davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Married Just Four Months
And Unfeeling Gate Guard
Aids Fate in First Parting
Mary Got in But Not Tom.

the cock now get aboard I'll open the
4 gates - he said.
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lust Two Foolish Lovers.

But then they found the identical spot
in the woods where he" had proposed
ard they Just simply had 70 stay there
until that most important incident in
their lives had been thoroughly dis
cussed. lie didn't remember the exact
words he used at the time and she was
almost afraid for the moment that ne
was getting like other married men,
hut then he managed 10 recall his matrl-
monial plea after a severe mental strug-
gle and she forEave him, and by the
time they finished rehearsing the scene
they found they had just exactly five
minutes 10 get TO the Patten dock. half
a mile away.
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ORDINANCE NO. 2816.

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
II OF Ordinance No. -3615, approved July
8, 1905, defining certain public offenses
and prescribing punishment for the VIC
lation thereof. and repeating said orig
inal Section II of said Ordinance NO.
2615. s-i4
Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and Council
men of the City of Topeka.
Section 1. That Section II of Ordinance
No; 2615, approved July 6. 1905. defining
certain public offenses and prescribing
punishment for the violation thereof be,
and the said section is, hereby, amended
to read as follows: Sec. H. HEDGE
FENCES. HEIGHT. 1t shall be unlaw-
full for any person owning or controlling
any hedge fence bordering on any of the
streets or alleys in the city of Topeka to
permit the same to grow to q height OF
more than three and one-half feet. and
any person violating any of the provisions
of this section shall be deemed guilty OF
a misdemeanor and, upon conviction
thereof. fined in any sum not less than
five dollars nor more than twenty-five dol
lars.
Sec q Original Section IT Of Ordinance
No. 2615 approved July 6. 1905, defining
certain public soffenses and prescribing
punishment for the violation thereof, is
hereby repealed.
Sec g. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and afte- it's publ
cation in the official city paper:
Passed the Council Nov. H. 1907.
Approved Nov. 10, 1907.
TSeal1 VIM GREEN. Mayor.
Attest: c. B. BURGE. City Clerk.
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LEGAL.
| First published in The Topeka State
Journal Oct 30, -907.


SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.
Notice is hereby given ths,r the folioW+
ing described property viii be SOLO asi a :
the Railroad Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building, commencing TUESDAY
November 18th, 1907 if not called for be-
fore and all charges paid, the said prop
erty having been unclaimed in possession
of The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Re conf
bearing Santa Fe checks as follows: S5eSa 4:;
sssiS s ss4S ISIS ISIS sosss SssHa sessis
ssssss. sSssss, s1ssss5, sssssi, 7oSiso so2ssl,
ssass ss ssssss 1855
ss sSss ELS sss is ssss ssass
1857 s6s9o 61' s3 3S s IS sSs5i 1855. $3.50
$500, 5s5ss, 1924, 55l95. 5l0s15. s2974s aSS3S
6O2S64 5s5e6O 5Os12, 5ss242, 7ssO7s 1922. ss40s
szs7so ISL ass 8 s6f 1 ISIS 7 e. K SIS
s, K. of T. 1888; C. R. 1. & P: 4ooSSS; l.
So n s s5ss aSxss Ses 52ss & Santa f S Fe
1916. 710Ss2. s5Sl2s, 1O1Ss. $500, 4ssO6, sSs3
SssSsi, ssss44 sssSss, ss5oes. 1858 s7ss81; Q.
r. & N. SS446. 100 Telescopes bearing San
s IS Ee 7s assck 7sss ds 1ss5s 5ss iss
5ssl2o 427ssi asss5s is4sss 5l55s 2lls4 ssOlas.
ssssss' s ssssss. sSgg. sssss ST !ssszs
1876 1864. 1i7sSo s7so45 s47s74 $3.50, 5o41ss,
s42s15, s5s2ls, l51Ss4 572S 2s2li4 s74l2l, 4lSos,
s sssss 1 ss l5 LII s 19 ss PHI ill., $685.
1si0so, 1886 s47os, ssss, 5i05S4. sossss 1854
4S$4s 216siS, $685. ssss5s 1osls4 ss4sso, 10s72s,
742O45. 1908 5s154s. 6sses. 7a2o4s, 1863; st:
I & s F sssss7: C. NJ tn +, u :b P 1919:
ssssss, ssos9s. $3.50 So slssss sssss. sSssss
$3.50. s1s4s. 22O4Ss 7s6517. 4s5o5s. sssl. 1856.
s 1886 1856 s ss sssss s ssss t 1859
ss5s55, 1o4ess $50, ssss77, 22444s, 4l5zs5; St:
O. 64s92; ss bundles, blankets and bedding
ssss HE 1851 1885, s sssss s s 1881 1881
5i5sSo, 1924, 152os7, s44245. 4ss46s, s0Sss0.
sslss, 1858, sSssoS. ssoss 1851. isssll sso5o9
141O3. es251 1924 229OO2, SSo9s7, 1929. 6So4a9
5i5si9 Ssssls iss7so s47sSo 1851 2ss
242698 s15O5. 1909 1857. 2s76s1 191S1s, 254503.
s sssssi 5 lssss ssss ss @ si
sSsgs ,S sssss s2S S ssSs 5Sl Nor aS
follows: so52. 824s28. s5S5l, 400, 1896. 1850
624208 424932, lo4l3, 4o4fS; S51o5, 4e9SI 6Te4V
61194, 57446 $685. bicycles bearing Santa
e5575s 2sT55, 1857, ss59s. 274511: "a valises
bearing Santa Fe checks IS follows: 8355N
9lS55, 2S235 56O149, 79S3S1, 797S59. 1897, $685.
521615, 1890, 9O1O1s, 6s5461. 9O116o, 5405s7
poles bearing Santa Fe checks as follows:
fO915, 4632O3, s33s9O, 941365 1880 camp
chair bearing Santa Fee check 29S14o. Also
a large number of suit cases, telescopes
packages left in depots and on trains.
P. WALSH,
General Baggage Agt. A. T. & 8. F. Ry.
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FOR sALEz-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALES. W. cor. Hunroon and West
SITS, lets, N25o.
Southeast corner Lane and 18th sts 8
lots. = .2ee.
Ncrthwest corner Lincoln and 18th sts.
lots. 81. 80.
Lane St. at and of 18th ST.. 3 lots, 81
go
southwest corner Lincoln ana Piercy
sts:, lots, z room house. 81, 100.
East front lots on Lincoln, between
P1ercy and 18th SITS. $3.50 each. large shade
eIees. city water. gas, sewer. paved ST.,
from Topeka, near station, good alfalfa
iand- 80 an acre. worth SIS.
well Improved farm $50 acres II miles
from Topeka near station. good alfalfa
land $40 Der acre; worth $50
One of the best ia rms in Kansas $50
acres, miles from Topeka. near new rail-
road. all alfalfa land, s100 per acre.
7. w. Harrison. 100 West Sixth Avenue.
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LEGAL.

IFirst published in The Topeka State
Journal Nov. is, 1901
BIDS WANTED.
OFFICE of the City Clerk, Topeka, Kansas
November 18th, 1907.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until o'clock p. m. Monday. De-
cenber 2nd 1907 for the construction of
sewer in the Fifth ward to be known as
Sewer District No e. as Per plans "a and nd
specifications now on file All work 10 pc
done under the instructions of the city engi-
neer.
Proposals should be addressed to the
civ clerk endorsed Proposals for Build
ing sewer No 90" A certified check pay
able to the city of Topeka for five per
cent of the proposed contract, as guar =
awarded to him, within five days after
the award Is made.
The mayor and council reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
ISeaIj c. B. BURGE. City Clerk.
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rFirst published in The Topeka State
Journal Nov. 2, 1907
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.
To the Stockholders of the Walnut Valley
Building and Loan Association of Win
field, Kansas.
You, ana each of you. are hereby noti-
fled that pursuant to a resolution of the
board of directors of the Walnut Valley
.Building and Loan association of Win
field, Kansas, duly made at special
meeting held at the office of the secretary
of said association in the city Of Win
field, Cowley county. Kansas, on the 31st
day of October, 1907 the undersigned
president and secretary of said Walnut
Valley Building and Loan association
were directed to cause to be issued and
nnbiished a notice and to call a meeting
IF the stockholders of said corporation
for the purpose of voting upon the ques-
ton of whether or not said corporation
CORPORATE existence beyond the time fixed
in It's original charter. You are further
notified that on the 5th day of December,
1907, there will be a meeting of the stock
holders at the office of the secretary of
the CORPORATION in the city of Winfield,
Cowley county, Kansas, at the hour of
7.S1' I, m. O'Clock of said day, at which
time YOU will have an opportunity to vote
upon said question either in person or by
nroxy The original charter of said cor
poration will expire December IA, 1907,
and unless extended before that time 1t
will be without power or authority to con-
olIire a vote of three-fourths of its stock
holders to extend its duration, all of the
stockholders of said corporation are urged
TO vote either in person or by proxy.
TSeal I J. N HANTER, President.
o. A. HOTT. Secretary.
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"A FARM SNAP

