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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Emma Neil, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, the administrator of the es-
tate of Emma Neil, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
plains against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice to
the said administrator at the office of
Neale and Suffer, attorneys at law
in the city of Bisbee, the same being
the place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate, in said county
of Cochise.
w. F. NEIL,
Administrator of the estate Of Emma
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BIDS FOR SINKING WELL ON
COUNTY POOR FARM.
Near Douglas, Arizona.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Board of
Supervisors or Cochise County, Ari.
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Arizona 4 New GlexiCO
Raj way ompaay
TIME TABLE

l1:25 Ar s"HHachita ..1OS Ly 12:Sb
Connects with Morencl Southern.
ssConrects with Southern Pacific.
ss'ConIects with FL Paso anc
Southwestern.
GEORGE a. WAGSTAFF,
SuperintendeB
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FORFEITURE NOTICE

Bisbee. Arizona. April 10. 1909.
To Harry B. Mccoy, his heirs. devi
sees, administrators and executors:
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Attest:

Attest:
H. E. BERNER,
Clerk.
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st. Louis County, Minnesota
Ny commission expires June 8,
1916.
(Notarial Seal)
Filed and recorded at request OF
e. E. Whitley, August IT, 1909, at
- a. M. Book IncorporaU9ns at
pages 5SO-5s1-5S2- 5S3-5S45S5-5sG.
Territory Of Arizona, County Of Co
chise. S.
l. c. A. Mcdonald, County Recorder
in and for the County aforesaid, do
hereby certify that have compared
the annexed and foregoing copy with
| the original Articles of Incorpora-
ton of the Sierra Consolidated
Mines Company" filed for record la
my Office on the 18th day of August,
A. D. 1909, at 8 a. m, Book 8. Incor-
porations at pages $50, ISL, 5S2, 5S3,
5S4, 5S5. and 5S6, and that the same
is a full. true and correct copy of
said original and of the whole there
of.
Given under my hand and Sc;
Office this 18th day of August. A
1909.
C. A. McDoNAI
(Seal) County Reco
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Administrator of the estate Of Emma
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The directors of the first class shall
be Louis w. Powell, of Warren, Co
hise County, Arizona, and Edward ].
Nancy and Stephen II. Jones, both OF
Duluth, Minnesota, who shall hold
Office until the first annual meeting
OF the stockholders on August 16,
1910, as provided for by this Article.
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FRS, publication Nav %. 1903 =
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
GAY. TIME FOR HOTEL MEN
Their Northwestern. Association Con.
venes in Omaha for Three Days
Of Business and Pleasure,

Omaha, Neb.. Aug 16.-seldom has
Omaha entertained a livelier and hap
pier lot of men and women than those
who have come for the annual con.
vention Of the Northwestern Hotel
Mems association. The men have
q good deal Of business to attend to-
and began it this afternoon. but Meth.
or they nor their wives will overlook
any opportunities for jolly time dur.
ing the three days of the convention.
The fin begins this evening. when the
men Will witness an initiation of the
Knights Of Ak-Sar-Ben and the women
will have an automobile ride. To
morrow, after the business sessions.
the visitors will go in automobiles to
Council Bluffs and Lake Manawa.
On Wednesday there will be more
auto rides and the convention will
close with big banquet.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
YOAKUM TALKS TO FARMERS
Considers Grain and Cotton Fields
Stronger Military Defensss Than
WArships, He Says. #

Shawnee, OKLA, Aug. 18.-Deprecat-
ing the growing expenditures which
the United States is mourning In con-
nection with the maintenance Of the
army and the navy, and declaring that
the grain and cotton fields of the Mis-
Gissippi valley and the, west are
stronger military defenses than war.
ships, 3. J. Yoakum, chairman of tho
executive committee Of the Chicago.
Rock Island G. Pacific Railway Com
pany, delivered an address here be.
fore the Farmnrs' union of, Oklahoma.
Mr.. Yoakums subject was !, The
Farmer and the Railroad He strong
ly advocated good roads az q means
of bringing the carrier and the pro-
Queer closer together. = -
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
COUNTY OFFICIALS CONVENE
iowa Supervisors, Auditors, Clerks,
Treasurers and Recorders In ses-
., sion at Sioux City,,

