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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-11
c., M. O. ar. P. TRAlN.

c., M. q ST. p. TRAINS.
NO Going Southwest. Depart.
5A-Southwest Limited -. 2:14a m.
SA-Kansas City Local. !. 10: az a. n.
sSls-Local freight ......... 700 a N,
Going East, Via Cut-Off.
12A-Chic. Limited :oB M,
SA-Davenport, Chicago -. $50 .. m
s2B-Local freight 9:10 a. IA.
Marion Line. Going North.
losB-Ceder Rapids, Marion 5:45 b. m.
loB-Cedar Rapids st. Paul 1: IS a. ID.
esR-Local freight ......... $40 m
Marion Line Coming South.
loS S from Marion. 10: 05 a. m,
eC-Arrive from Marion !, 1:25a. N
97B-Local freight arrive. Assn. m
Freight trains arrive and depart
from Ottumwa Junction.
j. p. Whelan. Ticket Agent.
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AND CORN BREAD is GOOD, TOO

Davenport Times-There will be
corn bread to fall back upon if wheat
gets too scarce.
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WABASH RAILWAY.

No Going South. Denar%
2A-Moberly, st. L.. X. C.. s:2oa N.
eoB-Moberly and East. ~. $3.50 .. m.
4A-Moberly, st L.. x. c.. s:55 p. m,
:. coming North Arrive
51B-Moberly local $3.50. .11:3fl q ~.
SA-From Kansas City,. 7:l0 n, M
j. P. Whelan, Ticket Agent.
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HAPPIER THAN A KING.

When | hustle home at evenings.
And the light shines from the door,
An see my little baby
Rollin' happy on the floor,
An see sister helpin' mother,
I'm as tickled as kin be;
An there amt no king livin'
That has got the best O. me.
When my little bit o. baby,
Yellow hair an crimson boots,
Hears the gate latch after daddy
She drops everything and scoots;
Her wee legs are fat and wobbly,
An she can't walk-not at all
But when she hears dad a-comin',
You kin bet that she kin crawl.
Then we all talk all together,
An the baby laughs an crows,
An sisters in my pockets,
For chewin' gum she knows
Is a-hidin' somewhere for her,
An she gives a Shrek of glee,
An her ma laughs. No king nowhere
Amt got none the best O. me.
judd Mortimer Lewis.
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WILL LIVE IN GLENWooD.

Mr.. and Mrs. spansIer, Married
at ottumwa, Journey to
New Homo.
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Co. r. ]. 6 p. TRAINS.
No Going North DeparH
203A--Des Moines, Omaha I. 1900 a. m
S0lB-Des Moines, Omaha. IL: 10 a. m.
205B-Des Moines ....... 1910 D. M
Going South.
2 2oo6B-Keokul, Kas. city,. s:17 a. nns
202B-Keolxuk, Kas. City. 1928 D. M
NosfA--h! 11 ..:.-.......... 10: Up. m
w. 8. Parker. Ticket Agent,
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Agency. A spangler Of Glenwood
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BURT LAFoRcE, PHI. a, M. o.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist
Classes scientifically fitted Office hours
10 to IL a. M, and to s and to o'clock
2. m. Phone, office, $50: residence. 81.
yuf1ice rooms. 10 and IL Hofmann Blk.
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DR.. A. o. WILLIAMS.

C., r. I. & P. R'y. Co.
Surgeon 6, B. & q. R'y Co.
q. R., q. & s. Co.
residence, 218 North Jefferson street.
ONCE, 120 Court street Residence tele-
phone, ITO: office telephone, 80. ottumwa.
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osTEoPATHY.
Tri-Weekly Courier.

