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elf they're Rcf1's Shoes,
they're propsr."
Ten=One r, Cor. 10th.
Entire building. d ,Rhoas

The hot weather has ar
rived and with it the desire
for cool and comfortable
footwear. We are showing
an extensive line of canvas
and linen shoes designed es-
pecially to meet the require
ments.
The showing embraces a
splendid assortment OF styles
for both street and outing
wear i'll the most select new
and dressy designs.
Before YOU start for the
Paris exposition purchase the
footwear necessary for the
trip. We receive a large
number of orders from
Americans abroad, they hav-
ing found that however we'll
made foreign shoes may be
they do not fill the needs OF
those persons accustomed to
American-made footwear.
We have all of the new
productions in shoes especial
" made for automobile wear.
At our store YOU will expert
ence none of the discomfort
usually attending hot weather
buying, as our store is de-
lightfully cool and roomy.
B. Rich's Sons,
;i.,r footwear
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Democrats May Need Doctors.
CHICAGO, June 21.-A special to the
Tribune from Kansas City, No, says:
Col. John l. Martin Of St. Louis, SER
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Sth and Market Space.

geant- of the democratic national
convention today announced the appoint
ment of DR.. Nichols Sem of Cincinnati
to be chief of the medical staff of the ma
uonal convention, to be held here on July
1. The staff is to consist of a physician
from every state and territory of the
Union The selection of DR.. Sem to be
chief of such staff was made. says Col
Martin. as a partial recognition of his
high standing as surgeon and his serv-
ices during the war with SPAIN
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PORTLAND, Ore, June 21.-W. McMil-
ian, assistant general freight agent of the
Michigan Central railroad. is dead here
from pneumonia.
Mr.. Mcmillan, whose headquarters We're
in chicago, came here week ago on BUSH
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The Holland Goes Out to Sea.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l-The sub
marine torpedo boat Holland, in tow OF
the government tug Osceola, with the
yacht Josephine conveying, passed out to
sea at $50 o'clock this morning, bound for
Newport X. l. The Holland left wash
ington Tuesday aud came through the Del
aware and Chess peake canal to the Della
ware bay, where she was met by the
Josephine and Osceoa.
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1t matters little what it is that you want
whether situation or servant-a
want ad. in The Star will reach the per-
son who can fill your need.
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Joseph sens ~. :, cloc.inal,er Of
!.ichiiele. | tab. la, just completed Il
wonderful clock, which, IN addition to
striking the hours, halves and quar-
.crs and showing the phases of the
moon. tells just what time it is in
every clty in the world. This is done
by mean, Of globe which rcvolvcs
/ Inside transparent globular glass.
On this glass is marked line which
represents II clock noon. AS the
globe revolves this line is always over
that part of the world in whichit is
noon at that time. Other lines rep
resent the hours, aud in this way it
is easy to get the exact time in any
given place.
Mr. j. Sheer, Sedalia. Mo-, saved
his child 5 life by One Minute Cough
Cure. Doctors had given her up to
die wi,h Group. H. an infailihlc cure
-: caugh>, colds. grippe, l,nolmouia,
bsi.chiiis and throat and !',us ,rou-
N!H.. Relieves ;.t once !,yan, Phar-
.t,N.
N.. John Iisr., q ',r-,nu. wu:nan
,4.it' :.vr miles from -inm, Ma
the Ncw York Sun. gave ,is,ll TO
.sla childrsn on :'ua..., i.esans
ia>'. nri three "f them nrr living
i!r An,bAnd Sent :. lc;icl lc the
~il-riii a+ j. he custom when births
occNr IL the county, arrr.-ine hin of
,ae iwt. TIE lettcrsayS thu, each
chi,! wcivhcIabout five pounds The
mother is doing well.
tlrs. K Churchill Berlin. H.. says,
Our baby was covered with running
surcS. DcWitc's Witch Hazel Salvc
! cured her. y specific for piles and
skin diseases. Beware OF worthless
conutclrc;ts- Evans Pharmacy.
The increase cf insanity among
wninrn j, probably due to .|rcr alter
"a. apd altering conditions On ali
ai''cs they are piunging into IL" battle
- .ifr a. Hr"ai winners. Wi.I,a uer-
v"ps system iaT more highly ..ran-
.:.'. hap hat i r,an. j; is 10 >anhcr
h.i' ;tr uTr.:, '.,'sm,.u'ier ,i.o ill.,.
',.eh ,-i i,i.rs ear, Ill. kid
s.'y-. .ai' ,.o liver anG u.icS
''r i."N + \ vsl''lbic system. o,"ic
~. ev M."ne Pharmacy
III ~ili.wn,u. was f:si s.ra-
';ice'l .;n i-..nrcr. i's 'wo mon. en-
rs;sr' ~ missionaries in China. Who
! obtained i 4r.:'i;y of >ilkwo4.s
c:-s~- which they concealed in Il hnl-
10" :,.iir nr'! conveyed in safety TO
Consian,inople in 49,,
DeWitls Little Early Riscrs purify
the blood, clean the liver, invigoratc
the system. Famous little spills for
constipation ana liver troubles Evans
Pharmacy.
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a.. l.,' nipl wleu ny mu~5r (.
bo4 yes, ] murdered iia ,'.i
,aoilsel -,- 'lol.ht ihst .y.a,
d.c, loo }al' / didn't. and now am j,
| trust. h4i'er man. God hclpln-
me. ! Shall ncvrr ,onch another drop
and if that bo !, mother will take tne
back and let ne care for her, she Shall
never know want again nor receive an
unkind word from me
81 wanted to write you this for you
helped save me.
Respectfully yours,
"JosEpm BLYTHE.
no longer Row.
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Assessment Notice.