/: Sioux City, Ia, Aug. 1S.-The four
teenth annual convention of the State
Association of County Supervisors
opened in the courthouse this morn
ing. The state associations of county
auditors, clerks, treasurers and record
ers also are in session here, so the
town is full Of officials, The ,conven-
tons all close Friday afternoon. This
afternoon there was q. joint session of
all the associations when Mayor G.
w. Sears made an address of well
come. President T. e. Hauke of the
supervisors and others responded.
The chief subjects mp for discussion
before the supervisors are County
bitches and Drains" Permanent
Bridges and. Culverts, Highways"
and County Institutions. -.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
HASKELL ACCUSES JURORS;
CALLS METHODS CORRUPT
Governor Of Oklahoma Asks That
Town Lot Indictments Asainat.
:. Him 30 Quashed. >,

Muskogee, Okla, Aug. aH17.-=Attor-
neys for Gov. Charles N, Haskell and
the Ave other defendants, indicted in
connection with the alleged Muskogee
town lot frauds. filed motions in the
federal. court here to quash the in
dictments, setting forth number. of
sensational allegations. ~:
Aside from charges against. five
grand jurors and the allegation Of i'm
proper conduct on the part of United
States Attorney j. w. Gregg, Special
Government Attorney Sylvester r.
Rush, Assistant Attorney J....F, Gas
kill, the United States marshal; Grant
Victor, the allegations. deal largely
with the grand jury's selection with
Muskogee county, the home of the de-
PENDANTS, from the territory from
| which the jury was chosen.
1t was alleged that George: w.
Strawn, ]. H. Dixon, J. c. Burgess, A.
G.. Dumas and w. T. Bailey, members
of the grand jury which indicted the
, defendants, deliberately, sought to- 60
on that jury with view to returning
indictments; that Strawn, as foreman,
.conspired, with Attorney Gregg to
intimidate the other. jurors into vot-
ing indictments after they had re-
fused to do So, The motion insists that
Foreman srawn repeatedly told the
Jurors that they probably would be
Enlarged with perjury II they failed
to indict, and at one time. when: the
ballot stood eight to eight, he called
for an open vote SO he would know
who should be prosecuted. 4.
1t Is alleged that out of the eight
talesmen selected, seven were parti.
san Republicans and the eighth bit.
ter personal enemy of Gov. Haskell.
i Gov. Haskell is q Democrat, .
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
CRUISER :. BoMBARDs MooRs
Nador, Where spaIn's Enemies Arc
Concentrated, Is Target for. War
:. Vessels Shells. ss-

Madrid, Aug. 1s.--According to ad:
vices received here from. Melilla, Mo-
rocco. the Spanish cruiser Princesa
de- Asturias has begun an effective
bombardment> of Nadorna: point on the
coast where the Moors are concen-
trated. Cen; Marina, the. commander
of the Spanish forces, has sent 5000
men by sea down the coast to olsen!
bark and turn, the position Of the
Riffs on Guruga mountain. This
movement will be supported by the
main army, which will march out in
the direction Of. Nador. Gen. Marina
has forbidden the war correspondents
in Morocco to send out dispatches
during these operations, =,
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21

S'o.ooo.c0o FOR RATTLEsH!ps
Philadelphia Concern Is Lowest Bid.
der for Wyoming and Arkansas
ot .. .,.+. y. Contracts, $500. .., u

Washington. Aug. 49,. - William
Cramp e. Sons OF Philadelphia we're
the lowest bidders for constructing
the battleships Wyoming and Ar,
kansas, bids for which were opened
at the navy department They sub
mitted two bids. one ut 81 ,450, 600 and
another at s4.475,000. Only one ship
can 80, however. to. any one firm .of
builders. The New York Shpbujld-
ing Company Of Camden. N. J., made
the next lowest bid at s4,G75, 900.
The Bethlehem Steel Company, the
Carnegie company and the Midvale
Steel Company submitted to- the navy
department Identical bids for fur
nishing the. main portion OF the ar.
NOR for the. battleships Wyoming and
Arkansas. Their figures were for
Class A. 1920 Il ton for 11,4s6 tons.
For the other classes, amounting in
all to about 1900 tons, the bids
varied. "..e
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS ON;
IMPORTANT QUESTION ur
Denver Entertsins Trans-M ppi
= Msetina-:Twentieth Session Of
Organization.

