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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
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ingham Palace"
He was thoroughly cordial in his gree
lng-a fine looking old gentleman. til
typical appearing Englishman, rudd.
and we'll groomed in appearance. his hah
and beard quite whtte-'Take sea
take a seat he said. and we sat an
talked for fifteen or twenty minutes. H
seemed thoroughly informed as to tn
object Of my visit, and promised tina
England should participate. told him
that 1t would be particularly appreciated
by the Virginia people II he would send
Lord Roberts as the head Of the English
detachment of troops, for he would re-
mind SO many old Confederate soldiers
of one of the most distinguished gem
erals of the Confederacy.
''who is that, General Lee?' asked
the King &
mo. Your Majesty, we yirginians do
not think anybody looks like General
Lee. Lord Roberts bears most striking
resemblance to General Joseph r. john
ston."
Hopes Lord Roberts Will Come.
The King seemed much Interested. and
said he hoped that Lord Roberts would
be able to visit Jamestown as one of
England's representatives. Mr.. Tucker
told the King that His Majesty's vislt
to this country years ago was still most
pleasantly recalled over, here and the
King mentioned MS YlSlt 10 tt!c1lliio'iu anu
Mount Vernon
81 have often had the pleasure OF ad-
hiring the magnificent oak at Mount
Vernon planted by Your Majesty, SAID
Mr.. Tucker "and hope that some MEM
Der Of Your Maiestys family VIII plant
an oak at jamestown next year Wilen
the two countries are celebratitg the
three hundredth anniversary OF the
founding OF the first English speAhlls
settlement in the new world.
..The King seemed much pleased with
the suggestion and exclaimed, as ne
reached for a tahlet -
"3'I'lI make a note OF that. ana sc'lp-
Med something on the paper am very
hopeful that some memher OF the Ro .,s,
family will come to the exposition me
King remembered an ancestor OF m.he
who was consul at LVerpooi, andl.Was
much interested to know that two toSs
who are kinsmen of mine are studen
M oxford, having taken Cecil Rhodes's
scholarships"
M. tucker, by the way. visited his
kinsmen at Oxford. and found them en-
loving their University life.. and holding
their own In competition with the Eng
fish boys.
Places Jackson Above Lee.
II enjoyed meeting Lord Roberts very
much. y said Mr., Tucker He Is a fine
character, n soldier all the way through,
and, most attractive old gen leman, for
whom, i conceived IA great liking and ad-
mration. Iasked him In the course OF
a dinner at his home, whom apon-
sidered the ereatest product 81 OR war
between the States. ,stonewall Jackson,
he replied, without the slightest he's tn
ton, found that the biography OF Jack
son, by Colonel Francis Henderson, had
been read by everybody whom l met and
II had given Stonewall a great name
among Enslshmen, though cannot say
that tho majority Of Engl'shmen are IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21

had the label slapped on them of "cor-
poration senator's" and Democrats have
been referred to as .'demagogues'' and
"imbeciles."
There has been increasing resentment
among statesmen at the Capitol over the
arrogationi to the President by some OF
his friends OF the chief guardship OF
the peoples interests. The House OF
Representatives,, elected every two years.
is presumed by its members to in
measure represent the desires of the
people and to safeguard their affairs.
while the Senate has hitherto supposed
that at least 1t represent the States and
their interest in national and interstate
matters.
Cause Of Irritation.
There also has been irritation over the
attitude of the Presidents friends that
every policy he advocates is necessarily
wise and right, and that failure of the
Congress to adopt them is neglect OF the
peoples rights. Congress has always been
loath to accept any one mans ideas and
all legislation has been the result OF
compromise of opinion. The suggesto,.
of AIr. Riis. therefore, that IL Congress
does not live up to the full measure of
executive recommendation il may be
advisable for the President to remain
in Office to carry on the fight Is expect
ed to further touch the sensibilities OF
Congress upon the raw.
1t was recalled at the Capitol to-day
that the unqualified and unequlvocal
declaration of the President. made Il
year ago last November, election night,
that he would not accept another nom!-
nation, contained no suggestion of pos
sible future reconsideration of his re-
solve on any ground-The Evening Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Judge Nicol to Sit

