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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
The FARMERS MsTITvTE.
Will Open Here Next Tuesday
Morning.

The second Annual Farmers Institute
will opeu Tor a session of three DAYS
next Tuesday morning. Deo. >. IL will
close the afternoon Of Dec. :.
Nr. A q. Mauck. OF Yorktown. men,
Der Of the State Board of Agriculture
for the Second District. has arranged a
programme that promises 10 &c inter
esting and instructive from beginning
20 end. There is rot too much Of II,
ard 10 ore viii get bored,
As side issue the farmers and bus.
ness men have gotten together aud at.
ranged tor an exhibition # farm prod.
uets.' including considerable live stock
The business men offer a premium list
that ought 90 be thoroughly satistact
orv 20 the exhibitors. Forty odd priEs'
arc offered. and all are useful ones. II
many cases being cash.
The EXHIBITS viii toe dis layed in tn
market building near the Court-house
There VIII be plenty Of room tor al
Its hoped al space viii be taken b.
/ the farmers.
AL exhibits must be on entry by
o'clock p. %. OF December 3. Comp
tent judges viii award ;he prizes.
1t l. hoped, the farmers wiii tax
a lively interest IN this institute. both a
as 20 ATTENDANCE and exhibits.
1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
knights Tomb"

The friends Of the excsvstors Of the
knights Tomb" at Jamestown. are
exoiaiming where i the Longfeilow who
VIII immortahzs The last resting place
as Supposed OF SIR George Nesrdiey. our
early Governor OF Virginia, Who's his
tory Is parallel with that o. the church
Men VIII be found equal 70 this tasS
nearer home. Other men and times VIII
bS abls 20 do iusucc 20 his memory.
AlouS the sands OF the Chesapeake and
near the gurghnS tides % the James.
Some lanes Baron Hope. Meade, John
Z. Thompson. VIII be evolved equal &c
all locale uerEencies.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
Found Dead.

Roxbury. Va. Nov. 3O.-Au inquest
was held today 90 ascertain the cause
oi The death AID the name OF the mau
found dead by NI. Roy Ford on We'd
resday in New Kent county. After care
iul examination the verdist was reached
that the deceased came 10 his death by
souc cause unknown 20 the jury.
The man. whose name has not been
learned. was about 5, ieet eight inches
taM with light. curly hair. and was
about lhirtY-6ve years old. bis clothes
we've OF hue quality. and his shoes, No
e. III the pocket were found a lot o
hair pins. two fat KEYS. a cork screw
a small trinket OF gold wire. and bro
kcu scarf pin. Near the body was a lo
of waste. such as Is used by raiiroa,
men. aud a vial half husd with. som
liquid medicuc. The remains were &c
gently buried by the county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
-. i. Mitchell.

Mr.. (. J.. Mitchell. one e the students
Who has been ili with typhoid fever az
William and Mary. died "Wednesday
afternoon az 4 O'Clock after a lingering
illness. The remains were taken 90 the
Chapel Wednesday where they remained
Till Thursday. when they were shipped
20 his late home.
Mrs. Mitchell was present when her
500 passed away. The Young man was
much beloved by his coliegemates. and
al are deeply grieved
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
SATURDAY. DEC , 1906.
WELCOME, FARMERS

