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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31
FAthdohT !tcE CO. Ar, &:
Manufacturers OF Purs iea, \;
Once snd Plant First yYnrd. ~
Both Phonou So
uPHoLsTERiNo

We make . speciaig 81 tlrst ela,s i
ap % date npholatertng. botn plnlp al
'ncy: Mattresses and feathers ~.
waited. Sewing machine rleedie "a - rs.
'srpl'e'. All work guaraut tied. r s3 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31
II. c.voEIkEr;

..8; y. c.svoELkER,
sls Monroe Sc. next 70 jacobs Bldg !!
:on. Phone go. FAtHMoNT, M. Vs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31

u yon are llsaAtIa1ed tenant IN icl5
on should he II; Jon have cause look
't some of the housea 81 nIiartlnenta
advertised today, 81
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

and report Of F x Bourg Parish Treasurer finding
correct, made his report a part hereof
No. A. W. Conncy Board of Nelson Johnson insane 1l.6o
A. W Connely Board Of Prisoners for Jan 1910 Isl &c
A. w. Connev Board Of Prisoners for lch 1910 1890
A. ". Gonnely Board Of Prisoners for Apr 1910 1920
A. Gonnely / Board Of Pris9nsrs Tor May 1910 = 213S'
\. T. Davidson Mdse to Parish, 173os
Davidson & Keiner Mdse 0 Parish, 1888
10 Daspit Hardware Co., Ltd, mcse % Parish. Bib
II Boudreaux Canal Store, Mlse to Parish 1.95
y y Gmr 1" na"n o"te H. ah ?rnng an" job "" 1889
IA Houma L. & l. Mfg Co., Ltd lights 40
Dameron Peson 4 Co., For rcbindny land Records
I E. G: warzlow, lndexing Con Book No. 5s, 371
10 10 & Art Meta" Con- Co. "" shelf s's cupboard case % %"
2, % W. Mm; J 4 Ic9a" ; stnm,s s and etc., , '.''
% DagIv Barge line. 1 For coal and irayagy 27o
q +. Fitzwiian 4 Co., for book $50
25 A. VI. J. G. Dl, ont, n,se to Parish :24S4
26 Houma W. & L. Shop Repairs to au.l A. 97o
y T. P Guilry, Lumber for dreege Zoe B., 67>'
2s Harvey IIeber:, mdss furnished Zoe b. 1912
% Albert Vigu"rie. sending Miss Blanchard to e. H. 600
80 A: E Guidry, Watclman Zoe B, loo
81 ". Watkins Repairs jail, zoo
80 Oscar Toups Repairs to Court House and iil. 1900
33 W. Martin wood B., $500
~ Henry BoudreauX work Zoe b., 800
30 ?. Williams, Expenses Charity Hospital 800
36 5. Z. Railroad Freight on COTS LAG
81 H. c. Chauvin, Labor, material repair to jail l46
SO so Ed E 7avole care Of insane IN Parish JAIL oV"
10 West Pub Co., Louisiana Annual 225o
a - v Wm Moore Conveying Italian to G. H. 100
43 Mrs N: 4. Broomfed Nelson Jolpson's Funcal 1900
- = dlSt, WORK on zoe -, -oo
Is Aug. Babin Rep cells and locks in ial $3.50
10 Ed Boudreaux Pay roll Zoe B. 99o5
4I 30 Boudreaux Pay roll Zoe b., Feb. 7275
IS "a Boudreaux Pay roll Zoe B., March 164O
49 Ed. Boudreaux Paw roll Zoe r Anil 21245
50 j. J. CHAMPAGNE work on Zoe I, =. 1900
u w. Martin Wood for Zoe b. 2Ooo
' 'fN' I p;rrre 1880
% Anchor Supply Co.. Cots JAIL 66l2
81 Luke Bouireaux work On r s ,radge Pam 16S95
Houma T. W. & NJ Shon worl, an dra1oa l,oat 1915
DO Guidry & Duthu 2 mattresses 30
J. DuDont P,rc,,co q oe ,,,,ah ~. zo r
Total 1852 Sc
Respectfully submitted
F. E. Guidry. Chalrman
Luke BonteauN.
f Continued On Ninth Page)
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