.ArD!roE'~ Ur.icN.
:, r.lli.is~DS - 4

ANDERSON, =. G..
fs'Jls o.'TIrl: tYI i. BE GpEN 10
L io"rivo Ic,!ril> ni l-r..,n4i proper
t. tpr iA.ntinn 'pr re ifeXr ii.rn! itur
ir- "a ne first ,irN u,j j.ni.r>. 100, 1, tho
20 II fcsifi.ri fu,io", Il, luciu-lvr.
~. tra ser. o.. l;-.l' i.-t t., .i,arn size,
!;:>t Years a--e.-inept iu,l... -. carefully
noted On The re'nrn---,l,. .,uiuher ui
acres bought ear sold ard iru,:i whom nc
uuirot OF tr " HON .,Jl,:.
Under tn" now aA.-'.,>.,ug id>S the
township aA>c.snrS ARC rtuuiICh tn make
Tax s:eturns Tor all these that ,ni to
mako their own returns within the time
pfesrribed ly lnA, ana lu. q tGD ditlicul
~ OF cilnuuonis eAcupibl. she ;,pnaIty OF
tho law.
IXCnntedcraio soldiers nv,1 20 wears
Of age arc exempt from Po.l Tax. Al
other males between tho ages uf ~ aud
90 ears except those incapable OF xarn-
ing a support irom being manned or
from any o,iitr cause, shai! tv ,Inetitt!
taxable polls.
For The convenience nf taxpayers wo
Will also have deputies TO tako ruiurns AT
tue fultUwir- times ami pinceS:
iInillnd, Tuesday, January q.
Muiittsvi!lr, W@inesliA,, January 20.
Iva, thursday, Jah,ary Il
MoSrlv>. Fr:dns, JAniin.r II.
!;iYli> NJ" oni,...'s. ;--,turdt.. jas. -;
S'arr, No:,dAy, January -.
Stnrev:i.r, :ti,r~,dy. j iIitlnr, ~;
tl!rSS'i..v M.i!, "Wednesday. Jan. Il.
GuN;nn. 'l.ins s':;;, Ja,.,ar, Is.
l'i,ipp's Hrai,rh, SATURDAY, January -.
rivr Fork, F.:ca', .itni.,r> ~.
AEt"r, ilr..t d, Jnn;.G.N -.
w NHi;'; s';'"r, Mrcs,, JAnuar, -,
ur;li =. ~.
CEDAR Wr,a.r. Ius-iny. January -;
I.n.ci,'S Store, Jan. -. ,ftu. 1 ini l.. ~.
"'gnaton's Store, "Wednesday, Ian.
II.
Equality, Thursday. January -.
PorIlotun, Frid@y, .Ianunry .6.
Tnwnvillr, Friniy, Janu-ry 26.
TnisaioN, Saturday, January -
lIonoa Path, Moi.Gny ara tuesday,
jauE@rJ 30 anu 80.
Bslton. Weduc$ NY ana thursday,
February aud ..
Piedmont, Friday ard Saturday, Jan.
10 and 20.
Pezer, Monday, Tuesday and We!n :,
day. February 5, q and Z.
Williamson, Thursday and Friday.
February and 8.
C. n. c. BOLEMAN,
Dec. 3, 1890. Auditor a. G.
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Raleigh IL Modern SOdOm.