The Farmers InsututC that OPENS
hers next TUESDAY Is purely IN the inter
ct OF The farmers and truckers " TINS
secuon OF Tx Peninsula Nilhaus5urg
was chosen as The plaoe merely beoauss
q sts oeu--al and convenient locauon.
IL ne farmers tail 70 come u vsiu oe
thslr OWE tauls and tbeir individual
loss.
Fo- Williamsburg. VIZ extend to the1
q cordial and hearty welcomS- TIE
rsHl backboue OF City Is its sgricuiru-
-7sts 10 the contiguous terri-ors. Nith
o-t q prosperous tarmiuE element rhs
tow1 cannot be prosperous. But Il 8.
uor throuEh sel6sh motives that Nil
Eaus5z-g extends a veicoms % ID.
visitors n-xt week. TIE 1own wazc
every nan. woman AID child % bs herr
pezt weck and feel that tliey are O.
-ruch 81 home az Tx hosts.
Ne trust thas the farmers Will oon
auc bave q good tize couiuElug w-it-
1bosr engaged ~ their OWE vocauo'
and meeting the cirileus OF The Colouia
CAPITAL The occasion AL prove uutu
ally AdvautEeeous We are ssre-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Its ouiy 8 question 81 tine vixen
NichOisCu Schcol building val have 10
be enlarged or new sc5ool opeHsd.
That would * necessary even nos
were II rot f0r ths arrangement With
HilEaa and Nafy ColIrge whereby the
primary grade Is taught AZ the NOdsl
school Il Woalo oe eeli wneu Dev
school budding l. erected % - construct
Il thatsit cat BE- added 20 without
great e1pens~. Sehool hosses are not
bzilz for day. but iof q zsneration o.
Two.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

.Sorse ~ th< papers - the State are
tsrdes vogsEg 20 MAKE tbt Democrats ~
Virginia believe tkaf the primary system
ss not Democsa,ie. Toeir ulain argc-
sn~nt - bzss5 On tbe cost % candidates
ensrrsng primaries. Toe only d,2ereDce
IL eost nude- tie old anc rev plans is
that undef the former no lirirzs soul save
the candidate kDew what his expense
account footed up. Uuder the pseseni
Barksdale Law (which il inteD5ec q
strengbten and keep Psfs tbe Pfimarl
syssesn) the world may koo~ how
sDpck nsonsv i spent anc shrre II goes
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
HOIdcrOft, Va

November Is. 1905.
The banging oi Winston Gaines at
Cbasles City Court- house last week was
ehe srsr Iezal hanging % take place
hers sizce the epring Of 1885 4 negro
naued Jac0b was hanged az that slime
ior tie murder q AR. Edward. uer-
chart - this county. the event was wit
nessed by many Of our older citizens.
tie exc cation being public-
1he lyca1 option election 90 Be he'd 10
The district The 18th Of nrst mon,h l.
crsatng nurh interest mee;inx 10
tbe interest 4 tec1p~rance 8. being held
toaay az Micah church. Rev. ! ".
west. Seld Secretary Of the Anti saloon
Lezgue and theirs viii deliver addresses
Yhe ~ees are making a quiet canvas
AID the resale - hard 10 foreteH
nrumors are GO b< believed the Bras
Anklx matrimonial market will soou be
cous ute Qactive: IL Il Remarkable
bat nevertheless fact. that the youn
ues q this place outnumbcr the Ca
Sex by two 20 one. the natural result be
ins large crop Of old bachelors.
Miss Sxffie K Martin j. visiting h
cousin, aGiss cos~ay Holdcroft
Richmon5.
Mrs. Mary J. Penny. who has be-
/ visiting relatives here. has sstarred
. hrr home IL kscamcnc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
Leave williamsburg

LBAvE. wESrRouND.
: oS a n, Daily ex sun. to RichmOud
Connects at Richmond with
tamcs River Division train
daily for Lynchburg. Lex
ington. Va, AID Chttor
Forge.
,o.4-a N. Fast train daily % fitch
mono. No stops Buffet Par
Tor car OLD Point 10 Rich
mond. Connects With
through Express. leaving
Richmond at Z. NJ with
Pullman for Cincinnati. In
dianapols and Chicago.
Pullman service 10 Louis
willie and s.. Louis.
col . %. Daily Fast tram 20 kiSh-
mond. Parlor Car. NJ
stops. Connects at Rich
rnond with r. +. y. leav-
ing 1850 with t'ulm@ n
Sleeper 70 Cincinnati ard
Louisville.
6:s2 2. N. Daily, except Sunday Local
20 Richmond,
EAsrBoUND,
1904 ID. Local daily except Sunday
&c Newport News.
e.5s II. Fasttraiu daily, TO OLD
| Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
a.56 n. m. Daily. Fast tra ~
with Parl0r Car for Old Pom
! Norfolk. and Portsmouth
No local stops. Connect
at Old Point daily Wit
Steamers for Washingto
and Cape Charles an
except Sunday, for BALI
more. and at Norfolk Wit
New York Steamer.
s.32 q. m. Daily. Except Sunday
Local 20 Old Point.
For detail information. connection
rates. tickets. etc. apply 20 your static
agent, or TO
IS. q. WARTHEN,
p. l.. Agent. Richmond. Va.
Il. -. FULLER
General I.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
lapse OF account of the scandals brought
out by recent Investigations.

