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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-09

box; worth Csc; for 125kc each.
Women's Hemsutched Initial
Handkerchief &C each.
Little Bunny HandlSerchiefs for
children; yer, handsome printing.
a book OF six for 25c.
Women's all-linen sheer Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs; usually 1Oc
for &C.
112 dozen Mems All Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, the kind
that you always pay 25c for; special
Monday, 1919 c each; not over a
dozen to a customer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-09
A World of
Handkerchief.

Cohen Xmas Handkerchief story is an old and weknown one
and beaten w. W
There usually hundreds of to dozens else
where Our buyer has tried himself this year enough almost to fill
this immense store. ~ ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-09
Index-Appeal

on sat. I'd. inst. Commonwealth s
Attorney r. H. Mann requested
Judge ]. NJ. Mullen, of the Hastings
Court, TO summon a special grand
jury 10 consider the case OF A. w.
Harris (colored), who had been ex-
amined In the Mayors Court and ac-
quilted OF two charges OF larceny
and one OF felony. the Common
wealth's Attorney not being salts
fed with the decision OF the Mayor
Judge Mullen took the matter un-
der Amusement until yesterday.
when he determined not 20 summon
la special grand jury, for the reason
that the case is one in which the
charge is an ordinary felony.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-09
DALEY IN A MESS.

James Chappele (colored) testi-
fed that Daley asked him on Satur-
day afternoon II he had heard Of
the mess Trainer and himself had
gotten into. DALEY said that he
and Trainer had been together
and had had a talk and that
they were together. Daley
said: Don't you think two mems
word Is better than ones" Witness
replied: THAT depends on who the
men are"
After the examination of two or
three other witnesses for the de-
fence, whose testimony was imma-
terial, Chief of Police Ragland was
called and testified that to-day a
week ago he had a conversation with
Harris and Daley. on Friday morn
ing said the witness, he received
information about the bale Of cot
ton, and commenced TO look into the
matter. When he went TO dinner
he called up the revenue Office in
Richmond, but Harris was not IN.
While witness was at dinner he was
called up over the telephone by Har
ris.
KNEW NOTHING ABOUT THE
COTTON.
Witness told Harris who he was
and asked him If he had authorized
any one to sell cotton for him. Har
ris replied no" Witness then told
OF Harris coming to Petersburg that
afternoon and coming TO the police
station. While at the police station
Chief Ragland asked Daley 20 make
in the presence of Harris the same
statement he had made TO him.
Daley then said Harris told him
that he would have a bale Of cotton
ct Mr.. j. G. Robinson's store on
Tuesday and 10 collect for 1t. Dali
ey stated that he collected the mon
ey and carried II up to Harris Office
and gave It to Harris. Harris de-
MED It. Chief Ragland said he ask
ed Harris If he gave Trainer drink
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-09
JUDGE MULLEN,s REAsoNs.

II the charge was murder or an
ofense Of equal magnitude. says the
Judge, a special grand jury would
be considered necessary. Another
reason is the present condition OF
the courthouse, there being no ac-
commOdatiOns for a grand Jury.
Still another reason assigned is that
there is no reason to believe that
Harris will leave the city. and II ne
cessary he could be arrested and put
under bond.
-Index-Appeal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-09
Nearly $4OO,OOo.oO in new Go

in here erhmb chance
f from lie axe hamleupt his congress
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-09
All Holiday
Goods Ready.

The largest line of Dolls, Toys; Bric-a-brac
Fancy Goods Candies that were exhibited in
Richmond
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16

TO Be COntinued.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16

The daughter of the constable Of
nHhrQiS. sire" Was tie reptNz
The emperor nodded The family
cdlors have changed. lie observe" dry
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16

$50 it was a iestress. not \ princess
ecu found. thou dreamer, he said, Mali
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16

after the mad naSSiotiS of tue day. Tho
elder man noted the direction al the
dukes oIa,:cc. the yellow ribbon oU his
arm.
$50 i, was a iestrcss not Il princess.
ven found, thou dreamer.@ he said half
ir9lieall4,
The daughter of the constable Of
p4hrois. sire" uas the reptH
The emperor nodded The family
calors haye changed" lie observed dry
TX
with fortune sire"
.,r,,,lv,. s4ia Charles "tort1lnp is a
;oetra.s She had like 10 5l:tA= Oh us
,14;, DIV p,,t vo,,r fever. he added
ol,qn,+1y sctfinr his horses head to-
x,.or3 ,.,3t,n
as <.o,,n sire. answered the duke
,.i,1:,,.. Ills side
Mud yolir inil,.ies:"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16

+ + + + + + + 1. I. 1. !. I. + +
+ lack Harkaway's School +
! Days" is the Graphic's next serial i.
+ story. The first installment of +
+ this story Will appear in the is +
i. sue of Sunday. May u. II is -
i. story for the school children as +
i. we'll as the grown folks. +
r + + + + + + + + 4. + f. + +
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16
THE REAL TEST
OF Herpicide Is In Giving Ii Thor
ouch Trial.

There is only enc test by which
Judge of the efficiency IF any art
as.d that is by lis abi.ty IA d.
winch it i intended TO d. Many
~ircrs may look nice and srei! y
1T the point is--do they eradicate y
.aff I'd stop falling hairo
No, they do not, Ut Herr.ci6z
lncAusc it goes to the root o. -
eiud ILLS tne germ hat . =
papila from whence the hair 81
life.
letters from prominent people r.
-,='''re arc daily proving That NJ
iier7icide stands tho test Of Use
It is a delightful dressing. .c;.c
and crce from oil or ertaSe.
Sold by leading druggists sem -
stamps for sample to The Ee:i:e.L
Detroit. Mich.
For sale by Coon and Bedell, speeia
agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16

who had turned tine tide OF toilrt'l
and then started. noticing the colorS he
wore a raitry yellow ribbon on his
arm. the badge Of her office. Much she
had not understood now appeared
plaiil-ilis assurance in Fools hall, his
reckless daring, his skill with the
sword He WAS 81 soldier not a jester,
lord. not II lords servant.
Lost IN no less wonder. the princess
g:zcsl from the free baron to Charlie.
and back again Ia the liteIrSS form.
Sta1IpitX. size looked SteadfHStN into
the face as though she would read its
secret Perhaps, too. as She STUDIED
those features piece by piece she
patched together the scenes Of the
past Her own coIlUteAHncr BEGAN 70
harden as though some part of that
mask vi death had fallen upon hey,
HllG " zen SiI,' glanced once more at
thc e'farr0r they SAW she no longer
q Elhfcd With forced self control She
tulu@d 10 the emperor.
'.lboilltless il is some bray" pastine,
she said To tharieS. Will Your majes-
~ tiej:su to eXplain:,
'Nay. answered the emperor drNlN.
~ lat tIl;tlI.>irss task II leave TO hiA
Who ltlaNci! the fool
lpc39prng the bake of Friedwalsi
aI,prnach"a. Ihe excitement of the
..,,...=,.,.,,,,...,
49,
b1reI Her cola eyes swept uVcr him
hHa@htily. inUHirIaely.
.. :, =, ~. t,,.i,,,or.,,.
49,, -, z1,{,.,,,,t ,,,5,,., ,l..7usi,r
Observation-Disclosures.
..i.,..z,., We n,tb,,rst If
,,,.f,,r -. ,,..,,,fJ.d ,,,i.l.4 We i,shoa
I,.....,,,,i,,,,,,.{ 4,.,,,1,s.
..N.,5t.,,a.= lrfn,.a.s. whom tirst :.
,,.,,,.;.,.,.. n,anosed het vaen# ns !
,,,,,,,.,, -, ~ ,,.,,.f,,,,.,, Il net IN
.,,,, ,,.,,, =,.,..,, ,,5.,., ~, 10
i,i,,,,.n ,,,.= tb.,n ,.z,1,rts
>aa ,,a,na,,. na smiled ..yY,ll .he
,,..,1. ,..,..,,n i3;o.Il ~ Tunes sha ,..,3}n
~ ~. ,.i,4,, .1eapinn b.f,rp the h1nts-
,,.z,,. er. :, III. s.,li,nd.S .f III. forest
.o.,f, ,.,S ,aa,,.t.,} from the noe,.s .r
classic. l,re si. Scanned :, ,,ar, of tho
,,.=,=,l,. ,,d ~. stro,,nS fa, hv ancient
ar, h.,d sba NOT heun turned into trees
,,,1, ,,,,i,,,y hr.o4s. so S,,. yhisnered
il, tho hounhs and ourm,,red amanp
nv. ,.,,b.s uora s,hv,,mar.i bo
van, core ia ba.r,. ,,ris tho only defense
can offer
Her ,ontemntpors h,ue eyes re
maiuea fastened on him, sine d;s,}aiued
ia answer
az a ,,,a.n,a, from, hr.l.n and
oo,,.. ,,h, v.n, i, thn=ai..rise of :,
Jester to be near her to win her 70,
himself and then declare his indemnity
Well may You look scornful. I.ove-i1
is not such Il romantic quality al
court 4 momentary pastime. perhaps
hut--a deep passion a passion >,ron
Above the face Of her whom he ad
dressed his glance rested upon JarQue
line, and he paused. 'Fie princes:
could but note ana ii deflSlNe expires
sion crept about her mouth.
:once | would have told you all. HI
resumed. That night When you wer'
lady of the lists. But
He broke on abruptly. wishing Z
spare her the bitter memory OF ne
own acts. Did she remember that day
. | when she had been queen OF the chal
< let. when she had crowned him whom
. now death and dishonor had over
taken:
The rest. madam, YOU Know say
TINS And Shopping, nv picked al' VI
II |
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16


