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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
THE PEOPLE or lie sTATE on NEw

York. by the grace OF God. free and independent-
TO Clarence B. Bolmer. Estelle Clark. Louise constable
w lillian Erevoort Bomer. Thayer A Bolmer, maurice t.
Bolmer. Daniel G. BOlmer. Paul A Bolnler caroline
Henrietta Johnston. Frederick Courtney Jcnn w Buck
raster Samuel Moran. William Fl Pott Louise Chander
Clara A Cook Caroline l. Courtney. Charles II Courtney
! Harold Courtney Basil Courtney Walter Courtney
L Brown. Frank Higbee George Krank. Charles Doer-
valid Harold Schuck Jacob King, Robert Iced, William
Brosen. John Vail, Annie f. Maher. Adele Marie Mac
Culloush. ANNE Keenan,. benjamin r. Hartman the
younger Anna Gertrude Hartman the younger BENJAMIN
+. Hartman. Anna Gertrude Hartman. Annie Ieae the
Babies Hospital OF the City Of Herbert Barros
the administrators Of the goods. chaels and credits
which were OF Kate W BaTrOws. deceased. ana MARIA
Kennedy send greeting; each YOU are hereby
Surrogate Of the County New at the Surro
gates Court OF said County held County Court House
IN the County o. New York the 18Th Ohreenth day 81
November 1905 nj half O'Clock in the forenoon
OF that day then and there attend judicial settle
Of the account Of Charles Harvey Hartman Manuel
DC Forest BOlmer and Thomas n. Romer the eXecu-
tors OF tho last viii and testament Georgiana Z Hart
under the Of years required %
sPpear by your guardian. N you have
none. appear and apply for appointed. IN
the neglect failure a guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate and
in the procesding-
In testimony whereof. have OF the
Court or the said County be
hereuntO Affixed Witness. Hon Frank r Fitz-
gerald % Surrogates OF cur said
day Of August. the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine Numbered
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Cf the Surr0eates'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
LILY OF LIND Frauds.
: Aenders Verdict against SEN
''f and Er-Representatire.

T - ore. sept. 10 State Senator Frank
- i. Mays Representative wilars 7.
". 'sorse sorenson stand convicted ~
49, oli''ain land fraud case.
= - verdict returned by the jury atl.s5
- .'''ilng was read IN The Fes.,al
sss.s.,s I, opened this morning. finding an
:. fs,r,rs,,.,..S guilty q conspiracy 10 6ef,s,,s
- 4, - on lands "a Connection No. 49,
!. -. - b.Ae Mountain forest reeeTt. ''-e
- q iu-s,s1...es Defendants Immediately 90.
y. saowss 10, ...l 10 move for 2 new trial 49,
~ days e 10 10 50. The trial ,ssre5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
Notice of Summons.
N1EW YORK Supreme COURT. COUNTY

NEW 1Oth SUI OOCINls OOO-Nl L
Of New Yorh.-RObert G. Morris and Henry T. Fay.
partners Morris r. Fay. Panti1s, against Edgar W
haseick Z Fassick. Frederick G. BasslcI Will
IAN n Bassick Minnie A Walter. Mary A. Fleming and
Margaret l. Parks Defendants-Io the above named De-
fand5nts. hereby summoned 10 answer the
naint IN this action, and 10 OF
the within twenty days after the
service a summons. exclusive Of the day Of service.
and failure to appear. answer, tUdg
nent will be taken against you by default for the relief
demanded the complaint.
Dated New York July 10Th 1908.
c,TTTE4TTF Il PLANT-. Attorney for Plaintiff l85
PTo1dwav Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
To ths defendants Edgar w Bassick and Frederick q.
Pa sSfck and Of them The fOreTCng summons is
served upon bv publication pursuant 70 an order q
Sourt ~ the state New York dated the 18th day OF
August 1906 filed with the complaint IN the otiee
civ on the 10Th day OF August. 1870.
Dated. New York August 10th, 1900
GUTHRIE b. PLASTE. Attorney for Plaintiffs, once
ana Post once address 1S5 broadway Borough OF
Manhattan New York City
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NE