Denver, Col. Aug. 16.-After lapse
Of 18 years the Trans:Mississippi Com.
mercial congress re-convened today in
this city, where it held its second
meeting In 1891, Its sessions will
last all. through thu week and many
are the vital subjects that will be dis.
cussed. Only politics is aar.ed, and
the program is so elastic that any
delegate may talk about the subject
that interests him most.
Secretary Arthur II. Francis was
busy al morning greeting the hun.
dreds' of delegates. They include
representatives of states, ,cit1es. cham
bers Of commerce, boards OF trade.
commercial clubs, manufacturing,
mining, mercantile and traffic, live
stock, Immigration, irrigation, mari
time. drainage and waterways i'm.
provement associations,
: President Thomas F. Walsh of Den.
yer called the opening session to or
der In the Auditorium. 1t was given
up mainly to welcoming speeches and
responses and an outline of what the
congress hoped to talk about and to
accomplish.
Among the important matters up
for careful consideration is the ques-
tion of closer commercial relations
with the Latin republics, with special
reference to the carly completion of
the Panama canal. Director Barrett
OF the International Bureau Of Ameri-
can Republics is here with representa-
tives Of the Latin-Amcrican legations
to take hand in this discussio. Ha.
wall, too, is represented by delegates
who will ask for vigorous action ON
behalf of immigration and public land
laws =,
National Defense" has q place on
the program because of the pressing
necessities Of the Pacific coast in the
matter Of adequate naval facilities,
and the question of a liberal policy
toward the merchant marine also is
on the list.
OF course conservation Of the for
ests and the public domain will at.
tract much attention, and It Ia expect.
ed the resulting discussions will he
lively. Irrigation, Waterways, drain
age, dry-farming, parcels post, postal
savings banks and many other TOPICS
are to be threshed out by the speak
erB before the congress.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
PHILANTHRoPIST is DEAD
John c, Latham, Of HopkinsviI're, Ky,
,. Passes Away in New York-Was
- a Observation-Disclosures =

Hopkinsville, KY, Aug. 19.-Word
was received here Of the death in
New York of john c.. Latham, mem.
Der of the banking firm of Latham,
Alexander & Co., in that. city. Mr..
Latham was a. native Of Hopkinsville,
where his charities and family con.
nection made him. perhaps the chief
figure in southern Kentucky Among
his gifts to this city are $4,000 for
turnpikes, $4,000 for. a confederate
monument under which 101 soldiers
OF the lost cause are buried, and
many personal requests.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
HUGHES BOOSTS NORTHWEST
New York Governor Likes the Seattle
Exposition and spsaks of tho.
Country's Advancement. .:

Saranac Inn, N. Y, Aug. '17.-Gov.
Hughes returned to his. summer camp
after his trip to the Seattle exposition.
OF the exposition he said:
1T is compact and well, arranged
and is very easily seen to advantage.
To me. its conspicuous features are
the Alaskan exhibit and the forestry
exhibition. The managers cannot
speak too highly of New Yorks repre-.
sentation.h' :..,- r.~. .,.9-f$
Eve do not realize the possibilities
Of the northwestern country" he con-
tinued, land the beauty is that while
it is rapidly developing on. either side
of the lines, there is no unfriendliness
attending it's advancement"
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
BANDITS, EFFbRI::A FAfEURE
.Unsucces Attempt is Made toARob
-, Safe Of FFashionahle Hotel la.
Mar,itou,%Coi.