President Roosevelt viii soon he up
against Congress. with a stiff propo-
sition. This session promises TO be 3
memorable one on sccoun, OF the Presi-
dcuts attitude toward the railroads.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

one hears ve-v Ettie ihc-e davs of the
Business Mens' Association Il e ap-
rareutly dead Let rs STARR Anew ne
beEiuring q 1906 ard see y some other
euterprlsz eau bc started several small
su5zst-ies could tx made &C pay here
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Another 6og said 20 have had the
races was kiIlrd tzis vert. The Clry
Cozacl Should promptly pass 80 orciu-
ancc requiring a OWES q co-s -
ME then. or keep theu chained
Tins - q very serious matter 20 AL q.
r.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Lie assurance agents have had 40 up
ran buanszs tke past ss~ montbs No
po,sey holder ssouid s;i0s his peii.y 70
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Have YOU seen the verv latest thing in
postal cards. Gibson pictures IL sets OF
ten each. ere lie llsg ever.
las. II. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

York County Court viii meet next
Tuesday for the regular monthly term.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
r ~ q Scenic Route
~ . 0 ~ To- the West
To Cincinroti. Louisville. Chieaso. ~
Louis, &c.

SCHEDULE N Krrrcr. Ncv. IS 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS I
- - Will Soon be Here
ANO EVERYBODY WANTS TO BUY
SOMETHING FOB CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Now the Best Place to Co.,

To buy Presents is at Jensens Store. You can find
there anything you want in Toys for the little ones
and for the young ladies'. There Albums. Work
Boxes. Vases fine Dishes. and endless variety OF
things that tell you about before you come
and see them There is plenty for all gentlemen too
such Smokers Sets, Gun ann Collar Boxes Accord
ions, and anything to wear ard to eat,
SO do make you purchases before you take look
around the BIG STORE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Ladies Hendkerchiefs IN plain
hemstltchcd anu fancy embroidered auu
lace edged az Zoe 12i4c. l5c. l9c. @oc
39c soc. and Csc
Ledies' Fancy Collars IN rich all.
over lace aud embroidered linen ano
silk ar 25c. 51c and csc.
autographed Sofa Pillow Tops
fau size. over 200 diherents, regular
price 25c. az zoe.
Ladies Neck Rutts, made OF
liberty silk ou black and white az csc 20
S5eS
Ladies House Slippers made OF
tine ielt with fur tops, ia black red and
brown. at 81. 90 the pair.
Mems Embroidered House Slip
oers. very neat and comfortable, sizes
+ To Il. at soc. the pair.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

All kinds Of fancy work-shirt-waisis
included.
NRs MoNCURE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Subscriptions pric- 500 per iess SSue
sfe fo- less time. ALWAYS On sdrS1cs-


ADVERTISING RATES
AcrertfSsng rsfes reasonable. And furnissos
o. ApphcsriCn. Rates 90 50. . ceHrs fer
fn-A pe-sSSuc. VITA uscSl discounts for spAcr
andtszss. Local notices ; Ceuss the hne-
Resolutions O. rrrSoect = Cents pr tine
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
Special Notices.

