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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11
8 COTTAGE HOUSES.

Each an attractive and comfortable
home at a modest cost. l on Wyman
street and on High street. These houses
have rooms each; one on High street
has stable connected and the other High
street house has flush closet. Each has
city water and good stone cellars;
houses are Well built and in good repair.
Fine residence property near Western
Ave. and SeWall street. > story house
and ell with large stable connected and
double lot. Hot water heat. electric
lights, bath. hard wood floors, fire place.
This house is in splendid condition and
should interest any man who is seeking
a firSt-clasS home.
The Alden house on Winthrop street,
for many years occupied by II. NJ. Heath
and Thos. Leigh. This location is not
easily duplicated; The house has fine
heating system. lighted by gas, has or
more fire places and bath. This property
should be seen by those seeking per-
lnanent residence in the best location.
HOUSE LOTS.
Among the many house lots listed in
this agency are : on South Chestnut
street. large lot on Lincoln street near
Chestnut fine lot west side Crosby street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-11
B00THBAY and The ISLANDS
STEAMER ISLANDER,

Capt. Robert F. Westman. Leaves Au-
{on sisnaD s 7is a. M; 10 Gardiner 74S; So.
Gardiner ION signaD $50: Cedar Grove
(on signaD sos; Richmond S.S5; Bath. City
Landing wharf 935; connecting at Bath
with l.. B. &c B. Electric Railroad for
New Meadows. Inn. Merrymeeting Park.
Brunswick, Lisbon Fall and Lewiston.
Arrives at Boothbay Harbor about 11.3O
A. M. Returning. leaves Boothbay, Har-
Dor every day at 1.30 P. M: Bath 3.15;
connecting at Bath with the afternoon
train for Portland and Boston; Richmond
at 415 p. NJ.
Agents: II. f. Bowditch, Augusta, Tel.
1894; Horace G. Turner, Hallowell, ~Tel.
1854; w. L. Tozier. Gardiner, Tel. 1916.
Special rates for family tickets; for par
ticulars apply to the Manager or Purser.
Special rates for excursion parties on
regular trips only. Low rates. ITO miles
for s1.25 Stops at Southport (on signaD
Capitol Island, Squirrel Island and Ocean
Point Quick service. No freight taken
on Sundays. Subject to delays and
change without notice.
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new YORK
Maine STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Steamers leave Franklin Wharf, Port
land, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at r. NJ. May LIST to October Goth,
fare one way $500. Season round trip
$40, June LIST to Aug. II. Special ten-day
round trip ticket 81.
Express service for freight of all kinds
Freight rates include marine insurance.
Descriptive folder free on application
to H. A. CLAY. Agent, Franklin Wharf,
Portland. Maine. Tel 800. sept7dtf
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LOT OF LAND, SHEEPSCoT BAY,

camp Accommodates SIX, complete fur
nishng. % it. launch, six II. 7. engine
completely outfitted. Everything new
last summer. Price $J50.00. Frank b.
Totman, ;;JG Front St, Bath, Me. -"
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Reading Convinced
For Sale.--ReaI Estate
$500 PURCHASES A NICE

acre farm, splendidly located, miles
from depot. Y mile from schools.
churches. and grange. horse moving
machine. horse rake. winnowing machine
express wagon. light driving wagons;
and a lot of manure included T.. Il.
Peacock, Readfeld. Maine. jlQd3t
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MOTOR soATs-THE "WHITE"
AGENTS WANTED

MAKE $500 TO $500 PER DAY
our useful articles. Every body
waits tholN. Write us today for sample.
Home Supply CO., Millinoc2et Me.
mats
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FOR SALE--.MiSCELL aMEoUS

