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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-19
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YOEMEN.
ROYAL ARCAHU M.

Traternal Beneficiary Order. Insures
men at reasonable rates. Accumulated
emergency fund nearly five million
dollars. Rocky Mountain Council. No.
637. meets second and fourth Thurs
day at l. o. o. F. hall, 2416 Wash
ington avenue. II. l.. Peterson Regent,
J. w. Wornospoon. Collector: G. b.
Roberts. Secretary.
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statesmen WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesmcn for
1909 TO sell calendars, wall pockets
and novelties Ia every state whips III
Nebraska. Colorado, Kansar ana Okla-
hoina Samples ready. lincoln NUv-
ely Advertising Co, 1903 y s.. lin
colu, Nehr. it-l.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

TO BUY-Vacant or improved prop
erty, close in. Address H.. care
Standard 3-3-lmo
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WANTED-CIean whito rags at the
Standard Office. II II
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MODERN woopMeN OF AMERICA

Utah Camp Nc 9sse, Business meet,
ings every Tuesday night, Team drill
first and third Tuesday nights at ..
No., Eagles Hall.
A w. AGEE, v. c.
]. II. SHAFER, Clerk
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SINGLE un.about buggy with para
sol; also single harness. $35. Inquire
w. L. Crawford, Wright G. Sons Dry
Goods store. 3-1S-lwk
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ORDER OF RED MEN

Improved Order OF Redmen, Hiawa
tha Tribe No. 3, meets In Eagle ball.
Friday evenings at o'clock. Visiting
chiefs cordially invited.
]. l.. BLOSSEK, Sachem.
e. II. GEIGER, e. or x.
A d. WRIGHT. q. u W
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FOR SALE
MIoCELlANE EOu9.

ONE OF the best meat markets in the
city; a bargain TO right parties, Ad-
dress &C." care Of Standard. 19 1wk
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a. G. HORN.

E. 4. Hulaniski, Attorneyta',nnan, -:
Rooms 407-40S First Nationai
building. General practice
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SHADES TRANSFER
TRANSFER COMPANIES
UMBRELLA REPAIRING

Umbrella repairing and recovering
Ind. phone 4aS; Bell SILK. G.l1.tf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
9iun1n1el. A.

Ser BON Gsih iibernommene 3sppes
lin gallon IS |" erbdit nunmebr oerT
ibn susebadten poiten in Der Ndbe Der
osutit.fran50liihen @rense enbaiiliig
suaetuieIen. Mittipod. %. b. Wts.,
erfol9te Die lleberfiibruna oes 2uft-
ibiffss mad Der SseIiuns WeB. no Die
gallonballe su feiner MuTnabme IN
Stano aeiebt 1T. Die Yeiebuna Der iibris
gen in Den peridieoeneu 5beilen beg
Reides tbeils aeplantsn. tbsils i'm
gau begriffenen gallonfationen erfoigt
fpdter.
Sn Der 1masasnb ben 2ieip. 3uBs
LAMB. bat AM Is. SUM Elm beftiaer
Groit auf Jeloern uno in Gdrten bee
oeutenoen e1aoen angeribtet.
Sn Saoo, elmer tleinen Gtabt on
Der WeIttiiite Der @anaril1en Snieln,
nuroen am Sonntag mebrere beftige
groif6be periptirt, Die beoeutenben
Saaoen anaeridtet baben. Das Itdb-
tiiae Rathbaus, mebrere su Der Ras
terne 9eborenoe sroBe @ebduoe unb
ouh ein8elne Wobnbduier puroen sers
tort. Meni1enIeben ibeinen BEL Der
&ataitrobbe nidt oerIoren eeganaen
gu Iein.
Sr. Garl 2ueesr, Der Cberbiirger=
meiiter bon Wien. lit iufolee zines
Jtlerenleloens sdnalib erblinoet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
Gi,t 9pTcnspicl.

