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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
FOR EIGN.

The British Government has lease<l
the harbor works of Chang Wan-Tao
on the Gulf of Liao-TOng. China, for a
winter port
Medical students who attempted to
mob Dowie, the Chicago faith heal
er. in London were reprimanded and
fined by police magistrate.
Fifty persons were killed and many
others terribly scaldcd by boiler eX-
plosion on board the steamboat EuCen-
ia. running between Tomsk and Bar
maui. Siberia.
y filibustcrng expedition is said to
ne preparing ut Kingston. Jamaica
for the overthrow of the Government
of President Sam of Haiti.
An American lady. Mrs. Margaret
Foulks, was found dead at the Champ
lie Mars railway station in the grounds
of the Exposition AZ Paris She was
about sixty years of age. Her home
was in san francisco.
Guerrilla attacks by the Beers are
still giving the British great trouble.
John Redmond issued a manifesto to
Irish Nationalists. calling for return
TO Parnells policy OF aloofness from
all English parties.
Trafalgar Day was celebrated in the
usual fashion throughout England
The Anglo-'Ierman agreement is
commented upon in generally favor
able terms in Continental capitals
The new British Minister TO China.
Sir Ernest Mason Satow arrived in
Pekin
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31

TO that scripturaI enegma. She writes
as follows:
''Hazlehurst. Miss am n school
girl. Can't work out your Bible puz-
Zles. but my dad can. My mama is a
Presbyterian and my dad is Baptist
They are taking both chances and the
that gets to heaven will pull the other
in for You know the Bible says. They
twain shall he one flesh sorter like
the SiamcSe twins
My name is Tellie. and here Is tho
answer TO your puzzle:
Yes. God made Adam out of dust
The truth Of this admit we must :
some time before by Ills own wishes
He made some small and some great
fishes.
They had no souls or immortality.
Now Jonah for his great rascality
Was swallowed by whale one day. +
And in it's belly had to stay
Till he repentod Then he found
The Lords will he must not question.
1hen was he thrown upon the ground
by the tish's Indigestion.
The whale doth live in all tho zones.
In pleasure or in toll.
And, in dying. gives to woman bones
And yields to man his oil"
The Mississippi girl is now ahead.
Next, am getting poetry now. world
without end. Bill Arp. in Atlanta Con
stitution.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

Registration in Porto Rico exceeded
MI expectations. nearly 100000 persons
qualifying to vote.
Tie Cuban Secretary of Finance de-
scribeS the municipal governments of
the island IS cNtravagant. and urges
better business management.
The Philippine Commission has ap-
propriatcd S4T5.onn gold for October
expenses of the Insular Government.
Testimony Of natives taken by the
Philippine Comm? iSsion showed contin-
ued hostility to the restoration of tho
friars to their parishes
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
RoosEvELT's GREAT RECEPTION.
Over 100000 Turned Out Ia Greet Him
In New York city.

New York City (SpeciaD- Governor
Roosevelt was greeted by cheering
multitudcS in Madison Square Garden
Friday night. There were II .OUO pco-
pie there TO hear him while. all told.
100000 turned ont in his honor. of
whom 10000 paradcd up and down
Fifth avenue. The marching clubs
with Il dozen bands. entirely filled the
big arena.
There were fireworks galore outside
the Garden, and fifty bands played in
unison while the multitude sang The
Star Spangled Banner" and "Amcri-
ca" time being beaten with great
searchlight
While Governor Roosevelt was ad-
dressing the multitude in the Garden
other speakers We're addressing the
outside crowds from fifteen stands
which had been erected at different
points around the Square
The display of fireworks in the park.
which began half hour before the
big meeting opened. ana which lasted
until after the Garden had been
empted. was probably the most clah-
crate pyrotechnic exhibition ever seen
in New York City.
The feature OF Governor RooSevcltS
speech was his severe arraignmcut of
Mr.. Bryan.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
THE NEWS EPlTOMIZED
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The Treasury Department has dis
covered new Indian Head 50 counter
felt.
Rear-Admiral Hichborn. Chief Nav
nj Constructor. advocates the construc-
ton of submarine boats and the build
ing of war vessels in government navy
yards.
MaiorGeneral Wood. Military Gov
crnor of Cuba, called Mt the White
House and was in conference with
President Mckinley.
a rigid investigation of the collision
between the torpedo boats Dahlgren
and Craven. off Newport, has been be-
gun.
The annual reports of the Surgeon
General of tho Army and the Super
intcndcnt of the West Point Military
Academy were made public
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31

