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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

ROME, Jan. 8.
Prince Victor Napoleon. the head Of the
Napoleon family and prctcndcr 10 the
throne Of France, has arrived in Roue
under the name Of Comte di Moncalieri.
honcal.cri being the residence Of his
bother. Princess Clotnda Of Savoy. Thus
me prince is first cousin to the King Of
Italy, Who is ever pleased TO see him.
The prince loves Rome: Rome" says
BE- lis the city where one can best work
md dream-quite a. paradise for the poet
ind the man OF action, too one feels
more mettie and more spirit in Rome
han Ia any other place. and 1 have since
ny early bOyhoo1 been accustomed 10
pend there "a few weeks every year. so
is TO remain i'm touch with NV dear
Mothers family" The Princess Clotllda.
rho leads q very retired life and be-
lows all her wealth on the poor. is
allied our sanity princess"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
BUYS REMBRANDT FOR 50
Lucky Purchaser Now offered $50.
900 for Painting.

BRUSSELS. Jan. GA clerk employed
in tho Belgian Senate recently noticed in
"a shop az Lackcn a dusty painting repre-
senung three cavaliers playing chess by
a lighted lamp.
lie went in. and having bought 30 for
So. took BE- Co "a firm pf experts for cxami-
nation. 10 was there declared TO bee "a fine
example boy Rembrandt The clerk has
now received an offer OF $4,000 for the
painting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
NANCE Among Foxes.

CARDIFF. Jan. 5-Folowers of Lord
Trcdcgar's- hounds have had very poor
sport during the last few weeks Nearly
all tho foxes in South MOnmouthshirc are
said to be suffering from mango. and ON
two days this week the hounds have
drawn blank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Gold lace on a Mud BARGE.

III BLfN. JAN 5.-Thc Dublin Corpora
ton yesterday adopted "a proposal to uro-
vide the captain aad matc OF the MAUD
barge Shamrock with gold-lacet uniforms
Of Irish manufacture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Respite for the Fox.

LONDON. Jan. 5.-IIunting has been
stopped ln South Devon because the OIL
Gals OF the South Devon Hunt are down
with influenza.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
TWO BRAVE GIRLS.
Push Their Way Into Henrt of steu-
hensilIe Labor riot.


bensnIe Labor riot.
sTEUBENylLLE. O Sept g - ;
Labor day riot thaf bid falr 90 end ln
a tragedy had it not been FOR the
bravery Of two young women employ.
ed in the telephone exchange occurred
here The victims of the crowds rage
were Joseph HARRISON who received q
fractured skull. and John llauon who
WAS cut and bruised. while .n shield
ing the men Miss Mary Mmgeo aud
Euia Rookie received cuts and bra.-c,
about the head and body au1 are m O.
serious condition
HARRISON and Hatton came here
from So Louis D work Boo d mine
where strike is JOB progress and a-
they lcft the telephone office they were
sct upon boy O crowd and were being
badly beaten when ihe two girls rush
ed into the thick of the trouble and.
frant.eally pushing and showing their
way through about hffy men. reached
the two victims to whom the Young
women were strangers.
The girls threw themselves on the
PROSTATE men protecting the.s heads
and receiving on their own bottles the
kicks and blows OF the mob One of
the men VINO was welding piece of
iron struck Miss Maeee on the head
Another piece of iron almost broke
Miss Rockies arm
ln n moment Of let up iu the assault
police reached the scene and rescued
HARRISON and Hatton only one urIest
WAS made
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

QUEBEC. Sept g. Up 10 an early
hour no more bodies We're taken ont
Of the wrockage Of the Quebec canta-
lover bridge The coroner's Jury was
sworn la and viewed the thirteen bod
les at the morgue and adjourned until
tomorrow morning Tho fury visited
the scene OF the accident and The
morgno. where the scenes are most
pathetic. MS the relatives OF some OF
the victims saw the latter there for the
first time. Most Of the bodies are MN
tllatcd One Of the Indians ncks %
head. His arm IS torn or and lies be-
side him IN the coffin
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

