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The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-06
Visits His Native Town.

Rev. William II. Stephens, of Bombay,
India, was in Penn's Grove last Friday,
renewing old acquaintance and visiting
his boyhood cenes Mr.. Stephens left
Pennington Seminary in 1873, while a
fellow student with the editor of the Re-
CORD, to become a missionary in India
under Bishop William Taylorr He has
been home from India twice before, the
second time twelve years ago.
He had been very sick when be left
India last winter for America. Bombay
is below tide water and a very unhealthy
ssey " i've in, because of the ~unsanitary
conditions. Mr.. Stephens states that
some OF the natives are finely educated
and well versed in their Brahmin relip-
ion. Some of the judges receive salaries
from $1,000 to $1,000 a year, which is
high as the purchasing power OF their
money is greater.
During his ~sojourn in America the past
SIX months he has been spending his
time with his brother Edward Stephens,
who is a carpenter in Camden, and his
brother Thomas Stephens who is IN n
OF the largest sadlery manufactures in
Dallas, Texas. He has also been with
his wife's relatives in Canton, Ohio. His
daughter aged Is, by his first wife, will
remain in Camden with his aunt, Mrs.
Ella Parson to be educated.
Mr.. Stephens father was a soldier in
the Civil Wa and lies buried in Emman-
uel Church yard. His grand father was
Rev. William H. Stephens, who had a
brief, but brilliant career as a circuit
preacher in South Jersey in 1888. He
died young. His mother was a Miss Par
son. The late Amos R. Alloway was his
stepfather.
He and wife sail from New York this
Friday to resume their missionary work
In India. He hopes to return in four
years. If not then he will return in ten
years.
For sick headache try Chamberlain )
Stomach and Liver Tablets; they will ward
Oft b attack If taken in time. Forsale BY
III dFuUusan
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arme Institutes.

Farmer Institutes will be held in
South Jersey on the following date
during the winter:
At Salem, November 80, and Decem-
Der /.
At Swedesboro, November IS and 10.
At Shiloh, November % and "a.
At vineIand, November "A and rs.
At Williamstown, Decembe IS.
At Woodstown, January %, %, 1904.
Annual meeting of State Horticural
Society, Jan. Z and 8, Thursday and Fri
day The 31st Annual Meeting of tht
State Board, January 10, "A and is 190z
For programs Of Institutes Of thu
annual meeting, address, franklin Dye
Secretary.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1903.

w. Harry Zane has been picking sec
ond crop blackberries from his garden on
Franklin Street.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos. 307 Market Street, Will
mington, Del.
Miss Clara Wiswell, of Wilmington,
spent Thursday and Friday with Miss
Emma Yourision.
Guaranteed single guns at Erhardt's,
$3.50. See ad. page 2. =
Many young folks had a merry time
last Saturday evening in celebrating Hal
lowe'en in fantastic dress.
A fine line of stationery and school
supplies at Johnson's Drug Store. :
About 80 members Of Viola Council
No. 20, Jr. O. U. A. NJ. visited Bridge
port Council on Thursday evening.
Double barrel guns at Erhardt's $500.
See ad. page 2. =
Rev. Joshua Tushingham's wife and
daughter arrived in PENIS Grove on
Tuesday. Their goods did not arrive
until Thursday.
For coughs and colds use Johnson's
Compound Syrup White Pine.
Thomas j. Firestone, who has been on
the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
for the past ten months, has returned to
the Penn's Grove Branch. He has pass
IL H. ox,~,~o4:o Or -,
For HATS, go to DUBELL, the halter,
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington.
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city. *9-18-13t
~Sixty-eight members of Oriental, Lafay-
cite and Dupont Lodges of Masons of VIII
mington, made a fraternal visit to PENIS
Grove Lodge of Masons on "Wednesday ev-
ening. The visitor were entertained and
given an appetitizing treat before their re-
turn home at IL o'clock.
Remington guns double barrel at
Erhardt's $1,000; Hammerless $25. 90.
See ad. page 2.
Rev. J. T~ushingham, the new pastor
of Bethel M. P. Church, was greeted last
Sunday morning with an audience larger
than usual and he preached an enthusiast
tic sermon from Acts "a, his theme being
"Filled with the Holy Ghost" He said
the Christian Church was started by the
revival at Pentecost. The sacred fire
has continued to spread ever since and
the story of Christ never grows old. The
great need of this day was more love.
/ have opened a poultry house at Union
Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
GEORGE LAWRENCE.
The Revival Brigade of N. Y, Central
Providence branch OF Salvation Army
began meetings in st. Paul's Church last
Sunday to continue two weeks. The
Brigade consists of Staff Capt. Kemp, of
New York City; Capt. Edw. Hencks, Of
Philadelphia; Envoy Sibson, of N. Y.
City, a native of Scotland and Misses
Blanch, Catharine and Lulu Jones, of
Toronto. They have been in the war;
fare about seven years, working princi-
pally in the cities.
Cunning coats Csc. at Erhardt's. See
ad. page 2.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1859
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his Penn's Grove office, Delaware
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fri
day. Crown and bridge work, filling,
extracting and artificial dentures. APP
pointments by mail or otherwise.
NOTICE.
The Shad Fisllermen's Protective As
ISOLATION will meet Saturday evening,
Nov. 9TH, in Asa g. Turner's Hall. Ali
shad fishermen are invited to come join
us. E. S. HARRIS, Pres. =
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County Court.

