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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
RURAL MAIL CARRIER
IS THE MODERN ENLIGHTENED;
TO COUNTY rLACES.
\ Georgia Contemporary Pays High
Tribute to the Men Who Carry
the, Mail

The Georgian says the rural ma!
.arrier is the modern enllShtcncT
that's wha; he is-ihis driver OF th'
.laSe-coach OF rural progress.
He came into existence only few
Years aco. But do YOU know whH
ts with his increasing numbers. ha'
! ~ ne since then.
He turned the rural sections I"
tie United States squarely about ant
a.ade new places OF them.
He opened up the way for the new
|, ,,;en,!tic agriculture and the new as
II;cultural education that IS becomlnI
such tremendous force in Anleri
t4n !ife-a thing that will add mil
liens 20 the wealth OF the farm and
therefore. 70 the nation. That's %na'
be has done and is doing.
And. in addition. every day ne
h-inss brightness and JOY 10 places
here brightness and Joy came al
,co seldom.
4. dispenser Of cheer and hap.
yiness his equal probably has H,ve'
cen known. He is NO.. & Ike
highest place in the most enthusias-
tic sunshine circle or smile club
xnown.
Daily he b"ers theue~s OF the
world and. therefore, 5l. OF its
-isdon and culture. to the isolated
homes o. the farm
It's hard TO conceive Of more
ennobling occupation. As a matter
OF fact. the occupation reacts on the
man with beneficial results. There
never was yet rura! free delivery
carrier that wasn't booster: never
one that was pcsSir,ist. and never
one who. il he held the job an!
length OF time and was not the hig-
est type Of progressive citizen. did
not become So
This follows as natural result
The rural carrier handles the cleo
trio current OF civilization. and nee
essarily be receives the thrills OF its
pulsating force.
Traversiug each day wide terri
tory he observes what farming ope.-
a;ions are being carried on: he notes
the affairs OF community life He
has perhaps broader view and.
therefore. knows more OF the condl-
ticns OF his neishhood than any 9TH
or man in il. No man is more SEN
sitive TO its needs than he. or sees
more clearly what can operate for
its improvement.
II there exists anything like and
improvement cluh or bettermeni so
cieiv. he is usually the head il H..
and his efforts are not 'ukewarm.
bu, are enthusiastic anG persiSten;
Enlish,enins others. he enlightens
himself. Bringing good citizenship
TO others. he acquires il himself on
the way.
Distributing news. knowledge and
good cheer. his duty trip is sort OF
,riumphal march His coming =
watched for in advance He is sight
ed far down the road. He is met
with welcome and what he brings
is received with JOY. and the words
with which he is dismissed. Come
again are no meaningless phrase.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Unknown Woman Attempts to XIII Her,
self in the Hote! Astor.
LEFT PATHETIC NOTES
In One to Her Mother She Said ut
is Really Dcpl"rahlc that n Girl
Cannot Get Along Honorably in
New York and Hits the Men
Harl.