Colorado Springs, COL, Aug: 49,
Two men made an ,unsuccessful at
tenpt to robe fhe safe. In the office Of
the fashionable .c3ine house, at" Mani.
-tou. James Morrow, the day clerk,
shot one Of the men. Edward Clark,
through the head. fatally wounding
him, and rycatyed a's,builet through
his own c}othin5 but escaped injury.
The robbers escaped, but were, cap.
tured later. ,--@, NJ -.'r r. '%7s
Tie second. .rabber gave. his name
as Peter Webster and is' said: to have
COME from Salt Lake City. :,
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
STAY. AND ROB RICH Farmer
House Is Then Set Attire to Obscure
Crime-Brother Discovers
Deed, :. :. - n

Pittsburg, Aye. 1s:-The body of
Robert Staub, As yeerxrold, wealthy
dairy farmer Of Widths Township,
was. found at his. ,.holne, with .a|bul-
let: wound In the. head mid the
legs badly burned, ~. e., +.
1t is believed the man. was muir
dered and the house fired, to hide, a
probable robbery -.r'> %. -.
Discovery 81, the crime was: ade
by George !Staub, bother of the vic
tim, residing on an adjoining farm
who was attracted to. his brothers
home by the FIRE. 40 -: o.. -
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
save. FOREST 1 IS CRY
CLIFFORD PlNcHoT ADDRESSES
THE COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
SESSION AT DENVER.
LAuDs =. ROOSEVELT POLICY
Ex.Presldent is Subject, Of a Demon.
stratlon at Meetlns-Expert In
Speech Calls Attention to Neces-
city for Conserving Resources.

=. Denver, Col, Aug. 18.-Gifford Pin
chot with: a plea for the conservation
Of. natural resources. based on. the
Roosevelt policies, provoked enthu-
siasm among the delegates to-, the
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Con-
gress here to-day when he reiterated
his stand, taken lat Spokane, for the
protection Of the national. forests.
Pinchot, however, was. not alone in
his applause. getting. for there was
present John B. Leeds OF Colorado,
who In presenting a resolution to the
congress, protested, to. see Japanese
fleets and armies swarming down on
the capital at Washington. There
fore Mr.. Leeds suggested that the
capital be removed to Denver.
Given Hearty. Ovation.
= Mr.. Pinchot was given hearty
ovation as he began to speak: All
morning he had been the center of
hand-shaking groups: about the lob
bies and when he rose a deafening
roar greeted him. Al.
; "That the national duty Lies in the
direction of conservation there is no
doubt" said Mr.. Pinchot. H. can con-
ceive of no higher plane Of duty than
that we conserve our waste resources
along the lines of the Roosevelt poll
cies and to these policies. am com.
mitted." n.e.y.
Applause for Roosevelt.
a-+ This" brought forth a. round Of ap.
plause; and the .allusion to Roosevelt
gained another round of applause for
the former president. 49,, - a
1T is folly for us to say there is
land in plenty and forests in plenty
when we know that our, forests are
being depleted far more, swiftly than
tits possible for us to reforest. We
have forests in, plenty for the pres
ent generation and perhaps for the
next, but in the years to come there
will be famine a,plenty If we don't
at this time. take the stitch in time.
Lauds Ex-President's PoIIcies.
! Conservation on the lines laid
down by Roosevelt will not only
keep our present forests but will
give us AumOSI w HCIl We uSt5Nb-r. IL
most. To save these forests now may
require much self-denial, but; 1t will
give the country resources In the
years to come . -, !, .,.,>...
!. Following his plea for the forests.
Mr. .Pinchotr urged reclamation and
said it lies with. the west to make
fertile with its own labor the vast
tracts that otherwise would be lost.
He promised the aid OF. the govern.
ment in every meritorious enterprise
looking toward conservation:
John w. Noble Speaks,
John w. Noble, former secretary
Of the interior, spoke. on conservation
of forests. and water rights. s
= Before Mr.: Pfnchot spoke number
Of resolutions. were offered. =. -,
The citizens of Arizona backed a
resolution demanding separate state
hood for their territory. Shippers
urged resolution asking that rail:
roads be not permitted: to increase
rates without due application to the
Interstate Commerce commission, and
another resolution demanded more
Industrial schools. "-@i..- s''~
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
KILLS SIRE T0aWED MOTHER
Strange Confession Of Young Paw
hus<a, Okla; nMan Made to- =.
Sheriff. 81. ..-.r.

