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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-12

BY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
- dated The asth day OF September 1871, in
sisned trustee certain real estate in the city OF
Roauokc, Va. therein described in trust 10 secnre
10 a. Meacham the payment OF the sum of
S'5o, evidenced ny three negotiable notes therein
set ont and whereas default has been made In
the payment OF the last two notes therein men
holder thereof shall On sATU 81 1s TIE HIS
ilTli OF NOVEMBER, 1893. in front OF the
courthouse In the city OF Roanoke, Va, at ls
O'Clock m proceed To sell ut public aucti n to
the highest bidder NIL OF that certain lot or par.
follows: -
Beginning at u point on the south side OF raze.
vel street '6 feet west of WI cat street, thence
south 10 de grces Ii minutes iSO15 feet 10 an
nley' thence along said alley south 81 degrees Is
minutes west 3l.5 feet TO point on same thence
north 10 degrees - minutes west 1870 feet TO
lhHewe'l street. thence with TnZewell street
north II degrees Is minutes east Al feet to the
place of beginning
This lot has on 1t II comfortable six room
dwelling. In good repair, and Is located within a
few minutes walk OF the Roanoke Machine
Works aud in desirable neiehborhood. This
$l]iO, evidenced by forty ght notes OF $40 each
with interest ON each note from December 1,
ISM until paid, first OF which notes became due
ana pa. able on the irst day OF April, iSIa3 and
one OF said notes maturing on the first day OF
each month thereafter for forty seven consecu,
tive months, the same being executed by Geo T.
Moore to the Virginia heal Estate md Investment
Company, and secured by deed Of trust on the
- trustee. and of record In tho clerks
office, Hastings Court, city OF Roanoke The
move property was sold by me on Monday, oc-
tobcr 9Th, 1888, for sal T. to Mrs Z IL Baugh-
man, nut she having failed Ia comply with terms
u sale the same will be re-old nj her risk
November II, 1893
TERMS: cash As 10 tho sum OF $55360 and
cost OF executing this trust and the obligation
by the purchaser to pay on and discharge the said
prior lien 81 ITO aid Interest, and the balance.
II any, PAYABLE IN one and two years after date
OF sale with interest from date and secured ny
deed OF trust on the property sold 4 cash de
post OF 81, will lie reqnlted when the property
Is soln, and II not inside Thin 10 minutes there
alter II will be immediately rrsold.
10 10 tbs w. II. TINSIEY Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-12
. asas zzs
AeARN~, GARDEN
9S 49,
THE BEST BREED.

looking Mt Poultry From the Standpoint
of Market PouItryman.
Who will satisfactorily and with gem
eral appreciation state which is the best
breed? From farmers standpoint there
is no such thing rs best breed, for when
beauty and oddity are taken into ac-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-12

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
described parcel of land. situated i'm the civ
oil OAK noanSss Va: Beginning at point on the east
s.dc OK Roanoke street Isl. feet south OF spruce
street. ss thence south Sd degrees 30 minute, cast
utes west % feet to an alley; thence with said
1ley porth 81 degrees 81 minutes west $50 feet to
noaroSc street, thence with Roanoke street
n ,,n grecs % minutes east rs feet to the
place of beginning. ~
ap by Yirtme OF certain deed of trust from W. j.
anu St L; biair IT., to the undersigned trust G.
sateu the nth day OF DC ODER, 1890 and recorded
III tne CLERK Office OF the city of Roanoke in
Geea oooE ~ page q, for the purpose OF securing
snnrIcs ~ Eddy the payment OF the su;n OF
SS.,WV evidenced by two ncgot liable notes of even
datc Herewith for sl,tOo each payable In one and
t INV year year win interest from date Default hay
ha g pcep h INSIDE In the payment OF said otes and
n,aNing occn required so to do by the holder OF
sne Fans, ! shall, on THE isTii LAY OF
NV EMbER, AT 1920 T.. NJ, III front OF the
eourt mouse IN the city OF Roanoke, Va offer for
sure .ne premises above described
-IhhMS OF SALE: Cash "a to the costs OF sale
a s tne sum or $4,000, subject howeve-, to the
ao'lowinS credits: $500 as OF March ~ ISM; 500,
rs OF February II, .Sg3, and $3.50 rs OF February
% is5; aud NJ To the residue upon n credit OF one
ana Two years from the day OF sale with intercs.
from said date, which said deferred payments are
10 DC secured by deed OF trust upon the premises
conveyed lI'CIAN NJ CbCE J: rIi-rs,a
l0-l1-tds ''S'-N'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-12
TRUSTEES SALES.

