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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
THE LAWMAKERS GO
HOME FOR YULEf|DE
Morgan Gives Them Some
Food for bought.
HE PLEADS F0R A CANAL
Pew I'll l~n'e-eS's Are ir7y,d fEan4, il ard
II We oep.cd en- the Par7ma Po4'e
We Nay 6,t tcne
Ssl
,.:. tn, ,-o.ta..l

t.t< l.t II 1tt.ftt Es#
Washington o., >f.. On
oflrss than three houss III. ra,. .oiay
adjourned unti Janasr> ro-
DAYS SIS TON n.s Lars ly 9s i U9 - aa
aadr, ~ ~guaior MORGAN = 5 ,he
question 81 ~, Esd ts8 Son - IS l~.H-
milan canal TIL senator J.aI.T thar
i uovld hc ~ n interest ot the United
states Is Resume negotiation. with Sic
aragua ar! Costa Il,a with the >.,N ~
utilizing The N.,a-ar41n rol, fos the
reason that as M believed = s.. shoalI
continue - depend upon thc T@nama
route No should mover haNe j anal
\ namber 81 bills p,.c Ia~s,l and .
conference report providing lor ,h la>
mcRt % Tho expenses 81 the Anthracite
Coal Strike Camnisslun va arrs.l to
Nj Morgan ,ont,nJul fot trc making
good OF contracts entered INTO ly Priest
dent Mckinley With Nicaragua and
Costa Hica, Tho negotiation &c These
contracts he characterized i "a l~aa~jeF-
ful act and said thoy were abaai to H.
trodlen undcr foot.
Ie thcn went or 10 expires apnr,h ~
Stttil lidi III i1A- IEAii sA1NtE Q.A Jus
ay..il itself 81 trc o~pporoluift to hulIl
2 canal by the NiearaEuan route mono
would he bun Action la th. ire enf
Congress 10 considered Important, be-
cause anv person familiar @itb Consr,s-
>ional proceeds kuev that q minority
could prevent action in the One Ss.pn
only that must come after tile present
before the expiration Of the oaal arrgo-
priatioa. Intention also vas called 70
the fact that under Colombian lay, onIS
The Congress OF that country c4n ratitF
d treaty.. There had been no Congress
there since 1899 and there ass n9t hk,lE
10 10 any soon unless tn Panama Canal
Company should rag its cEp,us orr
! oc the $1,000. 0Co on hand or Tho $4,000 eaa
+ promised by the United Stefas H. there
fore expressed apprehension that any
treaty that might be accepted hy TINS
| government would fail Of aa,loH IN
| Colombia
speaking Of the possible failure Of
ratification Of 4 treaty with colombia
| ana its &c sibla effect upon treaties mat
| might alt"rward ha sought with Nieara-
qua ana Costa Ei,a. An. Morgan sad.
4 am not imputng any lack cf patriot
ism or any disposition TO defeat al canal
\ enterprises to any one in thcsa onserya-
/ tons. am only considering possibilities
tLat az, obviously in view and endaug #
the construction OF a canal st either
of the localities provided by the act OF
Jure IS. 1907.
.Yct, ali tie world knows that power
rrl interests are opposing the op.atHg
Of any caral through the tn3er.a1n 18TH
mus and these combinations are relying
upon a minority Of tho senate 10 destroy
an efforts IL Construct such "a canal
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
TDI.IrY IN TIE ASSOCIATION
Admitted Into the Southern Inter Collegiate
Athle.ic Union. Officers Elected.
(By the Associated Press