\ .cnsltioi VA, created hero s,u,
da. in church .ir.,c, hy Row T. "
.Iort,ou
Mr.. .,.r,r wh, l.,- ,re,chc1 H..
vosr,l ..o r!. cr :,.n.;.t ehufc,
IL ll. ;in ,l,c o.h
ha ~ llM,a..on. ..a ,r,,r
n.I,..t i,;.t.rc 4
Ai. ua jill.
.l., ~, .oa5ol ,l.o
.ir,, En,,,, .i.nrrl ,a was c.l,.. f,
.n.Ly ~. tnier :. .p,.ln.io, \
.hi, .crr,.n .n .ybr,,,,, Grov,,, =,
eoy Z. ..r.,,.,r
49,, - uY
'"'' = '''y'' Wa ny
venerable preacher With bowed head
seemed u be .alkins Familiarity with
God. telling Him Of The sins &c ,bc
,.o,,o ,n,,, J. ,n,,, .,l ,.l;n H.
l'''1' '''', - "'"'' '' "'N'"s ''e
Nlh'lTh'y Tor mercy hHH indulgence
ill they cp'll be GALE: to repent
ancr.
..nh c,J, J.. IA .rh,.
-, H. M -, "'e ~"
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Take Warning.

. III r"f-,ns are horeby warmed not
- hGhf. fish, lns, or otherwise
if.-i'ls-a 7s'':r ;,rDs III Perd!nton Town
Nh'r. ''',r>fii fn,:fty. =. c., hnown AZ
'.tiN"i. i.srni, '-t.'ns Pla.;,'." "Sirnp-
"nn pl,r,' au,i '.Ai'afuo-lr Harnin Oh
itiEhf'ef Creek. s'iy on" ,ii-rc:r riding
Ills i.a.ie. VII. hr ~ sncut>;.
Erred. G. BROWN.
Dee l:Hlsao Is
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ailr'I iiiS mp ne always wanted to
MOI" MISS B.alnard hand. one day
She asked him the cause of t'is dread
ful hip, but his face flushed so pain
fully that She Immediately changed the
subject.
Ills mother came to see him once a
week, bringing wit her fair-faccd
golden haired child whom Joe called
little sister The mother was 4
round-faced German woman who al
ways seemed % be afrai! some one
would hear her or notice her.
Occa-irna.ly, too, Lrvy rt rretty
glrl. lld come with h.i III -,niles
an. '''ArrS who alas,. ,.t .jur with
'.ah. cXprc. .,rp - pnra,.
liiDti".sf rll !.
snr-r ~ = ..
-g', haw
N'ar'i .
,rs
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.'4. '1-l iat M ..i,.
y'r''.'al. s..i"o n.r4 il,t dou- n,s
Dfira ier n.ini lor i>nnw Nr
Whel'cp ~ ~hpv, iiier ". Il.
hrpi.l'i M mere 49,. iay ny r.pu -.
Sr,. an'; i!i' g girl a:- lo.ns All my
wost after hpn.r~ when ,hc'r .wni>
done :" thai ! nr,, nn, w.,.ry ;.ipn,
~. ;:olhcy. ire they n.t .nD,., |
car "yor,..iar them
IN, a. Nils Erarari iou'..a .,ty
i'e i.'''r transformed rs l,,, and .,i4i
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:
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'' FIR N'''.'' ~" II l'''h A;'': '''!''
-" f'''.'H '.lin 'AS '"f.o -"'