York by the grace Of God. free and independent TO
Annette Estep Aunchhausen. Katharine Constance
yon Mdnchhausen, llse Helene Anne Christine Won
Minchhausens Annette Julia Myra Won Mdnchhausen.
Hidegard Emma Anne Ida Mlpchhausen Helene
Mary Louise Manchhausen William s. Hawk
Annette Catherine Nealy Edith Olivia Hawk. William
Davis Hawk Annie Estep Dickinson James g Estep and
70 all interested IN the created by the Win
OF samuel Hawk late Of the Comfy OF New York de-
ceased. cestuis trustent. remandermen q
lin otherwise send greeting; You aud OF
hereby cited and required personally be and appear
before Surrogate OF the County New at
surrOgaes' Court OF said County, held County
IN the County OF New York the 10th
q October 1906 AZ hapast ten o'clock the forenoon
q then and there attend judicial settlement
the proceedings OF JAW o Moss William
e. Hawk Trustees under the Last VIII and Testament
Of said deceased: and such OF hereby ced
under the age twenty-ons years required
appear by guardian. have II you have
none 10 and apply for one 10 be appointed in
the OF neglect failure % do guardian
will appointed by the Srrogate 20 represent and
for in the procesdpg In testimony whereof we nave
caused Seal OF the Su=rcgates Court Of the said
County 0 New York Dc hereuuto AFFIXED Witness
Hon. Frank T fitzgerald. Surrogate - our
o. So said County. at the County OF New York the
nth day % August, the year % our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and s.x
DANIEL J. DOWDNEy.
ERIK u he SurrIgates' Court.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. ~ the Grace OF God free and independent. To
Ellen Brandon. Violet Brandon, Archie Mainwarng
Johnson stella Moinwsrng sharp, Mrs. Jane Davis
Sarah Richmond Mrs Robert Noah. Lionel Noah. Harry
Noah and 70 all persons interested IN the estate %
Helen Rolls Bolam late Of the County New York.
ceased creditors. legatees. otherwise
greeting: and each Of YOU hereby cited
required personally TO bs and appear before
gate Of the County Of New YORK. at the surrogates
Court Of said County held at the County House
IN the County Of New York on the 18th day Of sePem
haf-past o'clock forenoon Of
day then and there attend judicial
account Of proceedings Of Estela J. Kahn
OF will and Testament Of deceased: and
such Of are hereby cited. under the age
OF twenty-One years, required 10 by yotr
guardian IL have one. or you have appear
ana apply for one 10 be appointed. IN the
neglect failure DO a guardian be D
pointed by the Surrogate represent you
the proceeding
In testimony whereof. have caused the the
Surr0sates Court OF the County OF New
- York 70 be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon.
lSeaLI Abn-r c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of said
County, at TIRE County Of New York. the %
day OF August, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred ard
DANIEL j. DOWD\EY.
Clerk o he ourt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
,,ousu POLITICIANS MAKE CHARGES.

The members Of the Mcclellan wonan's AuxiI-
,srv engaged in making house-to-house canvass
an the interest Of Michael Heehi' the Mcclellan
- -, thew characterize the INSULTING
Wa, ~ the followers Of Michael J. Garvn
rho women say that these a'en follow then about
ana il.F7 , .ba1 The matter VIII be laid before
presloeIns unless II Is stopped Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
i. - TAX BOARD ORGANIZED

- 4 Tsss. ~ county Bard fer The Eousl.-
slBon,,s :, ny two members o. which ~.
II e. o,ssr',,..., Governor st0kes-Jsmes Az
\ NJ. Asnoo-,. Republican. and James con
H., bses,s... 'sanized yesterday by e!sorirp
-, Aelean =, "ha Alexander Mclean 500
~. 'aa, wa -. NE president ~ the count.
~ r.s.,tEs a. soy the act ~ The last Les
l'@s & - bard vas Tor q' ma SynR 2e;
vac board. 10 they change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
~ PITRSTANCE OF An ORDER OF HON,
~ pT7RSTTaNCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HUN
Frank T E4tzgerali a Surrogate Of the County Of
York. notice is hereby given 70 all persons nsvhs
jenkins, late OF the county OF
S~v Vol ds-eased 10 prssent the with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber at his place or tfanaetn
busf1e No avenue in the city or
Rochester. New Yors. before t6S -ua dsy ot OG'
Der WILLIAM 9 bAftf.1. 1No5all ia'@''
Dated New York. 10Th day Of April 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14
SurrOgateS' Notices.