While surgeons in the Flower Hos
| pital in New York were making er'
cry enor; Monday 10 save TO NE o'
! the fashiopably a;t!i"! rn.:ES vo'
man wno Sho; and Seri>",,. wound
| ed herself the crowded wait.
ing room OF tho Hotel Aston
"Wednesday night. ;ne a;.'mpis o.
the authorities 20 obtain &C :"
the woman's identity were unre-
warded She still persisted il; r.
fusing 10 answer questions. Wehn-
ever an effort was made 70 get her
20 say who she was. she would bite
her lips and shake her head mega
lively Surgeons Thursday said the
Young woman'S condition was Ser
ious and tina, an operation probably
would have TO be performed upon
her during the day.
She walked into the hotel shortly
before midnight Monday night. seat
ed herself In the woman's room and
a moment later shot herself in the
breast She vas conscious when tax
en- TO the hospital.
II did it myself was all she
would say. She is about eo years
old. OF medium heigh: and light COM
plexior. wore 20 jewelry and had on-
Is small amount Of money.
IN her black silk hand bag whicH
was picked Up in the waiting room OF
the hotel were found three letters
bearing the date OF August Is. They
were addressed Dearest Blanche.
Dearest Sister" and Mother Dear.
but from each the signature had been
scratched so carefully as 70 be prac-
,ically !llegible. although the police
thought they could read Nora %
tain, strokes in one Of them.
Il, is really deplorable that z girl
cannot get along honorably in New
York ran the letter 10 her mother.
In something's l might have sue
ceedad had I conceded 70 the wishes
OF mon 81 cultured - usual.
moneved but minus morals. New
or reproach Yourself for what | An,
about % do. can hear You say.
Now. my dear. i; is very wrong for
no 10 take ones life. whatever the
incentive may De.
:, typewri'tcn manuscript carried
:he title Thessa!ia. and under Il IL
her own handwriting was scrawled:
My pc; story. which wanted
buried with me-. wish I could take
books as companions into the un-
known world with ME.
Il was a long story and dealt with
ne adventures Of two youEs men in
Europe.
The hotel physicians said that they
had found cluiched in the girls lef;
hand 4 small typewriter manuscript
lied with baby blue ribbon. She
seemed loath 10 re!inquish il and h~
obtained only hasty glimpse oi
what seemed TO be short move!
Some one Straigh,awar advance
the theory that the attempted sui
eide had been inspired by disa2poin,-
ed authorship.
Don't take il from me-" she whis-
per.d. Il want 10 have it buried
Eith me-.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Found Hoy Killed.

No trace has been fouad OF the
kidna2per and murderer OF Peter
Fahish. four-y"ar-old son Of Frank
Fabian. an italian. at Kingston. y.
y. The BOYS body was found Thurs
day in an cuthouse a; The rear Of mis-
home. cut and s,ranSled. He had
been dead hi, short time. although
missing since last Friday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Kentucky Farmer De>pair>

Robbed OF bis wife by death. and
of his ONLY child By kidnapp.rs
rexie Allison. prosperous farmer
has returned home a:;e- vai7
search through SIX Southern States
Little GLADYS Allison 1aS abducted
while returning from the funeral
Of ae. mother :hve. Weeks ago al
Shreveport. La. and since then bel
ta-b.r has been unable 20 tiHd sing
10 trace 0; The ch:id.s Nhccca bouts
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Has Hand Blown OF.

Alexander EurkiI AGED l.. 'onnd
/. dynamite can Tc->k ago anG f'T:-
iav tried 20 remove large stone
from tn. front Yard ot his hcm. a;
Kir:ann!g. Pa. with i. IL placed
The cap on stone and r.: ], With q
sar-e.. TIE s;oSe $ ST.: :te.e
au: 5urE!:, Lost dis tight hand.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Would Cause = Famine.

The Conmoner says: We shud-
der 10 think OF wha, famine xouid
ansue II farmers would -un their
,a-ms like the city men think they
,uch, 20 run them. The man who
ar not keep 2X+ Lawn in decent
shape is usually quite sure he could
successfully manage halt-section
am" We are satisfied that II the
,armers followed the advice given
,v ,ae c!,y chops Il would cause
rau,ine in the land. /
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Superseded, He Ends Life.

Driven into a state Of despondency
By the fact that after 20 years OF
faithful service in one position IN a
Memphis. Tenn. department store.
be had been superseded cy new
nan. Frederick w Ives. a widely
known drv goods salesman. commit
;cd suicide there Friday b. taking
mcrphlne "a b!etS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Killed by Lightning.

Standing around nc!cb oorhood
urN a; F.incol7-on. Y c. uherc his
mother and ave other women had
gathered 70 draw Mater. Theodore
Gilbert i've years old. "as instantly
Killed. and al! ;he women more or
less seriously hu-t by q bolt OF light
cscg :.oc: a.-osc clear sky Sun lay
afternoon
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Made an Attempt to Hold Up Passenger
Train on Western Road.
KNOCKED DOWN BY ROCK
Thrown by the Brave En:inccr a:tc-
He Was Shot i'm the Leg by the
Hnhin.r. Who Was Instantly Kill
e<l by the Blow.-ISotIy Has Not
Been Identified.
Been Identified.