The foot and mouth disease has bro
ken ont i'm he !;crlin abattoirs.
President Diaz has appointed Rafac
Rcbollar Attorney General OF Mexico.
The Congress of Ecuador has ar
ranged to pay thc entire foreign debt.
The conp!ctc suppression of the rev
olution in Santo Domingo is officially
announced
Honolulu has contributed $33OO tt
the fWl4 or the relief of the sufrercri
at Galveston
From present Indications at Wash
ington the cost of the present censut
ill be SiJ.OpO.uOO
lilibustcrinS expedition IS said TO
ne preparing At Kingston. Jamaica.
for the overthrow of the Government
OF President sam of Haiti.
John Redmond issued manifesto to
Irish NationaliSts. calling for return
10 Parnelfs policy OF aloorness from
all English parties.
Trafalgar Day was celebrated i'm the
usual fashion throughout England
The Anglo-';crman agreement is
commented upon in generally favor
able terms in Continental capitals
Count Zeppelin made anothes sue.
cessful ascent with his airshlp al
Friedrithshafen. Germany.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
PROFESSOR EASTMAN INDICTED.
The Harvard Instructor to Bc Tried FoI
the Murder of His Brother-in-Law.

Cambridge. Mass. (SpeciaD.-Prof
Charles X. Eastman. one of the in
strTctors in the Agassiz Museum
whom Judge Almy. of the Cambridge
District Court, discharged from custo-
dy last July after II hearing on the
charge of n."rdering his brother in
law Richard III. Grogan. Jr. by shoot
ing him in the grounds of the late Al
van Clark the famous lens maker was
arrested again under an indictment
found by the MiddlcSeX Grand Jury.
\ week ago about forty witnesses
were summoned To appear before The
MiddleseX Grand Jury. including East
man himself, to give testimony in an
investigation of the case by that body
As the case was presented to the
Grand Jury ii was not i'm the form
OF an accusation OF any one. but was
simply an inquiry into the death OF
Grogan. After being discharged by
Judge Amy. Eastman resumed his du-
ties in the interest of Agassiz Museum
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
Prominent Pcopic.

Lord Roberts has decided not to
write boo the war in South
Africa.
Lord Salisbury is said To have taken
to ride tricycle. in the grounds of
Hatfield.
Governor Rollins. OF New Hamp
shlrc. is to be the guest of California
lurlhS his p'cscnt trip through that
State.
y successful surgical operation has
been performed upon Senator Cush
man Is. Davis, of Minnesota. for Llood
poisoning.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
DECLARES STRIKE ENDED
President Mi;cheIi's Statement.to tho
Anthracite Coal Miners.
WAGES ADVANCED TEN PER CENT
The Great Coal strike in Pennsylvania
Lasted Thirty-ninc Days-Its Cost tn
All Concerned About SI4.OOO.oOO -
Raised tho Price Of the Elack Dia-
monds-Prcsidcnt MitchcII's Statement

