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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-07
LAsoRER KILLS POLITICIAN.
Former Internal Revenue Collector
Dies Near Mexico.

Dies Near Mexico.
San Francisco, April 6.-Robert Bar
nett. formerly leading democrat of
this state. was shot and instantly killed
at the Taraca mine, in Mexico. OF which
he was superintendent. yesterday aft
ernoon by one OF the laborers in his
employ. The report of the tragedy
came to this city in a dispatch to
Hugh Reichenbach, president of the
Taraca Gold Mining Company. from
w. ]. Hood, agent of the company in
Mexico Teh message was brief and
only conveyed the information that
Barnett had been shot and killed at
the mine by one Of the native laborers.
The Taraca mine is situated ~ miles
west of Torres, station on the Sonora
branch Of the Southern Pacific railway
in Mexico. Relchenbach Immediately
wired for full particulars of the crime
and f. X. Collier, formerly superin-
tendent of Captain Delemar's Golden
Gate property at Mercury Utah, left
for the scene last night to take charge
OF the property.
From those acquainted with condi-
tions at the mine 1t is believed the
crime occurred as the result Of Bar
nett's discoverey Of the theft of ore by
one Of the Mexican laborers. Consid-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-07
A THOUGHTFUL MAN.

NJ. M. Austin, OF Winchester Ind.
knew what to do in the hour of need.
His wife had such an unusual case Of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought of and
tried DR.. Kings New Life Pills and
she got relief at once and was finally
cured. Only 25c at Charles Rogers
drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-07
BOY AsPHYxIATEp.
Son of Prominent Merchant Killed
BY Gas.


BY Gas.
Los Angeles, April 6.--Arthur +.
Bowles, aged is years. son Of F. C.
Bowles, well-known merchant Of Los
Angeles was asphyxiated this fore
noon at his home in West Twenty
eighth street while trying to use an
instantaneous gas heater in a bath
room
The boy entered the room, turned
up the gas and began undressing. Be-
fore he had removed all his clothing
he was overcome by the fumes and
fell to the floor unconscious. An hour
later his father became alarmed at
his long absence and forced an en-
trance to the room. The young man
was found unconscious and died.
despite doctors efforts.
The cause of the escaping gas was
the absence of vent from the heat
er, no pipe having been run out of the
room and this permitted the fumes
from the gas to fill the room the same
as IL 1t had been turned directly from
the pipes into the room. On previ-
Gus occasions three other members of
the family were overcome by the
fumes but they were discovered in
time to save their lives. The coroner
will institute an investigation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-07
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Tlme.Oard OF Trains

Tlme: Gard OF Trains
PORTLAND
Leaves Arrives
Puget Sound Limited.7;36 g m s;Ab p m
Kansas clty-st. Louis
Special ..........il:lO am s;S pm
North Coast Limited $50 m T:oO 9 IN
Tacoma and Seattle Night
Express ..o..,...l1:% pm s'Ob , n
Take Puget Sound Limited or North
Coast Limited for Gray's HarbOr points
'rake Puget Sound Limited for olym-
pla direct.
Take Puget Sound Limited or Kan
las CIty-st Louis Special for points
sn South Bend branch.
Double daily train service on crays
Earbor branch.
-Four trains daily between Portland,
kcoma and Seattle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-07

Eczema, scald head. hives. itchiness
of the skikn of any sort. instantly re-
lieved, permanently cured. Doan's DIN
ment. At any drug store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16
LITTLE GEORGIA MAGNET
At the Grand Opera House Next
Monday Night

Fresh from her nine years tour of
the Old World, Miss Annie May Alb
bolt, "the Little Georgia Magnet, y
will apper at the Grnad Opera House
Monday night, thu 18th, in her
world famous performance, which she
has given in all the capitals OF Europe
and before the crowned heads of
nearly all countries. She gives a
two hour exhibition of most extraor-
dinarT feats, in which she will be
assisted by local committee ofpron-
ineut citizens who will at the sams
time investigate the manner in which
her wonderful powers are exerted.
She weighs but 103 pounds, yet ten
men cannot lift her if she but touches
teD years old child, and the strong
est man in Greenville cannot lift the
child. Ssndow, the strongest man
in the world, TINS relates his ex-
nerience with the little magnet: II
put forth strength eonugh 10 lift
ght men clear oil the floor, yet
failed IN liove her one inch. Ad-
t. issia'l > 'ul 50 cents. Seats now
on sale .,tia Star Shoe store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