In desperate attempt TO hold az
w.S,bound Colorado Midland train
No. >. four miles we>; OF Drice.
| Cal. early Friday morning. an un-
known bandii was instantly killed
hv a rock thrown by Engineer Frank
S,ewar, after he had sho; the eng!-
neer In the leg.
Two young men who were found
near the scene Of the hold-up. are
held for investigation as 10 their
completely in the robbery. One was
slightly wounded in the head oy
bullet.
The highwavmen crawled over the
tender as the train slowed up al q
siding to NEE, an eastbound :ra!n.
AS he stopped the train. Stewart
turned TO see his fireman. Paul
Bachman. standing with lis hands
above hi. head and heard the rob
Der say: Put up your hands q I'll
blow your head Off," The roboer
then forced both men TO leave the
engine and marched them before
him TO the express car.
According 20 the story told by
Stewart. who was brought to hos
pital. the robber ordered them TO
tell the express messenger they were
in peril OF their lives. that the train
had been held up and that the rob
Der was determined to have the
money in the express car. Stewart
states that the robber fred severa!
shots q. the heads OF passengers
who looked GU; to see what was
happening
When We got 70 the express car.
said Stewart. my fireman dashed
under :he car and crawled to the
other side. The robbie. leaned under
the car 10 shoot at him. and when
he took his eyes OF me. | struck
him with all my strength with q
rock | had picked up as I jumped
of the tender AS did so. he
whirled and shot at me. the bullet
Striking me in the lee. Guess my
blow finished him. for he never NOV
ed after ,he rock hit him. must
have tainted then. for the next |
knew the conductor and express
messenger and a group Of excel
passenger were standing about me.
When the remainder Of the train
crew heard the shots they seized
weapons and rushed 70 the head OF
the train. firing as they came.
Stewart was given immediate med
ical attention by physicians who were
on hoard the train. and was brought
70 Colorado Springs. His condition
is not serious.
Shortly after the hold-up Sheriff
Won Pub! and posse secured the
country near the scene Of the at
tempted holdup and discovered the
two unknown men hiding in the
brush. One was dazed by hul!e;
wound in the head. He IS out on
parole from the State retormatory.
The men cain they were r!d'n- the
blind baggage and were beating the.r
wav 10 Grand Junction. They sa:
one was struck by stray bullet
from rhe bandits gun. They are
held for investigation.
The dead phbcr wore cloth
mask and Eunnysack ;ied aAou;
his neck. He has been identified
There was no r'ruSual Shipmcn: ~
money in the express car. -: n
hanii, told the fireman as they
marched along Tho train ,ha, he in
tended 20 rifle the passengers as we'll
Is ,he We. S-ra,.r ii>N.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
FORM SUICIDE PACK.
Two Women. After QuarrelinE With
Husbands, Take Poison.

Mrs. Mabel Williams. aged 80. AID
Mrs. Lillian Dable. aged 30. l!,'n'
ore,her with ,hei. husbands at Ev-
:nsvilie. Ind. entered suicide com
,act. They had quarrel with their
husbands. and Mrs. Dablev dared
w. Williams 20 die with her. Mrs
DabIer drank vial Of creoso;e. :" h!!e
Mrs Wil!iar,s took a dose OF carooi!c
tciG. Mrs. Williams died IN ie"
honrs. Mrs. Dabler'S recovery Is
doubtful
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Found Dead in Hotel.

A. Ncw York Samuel J. Hr
manufactures o! ChicaS4$
:onnd dead in bed With hi @
u, IN Hotel NnickeTbockely
iay evening. \ bloody rad
,ear the dead man Dr.. Hin
Hote! physician thinks the man>s
-:tted suicide. A-sct vas u:
- :ees old.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Who Will Run Over.