Samuel untermmper. Der in oer
lebten &lage 9eqen ben 3ufertrult Sc.
aal's 9e1tsbeiitano mar, iaate leBte
Wo1e, ebe er cine grholunesreiie mad
europa antrat. auf Die Sraee, Of ieln
Client bic trafredtli9e 8erfolgung oes
3udertrufs beantrasen uno unter=
ltiiBen meroe. folsenoes .Was f6nnte
es niiBen ? Der 3ufertrult bat, Ic
lan9e ct beltebt. bas @eleb beitdnoip
iibertreten. uno feline .6bdti9teit" i,n
@onsreB 1T lett Sabren Elm Gtanoal
fir oas 2ano geueien. @r bat oas
publltum ausgeraubtuno "would be-
@oncurrenten ruinirt. 9lber bel alien
Ieinen berbrederiihen Mietboben 1T &,
niht ihle9ter als Diele Der anoerr
Srults uno ni6t 10 ihllmm. mie mands
uon ibnen. GieIe ii6 10 ploblib ael,
teno mahenoe gnmanolung BON tu=
aenobafter 9lbiheu geeen feline Mietho-
oen lit mirflih amiiiant. Nusenbllfllt
1T es reiner 3ufall. oaB ers Der 3ufer=
truf, gum 9iinoenbof gemadt miro !;
aber oa Die &'sieruns gepartei Bat,
big bic 0auptiiinoer geitorben lino. 10
bat es ia eigentlih nibts all beoeuten.
Wenn bic &esierung mirtli1 Die Nb=
lidt bat. Geide, Die on Der Spibe bon
yeribm0runsen iieben, bic DE @e.
Iebe gan3 ofen iibertreten. 5ur @ehan-
ldaft gu 5leben, 10 ludre bas ear nidt
10 l6mierig. IS iino aber nienals
auTridtige unb perniinftiae Yerluds
9emabt tooroen, urn Die @eiebbelfim.
mungen seaen &ieienmonopole sur Nn.
menouna gu bringen. Der &egierune
maht 6 niemals sAtpieriofeiten, elm
paar arme, DerbdltnibmdBis barmloF,
perionen, bic lih pereini9ten, I'm lid
gegen ganferott gu iduben uno nit
gerinaen profiten aufrieoen tparen, aus
Dem 8sib1ft gu treiben. Nber Die
Jinan3rduber, bic oas 2ano um bic
notbwenoi9iten 2ebensmittel berauben,
DE ourh ben 5arif ausldnoilhe Son.
currena fernbalten nnb bic einbeimilbe
.aewaltiam unteroriifsn, Bis Die Soften
fur ben 2ebensunterbalt fat beunrubi.
gen6 lino, iinb ltets iiraffrei ausae,
ganaef, 10 bah beute ieoer Nnmalt.
Der nit Der Graae 3u thun bate. lpeiB.
oaB bic ioaenannte Durdfnbruno bes
8eieBes eine Garce 1T. Wtr ole pilien,
oah nas Mnti= Sruitgeieb bon ben
WidAti9iten i'm Qanbe iibertreten miro.
Wenn aud nur Elm She'll Der gnergie.
Die bel oem Giniblaaen bon Shiiren
5u 5pielb0llen uno bel bem Benaden
BON Wirtbihoften ac. perihuenoet lpiro.
oarauf Dertuanot tDeroen iDiirbe. um
Bemeismoterial gegen itne Mddtigen
Az iammelr, oann niirben mir bds
llebel balo unter gontrole baben.
GDd Is ideint foif als Of bic Madt
bisisr Mdnner 3u Oiel fiir bic @egie.
rllng ilt."
3s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
Nolitii1es.