A LADIES BICYCLE IN SPLENDID
condition. Been used with care; made
to order. Inquire Box 2N, Winthrop. Me
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1 hNOM HOUSE AND STABLE

with . acres of land in high state of cul-
tiVation located II town of China. Would
make a good poultry farm good home
for an aged couple, or a fine summer
home. Mail daily on telephone line.
close to school. Price $3.50. l. l.. Jones,
Weeks Mills Me. jl0dtf
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AGENTS TO SELL NEW SPECIAL
ties necessary to everyone Big profits.
IJaSy to sell ana handle. Mack Specially
Company, Desk *, 423 9th Avenue, New
York jJdGt*
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WISH TO SELL MY TOURING
LAUNCH "a FEET, 6 INCHES LONG

feet, inches beam. equipped with 10
h. y. 2-cylinder Capital motor, used but
comprise canopy top curtains. cclluoid
storm front. anchor lights, etc, hull
oak finish Very low price. F'ifield Bros.
Co., ST Water st. Augusta, Me.
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Wanfed...M Miscellaneous.
POSITION AS STENOoRAPHER BY

a graduate Of the Shaw business College.
For further particulars address n \. c.
Me, r. L. u. l, Box -
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TWEEN s. JEFFERSON AND

pn. large wooden box, from a
I'll, w We moving goods. Finder please
inpaoNMs r. Rugsles. North St. Far
s2'e' at once and receive reward.
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DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND Elk.

anime the beautiful Knabe. Kranich &
Bach. Bush & Lane, and many other ele-
giant instruments at Music hall. 1S Water
ST., Melville Smith, Augusta, Me.
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\, The NORTH WHITEFIELD
M between the home of George B.
81, 1Sa'ain and Morrill's store, a carriage
ia FINDER will please leave at the
rars ot George b. Putnam and receive a
80 j5dtf
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oliver FOREIGN COIN PIN,

SARO CASE CONTAINING
Rrs of value to owner only. Suitable
, Ta, Tor return to y. r. b." care N.
.es. and Tel Co. Augusta j9d3t*
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MAHOGANY CASE U

~ MA1O1ANf SAOG Vt hI0I' !
piano bought new years ago for $500
In practically as good condition as when
purchased. Am about to move out OF
town and will sell for $3.50 cash. Mrs. l..
"A. Lan2maid, p Court St, Augusta
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1 SET DOUBLE DRIVING HAIR
ness with Collars and Tames and Breech-
ing. Will sell cheap as I have no use for
them. II. M. Coleman, Murray ST., Au-
gIsta. Me. j5d1Wk*
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NATIONAL

total adder, cent to 80; will sell cheap.
No. ITS Water street, Gardiner;
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FIVE PASSENGER FORD TOURING

car, in good condition. '07 model, at Il bar
gain f. E. Hilton, ieweler, Water street.
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THREE SQUARE PIANOS IN FINE
BLACKSMITH SHOP
AND BUSINESS.

I have a fine chance for n good reliable
to step into well-established
business. Owner must sell at once and
will sell the shop tools and business at
q bargain. For full particulars and price
apply to II. ID. Written. Augusta Trust
Block. Augusta Tel 431-1 j1dtf
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

Union City, Tenn, Jan. S--Although
formal sentence on the eight recently
arraigned night riders. tried FOR
the murder Of Capt Rankin, has not been
pronounced, there is no doubt that
Judge Jones viii go even beyond the
trial jury in the severity Of his sentence.
Judge Jones VIII deal death straight 20
the greater and lie terms in prison to
the smaller number. He viii also deny
the petition OF the defendants attOT-
news 20 be made Saturday for a new
trial. although they viii be allowed 70
make such petition as a matter Of form
This decision has been allowed to be
come known to-day, because OF the
judges desire 10 avert any possible dan
ger from the crowds OF sympathizers
that might be gathered in court 70 hear
the sentences and the plea for a new
trial
The lake people have taken the news
quietly, and have nearly all left Union
City. Hence no trouble IS anticipated
Saturday. The counsel for the defense
profess 10 feel easy as 10 the final re-
suits being in their clients favor The
night riders stiu under Indictment viii
De tried at the Nay term Of the Lake
County court
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
PRESIDENTS CRITICISM THAT
CAUSED CONGRESS TO SQUIRM

