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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-15
SANTA MONICA NOTES
Resident Receives Prize Money for
Capture Of Spanish Transport

SDeclaI 10 IHb ItIdIus
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 14.-The sec
ond weeks session of the Sisters in
stitute opened at Columbia hall this
morning and was characterized by ad-
dresses on educational work by Revs,
Shields, Mcclure ard Fuhr. A discus
sion on Latin literature is scheduled for
tomorrow.
Raymond Boyd. an employe Of the
White Star Pier and Amusement COM
pany and former member Of the
crew of the u. 8. Yosemite, is in re-
ceipt OF $66 prize money for his part
in the capture OF the Spanish trans
port Antonio Lopez at San Juan in
1898.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-15
WOMAN FEARS DEATH
IF SHE TESTIFIES
Mrs. Eta King Hides In Los Angeles
Rather Than Appear Against
Her Husban

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE. Aug. IL Fear that her
husband would kill her prevented Mrs.
Eta King from coming into court to-
day and testlfying in the guardianship
case In which the future OF her little
son Harold Is at stake. She is sup
posed to be In hiding in Los Angeles.
Fred d. King OF Los Angeles recently
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-15

was engaged to superintend the work
of construction.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dowling- Huston has
been appointed general delivery clerk
for the local postofflce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-15
Buy Il Now

Now is the time to buy Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t is certain to be needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes YOU win need II badly-you will
need It quickly Buy Il now 1t may
save life. For sale by All leading drug
sistn.
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LNiL lr. :gsf.

WI cssss. Sea. - q ,sA.sts. Ts<.-
dsy o. bs-isess.
Misc Rssss Wolf rte - &snss, 10
rssass her se1;Ss o. tbesiils -iit
the sisters q u vi.itstioa-
Losr--A siss year ed ev-- psle I'D.
-ith -hits spots On sses. debsrnst. last
seea Monday ~ersing. $50 REGARD n
rs,srssd to Theme. ,;sisin, Big stsas
GsP. Va.
Ii. Ds.ny tr.ek opposite he Eageus
has seen raised shos, .i<Af ia-bs. O. ps--
veas ihs -.tsr from cr.ss.ssE The is.ss sud
Keep "a IN the gutter Tie -ls..ting 81
%. track q eonplsssa .nd ~stk . pte-
grsssing 90 slliug iu.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12
COURT PROCEEDINGS AT
ABINGDON.


Special e.fresf.rd-ucs of ths Poet
Alarrd.r. We. o,t -rrse.-iius. of
fl- United ,ist,- C.uif .y-u,d ru-.dsy
tIr ln.t e.ih .r. nandf.l ,s... Go dee
a.-, oI ani -Ia.,t Fiifst uh -ith thir-
f..r -.nfrrr.a t. fsv t,nn-att-t,. Tho- .
~ H-cs. aHe- Don, ,t-rs. .nd LiI
F, rac-s f.r rasl.n- ua.t-oac.. So,
sentenced rnc ar.r confinement ir ihe
Arsuis renit~uti-rf and fined 500. Hi-
rsn Hsmuinal for retailing hguor -ith- .
14t license. sentcuccd Co D. months sud .
ono lsv confinement Boz che Atlanta psni- /
isuii.fv sod Gnci slu0 Dock Nuuin. .
for b. d. W o.. sentenced fp t-sIs-
nnnfh- srd ONE 900 candreusnt iu The
AfIant. a-nfenti.-, and husd nnr luu-
Ir.d dollars. LHuurr CisrA. D. nsufhs
add ono iae ani huei tlOn lasie- Lane
a a,.r.. f-.Itr u.t'H- cod uu, a.' sod
lnra $1,000 81 ~rvrft. Do m..t.- SOD
are dat tna aari SlnH. al. t..r k. l.N B..
Gear.- Doc ,nl 40 Vance. 90 ute1,n-
500 reaut,. sore rnn,..tsl l.r c.anfei-
i.Hn- ual e.f thrre ,.,f. .u tas Ate
Isuf. nrnn,nII.rs .ll nn~i 800. aud
Vance cat Co.,. tr.r- .ni nrrl 600.
/ O. hart.ucA fnr l-fls44.ns tarauga che
and anrl 800
Elv.-t Iat0nr I.r Ia seq
- .-....
..-...
.....,..t.. ..,.te.r,r lf...s. .--.o.
|i...,- s...l ...i,, e-,-,Ies dbl, blind
|1.duot l.csusc lIu 10 violate ths Jaw h,
. I,ald o. rollI make exception. to sea
J lg aul crippled qropIe they voa'i be- ih,
kiud thst aaa.d come before lim Often O.
y Zoe tr.,l Everyone ta-t a. convicted
d t1i. term ot couri Soc fls dr.t onenc,
either Cor stilne or selling vAisAel ~itL
70 oat ieru-e 49, mpu.on-d tauiy DAY
. sud aa,l $500, except E.usr' Es-tiu va
p.vat s.i.ft before tas t.aiHi--ianer nl.
same fa e.uti -al -iaol tu.. and To-.
convicted also aui Hss imrrseHed
Id.y- sod hnri $iuo.
A. nl- vtui ut euuri inTsv -vrv SD BOZ
di.tas,ui- Iau.d In-ro ~ri, about 10
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12
CRAB ORCHARD.

