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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-05

Third Ward Democratic so.caiied,
caucus, speeches We're made by editor
kearns aud ono Of his THIRD Ward
lieutcuanis The editor advised cyert
one present 10 take off their coats aud
"a TO work fer the whole ticket, assar.
ina them TINT If they did 81 there
would be a new deal. We presume
editor krafus doc~ not appreciate his
-Isdowy diet The editors licuten.
mt. then. IA q neat tittIc speech. set
forth the importance Of the coming
municipal election, sitting that II
would b. Of more thpn usual impot-
nnrc berausc Of the fact that We would
have this year a City Treasurer aud n
Tax Receiver toappoint At this point
some one. "A It stage Whisper. remark
ed, "nnd q Street Commissioner also.
The President of the caucus seeing
that some indisereet person was dis
posed to give the ealne away. declared
the caHcus adjourned W. note these
remarks Of editor kearns aud his lieu
tenant merely to show the lnling pas
sion OF those Who are advocating the
election of this eo.clllcd Democratic
ticket Not one y ord from then about
municipal Improvements. not q word
about reduction Of tases appoint
ment- nro NIL they think o. II mikes
thasc man autbuaiaattp
Nc hope that Oh Tuesday, April II,
the apparently apnthetic taxpayer may
% TO the ballot box aud defeat these
plnce.scckcrs THESE men who make il
impossible for Democrats " no cannot
lie controlled III their interests to re-
eeive tt nomination. W. hope that
taxpayers, Democratic md Republic
csn, who cure nought for place. will
look into the conditions which We hnYe
remarked arc somewhat peculiar II
they will do 50. We feel sure that thov
will realize they cannot afford to elect
the Democratic so called ticket mt
this time.
Citizens oil all pgrtlcs, the difference
III the two tickets presented for your
suffrage this Spring is so apparent That
il seems Ia MS, Notwithstanding som
seeming apathy, you will rise up and
rebnke these party wreckers md INK
raisers, on next Tuesday, in your own
interest, and not in the interest uf
ploce-hunters or of nny ones politicnl
ambitions
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The school Board are taking men
sure. 10 pntcll UP the school house on
the hill. II il hadjv designed and
badly lorated, and no amount OF patch
ing viii ever make it u twentieth cen
tufA school house II is mn outrage
gu thillbood to mike scholars tug up
and down hong flight Of steps twice
II day, through storm mud cold, with
bookt TINT would be burden to full.
grown people. Il is equally UNJUST to
innlle the teachers dothis The Board
mu4 60 on patching. but what the city
needs j. nntN school house III aimorer
location
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Lambert II. Sergeant. ESQ, IS the
stereotyped Democratic candidate Tor
Naser. Whenever nobody else viii
hnye the nomination, Nj Scr8ennt's
name goes on the ticket. Mr.. Sergeant
Is very accommodating sort of n gen
tleman md very good natured, He is
willing TO be set up to he knocked
down. Thomas Thornc will he the
ueNi MnYor of Lamhcriyilr
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Not ny GOOD management, but hY
good lucl,. the present Council auc-
eoeded ID closing the year without III
cfcasina the debt, Notwithstanding
that the Democratic Excise Bonrd
made It present Of ~ 900 10 the hotel
and saloon keepers. Several hundred
dollars Of additional receipts Grom the
Staie into the general mud school fund
ayed II from reporting n very sorious
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J nllla. I
MoHE / FOLLOW

Tie following letter gives the reR-
son for Mayor WagG,s refusal TO stand
rs n candidate for the second term
I4AMEERrvIELE, y j.,
April 3, 1891
MEssEs kon'r THArcHER AND Il. Il.
READING, GomHitfoe N fIH IN
ea8cjes on CitB 7icket.
Gca8cmea Since being nominated
for Mayor at the Republican Conven-
ton, March %. 1899. | have consulted
with our firm, William Mann Co., and,
owing to the increased duties and re-
sponsiblities which will he assumed
by me ON account of the addition of
the plant latcly purchased by rs, nd
joining our property, ! find that it will
be impossible Mt this time to give my
individual attention TO the extra labors
and attend to the duties of Mayor,
should he elected
For these and other reasons | hereby
respectfully withdraw my name rs n
candidate for Mayor.
Respectfully yours,
W T.. WAoa.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF ANDREW J TANNING, DECEASED.
Pursuant to the order of O II. Sproul, Sur
rogate OF the County of Hunter ", made on
the twentieth day OF Februai A. D., one
thousand eight hundred an, aety.nine.
notice is hereby given TO all y, us having
claims against the estate of Amer ~ j. LAM
ing, late of the County of Hun, ion deceas-
ed, to present the same, under oath or affir-
nation, TO the subscriber, executrix of said
deceased, within nine months from the date of
said order; and any creditor neglecting to
bring in and exhibit his or her claim (undef
oath or afiirmationl, within the time so limited,
will be forever barred Of his or her action
therefor against the said executrix
Dated Feb 20, A. D., 1899
CORNELIA NJ. MATTHEWS,
Executrix.
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CLARK PERSON, Editor.
LNNIBERTNILLE, Y J.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL }, 1899.