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"''' u '''.'' q "' ~ '''a"' Hra'i''''r
~ '' ,'y '''.
''" "'y zee ,''l' IN IN "nirri"ne
10 '1c nurse: Nir Tow IS 50 GOOD to
me- a"u 20" We no idea how entertain
'ns' am getting T." Ike hlm very
'iuch, IN spite OF his spells. and
s'""c,ns at inc occupant OF the other
oco shc saw an expression OF pain Hit
across inc lace ana the eyes seemed to
nli Win tears.
l. L
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". Q. T. U. DEPARTMENT. z.
Conducted by the ladies o: Tie ". G.
Il. /. Of Anderson, :. G..
j OLE.
BY WISIFRED +. lIfsToN.

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mov,a not Iab.en vonr hurden
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true b.,,,, Wh,, ut nur ,.., /,
do wi,hout vouy \ud di,;tj. I'r.j,
vo, ,,r. yo,r ifo ,.- b.r, q,
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",,w,. ,ho dr;n. ,h,t J;a r., 4 finer
how ncvcr l;vcJ-st strony and bc,lthv
bc w,s-un,;l drink c,,uc ;n,o our
homo never knew how + came
,bou,. my man and I were l,ut chill.
drcu when we married and we were
poor but we worked Lard and bcy.u
to ret = home and then m. dr;nL
came On hut ne w,s :, ,,ol man
i b..fo.o tlc drink cam. v;,h h; s,,,r,.
linz brown cy.. and how he lovel
tie ln, aut ,hen ,bc ,;,l ,,,,. 80,
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he ia, given, me All his ,uo,cy 80 ,.,,
rc. a nome: and nov h,v. :, .,,r,lon
and can sell my s,uv uh lo.. i.
Tie joe and his fatLer-how ,,vcl
him oucc-bu, how I batc him pn,y
Little ,Joc's nurdercrr,
h.r, &c .oa c.a., ILL.,,
flowers for moor dead Joo. md
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ness.
Mr.. Row recovered and loft Tho bos
pital.
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letter which toucbod ber .tr,nro,n T.
ran Thus.
"M1ss RnA1N.pn.-Cod b,oos 49,,
for turn;no u;oLod ..:S.
again Idon't know bow - .o,1 ne,,
bnt fell vou m,s. 80. 49,
e..bar-T 200 n. -,,o.o- a.
knous -.,4, +, 49, 49, 49,.
did = Iwao = vorn. m,n
tv.one-vhon n.r,;ea r.. s.r
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cheeks and hluo ovos anJ ho;- H. 49,
s;lk from corn W. wo.o ha. s
children were beo,thv ona anas. ~
Tho old.o. "a A..:
Fredo
81 never ;ntendoa.o % au;.,
fe,,ow l;Loa - H. oos:s1 ~
;ns,ood of ,oad;n L. 80 Wy
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Notice of Final Settlement.

