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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
WILLIAMS kidney PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneysi
Have YOU overworked your nervous sys-
tenn and caused trouble with your kid
news and bladderf Have you pains in
loins. side, back, goins and bladder
Have you habby appearance of the
face especially under the cyesi Too
frequent desire 10 pass urinef II
81, Williams Kidney Pills viii cure You.
Sample free BY mail soc. Williams
Mig. Co., proprietors, Cleveland Ohio.
Sold BY G. H. Kendrick & Go.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
II. W. STAFFORD A CANDIDATE.
Rutland Man Seeks Position on State
Railroad Commission.

Rutland, Oct H. Henry W Spatford
of this city has announced bis candi.
dacy for member on the board II state
railroad commissioners, vice HI S. Bling
ham OF Bennington, whose term ex-
pires this year. Mr.. Spatford has had
a forty-fye years career in railroading
on the old Bennington & Rutland rail.
road. He began as station agent and
WAS general freight and passenger agent
when the road passed into the hands Of
the Rutland railroad company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
KILLED ELEVEN.


Victoria, b. c Oct III. Fresh out
breaks Of boxers are reported in North
China in districts west Of Pekin, ac-
cording To mail adviccs received here.
Mr.. Stephenson, missionary at Tsouin-
psieu, Sophingchua, writes that boxers
nave been drilling in the hills near there
Tor months, and recently attacked Tsou
incen
The bakers rushed into the city shout
ing Nil the foreigners" The foreign
community, two missionaries and four
women, escaped to the magistrate's ya-
men. a German army lieutenant. tray
cling ia the district, put himself al
the head Of the yalnen soldiery, OF
whom 10 had rifles, as we'll AZ ne and
MS servant The lieutenant and his
small band went TO temple in the
early morning, and there we're attacked
by the boxers, Of whom II were killed
and many wounded and AZ taken pris-
oners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO.
One Man Burned to Death by Melton
Metal.

Chicago Oct. 1.-two men are dead
and i've Others injured as the result Of
an explosion Of blast furnace in the
plant Of the Illinois Steel Company in
South Chicago last night.
One of the men was burned 70 death
instantly by the motion metal, and the
other died in the hospital early today
An Of the injured will recover. The
cause Of the explosion has not yet been
determined
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
Chorus Gill Killed.

Chicago, H., Oct, IL Miss Florence
Mcdonald. 26 years old, member Of
the chorus in the Blue Moon company,
now playing at downtown theatre, was
killed early yesterday by falling out OF
a fourth story window in the Windsor
Clifton hotel She was sitting on the
window sill and lost her balance Miss
Mcdonald was known on the stage as
Florence Raymond. Her home was in
Brooklyn, \. y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
co-EDUcATIoN is DOOMED.
Aim Is to Build UP Two Affiliated Uni
veYsities.

Chicago, III, Oct. -Co-education at
the university Of Chicago has been abol-
ished. Its official death warrant has
been signed by the faculty and hence
forth as fast as the plans can be ma
tued the men and women are to be
gradually separated until complete seq
regation has ultimately been secured
The final aim is to build up two affili-
ated universities, one for women, the
other for men.
University life here needs to be more
secluded and freer nom the publicity
which is now its greatest falling de-
clared Dean MacChntock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
NEW YORK EXCURSION.
Second of Season Over Central Vermont
Will Be Run October az.

Tho Central Vermont railways Sec
ond fall excursion to New York viii be
run Monday, October ~, by rail 70
New London and from there by steamer
Chester w Chaplin to New York. The
fare for the round trip viii be $500
from Nilliamstown, South Barre, Barre
and Montpelier and all points along the
line. Train leaves Barre At 1855 a. m.
Tickets good returning until October
2gth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
JUDGES HOUSE DYNAMIrEp.
Attempt to Assassinate M. Yoder, Che
halls, Wash, Attorney.

