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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03
ALICE ITEMS
By Lee.

Hello kind Ed. and Cors. alter
two weeks absence Ill come
again. /.
Planting corn is the order OF
the day, i
Al scasgs is working for D. W.
Galley.
There will 10 preaching at tho
MUIR School House at III O'Clock
hex, Sunday and Sunday School
In the evening at 8 o'clock. Come
every body,
Mr.. jennings and vito, Jim
Finley and wife wore welcome
visitors at d. W. Bailoys Sunday
Oscar Akeman. Pink Hargei
and Everett Kelley have left 'thi'
part and COMO to tho wild ~ost.
Ehrr Casebeer. and family and
Lille Barley called Al Nr. Case
beers Sunday.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03
LAND FOR SALE.

Farm Of ~ section lying In Dosslas
county y" Ffass house cr0oas VIII
titchsa. 5000 ios barn. ,wp shsals
eors ciib. - acps Ia ssl.Iys,loa. ~.
acres ID nsado~-d o,,a yysis osdAssa
All andsr fsscs aIso oAlsksa Assss.
spring house and S.Asr -. baIlaIssa,
Psiss 800 - ier inrib.v psf.ssrissa IN
" vrss M <ssvscs N II !g sasI /.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03

Laura Rogers 10 staying at
b toy Bsrns'.
1t will not be long TIL Cor.
day. wo uld Be glad 10 DO With
oil the Cors. and Ed. once more
There will DO . basket dinner
al Rock SpriDgs 2ud.. Sunday in
Nay. Gone everybody and
bring yeur baskets welt flied.
I wonder why oil the Cov's.
don't write ! guess the they hsve
bess busy like Lac putting out
garden and planting corn.
Well as news is scarce III ring
"a and II this ,sscspcs the W. y
aud lands 10 tho CRRssEfi'll como
lssair. Bye.bys 10 I'll.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03

81 Z. =; III ~ 3 y y. n = II
lwilAste sol - - al
sssasl y ~ - ssl ~.sl
= - osssa ~ Nh sppss)
49, ~ ILvsr Il go -.
$3.50 = sskelar = - ~
1901 wAo rod shls viii writs|
e - sless shsir Sunday sslsol. !
fl1sr; Whas - pesvsa ~
- nssAeds q ssssrisg ) rsgsaas1
aslssdssss and = sstssl live H.
tsssss b ~ Sunday School.
s1oOND: Dan ~ istsrsss b
srsatsd and naiata,ssd among The
shildrss when The parents srs very
iadi6srsat IN thsir attsndancs.
THIRD: Have you found Il
good policy for sAs interest o. The
school. 70 eontinas II rsgalsrly
through the winter, or do yos
ind It best to close the seheol for
the cold weather.
FOURTH; Has youv school
tried to furnish amusemsn,s for
the young people 10 the way Of
entertainments and Il 90 were they
= suocsss'
By entertainments I mssa
special programs for Easter, Child.
rsns Day, Independence Day,
Bible Day, Missionary Day. Dsci-
sion Day, Rally Day, Temperance
Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas srd
New Year.
The David Z. Cook Pub. CO.
Elsia III. furnish helps to prspar.
programs for these entertainments
that are cheap enough to bs viii
10 the reach Of oil.
FIFTH: How do you sscur,
money to furnish supplies for .b,
Sssdsy SCHOOL, By . penny CON.
tr'bution each Sunday from oil tb
scholars, or . general colleetio,
when money 10 needed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03
HOUSE Moving


II you want your house moved
from one place to another; quick
o Id good: all OIL,
H. A. ARR,
Phlegeton, No,
Who has had years Of experience and
who can not be surpassed for complete
ness.
For reference, Mr.. Frank Nsukirk
and the Ed. Of CREssET. Also hs will
do your Stone work. building found
lions, II. A. CARR.
phlesstos Ne
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03
The SUMMER Is Here.