Mrs, George Weaver left early il
the week with her Children to visit
relatives in Nova Scotia.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16


At the Temple Hebrew Union on
Thursday evening, charming
1adghter.6f Mr.. and Mrs. N. Wachs-
man, was united in marriage to MI.
Maurice Mendle, prominent and
popular business man of Brookhaven,
Miss, RABBI Apbram Brill officiating
The edifice was beautifully decor
rated and filled with large and rep
resentatiye assemblage. An attrac-
tive musical programme was rendered
by Miss Mary Walker The ushers,
Messrs. Jake Abrams, Abe Waldauer,
Abe Weinberg. Joe COIN, L. B. Pep
perman and Jake Hendle, led the
way and were followed in turn by
the bridesmaid, Miss M endle, of
Brook the maid of honor. Miss
Carrie Wachsman, the groomsman,
Mr.. Leop Wachsman, the best man,
Mr.. Herman Wachsman, Mrs. .Wachs
man with Mr.. Joe Weinberg, the
groom with Mrs. Lena Shongut and
the bride attended by her father.
The toilette worn by the bride was
an exquisite creation Of crepe de
chine and lace and her graceful veil
of tulle was held to her hair by a
brooch OF diamonds, a gift from the
groom. She held white Bible.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

A very beautiful ante nuptial dinner
was given on Wednesday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Wachsman. compliment
taIy to the Mendel- W achsman bridal
patty. Dinner was served on num-
Der of small tables arranged on the
brilliantly lighted and flower decked
veranda. Covers were laid for forty
two. Among the clever toasts OF the
evening wee those made by Rabbi
Abram Brill, Messrs. Eugene Bogen,
VIM. Isenberg, Jake Abrams, Ben
Wachper and L. B. Pepperman.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16
Rock Island
System
ChOCtaW Oklahoma & Gulf R. R.

Inc way $500, Round trip $40 o. Memphis to all points
IN lndlan aud Oklahoma Territories and all points
intermediates IN Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

after visiting friends in New Orleans.
Miss Daisy Joe Bryan. Of AlhambIa,
Miss, is guest Of Mrs. Newman
Winter.
Mrs. George Weaver left early il
the week with her children to visit
relatives in Nova Scotia.
Miss Orville Stone returned on
Tuesday from Roanoke, Va, where
she has been attending college the
past two years.
Miss Sarah Stone Walker left on
Monday to attend the wedding OF Miss
Pearl Trigg to Mr. M. Morgan Shus-
ter in Glasgow, Ky, on Wednesday
evening, April twentieth.
Mr.. Max Steppach has retuDed to
his home in Natchez after visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. H. Waldauer left recently for
Vicksburg to be the guest of Mrs. Joe
Waldauer.
Mrs Ruth Crosby, accompanied by
her two small children, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y.
Burns, near Water Valley.
Mrs. H. H. O'Bannon is the guest
of her brothers, Messrs. George and
Tom Mangham, at Clarksdale.
Mrs. J. B. Kemp will leave III
few days for a short visit in Chicago.
Miss Brooks, of Louisiana, is here
nm visit to Mrs J. I. Atterbury.
Mrs, Haffie. of Benoit, VISA a guest
RECENTLY of Misses Susie and lreys
McCatcheon.
Mrs Richardson, of Monroe, La,
is guest of her daughter, Mrs Fred
Metcalfe.
Miss Ledbetter, of Murtreesboro'
Tenn, is guest Of her niece Mrs.
W. R. Harvey.
Miss Springs. of Philadelphia, Pa
will arrive OIL Tuesday, the twenty
sixth, to be a guest of Mrs. D. b.
Kemp.
Miss Ella Stern, of Vicksburg, has
been guest of Miss @ rrie Wachsmah
for some days.
Mrs. W.T.. Rose, who has teen
visiting Miss Anna Smith, lett OH
Thursday for her home in Vicksburg'
Misses Linnie and Jimmie Worth
;ppton. of Arkansas, are visiting their
amt Mrs. Charles Startling.
Misses Carrie and Marv Spencer oil
HAMPTON Miss, we're guests oil
q reenville friends this wetk
Miss Lucille Oliver. of Cleveland
Miss. is a guest If Miss NJ 'rf Cable
Startling.
Mrs. G. B. Aka i'Ier will e'f =
tain the Sans Souci Club on Tuesday
| afternoon.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

A very delightful affair OF recent
happenings was the euchre party
given on last Saturday afternoon by
Misses Susie and Ireys McCutcheon,
compimenting the Batclhor Maids
Club The house was tastiy decoIat-
ed with carnations and roses and tiny
pink roses garnished the plates used
in the ice course served during the
dainty luncheon that followed the
game. A gilt candlestick was pre-
sented to Miss Innes Startling for
progressions, Miss Bessie Bell re-
ceived pretty vase as consolation
and Miss Anna Robb received set OF
hat pins as BOBBY prize.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

The Young Ladies Euchre Club
was beautifully entertained OH Mon
day afternoon by Miss Josie Wilezin-
ski. A large quantity CT cut flowers
added touch of spring to the attrac-
tive arrangement of the house, the
predominating color being pink.
Misses Rosenfeld, Louise Leving-
ston and Newman were the fortunate
winners of the thee handsome prizfs
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

An enjoyable time will be had in
the Forest of J. Shall Yerger Camp
No. IS, Woodmen of the World, on
next Monday night when the work
will be exemplifed by an expert
Team of Choppers from Vicksburg,
and all will BIO served with goose in
many styles by the Prince OF Goose
Caterers.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16
Alex Smith has returned from
to relatives in Charleston,

MN. Alex Smith has returned from
xfe.k to relatives in Charleston
IiHs
NH. Wallace Arnold and hel
fdthsr, Mr.. Guy Allen, left on Tues
Aav to visit relatives at their former
one hear Vicksburg.
Mill. Hugh R. Miller, OF Lamont,
JAW vi guest Of Mrs. D A. Love dur
- Ing this week.
Kfrs. W. G. Yerger has returned
II htE epending several weeks at Cas-
\ Siian Springs and on the Mississip-
= Coast.
Milf Estelle Clements left OH
(; N6dnosday to spend the spring anc
!, Is n.Fn6r in Rhode Island. She was
Heconinanied as far as st. Louis by
|18r bfother, Mr.. Henry W. Clements
K Mrs Julian Fort, of Dunlieth, has
!. b86h guest this week of Mrs 8 ~
: INLAY and Miss Fannie d. Walker.
/; Mrsk Joe Lindsey left on Friday
!. n2 I'LL home in Louisville after hav-
I bsen guest Of her sister, Mrs.
y ne Htarling.
!, News. Dudley Avery and Andrew
6whrt, of New Orleans, were guests
Greenville during the early part
this week.
Mis-. Ben Humphreys left ON Mon
NV nth her children to spend the
SshrIhn in Washington. Mrs. Hum
Ihf6xs was also accompanied bv her
lister. Miss Fannie Yerger.
uf. and Mrs. Stanley Henshaw
pont several day during this week
*isitfnR friends in Natchez.
hlIes Newman. of Helena, Ark,
q nest of NJ rs. Sol Isenberg.
MAI Hartman, of New York, is
Il fa|S So vsiit to her parents, MT
~ nd MS. NJ. Wachsman.
Nv Mss Weiss, who has been guest
4 Mrs L. Moyse. left recently tol
u Ter home in Natchez.
= Miss Helen Swartz, of Little Rock
Ark Is here on visit TO Mls'
lanehe Swartz.
Nfs Luoian Gwinn has been spend
fle pnst few days at her former
1 1In u Natchez, Miss.
Il Ont. W. E. Hunt left ON Monday
n|h his wife and daughter, MISS
y mia, in New Mexico.
Nj S. R Geise has returned altei
Il 6I6hrn of several weeks in South
4 |ipFnia.
MH NJ. P. Sturdivant and bel
81 BON, Ben, left few days since
beiI home in Tallahatohl'
Robert Somerville and little
J, ncy Somefyille have returned
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