A NDERSON, COMEDIAN PURSUANCE
~ 81 an order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate
York notice Is hereby given % all
a0s having against CoTnelia Anderson late %
ths County Of New YORK; deceased 70 present tnS sans
the subscriber at her place
,ransactinE business. at the ONCE OF her attorneys.
Frfnckerhor 20 W ali street in the
ugb OF Manhattan. City OF New York. on or before the
1St day Of October. l9uo- -.
a. Ds1sd New York the 30th day OF March, 1905.
COHNELIA h. ANEFlLL. tXecutFiL
avERUI. & IaaINCKEEHOFF. Attorneys Tor the Ex-
~ er1triT No. 50 Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
civ OF New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abner C Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York Notice Is hereby given 70 al persons having
Warden. late OF the City %
psris Rephc OF France deceased 20 present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at his place OF
,ra1sscting business No 80 Wall Street. in The city
OF New York before the lOth day OF october
Dated New YORK. the srd day Of April 1909.
CLARENCE WARDEN. Admin.strator-
STRONG & CADWALADER.
Attorneys for administering,
40 Wall street ~. 7. city.
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JUDGMENTS.

..,,.-,,. ,,dsuents were filed yesterday
Inc O., 80 ,n each case given being that OF
the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14

New York Normal Art School,
so ". 10TH ST, NEW YORK
For teachers OF art IN public and private schools
Successful graduates one year course
FTNIE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
j Madison Square (II22 Broadway
Harlem Branch; LenOx Ave- n. E. Corner I2sth 81
Brooklyn % Court Newark. Scheue- BuiIdtnx
SCHOOLS OPEN ALL SUMMER
MISS JENNY HUNTERS
Training School for kindergarteners VIII reopen
cath 10 West 127th
T|INDERGARTE,N and Primary Training-Free scholar
IN College
N. Y. Frosbe Normal So ". Goth. Dr. EARLE prin
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Instruction.
Hamilton Institute for Girls

WEST sisT STREET Manhattan 50 n
..... Ice RltEPARATION-ART CLASSES
sftttAA STUDENTS received in SENIOR CIASSrR
New Year begins Oct 9th. ulustrd CataIox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-14

CsPANIsH carefully taught private class
- pupils OF my residence- Professor PRUNERA. ia
W Goth o..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
H!I.I.A.!..R|!. !. ]. !. !'I!.!A.L|!. /.
HAS RoupLEss OF HIS OWN BUT
tiE Always WEARS ssNitE
JUST THE SAME.


Happy SAN Clemens ls hardly ont one
batch 81 trouble until another batch Is
going through tue process Of incuba:
ton. This time Sam left his team
standing on the street in front Of Par
rish's drug store and had gone up
street to attend to some business and.
while he was gone one q his horses
laid down forest. The horse got tangl
ed up in the harness and was being.
trampled upon by the other Nurse: a
large number Of men congrasatsd mp
on the scene and watched the perform
ance. 1t was with some difficulty that
the horse was loosed from tile cab and
when loosed his harness dropped on.
The horse made an effort to get up
and fell oyerto on the sidewalk. The
situation was past the critical stage
and people we're feeling good. Just
then one Of Thomas transfer wagons
passed and was drawn by two RULES.
They began to bray and the crowd
laughed. The horse got up atterward
and when Sam returned he put The
harness on the horse and started on,
other trips he had to mako.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
COOK HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. E. X. satterheld, Of the First
ward, has been admitted to the hospt'
tai for treatment for typhoid fever.
Mrs. Patrick Rooney, who was here
for surgical treatment, has returned
to her home at Kilarm,
Pasqua Bakosh, Of opsdska, is a
new patient at the hospital.
Mrs. W, ]. Eddy, WHO recently un'
derwent an operation for appendicitis,
Is improving and will soon return to
her home
Grant shurtlett Is q typhoid fever
patient recently admitted.
Lloyd Corley, Of Weaver, this State,
is here for treatment,
Miss Cora Jollliff, Of CGrawba, is
here for surgical treatment.
M, ]. Rooney, a recent surgical pa.
tient, has returned to his home In
Piedmont,
Among the fiutses.
Miss Nellie Brant has gone to her
home at Central station to spend few
days,
Miss Lucy Clancy Is spending q
few days at her home, in Plttsburg.
Miss Leslie Underwood has sone to
d Il F.. t. 4 ". II. - T. Va
Point Marion to, take chatge Of a pa
tent 4,
Miss Patterson, who was nursing In
,tHe family d WIN Tright on.
Manic aYsnfa las FetaFnes q The
Mrs Kendail mas rsmuea Erpm d
vlsit With srienda III i.Itle Washing
ton, PA. ana Weiisburg ala State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
SONAL