r mmm, with Norfolk avenue south 10 degree. 30
degrees 30 II inutes west 1888 feet 70 n min,
s ro north degrees east li2a feet to the be-
E.n"ins; containing 1929 square feet more or
saIJ any oclhg tho same land conveyed to the
s sn5 :, j.. vi. starkcy, j. NJ Watts, H. il Greider
Spu ID. l.. Greidcr by deed from r. X Rice. dated
september 10th, 1892 49, Ne' ""'''
o, tEhMS: There will be required each cnoue
~ pay All cost OF executing this trust and tho
sH,a note OF $500, due September 10TH 1898 and
mo equal Instruments OF twelve and eighteen
months respectively from date OF sale deferred
10 DC evidenced by the negotiable notes OF the
purchaser secured by deed OF trust on tine
2 81 tbs s, -,
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! have sold the above described property and
otht parties have this note To pay
10 ids i r. LEVY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07
MAYNARD THE ISSUE.
The State Campaign in New
York Now i'm Progress.
FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPT JUDGE.


srsAcrsE, y. Y. Oct e.-The state Re
publican convention met tocay. T. W.
cuIlinan. Of 0swego. was appointed tenn
po-aEy chairman and in his speech of &C
esptanee. eoafrssted the administration Of
Harrison with the present administration
10 the detrsnent Of the latter. The speak
er's references 70 Mckinley brought ont
significant rounds OF applause. and the
grest Ohioan was given three cheers.
while one delegate shouted: Hell be our
next president. too"
Hon. Channcey NJ. Depew spoke He
referred 10 the resumption OF labor at
closed factories. "but." he added. wages
are cut" He declared that in one year Of
Democratic rule labor nad lost in wages q
large percentage Of the benefits assured TO
them in the twenty-five years Of Repub-
lican administration. He demanded that
the ship of state. now drifting on the
rocks of bankruptcy and distress. be en-
trusted 10 the Republican crew again for
safe piIotage
Judge Frank Brundage. of Erie county.
was reported for permanent chairman and
after his speech nominations for the court
OF appeals jadgeship were made, these
names being presented: Judge William
Rnmsey, Of Bath: Edward T. Bartlett. of
New York, and John Sabine Smith A
ballot was had and Bartlett chosen by this
vote: Bartlett 5ssIa. Rumsey 81, Smith 50.
The committee on resolutions next pre-
scented its report. The platform starts out
with this sentence: The time has come
10 rescue the state of New York from the
despotie control of an utterly selfish and
personal machine. ALI are invited to join
the Republican party 10 effect reform"
Then follows recitation of Judge
Maynard's action in the election of
1851 and a denuneiation of what he did
and what his party was enabled to do
as result. The reaprortionmenta and sub
sequent legislation in the Democratic
house and senate is analysed and con-
demned. Among its pledges the platform
promises TO prevent prostitution of the
ballot, burglary of the ballot box and
larceny Of election returns. The principles
ofthe Minneapolis platform are Reimbursed
and the present industrial uncertainty
is attributed 10 fear of the indiscri inmate
reduction of the tariff duties now in
progress at Washington City. The only
reference TO silver is embodied in clause
commenting the Republican senators
and representatives. in congress for adher-
enee to the cause of sound money and .
stable currency"
Nominations being resumed, Capt. John
Palmer, ex-commander-in-chie of the G.
A. T., of Albany, was nominated by ac-
ciamation for secretary of state. James
Roberts, of Buffalo. also by reclamation,
was named for comptroller; Addison Col
win. of Warren county. was nominated for
state treasurer; Theodore Han cock, of
Syracuse, was nominated for attorney
general. and the ticket concluded by piac.
ing Campbell w. Adams. of Oneida, in
nomination for state engineer. The con-
stitutionai convention delegation is
headed by Joseph IL. Choate, of New
York. A new state committee was named
and the convention adjourned sine die.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07
BREvITIES,
St Joha's Lodge tonight See page 9.

