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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-11
NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

hdhWH Hc0HW ST3u4iH1'ttN TId hoo%
. -ouii aaIIj 10 ------c s,m9 ~
qlZ T1Glss stt33.irfid adr n EoEm
loPprSnantuf0 a, call Of the Republican
Executive: Committee of the City Of
JIarksbqrg, the said committee met and
voted rtsi hold the primaries on Monday.
'lyIatOh IA 1884, at 100 p.ma for the fol.
,lS@ihg pafposess and al the following
III III PIE ,H"IifssdGnf'2 9li #tityN
insmed places: isAip 81 alfb bnn :.
lolEach ward win nominate d council!
man, ten delegates 20 represent said
lyAtd IN the city convention, To be held
atf the court house tuesday, March Is,
III 500 Pm, and two members Of the
executive committee. ssiirifte Ii inu,
The respective wards skill hol4 their
meetings. at tbaifollowing onamed places
istpward.AlWhite7 House h1teEi 9i.ia
Second ward SRuttlewofth's store q
Third Walker hotel. = Peg -
q Foprth wEaaHrdMEd. ArnstrdBg's' Office.
! o3fth ,yaFd53goHneiI Chamber III, ,
The convention to be held Of the, court
house TUESDAY. Marehil5, sts10lo'obssl
p.c'n4dwillTnomihate sseo following can
giidntesi to- e1y0tedl on at>the municipal
FuesdaJ,g spfil5, 1901 Mayor.
AttfefSf police. city ielerkg superintendent
. s9sithfieAeHg, idagsessorlbl eofnSiigsioner Of
ia n 4tgssB5r ley eofjectdI anf trea s,,ye,
yaapd 1sqhppL cpmnisSiqHer III. 1, teai. ~
FRANK R. MOORE, !
MIG SPERRY, Chairman.
'iHcticSecretafy. nti'ai mars ct.
Z iefFIGE aiGF r fs7.ir n4s-,s
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Iyeyed tbe startling news. TIE barrel
used by Miss Taylor vas purchased by
siessfs. Roland & clifford, ana win bs
E1eed 10 the much .tslked OF Falls scene
at the conclusion Of the third act The
cast has been carefully selected, each
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q
For the first time in The history Of 4
.A2sFAh WGge ~ 38ntinuous tour, 4
been successfully played all sel7Qa<
saakssPssFs,sim@qEtpl itE3gedg sob,
lo.g Isis Fale is eaqsidsFed d be 1
most diilig5t Is ts,1Psfissy, taxiqgv t
lowers q the actor to an untfpal a
gree. Booth, Barrett, Forrest. SLd3gS
Tough and Saiyifi SAVE 1bhFsi "bthaiiIIo
but always in in rebettbifd. Ndfa Iof the
ever Attempted Ii IL the 96alygTthiele
4 Prott5eted to,if. Ihis dstihcti5s a
fallen upon Afr. Harry LeieHton, 81 ia
years identified With VS. Fr5h1nah a
eesses, The Prisoner 81 zanda,.h oRupe
II Heptzaq." etc., ana wH8 fJfiherly w
distinction through bis assotiftiuh ia
M6ieslia Marie wainwright. LGhiz-Ufat
and the J.ie Thomas kecne. in, Slassa
Pe4rean. work. 8. ..,.,,...- I'D 81
By combining ID eroTts Is NotAeE
solely, Mr. Leighton liBs been. ehaTgAf
& Ire an tspseiaily strong sast 6rgSla
err aidspteda III this poReqfHfi srh.isaffd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-11

Ahe bssssies sndsi costume effects are
isupeFbaq The season altogetheE has been
sofsuecessful, beth artistiealIy and fbaps
cialls, that aspesial spring tour is an
n9aHeed, anditheldateTot Tuesday, Apdl
Ilstb, las being held. in tie hope that suf:i
geieat Local ipterestfpaya 20 manifested
tasnaFsaHttths company in visiting rs
ifoF, one Psri9rmApcsisdt Is sesa
p@Theeprodpeiieuis uHierlthe Manager
,iss.I' g,li4anoaiof Ernest lShipman Of the
New York Theatres who has sent u4 ar,
itistie,playsi IN the past, His spring toar
,otllAberta Gallatia and company, last
seasenr.heing onei Of the delights of ths
ye9F.aitsti gis sfEd lguig f9itf,
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THE SMILE THAT WON'T COME OFF
Islworn by the man who uses our Pat,
Vibrating Saw Mil Feed! B5az nl
sI..gr 4tf4 .Fri rarrrYorr- rfH
CAUTION