u. ParTiott ard r q. Isank, ot
lgT.ittleton. spent last night I'll town ana
left Iris morning fcr II tsbdrg
r. u Kennedy, q Eairinont was In;
lated into the Phi Kappa Psi Fratef-
nifty Friday night Following the Init.
iadonl q lunch was serye,i a. the chap
teFShouse, and the membe rs of the Of;
der serenaded their friends with songs
and yells. iorga1town New Dont-
MON.
]. H. Rownd eturned yesterday
evening from Morgantown, where he
was called by the death Of relative
Mrs. Harry knight, who had been
iii Of rheumatism atthe City Hospital
for several weeks, was dismissed yes.
terday and returned to her home %
Castor avenue.
Misses Nina and Grace Coburn have
returned from a brief visit to Man
nington.
MI. Hamilton Barns left Saturday
for Frostburg, Nd, where he is tie
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. win Reese,
Miss Goldie Riggs ts spending few
weeks in Pittsburg
Mr. 3. D. Rpttledge a travelling MAJ
well known in the city. sprained BIZ
ankle on Saturday evening and is oni
to-day for the first.
H.c. Hawkins, ofMahnington, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Blanche Grove has recovered
from recent illness.
Mrs. Florence Stevens IS i'll at he,
home on Madison street.
Miss Clara Smith Is seriously q
with nervous prostratlon at her home
on High street. a nurse came from
connellsYille yesterday 10 take charge
of the Morgantown Post.
Rev. ]. b. Race, Of Chattanooga
Tenn, is in the city Tie guest of his
brother, L. G. Race.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mansbach have
returned from few weeks visit ii
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shurtleff spent
Sunday in Grafton, the guests Of thu
formers sister, Mrs, David Kurst.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
HoITY ToITY,MAoE HIT
AT COURT LAST NIeHT
One Of the cisysrsst Pieces Presentce
Here During the Season,

There Is lots OF fun in Holly
Totty.' and in addition to the fuu
there will be found numerous othor
things which will amuse one and IN,
duce forgetfulness Of most serious
things. Originally produced al Web,
or & Fields Music Hall in New York
! 1t is one Of the best things ever put
on there, for twas one Of the original
productions after which are patterned
the productions Of later years, but
which, while limitations, have ceased
| to be SO entertaining. The compan:'
which presented II at the Court last
night was not a large one, and I'LL
though there were no stars in It :
such as those in the New York con.
|rany- they succeeded very we'll in
getting much fun out OF the lines, and
making the musical numbers worth
listening to. Charles Sharp playel
Weber's former part, Nat Bernard re
placed Fields and Max Bloom was III
me role originated BY Sam Bernard.
They, succeeded IN keeping thegaadI.
sace foaTtrg with laughter NOS rs
.the time they were on tlie stae
Eai Fjljna sing we'll and the otisi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
LAID TO REST.
funeral Services over Helen and
John Farrell Held To-day.