For the man who will make this his
home 24O acres 16 miles from Topeka, 21k
miles from country town. 30 acres pas
ture, IS acres timber, balance plough land,
running water, well and never failing
spring, good room house, fine stock
farm. On account of run down condition
this can be bought for $50 per acre. Let
US show you.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Ind. Phone sos. 534 Kansas Ave.
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-12z1 HARRISON

III HARR1SON-
Fine modern room house 24x52 hard
wood finish, waxed floors, reception hall,
bed rooms, extra large closets, furnace
laundry in basement brick floor, large
filtered cistern, east front. Price S. 555
Cost more to build.
Good room house, 6 lots, near Wash
burn, $1,000.
vacant lots on Tyler ST., 81, 200.
MRS. THEODORE SAXON,
1857 Harrison st.
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not entirely satisfied Tints-White. Flesh.
Pink. Brunette. By Leading druggists or mail.
Prep'd by NATIONAL TOILET Co.. Paris, Tenn.
Sold by Gatlin Drug Co.. ]. P. Rowley
and Fred Snow.
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houses. about $50 apple, peach and cherry
rees. blackberries and grapes. block from
street car and macadamized road. Price
81. 900-$1, 600 down-balance to suit pur-
chaser. Ind. Phone 6S41
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MIS- SAdTIeS z. ana MIS-. j. w.
Burt played the finals in the ladies'
championship golf match on the Coun-
try club links yesterday and Mrs. Gault,
who was also last years champion, won.
Mrs. Gault is not only the best woman
golf player in Topeka but it is generally
admitted that she is the best looking
woman on the links, being the type of
beauty who looks we'll all the time. and
especially in athletic attire.
= -
eff I should ever get girl to promise
to marry me- man said today, II
will take warning from the, experiences
of some other people. l will send out
scouts on the wedding day to keep
track of the movements of the bride
and I won't start for the church unless
she does. There'lI be no waiting at the
church for mine'
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Doran enter
tanned at a family dinner last night Mr.
and Mrs Chester Woodward, Mrs. B.
w. woodward and T. d. Hume of Law
renee.
There was beautiful muff,' said
the Rich Lady, "for only sixty-five dol
lars" ONLY sixty-fiv6 do!lars." ejac-
ulated the Poor Working Girl. IF
had sixty-f1ve dollars I'd quit work, in
vest it and sit back and live in luxury
on the income the rest of my life"
Mrs. George w. Crane and Miss Kate
Gunther are taking orders for the Grace
Cathedral Guilds annual fruit cake
sale.
There will be an informal subscrip-
ton dance at the Country club tonight
Y X
Il often wonder" says a Topeka girl
if l am really the only person in the
world who is poor. has always been
poor, and has no rich kin to brag about
When listen to the conversation of
other women and hear the careless way
in which they refer to the Grand things
they have had, and the things their
family has or the rich people they visit
or are related to 1 am simply struck
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FOR SALE-Residence property at 800
and go Monroe ST. Easy terms and at a
bargain. Mrs. A. c. Elder. Phones: Ind.
1904 Ttell 2551.
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srRAYED OR STOLEN.

~~---O~~~~0~~-@>@~>>~> >-~-7-~>0~>>~~~~~>
STRAYED-A brown jack on Wednesday
night Return to ]. A. Cooper, R. F. d.
No. s. Will pay for his trouble. Ind. phone
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Nadine FacePowder
Produces a Beautiful Complexion.

Soft and velvety.
Remains until washed
off. Purified by a
newly discovered pro-
cess. Harmless as
water, Prevents re-
turn of discolorations.
On green boxes only.)
Buy one SOC. pack
age and money will be
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-An open faced gold watch and fob,
both marked with monogram s. H I.
Reward at Bethany college.
LOST-An Irish setter Nov. 10, color white
light brown ears, 1 brown spot on his
back 1 one his hip, a cash cut on right
hind leg, tag No. 1876. Reward. Lawrence
w. Oppitz, 156 Woodruff ave-. Oakland.
JOST-A gold bracelet on Jefferson street
between I'd and 4th streets. Finder will
please return to Edna Farmer, 217 Jeffer-
son ST.
FOUND-Lady's fur at corner of 9Th ond
Kansas ave- Owner can have by identi-
flying. DIR. Hensley, 735 Kansas ave.
LOST-At Majestic between there and 9Th
and Monroe, ladys fur. Leave at room IS
Columbian bldg. Reward
LOSTZTuesday. Nov. II. a laundry bag
containing lady's soiled cloth. either on
w 10th Topeka ave, 9th, Tyler or w.
18th. Finder return to 800 Taylor st. and
receive reward.
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Published in The Topeka State Journal
Nov. Is, 1901
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WANTED-By a young man position as
clerk. Ind. phone 1892. Address w. 8.
W., care Journal
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WANTED-Driver for delivery wagon
Apply The Warren M. Crosby Co.
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COMPETENT BUILDER wants a posi-
ton a S general foreman. Would leave
city Address Builder, care Journal.
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Turkeys and chickens given away for best
shot. Shooting gallery SOB Kansas ave.
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WANTED-2 good solicitors at once; lady
or gent. 1920 N. Kansas ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Position as assistant or com
panion in small family. Widowers nome
preferred. $40 Kansas ave-, upstairs
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WANTED-Boy fair education. Capita
Commercial college. 7O6 Kansas ave.
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Elegant Pattern Hats
at Half Price

