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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20
1T NEEDS STEAi1.

arms and legs; if the inner power and
force of life is lacking he can't do his
work; he is practically a sick man You
can't wake him we'll by feeding him
with oily eHlrusions. There's no use in
flabby fat. His proper weight will come
after he gets we'll. The first thing he
needs is strength, force, steam.
About year age" says Mr.. john Brooks,
of Boylston, Mass, -" was taken with a bad
cold which settled on my lungs. The doctors
well. l took emulsion of cod liver oil and it
did me no good. After taking it four months
heard of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and wrote to him for advice. l have taken this
medicine and it saved my life. l felt so sick
when wrote to him thought would not live
the winter through.
In the morning / would raise an awful lot
and spit all the time, with pains in my chest
all the time. My bowels would not move
more than once OF twice week; my strength
was nearly all gone; could not do whole
days work. Now my bowels are regular every
day, and feel more pains i'll my chest. /
feel n great deal stronger. ! AM working hard
every day, driving a team i'll the woods, and
owe my thanks to DIR. Pierce's Colder nLsd-
ical Discovery. I know it saved my life.
cannot praise it enough. AM proud to tell my
friends what cured me-"
The way this great remedy acts m
bronchial and lung diseases is more fully
described in DR.. Pierce's great Iooo-page
Common Sense Medical Adviser, sent
FREE for 81 one-cent stamps to pay the
cost of mailing only. Address DR.. R. v.
Pierce, Cos Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
He is always ready to give free advice
by mail.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20
No Qunrter.

"My friend" said the caller, ION be-
half of our society | am soliciting pa
cent subscriptions to enable us to wage
war OH the cigarette evil, and felt sure
we could rely on you in the battle to the
DEATH"
Eyes. I'll give no quarter" replied the
business man promptly. Good day, SIR
philadelphia Record.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20

Sunday trains leave Baltimore for Delta and
intermediate stations at $50 A. N. and 400
p. NJ. They will leave Cardiff for Baltimore
and intermediate stations at 6.55 A. d. and
$50 P. NJ, stopping at Bel Air at 7.55 A. ID.
and 4.3O p. NJ. An additional train will leave
Bel Air for Baltimore and intermediate sta
tions at $40 2. M, and Baltimore for Bel Air
at $50 P. M, arriving at Bel Air at P. M.
and Baltimore $50 p. NJ.
j. K. KLINEFELTER, Gen. Pass. Agt.
"A. MOORE. 9enN Manager.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20
PAUL F. kOLk,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
FALLsToN, MD.
City Address, 1892 Aisquith St BALTIC.
Inc RehiY K3ts0n Aid Societf,

IN Auxiliary Com mittee the Henry Wat
sol! Chilarens' Aid Society has been formed in
Bel Air. The duties of this Committee are:
First to look after children who are proper OBJ.
jeCts OF charity; 3D. to find homes In the coun.
y for children under the care of the Society
Full information upon application to
,,- SEV: K; a, CASTLEMAN. Secretary. or
VI Il II. a RLAN, President. 24je
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20
Riolebt Golf PLAYER.

81 know one modest fellow who plays
golf" said an observer. HE never has
word to say about himself as crack
player, but his wife makes up for it. and
she keeps all his friends informed about
his phenomenal plays"
"How does she know"
why, he tells hsr, Of course."-St
Louis Globe-DemoWat.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20

Aunt Clara-Why. Nellie, what's the
matter? You look worried.
Nellie-Oh. auntie, l don't know what
to do. Jack says he'll take to drink If
don't marry him. and Tom says he'll stop
drinking if become his wife.-Chicago
News
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20
His InnrnlitY.

Gentleman-You can't work on account
of paralysis. Nonsense, you look as
strong as do.
Tramp-WeIl. you see. boss. it's paraly-
sis of de will dat Pm troubled wit
Brooklyn Life.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20

Decision Of character is one bright gold
en- apple which every young person should
strive in the beginning to pluck from the
tree of life,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20

"Onc should always breathe through
the nose when asleep" says physician.
If you awake and find your mouth open.
get up and shut it.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-26
ALSO A POLITICAL SCRAP.