TIE folcNing excerpt Is from fTes@eissnt
Ro0seVelr's message 20 Coasress and caused
Yesterdays attack oa the Chief Exec-sive;
Last year an amendment was mcoT-
r,rsted In the measure providing fcr the
Serret service. whieh provided that there
shr11i be 10 detail fron the Secrvt seTv-
i-e and no transfer tkeEefrc-n- Il j Dos
700 much 20 ~ that this amendment has
t.-cn q benefit only. and oculd be G eene-
~ cnIv. 10 the criminal classes.
If deliberately iutrodaced Scr The par
ro~s- q diminishing the effectiveness of var
arsinst crime IL could not have beeu bet-
.r- devised 20 this end II forbade the
r-ac5ices that had been followed 70
~-ratrr OF less extent ty the executive
beads q various departments FOR twenty
years.
IN fs pnessut form the restrietioa
o-e-atss only % thc advantage 4 the
criminal q the wronsjre-. The chef arz'i-
rpeut In favor a the provision Sas that
Co-rrrszueu did not themselves wish 70 he
invc~;isa.ed b. Secret SerTios men NeTJ
Ii,ffe a slch Investigation has bccn Gone
IN The rsss. hut it = true that ths WorS
= The secret Service agents Was partly
-rs-o,s;ble Far Che Indictment and con
vf-firr q senator and = CongrossuEn
Fs- LAID ffa1ds tn OrgE0n-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
GERMANY AGAIN EXCITED.
Press Thinks Kaiser Is MeddIinE
with Politics.

Berlin. Jan. s.-An extraordinary hub
bub has been raised during the past few
days by the German press in reference to
a report that the Kaiser. privately meet
ing the staff general on January ., in
accordance with the New Year custom,
read TO them an article from the Deutsche
Revue, with which. It is alleged, he said
he wholly agreed.
The article, besides technical military
passages, contaied review Of the polit-
ical situation in Europe. declaring that
Austria and Germany were surrounded
by a ring OF enemies and that British
hostility was the most important factor
in the International situation.
In view Of the irrepressible stress Of
comment the Official Gazette to-day an
nounces that the Kaiser did not discuss
with the generals the political part OF the
article, but solely the military passages,
which dealt largely with the experiences
OF the last maneuvers, and the Gazette
intimates that as a supreme war lord the
Kaiser did not depart from his legitimate
eDhere
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

Mrs Ella Miller. seventy years old, and
Mrs c. " Brown. eighty-seven years
old. narrowly escaped death about 9
O'Clock last night. when they were over
come by. coal gas escaping from a iatrobe
IN the dinlng-room Of the house al 94i
I street northwest.
Mrs Miller. although nearly as weak
as her companion. summoned aid, and a
physician vas called He revived Mrs
Brown. and after working for half an
hour pronounced the women out OF
danger.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Brown. both
widows. live together in a small frame
house. They had gone into the dining
room TO replenish the fire in a latrobe.
Regulated the Dampers.
Coal was put in and the dampers were
regulated 70 prevent the fire burning TOO
briskly.
After attending the fire the women sat
down before the latrobe. Mrs. Miller
suggested preparing tea before going to
bed. She had lighted a gas stove and
placed a pot Of water over the blaze.
when she heard a noise in the dining
room.
The kitchen and dining-rOom are con-
nected by a small hallway, but Mrs
Miller could not see her companion, as
she had closed the door between the
rooms She called 10 Mrs. Brown, but
received no response.
After the water on the stove had come
10 a boil, Mrs Miller placed the pot on
a tray with two cups and saucers. and
started to 90 in the dining-room. Open
ing the door. Mrs. Miller discovered Mrs
Brown lying unconscious on the floor.
The room was filed with a noxious
suffocating gas Mrs Miller bent over
he. companion and while trying to re-
vive the unconscious woman, fell TO the
floor. Though nearly unconscious her
self. she had sufficient strength to drag
herself 10 a door leading TO the front
hallway Mrs. Miller CraWled through the
haH TO the front door and thence TO The
porch in front Of the house
PasSerS-by Are Attracted.
She attracted the attention Of a man
and woman walking IN the street and
asked them to come 70 her aid. The
man. who declined to give his own. or his
companions name, carried Mrs. Brown
10 her room on the second floor and
summoned Dr. r A Bennett, Of So5
Tenth street northwest The woman at
tended Mrs. Miller until the arrival Of
the physicians.
Dr. Bennett called IN friends of the
aged women and arrangements were made
for their care Both viii recover.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland = Partly cloudy
and warmer to-day; tomorrow,
threatening and warmer, with
rain OF SHOW in afternoon or
night; moderate northeasterly
winds, becoming variable.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
LOCAL.

