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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-09
Real Estate Dealer Again in Trouble.

Anton Jocis was arraigned Monday
before Magistrate Harrison, in Phila-
delphia, charged by the Rev. Joseph
Lam bert, pastor of a Roman Catholic
Church. with unlawfully retaining
possession of 81, 600, which he collected
for the purpose of purchasing prop
erty for the church at Third and Fitz-
water streets. Jocis was held in 81. 500
bail Tor a further hearing on Saturday.
Jocis is the man vino came to this city
several months ago and got into trouble
with some Polish residents over u real
estate deal. and remained several
months in Jail. He was released after
making a COMPROMISE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-08-09

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
GROVE AVENUES CHOIR.

Something About the Members of the
New Quartette.
Grove-Avenue Baptist Church has de-
c.ded 10 have quartette choir, and the
muse committee has engaged the ioiio"-
ing singers for the coming year
Mrs. Ida Robinson Curtis, soprano. Alss.
A. Durrett, contraito; Mr. Beal. $
Barker, tenor; Mr.. Frank Stayton Ihomp-
son, hdsso.
Mr.. Thompson is well-knoWn in Rich
mond as a vocal teacher, soio.st and cto.r
director He is thorough musician and
a man of large experience IN choir work.
He was the bass sold.st ard director or a
euartette choir for four years in one OF me
leading churches OF Chicago
Win the ABOVE quartetie, under w.
Thompson's direction, unusually me muse
may be expected at Grove-Ayenue-
Mrs Gurus. who is pupil OF ME-.
Thomson, is a welI-known Richmond
singer, and has a beautiful voice OF most
excellent :.mhre.
Mrs. Durrets has the reputation OF beng
one OF the finest contraltos in the city, qua
is a most popular and pleasing singer.
Mr. Barker came here frome Rcme, I'd,
ens * said to have an excellent tenor voice
Mr.. Barker has had large experiences III
church work. and is we'll known III Sou,si-
ern musical circles
The organist is Miss Mabel Sims, W'so IS
a very thorough musician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
MEETING NATIONAL
COUNCIL QUA NJ.
Opening Sessions of Annual Conven-
ton Held Yesterday.
VARIOUS COMMIT DISAPPOINTED
Iols OF tAe New tor,'s Hotel
Last Night-Ieports
Submitted.
Opening Sessions of Annua! Conyen-
VARIOUS CONNIE TEESAPPOINTE

The National Council, Order of United
yesterday morning a 10 o'clock promptly.
Nothing OF Importance was done al the
morning session. The following committees
We're appointed:
The COMMITTEES.
Press-A. L. Dodge, J. 1. Davis, G. L.
PaulSon.
Credentials-H. C. Walton, Frank Q.
Loving, Z. c. Miller.
Thirteen delegates. representatives of
several State Councils, We're admitted at
the morning session.
The afternoon session was called to order
al . O'Clock. Different reports were taken
up and referred TO various committees. The
reports We're on amendments to laws. prop
ositon to confer ,honors of cX-State Coun-
cilor on several State SECRETARIES and
treasurers proposition regarding change
OF names,
Invitations were read from Detroit, Sara
toga and Niagara Falls, which cities de-
sired to have the next annual Session
Since, last meeting the following mem
bers Of the National Council are reported
dead: EX-Nattonal Councillor T. w. Good
win, Of Mass; EN-Nati0nal Councillor j. +.
Moreland, of Del; Ex-National Councillor
NJ Q. Staples. of Conn; EN-Sal!onal Coun-
cillor c. j. D.ttess, Of Penn; EX-State
Councillor T. Z. Field, of Conn, and Ex-
State Councillor Albert Halves, OF Maine.
Suitable resolutions will be adopted, and a
memorial page set aside in the Journal.
CONDITION OF THE ORDER.
The National Secretarys report shows
membership of 5l9li members contained
in the 1874 Councils, according to the re-
ports Of June Goth.
The order at large has paid out in sick
benefits $165, 695.59. The total worth of
subordinate Councils is S5S4,35l57
Miss Florence Hoistetn, daughter of the
National Councillor, entertained a large
circles of friends and members in the par
lors Of the New Fords Hotel yesterday,
and an informal reception was given last
night in the hotel parl0rs. National Secre-
tary Server was master of ceremonies.
speeches by National Vice-Gouncliior
Elmer E. Hill, OF New Hampshire; National
Protector H c. sprongton, of Illinois;
REPRESENTATIVES John Hornbaher, OF Penn
sylvania; l. L. Davis. Of Rhode Island; j. j.
Davis, of Richmond; Fl. c. Walton, of New
Jersey, and National Treasurer Joseph
Shinn, OF New Jersey.
Several vocal selections were rendered
bv Miss Hoistein. and rotations by Ed
ward Nopple, OF Philadelphia
The reports OF the standing committees
and the selection of the pace of holding
the next session will be taken up in to-
DAYS session. 1t is also expected that the
election Of officers Will be had to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
aEAINIL POISON ED
IN PETERSBURG.
five Girls and Two Boys From Eat.
ing sardines.
MISS BEcKvvlTH IS SAFE.
She Wen, Through the Galveston
Storm Gnscathed-Thc Petersburg
Alumni Football Club Organize
and Arrange Schedule.
MISS BEcKNlTH IS SAFE.
Special plspateh 10 The Times )