aluB, so uic coroner naa Just neciued.
Wen. he must say good night and
hurry on
As Billings loft. Bagley put his
hand weakly 20 his throbbing head.
Cherry street Suicide No a.? A
sob burst from MS throat. his chin
dropped % hts breast The drug had
done its work The secret was no
longer his The incriminating phial
WAS in the hands Of the police
Now that he had heard what be
had feared 20 hear. 10 seemed as
though his last. feeble flicker Of spirit
wavered and was pulled out lie stag
gered on down the street In the dark
ness ne discerned a group OF police
with q wagon az the curb before No.
A. The door was slammed and lock
ed by a man who ran quickly down
the steps. and an entered the vehicle,
which disappeared into the darkness.
Mechanically Baeley entered the
cate. and. passing TO one side reached
the rear. aud stumbled over what
seemed to be a small pile of rubbish
recently deposited by the police who
had just left
His abrupt movement. IN recover
ing his balance. dislodged his hat. and
the Hight Of the match he used 10 re-
cover it fell on the rubbish pile Sew
eIal bottles such as contain drugs,
lay in sight. many Of them labeled
Morphine on Laudanum. The coroner
had spoken Of these two. One bottle
at his feet caught his eye. and he
took il into his hand as the match
tell % the ground
His whole figure became rigid as
ne read the label. but not with the
ngidity of suffering As the match
burned and hlisterod his flngertips.
he stin stared at bottle as yet un-
corked and full Of a poisonous drug
Prescription No. 1919
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
IN AN ICEBERG PRISON.
Marvellous Play Of colors on Sides Of
the Ice Mountains.

We had scarcely taken a dozen
strokes when We discovered ourselves
90 be IN the midst OF a plunging fleet
of icoberes Observing an opening be.
tween two bergs that we concluded
must lead TO open water. we pulled
through IT,
A sea rolled mp. the opposing sides
Of the bergs came together with a
crash that shook tons OF fee into the
sea. The next moment found us com
plotely surrounded by some dozen
enormous icebergs. held together by
their cohesive force.
The white and abrupt walls that
hemmed us in were at first but dimly
perceived. but gradually the interior
Of our ice prison became clear OF all
vapor. and we saw that the bases Of
the bergs were marked by sharp.
shelving projections that slashed into
the water with the whirling move
ment Of mammoth reapers; and by
Iona deep gorges into which the sea
launched itself with a sullen lunge
Along their SUBMITS stood a thous-
and spires. ranging from giant icicles
o. towering peaks. Rivulets and
diminutive cataracts poured down
through the assures and gorees they
had fashioned, for the sun had now
reached its zenith.
a series Of many colered ribbons
red. orange, green. blue. indigo and
violet-conforming 10 the convexities
ana hollows. IN lines ziezag. vertical
and horizontal stretched themselves
along the faces of the icebergs
Around transparent colonades. ser
oentine folds Of light wound and un-
wound
An obensk. leaning from the abrupt
side of a gorge. one moment wore a
coronet that glowed ike a ruby, then
II cleaned Ike an emerald. On a
crystal dome an Aurora slept
The bergs nodded. heaved; the rain.
bow hued ribbons wavered. danced,
ran into each other a stronger i'm
pulse of the ocean that set all the
beres plunging and leapina and the
Aurora slipped from the dome. pur-
sued by a flight of golden spears the
oolors mingled. unraveled and again
merged until the bergs from base to
summit we're bathed in an iridescen'
lproar OF flaming color.-Now Eng
land Magazine
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
MOURN MANSFIELD.
Actors Body Lies In New
London Cemetery.
CsSREI A MASS OF FLOWERS.
Leading Artists Express Their SYM
pathy FOR wife of the Famous
Playwright Who j. Now
No More.

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept 3. -
Richard Mansfield. the greatest actor
on the American stage. passed away
al his summer residence. Seven Oaks.
Ocean avenue. Death was directly due
10 disease of the liver Dr a. ii. AZ
len. a local physician, who has been ln
charge since Nh Mansholds arrira.
here from Sarannc Lake. states that
death was not entirely unexpected. ni.
though this fact had not been made
public. Nr Mansheld's condition hau
been reported ms being excellent.
During the great actors last mo.
mcnts be was On condition Of coma
Thcre were present at the time OF IBIS
death hia wife. Mrs Mansfield DIS
brother Felix Mansfield, his young
son. Gibbs Mansfield and the physi
clan and nurses.
A quiet and simple funeral was held
at the Mansfield residence here. The
Rev. Alfred Poole Grint rector of
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
4 Humane Appeal.

A humane citizen Of Richmond, Ind.
Nr.T. ID. Williams, l07 West Main
IT.. SAYS. SCI appeal to all persons win
weak lungs to take Or. King New
Discovery. the only remedy that ha'
helped me and fully comes up to tn'
proprietOrs recommendation. IL
saves more lives than all other throat
and lung remedies put together Used
as a cough and cold cure the world
over. Cures asthma, bronchitis
croup. whooping cough, quinsy
toarseness. and phthis.c, stops
hemorrhages Of the lungs and builds
them up. Guaranteed at White q
Co.'S. drug store. soc. and sl.OO. Iria
hot lie free
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
RICHARD MANSFIELD.