LUMBER COMPANY. ~"'1
Manufacturers leae n
Bills Cheap Lumber for eAons
buildings, buildings cheapest and
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
Our bedroom boards
and the cheapest the market These two facts
Hold until for
puDDep4ArT FURNITURE COMPANY.
OFFICE SAl4EskooM 423425 MAIN STREET.
Wholesale department third ana Texas street near Cotton Belt 40
VILE
line.
FOX BROS, HARDWARE
Leaders in Hardware
CUTLERY Supplies. promptly r.
Fair Dealing satisfied
n OF u
oUEENswARE
oUEENswARE COMPANY.
for fancy China service
department complete by uoeds, Furnish
delivery QUALITIES % suit
22 "a &c and rs Main street Pine slrf Ark
ouan,s.ioN MEecHANr1
wEsTeRooK AND COMM COMPANY.
We sell for cash: Cement, Clay.
Flour. Meal Salt Potatoes Rran Corr o.''
COMPANY,
planning aney Machinery
COl1lEGHS
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
the patronage of ambitious snd women
related Day ana
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBAI.MERs
SEWARD
carr
that cannot be 1ceHed price quality and taste *tas c0nhe
.mbaming shipping speciality al EG-c Ien
an
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16

Every unadyertised business is CO
pable of Improvement by advertising.
Printers Ink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16

"P0ntTI 'UUUI!, HHU. UTHNH TETFSTStFUT!
to the scene, she had caught his sig
hihcant words at the moment she rec
ofniZed in his brave accouterments
Inn whom she had known as the
tuke's fool
When she Rad heard above the din of
The fray the cries with which the new
conner bad frcen greeted. IL suspicion ..
his iotntity had crossed hv'r mind. She
bad Wanderts.. been puzzled AT the M
eAi't9;c'; ii te:,g..nve Of Eai't":. do.>r
OF Fa;o,.Naid t,Gt ;hat &c and she all
III :o5l Wee o'c and the Sali" W.
wce fron Ter field Of sne:.n'ation. II
amazement size regarded the knigii
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-16
CHAPTER \NNlI.
HE Duke of Erielwald."

v; ::..: ;:: nc: 5: &: :'' s;
The leader., 1905-04-26
interested to see how be would

interested to see how be would
come out.
1t goes without the saying that
the whole blind tiger Fraternity
those who sell unlawfilIy, those
who were watching for a loop
hole to open up and those who
are ever ready to patronize these
dens of infamy and debauchery
were deeply interested to know
what would be The outcome of the
trial, which they seemed to re-
gard as a sort of test case as TO
whether hop joints are going to
be allowed to run hereafter with
impunity.
The defendant demanded q iu-
~. There was considerable diff
Guilty experienced in securing a
jury, the attorneys on both sides
challenging a number Of persons
found 10 be qualified under the
law. The jury, ais finally empan-
eled, was as follows: Wilmer
Peets, Ben Wilson, Louis Zwirn,
j. r. Anderson, Paul Pritchard
and Pomp Wolfe three of the
six, by a singular coincidence,
being liverymen of the city.
An unusual number of witnesses
had been summoned Id Che case,
principally for the defense, and
when Che list was called and those
who answered to their names
stood up to be sworn by His Hon
Tor, Mayor Lanier, any one who
| has d common knowledge of the
men ID the community who are
known booze fighters who are
enamored Of John BarIeycorn I'M
der al lis various guises and
manifold aliases and who know
| where to find FIRE water when il
IFS 70 Be had had bit 10 take one
glance at that crowd to BE con-
| lTinced thai # DUNG bad really
been selling contfaband wet goods
| q big majority Of these witnesses
| would have been among the very
I first ID catch the scent and strike
a bee line for bis joint
Tho proceedings 81 The trial. as
| the various witnesses gave their
| testimony, was both interesting
land amusing. and ths earnest stu
/ dent Of medical science, psTeh0lo'
III 81 moral philosophy might
lhaVe garnerea up q rich store 0i
valuable material npon which ia
ruminate during Ills SERIOUS hours
Epf study
The Leader will nat attempt q
report the testimony of tbe Fa.
EioUs Witnesses III detail but CON.
I fine itself ta giving some ar Ahs
principal statements made bN
tien AnH thH kacts which tlsa Eass
limonY Developed
he pfN eutlpn a0uNEi Cd nNe s
6Nf its eass bg Introducing laAif
The leader., 1905-04-26

witnesses, John Falysy, Rowan
Case, Ed. Smith and L. G.. In
gram who swnre to having been
drunk or under the influence of
liquor after visiting Magee's place
and partaking Of a beverage call
ed scarbonated foam, sold in
quart and pint bottles corresponds
ing to beer bottles. One OF
the witnesses said the bottles
handed out to him from the ice
T tub under the counter had no Ia
bel on them to designate what
kind Of foamn it was.
It was drawn out on cross ex
animation that all the witnesses
twhn testified to having been in
tOxicated after drinking Magee's
wet goods, had mixed the foam
with s0nie alcoholic drink procur-
ed elsewhere, and confessed that
the intoxicatiOn did not 90 into
full force and efect until the mix
ing had been done. None would
swear positively that the intoxiea-
tion they experienced was alone
produced BIZ the drinks sold byl
defendant. For instance, +. q.
Ingram testified that be had drank
q quart bottle of genuine lager
which be had at home about /
o'clocl a. M, another quart at i !,
then about 3 p. M. dropped into
Leary' s where he drank two pint
bottles of Leary S goods and from
there about half after 2 Oh 3 p. ID.
struck Magees. Here be cDntin-
ued to tank up until late in The a
ternoon by which time he bad
swallowed, be said, Is qualts Of
Magees stuff. making 18 quarts
or 4 gallons Of liquid stimuIants
/ be had taken into his stomach all
EtQld from 1 4 o'clock that day Be-
fore he was ready to start out ON
the war path and paint the efd
town red. He wasn't y willing III
sweaF That The / a quarts he drank
lat Magees between and g
o'clock would have gone to his
| head # he hadn't drank the two
quarts of beer and 2 pints ef car
donated something at i.eary ID he-
fore be went down to MaQee's
Ed Smith coUldn't Y swear unes
quivooally that it was Dune s
The leader., 1905-04-26
Dress Goods, Silks, Etc.