Judge Charles u, Nicol of the Sixteenth
Judicial Circuit, has been designated to
sit IN the Richmond annexation case,
which will come up again here next Tues
day.
Tho work was originally assigned to
Judge Garnett, ebut his term of office
expires on February LIST. Judge Garnett
was In the city yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
clined to place Jackson above Lee

clined to place Jackson above Lee"
Mr. Tucker talked a great deal more
about his tour in the interest of the ex-
position. He is far more enthusiastic
than when he sailed and indicates in his
face the sincerity of his belief that the
affair will be of far greater magnitude.
than Virginia people thought when they
set about celebrating the founding of
Jamestown.
Regarding the announcement made In
this correspondence on authority from
Mr.. Tucker on the eve of his departure
from this country that he would be a
candidate for the gubernatorlal nomina
tion in 1909. Mr.. Tucker had not a great
dc nl 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
DailyCourt r ecord
Law and EQUITY.

Cases tried yesterday: ID. L. Rice. as
signee, vs. A. T.. and NJ. l.. Bowles, for
$3.50.
DEGREES entered yesterday: Selma 8.
Whitlock VS.. ]. Davis whitlock, decree
entered divorcing the parties. (Giles b.
Jackson. counsel for plaintiff)
e, SUITS Instituted yesterday: whittet and
Shepperson VS.. C, M. Ferrall. for s1as X.
Julius Sycle s. Sons vs. a. q. Long. for
ssl0; 9. p. Fuller vs. A. r. Andrews.
summons in chancery and Injunction or.
usr, kritzer and Creepy vs.. W. L. flem-
Hastings Court.
cases tried yesterday: Commonwealth
Cases set for Monday: A. C. burton
larceny; Clarence Sales, assault.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
ANNUAL MEETING.
Commonwealth Club Rejects
Secrator1y and Traac,,rar
Secretary and Treasurer.

AT the annual meeting of the Com
monwealth Club, held at the club house
last night, the following new members
of the board of governors We're elected:
Messrs, w. r. Meredith, T. B, McAdams,
Frank D, Blankenship, DIR. a. c, Palmer
and Rear-Admiral Harrie Webster. Mr..
Aylett was reelected secretary and Mr..
a. Warwick was reelected treasurer. The
president and pce-presldent of the club
will be elected at q meeting called for
next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Finger Slightly. Mashed.

DR. Witten Of the ambulance was
called to the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road shops yesterday morning 10 treat
Willie Doyle. who had gotten hts finger.
mashed In u piece OF machinery.
Hair an hour afterwards, Abe Leipslo.
another ernploye. got his thumb caught
In tho machinery and the ;cnd WIS mashed
off, Both men We're treated and left. 7'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
MAJ. COURTNEY MARRIED.
Well-Known Lawyer WEEDS Mrs.
Newell w Courtney.

Major Alfred r. Courtney and Mrs.
Newell w. Courtney. daughter of Mr..
John G. Wade wese married yesterday,
morning at the residence of the BRIDES
father. No. S1s East Byrd Street. Only
u few intimate friends We're present.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev,
DR.. w, r. L, Smith, pastor OF the Second
Baptist Church.
The couple left on the noon train for
Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Has Bad Fall From Car.

NJ. A. Anderson. a Manchester citizen,
fell from a Manchester car at Seventh
and Franklin Streets last night and cut
n severe cash over his eye. The ambu-
lance was called, and DR. Witten re-
sponded, Tho man was taken to Wag-
ner's drug store and treated, and was
afterwards carried to the Second Police
Station and locked up on the charge OF
being drunk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Bible Glass Rally.