Especial Dispatch TO The Times)
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. 1.-THE
aSanes family at Matoaca-five girls and
Two boys-were poisoned by eating sar-.
oines last night Physicians worked on
She family all night. They are better to-
gay and ut Is thought now that all Of them
VIII recover
MISS BEcKWITH SAFE.
Mrs E X. Beckwith, OF this city,has re-
ceiFcd telegram from his sister, Miss
Kate Beckwt;h, at Galveston. saying she
is safe and unhurt. His brother, Rev. &.
M. Beckwith, and family, have not been
heard from
Major u r. Lassiter has returned from
l<unenburg county. where he addressed a
large crowd al the courthouse yesterday.
He will speais at Prince George court
house Thursday
FOOTBALL
The Petersburg Alumni Football Club
met at the Y NJ c. A. Hall last night and
organized club Games have been
scheduled with leading colleges in the
State, and the first game will pe played
here in October.
Senator Daniel will speak here some time
in October. The campaign opens formal
~ next Saturday night, when Senator
Martin will speak.
Mr.. Fisher Collier has returned from q,
European trip.
Miss Josephine Eudd returned to Peters
burg yesterday afternoon spending the
summer in the mountains.
Miss Mabel Winfree IS at home again
after spending several weeks al Powhstan
Courthouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
BALTIMORE MARKET
MD, Sept 1i.-FLoUR-

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept 11.-FLouR-
Steady and unchanged.
" HEAT-Firmer; spot and the month,
72a,da1::;c3s: October. 13h@iic.: December,
64677c. Southern. by sample, CSC, ot.c
CORN-Strong: mixed spot idc the
month. I5lac.: October. 44laGist4c.:; No
venher or December. new or Old. ioi.g
4O&tc; January. 4oAGFspl2c. Southern
w1..te corn. 4712Gt4Sc.
~ATS-Firnl: No. white. 2ht2epZse.
RYE-Steady: No. nearby. Dc.
BITTTER-F'irn and unchanged.
EGGS-Firn and unchanged.
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
SuGAR-F'irm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
WILL TAKE PART IN PARADE.
Military Organizations Getting II
Trim for the Great Event.

There will be very important meeting
of Companv 3, Walker Light Guards. to-
nigh, for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the inspection of the command
on future date.
A ful dress drill was given last night at
the Armory by Company +, Anderson
Light Infantry, which proved to DC auite
an attractive and enjoyable affair
There was the usual drill of the kieh-
mond Howitzers last night. The How
tiers. as it is known, will take part the
Odd-Fellows' parade on Wednesday next.
Their annual inspection will take place
on the 10Th instant, followed by q supper
Company c. Guard OF the Common
wealth, will drill tonight
Companies A and D drilled last night.
Nearly all of the military companies III
the city will take part in the odd-Feslows
parade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
THE PEANUT STRIKE,
Affects n Large Business in Smith
field. Va.