Good quality satin, assorted colors, SOC for 35c.
S6 inch black Inning silk, 75c cut to 49c
S6 inch good quality black taeta silk, special &c.,
S6 inch special quality black taeta, ST 25 cut to
$1O0.
s6 inch black tafeta silk, with white dashes ST. 10
cut TO CSC.
Extra quality crepe de chine, only red, navy and
pearl gray, CSC cut to 75c.
Fancy FouIard 81 dress lengths. 95c quality for
CSC.
100 fancy mohairs elegant spring shades cut to
$1.23.
Some choice styles il SOC dress goods cut to 800.
Remnants of silk, dress goods, white goods, etc,
attractive prices.
The leader., 1905-04-26
LACE CURTAINS AND s1ADHs-..cOntinued.

Fine floral design, 82S yards long, special $I.OO
for 89c.
Special patterns nottingham, 33s yards y0ng, ex-
ira wide, $1.50 for $I.23
Extra quality, cut as follows, $1.90 for ST. AZ the
$3.50 for $I.89, the So. so for SO. 10.
Higher grades cut in proportion
SPECIAL NOTICE All odd pairs curtains viz
be closed out at sacrifice prices. Will
also offer LOT of lace curtains used in
display on opening day. slightly mussed
ana soiled at take me quick prices.
Window shades, linen, Ski, all good coors, SOC
cut to 25c.
Elegant window shades, linen, 3x7 and 3xS,
fringe or dado, special SOC cut to S9c.
Linen shades, 3x8, extra quality, special 6Sc
Odd shades, to 8 of q kind, S5c for 19c, SOC for
29c, 75c for 45c, ST. 90 for soc, etc.
Cherry and oak curtain poles with trimmings, 10c
White reeded curtain poles, brass and silver
trimmed, 20c for 14c.
The leader., 1905-04-26
REMNANTS
Furniture Bargains.

Oak rockers, 81 cut to ST $50. The $3.50 cut to
$3.50.
Cherry finish bedsteads, s 25 for $s 10; the s2.75
for 39.
Oak bed steads, the $14.75 for $12.79, the $11
for $9 49,
Handsome iron BEDS brass trimmed $14 for
$40.69, the $25 for $9.98.
Elegant bedroom suits, pieces, fine mirrors, $50
for $79, $50 for $67.49, the $39 for
$33.75, the $25. .75 for SO. 49,
Washstands, SO for $40. 40, the 81. so for S. 3d.
Kitchen safe, $4 for $3.25.
Hat racks, 75c for 49c.
Folding bed lounge, little the worse for display,
$12 cut to $7.9S.
Oak dressers, quarter sawed, s2e for s23.75 the
$25 for $1975.
Ladies fancy dressers. $3.50 cut to S15.75.
Handsome oak sideboards, $24. SO for $21, the $40
for Sits.
Elegant oak wardrobe, bevel plate glass doors,
$57 for $4698, the $40 for $32. 40
Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine, $3S cut to
$249S.
Closing out, sacrifice prices on New Home Ma
chimes used in dressmaking department
Wicker rockers, special 1925 for $685. the $3. rs
for $2.98.
Wicker rockers, special s. 50 for $780, the $3.50
for $4.49.
The leader., 1905-04-26

PUBLISHED SEMI -WEHk *
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-09
WOMAN's BODY IN THE RIVER.
Had Marriage Certificate Of Harry Skanet
and Ida Blake Of Fall River.