All this is the climax to the fac
tional division that has disrupted
the'"reform" party in Hand county.
The feud Is an interesting bit OF
Hand county's political history, and
perhaps dates back to the plugging
OF the st, Lawrence well In its
work it is a miniature repe tition OF
the notorious New York democracy,
divided into, factions resembling
Tammany and the, County democ.
'racy. The Tammany braves are
headed by Representative Pusey, a
bright able att orney, who is acknow.
led ged as ~ preme boss. Among the
"boYs" he is known as Croker No. 2
From small beginning he has
gro wn rich and powerful and now
rides in his surrey!
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-26
4 METHODIST
PARSONAGE
Cause of a Warm Fight
'Twixt rIiller and st.
Lawrence.
Wholesale Arrests on Both
Sides and Lawsuits
Galore
The Methodist Parson and
the Judges Under
Arrest.
Miller Wins Out and Gets
the PARSONAGE
Miller Wins Out and Gets
the Parsonage
ALL QUIET ON THE TURTLE.

Quite an excitement,has prevailed
in Miller and st. Lawrence for sever
al days over house moving scrape,
and number of arrests have been
made of prominent citizens in both
towns. The scrap began last week
when Rev. j. E. Noryell, pastor OF
the Miller NJ. L. church started to
move a building from st. Lawrence
to Miller to be US ed ASA parsonage,
and the affair has grown into a reg
ular fued. On Tuesday a crowd
went over from Miller, to move the
building, headed by Banker Bills
|eaad REPRESENTATIVE Puse, The ST..
.tor j. NJ. King, began arresting Mill
lerites, who retailiated by arresting
King and others, and the merry war
was on in good shape. va
The first break in this affair oc-
CURED last week by st. Lawrence
parties arresting Rev. J +. Norvell,
and his counsel States Attorney
Christ, who had gone to ST., Law
renee to move the building. They
took Andrew Butler and w. H. Gif-
ford, along with them, tohOsfie NOV
ing. The building was raised and
the necessary preparations masefor
removal. But just then JOHN Me-
Cullen, q St. Lawrence populist lead
err and town marshal, arrivedOn the,
| scene and arrested Rev. Norveil and
States Attorney Christ. 1t seems
the st. Lawrence leaders had learned
OF this further onslaught to be mide
so had hastily assembled the
city council the night before and
passed an ordinance against remov-
al o buildings; and on the strength
OF this ordinance Senator King. Mar
shall McCullen and their friends at
tempted a coupe on the Miliefites
by running them in. ,'' >
The case OF Rev, Nofyeil was
| taken before one justice and; on a
change of Venue taken to-another.
The case OF States Attorney Christ
was called and he appeared for him
self, without witnesses or ass istpnce,
but with his nerve in good working
order. He plead guilty, asked them
what, they were. going to do about
it, and then walked out OF court q
free man on a bluff. Bdt+the st.
Lawrence relormers were not to sbt
SO easily downed; atIt is said that
Marshal McCuller.displatedehis
freely and recorded . few very in
pressive suggestions about thequan
tity of lead that would be neatly
scattered over the body OF the first
Miller man who attempted to Mov'
a building from st. Lawrence.
But the moving stopped overlega
ouib bles until Tuesday, when
crowd went over from Miller heade'
by Representative. Pussy as lega
a dvisor, and the Wholesale arrestinI
and moving continued. Fhe arrest
ed parties were held by Justices q
Peace and there were lawsuits ga
J lore.
A break down on Tuesday pre-
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-26
Certificates OF Nomination.