| Nun fommt Die Mnti=gaIoon. Qioc
uno erfldri. bic Betition Der 2iberaleu
in Start @ountp lei uneeiebi6, mel
Namen carauf feben, Die nidt oarauj
geboren. uno fie oerlaaat. baB bic Wabl
in Start @ountD. bic fdou fiir ben 10.
Juli feitgeiebt 1T. nidt absebaIten mer=
ben lou. yvir alauben nibt. onB Die
yetltionen. tpelhe bic Qiberalen eiuae=
reiht baben uno nelbe 1000 gtamen
mebr entbalten. als bonn 8eiebe Der.
lanat iino. in ireeuo elmer WeiIe anae.
fohten tperoen t6nnen. aber es 1T bod
bemertenstpertb, mic biele ganoe. bic
bisber 6immel uno groe in Bepeauna
isBte. Wablen unter oem 3oIeseIeb au
beranitalten, nun, ,sauf einmal oaaeaen
proteitirt, BOB iolde Wablen itatifin=
oen iollen. g1ober tommt oieis Sim
nesduoeruna ? Sic 6iibrer Der
anti.Saloon.2 2iaa pilien gang aenau,
1uas lie tbun. Sic ieben, oaB Die Ta=
natiihe 6o9flutb. Die Iie entfeIIelt,
am auriid9eben 1T uno oaB oies bsi
leoer weiteren Wahl mebr gu Sage tre=
ten muB. GeBbalb pplen lie feline
tusiteren Wablen uno pebren lie Iid
nit 6dnoen uno 6iiben seqen Die Ab=
ltlmnlung in Start gountp.
Als bic 6iibrer Der Nnti=Salopn-
Siga bier ihre petitton einrei6ten, UNI
elne 9Dabl unter benz RoIeeeIeB in Gus.
caranas @ountp absubalteu, perlanoten
Ole Serrpn Noolpb uno Stouer, als
Vsrtreter oes lbesalen @lementes, oaf
lie Die petition priifen t0nnten. ebe Die
Wabl angeoronet tueroe. 8ies nuroe
elnfab pertpeigert uno bic Wabl muroe
nn9eoronet, Obne oaB man Dem libera.
len @lenente eine @ele9enbeit eab,
Glnfpruh su erbsben. 9fun aber, oa
in Start @ountD Die 2ibsralen eine pe=
tition fir eine Wabl einaereidt haben,
lbreien Die Janatiter ilber @eIegvers
lesung unb getrua.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
Sspeite Sausimd)mm9 in Gin OFT
0tlgcn'S BIaf,.

gei Dem friiberen Ghanfmirt5e 5i=
mon 8ilBen fano am Dtontae gcr=
mlttag cine 5lueite Sausiudung Itatt.
Sebelmpolisiit 6rem uno 6uman Of=
fcer Safion betraten Die Birtbfhaft.
Sic muroen bon gil9en empfanQen,
GER ibnen Niles seigte, mas lie i'm
Seller uno in Der Wirtbi1aft gu leben
oerlanaten. bod muroen tpeoer i'm
Seller, nod in Der WirtbI6aft geilfiae
CSetrdnte 9efuuoen. I'm nibt nit
leeren 0dnoen absu3iehen. nabmen Die
Beamten cine 6taIae 3emperenabier
uno Stprt uuoere Gtafben NIT, uns ben
5nbalt berielben ipdter genauer su
unterlu1en.
yta6 ungefdbr elmer Stunoe fan1err
Sretp uno SafiOn, beeleitet BON Dem,
5taatsannalt. tpieoer 3uriif uno nun
our6Iu9ten lie ben Seller bon Dimes,
0oItettler, Der neben 8ilaen's Seller
Il uno fanoen bort in eiuem Gis=
'4rant mebrere DuBsno6laI6en gier.
Ob Die geamten einen 8efebl batten,
Die Wobnuna 6otettlers su our6=
luden. lit uns nidt betanut.
2lls bic geamten gum erIten M9at
n ole WtrtbI6aft oraneen, mar gaIb,
DER bert als Nbpdrter funairt, niht
lnmeieno. fam aber fpdter suriif uno
moIlte ourd cine Sbiir in Elm Wittela
simmer treten. Saflon mics ibn aus
ltd uno gaib. oer ben Wann uiht
tanllte, ltieb i'm our Geite, rporauf
Die geamten ibn berbafteten uno por
elnen Jrleoensridter brahten, Der 9alb
meaen Wloerleblidteit seaen einen Bes
amten gu elmer guBe bon 500 nebTt
Roiten perurtbeilte.
Spdter puroe aud I'M @obnbaufe
Sil9en's cine 0ausiu1ung peranfials
tet uno Sllgen set9te ben geamten
mebrere Gilten 8ier, pel6e in einens
9tebengebduoe lagen, narnte lie aber,
olelelben ni3t uegsunebmen, oa fie in
lelnem prtpatbauie nibts au luhen
4dtten uno Grem uno sSaflon soaeu
pieoer ab, obne ben Serlu6 su ma=
den. oas gier nit @ewalt fortsus
nebmen.
IS beibt, Die 8iertifen ieien ftir
anoere Seute beltimmt getueIen, fit
uel9e Gilgen nur ats Mgert Die 2ie=
ferung beIorgt babe.
Gilgen uno gaib Iino pegen 8ers
lebung oes Roiegeieses unter Nntlaae
aeleBt uno leilteten ieoer 5000 8ir9s
ibaft fir ibr grideinen Dor @erid1t.
Der Sal tOmmt am Montag gor=
mittag um 8 llbr Dor benz probate
@eri9t aur 0erbanblunq.
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Auslann.