pawhuska. sokla,. AUG. 1s-Peter
Brown, under arrest here, charged
Jointly With. his stesbb:mo,dthser WITH the
murder of his father, I. P. Brown,
slast April, has, according to the sher-
III, made remarkable confession to
him. ;=~,s, ~ .~o%' -
According to the alleged: confess
sion, young Brown killed.: his father
with an axe and waa assisted by his
ctep-nother in throwing the body
into a british pile. where it w6
burned. -: - '''''''s ''fS
Brown is crediteds'with saying his
step-mother iin throwing the body
him. .,y.: w. p. e. a:s~- ~ so
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
GREEK FLAG IN t;RETE:FAII: j ]
Observation-Disclosures D.
sNatIves Of Island Show No Resistancs
to Landing Of international Foroe
i. of 3 lure jackets. - 81. :

.Canea,,: Island OF Crete, Aug. 49,
A well-directed shot fired by one of
the parties Of bluejackets landed
from the international squadron an.
chored in Canea harbor brought
down the :flagstaff OF the 'Canea fort
and with it the Greek flag: that has:
threatened to bring about war be.
tween Turkey, and Greece. 49, ::
A combined landing party com.
posed of detachments from the. ships.
of the four protecting powers was
sent ashore before sunrise and the
task of removing the Hellenic en-
blem was carried out in few min
utes without any attempt at interior.
ence, on the ,part;..>af. the islanders.a
Most of the blueiackets then returned
to their ships. but small detachments
representing each Of the four powers
were left behind in Occupation 81 the
bastion Of the fortress to prevent any
attempt on the part OF the Cretans'
to raise another flag.
Cretan gendarmas have been. post
ed throughout Canea to maintain or
der. -. ...,: . :.
Four warshipys, Of the protecting
powers, Great Britain. Russia, Italy
and France, assembled in Canea har
Dor. = = ~. 800
& A landing party from the battle.
ships OF Great Britain Russia, Italy
and France, the, protecting powers Of
Crete, who evacuated the island July
81 last, came ashore before sunrise.
proceeded to the fort over which the
flag was flying and removed the Hell
lenic emblem from its staff. These
four warships assembled in Canea'
harbor, their presence being an out
come Of the difficulty that has arisen
between Greece. and. Turkey since
the evacuation and, an indication Of
the purpose Of the powers to maintain
the status quo.
The foreign consuls at; Canea no:
titled the Gretan7 government that the
Greek flag would be hauled down and
they warned the government that ir-
reparable consequences would follow
any attack made on the International
landing party. On receipt of this
warning the Cretari authorities issued
an appeal to the people not to OBJ.
struct in any way the action of the
powers :.''..rrtt " hS5- -, ''f--'N y
The action means, that the protect.
Ing powers have ratn;ned ,tes the is
land. and the situation is again much,
as 1t was before July II. ..... ...r
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
VOTE .TosHCALL OFF; STRIKE
Fodr THOUSAND Hatteri bly, Rising
=. I, Vote End wv alkout-Pfans
= - :. = .MSy Not Win. -

Orange. Nh, Aug 1s.-By !. rising
vote at a meeting iu.the Arrnoly here
the 1000, employees in. the hat: :iactar-
les in this vicinity. who have been On
strike for several months past, agreed
to the proposition made by Gov Fort
,,of: New Jersey for the settlement Of
the strike.>.,, 49, =. +"-,7,'-..,sa..: u
= No definite assurance. Of acceptance
OF the settlement. has, as yet. been
given by the manufacturers. -.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
Hitchcock Names, .posfna.+.,.

