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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-02

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laa anri @uunarsbatter &eisndas %
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les S,be ON sioe i iamme @rau,
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9oreiopeu (Sanssn) for nosle uses
ficen. % bet isr ub. ium bun psioa ita'
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9ritba Saolaimptie bar | l9nssre Tio
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beprins.
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iansiltt til SeRssn iom 6siae al, al
ban unoer ct Nrbeioe li9e peo StuepGg'
gen brQffsbe fin enc Sob.
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iriIt, at ban bar fuuuet iaa fpmme biem,
men CT fremoeleS inal.
Snlopr @ltrbeim er uulte biemtUm'
men ira Ell StipsRoieretIe til Eaumort
Retien, inn paa SiemUsien furetoges
gjeunem Sverige, tp8 en- R~daHeostto,
og furetO9es ! Den Senii9t. at 'Gtte it9
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ipm ban ba rtoatte bape al Heiien, Itul'
be altiaa fomme babe BAN isIu % an'
bre 9arbbru9siHtereSiereb til RDtte.
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tim, Der reiite ira Nmertta ben zoe ato'
oember. Sar bar M nemltQ uGrct ber'
over for al realiiere fine GisnoeIe, us
a9ter ior 6remtiben Of IIaa ia til 8o /
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brastes pad SoIpttalct,
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iruitation, paa &8as SO,et. 6efttus
9ettu9erc 9it pp i SunpreSsr. % 9aIer,
tier um be pUtitilfe BrgOnir9er, og ben
MI trtotrGoenoe 6reo, inmt SfaHl,aler
ior benz, Der uetop ba onr traabt pp paa
Dor p~olittite StUepIobS, oerlsbes mto
Sang, Muiit % Cans % 8eurrtnins.
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10 4ar, ipm bleo gtiie I Sgit, uemlia
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fra 9tebre EelemnrfeH gift HIeo War9res
ia @uuoersbatter 8lntertuu.
Sermeb pniteS mine aisROiu9sr
blanpt "Boiteu"S 2eiere ct gpot Npt'
aar.
Gtiebsr 9aH8eieter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-02
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&riitinnia meIoeS oen lite 9ecbr.
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Sormiobags foranitaItet ct Genou.
itrationstog giennem @aoerne. 3
Soget beItog 800 a 1000 borne
Wanb. Spran S08en bares en- ia.
nc meb fslgeuSe Snoifrift: "Sfai
os IrbeiSe til 9re6. 8i fan life ben.
te Irngere. Suimoer al 8ern uiI %
al Sult~. en- Geputatiou tit Sore.
treble for Observation-Disclosures, iom
lobeOe, at SenoenOelieu ifutbe blioe
.fcrelagt Gtortbinget inoreit mu[ig.
Gerefter gift Soget til SIottet bbor
Seputotionen mootoges at aongen.
8 SenpenbeIieu Ill apuger arrmober
arbeiSerne ON SiGlp I 9ssben og Be.
Ser BAN forauIeoige, at Statsmpn.
bisbeSerne ifaifer Dem 4rbeibe. 4on,
gen Iopeoe at sisre, bpdS ban funoe
for at biPlpe benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-02

s &orse suiter hi bueruubre sjerue
tenne Iib en- slebelis Sui % ct epbt
iiltpmmenoe Nptaar; bet iamme mna
ieg sjsre for aQe oerooer, iom pil mob
tase ct iaabant Guite ira
q. g. Sppeganrb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-02
HortaIt | faa Orb.

Cha. CARLETON, Columbia. @po, Tiger.
ban baubs ben uQrite Spitt en- MaHb uoaen.
gang bar bout, ps tarsrsos ben | upsle fac
9ase mea DR.. Warmers White Wine of
Tar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-02
Gipef
Sorupet. - Wsnftre Stoe mtset
mfoiaset.
SiIbsieIie til at iaa apopiefttif
2IastilfaIoe.
Or. STILES 1froine GAP mia
mt git.