The State Democratic committee
ne; late Friday afternoon 70 canvass
tho returns O! the nrs; Democratic
primary. Th. principal issue at
stake. TO be settled az this meeting.
was whether G. McnIfi" Hampton
or q SCARBOROUGH should max"
,ba race for railroad cnmml>slon"r
asa,ns, James Carsler The Official
coun; showed Col. Scarborough lead
,ne his opponent bv over > 0oh vor"S.
The relative standing OF the other
candidates. and thu results as an
oouaced above. are vetS oca!.% coz
rect.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
HAD CLOSE CALL
Miraculous Escape From Death Of
Chicago HAN IN Africa.
PINNED TO The EARTH
BY an EnraScd Elephant Which He
Was Hunting. Made Professor e
F.. .Akcly. OF Chicago. Think His
Last Day on This Earth Had

Last Day ON This Earth Had
Dawncd But He Still Lives.
Details Of Professor c. Z. Akeleys
encounter with an elephant while
hunting big game IA Africa were
| received in Chicago Thursday. a
few days ago friends heard Of the in
jury received by Professor Ake!cy.
who was formerly connected with the
Field museum OF Chicago. but be-
yond the news that he 1aS not fatally
wounded. there Was little else. The
letter was received by Fred y. Strph-
enson. who. with John T. McCutch-
son vas member of the Akeley
hunting party in Africa.
Prof. Akeley.s letter says You
may wonder just what happened
when I met the last elephant. Brief
IL this: He took me By surprise
The herd was some distance IN ad-
vance in the bamboos and be was on
me with one tusk a: my chest before
could raise my gun. ! caught ths
;usk and threw myself between I'll,
,usks. srasping one with each hand
AS I went down he drove his tusks
into the sround-his trunk curled
under and on my chest. Just an
instant saw his vicious Little eye.
then with awheeze OF rage. be sursed
down and I went TO sleep.
-Four and half hours latter
awakened creRched with a cold
mist. buried in blood and ants. One
eye fortunately was 10 service and
could see little way of the camp
fires and tents OF the gun bearers
and por;ers where they cooked their
food and mourned their dead "owa-
ma"
They had left me to Allah and
the hyenas.
IL '
how the ours did come when called.
They took me in and during intervals
If consciousness got them to give
ne wh:skey and beef tea.
..Dr. Phillips. OF the Church 81
Scotland Mission. reached us about
IS hours after the collision. SO
had the best OF care. There were
10 bones broken excep. ribs and
dom, know how many OF these.
Why the eiephan, let; me know
,o;. proba bly, he though: was !in-
shed and went for others. Bu: the
others had all leaked out Of the land
cape. !, seems that in his last drive
downward he had pushed his :usks
:, far into the earth as he could.
.hich accounts for my not being hal-
ened out as thin as wafer. Ny
cad gun carrier was Swaaiil. who
vas with Arthur Newman when he
xas sored By a COW elephant. They
,ay ,ha, on tha; occasion he killed
he COW. on this occasion he carried
, good gun 10 a point Of safety.
III is now three weeks since
vas hurt. am still on my back.
,u; doing finely. hope thu IN
mother three weeks shall be Sn
he trail of my friend the elephant.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
Killed bN Lightning.

Willie Sheriff.. white man. |
me on the place OF ". 3. BrunSt
N .ho Antioch section OF Darling,
COUNTY. was killed by lightning +
iav afternoon about FOUR o'clock 4
Or. ". a Carri-an. OF Society "a
gas severely shocked. Tn
sere working on horse at
Sh.ch was also killed By
NJ. Sheriff. was about thiT
.ears OF age and leaves a tamis
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
p,cd from Carholir Acid

.Iohn Schlu'c. brother Of frank
SrhIu,c ,hc ou:h.clder Of the Chic
a-o National baseball ciuo. was
found dead in bod il = hotel in Les
t.rshire Monday Death ~aS dus
TO carool!c .c!d ;aHen Tith suicidal
.n;eo; according % thee coroner :
!nnues:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
POST OFFICE ROBBED.
Postmaster Finds Stick OF Dynamite
and Fuse.