~ oASS ~ - AASSI Nc
TB E undersigned, Administrator of the
E.stat- "f Turner Osborne, decd hereby
givoa notice that he will Oh the 18th day
"f January, 1900, apply TO the Judge of
i'robate for Anderson County, s. e., for
Final Settlement OF said Es.ate aud a
discharge from his office as Administra-
tor.
J. g. CUNNINGHAM, Admir-.
D9c 13, 1899 25
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gIGsS and EK2S.
GEO. SKALLER G. CO.,
c0NSOL, STOCK EXCHANGE BLDG,
6O-62 Broadway, New York.
LOTS OF M0NEv

CAN be made through .peculation with
deposit Of 5000 Thirty doliarsl Upward
lor3 per cent. margin upwardl on the
stock Exchange.
The greatest fortunes have been made
through srerul#'innA III stocks, "beat or
Cotton.
Ify"u arc Interested 10 i:n.w ho - spec
hiA;inps are corhurtcd. notify us aud we
Will send 1on Information nnd mark ct
- tier free OF cnai,,r.
iNnHi co;ii:iss.nn charged 'or exc
.,i,irG order,
Govercmca', EluHicipal anG Railroad
hr'';. uG"t"ilci:- furnished on pplica-
ti"i. !Dr p"rrn.- >nl.. ana .xc,'augr.
Oct % lSgH Is l5nl
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J.
the Committee on Clear Water be sub
mitted to the Common Council together
with the changes that were made there
In The changes are In the figures as
to the cost OF the two basins. II IS
estimate that the cost OF the sediments
ton basin, with "a capacity of 100 co., geo
gallons OF water per day, would be
s35o, coo, while the cong ulatfng basin, with
capacity of 20OO0. coo gallons. would DO
about 100000 It was decided that IN
order to secure perfectlN clear water
it would be necessary to have two COM
partments to the sedtmentatton basiH
The motion as made by Mr.. Ferguson
was adopted and the report will go to
the Common Council for further con-
.sideration.
A communication from Mr.. Joseph
Bryan. president of the Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works, was read
Mr.. Bryan appeared before the commit
tee and stated that he wanted the wafer
main on Seventh Street extended to the
Locomotive Works to be used in case Of
fire. The matter was referred to a sub
committee, together with Superintend-
ent Boiling and City Attorney Pollard.
who ARE asked to report the matter to
the next general meeting.
The bids for carpenter and painting
work to be done at the pump-house were
submitted The contract for the car
penter work was awarded to Mr.. y. Tenn
pie Goddin, the amount being S11i.22. The
painting work was awarded to Mr.. F.
Overman at the cost of s5So6s.
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TIL Ell: SBURG|
AsEBA IE.AlI
.Colored Boys Semitic the Penitentiary
for HOUSEKEEPING
TIL DEMOCRATS OF DINWIDDIE
Capt. Hobbs a Delegate at Large from
Prince Georsc-New System OF
Registration to Go into
E RI CT.

PETERSBURG, VA, April 1S-Special-
The Petersburg baseball team has not
yet appeared in the city, although they
were expected to tS here this Week
Manager Foster was in Norfolk yesterday
to attend the meeting OF the Virginia
League. Mr.. F. K. Clements will serve
as substitute umpire for Petersburg.
Dinwiddie Court begins Monday. The
Democrats will meet that day&to elect
delegates to the State convention
Olive Hatch and Alfred Jones, two
negro boys, were convicted of hoIsecreak-
ing at Prince George Court yesterday
and sentenced to two years in the peni-
Tertiary. On account of their youthful
ness an effort will be made to have the
BOYS sent to the reforIna tory instead
DELEGATE AT LARGE.
Captain a. r. Hobbs has been elected a
delegate at large by the Prince George
county Democrats.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mcdonald and
son, ~of Wilmington, n. c. are visiting
the family of Mr.. c. H Spooner
Miss Kelly, of Fauquier, and MISS
Flippo, CT Lancaste county, wati soeho
sEa ster with the Misses Hartley.
BITTEN BY A RAT.
The new system of registration OF let
tiers bv carriers will soon be put in oper-
alton in Petersburg.
The infant son of MIR. 3. L.. Burwell, on
Washington Street, was bitten about the
face by rat during the night last Tues
day. The little fellow is getting on well,
bur is still very weak from the loss OF
blood.
Mr. S. Benjamin Cuykendall and Miss
Myrtle MSalbott were married last night
at the residence of the brides parents. on
Wyoming Street.
Mr.. Robert Gillian, clerk of the Circuit
Court of this city, has received from Judge
Hancock has the appointments OF
the following gentlemen to be Con-
federate Pension Board for this city:
Hugh r. Smith, H. c. Hoy, 7. S: Beck
with. H. W. Battle and James w. Cal
borne The Board will commence work
as soon as application blanks have been
received.
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CARNIVAL MATTERS.
The Corps of Employees Kept Busy
Perfecrin. Details