July Committee is making headway it's
big celebration ona Several Of the mer
promised decorate floats for the which
Of the principal features of the while
automobile the Will
addition this the various fratenal orders have Informed the
committee that they be represented in the parade Each OF
with the possible exception OF Wo has
appropriated five dollars towards the OF the cee
baton which together with other contributions will amount to
about three hundred dollars.
Mr. r. B. Butler, who Baton Rouge attending the
of the Legislature states that the Hon. d. WALL who
the celebrated MckOWen trial and
ability, has accepted invitation deliver the
Fourth of July address
During coming week letters will be mailed to the families
Of the Parish requesting them to participate the oricatons
Each family will be asked to get basket the idea be-
have genuine old fashioned Fourth Of July With this
idea in the merchants of ouma will be asked to close dur
order the employees opportunity
out and enjoy themselves.
The Qualifications will be crowned with display bau
fireworks night To this large order fireworks
has been placed and will include fancy rockets candles
japanese bomts beautiful display rockets showers etc.
No fire crackers will be used committee will have charge Of
the fireworks display in order to accidents Of kind
IF all plans through the Fourth of July will be
bic occasion in Houma.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
Continued On Ninth Page)

ing furniture. fixtures, bank
books. vouchers and all neces-
sary supplies for the business. ih'
Bank will be opened for business
about the fifteenth Of July. Mt.
Thorpe is greatly pleased at the
number Of subscriptions received
during the past two weeks, ana
feels that the success Of the new
enterprise is now assured. 81
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
GOVERNOR SANDERS AND GOOD ROADS.

The good roads this Parish impetus
by Governor Sanders who delivered address the Court
House last Saturday before good sized audience Due
change date which there
large crowd would probably have attended had the meeting
off Sunday at first scheduled
The Governor spoke the subject Of Good Roads and his
address given close attention He spoke about hour dwell
ling the necessity of good roads, the history
the movement, and advocated a Statewide road
Although there who disagree with the Governor
plan for Statewide there very few who do appre
the necessity of better road system than have this
Parish and Governor Sanders Saturday speech has long
towards arousng greater interest the subject and will help
the for the beemen of road conditions Terebonne
Parish
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

Holma, La, June Sth, 1910.
The Police Jury Of Terrebonne
Parish met this day at the Court
House, in Houma, in regular ses-
sion. =~,
The Roll Call showed the fol
lowing members present J. c.
Dupont, President; F. E. Guidry,
Luke Boudreaux, X. st. Martin,
Julian LaBat, B. R. Shaffer. c. V
Moore, Ernest Ellender, L. S.
Boudreaux. g.#
Absent: None.
On motion duly seconded and
carried the reading of the min
ntcs Of the previous meeting were
dispensed with.
Mr.. W. G. Hatch having been
To the Hon. President and Mem
We, your Finance Committe
following bills from No. l to Nc
sum Of $3572.86 and requestoan
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

dlly elected and qualified as Po-
lice Juror of the 9th ward pre-
sented his credentials and was
duly installed as a member of this
body,
On motion. Of B. r. Shaffer.
seconded by L. S. Bol1dreaux, the
report Of the Finance Committee
was accepted; and the following
appropriation was made
It is moved and seconded that
an appropriation of $3,572.86 be
made out of the General Fund to
pay the claims approved by the
Finance Committee. The Roll
was called and all members voting
for said appropriation, same was
carried
Houma, La, June 7th, 1910.
ers of the Police Jury.
have examined and approved the
81, inclusive, aggregating the
ppropriation to pay the same.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
BANKING AS
ISOLATION AND SAVINGS
BANK.