fsf # the People Of I.anhcrt'ille
want good city goNcrnment and prop
erly conducted schools, they must pay
some attention to the city election,
next Tuesday 10 usc no effort 10
elect good men to office aud then
2row aiont rho result is to act fools
part Every business man aud every
property owner in town should mako
il his business not ouiv 10 vote. bnt to
influence other votes in the right Ii.
,rrl nm.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Esr,rs q. ENHrN II. BARBER, DECEASED
Pursuant to the order al q H. Sproul. Sur
rogate Of the County Of Hunterdon, made on
the twenty-seventh day of March, A. H. one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine no.
tice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against the estate OF Emahnc II Barber.
la.a of the county of Hunterdon, deceased, to
Present the same, under oath or aflifmation
to tho subscriber Administrator of said de,
ceased, within nine months from the date OF
said order. and any creditor neglecting 10
bring in AND EXHIBIT ms or her claim (pnder
ed. win be forever barred et his nr her action
therefor againsi the said Administrator
Dated March e. II lsse
LEM BROWN
Administrator.
March. %. 1900
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MARRIAGES.

QUICK -LAEISuN-- Hopewen, March 5,
ispg, by Rev Il Kerr, Mrs Rhodn i. Quick,
Of liorcWell, and David W Iari>en, Of Nj.
Airy
ltE\bEESHOT-ElSE NnooD-Sand Brook
March -, lSQq. by Elder c W Moorc Emma
ilendershot and Peter Eiscnhood, both VI
thorryNille
IEFFENER -OLMSTEAD- the Nj Airy
parsonage, March y, 1899, 10y Rev j. II Clark,
Eta letNeNcr and Edward II Olmstead
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due,
ON MONDAY, MAY FIRST NEAT,
Between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock
III the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff'r
office at he Court House, in the township of
Raritan, in the county of Hunterdon, and
State OF New Jersey, all that certain tract or
parcel of land and premises hereinafter par
ticularly described, situate, lying and being in
the township of Delaware, i'll the comfy of
Hunterdon, State OF New Jersey, bounded and
described rs follows:
Beginning at Il stone in Mill street, on the
northeast side thereof, and running thence
az along the same south tifty-three degrees
and five minutes east one hundred and twenty
feet 10 u corner of formerly George W Ma
Ions NOV Twinng Bros lot; thence t@ along
same north thirty-two degrees and fifty MIMI
the line at Robert Sharp's land; thence CD
along the lane north tifty.three degrees and
five minutes west one hundred and twenty
feet To the line of II twelve feet alley and
thence 90 along the south side of said alley
south thirty-tWo degrees and fifty minutes
west one hundred and twenty-one feet to the
place OF beginning, containing fourteen thous-
and five hundred and twenty square feet of
land, be the same more or less; together with
NIL the fixtures and machinery connected Will
said premises and the buildings thereon, con-
sistlng Of holc engine, pulleys, shattlng, Nc,
Seized as the property of Rachel H. Taylor,
and taken in execution at the suit of Charles
L. Fell and 10 he sold by
JOHN RAMSEY,
sheriff
T. L CoNki1Na. Sol'r
March ~, iSNN-Irs, fee S6.6D
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\ powder to shake into your shoes. 1t
re.t- tn, feet Cure, Com- Bunions swollen
aud SWEATING feet. Al all druggists and shoe
stores. he sample rnei- address Allen $
Omsted, L. Eoy,N Y Mar L, oct w
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The HoI"'ii"sI Van Ia IamhVrtNille
As well ~ the handsomesi, and others
ere invited 10 call on my druggist and
get free trial bottle OF Kemp's Balsam
Cor the Thront and Lungs, remedy
shat is guaranteed 70 cure and relieve
Ill Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma.
Bronchitis and Consumption. Price
25e. and soc.
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DEATHS.