Washington, Aug 1s.-Announce.
ment was, made by Postmaster Cen
eral Hitchcock of the appointment Of
the following postmasters: Elmer T.
Adams, Winnetka, ILL.,; William
Quarles, Jr.,, Charleston, Miss; Charles
A. Murphy, East Palestine, O.; Harris
b. Webster, Sulphur, Okla; B. F.
Thomas, Traer, H., and John M. Mul.
ford Lebanon. o.. ,.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
No Cigarette. for "cops."

wilkesbarre, Pa. Aug. 1S.-Mayor
Lewis P. Kniffen of this city declares
he will not permit any officer of the
Wilkesbarre police force to smoke
cigarettes. He cdoes not like them
and ordered an1eliSeman smelling Of
cigarette smoK4- out Of the, city hail. 3
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
GRAFT HAS HAD ITS DAY
Lillian Russell Returns from Europe
and Tells How Women Must
- Dress Hair.

7 New York, Aug 10 Miss Lillian
Russell has returned from trim
abroad.
DO you know. puffs and 'rate' ara
doomed forever" she asked, and you
must wear your own hair parted in
the middle and draDed over. your ears
and then brought around the head in
n coll, Simplicity Itself. That is II
you have the hair. If you don't hao.
pen to have hair enough for that, 20
t,NM and buy SOlne.'
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
Hitchcock Names Postmaster.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-Announce-
ment; was made by Postmaster: Cen
eral Hitchcock OF the appointment: of
the following postmasters: Elmer D.
Adams, Winnetka, 1lEs William
Quarlss, Jr., Charleston, Miss; Charles
A.. Murphy, East Palestine; o.; Harris
B. Webster, Sulphur. Okla; B. F.
Thomas. Traer, Ia, and John M. Null
ford, Lebanon, o., 80.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
Men Lott on Mountain,

Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 18.-The offer
of a reward by the family Of Joseph
w. Stevens of Trenton, N. j.. who with
T. v. Callaghan is lost on Mount Ia
coma, has spurred expert mountain
climbers to renew efforts TO- ind the
men dead or alive
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
,rIah cathoIic genevolent ,,,,ox

Atlantic. City. n. j.. Aug. l7.-Tbe
thirty-heYsnth convention Of the irish
Catholic benevolent union of the
Omitted States and Canada opened
here to-day IN st. Nicholas parish han
after the celebration Of macs. Da,ia,
Duffy of Pottsvj)lc, Pa, the president
wne in the chair and delegates from
nearly all local. societies were in at.
tendance.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
Attorney simpsons Body Found,

Attorney simpson's Body Found.
Park Falls, Wis; Aug. 18-phe
body Of Attorney James H. Simpson,
who has been missing since August
II. was discovered tangled in a mass
Of driftwood In the Fl4mbeau river.
q short distance south Of here H6 IL
supposed to have walked into: the
river while temporarily, insane and
drowned. -
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
kilis Hts Wife and Self.

lansing, Mich, Ang. 16. - William
Granlich Of this. city shot and killed
hia wife. Immediately after the shoot.
ing Graulich. swallowed quantity Of
carbolic acid and died. Both were 10
i, years of age. .. 90, a..
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
Ex-sHAII, TRIES TO KILL SON
Alleged Attempt Of Younester to Com.
NIT Suicide Is Exposed In
Real Light.

Rome, Aug. 19.--According to ad.
vices received here from. Teheran
Persia, the recent attempt. of the
young shah. to commit suicide was
reilly an attempt. to assassipate the
boy made by his father. the deposed
shah, who r struck hls son With 4
poagnarA.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
Mrs. CuIiom Near Death

Washington, Aug. 17.--Mrs. Shelby
II. Cullom, wife Of Senator Cullom Of
Illinois, is critically Ill at her home in
this city, and the attending physician
haS given up hope Of hor recovery.
Pulmonary and heart trouble are the
causes of Mrs. ,Cullom's illness.
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21

Drops Dead in Confession Box.
Burlington, a., Aug. 16.-Jatnes Nc
Nichols, aged ~, dropped dead while
at. confession in st. paul's Catholic
church. from overhead 49, .,
The Irish standard., 1909-08-21
I.ft's Wit to Des Moine..

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 17.-On his
forenoon visit to Des MONIES. Ia., Sep
tender 20, President Taft will review
parade Of some 5000 troops of the
regular army, and afterward will
make speech from. the reviewing
stand, . ...-