Mr., H. NJ. Bourg, President,
and Mr.. }. H. Thorpe, Cashier,
Of the Terrebonne Banking Asso-
clation and Savings Bank; the
new bank organized here, went to
New Orleans this week and pur-
chased bank furnishings inelud-
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
Vaudeville at Luna Negro Horse Thief Arrested At
Park Flora Plantation

BY far the best vaudeville paEs
formance that has vet been put
on at the popular Wonderland
was seen there this week. Hyde
and Raymond being the attrac-
tions. These two belong to a
higher class OF performers than
A,ave thus, far PLAYED on the local
Vaudeville stag ge. They viii be
seen at the Luna Park ,t<-niglt
and those who choose to go will
not regret the price Of admission.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

Last Sunday Constable Oliver
Olivier arrested a negro by the
name of Willie Henderson at
Flora Plantation who is wanted
III Latourchr Parish for stealing
a horse from Sheriff Jim Berry.
Constable Olivier discovered that
the negro was on Flora P|anta-
tlon, ".n-l .n.nt~+ +ha,n Sunday for
@rfrr p,r pose of arrcsting him.
When the negro saw Constable
Olivier coming towards him, he
ran into the field. Constable
Olivier, who was on horsebarIl.
called to the negro to halt. bur
the negro kept on running, when
the constable drew his pisto tol and
shot at the negro, the bullet graz
ing his head The negro fell to
the ground, and when the officer
came upon him his head w;ls GOV
cred with blood He wa.s not
seriously shot, however. and was
brought to IIouma, Monday, and
lodged in jail to await the arriv-
al Of the Thibodaux officers to
take him back to Lafourchc Par
isE. Henderson stole horse
from the plantation owned by Mr..
Jim Berry.
An Italian was arrested on low
er Bayou Black this week by Con-
stable Willie Ross. of Gibson. for
assault and battery and brought
to IIouma. He is now in the Par
iSh Jail
The splendid work of Chamber
lain Is Stomach and Liver Tab
lets is daily coming to light. No
such grand remedy for liver and
bowel troubles was ever snown
before. Thousands bless them
for curing constipation, sick head
ache, biliousness, jaundice and i'll
digestion. Sold by all druggist.
LOST.
A check of U. 8. Tree uccr for
$36, pension fer quarter ending
May 4, 1910, with quarter vouch-
er No. 31047641 ending August 4,
1910. Check not endorsed. Finder
of same will be rewarded by re-
turning same to the Houma Post
Office.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
George Nixon.

4 touch Of rheumatism, or a
twingc of neuralgia, whatev er the
trouble is, Chamberlain s Lini-
mcnt drives away the pa in at
once and cures the complaint
quickly. First application gives
relief. Sold by all druggist 5.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11
FOR SALE.

w 0kA00.
Three large white Plym mouth
Rock roosters, One dollar each.
Nine females and one male ma.
tured Rose Comb Brown Leg
horns. Fine strain. $11.0O.
Brown Leghsrn chicks 3 weeks
old 1Oc each, 2 months old 2Octs.
each.
Easton Duval.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

dlltl nay illolll itlIlS tllt HttId'
tons. These two belong to ;
higher class OF performers thar
'~l,ave thus,far PLAYED on the Ioca
vaudevillea sta They will b,
seen at the Luna Park to niglt
and those who choose to go vii
not regret the price of admission
DEATHS.
Aristile J. Guidry. an old Con
federate soldier and one Of the
most respected citizens OF his
community, died this week at his
home on Little Caillou. surround
ed by his wife and children Of
whom there are ten.
Deceased was native Of La
follrchc Parish, though has lived
in this Parish for the last sixty
wears. He died in his seventy
third year.
Last Wednesday morning. whel
the shadows of night were being
,lisprlIrd before the light OF day,
the soul of Lillian Theodotia
Aitkcns burst its prison walls and
went out INTO the light of a bet
ter and brighter day beyond the
realms of mortality. Surrounded
bv her dear ones, just at the
dawn of day when all the world
was awakening, her eyes closed
in eternal sleep. Her death fol
lowed Il struggle Of nearly two
weeks against typhoid fever. me
deceased was one OF the most pop
ular young ladies OF this town.
and to the great number OF per-
sons here who claimed her as a
friend her death will bring >or-
row and grief. She is survived
bv a father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Aitkens; by five
brothers: f. A. Aitkens, }. >.
Aitkens. II. r. AitkenS and Il. l..
Aitkens and X. l.. AltkenS
and four sisters: Mary Alice
Irene and Myrtle Altken>, to
all Of whom the sincere synpa-
thv Of the Courier is extended.
Miss Aitkens died III her 10Th
wear The funeral took place
Thursday. June II, 1910, at the
ST. Francis de- Sales Catho''r
Church.
DIED: At the residence of her
parents in Houma, La, Monday.
June 7th, 1910, Elise Martha Mar
o,ette, infant daughter OF Nr:
and Mrs. Henry Marquette, aged
ten months and eight days. Fun
eraI took place Tuesday evening
at St. Francis de Sales Catholic
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marquette
desire to express their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and neigh
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marquette
desire to express their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and neigh
bors for their kindly aid and sym
pathy during the illness OF their
little child. and during the houl
of sorrow. :
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1910-06-11

