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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28
cENsURED BY THE GRAND JURY
Lancaster County. Pm, Officials HauI-
ed Over the Goals.

LANCASTER, Pa Jan 2S.-The erand
jury, in its report to the court. censures
magistrates for returning so many petty
assault and battery cases to court. and
asking the court to apply the proper rem
edy TO prevent it IN the future. Ii also
eensures the officers responsible fer so
doing for subpOeuaIng witnesses q
know nothing in cases in which trey s-.
called upon to testify. II reports JEaJ
many licensed hotels sell liquor 10
minors. County authorities are censured
for spending $l00.000 for a new insane
asylum. for not making II a dreproof
building, and because there is not an eIe-
vator in the building, and no place TO put
any
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

Among the guests at present staying
al the Raleigh are Sir Weetnan D. Pear
SON Bart. n. P and Lady Pearson, ac-
companied by their son and daughter. who
have recently arrived from 10 Carlton
House Terrace. London Sir Weetman is
president of the world-renOwnsd firm OF
contractors. :. Pearson & Sen, whose
huge undertakings are scattered all the
world over. and who a few years ago
constructed the famous Blackwell Tun-
mel under the river Thames. Lady Pear
son is very popular in the political and
social world in London
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28
DEATHS BUSY HALF DAY.
Carried on Four Children of an Ann
Vile Family

LEBANON Pa. Jan. ZS.-Four chill
dren. Roger. aged FIVE. Harry aged four:
Naomi. aged three. and she one yea r-Old
baby OF Sr and Mrs Eden Fry of Ann
vile. died with half day. and yezter-
day were buried a Mount Annv'lle
Cemetery Two more children. Helen.
aged ten and Sallie. aged seven. are i'll
and not expected to recover.
The children we're attacked with meas
les last week. but the disease was fast
dIzaPpea and all anxiety us 10 their
condition had been dispeiied. when. with
CUT warning. membranous Group seized
hem. Little Naomi and Harry died 81
he same time Saturday afternoon. and
FIVE hours later they were followed b.
Roger Duriua. the night the baby died
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Diocese
Of Washington viii hold a missionary
Loan Exhibition in Trinity Parish Hail on
January 80 and 81. February l. from II a.
N 10 10 D. m As the purpose OF the ex-
hibit is to create interest in the church s
mission there viii be no admission fee.
Short addresses viii be made by mIsSiOna-
ries who are in this country on leave, and
who have been engaged for this occasion.
Among them VIII be Dr. Percy Grant. who
accompanied Bishop Potter 10 the Philip
pines The patrOnesSes are Mrs. Henry Y
Satterlee, Mrs Mackay-Smith. Mrs Miles
Mrs Greedy, Mrs Hazeltine. Mrs. Horace
Gray. Miss Wilkes. Mrs William A Cor
don. Mrs McKim, Mrs Stetson. and Miss
Virginia Miller; executive committee,
Miss Jane Wilkes, honorary chairman;
Miss E. NJ. Young, chairman. 1920 5
Street; Miss 5 v. Luttreil. secretary. 1515
Twentieth Street; Miss SatterIee Miss
Bliss, Ms wilkins, and Miss Mamie Mad
dOx; decorating committee Miss Sophy
Hazeltine, chairman; committee 10 receive
loans. Mrs. William F Mattingly, chair
man; chairman of stewards, Miss A f.
Maddox
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

The engagement Of Miss Bessie Orme to
Mr. RolIings Hume is announced Miss
Orme is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam B. Orme. of Georgetown
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

The German Ambassador. Baron Won
Holleben. the French Ambassador, N.
Jules Cambon: the Austro- Hungarian
Minister and the Baroness von HengeI-
muller Jhe Belgian Minister and the
Countess LIcn-e-yeIde: the Spanish Min
lister and the Duchess de ARGOS. and the
japanese Minister and Nine. Takahira.
viii give series Of dinner parties dur
ing February.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

Hourichs' beers have Won for themselves an
honorable position by the strict maintenance of
high standard y it'll a record that has been
sustained b. the chemists OF the .t.ricu turai
Department H=lirich's has become the most pom
lar Of all beers Phone ga. Arlington Boiling
Co, = cIse
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