Nomination.
to the provisions or Chap y. h
entitled act to secure and independents OF voters NJ
public The following nominations for
the Supreme Court election to be held the seventh
D. duly certified to This once oy 'n
Secretary of State Of South DAKOTA to-wt
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
South Dakota business a
drss Pierre South Dakota.
District auey Mitchell South Dakota business address
Pierre Dakota. -
WV ~ BY THE UNION REFORM PARTY J.. . q
District RAPID CITY, South Dakoa BUSINESS a
Dress, Rapd City South Dakota ,ctn, 49,,
Kennedy residence Canton South D"k0
nessaddess. South Dakota.
Third District residence WATERFOWL South Dako ouSn''S ~
dress wAertown, Dakota.
Commissioners to pe votd
qualified electors anu by e
conventions Central Committees VI
pdidcalpartss herewit ~ ~ i.
PEOPLES PARTY D
Commissions, District Spring township ouS
~ "" ' BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. y -.
NJ
ness address, Miller South Dskea.
ruth Commissioner District s. Mcdonald residence
neS address. Hand City South Dakota
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. .
saod Thomas Irythah ree'deIco Apn"
business South Dakota $50
ss" Ieo 'n's i''n CAV OF oc' i'''' PETER
~ Auditor
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-26

Col. Frost, of the 1st South Dako-
to Volunteers was Q ,captqin in the
regular army. He, has been pro-
noted to Major and ordered to re-
turn to the Philippine islands Tor
duty. The Colonel was not liked by
the volunteers, but all admit thai
he is q soldier and II fighter.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-26


| The headquarters O. the County
! Democracy are Il st. Lawrence and
it's leader is Stute Senator j. NJ.
| King, the With ~ OF that wing of
reformers, and .lr. Pusey's bitter
rival. Senator King also has
| branch of the County democracy in
Miller, under the able leadership OF
Hon. H. &. Anderson n former st.
Lawrenceite and lose friend of the
Senator.
Many interesting incidents of this
bitter political wa could beracouut-
ed, but space only permits few.
Three years ago Nr. Anderson was
nominated for County Judge to
pacify the King element, but fearing
that Tammany wo lid knife him he
withdrew from the ticket. He was
wise, as his successes r, G. O. Hutson,
another friend of Sc Iator King, was
placed on the ticket only to be
slaughtered
But seeing the dow mall OF popu-
lism Mr.. Pussy quiet got his braves
together last year al again called
themselves the der ocratic party.
They favored fusion and demanded
tive places on the county ticket.
Senator King and his friends were
really III control Of tia contention
but foolishly gave Ia nmany the or
ganization. But evea then thu con
vention nearly fired Ttmmany bodi-
~. 1t was said thatnothing but the
clever work OF IA Tamrtny liauten-
ant in the chair. supplemented by
his own best and most .i--iJl. ..vsr.
torical effort saved Mr.. Pussy from
humiliation. Finally u compro-
III ise was made to the effect that Mr..
Pussy would be the nominee for rep
resentative, Mr.. King to name the
other democrat. He selected E.. NJ.
JUDGE. UoO -of ..s.---,sSr,ya,a,.,.v ~
in Miller, the headq'rareo -s a.
many, Mr.. Dryer got 2C votes. and
one more new made grare adorned
Tammany's cemeterv-one more
scalp graced the belt Of croker. 1t
is we'll known how the aiy Tam
many chieftain Mt the legislature mt
Pierre wrote interesting letters and
found mea MS to block every thing
attempted by Senator King.
But the bitterness, grew apace
meantime, and the Tamma y attack
on st. Lawrence was terriiiic. Under
Bro. Puseys direction the i'i5 hotel
over Shere was torn down. ssmoyei
to lots back OF Tammmny h,adquaT-
ters, and sold out piece-meAi. Then
the big rink followed, besilts several
other buildings.
County, Auditor Gross sas induced
by Tammany to buy tn. Dol IN brick
to move to Miller, and acre senator
King and his friends seem to lnsve
called halt, with determi nation
to fight 1t out il they die IN the
trenches. A lawsuit wac tine result,
This party and personal feut is an
unfortunate one, and the PRESS
| would advise our friends King aud
Pussy to let moderation and reason
have sway! These two able leaders
| are about equal in strength in their
party, and as neither will give up
| il is not strange that q number OF
their party followers have grown
tired of the warfare and left the
party. Republicans, OF course are
merely interes led spectators.
Many persons admire independent
men ike Senator King and Hon.
II. &. Anderson who scorn to band
the knee fawninI to the unjust m IN.
dates of Miller's Tammany and bcss
Croker, and tbs Swapping snarls of
the Tammany wolves only incite
them onto actiDn' Bill!
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-26
A FriRhtful BlumtIer.

