept across the floor to the sta
and damned into psnic-strickS
screaming. fighting mob which. bros
down the guard rails on one Of the
stairways. and trampled over all who
lost their footing.
Rose Bascondi, seven years old, is
reported dying at st. Mary's hospita5
from a fractured skull, received when
she was knocked down and tramplcd
on. and nearly a dozen women and
children are in the same institution
less seriously injured
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
Nc yellow Fever Epidemic.
fnY Associated PreRa-l

NEW ORLEANS, July "a cable
to the Louisiana state board of health
tonight states that report Of yellow
fever in Cuba in epidemic form Is
without foundation. The cablegram Is
signed by Drs. Z. Stopnal. represen-
tative in Cuba OF the louisiana board
of health. O'Reilly, president OF tho
New Orleans Board of Health and
Dr. Amis, connected with the Cuban
health department.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
LEPER EARLY LEAVES FOR
NEW YORK IN BOX CAR
Man whose Case Has Attracted Wide
spread Attention viii Enter
Hospital
CBy Associated PRESS

WASHINGTON. ID. c. July g.
John II. Early. the Ieper who has bten
! wing IN a camp near this city since
last August and whose case has at
fracfcd widespread interest. lti
WASHINGTON a. 1876 O'Clock tonight,
locked IN a faeraEe car attached 70
the regular Pennsylvania Kaiiroa1
train.
Early will enter the skin and Tan
Ger Hospital u Ncw YORK, Tor treat
mcni under Dr. l.. Duncan Bolkley-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
Cases Of Tennesseesns Under Death
Sentence For Killing Capt.
Rankin Remanded
OPINION GREETED With APPLAUSE
Prisoners Will be Taken Back to I'm
ion City, and Friends Wiii Make IT,
fort to Have Them Baiied-Jury
Was Improperly Drawn.
(By Associated Press)

JACKSON, TENN, July S.-The
cases OF the eight night riders, SIN
of whom were under the death SEN
tence charged with the murder OF
Captain Quentin Rankin. at walnut
Log. on Reel Foot Lake. october IL
last. were reversed by the state SUI
irene court today and were remand
ed for new trials.
The six men who were under the
death sentence are Carrot Johnson
alleged leader of the night riders or
raniZation in Obion county; Arthur
Clcar, Fred PincOn, Sam Appiewhite.
It'd Burton and Roy Ransom The
other two. Bud Morris and BOD Hun
man. were convicted of murder in the
second degree.
The opinion in the case was deliv-
cred by Special Justice Henry A.
Craft. Of Memphis. appointed in the
stead of Justice NJ NJ. Neil.
Technical Reasons.
In reversing the case he assigned
two principal reasons. The first was
that the grand jury which found the
indictments against the alleged night
riders. was not selected in proper
manner. The grand jury was select
ed out of = panel named by Judge j.
F.. Jones, the trial Judge, whereas the
law provides the panef must be chosen
by at least three members OF the coun-
ty court.
The second error on which the re-
yersal was based is that the state
did not allow the defendants suf-
ficient number of challenges. The
eight were tried on one Indictment
and trial court upheld the states con-
tention that the eight defendants were
only entitled to the legal number of
challenges. twenty-four, which would
apply If one man was on trial.
Applause Greets Opinion. (
When Justice Craft concluded his
opinion a storm Of applause broke
out in me court room but was quickly
stopped by the marshal and his de-
puties.
The prisoner will be taken back to
Union city and an effort viii be made
to secure their release on bail pend
ing a second trial of their cases.
Hard to Get Another Jury.
UNION CITY, Tenn, July g.
Those most active in the prosecution
of the alleged night riders of Reel
Foot lake consider the situation may
have serious phase. That it will be
difficult to secure jury to again hear
the eases is conceded, and as yet no
decision has been reached by the rep
resentatives of the state as to their
future plans.
An important trial of other pending
cases of similar nature, however, is
not looked for.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04

FoRT COLLINS. sc0Lo. Iuiy 81
George Fuller, bis wife and three chill
drcn were dvwncc tbs af.srroon -
a lake near WciIinrtcu. miles norm
Of here. The parents and t~p <<>>
were drowned ekiic tryin< 70 f@<cr<
a IiuIs daughter rho 1el fel;>< -
vbTo srxsns 70 set . bucket q s<<<7
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
Killing in Georgia.
(By Associated Press)

MACON, GA, July 3.-A special TO-
the Telegraph from Louisville. Ca
says: "Serbcrt Walden. Of Aycfas
Ga. was today shot and killed ~
Deputy Marshal Tim Neal. OF thes
place. 1t is said that Walden mad
been drinking and was killed while re-
sisting arrest. Both men are prou:-
nent. Sheriff Smith left imnsdiaee3y
in an AUTOMOBILES for the 5ccue-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
Herey IN Auto Accident
0By Associated Prcss.}