The Bible Study Brotherhood class OF
Venable Street BAPTIST Sunday school
will hold rally to-day. Several VISIT
ors will be present 10 see how this class
of 260 members all of whom are men,
has been built up in little over e!gh.
teen months time, and has had an aver
age attendance of over 100 for the past
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Corner OF BelvIdere and Main streets). Sunday
morni,ng at u ocoosk, subject "Loye An
"Wednesday evening at $3.50 o'clock Tho rad
ingsroam Is located In the Chamber Of Com,
to q All are cordially invited.
NEW JERUSALEM
NEW EJERusALLEEAst. MISSION. 1891 s, PINE
swedenhors free lending library opened daily.
PronchinE service u ~ ~, Everybody vel
coma. Gt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
NOTICE.

no THE PUBLIC:
My services having been discontinued
In the tobacco business, wish to an
nounce to my friends and the public
generally that am now representing
the. Eclipse Laundry, No. 1919 West
Main Street, of which earnestly solicit
your patronage, Phone 41S. Prompt
delivery and all orders guaranteed.
Very respectfully, s,s
GEORGE I, BALL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
REAL ESTATE.
Money! Money!! Money!!!
= Cent ess to s Buy Or +
Homes.
Begin Now!

New resolutions have been made this
year.
New plans laid. Some will be sue
cess. others failure. according to the
basis OF the PLAN For once In your life
begin right and secure home for the
money you pay out in rent; $3.50 per
month will buy this $1,000 home. with
per cent. simple interest, making total
eduated monthly payment 1896. We will
allow you 10 years to pay out. II you
need It.
You have delayed long enough and lost
by 1t. Now wake UP and make the APP
plication to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
PRESIDENT MIGHT
TAKE THIRD TERM.
Jacob A. Riis Declares He Would
Continue Fight On Money
Power.
ATTENTION OF POLITICIANS.
Do Not Think He is the Sole.
Custodian Of the Wishes of
the People.
ATTENTION OF POLITICIANS
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WASHINGTON, u. c., January ,2o.--
The New York Herald published to-day
a special dispatch from Toledo, o.,
quoting from purported interview with
Mr.. Jacob A. Riis, indicating that IL the
+policies for which President Roosevelt
is now contending are not enacted by
Congress by the time his term expires.
the President may feel that duty calls
him to accept another term. Mr.. Riis Is
the confident of the President. author OF
Theodore Roosevelt, the Citizen" and
probably closer to him than any other
man in the United States, and thorough
ly in sympathy with him in all OF his
ngpirations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
Attention in Congressional Cir
cles.

At the Capitol to-day It was said that
discussion of the possibility of another
term for President Roosevelt will I'M
doubtedy attract profound attention in
congressional and political circles, the
more so II predicated upon the assump-
ton that the Presidents change of heart
is based upon possible failure of Con-
gress to do its duty as the President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21

BROAD STREET PROPERTY OWNERS
Of Madison, Monroe and Henry Wards
are requested to meet at Sanger Hall
tuesday, January 23d, at $3.50 o'clock, in
regard to new assessments.
COMMITTEE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
WANTED,
WH|TE GIRLS
BEGINNERS PAID WHILE LEARNING.
Steady employment: good wages. Apply TO
ALLEN & QINTER BRANCH,
Seventh and Cary.
MEETINGS.

Richmond. Va. Jan. is, 1905.
HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Columbian Build
ing and Loan Association will be held on
January 3lst. 1906. at six o'clock p, NJ.
e. B. MOUNTCASTLE
Secretary and Treasurer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of THE NOWLAN5 COM
PANY will be held at their Office 921
East Main Street, on Monday. January
%. 1906. at IL o'clock NJ
RO. L. WINSTON,
Secretary and Treasurer
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