Crab Orchard. Ns.. Oct. 9.-rhe United
States esso.ogist. MessF-. J. 5. Rsrro~s.
.I,w. Grass and W J. VAN Barriss have
LEI, here trusting tie coal operations iu
,the care Of the employees Of te,s Ints rstais
Investment Company care and manage
ment Tor shjpmeat TO ST Louis for q iest
Of quslity o. tie different coal veius OF
seams on their lands here theological test.
Tbs company q, tasing aboet 200 tons
isbipped from three Different seams ofeoai
Mrs Lnsinda Whismaa, .siis Of Jacob
Whisman, AID a. her hope on Glover
fork, Ky. last week. -sss 81
wm. L. GOodlos. OF Big Stone Gap, wa
/ here last week looking up laHa deal.
ThsL.&N. Railroad Co. Is Surveying 2
branch X. R. line from their spur Branei
at the tunnel GA the George Hughes plse'
on North Fork sboss PenniPs.sn Gsp
where the Black Mogvtaie ra9rSs1 ,eoi
meets that runs as Straight CREEK iat
the Pocket eoaiselds This survey Tesehe
the Crab Orchard eoaiselds here.
The public school teacher, Psof. Barto
| C. Young, and myself made round ri
saturday to the Garrison rock House Q
10 Of lis Blssl NeuLisi u and b. Desbis
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12
STREET LIGHTS.
Council May Decide TO Use
incandescent Lights In
sf Place OF Arc Lights.