The ladies of Washington College will be
al home Monday. February 4. from until
O'Clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

Miss Georgine Campbell. the wen-k known
portrait painter Of New York. Will give a
studio at the Washington Club On We'd
ae5day- The trustees vii be assisted in
receiving ny Mrs. White. vile Of Justice
hIte: Mrs Brown. wife Of Justice Brown;
Mrs Field wife Of the late Justice Field;
Mrs Emile Montgomery. Miss Lindsay,
Miss Scanion. and Miss Horsey.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

Mrs. William F. AIdrich and Hrs. Lii
Ian Aldrich Pratt Of Alabama. viii be at
home TO their friends on Tuesday, Janu-
airy - az 1874 New Hampshire Avenue,
from TO 8. They wish TO correct a false
impression that they have issued cards for
any reception this season.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

The Austro-H Hungarian Minister and the
Baroness Won HengelnlulIer viii go to
New York the latter part of February to
attend some Of the festivities which will
close the season.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Baron Gevers. the Netherlands Minis
ter. left Washington yesterday for visit
out of town. He viii not return until
Thursday.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-28

Senator and Mrs Hanna entertained at
= dinner last night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

: J; 3. ana l. p. Ray. lnsls North Eleventh;
Joseph and Nary Kanuch. 1G;s South Twelfth:
William and 1ca q. Franklin. III North Four
nav,a and Mary erecniee,. sris South 8F0ad.
j and f. kissing. sso1 South Broadway: Eirl.
Joseph and Moiiis iiss. ~. M;chisan boy.
lsvan and Ann snlin. aii5 Lucas: girl .o,,
North TWsnty4seoond: boy
John and Louise technan isi s,l Destre ai girl
!. George and Louisa Fischer. $50 North twenty
Charles ana Frances Eber,e. $500 virsinta, hoy.
Thomas. ]. and Nellie Keesan. l5:a North
II. A. ana R.utis Nicholson. 20 Esas; boy.
:. ST. and X. Strauh. s4s South Second; fir,
8. ". and Josephine sohaaffer. l2tsA South
Roland and Julia Hughes. ssls South Broad
Joseph and Katherine Conway. :sic Caroline;
Eivnrs ana Lizzie Fi'zsrraia. ais5 MulanpA-;
Anton ana Helena Kieitz Presiden, and Ievee:
r A. and NJ V. Auarain. lasa Division; girl,
Emit nnd Alma Ebcnhoh. S"2l Wisconsin; iii:
William and Aarie Gcerer ITO Unircrsity'
4. I. W. snaI;R R; Hoppe T.s Garfield; ~, hoy
+ and K. Moor,irn. 4sss Minnesota: Eiri.
ss.. az. and M.:y Y Ma.pss 81 E Nsh MARKET
ar: :ns / s sss, , s s r BOWEN s ssI
". ana II Anster1nann, 1875 North Nineteenth:
Tony ana Josie Kalinowed. 1906 South Third:
Theooore and Louise Beck. :oM South Second;
seorre E ana Martha eslll. ;ss5A ol.s: 9Th s;I
John nn6 Annie Ham. $50 MONTGOMERY: girl.
r and E. Mooney csal North Ninth; boy.
Jureph ana Mary zivorasck. Jr., 1887 South
a r and Ret.,. Trautmann. 4iN G-avois; girl.
r. c ana Il Mathie. s5os Harner; girl
W and e Fader, S.5s South Jefrersoni girl.
otto and Matilda Zeiser sei4A Lee: girl.
Bernard and Mary Winter. 1908 South Eighth;
boy ,,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09
NEW CORPORATIONS.
JLLLINOlS.
REPURLJc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield Ill.,. July s.-.-ertihcates o: incor-
poration were issued to-day b. Secretary OF state
Rose. follows: -.
The Choctow Construction Company. East Ut:
Louis: capital 81 eao.o 900: Ia conduct a general
construction business. lncorporators-John Soul
lin. BENJAMIN X. Graham and Isaac w. Morton.
The Quincy Steam. Heat and Light Company.
Quincy: capital. sao,0ll: to operate light. heat
and power plant. lncorporators--J. c. Hubinger.
]. ". t;eltz and William West.
tral!a capital. scs.co0: tn manufacture glass In
corp0ratois-Jamcs T. Kelley. Michael Callahan
and William s. Smith.
ARKANSAS.
REPuBTIc SPECIAL
fury Prospecting " and Nj Mining Company Of Fay
ettevtlle to-day filed articles of incorporation
with the Secretary Of State. Capital stock. $cSs-
oao. J. H. McIlroy is president; I. J: Calvin. G..
W. Lamb: Charles Richardson. 2. N. Sarb'son.
]. r. Medley and L. W. Gresg. directors.
TEXAS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
flad by the Secretary OF State this morning:
II, The Young Mems, Christian Association OF
The Rio Granae ABSTRACT Company of Fl Paso:
The United States Fuel OH Company OF Beau
mont: capital stock, 100000
The Central Texas Academy OF Waco: no cap
The Bolton Light and Power Company Of Bel
ton Tex: capital stock. $4,000.
onanah: capital stock. 5000.
Tex: capital stock. sS1S ooo
The st, l.,uis-Sp!ndle Top Heights Oh Com
The southern Pacific Terminal Company Of Gal
weston: capital stock $1.0oO00O
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09

Weaatng RinEs ssoIid Gel&.
Finest workmanship. $500 to SCOOP. Aermod
q Jaccards. Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09
real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ALLNN-2s IT. 4 g.. bet AIcNair and
mississippi: ELIZA donaldson 20 Mathil-
ia Bucke-w. c........ .......... .-.......$
B48ENNON-S0 IT,. W. s., bet. Manchester
Aid Magnolia; James Mckivett to VIM.
BAERY-so n, n T.. BEL. eth and s,h:
tncss Koeysr to Rudolph SallberEer-
rffrS S t.. n !. bet; Pelham and ~
skenrtck: Gil Taylor to Nancy Edwards
cISaNSE@a II Ss.is In: cyr iss' guS.
IN ssE g Minnie Friednan,w; O.. So
and Lee; Geo. Morgan to orman Nc
Snwley-w. d........ ......... .....,..,..
DELMAR-N. >. bet Clarendon and Acad.
sniy: Mary Nicolson to Farwel Walton-
lSaSs.5S #. 81 in. n. =. bet TavIor IL
and Eewstea2; Minnie Frisdmann To
g RACK Buhltnger-w. d...--..... ..:..... s.o
4nd Leonard; Andrew Findiay &c I'd
pfsHNKLIN.sS II: Ed Tindlay to taas 81
cTKFTEiDSs n; n .;:..i he. Ts;;o. 81
Newstead; Shoe and Leather building
..Assoctation TO F. MeInhart--w. de-. LIZ
kANSAS-0 IT, .. T.. bet. 9Th and 9Th:
I-sSLEDE-24 It 1hs in.: Henry Frint to
Tillie Corpet-w d.. ....:... =,
LAFAYETTE-Z2 It. s in-. n. g.. let. Eish-
seenth and Mississippi: Erlie Briendsn--
bach 70 Otto Steiner--w. d............ IA
and Newstead: Doilie Shocnberg to
Louise Luyties-w. d...-... .......... 2,
4AsEFIT1Ls5 IT., .. 3; neas coodfeilow:
NENARDE2a IT., v. s., bet Allen and
Russell: Herman wilsmann to john Nes-
SessIss,S S;;i.;.- :; IA 4, 4:
Hickory and Chouteau: Eliza schnaidsr
TO John Schnaider--W. d...-......,-....
NprND-z IT. n. .. bet Ninth ana
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09
BURIAL PERMITS.

u. @. Potter. day. 1855 Lafayette: inanition.
marie. MEse aays i s Taats asSsy
John Fan Lyle. = days, as:s cass; cyanos,s.
Charles Ely. months, .s2i 1.aWton; hamilton.
Gratz a. Moses. 81 years.. Ss2 Washington;
Augusta Croft 81 years. ssls Cherokee: tuber-
Edward Froamiller. Is year. 40 8. Seventh:
Brooks Reeves . year. City Hospital: oon-
Matte Lee Msskick. 2 years. a,As FRANKLIN,
waiter smith. = ysazs. 1904 n. Twelfth: con-
M:Tsarss Dallon. year.. solS Busenis: con.
Margaret STAFFORD. years. st. May's m
GabS kibrechi. years. lol2 n. Kgh: diphthe-
Charlie. =. schumacher. @ years 1903 n.
Anna Linnenbruesser. IS years. a4l North
Mo Ennesa 6 years. Alszian Brothers Hos
= william BroCkfeld. = ysatA ssu Sullivan: heart
Elizabeth stahl q yearA Lutheran Hospital:
Arthur Honsnstein. Is year. t42s g Tenth: 40
John Bodemann. q year., 400 T.ico.t: neph,itis.
Charles w. Asnser. IS years. &isa Chippewa;
:. HsToia A. Rilnaa. I ys.-. ss7sA Grove: oonse.-
Eas.sa Kos. a year.. us g. r~ensy-.econd:
!, GeorEs z. p.ppeft Il yeara Thirteenth and
Barbara 4 Jung. 6 years 1876 9. third; asth.
Eli..bstn Ecekenstein. Is years. 1903 Thomas:
Catherine krosEsr. n years. Female Hospital:
) COnraA Ants, q ysar.. Poorhouse, rephrit,s.
Peter Iox. y yearL tsu Cass: accidental
Nay sutkA . ys.n.. City Hospital, hea. ez-
Edward sehnyder. months. 600 Blair: menin-
Anna II osew1tx Is ysass 1873 o'Fsllon;
Myrtle wmssl year. city hospital. diphshs-
Horny eenzeers~. y Year,. Baptist Hospital;
Elizabeth James. u aaya La N. Ten,A; oon-
= ArabsllA Hanlsy. = daya 1sss n. Tenth, de-
asfhszdt Nsuhau.. . years. rcs g. Tenth,
.Wiiiiam Bastsrtou. q yeara. sls cnoutsau, 40
Henry Balzer. q year.. l07 n. Twen,y-nt,h:
Arnold 81. POpn months. MO 8. Eleventh:
elizabeth stocsyiounsr. . mOuthA 1so7 shen-
Frederick ". Boschert year. CHA Lee:
Eliza Weber. a ye.rz~ lso' y. Eighth, SOFTEN
John Lindsman. 8 yssrs. GOO. Of pestrehan: 90
Alma Schmidt. year. :ss Minnesota: eonvul-
fwissus Tspps. months. z71s IVORY, maras-
Georss Kosnig. 3, years. sol Morsansord: sy-
Fanny Rsmke. = years. llS Blair: brain Con-
Chsins chappsl. Is years. 1lm n. Twelfth: old
John schmitt. s. years. :,4s Benton; accident.
1arinda s; Glab0uEh. 81 yeasA Insane Asy-
Ann Rgslss y..ss seT q R1,:.s
James E. Yeasman. g year. Muilanphy H0s-
Mary Ann Carson "a years. ole Ladies. Home:
old age.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09
NEW YORK DENTAL Rooms

'tistn. Established for 70 Year.
n. w, Cor. Eroatiw " and Oiivs
Entranse. 5os Olive 81. Extract.
ing FREE when teeth are o.,
dered: Largest and oldest denf.i.
Embellishments IN the cify We.
employ the most skiIlfui men IN
the professfo1. All worn Euara No
iced: Consultation FREE Do
not LOOK Tor cheap denfisfs. nt,s
como. 10 i's and get reliable work
lowest pfieeo. Opon 6aiIY
sLom 9 e N. 70 { q. m. nnd
soaaass nea 80 s1R q y
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09
Rlpp Z MoLlER cARelAaE COMPANY

Builders Of fine carriages. BuEgies rockawnys.
barouches. Surveys. phaetons and traps Of every
description built to order. 21s 1870 and 2222 Pine
st., ST. Louis. Mo. Special attention given to
painting and repairing. Telephones Main sssA
and 77k
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09

w d. .:. 800. - $50
NINETEEN1Si.iiii IL. e. s. bet. Pen.
George knappe"W. d.. .o .. ........... ,5s
70 or,aan sesmley-w " .a'es n.a.e 1900
NORTH MARKET-2s IT., n. g, bet. Pen
dIeton and Goode: George Prendberg to -.
PAGE-9l TT "a in.. e.. e.. bet, Spring
seal s, Sssp" ca aa@s. Joseph Ia .:eoo
PAPIN-se tt. n. s.. bet NcMstead and
rover Grove: Vim. Tiucar TO Tom Hala-
WfTHNELI,-es #. $. s., bet Illinois
Doering~w. d-......... ................... Go1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09
BUILDING PERMITS,

T n. sayman. an Franklin: addition: s2.ooa
n. J. Hunter. 1850 Maffitt: dwelling; 81, 600.
u. Seidel. 270l Louisiana; dwelling: sl.se0.
Charles NJ l. CLARK. 1863 Hortenae: dwelling:
Sl6c6o
stamford Investment Company. 5aoo-4 cabanns:
cNellinE: Ss0Q0
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-09
Ladies, $500 Reward

n For an Abnormal obstinate case o: suppression.
shr cause. my Regulator fails to relieve In II
hours: positively guaranterd: no ergo. or plils;
many saved from suicide: IDEAL. safe home treat
born. Chicago.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-01
Almost Helpless
With Sciatica, Writes Kader
Creech, of Micro, N. c.

Mr.. Creech in writing from his home
gives an interesting account Of his recov-
cry, in which he says: physicians who
attended me called the disease Sciatica,
my hip began to break and run, which
continued about ten months, my flesh
wasted away and my hip bones stuck
out against the skin. / suffered the
most excruciating pain and was reduced
to a mere skeleton. Mr.. H. B. Pearce.
of Selma, N. c., advised me to use DR..
David Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy.
had little hopes of ever getting better,
for l could not raise my head off the pill
low. began to use DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorte Remedy and in twenty days /
gained strength enough to sit up for
half a day at time, and steadily inn
proved 80 much that / believe will be
entirely cured"
DR.. David Kennedys Favorite Remedy
is today the most perfect of all blood and
nerve medicines. 1t is used extensively
in sanitariums and hospitals for the dis
eases for which 1t is prepared. 1t is the
only kidney and liver medicine that does
not constipate.
Most kidney and liver medicines contain
deleterious and harmful drugs that never
should be taken into the system. They
injure the stomach and digestion. DR..
David Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy Is
absolutely harmless, it is absolutely and
purely vegetable. 1t contains no mar
cotcs or minerals in any form, no dagger
Gus stimulants. no mercury or poison.
Children and invalids can take it with
perfect safety.
If you are not already convinced that
Favorite Remedy is the medicine you
need you may have trial bottle sent you
by mail, absolutely free. by sending your
address to the DR.. David Kennedy Cor
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-01
A Flourishing Enterprise.
Carthage Blade.)

The Carthage Furniture Factory is
now the place to go to catch inspiration.
II you are feeling gloomy and think the
times are dull go to this factory. You
will come away a revived man. They are
turning out twenty-five full suites of FUR
niture every week and have more orders
than they can FILL The beauty consists in
the excellence Of the furniture, the work
manship and material used.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-01
REWARD FOR ROGERS
Governor Has offered $500
For His Arrest.
A Reward Of $50 Each is Offered for The Arrest
Of the Men Who Aided Him in Making
His Escape.

Governor Aycock yesterday offered a
reward of $500 for the apprehension and
delivery of Thomas S. Rogers, who last
week escaped from the officers in Gran
vile county after having been committed
to Jail by five magistrates on charge
of rape.
Also reward of $50 each is offered for
the apprehension. and conviction of each
and every one of those who aided, assist
ed or abetted Rogers in making his
escape.
1t is likely that Constable Blackley will
be prosecuted for allowing Rogers to
escape.
Nothing has been heard of Rogers since
his escape, but it is believed that he is
hiding in the community.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-01
New Books For Olivia Library.