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Nislr- R5ara't 3tdb. tRfits cans Asiot tire Ser
p,Re, lem bar aIort SeHHarrs fpr MIG. bor ifT EIr
f5Sn saU5e Tea ntrvPs SoFtfeiis % atisr for irt Aar
hoeH. peG hVtfsn Hglltahss lg D apHbie al bya8sT IT.
GtilcS Rttf0raitpe Rsrpirs. yea vtabts0 nce at
huge bet / itT RasHitst o. bar hseH brugt oEf iciiie1
hsbspis ! be bbts 10 aaE 3t5 tr praftiT TAFT "a M
WaHs pe islsS. al "a q bitpst stoCi ~ " cepatghso.
dgs aI5os isr rfegtt nerpRs HHf1lO a. Uageimsrtrr,
men FseH Bruaen al RsvpiHt iou ies iBiit nRitrH
h~uatiombCit, lee futer. uptu Siaos. Jra 5iep an
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apHbis al bruce d. Witss' Rtfpra.ius RerptRs. Htt
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tor mIns' RtrOu. Sea tr yrrNoeTerbe Wioftf %
rtiir gitRHsn mtar 7ttrittrr "a. 10 90 Wil s9ert
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W asisr aiaHers klistrr us6 SteeR al. Iattsi prTe
3E Bilfs Refera,lot Rsrptue bar leg puHbst Brat
tTpes bette taarot drtetbe. tHottl its M Deter ls5
3aHb. R1teH % SuHh mere eHb hietI / al MIH Eguf'
tic. 5es prxbifsr RctplIs. hppr sec ida gaaE. III alS.
sr liter Of Restisaabso, pierttI fnfr Daoriaasom %
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GhIrh. G0rrsfripaDias Ia.
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mafe al o.. Wtlss' e~6aentoier Sfrtp sftsr 'Et
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-02

Seq sr iammsH meb &irtsianssr gi.
Ter en- @ans huer Naaneb; ri er besse
SurliselesfummisiGrsr Os ba Der bel
bisuis for 8ssbeu er pberit iaa Eager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-02

ciels al en- auumeRue fan JGnoe Rnnnrst msosns Spoeu fpiees. Zen
Sr ba arm, ION Eautugeu psr, bottle atur 900 Rlaos for Tssts 8aanss'
rina uosn at aie ben ct tumct ubNsube Gen bar oernRf Ell aHtomatf Spos
8nbsr (bobbin winderI, Der er id fhtr % paaioehs / fn Sntsn al On
baurtg punbe Spple oil e1re en- umuhstHo.
"Susosnuen" fer apot uo. % er elegant Iddot ne3 9sH'pn til 3renrpetca
fom til Rofinbste. g1a1fnrnS 5pohpte sr net let badaohrHst 9 Bepo6eps
al mbo T icuot Sr&oane paa bette Gmraaos. Get aueroe Ts e al eeofs
BefaTtnbeo % mutt icrarbehet. 9atsrrngeA % noinpfHtHsen sr tHfe &ansS
sptHgtiult Ga ale be bautc 1de Gf GRaEneu r imat potert p9 Ride ptete
ret, bprRe be iaar ct net % imaqfubt ubWsuoe. 8eSuoen brnges Ball Bear
ing III Spine6ulst ps paa besse Soer al SocfbHet O9 RsmItant en- at naar
man TOR Ssht Of WafueH 0S iznsr SUsbast gau8, ou bette sbe runot mrs
co tpue &auae, mebens BET pa aubu GRaftnsr bar tanst NOT mo at gao ire
Gdnqe gurbet r tauet al plbrrst Irr, iampsRiat al Mt forffeRge Gag
bporoeb man bar Oynuost TORE Stprfc % iortinorst an 3rret tan Raa no,
GRaHinens acohpHe CT futpHst mb plated castors. Serosbe Staataeos
bplber 9rtpsfukt o. the treadle plate, bptht gisr at gRaihnen TebetNer M
for almtnbsIia % (fancy) gsm. On usfnug SHtrutiousbos, trt bet npfs
sMr eneelHa Sprog mebfslger" 5er Wafuts
Sea O1erfe til neOeHFaaenOe ~begSeltg HeO|atte Yriier:
Wo "A - Drop Head 8 5tuHer 1000
So IS - Drop Head 7 StaFer INSTRUMENTATION. 2N
30 "a - Drop Head 8 StuHer. Swell Front $500. 2oSo
30 Is - Drop HeaS. Z SuH:E Swell Front. ...... 2to
CoenfUr u0pute gaifnrr fan tbooss G8arr, 9dtnsorr, E3r2@z~s
eIer mabOgni til psbssiaOe Yrtr 3 4abo8Ht CT BreH Pa bsr Taafns
81 so bGsrr. gan tan lite tarh fig en- Oahre &rpuup. sur 9ulD RrStHt
md SO "A e&r IS. Drop Head I DabpsEt % Swell Front, gts s2aoo
% $500.
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go SO. DsO Swell Front nrnss, at stHsrHe % 7rsusrfa sr arist sf
ruahst % tor fs ualmmbeGs s@t uh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-02

8pisier ipiler, Tom bsflenot, en- tor
Rple Jon Rariussmiooel for arbeioere
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
Chester County Determined
to have Good Roads.

Chester Lantern: 1t will be
seen from an official notice that
the various sections of the coun.
,ty are called upon for PROPOSE
tions looking to the macadamiz-
ing of roads, and the best cffer
will get the first road, as is fl.
ting and right. We learn that
people along The York road are
already moving for the road out
to the county line, seven miles
from the city limits. They are
subscribing by $50 and 800 per
mile and some will do better than
that. This permanent road max.
ing is the work of the county
that eclipses all others in import
ance.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15

out and when cold water was
pumped in the explosion follow
ed. w. b. BarfeId, the engineer
and John and Joe Evans, his
brothers.in-law, on visit to him,
were instantly killed. The eight
year old son of Barfieid was also
badly hurt, but may recover.
The bodies were all terribly
mangled. The coroner'S inquest
brought In the usual verdict in
accordance with the facts. The
boiler has completely disappear.
ed and a big hole in the ground
marks the place where {
stood.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
Three Men Killed by Explo-
sion Of Saw Mill Boiler.

Kingstree special in Charleston
Sunday News: A terrible, accident
occurred at the saw mill of W
K. Bryan, two miles from Salters,
about 10 o'clock this morning,
resulting in the death OF three
white men who were literally
torn to pieces by the bursting of
the boiler.
1t is not known what caused
the accident, but it is supposed
that the water in the boiler ran
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
In Self Defence

Major iiamm. editor aud Manager of the
Constitutionalist, Eminence. Ky. when
he was tiercely attacked, four years ago
by Piles bought box of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, of which he says: 1T cured me in
ten days and no trouble since" Quickest
healer of Burns. Sores, Cuts and Wounds
26c at J. F.. Mackey Co, Crawford Bros,
FunGeIburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
J. Fraser Lyon.
Something about the Young
Man who has been Noni-
mated for Attorney GEN
eral.

Columbia State: j. Fraser Lv
on, who Yesterday received the
nomination as the candidate of
the Democratic party for the office
OF attorney general, will be 35
years of age in October. and 10
one of the youngest men whom
the people of the State thus have
honored. He is a native of Alb.
oeville county, having been born
at Verdery, In what is now
Greenwood county. BE comes Of
honorable parentage, his father.
Mr.. j. Fuller Lyon, being a des
cendant of the most promipent
families of Culpepper and Alber.
marie counties in Virginla-the
Ambrose, Powell and Hill fami.
lies being closely related as was
Gen Ambrose p. Hill, Gen. Lees
'cheVailer. The mother of Fraser
Lyon was Miss Peltier of Chapel
Hill, N. c., daughter of ANTHONY
feitler, captain in the French
navy under Napoleon Bonaparte
ana kinsman of the scientist
VINO introduced tn Q use of qui
nine.
Fraser Lyon was prepared for
college by DE-. ID. B. Johnson
now president of Winthrop col
lege, by Prof. j. w. Thompson
OF winthrop, and by other careful
teachers. He graduated from
Wotford college in 1895 and the
loyalty with which his fellow col.
>iege men have supported him In
hrs fight this summer shows that
even in college he made a mark.
ediimpression.
De studied law in the office of
DeBruhl q Lyon and in 1898 was
admitted to the bar. :, His father,
Judge j.. Fuller Lyon, is the
member of the firm above referr.
ed to.
He was referee in bankruptcy
In Abbeville and Greenville
counties for three years befor
his election to the Legislature.
For several years he served as
clerk of the finance committee of
the senate and thus acquainted
himself intimately with publ c
affairs.
His service in the!legislature is
best known because of the fact
that he was member of the
committee which investigated
the affairs of the State dispensary
and showed that institution to be
the prey of grafters. But there
we're other services in the lepls.
lature for which Mr.. Lyon is not
known 80 well. He was member
of the ways and means committee
and showed himself to be a man
Of more than usual discretion.
Mr.. Lyon is said to have one
of the finest law Libraries In tho
upper part Of the StateI He is
steward inthe Methodistc church
and has been representative to
the Pythian grand lodge.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
Cut Off the Heads of her
Children.

Columbus Grove, o., Sept. g.
Mrs. Henry Kippen, wife of a far
mer living near Cloverdale, de-
capitated her two children, the
boy aged 3 and the girl aged 1S
months. Mrs. Kippen then went
to the home of neighbor and
told what she had done. The
boys head is nearly cut off. The
girls head ls completely severed
and was found near the BODY. A
carving knife was used. The wo-
man was recently discharged
from an insane asylum.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
Hog Notes.
BY Shepherd.

anu ulGny ped.
You cannot have good muscu-
lar growth without correspond d.
Ing growth Of bone.
AS long as SOW breeds we'll
she ls preferable to any youp o.
SOW.
Inc SOW to give the best return
should be in fiue condition wbe n
bred, making improvement eac h
day.
when the breeder has succeed
ed in producing a pig good in a II
parts there will be time to add
the fancy.
The best time to determine
what shall be done with the brood
SOW Is when she brings her litter
and while she suckles it.
BE careful about changing the
food of the SOW. 1t is needful that
she have a variety, but in chang
ing be gradual to avoid giving
pigs the scours.
Rye alone does not make a pro-
fitable ration for pigs. The albu.
minold return is too low, being
deficient In bone forming mate
rial.
The breeding boar does not
want TO be made fat, but to have
his bone and muscular develop
ment complete.
1t is the hog that is kept grow
Ing without being glutted with
flch food that makes the money.
The pigs to be cestrated should
be attended to as soon as large
enough to handle. This will pre-
vent set. back in growth and al.
low them to be we'll before wean-
ing.
In starting lot of pigs 1T is
easy to fall into the habit of
giving a certain quantity of food,
and failing to increase as the pi.a
grow.
Every day that a hog is kept
longer than is necessary to fit him
for market increases his cost and
the risk Of total loss.
Ii pigs are to be fattened young.
they must be taught to eat as
early as possible, and by the time
they are four weeks old, they
should be eating regularly.
BY giving the hogs a good va.
riety of food suited to their wants.
we shall reduce the chance of loss
by disease and greatly cheaper
the product.
In the growing of tirst-class
pork, the degree of cleanlin ess
practiced governs the quality of
the product.
Sleep is great element in the
formation of fat, and pig that
has eaten all he can will imme.
diately lay down and sleep. which
aids the process of digestion.
The eye of the practical buyer
readily detects animals that are
not Of condition. The hair is
harsh and rough in appearan ce
and In many instances the ami
mails are infested with vermin.
The success of young sow
with first litter has much TO do
with her future value; conse.
quently it is very important sthet
all of the conditions within the
owners control be made favora-
BILE to her.
1t Is pretty generally accept
ed fact that there is no animal
about the farm that makes a bet.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-03-22

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80 .l- ..'--.--l- --.;-f = IAsttlsis tAl
d.. -. E1.v LII 70, Nrt taking III
j Jl5 hE
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-03-22

--1 N.A-,-' 49, l. prl2. Winners TN
~. We -ltaa- lnc properly CARED tof LIT
= S-'tr.-- :. All"+. A.-lalsnurG " asl
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-03-22

N'.I-'stT q! ~ -S..lC. ~, si.lt-thref d
+t:1 t-,-.- " i-i. y rluaoiia. blic silver Lars
" TLhu'ii-e H.. D"-H+ Winning sUrlIns WI
r:.- IL .T--.- - "-,-. Ill. u - ADDRESS
= 90. II. AIansDurg, WaS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-19
THE CHINESE COMMISSION.
Arrived at Chicago Today-Institu-
lions Are Visited

CHICAGO January 19.-The special train
on the Chicago and Northwestern road bear
ing Tuan Fang and Tai Hun-Tzu, the impe-
rial Chinese commissioners to the United
States, and their retinue arrived in this city
at o'clock today. Members of committee
appointed by Mayor Dunno met the visitors
at the depot and escorted the party, fifty in
they will remain during the three days
which will be spent by them In Chicago.
At II o'clock Col. Duggan, commanding
the Department of the Lakes, called at the
hotel to pay his respects, and hour later
the visitors. who have come to this country
to study political. social and economic ques-
tions, boarded a train at the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul depot and were taken
to visit the county institutions at Dunning
twelve miles from the city. Luncheon was
day was arranged so that the imperial Wis
itors could remain for the greater part of
the day at Dunning, inspecting the county
The return to the city was scheduled for 5
o clock in the afternoon.
The balance of the day as mapped out in
Guided dinner at Hull House, the social
settlement on Halsted street, where dinner
was to be served at $50 o'clock. A study
of the methods of Hull House and the scope
of the work done there Is to occupy the
commissioners until $50 pm, when they
will return to the Auditorium. At oclock
a reception will be given by the visitors to
the Chinese merchants of Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-19
Wills Filed for Probate.