4 somewha, crude attempt wa>
made 20 5ur:larize the Seneca post
o..ice early Mopdar morning.
When ;h- postmaster entered
his Office he found about $6 worth
OF stamps missing and noted that 3
hol. had beeer drilled in the COM
5ina:ion lock In the waste bas-
ket nearby the safe he found stick
Of dynamite and fuse. while on tni
floor number of'ools stolen from
nearby blacksmith shop were
IS found.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
4 laun: 6ridc.

Ruth Harding. o. Scsalrsa. La.
is me OF the younSes; brides on re-
cord. She IS eleven years OF age.
j. IS stated. and was married here
yesterday - N'I:!aC 5.eloat. aeeo
nineteen -ea:a
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-07
AUTO KILLS TWO.
Lch;yh Valley Express Crashes Iato
Motor Car.

Mrs. Edgar 4. Emcns o! Syracuse
Y y. wife OF Prof EmcRs OF SRA
cuSe rnive-J.'-. and Miss Marina
Euens Of Faye;te. a sister o' f7o'.
Enens. were killed Monday after
noon at Caywood. 50 miles south OF
Geneva. when the fast ChicaSo-Nc"
York express on the Leh!sh Valley
crashed into the rear o. their auto
nozzle while they were crossing the
tracks. Prof. Emens is in the hes
o;;al In a serious condition. and their
chauffeur. C. ". kilmer. IS badly
bruised
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
HEALTH OFFICER WOULD
IMPROVE CONDITIONS
Recommends Sanitary Improve
ments in San Joaquin County
[Specidl Dispotch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. July 30-Dr. r. B. Knight,
county health officer, today filed with
the. clerk of the board OF supervisors
his Teport for the month of July. which,
ia addition 10 showing that there have
been no cases of contagious disease in
t}les county, contains several recon-
.mendations for the Improvement of the
general health Of the community.
He suggests the appointment of a
.llleat inspector. a place for the disposal
of dead animals better sanitary condi-
:tions in the territory adjacent to Stock
t0n better sanitary conditions at the
country schools, a large school build
ing at Ripen and the enforcement of
1fe state law providing for the. de-
strurtiOn Of ground squirrels.
II. Ile re port viii be taken up by the
hoard at its regular meeting Monday
one Of the most important features is
I'm connection with the sanitary con-
:dition adjacent to the city. The health
Tfilc6r has spent much of his time the
last. month inspecting the health con-
ditions OF all parts Of the county In
regard 20 tbs fnsanitary conditions he
states.
+. + -.'.The present condition constitutes a
menace TO the health of the entire
community and is. in my opinion, some
thing that demands attention"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
VALLEJO TRADES AND
" LABOR COUNCIL OFFICERS
[ SeeeiaI Dispoleh 70 The COLL

3 VALLEJO. Juiy 2O-The Vallejo
z2ades and labor council last night
,eIected the following officers tor the
ensuing year:
q. PRESIDENT jeremiah L Sullivan: vice presi-
dent. Robert Kelie-: secretary. John Davidson;
trea sJrer' Frank NJ. Dickey; sergeant at arms.
All Clarke: statistician. J. b. Dale: trustees
Frank Kinds. I. e. Berry. Leroy Hayes.
Executive and organizing committee. B.
sIeavgtt George ". Jewett. Frank Kinds. j. F.
KHIfan Charles McAraTy- William Peters and
Joseph Alquest.
. law and legislative commttee-J. b Dale.
Robert X KelIay Prank NJ Dickey. John Davidson.
% VeiileaN and L. j. Leary.
Euion labor committee-Henry Keenan,. :.
Kenneh and T.. &. Berry.
Municipal committee. B. Leavtt, L. J;
.Learv. j. l. Sullivan. ". II. Pohlman and
Joseph Alquest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