have and approved the books,
report F. X Bourg Parish Treasurer. and finding them
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07
MOB RULES The TOWN
Strikers at MI. Vernon, H., Car
Works Are Violent.

Two thousand striking workmen
from the Mount Vernon. IN. car works
had practical control OF the town for
several days The plant was damages
with dynamite twice and force Of
workmen imported from Pittsburg to
take the places OF the strikers has
been driven from town.
The construction company. which Is
erecting an addition 10 the car plant.
has offered reward Of $4,000 for the
arrest and conviction % the dynRmi.
tRrdS
The strike breakers were beaten
and booted After working lees than
an hour. surrounded by an armed
guard. they we're hurried out Of town
when the strikers sent word that they
intended 70 attack the plant. The
strike followed a wRlkout % rnoiders
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

d J smith. who hes o wife and sew
ersl children "a Chicago. was killed AZ
Laporte Ind. while trying to save sey.
eral school children from death lie
was tlecirocu'ed by a live wire near
which the YOUNGSTERS were playing
m and despondent Harry Dahl a
Chicago carpenter turned on tire gss
in his home al 1858 North Lawndale
avenue. killing himself and his two
Sons. Lawrence. aged seven and Wal.
ter. six years old
Because Of her t-ifing mistake IN
her repor, 70 a census enumerator.
over which she feared arrest Mrs.
Julius v Clifton. Of Indianapolis. for
ty-one years old. committed suicide by
hanging
William n. StebllnE was found dead
lying across the grave OF his mother
In a Chicaro cemetery. A bullet hole
through hts temple and revolver ~
Ing near BY showed the cause Of death.
Playing tn bed with her baby as q
happy mother does. Mrs Ida May
Crockett % Cincinnati snddenly Sc
cured a revolver from under her pillow
and fred a bullet into Der owa brain
Mrs Ye,ta Friedman, Of PhIladel-
phia- sever years old. was killed by
an explosion % what IS believed 20 BE
dynamite II the stove al her hone IN
South Randolph sf~crf
''Freddy Train. Chicago levee sa-
loon proprietor. and often called the
prince ~ fhe red light district. com
mitted suicide by hanging himself In
the Lexington hotel
Little Wong. the proprietor % a CHI
caro- chop Sney restaurant was stab
bel and killed BY Leroy Howard n q
quarrel over he price % meal
Former rudEe " c. Ben az Har-
rcdsburg Ky was KILLED rcar SEATTLE
in = coinsi between an lnterurnAn
ca and a coal car
Two men acre struck and Killed By
nghtning on The farm % Benjamin
Pore. near Acton. Mass. While on top
OF a windmill
one circus employe wac killed ard
another fatally injured as The result %
an cutbrcsk OF an elephant Il Mari
eta. Ohio
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07
MISSIONARY CONGRESS
Four thousand Delegates AS
sembIe in Chicago.

