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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18
CHARLOTTE COUNTY

January ., 1897.
ST. }. b. "Rus Daniel died sud
denly Friday morning, al about 7
% clock. at his store house al Abilene.
The death of Mr Daniel was quite un-
expected a- Dee bad been in his usual
health The lntement was NJ his
home Saturday afternoon, al o'clock
Res Eugene d. Powell conducted
the burial services. Deceased was
about seventy years of age Mr.. Dan
i,l na, formerly postmaster al Abilene,
and was a brave Confederate soldier,
having lost one eye n the cause Of
the lonieieracy he De- survived by
hi- wife and ,wo children, Mrs. John
W paukey anl Mr.J Mason Daniel,
of Abilene.
a quiet home marriage was solemn
led go the residence of Mr. samuel W.
Daniel Thursday afternoon at . O. clock,
when li. youngest daughter, Miss
Josie was welded 90 Mr. Junius Rod
rer- Hey J.. D. Powell was the OIL
chatting clergyman There were no al
PENDANTS only few relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony.
Farmers are taking advantage Of
the beautiful spring weather 10 do
thor piowmg
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Death Of Mrs. Ella MarIIn.

Aner q brief illness Of few hours,
Mrs Ella Martin died at her home on
Beech street. 40 one O'Clock on last
sunday morning The news Of her
death was "a great shock 10 this COM
munIty, where she was loved aud e.
teemed by all who knew her.
Mr. Martin was one of the purest
and most self-sacuicing women, a
Christian Of quiet. bat deyout type Of
piety. O devoted wife and mother.
She leaves husband aud four child
rem to mourn their loss.
The funeral services were conducted
by Ret. $ G.. Hatcher, and Rev. J. d.
Hartc. Mr. Hatcher, In a few well
chosen words, paid beautiful tribute
io her well spent life
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LUNENBURG

Jan. "a. %.
Abe Underwater Roilway hsnds
came back New Years day and re-
summed their work with renewed ener-
gy, and are expecting the carr 10 he
running by the lst Of April
The Victoria Land Co., i. building a
town on the east side Of the railroad,
and tho Lunenburg Timber Co. is
building on the wsst side. Both
towns are selling lots rapidly. They
ar. expecting % locate three banks at
Victoria. The contractors have about
finished lhe main line aud will soon
begin o. grade for the 1achine shops.
Rev Mr Bu.lard died az the Metho-
dist parsonage on tie 27th OF Decem-
Der, leaving lhc Methodist pulpit va
cant until supply is furnished.
Ms Embrey Williams died at her
home 40 Lunen0urg G.. H. She had
been member of the Presbyterian
Church for many years.
Early saturday morning a Negro
was kiiied az the r.dewater camp hy
another negro.
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Jan ih, 10.
Rev. So j ~hpman. ST. 49, D.
Clark, Mr., James o. Clark audi child.
rem. and Mr.. % IS Bruce aud family
were guests OF Mrs Aenc, Foster Sun.
day.
Mis- Ruby Gillian ard brother
spent saturday night at Mr jaime, d.
Clarks
Miss Pearl Bruce was the guest OF
Mis-, Lena McNuu Saturday night
Mc,-r- Glenn and Bacon Leath
and Mr and Mrs. John a. Clark VISIT
ed go Mt john Gillian sunday
Mis-, ELLA Moore. of Hampdm -id
ney, is the guest OF Mis-, Wut Foster
Master John Hester Bruce d, spend
ing the week with h.- grandmother
Mrs. Ague, Foster
Miss Anne ~Necser pa. the quest
Of Miss pcarle Bruce sunday
Mis-, Mary liughe- $50. called nthl
bedside Of her brother ST. Eddie
Hughes, who is quite Iiat hef home
in Cumberland
Mrs. W. NJ. Gillian ani daughter
Miss Ruby, and Mr john Gillian
are an on the sick list Nc wish ni
them "a speedy recovery.
NJ d d nrIt.. ,.f-ff.T Hr. H.f.r.IH
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Death Of Miss Morrison.