The to-n eoaBeii al 10 n..tisg on Sat
ureay uight discussed at ispGth the sub
jet q street iirhts se-ns eh.uEs ..
w, -ass 10 Le msds ~ fh- ss.r ietur-
IN regard 10 these iight.. r.. sss@ittss
ON th,- -ai.svci. -hirb u es-ap~s-d Of &.
81 Rro-n. T.. } Prescott .nd :. X. Jrs..s
hags to eis-. -sdsr ssusiJvrstion. O~s
J. 70 use iae.uie-e-ut liSsts IL place Of
he src light. an the other 8. 10 have
aior- 49, lights - lees poser. W uo-
- re 1ehis Il 20oo esndi. Po-sr and
th. pisn !. 60 iua.n ~ place Of bee. 80
iscsrdcsccnts % about 50 e.ndis power,
Or - arc Aga,s % laoo esacie poser.
DO mskius tais ehsnss "a B.. sot re
object OF tas ruunel 10 psy les, for III.
igbtiur IS the r,t, .tr--t. -. ~ sn prob
aisiR, The c,s.i Of esther Of ths ~. plane
~uaid be tae ss,ns - that " The Prs.sui
sssicm. 1hc object b. Go sseure Tor he
cay more efcisnt lighting service tasH
can 3D.. fafni.hrd by che lighting company
-ith th~ atc light. nos iu uss. thi. coun-
miiiee b.. sito t.kyu up the questios II
having an night -tress igats.
/ IA order 60 81 bold 81 the fscts snd
f. aear,- ~hich -iii h-ip tse eoanel CO. 80
de,i-i.n. Mayer Horton B. going 90 nris.
ltoi TO-DAY to invc-tigais ths lighting s,s
Ten .r u.s thvre Fiuai .ciiou 81 n,e.
Htslv o. taken ou This subject sttas al
i.urued n.stinr ~ ths ceuucil .hica sil
o., held saturday lirht.
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100. --'
70 Robert "as do~- "s@ WIS
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~
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.., , ....-......,t, .s,s las.
-,...,;., ~, e.s,.,sA. -. 81,
~,
a4Iu, 90 lsucLu4fsi ~as in ''"-
Wednesday, ..
c.c,ele.a esa,ts Ru''e. ts' : $50
l... ..-c N.luesrst. ..., 49,. .
Esd. Stem, ava, sap ..lrela Ae,usiee
-.....t,.-r. .,. s,r<. D.. ~.''
[., ,.,sa,.
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...,-..
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"n'-S 20 go - mar - us-.--'-' N"-
Walker Bird~u-l sul Hogs AA'0l - 49, ?
,'''''-' si'"' t.... s -
IrJ.W. Willie ~eut 60 Bristol lace
DAY ou b4riucss. '-''N
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12
wORLEY KIL8OORN afs
GETS FIRST.
w. 3. Bounds End and Tiiden
Clily 3rd ia Poiics Guard
Ehpnf

saiueday aftvsaoes su Shss AtAissle'
aels abe Police Gssiga acid. ia reguias
meeting and dr.s Much iDieses; vas
shown ~ ,ls- iaaTeh .t5Jiins :v,s.s'r-~,a-
vets ~Aieh 49, closely contested. wo5lvs
Kilboufn got frst mVney snh a seoreiot
- W. B. Bounds Aad 1ilden Gass ~isre
tied at "a escb and Bounds won oat. ne
prizes we're $500, $500 -nd 81 %.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12
NotIcel Lecture.

Al tito N. b. Charch, on sv-niHs Of the
l1nd. iHst.. begiSAing SIS. The Rss. I.
D. calassil, D. D., -Ao has 'psHt as-
ysas. IN Cbins as nssioasry, ill dsiissr
ieetsre ON forsign missions.
The public - essdisay iayissd.
Raw. ". c. SKaSAsL. Pc.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12

No rin ,. 90 ple.sspt ssd sositi.s az
Dswitts Ittls E.sly Risers. Tbsss Lit-
tie pills are - mild sat stsvti.s shsi
esildren. dslicst. l.diss sne -~ss people
saioy their cisasisg eject. vhiis stroag
psopis .sv thew ar ~ beet liver pm soid
SoiA b. " k.lIev
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12

-.A>- Ni-~>~ 1s>>>.>>. ,llss Jsasis ia
NJ c. 4. VIA. NJ. o 3 Bssks 80 ~.
, \. Esss speps senfsy ~ m TIE eess-.
~ -rA No r. G. s,-srs In The afs>r-
asen shsv -siset - 50 sh~ ss.S q ss>
sss-v has. rzisA - sbest sqssrssr %
ale shove NJ stssrs's 7s< sse~e ~
rerss ss<f szisssbie tla-
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A aes itrs n coark Ssssp j. sdvsss-
"a ia Keenedy's Lss <tire He.>, .pt Tar.
eesi'iex eovtsiniux Pine fsr. Honey ta@
~ her va.usele reeiussrs. 70 y rea<sret
Laxative. 81 sh.t - &c ipssrs ><~srs
ailf Elective ssa<sssisn q TIE bos<f<s u
r-issss Toe r-rsea- ss.ten sa4 eeses al
eesxhs. colds croep. etc A red etsssr
his-sao ss4 ihs Hoass bes = On svsry
lofds Of tbs Ofigiaai Lsxstive Coega
~Ft4e--kssasdt L-1st.se Heass snt
Tar sold ~ d y Ksil<y.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12