Don't in,ire liability to suit for dam
ages by' expefffmentiHg With al infringk-
ing, device made ip this, city. We are
preparing to bring suit in the Y. s. eeodt
egailstd these finfTingers, and also
Heainst, oil users Of said Infringement 81
TINS patent Sss sfr .fasia ~ :.
& ao7; 10. F. osBoRN's SONS ii
mar5-dtf. Clarksburg VIVA,
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be the acme Of scenic and dramatic real.
ism. Enough money has been eYPehdFdF
this, attractionsto fiji the barrel wl.ieh
Yin BORE Mimic Isdsea Taylor in her DEATH
GfssygsgEia over thesFsllsg the exact
point IN Which Miss Taylor passhd over
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-11

R0G iGW Sidir. ,9mod ,Joed yLDt At&H
Irhe role, OF, Obediah STout was one
~ ba Sge 10 bnlIRR ill ~, ,.;ons
SRm ge q l 5e SY Ka3P1ls imFaPersqnqtionS
81 q aiRSGilIas 9hS pe SRI Character We
A1yfs eAySsyo ssSsep.t mother; ch9Fdcter Of
bAsldAteulS Sind %as Hill Of Mtsr3isR
si6Ebs l65BtRAmh ssad BIZ Eaf n rendered M ex
cellently, Samanthv Green kent the
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gA4s44n SiSS i g afESfiRs 81 l3spshter 'nSs Vas
d Of sGitS5 SsFa SIS HqpS Sag BbSsrsef rAlief
70 Tof BRSS3 i pfSEsGn 81 3, NJ pI 9d.iis'
-. ID fk5Rfym sF4 15Bs Mss p sPotioRP atrae
III .IteIler. mart. .of. The beautiful, beloved
nd d lRd !. 81 et TIE Ptbfr rprhl s mar
'itg1 B fof tsitlTpa y 9lga az a9gEee o.
cxcellSgce AMI III Ege 7tAstypIcll life
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-11

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THE NEW York WORLD 81
i I l"9 asqs ( TaRIesEi -#REk EpIEI
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I1W ,sl1QiS, on l4cC. lHlil -.C0I0red Iit
z alEiyh9,T aaTIHs9lfa sbreAdsp
i4hd fisth with borders ii
IHfah iAac n~e being usttlaeeahi byd
VITA lWsmo1l MnnesFfa poress tils
london Express. .s'rrupd IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-11

81 II tES1r eef1Y n.t.gdia.T .a9TTOIa a Il
,3lId1iSa 3fgf sFSe poperties were ap.
- 94DfsFfI and perfectly aaTT9nig T y, Inc ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-11
HIiip1 iGiluErii IiHl R inodnu uos
bed Hpngings,

Be. banglnss are again ia. fashion,
Tie tfaihtIIItcst Ind ifghtest fdf cplogipgs,
s6yg Gsedi f6apl 4tfheni.I ff6sfp White lmadrgs
E1fitsed karlsruhe iaGtlihse sort 1hdinusllEp
tpbfBgadSstlrlrl sthgiinep4uis ite;pRs-,
titshadvgdT leTeisrp aisoFdiei icsthetiS.
ssHdsatAai rBnGohEIBgs, Iothroef desigp
iianGrsyossrtlle 4pse, capseniiohali pat
,laEnss t lliaEit,w WI ever, retain need ~
popularity. The textures for the hang
mes are beautiful. Tambotif kqts "A ",
tfdiifI wa With " tffafsriesi tile sgns.
l'ftt ffEatln aaHeak 6R naeteteaingly-
aGtctriaTG sGi,ldtcurmans bofI i .IppGh
s'hinSsI rah esiidi2 JhFsInIseefaIries ara
aedIaaD, be dad M pure
Iylata Stifid taetisd5lr fflnEe, a 4niap
~ tfai GcoggTsd 7sIllf elsaa iYlth lace Of.
the same shdle RedSDreads md pll7
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-03-11

sNSeei,, Il. L.. Settle, Lquis s. Ri4nin k;fE1r
~ ~ sg ~ M nam.
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New England Rural Play Met With IRE.
'arfeadous Success IN clarksburg-A
y Pure; Wholesome, Sweet, Truthful,
.iieiiqf Typical aRepresentafionsaof (.
b .l.lfnnfl...lR Rural IL lie =. -. - =.