Miss Ruth Morrison died last FIJI
day morning 20 io'clock after a long
illness For several year, she had
ueonau invalid from rheumatism and
wa. rarely auie 90 get out Of the
hou-e sine resided with her rela-
uyes. Mr and Mrs. John J. Adams,
of Famuiie. Miss Morrison was in
hcr -iNty-,ixtn year She was sister
of Mr- W = Farrar. and the late
Mrs ST. D. Holt The funeral took
place from the home saturday morn
last at DOB clock. conducted by Rev
%. Tucker Graham of the Presbyter-
m Church
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Jam "a. o.
Miss Lizzie Branch is on visit 10
friend, and relatives boo Lynchburg.
Ret 49, and Mrs. Fielding spent
SUNDAY at Nr Dick Reaches.
Nr and Mrs L.nwood Carwile left
last Tuesday mr Baltimore where
they expect 90 make their future
home
Nr Daniel Du-kiIi lcn for Concord
Wednesday where Doe expects To ac-
cept position.
Mr and Mr. Clarence Carwile
spent saturday and sunday al her
nther-. Mr Archer Cobb.
The quarterly conference was held
20 Centenary saturday.
THE Presiding Elder preached al
Centenary sunday morning.
Res Mr Paisley Will preach at
jacksonville school house next sun
dly afternoon at $40.
Miss Lula lumc-, of Appomattox,
w.lI 0e married t0 Mr. Linwood Puck
F etc. of Venucr next Wednesday after
noon 90 BALI past three o'clock, Holly
wood Church, AppomattoX county
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18

Both Rufin and bid. the two COM
demned murderer, of ST. John DIunp.
who are now iu jail awaiting ihc day
OF their doom-Fehruary lat1. $780,
have hope, OF not cxpIaune their aw-
ful crime ou the gallow-. Manac.ed
about the leg, and held ny chain
r,eted and locked 90 tne cells, they -It
and plan a way ofe-capc. which under
the vigil Of the officers l-a human m-
possibility for them io effect Both
Runin and Ma,.ic BOD write iegIu.y.
indeed the writing OF Runiu would be-
considered good Following i-a letter
found tuesday boz the possession of %
TRASHY. who had received 30 from Ruff
nn To- be- handed to Dcs Brown, %
colored man living BOO sight of the jai.
FarmNlle VA. Jan li 01.
Mr. Brown
Will YOU help man in trouble lke
am The time Dr. drawing close Hi
hand for me Co bee hung and wnI you
please DO thi, for me Get Cd hack
saw and bring 70 io the hack window
/ Of the Jail at night and J 1911 band
down a string, and Then you can uc DO
to the string and wil. draw % up.
/ Ietm me know whatniglt sou lre conn
ing by bowling your head 700 me j
Will more than pay you i0r your if1l-
| bic, and YOU VIII save my Nic t1o
| have got the money to give ynu-
haven't go; IL BOZ Jail, hut hAte iioul-
side think ,31.0l would ne GOO
| small for your trouble.
/ LISA hack saw cost ten cents each
want t0 cut out of JAIL think FoI
have sympathy for mc li ynl d'
| this 10 viii save my life. Please d' d.
/ Get two % YOU can. From,
Ma~~ie HIlI
The above letter d, boz the nandHnt
ing of Jesse RunIu. but tle following
one was written by Ma--.e Hll and
addressed To- Amanda Goiah Farm
vile
Famyilic. Na, Jan aih. iml.
Miss Amanda
I believe you d. my friend fol you
have proved 70 tO me. and ] am leil
sorry that ] treated you -o cool. -
will ask YOU to do me one favor and 90
will save my Iifc for ana going in nt
/ hung. so Miss Amanda do tNl- ilI
me n YOU please have tWo bum
ldred dollars which can get at an,
thine can get out. 80 ] want yoA o.
yet me a hack saw 10 costs tcn ceni'
each or two for twenty cents. You
can put 10 into plug of tobacco o
YOU can bring 10 Co thc back window
Lad night about one % clock 20 don
forget hack saw TO i- about -N
inches long aud 10 viii cut iun -0
can get out any time cam get t
Won come fO the back window 900 nigh
/ will let a string down to you. lhei
YOU can tie and J viii draw % uu sd
for the Lord S sake please do o. Iu
IL into plug Of tobacco. 10 10 U.s. in'
long YOU can break 10 up 80 please
come and iet me know q you +, gon'
10 DO IT, have s40Nn for you Do yol
will do It. From
Mas,Ie 1901. u jail.
a guard stand, watch over the tw'
prisoner. by day and hy night an.
there isn't the shadow Of o. chance fo
either Of them 10 effect Do, escape. ID
addition TO being shackiei a. OBJ
time by the les, when night come
they are handcufIed as welt maxim
their security doubly sure.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18
birthday CelebFallOn