A cold at this time II neglected il
lisb'e tn cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal. aud even wheH the patient
mas ., covered the lungs are weakened, +,
NAH ,ng them peculiarly susceptible TO
,Lr d-vel rme ni Of consumption. Fo-
i.y's Honey and Tar will stop the
cough. heal ard strengthen IN" lungs.
and prevent IneUmOaIa. LaGripp-
coughs yield quickly to the wonderful!
rA;iv- qualities Of Foles's Honey and
Tar. There 10 nothing else Just rs
good" J. W. McCOllum Il Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

"3pseking Of the tovtese 20 which
come of shs savage ssibss In the Philip
pisss ssbjsss shsis eapsives. reminds
No % sAe insepss saResing endured
fos thsss moashs from Inflammation
Of the kidseys, ssys W. n. sherman
90 Osshins, Me. ''Noshiag helped
me assu ! sEied Electric Bisters,
three bottles Of which completely
eured me-" Carss liver complaint.
Dyspepsia, blood disorders and ma
laris, and 'cssoses the weak and nsr-
vops On sobess health Guaranteed by
all dsuRgisss. Price SOC
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
Nsaro Killed In Q ouarrei.

Newberry. 8. C.. March 5-Jess
Coleman. negro. was shot and t'le6
by Fred Reeder. also q negro. Ie
homicide occurred on the plantatiUn
Of "A. M. satterwhite. IN this county
TIE alteration resulting I'm the killing
arose from a dispute over some money
which Coleman lost Reeder came %
this city at once and surrendered. He
claims self defense.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
Clears the Complexion

Oribo LsxAt,v. Fruit syrup .timu-
late. the liver aud thoroughly clranses
the system and clears the complexion
Of pimples aud blotches. II 10 the l,,.~t
laxative for women aud children, 4. it
10 mild and pleasant. and d".s not
grip- az s,ekeh. OrinO IL much sups-
rior to pills, aperiens waters ard all
ordinary caihArtics 40 il does ho, irri.
tate th. stomach and bowels J. ".
McCollum 4 Co
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
NOTICE. o. GLEcfloN.

UndeP and by viFtDs OF the poser
and authority vested in m~. l. W. r.
Thomas, 40 Mayor Of the City OF
Gainesville, Florida. do hereby call IN
election, 60 be held In said city on
Tuesday, the lOsh day of April. 1909.
for the purpose ef submitting 20 the
electors, aualiHed % vote at said elee.
sion, the question whether OF not the
proposed smesdmeas Q" SECTION ~ OF
ths charter provisions OF saia ehy. %
provided By ordinance OF easd easy, sp-
proved 7sh February. leO@, shai'. et
said election. BE- approved BY she at'
nrmative vote OF said eieetoss 40 ~
and By said ordnance provided, and
for the pavpose ef elsesinG the follow
ing ofFscers fos said city. 60 servs for
the periods COS ous hsrein. towis:
One Mayor. one Clerk and Treasurer,
one Msrshal, one fax Collector and
one Tax Assessor, each TO serve Tor
che period Of one year from she date
OF their eleetioa.
Three Alaermsn. esch 90 serve fos
period OF 100 yeaFs from she date OF
their ebectioa.
Five msmbsrs OF che Beard os Pub-
lic Works, shs one receiving shs high
sst number of votes 90 hold once Tor
dse sears, the one receiving the nsxs
highsss number Of votes 90 hold Once
for feur yeau, the third highest 70
hold ofgics for ihsee y~svs, the fossth
hishess 20 hold once fSr TOO years, and
the 9TH hishsss to hold o6lee for one
year. ssch 20 serve for soeh period
from the 10, dag Of June, 1905.
The polling plsce for said election
shall be In the rear NJ the Municipal
building on Esss Main and Masonic
streets. The polls shalt open n 9
O'Clock m. and close at rundown OF
sa,d day.
W. ). McDowell. D. A Robertson
and A J. DaCosta are hereby appoint.
ed inspectors aHd F. y Miller clerk
OF said election.
Witness my hand and the zeal OF
.aid City Of Gainesville. Florida, this
9Th day Of March. 1875.
tSEAL.l W. X THOMAS. Mayor.
Attest: J. NJ. DELL. CIN Cievk.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
Result In Doubt.