Atlanta, Ca, Dee. 20.-Thc annual
Athletic Association adjourned tonight
follows:
fresident-Dr. ". /. Dudley, Wander
bilt University.
Nice-PrcSident-M. NJ. Riggs, Clemson
College.
SeCrCtary-TreaSurer-A. l.. Bonlurant,
University Of Mississippi.
Executive Committees: W l.. Dudley,
NJ. NJ. Riggs, A. l.. B%ondurant, andrew
II. Patterson. ana p r.. Ross.
Atlanta secured the big intercollegiate
track meet, which is to be held next MAY.
and III which teams from all colleges in
the South which are members Of Tho
Southern INTERCOLLEGIATE Athletic Asso-
citation, Will participate, The meet Will
lie held under the joint auspices cf tha
Georgia School OF Technology and the
Atlanta Athletic Club.
The University Of Texas. at Austin,
Texas, was rcinstated: while Tulano Uni
vcrsity. at New Orleans, La. Was sns-
pended for ono year because of 'rc!oat-
"a regulations of the eligibility clause
in the associat:on's constitution rclativG
to players on various teams.
The applications of Tho following col
loges for membership We're favo:ab!l
acted upon: Emory College. Oxford. Ca.
Wofford College. SpartanburG. s. 9.
Trinity College. Durham. \. G., and Trim.
ity College, Waxahachic, Tc%a5.
The next convention Of the association
, viii be held at Baton Rouge. L., on IN,
Friday and Saturday before Christmas
1903.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
CAPTURED At LAST THIS LOOKS BLACK
he Runaway Girls Brought
Back to AsheviIIe.
DENY mat Any One lns!igated Them 10 Leave
Home. An Investigation to b.
Held.
Special TO News and Observer

NNP1NIhI " Nuns ana OD51INET.D
Asheyille, \. c., Dec. 2o.-An Ashcyillc
officer has returned from Fickens. 5. G..
with the runaway girls, Bonnie May
Jones ana Marie Kuykendall. The girls
say that they left Of their own accord.
without instigation from any one and
fioyt, the theatrical advance agent, was
discharged.
it is believed that some one persuaded
the girls to leave and one 'P. j..
Hughes viii be sought. The girls say
that they stopped and bought tickets at
the Biltmore station the 10th, and then
walked TO Azalea. five miles distant,
where they took a freight TO Salisbury
and stopped at Mount Vernon Hotel. From
there they went to Greensboro. at wnich
place they stayed part of two days. going
from there to Grecnville, S. c., where
they remained three or four days ard
then went to Pickcns. They went to
llckens because the Kuykcndall girl has
a married sister living three miles in the
country from there and they stopped with
her.
She did not know they had run away
and they watched for and destroyed a
letter from Mrs. Hlykendall telling her
married daughter of the girls flight. An
officer at Pickens arrested them Wednes-
day and gave them 4 room in his home.
They retired about IL o'clock. then
dressed and slipped out. The officer got
thcm, however, and then put them in
Jail. The Asneville police found them.
In court here today the girls were put
under bond to appear January 7, when
an Investigation viii be hold.
Fireman Higgins, Of the local freight
train from Ashevillc TO Spartanburg. is
st thc hospital here with a fractured
skull, caused by his jumping from his
engine near Salula this morning. He
thought the train was running away and
jumped.
Two hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars Will be expended On the ASne-
Vile division of the Southern Railway in
the way Of Improvement. These improve
mcnts for the most part viii be in grade
reductiOr, track tallaSting and the lay
ing of new steel rails.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
Ladrones Led by Negro Deserters.
CBy the Associated Press.)

Washington. d. c., Dee. 20.-Adyices
have reached here from Manila to the
effect that the bands Of ladroEes which
are harassing the rural population of the
islands are in many instances led by
negroes who nave been discharged from
the amy and are employing their mill
tary knowledge in drilling the ladronc.
and organizing them in a crude mill
tary way. In the province of Bulacan,
it is understood that a band of 600 Ia
dronCs, led by an American negro, are
schoming to wipe out the c~onstabulary,
and that four miles out from the town of
Clacoear four American blacks are en-
gagged in drilling a large number Of high
waymen in military tactics and training
them in the use OF irearms.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
OVER A DOZEN PEOPLE ARE
KILLED IN A REAR END CRASH.
The Stockton Flyer plunges Into The CIVIL
Train Near Byron Springs. Twenty
seven injured Brought There.
(By the Associated pross.)