EOR Rent. ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Of good land ou hingsmiI Farm
with comfortable g yelling and our-build-
iuEs thereon. Apply %
NorAellc l.. Henley. Niliamsourg a.
TOR SALE STOREHOUSE AND
lot corner ot Duke oi Glouces teI
4 and BOUNDARY streets. Splendid
location. right at the college Price
$500 cash. Apply 20 Mrs 81. BROOKS.
Civ $40"
TOR SALE-Emptv barrels az luc
"a piece. Call ar II MOJQJlN,
Williamsburg. VA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Attorneys abo piscs Legal Advertisers ~
tkEaPera-~ bed PerSonSit respoHssh-e for
ans. rbis being RE onQr conditfo1 unoer
-birh ~re accept suei screrrisinS. Rates
s0c f-e- tnch esct rizue- less - per crnf- Nc
5sFtsrfCE ron these ferns
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Epre-rc 81 a. b. poSrotcs o. NiiiiS11seurE
a. secors clsss zsiAzArte--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Ladies Leather Handbags
great variety ct the newest shapes aud
colors at SOC. SOC. and CSC.
LADIES' Kid Gloves. the celebrated
Princess MAY" in all the leading
shades. VOL made. special values, the
pair. Sl.0O.
Ladies Umbrellas, fine silk cover,
over strong, 7-rib paragon frame. steel
rod. German silver handles, regular
price 81 OO-our special price Sl.4o-
..The Clansman. Thomas Dixou's
fan,ous book. publishers price s. So
our pnce CSC. Postage 12c. extra.
The Marriage of VIM, Ashe. by
Mrs Humphrey Ward. publishers price
S1.5O-our price Sse. Postage 12e
/ extra.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
A NEWSPAPER SNAP

There is snap for some neighboring
newspaper in the cylinder press soon to
be taken from The REVIEW Office to make
room for its new press. The press now
belongs to the American Type Foundry
Co., of Chicago. They expect to send an
expert to Denison to set up the new press
and at that time he would put the old
press in repair If some nearby printer
wanted it we believe he could get itat a
great bargain as the freight in and out of
Chicago will amount to more than s1oo.
If any of our exchanges would like further
information they should address the Amer
lean Co. at Chicago. The press is the one
upon which this paper is printed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
Pain from a Burn Promptly Relieved
by Chamberlain 8 Pain Balm

A little child of Michael Strauss. of
Vernon. Conn was recently in great
pain from a burn on the hand. and as
cold applications only increased the in
tlamatiop, Mr. Strauss came to Mr..
James n. Nichols, local merchant,
for something to st p the pain. Mr..
Nichols says 81 advis d him to use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. ana the
first application drew out the inaama.
ton and gave immediate relief.
have used the liniment myself and
recommend it very often for cuts,
burns, strains and lame back, and
have never known it to disappoint.
For sale by
Pr, A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
Younq Woman Commits Suicide.

Chicago. Sept 6.-Despondent ard
heartbroken over the death of her
sweetheart. to whom she was to be
married, Miss Leona kreutzinger COM
mitted suicide by inhaIing gas here.
Matthew S. Mohl, to whom she had
been engaged, was killed in an acct
dent week ago. He had prepared to
leave for San Francisco TO make his
home. The funeral arrangements will
be exactly the same as those con-
Quoted over the body of her dead
sweetheart. The young men who
acted as pallbearers for him will carry
her body to the grave.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
COURT CoNvENEs MONDAY.
Grand Jury Called for Sept. u, Petit
Jury for Sep 4 ths 're sec .or
Light Term.