Rome. March 9.-The vatican au.
thoriiies received throughout the night
dispatches from France regarding the
cabinet crisis In which the pope and
papal secretary was most Interested.
although II was dificult to establish
whether the issue would be- a victory
for the holy see or the Inauguration
Of an even stronger antiCatholic re-
gime in France.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

Columbus. Ga. March S.-Will Flew.
ellen. negro. arraigned before Justice
Lsnnsrd ON the charge Of murder. was
discharged. u was established that
no killed Luclus Marshall. another ne
gro. but the circumstances showed
that he was justlfiable. and Judge
Lennard thought his conviction In the
superior court on the charge OF muir.
Der would be extremely doubtful.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
Three Guilty OF Murder.

jefferson City. Mo. March 9-Harry
Vaughan. Ice Box" Ryan and Chas
Raymond. the conyicts concerned in
the mu,iny at the state penitentiary
here last November. charged with the
killing of a gatenan named John Clay
have been found guilty OF murder in
the first degree This was their sec
Ond trial
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
B A | R D
HARDWARE co.


London. March S.-Harry Simons
and Franklin EveThsrt. AmSicans,
have been arrested her, and were each
remanded in S".". bail On charges
of cons piracy and obtaining large sums
~ money by fraud. The prisoners
were described as stock and share
brokers. and v q a.l,"ed Ia have l..
sue,l forged shares and certificates in
connection with Alaska. Oklahoma.
Cripple Creek and Manitoba Mining
companies.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
MASTERS SAIf

Crdeg ana Is virtue ~ a decree ~ force 90
ure OF uortga 20 made and rendered 90 the
9TH dly Of February. \ u las ~ the Honor.
abe J. + wills Jude circuit Court Eighth
IdicL4. Circuit 90 Flor.tL, 20 nd 'or A.ach4A
comfy. IN rhsnccrv. Wherein T. HAyus>-
worth y conf alnalt and h 4 Mrtra B u
McCtly. 7 McCray md Mile NcCrhy ,re
defend nts. ArA Shrrciu I NAs appointed =
spec lA. Ma>Isr - n - -" ~ the property
there described The underSisned ~Tecii.
Master vi. srI 40 puulr OItcr> before the
court house door N the ciis oi Calne>yillc. 10
AlarhIa county Florida. on MondAs the snd
day oi Auril \ u les. between the .egai
hours ~ sac the sane Oe nS exa. sale day To
the hig hest sol best bidder therefor thc 'o..
loWi M Described properly towit
The Southeast quarter tt-il ~ thr south
east quarter 10 and the south rA.t Dl-si ~
tie Northeast puarter tl-Il ni the southeast
lIarter u-p ~ section Ezht - ToUr>h.U
tlxht t-l RanSC Nineteen ~ south ard East
IL AAchIa county state ~ f.or.da 81 q prOg-
ertS to ne sold o, the trOgcr:i ~ the ,Aid X
q McCray. Is u AcCray, 7. J McCray and
Mile McCray 10 satisfy md IaS - 3 decree
Terms cash.
Th., s-,h d. Febrlagy \ ID l-s
UEO " SCOF1ELO
>uec.A. Master L CL4acerY.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

0em ~ ssaiIan nanheV Was Being
Ne.a feg a Namsos,.