Especial Dispatch to Tie Times.)
SUFFOLK, VA, Sept. ll--Mr. P. D.
Gwalrney. Jr.. of the Gwaltney-Bunkley
Peanut COMPANY, of Smithfield. whose
operations have been crippled by a tenn
porary strike of factory hands, was asked
about the matter this afternoon.
About thirty-fire men and 100 women
yesterday Went out, and the companv's
largest factory was compelled to close.
The men who2had been getting, 10 cents
a day asked for 81 The women, whose
pay is 40 cents, made no specific demand.
but Mr.. Gwaltney believes they would ask
for an increase if the men got t.
The company, whose peanut dealings are
the largest OF any firm in the United
States. was only operating one factory.
their largest Mr. Gwaltncy says there
was plenty Of business and q stock on
hand of several thousand hays. and that
the strike was seriously disturbing his Gus
toners.
Mr.. Gwaltney says the dry weather IS
now doing more injury 10 the growing
crop than at any tine heretofore this
season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Asea\ao sAOOuo
Citizens and Other Matters.
DR.: and Mrs. John F. VIM have returned
10 the city.
DR.. h;nwood Batkins. of West Clay
Street, is very ill.
Mr. J. R; Anderson. of Goochland county,
Is at the lexington
Miss Marian WEIGH has returned home
from trip TO Bon Air.
Colonel John S Harwood and wife left
the city Tor stay of two weeks.
Richard Newell Hastings. who has 1ty-
phoid fever. is very much improved.
Mr.. John Enders, Jr.,. who has been i'll
for several weeks, is We'll enough to sit up
yesterday.
Miss Maud johnson continues to improve.
1T the Retreat for the Sick She IS doing
very nicely. =s.s.ss5ss7ss'.
Ar. C. Weisiger. Of Columbus, Ca
Is visiting his son. Mr.. James q. Wcisiyer,
OF Grove Road. i
The condition of Captain Charles a..
Tenant. who suffered a relapse yesterday.
remains unchanged.
Miss Ray Van Wort. OF East Grace
B Street. has returned home after an ex-.
tended visit to ,rSSorfo 80
3 The funeral Of irving a. Blantcn. SON
1k.:s md Nh. c. Baanson. took place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
FIRE in CUMBERLAND.
hir Crute Loses Ills House for the
sThird Tirne-AIontague to Speak.


sThirti Montague to Speak.
Special Dispatch to The Times)
FARNIVILLE, VA, September u-At-
torney-General A. J. Montague will ad-
dress the citizens Of Prince Edward county
at the county court house Thursday night.
This is not regular appointment made
by the State Committee, but is done at the
solicitation of Captain r. NJ. Burton, coun-
" chairman.
ATTORNEYS General Montague will address
the old soldiers at Cumberland Courthouse
on Thursday afternoon, and return from
there in time to deliver the address here.
He will be greeted. at both places by a
large and Enthusiastic audience.
The home of j. ". crute was entirely
destroyed BY IRE early this morning. Just
before day. FsSerythlng was lost, except
escaped. Mr.. Crute lived in a new build
ing. only a few mics from N F a15pa he
time in. as many years he has had his
home destroyed IN .iits way ..s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
is the creates. length Of time he has been

is the greatest length of time he has been
absent from hts store since the war
& Walter, the little son OF MIR. T.. ~. Nun
.naIly. is i'll with typhoid fever.
at the request of Councilman Utz the
Richmond Passenger and Power. Company
has hired an extra gang Of men and have
commenced delivering the new ucsfoot
sirdsd rails on Seventh Street in Man
chester for relay1ng their tracks aionE
this street In the near future the entire
track#e the line to Forrest Hill will be
rsiaid with sixty-pountf rails on new oak
ties, and will be one OF the srnoottest and
best tracks in the suburbs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
A RIPE OLD AGE.
Franchise to An Electric lighting
Comoauy-A Republican Move.


Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
MARION, VA, September I.-Mrs. Polly
Towein died at the home Of Mrs. Judge
Miller last Saturday, and was buried Sun
day in the Sanders bury.ng-ground near
Chilhowie. She was ninety-tour years Old,
and until quite recently was able to go TO
church and keep up with current events.
A franchise has been granted a local
company to put up an electric light plant,
and it is hoped the town will De lighted in
a short time
Mr.. Stuart Lindsay, chairman Of the Re
publican Committee for the Ninth District,
has sent circular letters 10 eacf member
Of the Electoral Boards asking that he be
allowed to name three Republicans at each
precinct from which list the Electoral
Boards will agree to name a judge and
clerk to. act at the November elections,
and also that the Republican judge be al
lowed to mark part of the ballots.
The Marion Female College opened last
Monday with the largest attendance for
MANY wears
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
MRS. LEE IN WINCHESTER.
General Lee Expects to Establish 4
Permanent Home There.