Mr.. B. X. Winston. son of d. Peter
Winston. attained his Zlst year on the
9Th instant and Friday evening last
he entertained few Of bis intimate
friends boo honor of the anniversary
which makes him free man. Among
those who enjoyed the evening under
the ho.pitable roof of d. and Mrs.
Winston were Misses Marie Woody.
FIossie Thornton, Marrurite Watkins.
Florrie Batten, Nancy Garrow, Lou
Nance. susie Roberts, Captain Hunt
FIJI. Gillian, W. j Burton and w
" Barrow.
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Centennial anniversary Of the Birthday
Of General R. {. Lee.

Circular notices from the Depart
mcut of Public instruction requesting
q general observance Of this day in The
public schools were sent out TO the
clerks of the several school boards IN
,ue county Co bee distributed 10 the
teachers. 10 B., hoped that many
teachers VIII comply with this re-
luc.thy suitable celebration Of the
day
The Leigh District High school at
Green bay VIII observe the day sat
lrlay 10Th their new school build
ing with addresses by Judge Mann
State ~lpt Essleston and others.
Good fog Leigh District
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
AbIle

Abilene.
January d. lMl
Meare sorry to report MI VIII.
leamen b. 40 home ODD the ,ic< list
not able Co preach nor study at ih'
present
Miss Sallie Ihack,tou after spend.
ing two weeks Xmas with her home
people and friends of thi, place iefi
last Friday for Bedford 90 attend Del
school the rest OF the season.
Mr.. David and Nifle naehy .ether
last Monday for CreWe where ihe'
expect % engage Boz business
Mr. Robert Bell visited n.> sister,
Mrs. Nat Paimorc, Of Milton N. g.
last week
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Teachers Meeting.

q he county Association ol Aoioleu
Teacher, will meet at the Famville
public school saturday, Jan. 26th' II
O'Clock
PROGRAM.
song Bringing in the ~heaves.
ID ,0,.0n. Exercises. conducted
by ~upt. D. %. Davis.
SONG scatter Smiles and sunshine
Address, Pres. a. W. Lancaster.
solo Miss Fannie Branch.
Paper, The Importance Of Apply
lne Hygiene in the School room. Mrs.
Letue irby, Mr. l. B. Walker
Duet. Mise, Rosa Ellis and sarah
Taylor.
Paper What the Teacher may dc
to Improve thc Condition of the Pub
Uc schools, re, Peter Price.
Music.
Papers The Problems that Con
'front.' ihe Rural ~choo' Teacher Prof
j. S. Moss. Mis-, A. VI Bartlett.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18

You can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from a cold by taking
Foley's Honey and Tar. IL stops the
cough aud expels the cold from the
system as il is mildly laxative. Refuse
any but the genuine m the yellow
paokago. The Winston Drug 60.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18