Chehaiis, Wash, Oct. An attempt
70 assassinate Judge n. yoder, we'll
known attorney. BY blowing bis house
up with dynamite, was made Tuesday
night. Although painfully bruised,
neither the Judge nor his wife received
any other serious injury. The lawyer
received several threatening letters dur
ing the trial OF a divorce case, but no
attention was paid to them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
TO CLOSE .AcKING HOUSE.
Building Commissioner Learns That His
Orders Are Not 0beyed.

Chicago, Oct. IL. Building Commits
siouer Bartzen yesterday ordered the
police TO close all buildings AZ the pack
ing plant of Nelson, Morris & Co. found
70 be III dangerous condition.
Some time ago the commissioner or
dered that certain changes be made in
fwcnty-tight buildings connected with
the plant, In order To conform to the
building ordinances Yesterday he was
informed that the changes had not been
made,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
SEVERAL HURT,
Overland Limited Cars Are Thrown from
The Track by Broken Rail

Topeka, Kan, Oct. ii-@Sesen persons
were injured seriously and many more
slightly in wreck last night, two miles
east Of AIanwego on the Union Pacific
railroad. -Four ears on the Overland lin
tied, west bound, were thrown from the
track by broken rail, and the wfeckage
was strewn over distance Of quaretr
of mile
The train was late and was running al
high speed The engine, tender, baggage
and mail cars, together with the smoker
did not leave the track. Most Of the
injured are residents Of this state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
WOMAN is SHOT.
a Myseerious Affair at New Bedford
Yesterday.

a Mysserious Affair at New Bedford
Yesterday.
New Bedford, Oct. llsA woman WAa
has uot been identified, aud Who stab
bosnk refuses Y ave The police shy ins
formation, was probably fatally sllos
Early yesterday morning under an oaG
trpc " Tie old Hawthorne street gii
links.
Although 4 man Who heard chs slat
reached the scene within 4 very few
minutes aftefward, the wornan's assaii.
ant had Disappeared and Up q noon
elort e locate him had been unasail-
ing.
The yietin II i Portuguese woman
about 10 years old. She is now ut St
lAske's hospital aud WAS operated ot
Yesterday morning ~ IN vi. n. Swift
Three bullet mounds were found, twt
Her body and ons In her head.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Rutland Railroad Employee Struck by
Low Bridge.

Burlington, Oct It'll Frank G. Ken.
nedy, aged % years. brakeman EN-
ployed on the Rutland railroad, was
instantly killed early yesterday. being
Nit on the head by low bridge be
tween the MiddIebnry and Salisbury sta
tions. A wife and daughter survive.
The body was brought hese for burial.
For four years Mr. Kennedy had been
in the employ Of the road and vas
popular.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
COST siss7l A YEAR.
For 4 Soldiers Care III House at Ben
iington.

Bennington, 0et. Il 1.-The biennial re-
port II the trustees 81 the Vermont
soldiers nome shows that for the two
years ending June 30 last rs inmates
liaYc been added to the membership, and
81 inmates have died. Since the insti-
tution was opened IN May. 1888, 592
veterans have become members Of the
Institution. The per capita cost per
year has bcea $t3s7l The trustees
ask the legislature 70 appropriate s24,-
900 for the coming biennial term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
KILLED BY ROPE.
Russian Terrorists Hanged at Dodz, Pol
and--Strike Is Spreading Fast

IRUasI1EI 1V11UI1SIs lIaEI51u 81 D0ul, VI
and--Strike Is Spreading Fast
Dodz, Poland. Oct. 11.--Fiye terror
ists, sentenced to death BIZ drnmhead
court martial, were hanged yesterday.
The employees Of the street railroads,
The school teachers and the newspaper
employees have joined the men in all
the factories who went on strike Tues
day against trials BY drumhead court
martial.
AZ Bendzin Tuesday five Socialists
were tried by drumbead court martial
and shot for armed resistance to ar
rest,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
SNOW AND COLD.
Record Weather for October in st. Louis;
Heavy Snow Fell at South Bend.

Chicago Oct. ii--Narious points
throughout Ohio report record breaking
cold weather.
II was the coldest October day ever
recorded in ST. Louis, the temperature
being "a degrees.
-Four inches Of snow fell at South
BEND, Ind, today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
MosELEY SAILS FoR AMERICA.
Coming to Complete Arrangements fol
Visit of British Teachers.

Liverpool, Oct. l1.--Alfred AIoseley;
head Of the National educational COM
mission, sailed for New York on the
Baltic yesterday 70 complete arrange.
ments for the visit TO the United States
under bis auspices Of teachers from all
parts OF the United Kingdom
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
Suspect 4 Firebug,

Brattleboro, Oct 1.-THE loss by
fire on the house Of Enoch Larson Of
Centreville, burned Tuesday. win be
$500 The insurance is $500. There
Is 9 suspicion among the townspeople
that a freburg Is at work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
Lnw Rato sunday Excursion.

Tho Central Vermont railway viii run
a low rate excursion Sunday, October
18th, between principal stations. coming
north on paper train leaving White Riv.
81 Junction at 1850 a. M, returning on
evening train leaving ST. Adams at c;2s
=. N.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11
cRoKER's LIBEL SUIT.
He Gets Leave to Serve the London
Magazine"

Dublin, Oct. 1f.--Leaye was granted
yesterday to serve writ out Of the
jurisdiction Of the Dublin courts in the
libel suit which Richard Croker has
brought against the London Magazine
for publishing an article upon New YORK
politics in which Mr.. Cookers methods
are compared with those Of Boss Tweed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11

The strongest fortress ia European
Russia Is Cronstadt. It Is the Russian
naval depot Of the Baltic sca.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11

as far as baby IS concerned, and
get for him instead d cake Of
SPIN SOAP

Useit for his daily bath, and when be
is rinsed off, dry every fold Of his
skin with soft towel. Should any
irritations appear from scaiding or
chatting put on just the least bit Of
SPIN Ointment Cream, and you will
have the satisfaction Of knowing
your baby could not be made cleaner
or more comfortable externally.
SPIN is just as good for the grovn-
ups as it is for the baby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11

s=-.--4.t-
Personally conducted Nine bay Tom io
OLD POINT COMFORT BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON. PHILADELPHIA and
NEW YORK
Leaves Boston saturday. October 27th
at 3 p. M by M * N. 4. Cos palatiai
steamer eOntarior
rate from Boston $500
Covering all expenses
LOW RATE TOURS TO FLORIDA.
leaving Hoatop Sov and ~; Dec 4, II and
70 from New York the following days via
clyde Line Steamers. One way and round
trip reductions TO all points in Florida
Send for itineraries 70
GEORGE e. MARsrERs.
296 Warrington Street. Boston, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-11

The hunting season has opened and
il you are mot posted where 20 90 i
costs YOU money and you get no game
Nyewant TO post YOU where you can OBJ
tain the best groceries the market can
produce, and it costs YOU nothing to
investigate and very little II you buy,
considering the quality and the price
sc ask.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
BIG CORN FARM
One Thousand Acres In One patch
a Short Distance From Murphys'
boro--Fine Crop.

The farm of George Graves, con
sisting Of nearly 1900 acres situated
nine miles southwest of Murphys-
boro, containing over 100 acres
planted with corn, is probably the
largest amount of land planted with
corn in Jackson county The farm is
in charge OF j. b. Clarke of Murphys-
boro, and is tended by fourteen famil-
les residing on it, 1t is considered TO
be che of the best farms in Jackson
county. The land cultivated in corn
averages about Is bushels per acre.
One feature about the farm is that
II is nearly all level land and Is all
cleared with the exception of a few
acres. This will be cleared during
the coming fall.
The land is among the best in the
county for raising alfalfa. II is con
sidered a difficult matter to raise al
falfa from the seed hut the seed was
planted on this farm and so far this
year three crops have been raised
from this land, a fourth crop will be
cut soon This yields about one and
half tons to the acre The farm is
in the Big Muddy river bottom. Muir
physboro Independent
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
Only a Few Petty Offenders Arraigned
Before Judge Ross Yesterday
and Fined.

In the city court yesterday VIII
Evans. ST Locket and Fred White,
arrested by Wallace and Thoman,
were fined 50 and costs or $40 each.
for using their mouths in a disorderty
manner, and were given stay OF
execution on good behavior.
A like offense was committed by
Aug. Band, arrested by Lipe and
BraJley ana he was ta<ed s. ana
costs. $50, which he paid.
Robert A, Myers. arrested by Fitz-
gerald and Hagay wa drunk; 81 ana
costs, $50; paid.
John Banks talked some IN violation
of chap err 59i, was arre.ted by Tho
man and Wallace and fined So and
costs, s775. which he paid.
M C BERT Id was caught gaming
by Ofice.s Casey and ennis. He was
fined $l5 and costs, a total Of $lS.70
which stands against him.
Richard Pomar and Geo. Thomae
were arrested by Casey for being vag
rants and we're fined $50 and cost
each. Thomas was sent 10 Jail and
Bomar was given a stay Of execution.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
GIRL LEFT HOME.
SENT FOR BREAD BY MOTHER a
WEEK AGO AND NEVER
RETURNED.
Police Have Found No Trace OF Her
Was Only Twelve Years Old
Mother Objected TO Fast
Company

Mr.. ana Mrs. G. d. French of 9o3
Ohio street. are looking for the miss
ing daughter Of Mrs French, MISS
Nina Boyd The girl is about Il
years old and left home about noon
a week ago yesterday, since which
time she has not been heard from b.
her mother or step,father Al the
time stated she was sent out by her
mother to get some bread and she
never returned nor has any word
been received concerning her. The
police were notified Thursday but
they have found no trace Of her
Mr. French Is a ear inspector for the
Illinois Central At Mounds and has re-
sided In Cairo three years. He mar
ried Mrs. Boyd about six years ago,
He says he can think of no reason
Why the girl should have left home.
as it was not made unpleasant for her
there. She had been going with some
other girls of whom her mother did
not approve and had remained away
once before for two days and nights,
for which she was reproved; but she
had given no reason to expect that she
would leave home in this manner,
The girl is large for her age weigh
ing % pounds she has dark brown
hair. brown ayees and da.k complex
ion. with a round scar on the left side
cf her face Her hair had fallen our
some time ago and have grown again
irregularly says Mr.. French. She wore
white stockings. high-heeled white
slippers. a white blouse waist ana
dress
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
SAMPL|NC CACHE
Government Established Water Samp
ling Station at Mounds to Test
Specimens From Cache.

A station for sampling the water Of
Cache River at Mounds has recently
been established by the United States
Geological Survey Daily samples Of
the river water win be collected at
the Illinois Central pumping station by
Mr.. J. F. Anderson and will be for,
warded 20 the United States Geology
cal Survey for analysis.
This wora is being carried on undar
cooperative agreement between the
United States Geological Survey and
the Illinois Water Survey, together
with the Illinois Geological Survey.
The investigation win include a study
Of the quantity ana quality of surface
and ground waters throughout the
state and the determination of their
fitness fer domestic and industrial pur-
poses. These investigation will show
what water are best adapted for
household or manufacturing ueses and
will Indicate the waters that are badly
contaminated or contain injurious
mineral ingredients The results will
be published by the United States
Geological Survey in a report that will
be distributed free Of charge Pulas.
psi Enterprise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11

The weather yesterday WAS repe'
tition Of what il has been nearly
every day for week past; moderate
ly warm, partly cloudy. with a shower
in the evening. The mercury marked
rs in the morning, rose to SO during
the day and fell to n by p. IN. me
rain fall measured II of an inch.
Yesterday mornings bulletin said:
Showers have occurred in western
Pennsylvania. in the District OF Co
llimbia, in Tennessee, Northern Ala
bama. Southeastern Louisiana, AT
kansas, Eastern Missouri, Illinois. In
diana and Southeastern Minnesota.
Heavy "a hour rainfalls were reported
as follows. Johnsonyille, 2.06 inches :;
Florence, 1870; Washington, d c.
094. M
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
They We're Happy Hogs.