White double blankets.
cotton warp, finest all
wool filling. with neat
blue and pink borders;
weight Az pounds; so
xS4 inches.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
CLERK IN navy
Held FOR Theft

SEATTLE. July 30.-Paymaster's
Clerk w. j. Garrity was arrested at the
Puget sound navy yard today, charged
with stealing $4,000 from the safe of
the cruiser Philadelphia He is held
prisoner on the ship.
Last Monday when Garrity opened
the safe he exclaimed dramatically that
he had been robbed. Secret service
men say that Garrity was the only man
on the ship who had the combination of
the safe. They also found that he had
been living extravagantly and was deep
in debt. He was promoted from yeo-
man to clerk three months ago, and at
that time married a young woman of
good family in Bremerton.
Paymaster Z. ]. Wilton of the Phil
adelphia is responsible financially for
the government loss.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

White double blankets,
CO 90 finest all wool filing;
Wv pink and blue borders:
unr cut single; weight 5
~ pounds; measure 72xS0
inches
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
State Will GET
lawyers estate
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
VALLEJO. July 30.-Able lawyer
though he was, Raleigh Barcar of vaca-
vile, who was widely known as news
paperman and democratic politician, had
not made a will when death came to
him year ago.
Now that his estate, worth more than
$4,000. is ready for distribution. the
entire amount will go to the state of
California, the dead attorney having
as far as can be learned no living
relatives.
The affairs of the estate are now in
the hands of Public Administrator B.
j. Klotz, and despite every effort to To-
cate an heir, the search has been un-
successful thus far.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
|RANCHER KILLS
"a RATTLESNAKES

ALTURAS, July 3o.--J, N. Renfro, a
rancher, made the biggest killing of
snakes heard of this season, in a ravine
back of his ranch a few days ago. He
killed one old mother rattlesnake and
SO little ones. and now claims the snake
killing championship.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
WOMEN and Two
SONS MURDERED

NOGALES, Ariz., July 3O.-News was
received here today of the murder on
July % in the Yaqui valley near Coco
rit of Mrs: Jennie Scudileri. AN Ameri-
can, and her two sons. The bodies were
mutilated with an ak.
The crime is surrounded with mys-
terry The husband of the woman is
missing.
The Richardson construction COM
pany has posted a reward of $1,000 for
the arrest and conviction of the mur-
derer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

White double blankets
, Z.14 with inch silk bind
ing: have attractive
- Or pink and blue borders;
72xS0 inches, lbs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
BIG HAWAIIAN VOLCANO
ACTIVE AND RUMBLING

HONOLULU, July 30.-Unusual activ-
ity of the volcano Kilauea is reported.
The so called fire lake" is twice its
usual size. There is much rumbling
and a series of explosions indicate in
tense activity In the center of the big
volcano
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

For full size beds. These sets a
with large Renaissance motif in cente
ton and edging. These are mountee
have deep valance and separate bolst
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

White double blankets
with 2 inch mohair
binding; measure FOX
78 inches; weigh 5
pounds; cotton warp
fine all wool.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
VAGRANT SAID TO
Be HORSE Thief
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

IOpccfdI Df5Pdtch 10 nc NdIf
AUBURN, July 30.--Frank Mccarthy,
who claimed to the police that he was
robbed while on his way from Roseville
to Rocklin and who subsequently re-
ceived 60 days in Jail for vagrancy, has
a criminal record. according to Sheriff
McAulay. McAulay believes the story
of the robbery is fake. Mccarthy has
confessed to stealing 10 horses in his
career, and has served time for grand
larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

Nine. Surcouf was the only woman
to steer her own balloon in the recent
official ascent of the Stella club or
Paris Six balloons were entered IN
the test and the five others were pl-
loted by men
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
Notable Deaths

L. B. FINE, Pioneer-Santa Ana, July 3d.
L. B. Fine, one OF the few remaining 49ers.
died today aged rs. He settled in San Jose
and was prominent in northern counties until
a few years ago as a wheat buyer and shipper.