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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-29
Big Dance

At the Elkbridge hall ON Satar-
day night a big dance viii be
given. Everyone is invited to at
tend and q general good time is an
tiapated, 2t.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-29

FOR RENT "A furnished, np-to-
date hotel. Now brick, hot and
cold water, bath and natural gas.
For further information call at or
address the Wallace Bank, Wallace.
"; Va. ~ 2glai2t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-29
No Case on Record.

There is no case onrecord of a
cough or cold resulting in pneumon-
ia or consumption after Foley's.
Honey and Tar has been taken, as it
win stop your cough and break up.
your cold quickly. Refuse and but
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
in a yellow package Contains no
opiates and is safe and sure. Sold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-18

troubles himself because the Christians Of
Sweden try 70 prevent the spread OF the
Mormon propaganda among themselves. And
as is usual with the Mormons, when they
10 account, complain of persecution Of
their missionaries
Mind Your Own Business.
II the Mormon church would take the edi.
tor S advice 10 us and leave other peoples
faith and doctrines and worship alone
for there would be no missionaries 1, is
a poor rule that don Z work both ways.
had only followed the News editors rule
from the beginning, there would be no Nor
mon church today. ''If they i. e. the
Lutherans. would mind their own business
other people faith and doctrine and wor.
ship alone. says The editor OF the News.
So all they want is 10 be let alone. From
three classes OF people I have heard the
same expression before. From grafters, who
have entrenched themselves on munic.
po!ify; from saloon keepers, when the com
law, and from keepers Of houses of i'll.
fame. Now the Alormons. according 10 the
editor OF the News make a fourth class
Verify. / don envy them their choice OF
company.
slur for Lutherans.
In the beginning Of his article the editor
Of the News evidently intends 10 be facetious
by casting a s!ur at the numbers OF the
Lu,HeEsHS solne!ed IN conference az Salt
Lake City. When we think OF tie over TO-
100000 Lutheran Christians in the world
we are cerrainly but I liiuo fock out here
IN the intermountain country. Blu, are
growing. Last year, for instance, the Lutb.
ersn church in this country Increased over
per cent more. proportionstely 10 member.
ship, than any other Christian demon nj alton.
And I dare prophosy that when the man.
made religion OF the Mormon church will DE
less than memory, II will be the Luther.
an church that will hold aIott the banner
Of the cross OF Christ over the States upon
which once Mormonsn had its clutches
Very respectfully.
REV. CHAs. z. BENGTsoN,
Idaho Falls. Ida, Oct. IS. 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

the Whitman tWashington) Herald 1t
is document written aud signed
by Governor Henry Lee. OF tho
Commonwealth of Virginia, bear
ing date of October. a.. u. 1793, in which
the governor grants to one Parish SIMS,
for the consideration of Is slillings, u
tract OF Ito acres of land. The docu-
ment is more than liz years old. OF sheep
skin but faded and difficult To read.
1 Tire -offirtrl scai Of lie commonwealth
or Virginia is found In the lower left
hand corner. While Mr.. Davis was back
East on n visit last year he visited the
old estate where he was born, and the
man who is now living there produced
this document. The place described i'll
the governors; trnnfer il one of the
most historical old plantations in Nil+
ginia. 1t is situated in the heart OF the
Blue Ridge mountains, Whcre formerly
lived a tribe OF Indians.
A Book entictled 'Ilc Last of the
Cane Brake Tribe has been Written
about this place, describing the offors
OF the white man to drive out the little
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

copyright, 1906, by Joseph b. BowlesD
The inevitable reaction followed,
After a week of sleepless night6; Or
self and the other man; the thought crept
snto Wilburton's mind that after all,
perhaps he was as much TO blame 1of
iheir unhappiness as she. -, IN 49,
hnneynioon lie had caught up q small
riarnond-framed miniature winch nuns
sometimes round her neck, ana na1 , ASK
~ ter yyhv under heaven she. OF all Wo-
men could bring herself TO wear the
,,ist,ire Of n man no decent woman onght
Ia touch with the end of q barge po!e.
1Iis way Of expressing him 9sa Mt aid
iTe apologlzed for that but pazed ous
again III her quiet answer
s.ua a nv friend" They came hons
s., cheering village, and triumphant
sAs.i-t,.s. and speech, making and gehera'
sioiein.. no sooner than had been ar
Y,Sst.d nut they came home smartinG
!,s,.la ms sarcasm OF II all--impatteut,
sirT,ftebie dissatisfied That night VIII
Jiirton went TO his wife's room IN nor new
I'D home. and. showing more feeling than
~ Mad ever allowed himself to do be-
fare asked her TO choose Between himself
jant than man
stella possessed a sense of color, an apr
nteciation OF the picturesque, q reverence
III age, and all these had been played
upon hy the cheering villagers, the rustic
.srofle4. the eIQuisitely beautiful gardens
Of the court the dignity, mellowness, the
simple grandeur Of the court itself ~.
aally by the unaccustorned tremor In she
voice OF the straight backed. short-haired,
blunt, good-looking man who stood with
Ills back 10 her pier glass and looked her
straisht in the eyes,
she had given him her hand to kiss and
lshad then presented linn with The much
phjactedto picture With the, diamond
Win a light heart and something in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
The Fourth Wall.
BY COsMO HAMILTON.

