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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08

T. CambfiGge,t l7assE8lexander }Agas-
siz, the, eminent naturalist andit ditpresi:
dent, Of the .Cfnlet and fFeela Mining
COMPANY, died en- tie, ftaaner Adria-
tic SQgtAamptQn fer New, York. The.
news, came in a wireless message
from R4od9lphes Agassiz, his son, to
Maj, Henry Il. HiggfRson, of Lee, .Hig-
gingOp Geo. = - n.-s...a.e. !. ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
More Danciiinlo for Taft.

oWashf1gto3urf+AA q President Taft has.
sustained his reputation asa danter.
He was a guest at the ehaRityahah Of.
the Navy Relief, Society," given at the
navy yard.---The president, however,
danced only lonces and then only for
a few moments. His sister-in-law,
Mrs. louis More, was his partner
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08

Covington, Ga~-George FogteF, a
negro brakeman, on the Central Taild
way, was run over by "a freight car in
the Central freight yards and k1led
He was running to turn the switch
when his foot eatfeht IN "a frog Sand
he fell under the car*"i 3ri..1 -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
.-lel.er9efta Murder.

/. New. York. .yandetta murder oc--
Cured here, WhPn TJ>}ln Lewis, Hand
some. Tony .oR5.EIDugh Tony.T =,
vel 1l-to}2jH3 Fast 5siii9}a young ITALIAN,
was. shotato dsathvbyl hiscfeud enc.
mics fritz nt5af fr Q1tn q Speeding .autqmo.1
bile He fell as he tried to draw his
o,v17 o3rer6lreT II IS believed by the.
police that q fapd, starting over a wo.'
man, caused the tragedy The muir
derers, three. in number, escaped IN
the autOmQHlle..,3 sHi.,+s ss.9J o liusst
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
One, Killed, ;severaL Hurt, /,

ia Huntingten9 W; ;Na.tr7As passenger
train runnfing fBoH }pqHl Roanoke to, Ports
mouth left the track near Watts Sta
tin, 'z04miies south Of Kehova, last
n4s4t On F'seEeral cars ro1ied down an
ombamkrn ent54 John Griffithy3of Ports
mouth, fQbiQ,s was instantly killed and
q. dozen passengers egngggesrs are .repo1ted TO
have been seriously injured. z
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Victims of, African ,oannibals.

:. ParisNzThirty-foqBs whites have
been massacred on the African ivory
coast By canhfbais; who ate Dcne Of
their victims. aThe news Feaehed here
through England, having besni brNught
by. the steamer SalagQa, wRieh. t2uch1
- - T i,-ornoo1 %
ed at fhfllyVerrPococi, fhfllyVe rPcoc, tud .og qsd 9viy :.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Marie c6refff Nfetv nj

81 ! London l--Mafiea e0rell4, the noye
ist, is; critically illcf- Pnaumoria |
her, ,he11ef4 the town Of Shakespeare
birth, Stratford-onrAyOn. where s.
occupies the home that once belongt
TO Shakespeare's idahghtep, sdsanna,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
= 7 = LII - u - , = y T-7 ? 7
To Probe Shin Subsidy.

~ n t-S!@Ot
W7asbingt 4speaEer Cannon, has
9nr6thce the following Special COM.
anittqe3 to- Investigate fcAarees FeHect4
singlcn tb e. :hQNse e. imenbegship, in con-
neqtion with. ship. subsidy, legislqtionH
Mesgrs olcott NeE w., Yer Yorki i,.ajhJfo Long
worth; ohio; Hawiey,, Oregon Hum
phrey, Mississippi, and Garrett Fen1
lpessee3 2id sii5 ej4csb 31iJp r. ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08

y New York.-lTt took Just NINETY
minutes for TWO 2iurt9s to pave the
way 'foi< tsea ttfaf' of Albert 3voeter,
charged with the atrocfous nnUrda of,
Rdth Wheeler. A coroner's it4ry held
him for 1the graf5df jury, ana the gtand
jury indicted him for the murder. -,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
z KnittihSd Miifa Bedin WORK.