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s..4es., sesv 4sie aat44as5-
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ga. ADea. III l.e...us,ou saY. -.
a,r. tai.-.es.
3D. %. Asi4issa' 81 Gals -ii,, 80 ii--'-
-enue 'ss'a'-' Asf' --f'a-'
g.c. stout. .i G.t, cs,. 80. 81. ia.
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|....t..,.. Observation-Disclosures.
lutbec.,ai.-as..ta,. .s.A.
-H a. Aa-'-n -a- Attorus1 % b
N.e-s-, q. "i'-, "efe us4s-e'ins oa''-
ness a-te -'4it'.
rs C. 3D. N... .,..,ss.o..a u, b..
l--s -ief. Moe te@ils, vi CHATS soa' see
/ a.ie ,-i-sda,
A.'ses eerts Losaa. Nts.ua Logsu
al4 D.ara ~.afto.4 -ete iAis fisit.rs lrsul
P l....... 49,. SATURDAY..
'..'-.' .i'''... -'--s
e.-a- Oh '''"e-' ss"'.ea-ea o. i''-
i-..'''. ''-'s' "e'e '" '-.- e''' %" '-'"
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la4.. L,a,a.-.. $50. H.. 8.r.sr Len
l-s,su. h. a-4A. b. Aosss. Cd Lsuel
D-rs. -ese .l lse e.'! saturday
-
-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12
.CITY.LOCAES..

our readers are invited 90
use phone or postal to m
form us-of iteurs Of PERSONAL
interest
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12

Gee. y, H.seecs. Ne. Tsrt G. = fsrss.
sr'sfsi. Wa MAR. Ksy,ssxe. " Va.
p. A. cs.ssioss- Brisfei. B. $ csi.s
Ls.ehssrx. Thse fssbsss. psyssa. O.. B.
,. Jsnss. cs-ei-n-ii
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Pubic e hsrts srdinx % NJ
pH'a~ sah st the 81 II
Colorado The
"Tneahg the hear aeG q
sarrsd real
have
%
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE co.
CONTROL ROGERS WORKS.

New York, Jan. 3-The American
Locomotive company. which. with the ex-
ception of the Baldwin works. owns prac-
tically. the important locomotive plants
i'm the country. acquired yesterday the
stock OF the Rogers Locomotive works,
and delivery OF the securities was made.
The Rogers works. which are capitalized
at 100000. 81. 100000 of this being pre-
ferred stock, are at Paterson. N. j.. and
were the property OF the late Jacob s.
Rogers, who left his fortune to tho Met
ropoltan museum.
The Rogers works were purchased from
the Rogers estate several years ago by n
group OF interests headed by William Bar
bour of Paterson, and the plant has been
considered one of the best In the country.
Dividends have been paid on the s per
cent preferred stock regularly and the
common stock has received disbursements
OF as much as II per cent In one year.
Following tho acquisition OF the stock
OF the Rogers works yesterday six new
directors all OF them directors OF the
American Locomotive company and mem
bers of the executive committee, were
added to the Rogers board.
They were A. j. Pttkin. Pliny Fisk. VII
liam Barnum, Frederick w. stevens, q
r. Sheldon and J. F.. French OF the ole
Rogers directors John w. Griggs. william
Barbour. John Haveron, w, g. Oakmar
| and r. Wells remain I'm the new board.
A j. Pitkin, president OF the American
| Locomotive company. was elected chair
| man OF the board, John Haveron was re
| elected president and Messrs. Pitkin and
Haveron with the directors of the Ameri
| can Locomotive company who went intC
the Rogers board. constitute its executive
| committee Leigh Best was elected sec
! retary and G. r. Patterson comptrollel
OF the Rogers company.
The American Locomotive company ha:
been extending its business very rapidly
within the last two years and recently Sc
cured the Montreal Locomotive works fol
the building OF engines for Canadian roads
n is understood that II has on its book
today orders for about 100 locomotives
and I'm addition TO this Is doing a great
amount OF repair work for many OF the
biggest railroads In the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
CONVENTION
OF COTTON
GROWERS