The criminal cases of the October SEES.
sion OF the saierr Comfy Courts were
cleared UP late last Friday afternoon,
when Judge Sinnickson imposed the fol-
lowing sentences:
Charles Cato, malicious mischief, SIS
fine and costs; John Scott, larceny Of
money, three months in Salem Jail; John
W. Nichols. w~ife-beating, seven months
In State Prison; Ebenezer Whitaker, lar
ceny OF money and small articles, three
months in Salem jail; Mary Mcclure, as
sault and battery, two months in Salem
Jail; Jacob Pierce, abusing a horse, State
Reformatory; Alberta Lively, larceny Of
money, three months in Salem jail;
George Wright, atrocious assault and
battery and larceny Of money, five years
in State Prison; Riley Boose, larceny Of
money, State Reformatory; Walter G..
Perry, larceny, two years in State Pris-
on.
Wright has already served two terms
in State Prison, sentenced both times
from Salem County. Boose has been 4
fugitive from justice two years.
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County CONVERSATIONS

A
Isaac Fowler, died last Friday i'll Sa-
lem, aged 81. He was a prominent
farmer in I. p. Week for many years and
represented that township in Board OF
Freeholders two years. He was a Dem.
ocrat and also held township offices.
The Board of Directors Of the Salem
x. NC. a., at it's meeting on Friday
evening elected the following directors
for a term Of three years: s. Luther
Richmond, w. P. Robinson, DR.. 9. N.
Sherron, DR.. B. A. Waddington and
Raymon 6. Sheppard.
Richard Matthews, a negro was ar.
rested at ~Swedesboro on Saturday by
Detective Carney, charged will the
larceny Of a watch from Johns S. Girls
pen, q farmer. Of this coun.
~. The prisoner was given q hearing
before Justice Benjamin +. Wood on
Saturday evening when he admitted
his guilt. He was sent to Jail for court.
What to DO Until the Doctor Arrives.
zone Of my children was taken with
cramp collie and suffered severely, 2 says s.
B. Elzee, Of Monet, Mo. telephoned
for q doctor then gave q dose of Chamber
Iain,s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem.
edy, and 3 few minutes later q second dose
Before the doctor came the child was reliev:
ed.n For sale by all druggists.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-06
Died

WHITESELL-In Wilmington, Del,
Oct. so, 1903, Jacob WhiteselI, formerly
Of &. r. Neck, aged rs years.
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Church Notes.
BETHEL M. P.