A drove Of sixly-hye fine porkers
made their bow to the city hall yes
terday afternoon. They had come
over from Kentucky and were beina
driven mp Commercial avenue 10 The
Bucher-Woodford Packing establish
ment AT the "ci hall' a new wall
Is being laid and the excayated cart
is piled mp along the carb. Rah
dampencd this earth and when tn
hogs reached this, after a laboriou
ramp over the hard pavement In the
warm air they all went to bed bury
ing their noses and as much Of thei
fat bodies as they could in the cool
damp earth. Tho drivers allowe'
them TO ret there a while and the
police at headquarters were not crue'
enough TO deny this momentary hap
piness 10 hogs on their way to
slaughter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
SHOT
Nhile Playing With Shotgun at East
Prairie. Mo-. Brought to Cairo
for Treatment.

A b. Fletcher. a wealthy farmer 1f
East Prairie. Mo, arrived in Cairo n
, O'Clock this morning with two chill
dren who were accidentally shot last
night Nj Fletcher took the wounded
children TO Birds Point on a freight
train and from there came TO Cairo in
a ski. They we're tAken 10 the
Planters. aotel. where Dr. Bonduraat
attended the1n.
The children were GOT srbrlsly in
urea. a hoy three years old WIS
sbDt through the leg and a year and !
half old baby vas sisD IN the abdo-
men
lacy had been playing with their
fathers shotgun before retiring and
net thinking 81 was loaded the boy
pulled the trigger. Mr FLETCHER was
also slightly Injured iu ths lae.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
BODY WAS FOUND
At O'Brien's Landing and May BE
That Of Boy Lost Off Photog.
rapher's House Boat Here.

O. l.. Bartlett. of the hoop facto y
a Mound City. notified The Bulletin
last night that his men near O'Brien
Landing found the body of boy In
the river there ON "Wednesday. Nj.
bartlett made a visit there in his
yacht yesterday and earned the par
ticulars. He says the body was
dressed only in overalls and jumpes
The boys hair was sandy. He seemeG
to be about u years old
The body was found at the foot of
the towhead just above O'Bri ems
Landing, and was barred there Thurs
day after the coroner had held an in
quest There was nothing on the body
to indicate identity.
There is reason to believe hat this
IS the body OF young Hops, who dis
appeared suddenly from the hon
boat on the Mississippi side Of the
city some days ago. The little fellow
IS said 10 have been only eight years
old. but il may not be possible to
gue=s at the age of the boy whose
body was found. from the appearance
Of the body. The general description
of the body answers that of the lost
boy.
Mr. Bartlett says any one going TO
O'Briens Landing can obtain all the
information concerning the body,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
SOLD FAST HORSE.

". II. Stubbledeld Of Oran, Mo.
sold Blackjack, 2:07A 10 C. X G.
Billings. of Chicago. last Wednesday
for $4,000 Blackjack was at the Anna
fair last year and was much admired
by lovers of good horses. AT Liberty
willie this season he was worked out
in 2:05A, making the last half in 59
seconds. less than minute gait. He
will make a two minute PAGER. Black
locks sire is Coocoo and his dam Jen
ME Bryan. The latter is owned by
Jas. K Walton, of this city. who also
owns fun brother to Blackjack,
years old, a very promising colt
Anna Democrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
NOTICE OF FILING AsSE SSMENT
ROLL AND HEARING or OBJ
JECTlONS TO SAME.

