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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-29
No ICE FOR PUBLICATION.

M TNI TFN
Boise, Idaho, serial No. o8los,
United State Land Office. Boise. Idaho.
March J. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Edward +.
Garrett Of Boise, Ada County, Idaho, as at
torncy in. fact Tor Hampton u. Ewing, whose
post .onlce address is Yonkcrs. Westchester
County, New York. has This ard day OF
March, 1910, filed in this office his applica.
tinn 10 select, under the provisions Of the
Act of Congress, approved March 4. 1897.
ga Stat. I,oSD, the lot 4, Sec, I, 4, &, NJ,
L. W. b. NJ, and Lot 4, See. AZ. I, :
N, h. w, b. NJ, Idaho aud Lot 4, See.
40, 4. S, h. W, b. NJ, Idaho.
That the selector will offer afhTmatibe proof
on the Soth day Of April, 1910, that said land
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-29

For Sales. c. B. Leghorn eggs,
500 for 15.-Geo. Bockhold, Caldwell,
A14-4t.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-29
Attest:

c. J. SHORE,
Clerk of the City OF Caldwell, Idaho.
A 15-M 13.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Dated March Ii, 1910.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
BETTER SERVICE.
;:a.-Elcctric Cars TO Re Used by th'.
Southern Railway.

Following the announcement mad
by the Southern Railway COMPANY on
,;ay 3lst that the use OF sas-eIec'ric
cars in some CT the more congcsted
districts l!onS its lines was contem-
p,a,ed. II is definitely announced b!
that Company that its steam pasSen'
ger train service in the Greeafi!ie
territory is TO uc supplemented III
July BY the inauguration o: regular
yas-clec;ric motor car service.
Pending the completion OF Three
motor cars now being built for III"
Southern Railway Company. the man
aSement. determined not 10 delay the
inauguration OF the new s.rTic-. has
arranged with the General Electric
Company tor the return Of :-ae cas-
electric car which was used expert
mentally with Very satisfactory re-
suits last summer on the li:e between
Manassas and Strasburs. Va.
GaS-eiectric motor car service VII!
be furnished in the Gr"enr!!l" ieT!i-
tory by this ca! Unit! the dsi!rcry o!
the TWO improved sas-e.ec;ric cars,
bs!ns bull; especially .o- tie South
ern Railway Company bs- ;hr Genera
Electric COMPANY. ana ;he gasoline
car being constructed BY the Nc
Keen Motor Car Company. 0! Omaha
\eb. These cars viii De completed
in .c@ nooths and will be Pu'
INFO rcSu.a. service as socn as De
livercd 70 the Southern Railway Com
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
RIPS BALLMGER
SENATE Will. FIGHT SCHEME TO
WREAK VENGEANCE.
I'rD.rc~Sive.> and Democrats Hold
Up Isill Putting Army in Charge
OF Reclamation Service.

4 combination Of insurgent Re-
publ!cans and Democrats took daoih-
er slap at Ballingerism in the SEN
ate this week The attack came
when the combination announced its
opposition TO the bill increasing the
engineer corps Of the army. This
bill. which adds about 90 TO th*
cumbc7 OF engineer officers also au-
,horizes the President 20 place the
army engineers in full charge OF all
public works.
But the far-See:ng Insurgents inn
mcdiat-ly detected au effort 10 pro-
vide an easy way for Baliinser TO
eet rid Of Director Newell and C.h!el
Engineer Davis. Of the Rec amation
service. as it had been quietly hint.c;
that one Of tn: first uses that woul%
W made OF the law would be 10
place army engineers in charge OF
the Reclamation service. and there
by permit Ballinser 10 wreack per
sonal vengeance upon Newell and
Davis for daring to publicly proclaim
that his conduct was antasonisuc to
the public interest
Senator Bailey Of Texas is the
leader in the fight against the bill.
although he is actuated by personal
motives. He has even admitted that
he was animated ty 10 higher pur-
pose than a desire TO get even with
the army engineers for refusing 10
recomment an aarbor improvement
in Texas which he had advocated.
The Texas Senator also announced
that he would not allow the pas
sage OF the bill. even X 1t was nee
essary TO resort 20 a f!ibus:er. But
the Senate developed other opposi-
ton equally as determined. and SO
strong has the feeling against the
bill become that it is expected the
effort to pass it will be abandoned.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
Prisoner Finds n Fortune.