St James Episcopal church. otiiciated
M the services The intermcnt was IN
Gardner cemetery. Oh Ocean avenue
directly opposite Seven oaks, the
Mansfield home.
The actor had made. some time prior
10 his death. the request that when
death came his body should hc lower
ed 10 It's dnal resting place IN This
quaint little spot familiariy known as
the Gardner Yard There was a large
gathering Of friends OF the dead actor
In this city and from out OF town
Benjamin D. Stevens, who was Mt
Mansdelds business manager, was one
Of the chief mourncrs outside the ace
tors family
All day Yesterday the body lay IN
state in handsome casket lined in
broadcloth and silver trimmings. by
request there was no address The
choir Of St James church, led by Di-
rector George I. Brown. sang "Lcnd'
Kindly Light" which was also by re-
quest Following a brief period. dur
lna which the features Of the dead
actor we're viewed by the assemblage,
funeral procession was formed Tor
tho burial place IA Gardner cemetery
Rev. Or Grint led, followed by the
honorary palbearors. the bearers with
tho casket. the members OF the family
and the friends and acQuaintances.
Floral tributes In large quantities
beautiful rs they were varied covered
tho caskot.
All yesterday and todny messages
Of sympathy and coincidence were re-
coived by Mrs Mansfield and Mt
Mansheld's brother Felix The mes
saees are an tributes Of sympathy for
Mrs. Mansfield. Among the messages
we're those Of Richard Harding Davis
Mrs. Joseph Jefferson. Elsie Leslie,
John Drew. Mr and Mrs. Francis
Wilson. Margaret Anglin. Blanche
Bates. Mrs. A. NJ Palmer, Eleanor
Robson. Helen Byrne, William sey-
mour John T. Slocum. Charles NJ
Greene. Agnes H. Cravath, Frank A..
Slocum. Rosalind Roberts Hollis T.
Cooley. James Brooks. Frank Howe.
John Wanamaker. William Winter.
Booth Harrington, Harry Flagler F.
II. sothen. Thomas Shea and {. NJ.
Holland.
Out Of respect to Mr.. Mansfield the
American Tag was draped along the
balcony OF the Thames club tied in
tho center with broad crepe Mr.
Mansfield had been a member Of the
club several years.
The bearers were the following init
mate Qcqueintances Of Mr. Mansfield
Colonel A. c. Tyler. r. + Keasby, Paul
Wnstach. Dr. William Appleton, Rob
ert Appleton and benjamin d. Stevens
Mr.. Manshclds will was read after
the funeral His estate is valued at
$500. 600 and II Is believed that the
widow and son are the only henehcia-
ries.
Richard Mansfield was born on the
little island Of Heligoland on May "a
1887. His mother was Nine. Mansfield
\ Rudersdorf. a famous prima donna
aud it was from her that Mansfield in.
herited his love for the arts.
Among his best known roles were
Beau prummel. Prince Karl Peer
Gynt. Ivan the Terrible King Richard
III. Cyrano de Bergcrac, Dr. Jekyl
and Mr. Hyde and an extensive Shake
spearean repertory. His range Of parts
was broad he maintained the high
est artistic Ideals, and no questions OF
expediency or importuniies Of man
ayers could swerve him.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
Murder al New London, Conn.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept s.
James I. Beckham Of Germantown
Pa. who has been employed as a wait
or in Atlantic City. n. j.. came to this
city and, walking into the California
hotel shot his brother-in-law, William
NJ. Petty, the negro proprietor. Beck
ham fired five shots. three Of which
took effect Petty died within a few
minutes. Beckham is locked up. The
murder is said 10 have been caused by
family troubles. Beckham. II Is said
believed his wife was being harbored
in this city by Petty at the California
hotel
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c,rcuInr swings gave way.

ATLANTIC CITY n j.. Sept. g.
Rv the collapse Of boardwalk amuse
ment known ms the circular swings.
three persons were painfully injured
and about a dozen others We're bruised
The injured. who were taken to %
hospital. are. Yesta Abbott. aged ten
years Matteawnn. y y bead badly
cut. J Boa. Atlantic city. injured in-
ternally. Harry = Kettle Philadelphia.
bruised. This being Labor day. great
crowd visited this city and the swings
were taxed beyond their capacity
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

NEW YORK. Sept Her hock
broken and suffering intcrua. injuries
Mrs. Cleo G.. Colt lies at the point Of
death AZ the Gaiiatin hotel here In
IN adjoining room her husband. OIcott
G.. Colt a son Of the famous manuiac-
turer Of firearms. is ln q critical condi
ton as the result of the carriage Zoo
which they were riding being Die by "a
swiftly moving Sixth avenue car nt
Forty sixth street As result Of the
injuries 10 her back Mrs Colts body
is paralyzed from the neck down.
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Auro cRusAEp THEM.
Touring Car Goes over Fifteen Foot
Bank az Pine city, y. 3.