New Orleans. La. Jan. 25--By unani-
mous vote at the close OF It's first ses-
sion today the Southern Interstate Cot
ton convention. the largest and most rep
resentatlve that has gathered in the
south declared that reduction OF acre
age and commercial fertilizers is the para
mount question TO be considered at the
convention, and that II must be settled
before any other business is undertaken.
Eleven hundred ana thtrty-five dele
gates, representing the 1S cotton growing
states and territories had registered when
the convention was called 10 order.
President of the southern cotton grow
ers. Mr. Harvie Jordan, in calling the con-
venton to order, said I'm part;
1--WE are all agreed upon four general
propositions.
''Ffrst-we must tie up and take care
of the surplus of the crop and remove
St from the markets OF the country until
next fall, and hold the balance OF the
crop absolutely in our possession until the
price advances to normal conditions.
"Second--we must reduce the cotton
acreage and use of commercial fertilizers
az least Is per cent under that OF 1904.
'eThrd--We must arrange for a gen
ersl system OF bonded warehouses under
local control of the people throughout
the south.
'Fourth-we must at once proceed 10
organize the producers OF the south In
every cotton growing country on a bust
ness basis 10 carry into operation n per-
manent system OF relief. and protection
for the future"
Former Lieutenant Governor letter OF
Texas was chosen temporary chairman.
The committee on permanent organiza-
tion recommended that reduction OF acre
age and commercial fertilizers being OF
para mount Importance should be made
the first order OF business and be set
tled before other business Is undertaken.
AT its night session the convention lis
tened for an hour 10 an address OF Presi-
dent A. Brittin OF the New Orleans Cot
ton Exchange.
Mr. Brittin denied that low prices were
in any sense due TO future sales Low
prices. he argued. We're due 10 one cause
end one cause only, that OF over-produc-
tfon.
The convention adjourned until TODAY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25

country last night continues without any
signs OF abatement.
1ne snow fall registered seven inches
and street car traffic Is badly crippled. A
heavy wind is drifting the snow and sub
urban street car travel is practically at a
standstlil
Railroad traffic. except on the through
trains. has not been interferred with to
any extent. Many OF the through trains,
however, are badly deaped. Reports from
the Delaware Breakwater are TO the ef-
feet that the snow Is accompanied by a
53-nule wind. which makes 1t very dan
gerous for shipping There have been no
disasters up TO the present time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
SQUADRON
ORDERED
SOUTH

Washington. Jan. 25-In accordance
with a decision reached by the principal
officials OF the administration the entire
Caribbean squadron has been ordered TO
Dominican ports 10 prevent any outbreak
that may occur in consequence OF the ar
rargement recently made by the United
states government 10 take charge OF the
customs houses OF the republic.
Rear Admiral sigsbee is already at San
Domingo city with his flagship, the cruis-
er Newark. the gunboat Castine and the
destroyer Stewart. The collier Sterling is
ca the way TO San Domingo city from
Cuebra.
The cruiser Detroit Is on the north side
of the island keeping I'm touch with the
ports at Saman Monte Christi, Sanchez
and Porto Plata At the latter place this
6oN ernment is now in charge OF the Gus
toms house.
The cruisers Denver and Tacoma, the
re naming vessels of the Caribbean squad
ron, have been ordered to report 10 Rear
admiral Sigsbee.
The warships will probably be distrib-
uted 10 the various ports OF the island.
In the opinion OF officials, drastic action
Will not be necessary at any OF the ports.
the morale OF the presence OF the war
ships being considered suUlclent 10 pre-
vent an outbreak.
President Morales, who brought about
the agreement with this government for
the adjustment OF the debts OF the island,
is not powerful among his people. and of
the seven ports OF the island there are
but two where IL is considered that he
could hold his own-Porto Plata and San
Domingo city.
The sentiment OF the populace in the
remainder Of the coast cities and in the
interior is against Morales, and for some
time an outbreak has been considered i'm
mnent
The action OF the United States In taxi
inb charge of the customs revenue OF the
Stand, the chief source of income OF the
republic, is certain TO be resented by
subordinates To Morales who have had
charge Of the customs houses and who
bave been enjoying the revenues from
them.
Whether or not this element will openly
resent the act by fomenting revolution Is
mo- known. but T. is regarded as a strong
possibility by officials of the state depart
ment. and accordingly a request has been
made TO the navy department asking for
TO augment the cruisers OF
Rear Admiral Sigsbees division.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
HOSPITAL
CORPS HAD
SOCIAL