Especial lpispatch 10 The Times.
WINCHESTER, VA, Sept li.-Senator
John w. Daniel VIII make an address here
on Thursday. September Goth, Democratic
Day at the County Fair. Among the
other speakers viii be Hon. Holmes Con-
rad. of this city.
Mrs. General F3tzhugh Lee and daush--
tiers arrived here to-day. and will spend
some time ut Winchester Inn. Tomorrow
they will be Joined by General Lee. The
Eaters leave of absence expires in Octo-
Der, and ne VIII then return to Cuba, ac-
companicd by his family. The Lees, it is
stated, VIII make Winchester the:r pernla-
ent home after next winter. as negotia-
lions are in progress for the purchase of a
handsome estate in the suburbs of the
town.
John L. Summers. the carpenter who
seriously stabbed his wife with a knife
last Friday and subsequently escaped, was
captured early this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
A DISHONEST AGENT.
Sheriff Turnbnll Goes to New York
After kecne.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

I,AWRENCEVILLE, VA, Sept. IL
Sheriff r. B. Turnbull and Deputy Charles
Turnbull have gone to New York city to
bring back one keene. who is wanted in
this county tor larceny and embezzlement.
,Keene was employed by the Southern
Railway as agent and telegraphsr a bout
three weekssago he leftsin the n. sht-tlne
without telling any one his whereabouts.
After he ieft:t was found that he carried
about $50 belonging to the railroad COM
pany. He also sold freisht. G consigned to
the patrons of the railroad. and appro-
priated the proceeds to his own use.
Keene was q cripple in both less.sh ence
3 ne proved an easy bird for the fowler,
Detective McKlusky, of New York.ss#
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
ct the matinee yesterday. good pro-
Guction of F,ichelieu was given.
Or T,yIor,s Successor.

Vacation ended. the Richmond Academy
of Medicine and Surgery held its regular
semi nonthiy meeting last evening at It's
rooms In the Jefferson Hote', with the
president. DR. William T. Oppenhiraer In
the chair. Detailed reports OF eases were
made by Drs Mark w. Peyser, Gay. j. ~
Upshur, c. NJ Edwards. William T. op-
penhimer and Ross
Dr. J. E. Moseley. Jr was eiectsd
trea s,,rer TO all the pace made vacant by
the death of DR.. J. Travis Taylor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
ANOTHER GlLLlGAN CASE.
Young John o'Den Kills His Sweet
hearts Father
Special Dispatch to The Times

Bristol, Tenn, sept. I.-News has
reached here that John Salyer, forty-iive
Years of age and a man Of family, was
shot and instantly killed at Sawyer. Russell
county, Virginia. by John O,Dell. a young
man.
o'Dell had been keeping company
s9aiyers daughter against her fathers viii,
"ho had warned .oDell TO quit coming
TO his house. O'Dell was in conversation
with the girl when her father attacked
him
o,Deli fred one shot which entered Sal
yer's brain. The murderer fed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
MRS. HUTCHINS SAFE.
Glad Tidinss Received by her Father
mt Ashland.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times

fSneciai Dispatch TO The Times,
ASHLAND. VA, September 11.-Air. c.
c. Bridges received message this evening
from his daughter. Mrs. George Ball
Hutchins, of Galveston, Texas, for whom
50 much anxiety has been felt by her home
folks and friends here, stating that she
and hers are safe. although they lost
much property during the recent Hood in
that city.
Mrs. Hutchins, who was Miss Leila
Bridges. was formerly of Richmond. where
she is well known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
CntS and Rr,,jSeS

William Hubert (coloredl is under ar
rest at the Second Police station, charged
with felcniously assaulting Robert An
dsrson with intent to MAIN. disable. dis
figure and kin the same. Dr. Fisher
patched Anderson up at the corner of
First and Broad Streets shortly after
midnight yesterday. He has some cuts ana
bruises on his head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
NEW yoRK DRY Goops MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept 11.-DRY GOODS
Good general demand for staple cottons
on home trade account and market de-
cidedly strong. Numerous lines of brown
sheetings and drills held for advances OF
Kc TO SC over recent lowest prices Nd
Vances OF nc. to lac. in coarse colored
cottons. Print cloths unef>1Sed. More
doing in prints Staple /ahaaIns recoo "
5,,OO pieces of silk went off better than
1,aS eyDected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
HI.w Out the Cas-

One of the guests at New Ford's Hotel,
upon retiring Monday night. thought he
had turned. out the gas. He was IN error,
however, and had his window not been
5open he would have been unable next
morning to have thought about anything.
His escape was due TO the hot YEA Their,
with the open window.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
- : = $50
8 = C. 4. Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
r,oar,1 OF Directors OF the Richmond So
Sctery for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
Animals was held at No. sc3 E. Main
street last evening at s:15 O'Clock. Miss
Pearl Bodeker occupied the chair. with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
was Eastiy Knocked ONT.

last sntailt, and in the first round Eliza
sknncEed Celia out viii rock Both
sWama1, were arried to sthe Second Po-5
lice Station. where Dr. GiIls, Of the city
ambulances staff, dressed. Celia injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