Hazleton. Penn. (SpeciaN.-Thc
great anthracite coal strike is off. 1t
has lasted thirty-nine days. and about
100000 men have been idle during
that time Its cost to miners. State
and operators has approached Si4.-
1000, 600. "ud ii has resulted in con-
siderable advance in coal prices. Its
result is Il victory for the strikers
who get an increase OF 10 per cent
jim wages, guaranteed until April /,
1900.
The end was formally announced
when President John Mitchell. of the
United Mine Workers Of Amcrica. is
sued Il long statement addressed to
all miners and mine workers III the
anthracite region.
The statement says. in part:
After carefully canvassing the en-
tire strike situation. we. your officers.
district and national. have concluded
that Your victory is so nearly complete
that no good end can he served by
continuing the strike longer.
1.-The companies agree, in their
notices. to take up with their mine
employees all grievances complained of.
We would therefore advise that when
work Is resumed committees he select
ed by the mine employees and that they
wait upon the superintendents of the
companies and present their gricv-
anccS in an orderly buSncSSli5e man.
ner. and ask that they he corrected.
AS there are some few companies
who have neither posted. notified nor
Signified in any other manner their
Willingness to pay the zen per cent. ad-
vance in wages and suspend the slid
ing scale, we would advise that unless
the men employed by such companies
receive notice before Monday that the
advance will be paid. they remain
away from the mines and continue on
strike until the companies employing
them agree to the conditions offered
by the other companies: and the en-
ployes of the companies who have of
fered the advance of ten per cent
and abolished the sliding scale are
hereby authorized 10 resume work
Monday morning. October 30. and to
he prepared. If called upon. to contri-
butte reasonable amount Of Your
earnings for the maintenance of those
who are compelled to continue on
strike
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
BATTLE WITH FILlPINoS.
a Large Force of Rebels Attacked by
About 100 Americans.

Washington, ID. G. Especial News
of desperate battle between 100
American soldiers and more than four
teen times that number OF FiliDlnos.
was received ut the War Department
from Major-General Macarthur. The
Americans were compelled TO retire
with the loss of one officer and four
enlisted men killed and a larger mum
Der of wounded Several men were
captured.
The American troops attacked about
l4OO insurgents intrenchcd i'm a strong
position fourteen miles east of Narvi-
can, Ilocos Sur Province. LuZon. \
desperate fight ensucd and under
pressure of overwhelming numbers the
Americans returned to Narvican
First Lieutenant George L. Fchicor.
of the Thirty third Regiment. L. s V
was killed. The insurgent loss is es
.imatcd AT 150
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
COOPERATIVE FAMILY COOKING.
Longwood, ILL.,, Driven to Experiment 10y
the Lack OF servant Girls.

Chicago (Spcciah.- The little village
of Longwood. near Blue Island has
adopted a new method OF settling the
servant girl problem. Owing TO .tS
quiet ana distance from the city. scrv-
ant girls refuse 10 stay III any num-
bers at Longwood y dozen of thc
families in the village recently organ
izcd the LongwOod Cooperative Cock
ing Association. \ large private resi-
dcnce was secured and quarters were
provided for IL chef. two dining room
walters. "A dish washer and an assist
ant cook. Family meals are served
in this building. each family that holds
Il membership sharing in the expense
Each family has It's owl table and sun.
plies its own If en-. dishes. knives.
forks and spoons. An executive com.
mittee Ia. sole charge OF the establish.
mcnt. two of its members attending Ia
buying provisions. The results 80 fan
-ndicata ;hat the scheme is satisfactory
and effects saving over the old
method.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
Labor World.

There are 5000 members of the Orde1
of lsiilwHy Tclcgraphcrs.
Curb settlers and cutters went on
strike TX Schenectady, y. Y. for So per
day
About 1900 Thames lightcrmen
struck at London, considerably dislo-
eating trade.
The colliery owners nj Lancashire.
England. do not like the eight hour
day. hut the miners are solldly or
gan2cd aud the system seems to wcrk
we'll for all concerned
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
outlaw and Omccr Both Die.

United States Deputy Marshal B. a.
Fushon and Tom Taylor, the most no
toriOus moonShincr in Bell County,
Ky, We're found dying near Halsey.
each filed with bullet holes. They
had fought Il rifle duel until cnch
dropped in his tracks mortally
wounded. For the past three weeks
FuShon had been on the trail of Tay
lor.
Indians Starving in british Columbia.
Two hundred Indians We're reported
starving ut IIumbcrtOn Meadows, Il. c.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
Five ChIIdrcn snnocntcd.

y fire which broke out in a small ten
emcnt house in Montreal. Quebec, re-
suited in the death of five children by
sufoCation. The father. Arthur Lee
blanc a shoemaker. was badly burned,
but will live. The children were in an
upper room and were dead before the
tircmen could reach them.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
This store is uohbcd Regularly.

niSh. Me. has nccn robbed regularly
in the spring and fall. Il complete out
fiji of clothing. shoes and hats being
taken on each occasion. The Scmian
nnal visitation has just taken place
with usual result.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
Uobson Gets IL Loving CUP.

Lieutenant Richmond L. HobSon
WAS presented with Il loving cup by
tn" people of Alabama. The ceremony
TOOK place III connection with military
day at the street fair in Montgomery.
brlSadicr General Joseph Wheeler
made the presentation speech
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
vanderbil,,s Men Drowned.

q. G. Graham, Robert Earwood and
Richard Russell, employees on George
w Vanderbilt's Biltmore estate. were
drowned in French Broad River. nine
miles southeast of Ashevnle. \. c.
While crossing the river their boat was
overturned
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
Cotton Industry in thr smith.

The cotton industry of the South has
now 4.S0l, so spindlcs in active opera
ton. and during the present year
l,4lS,I0I more Will he added.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31

The Western railroads are forming
combination 10 withhold orders foJ
new rails until the price is reduced.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
TRANsVAAL FORMALLY ANNEXED.
Proclamation Attended with Impressive
Ceremonies at Pretoria

Ceremonies at Pretoria.
Pretoria. South Africa (By Cable).-
The Transvaal has been proclaimed a
part of the British Empire. the procla-
nation being attended with impressive
ceremonies.
The royal standard was hoisted i'm
The main square of the city. the
Grenadiers presented arms. aud
massed bands played the natloual an.
them
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31

If IL were not for the provisions
the postal laws. Uncle Sam might
the sultan on a postal card
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-10-31
PATTERSON MURDER Case
Four Men Accused Of Poisoning
Pretty Jennie Bosschieter.
POLICE SAY THREE CONFESSED

The Prisoners Are Members of Pro,ui
hcnt Families - They Are Charged
with Stupefying the Girl First. Then,
After She Died. They Left the Body by
the Roadsidc-An Atrocious Crime.
The sun., 1900-10-17
SAILED rue SOrND 10 YEARS.
capt. "uInk" Lvs,. who Had History.
Found Dead in His cabin.

PopT CHESTER, Y. Y. oct le-Capt Hank
Won, a ell known and eccentric old boat
man, who for forty ears has secured the sound
on his uncer- looking sloop. the Venture, was
found dead in hls cabin this morning Capt.
Hank. who was 20 years old went 70 bed
apparently in good health last night, The
Coroner Nho examined his body is Of the opinion
that he Na- seized With raralys si- Of the heart.
cant. Hank was the son OF fioyd Is On, VINO
as once "A pros eruus truck an IN New lork
and controlled all Of the carriage In south street:
He EN- los ed u~ many aS twenty TRUCKS ana
was regarded as q lyaguate in his day. When
he died Ae lett about S5J, 100 10 capt Hank who
Proceeded TO spend 1t a fast ~ he could When
The money was gone tupt Hank vent 20
ChemurC county and built the Venture from
trees which he fellcd NJ his native home lie
brought the craft 20 tidawater overland and
through various streams and then rigg"d her
and gave hera formal launching. Since $50
she has pluushed the waters Of Long Island
Sound IS q fishing smack and, pleasure boat
capt Hank" had a wife and children. but
they grew tired Of his rowing life wears ago
and loft him. The children have grown up
nd married. The Coroner Is holding the body
TO consult with them In regard TO the funeral.
The sun., 1900-10-17
DE ATk.S MASCOr DEAD.
Expired as BRYAN Reached the city, Leaving
the Engei Hoodos on Top.