;"hl often cause horrible Burn,
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uica Salve, the best in the world
), VIII Kill the pain and promptly heal
~ y. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores,
r'cers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin
Iuptions. Best Pile cure on earth.
onIy 25cts. a box. Cure guaran
'eeu' Sold by ]. ID. Fitzgerald Drug
sst' 42t4
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-26

longed the affair till Wednesday,
when the Alillerites went orer in
Eforce, arrested both Justices Patter-
son and Butterfeld, Senator kire
and Marshal McCullen and brought
them to Miller about noon. The St
Lawrence conrt was to OPP en- ut one
o'clock but when the Mile rites went
there to answer to the complaint
tn ere was no court. This so fir
shattered the dignity OF the court
that the boys went back to the
building and began moving it,.
A new lot of st. Lawrence can
stables were sworn in, aud they at
tempted TO stop the Millerites by
getting in front OF the horses. That
was very foolish proceeding, as
the Miller boys would stand no
more such monkeying, and wher IL
young st. Lawrence man named
Bowman still more foolishly pulled
a gun, excitement was momentafily
at fever heat In u trice the st.
Lawrenceites were surrounded by
angry men, the pistol snatc1led
away from Bowman, and-well, by
hard work of some cool men the 1T.
Lawrence fellows were removed with
only slight scratches. Bowman was
run in and is now under $500 bonds.
One Miller man was arrested Tor
breaking the street crossing over
which the building was hauled, anI
another arrested for leaving the eel.
lar open where the building stoDi.
The Millerites OF course laughed at
such boys play, and went right
along with the building. About
dark, the new Methodist Parsonage
with "a head light cleaning on top
hove into Miller, and the returned
heroes were cheered by the citiz'ns,
the band played patriotic airs, and
tho ladies served the regulation han
This may all Seem strange IN int-
siders, but d,it here in the rolicking,
enthusiastic, energetic west, whose
buundless prairies make a man
natural born expansionist, it is oply
a little touch OF high life that aids
spice to every day affairs. This is
where the boys will drop the yard
stick, lay down the office pen; let go
of the pillow handles, or turn l!'ose
the herd OF steers, to take n hand in
any game that is jumped up, from n
political scrap to the moving Cyl
parsonage. There's something
about the ozone of this great North
west that makes the boys want to
do something. And here's There
Mckinley got his fighters!
But above all. Hand County is
filed with good people, churches,
school houses, don't owe dollar,
and her farmers and stock men are
feeding the world-that is, when the
world pays good cash for her
products.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-10-26

A sick farmer near Huron had his
"a acres OF potatoes dug last week
aaa laced in his cellar by members
1.-The Huron Woodmen lodge, of
winch he is a member. Thatisprac-
tical brotherhood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
DEBATE AT BLACKSBURG.
Maury Literary Society Decide Against
NneIo-Nmcrican Alliance.

BLACSKBURG. VA. Apr. 11-Spe-
cial.-The Maury Literary Society Of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. held their
annual debate i'm the auditorium last Fri
day evening at O'Clock. The programme
was as follows.
prayer by Eey r. b. Thomas, Of
Backsbure Va.
President Edward Augustus sopark Of
Defamation. "An Ola Actors story"
10y Henry Morgan Jacobs, of Berkeley
Va
Orations Bradley smithson Johnson. Of
Mecllcnburg county Va, subject: "Bis-
marck." William Daniel Lyon. Of Nell
son county. Val. subject Gladstone
Debate. Question Resolved. That an
Arefo-Americau Alliance is Desirable.
First affirmative. Charles LYLE Allen OF
buchanan. Va first negative, Robert
Burns Haldam Begg of England; second
affirmative Kendall Weisigerof Richmond.
Va. second NEGATIVE. Robert Bennett
Bean. of Fotctourt county w..
The committee decided in favor Of the
NEGATIVE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