Safer Wilbem uno oer ruiIiIhe
Gar tamen leBte Wode in pittipos
Bal i'm finniihen WeerbuIen sulam.
men. Sie yesesnuns par cine reht
6er3liAe.
Sm Besirt bon Sanrf, in Gatisien,
baben @etpittertiirme sroben 51aoen
an Seben uno @i9entbum angerihtet.
giele Sduier iino bonn Blib aetroffen
uno Die 8emobner get0otet tporoen.
Sn einem 6aae tpurbe cine e1eune,
in Die f6 SO perionen eefludtet bat,
ten, um S1ub Dor benz beftlaen &e=
gen gu finoen. bonn Blib aetroffen
uno es murben babel sebn Mdnner
get0otet.
Bon ben in Marotfo fationirten
fransDliiben Soloaien fuo tpdbreno
Der 0iBe Der leBten Sage 3m0lf Dor
Dnrf geltorben ; 3tpan3l9 anopre tper.
ben bermiBt uno man beiiirdtet, bah
lie bon oem 9leiben Gdiflal ereilt
tporoen filo.
2ebte Wpde tparen auf grunb bon
Weloungen bon nellen, aaes Bisberiqe
iibertrehenoen Diamantenfunben bel
Der 9ioeriBbuht Die oeutihen Rolonial=
Wertbe an Der Berliner BorIe bis I'M
500 pro3ent in bic D0be se1dnellt.
Wie es fHeint. mar Die Mttientreiberel
ourh Weriu1e Der De Beers Gomrant
ueranloBt. bic Rontrolle iiber Die Oeuta
|f6en 9iamontenfeloer I'D erInuaen in,
oann bic prooultion ein3uI1rdnlen
um Elm etmaisss Ginisn ber prsi{e IL
! lperbliten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

elm. Sie smeite 2aouna feuerte Der
bttroaene @hemann auf feline Nrau.
Die in ben Giiden getroHen uno II,
lterbenoem 3nitanoe in ein 9oiptal
perbraht uuroe. Ssman luo nas 8e=
tpebr gum britten Mal, uno ols ct
sben i'm geariffe itano. Fn ielblt su
erIdieben. rifen poli3ilten. bic auf
oas Seidrei Der 3inoer Der Samllie
berbeiqeeilt. oem Mann Die Woronaffe
aus Der 6ano uno bra1ten i'm bintsr
SaloB uno Gieael.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