Although the members Of the hospital
corps. Brigade Rhode Island militia being
non -combatants are not required 10 be-
come skilled with the rife and revolver
many OF the members have done so ana
at the social function held by the corps
last night there was nearly score OF
men who received craftsmanship trophies
The occasion was the select dancing
party of the corps and the hall was lined
at the sides with a sprinkling OF attract
i've members Of the fair sex when the
company marched in accompanied by Col
G. p. Sweet and the commissioned officers
Col Sweet addressed the men express
ing his appreciation of their interest IN
qualifying as marhsmen and stating that
A sometimes was necessary for members
of the ambulance corps 90 defend the
wounded under their care. The hospital
CORPS in some parts OF the country II
armed with revolvers and / hope that
soon this corps will be so armed ~ u
very gratifying 10 me that SO many OF
the men have qualified not only WIN 'he
rife but the revolver as Wen ana one
man has a sharpshooters trophy
As the names OF the men were calico
10 the front and each was personally com
mended as he received the parcel con
tanning the bars for the medals. ne
men who received bars were Capt w. n
Merchant. Lieut.. Ward. Sergeants Fltten
Ward and Bullock. Musician Shirley Prl-
Yates w Shawcross. r. Shawcross, Nc
Pherson. Cook. Lehman. Griffiths' Lewis
Monohan and Dr. Craig. who Is sharp
shooter with both rifle and revolver.
a nd
Maruire's Savoy Orchestra, which was To-
Gated at the upper end Of the hall struck
,,p dreamy waltz and soldier boys and
their sweethearts and the civilian friends
Of the corps were soon involved I'm the
razes of the dance. from which they
were not freed until the midnight hour
was near.
II was very pleasant occasion and
was still further made enjoyable by a
short intermission for refreshments.
The committee Of arrangements in
cludes: Private r Mcpherson, chair
man: Sergeant Fitton. secretary: Private
w. A. Shawcross treasurer. Sergeant
H. A. wilkie. Sergeant A. Il. Ward: floor
director. Sergt H. A. Wilkie, assistant
floor director. Sergt A +. Ward; aids,
Sergt. r. III. Bullock Sergt w. H. Car
berry. Privates j. J. O'F'laherty. ID. p.
Craig, r. c. Lewis. r. McElroy, j. Greene,
d. Gray. r. II. Whiteside.
The reception committee included Capt.
NJ H. Merchant. Lieut.. j. A. Burlington
and Lieut.. l.. j. Ward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
CORPSE" FROZEN IN ice
PROVED TO Be ALIVE

Utica. Jan 25.--Fred Brant reported
I'm whitesboro that he saw corpse pro-
jecting through the ice Of the Mohawk
river not far from a bridge.
A man had been missing for some time
and at once Il was concluded that he
had been discovered Undertaken n. l..
Wrench drove TO the spot. The head and
shoulders of the man were protrudng
from the fee
"whatcher doin'7' asked the corpse" "
But. man. you're frozen under" said
Wrench. when he had recovered from
his surprise.
II know &C. fell down on this blasted
ice and I amt been up since"
The undertaken chopped the Ice around
the man aud pulled him out His body,
below the shoulders. was under water.
The man was John Otta, a farmer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
THE PROVIDENCE NEWS
The Weather

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- From 8 p. m. Wednesday 10 p. Z.
. m. Thursday. For Providence and Q
. vicinity: Fair and continued cold .
. tonight and Thursday. +: