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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-03

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 fare plus $2 for the round trip. Dates of salc October 16 and r. Return nit: November 3, to leave San An tonic.
 Texas State Fair and Dallas Expo sition, September 2S, October 13.- Rate: One fare plus s2 for the round trip, Dates of sale: September oG 8 and 50.
 Ringling Bros Worlds Greatest Shows, Little Rock, Ark, October 13- Rate: Round trip from Pine Bluff, S1.70. Date of sale: October II. Re turn limit: October 15. .=
 National Convention of the Chris tian Church, Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. lo-17, 1901-Rate-One fare for the round trip. Date of sale-Agents tn Arkansas will sell Oct. s, 9 and H. Limit-Tickets to be good leaving Minneapolis not later than Oct. 19, and for continuous passage in each diree- tion. Going trip to commence on date of sale and return trip on date of exc cution. Extension of limit-By de posting return portion of ticket with joint agent at Minneapolis, on any day from Oct. 10 to Oct. 19, inclusive, and upon payment of fee of fifty cents at time of deposit, return limit will be extended to leave Minneapolis to and including Oct 31.
 General Convention Episcopal Church, San Francisco, Cal, October 2, 19o1-Rate, s47.50 from all points. Dates of sale, September 19 to 27, in- elusive. Final limits of all tickets will be November 15.
 St. Louis Exposition, St Louis, Mo-, September to October 12.-Rate- Open rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip aDtes of sale Sep tember 8, 10, 12. F. 19, 24 and 26; October 1, 3, 8 and 10. Return limit. five days from date of sale
 Grand Lodge Odd Fellows. Fort Smith, Ark-On October 20 to 22 the Iron Mountain Route will sell round trip tickets to Ft. Smith at the rate of $G.03. Limit of tickets, October 36.
 Nationl Convention Christian Tom nerance Union, Ft Worth. Texas-On November l3 and If the St l.. l. N. K 5. Ky will sell round trip tickets 10  Fort Worth, Texas. account above meeting at rate of s13. Final return limit up to and including November 9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-03
AP6 YOu il Search of Hg3lth?! Do you want to go where people are
 Gured2 Then go tu
Eureka Sp'qs, Ark.

The waters, pure air and high alti- tude have no equal anywhere in the cure of Bright's disease, paralysis, febrile diseases and stomach troubles, as thousands of persons can attest who have been cured here
 handsome new pamphlet. guide to Eureka Springs, the great health resort, has been issued with new and beautiful illustrations. A copy seat free to any address,
 The trade mark of the old Eureka Springs Railway Company has been adopted by the new company, the St. Louis and North Arkansas Railroad. In addition to the fact that ours IS the Road to Health" it cen also be truthfLlly stated that the new line which is nov extended from Eureka Springs is the "Eoad to Wealth" be- cause it penetrates the richest min eral country in the world. Conc to Eureka Springs and get Health; go to the Mineral Fields and get Wealth.
 GEO WE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-03

Odd Fellows Grand Lodge, Fort Smith, Ark, Oct. 22-25, 19o1-Rate- One fare for the round trip. Date of sale-October 20-22. Return limit October 9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-03

Oeean steamships are Eew as FeaH lar in theil. arrival and departure n, railroad trains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-03
GEO. WEST.

Mg:. st. l.. X North Ak, r. R.
 Ear. ka brings, Ark.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

laden boil lyle cz}owieFowi
ME dokucza, jak boil g}owy i neu~
ralgia. Szczeg6lnle danny podpada''
ja tym chorobom i prawdziwa
szyDka pomoc powlnna bye witana
z otwartemi ramionami. Severy
waite n& b6l g}owy i neuralgia cd
dawna by}y najlepszem leka' st VEN
ma to dolegliwosci. Nastepujace
swiadectwa swiadcza o jego war.
tosci. J6zef Pirkl z Blooming
Prairie, Mimi. powiada.
,,severy waite ma boil g}owy
i neuralgia dokonujs cud6w; u
trzymujemy je uslawicznie W domu,
poniewaz zawsze okaza}y sig sku-
tecznemi. So one f%aktycznie nieo~
cenione q radoscia pclecam je
w~szystkim."
J6zef Teply z Moran, Mimi,
pisze:
,Szczerze Panu dziekuje "a
jego waite ma Dol g}ewy i neural
gia. 1lekro6, dostaje bolu g}owy,
biore jeden wafel, kt6ry natyeh~
sprawia MI ulge. Gala moja
doznaje tego samego skut-
ku. Zar6wno polecam Severy Bal
Fam ma p}uca."
Severy waite sk{ada]a sic z
samych lekaratw roslinnych, kt6re
d~zialaja na siedlisko dole
bez wszelkiego szkodll~
wego skutko ma obieg krwi. We
wszystkich formach bolu g3owy i
neuralgia, bolesciach miesiecznych.
febrze i t.. d., Severy waite Ia boil
g}owy l neuralgia So niezawodzace-
mi srodkami Ludzie cierpl3cy ma
powtarzajacy sig boil g}owY nigdy
ME powinni sig be4 mich obywaf,
albowiem szybka i trwa}a pomoc
przynosza. Cena IS ct. Ma sprzedai
u wszystkioh aptekarzy i handlarzy
medyoynami. Prawdziwe tylko
wtedy, gdy ma owinieciu znajduje
sic podobizna podpieu w. r.
Severy " Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

ZEZNANIA CZOkGOSZA.-
q Buffalo donosza, re Czolgosz po~
czynif bardzo wazne zeznania.
Przyzna} sic on, re jest MAJ
rzedziem szeroko rozgalezionego
spisku ma zycle presydenta. Wzbra~
MIA sic jednak wydac wsp6lnik6w
zbrodni.
Jedna tylko Emma Goldman
ME znalaz}a }aski VI jego oczach i
70 wykaza} jake sprawczynle ca}ego
zamachu.
Mai on re sob2 wazne papiery,
W kt6rych szeroko omawiano ca}y
spisek, iednak ME bedao pewnym
rezultatu zamierzonego zamachu.
wrzucil je do kana}u odp}ywowe-
so, oswiadczy} jednak, re ME
przypomina soble miejsca, W kt6~'
rym je wrzuci&. Policya przeszu~
kuje ~szystkie kana}y.
Wedle zezuania Czo{gos7a
spisek obejmowa} sze6d grup anarr
chistycznych, a to: W Chicago.
kt6ra znajduje sig pm. SIS Carroll
av. W domu 1saaka, W Allegheny.
Pa, W Paterson, W st. Louis, gdzle
Emma Goldman ma kontrole Tad
to grupe. " Cleveland, ktorej to
Cxo}goss jest os}onkiem j " Blu.
falo, sktadajaca sie sapolskich
~ 4E" EEA+& y &E4E 81 ~ 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
..tsynu takiego pod 4adnym

,.tsynu takiego pod tadnyn
warunklem pochwala6 ME mozemy,
ME tylko dlatego. ze jest zbrodnia
przez zasady nasze potepiona, ale
takze dlatego, te jest on g4uystwem
odwtotny cd zamierzonego odno-
STACY skutek. Nietylko re zab6j-
stwo takie ME wyzwoli proletarya~
tn z pod niewoli karita}u, nietylko,
ze ME uswiadomi mas ludu i ME
sprowadzi. go W walczace szeregi,
ale przeciwnie pozwala on wszyst"
kim p"~szczykom reakcyl glove
podniest i g}osno, a bezczelnie do
ukr6cenia wolnoscl juz zdooytych
nawo}ywad."
NEW YORK, 10 wrzesnia. -
Johann Most, radykalny anarch'-
sta wydawca acknowledgement gas
zetY ,,Freiheit" zosta} a~resztowany
i osadzony W wiezieniu. Areszto-
wano 60 v %salunie jake podejrzana
osobe Me pozwolono mu nawet
widywa6 odwiedzajacych 60 znajo-
mycl. Aresztowano go "a gwA}-
towny artyku} og}oszony W ,.Frei-
heit" dnia 7 wrzesnia. Most Jest
Niemcem.
CHICAGO, Ill. - Zosta} tn
aresztowauy DIR. /. saylln, zyd
rosyjski, W kt6rego domu bawi}a
Emma Goldman podczas swego
pobytu W Buffalo. Saylin po zama'.
chu natychmiast opusci} miasto
Buffalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

W CAMDEN, N Y. uwiezio
no niejakiego Edelberta ST ne,
kt6ry " piatek pred zamachem
mia4 sic wyrazit, ze prezydent
jeszcae tego dnia ME wyjdzie zyw
ayw z wystswy. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

EMMA znana
anarchistka, kt6rej pisma i prze-
mowy, wed}ug zeznania Czo}gosza,
mia4y go nak}onit do dokonania
zamachu ma prezydenta McKinleya,
" dnlu 10 WrzeSnia zosta{a aresz-
towana W Chicago. W domu pn'
3O3 Sheffield ave-, W mleszkaniu
zydowskie] rodziny Norris.
Dziewieciu innych anarchlstow
chicagoskich, samych rushicb zy"
dow, zatrzymano " w~iezleniu do
sesyi wyzszego sadu pod oskarze~
MEM 0 wsp6lnictwo W spisku ma
zycie prezydeuta Nc Kinleya.
Wszyscy ci anarchiSci znaja Czo}~
gosza. Abraham LEAK Gala jego
famllia znajduje sig W pcwyzszem
towarzystwie, Ma or bye przew6d~
aparchist6w chicagoskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

ARESZTOWANlA ANAR-
CHISTOW. w Cleveland O,
W Buffalo,, n. Y, W Chicago iw
New York, pollcya aresztowa}a
wiele Polak6w, nalezacych do to-
warzystw socyalistyczoych a z
kt6remi to towarzystwami mia1
mice stycznosG Leon Czo}tosz.
Innej narodowosci anarch,st6w
aresztu;a hurtownie W ca}ych Sta
mach Zjednoczonych. W Buffalo
aresztowano Alfonso Stutz maj2-
cego bye anarch1sta. kt6ry ~raz z
Czo4goszem stana} W hotelu Nova
ka, i wieziono 60 przez a. dni, lecz
wreszcie jake niewinnego uwolnio~
no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
DEPESZA

SPECY ALNA DEF ESZA z
Silver City, N. NJ, donosi re
Antonio Maggie, anarchista, kt6ry
przepowiedzia} wypadek, jaki sig
Nc Kinley'owi ~wydarzyt, bedzie
stawiony pred sad dnia 81 wrzes~
MIA a przes}uchy beda sig toczy}y
pred w{adzam1 fede1 alnymi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

A~NARCHISTKA Emma
Goldman Jest podr6zujaca agentkaa
pewnego wielkiego do h~andlowego
W New Yorku. Urodzi}a sic "
Petersburgu, W Rosyi. 80 lat temu
Do Ameryki przyby}a majac lat
Is. Ojcicc jej jest krawcem. Naukl
W m}odosci ME otrzyma}a zaunej,
pomimo to w}ada dobrze kilku
jezykami. Wysz}a "a MAJ "a nieja-
kiego Gruenebaurna ale 90 wkr6tce
opusci}a. Jezdzi z odczytami gio~
szqc anarchistyczne doktryny iuz
cd IL lat. Jest zwolennlczk2 /
propagatorka wolnej mi}osci. Jake
TAXA miesska}a .wsp6lnie z kilkoma
kochankami. Pisywa}a do anarchl"
stycznej gazetY J. Mosta die
Freiheit", pokl5ciwszY sig z wy
dawca odwiczy}a go. W roku 1894
odsledzia}a roczna kare "a wzniece~
ME zaburzeuia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

AUGUST NOWAK, tn kuzyn
Newaka z pm. lo7s Broadway wBuf'
falo N. Y, W kt6rego hotelu Leon
Czotgesz przebywa} pred dokona~
MEM zamachu "a zycie prezydenta
znik} nagle. Pokazuie sic teraz, re
peiecha} on do Chicago. ably sic
rozm6wid Z tamtejszym naczelni-
klein policy. Tres6 tel rosmowy
dotted niesnana.
. EH.-& So ns@ s- ~r"E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

SENATOR HANNA jest
przekonany, re prezydent pad}
ofara spisku anarchist6w. DIVA
lata temu tajna policya odkry}a W
Patterson spisek anal chist6w. Ma
li6cie znajdowa}y sic nastepnjace
o6ary: ObecnY kr6l Edward. kr6l
Humbert, Elzbieta, kr6lowa Au-
stryi, pruzydent Mckinley, kajzer
Wilhelm, i a rosyjski
o liSc1e tel M. Hanna by} po~
wiadomiony przez detektyw6w.
Pokaaano j. nawet McKlnleyemu;
ME zwaza} ma MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19
........... .E;0H,;F T..
" sprawl 10 zamochu
ne zycie p~rezydenta.

CHICAGO - W tutejszej
anglelskiej gazecie ,.Chronicle"
pojawi}a sic nastepujeca uwaga cd
redakcyi:
,,Zaden rozsadny Amerykanin
Polak6w ME uczyni odpowiedzlal"
nymi "a zbrodnie Czo}gosza.
Wprawdzie zbrodniarz ten pocho~
dzi z polskiej rodziny, ale urodzi}
sic W Ameryce i zawsze mieszkal
W tym kraju; wychowany zosta} W
naszych szko}acb publicznych i
anarchis:yczne swe zapatrywan1a
laby} tym kraju, a ME cd swo~
ich rodzlc6w, ME cd Polak6w.
Amerykanie ME za%pominaja, re
znakomici Polacy, a zw}aszcza
Pulaski i Kosciuszko, oiGali ME-
podleg{oscl tego kraju bardzo
cenae us}ugi i re jeden Mich
(Pu}aski) odda} swe zycie "a to.
by powsta} tn nar6d nowy a VOL
n.y."
Uwage te W niemieckiem to-
maczeniu z uznaniem poda}a take
Illinois Stats Zeitung".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-19

POLsCY sOCYALISCI W A
meryce wog6le potspiaja zbrodnia
Czolgosza. Wychodsace " Chicago
pismo sooyalistyczne RoBoTN1k
.pisze::
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-17
Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
Disease relieved in six hours by."NEw
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE." 1t is a great surprise on &C
count OF it's exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in bladder, Kidneys
and hack, in male or female. Re-
lieves retention OF water almost i'm
mediately. lfyou want quick relief
and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by p. +. WHITNEY, Druggist, War
en-, Mimi.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11
Degree Men Have Their Innings

A meeting of the degreemen ofthe
law class of the University was held
yesterday afternoon in Prof. Wiliey's
lecture room, in response to call
issued by the president of the Junior
Law class of last year. A commit
tee was appointed to draft rcsolu-
tions, and also committee on Gre
dentials The report of the latter,
which was adopted with opposition.
recommended that only those should
be entitled to vote who had credit
for eight courses of law, and who
had in addition. fulfilled all entrance
requirements and been regularly ad
mitted as a candidate for the l. l. b
degree in the University. The fol
lowing officers were unanimously
elected: Edward B. Kenna,. presi-
dent; Jas. r. Moreland, vice presi
dent; +. d. Lewis. secretary; M. w.
Conway, treasurer; w. S. John, his
torlan.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11
A FARMER SWINDLED
Only Green Paper In Satchel
He Held, After Buncoers
Departed.
AMOUNT HE LOST WAS SIS 900.
The Old Musty Trick Played Oft Be-
fsFe Caught Hueston Kepler, In
Summit County. o.--some News Of
Ohio, Penn'a and West Virginia.