BY the terms of the will of Mrs Harriet
Reamer, dated the 18th of last September
and fled for probate, requests as follows
are made: A gold watch TO her grandson,
Edward L. Blue: $500 to st. Pauls Lutheran
Church, 500 to the Lutheran Home for the
Aged, 800 to sister, Mrs. Florence Kauff-
man. $500 for the purchase of a burial lot
in Rock Creek cemetery. $3.50 for the care
of the same $500 for tombstone. and the
remainder of her estate. IL any. to the
children of her sister. Mrs Emaline Dieh
of Columbus. Ohio. William f. Reamer,
husband of the testatrix, Is named exec
utor.
II give to my wife. Gertrude H. Norris.
all my earthly possessions absolutely and
make her sole executrix." constitutes the
text of the Will OF the late Howard Norris.
dated October r. 1901. and placed on record
today.
The will of Eliza NJ. Simms, dated Sep
TENDER 10. 1902. with codicil dated March
II, 1905, attached. was also filed today with
the register. The estate is left In trust for
the benefit of her daughter and SON, with
directions that upon the death or marriage
of her daughter, the estate be divided
among the legal heirs Of the testatrix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-19
Meriwether Before the Court.
S YEARS FOR EMBEzzLEMENT
Former Bank President Sentenced at
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, January 19.-Henry
Lear, former president of the Doylestown,
Pa, National Bank, which failed several
years ago, was today sentenced by Judge
Mcpherson in the United States district
court to five years Imprisonment in the
Eastern penitentiary for embezzling the
funds of the bank This is the minimum
sentence. An appeal was Immediately taken
to the circuit court of appeals, and Lear
was admitted to bail in the sum of $1,000
pending the determination Of the appeal
Lear was tried three times for the of
Tense. Two of the trials resulted in a dis
agreement of the jury. The third trial.
which was insisted upon by the Department
of Justice at Washington, resulted i'll con-
victfon. Lear was charged with misapply-
ing funds of the bank, amounting to nearly
$50 900. George z. Brock, cashier of the
bank, and brother-in-law of Lear, is await
ing trial for completely in the case.
Lear prior to the failure or the bank was
a leading politician of Bucks county When
the bank closed its doors he was the re-
publican candidate for judge of the county,
but withdrew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-19
All Washington Reads The
Saturday Star.
~ ff5ff
HAMILTON TO HANG.
Mandate of Court Of Appeals Af1rms
Judgment of Lower Tribunal.

The mandate of the Court Of Appeals.
which affirmed the judgment of the trial
court, having been received in Criminal
Court No. 1 today. William w. Hamilton.
colored, was sentenced to be hanged at the
United States jail. this city, the morning
of Friday. February 2 next. between the
hours of 6 o'clock and o'clock.
Hamilton was convicted of murder in the
first degree, the charge being that, June
20, 1904, he caused the death of Mary Eliza
beth Butler, otherwise called Lizzie Ly
man, by choking her, while in house 7o3
Washington court, between 4th and 9th, G
and II streets, where the couple resided.
The defendant pleaded not guilty. but
upon trial was found guilty of murder in
the first degree. His motion in arrest of
judgment was granted because OF legal
error in connection with the furnishing of
list of the names of the jurors and the
governments witnesses to the defendant.
The second trial, however, also resulted in
a verdict of guilty as indicted. The defense
was insanity. An appeal to the Court of
Appeals resulted against Hamilton. He
was under sentence to be hanged the 10th
of last November, but as the appeal was
then pending the execution was postponed.
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Death of John A. Frank q Shock to
His Friends

The death of John A Frank, the sanitary
officer of the police department, came as
surprise and shock to his host of friends in
this city. He was particularly weil-knOwn
In Pythian circles, and had been a hard
and efficient worker in that organization
for many years. Mr.. Frank had been away
from his office by reason Of sickness and
had returned to duty last week At that
time he was still complaining. but thought
he the road to recovery. and that
he would get well. His aflment developed
pneumonia, however, and he lived but
short time after his return to bed.
Members of Rathbone Lodge, knights of
PythiaS. Will have charge of his funeral.
There will not be the usual police detail in
attendance. but many police friends of the
deceased will attend the funeral.
Commenting today upon the death of Mr..
Frank, DR.. William Tindall, secretary to the
Board of Commissioners. expressed deep
sorrow at the sudden end of a man with
whom he had long been associated in the
administration OF local affairs. THE Dis
trict government has lost the services of a
valuable agent by the death of Sanitary Of
ficer Frank" said Dr. Tindail For a gem
Grafton he was charged with the duty of
giving first attention to persons of unbal-
anced minds where the assistance of the
police department was invoked to prevent
inconvenience or danger to the public His
training while in the navy added to his
natural tact and discernment enabled him
to discharge his special duties to the salts
faction of his superior officers and to the
subjects of his care. His personal character
was no less exemplary than was his exec
utive ability and transformations attention
to duty.