CASTLE ROCK. VIZ 1uiy s.-An
automobile in which Frances j. 1Ie1ss-
Of san Francisco aud forzncr United
States senator FRED Nufkie<. 81 Po<<
land. we're travelling from Forts>r6 20
Seattle. overturned near here tins ~
terncon- One member CT the psrf<
sustained a broken lex. Xr H>rcT
saved himself from injury By jumpi7z
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
FARMER CARRIED INTO AIR
ANO DROPPED BY BALLOON
Edward Cox, OF Big Stone Gap Fatal
Iy Hurt During Fourth Of
July Celebration
fRv Associatcd Prcss.l

BIG STONE GAP. "a. July Dur
ing a Fourt Of July celebration mere
today Edward Cox, farmer was kill
ed. He was watching a balloon ascend
and his feet cagght in the ropes OF
the parachute. he was carried high
in the air and fell. receiving fatal in
juries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
SPEAKER CANNON AT OLD POINT
"Cazr" of House to Spend Fourth at
Chamberlin.
Daily Press,
Hampton Bureau, July 3,

Hampton Buftdu, July o'
Hon. Joseph G. Cannon, speaker OF
the House of Representatives, accom-
panied by his secretary, Mr.. BusDy'
and Congressman Hemingway, ar
rived here this morning to spend the
Fourth of July.
The party is stopping at the Cham
berlin and will remain there until to-
morrow afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04

BARCELONA. July 3.-The AusiF1Y.
steamer Frederick, from Norfolk, Va ;,
and Almera for Barcelona, Esr<eisic<.
Venice and Trieste. collided With the
Spanish steamer Tintore in the harbcr
today. The Frederick suffered 11t4s
damage from the collision. bet tbs
damage TO the Tirtosc Is cons'de:zolc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
Crushed Beneath pooi.

YOUNGSTOWN. ONO. July -
Two Huurarians. Mikc orcndt and
Siskak Mulch were Killed this morn
ing nj the plant n the Youngstp~n
sheet and Tub Company By = hcavy
door q . furnace they vere dlsma-f-
ing. fsliinE On them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
BALLOON AMERICA ATTIRE.
Captain Moore. the AeronsUt. Pro5sbIy
Fatally Hurt

EEDDINc. CAL. Jelly During an
ascension this afternoon The balloon
America caught fire and Captain
James Moor. the acronaut. was prob
ably fatally injured.
Several spectators also were hurt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
eeat WorIdrs Rseord.

LONDON. July al. II. Bishop, N
an amateur athcltic contest today ven
toe "A hours cycisag ratc Ne cover
"a . distance ~ So miles and ifl
yards. bcafisz he worlds amateur
rccord by IS miios. lfS yard'f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04

DExVER. COL. Jcfr = <<11zr
4i,chaeis. entered - to 1<e ne
motor cycle rzr< - ~ 4r><u1 <&<<>'
wa Killed lac this I.>rur<1 ~
hiz machine sk.fdca Tf-.e r411E<<1& e
fprr >s1 >r<-hc> tre~zE = I@1<@
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
In.pcri MsterrsYs Abrosd.

WASHINGTON. y. G. July S.-The
members o. fhc national waicr~ays'
commissir. created b. act 81 Con-
ercss a. lat session. arr plsnning
10 !nsf V rivers ana canei- ~
Eurorr >Ncw fork immt niAtfiJ
after ..ux.rHrknmcnf 81 Conzre7s
and xASnfNovad Until about oc.
tobcr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
orownes b ne MIssIsslppI.

HICKMAN. ky. July S-Thrcc
ucerocs md VIII Grow a white rlan.
rcrc drowned in the Mis1issippi r.vrr
here today. -tsn a skin. containing
nine mtn Ey.ct during = squall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
Cuty on Tea and Coffee OF.

Mr.. Daniels amendment - strike
out the duty on tea and coffee, was
accepted by Mr.. Aldrich and agreed
TO.
Senator Cuibcrson Offering an
am ndmcnf Ia make nOn-partisan the
appointment OF the tar.f commission
aud to pay Them iarics Of $500
annually. Mr.. Aldrich declared that cx-
pcrts were O. - selected and ac did
not b,lievc politics would be ccEsidcr-
cd by thc President in that connection
According TO morning paPefs." said
Mr. Bailey. tho trcctor OF the ccnsas
Is making his appointments Tor 2arti-
san reasons. II that Is true u Is the
trst time L hss bccn done in the bis
tory OF tbs county
we arc united in cur esteem for
the President said Mr. MONEY. but
under the disPcnsation of Providence
b. might die and NC might have a
bad mar like the pr, siding ofhcer OF
the Senate and he might make parti-
san appointments
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
Sherman JOINS IN Smile.