d {. 20 =
This morning at ten o'clock SER
vices over the remains Of Helen Ger
trude Farrell and John Farrell were
held in the Catholic Church. "A large
number Of relatives and friends were
present to pay the last tribute Of re
spect and love and many beautiful
floral offerings surrounded the two
white caskets in which the remains
lay.
The faculty and pupils Of the High
School, Of which Miss Farrell was a
member, attended the services in a
body. The remains were laid to rest
in the Holy Cross Cemetery
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
ssetFcrEp As ARnlTRAroEaI

Attorneyw 3 eornReili received q
long distance telephone message LAST
night TO tic effect that be had been
selected as a member Of a board Of n.
.bitratiou III a legal procedure OF CON
siderable magnitude At Charleston.
MI. James brown. Of the law firm ct
Brown, lackson and knight is the
other member of the board. Mr, Corn.
well agreed TO act in the matter AMI
left this morning for Mannlagtoni
Rihera he had some business 70 look
affer. and from there he win proceed
TO Charleston
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
BENNINGTON
l.Texas swsethearts.''

qTexts sweethearts,e the four ael
comedy drama Of ranch life. present
Cd at the Warrington Opera HousG
last night, is an interesting piece from
several Atandpoints, Not only as I
play of thrilling dramatic sitnationi
and climaxes, but also as a carefully
written story Of Texas life and man
ners, teeming with that local coloI
which is Of such importance in onl
modern plays.
The cast was excellent on the whole
and both Allen yillair and Peal
Lewis, as the young cowboy and ranch
heiress, respectively were ACCORDED
much applause. The scenic setting!
upheld the atmosphere of the play.
B. ]. Dumeyer, Of Pennington. :
registered at the Arlington,
Mrs. Jennie Hess left last night 70
Fairmont after visiting here for .
short time with her son, Mr.. J.$R
Hess, Of Main street
Sam stillwell spent Sunday Eiti
lady friends in Cameron. II an &c
ports are true, Sans visits to Gamer
on will soon cease. The boys are CALI
ing about cigars and merchants g
port many orders for rise to be Dc
iiyered in the near future.
President Bowers, Of the HomeWoot
POTTERY, spent Sunday in wheeiing.
Ernest Harper. Of sebring, has &C
cepted a position at the HomeWOdt
Pottery.
Little okey Yost, Of Homewood, L
seriously i'll with whooping cough,
Miss Hazel Nolar left on No. q
yesterday for Wheeling where she will
undergo treatment for nervousness
She was accompanied by Mrs. q 3
Easton who will make business
trip to East Liverpool before returning
home.
Adam Knighter left last night to al
tend court at Fairlnont.
Quite a number Of Witnesses In ht
Payton case left on No. q this mora
ing.
D. F. Hollobauga was in Hundtel
yesterday.
Bess crowl returned last nlghI
from visit with friends in Wheeling
Mrs. c. E. shroyer, Of Fatrmout
formerly Miss Blanche sturms, OF thiE
city, visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Will sturms here for few days.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes is spending
a few days with her sister, Mrs. Geo
Downing, in Metz.
s. v. Dotsor was in Metz yesterday
on business.
E, S. Easton is in clarksbprg OF
business. !.
G. w Musgraye, j, Howard cJle
man and Michael McBaryey, Of Farm
ington, spent Sunday IN the city. :
Mrs. 8. G. McCnne, Of Downs, WIS
in town yesterday,
Mr. u B. Mari, Senior, is Ill at his
home on Ciarksburg street.
TteI o. o. F. ls planning to erecI
a building on Buffalo street
Postmaster ]. o. Huey and DR.. NJ
F, Hamilton werc at Downs yester
day afternoon locating a camp for tho
laborers on the F. and NJ. R, R.
DR.. Hlte visited ais parents in Cam
eron Sunday.
Miss Ruby Herrlcl; spent Sunday b
Fairmont visiting friends.
Mrs, ToBen, Of Bellaire, Ohio. Is
visiting her son, Mr.. Charles Toben
Of this city. \
Mr., 9, H. Daniels left this city fol
Denver Colorado. Sunday, Mrs. Dan.
iels will Join him there in the noas
future,
Miss Alkaline johnson, who Is talk.
Ing a business course at the FaiFmou!
Normal, spent Sunday with friends In
sils city,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