Rev. Joshua T%ushingham the e pas
tor announces the Sunday services in the
Bethel M. P. Church as follows: Glass
meeting 9.4 a. m., preaching 1890, sub
ject Personal Work." Sunday School at
2.30 p. M; Christian Endeavor at z;
preaching 80, subject, Jacobs Lad
DER
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School Report,
Per cent of

Report of the PENIS Grove school for
the month ending Oct. SO.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-06

For Sale
10000 California priyit. the fence plants.
Apply 7
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-06

Train leaves Fenn'S GfOV6 SafufuayS OHIy
at 5.55 p. m. and Philadelphia at II so p. m.
ON d
Trains leave PENIS Grove station rs a. M,
and 40 p. m; Philadelphia $40 a. m, and $50
n. m.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-06

Fol- sick headache try Chamberlain 5
Stomach and Liver Tablets; they will ward
of the stack If taken in time. For sale by
Al Druggists.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-06
EMMANUEL CHURCH.

~
A missionary rally was held in EN-
manuel Church last Sunday. The regu-
lar missionary collection in the Sunday
School was largely increased and an en-
joyable missionary service of song and
recitations was held in the evening.
Next Sunday a Sunday School rally
will be held in the afternoon when all
who ever went to Sunday School and all
who never went are invited to be pre-
sent. In the evening an autumnal SER
vice will be held with special singing and
recitations.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Soc
iety and the Jr. League have sent two
autograph quilts to DR.. Taft's hospital in
China with a letter asking for a written
acknowledgment of their being received.
Emmanuel League held a box social
at Mrs. Margaret. Elsh's on Tuesday
evening. A large number had an enjoy
able time, the treasury was enriched by
81, and some of Brete Harte's poems
were read.
The members of the Jr. League had a
delightful time Thursday evening at the
masquerade and apple bob.
ST. PAUL's.
Revival meetings are now being held
each evening in st. Paul's M. E. Church
The Revival Brigade are assisting the
pastor in these meetings. Capt. Kemp,
who as a soul-winner, has few equals, is
expected to have charge of the services
on Sunday. Envoy Slbson, a man OF
deep conservation and large culture,
whose talks were heard with delight last
Sunday will be present throughout the
meetings and Capt. Heneaks and the
three Jones sisters, all faithful talented
Christian workers will be present each
evening. The Church is already ex-
pressing themselves as delighted with
the work and the workers. The Brigade
came here from Middletown, Del, where
they have been laboring in the M. E.
Church. Over 100 souls we're added to
the Church as the result of their labor.
The Brigade will give a musical enter
tainment this Saturday evening, which
will be a rare treat. A silver offering al
the door will be thankfully received. :
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Notice.
For Rent.

For Sale.
A7-room house on Harmony st. and q IL
room house on Main st. Apply to
lO23tf. id. WHITAKER.
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For Sale.
My house on South Broad street in which
now i've. JOSIAH III. SMITH. 5r29ff
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Post Once Hours.

The Penn Grove Post Office is open from GAS
A. nj. to 500 p. M. Mail closes for all points
north and south with direct pouch for Wood
bury. N. j., at us A. NJ. For all points except
Woodbury. at 1l.A A.. nj. Closes for all points
AS P. M. Mails arrive at lis and $50 A. NJ,
II 80. 4.25 and 7.30 P. NJ.
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Advertising Rates made known on aRpli-
cation. Sample copies sent free.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-06
The PENIS Grove Record

Entered at the Post Office at Penn's Grove,
county, N. j., as second class matter.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-11-06

The Shad Fishermen's Protective As
ISOLATION will meet Saturday evening,
Nov. 9TH, in Asa g. Turner's Hall. All
shad fishermen are invited to come join
us. E. S. HARRIS, Pres. \
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-07
&C - -.