PEDRO AT his home in Eleminrton. March
-, lsH, nc2ckina I. ro1rirk. AGED ~ years
aud days.
SANDERS-lu bennington, Nlnrah -. 1872
Mrs Mary \ sanders, aged ~ Yeats and
month
May, wife OF William Lake. acod ~ wears.
month and - days.
HOCkENBURN-I Flemington March III.
lS'@, Isaiah hoekenbnry, nged about 10 SrS
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an Elec-
ton will be held in the city of Lam
bertville, in the county of Hunterdon.
on TUESDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
APRIL, A. ID. 1899, between the hours
of six o'clock in the morning and seven
O'Clock in the evening, for the purpose
of electing the following officers
CITY TICKET
One Mayor.
One superintendent of Public
Schools.
One 0yerseer of the Poor.
FIRST WARD TICKET.
One Common Councilman.
One Trustee of Public Schools.
One Justice of the Peace.
One Commissioner of Appeals
SECOND WARD TICKET.
One Common Councilman.
One Trustee of Public Schools.
One Chosen Freebooter.
One Commissioner of Appeals
THIRD WARD TICKET.
One Common Councilman.
One Trustee of Public Schools.
One Justice of the Peace.
One Commissioner of Appeals.
The polling places are as follows:
FIRST WARD-Hibernis Fire Engine
Company's House, South Main street,
between Swan and Ferry streets,
SECOND WARD-Fleet Wing Hook
and Ladder Company's Truck House,
North Main street, between Bridge
and Church streets.
THIRD WARp-Columbia Hose Com
pany's House, George street, between
Perry and Buttonwood streets.
Witness my hand, this 25th day of
March, A. d. 1899.
JAMES H. REYNOLDS,
City Clerk
Lsmbertyille, n. j.,
March cod, 1899.
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THE MARKETS.


rlde - OF GRAIN corrected every Ned.
ucsdn1 10y I 7 LEAR. dealer in Grain, Flour,
Feed, Nc
PIECES OF PRODUCE, 6e., by CoNoyER
\ CONoNTE dealers in Dry Good- and Gro
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Ia People VIII" want their taNes
KEEP, down and something Ia show for
the money spent, viii vote for the RI
phhliran raadintes Ton Common Cuub-
rii.
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FIRSI-CL4SS COMPANIES.
CORRESPONDENTS SOLICITED
RENTS COLLECTED.
MONEY LOANED.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

No 50 York street-large 8-story brick dwell
ing with large lot-hot water heat Terms
easy.
Nos a1-i9 South Franklin street Frame
dwelling houses. Easy terms
No, 81 South Main street, three-story brick
dwelling with 40 foot lot extending through
to Wilson street. This is commodious house
and offered at a bargain
No, 70 South Main street three-story brick
dwelling rooms and cellar.
No. 81 South Main street brick dwelling,
three stories, rooms
No, SO South Main street rooms, three
story brick dwelling.
No; 81 South Main street, three-story brick
dwelling, 7rooms.
Cottage Hill, frame house and barn with
large lot, house has 10 rooms,
Delaware avenue, lot IS feet front
Nos. $3.50 50 Wilson street, three frame
houses easy terms,
Franklin street, vacant lot near Swan street
Nos, 233 2a5 North Union street, double
frame dwelling with large lots. Always rent
and pay good interest on investment
lA acre farm along Brunswick Turnpike,
about ~ miles from Lambertville. Large
house and good ontbuildings. Cheap and on
easy terms.
dwelling.
Nov. 10, isas
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RANDALL
PUBLIC SALE
Home Made Carriages,
AT NEWTOWN, PA,
On Wednesday, April 26, 1899,
Al Il 10 O'CLOCK, T. N

~ lou - .l.tA n l. vi
w T. will sell at our Fifteenth Annual sale
w about 100 NEW CARRIAGES.
ALI. OF OUR OWN MAKE, except six, con.
slsting OF Piano Corning, Whitechapel and
PhGton Bugeie5, surrey eXtension-top phme-
tons, family carriages or station wagons, . fine
Philadelphia cut-under rockaways, iump-senta y,
Germantowns or Ncwtown carriages, park
traps, one-scated and two-seated spindles, ono
fine cut-under spindle, q closed one-seat ear
riagc, new style, suitable for doctors, very
light; open milk wHg 1ns, light top express or
market wagons, one platform express.
We have the greatest variety that we have
ever offered at any of our public sales We
have made this winter some Piano and Corn
ing Buggies with rubber tops, expressly for
those who want good, reliable, homemade
carriage at moderate price.
We make the wheels used under our car
riagcs, Except the patent ones, and We have
mover had set To give ont since We have been
III busness-ia years.
Al of cur work is well-made of good ma
torials, and is warranted to be as represented
Send for catalogue and description of car
riages, and don't fail to attend the sale and
secure good carriage. Terms-siX months
on approved paper or 3 Of for cash
J. Y. n G. RANDALL.
Edwin Inmhnsou. Auct
$ Mcrricb, Clerk April =, lsa9
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floods SaaJabaaM
W1lzzl7.s lkyI22IL1E8>
CHANCE TO GET A GOOD
HORSE CHEAP