fefteCCtnE Dcl11lS.
The affairs of the Richmond Carnival
Association are moving along very quiet
ly. but moving. just the same. The head
quarters present a busy scene from morn
ing until night, and the corps OF clerks
and other employees Is kept busy through
out the day. Hundreds OF letters of in
curry are received daily, and hundreds
OF letters containing informa ton are sent
out
The various committees are kept busy
considering the various matters that are
referred to them for action and perfect
ing the details of the greatest celebration
this section has ever seen.
The bicycle parade and series of races
will be drawing cards at the Carnival
This new fea ture was undertaken re-
Gently by the Premiums Committee Mr..
H. Lee Lorraine. chairman OF the COM
mittee, will be assisted by Mr.. Ollie
Hope, and the gentlemen have been as
sured in the last few days of about fifty
entries. The number will be much larger
than that. Not all of those who parade
will contest in the races, but the valua-
BILE prizes which will be offered for the
racing events will insure large number
of competitors.
The parade of the wheelmen will be
an auxiliary to the floral parade The
bicycles will be profusely decorated. and
the riders will be in costume. The pa
rade of bicyclists will undoubtedly be- a
splendid spectacular feature.
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The rumors that have reached me that

The rumors that have reached me that
I intend to contest the result of the recent
primary, as far as the vote for City Ser
geant is concerned, compel me in this
brief and frank manner to announce that,
as a good Democrat and citizen. I bow
to the decision as rendered, and will aid
in the election of the whole ticket with
the same earnestress as if my name was
on it.
My failure to secure the nomination for
City. Sergeant, as the narrow majority
given my competitor shows, was the
result of the over-confidence of my
friends and myself. Conscious of faith
full service in the past. l shall present
my record as an officer and my services
as an ever-faitnful and answering party
man to my feilow-citizens, with the hope
that these facts will secure my renomina-
ton to my present position two years
hence, and in the meanwhile ask that the
public, and especially my friends, will
remain unpledgcd and uncommitted until
can have another opportunity to pre-
sent my claims to them.
Respectfully yours,
II. CLAIBORNE EPPs.
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A LADY TERRIBLY INJURED.
Struck by Huge Rock Hurled by
Blast from Il Quarry.

WINCHESTER, VA, April 1S.-Spe-
cial-Mrs. Emma Goshert, one OF the
best-known and most estimable ladies OF
Winchester was struck on the head pE
a. rock blown from a blast late yesterday
afternoon, and received injuries which
will likely prove fatal.
She was visiting her sister, Mrs. e: A,
Latham, who lives in the western
suburbs About seventy-tive yards from
the residence workmen We're quarrylns
rock in a field. Mrs. Goshert had been
sitting near a window facing the quarry,
and when blast was set off she started
to withdraw toa place of safety. At that
rock came crashing through the window.
It struck her on the side of the mead,
tearing out the left eye, crushing the
nose and cheek-bone and fractur1ng the
skull. Her condition is critical, and the
physicians say she may not recover
Mrs. Goshert is the widow OF the la aye
killed some years ago by falling out of a
hay-now, breaking his neck She IS the
daughter of Mr.. J. F. Ebersole, We'll
known business man of the city.
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