William Hamilton. who disappear
cG from his home II P!:s5urG elSh;
months ago and who later teE ael:
20 fortune. was discovered Thurs
dav al ,hc house ot correction At
Chicago. The settlement Of ;he "s-
,a;a TO which Hamilton is one OF 'he
heirs. mas been DELAYED Will the
search for the missing man Was 90
.nS prosecuted The first trace VAS
found IN The records o: the nIu3lci-
"a! court which showed that he was
santencsd on May IS 70 serve %
davs for d:so.de-:r Conduct; MAY.
OF Srse vii: be asked 20 pardon me
prisoner. whose health has Been re-
store! and H.ho vas 20 much e,a;ec
4, the news Of his GOOD fortune.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
CARS JUMPED TRACK
FOUR FATALLY HURT ON SCENIC
RAILWAY.
Merry Maxim. Crowd at .Concy Island
Hurled from the Cars y Distance
OF Sixty Feet.
OF Sixty Feet.

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
MAKES FLIGHT AT NIGHT.
Hamilton Starties 10000 People by
his ,,nring Flight.

Charles X Hamilton. made SEN
sa;iona. aigh; at Nashville. Tenn.
Wednesday night. taking his bi-plane
nto the air after darkness had TAI
IN. :le few !or eighteen minutes
through inkr srace while 10000 peo-
l.. Il; :hc .air grounds stood aShasi
his daring.
Th. attempt was unannounced
and the spectators hardly knew what
"as happening until the srea,-t!Ed
ike figure had shown itself FAR above
the myr.ads Of electric lights and
disappeared into black:ess. Sud
Denly /. rcappeared. and three times
Hamilton thrilled the spectators by
tipping in front 0: the grand s'aHt
vnti! he almos, touched the row o.
lights stretched across the track. Nc
even dipped under the wires aid
finally came 20 earth on the track
directly in frcnt o: the cheering
thousands
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
MAKES GREAT FLIGHT
ZErPELlN'S DEUTSCHLAND MAX
ISt; REGULAR FLIGHTS.
Immense .iir>hip Covers Three Hum
dred Mile Journey in Nine Hours.
Carries Twenty Passengers.