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i'sGss ~ 7on "a ail 1etii9a 7sila
fH'HqHhcSo at,,iisliSaisyet tho New
7 l3fggf, oshy .E5s@ifaap bsheatre-eoing
iPG1iA Vi teiRasAraE aasiBeen looking
f6Eaai 't'3siw ftaf9o aHIsa interest for
'fhesiE tho WORTH, s'wsb produced on
M 9ga T. edFqtRa Trbagqs brand Opera
House Thursday .1saaisg Oq6 crowded
house, Without a doubt this play / one
QfBanstsoh sasksRnlld pGianced, welt act
edHfAstasea 5lafhI ilqfal VII pgEiPdaStiOns that
GHJF 4s Tbaa1hSsserf a witnessed. and
,ltbe us9su4l iRtere4ff thgtt manifested
bRlaEtAaai9EsY jaatstrlg founded, The
,a0E6iloft sShiGso tSss 2laziiaSsl a gahitiza-
tpaheg s81eRafodaFla il88lGf se p pFgphter of
th4fe dsBsfwfittnsssssissA ths, RlaS last blight
'4sAg yST th.qioaAIt iH@ei interesting
STANDARDIZATION bns 1s,trm s,e
7esisgiHg ,vIAfafe graahaoSa' isg 4 pure,
sRssailHifSGsa8y aiaSnI 1t is a truthful
|gapqsfp4at5 gIddIUarAaHf En- gland
life. There is nothing StsstlinG Though
the. piece. nothing of the breath Kidding
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o M l hsissgldsaaS ss2 63 .id spai an
hunting 9Eednd p 4 snow Storm for her
Welding eef3 fIcats, bi aonincy Adams
SID, tglabE1 a M ddtsfs 5 - distinctly
na%s Ssd ing sst eS9tegFItssi9ging enjoy.
daiile GaGtidfE rSn FL S others Of its
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~ = Haii reitt.sg las auisf. III
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Read Wherever the English Languaee IS

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-28

q recommend Cadvel Syrup Ppsn highly A. B.
the well known Minneapolis Druggist 400 End Ave mot
day but advise by suffering constipation,
Indigestion and kindred complaints arising liver
And do 50 with the utmost back to
of of the
do not believe there better the Market
plants OF the nature have mentioned"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-20
MUNICIPAL MATTERS

City Council Room. Rock Island.
Sent. 10. 19O4-The council met at
D. n. in regular session. Mayor Nc
Conochie presiding and all the alder
men present except Benson and Sex
ton. The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and approved.
The clerk read petitions from Henry
Stengel. Allen Myers * Co., and
Channon. Perry & Co for permission
TO make sewer connections. Referred
TO the sewer committee.
The clerk read a petition of J. w.
Schwach and others asking that trees
on Eighth avenue between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. be removed as
they are in the sidewalk and a menace
to life and property.
Aid Westbay moved that the petit
ton be granted. Carried.
Aid Wilson presented the ordinance
regulating the use of motor vehicles
and providing for their registration,
and moved its consideration. Carried.
Aid. Anderson moved as an amend
ment that the large numerals be OF
polished metal on dark back
ground Adopted.
Aid. Wilson moved the adoption of
the ordinance. Carried unanimously.
Aid Hause from the sewer commit
tee reported granting various persons
the right to make sewer connections.
Report adopted.
Aid. Westbay from the street and
alley committee recommended the
adoption of the plat of WOOdin's Third
addition. provided that Mr.. WOodin
file a bond in the sum of 5000 To bring
streets and alleys to grade within Is
months Report adopted.
The clerk presented the bond of s.
J. Woodin to bring the streets and al
| legs in Woodin's Third addition to
grade within Is months.
Aid. Oberg moved that the bond be
accepted and the plat adopted. Car
ried unanimously.
Aid. Wcstbay from the street and
alley committee recommended that the
| petition of G.. w. Johnson. concerning
! the grading of a sidewalk ON Thirty
| eighth street near Eighth avenue be
granted Report adopted.
AID WCstbay from the street and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-20

OF school shoes. Lage-Waters Shoe
company, 1903 Second avenue.
Miss Ella Lindstrom, teacher of
piano. mandolin and guitar Resi-
dence 2SOS Fifth-and-a-half avenue.
Mrs. La Frenzs trimmer, Miss IT.
vim has just returned from Chicago
with the latest ideas in fall millin-
cry.
Edward Thompson has taken a posi-
ton as fOOrwalker at Young & Nc
Combs, succeeding William Smith, re-
signed.
Peaches and pears for canning are
of better quality and cheaper this
week at Rachmanns, 700 Twelfth
street.
You don't see or hear competitors
advertising fruit jars. We have them
at less than wholesale prices. Young
& McCombs.
Miss Gertrude Briggs delightfully."-
entertained a company of her young
friends in a dancing party at Black
Hawk Inn last evening.
The single admission for adults to
the Swedish Lutheran bazaar is 10
cents instead of p cents as previously
announced in this paper.
Remember the closing out sale at
Finne's. 1910 Second avenue. The
stock is all new and up-to-date. 1t
means a great saving to you.
Coal. Gable or Springfield coal we
now sell for % cents per ton less in
lots of 10 tons or more at one delivery.
Union Ice & Coal company.
Miss Grace R. Hall. 92S Twentieth
street Rock Island. III. Teacher of
piano. the latest methods for begin
ners. Accompaniment and ensemble
engagements solicited.
The Iowa-Minnesota Thanksgiving
football game is not TO be played in
Davenport. after all. Manager Walker,
of Iowa. says the ball park over there
is too small 1t has not been decided
where the game is TO be played
Judge Parmcntcr in the county court
yesterday afternoon fined Beach Make
1coloredD. of Moline $40 and costs on
a charge of assault with a deadly wea-
pom upon the person Of Henry Craw-
ford on June s. Make paid
f. b. McKown sells the Springfield
coal from one of the best mines in the
state. This coal is unexcelled as a
low priced coal for furnaces. small
heaters and ranges. Special price will
be made on orders OF 10 tons or more.
Next Tuesday evening the First
Swedish Lutheran church will open a
bazar at Turner hall continuing four
evenings. Change OF program night
. ~. Admission. adults season tickets
30 cents. single admission l. cents:
children's season ticket % cents, sin
gle admission, 10 cents.
The WOodmeu of the World. the or
ganization that had its beginning in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-20
PARTY QUARTERS.
Democratic Central Committee
Leases StorerOOm at 219
Eighteenth Street.
WILL BE OPEN THIS WEEK
J. w. CaVanaugh and J. P. Sexton Re-
turn From Meeting of Commit
teemen in Chicago.

Democratic city headquarters during
the fall campaign are TO be at 219
Eighteenth street. \ lease on the
storeroom at that number was secured
today from }. D. Taylor. the owner, by
Z. w. Hurst, T. J. Medill, H. L. Whee-
Ian and B. Z King. the committee ap-
pointed at the meeting of the central
committee last week to secure suit
able quarters
The wholesale grocery house of G.
l.. Bailey & Co. for several years was
located at the above number. The
headquarters will be properly furnish
ed and will be placed in charge of
some capable person. selected by the
city committee whose duty it will be
TO meet all callers and supply them
with the literature pertaining to the
campaign that Will be placed there for
distribution. II is expected to have
the headquarters open this week.
Report From Chicago.
J. p. Sexton, chairman of the demo-
cratic county committee and J. w.
Cavanaugh chairman of the democrat
ic city committee. are home from
Chicago. where yesterday they attend
ed conference of county and city
chairmen and other leading democrats
from all parts of the state called by
the state committee on the occasion
of the visit of National Chairman
Thomas Taggart TO Chicago. The
meeting. Messrs. Sexton and Cavan-
augh state. was a great success in
every particular. Every congressiOn-
al district in the state was represent
ed as were 80 out of the 10l counties.
The reports were all of the most en-
cOuraging nature. There were but
one or two counties. which like our
own. had not yet made the polls nee
essary to form an intelligent basis for
estimating the situation" said Mr..
Sexton. but the state committee we
found thoroughly familiar with cOndi-
tons here We received the assur-
ance of the state committees hearty
cooperation with the regular OrganiZa-
ton and its desire 10 aid it in every
way possible in making the best pos
sible showing in this county. Despite
| the obstacles that have been thrown
| in our way, the county committee has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-20

alley committee on the matter of pro-
viding street signs recommended that
the clerk be instructed to ask for bids.
Report adopted.
Aid. Eckhart moved that the Ordin-
ance committee, city engineer and aid
ermen of the ward report an ordinance
at the next meeting of the city coun-
ell. fixing grades on Fourteenth street,
between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
Carried
Aid. Christensen offered a resolution
instructing the street commissioner to
place Twenty-eighth street near Thir.
teenth avenue in passable condition.
Adopted.
Aid. Brooks offered a resolution in.
structing the street commissioner to
grade a sidewalk on the east side of
FOrty-fourth street between eighth and
Ninth avenues. Adopted.
Aid. Eckhart presented an ordinance
establishing the Office of city electric,
ian. Referred TO the ordinance com,
mittee.
Aid. Westbay moved that J. S.
WOOdin's bond to grade the street and
alleys in WOodin's Second addition he
returned to him. he having complied
with its provisions. Carried.
Adjourned on motion of Aid. Ander-
son. II. c. SCHAFFER.
civ Clarl,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-20
THE KAIL-DECKER MARRIAGE
solemnized at 8 O'clock This Morning
at ST. Mary's Church.

