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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
PRITCHARD'S ATTITUDE
Pronniren. r publcans w II VIGOROUSLY
OPPOSE Effort to Ramove Negro.
fc,ecis, Dispatch to The Times

Especial plSfaltb ~ AhS A'AAAES.l
RrTHERFoRDTON n. c., December
IA special comes. from Washington to-
dav which is creating no little talk in
North Carolina politics. The special
says:
Senator Pritchard's attempt to have
Samuel Il Y elk, the negro postmaster
at Wilson. removed on account Of his
color, portends a big contest into which
Republican leaders of national proni-
nence may be drawn. Wick was tele-
graphed for to-day. and il is presumed
he will come here Immediately George
White, the former Cong essnan. IS
among the negroes who will lead the
fight for Wick and Clorhson and other
white leaders have been communicated
with White has an engagement to see
President Roosevelt with reference to
the matter and he will be accompanied
to the White House by Wick himself.
White has already seen Postmaster-Gen-
eral Payne who, without committing
himself, instructed his secretary to pre-
serve statement which White had die
tate6 so II could be brought to his at
tenton when the matter came UP for
final determination.
Judge Lyons. Register OF the Treas
ury. says that Wick was a graduate OF
Lincoln University. Pennsylvania. and
had the endorsement OF many of the
best people in Wilson. Lyons said ne
did not care TO be quoted. but that
Pritchard's plan could never obtain
anywhere. and that its adoption bv Re-
publican leaders wouie be equivalent TO
the forfeiture OF their names as Repub-
leans.
"Charles Mc,anee. George w. Wander
bits manager. discussed the subject
with Senator De,ew. McNamee told the
New Yorker that the North Carolina
Senator had sad the right thing and
that no other policy should be consid-
cred for moment Mr. nepew did not
say whether he shared the opinion Of
Bi,nores manager or not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Bucks death was due to heart failure
The hunt occurred in the suburbs OF
Toxic.
HIGH WATER AT SHREVEPORT
Viii Be fbove Danger Line Before
Mort ing-CitY Not in Danger.
(By Associated Press

SHREVEPORT. La. Dec. Red River
continues to rise at Shreveport and
points above. 1t will go above the Gan
ger line here before morning The bot
tom lands. inhabited principally by ne
groes. are rapidly filing with water a
number OF families have been forced to
leave their homes.
The gap in the levee at Bleacher, TWEEN
ty miles above Shreveport Is reported
to be widening. There appears to De no
immediate danger Of loss OF NE thouSt
there will be considerable suffering ana
heavy crop and livestock losses.
Snow and rain continue TO SVEN the
rushing waters. NO fear is entertained
for the safety Of Shreveport
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
FIT The Hotels.
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,,urnhv..-A NJ Null, Brownstone;
charles d. Berry. Stanton; John R.
iould. Clifton Forge: William ". Walsh.
Virginia !; J.aB. Fowler. Alexandria: C. a.
sLowman. Adillboro: w. 8. Thomson. Nor
ok: r. Dunlop. Lynchburg:J j. NJ. Keel
ing. Norfolk; W. A. Dudley. Clifton Forge:
~ ". Cameron. Petersburg: T. F. Turner.
Arvonia; II. e Knox. Charles City coun-
~; s.. D. Cock. Hampton. and c. W. Keel.
NJ. D., Arvonia-
Lexington-w. P. Lupus, Norfolk: F.
w Peoples Baltimore. and L II. Qnuollo,
New Orleans.
New Ford.s-C a. Lowman. Milboro:
r. werdrum Clifton Forge: T.SB. Ward.
Chatham Hill: Judge D. a. Grtmsley cul-
3neper;a o.4D.sDayids son and chnd. Gov
inatan--s and We a. Dudley, Clifton Eo1xA,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05