(By the Associated pToss.)
SAN FRANCISCO, DEC 20.-A TELE-
PHONE MESSAGE FROM BYRON HOT
SPRINGS. SAYS A REAR END COL
LISBON OCCURRED NEAR THERE To-
NIGHT, IN WHICH FIFTEEN PER
SONS ARE REPORTED KILLED.
MANY WE'RE INJURED. THE STOCK
Ton FLYER RAN INTO THE OWL
TRAIN WHICH LEFT THIS CITY AT
1870 O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON FOR
Los ANGELES. MOST OF THE IN
JURED WE'RE PASSENGERS on THE
owl"
SAN FRANCISCO, DEC. 20.-A LATER
REPORT FROM THE "OWL" WRECK
NEAR BYRON HOT SPRINGS. SAYS
TWENTY-SEVEN INJURED HAVE
BEEN BROUGHT TO BYRON SPRINGS.
SO FAR AS CAN BE ASCERTAINED
THE LIST OF THE DEAD NUMBERS
FROM TWELVE TO FIFTEEN. MOST
OF THE KILLED AND INJURED WERE
RESIDENTS OF FRESNO.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
To Celebrate Lees Bird Y
Especial to News and Observer

Especial TO News and Observer.)
Wilmington, y. G., Dec. 20.-Cape Fear
Chapter, Daughters Of the Confedcracv.
and Cape Fear Camp, United Confederate
Veterans, at enthusiastic meetings yes
tcrday and last night, set on foot a move
rcnt for an elaborate celebration of
General Robert f. Lees birthday.
The board Of aldermen have granted Ii
censes to 81 saloons TO continue business
after January 1st, when tho present Ii
ccnse5 expire. The number of licenses
in Wilmington exceeds that Of any city
i'll the State.
Miss Mamie Waters. tho little daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. H. Waters, of
this city, lost control of a bicycle, which
she was riding IN the residence section
Of the city one day this week, and was
thrown so violently against q stone side
| walk that she was unconscious for more
than 81 hours after the accident.
James Thomas, colored, was arrested
here upon the arrival of the Carolina
Central train yesterday. on a telegram
from Clarkton. y. c.. charging that he
stole a large amount of money from a
citizen OF that town.
4 system Of reservoirs for protection
against fire is being built at the army
| post at Fort Caswcll by Shrcve G Co,
OF Baltinora.
CAPTAINS S. ,. Johnson, of Montgomery,
Ala. Jules Bacot. of Savannah. Ga, and
w. T. Hubbard. of jacksonville. Fla. com
| Dose a delegation Of Atlantic Coast Line
conductors Of the second division. who
arc here for tho purpose Of calling upon
the officials Of the a. G.. l.. company in
regard 20 a matter of business which they
will announce after the result of the
conference is accomplished.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
Two CHI Schooners Seized.
(By the Associated Press.)

La Guaira. Dee. 0.-The Trinidad
schooncrs Mercedes and Immaculate be-
longing to a French subject, but flying
the Venezuelan flag. tried TO leave this
mort TODAY and were seized b. the Brit
isb cruiser Tribune. A commission board
ID the Tribune and explained to her COM
manGcr that no notification OF the block
ade had been given before the Schoonef5
had cleared and claimed also that the
cargo belonged to foreign subjects. Inc
commander of the Tribune declined to
release the Mercedes and Immaculate
saving he was obcying orders. The Brit
jsh cruiser Rctribution and the tinted
states cruiser Albany left today at noon.
The Retribution is reported since to nave
arrived off CarcncrC.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
The A. C. /. DOESN'T NEED MORGAN.
Every Share headed to Purchase I &E Sub
scribed By A C. L stockholders.
Csv tho Associated Pros.