Vicc-Prcsi6cnt Shcrman jointd IN
thc smile that became general as
the Mississippi senator procccd.d 10
show the Temptation of msn 10 make
appointments vita a partisan bias.
Nr. Money further dtclsred hat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
TEA ANO COFFEE DUTY CUT OUT
Senator Daniel Makes Speech Against
Schedule, and Aldrich Agrees TO
Have it Stricken Out-Mr. Money
Criticises Postmaster General Hitch
cock and Says He's Hard to Find.
fRy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. C.. July 3.-The
maximum and minimum provisions oil
the tariff bill were adopted by the
Senate today by vote OF SO TO Is
The final action upon this amendment
came at the close OF day devoted TO
lively discussion Of the proposed re-
tal.atcry measure that brought out
great variety Of views as TO the advis-
ability CT enacting such legislation.
The provisions OF this measure W II
20 into effect March 81, 1910, and nine
" DAYS must elapse before Presi-
dents proclamation applying the maxi
mum duty of twenty-five per cent al
valorem in addition to other duties
provided in the bill will be operative.
The duty on tea. and coffee, as provid-
ed in the amendment originally re-
ported by the committee was stricken
out with the assent of the finance
committee, upon an amendment Offered
by Senator Daniel.
The Senate also agreed TO vote up
on the submission of an income tax
amendment 10 the constitution to the
several states for ratification. this vote
to be taken upon the resolution and
all amendme hts next Monday az one
o'clock.
Mr.. AIdrich Explains.
Mr.. Aldrich soon after the assemb-
ling. proceeded to explain the Senate's
substitute fer the original maximum
provision of the bill as It passed the
mouse. The House provided for
specified increase Of the rates of duty
on numerous articles fixed by the bill
in case of failur'; of the country
from which any given article should
come TO grant to the imports from
the United States the same terms
given to impcrtations from the most
favored nations.
The Senate committee on finance
presented a substitute providing for
an increase Of p Per cent over the
rates of the Payne Aldrich bill against
countries which by export bounty or
otherwise discriminate against the
United States. The amendment pro-
v.ded that the additional rate should
go into effect Immediately. unless the
President should, after March 81. 1910,
issue a proclamation that no such dis
elimination exists
The amendment also provided
duty CT five cents a pouna on coffee
and ten cents pound on tea coming
from the countries thus discriminating
against the products OF the Uniteu
States.
Mr.. Aldrich read statement show
ing the maximum and minimum laws
of other countries. Since tina: state
mcnt was prepared. be said, France
had adopted rates of tar.n that varied
on an average Of fifty per cent
Mr. Daniel criticised the proposed
legislation as authorizing tho Prcsi-
dent 10 make treaties with foreign
powers ~-.aout submitting them TO
the Senate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-04
rHKwEArHEa.

Fair; cooler sunday; Mon
day fair; light 70 Moderate
north winds.
The Ordway new era., 1909-01-22

In spite OF all the help I've given
you. you bring back another bad mark
from school"
Yes. but only in conduct! You
never help me in that.'-FNegendC
Blaetter.
The Ordway new era., 1909-01-22
VISITS VIII ~
4MGLEKY
si,cbmeyer's Paten, Break.

During the worlds fair" eonhded
Miller. the newspaper man, in com,
The Ordway new era., 1909-01-22
Strsnnth of SXmnathY,

Sympathy is the grandest word in
the world. It overcomes evil and
strengthens good: It disarms resist
ance, melts the hardest hearts, and
draws out the better part OF human
nature.-George Moore.
The Ordway new era., 1909-01-22
S A. ABBEY, Register.
J. J. LAMBERT, Receiver
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior.
U. 5. Land Ofiee AZ Pueblo. Colorndn.

Department OF the Interior.
U. 5. Land Once a; Pueblo. Colorado.
December u. 1908.
Notice Il hereby given that William r. Long,
OF Sugar City. Colorado. who. on August %, 1902
made Homestead Entry No 1855. Serial No.
Oiss4. for s's Nwhi. sIsSElI Section a5. Town.
ship % S. Range SO W. G'h Principal Meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to make Final
i've year Proof. to establish claim TO the land
above described. before the Clerk of the Dis.
,rict Court at La Junta, Colorado. on the 9th
day OF January, 1900.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jacob ". Baker,
Allen Berry,
Milan L. Baker.
Edw. W. Richards. all of Sugar City, Colo
S. A. ABBEY, Register
First publication December 18th.