Akron, O.. Oct 11.--IInesten kepler,
a well-known farmer OF Summit coun-
ty, was swindled out OF $4,000 by two
strangers, one of whom said he want
ed to purchase land owned BY Kepler,
at BarbertoR. While on d visit to the
property, second stranger was met.
who induced Hneston and his conf
panion to go into card game, the
outcome OF which WIS the transfer
OF nuestoa's money. which had been
drawn from bank. to a grip which
the second stranger carried and his
subsequent departure with 1t. Hues-
ton not suspectiag the trick. beliey-
ing that the money had been given
to him in a smaller grip, which con
tanned only green paper.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11
GONE TO ELIZABETH.
Sample and TORY Pail up
Stakes Entirely.

First the Scale Board Mill Went aud
the Burning of their Saw Mill Impeis
Them to Remove Every thing Dells-
low has Lost Some Prominent People.
Mr. A. L. TORY left on Thursday
evening for Parkersburg and Elizabeth
where he will make his future home.
He was one of the firm which has been
SO largely interested in timber lands
near Dellslow and which has done SO
much for the country IN that section
in the way OF development.
He will not return to Morgantown
but will locate permanently In that
section Of the country near Elizabeth.
They have found place which suits
them exactly and are very well pleased
with it. They liked their location
here greatly but the supply Of wood
for the scale board factory played out
and then their mill burned down.
This is the thug that caused che
firm to decide TO remove from this
place. They had considerable more
timber but when it was gone they
Wouiu bdNt Hdi w llQfs dud lBty TIT
cided that it was not worth while TO
build for what they had in sight.
Since the firm has been operating
In this county the town OF Dellslow
has grown somewhat and great deal
of money has been spent by them
They employed several score of men
from first to last and have been uni
versally popular with the men who
worked for them. But one of the
hands connected with the saw mill
was taken with them and this was d.
e. Kee a teamster.
The concern has disposed Of the
several hundred acres of timber lands
which they had left TO A. 9. Oliver OF
this place who will clear it and cut up
the timber with his mills. He will
take up this work where they left it
off. The consideration involved In
the purchase is not given.
Everyone who knows the gentle
men who are affected by this removal
regrets to see them 60 and hopes that
some time they may get back to Nor.
gantown.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11
SPENDING MONEY.
East End Addition will be tsreatly In
proved by Its Promoters.

The East End addition which is be-
ing operated by Prof. S. B. Brown and
others will shortly come into the Nor
gdntown real estate market This is
the James Snyder farm to the east of
town and containing some of the
finest building sites to he had any
where in the city limits. Prof
r. L. Morris has been engaged to lay
off the streets in this addition and is
now at work on them.
As soon as possible the contracts
will be let for great deal of grading
and sewerage which is to be done on it.
The promoters will spare no expense
in making it the very best for resi-
denOs purposes that can be done.
They will sxpend several thousand
dollars in streets and sewers. They
Will announce later about when the
lots will be placed at the disposal Of
the public.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11
Certificate Laws Elect OFFICERS,

The certificate members Of the Law
class met last evening. Ia the alb
sence of the former President the
meeting was called to order BY Vice.
President. McIntire. The usual com
mittees were appointed. The com
mittee on credentials reported the
roll. The roll being called it was
found that majority of the certifi.
cate members of the class was present.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, f.
Victor Jams; Ist Vice i'Ius.,.cl : /,
Caarlt> ". HELD; End Vice President,
Horace Withers; Secretary, w. Fl.
Brani; Cor. Secretary, Glen Snodgrass;
Treasures, r. J Boyer; Historian, G.
b. sprry: Marshals, L. O. Smith and
L. f. Eddy.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11
TWO CENTS
GRAFTON NEXT.
Session Of Grand Lodge to be
held there