IET tIa N~so1I0toI I'TC.s.J
Baltimore. Md. Dec. Pot was an
nounccd today b. officials Of the Atlantic
Coasc Line that every share OF additional
stock required for tho purcha e OF Tho
louisville and Nashville Railroad lad
been subscribed hy Stockholders ~ the
former company. Tho underwriting syn
dicatc formed b. J. i. Morgan & Co. will
not be called upon
The first payment of . per cont. was
made today Il the Safe DEPOSIT and
Trust COMPANY, fiscal agent for the 1T
Iantic Coast Lin Railroad Company. and
amounts to s-G56.250. The other - per
cent. amounting to S79GS, 30 Viii ~ paid
before February "A. 1908. This Is a total
of sl.625.0 200 in cash. and is derived from
j sale Of 5000 share of stock at SD
u share.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
.na4aailEE
ROOSEVELT GOES TO R.PlDAS.
he and Els Family VIII Spend Sunday WIFI
Joseph Wilmer.
lBy The associated p-:c

Washington. D. c. Dec. @o-Presi3eu;
Roosevelt. accompanied ~ Mrs Roosc-
Welt and four of their children. Theodore.
Jr.. kermct. Archie and Ethel. left wash
iueton AZ le.05 Y. m. today for Rantdau.
Va. 70 pass sunday with Joseph Wilmer
and family.
President Roosevelt was accompanied
TO the Pennsylvania station ny Secretary
Cortclyou. but the httcT dill rot 20 10
Rapidan. The President and his family
were accompanied. however. ~ Assistant
Secretary Loeb. Who viii Keep in close
Geographic touch with the White House
during the absence or tho party. ii Is
the intention of the President TO return
= Washington on Monday morning. his
dosire bcirg to obtain absolute rest FOR
4 da4 or two.
Rapidan, "a. Dec. 2o.-Presidrnt Roose
Welt ana family arrived hero at 2o5 + III.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
Rough on the Travelling Public.
Especial to News and Obscrver.)

Especial to News and ObscrVer.)
Goldsboro, N. c., Dec. 2o.-Thcre were
by actual count H. young ladies that came
in on the Southern train this morning
anI missed connection with the early
trains. The delay on the part CT the
Southern caused the young ladies to wait
over here for several hours. during which
tbnv had to buy breakfast and dinner az
mo hotel at a cost of S1.5C each. These
vornr ladies were going home from
ecboo, 10 spend The vacation and had sat
I'm all night in order to get home this
morning. which they could have done had
thrv not missed connection.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
FREE
AN OLD RELIABLE CURE ECR
BLOOD N SKIN
Diseases, Cancer, Ulcers,
Scroiula, Eczema, Etc.

The proprietors Of thi, paper know
that Botanic Blood Balm %. g.. ~ ~ a
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10000 treatments will be given away to
readers u this paper.
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Botanic Blood Balm thoroughly tested for
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20 Blood Balm Go. 100 Mitchell 81, NJ
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
Weekly Bank Statement.
lR. tho Associated Press.

Vt. III 4NoSUVidtVI IIa8.7
New York, Dec. 0.-The statement of
averages CT the Clearing House banks
Of this city for the week. shows:
Loans 1915 SCI. 800, decrease s3,510.200,
deposits 1867, 8J6, 900. decrease 3.373,200
circulation $40. 615. 100. increase 1000.
legal tenders $3.50 Z 600. increase 118,G00
specie $156. IS. 500. decrease $3.50, 100: re-
sorye S225. O57. coo. decrease sl,I62.1o0. re-
serve required S216. ca 600, decrease 81
4GS. 500: surplus SS.03.604 decrease 1893,
300: Ex United states Dep, Els, tt2.ioo,
decrease S2S4,975.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
a Vast Irrigation Scheme.
oBv tie Associated Pres.