scottsvlo. was endorsed for supervisor
and Mr. RoDert IL. Hancock Tor justice
of the peace.
The senatorial mass-meetins or May
convention Is heartily endorsed by nine-
telths of the people of this section OF Al
bemsrle. and we will not Doe without rep
rc-cnfaton
Farming operations are progressing very
nicely now Tobacco and potato BEDS
are being prepared corn and other lands
fallowod and garden vegetables planted.
Although the season is very late. every
thing looks like spring. and tire people
look and arc hopeful
our summer visitors are beginning 70
arrive and our neighborhoOd will soon
be quite gay. Miss Emily Noting came
up the early part of last week ana Cen
eral r. NJ. Logan and daughter Ni.s
Lena. and sir Leslie Blair arrived dii-
dav. and are now occupying their homes
Afr Henry Lewis has gotten back IRON
three weeks trip 10 Lynchhurg. ANA
Mr.. j. X. Irving from few days stay IN
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

WARRENTCN VA. April Especial
Complete returns from the Democratic
primary election held here Saturday
shows tho reelection Of James r. JEFF
fries for Commonwealth Attorney, over
j. A. a. Keith, by q majority of l.2i6
A. r. Bariens,ein Is reelected Clerk of
the County Court. defeating Captain Ed
ward Carter by a majority Of G5S For
the sherinalty Robert Whitacre sue
cceds himself. defeating A. = Hamilton
and -. }. MOnett. T.. :. Cox Is elected
Commissioner of Revenue for Cedar Run
district
Very little opposition for the minor Of
foes and where there was. all of the old
officers were re elected.
Tor Treasurer and Clerk Of the Circuit
Court there was no opposition TO the
present incumbents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
TEN DOLLARS FINE
FOR DR.. JAEGER
Costs Him Five Dollars in Each Case
for Abusing the Bishop.
A GOOD STREET CAR SERVICE
Lynchburg viii Have ~ Good a. Any
Cify-Dr. " illingham'~ Good Col
lection for issious-Mr. Beau
champs Revival.


LlNChbthG. Va April l'.-speci'l.--
The case Of Dr a. Jaeger charged with
..i..r..,ri,. ,,n.i,,., 10, ,l.,,.i,, rli.nop Ran.
'..,
ooiph ia'1 "ee"' was ''''e' "' ''-
Mayors Court thla mornlus. Dr. Jaes-
.rs counsel. judge Frank Nelson. or
,..,,,,.ll .......t. ,.f,,...l .,,iilf, op n.naIf
OF his client WINE pf. Jaeger was H'e
n tlr courtroom. he Was seen loo tle
........ .,. ,.,.. f..,n.i......r tr, tirna
Nl''- -.,[,'rti,r,.I..
..... -, .f disorder
~. l..... .~F r.a.o >a.s,n
&C.. .l...- ti. o..el..,t wa. .ofr. f,r
,,'..-.-. h.. ta., N cd. ana taat he nouli
'"o r1l ''. ''''.' ..'.. .. 49, l.e-.r mar
"'..'' .'.. f. l..r...i r.,.tn,.r
~ y'.o '' ,'''o. ,,.'o'.. ~ line of 5, in
- l.'7 '' Dsl. s.s s,l,r. tnat as judge Mel
.-.'. .. .ro.,i.rd tuat tAere would not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