1-Bremerman Tragedy Almost Repeated
I-Tiilman Correspondence Made Public
House RebUkes Chief Executive
2-ASed Women Overcome by Coal Gas.
z-Entertaining Circus at the Y. Ii c. A.
Earthquake Funds Reach S20.e00
7-Y. n c. A. Celebration Plans Made
Plans Inaugural Parade
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
TABLES MESSAGES
FROM PRESIDENT
House DenOunces His Charges
Against Members.
BITTER TERJS ARE USED
Attack Declared UngrOunded by
Men He hccused.

Heated Discussion by CORgressmen
Follows Recommendation Of SPe-
ciaI Committee to Which the DOcu-
ment Was Referred-LOud Applause
Gree1s Speeches-Bennet,T Townsend,
and DriScoH Defend President.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
SPEAKER DRESSES At CAPITOL.
Copyright. 1905. By HsrisEsng.j

speaker Cauncn, fresh from presiding ever
the legislative deiiheT1ri0us which ended
With IRE insictiou Of sransi-g ou the
President q the United States. vas q dia-
ner guest al tie White House last uisat
ne tust managed % 81 there On tine
Rmenbering his enSas-ment TO dine With
the President. Mr.. Cannon got worried Is-s
in the zfts7ao0s. vhen the House q Rep
rssguiatiTss keDt night OF taking about ths
Pse5dens's rejection On It's uezbe-s5ip.
with 10 prospet of getting through before
dirner tine
Then 1t vzs tsst the Speaker determined
70 sand hame foE his eTeuing clothes The
Necessary ezmeHts were f1yrsAt . him al
the Csritol. and when the House sa5ed rs
1bors lgst befo7e O'Clock he siTled MO
them hrrieIly. and vent uAizlIns 70 the
Kh1ts HS1se AZ motor esr
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
JOCKEYING FOR JUDGESHIP.
Republicans FoistIng Adams for
Senator TO Get HITa the Ermine.

Senator TO Get HIra the Ermine.
Raleigh, y. C., Jan. SIT was publicly
announced here to-day that State Chair
man Spefeer B. Adams. the head OF the
Republican machine. and the machine
candidate for judge Of the United States
District Court, the filling OF which the
President now has under consideration,
will be honOred Wit the Republican leg
islative caucus nomination for United
states Senator. TO succeed Senator over
man. who wiz be elected TO succeed him
self at the present session Of the Iegis-
lature.
Il was also pointed out that the State
chairman has been picked out for this
honor. because, II IS believed, IL would
help Adams In the estimation OF the
President. and with the hope that ij
would facilitate his appointment 10 the
judgeship,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
RAILROAD REWARDS BOY.
Averted Accident, So Pennsylvania
VIII Educate Him.

Warsaw, Ind, Jan. s.-Jared Baker,
aged fifteen. the son Of poor parents
living east Of LaTwill. on the Chicago
Fort Wayne division Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, is to have a schooling as a
present from the big corporation IN recog-
milton OF his act in notifying proper per
sons when he discovered that the main
track just east Of Larwil was blocked
by a log at the time when the eighteen
hour Chieago-New York flyer was about
due TO pass the point
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
RAISE GOVERNORS PAY.
North Carolina Legislature Increases
Yearly Stiped to $4,000.