There will he sold ai Public Auction. AZ ny
Stables III frcnebtown, New Jersey
ON SATI.EnN1 -ArEIL aih. lsln.
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"R.I Goeth
Before a Fall. y

Some proud people think
they haVe strong conStitu
tfons. and ridicule the idea
of disease. Such people
neglect their health, let the
blood run doqUn and their
stomach, kidneys and HUer
become deranged.
Don't be foolish about your health.
l'~e Hood Sarsaparlla and You will
prevent The iall and save Your pride.
Scrofulous Hip Disease Ny boy
Willie had serofulons hip disease ffom u
baby. Assesses developed. Months at
TIC hospital, with best treatment, did no
good Tiny said he would nryer watk
again lie was helpless and wasted away
to uGlhing hut skin and bone, Hoods
>arsaparilla Ind helped me, and | gave it
10 him. Imagine my delight at Il wonder
fll change. Assesses all healed. crutChes
thrown away. He is low tail and stout
perfectly well and the thanks are all due
10 Hoods Sarsaparilla. Other mothers with
crippled children should know this. Mrs
ENNs '. brft, Walpole, Mass.
Nervousness" was weak, nervous
and very delicate, staggered In attempting
to walk Hoods Sarsaparllla and Hood
pills made me well. I feel like another
person" MRs. LI2zIk SHBRnERr, Conduit
street, Ext, Annapolis, Md.
Dyspepsia Wa all use Hoods Sarsa-
parlla, II cured my hrother-u-law aud
myself Of dyspepsia. j owe my life to II +"
NJ H. KtRk 607 Franklin 81. Philadelphia
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'UITS' IIdFY WTdIT .FIW IdIIN lIlVNH IVsU
horses are all nicely broken To harness, ready
to go Ia Wurh the day you buy them, They
are Of the best colors, bays, sorres, dark
gray and blacks; ranging in age from four
to slS wears. This stock will be nj my stables
TO call, look them over, and see them driven
Here will be the chance OF the season to get II
good horse Cheap, rs they were bought right
and will positively be sold On your bid, to
make room for others coming. No matter for
what purpose you may need horse ! think
you can suit yourself in this lot, and they will
sell under my usual guarantee that they must
prove ~ represented or, on returning them
Nou get Your note, check or money back.
~ Sulc positive, and will commence at l.
o'clock, noon, sharp. Don't stay away, on ac-
count of the weather, rs We hive a very COM
Portable placc to sell under cover.
Iibtrl credit given
T. " 0pDYGkF
" $ lIurY Anrt
\ l. kAGHLfSE Clerl
Aprii 3, tsln
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SilERlFF'S SALE.
N MONDAY, MAY FIEsr NEAT,

iiy virtue of a writ of Ii. Ia, tome directed
issued out of the Court of Chancerv of New
Jersey, will he exposed to salo at public ven
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WANTED!

Reliable man tor Manager of Branch ohlce
wish 20 open in this vicinity II yonr record
is o X here is a good opening kindl, men.
ton this paper when writing
a, t. NORRIS, Cincinusti. a..
illustrated catalogue cts. postage
March S-it
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One car loatl of IOWA
and MICHIGAN HOK
SES and MARES TINT
have been bought by II.
+ MaddencNpreHslyf for
This market, I'm this
load | have some fast
stepping liigh-elass hor-
SEES, both pncers and
lrottera; closely match
rtl coach and carl-iage
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vs. lilly Anrt
Al' kAtHI.iSl Clel.i
April r. fs9a
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l. L CoNki1Na, Sol'r
March ~, iSN-rrs fee $500
The Eddy current., 1899-04-08

washington. April 3.-The following
was given ont NJ the state department
yesterday afternoon.
"fhe secretary OF state has received
from the secretary OF the navy n tele-
gram addressed 20 him by Rear Ad-
mlral KRutz relative 10 Samoan mat
ters. II rs dated Newcastle. N. w. s.,
March 30. 1893, and reads as follows:
'Mataafa's people orders 20 leave
Tovornment reservation. Since then
have become aggressive, killing Private
Holloway and three British sailors,
our man killed was guarding American
consulate. German consul general ia-
sued incendlary proclamation saylnp
that my proclamation WIS untrue and
he should uphold provisional govern
mcnt. Tho British forces act IN con-
cert With the United states, shelling
rebels where they can DO reached
~ copy OF the dispatch was sent "a
the German Ambassador"
The Eddy current., 1899-04-08