Mothers who give their children
Kennedy Laxative toue. syrup .h-
var.ahly mdor.e it Children ihe Do
because the taste +, SOD pleasant oN'
tains Honey and Tar lti, the or.si.
nal Laxative Cough syrup and j. 900.
rilaled Tor the relief of Group. Drives
tbe cold out through thc bowels. Con.
forms to the National Pure Food and
Dma Law. sold lbs all druggists
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18
neaih Of Infant.

william Wheary, infant Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. ". Pa'more. died last Tues
day in the home Of Mr w. T. Doyne'
aged two yea and six months The
funeral was conducted Wedne-dfy
morning at DO O'Clock from tha rc D.
dence by Rev. =. G.. Hatcher
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them "a speedy recovery
Mr. T. II. Bruce visited hi- friend
Mr. Henry Ewing sunday afternoon
Hampden-sidney
January ia. Da
Hampden-~iiney ha, been on dead .
level for the past ,'N weeks ile oniy .
excitement being examinations and .
getting away o. theli various homes
by the students,
MI Whiting wa, sick Zoo hei for pa +
week.
Mis-, Lizzie Darlington also spent
the holidays in bed with gip
Mr ~. Henry Nenatle spent 1850
days with his father
Major Veuahes house aneli ire
on Christmas Eve, and nut nr the n-
markable co0lne-, and presence of
mind of small colorcd boy. Joe
Street, DC would certainly have hee.
burned. Joe saw thc flames boz 600 up
stairs room when De 1919. passing ou
the walk. and without alarming aly
one, ran in and pourci buckets 0t
water ON Che fire The flooring boo ,he
room was burned through ani ihc
cabinet mantle piece ruined mi ihe
walls very much disfguni
Mrs Margaret Hannah i- visiting at
the home Of Mr E. p DAME. 100 Char-
lottc Courthouse. Called there uy thc
illness Of sam Daniel bier grandson
Prof Brock has been tcy unWc.l
but is able 90 attend classes.
Prof Thornton spent Christmas
visiting relative, 300 Charlottesville
and Petersburg. and came home With
a serious cold
Mrs. Ihacksion OF toe Noma.
school. was with bier sister Ms.
Fowlkes Christmas week.
Mr. Frank Johns. who bias been iI
for two months at hi- home wa. ou tnc
I"Hil" today. Hew.I return 90 Take
up Dol, studies boz college within few
days. and Will bee warmly welcomed
by the student body Mr johns s
one Of the leading men loo College and
IL considered the best "al round ata-
lete' among ihe boys
Mrs. r. VI Venable wa- With beer
daughter. Mrs Holiday. for part of
a week
There is much rcgr & expressed ai
the resignation of Dr Murray NOM
the pas'ofa'e OBJ '.ie ''' D''' '''''
has many warm friends ODD ine e'Nsie-
CATION. and it was only ai Dos request
that they accepted his resignation Die
feels that the work is ioo heavy iHI 3D.
man of his advanced age
Nh and Mrs F. ~ NeuaD.e ame
settled in PikesiIle, Ky. and Mr
Venable viii pay a dying N-i. io
FamyiIle and Hampden--.dney "'lh'
IN the next week for One purpose o.
shipping their furniture io ODE ne"
home.
ON Friday evening January II,ffoi.
Elmer F.. Jones. OF the state Normal
School, delivered the second lec
ture u "a series on Education
taking mp for discussion Che principle
method and result, q" cdncii'oh i'
Greece boz the old Period zoe po'N''
Of Likeness, and contrast, m THESE re
spects. between Sparta and Athens
were inslrueuyely presented hy th'
speaker.
The centennial Of the mhaof Aooei
r.. Lee VIII bee nuus.y observed o.
, the college The exercises "i'i 0e "1'.
I on saturday evening lne i'.'' 'l.
I the speaker viii bee ihe ZION i''.'' D
I Halsey, Of Lynchblfe 900 ai'in"'- "
Hampden-Sidney College and 600
4 man who in the Virginia senate pre-
sented and pressed ine n'H prov i''"'
% FOR the placing OF Lee statue Dub ''
Capitol al w ashing'on.
k President Mc.Aii'-'ei 'e"'.
a uay TOT q '''D'"'
r-i.t.,.o,o,,irD the frfH. address fI
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18