Cheer my boys cheer 0 cheer
Don't you sec that summer is hersY
Hear the birds singing IN the trees
Hear the songs Of cumming bees;
The bees so busy extracting flowers
To lay 10 store for winter hours
While bird 90 busy building her nest
To ralac her babies like all the rest
Ueto God they sing their songs
In sweet voices Of hymns Of praise
God IL God this 10 why they sing
The praises Of their Lord and king
And now dear boys you should DO
Full Of enterprise like bird and bee
PI.wing and planting With good grace
To eat bread by the sweat Of thy face,
This commsnd to Adam was given
When he WAS ont Of the garden driven
This 10 what God TO Adam said
In tho sweat CT thy lace shalt thou eat bread
God commanded them to refrain
And rot touch the fruit tha, would give them pals;
But the serpent came withs pack Of lies
Conveyed them to Eve on this wise
Has God said 70 should not cat
OF al the fruit tic 90 sweet
OF every tree Va may freely cat
Said Eve ID reply 10 the devil
Except the tree 10 midst the garden
The tree, OF knowledge Of good and evil
But dear boys they trausgrsssed
And God found them in Sin
And since that time o. II 10
Death passed on I'll men;
But o dear boys while you wrsstle
With brer thorn and stone
Remember boys Jesus said ~
Man shall NOT live BY bread alone
Nov dear boys you may labor hard
But do no wrong your progress to retard
Always do RICH. never do wrong
May This good words even be your song
Be not slo.h.ul no never in business !
Bu, pillow ia faith quiesude and peacs
Labor ever believing in God
That is able 10 give you the increase
To she boys II JAHyiie this is given
Boys Jesus is pleading ior you il heaven
Repent believe IL Christ the solid stone
And remember what jesus sid
Mar shall not live BY hssad al4ae
ssss Il. stI5s- i aS ss sa II r. phv..<
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t,rbea spa depsi,ed Il ~ vsata !, u
eorsnitv ~ I a.6des ~. ~. !,
viii recover n ! akort par;od "a
| s,suns ~ natiye bsoya,cv - Il,
shock which il has sxperi,no.d,
How ancertain i hsnaa III!
There /, but I breath 81 air ana (
HEAT q ! heart h,tvixs th;a World
and The next. II the hrisi interval
81 paiAful and awful su,pense
while We fssl that 4 cath /, preeent
with ~. W are powerlsss and -
oil powerful The last faint
pulsation here is hut the opening
door Of endless ioys hereafter. Il II
Christ. II the midsl Of tho
stunning calamity about 10 fbeisll
| 10. when death 10 il the family
circle. add some loved oss 10 about
Ito b taken from us ~ feel Z, Il
earth had no 90 pensstiag good
to mitigate The severity OF our
less. But W forget that there Is
no grief wi.hou. some bsas 6ccsnt
provisions 10 soften its intsn sites
Thus in tho presence Of death ,here
Ii, also a oonsolatiop for tho
; Christian. Has the III. been
stormy, There is nov rest; res.
for tho troubled hear. and .h.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03

~ zf, "a X - ~ ~ ~ fik,s.
ens 1snallsa Mon.
slsss ~ A 4 lfalsk I 49,
sseslvsa lssssss lren - = -
sssssiss q il,sseuti hssidss sAess
coming tfss III. Iad. Okla Cole.
New York asd eyes Caaaaa, u.
suiriss abest chsap iasns 8 ihs
osarks. y
Aarag The sasstieaa asksd +
regard 70 this essairy sss q ~
ilrst 10 alsays aboss orr saaday
schools, and ! an ssxioas y b
able 10 give accurate reliable ID.
formation, - to the ssmbsr 81
saoday Schools and their saeesss,
Mics Ansis Hs1Aith 4
Fowler ke
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03
~ Innazss q -! % 81
vliss d Min lyItls nv lfssnln.
ysthsr Mother Sisters Brothars Isativss and frisuds
whs, h timer asksd = assis - nas Of sasss
Weary and ~sr. nd vhi,a viii hsau hahn.
.1fins Il shs ways q life 'hs aid r
Oh tell he yoang. is fair Ne gay. weave n vail