Raleigh, y. c., Jan S.-When the new
governor Of North Carolina begins his
four years term next Tuesday he will
receive a salary OF IS, S,OO0-S2,e00 more than
the present and just double that paid
former governors
The State senate this afternoon passed
a bin to that effect, and tomorrow morn
ing the senate bill viii be passed by the
house by practically a unanimous vote.
the leading Republicans heartily support
ing it in both houses
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
POLICE STATION BURNS.
Commissioner BIaghsm's office De-
strOyed by Flames.

sIroyeG Dy Fianes.
New York. jan s.-A stubborn fire.
that took more thsn an hour TO subdue,
tonight threatened police headquarters
and finally managed TO burn out Com
missioner Bingham's Office and that Of
Deputy Commissioner Burgher on the
floor below aad put part Of the police
telephone system out OF business for the
night
The fire was discovered shortly after
o'clock when a cleaner in the building
went into Commissioner Bingham's pri-
vate Office to sweep it out He gave the
alarm and the FIRE department was soon
at work on the flames.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

New York. Jan. S-kfter an alienist had
given It blow that Jared It al over and
another had gone through a crOss-exam-
instion that did more harm than good.
the defense in the case OF Thornton
Hams. on trial at Flushing for aiding his
brother TO kill William E Annis. rested
this afternoon
Following the alienists the State started
to further tear down the fabric Of the
defense with its rebuttaL
DR.. L Samuel Manson handed Hains
a jolt by saying that on the day OF ths
murder Capt Hams mental condition
was such as TO render him incapable OF
recognizing the face OF his enemy, or
even his name. Il he heard it spoken. al
lowing the possible inference that, being
Incapable Of deduction OF initiative, it
must have been Thornton Hams who
practically committed the murder. even
though the captain held the automatic
gun.
Recalled to patch this rent IN the case
Dr. Manson made It more glaring BY
changing HIS mind ard saying that Peter
Hams mind awakened when ne heard
the word "Annls" and that he knew
what he was doing when he started down
the runway to shoot. and that his I'M
pulsive mania" probably recurred while
filing his victim with bullets
AHenist Becomes Mixed.
Then came the other witness, Dr.. Clark,
who. after declaring that Peter Hams
was insane in November. whereas Dr.
Manson insisted that he had recovered
in october, became woefuny mixed under
cross-examination Being called upon 20
give from memory some OF the things
stated in the hypothetical question. Dr.
Clark foundered badly. He couldn't re-
member any Of the statements correctly.
He finally figured out that Peter Hains
was insane because he had twice over
come an impulse TO kill Annis and equally
insane because on the third occasion he
had suceumbed to the impulse and done
the killing.
After insisting stoutly for upward OF sn
hour that Peter Hams had ''impulsive in
sanity" DR.. Clark finally decided that
he had been wrong all the time, and that
it was "compulsive insanity" Then he
switched back and forth a few times in
q state Of high. florid confusion. juggling
the words 'compulsive" and 'impulsive"
until the audience was dizzy.
AS the first witness in rebuttal. Mr..
Darrin called Herbert s. Harvey. the
sheriff OF Queens County. He stated
that he was present at the cOronsr's in
quest. and saw Eugene c. Fallon, the
private detective. approach the seat oc-
cupied by Thornton Hams and sit beside
him.
The other witnesses.
FaIIon gave damaging testimony against
the defendant, and the defense held that
ne had never occupied a seat beside the
Hams brothers at the inquest
Another witness was former Coroner
Andrews. Of College Point. who held the
inquest he also saw Fallon approach
the Hams brothers on the night OF the
| inquest and speak to them
Robert Collins q young negro living
in Flushing, was next called by Mr.. Oar
rim. He was a waiter at the Rayside
Yacht Club On the day OF the shooting
He was called to refute testimony given
!. A..
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TEEEGRAFHIc.