Laredo. N!cxico. Dec. 20.-A c~enpany,
headed ~ Governor Cacs1cnas. Of the
State Of Cohu.ta, has concluded arrange
mcnts for the Inauguration Of onc Of tho
greatest irrigation schemes ever pro
jcctcd III Mexico. The company has pu--
chased a scmi-arid bod Of laad com
prising 2i.ooo acres. surrounding The
mining town of Vice and proposes to
put the nitro tract uud.r cultivation.
Water for this purpose Will lie secured
from natural springs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
a Georgian to Assist Bowen.
(By the Associated Prcss.O

Washington, Dee. Gothic following
cablogram has been received at the Navy
Department from Admiral Dewey. dated
San Juan, December 10:
torpedo boat destroyer not available
fer duty assigned. Lieutenant Marbury
Johnston has sailed i'll Albany
This action is in accordance with in
structions sent by the Department sew
eral days ago upon the request of inc
State Department that a naval officer
be dispatched to the relief Of Minister
Bowen at Caracas.
Lieutenant Johnston, who has been
selected for this important mission. was
appointed to the ava academy from
Georgia in 1878.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
Former Governor of Georgia Dead.
by the Associated pressl

Griffin, Ga, Dec. 20.-Formcr Governor
James 5. Boynton is critically i'll at his
homo here and is not expected to recover.
Judge Boynton is 6o years Of age. IL was
president of the state Senate when Gov
crnCr Alexander II. stephens died ia
1882 and served as Governor during The
remainder of the term.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
Blockade Officially Announced

lHy The Associated Prcss.)
London. Dec. 20.-Thc official dcclafa-
ton Of the blockade of Venezuelan ports
va 2azcttod this morning and becomes
.#.at..a TODAY,
"h. text Of the proclamation is as fol-
"Hur.E1n Office. December %, 1902.
~I. is hereby notified that as the
ta.ao States of Venezuela nave 1alleo
10 comply With the demands Of his Ma
s government a blockade by ms
4aHstr.z naval forces of the ports OF
La G@u4ira. Carcnero. Guanta, Cumaha'
1856. C1rr3ano. and the mouths OF the
1riu5,o is declared, and such blockade
viii J.. effectively maintained from ana
"#'.r tho twentieth Of December, SUD
III. 81, the allowance of the following
Gays ol grace:
"ror vessels sailing before the date
Il. this notification from West Indian
#o.'s and ports on the east coast of the
'#". Ig.nt of Amcrica-ten days for
sm.rs and twenty days for sailing
.frpu all other ports-tWcnty days Tor
aucra and forty days for sailing yes
Enr vessels lying in the ports now
'."I 10 be DISQUALIFICATION days.
. tI- which attempt to Violate inc
.#- viii render themselves ia
tp all measures authorized by the
If nations and by the respective
between Ills Majesty and the
-'.. "H} neutral powers"
."' Foreign Office says the blockade
.. Venezuelan coast will not be re-
smith tho powers enforcing the1r
"."- agree on d method for the arbl-
.t.''4 of their respective cases ana
'."' /1"}a shows q disposition tc act
rely. Stress is Laid on the difficulty,
..' Or he diversity of the claims II
.""h2 ON a method OF presentation
'1 the proliHity Of the negotiations
"" VIII be involved before q settle
rs in sight. IT is not definitely
.''' whether separate cases can DC
.'iiel in II" document. should th'
."l.ed arbitration take definite shape
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
People Fight for Coal,
CBy The Associated Prcss.)

st. Paul, MINI. Dec. 29.-A crowd o.
several hundred people broke through tho
door of the Northwestern Fuel Company
Robert street office today, after a re
markabIe three hours rush for coal. say
accly mauIiny a clerk who had acted q
d~oor-kccper and admitted only on" Gus
toner at IA time. The company had re
cciyed i few hundred tons Of coal, Vhicl
we're disposed Of in single ton cash "r-
Gcrs at s.. -. After breaking into tn
office. police assistance had - be calie'
frl order was restored with difficulty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
First Prize Under the Blockade.
(By 1hc Associated press.)