St johns Lodge tonight See page6
A telegram received yesterday from Detroit
announced the sudden death of Lyman Thaver.
father of Mrs Charles II. Black, OF this city.
ar. Black was with him at the time OF his
death. bu. Mrs. Black 10 a, home here
The fire apparatus was called out at O'Clock
yesterday morning by an alarm from box 6s TO
exiinguish small fire in William b. Coxe's
drug store, on south Thi.d street, near King
The damage was about So, with no insurance
The i've British Columbia indians who were
arrested for stealing Louis casbaum's heuse.
hold goods. were discharged from custody yes
terday by Justice Caldwell, the evidence show.
Ing that the ignorant fellows believed the goods
had been thrown away.
The remains OF Hartley r. Cook, the nrinter's
apprentice who killed himself. will be buried
IN Lake View cemetery at time set some time
today The local typographical union will not
assist In dsirayiug the funeral expenses other
wise than by voluntary contributions
f. @. Brooks, the morphine fieud who re
Gently forged DR. c. 4. Smiths name. aud on
the same day stole some books from From,
street store, ia.t evening stole pair shoes from
+. III. Lacy Sons store. ei2 Front street Lieut.
Osborn arrested him with the shoes in his Dos.
session.
samuel Wood, accompanied NY Attorney & Fl.
Piles, walked into Justice Humphreys court
yesterday to surrender bimse.f in connection
with charge OF petit larceny, preferred by
Thomas Anderson, Yakima street grocer
Wood worked for Anderson as a clerk aud il h.
alleged by his former employer tina. he took
from the store a box OF miscellaneous groceries
the ysiue of which amounted TO S. 50 Justice
Humphrey accepted $50 cash bail Tor Wood a
appearance ocsOeer u The defendant asserts
that &c will DC able - prove his innocence
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rary organization was made permanent
Chairman Lockwood then called for the
report OF the committee on resolutions.
which was read. After dealing with state
Issues. the platform says.
The transfer oil the legislative and ex-
eeative branches OF .he Federal govern
ihent to the Democratic party was none
too soon TO correct. even if too late "a
avert. widespread distress caused bv nm
sound. ptafocratte Republican legislation.
o Ferea! anstss. unjust laws Of Reuuh-
fcau origin the Democratic party "a
pledged. anu may safely be trusted Ia re-
construct our currency aud tax laws in ar-
coTstsnce stta popular needs and sound
political principles. Recent events have
emphasized and confirmed the utterances
% the Democratic platforms OF lS4l and
i.1 and the Democratic national platform
81 last year in deuouncing the
sherman lAw providing for the ro,a
palsory purchase and storage of sii.
yer bullion. and in reiteratinr
tiat condemnation We again demand the
speedy, unconditional repeat OF the laxs
obnoxious provisions. The pfatForn,
further tavors liberal provisions for al
disabled Union soldiers widows an :
dependents. congratu.ates Cleveland on
the suspieioas .Aginnlnx of lis admins
tFat2os. pied gesVlsa earnest sys puort in a
las efforts 10 secure the enactment -
3AsmocFatlc measures anu carrying out Of
democratic policies. ana especially ar
proves his patriotic action IL coavenIn-
congress II extra session"
The calling Of a slate constitutional con-
Venton for next year TO provide for
woman suffrage sAs recommended.
heiere proceeding 10 nominations Mrs
Lille lsevereaax hlass wax accorded the
privilege of The stage 10 present the Claim
"; s7'nan for representation in the Goa
stt4itona. convention. aud Mrs. : Wash
5Hg;9o. representative Of the Womaa's
'aFlstaa Temperance Union, xas AlIosed
10 address 'ae convention on the theme Of
Temperance
are Io.so~sng ticket vas then uosai-
hA'Si, Secretary 81 state CorimeYer Of
taseBs county; c9sapfro1ler. Frank Camp
"s5' Fe0n5aiaaie5, treasurer. Hugh DafFv
q cortland county: announcement. :
y, h@sesla.e, ~ Albany. rennn,inatesi ,
state surveyor. Martin Schsuek. rsnonai-
naiea : associate judge Of the court Of ap-
peafs. l. II. Maynard. nos filing that
place y appointment. Nayuar,las nonn5-
nation caused considerable Opposition OF.
the ground thai his record was not clear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07
WARM SOUTH AFRICA
England to Advance on the
King of Matabeleland.
LosENoulA HAS A BIG ARMY.
GIadssons Compelled 10 -Act-The sultaa
81 Morocco Urging the Tribes
Not 10 Fight Spain.