then. among her letters had come, day
after day. closely written ones from that
rank outsider And Wilburton had let
alp singing sarcasm and had been re-
piled to In a. cold. disdainful voice which
had sent icicles running up and down his
SPINE.
And in this way four years had slipped
along. No open rupture had brought
things to an angry head. Meals. when
they were alone, passed with polite com
monplaces, mixed with sarca site in1,an-
do., NO children came to draw the ever
widening line together again. The under
current of dissatisfaction ana Irritation
raced on, sometimes swiftly, sometimes
slowly.
But of late, some strange ,ndef,n, b,a
change had come over her.
e Sae q9 mo, ong iGe b251ered Of old to put
ns dress Tor e er aos Issa d5p Ct
took, instead % loose. fluffy. mnfashtone
ape Ell. denominations which made her appear
yleriy 59Ma sp S AND offended his artistic
Of grace, Her very mood seemed l' Ia ha av,s
s6p a tne ola 1Sont trS OK qf sarcasm haa
| mantle and in it's place had come a
Shrinking fearsomeness, a seeming rirnaS
or his approaeh-a trick which sent the
ahsIy blood palsating through his heart
hamnrering at the base az Ills brain, and
filled him with a passion hals rage knii
| fear.
F6allyy came that week OF isleeplessness
ana Wilour tI, sudden clutehing at the
would give Ter another Shance' i I4e won I'D
pun down his fourth wall and let Mar
/ her off her feet as TO leavs her no tins
tD think of that contemplate cad
4 That night he slept for the rirst time
1 for week, lie rose at SIX and rode
lhard all day, returning when the shad-
| ows had begun 10 fall.
lie gave up his horse timbled into a
tfwimnling bath. changed and made Ma
way TO Stellais fayorite corner Of tite
ii wasn't in wlsbmtpns nature 10
| beat about the bush, lie rode to her
side, nrd. despite her faint resistance,
/ took her III his arms.
Lady HilburtQn gave lltrla laugh ana
tried toapush him away with hai' hands,
4 My dear, good Elverard
He held her tighter. No, no, You're
mine TO kiss, and ahall keep you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

4 "a, 49, d
70 it.l ~, put peloIe ms haaa could touch
arms nut t, nm anu % n pil Nm, nst
fhrv ,,,at.ded ipI nff 70 "a Nv
ewes a rlory lie Tie hrirhtnnss IS noo n,1s.
Ing. = 2
..,vai,, ,s,tr,.ss, t, s.,a a., ,.,,o. a.
h,an, la,e,h e. "a = "
iNer. r r : - ~, anu 80, - 49,, 81, YOU sur
sure Steiln5 Snre nf u,ha+ .,
5.Of yourseIf.of this neW feeling which
has come over WI, % ~ 's
| t'Rathar let mo put thet question to
you" he made reply, puzzled not only
by ller words, but by the change III her.
TO 1ne?' Her whole face lit and she
made 2 gesture as OF casting somethlns
from !, her. tllen stoppsd ana lakLlnfS Up
me me au Ulousa. IL NV ne ne
~ ~, - o l sh 81 .in aG n.;t snarn
intak ding Of the breath. There is nfuoneed
10 mt Il ID mo - mn so sure OF nyself--
at5Iasf, tits only your feelings QUESTION
( only your, feelings that have a rightto be
questioned now. OF my own ] have no
Ilonger any doubt. They. changed, they
came ,asffthey grew When the preach t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

eyes hurt by the dazzle of light which
struck UP into them from her lap.
She had opened the box and he saw
lying withilit replica of that diamond
Trimmed miniature of long ago.
But-he saw more! tIe saw his wire,
eyes lift to his with such an EXPRESSION
rs he had never seen In them before; saw
her slim gently forward until she was
kneeling at his feet and the box and Its
contents lay on the gravel before him :,
PUT youi. heel on il" she said. Grind
it out-crush it crush. everything that
comes between us noWl
''Stella!"
He moved to lit her and catch her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