Sttt, colored. for many years captain
Of the Charlotte Light Infantry. local
military organization, and janitor at the
United States assay Office. Stitt was run
over by shifting engine in the Southern
Railway yards there and instantly Killed.
During the Spanish war Sttt
was ordered to the front with his com
pany. and rendered splendid service tie
vas one of the best known colored men
in the State.
]. w. Wadsworth & Sons. the largest
livery stable firm in the South, was in
corporated to-day With capital OF Sl2o,-
NIn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
CHILD KILLED INSTANTLY
Little Girl Strikes an Old Railroad Tor
pedo Kept as a Curiosity.
Especial Dispatch to The Time

CHRI oTTE. ~ c.. December e.
SpastanbEg today the six.year-old
dsushter of ]. T. Roach was Instantly
Killed by the explosion of railroad tor.
REDO. A year ago Roach. who is a mail
carrier. found the old torpedo and car
RED it home. where it lay around for
gotten. To-day his little girl found the
torpedo, and while playing with it
struck 1t with hammer an explosion
following, which tore a hole in her body
ana resulted in almost instant death.
I,wo OF her companions were Injured.
News reached Charlotte to-day of the
death in Atlanta last night Of William
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Is "A ~ Line
{ g e aH%fr90ro
Via C. & 0. Railway and
Cid Point.
U. S. h. A!LR0UTE.

1eave Richmond via Chesapeake and
Ohio ha Railway dally, EXCEPT 39s Sunday, II !
2 NJ, sinners OF the Old BaveI1 ~; .he
s sawing at 7:l5 P. ~. arriving Baltimore
ie a.' Al. IN time TO make cpnne..ts.,,=
Wit With ali trains q ae a 6as an ana west
Short ra nners in Southern wa far -. - 8 81
.i lsn,ne arrive Richmond 10 "A. NJ, daily
e1 FeI tickets and general Information ap-
co sas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
CA 8 I ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' s:sss sss 81 zzzzzszzz;zSx
CHRISTMAS HoLlOAYExcuRsloN
RATES. 1923.

On account Of Christmas and NsD
Year holidays the Southern Rairway VIII
Sell special round grip tickets between
al points on Its lines and 70 points on
lines OF Its connections at greatly re-
duced rates: basis. one ana a. third fares
for the round trip. These special tickets
70 be on sale for students and teachers
o: schools and colleges. presenting GER.
tiicates from principals sor presidents.
December 18th to I'D. inclusive. with re-
trrn limit January sth 1908. To the gen.
erai public December sd 9th, 18th.
3. s1st and January 1st. With return
Iiui. January 3d. 1893. These special
rates will apply to all points south OF
the Potomac and east OF che Mississippi;
and Ohio Rivers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
shockoe courc,l Elects officers.

shockoe Council. Royal Areanun. held
a very lively meeting at the Masonic
Temple last night Notwithstanding the
rain a large attendance were on hand.
SIX candidates were put through the
initiative degree. and applications from
several others were received. Through
the earnest work of Regent Dabney and
other members the organization is max
ing rapid strides and is now the banner
council OF the State. An election OF olri-
GERS was held ali Of the old officers being
chosen for the ensuing term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
TOBACCO AT KJNSTON
Great Increase Show, in Fi~ures as
Cor~p ,r-d Wth LAST Y ar.

(special Dispatch to The Times)
KINSTON, N. c.. December 4--The
toba Geo sales on the kinston market up
n December lst have exceeded the
homes and expectations Of the most SAN
p,ine supporters Of this market. Over
i. 600 pounds have already been sold,
and the balance Of the esason will sure
" bring a couple more million at least.
Our gains over last season are greater
than was expected al the early part OF
the season. Below is comparative
statement: Sales for November. 1902.
2.124c91: sales for November. 1901. 0S2.-
ga: Increase. 1902 over 1901. 16tl 737. Total
sales TO December 1902 1916 s94; total
sales to December 1901. S,l7o5lS; increase.
6,966,5l5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Due to APP plaxy. .
CIV Associated Press

CRv Associated Press.)
YOKOHONIA. December 4.-united
states Minister Buck died this morning
while at the Imperial duck shoot The
cause 81 his death IS supposed to- have
Scan apoplex1. Another renort sayyA NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Was Very Oaiat.