Ioypoy, Oct. 6.-Sir Henry Locke, high
commissioner and commander-in-chief of
Cape Colony, has autographed to the colo
NAL office confirming the news received
here regarding the Mafabele outbreak. The
news caused the greatest excitement here.
aud it Is suggested to the members of
the governm ent that energetic action
Is expected. IS the people are growing
angry at the apparent GOODNESS
Of Gladsfone's ministerial associates.
This evening it was announced that the
Marquis Of Ripon, secretary of state for
the colonies, had sent a dispatch notifying
the officials to consider the affair at Shas-
tos as a hostility against Great Britain
which justified declaration of war against
King Lobengula. OF Matabeseland. The
announcement created the greatest excite
ment at the clubs. hotels and theaters.
where Engiand's latest little war" is be-
ing discussed tonight.
CAPE TowS, Oct IA dispatch from
the front says the Matabeles attacked
petrol of Bechuanaland police near Shas-
tos. The attack was replied to, and after
a sharp skirmish the Matabeles fled to the
hush. The affair derives importance from
the fact that it is directed against the
imperial forces which are protecting
Chief Khama. and also indicates
that King Lobengula intends to at
tack Tati and the country under
government control. The police will be
strongly reinforced by khama's warriors,
and some severe fighting is anticipated.
An official communication is received
saying that q decided force of i'm
perial troops has been sent to oc-
cupy Tati as soon as possible. Volun-
teers. well armed and mounted. are flock
ing from all parts of the colony to Forts
Victoria, Carter and Tati. and news of an
encounter between the Matabeies and the
colonists is expected at any moment The
colonsts are few in number. though well
armed. bat they will find it no easy matter
TO cope with the Matabele warriors. The
population of Matabele is about 800, 600
and every male OF age is a soldier.
LONDON. Oct. 6-The government an
nounces that the Matabeies firing on the
police justifies declaration os war against
King Lobengula.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07
The War i'm Morocco.

MADRID. Oct. 6-Cable communication
with Mellila is interrupted. No news was
received from there this evening. The
Spanish fleet now engaged In maneuvers
off Santa Pola will make Algiciras the base
of operations should events at Mellila re-
quire its services. Only one brigade
of troops is going to Mellila at present
The remainder of the army corps will be
held in readiness for conveyance TO Meliila
or elsewhere in Morocco, should the sultan
fail to promptly satisfy the demands of
Spain for reparation. Advices have been
received that the agents of the sultan are
pressing the Arab chiefs to desist from
hostiiities. In consequence some of the
tribes are returning home.
Spain announces that she will maintain the
status quo In Africa. but the building of the
forts in Morocco wilt be energetically pushed to
completion, and any aggression on the part of
the Moors will be punished. Spain will also de-
mand full repa.ation from the sultan for the
outrage at MelIfIa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07
CRIMINAL sEwa

fortHrnese nssnea Al Roger. SIZE. nj.
49,. .sAsa mistress. Alice Tfsare t.ses ana in.
-. - several serious wounds with tie bast Of
g - .sVosssr Friday morning =. stockton. Cal
ash Natsd himself. The girl viii die.
= area burglars we're discovered by the police
:, - .as ass OF robblng store st Grsnd I.l.nd.
fatroiiaan Jehn Smith vss shot in tie leg .ns
-ss % ne Burglars. name unknown, Killed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

SAN FRAsctsCo, Oct. g. The Anglo. Ne.
vada Assurance Corporation has filed ne
;ition in the superior court for dissoIg.
ton. The company waS Incorporated
in 1855 with s2.oo. 90 capital stock
In iSai the stock Was reduced - S5ss1. 40.
and last year to saso.eea. The Loadon and
Lancashire and Caledonia companies have
reinsured their policy holders.
ToRaNra. Oct. THE wholesale shos
Arm of Cooper s Smith assigned tosfsx
The total indebtedness amoaHts - Ss47
COZ. This morning Laugh & Livingstone
real estate dealers. assigned. wi.H aahili.
lies amounting 10 OYER SO. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

:. 'asa last PEARS isvy. yalsz-
nave. however. BEEN reduced and
- VII % no heavier than last rear.
year ZOO acres we're adaed TO the
esssd property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07
A Canadian Minister Comiur.

Hon. George T.. Foster, finance minister
OF the Dominion OF Canada. is expected
here in day or two from British Column
bia with party of friends. He is travel
ing in the private car of Hon. Collingwood
Schneider. deputy minister and chief Ell
gineer of the department of railways and
canals. and will come over the Lake Shore
road from Sumas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

SARATOGA, Oct. The Democratic state
convention reassembied this morning.
The report of the committee on contested
seats in every case seated the anti-Cleve-
land contestants except one. on which the
delegation was evenly divided The re-
port was adopted $40 to 81 The tempo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

lsfik, Oct e--FSpeclslI The Cover
caused the following pzoclana-
cTATE or WasHrxsrox.
EXECUTIVE DRPssrsExT.
i OLYMPIA. Ocs. 5, lac
reward Of 500 In hersby offered for
aeprehsnsson and conviction Of the
81 or persous who murdered Mrs
9 r. Feftsng IN South Seattle. state
asnInTton- between the hours og !
- .. "a, September 1, and 1 O'Clock
"a september S. isB.
81 H McSnAw.
s4sosern0r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