We have about 80 hats
of our New York invoice
still in stock
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WANTED-hfALE HELP.

WAN1EO-E.xperien arm walters
Cremerie restaurant.
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WANTED-Men to ship south, man and
wife cooks south, laborers S1.7o hours,
farm hands, corn huskers, man and wife
hotel, men cooks. hotel clerk. hotel help,
yard man, barn man, laborers.
CAP. EMP. AGENCY, S11 KANSAS AVE.
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FREE EMP bureau, room basemen,
or help on farms or other places.
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WANTED-A practical laundryman /.
take a oae-hali or one-thirG interest =
a laundry. See 5. A Rosen, receiver, Il
Kansas ave.
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WANT ED-Boy to learn the printing
trade. A rare chance for a boy to steI
irto a position for which we generally
have many applications ahead. Apply
Crane & Co., 11O-112 E. Sth ave.
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The same lot that we Sc
cured cheap because of the
inability of another firm to
meet obligations.
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sell ; tEIMy application for a permit To
st 300 Ttoxlcatlpg liquors according to law
o oes CITY OF Topeka. is now on file In the
coI,nfv OF the probate Judge of Shawnee
;s IN Kansas. The hearing of the salne
~ ser Tor the 18th day of November, AZ 10
o.c-ock a: m. 1902. @. e. Smith Ph. a.
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s.s.soLaage and money will
refunded if NO., .,
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NEW OXFORD hotel 81 per day. Little
jonn. proprietor. s23 Kansas ave-
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co., packs, ships and stores household
goods. Tel. 1856. Clarence Skinner. 81
Quincy st.
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nlics WfiaoM 1T May CONCERN-My an
fiouors a TOT permit to sell intoxicatine
in +ha caccordlng to law at 10 E. 9Th St
is nov o o ward OF the city of Topeka
court of f. s I,ie in the office Of the probate
nearing for the same is set for Mo,,d ne
- . at 10 o'clock a, m. NJ B. NEFF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-31
ONE LEGGED man
COT out OF jail
FELLOW CAUGHT WHILE MAKING
ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY MADE
ESCAPE YESTERDAY.

GRAFTON, May St!-George Clark,
said to be Of austin, Texas, who was
caught here some months ago In an
attempt at robbery, and who was shot
In the leg BY his parsaers before his
capture and had to have his leg am.
patated as a result, escaped from the
Grafton saRitarium yesterday after.
noon, in which Institution he was con.
valescing from his wound. Yesterday
afternoon while the nurses were away
attending a base ball game n pal came
with horse and buggy and took Clark
away. The police authorities. learning
of his escape, are searching for him
and have teicgraphed and telerhoaed
all nearby towns for Information OF
his whereabouts. Ever since he was
caught In the attempt to rob, Clark
has been suspected Of being profes.
slonal crook and general bad man.
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june SIXTH
rs DATE SET FOR Y. P. S. c. E.
CONVENTION TO BE HELD
IN THIS CITY.

Preparation for the district conven.
tIon OF the Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeayor Is under way and
the different committees are doing
their work in a pleasing manner. Tho
social committee has all arrangements
made to carry through lis plans; the
entertainment committee Is securing
homes for delegates; the music com.
mIttee is looking after It's work and
everything bids for great coRven.
ton. A splendid programme has been
arranged with efficient speakers.
There will be, according to reports.
nearly three hundred delegates here.
Our city always welcomes the coming
Of workers Of SO high order, who have
before them ideals Of lie at Its best
and purest. Reports are. coming ID
from different cities and everything Is
indicative Of an advance IN the work.
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LONG HUNT FOR
LOST PACKAGE
CONSTABLE LEE PARKER Lo.
~ GATES ARTICLES SENT BY
EXPRESS COMPANY
LAST FALL,