GU didn seelll 70 eai
thought ugh thai. have youg 4 struck yc,'
that because LETT YOU alone ! d'an I,
cars?"
His laugh rang .AnI Loudly. BY loMe.
Didn't care, eli d Well--loo here, Stella,
i want to tell you exactly how -
me want to tell YOU that at, I, alth ne
loved you s,, when ti1a N ; y9" i 1o.day.
What is this man to you? Why do
YOU make promises 70 me ,,, never No hra sGs'
or write 10 him AGAIN, only 70 70, pr1 ,l,,
me. don't want TO know, Just wal, want
to wipe this man of the map, ana pes't !
all over again from the peslnnlnE.
have lnade you happy, a 'el $ pesh ~ dill
Stella, with a. clean siates
Ia Kissed her eyes and mouth AND
forehead Then lie placed ner pae.s
= n1oug5 her cushions and lllelt at lier teet.
In the far distance, q. shadow len Gun
ened Where the path curved OUTWARD into
II was Hohson Wilburton1s man. corning
out to them where they sat-solt ,''.'i,
or sroses ana q little white box Ia ms
lie stepped back, unseen. at sight. Of
that picture by the sundial, and @a ate.
tsr tine in the shaaoW g we ,, oxsnr
ns anss'a of any presence but his wifes..
Vent deliberately on with what he had
But understand me-, he SAID. firmly Il
| '.tt must no LONGER begin and end IN
| words alone. You will have TO II res
YES, said stella.
.arhanS cod said Wilburton u, ae
,5issed p4 his wifs again. and then. little
I ashamed OF himself for having Done VIVA.
! he had never dono before.-pullen Gown OWN
1 ills fourth wall and let another person se s
! into tho secret room IN which num- g u u =
/ heart--he got IN and made q great punois :
\ al flowers and brought them hack ana
I dropped thenr into her lap. WIN cay
/ laugh
/. And as they fell there. q riot Of color
4 against the white folds of her gown. Htiop.
son came forward with the other pouluel
/ and the little white box IN his hnm ,
4 For you. my lady. CAPTAIN Gheslet,
A mnn's man Just left them he said. and
/ bowed himself INTO the BACKGROUND ana
4 went his Way again,
h Wilburton swung away from his WIG
rand made one sharp turnNlound the sun
I. dial and down tho path to the house, then
stopped and came hack TO her, his nps
ftiEh- teet and two rad spots OF anger hla7t
ing out OF his deathrw lite face.
Even herc (, he began; "eyen ihera..-- III
"itoWin Ard thcp stopped again With |.
sharp intakins OF tho breath and With
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Newspaper Ways in Tiflis.

Running q, newspaper in Tif1iss has its
charms. Tie editor of the Workmen's
Messenger was recently informed that
his. paper was snppressed, but Was al.
lowed to change its name to :. Forwards.
Being u man of Intelligence, however,
and wishing TO be ready for further sup
preston. he hiss already asked permission
to change its name In the future 10
( Backwards II this goes on, observer
tho London Globe some day. like MIR.
Raven TIills Wiltshire farmers wife, lo
may even have to try & ideways.
Fast Trolley From Boston.
4 4 project lis afoot 10 intall between
Lowell and Boston an intcrurban elec'
frlc elevated road which will make tlls
run OF Is miles in a.littIe over q half.
mi i'sf = I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

band Of aborignencs and tlicir stubborn
resistance. until the last brave warrior
fol- before ihc uncrrins aim OF the Nir-
gina riflenan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

Good God. Are you or aren't YOU my
wife? I've almost forgotten. !,
...You didn't seem to caro- very much, I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

The record of orr growth stands rn-
equaled in Richmond's commercial his
tory which in itself is the strongest Ell
dorsement of the stores values. not men
tioning the stores methods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

There wasenever such rich showing
of Furniture so moderately priced. Why
not adorn Your home with pretty home
furnishings and pay for it while you are
enjoying the comfort Good, cheap, easy
terms, what more could You ask?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

to him. but before his haud could touch
her, she rose and stood off, painting, her
they warded him off, and in her face and
eyes. a glory like the brightness of morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

IA etennefl hack, unseen. at sight Of
that rIctlre by the sundial, and waited
f Gar a Tine tln.e in tho shadow 81 the over
Ssnesine trees. and Wilhurton, uncon7
sSious of any presence but his wife. ;,
Went deliberately on with what ne haa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

come TO aHyt.. ~ 4,,,,,l,-
..t ,,,ust no longcr begin and end in
words alone. You will have to give S'hes-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