state of Illinois. County of Alexan-
der-ss. In the County Court
In the matter of Samuel stats
Taylor & Edwin Parsons. Trustees Of
The Cairo Trust Property. Thomas W.
Halliday. Richard Fitzgerald and
Others
Petition for formation Of a Drain
age District 10 be called Cairo Drain
age District"
Fourth Assessment.
To All Person, Interested
Notice is hereby given that the nm
dersigned Commissioners Of said
Cairo Drainage District have com
plcfed their Fourth ASS ssment as all
thorized by order OF said County Court
IF June 18Th. 1906. ana tina. their re-
pert and Fourth Assessment Roll
showing damage allowed and bone
fits asses ed upon the lands IN said
District affected thereby. were flea
in the office of the CLERK of said
County Court on tho 9TH d8y of AT
gust 4. d. 1906. and that he said Com
mi ssioners have fixed the hour If nine
o'clock a. ". on the 21st day of Az
gust 4. y. 1906. within the August
Term If said Court a. the Court
House in the CITY Of cairo. Illinois.
rs the time and place for the correct
ion Of their said Assessment. at which
time and place said Commissioners
viii appear before said Court and hear
an objections which may be made 20
said Assessment and Assessment Roll
and make such corrections as shall
seem 90 them just end equitable
Dated. Cairo. H.. August 9th. A d.
1906
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
Had 4 Fish Fry.

An imprompm little affair was held
last night at Hanks Bowery on
Eighth street--a fish fry in which a
number Of gentlemen participated.
Mr.. Ed Miller. express messenger who
runs between here and New Orleans
brought up several Red Snapper,
which he turned over to Mr.. GoetteI
TO prepare with eceteras and then in
vited a lot OF his friends TO partake OF
the feast Among those in attendance
were L. A. Rossman, Dan Hartman,
Chas. Feuahter Jr, G. p. Crabtree, Dr..
Morrison. Chas Wenger, Herman c.
Schuh, Harry Dilts and Mr. Kirkpat
rick
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
PREPARING INDICTMENTS.

James iowa. y. ", Aug. l0-E. Fl.
Wright, manager Of the Vacuum on
company, Of Oiean, was The only wit
ness examined today by the Federal
grand jury. which is investigating al
legged violations Of the interstate COM
merce ana anti-rebate laws. The pur.
ors consulted at some length with Dis
tr.ct Attorney Brown. q is under.
stood thar indictments are beiag pre-
pared and thai they viii De returned
tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish TO extend our heart felt
thanks to- the Mound cry C0r-r.
Band. Culver's Egyptian BauJ. al.
The lodg and Re- Armstrong for
tho hearty sympathy and cooperation
PLAYED by them in the time Of our
aEiiet.o Those whO rendered aid
To Us during the sicHess and in con
ducjing the funeral rites If late be-
loved family head. Joseph Steagas.
have orr lasting gTafitude-
MRS. STEAGALA AND FAMILY
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11

The New Orleans Time cDmocfat
says. The big 9wboat Spfaeue ar
rived yesterday from Louisville with
seven boa's and eleven bargas, carr,
ing o total of 100000 bushels of coal
consigned 90 W. C.. Wilmot Capt.
Grove. i'm command of the Spfagne.
said thar the vessel behaved h rsclf
well during De entire trip BE state
that The boat viii go into ~ Unite
States naval Dry dock far repairs. an
q, so.n as she is repaired viii leave
for Louisville towing fifty empty
barge
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-11
TRIED TO BREAK JAIL.

Parkersburg. w. Va. Aug lo-An
un uccossful attemp. was made TODAY
by prisoners i'm the Wood county Jail
{ get their freedom. Ben Craig ana
several other felony prisoners Were
back Of the movement. some one Oh.
the outside pas ej in a cold hi.el and
q hammer and the prisoners had start
ed to Dig their way 'h ouch he wall.
Three bricks had already been re-
moved when they were discovered by
by Jailer Cabllert.