The books quoted below complete the
list of literature in the Olivia Raney Lii
brary.
Under Italian literature poetry, essays,
can be found Garnetts History of Italian
literatuer, Symond's Renaissance in Italy
two volumes, Dante's Divine Comedy, tr
by II. w. Longfellow; Dante's New Life,
tr. by c. f. Norton; Petracas Sonnets,
triumphs and other poems; Tasso's Jeru-
salem Delivered, tr. by j. H. Wilton
Under Latin literature, poetry, drama
and miscellany can be found Simcox' His
tor yof Latin Literature from Ennius to
Boethus, two volumes; Ovds Heroides,
Amours, tr. by Fl. T. Riley; Ovids Fast,
Tristia, Pontic epistles, Ibis and Halieu-
icon, tr by H. 7. Riley; Sellar's Roman
poets OF the republic; Sellar's Roman
poets of the Augustan age, Virgil and Hor-
ace; Plautus Comedies, ed. by H. T.
Riley, two Volumes Church's Stories from
Livy; Church's Stories from Vidgil; Vir-
gil's Works, ton; Virgil's
Works, tr. by Dryden; Virgil's Works, tr.
by Davidson; Virgl's Aeneid, tr. by VIM.
Morris; Virgil Aeneid. TT. by John Con-
ington Ciceros Orations, tr by Yonge,
four volumes; Caesars Commentaries on
the Gallo and Civil Wars; Livy's History
OF Rome, two volumes; Suetonius' Lives
OF the Twelve Caesars; Tacitus' Agricola
and Germany of Tacitus and the dialogue
on oratory; Tacitus' Annals. tr. by Church
e Brodrbb.
Under Greek literature, poetry, oratory
and miscellany can be found Mahaffys
History OF Classical Greek Literature,
two volumes; Murray's History of Ancient
Greek Literature; Jebb's Growth and In
fiuence of Classical Greek poetry; Aeschy-
loss Tragedies, tr. by Plumtre; Aeschy-
loss Tragedies, tr. by Buckley; Aristo-
phanes' Metrical versionIofs the Achar-
mans, the knight and the Birds, Church,s
Stories from the Greek Tragedians;
Cooper's Tales from Euripides; Euripides
Tragedies, tr. by, Buckley; Euripides
Three Dramas, tr-- by I.awton; Sophocles'
Tragedies, tr.s by Coleridge; Sophocles
Tragedies, tr by Plummer; Tales from the
Odyssey; Brooks Story of the Odyssey
Brooks Story of the Iliad; Clerke's Fa-
miliar Studies in Homer; Church's Sto-
ries from Homer; Homers Odyssey, tr.
by Bryant; Homer's Odyssey, tr. by Mer-
ry & Riddle; Homer's Odyssey, tr. by
Pope; Homer's Odyssey, trs by Buckley;
Homer's Odyssey: tr. by Palmer; Homer's
Had, tr. by Lang, Pope, Buckley, Bryant;
Engelmanns Pictorial Atlas to Homer S
Iliad and Odyssey; Langs Homer and the
Epic; Lambs Adventures of Ulysses; Pin
dar's Extant Odes, tr. by Myers; Theo-
critus' Works, tr. by Lang; Demosthenes'
Olytnenes and other public orations, TT.
by Kennedy, five volumes; Jebb's Attic
Orations from Antiphon to Isaeus, two
volumes; Church's Stories of the East
from Heroditus; Pater's Plato and Plato
ism; Platos' Trial and Death of Socrates,
tr. by Church; Plutarch's Morals; Keno
phons Minor Works, IT, by Watson.
Under literature of minor languages can
be found Kalevale's The Epic Poem of
Finland, tr by Crawford, two volumes;
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-01
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Having qualified as administrator of the
estate of b. f. Pettitt, deceased, late of
Wake county, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims against
the said estate to present the same to the
undersigned, at his office in Raleigh, N.
c., on or before the 10th day of August.
1902, or this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery, and all persons indebted
to the said estate will please make inn
mediate payment. to the undersigned
J. c. MAROON,
Administrator.
August 8. 1901. 6tw.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-01
Negroes Would Not Dig the Grave

The Wadesboro Messenger and Intel
ligencer says that the family of Hough,
the negro lynched in Arson, refused to
have anything to do with the body and
the negroes refused to let him be buried
in their graveyard, hence the coroner had
him buried at the foot of the tree to
which he was hung. Not a negro could
be hired to dig the grave or in any way
assist in disposing of the body.