Having been sick for the past two
year. with bad stomach trouble, a
friend gave mc % dose of Chamberlain 3
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. They
did me -o much good that ! bought a
bottle of them and have used twelve
bottles iu ai To-day ] ANA well Of "A
bad stomach tmuhie.-MRs. JONI
lowe. Cooper. Maine These tablets
are mr sale hy The Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18

The watchman who works 600 ume
doesn't have wheel. boz his heai
Proper care of the teeth b. noH
taught IN London schools
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18

The average Horsepower of New
York city automobiles il 80.
The present population of Lyons,
the Third city Of France. Us about half
a million
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18

The person who disturbed ine c.n-
creation last SUNDAY hy cOninHa.' 3
coughing i- requested lo n"g t pa,
Of Foley Honey and Tar TIE " '.-
sion Drug Go.
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LaGrippe Cough

cured with Dr. Dayid's Cough Syrup q pure
pi,e Tar Horehound and Wild Cherry. Best on
earth for coughs colds. cramp. consuml uon.
bronchitis and an throat and lung trouhiea large
bottle b cents At White 4 Co. and Winston Drug
n
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18
NeeiIna Of SnDerYlSOrs.

rhe board OF supervisors held their
regular monthly meeting on Jan. 18th.
Present, T. l.. Dupuy, W. II. Hub
bad. T.. j Ner-er a. a. Haskins, X.
l.. Price. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
The following accounts against the
county were presented, examined and
allowed. and ordered to be certified To
.fh. treasurer for uaymcut.
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Notice.

Owing io the high price of material
and my bad health, ! will have TO
discontinue to send work out on cred
ID. mean nO oflcnse to anyone but
o. i- absolutely case Of necessity.
Respectfully,
J. ". ORANGE.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-01-18
FOR DYSPEPTICS.

80 Broadway New York City
NcAIpiS DYs. REM Cos
Dear VIII you send as
soon as possible 90 above al
dress "a bottle OF your dyspepsia
rcmedv-auyway 60 we can get
90 quick
Why don't sou put II on New
York market
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Roll Of Honor

Hampdeu-oidney school. Miss Ma
mie FoWlkes. prn., Mis-, Mary Lyle,
a-- slant Frank Chernauit, Bernard
Oliver. Matte Cheuault Lillian Mil
lcr Obey Kemodle, Ada Oliver,
George Kueg Wilson Miller.
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Darlington Heights school Corde-
iia Cook. AdIic Cook, Theresa Dillon,
E,a Gropp, Della Gropp' Bsmice
Morris Pearl 81 John, Annie Gibson
Lacy -crugg-. Luke -cruee- Mrs
Emcl Gillian. teacher
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school $50. -, Buffalo district. Al
fred Kelsey philander Kelsey, Hen
ry Kelsey, Norman Souihall Miss
I..u Ilrli. flnnlnr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-02

Vol. the Costume Tailor, North
Main. 9-30-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-02

Hugh V. Olney, of Van Vert, grand
conductor of the council; Lewis p.
Schaus, of Newark, grand steward;
John n. Bartram, of Marion, grand
sentinel; Nelson II. Williams Of
Hamilton, chairman on foreign cor
|respondence, reelected.
o. A. b. Senter, of this city, de-
livered the address of welcome to the
visiting delegates and Mr.. Archer
formally opened the session at $50
yesterday morning. The reports Of
the grand officers were submitted and
referred to the constitutional COM
mittees. These reports showed the
greatest gain in membership ever re-
corded, the number reaching 1O,261.
The net gain over last year was
1904.
At o'clock luncheon was served at
the temple and at 8 o'clock in the
evening the exemplifcation of the
super-excellent masters degree was
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BY the Board. of Public
Service.
WITHOUT GREAT EXPENSE
Skating Ponds Can be Built
at Each Park.
P. Drake and Sons are Awarded
Contract for Widening South
Prospect Street. -

A number of matters OF compare
lively small impopt were given con
sideration at a rather lengthy ses
sion of the Board of Public Ser
vice last night. All of the mem
bers were present except Mr.. Wap'
les.
AT the last meeting of the
council it was ordered that the
board should provide places fol-
skating at each of the city parks
so that the youths of the city
will be able TO enjoy the popular
winter pastime as never before.
The question was discussed at some
length. At Mckinley park when
the lake is completed there will be
a fine place for skating without
making any material changes in the
present plans. At the north end
park the construction of a small
dam and retaining wall will spread
the water over about four acres of
ground and make an excellent skat-
ng pond. 1t is also possible to
provide large place for skating at
the east end park by constructing
small embankment and flooding
the gIund with water from the
'ity hydrants located at the
dge of the park.
1t was decided to let the question
est for the present but the board
will take it up at a later date and
here will be fine skating this win
ter at all of the parks.
Superintendent R. A. Burnett,
If the disposal plant reported an
exceptionally heavy months bust
ness and that everything at the
,lant is in excellent condition.
In his report Superintendent Balm
'tated that the park work is pro-
pressing nicely. The city have
more employed at this time than at
my time in the past. Excellent
progress is being made with the
pavilion at Lincoln park and with
the lake and the stone bridge at
Mckinley park.
A resolution providing for a
contract with p. Drake and Sons
to construct the south Prospect
street pavement with width of
thirty feet instead Of twenty-five
was passed.
The street superintendent vas in
structed to build cross walk on
Superior street ut the first alley
south of Walnut street and to
clean out the bitches on East
Mark and East Farming streets.
1t was reported that the Barn
hart sewer is unable to carry away
the surface water along that street
since it was tapped by Eli Bush
and others who have run line
of eight inch tile 966 feet from
across Chicago avenue and empty
ing into the Barnhart street sewer.
1t is thought that Mr.. Bush tap
ped the sewer without the proper
permission in which event he will
be required to find another outlet.
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conducted by Mansfield council Nos
l94.
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CORONER BRADY
REPORTS FINDINGS
Regarding Sudden Deaths
Occurring Recently
Rulings in Four Important Cases
are Filed with County
Clerk Tuesday.

Coroner e. L.. Brady filed with
the county clerk, Tuesday, reports
of his findings in regard to four
deaths, which occurred during the
past few weeks. He reports that
August 5 Peter Johnson died OF
heart failure due to excitement.
johnson is the aged man who be-
came engaged in an alteration
with an acquaintance at Prospect
and was struck with a cane. He
died shortly afterward.
Archie Annett, the aged man who
died in an ambulance while being
taken TO the infirmary, September
IA. came TO his death through heart
failure and old age. Genevevc
b. Lee, aged IL months, died
September 30 Of mal-assimilatior
and inanition. This child is tho
one who came TO her death Will,
her father was in the city prison
George Carhart came to his deatl
September "A by being struck b,
westbound Erie train No. II a
the Madison avenue crossing.
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REFORM MAYOR OF
DELAWARE REKOMINATED

Delaware. Oct. 2.--H. p. Beech
er was last night renominated for
mayor by the Republicans of this
city. ity Solicitor +. s. Owen.
city. City Solicitor F.. S. Owen,
the three members of the board
of public service also were renom-
mated. Mayor Beecher is re-
former and his strict Enforcement
of the Sunday closing ordinance is
indorypd Az ~
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