uno anoeren Sbeilen brn ssrontli
Gountu. q. .. Gos in cIeier Sabres
3elt leltIame Natu~ersisnB ibte i
aller aforaenfriibe Elm. belt ieocd nu
turse 3sit on. 10 ooB Der sefallen
Shuee raid pieoer beyidpunoen uar
Die Suit mar idarf uno :nlt. pie ol
einem tiiblen 9uae su Nufana april.
Sn ulpKss, Nebr.. tpuroen am Sam
flag yiId,of gonacum bon Der fatboli
iden Siosele Sineoln. iopis Die Rr;eite
Rep. O'grien aus Setparo uno &ep
Slime aug Brainarb BON elmer al:
etua 200 miitbenoen Dtdnnern uni
Grauen beitebenoen 0clfslneuae on.
ae9rifen uno aus Der Staot astrieben
Sic enttamen in einsm gugaD, puroen
aber bon Der Mtense serfolgt. ii5erbcli
uno as5punaen. lbren Wsa mad 80.
oio Gltp su SUB fortsuIsbsn. Ser yi=
idiot uno bic beioen erpdbnten prie.
lter tuaren nad lllpIlss eetommen, I'M
geltb bon Der tatboliihen Stride s,l
ersreifen, oeren @eiltliher. 8eu. Wur.
pip. bonn giIGof abeeleBt uno ercom.
muniSlrt uno nit ieiner gernIune an
ben papf ab9epieien moroen mar.
Die Observation-Disclosures Iteben nit ae.
rlngen Nusnabmen auf Seite oes plie.
tiers uno tpeiaertsn ii6. @eiFlidsn, Die
DER Siibof bierher geidift bate, um
Wurpbp's STEELE sinsunebmen. oas ge.
trsten Der Stride gu gsitatten.
Sames sbarp, Der reliaioIe Sfona
tifer, Der bel eiuem straBenraoau in
Ranias @itn, no.. einen BolisiIten er.
lAoB, muroe oaielbit gu 25 sSabrcr
3u9thaus perurtbeilt.
gei einem 6suer. oas ON Is. SUM
Den SsIbltal Der S6rie in 8uiutb
Dflnn., serlt0rte. fanoen flint Wanner,
Die als Nrbeiter oarin bsi6dItiet pu.
rem, einen qualOoQen 5po. Auh 6e
pferoe tanlen in ben Slammen um,
obmobl berstpeifelte NnItrsnguneen 0p
lnadt ipuroen. lie su rettal, g0nm1
ll1e Sel6en Der umgetomnRnen Nrbei
ter muroen unter oen 5.riimmern O.:
Tunoen. Surh ons 5seuer 1T Elm sda.
ben bon mebr als $4,000 an0eridly
uOr0en.
6rau @mma Gauflnann. Satin De,
Srauberrn Moiss GauImcnn BOZ
5iour Sails. g. ., Die anqetloa
par. ibr Gienltuldoden. aqnes 3
aris oerart miBbanoslt su baben, oal |
8 itarb, puroe an Treitag bon ein, |
Surp nur oes tbdtliden 9lngriffs idul |
zig befunoen uno 81 $40 8eloltral |
'oer so Saaen 8efaneniB psrurtbeiIr |
Die 5traie puroe Iofort besablt. 9,
brem eriten proSsB Nor 5srau gaui |
mann oes Sooildlass iaulois beIun
zen moroen.
9Im Montug Moreen I'M 4 u6r 81 |
Ninuten ains auf Der yeNbunq eina, |
Sarmers. Nan,sns GdIpb @i!tep be |
9olebroot. IA Weilen BON Bottom. De- |
!uftbaaon sur groe nieoer, in ben.
Roger U. Surnbam nit ieiner juuae, |
Satin Die 9o95eitsreiie madte. 8it
lanse 5odseitsreile oauerte senau 8
5tunoen unb 40 Wtinuten.
Surb eine 8aserploIion in De,
fohlenmine gto. 4 DER 2afananc |
soal & Gote So. in @ebrum, 3d., |
uuroen geltern II Goblen9rdber 9e.
ootet uno l6 Ibuer oerlest.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