I-Darrin Punctures Hams Defense.
Judge to be Severe with Night Riders
S-LOrd Granard Gets License 10 We'd
Hartman Absorbed the Santa Fe-
9-Taft Is Silent on Cabinet Makeup.
S-Judge Anderson TO Try Oil Trust
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

New York. Jan. S.-The trial Of Brough-
ton Brandenberg. the writer, who was
indicted for grand larceny in connection
With the publication OF an article pur-
porting to have been written by the late
Grover Cleveland, has been fixed for
January *
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Passers-by Are Attracted.
SENATORS ENTER DENIAL.
EIkins and Scott Not Eager for
ROOseveIt's Retirement.

ROoseveIt's Retirement.
A dispatch IN The Washington Herald
yesterday from Charleston. W. Va.
stated that Senators Elkins and Scott
would '-heave a sigh Of relief when Mr..
Roosevelt retires from the White House
next March, and for this sigh there viii
be q large chorus from the smaller fry.
particularly in the Southern end of the
State. Scott is said to have publicly ex-
pressed his satisfaction that Mr.. Roose-
welt IS to enter private life, and that Mr..
Elkins' echoes this same sentiment is
known from the remarks he has let fall
from time TO time
This paper is asked, on behalf Of Sen
stcrs Elkins and Scott, to state that
there was no warrant for the dispatch in
question, and that they have given ex-
preston to no such sentiment as the dis
patch indicated
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
TWO LIVES LOST IN FIRE.
Six-stOry Tenement House Burns
and Kills Woman and Boy.

New York. Jan. S.-Charred bodies Of a
woman and boy we're found on the top
floor OF No cts Ninth avenue. a six
story tenement house. after II caught
FIRE just before midnight tonight
There was a rumor that Az entire
family perished in the ten-faalIy house.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
NARROWLY AVERT
TRAGEDY BY CAS-
Family Escapes Repetition Of
Bremerman Disaster.
DEADLY FUMES IN ROOM
Stove that Was Experimental
With Blows Up.

Heater that DE-. Wiley Used Is In
stalled Again, and Results Are
Nearly as Disastrous aS Upon For
mer OecasiOn-Letter from COmmis-
siOners Forwarded to Chairman of
House District Committee.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
President Makes Public Till
man Correspondence.
SENDSLETTER TOHALE
South Carolinian Accused Of
Seeking Western Lands.
SECRET SERVICE DEFENDED

The President, in Long Letter 70
Senator Hale, Makes Public q
Number Of Letters and Telegrsms,
Which Are Alleged to Have
Passed Between Senator Tillman
and Western Land Agents, in
Which the Former Expressed a
Desire TO Buy Some Property.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Continued on Page 2, Column Z
Furniture Auction uf SlonD,..

A desirable collection of general house
hold and Office furnishings VIII be sold at
Sloan's. 1907 G st, to-day at 10 a. m;
livery, &c. at u N. A good chance for
chose furnishing to secure desirable ar
ucIeS al their own prices
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
DEATH SENTENCES
FOR NIGHT RIDERS
Six Of Convicted Men to Be
Severely Dealt With.
LIFE In JAIL FOR TWO
Judge Jones Quietly Lets His
Decision Become Known.

His Reason Was to Avert Any Pos
SIbIe Danger from the Crowds of
SympathfIers-LAke People Leave
Union City and No Trouble Is An
fIcipated-AppIicati for n New
Trial VIII Be Denied.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

S1-25 10 BaItinsOre and Return,
Via Baltimore & Ohio r. r, to-day and
Lr-mOTTOW.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
TWO AGED WOMEN
CLOSE TO DEATH
Escaping Coal Gas 0yercomeS
Them in Dining-rOOm.
ONE ABLE TO CALL PHYSICIAN

widows. Who Live Together I'm I
Street House, Narrowly Escape
AsPhyxiatIOn While They Are Pre-
pairing for Bed-Attract Attention
of Passers-by Who Summon Doctor.