Such reneotloNe OF Que VINO WIUto Ao1e Snan
century ago But how different in lsasth ho~ snsquA N
strength i this warp CT life thus allotted BY ovdsncs y
the sh,dren Of msn To 10 but dseting mcnensi
"a others mark the passing Of hundred year, ~ some
c.ses the life and death Of the infant separated by ents
single breath while in Others the span between the two
often marked by busy frutula useful lite Of our sco
years Bat these extremes BY no means measure n
tha average duration or strength this warp Of huaa s
Almost "a different ara the number Of the chill
dren Of the human. family.
Tint al die lat Or fact Beyond
dsnutaop Just when each must die question no human
intelligence can This great problem s one wisely fe
rv.d for solution him alone by whose generosity We were
narmtt.d to be born ard by whose srancs We are per-
mitted to live;
A. best however life 10 unsubstantial thing. Ihs
very fact of the uncertainty OF its tenure
awe IA to this The peopsd cemeteries Of departed
wber. lie the seeches generations OF the dead reminds "
ara hut upon tho age Of e and that soon '" o
80. v Mace TO the unborn generation, and take mp onr
bode also IN the oomy chambers o! the sientey 1o0sy
We NAV with the living few seek the acclaim OF men,
,r names may e.d the roster OF that mgnsest :"
number Of oil armes-that of the dead Of a past ages i
ineousnt perhaps these thoughts impressed upon w.
Absorted az we are With duties public and private "s
MT proue C nsder questions her than those wncn
n tho present and which only our temporal "oss
pux frequsntly-our attention 10 srFsse'
halt is called it has been ia the casa unds
nv the great director Of the universe. young soy "u
beloved doughter and dear friend ana tsaOn'
chborbood in the very morning Of her sxtancs a. soOn
with whit seem to be bright and bsckosng future ia
rom;.. u Of reward before her suddenly stricken 'o
bv ,he grim monster DEATH The bel has been rung sos ea
and tho ,;ptt q lite foil Of hope full OF PROMISE nas
suddenly been .xugud and W her associates 400 '0.'
ones gather .bos. speak words Of ''0''
aha love and those who loved her, and place npon nor
hr he bcnedcsns hearts Of her late rssds ana 've'
Ones We are glad this testimonial 70 record '''
.. Mss Mvr,ls Nav Freeman has left behind hsr are
w ., n,.yritv Of individual worth Of which her a.
"a s a. also her father and mother may DO proua
N. has left stainless. character reputation "''ooa SCAT
rhi indeed is to her any ono ." enduring
r, worth But although this Is oil so. 10 destined 'oa' '''
hould fa,l IN the prime Of life: yes even
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aAistinn p PIT upee = Il W
me- TIE darkness. saiAh ~ ksssI
man pIsvsso II sosc y -
[the npfines y ne vasaf a. ssle = = i
Experidnos = csesn hlsssf, uas'
Wnessso V''y - ~ - 3
lean - learn 70 seNeF ana =
strong, Chsraetsf n ~ hieneas
torms - gained ~ tflAl ana uaaae
perfect thfcASn suusrSns- Avsn
from the deepest sorrow sns -
test and thoughttM NINA WI ~
gather risnsr love IMAM p'essofe
svsr yielded.
.,st 10 think it rot unkind
whan afilctions bsfail %; It ~ 81
for the best that they afs SAINT
God calls thoss whom ne lovsth,
land Why should no not claim
his own jewels to shine in ri,
house, though our own house Of
body bs made drsarys 1t may
seam hard under sucn cifcnm
stances to say that 1t 10 IAN io'
the best. The human nsart Il
proue to give over to grief ant
lamentations; but walt, soon
when ike Inc tired pilgrim yol
! may fall sick and weary. tot
Will take you homo to REFUGEE II
nnding friends who had departed
from whom you, and have oeei
|, separated TOR years. Then nov
true Will DO the saying that u
was all tor the best!
Sad accidents and . state Q
affiiction are = school OF virtue
1t reduces our spirits to svbsrnes
and submission, our counsel
to moderation; 1t corraets GU
error. God, who governs tn
world in mercy and wisdom, neve
would have suffered the vlrtuou
ones t" endure SO many zee
Affections did he not intend TIM
they should oe the seminary u
comfort, the nursery OF virtue
the exercise OF wisdom, and tn
trial OF patience. the venturinl
for q crow" ard the gate OF glory
Much OF the most useful worl
done by men and women has bse'
done amidst aftlictipns-soms
time az relief from it, sometime
Ia.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03
TANNING

Tanning done is JAH.vil's ~.
the colony people. All kinds Of
father v.ds 4
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-03

Like A. tho dauask rose you Sec
Like A. ,ho blossom on tho tree;
Like a. the leafy flower In NAV.
like n. the morning Of the day.
Like As tho sun: like ~ the shade
Like as the COURT which Jonah had
Fen such is man. whose thread ia spun;
Drawn GU, and cut, and 8" It's done.
With us the rose. the blossom blasts
The a,wers iades; The morning wastes;
The snu il set; tho shadows hy.
The ucard's consumed, and mo''aia die'
James Gearhart.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
Prisoner Heavily Guarded.