The f:.t regular air ship se!r!c'
vas inaugura;ei =; Dusseldorf. Ger
many. "Wednesday. when Count Zep
] peliu's g-ea; craft. ;hc Deutch.and
CARRYING tw-nty passengers. success
! fully made III" frs, scheduled tril
from E---dr.cashafen 10 Dusseldorf
distance OF 900 mics. in iin'
| hours.
The weatEe. was perfect and the
| motors worked :aultlcSsly. The aver
ag- time maintained for the comp!eis
course was approximately thlriy-tarce
miles an hour. bu; between Fried.
.ichshaten and Stuttgart the !"G
miles were covered at an average
rate O: speed OF forty-oce miles an
hour. The best speed 70! sim gle
hou. H:s :o.ty-three and hall
miles.
CouIi Zeppelin was at the helm!
when the Deutschland arose al Fried
-ichsha:en a: three O'Clock in the
morning and sailed away on the trip
;ha; was 70 mark an epoch in avia-
uon. The passengers were directors OF
Ham ourg-America Steamship Com
pany and the German Stock Company.
joint owners Of the dirigible. and
their guests. They occupied the ma
hogany walled AID cs1peted cabin.
situated between the sondolas and
from the windows Of which they view
ed the scenery as the aeria! car
swept along.
Count Zeppelin steered for the
greater part Of the distance. The
route vas via Stuttgart. Mannheim
and Cologne to Dusseldorf. II had
been carefully marked out IN advance
for the guidance OF tae pi!Gt and w.:
followed exactly. There was 40 Air
string. and the Deutschland made
her initial trip through Cow OF
bright sunshine.
The hour and minute OF the prob
able passing Of the various points had
been ou!letined ahead. so that 40;
only the people OF the cities Of the
lire, who dled the streets. but the
inhabitants OF all the intermediate
villages turned out and cheered en-
:husiastical!y az the immense torpedo
like structure. with its whist!lnS
screws drove over their heads al
heish; OF between 200 and soc feet.
The Deutschland swung gently IL
10 her landing at noon. and the mui-
titude surrounding the landing yards
shouted welcome. The city had
been decorated in honor Of the event.
Regular trips Will be made. and
many tickets already have been SOD
70. the first few days a; from SO
,c $50 each. The airship is equipped
with restaurant. which will supply
the passengers with a buffet servic.
such as is afforded OF parlor ca. rail-
road trains.
The dimensions OF the Deutch!and
are: Length. iSJ feet. Its gas capac-
iiy is 24.S52 cubi, yar1s. and II car
-ies three motors. having ,o:a! 0!
3330-h o.sepower. Il uas designed TO
mairtaia a speed OF thirty-fire miles
an hour. Its Eftins capacity II 81
900 pounds. Of which l!.400 pounds
cover the crew. passengers aud ex-
press. /, IS expected 20 be able -
accomplish j continued trip OF 100
mics
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
MURDER DUTCH TRADERS.
Gunboat Pursues Moro Slayers Blu.
Make No Capture.

Miudanao Moros have murdered
Dutch traders on an island of North
Borneo under conditions which may
develop into an outbreak so serious
that a demonstration by troops from
the miliarary station at Camp Jo!o
may be required. according TO re-
port broueh by the steamer Tamba
Maru
When the Tamba MaTu sailed. re-
ports had reached Hong Kong that
party Of eight Moros from the Taw!-
Tawi group OF Islands. being driven
by storms 10 an island OF the Cell
ebes group. had murdered three trad
ers and made away with 10000 pesos
worth Of loot. 4 Dutch gunooat
gave pursuit and chased the murder
ers 20 Manusmanca. an island OF the
philippines. where they are still hid
ing
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
Killed hilc With Wife.

Samuel Lucas was shot from am
hrsb and :il.d while walking with
his VII. late "Wednesday ntEht N
MONTGOMERY county and Ellis GoaEo
Elmer LILIES. 4. < McGrady. Samue!
G;ensby and r. l.. Ma1ey are n
ia:l charged with the crime. Lucas
and his x;ie wa-e returning home
ate. visiting a ne:eh6oT when LIZ
cas- was sho, through the head. Il
IS said Lucas had disputed 3 claim
for money held against his wife oy
t-n.-I
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Unfamiliar With Dummy Elevators
servant Is Badly Hurt

4 white woman. who aane could
not be learned. vas seriously injured
"Wednesday afternoon a. Eil.mo.e
house. the home Of George Wander
a!!,. few miles from AsherH.e. y.
c. I, seem that she had only been
At the house for week G: so and
vas unfamiliar with the excen;E!-
tics Of dummy elevators Some on
yelled look oI; ard she is saie
- have thrust be. head into the e!e-
vator shaft and was caught. her face
being badly bruised 1t IS said that
for ;he fac, ;ha, the motor. which
ran the dummy elevator was one OF
small strength. ner head woul! have
been cruShei 20 jelly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
MOTHER KILLED HERSELF.
Worry Over Illness OF One of Her
Daughter, the Motive.