Miss Margaret Decker. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Decker, $50
Twenty-first street, and Jacob Kali
were married at S o'clock this morn
ing at ST. Mary's church, with a nup-
tial mass celebrated by Rev. Father
Adolph Geyer. Henry Van Hecke and
Miss Catherine Decker were the at
tendants. There was present large
company OF the relatives and friends
Of the couple. The Lohengrin we'd
ding march was played as the bridal
party entered the church. and for the
occasional there was a children's
choral The brides gown was of dark
blue silk trimmed in Irish point lace.
The bridesmaid wore light blue satin
trimmed in Irish point lace. The cOu-
pie Will reside at 2113 Third avenue
The groom is q machinist for the Rock
Island road employed at Natick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-20
RIVER RIPLETS.

The report published that the pack
et Winona will go into the southern
trade this winter is probably a canard.
II is the general belief that she Will
go into port this winter at the local
boat yards as has been her custom in
the past There is another report
relative to the Winona to the effect
that next season she would go out of
her trade here, and ply between La
Crosse. Wis, and Winona, Mimi, but
the report is firmly denied by the man
agement. The packet has done good
business while in the trade between
Rock Island and Clinton. her agents
say. and this being the case they state
that there is not the slightest inten-
ton of taking her out of her present
trade.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-20
THE WEATHER.
CITY CHAT.

Call for the new Kinship.
For insurance, E. J. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Lage-Waters shoes are good.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
See Lage-Waters' ad on this page.
See Lage-Waters' ad on this page.
See Lage-Waters' ad on this page.
See Lage-Waters' ad on this page.
Boys school shoes at Lagc-Waters.
For bus, baggage, express, call Robb s.
Spencer & Trefz for bus or express.
Finne's shoe store, 1910 Second ave
nue..
For real estate and insurance, E. j.
Burns.
Finne's shoe store, 1910 Second ave
nue..
Get your footwear at Finne's. for
you get it at cost.
Plenty of Michigan peaches by the
bushel al Hess Bros.
$50 and up for business suits. J. y.
Stone, 1907 Second avenue.
See the great shoe al on this page.
Lage-Waters Shoe company.
Amoskeag ginghams at 512 cents
yard at Young {; McCombs.
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Petcrsen's, 1914 Third avenue.
See our new up-to-date Jackets, furs
and suits. Young & McCombs.
\ pencil box free with every pair
of child's shoes at Lage-Waters'.
Walline & Hamilton. express and
transfer. Old phone 1870, new 1891.
Bargains in shoes. Lage-Watcrs
Shoe company. 1903 Second avenue
w. II. Siemon will do your tin work;
1927 Sixth avenue. New phone SAG.
Cleaning, pressing. repairing. New
Panitorium Club. 1909 Second avenue.
Buy your new silks. velvcts and
dress goods at Young and McCombs'
Sec the fine line of street hats at
Mrs. La Frcnzs, at reasonable prices
Now is the time to order your over
coat az }. y. Stones, 1907 Second
avenue.
Why do We sell the millinery? Up
to-date styles for less price. Young
McCombs.
Free, a pencil box with every pair
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-20
FILIPINO is FATAL
Harry Decker, Aged >, Strikes Head
on Pavement in Trying to Leave
Car in Davenport.
DRAGGED FOR HALF A BLOCK
Refrains From Telling Parents of Ac-
cdent, and Dies in Early Morn
ing of Hemorrhage of Brain.

Harry Decker, Is years of age, paid
the penalty for Tipping cars with his
death at Davenport last night.
He was injured at and died at 1870
this morning at his home. AIS Division
street. He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Decker. and a bright and
popular boy.
Harry was cut romping with his
companions during the evening. When
it came time for him TO return home
he ran after a passing car on the Tri-
City railway line. catching on the side
near to the front
He is thought 10 have boarded the
car at Third and Davie streets. In
leaving the car one of his feet was
caught and he was dragged for fully a
half block before the motorman was
aware that there had been an accident.
The boy had been thrown violently.
his head striking the pavement, but he
did not utter a word that was heard
by any one on the car. Finally he be-
came eXtricated and he was seen to
run and fall twice.
Complained of Pain in Head.
Harry did not tell his parents what
had happened when he arrived nj
home. going directly TO his room. Later
in the evening he complained of pain
! in the head. but he said he did not
think il was anything to be alarmed
about.
Towards midnight the parents were
aroused by the boys heavy breathing.
and they sent for a physician. When
the latter reached the bedside of Harry
! he pronounced him dead Death was
! due to hemOrrhage of the brain.
There will be an inquest at 1 o'clock
| this afternoon.