Chester r. Gillette was brought tn the
court house today from the jail guarded
by "a score of heavily armed deputy
sleriTs. Reports were current during
the night that an attempt might be
made o. lynch Gillette Since the read
ing OF Grace Browns pIalnJ-ve letters
Jo Gillette to save her from dishonor the
feeling against ta- prisoner is bitter
Grace Greenwood. "a waitress az the
Alta ClIn Cottage. at Tupper Lake,
where Gulet.a stopped with Grace
Brown ou July ln, the night before the
girl was drowned. said the girl was ln
ly-t-rical condition while at supper.
Gillette roughly advised her 10 eat
something but she replied she could
not. The next morning at breakfast
Miss Greenwood said, the girl was
much depressed
Gillette left the table" said Miss
GreeuW 0od. ''and Miss Brown came over
% me. and throwing her arms around
my neck began 10 cry. She did not tel
me what her trouble was ault when Miss
Brown saw Gillette enter the room
again she turned Ind went Out on the
porch
Miss Greenwood said that G illette and
Miss Brown left letter for Big Moose
Lake. where the tra5-dy OccU rTed that
evening.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
DEATH RECORD.

Charles Barker, So years, 40 Aracostia
Road. II. g.
Augustus Brown. 81 years. S31 O street
northwest
John McLaUy. Is years. Government
Hospital for Insane.
Preston Dudley, - years, SIS II street
southwest
John West. GS years. United States
Soldiers Home. District OF Columbia
Mary j. Murphy, 81 years, l231 Thirty
second street northwest,
Marcus HOWlaud. 81 years. George
Washington University Hospital.
John H. Bryant. 63 years, Providence
Joseph Atkins. Sc years. Providence
William Dyson. 20 years. Emergency
Hospital
Alberta Grice. % years, 40 V street
Lillian burnett, % years, I4g8 D street
Indiana Vincent. 26 years. Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Annie Hamlet, Is years, HOP Fourth
street northwest.
Robert Y Freeman. 3 years, 6l7 Thir-
teenth street northwest.
Watson Mills. p years, Providence
Hospital.
Clarence RawIs, p years, 47 o street
northwest.
LuIsa Moncheur Is years. 1T9 II
sire northwest.
Wilmer o. Thomas. I year, 231 Harrt-
son street. Anacostia, d. =.
Maria d. Mitchell, 70 years, 81 Six
teenth street northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21

CHICAGO. Nov. PA written threat
directed aC United States Senator Ben
jamin r. TlIlman, in which it was an
nounced he would De shot on the ros-
trum Of Orchestra Hail, if he persisted
in giving the lecture scheduled for next
Tuesday night for the benefit of the
Chicago Union Hospital, was placed in
Chief Collins hands today
The chief Immediately notified the Fed
craI authorities and an investigation
was begun.
The threat was written Oh a postal
card, sigred by a. II. Homes.
No such person can be found and
the police are at a loss TO understand
who could have written the missive.
The communication was written on a
common oae-Cent postal card. and was
posted at II o'clock st night.
An attempt u disguise the writing
was evidently made as the formation
of the letters changes in different 2Or-
tons of the note.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
PLUNGE N STREAM
GOING TO WEDDING
Couple, DrenChed to Skin,
Married After Thrilling
Experience.