Of diseases She vas q sears Of
age. The remains Will BE laken to-
Elundrtd wetzei count toF burial
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
NEW YORK FASHION
Patterns For Trim Three-quarter Coat and Circu-
lar Skirt by Martha Dean-Nos 65O2 and 65Ol

Among, all Of the seasons coat styles
the trinity fitting one OF threc-quarter
length carries With It a style and grace
quite its own. There is no mode which
expresses more excellent taste, and the
wise woman will not be without one. II
sets OF the lines OF the figure in most
graceful manner whether one be stout or
slender, The Circular skirt Is far and
away. the most fashionable model Of the
year. and the one shown Will prove pleas
Ing to the home dressmaker. 1t Is In one
piece and fits the hips smoothly without
aid Of darts or seams. The fullness which
rtpples through the lower edge comes
through the cut or shaping Of tho skirt
alone. The patterns for these two gur-
ments IRE very simple, and even tho ANA.
tour need not hesitate in attempting them.
The buck Of the skirt may be Inverted
box plat or habit back style. Any sea-
sonaDlc sultlng may be used for develop.
lne this suit. Two pattcrns-No. SO.. SIX
sizes. 70 to 40 inches bust; No. eOl. six
sizes. 20 TO % inches waist,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
!SPE6IAb TRIMMING

teacher is already eHicienty at work
and a MODEL SCHOOL for obseryl-
ton and Practice will be found in the
- =, Z fh,,IIIfnv "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
f S. N. s
.f[FTY GLASSES

IN History, Atithmedc GfammaE,
Bookkeeplng, Civil Goyesnment The.
tory and Observation. Methods, Model
Work, AIgebs, Latin. FreaSh. Ger
man. Drawing &c. &C. besides
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

Death at New England.
On Monday, March the 5th, Mrs. 10.
seph Ruckman passed away at her
home in New England after an Ill.
ness due to q complication
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
6LHSSES NOW

DIRE being taught i'm many ofitae stud.
les named above. and iteaohers whose
schools are out should enter at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-19
Hanged and Tarred.

An English custom of not so long ago was to hang smugglcrs on gibbets ar ranged along the coasts and then tar the bodies that they might be preserved q long while as a warning to other cul- prts. As late as 1892 three men thus vanished could have been seen hang ing before Dover castle. Sometimes the process was extended to robbers, assassins, ineendiares and other crimi- nals. John Painter, who fired the dock yard at Portsmouth. was first hanged and then tarred in 1776. From time to time he was given Il fresh coat of var. Dish and thus was made to last nearly fourteen years. The weird custom did not stop smuggling or other crime. but no doubt it worked some influence as q preventive
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-19
Old Time FloEgings.

An act of the time of Queen Eliza beth ordained that vagrants were to be "stripped from the middle upward and whipped till the body is bloody" Four pence each was the recognized charge made by the ''whipman" for every male and female vagrant who passed through his hands, but on special occa- SionS this sum was exceeded. Says the constable's account of Great Staughton, uuntingdonshire: May, 1691.-Paid In charges taking up distracted woman, watching her and whipping her next day. s shillings 6 pence." After whip ping people according to the statute the authorities sometimes gave them 6 letter recommending constables and others ito be us charitable as the law permits"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-19
The I,OyalEChcf.

The company playing "l he Royal Chef. which is to appear at the Elks theater Thursday, November 22, Is one of the largest that will be seen here this season. The most prominent members of the cast are Harry Hermsen, Oscar Ragland, Osborne Clemson, Stanley Felch, Gertrude Hutcheson, Elsie Frazee, La Belle Laurette and Bessie Moore. Among the popular song numbers of the merry musical pastime, as it is termed, are: Maiden and the Kissing Bug, which is said to be one of the hits of the season; In the Morning., 'Let Me Go Back, "Mother Goose, Tale of the Tail less Frog" and "O'Reilly.' The engagement at the Elks will be for one night.