The boy who hit Adelph Ninch With =
sgingshot IN North Seattle the 0ther day
has been discovered by Prof q. = Ioae<
of the Denny school. among h5s parlls.
Mr.. jones required the hoy - make an
apology 10 Mr.. NIneh. y ho accepted IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

rr-rs - :. Oct 6-IspeeiaL Rev T. p Dill
- .hoss snsssmiy esn1uct several monte.
--s. 1h lazy members Of the eoa-
eszs--a o. the First Presbyterian
tse ,s..ss sasea mach troahie. has b~sa tad by
=. $3.50 o. fhs church snat tAey do DOT de-
- has oeeupaney Of their pulr,s, any longer
- - p Gao hssp. and have .ppsssss 70 ths
F~sJI sfy OF OREGON % rernns. hIrn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07
REPUBLICANS NAME GARY.
The Chicago Anarchists VIII All vot
the Democratic Ticket.

the Democratic Ticket.
CHICAGO, Oct. Judge Gary, who pre-
sided at the trial of the Haymarket an
archists. was today placed at the head OF
the Republican judicial ticket by the county
convention for reelection. The Democratic
convention some days ago declined to in
dorse him, and instead named for the
place Ewing osgood Brown, who took a
prominent part in the movement for the
pardon of Fielding. Schwab and Neebe.
Gary's nomination was by acclamation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

Sorru BEsn. oct. g special 7--E'.esf1s
eounty's tx levy has been Gxssi tsy tba
county commissioners at Ia laass "a.
county purposes, beias segregated "A
follows: General fund. =. .alllS. sea-
eral school fund. mills: roads. -
n.lis; bridges. = mills TIE state tsx
Ii -. mills. making n total Of u nils
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

President crespo, of Venezusls, has resigned
and been succeeded by President Alvarez.
Returns received from various viticultural
societies OF France show that the vine crop of
the country for the year amounted to 81. 00o, 900
hectoliters
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there will be joint meeting of the
sAaiaHs eommitsse snd the advisory board 10
ssas.aer ths estimstes for next year aud 70 de-
sefaslns the tan levy for the eisy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

Judge Charles u. Long. Of the Michigan SUI
pFemc court has brought suit 10 compel Com
missioner Locaren to pay his pension. which
was suspended illegally. Long ela!us
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

bunch under one ear
which the doctor iaHeed and 10 discharged for
seine us}e We then began giving him Hoods
SagSa paTllta aaa the sore healed up. His cure
- due - HOODS SARsaPAR1LIA.
~" h4S never been very robust. hut now seems
healthy ard daily growing stronger" :
HOODS PILLS do not weaken. bat all
4--.as-.t.r ALL. arrs
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ScrofuIa

u TIT MT ks
The following is from
Mrs. J. w. Tillbrook.
wife Of the Mayor of Nc
keesport. Penn:
" My little boy Willie.
now six years Old, two
years ago had a serofula
AA aA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

pr. tsexer's eeEserztsd sanitary shirts asa
eassrs. e each totsy. HyzEs. f2asoa 4 &C.
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WAYS serssst siasea shirts sE4 drawers - 81
q tzyssay. Hsa2as. rsaxo2 : "a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-11-23
CHILD MURDER.

A Baby rlaced In Boiling Water ana Ats
DcRd Body hurled In the Yard.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. l7.-At ; o'clock
Thursday morning Detective Granger
arrested Hattie Smith, keeper Of Il no.
torious resort. and placed her in the
county iail. She is charged with muir
dering the child Of Kittie Harris
It is alleged that the baby was killed
bv nouriny hot water over it and tho
5odv buried in the back yard. Hattie
smiths mother was arrested. as well as
two inmates of the place. The confes-
sion of Kittie Harris duplicates wen
known doctor 1t was in che Smith
den that Jessie Howard met her death
q few days ago.
K;ttie Harris is little woman and
bears the impress Of hard life on her
face When asked to tell all she knew
,ba shuddcrcd and said: II dare not.
oh, il WAS awful. 1t moancd SO, ana
M. rirl hid her face in her hands.
She added ferccly: ION, this me IL
= hid known She was going to Kill my
baby, she would never have lived Il mo-
ment.
Ki,tic said DR.. Fogg performed the
operation.