Paris, April 3.-Agonclllo. tho agent
OF Agulnaldo. In the course Of an inter.
Wow published IN La Patrie. says:
THE capture OF Malolos Is not as
Important as the Americans are try
Ing 70 make II appear, The Filipino
government had already determined
upon removal 10 San Fernando and n
small detachment OF troops was left
with orders 10 burn the town and thus
10 draw the Americans inland.
Two months of rain and fever viii
save the Fillpinos their ammunition
and a good deal OF trouble. and the
war will not end while a single Filipino
remains to bear arms"
lie charges Mai. Gen. Otis with open
Ing the hostlllties and holds the Amer
leans responsible for the transfer os
tho Spanish prisoners and for prevent
Ing the filiplnos negotiating a treaty
with Spain.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-08
Nsw Entsrrrlss..

Baltimore. Md April 3--The Manu-
factmerT Record reports tho following
important enterprises projected during
last week: A 50OO-splndle mill, 3OOO-
barrel cement mill, $40 600 -four mill
and $4,000 cotton sod OIL mill In Ala J..
hama: 6000-arindle 2Oo-loOm mill in
Georgia; $4,000 construction COM
pany, $4,000 coal mining company and
brick works in Kentuclgy; $4,000
steam laundry. 100000 chemical COM
pany IN Louisiana: 800 600 ginger ale
company. $1,000 shirt factory and roll
ing mil IN Maryland; $4,000 lumber
company In Mississippi: 100000 cotton
seed oil MILL company. b000-apindlo
mill. 100000 cotton mill and 25.000-
spindle S00-loom mill in North Caro-
lima; 30-ton cotton seed oil mill AMI
5.000-splndle ib2-lOOm addition In
South Carolina. $4,000 furniture cont
pany and 100000 cotton mill In Ten
nesaeo; 10000 spindle 227-loom mill,
100000 refrigerator, cotton cotton seed
oil mill and another Cotton oil mill In
Texas; $4,000 stock yards etc. 80
barrel -four mill IN Virginia. The new
buildings announced include n 100000
college at Baltimore. Md; $4,000 library
nc Plttsburg Tex; $4,000 college az
Bristol, Tenn; $4,000 business build
ing NJ Bristol, Tenn; $4,000 school
NJ Charlotte. n. c.; 100000 building at
El paso. Tex; $4,000 opera-holse nj
Jackson, Misc; 100000 college at
Memphis. Tenn: 100000 ofIlce build
Ing ~ Memphis. Tenn; 365,000 court
house NJ Parkersburg. w. Va; $4,000
amphlthonter at shelbyyllle, Ky;
100000 society building at Memphis,
Tenn; slx-story Office and warehouse
building nc Dallas, Tex: $4,000 hotel
annex at Atlanta, Ga; $4,000 church
al Selma, Ala and $4,000 hospital at
Stntosyille, n. q.
The Eddy current., 1899-04-08
SOUTHERN NEWS.

In a dlhicuity At Union City. Tenn,
Tom Hines, Jr., sho, and fatally wound
Cd Joe Tiplon.
Recent heavy rises In streams have
caused much damage In Kentucky
mountain towns.
Two church stceples we're blown
down at Crawford, Ca, and several
buildings damaged by cyclone.
The remainder OF the soldiers sta
toned At Fort shipp, near Admission,
Ala, have left
Capt. Frederick Farrow OF Brooklyn.
commander Of the Cllnlonla, was
drowned at Norfolk. Va.
Conductors and motormen on the
Wheeling aud Elm Grove West Vir.
glnla) trolley line have struck.
The fourth Tennessee volunteers mr..
rived n tSavannah, Ca, and sent into
detention amp under the national
quarantine laws.
Harry Hartley OF Jacksonville, Fla,
has been appointed a member OF the
hoard OF control Of the National Cyci-
lng association for the southern dis
trict.
A cvclone dld considerable damage nt
Rldorvllle, Ala, near Selma. A saw
mill was wrecked and several houses
blown down. one dwelling was car
rled 100 yards.
At Charleston. s. c.. Samuel wer-
tleim. a New York merchant, suiclded
by taking a pane OF glass and cutting
himself about the face and neck IN n
shocking manner.
Immediately after being given two
years for manslaughter at GreenHburg,
KY, s. q. Walker was welded TO Mrs.
Mamie V. Cookley. n wealthy widow
The ceremony was performed In the
prisoners cell. Walker is % and his
bride 80 years OF age.