Spontaneously with the arrival OF william
Jennings Bryan IN New York yesterday after
noon. Robbery the canine mascot OF the Mar
tin FnGc Association Of "de Ate" Assembly
district. hrcathcd his last lie had been an
nounccd positively TO appear Tonight AZ tho
Garden In the hope Of bringing Bryan luck
but Yesterday he had a sudhcn relapse shortly
after noon and died exactly ~ the train bearing
Col Bryan arrived In the Grand Central station,
No dog that ever lived on the East Side had
more glorious existence than Robbery. dur
ing the brief time he baskcd In tho favor OF
Tammany Hall. II would not he an eNag-
gcrltiou 70 say that fully nine-tcnths Of the
organization u de Ate" credited him with
driving away the famous Eurel hoodoo AID
looked upon him a. the sure harbing"r ~ We
tory for Bryan and the 1ammany Han u'ket
In the district lhis year. His death cast "A
gloom over the district last night, IL was
announced In the following bulletin pasted
up In front Of the silver Dollar Hotel In Essex
street.
The sun., 1900-10-17
WIPES JEWELRY COULDN'T RUN.
SO Goldststn Saved It Prom Fire while His
wife Saves herself.

There was FIRE Yesterday morning in the
bake shop in the basement Of the fve-story
tenement at l5o Ridge street ard lot ~ eK-
element In the block IN which the building is
situated. In tho midst Of 1t Jacob GoldsteIn.
who lives IN one Of the upper apartments. was
seen by Policemen Stoll and BOhn running
Ike mad around the corner at Ridge and Hous-
ton streets.
aaey there Where are you going, Flans-
gam" the policemen shouted. Golds'eln is
Known as The Irish jew, and the policemen Of
tho neigh bOrhood all Csll him Flanagan be
cause. they say, thst IL tie Irish for Goldsteiu
l Naf my v,fs's cheN-ls, shouted God'tein,
holding up q lot
Why don't you look out for your wife2"
asked one oi the cops
Mine chewel, Caudt run. Mine wife can
run undt she safes herself Rlrctty" cried Gold
stein.
There was a lot NJ smoke caused by the fire.
but no one was hurt. The loss was $3.50.
The sun., 1900-10-17