Continued from Third PaseD

Short rib sides Qoosej. S..Jts,s..a-, s.y
short clear sides (boXed1, SI,95G1S.Go.
Whiskey, basis of high wines. Sis. SUI
CARS, contract grade. S0.5oeI96o. Butter
firm; creameres, 1SIafl20c-: dafries, lag
loc. Cheese firm at 1ohmtllac. EGGS
strong: fresh, 15ae15lsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

ACADEMIA Poor Relation at S:1o.
+. CASINO-Jack Norworth and hgn-ciass
vaudeville at S:i5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Sept. 11.-TUR-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing.
ROSIN-Quiet and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12
AnnOlIncen1s nj.
500 English Divinity Cur
tains at Soc Pair.
(Made b. zioaiSts.

To-n1orrow morning wewili offer
FIVE hundred pairs Of bedroom and
dining-room White Curtains at
soc the. pair, though they are easily
worth Soc These Curtains are
from the hands OF the famous Zion-
lists, lace and white goods workers.
of Nottingham, England. We ask
the ladies to come and see how
beautifully these Curtains are
made and the material in them
The centres are of heavy linen
finish, wide weave null with
faxen checks in raised overshot
work. They are very deep. re-
turned stitched with dainty frilI
of Old English Dlmity- Some in
main aisle. most on second floor.
sa,teen covered Sofa Pillows. with
heavily corded edge, Oriental designs.
Is inches square, well filed ana fully
worth $50. to make, f,eao at 2ac
Roman Stripe Indian Curtains. for
ORIENTAL corners and the IKE, very
wide. with deep rich Turkish colorinss.
heavily tasseiied and fringed top and
bottom, for SOS.
Persian Scarlet, Old Rose and Olive
Drap.ng Curtains or Portieres. new
effect for artistic furnishing. S.9S.
French Satteen Head Rests-onls rs
mind you-fast co!ors. weti-ftt!ec. ana
bound on edge with colored Cord that
is knotted into two loops, for hanging
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

Treasurer Charles Rex. of the Academy
of Music, has returned TO his post OF duty.
He reports that his season al Buckroe
Beach this year was most successful, go
ing far beyond his expectations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

Mr. Frederick Warde's supporting COM
oany. with a few exceptions. is not equa,
to the task OF presenting Shakespeaye's
frnmortal Harriet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

.ANNAH GA, Sept. 1I.-SPIRiT:
or TURPENTINE-Firm at :i6c.; re
CENTS. 90 casks; sales, $50 casks; ex
ports, 1913 casks.
HOSIN-tIrm and uuchanssa receints
5.653 barrels; sales. 1,012 barrels; exports
81 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

ESCAPED UNHURT.
Mr. G. Scott McRae. received a telegram
yesterday morning from his brother,
Colonel Colin McRae, of Galveston. form
erly of Manchester, stating that he
and his family had passed safely through
the terrible storm. Colonel McRae is well
known here and in Chesterfield and Pow
hatan counties, where he has many
relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-12

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Sept. 11.-SpIR-
IT'S OF TURrENTINEf-:'oc-; receipts.
:,6S casks.
RosIN-ouiet at s115@1.2o; receipts.
CRUDE TURpENTINE-s STEADY at s1.1o
TAR-Firm at sf4o; receipts, rs barrels
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-03
NOTICE.

DR.. w. II. Mays has opened an Office
for the practice of medicine and sur
gerry at 319 Beretania street, next
house beyond Central Union Church.
Telephone 500.
OFFICE HOURS: 10 to IL, 2 to 4,
toS.
SUNDAYS: 8 toll.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-03

For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm Try Il. For sale by
Benson, Smith & Co.. general agents.
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A HAUNTED HOTEL.

Word comes from Lisbon stating
that since the death O fone Frank
Baker, who kept a blind pig, and the
recent murder of Edward Callahan by
his cousin, P. H. Callahan, at the little
town of Enderlin, on the 500 line, in
this county, it is town gossip that the
locality where the pig was kept and
the shooting took place, is haunted.
The blind pig building and the Cana
han hotel, which is the next building,
are now deserted by all the former
inmates, and lights are, it is said, often
seen, and strange weird noises fire.
quently heard about the premises.
Women and children give the locali-
ty a wide berth at night. The body
of the murdered young mar has been
taken back to his home in Canada, his
slayer is in Jail awaiting trial and Mrs.
Callahan and her children have left
the neighborhood and closed the hotel.