5ebi lpRni1t fiG ilion4et oie
geatnrtra4t oer poltentottu.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
DIVIDEND HARDLY
VISIBLE TO THE EYE
LITTLE OVER HALF-CENT ON THE
DOLLAR FOR CREDITORS OF
BROKEN BANK.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 28.-Depositors
in the Fidelity National Bank, the
Harper institution which went under
in 1887 following the failure of Har-
per to corner" the wheat market,
have received a final dividend for
"fifty-f1ve one hundredths of / per
cent" This payment will make a to-
tai of SO 400 per cent recovered by
the depositors
The failure was the greatest sensa-
ton of it's year in this country. The
Fidelity National had a capital of
81 100000 and large surplus, and the
deposits aggregated about $4,000,00O
The capital and surplus were wiped
out and the stockholders were as
sessed for 100 per cent.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
FORMAL OPENING
GAMBLE GROCERY
LARGE CROWDS PARTAkE OF
HOSPITALITY or THE NEW
CONCERN

Under most suspicious elrcum-
stances the new grocery OF Z. VI.
/ Gamble Company on Eighth and Main
streets was opened Monday. Lunch and
coffee were eharmingly served b. sew
eral lovely ladies and every one who
visited the store was made to feel per
fectly at home. The display OF fine
groceries and CONNECTIONS was one OF
the most artistic and attractive ever
seen here.
Mrs. Fred Gamble, assisted by Mrs.
Garnett Merrill, had charge Of the
Libby, McNeal & Libby goods, which
demonstrated in connection with the
ManewalLang Biscuit Co.'S goods,
which was in charge of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wakefield. Miss Annie Barrow served
hot coffee, which was brewed from
the special blends that Mr.. Gamble
has had put up for his trade by the
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co., of Nashville.
L. F. Hancock gave lectures on the
use of Cotolene put up by the Fair
banks company. Austin owen had
charge of the candy display, which
was put in by the Trigg Candy Co., of
Chattanooga, which he represents.
Emeret Caldwell was looking after
the demonstration of Paw Paw Grape
Juice.
The opening sales were more than
to the firm and demon
strated the popularity Of the old name
of z. w. Gamble & Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
FALLS FROM HORSE,
PAINFULLY INJURED
CECIL HAGGoTT, GRANDSON OF
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN CECIL, is
SERIOUSLY HURT.

Cecil Haggott, the little son of Con-
gresham and Mrs. w. A. Haggott Of
Colorado, was painful yinjured Thurs.
day afternoon at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cecil,
where Mrs. Haggott and children have
been visiting for some months.
The little boy was riding horse back
and the horse started to run and he
fell off, striking the back of his head
against rock or some hard sub
stance. He was unconscious for sew
eral hours and it was thought at first
that his skull had been fractured. A
later examination disclosed the fact
that there had been no fracture, and
the little fellow is much better.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
THE TENNESSEAN AND The
WEEKLY HERALD FOR $500

In this paper will be found club
bling proposition which we think every
reader who knows good thing when
he sees it will accept. 1t is an offer
of this paper, together with the Daily
Tennessean Sunday excepted) for
one year for SO, CASH MONEY. You
may consider 1t good thing marked
down, if you like. 1t is a LESS
THAN COST PROPOSITION. What
we are after. what The Tennessean
is after, and the how" we got to-
gether is that we both want to length
en- our lists of PAID UP IN ADVANCE
SUBSCRIBERS Read the proposition
and we think you will subscribe at
once.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
NOT CONCERNED AS
TO STATE OF HEALTH
OF JUROR WHITWORTH
sUT DEFENSE HAS ULTEEIcs
MOTIVE IN TRYING TO REMOVE
HIM FROM THE BOX.
CHARGE OF COUNSEL FOR STATE
Another sig Sensation EnIivens Tn.
Proceedings in RE cooper-sharp.
Murder case.-.No New Jurors Ar,
Secured Today.