PADUCAH, Ky, Nov IL Standing
with garments drenched, after a battle
with IA swollen stream in a two-horse
wagon. Ben Benscoier and Dora Fox.
aged tweaty-one and eighteen, were
married. The cOuP>- started from their
home. near Creal Springs. H.. in the
wagon. The rains had swollen creeks
over the hanks and bridge over which
the couple expected 10 cross was washed
away.
The team plunged into the rushing
stream, the girl clinging 10 the bed
of the wagon. and Benscoler flung him
self az the horses.
Ry desperate efforts he managed
to guide them down stream until benz
threw them ashore.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
CHILD OF THREE YEARS
GETS TERN IN PRISON

GENEVA. Nov. I.-Great excitement
was caused all over Switzerland when
the news got abroad that the criminal
Judge al Wenfelden. in the canton OF
Thurgoyia, had sentenced a child Of
three years 20 three and half months
Imprisonment
The child. while passing a toy shop.
was attracted by some toys dangling In
front of the entrance and took two OF
them home he said I'm the court, FOR
his little sister. who had NO toys.
The child is SO small that he had 70
be carried into the courtroom. and after
ha was sentenced. "a bulky policeman
took him screaming to the jail
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
FINE STONE ROAD LOST
IN DISTRICT OF OHIO

CLEVELAND, Nov "A road for
which the county paid So,l854S. between
the Wooster pike and the c.. L. & W.
railway depot. at SJrungsviue. a mile
and a quarter long, and built only two
years ago. Is lost The road probably
win have 10 be replaced. and the price
Will come out of the taxpayers.
County Engineer Lea has explained in
q report 10 the county commissioners
how the mysterious disappearance took
place. He b!ames ii ON carelessuess and
negligence in the handling Of county
Jobs. The road was partly macadamiZ-
ed and then was neglected. Rain wash
ed dirt on the top of the thOrOughfare.
weeds grew up and now no vestige of
the highway remains.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
Kill il1nlan
At Lecture
Chicago Plot
Threat Written on Postal
Card Mailed Chief
of Police.

The Hon. Ben Tillman will not
speak. Ii he does, he will be
shot by mulattO who will 90 in
the hall unattended.
4. I. HOMES.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
Special Notices.

HAVING THIS DAY purchased the
business at 1911 + st NV. known as
SJaIeys CAFE. / desire TO announce TO
INV friends and former patrons that /
viii give the business my personal at
teution with increased facilities and bet
ter service. !. SARGEANT. Jr. form
erly Dairy Lunch" 5G 18th st NV. Il
WILL THE GENTLEMAN who saw
elderly gentleman struck by beer keg.
cor 18th and y Y. ave on Thursday.
10Th inst, about noon. kindly cCmmuni-
cate with n BOSLER, 125 18th st nv. II
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF the National Cooperative Realty Co.
viii be held at 4,30 p NJ. on DECEM-
BER 22d. 1906 at Room 403. I410 II ST. NV
DAVID T. THOMPSON. Secretary. II
INGROWING NAILS AND SORE FEET
Instantly relieved. d.. White, Chirop-
odist. Ill Pa. ave. Hours s TO Z, Sunday,
8 TO 2 Phone n 453- Established 1851
OC30-1lt
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
NEW YORK MEAT PACKERS
MUST CLOSE ON SUNDAY

Secretary Wilson. of the Agricultural
Department. has sent a notice 10 IN
meat packers IN New York city that
unless they observe the State law ami
close their esta blishments on Sundf y
they will be denied Federal inspection
Of their products The regulations Of
the department require owners or man
ayers Of establishments which come
under Federal jurisdiction in the matter
Of meat inspection, 10 observe strictly
all state laws
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
ROCK ISLAND TRAIN
LOST IN COLORADO
Two Hundred Passengers
May Be Starving-Wires
Kept Hot.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Nov. H.
Colorado. a Rock Island train is lost
and the passengers may be suffering
for want Of food Since midnight Mon
day, the wires between here and Good
lad, Kan, have been kept hot In an
efoTt 10 locate the train. but Rock
Island officials have no knowledge Of
its wherea bouts
The train Is No. fl. limited. and was
due In Colorado Springs from Chicago
al $40 Monday night. The number Of
passengers on board approximate 2OO-
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
GOES BACK TO NEW Y0nK
TO FACE SERIOUS CHARGE

Henry J. DePoilly, who is wanted in
New York TO answer "a serious 'arge,
made against him by his sister-in-law,
viii be returned To that State by the
District authorities
DePonly. who is being sued by his
wife for divorce in this Jurisdiction. was
indicted in New York for an offense
committed some time before he came
TO Washington. in August, 1905.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
Died.