and Mr.. George Washington three. The
farmers are up i'm arms, and VIII vgor-
otisiv demand of the next Legislature
an effective dog JAW.
Capfain vs. Is. Coates has been elected
rorr.srutn. i've from the burg
Council. Royal Arcanum. TO the Grand
Council of the state winch convcnes
i'm Richmond Tuesday. Mossrs. \. h..
Bolts and vs.. U. llurkamp OF this city,
grand treasurer and grand sentry. re-
srcctvcly. of the state organization, VIII
also attend.
A handsome brass tablet, just placed
en- Trinity Episcopal church. records the
TACT that fhc beautiful new pcws or
solid oak. recently put i'm position. are
donated 90 the church 10y Mrs. James
!, Green as memorial to her mother
tho late Mrs ~. T.. Whittemore.
Farmers here today state that much
rroeress has been made In farm work
during the past ten days. on some Of
fhe farms nearly as many as ten plows
arc running at the same time.
Afrrfe Lodge 40. So Fellows. Of
This city are making proportions for tho
celebration ~ the cighueth anniversary
of. tho order in this country on the night
of April 9Th.
Miss Lucy S. Cunningham. who has
been in New York since last fan taking
courses .n music. has returned home.
Afi.s Lucy Bradley, of Baltimore. who
sDe0t the winter here with Mr. and Ms
W. H. Bradbury. has gone to Wilmington.
n g.. for months visit 10 relatives
Mr. w ~ Hu Of this city. member Of
COMPANY VI. Fourth Virginia Regiment
who has been very iil in Cuba. returned
az, fh. hospital ship Missouri. which land
al "a fcH days ago at Old Point.
Miss Constance r. Tinsley. of Rich
mond IS The guest OF Miss Lucy S Cum
nirchaW
Miss Fannie ~ Carmichael is visiting
friends m Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

lie has been elected as president Of the
"Ems of pAoonus. which was recently
chartered
Thc lNe lodges of odd Fellows I'm this
county and Newport News have invited
Hon. A. s. Pinfcrtou. Grand Sire. 90
come to Old Point ls their guest and adj
dress Them ou Sunday April aJth. Rev
s. D.. owen of Portsmouth. has also
been invited to give them talk The
order ls -four Hinc here AND most of the
LODGES arc doing we'll Captain IT, "
Turncv. Past Grand Master BIAS returned
from the 'front.' He has been rcappointed
Grand Scribe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
TO WED IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Miss WaIthal viii Marry Mr. Rogers.
Mr.. Branch Much Better

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April F-Spe-
Limitations have been sent 70 the
marriage OF Mss Annie Maud Walthall.
o., this cl,y. 20 Mr. John Goode Rogers. ~
Newport News. The wedding will take
place Monday afternoon April oath. az
4.s0 o'clock IN the Baptist church.
Judge Sydney Smith left this morning
for Yorktown 10 hold his regular term
OF court.
Mrs John :. Wise. OF New York. IS
her, visiting relati'es.
Miss Ida Henley leaves IN few days
on a visit 10 friends in Hampton.
Mss Louise Henley has returned from
"a trip to New York and Washington.
ID. G.
Commonwealth Attorney c. a. Branch.
who has been very sick, is rapidly I'M
proving.
Rev W T. Roberts is in Richmond.
where ne went to see his little son.
Saunders. who IS there for medical treat
menr
Polk Miller IN his "Old Times Down
South" az Canceyar Hall tonight attract
ed n large audience who were highly en-
tertalned By R.chmond's favorite son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
LEAPED TO HIS DEATH.
Mr.. Madison Boyd Jumps from d mr."
story window ia Hinton. W. Va.

HINTON ". VA. April 10 -srec'1..--
Madison Boyd. an inmate oil the Nr.is"
Cancer. Medical and surgical ii.'
committed suicide last u.ght AZ aooN'
O'Clock by jumping from thta--'ot.
window OF the hospital. t4lhng aoooi
thirty feet 10 the stone pavement below
breaking his neck left arm and 'es ana
badly crushing the skull Of the leit siie'
causing instant death.
Mr. Boyd was about SO years o. age
ana a citizen O, Monroe county. West
Virginia. where he vas highly respec'eH
both as a citizen and a prosperous farm
er he had been under treatment IN tne
hospital for several weeks To- .
large cancer on the rlgnt sc-
81 his face. and within the last week
or ten DAYS the attendants ~ me hof
initial and friends of his. who reside IN
Hinton. had noticed that he seemed 20 b.
in "A melancholy state and NJ uines *
pressed doubts as 10 his recovery. hut
they did not apprehend that he would at
tempt any violence.