More than four thousand delegates.
composed 81 prominent business men,
statesmen. distinguished visitors from
abroad and men in almost all walks
Of life. are gathered in Chicago in al.
tendance az the mems national mis-.
sionary congress
The ayow u purpose OF the organiza-
ton. which has become a worldwide
movement. is 10 unite the missionaries
OF the different denominations and
"christianize the world during the
present century"
Former Vice President Fairbanks.
former Governor Folk. OF Missouri.
and former Governor Hanly OF Indi.
ana. Lord William Cecil OF England.
brother OF the earl OF Salisbury. and
Prince T. II. Yum q Korea. are among
the distinguished visitors and dele
gates 20 the congress.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07

Fox eres, Looklrc fer oil. Make valu-
able Coal Find.

AlIllersburg. Mich, May 5.--A vein
Of coal. called camel coal by those
who profess 10 know. has been dis
covered three miles north Of onaway
By FoxBros.. & that city. A shaft Is
now being sunk to the vein. which IS
reported 10 be FIVE feet in thickness
and about IS feet below the surface.
Fox Bros. have been prospecting for
over a year and had drilled a test
well II inches In diameter and 500
feet deep. II was understood they
were looking for oil. The coal which
they have found IS highly infammahle
and a piece of Il can be set on FIRE
with match and will burn steadily
until consumed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07
PUBLISHERS ELECT OFFICERS
American Newspaper Association Sc
leets old Men for Ensuing Year.

The American Newspaper Publish.
ers association at its annual meeting
at the Waldorf Astoria In New York
elected the4e officers.
President Herman Ridder Of the
New York Staats zeitung. vice presi-
dent. Bruce Haldeman. Of the Louis
vile CourierJournai; secretary. Fl.
bert II. BAKER. OF the Cleveland Plain.
dealer: treasurer. William J PAttison.
OF the New York Evening Post: direc.
tors. y W Brown. of the Indianapolis
News r. Glass, 81 the Montgomery
Advertiser g Eamlin, o. the New
York Tribune. and G " Knapp. OF the
ST Louis Republic All Of these on.
fcers served last year. the entire tick.
ei being reelected without opposition
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07
ALL NEW OFFICERS BUT ONE
HlllsdaIs Mayors Appointments Cause
ZIG Surprise.

Hillsdale Mich. May o. Many pco.
PIE were surprised 10 learn Of the ap.
pointments made by Hillsdale's new
mayor. A. l. Guernsey
Miles T Davis is the city attorney.
Ex-Register OF Deeds C. II Roy. mar.
shall ard street commissioner: Man.
sger r H. WEIGH. OF the Hillsdsle
Shoe company. police chief. George
H. Gordon, fire chief; Fred Englehard
member OF cemetery board w * Pul.
len. tree and orchard inspector: r. A.
Lester. night wstchmsn and police.
man. Hiram Black was reappointed
on the board OF public works All
other names are new 10 city Offices,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07
AER0PLANE OVER wARsHIPs
Fleet o. British Sea Fighters Has a
Novel Experience.

The large feet q British var.
shlpe anchored OF sheernesA England.
had a novel experience when an aero
plane from the Aero club aviation
grounds a. East Church suddenly ap-
peared out o. The haze and maneD-
vered over the vesseis ~ various
heights
After making q delibeyrts recon-
Doisance the serial crzft disappeareo
from view. The aeropiane IL q Wright
model and was piloted by Cecil Grace
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07
SPORnEG AFFAIRS

Ter RicArds has deposited $4,000 IN
the Metropolitan hank az San Fraa-
cisco a. the second inssailnent az the
siei 900 nght purse in The heavywegh;
battle between JeHries and johnson
which viii iAke place AZ The Emery
vile rae track o. July The rest
Of the purse. $4,000. will - deposited
furty-eight hours before the EGAt A
picture o. he pile - 800 80 gold
pieces vss taken
A nv Swimming pool under course
% construction AZ Rlvervtew para az
ChicsFo vii 70 one % The largest a-si.
ncial tanks % the vorld. II win hs
800 feet long and sca feet Woe. and
viii be Constructed thruuEhOut % CO..
crete
Physicians IN ATTENDANCE % ycAr
Brush. The New York Giants ovner.
Who has been M In san Antouio. Tex
Dearly two mooihe have infCrucd
Brush be could not possibly live nore
than thirty DAYS.
Frank &C 4 and Zhysrko. The Polish
ant have signed articies to wreSsia
he worlds championship az re
a'fe Sol ban park on IRE afyernccn
81 Nay 90 Decoration Day
Orrie Overall. the pitcher. ard John
Evers. the second haseman of ire
Cuts. have the automobile fever Rad
and spend al their SPARE tine IN Loo
Ing over the machineA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07
DEMOCRATS SELECT
KERN FOR SENATOR
Proceedings Of The State Con.
VentIOn at Indianapolis.