MURRAY-On Tuesday evening. November %.
1905, al his home 1l10 1 street southeast
JOHN A. MURRAY aged sixty-Jhree years.
He was born In Washington. u. c. on
September 20. 1913. dis education was re-
ceived In the Washington public schools. BY
occupation a painter, he was well liked
among his fellOw-wOTkmen. He is sur
vlyed by five children, two sons, John and
Harry, and three daughters. Mrs Gertrude
tugiJt, Mrs. Hattie Grinder, and Minnie
Esther Murray.
WILSON-On Tuesday afternoon. November
20. 1900, al his residence. PA Eighth street
southeast, SAMUEL a. WILSON, III the
seventy-second year OF his age.
He was born in Ireland and came to
Washington when very young For many
years he was connected with the Police
Department and served for fifteen years as
the agent OF the Humane Society. After
he LETT there he was detailed at ths House
or Detention for three years before he was
retired short time ago. Mr.. Wilson was
always interested in T-aternal afJaiTs, and
was an enthusiastic member OF Columbia.
Lodge. No. 3. Free and Accepted AIasons
He was veteran or the Civil War and
belonged 10 the Grand Army He is sur
yived 10y widow and two daughters, Anna
and Mrs Julia W. EaTnshaW-
CROMPTON-On Tuesday. November 90. 1905
at L:G5 a. m. LOUISE CROMPTON tnee
perkins,. the beloved wife OF Harry cromp-
= was a native Of this city. the daughter
and Mrs Daniel y. Perkins. She
Arried about eleven years ago To
a.ompton, messenger In the Agrt-
department. by whom she IS sur
\ Is also survived by two chill
ar parents. She was thirty-eig ght
Dn November %, 1906, at the
Fishingtou Hospital. MARCUS
aged siXty-six years.
land. who lived at 1l0S New
- avenue northwest, had been a
the Office OF the Depot Quarter
here for many years. and had been q.
"a OF the National Capital for mauy
He had no family.
SMADIG DIGAN-suddenly. Of heart disease and
acute Indigestion. at her home. sos X street
northwest, Tuesday afternoon, November
90 1905. Mrs. ANN MADIGAN, aged sew
enty-four years
she was born in Ireland in lS52 and came
10 Washington ffty-slS years ago year
later she was married 10 Patrick MuTth.
who was employed IN the Patent once.
Some years subsequent TO the death Of Mr.
Mur1h she married John Madigan, a Wash
tnEton shoe dealer, whose death Ia
uented a few years since
Mrs Madigan's maiden name was Ann
Cullen She came 20 Washington 20 live
with her sister. Mrs. NJ Cavanaugh- For
some years she made her home with her
only child Mrs. Winifred Foley. on X street
northwest
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
GILLETTE UNABLE
TO BEAR STRAIN,
BREAKING DOWN
Prosecution Seeks Proof
of Horrible Facts of
Girls Death.

IIERElAIER. y. Y. Nov. 21.-"Ches-
ter r. Gillette murdered Grace Brown
by beating her To death, and when he
tumbled her bruised and bleeding body
into the waters OF Big Moose Lake, he
concealed the revolving evidence OF a
double crime"
That Is the contention of the States
attorney who seeks today by medical
testimony To prove that Grace Brown
and her unborn child were dead before
thrown in the water The State, IL was
learned today, viii endeavor 10 show
that an assault of almost unbeIieva BILE
brutality was made upon the fraiI little
girl in the boat by Chester Gillette.
Body Covered With Bruises.
The girls body was covered with
bruises which she received in her death
struggle with Gillette. who. the prose
cutor alleges. struck her down with a
horn-handled umbrella and then rained
a shower OF heavy blows upon the quiv-
ering body with a tennis racket Grace
Brown was dead. and Gillette remem-
bering the unborn child. drove his boot
heel in the girls body in the frenzy of
his rage.
The result Of the autopsy shows this
revolving attack was made. the State
declares. The day after the crime, a
witness will testify today, Gillette was
seen carrying "a tennis racket in the
woods The tennis racket was found
later buried near ClUmp Of trees