Soon after her - year old son
had leet her. Mrs. Ellen c. EaSle
committed suicide in sensational
manner Wednesday on sidewalk
in Media. Pa. Accompanied by ner
son. Louis. Mrs eagle came from he
home in I.anstowne. Pa. on troll
ley car. Aiigh,ins from '-ae car. MIS-,
Eagle tcld the boy TO 20 :r:o drug
store and drink soda water as The
day was hot.
AS h. turned his back Mrs Eagle
took a bottle containing poison from
h-r pocket and drank the contents
The son turned 10 say something 70
his mother ard witnessed her act,
She collapsed in his arms and died
soon atte.wa.d in hospital Mrs
Eagles vor-y over the illness o!
one OF her daushtes is believed &c
have been her motive Cor suicide.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
p,unses ,sown the Mountain

LIZ. -.l!e.. Of San Francisco. was
killed. ana Richard Combs. OF Little
River. Cal. Guy Redwine. o: tkian
Cal. and Mr.. and Mrs Rea. OF West
nor. Cal. injured Monday evening
when the stage from Wil!et's 70
N,,- junction ran away. The
makes gave way and the heavy We
htc,e plunged aSains: the horses.
sending ,h.m Ia mad run down
,he mauo.a;n. The vehicle was
overturned. Miller being pinned De-
meath and crushed TO death.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
PROMINENT VICTIMS
REPORTS OF DEATH PACK STIR
BIRMINGHAM.
Town Much Wrought Up Over TraS-
cds Of Mrs. Harding and G. K.
johnson

! birmingham was deeply stirred
| ThurSiay crc- ;he news ct n" 81!
eide Wednesday nigh, Of Mrs. W P
| Harding and the death Of &. +
Johnson, ] who shot and fatally wound
ed hlmSe!. :Ae same day. half al
hour after the suic:.e OF Mrs. Hard
ing.
Friends OF the johnson anc Hard
ing families. who !uc!udc p-actica!-
lv al! OF the mos, Influential peop.e
in the city are Indignant; over the
publication OF stories limiting az 4
suicide pack between the Two. The
following a. the accounts OF the
death 0. each. as d-st reported:
Woman Suicide.
Mrs. w. P. C. Harding. vile OF
the p:csic-n: OF the Eirs; E.t:ora:
Bank 81 birmingham. Ala. shot and
killed herself at he. hcme Weanes-
dav afternoon. Nothing definite IS
kcown about the cause Of Mrs. Hard
ing's act as her home lie has seem
ed 70 DC very happy She vas alone
in her room when she a.ed a pistol
ball through here beast.
a negro servant was c. the prem
:ses and ran screaming 70 inform the
aeighbors MIR Harding sailed from
New York a; threeo'cloc Wednes-
.,ay afternoon for Savannah. 1t is
said. nearly three hours before bis
wiie.s act
Banker Takes HIS Life.
Guy z. Johnson. former president
OF TIE Alabama Consolidated Coal &
Iron Company. shot and fatally 10
jured himself q: Birmingham at
o'clock Wednesday evening a, his
home. The sho, was fred with sui
c!da, intent and i. is impossible 70:
him TO recover.
After having shot himself. Mr..
johnson. in a statement. attributed
his &C. to business reverses. ae xas
alone when the deed was committed.
and ~as found by his wife. who
returned home from downtown
shortly after six o'clock.
The bclle; passed below the heart
and logged in the spine and there Is
very Sigh, hope for his recovery.
His brother states that he had ben
very depressed for several days. aad
the recent developments II The Ala
hama Consolidated had p.eyed upon
his mind to such an extent IS 10 make
him Irresponsible.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
Two Burned TO Death.

Two men were burned 10 oea'n
and .yo Others received s!igh: ;nJu-
ries ;n fire that DESTROYED n" Cen
,rrv Cluh cottage and an adjoining
small summer residence az Bates
PAX n Beverly. Mass. Tuesday.
The dead are: Ee1rv B. .Bar.stt. o:
peabocv. and Ser; McShane. OF Sa.-
ON The two men. with tie three
Others. had hired the cottage 20.
.he,- summer vacation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
State canpaign Opened Ia Sumter on
Wednesday.
BOYD AND BROCK QUIT
Two New Entries Only en- the Last
Day.-Candidat.s Spoke at Bi>s'-
opville ON Thur>day.-CharSes
Msde by Opponent OF Attorney
General.-LSon Replies.

The State campaign opened up II
Sur.e. as, Wednesday. The last
day for fling pledges was Tuesda!
snG up 70 noon OF that day the ohis
srrp-;ses were the entry Of Barney
3. Evans for Attorney Genera!
asaias. Lyon and P. X. Accu'ly'
jr., o. Anderson. Another feature
WAS the withdrawal OF both Gen
Boyd and his Assistant Col bEocA
from the race 70. Adjutant General
A. the meeting a, bisaopri!!e on
Thursday the feature Was the severe
attack upon the public record OF Az
.o-rey-General Lyon by Barnard B.
Evans, an asp!raat tos ;ha, otfice.
and the c,ear-cut. :o7cifui reply OF
that officer. Othec features were the
.ousins reception accorded 10 Iacs-
G. Mcleod, candidate sos Governor.
By his home people: mid attack
upon c. c. .Eeathers;one by tae OH
e candidates. Who are advocating
State wide prohibition and genera!
-~arniag-up" ali along the HAe.
Aside from these points. the meet
ing was IN effect practically the
sine AT ,ha, a, Sumter the day be-
fore.
The following is correct list o!
,hose aspiring for State cfices ana
for Congressional jobs:
For Gove.nor-cole l. Siease.
John T. Duccan. c. c. Feashess;one.
+. q. Hyatt. Thos- G. Mcleod and
John G. Richards.
Eo. Lieutenant Govesnor-s.
Walker Durall and Chas- a. Smith
For Secretary OF S;a;e-R- III
MeCnwn.
70. Comptroller Geaera'-A- ",
Jones.
For State T-easurer-R- H. Jea-
n:G--
For Ad;usant General-charies
Newman, ". ". Moore. J. " Rich
artson-
For State Superintendent OF Ed
ucacion-J. E. Sweac!rgen.
For Attorney Gene.al-B. B. Es-
ass J. Fraser Lyon.
For Railroad Com.nissiones-Jas
csnsle-, G. NeDufie Hanp,oa. 6.
Il. Nahon. 0. c. Scarborough
The following candidates filed the
n;edses for the different Coagres-
s.onal Districts OF the State:
First Districc-Ceo-se 5. Lesase.
J. Il. Lessece-
Second District ? Soyleston.
las. F. Byrnes. c. ". Ga-r:s. J. o.
Patterson.
Third Distric.-Wyait Aiken, 'u.-
ius e. Bosgs. Coke D. Mann.
Fourth Discrict-Jos. T. Johnson
Fifth Dis.riSt-Thos. 3. Butler.
D. E. Finley. J. x. Heary.
Sixth D:s,ric.-Gecrge ". Brown.
J E. Ellerbe. P. A. Hodges. 3. q.
Sellers.
Seventh D!str!ct-A. F. Lever. ".
W. Ray.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
40 Clue TO Murders.

Wit bullet hole through ;he head.
the body OF a wail-dfessed man was
found late Thursday night al Chic
kasha. Okls.. partially SUBMERGED IN
ditch 4 rope tied around one an
kle. the police say. shows tha, ih'
BODY was dragged scmc distance 10
where IL vas discovered Tier. IS
10 clue 20 the murderers OF the man.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
SHOT BY HlGHAWiMAN.
Salesman Fired ON BY Negro VIII
Attempts to Hold Him Up.

While ec route from Nv Bern. n
c 20 Jones county Monday morc!ng.
Mr.. Ralph Lupton. travelling sales
man for the Carolina Grocery &C.
was held up by negro clau aoou:
,.n miles from this city. who order
him 20 hana over all OF his money.
Er. Lup;on refused TO do this anc
attempted 20 secure his revolver.
which vas in the zoo; OF the buggy.
hu. before be could do 50 the negro
s-sd 8: him. the bal! taking -aec'
IN bis thigh.
After shooting M Lupton the ne
gro took 20 the woods and has ao'
cot been seen since.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
Eel Si\tY Eect to Denth.

Charles Beasley. of Greensboro. y.
c. lineman for the Southern pow
er Company. VAS killed Tuesday
morning while working on the COM
.ganvs lines about Ave miles from
Greeaville. In some way Beasler 20,
mixed up IL the wires and fell SO
:ee,. The mans body was badly
burned. his right arm oein: torn
from The SOCK; and his left shoe
torn from his foot by the heavy vol
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
CONFESSES TO KILLING.
Webb Says He Killed johnson And
Put BODY In Trunk.

Jesse 3. Webb Tuesday night at
Portland. Ore. confessed 10 the kill
ing o. W. A. Johnson. whose body
was found in a trunk at Union sta
ton Monday night. Webb. in sign
ed statement 70 the police. said ne
killed johnson in self-defense after
brawl between the two meu in
Johnson's room at the hotel. Mrs.
D. w. kersch. who was arrested with
Webb. is exonerated from completely
\ the crime by the confessed slayer
tho Charges. however. that she con-
pircG with aim in the packing Oh
ne body IL the trunk and sending !;
, III. station Mrs. kersch is SUP
posed 20 be the wife OF Johnson. br:
-lc admitted that she was the wife
Il Bert kersch. city emp.cye CT
cattle. and that she ran away With
Webb 4 yea. ago. Webb says he IS
= printer and is Is years old.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
Workmea Found Jars Of Gold,

The discovery "i ton ear:acn Jars
Nv workman ~hi,e eNearstinS on "a"
st.e OF the old CaTmne Convent. near
Paeb!a. Mex. has created quite 4
sti- ia the republic II IS elaine:
the Jars coatai&ed s5G?.eoo which
The law requires should BE paid u
to the treasury IN: 'he workmcn
have disappeared with their sold.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
Four,h DESTROYER Launched.

The ,o-1edo boat DESTROYER Var
-irc.on. suit tor the l. 5. Govern
r,ent ~ :ae Cramps Of Philadelphia.
@as launched las; week. II was nam
ed BY Mrs Richard Eattaa. OF New
York CITY. s.aod-daushter OF Com mo-
do:. Warrington The boat IS the
.ou..h 0. FIVE ..aa, are being built IN
Philadelphia
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
DOUBLE HANGING.
Third C.onvse. Get. Hesps,e From the
Governor.

Nick Mareuge and Frank Ch!cSa.-
ec were hange. Thursday a; Norris
town. Pa. on the same Sa:ioTs 10!
TIA murde. in August. 1903. OF Geo
4. johnson. an aged eoooler. whom
,eey attacked fc7 money De was sup
n.sed 70 have hidden IN his shop.
John Baiiic. who also vas 10 nave
been hanged also for participation IN
tie cline. vas granted respite oy
COY. Stuar. unit! October. in orde!
.Sat his case might be passed upon
by the State Supreme Court. Mes
sangers carrying the cepsiere arrived
a, the county jail a, one o'clock.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29
Diamonds Tossed in Pipe.

Baroness Eor Schroeder. dauShte.
O. the late pioneer Peter DonahGe. ot
San Francisco. who left he- fortune
OF millions. IS tearing ou, the plum D.
ing Q; he. country home. Eagles Nest.
In a search for jewc:s valued at $50
900. The jewels were ca:e!essiy
tossed into wash basin or maid
and were swept !n;o the pipes. The
plumbing OF the entire house has
been d ismant.ed without success.