The District court will convene next
Monday with Judge F. M. Powers on
the bench. The prospect is for light
term although many cases are on the
docket. The grand jury will convene
September the 18th and the petit jury
will meet Sept 18Th.
The record for divorce bids fair to be
broken as there are twelve such
cases now on the docket as follows:
Lizzie Lamaack vs. john Lamaack.
John Cesar Va Annie Cesar.
Wilhelmine Suhr vs. Peter Suhr.
Burton Upjohn vs. Everal Upjohp.
John q. Hall Va Harriet Hall.
Fritz Posthoff vs Caroline Posthotf.
Lena Ley vs. Frank W. Ley
Mary Jane Roy VS. Michael Roy.
Filth Lee vs. Harry Lee.
Clara Quick VS. E. Quick.
May Brake vs Geo. Brake.
Chas. E. Chettenden va Eliza Chef
e1den.
Am n, the cases in which trial
notices have been filed are the follow
ing.
Mary E. Simpson vs F. G. Book a
liquor damage case from Manila.
William Derseen vs. VIM. Gottsch in
which Derseen claims damages grow
ing out of the sale of a horse said to be
diseased.
Moses Jacobs VS. H. c. Laub. Jacobs
is the famous Des Moines newsboy and
the action is concerning promissory
note.
Theo Kuhl vs. E. N. Chamberlain
and Robt Bell, a case growing out .
the Green bank failure.
Francis Gibson vs. City of Denison
Action for $4,000 damage for persona
INJURIES.
Among the new cases are, S. II. Mill
err ys Geo. V. Jordan action to proven
the closing of road in Paradise town
hip, and L L. Bond vs Frank B. Mel
son an action to have M. E. Jones ap
pointed guardian.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO CARROLL
Account Ringing Bros. circus thu
Northwestern will run special train t
Carroll on Saturday Sept. 9th. The trair
will leave Denison at S:45 a. M. aud re
turn leaving Carroll at s F. m. The far
is 81 IS.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
Fatal Wreck in Colorado.

Denver, Sept. 6.-Four persons
we're killed and twenty-one injured in
rear-end collision at Brush, Colo,
on the Chicago Burlington and Quin-
cy railroad, eighty-eight miles east Of
Denver, between a passenger and
freight train, both westbound sAThe
dead: John Lindsey, colored porter;
d. Vaughn, colored cook; A. Whit
taker of Chillicothe, Mo-. passenger;
M. Mccormick of Chillieothe.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
LIBRARY NOTES.

The following list of books in the
library on Shakespeare is made for Il e
benefit of the Friday and Shakespeare
clubs and for Shakespeare students.
Biography-Life of Shakespeare by Sid
ney Lee, Shakespeare the.Man by Bagechof.
Critical Studies-Essay on Shakespeare
by Taiue. Studies in Shakespeare by
White. Shakespeare as Dramatic
Artist by Lounsbury, Shakespeare Once
More, by Lowell, Preface to Shakespeare
by Johnson.
Fiction-Judith Shakespeare by Black,
IAGentleman Player by Stephens.
4 The library is Indebted 10 Mrs. Kots
fora number of books. to Miss Day for a
r., some pant and to Mrs. Rank and
Ryghnls for flowers. -
week. M . Is vredar;cL
week vis' .ba hood
49,. home at
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06

Mr.. J. A. Halberg of Deloit. was
Tuesday visitor in Denison.
The Baptist L. A. S. are quilting q
quilt this week in the church.
Chas. Smith of Defiance visited rel
atives in this city the past week.
Hon. J P. Conner made business
trip to Upton, Iowa, the first of the week
Mr. Chris P. Lorentzen is enjoying a
visit from his brother Will of Oklahoma.
The board of supervisors spent Tues
day inspecting bridges in the Maynard
district.
No sooner did we take the roof off than
the rain began to fall. Some of our far
mer friends will now blame Us for rot
wrecking the building a few weeks ago.
Perry Marshall now has the Elite lune h
room fixed up in great style. 1t looks the
most attractive and inviting that it ever
has and the proprietors are reaping the
benefit.
The Denison Chapter of the Daugh-
ters of American Revolution, will hold
their first meeting for the ensuing
year Monday /, 80 y. m. Sept 18th in
Library club rooms.
The REVIEW is fairly surprised at it,
self this week that it Is able to be out
at all under the circumstances. We
have decided in favor of the "open
shop and will run that way until we
can geta roof over our heads. If ever
a paper was published under Difficult
ties it was the REVIEW this week.
Denison is to suffer the affection OF
Sunday base bali. The game is to be
between Denison and Coca Grove. 1t
will be played at the l. G. stock yards
just outside the city limits and an ad-
mission of twenty-five cents will be
charged Denison should annex lit
tie pIore territory and drive the Sun
day ball games still further from the
city.
1t sreported from Schleswig that n
automobile accident occurred there on
Monday, the machine crashing into a
buggy, overturning it and breaking
the arm of Mrs. Ernst. who was riding
in the buggy. The auto belongs to
Fred Gigax and we are informed that
petition Is being circulated in Schles-
wig, asking him to discontinue using
it in that vicinity.
MIR. A. j. Bond wi. hes to announce
in connection with his advertisement
that he carries full line OF undertak-
ing goods, collins of ali sizes, shrouds,
etc. He has his Office at the McKim
Hall basement. This announcement
should have been in his advertisement
but in the mix-up of this week we for
got to make the change and 80 take
this means of correction.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
Bailey Granted Second Reprievs