neld there
Next Year, Hot Fight for the Honor
Prize Contests and hon awarded
Closing Work OF the Meeting which
has been in Progress at rarkersburg
this Week.
PARKERsnURG, w. Va, Oct. ILL.,
Grafton Will have the next Grand
i Lodge meeting Of the knight af py-
tnlaa, tstssu p1sS9 sssviaA Ls~u selected
at this afternoons session, after a
spirited triangular contest Ia which
the other contestants were Man
nington and Hinton. On the final
vote Hinton threw its strength to
Warrington principally, the vote on
the last ballot standing II for Grafton
to 6s for Warrington.
che principal feature to-day was
the prize drills at the city park. Ow-
ing TO the failure Of some OF the COM
panies which had entered the contest
to appear, Parkersburg was entered In
most Of the contests but was debarred
from receiving a prize, being the place
where the Grand Lodge Is being enter
tanned.
The Ggand Lodge was called 60 or
der By Commander Wolfes, Twenty
eight past ehancellors were present
and were given the Grand Lodge rank.
The amendment proposed was
adopted, giving to every lodge with
| 100 or more members the right to send
a delegate every year to the Grand
Lodge Reports OF committees show
ed that the order Is in a fiollrishing
condition and has grown rapidly In
the last year.
A discussion arose as 10 the stand
| Ing OF knight who has obtained a
transfer card to another lodge hut has
not had 1t presented. 1t was decided
that he was a member Of the former
lodge until the latter had accepted
/ the card.
A resolution was passed expressing
sorrow at the death Of President Nc
Kinley. who WAS a loyal Knight OF
/ Pythlas. The committee on warrants
and charters recommended that the
charter Of Morning Star Lodge
No. Ito, which was destroyed by fire,
be renewed and that the following
new charters be granted:
Egyptian Lodge No. I27, Cairo.
| Staunton Lodge No. 12S, Mann
moth.
Dulln Lodge No. 1919, New Martins
vile.
Sylvan Lodge No. 1870, Pine Grove.
Blue Ridge Lodge No. I3l, Charles
Town.
Suh4meIviile Lodge No. 1872, Sum
merville.
| Blacksmith Lodge No. 1873, Blacks
vile.
Stonewall Lodge No. 1874, Marlin
| ton.
Last night the Parkersburg COM
pany, Uniform Rank, gave its limp
Drill" In the presence OF large and
enthusiastic crowd at the city park.
In the prize drill the Grafton COM
pany won nrst prize or $50, with
Ravenswood second, winning SIS.
The Parkersburg company participa-
ted In the drill, but was debarred
from competing for the prize.
| The prize Of 800 for the best drill
ed battery went TO the Wheeling
| battery.
| The Judges were Adjutant General
s. b. Baker. Capt. G. d. Forrer and
Capt. s. d. Camden OF the National
Guard.
! The special committee on the Rath-
bone sisters recommended that they
be recognized IN the Grand Lodge and
the report will probably be adopted.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEIVED.
Albert A. Dorsey we'll Known Her,
Married a Few DAYS ago.

Announcements of the marriage OF
Albert A. Dorsey well known In Nor.
gantOwn have been received here.
Mr.. Dorsey was connected with sever.
al printing offices in town and is at
present the editor of the Parsons AID.
vocate. His friends extend their con-
CALCULATIONS. The announcements
read as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Shaffer
announce the marriage OF their daughter
Ethel Hester
to
Mr.. Albert Alan Dorsey,
Wednesday,, October the ninth.
Nineteen hundred and one,
s.. George, w Va.
At Home
After November the first
Parsons, w. Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11

Died.
RICE-Died at the home OF her
father Fenton Rice at five o'clock
Friday morning October 18th Miss
Ruth Ray Rice aged is years. Miss
Rice had been sick for some weeks
with typhoid fever and her death was
not unexpected but it was terrible
shock to her relatives and friends.
She was very bright little girl and
everyone who knew her was her warm
friend. For several years she had
been a consistent member Of the
Methodist Protestant church and her
pastor will have charge OF the funeral.
The arrangements for this have not
been definitely made but 1t is expect
ed to take place on Saturday. To the
bereayed the sincerest sympathy Of
all Is extended.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11

The leading citizens" OF Samar
seem to have taken part in that mas
sacre, but they won't be excused as
readily as the participants in an
American oh who carry out a
lynching.