John w. Kern received Endorsement
OF the Indiana Democratic conven-
ton for nomination for United Statee
Senator on the third ballot. John 4.
Lamb Withdrawing and throwing his
2sS votes 10 Kern. giving him 995.
Amid exciting scenes Governor
Marshal's Plan 20 have the convention
indorse candidates for the United
States senate was carried by a vote OF
SSsH 10 S5Sis.
The names Of ten candidates were
presented when nominations for Unit.
ed States senator were asked for, and
are as follows: v. c. Menxles. Mt.
Vernon: Robert " Myers. Blooming.
ton. Joseph n shea Seymour: L.
Ernest Slack. Franklin. John r. lamb.
Terre Hsute. Thomas Taggart, Indi-
annapolis; Lawrence Becker. Ham
mond Daniel ". Simms. lafayette:
Edward G. Hoffman. Fort Wayne:
John A Adair. Portland
The platform adopted threw few
boquets a, the party and little inter
est was manifested In any except the
tariff and liquor planks. both OF which
the Republicans lodged in their plat
form. The planks on these subjects
adopted were as follows:
I'VE denounce the Payne Aldrich
tariff act as a masterpiece OF injus.
tiee involving eNactions from the
many 10 enrich the few. through the
trusts and monopoiies which Il fosters.
1--WE condemn the cowardice OF the
Republican party In Indiana in failing
TO meet the issues in fai- and manly
way that by Endorsement Il com
mends President Taft, who approved
the Payne~Aldrich tariff law. and in
the same resolutions oommends Sen
ator Beveridge. who voted against the
same measure for his courage in op-
posing such tariff law President
Taft has Endorsed Cannon and Aid.
rich We submit 10 the people whether
relief may be expected from a party
standing FOR Taft. Aldrich. Cannon and
Beveridge All az the same time.
We recognize the rights OF the poo
pie ~ the state 10 settle the question
as 20 whether intoxicating liquors
shah be sold in their respective com
muniiies and 10 that end we favor the
amendment and notifications OF the
present lscol option law SO as 10 make
Incorporated cities. townships and the
territory in townships outside OF such
cities the units OF election. but such
amendment and notifications shall be
SO drawn as not 10 affect and 70 pre-
serve the remonstrance laws OF the
state: provided that territory dry un.
der the present option law shall re
main so for two years from the date
Of such election"
The convention nominated the fol-
lowing state ticket: Lew G. Elling-
ham. Decatur. secretary OF state: W
II. O'Brien. LAwrenceburg. auditor;
w X volmer. vincennes. state treas
urer; Thomas Honan. Seymour. attor
ney general. J Fred France Hunting.
ton. clerk Of the supreme court: Rob
ert J Alley. Indianapolis. state super.
intendent q instruction Douglas
Narsh Of Rushville and Charles +
Fox Of INDIANAPOLIS were nominated
for the supreme bench
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-07
O'BRlEN WINS FROM SCHRECk
Philadelphia Fighter Lands a, Will
sehreck Severely Punished.

At Lexington. Ky. ~PhiiadeL
phia lack" o'Brien Won the decision
over Mike Schreck. OF Cincinnati. here
in a ten-round bout. and while the for
meT did not score a knockout. be
clearly outpointed bis opponent ana
BIT three times 70 schreeks ore.
o'Bricn drew blood In the fourth
roand and the rect OF the fight Schreek
bled freely from several gSshes on his
face and body. and for four rounds
his left eye was closed and the PHI
sdciphia man hammered him az win.