Capt. T. H. Bozeth of the tugboat Pennsyl-
vana was going down the East River close
to the Williamsburg shore yesterday when
he came across the body of we'll dressed
woman. He had it taken TO the North First
street dock and notified the police of the
Bedford avenue station.
The woman was about 40 years old, feet
inches in height and weighed l25 pounds.
She had dark brown hair and she wore
black taf.eta shirtwaist, dark tailor made
skirt. light underwear and laced shoes.
There was purse in a pocket of her dress
containing four cents and a marriage GER
tificate which showed that on Aug, 20 1887,
Harry E. Skamet and Ida l.. S, Blake had
been married by the Rev. Eldridge Mix
Of the Central Congre gational Church at
Fall River Mass.
The woman wore wedding ring, a gold
ring with pearl setting and another gold
ring with a turquoise and white stone.
The body had been in the water about
three weeks.
FALL RIVER, Aug. s-The names on the
ma rrhge erifcate found on the body
picked up in Fast River, New York, to. day
were not discovered on the membership
hook Of the Central Congregational Church
Of this city. nor does the Rev. Eldridge
Mix, formerly pastor OF the church, recall
having marrieda couple giving these names,
The church membership book was gone
over closely, but the names were not there
The Rev. Mr.. Mix who was pastor Of the
church for number OF years up to fifteen
years ago, is now city missionary IN Wor-
cester. He was called up by telephone
ing q, couple having the names given in the
certificate. He took his record OF mar
ria ges he had performed to Worcester with
him, but he was unable to find the record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-09
COSTLY FORTUNE TELLING.
One Italian Woman Got 81 500 and Two
Watches From Another on Weird story.

Watches from AnOtner on WelrO story.
Mrs, Antonio Corporate, an Italian
widow of IS years, was locked up in the
Mercer street station last night on the COM
plant Of Mrs. Giuseppe Romannelli, whose
husband keeps a grocery at PAST Second
avenue. Mrs. Romannelli told Detective
Sergeant Petrosino that the widow had got
81, 800 and two gold watches out Of her on
a fortune telling game. This is the story
she told:
Some weeks ago | went to Mrs. Com
porata' at 2l7 East l2lst street, to get my
fortune told. She read my palm, and every
thing was lovely at first. Then she threw
up her hands.
I soc terrible catastrophe, she said
Your six children are going to die suddenly,
burned to death, | think Wait minute!
Your whole family is going to be burned:
There's no hope for you unless you depend
on me. I've got charm that will prevent
this trouble
Il was scared and gave her SIS, and ar
ranged to pay her more. | kept on giving
her money until l had drawn out all / had
in bank, and lad given to: her. two gold
watches, besides. But she said she would
have to have more or the charm wouldn't
work. Then told my husband about it.
Romanneli went to Petrosino on last
Sunday. He had made arrangements for
Mrs. Corporate to come to his house for
$50 more last night. When abe came, ac-
companied by her three year-oid daughter.
Detectives Cavoni and Denderrini arrested
her. The child was sent to the Gerry
a )Ciety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-09
Obituary Notes.

Capt. George W. Dixon. who was killed
by the falling OF a crane at the Boston Navy
Yard on Monday. was Tor thirty years
one of the best known aster mariners siilir G
out Of Gloucester. On Aug. a. 1904. while
master Of the schooner Rtsel.. off Iceland,
fists who were on board the steamer Mi
randa. on the 10th Eskimos hoa rolsd
the vessel at .Ncpant, Greenland. and by
signs indicated that an American vessel had
in her bottom. DR.. Frederick a. Cook. the
head Of the exploring party. which included
scientists from all over the world, and Capt.
Farrell of the Miranda. entered into an agree
,rty to this country. After the hole in tho
Miranda had beet patched up II WAS decided
to have her tow the schooner. which she did
for two days. but was finally abandoned
on the 22d of August in terrific gale. Cart
Dixon and his crew taking of the men frcm
the steamer in dories.
Major William Wallace Morris, for mary
years document clerk at the Newark City
Hail. died at his home. 81 Leslie street New
ark. yesterday. from the result OF injuries
sustained by being struck by delivery wagon
at Market and Broad streets on July II.
Ma Tor Morris WAS % years old, ard WIS n
native. Of New York city. He removed to
the outbreak Of the war he organize! Z roT.
pany OF volunteers. lie becn no active il
politics after tho close OF the wrr. He served
several years as member Of !hc Excise
missioner by the Republicans.
william Ryland Woodward, aged 81. the
oldest member of the District OF Columbia
Par. died Monday nigh! at Washington. he
was graduate Of Dickinson College in the
class OF 1898 and Of the law department OF
Harvard University in Is4a.
Joseph Merrill. Jr.. vice-president of the
Murphy varnish Company Of Newark. died
at his home there yesterday. aged az years.