Bevond a, formal meeting Of the Board
Of Public Works In the Executive office
yesterday there was little going on Of
public interest. There were but few call.
ers, and Governor Montague disposed OF
no i'm portant State matters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Passing the Hat.

IL, is said that the fee Of Captain John
S. Wise for fighting the new Constitu-
ton was $4,000 and that $500 OF this
amount has been paid. The haiti goin3
around for the rest and will have, to
Keeping moving il the case is TO be taken
into the Supreme Court OF the United
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
Via Che=sp axe & Ohio.

To the Publc:-Hoiiday excursion
tickets will be sold at one and thi.d
fare on December I'd. sd u h 9th.
9th. S0th slst. and January LIST. between
all stations on the Chesaee Ike and Chic
Railway. also on Dec. gid. ed. 24th. 2 th,
q h. 3Gth and 31st and Jan. lst. hell ay
tickets VIII be sold to any poi It so b
OF Potomac and Ohio an east VI Mssis-
sippi Rivers. The FOL owing special rates
will apply: s.
Richmond and Lynchnurg .....-....-.s5 co
Richmond and Norfolk g-...............3 50
Richmond and Old Point ..-..-........ %
Richmond and Lexington. Va......-. 8 50
Richmond and Clifton Forge ........4 10
Norfolk and Lynchhurg ..-..........-..a Is
The above tickets limited to expire
January Sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05

Judge Smith Here.
Judge w. NJ. Smith o. the County Court
of Cumberland. is in the city and is stop
ping at Murphys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
REGISTRARS TO BE INDICTED
Action VIII Pc BrouE in Federal Cour,
al Charlotte by Neer es.
plspatch to The Timesl

Is5bNrtEI IJtSUftN
pr-THERFORDToN. n. c.. Dec. A.
The news 20 the effect that the. regis
trars are to be indicted in the Federal
Cour. has created no little talk here
among both Republicans and Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05

To teachers and students holding Ger.
tificates from President. PRINCIPAL or
Superintendents OF ms itute the holiday
tickets will be sold commencing Decem-
Der 18th with limit to expire January Sth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
0A8To7IA.
,..,, Ii. ,Iha Kind faa sass Always b
7'sss e tgzAzze1zsx

PINK Carnations Sc per dozen. Roses.
chrysanthenums violetss etc Bouquets
Designs and Cut Flowers shipped %
-As w. A. HAMMOND.
No 107 East Broad Street.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15

Among the plans and Specifca
'tions sent here OF the new Normal
building Is Il notice to bidders of
an eastern firm who offer to fur
nssh the brick needed to put up
the building at $I1 a 1000. deliv
cred at our depot
Our citizens should use everv eft
fort to get the Regents Ia build
their Normal of stone l. means
that if they start brick all addI
lions will De the same and the
money for making the brick and
toe LAYING of them goes to eastern
parties. If this one st me then all
stone and the money remaias here.
The College have inexh"ustable
qparries on their own land and
that they are lasting il shown by
that in tie Free Press Office,
quarried there and bulit 80 years
ago. or the Adjutai.ts oGcs al the
Fort built 33 ears ago, g both
snlId as The day bnilt, II is a
matter of thousands Of dollars to-
our town and mechanics and
NOW il the TINE to ACT
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
WHERE SHOULD
w THE NORMAL BE
LOCATED.


The latest Agye is TO get the Re
gents t0 locate the Normal school
building on Sec &. south of creek
where band bays had their race
track at picBIcf aud then students
can go down Chestnut street TO the
school and q basement built down
to the creek: -
We regret tn see so much bitter
ness on the location some voWIng
they will go in the Republican
primary and defeat a jim Reede1
delegation if Charlie gets 1t west
of his farm, Rest quiet, the be
gents will unaninously select the
parade ground when they examine
the different locations
II It4 wsB lett to a'vote OF the
town sr county. seven eights of
them would say Put 1t on the
Fort Raraue ground, with Its mag
uifcent view. its historic associa
tons. It's spIeadId drainage,
Repair the old bridge for light
travel and Ba&sard epeu up the
old road leading there. Mike the
hillside this side and also north of
the bridge college campas like
ct Manhattan, sot out with trees &
shrubbery and it would be the
handsemest Nol NAL School ground
ln the United States.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
NORMAL SCHOOL BUILDING