Eyes, please she made reply. and
erept, Up 10 him and laid her head upon
| hrs shoulder We have taken down all
tlles walls and there is no -Iongfr any.
lplpGp for pietures.' lN Wy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

Quite in line with the cussedness OF
tranmate tirlues are the pranks winch
lifeless obi.cts..play Under cover of dark
ness when night blinds man and makes
evory footstep uncertains In daylight ono
t.an shut his eyes and, by utilizing only
the sense of touch in his ttands. actually
tell whether he is using his accustomed
teaspoon. So, too. he can detect spu
-ious CONS aud counterfeit money But
tur nhim loose in darkened bedroom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

eyes hurt by the dazzle of light which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

..Al1.'' he cried, eagerly. You va
,honrht that have YOU? 1t struck YOU
that because Left YOU alone ! didn't
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02
BOUNDARY LINE is A PUZZLE
Question Arises over Constructions of
Pigeon Creek bridge

Question Arises over Construction Of
Pigeon Greek Bridge.
The attention OF the supervisors OF Potta-
wattamie county has been called to the fact
that the commissioners of Douglas county,
Nebraska. have granted permission for the
construction OF sixty-foot bridge across
Pigeon creek. on the east side of the Mis-
souri, river. 1t is understood that the Doug
las county commissioners have acted on
the theory that both ends of the bridge
will be I'm Nebraska territory and conse-
duently they nave legal right to build Il.
The members Of the Pottawattamie
county board of supervisors however. yes
terday expressed doubt that this is really
the case and with the assistance Of County
Attorney Hess intend to investigate the
matter. The supervisors are unfamiliar
with the state boundary lines, owing to the
frequent meanderings of the Big Muddy,
but they intend. within the next few days
to inform themselves on the subject
While the supervisors intend to investi-
gate as TO the right of the Douglas county
commissioners to construct the bridge. they
admit that the structure will be OF con-
siderable convenience to the people of this
county living in that vicinity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02
WANTED<>Two new
carriers. Bee ffice,
10 Pearl Street
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

CONSTRUCTING aUARTERAIAsTER 8
ofhce-FOrt Crook. Nebraska, May IA
ject 20 the Usual conditions, will be re-
ceived here until 10 O'Clock a. m, central
standard time June 3 1905, al which time
they win oe opened In public. for the con-
struction OF four additions TO and eight
new toilet rooms In present barracks build
and specifications and blank forms OF pro-
posals may be obtained a. this once OF
pens rtnenf of the Aiissourl- Omaha. Ne,.
hraska The right a reserved 20 reject
any and All bids or part of bids CAP
TAIN n n tIo0HpALL. Captain aud q
NJ. nth infantty. Constructing Quartet
master. Anl-lt 1917 M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02
COnRre..ionaI Committee Called.

A meeting of the Ninth congressional dis
trict republican committee has been called
by Chairman l.. S. Robinson of Glenwood
for next Tuesday in this city. The meet
ing will be held in the office of II. j.
Chambers in the Shugart block at II a. m.
These counties comprise the Ninth congress
sional district: Pottawattamie, Cass. Harri-
son. Shelby, Adair. Audubon Guthrie, Mills
and Montgomery, and all are expected to be
represented at the meeting.
The meeting is for the purpose OF fixing
the date and place for holding the con-
gressional convention for renominating Con-
gresham Walter ]. Smith. The date will
probably be fixed for some day before Au-
gust /, the date OF the state convention,
and it is expected the convention will be
held in Council Bluffs, as usual.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02
PROTECTION FOR INSURED
Auditor Wants Better Regulation Of
Mutual Fire Companies.
GILMAN IN THE GOvEHNoRsHP fight
Conventions and Caucuses to He Held
To-day In All Probability win
settle Who Gets the
Nomination.
CFrom a stan Correspondent.


DIES MONIES. June 1.-(Special THE
next Legislature OF Iowa will he asked to en-
act a statute to define the point at which a
mutual fire insurance company becomes in
solvent. The legislative Insurance investl-
cation commission will look into the ques-
ton also, but whether or not It recon-
mends such a law. the apditor of state. r.
F. Carroll, will ask II, provided he is re-
nominated and elected. as he probab bly, will
be, having no opposition at this time.
AT present we have no way OF knowing
just when a mutual Are insurance COM
pany arrives at insolvency" said Ole o.
Roe. head of the insurance department
in the state auditors ONCE today. "Mu-
tual life companies are required to deposit
a reserve with the state and we therefore
! are able to keep close tab on them. The
mutual hre companies, however, are prac-
tically without our Jurisdiction. About
the only way we can tell when a mutual
fire company is insolvent is when 1t has
lot OF accumulated losses It cannot pay
and somebody sends word to this ONCE
asking about them.
THE next legislature should remedy this
evil because in many cases injustice is
done policyholders who pay their assess
ments regularly and never know they are
not protected until their property burns
ana they. find they really have no in
surance. A law requiring mutual FIRE COM
panies to deposit a reserve with the state
might be the solution Of the difficulty"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02