Bank az Pine titff \ d
ELMIRA. y. y. Sept "a powerful
touring car plunged over dlieen foot
embankmcnt at Pine city siN miles
from E'mlra killing II B Smith of
Ti0ga. Pa. and injurng four others
one Of the injured men is confined n
the Arnot ogden hospital where il is
feared Doc Us injured internally
The party was bound from Corning
y. Y. 20 Tioga. Pa. the home of Wal
do Whitehead. who owned lhe ear and
who was seated in the fear seat with
John Henry Of Cananlaiem and j. B
Sears The chauffeur. A D. Nangorder
" Corning. and James Barrett O.
guide were seated in front Barrett
had boon taken iuto The ear only iew
moments before the accident as ihc
party was unfamiliar With the road
At the point where the accident oc-
Cured the road turns abruptly to ,he
left
As result Of o misunderstanding
between the chauffeur and guide ihe
car continued straight ahead and
plunged of the embausmonf. turning
completely over and pInnine the occu-
pants underneath
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
A. kof Diarrhoea G. by Cle
Dose or Chamber'a rs Collie, ChOl'
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.

I was so weak from an attack Of
diarrhoea fhat I could scarcely attend
tony duU when J took a dose OF
Chanherlau's Collie Cholera and
D.arrhaaa Remedy. It cured me en-
tirelv and bad been tal'ng other
med cine fol nine days without relief.
I heartily rscomm mend this remedy a.
beinr ihe . io my knowledge foI
bnwe com ai1ts. r.. g. Stewart, OF
the firm of stewart & ro., Greenville
Ala. For sale by Winston Drug 20.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

OXFORD. y. j., Sept IA corset
steel saved the life Of Mrs. william
Morrison here. With Mrs. Frederick
Buckenmyer Of Mountain Lake she
was driving near here whom both wo-
men heard the report Of A rifle shot.
Mrs Morrison felt n sharp pain in her
side and as she leaned forward some
thing dropped into the bottom OF the
carriage. II was a bullet which bad
fsttened against one Of the wonan's
corset stecis. The bullet had been
shot bv some boys playing with a rifle
in field near by.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
ohseru,nt Man

II Is popular belief that no men
understand dress" stih It should be
known that they have a sort OF rough
appreciauon Of general effects. They
can distinguish between the woman
who dresses well by instinct and one
who does so with an effort They are
able 10 recognize az a glance the girls
ana women who 60 through life IN the
wrong kind Of garments and wearing
hats which infatuation has impelled
them 20 buy against their better iudg
mept-Lady's Pictorial
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
rinhl cnhnn. ON Rnmpnae.

HAVANA. sept. 3. Eight armed
men are reported TO have made an at
temnf to enter q store and steal the
safe inside no Sngua de- Tanamo. IN the
northern part Of Santiago province.
while Boz the midst of their operations
they were scared away 10y the arrival
of = detachment Of the rural guard.
The authorities are investigating the
matter aud pursuing the band
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
cn.frn 10 Pay Up.

BRUSSELS, Sept 3-The Venezue'
Ian government has Informed the gov
ernment Of Belgium that It intends "a
begin at once the payment in monthly
installments OF its debts to those pow
ers which treated Venezuela with
consideration" when the powers unit
cd In their demand that she meet hel
obligations.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
nnn4 BE Zoo Devoted.

Men In love are delighted 10 be told
that they are never absent from the
thoughts OF their sweethearts. but the
husband finds this consciousness q
triAe wearing As bad as the cling
ing vine Is the woman who makes
her devotion too incessant She Is
never tactful. never conscious that he
wants 10 be alone occasionally. never
capable Of making herself and her az
fections a novelty 70 him. says Won
ans Life.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

ST PETERSBURG, Sept. 3-For the
second time since Red sunday Jan.
%. 1905 Emperor Nlcholas yesterday
entered the capital 10 attend the con
socratlon OF memorial 20 his grand
fathers tragic death The date Of the
trip colncidlng with the conspiracy
trlol iust closed here. plainly was de
signed 20 raise the loyalty Of the army
and the people u was complete
success. aud no untoward incident oc'
.-ln-.I
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
RoosEVELT's ToUR.
President to End Vacation on the
mississippi.