The Bachelor Maids will be enter
tanned at cards oil Wednesday after
noon by Miss Seymour Nance.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

Mrs. J. B. Kemp will entertain
OH Thursday, April twenty eighth, in
honor of Miss Springs, of Philadel-
phia.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

The bridesmaid and maid Of honor
wore gowns of white Japanees silk
and sashes caught with miniature
pink roses. Their flowers we're mink
carnations The wedding gifts were
numerous and elegant. They we're
prettily arranged in the drawing
room of the brides home, Among
tina out.of-town guests were Mrs.
Hartman, Of New York; AIRS J. Ryfs
of New York; Mr., B. B. Wach-
ner Of New York; Miss Sterne, Of
vicksbug; Mr.. Ben Abrams, OF Grand
Lake, Ark. Mr.. Sam Abrams, OF
Brookhaven, Miss. and Mr.. Good
man, of Itta Bena, Miss. Mr. and
Mrs. Mendle left for bridal trip
terminating at Brookhaven, where
they will reside in the future.
One Of the largest and most charm
ingly arranged entertainments OF the
season was the card party given ON
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Heddens Montgomery. There
were about seventy-five guests present
and the game was played in four
rooms rendered exceedingly attrac-
tive by the artistic decorations The
prizes were very appropriate and
handsome and were won by Mrs. j.
E. Aiken, Mrs. D. F. Hunt, Mrs. H.
W. Lennon, Mr. e. R. Workman,
and Mr.. L. Southworth, of Green
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery
made ideal host and hostess. They
we're assisted in entertaining by Mr..
and Mrs. Gerard Brandon.
OF the large number of entertain
ments given during the past fortnight
not one has been more enjoyable than
the card party given on Wednesday
afternoon by Misses Innes ana Maria
Hensley Startling. The floral decora-
tious were truly lovely, consisting of
a large quantity of cut flowers. Mrs.
W. H. Negus captured the first prize,
Mrs. H. W. Lennon was awarded
the lone handd prize and the consola-
ton fell to Miss Jessie Robb,
Mrs Harley MoUclafe will enter
tain at carsd ON Wednesday morning
at eleven CLOCK in honor OF Miss
Tolle, of New Orleans.
Mrs Clara E. Clausman has issued
invitations to the marriage Of her
daughter, Eugenia, to DR.. Marcus
Orelins Shivers, of Greenville, which
will take place at high noon on We'd
nesday, April twenty seventh. at
Crawford Street Methodist Church in
Vicksburg.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

Mrs. Harley Morclafe will enter
tain at carsd ON Wednesday morning
at eleven O'Clock in honor OF Miss
Tolle, of New Orleans.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-04-16

after visiting friends in New Orleans
Miss Daisy Joe Bryan, of Alhambrs
Miss, is a guest of Mrs. Newman
Winter.
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Hatght Items.

Christopher Hanson well known citizen Of
Freedom district, died AZ his residence near tsAk'
land Mills from pneumonia, last Tuesday evening,
In the death o Mr. Hanson the community has lost
one OF its most valued citizens, who was aiNE4s
ready to lend helping hand TO Gl VINO Appiied 70
him Tor assistance. We do not eGaggeraie when We
say that Mr.. Hanson generous to lault the
writer having known him since Childhood ana
knows whereof he speaks. He leaves WHO" ana
two childreu-MiSs Florence, OF Baltimore, ana
Mrs. T. r. Kelly, Of this place. Interest a. oak-
land NJ T. Church cemetery Rev Mr.. BurE, OF The
Lutheran Church, OF which ne was member; on SI
ciated The pallbearers were William kerkon, Mi
chae schmidt. VIM H. Phillips, Vim. Parker, T. ;
Mccoy and o. l. Phillips
As conference villa be in session this sunday there
Will be no preaching at New Oakland. the usual
services win be conducted, however. AS usual
Farmers are unusually b edward with their WORK
One party informs us that he planted lew potAtoes
Guess they few. Grain. despite the hard
winter, is looking fairly well, and may yet make
pretty good crop.
of year as at present. Persons who nave any TO
sell do not know what to ask for it, Seed potatoes
too. are scarce and are bringing more than market
VIM Yingling who has been keeping store at
Haight moved his entire stock to Hernwood. We
regret the loss of so good a citizen, ana nope MT
Haight will open store at this place, as II Is goOd
stand.
Last Saturday Mr. Renson, one of the County
Commissioners, and two of the road commissioners
MessrS Hewitt and Devries, met several OF the per-
interested in the bridge 10 be built over Morgan
Run, on the Boilinger road We sincerely nope tns
County Commissioners will respect the request ana
petitions of the taxpayers of this end OF the comfy
who get less in return for their taxes imam any COT
ner in the county. 1t IS simply lmpossioIe 70 10
without Il bridge at this place, aud we most re-
spectfully request the County Commissioners 70
build the bridge this summer 1t is simply an out
rage on the community TO cross such place, whlch
can only be done when the water is low. Only a
short time ago Doctor Bolte had TO hitch MS morse
on one side of the stream and walk board wnlcn q
cat could not much more than do and walk quarter
Of a mile to see patient. For more than week
Carrier 2S could not cross at all.
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Entertainment al Rsess staeol.

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NelroSc Items.

Considerable ore is being shipped from the
Chestnut Hill Mines.
Congratulations 90 Lewis Dherit and Miss
Ora Leese, who we're recently married, and
wish them happiness and prosperity. Mr.
Dheris recently secured position in our
creamery.
James P Zepp. of near Pleasant Valley.
spent Sunday with his parents, who have bnIlt
so addition to J. Alder; Lepp's home and
recently moved Co their aes home.
Clayton Saabie. teacher Of hrriiler school
for the past three years, Is now resident q
our town.
George A. Hoack has a cos that recently
dropped twin calves, one red. the other black,
and both seem 10 BE- in . thriving condition.
This CON has gwen birth 70 three calves INSIDE
Of year.
Amos Sauble and family moved INTO their
new home here on Thursday % ia>' week
Last Saturday. As Bert Garves'oh. living
about two miles from here. started fs5 home
from Mr.. Crumrne's store, his horse became
manageable. upset the buggy and lhrew l.u
aud bis wife oui. They escaped pi'h les
bruises
Tuesday Of last seek II. Clsytoa Miller ,rok
charge Of the stand occupied hv }. ;. Wraia-
who moved bis family 81 Manchester.
Our r. r D. Garner. Walter ". Wcalz.
still continues To serve a. faithfully, ceulps
from Manchester early enough 90 take aNay
the = 80 y. 10. mani
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Personal Notes.

Among the recent visitors TO the family OF
Mr. and Mrs. ID. W. Gemmiil, OF this city,
were Walter Getnmill, their son. Of Hanover,
Pa., Raymond Aoul, grandson, also of Han
over, and Miss Ethel Cornell. of Japan, a stu
dent at Millersville, Pa, State Normal School.
Mr.. Gemmill's brother. William Gemmell. Of
New Market, visited him the FIRST part Of this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. GeSnmill moved this
week from North Centre stree; TO West Main
street.
Mrs Joseph d. Brooks attended the Meth.
odis; Episcopal Conference in Baltimore and
visited friends in Washington, D. c. this week.
marriage license was issued ia Baltimore
last Tuesday TO Parker K. Cook, of West Ar
lingion. Md, and Miss Katherine A. Stocks
dale. of Finksburg, Nd.
Elk Sheriff M0tter. of this city. moved with
his family to Taney.own on Wednesday.
Ashland Caple, of this city. on Thursday
moved with his family to Philadelphia. where
be has secured employment
Mrs. NJ J. Eiehelberger and daughter Ma
rian, of Ladiesburg, Frederick county, moved
in with her son, G. Clarence Eichelberger. Is.
slsiant agent of Western Maryland Railroad,
in Westminster. on Wednesday.
Miss L. Mae Greene and Mr.. A. Shellmau
Greene, of Baltimore, are guests of their par
eats, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Thomas Greene, OF
Manchester.
Clerk of the Court Smelser was confined to
his home, in New Windsor, this week BY sick.
ness.
David Cowan, formerly of this city, was in
Westminster Wednesday.
marriage license was issued in Baltimore
Wednesday, to Daniel Seipp. of Westminster,
and Mrs Francis Machen, of Baltimore.