Special to The Herald
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 30.-Sun
another sensation was sprung in thc
Cooper-Sharp case this morning wheL'
attorneys for the State intimated that
the effort of the defense to remove
Juror Whitworth from sitting on the
jury in this case did not arise on ac
count of solicitude for the jurors
health, but for some other reason.
The State demanded that if the ef.
fort was being made for some undis.
closed reason or motive that the lght
be turned on. The colloquy which
followed between counsel and with the
court, after Juror Whitworth had said
he was not i'll and had not been for
year was decidedly interesting. Tie
matter was partially threshed out to,
day and continued until Monday when
other interesting developments are
expected
No jurors were secured today.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
JOHN BARLEYCORN
IN DISTRESS AGAIN
PROHIBITION WAVE is ABOUT TO
INUNDATE BOTH OF THE
VIRGINIAS.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. Is
The fight for statewide prohibition
began in earnest yesterday when the
judiciary committee reported back for
favorable consideration a joint resolu.
ton providing for the submission Of
a constitutional amendment to the
people prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of intoxicating liquors within
the state.
The prohibition managers are con.
fdent that the amendment will be sub
mitted to vote of the people. and
Governor-elect Glasscock says that he
feels certain the measure will have
two votes more than necessary in the
senate.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
HUSBAND AND WIFE
ARE CHARGED WITH
EXPORTING MONEY
SALESMAN SAID TO HAVE Sc
CURED $500 AT POINT
OF PISTOL.
FORCED VICTIM 70 WRITE Chez
Alleged That Lester Had Hardaway
Young Come to His Home, Where
He Was Forced to Cough up o.
Suffer Death Penalty.

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 29.-Fleetwoo6
Lester travelling salesman for the
Southern Supply Company of this
city, and his wife are in Jail charged
with holding up Hardaway Young.
President of the company, at the point
of a revolver and robbing him OF
$5,6O0.25. The alleged robbery oc-
CURED at the home of the Testers this
afternoon and was sensational in the
extreme
1t is charged that Lester telephoned
to Young to come out to his home on
business connected with the sale OF
stock which Lester owned in the com
pany. As soon as Young entered the
Lester home, it is alleged Lester held
him up at the point of revolver and
forced him to write an order to his
cashier directing him to pay to Mrs
Lester $5,6OO.25, the amount of stock
which Lester is said to have owned
In the company.
MIS- Lester IOOK the OIueT u JHe
cashier, who wrote out check for
the amount, accompanied Mrs Lester
to the bank and identified her and
the check was cashod Mrs. Lester
then returned to her home, where
Young alleges he was held at the point
of revolver during her absence, and
gave the money to her husband, who
then advised Young that he could de-
part.
Two hours later Young swore out |
warrants against Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
charging them with robbery. Sheriff
Gazala and three deputies went to the
Lester home, made the arrests and
lodged the prisoners in the county
Jail, where they are held without bail
Lester and his wife declined to make
any statement.
The affairs is said to be the outcome
of recent Misunderstanding between
Lester and Young concerning certain
business transactions of the Southern
Supply Company.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
FROZEN PIPES
EXPLODE RANGES
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN FRASER HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE FROM A
BURSTING BOILER.

Several people of Columbia had mar
row escapes yesterday as the result
of exploding ranges. The extreme
cold weather of Saturday night froze
the water in the pipes, but a number
did not think the danger of explosions
sufficient to deter them from making
fires in their ranges. OF course the
majority who were so careless es-
capped but the experience of those
who were not so fortunate should be
a warning for the future. The range
of Nat Dorth blew up. That of Will
Boyd exploded, but fortunately there
were no persons in the kitchen.
What came very near being most
serious accident was that at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fraser
Shirtly after making the morning fire
in the range Mr. and Mrs. Fraser were
in the kitchen when with a mighty
roar the boiler exploded and the
pieces few in all directions.
One of them went straight out through
the top of the house, while another
shot out directly between Mr.. and
Mrs. Fraser. Had the piece Of broken
ron gone to either side few inches
t is very probable that either Mr.. or
Mrs. Frazier would have been killed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-05
SOLE SURVIVOR
OF TWOCOMPANIES

N. B. Sheppard, now In the sunset
of life, is the only survivor of two
companies Of the First (Maney's) reg
iment of the Confederate army that
left Maury county in May, 1861. When
the conflict between the State began
Capt. A. M. Looney and Capt. George
Campbell each raised a company for
the First Tennessee The two COM
panies had together 200 men. They
were Companies H and G. At the
close of the war the ranks of both
had been badly decimated, perhaps
not over a score then surviving.