L&seo Estsr3p, mayer Of Nztzgrez
Porto Rtec, casrEsE With fEzna. hsg
tezGsrs1 lis RS gzzaton al the rec1eer
Of Cor. HHnt
CEzr@r2c1- Gsr7szz. TIE fzEfr cs the
EzitspAerinss tiara. is orgznlxsng a
display q hts h2rdiwcrk 4. the gaEoa
/, cE Fre1e6 @TSssts
: n s. BIRD. editor CT The sa- Jvs7
r R. News. hzs hega sentenced 80
fTc 9zys' irzSrssonneaE ss1 to pay :
fHs q 80 fo- cCEtEnps 9f cczrt
/ TIE cardinals Of the rro-aszrsa
hare ben Informed that rUsstlrE az
the congregats02 vii be held NAY 4
( 70 choose bsshop o. Br-alo. y. Y.
AZ appeal has been issues BIZ ne
TEi1sd ErSah lezgae asking ErSshrez
tarcGgLOat The wCr1e &c start frrrseds-
ate Subscriptions 10 the parliamentary
fund Ct Is0s.
G. a. Pearscr. proprietor o. tie
Daily Express IL Lczson. las tougnt
the 81 James Gazette. The rossry Of
the Gazette Ehsca Is conservative, wiz
not be changed.
Twelve hundred perscrs took Bart
n . brzEi bet~ssa troops and rz-
TiEes az KroEsfa5t Several polio.
were wCanded and che rioters tore no
ravizS stores and wrecked h<sses.
II. ~ p. Grafton, Szrship OF the Pa
ci5c 6eet for Great Britain. has been
ordered 70 proceed 20 San Francisco
80 s1Ma v,u~@ gr a. $3.50
ton In honor of President Roosevelt
The deputies Of The Columbian de-
pzrtment assembly Of Cartaxsna, BY q
vote OF 2 90 8. hare rejected the p.-i-
ton 20 address memorial 70 the corr
ing congress przying skat body 10 re-
sect the canal treaty.
Announcement has been ssmi-oeH-
clsliy made that King Alfonso mas rat
fed lis confidence in the Spanish min
iEtry since the elections. The cabinet
therefore, viii rot resign unless the
senatorial elections are adverse.
The Most Rev. Paul Bruschesi Ro-
man Catholic archbishop Of Moatresl
IN q pastoral letter Condemns labor
leaders and organizers and advises III
iabcring class % pay no attention 70
strike sgitators. but TO look for arhs-
trztisr on Just and reasonable de-
Eands.
There Is uncommon interest In
Prince George. heir 10 the throne OF
Saxory. and there "a row some pros
pect thai he uav become a king much
sooee- shsn was expected, owing TO
she eiorement Of his mother. Princess
Lorise.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-07

Sensational FsSe-sl ln13rtzsats Are
rsfr,Tec A.

Sensational rsSs-sl Is1Er.-snts Are
Esfrsfsc ~
r-1vth. Mlrn- NAY 3.-Lns slTpz4s-
&c fsct that 1880 timber and sIo1s
e,gsrzs II tie DzlzIh diE1rscs are sssizs
tss5 KID sv the secretary & lie ID
.g-sc- was gsFsz cut last Eight 1E =
Ts5suts Lard zttorZEy- TIE InscrI1s-
rso- corea 20 him fr0u Al c@sca&A
Enyurns- TE# z-r1EzSys WHO cS-1pAEAn
20 re E2acazI agszs here II Charge CT
sgch cases are tcla fey -zE tsc-iilAs@
TIE iEEzz-r= o. pzte-ts by producing
.eea- czss7ts an original w.-1sss'ss-
Tais WI 80 . si5czlt thiEg II so11e
czsss 70 % as Witnesses have gc1s 10
distant parts EE9 czz1ct ss rsrcr2sa
erre-r ~ Considerable eEpszse-
r. Is hizts3 that a. the Nay S@-1 q
ccgrz "a Duluth there VII Ds sCEe
Es-xscso-2I indictments to- the Whole
sale H2zEzl procuring cf timber claims
=, zEszts Of EzEbeE c2-rGE1ss-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-07
MINNESOTA IS LOSER.
University Of 10'~s Wins the Debate
Z iowa City.