AfENAMFMH ~ AanA AA'ANN'H WM Wv
mississippi.
OYSTER BAY. y. Y, Sept 3 To
prepare "a half dozon addresses each
of which will Doe read very generally
by nation Of s0o00000 people and
100 10 Doe delivered within he week
from Sept 80 20 oct o. Is the task 90
which President Roosevelt is now de-.
voting himself
The president is 20 tormInate Ais va-
cation with Il dash through the middle
west and the south Tie win attend
the unveilng Of the national monu
ment 10 the lato President Mckinley
at Canton. o. Sept 80
At Keokuk. Ia. Mr Roosevelt also
speaks on oct l. The president VII
then begin hl. cruise Of the Mississippi
speaking at Cairo and Memphis
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept United
States District Judge DE Haven sem
ienced John A. Benson. the millionaire
King NJ the land grabher. and + b
Perrin. recently convicted 20 ten years
Imprisonment in the Alameda county
fail and 10 pay a fine Of $1,000 each
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ca,a v.cIeun,. Head SIN safe

TANGIER, Sept. 3.-The anxiety ex
pressed here regarding the safety o
Cald Sir Harry MacLean, due to th'
protracted absence OF direct news from
the general. was relieved by the ar
rival Of letters from MacLean himself
lie Is IN good health and Ia with Raj
suli In the Ban Iarous territory.
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lost and Foppd

Lost. between $50 p. M. Yesterday
end noon to-day. a bilious attack, with
nausea and sick headache. This loss
was occasioncd by finding az White q
Co.'S. drug store a box Of Dr King
New Life Pills, the guaranteed cure
for biliousness, malaria aud jannd &C.
95c
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
rro,Ie, wrecI. A. schenectady

SCHENECTADY. y. y, Sept 3
one person was killed and several bad
ly Injured by a collision between street
ears on the Albany line Of the Sche-
necmdy railway in the outskirts Of this
cItr L..In nIahf
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

Dyspepsiais our national a'lmeni
Rurdock Blood Biiters i- the national
cure for IL. IL strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow OF dies
tive juices, purifies the blood, builds
you up.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

james 2. Farrell and forty other per
sons were arrested In Ireland on the
charge Of taking part in an unlawful
assembly likely TO cause riot
Il was announced IN the City OF
Mexico that peace In Central America
is now assured through the interven-
ton Of the United States and Mexico.
Eugene NJ. Morlarty, editor and pro
prietor Of the Worcester Mass.) Post
and a prominent Democrat was drown.
ed while bathing in Lake Qulnsiga
mOnd.
The Odessa police succeeded after
much difficulty in arresting the sailor
Matuschenko. who led the mutlny on
board the Russian battleship Kniaz
Potemkine 10 the summer Of 1908. Ma
tuschenko has been for two years IN
New York, whore he was employed IN
an iron foundry. He grew homeslck
and recently returned to Russia.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06
sudden Aiiaek Of Dysentery CuIel

A prominent lady Of Brooklyn, \.
Y, writes to inquire where she can OBJ
tain Chamberlain 5 Colic, Cholera and
D'arrhoea Rem, iy. She says: "While
stopping at a ranch in South Dakota
I was tai ea III Of whi seemed TO be
cholera. They gave me some OF this
medicine and IL cured me. | brought
a bottle home aud have just used the
last oiit today. Mother was taken
suddenly IN OF dysente ~ and It help
ed her Immediately For sale by
Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

CHARLESTON. W. Va Sept "a
Chesapeake and Ohio train. NO .. was
derailed near Kanawha falls last night
Three coaches. il is reported fcl int
tho rfVar
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Thursday, Aug. 20.

A shark BIT of the leg Of John John.
SON q member Of the crew Of the Unit
ed States gunboat Scorpion.
Fire that started In the basement Of
the Rochester IN. " Marshmallow
company's factory did damage esti
mated at 100000.
Roar Admiral Charles H. Davis. Z
$ ~. hauled down his Dag on the bat
tleship Alabama on Wednesday, hav
ing reached the retirement age
LORD Frederick Seymour Barring
ton. convicted Of tho murder Of James
=. McCann. began his life sentence In
the penitentiary at Jefferson City. No.
Mrs. Anna Hucke died from the ef
fects Of injuries received when at
tackled by Cedar. the big African lior
that escaped from his cage az Luna
park, Plttsburg.