Kansas City, Sept. Edgar Bailey,
under sentence of death for the MUIR
der of Albert Ferguson, hack driver.
during the hack drivers strike in this
city last year. was granted a second
reprieve by Governor Folk. Bailey's
new lease of life is for forty days
from the date set for the hanging,
Sept II. The governor has received
many appeals to commute Baileys SEN
tence to life imprisonment, but he
will not interfere with the death sen
tence. he says, unless extraordinary
evidence was presented which he does
not know OF # 1.,-ent.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
PRISONERS BREAK OUT OF JAIL
Indications They Were Aided by Per
sons on the Outside.

Lincoln, Sept. Six prisoners
made their escape from jail by saving
the bars from the window of water
room and from there cutting hole
through wall of masonry. Two of
the men were held on charges of
burglary, one on forgery and three
for swindIing. George Elsam, &C.
cused of murder and brought from
Minden for safekeeping. did not try
to escape when given the opportunity
Three other prisoners remained. 1t is
claimed the hole in the wall was cut
from the outside. The men who es-
capped were w. E. Clark. ]. Copeland,
Will Rice, Thomas Watson. Henry
Cunningham and George Collins.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Washington Township Lad Tries Nor
,hine Route-A Love Affair Said
to be the Cause.
comes from Washington towr

comes from Washington town
n an attempt at suicide by Pau,
E1uettrr ghteen-year-old son of Mr.. and
n IS. David Weatherby. On Monday
Il morning Paul failed to respond to the
v breakfast call. Repeated calls failed to
receive response and finally the door
iEof his room was broken in and he was
found unconscious lying on his bed
3y from the effects of morphine.
4 The family were unable to arouse
him from his stupor and physicians
were called who worked with him uE-
it'll two o'clock in the afternoon before
H., they were able to restore him to cor
Mo- seriousness. He is now fully recovered
NJ from the effects of the drug and un.
No doubtedly regrets his rash attempt to
I,a end his life. There is much conjecture
snd as to what prompted the deed and it is
~ said that opposition to his affection for
q pretty Washington township girl was
40 the cause.
,of = We trust that the young man will
tho nave many happy days and will live to
~. be very grateful that his life was spar
and ID, even though he thought it of SO
,ara title value.
Wv. The Weatherby family is one of the
l., lost highly respected in Washington
r;aec ownship and they have the sympathy
.;.u i all in this unfortunate affair. An
sess, ne $50 W.. 'uo u.aDss. - Sua, a.l
IA jot eu'1 s . ~. es0. : ~ 800 -
says '-o.a1'' ouu .1 Wv nv n'9n -
o,,;sr than go back. 1t is not known
whether he intended to take enough tt
~ kill himself or simply wished to fright
-. en- his parents.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-06
MARRIAGE LICENCES.

Two licenses to wed are given us
from the clerks Office for the past weet
as follows;
August Neubaum and Louise Rothe
of Hanover township Aug. 3lst.
Thos. h. Abbott and Barba Freml Of
Milford township. Sept End.