University os 1oa~s Wins the oessts
Z iowa City.
iowa City Iowa. May .. - Co-paE
so-y arbitration q disputes between
czvtal All BzbCr. Up1el6 By the CnI
versfrT O. Eaaz, Vas Successful il the
tsazth zrrrzl debate pstwes~ Iowa and
Minnesota last right Tie assa1izig
tear for iowa vas George Z Hill d
Bgr8fzg1o-, z JohEsoa Of Iowa City
E-a G z EdzE1dsoG Of Iowa City,
TIE Minnesota team was J. A Church
81. ". Williams and Il l. WllosT.
TIE two teams wegs eyeEszy balanced
ard each cE1z1oT made a b-illlz1I
spserA- TIE cscis3Crn vas close, TWO
judges v1tiHg foT the Affirmative and
one Eor the negative The debate
makes TIE score bsiwesn Iowa and
Minzezo1a stand three defeats fox
Minnesota and seyen for Iowa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-07
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fC- creating TIE reset gEeE i5s1t5z1
EAEzsEs.E15oz scare
Eca- De=-asv Was s,as sssa s-a
caE-s ss Atlantic Ctr. n j. fer azEtsz-
ing E-s5rz1o 10 cars az5l TIE al
11a1 took refuge Er a azrz. whIc7 w1EE
burned
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xksrA nux- wee r,rr-r-r yra1 ssss
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-07
Gave Farm to Tenant.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, May 8. - A ais.
patch from Madison, S. D., SAYS |. %
Smith. who owns 100 quarter,ssctions
In South Dakota has Just presented
one ieeacre tract TO his tenant. The
land alone "a worth $40 an acre. and
the tenant gets farm implements
buildings and everything on the place
Smith Is said 20 be worth million
and q half dollars. which would mako
him the second richest man IN re-
state He bought farms when thew
we're away down and now has a bis
fortune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-07
"Roes- rs COMING.
Lord Roberts Expsete9 Seen 70 Visit
America.

London. May 8. - Lord RobersI
eagerness 10 visit Americz groEs Epetl
the doughty little general and bis ~
sires undoubtedly wil be grstised u
fore many months Duriag the paa
year all the distinguished AmerieaaI
visiting London have pressed ipFFs1
uons upon hinn- Accordingly, "BolsS
has been seeking mission 10 giTe os
fetal countsnance 10 the visit He :
reported 10 have found il in = re1eF
Of the Canadian militia IN recognize
OF their war services. Roberts pro-
ably viii be aocoEpsnie5 BY bis tas-
lily, who are also eager 70 visit Nes
York, Washington. ChicaEo and BeS
ton Roberts undoubtedly vii =.
company the Ancient and HoaoFses
Artillery Of London. WHO are slated 2
visit Boston in Septem5eT.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-07
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II Ga-rEE Esaar1-zaz. zuthrr. crz.C-
E-G Esresatsr. ssaz n gEEz1tze Ctr, X.
}. ztsEy 1g1E zssx
CsEE Bs9zn A S.rze-, a we-1 kew.
Eeg.uaz Cn TIE g-ezz as.Eas Eses6 sT Is
ho10s II N1ErD@y AEsezz-. aged ssTez.ry-
CHS sezrx.
"Baex~ Franklin 81 Tsn1ezsAs. 4
widely EzCEE fux1a-zn, died In
LczasrElls e a1z61sr troEtls- re
trained z2z.1g wiurara
GazrEs seass-. one or the best
E-EcW1 h9Ezemar En- the 2E5dsIe West.
C1s1 u NzEArZs, Teaz- CT aczte
EDeS1a2z4A- he was EAarty-esghr yszrs
ga
AltO1 Lsckzys las Esgrez . sTe-
rear c1ssE1eE Win 1Ez1zxsr villa
A. Brz1y ard Il 10 play Carts gaaE1r
tn 1rzx-2sizzrS1E OF Prank Morris.
r1Tsl. Tie Pr
FreGer1Ek EsEnreAa- CT Sew Ye.s,
The B0c5sty leader. pos0 payer and
sEeer3ecA2ss TE5cY. vas agpczzteZ a
6sgZzg assistant district gEG0rrey by
District Attorney gsruzs-
CoEraanser Ju1ssr St. CGas- a. Ps-n-
Eyivz1Ia. prOzz-1snt naval veteran,
cAed a. the university hospital a.
PAsaz6elp1l2 fYo-z an crgz-sC aigrng-t
ccnzEactad II tie PHILIPPINES.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-07

Tonng ccrbeEr faLe3 20 step George
Menste u Chiesgo II f5zr r01zds a.
Portland. Ore
Mrs. silly Fsy. che q the best
Enow= wu-zaa szErsgists CT tire cCEz-
tY, died al Tole5o. Oas0s from heart
disease
TEs estimated oztput of the K1on-
dixie for the Fezr Is estimated ar F15.-
gga 600, against 81 90 9o5 last Eszr-
Robert c. ogdea ot New York las
been elected pres51e1g q t1s edlca-
t50zz1 conference which has szs- Closed
its sessEcz IN Richno-z, Va
Icuss Cz-srczs hozrs. missing
s1o- Erseavsgle n. e. for SIX weeks.
was f0Erd II shs woods nursing fox
terrier that hal lost leg
TIE Trzzsconttnentzl Passenger as
sociat1oz adopted q form Of roEz1s trip
Pacific cozsz ticket that is designed to
Tezzrs The sezlpEag CT sueh tickerS 20
) minimum
IN an Interview pEhliEhed IN New
Tnyk the E1EzaEe r7ilis4er S--zeaE rs
intention TO ss1sbIisa schools tx the
United States FOR teaching TIE Eng
Esh language 10 ChinzEen
Col. Joseph Rsckey. said 10 be the
originator o- TIE famous drink know
as gin Kicker" died suddenly at New
York Of heart disease re was for
EaerlY resident of St Louis.
CITIZENS Of B-sckettsviHe. Texas,
Lzve srpezted 20 the secretary CT war
10 reprtrand Gen Fred Grant for his
charges against the saloons O. the
tcwn, when they Ealatein are libel
Cgs
Herman ". Enprecht. the World
famous zrEhaaologiEt and professor OF
Aszyrio1ogy and Sanetic philology. at
the UziTerEiry or Peausyivania. has
inst been secretly married AZ Phila-
Gelphia 70 Mrs SalIse c. Robinsoa-
Tie Western Unlcn Telegraph CON-
pzny has closed its ofscs az Butte.
Mont. because the -en hired 60 take
the places CT TIE striking messenger
boys were attacked by strike sympa-
thirsrs and prevs2t-d from working
Aaron Bark, a farmer who died Sud
denly az his homie IN MuhIsanurg COM
~. KY, Was discovered to be a woman,
whose rame Is Mrs. Fred Green. she
cane 10 Mrhlenburg county about
thirteen years ago with smzIl child
Copies % the prtnted record In ths
appeal OF the Northern Securities
company from The decision in the
merger case were sent to twenty-five
Of the interested parties No date has
been agreed upon &C Jet for the hear
ing ia the state case.
James Stanley. known rs king 81
the Gypsiss," who died In a travelling
wigwan near HaverhEIl. Mass, has
been buried from a t@.s In West Rox-
bury. His win leaves Sc. 600 in cash
and house IN West Roxbnry essessed
NJ si5.oes. TO hts widow and his eight
children.
Andrew Carnegie has contributed
$4,000 toward the amount needed for
the erection Of Emerson hi, the new
philosophical building for which Hzr-
Varl university hopes to lay the cor
nerstone or Nay IS. the centennial TN
adversary u Ralph Waldo Emers0n's
bi7th.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-05-07
DIES FROM BEATING.

injured Man Names His kssaissHs
Before Passing Away.
Wilkesharre, Pa, May 3. - Josa
Masulls, a resident Of Plymouth W.
was held up al an early hour s
Wednesday morning by fCuT memoeis
OK the notorious Bull RuH gang asa
beaten in a most horrible EiaHas''
died yesterday. IN MS dyiEg declaia
ton he Implicated Thomas Thonias.
John McBermott. David Thomas sh'
Charles Edwards as the assassiAs,
They were an arrested ard are no ~.
In the county prison. charged win y
murder.