OUW ~ s9nuoW DoNH0g woo DDtH8
Ne.d ser Q Ransorn.
New York. March S.--Antonio Boz
gua1a. the l4-yeaP-O.i boy VINO was kid
naped last Sunday and held for $50.
GO ransom has returned alone to his
home. He had escaped from his cap
e0rs no saia. by stealing out OF o
room above o saloon In Ftfsy-ntnth
street while one Of his captors. Who
had been teft aioue 20 guard him.
turned his hack for q momeat-
Tha boy told Aow he was &rrorised
into writing O setter 10 his father.
John Dosxaaa. an Kasa BsAe banker. In
6pgmin9 him that s9e.009 must be paid
end that R tho police were Informed
his ikss wosia ~ taken- He was In
awcea % entsr che saloon BY two Ital-
ians Who told him they wished him 70
% ssams sntsrprssiag is Ensiish. which
thsy asa noe speak
TAkeA % the upstairs room. he says.
hs wae ss arst bound and Q handker'
ehssf was sUgced into his mouth. Three
men wearing blaeh masks then enter
"a ths Fooo. Oee q them, the boy
sni1. pessssd Q ssvoavsr against his
hsaA anA eu0manAed hin 30 write the
leetss % his fathse. After this cpl
ssas. sespraang 10 ths boy's story. he
vas treated kindly.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
A Lively TuSsle

With that old enemy % the race
constipation. often ends IN append.
citis To avoid all serious trouble with
stomach. liver and bowels take DR..
King's New Life Pills. They perfectly
r-gulate these organs. without pain or
discomfort. 25c at all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
CITY Directory For Sale

We have Q number OF copies Of
Burtx' City Directory for sale at The
Sun Office. IL 10 q handy reference
book for business and professional
men, Civ .ng the names OF residents.
with street and number. Price Red uc.
ed TO OIL
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

81 have been soasring for the psss
fsw yssss wi,h severe attack Of rheu-
maiism and found that Ballard's snow
Linimens was the osly thing that gave
me sstisfaesion and tended to alleviate
my pains. March -. O2 John G.
DrGsan. Kinsman. III. 25c. bOs and
Sl Sold By W. n. Johason.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
Rome Man Killed in Louisiana.

Rome. Ga. March S.-News has
reached the city of the killing OF 4.
n. Sparks BY a train in a small town
In Louisiana. The particulars ot his
death are not known here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

upon which they were sitting and
knocked II about two feet cpt Of posi-
tion and baftefed the buiiet dat iron,
the coneussion. and dfopped to the
Iionr The ban Ssss rom ste ems
rifie SO. sss ii eT. ,lne III young
ladies became very neEEotls hen
they found how narrpW had been
their escape from being killed from. q
stray shot Of the hunter. who had un-
thoughtedly aimed at some birds in
the direction of the, house without
counting upon the distance and dan.
ger TO life by his careless act
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
3 eIRLs Ae DAY LARoRERs.

Men Are Scarce. SO They Harvest
Corn on Their Nunda Farm.
NuNDA, N. Y, Sept. 10. ~ Cora
Bowling, Smith College graduate,
was working as day laborer last
week, picking corn on her farm, four
miles from here. Miss Bowling return
ed few days ago from the Thousand
Islands and found that her crop OF
corn was ripe, but that workingmen
were scarce.
lets go and help" she said to her
two sisters. The three women put
on straw hats and gloves and the work
began:
"At first it was great fun" said Miss
Bowling. at seemed like getting back
to nature. But after while it got
to be mighty hard work. We didn't
want to give up. however, and now !
am glad we did not, for L don't mind it
nearly so much"
While they worked the three girls
kept up with the men they had hired.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
Marrow Escape.

About S O'Clock on Tuesday after
noon, September 5, Misses Ida and
Jane Ingram, of Homestead, Pa, while
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles wi1fong, Of opekiska, had a
narrow escape. They were in an up
per room with other members of the
family, when strang bullet from a
huntsman gun suddenly crushed
through the side OF the wall, making
a hole half the size Of a mans hand,
merely missing Miss Jane Migrants
head as she bent forward for a shoe
under the edge of the bed. The crash
Of the bullet badly frightened the
young people, as part we're sitting on
the foot of the bed aud others about
them. Their fright was all the more
increased, however, when the force Of
the bullet struck post of iron bed