ARMSTRONG suddenly on Tuesday Oct. 10.
1900 N Helen. beloved wife Of John II. Ann
strong
Relatives and fTiends are invited to attend the
funeral service, on THURSDAY cv.hins, Oct, Is,
1900 aiI o'cljcs. at her late residence. 100 west
7Sd 81 lnt'rm-nt at convenience OF family.
BEANER.-M Bloomfield, n. j., on Oct. is. 1900.
EClth simpson, beloved dsuthteT Of Anson Tay
lot Peaver, aged IN months
Funeral private Brooklyn rspers please copy.
TITzpAIRICK.-on su-day Oct II, 1900. a, her
residence, 25s Henry st Mary f. Blair wife OF
Edward T. Ft,psthck
Funeral from her late residence TO ST. Mary,
Church Vtdn,'dsy morning. oct ~, 1890 at
10 4 NJ where a solemn requiem mass will be
offered for the rspos 4 her soul Relatives
and friends are respectively Invited 70 attend,
Please on,I, flowers
GLEoY.-on Monday, oct. is. 1900 at p. Nj,
Eta, daughter Uf Iulls and the late John Gil.
10y, Sr.d 27yesr,
Fun,ru from residence, 1870 East il5,h St. on
Thursday, Oct II. 1900 Att Pm
LAIMBEER, Suddenly. on SUNDAY morning Oct
IA 1900. Richard Harper IAlmbeer AGED rs
years
Funeral services will be held 1t his late residence
First pl borough o. Brookyn. on wednes
day, oct u. 1900 AZ 10 A. NJ Iutcrm,nt
private
LANE suddenly, at Washington, Thomas =. Lane.
Funeral service, In Washington az TIE residence.
Tor intimate personal friends only. on Thursday
morning. oct -. 1000, aad In Summit. " j.. at
II o'clock on Friday morning, OF ~, 1900.
MANNING. Suddsny. on Monday morning. Oo.
Is. 1900. william H.. husband Of Anna Quarter.
man Manning ag'd A. years
Funera services az his late residence. ~ Hau st
BocRlyn, y Y, On Wednesday 'venus. oct 7.
1900 a. S O'Clock EesuvtS, friends and mrm
bers o., Hyatt Iodg. No 2uS. +. and A. NJ, are re-,
specl'ury iny.td t. attend. Inerm.nt at con.
veuirnce Of family
MESIIK Al Deal Beach. y. J.. on Monday morn.
ing. Oc, -. 1900, Frank Search son Of Frank Il
and Addie search Me'ick IN his 2lSt year
Funeral services at Deal Be ch. ~ j., Thursday
oct IS. 1890. At $50 r NJ Carriages will he In
waiting upoU ths arrival OF Penusylvanl, tain
leaving New Nork West 2Sd It, It i2.4O, re-
turning sal In'rment at convenience of family
Kindly omit flowers
PERKINS At her residence. a27 Central nv., West
Hobosen, y. J on Monday oct Is, 1900. Cath.
rlnc 7, widow ot II Horaup Perkins and d,ugh.
ter " ih- late James aud Eleanor c. Krttgan Of
Ncv Nork city
Funeral services at ST. MichaclS church. IVES, Ho
boNen on hurSdsy, oc, lS 1907 atrrA
SIMMONs.-Suddenly, at his residence. 100 New
York av., Brooglyn. v. v. on Sunday evening
oct -, ls)o John simmons, IN the 66tn year OF
his age
Funeral services will be held al his late residence.
on HsdueSday oct. ~, 1900, a,2P, ". This In
terment will be private. Friends are kindly re
questcd TO refrain from sending flowers
sH;rB.-At New Rochelle on Sunday. Oct II.
1900. james Baker Smith, aged O. years
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited 10 al
tend tht funeral from his late re'dtnce 81 winysh
Gv. New Rochelle, ~ y. on Wednesday. oct. H.
1900, Ii A NJ. Carriages will meet the train
leaving Grand Central Depot at 1000 A. NJ Inter
ment al Greenwood
The sun., 1900-10-17
DEAD BESIDE THE WINDOW.
English woman OF Moons Accidentally AsphyH-
lated In Boarding House Here.

Miss Marion Wilson Rae. an English woman
about 80 years old, was asphy Mated yester-
day In her room In the boarding house kept by
Her body was fou d close 20 the window
which was open a few inches Death appar-
entity was duo to accident ~ d had come " hlle
she was trying TO ope taewi dow.
Miss Rae came 10 this countr, from England
kins Of Plymouth, Mass Mis- Perkins Is
sistAr Of the Rev y. Perkins who l. the Secre-
tary Of the American Church Building Fund
Commission, which has Offices Ia the Church
Mission House at PSI Fourth avenue Mr..
Perkins received a letter on Monday from his
sister saving thet Miss ltae was coming to New
York, and would sail for her home In England
on oct "a lie mot Miss Rae ~ the station
on Monday and took her to MIR Whites board
Ing house whore he had engaged a room for
House on Monday evening. on her return
An od0r Of gas Ais detected coming from
her room yesterdsy murrinG, and when the
door was forced open she was found dead on
the floor beside ths window gas cock used
other cock. used for the gas ct. directly over
II, and apparently turning IN this let the woman
had accidentally turned on the other
Nr Perkins said h. did not KNOW what art OF
England Miss Rae came from, but sh" was well
ted and was n woman Of means Five
hundred dollars were ION d IN her possession
PLYMOUTH, Mass oct. ~. Miss Rae came
here -a-ly in the summer a"1 lived with Miss
Perkins, who keersa boarding house In tour'
sure According 70 y STOW Gun ent hero she
Now Yorker, but H. died Just aitor her arrival
In 'hs country Miss perkin. le't Plymouth
thi, afternoon for Now York after receiving a
telegram announcing " ss ha-s sdeath.