Notice to HohtractcYs.z
Sealed proposals for the ccnstruc
tion of a building for the Auxili-
ary State Normal School at HAYS
Kansas, will be received by the
Board of Regents of said school
up to 8 Am March 90. 1909.
ut H04s Kanaas. The bids may
be sent by mail or delivered in
person to J, n, Wilkinson, pres
ident of the school,
On and nfter March 10th. draw
inRs and specifications MAJ be
seen at the BruDswIck hotel, Hays
Kansas, and also at the Office OF
President Wilkinson Emporia,
from wAom blank forms OF propo-
sails NAV be had on application
Contract will be awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder, bnt the
right toreiect any aud all bids is
reserved, il the Board deems the
proposals too high or the bidders
irresponsible, A certified check
of 500 must accompany each bid.
IL NJ WaIksnsofs. President.
LIB, KetO9g, Secretary
- - s:7ao<.Board OF Regents j.
r. &; A6bott.5Stat6 Normal
School, Architect.
Emporia, Kan, Feb. 81, 1909!
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
ghe State aurmaI SthooE 1t gays ritp,
Prof, j. N. wilkinson, President.
NORMAL SCHOOL,

The plans and specifications OF
the new Normal School te he cree
ted at HaHs city and the bids are
to be opened next Thursday when
the Board comes here, It says:
LOeGttOn,
The location of the building shall
be on the land of the Reservation
at come point no further from HAYS
than the Parade grounds TO he tx
ed by the Board at their meeting
iu Hays March goth
Completion, To be fully COM
pEeted aud reads for occupancy on
or before June Both 1902 under q
penalty of SIS day thereafter.
Cont actnr to give 8 $4,000 bond
The Building will he IS foot IN
front, SO foot long (size Of ZelR
ers hew store rooml 2 stories IN
helgth, with basement and peaked
root Bssenlent.. has 2 rooms md
a hallway. 1st story a hallway,
Icioakrdom and & recltahon rcQfas
% b, 80: end story Principals
room, recitation ronun and al As
sembIy room 80 by f8.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15

Ih> l7SrfeHittsras CcIege Rsgents
at their late Gnee;Ing selected PreT
=. u. II ANEE =. ,,dssle oftte
Class "f 1899. ai.d ".ie IF Pro;
Cutireii's hest ss~..-:auf>. as the
Superintendent af their Experi,nen
la S;sAnn on ihe Fl Ha, : Roser
vat!on at sslary at Sl2a0 a ear
He Il row Stui, ing at the
aIfanesnta Agricultural college
The Manhattan cn'ieg3 ns-ser says:
"hir Haze : ex ,,erle,re IN wes-
tern farming and a~- assi-tanf IN
field asd feeding experiments here
gives assurance OF IF .ctive service
IN this I'm .ortSnt pa~iIon
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
DASTURE LAND
Il TO RENT

/ desire to rent section l, town
IA. range Is and the south half
of sec. 36, town IS, range l9, $3.50
acres Just " of Haya) on the Reser
vation for a Pasture, for a term
't from l to wears, Cash rent,
l will received sealed bids for
the same at Hays CITY until 12m.
March 90. 1902 The right to re-
ject any or all bids Il, reserved.
S. Il. DODGE, Agett
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
,,traaoa,'a Ra,,f1 mt a,eea..i

'ttrgeons & Raate nat neeTed.
Surgery ls 80 innger necessary 10
cure plies DeWiti's n itch HazeI
oaiEe cures such cases at once, re-
moving the Necessity for danger
Gus, painful aud expensive opera
items For scalds. cuts. burns HI N
$es, wounds, sores and skin disea :
Ses II Is unequGlled Be are OF
enunterfeits, j g Farley
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
Could not Brent6e

CO2kL0 not BF6Gtde
Coughs, colds, Group, grip, brSn
chitls. other throat and lung trou
hies are quickly cured by Que Min
ute Cough cure 1t is no nere
Expentorapt. which gives oriv tenn
norarv rcliet Il sofiens and ljquI
ies the mucous. draws out the Ia
famatlnn and removes the cause
nf the elisease Abs0luteI. safe, acts
at osce. .-Ona Minnie CGseh cure
will do all that is claimed for IL
sa.e Justice Of the Peace j Q,
Hood. Crosby, Miss. M wife
could not get her breath and was
relieved b. the first desc. 1t hae
heen a benefit TO I'll M taialI..r
J {, FARLEY,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15

Don't forget to get ready for the
Masquerade bait on Marca S1st
Out at Stephen Sachs they have
a bsbv girl, their first.
Mira Hill Wllsen lei; for home
Yesterday after q very l-iessaD, vlo
It here.
Biind Boone is to plav here Oh
May t5fh.,1He was q success when
here before.
ComRaenciag next Ttursiay the
goth he German Amer can Santa
rY Association viii give exhi5i
tions for week in 6 \ r hall SO
watch their smah bills.
DIR. SNYDER found a key tho 9th
er dsV which will be returned IL
the Ownertor' the asking.
. On Tuesday evening Miss Lii,
Ffeese entertained few 1T her
young friends.
Regular services will be held at
the Presbyterian church IN this
city, tomorrow, Suuc ay, morn
ing and evening.
aAL
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15

We. are ALWAYS CAD in recoi q
the bringing u; bioids -i1c:z n
our county. THIS iG'1'; a. = iaralrr
b F ReploXle, who sv,n, down ta
one of the mos nnIcd ~:sH.. hnrB
herds n Missouri and lr"ughF TO
his farR west or torn = : wear
old bull and two , y,:;,; old COWS,
all pure, full blo,,d=. ard l;srfect
beauties. and many saw ien hern
last Friday and many mase drove
Out to the farm TO see hem.
That 1t pays TO raise t1iS good
stock he de nonstrated ne pas
season when he sold l.. January
last spring calves at SIS apiece
tor the bunch Next season he Is
apt to do far better,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
sickies Bros.

':.1ire l.. ;aa.''s,ce Ia 5i.s poi,,i'.
ne y iIoa'.e-4s -
Gr1,ryr ~ = G,4e1rg zfz,s<
az 80 r..sss- ;g = ara die :
90 ii.tss:s..s's "a 'ts+ eHliie r.
.tr tJ;a~- eIs> soRia-t ~~9.s-' :. "a
= VFnm,-iH2 them tie ssc-i assf
i.-shesf of goods al Ieasona D Z,
prices. Give as a call
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15

All diseases starr IN the n1Tseis
'< eep them oI'en or you wi be
,ek CASCARETS act Ike ma
uIe. Keep liver and t,ow":~ setsve
a1thoHt a ~sekcnIng Eririi. Z f::eiuac
Six million people take .n,i -
g umeai LGsearets. Trt 10 r
-tpx- At all Druggists.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
For Judge a8rd District.

= TOT eIu00e zoF0 O!StT9cb.
Il herebs announce u, selt a. =
Candidate for JUdge Of the 23rd
Kansas Judicial disirIct. subject
fc The decision Of the r, pubiicaa n
ConventInn- jas. = Feeder
HaFs, Feb. I. 1902.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15

Along the sides of The stree, .he
grass begins II show np green
A Russian family from near
Pfeifer moved out tn Cove coun;v
near Bufalo Park ihiS week
1t is told that t.Dn>'-i.;e Fred.
Miller has entered thx FACE f,,r
the democratic romlH,fIan fer
sheriff tais fall,
IIlkEI "A Message Ia = .rcia =
Ever child IN Eiiis couflti should
get copy and COMMIT; i Ia mem
ory- What i ill
"Horse scnsc" bored DO IA
Get c.ipY &t Thc Citizens
State Bank.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
QUO FADIS.
C0MMERCIAL CLUB.

= hut1iftT pl ptii CttiZ|D< nave
Joined together and formed Com
slerciai clab and elected
Henry Oshant President,
John SchiYer, vice pre-.
ii E Dixon. secretary.
II d Shaffer treasurer.
with the usual committees.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
Dentist coming.

Dr. B, +. KELLEY
OF Stockton, ,sall locate IN Hays
in 1<t National Bank building.
on and after April 10th.
II you 9eed dentist wait un
It'll come. Work guaranteed
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
Legal papers drGa0,..

Legal papers drGaols.
: When you want any deeds, II
mortgages, land contracts or agree-
meut drawn carefully at re2sora-
ole charges. come II this flee.
Also anv Notarp work.
II YOU have lan;I or proprftY io
sell or rent be sure 10 list IT sitb
us at this Office
Harry Freese. Nnt:iFv P'rb!1e
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
Money 70 loan.

I>haye.a t.st ol kslfesl-Ii tu:sRe.,
to kian "a cattle zsaossi.Gf low
rate of Intss est See lle al the
E.ievat0r I'd Hsdszs4s
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
Al Q Lher car CT the
best
Pl0Ws & harrows
cheap at YOST's.


Next SATURDAY., the 2snd at 1870
Pa prompt the Ellis county Co
operative Gram buyers and Live
stock association arc re meet In
the Court house TO discus the EIe
vator question, and evsTy farmer
is invited to be oa hand,
Prof, Lantz of the Stste Agri
cultural college, who has charge
of tie praiIi0 dog exter niuatine.
was mere on Wednesday and used
some of the poison on the dogs in
the Carrick pasture and quickly
cleared out lots of them The
Reservation lands are to receive a
good working with it.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-03-15
Stray .heifer..

StIayed from nv tarn $puth of
the Reservation yearling'fed hsit
er With. ring woRn around the eye
and nearly bliud in, one eve. The
finder will be rewarded oB sending
word to Jacob Feits, Hags.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
ENTtN .niIlNtE ErrYes.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. NOV. 1O.-Ru-
fus Cautrcll and John NcEndree, lead
ers of the gangs Of ghous, have point
ed ont L1tWecn thirty and forty graves
which. they said, were robbed by them
to detectives. The ghouls were taken
TO the Eh"ngZrr and Anderson ceme-
tclirs for the purpose. The detectives
wanted the names Of other bodies
stolen in order that other warrants
might lie sworn out. At the Anderson
cemetery the sexton told the detec-
t!rcs that about forty graves in the
place were empty. III the Anderson
cemetery Canrcll pointed out the
graves of Il woman and her daughter
as among. those he had robbed Can
trell said he stol" The body of the wo-
man by agreement with her husband
and paid him half Of the $50 which
prominent local physician paid for the
body
The daily Republican., 1902-11-10
TO HOLD CONFERENCE.
Associated Charities to Hold Two Days
Session in Unitarian Church.

Associated Charities to Hold Two Days
Session in Unitarian Church.
The Assoc ated Charities will hold
a public conference on Monday and
Tuesday OF next week in the Uni
tartan Church.
The conference will open on Tues
day evening with an address by
Jacob a. Ris OF New York. who was
described by President Roosevelt as
"the most useful citizen of New
York. y Mr.. RIis will speak on
"Tony's Hardships.' His addresses
are always interesting aud filled
with helpful suggestions.
On Tues day afternoon the R!v. J.
l.. Nichols.- OF the Second NJ. p.
Church, will speak on Child Saving;
the Curlew Law" The Rev, w. l..
S. Murray, D b., pastor ofSs. Paul's
NJ. f. Church, will speak Oh "The
Cigarette Habit" Miss Sarah w.
Pyle, who has charge Of the People s
Settlement here, will read paper on
, "lIeI pfli and Preventive Influences
in Social Settlements.
ON Tuesday evening Chief Warden
A. &. Mescrve, OF the New Castle
County Workhcuse. will speak on
l'rr actiCal Results OF the New asst Q
County Workhouse, ana Chief Jns.
tice Charles 5. Lore will speak on
"How the County Worklous, Can
Be Made Useful to the state.