Caracas, Dec. 20.-Thc British cruiser
Indcfatigable has made the first prize
Under The blockade. capturing the Ncnc-
zuclau schooner Julia. which was going
TO Higucrotc, a seaport in the Province
IF Miranda.
The Julia cargo, by the irony of fate,
belongs to he German firm of Bloom,
which has lodged a protest with the Uni
ted States consul.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
q Mysterious Shot.
fSpCCial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Scotland Neck. Dee. 2o.-N edhesudS
night as Mr.. K. White was waking aloh5
one of the principal streets CT the 'oNh'
some one shot him., the tan entering l"e
left side and coming out a lew Inches
around toward the back. lie couiu NO.
tell who shot Him anu was not c'i'"ih
that he saw any one. lis Wothu W.
not serious. but the shooting is still q
mVStCrV.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
The Proposal to Roosevelt.
(Bv the Associated Prcss.D

Berlin, Dee. 20.-A semi-official state
ment made tonight says:
The invitation to President Roosevelt
to act as arbitrator was made after a
thorough consultation between Germany
and Great Britain. An understanding
has been reached by the two powers as
the reservations attached to the offer
and the German note will agree With
the English note on all essential points"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
PATRICK IS NAMED
Collector Of Customs, District
of PdmIico, Steele Ap-
pointed Postmaster.
(By the Associated Plcss.)

Washington, ID. G.. Doc. 29.-Thc Prcsi-
dent, today, sent the following nom;na-
lions to the Senate:
Treasury-COllector of Customs. Dan
icl W. Patrick, District of Pamlico, y. c.
PoStmastcrs-North Carolina: Walter
B. steele, High Point; Columbus +. Bla-
lock, Hickory.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
Annoupc ment Causes a Panic.
(Ev the Associated Press.

tBY thH ASSuc+dJtU IfcS9.'
Caracas, Der. ga notification that
the blockade Of Venezuelan ports by the
allied powers viii be made effective today
was Transmitted to the Venezuelan gov
this morning by the British
consul tt La Guaira. The announcement
was not expected and caused a commcr
Cial panic. The rate Of exchange jumped
five points.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
The Albany at La Guaira.

CBy the Associated Press.O
La Glsalra, Venezuela, Dec. 20.-9 q. IN.
Inc ohltco states cruiser Albany. the
French cruiser Troudc. and the British
cruiser E~etribntion have just arrived.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
Brand New Biit.fh PriDcflet

CEl tire Aasooiatcl i7r
London. Inec. - Tn" rrircc-s -
Naes gave birth ~ ] -ou tonight Both
mother and child are doing yell
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
HIS DEATH ACCIDENTAL.
60 Say the Jury of the Man VINO oafflca
$500, 900 Life I~nourancc.

Louisville, Ky, Dee. 2o.-Ihe coroner :
iurv which spent a full day INVESTIGATING
Tho death of X. G. Whaync, a prominent
husiness man. who was found last nurs-
dow pigbt in tho vicinity of jacobs 4ark,
with a Sunshot wound in the breast late
mis- afternoon rendered a verdict Oh ao-
cidcntaI death. Intense interest "a9
manifested in The case. as NJ. N'at ~
carried life insurance policies a@4re5au'a
900. GOO and had applied for S'o'oo' 'no','
Near Mr.. Whaync's BODY Wh"n iouaa
~, on The opposite side OF 4 wire oho'
was a shotgun with one barre' oihp,S ~
| ;hc other loaded and cocke'' us
| and family declared tina aeath va
accident, and that the gun va
while he was climbing 'hlouNn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23

In accord With the doctrine OF the sur
vlyal OF the tltte6t, the last woman On
earth will be q
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23
The German Decree.

17-4n Dec. co-rAe German govern
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23

vh., Won sec Il boy with ms h''
carefully parted. either he THINKS ~
!, love with his school teacher - II =
roinp TO get his photograph taken