On the 2Sth day OF last December
the United States Express Company
received a package ut Pnrkersbnrg
consigned 10 Mrs. Maggie Merrill at
the Fairmont Office. Riyesvite was
given as her postoffice address. The
usual card was sent out notifying Mrs.
Merrill Of the arrival OF the package
which contained clothing and pictures.
N. H. Merrill. who lives near the old
fair grounds, came Ia and lifted the
package and receipted for 1t. Mer.
rlll's wlte's name is Maggie also, but
the package was not intended for her.
The woman at Rlvesville made the
express company pay her ten dollars.
the amount that the parcel was vailed.
The case was put In Constable Lee
Parker's hands In March and he has
been working on It faithfully since
and has solved It.
S NJ. H. Merrill admits that he got
the goods. He says that the package
was intended for his daughter; that
( he left her clothes at a laundry at
Parkersburg to be laundered and be-
fore they were finished her mind be.
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INTELLECT WON
. over ]. THE h BODY %
AND THERE IS ONE PRETTY BIG
FOOL LESS IN THE WORLD
BECAUSE OF IT.

PlTTsBURG. May Sl.-"My body
wanted to live. but my intellect want
ed to die. Ny intellect won"
This was the wording Of a no:e
found in the pocket Of Herman Unger
of pittsburg, who committed suicide
with morphine sulphate in Clark's ho
tel yesterday. unger went to the no
tel Wednesday. The note also said
"This Is to certify that I, Herman
Unger, have taken my life by the all
Of morphine sulphate. Kindly send
my letters 10 their destination and my
shelf wifi be quickly taken care OF,
Pity We cant live and die without dis
turbing Others ;
The letters referred to we're aa.
dressed to R. w. Hale and George W,
Dexter. both of Boston. Botn men
are absent from Boston.
Unger, who was So years old. leaves
two sisters In New York, and Is be-
liesed 10 have some money. He was
friends Of NJ. Nossokon. 1902 Car.
son street, for IA years, and lived with
him for eight years. He formerly sold
barber supplies, travelling from city
to city. At the solicitation Of friends,
he startedsa barber shop at 7O7 Nc
Clure avenue, Homestead. s.,
Unger was not a barber, but employ.
ed his time with viollns, and other
musical instruments. He invented nj
appliance, a round piece OF wood, two
by one,half an Inch. which. when
placed In a cheap violin. gave it n
deep, rich tone. taking the place Of
the sounding post. Jay Sofer, the son.
ln.law Of NJ Nossokoff. who resides
with him, knew The suicide very well.
and said last night:
"Unger was one OF these men WHO
md no use for the world; he was n
philosopher and was always thinking
and meditating. He hal number OF
old coins, | thInl; one Of the best mon.
ey collections in the world. He also
had several valuable old viotIns. 'e
took these things with him when ''e
went away two years ago. This Is the
first | have heard OF him since he went
away. We heard he went to San Fran.
cisco, and though that perhaps he was
killed In the earthquake. We would be
very glad TO take care Of his body"
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WILL PROBE
BOYS DEATH
WOMAN DENTIST PULL TWO
TEETH AND BLOOD POISON.
ING SETS IN. ENDING
LIFE.

PITTSBURG, May 3l.-Blood pois
cning, which followed the extraction
OF two teeth several weeks ago, caused
the death yesterday Of Charles Grouse
aged G. at his home, Thlrty.slxth street
and Penn avenue. The coroner is To-
vestigatlng the case.
II is said 'aat the boy was taken by
his parents TO dental parlors in Fifth
avenue below Wood street, several
weeks ago, suffering with toothacie,
A woman dentist pulled two teeth, and
he was apparently rid Of the pain. II
was not until few days ago that
blood poisoning set in. and the efforts
of a physician to save the ehild's life
were fraitless.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-31
FOUND IN FORD
ELoATER CAUGHT BY BOYS FISH.
iNG-ioEMTiTY BELIEVED TO
Be KNOWN.

ROMNEY, May 3l.-The body OF q
man supposed to be B. +. jenkins, was
found In the south branch Of the Poto-
mac river near the ford on Ephraim
Merriott's farm in Hampshire county.
by two boys, William Hartman and
Samuel High, while fishing. A book
In his pocket contained the name Of
B. F. jenkins. There were no marks
OF violence and The coroner's jury
reached verdict Of accidental drown.
Ing. jenkins, It is understood, recent.
ly removed 10 Petersburg from Keyser.
He Is said to have wife and several
children. a few days ago a man Of
his description left Petersburg, saying
he vas going to Romney.