These transfers were reported to The Bee
June / by the Title Guaranty and Trust
company OF Council BUNS:
Ernest e. Hart incorporated, to Ethel
.. 1uDbs lot ., block A, Bayuss
ri auu oU.'O Scoo
Lizzie Distman and husband 20 waiter
r. Stephan, lots II ana n, BLOCK y,
is' o dl...''i u 82O
F. j. Day and wife to First swedish
Baptist church OF Council Buns,
e45 II of lot s. block j, Curtis
kamseys add to Council Biults, Ia, -.
Jennie A. kennedy ana husband to
r. J. Day, lot ~ Dlock l, BUSHNELL
add to Council Biu1s, la, d.. tW
Heirs OF John w White to G.. ".
Wilson, ma wa sls s1z mel. nels 90,
A. G. and E. j. Gilbert and wives to
Annie NJ. Keys lot l. block 81, Cent
raj subdiv in Council Bluns, Ia, -
George II. Wayne. guardian, to G. W.
Wilson, lot 2 Auditors subdlv neit -.
E hI1a II Fem To- Annie M. Keys. lot
2 block 32, Central subdiv in Council
,,I Slurs' IA VEIN 10 Mary q Daily. lot
8, block 30, Central subdv in Council 80.
Heirs oh'1 Of John " White to q. w:
mel. neI 2i-75-44, " d.............:.... 50
Francis Guitar anq fe to Theodore
Guitar. lot /, block H. Jacksons
add to Council Bluffs. Ia, q d.. .
Frederick Guitar to Theodore Cult
tar, lot l. block IL, Jackson's add 90
Council Bluffs, Ia, q c d............... q
Louise Guitar to Theodore Guitar,
lot l. block H. Jacksons add to
Council Bluffs, Ia, c d............... 70
George H Moore to @. w Wilson,
lot 2 Auditors subdiv of neh nei4
24-15-4, " d...........,............ III
Interstate Realty company to James
p. Christensen lot II, block p,
Perry's Second add to Council BUNS,
Ia, d.......'..'s' go. 49, .'''.''' -
j. w. Squire and wife to James 2.
Christensen, lot 2s, block e, Ferry's
add and lot S, block %. Central
subdiv in Council Bluffs, Ia, d..
sixteen transfers. total. .2l4,2 o5
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02

Rustic hickory and Adirondack silver
birch porch furniture, Vudor porch shades,
Vudor hammocks, Vudor hammock chairs
II you want solid comfort on a hot sum
mer evening get into one Of our Vudor
hammocks or one OF our Vudor hammock
chairs and you will get it. Lawn furniture
Catalogue free. ller-Farnsworth Furni-
ture Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02


George Schmidt who was picked I'D as
a suspicious character Wednesday night
by the police, is still being held for in
vestigation. Schmidt, it appears. mysteri-
ously came in possession of a diamond
ring, gold watch and chain and othe~
articles OF jewelry, to pawn which he
came to Council Bluffs from Omaha, where
he has been for a short time employed by
the kirkendall Shoe company. Investi-
CATION by the police developed the in
formation that when Schmidt applied Tor
employment at the shoe company he was
without means. To Judge Scott, in an
swer to questions, Schmidt said he lived
In St. Louis, but had a family in Chicago.
He has so far declined to give any in
formation as to how he came In possession
OF the jewelry which he pawned beyond
stating that 1t was his personal property.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02

For the benefit of the Jennie EdmundgOn
Memorial hospital fund, the Woman's
Christian association Is planning to give
an operate performance at the New theater
some time this month, provided an open
date for the house can be secured. THE
Geisha Girl is the opera which the young
people who recently gave "Pinafore" at
the high school auditorium % aeceptably.
have under rehearsal and this will be the
attraction which they will Offer for the
hospital building fund-
The COMMITTEES appointed By the assoeia-
ton 10 solicit subscriptiaEs towards the
oaildinG IL said 10 be meeting With eu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-02

which he was taken Thursday. Death is
said to have resulted from injury to the
spine. In some manner Kinsey also dis
located one hip. He was conscious to the
last
Kinseys father arrived yesterday morn
ing from Oakland. Ia, before his sons
death. He will take the body this morning
to Oakland for interment. Kinsey was 2S
years OF age and leaves widow