~ D6uglasviife, aGaAT6e Dodgla7ville
Knitting company began regnlarJ pp-
eratiqnss with full force eeG employ
.ees. and rs knitting machines in Op-
Grafton, Fifteen mere machines are
being placed and Will be in operation
within the next few DAYS. a. ?: is 81
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
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=. FAIASL NJ 4. EoRFIEsI e! EIEE u ..r ..
Flames Sweep fiThroug6 t-dumbeerf ef

'''s - -i-'- SaaTPS' Hf"EoGTSfaEle- - 81
Is RrYpEoong,~ La,1rI.4&egmatiahj reach
Ing bAre from llQ2ggip4lg, camps declares.
! that a. woman .and ..seYen+ men perish
ed in a forest fire Wednesday While
they Were lighting flames &Elch' de-
stroyed several camps and sbburned
JoYeG. aoRis territoryi3n, 34a;l ssiT 2es
o., The fire fighteEs,, led, by Mrs. ,IEyg
were burned to death when. they at
tempted t3 save MRS >147yJi's' 47yJi's' home from
H,destfuetioa.9 FH6Mih8t5e 4yass sur!
4rGunded3by; a. thicketsl While they
were. directing attention to, the house,
the flames swept tlroqqg5h. the. thicket
and in an attempt, to escape their
clothing cadghtt fire. The eight sus-
tanned fatal4BTns.ii Many mere were
/. hurt. 4r97. 4 Il: .s1i .59tJ '.tJU H,..s. .,~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
.,Eata4 .AIEto. sAccident.

! Topeka, Kans.-George L. Scott, of
Sthe~Bz1fft trrUre4hoteI,. j.. Kansas City, Mo,
was Killed iand)Ci L; wilson, of Stan
iBattan, Kans., was seriously injured,
swhen- a. moteF--ear fell ever a. high
eff east. Of Topeka. The road had
cayed in, uhaII WtITat -la
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Royal oArcanunl Bars saIocnicts

y royal IFNFCaHuFnA 'bdTS SaIoCFiI-S :
b, New Yerk.-The appellate division
of the. supreme. court has sustained
the rule Of the supreme. council IF the
Royal Arcanum, prohibiting members
enjoying benefit funds If engaged in
the retail, liquor Business orr in the
selling of Intoxicating liquors as a
so1oen,on -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
sherifgs officers. Restrain Negro Mo

Charleston, S, C.-SeYen negroes,
two of them Women SUSPECTED Of be-
'ing4implicated fnEthe recent incipient
riot. onGIamesiIsEand, opposite Charles
ton; Qndthe Ashley, ,TiYar.I have been
committed to jail under bond Of, $500
each to stand trial in the June term
of court for conspiracy and melting
riot! ueFourllof tAes ne groes under ar
rest were idismissed,iaAnmob of. me-
groes gathered .:at. the, preliminary
hearing, but .Weye kept under restraint
by. the sheriff; and. a strong, posse. "
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Ev.Msvor johnson In London

London.4Tom L. Johnson, former
mayor Of Cleveland, who arrived at
,Fishbuard, chi the steamer Maureta-
MIA, is. staying with friends in Re.
gents. park, He is. visiting Europe
with the hope Of improving his realth!
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Farn,et Shat ~ Dea4h

b., Lexington, .Ky.A-'W6rd. has reached
here that>whilei ploMiGg lin Ibis oorr
/ field Monroe asKaree,.sl.a 4 farmer O
Floyd county WAS assassinated bt
persons who fired from ambush, Kin
I ing him ti1atantly. The assassins es
,eaped.m .iiiW ,a:,s1 .isaa ~ n3
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
'D, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !.

~ ENansville,! ind -tJason Debar, a ca
;yeaF7old tuba balulayer,: rose from a sick
bed, despite protests, 81 play in a
band, which the Musicians union had
organized in Honor Of the fdnteral of
a fellowltf1asicfan, who ihad been De,
bars lifeIe1gsffiend.i Debar iusistedI
upon playing, IF I fall lin my tracks z
He marched tT9 blocks. and, While
stoutly blowing into his tuba, dropped
dead in front Of the fiearse.. '''1 10 9d
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
P "a c f !. 10 70 + REIGN
Trouble In Coal Fields Soon To
z .2oaD,Be Adjusted. s1seys
so SAY THE olFFTcTALs.

President Of FtheT Miners Ylhton7says
That Suspension Will Be Only Tom
os porary-steps' for Settlement Are
Now Being Taken. ''1''''-7 ..''-7.,...>
lsmIndianapolis, Ind.LAdvices from the
bituminous coal fields Of the United
!! States received by Thomas L. Lewis,
president Of the United Mine Workers,
/ when he returned to the headquarters
of the organization in this city, salts
fed him, he said, that the suspension
9lOf5worln in the mines pending the Sign
.ing~of a Tew=wage contract between
miners and operators would not be
+ 81 haIesrot been talldng strike in
| Illinois" said Mr.. Lewis, "and i am
not going to do ANYTHING Of the sort
7 IN western and central Pennsylvania
i next weekit Operators and miners in
those three districts, in Indiana, iowa,
! Ohio, western Kentucky and the south
| west will all be discussing means Of
settlement Of the questions between
themselves next week The matter
! will have to work itself yout, and it
/ vii, work out to the end that We will
I get the demanded wage increase Of
T 5.55 per cent whether on work by the
day or ton t''' i"o - 'i2 " D-',
Ii; t'In Illinois, . the : southwest and
western Rennsylyania the conferences
=, will take longer in reaching conclu-
sions than in the other states, but I
cannot Believe there VIII be q nnal
d break;GB1 g g0i 9iHT9iOl {Sni AA@
IF. the operators Pennsylvania
and Ohie-feared-that-the operators in
the. ,non-union districts of West Vir-
ginia and that neighborhood would
undersell them, that objection to in
creasing the wages of union miners
( has been swept away by the news that
, in practically =, all the ,nOn-union fields
in West Virginia, Maryland and south
r ern Pennsylvania the. operators have
9 come out #ithsa raise Of the wages of
their, uHorganized workmen.V This is
also a plain object. lesson that the
union Enif} n man ana benefits the non7union
t man -
F Mr. Lewis Will spend tomorrow at
his home at Bridgeport, Ohio, and on
!, MondagnWill go to Dubois, s,nPa.5 51er to
L,FllPSpuFg-.,n -td..uCd3 aid gDH.G
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
q. haues "a .nesslo g MI. 1naclai,t3s 2

Of Paddcab, Ky.2Chfa as7 S. Hoaset,
who died here at the age of, ,S$, leaves
efghty-fonr descendants, among them
one great-great-grandchild~ Oyer half
of the. number were at his Pedsfd@
when the end came, Sheriff George
Houser is one. of. the. family -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Many Women Crenated.

= Bombay.-Twenty-five women and
children were butned to death in a
9freafthatn destroyed the state cett ON
warehouse lat 7Bhilwafe inn the dds,
triet, of Rajputaftnaa. less II @3oi II
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
ga Biqs Police s1akauo.

New, York.--Mayor- G2ypQr's threat
of~a big police Ishai,e-up4 was fulfilled
when -Ipspector -GcGaEartE- de-
posed as head Of the deItq8tiYes. and
III ctBHrs5obn Fl Bdis BdisSsefff.f sfff hb'# in Il
downiS a1tn13 ai1 ! dis5tFisct Il 4w;as; 5ut in his
place. Six captains. were. transferred
and Commissioner Baker ANNOUNCED
)tHat the whole police SYSTEM would
be reafranged. foy viy4feHGp "dI - -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08

'gsysZZy T : II TT5,1s Y ,5TE3R TETT 1gTi7-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Killed Resistinu Arrest. q

!. Shreveport, La.tDaniel Johnson, a
negro wanted for the assassination of
two white peddlers,. George Latte
anT George Petro,, was fatally shot at
Mansfield La, while resisting arrestl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
UNIVERSITY SELECTS REESE =
To Deliver con1mshcenaent Sermon

To Deliver Committeeman Sermon
.sH,,t ri for Class. of 1910. ,'G4.s' .
Ga.fTRishop T. F.: Reese,
!; of the Georgia diioeese Of the Episco-
pal church, has been selected by the
University Of Georgia authorities to
preathath commencement sermon at
the chapel ON Sundayy4J June ~. . Il
!. Bishop Reese formerly Lived in
Georgia and was made head. of the
Georgia diocese a few years ago when
the state was divided ,'ihto two dio-
ceses.tf % s3olcu 10! yT!h, - T..
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
.iIGeorofans Named by Taft

Washington Wa ing Pr wFFesifaqt ,l Taft has IS
'Georgia1n3s to be ? lfeuteihants in the
artillery corps::d nPredericli ,Eustis
lKingman and Harry WBlie IStOvaiL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
e'TfIT4 u FIl JIG 70 NI'II :
GeorQia PostmasterS,

." Wask.iinrgt 81 f5iilloSw5fin2gg II Wing fourt
ocIass' p6stmasters have Been appoin
sedszoIJake,f Carroll county, Eva K
iFalona,'y Gilmer count,
/, Horace A. Field. bus mo~eclu f9v
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
.
HARMON III AND FOSS
Two ReBpcrpssi ApO lBfM Heat
gRaFjY Jiekaeoit; e In 1912.
PEPRESE3Zs EAST AND WECT

Fl J5iooa aFaYtt6Bffo FaYtt 6Bffon 3sie9ttIy2 9ty2E EEIfft9d e = =
Congress From MASSACHUSETTS, and
p4s SID y t65 lEo Very .'WesItbyy..-7T'3ar.
q hI6n Is a strong Ohio Democrat.
WashingtoG.-The election Of Ep-
gene \. Moss, of Massachusetts, &
the house Of REPRESENTATIVE in. illo
bld L3y9ringJ district, has called Is
stenki6R td7tha avaiIGEAity Of Feys IS
TIE F6Hi6crfSfiG cabdtaatei for ncb-
ptesisent in nls12. &AlkeadJ this is!be-
ing disguised about the capitols II
Foss .6o4nes to Washington and makes
good" it is likely a good deal more
Will be heard Of it. S4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
] llNN g9.t..IT'I Nn1N9y4a1E0
DIP. COOKS CLAIN

:, 4 ..v.i1 Z Z. Z 4 I, I 4 7. z. Z 4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Two KiiIesd.f Il Il, 'Expiocls.io,n1.A ,1A

Scranton, scrta4ntt pa Pa@J ei;i ames Arthur Arthufr9 am am
'E1ihsd lCtbb were Killed and Alber
. NCon siajure d. by5theuexplosiOn of thi
cognins NALL at the Rgshdale. plaat G
! the Dupont Powder ,Cqmpapy,I .ct
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
kentucky ) Mines gselossd.

louisville, Il KB1The mines in dis
trict p. western, Kentucky have sus-
pended operations. and will remain
closed, as far as the workmen are
concerned, until ? an = agreement is
reached between the operators and
miners nuds ! 9ali 9moH 1R yIIlal
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
ARNoyR! PREDICTS eRELIEF.
Packing EMaenste -peo1sfego rood Prs

ducts VIII Get Cheaper. ~
New Orledns,' LAZY. % Ogden AZ
am6nr; head of5the big obieago lpack
ing house of Armour & Co. WHO IS
= visiting friends here, sees relief frop
the present, highr priges7of meat TIE
big, packing man says We are now Hl
a high pIieeSeycle of meat, but We
will return to normal conditOnS.
-.==!%TFfre 9Th -prfee-ef- -mgat-Fgas -iRSeycles,'
r said Mr.. Armour, "and at the pres
ents stifltaswesare, i1s asahieh5 epr5ee~egc eg5
but this will net, last Hos products,
which are about, five cents too 1igh@
will go down. and So VIII beef, which
is considerably higher The cost of
feed and7 other funfaVorablea conditions
have brought about the present pcost
= Of meat. But, as 7 have said. it isl
1neRely a segcIe and siE Is n D Indication
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08

Many TeaS61s r; are >gsffT16nh 81 dstnir.
'eTs Of Foss Why he IS the proper man
foEftRe Dapptg2ts 10 nominate for vice
president. Tn the first place, he has
what is generally supposed to be the
Indispensable requisite OF a candidate
for vice-pr65ident, a "barl" Of money!
FoBs tes. reputad to be. worth at least
$10,QOO,0p Tile VIII be one Of the
weaIthiest men in congress. g ra- :.
It is generally supposed, now that
Governor Juds6n Harmon, p; Of Ohio,
viii be nominated for the presidency
by the Democrats In that case, say
the folks who think on F6ss for the
nomination for. avice-president, Foss
would be available for geographical
reasons as well as Others. He is an
man :aGdoWouId satisfy, tbs
demand Of Eastern Democrats to have
their. part Of the country represented
on the ticket. At the same time he
is well known in the West through
his activity. for reciprocity and for
lower tariff and. he would +. satisfy
Westerners swhorare forodownward re-
vision and reciprocftya, ~. ..ss' " .,.. II. q,
.f 1t is. not unliEaIy that he will head
the DemQcratio ticket for governor in
MASSACHUSETTS, netx fall despite the
fact he has. been elected to congress.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
loci % snead sSrr a1nrt

IL Berlin.-Two hundred soldiers We're
injured, according to official Teparts,
when Rhine train crashed in4p a
stFoop train asa F4sss ssie tn
list was increased to-22 by the death
f. of one Of the injured. A signal man
has been arrested. TAT &
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Bishop Barry Dead.

.Ecndon. Bishop Barry. - formerl.
chaplain ito Queen Victoria and prim
ate of. Australia died at Windsor
NeaPs-fEld. -.-.-.,.-----.-.--.-.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Object to the Lee Statue.

: -Washington.-Protests by forty. G;
A. R. posts against the accept9nce
by congress of the statue of Robert
.-B.~Lee fora place in the Stattary
all were nresentad 70 the senate bY.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
six Men. Dead lin Mine.

Wilburton. Ol1la.-7An explosion in9a
Mine No. 2. of the Great Western.
Coal and Coke Company here, Titled
;tsix imen.HiiAad 9'ii.o1 51s8 elasalS =
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08

eF than at first supposed.
!. I. In ZN4ehna etrafTiS is stflII tied

The streets are sQoYerad;. With snow
and wire. communication is almost at
a standstill-i sfEhe telegraph and tele-
phone systems are SO, crippled that
few details can be secured from the
remoter districts The & service3r in
Croatia, SlayUnia,. Bosnia, IIeraRg&
vina and Dalnatia wereacrippled, ,.land
it is feared destruction has been gen
seral@ there! NoutenegF0s IS aIs6- al
afectedz lamza a. [z@a ss652 la ! (
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08

st. Touis.--E9TIe 'pblfce are. mystifet
over the finding Of Mrs. N1aisiessFiI
german, a wealthy widow, in her Hprnt
in Webster Groves, nude and rbrMset
40 such, nzexteRt that she. died .wfthiT
a few hours. Physicians told the po
: lice. the Woman's body.shQwed q, dQzeI
or more bruises. She was found lyins
in a heap Of Broken Furniture. } s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
The magnifcentefforts that some news

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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
Bio sfean1er Wrecked

% Perth, West Austra4i 1.-The Obi
British liner Perciles was wreake
about six miles South Of Cape lee,
win, the southwest point Of Australia
The psssengers~antl~erew~te took to- th
small boats. and al!--w We're landed
" at Cape fEeed~ffrf soon after 'bein
abandoned !: the steamer qisappeare
beneath; the WATERS = 81 2
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
.GosioQ IS ii io1o2l!

s9ab s7a9b baa sadF9saFs fd s Wa te]s Fs9a
~ Strains stern their pler day
were evoked songs they loved M +
a3twas something beautu and OUGHT be cstJr
40 osuu1.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
no vsgog- z--z z--y -z .{ei1s
-: /. Fl nr,.ininn.l. .ofa.Thnc Eloritla.

81 ssuf sEauFehinei aos95Ther Fiorictas d
.vsd VEasIangtbH- President HT&ac2 viii
attend stie7 7I8tnchiAg. Q3'itfra' 7b5ezfaeship
ri Fi0rfda227at the New z TX: nay. yard
Nay H. F IQT5d99 "a. IS one Of
the 81 81 Tea|sna gGbts Rfy tbRssRayy,
3 and fsal i 4haseraa dis1aa cetasntsof 2h-
900 toas-sasSaeii iisy the first big~fship
. n 'llsii at It'll tn York #aFd since the
,14.f80 Eo1nee1p4ttt as' !. 'ttErned
81 out there. ista' 7'1io '.~'@ 'a, r,..'.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08

~ The magnifcentefforts that some news
papers are making in beHalf Of pure Eng
hsh, and particularly their heroic .4lt5FTulggle
TO compel their editors, reporter. scrub
women and devils to hay. riaiT I iatdveerbs
properly placed, merit the COMMUNICATION of
every lover Of literary ppeff5c}ion, p:
-Ie Ehe Ioeutions always iris 15est,a " fre-
squently we have said, = f'dJilinitel@ was de-
cided, p @merelyeis trying, ''iitt1tt6 1t 1tt6ahfnonly Il
is stated etc., which grace The columns dl Of
the papers referred to, grow il beauty IS
one Studies them o7i' ''i'' '''' '~''.'''
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08

that it will continue /"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
e. EYHW
leas na hol ~ '.'Fl'.-1 Z > . =

T Qnto93of5thiss 81 pfetffsts Ificidehtsa1 ever
obeh9!d aatnG christmas TIM a. ss5eens in
5the biggsF ST aiFronf hGtel francisco
cam Z" ,a%a 81 9,s'sa'58s s@; los
MA Fhe aetSfs15 9Sg5 efa 81 and sirl
they. sang. ip the sweetest tones of child
ohOod, thes'old old-fashioned familiar hymns
A.which-@e have ever associated with the
Celebration Of thfisf's nditiTHity.:5 d itiHit:5
GA As thefr' yothg voices rang gut through
the corridors nQfs the establishment Society
. women i'm. imported gowns and blazing in
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
MANY GIRLS MISSING.
Tragedy OF Ruth Wheeler Believed 4
To Pc One in Many.

o re OHS IN MANY. 4
New York.-Reports revealing that
fifteen young girls have been missing
since January 19, spurred on the au-
thorities to wrest from Albert Woltqr,
10 years old, 90 a confession that he
murdered 15-year-old Ruth Wheeler,
the stauogFapheP>gw whose clesr~ed; re-
mains were-fouRa latc--Sat1t1ctesee-. ctesee-.r...- ctse-r..-
They expect to find a wholesale alb
auctnasa plot hefgTs the mEsrery OF
{tfiere&se is cleared away. - .
d Kats2 llual7er. swf6 H3ed .witHs VOL
ter, as. .his-Wffe, IS under arrest as
material witness and-Bhe-swas Sharply
questioned. She. had alsaags 3anade
two damaginsA statements against
Weller First sheA saEs7 WQlter ad-
Matted to5her. that Rlt5z Wheeler had
called on hjn9atshis RpertmeRt Wol-.
ter,.lhas @sto1fdiY. denied SeFE5eT'-~sshavipgi
seen1thes girl. She also declares that
the gunny sack. in yhitb} thR gjctim's
4bod9 was wrapped, Fad laiarfor weeks
Serving as a atsfbefQges the kitchen
door d. yg'pltarss Aat&' IN - VOTERS
trunk the .p6ifce fo8ha. som SsHH wire
wllioh7they saylis.,idea,t5ca1 With that
rin which the egunny gaohV was TfHund
The might ashfrt in which tsOhieHef the
girf victim s hair ana Hat Hat pins were
{ WRAPPED, bears the. Initial H.; Wo1-
I ter admits that, this. shirt is, his. I'D
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
MiifionAiTas Believe Brook
a. 1ss{sEeqnd Pole.

Fssast@s sfSsls ~ tktssf III
InnAlres Offering backing to ~the eX;
lent sof- 1rgcSre fer Jr.
Fred deEics. yGg9lss theS % gisetsa4t@d ese
plbfer no dstab fshJ ilea5Jfg gscf Gg,al laimi
that he and not .Gos5mander PearS dis,
covered tSd hcshApoR. iass.i3 Sss.,ls.s III &
y. osefi paid t th;sts9tst haltst.ss Fo8k
had greGeiYed ,enoT4sus effersGfa take
tha!laotnrel alsStzb and tdaa lie s4oyld
tdku Up botAs sRaatters .wker.s,4lR3 axa
9g PlQGsg teaGRss YQE6 ,,.gIRlIr.ss Rr ssco9k
is peeted-~AeResa Nj thE@a~%Ee 9l.s.
''The report that tDr, Cook would BE-
here today2aAaiiB6tld establish hiH4
self at big hotel is nonsense" said
Capt. Osborn. "a He does net want any,
publicity until he has cGnvf1ced the
world Of the WRONG that it has done
! him. r. 2ii1d@ gi;Hb r. iiouTui a.8 (
BIZ. The qoffero of a million. dollars puts
Us in, g position to establish the TRUTH
of his claims without a doubt. We
have been 'neg6tiatEng with s6fnei Of
1.-The bestvscientistsi in the! wotldL and
several of these will beqfetainads no.
!, We have. learned q already, that pa
the day PearY says he. reached the
pole and took' Dissertations from the
.'sun there 'w&ScTG9d enoughi0stn to
snake it. possible. = i4npd9. .e!orb n1'
i4unaaE 3c4.- III T7I-7-q U7Jt m9d2 % "j
FATAL FOREST FIRE
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
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VESuWUS AWAKFs. n .aai

Ancient Volcano, Which Destroyed
Pompeiiain Troubled State,
Rome. .-Vesuyius is emitting. FIVE Il
large columns Of smoke and steam,
according to reports from Neapolitan
officials. @at .,...........,.- /.
The anxiety Of the Inhabitants Of 0I
the district about the volcano is grow
ing 4 A