BY The COURIER PRINTING CO.
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DRs. MYERLY g. KREUL.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Third floor. Hofmann Block Chronic dill
eases of Lungs. Stomach, Liver and Kit
nneys. Blood and Skin Diseases. Catarrf
Rhsuma d, Diseases Of women af te
Office SOB. Residence 9e6. Calls promptl
answered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
AR MY OFFICERS
KILLED#I]N PRISON
.Incarcerated, Charged With
Treason, the Officers Attacked
the Keepers. i 81

81 .BELGRADE, fSHRVIA, september co..
,----- ex traordinary occurrence In the
government prison here to-day resulted
iii the a cath o e. two 4 former army o m
GERS and serious street rioting.a The
two army officers who opposed the 50 :
called rcgicidc reg limo wore n de lined
iii prison on a trivial Charge Being
driven to despair by the delay and
illegal met hods put in tho way OF bring
ing their cases to q trial, the two pris-
oners, viii g exercisiug8in5t the corridor.
wrested guns from tho prison guard.
and, barricading themselves ma room,
fired through the 33Windows Into the
street. The commandment Of the prison
ordered the guards to- seize them, and
desperate fight K lloWed. y
Two guards were wounded / and, ac-
cording to official account, the two
former officers committed suicide with
their last cartridges. y sSs5 li
AZ! O Their accounts, however, say that
tho two officers were strang led. n by the
guards without.5who then emptied tllotr
reyolvers into NJ the lifeless bodies OF
the men Si5 ID g5
Meantime angry 81 crowds gathered
about the r1aon, denouncing the "regi.
eide government t. La ter in the day
there was further; rioting. in which
an officer and q gendarnae were wound
Fed. Armed patrols Il are still engaged
this evening In clearing the street:
Of the rioters. Opp onents5 Of the gov:
Iof the ID end Ulcers, " hi was the editor
Tor ali an tiregicide Journal. had /. beet
offered his libertyEif his paper would
cease In Its attacks on tho dynasty
and that DO tn mon were the victims
1 ofEpollce tyranny, e 5 i.f
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VIEW BODY
MI. w. II. II tchnrdAOn 'rclcErnIbha THAT
s5 lie Will Comes as Soon az i'0Aail.es.

Mr.. ". u. sRlchnrdAon Iclcgrnphs THAT
F8 lie Will Comes ~ soon IL. i'0Aail>.s.
Va Coroner TAYLOR yesterday morning
received a telegram from W.. 81 Rich
ardson, OF Palmyra, Va, stating that
he would come Down ny SO on as possl-
bic TO view the body of the young
woman find In tho James River here
Friday morning, which is believed TO
be his daughter. N iss Mamie Richa ma e !.
son. who was drowned FOUR mon this
ago while attempting to cross a small
stream withher tlance, Wni ter Wright,
OF Roncever.>, w. Va. 81 b "A
Everything leads TO the belief tl1as
the body is that OF NJ tss Richardson,
and I Is being beld at Bliley's under
taking establishment awaiting tho ar
rival OF Mr.. Richardson. He Is ex-
pccted Std arrive here o-day.
@ Messrs.; q. ! IL. Patterson and Napo-
leon sBarfoot wish to state that i I was
they. i not John llinn,s, who dtscoy.
cred the. young ihdy's body. ,hcy
l1disaoyered 1t IA L . O'clock Friday after.
moons and drought 1T to shore at ~
O'Clock tho following morning.
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RICHMOND MAN
Bull. I I .Ig.M.NEL
John Clarke a: Is Chief iEngillcac,,,
Of New Belmont /
81 Tunnel, #B

.'fic opening Of the Belmont Tunnel
in New York city last Wednesday, is
of special interest to Richmond, mass
much as az Richmond man., st. John
Clarke, Is chief engineer Of tho work.
tugCst Belmont and O hundred others
capitalists, engineers and public OF 4
.ticials, were present at the opening.
The tunnel IS one OF the greatest en- !.
.gineering undertakings In the world.
It runs from the heart Of \ Manhattan
to Long island City, and tho trip can
Sbe made ne minutes and 36 seconds.
though the first trial trip was made in
a minutes. 81 n; Il
~ ~ st. John Clarke was .bortlEsin Rich
5mond; where he lived until Y he wna
about sixteen years o + age. II Q was
the son OF Colonel John g, Clarke, g.
S.. A, who was the engineer Of the
Free Bridge. Young Clarke went early
to work, after his fathers death, 10
help support the family and soon
rose. by his energy and perseverance,
to high positions. ills first step to
prominence was when he was made
superintendent of designs Of the Rapid
Transit Company. nfter8which he was
made chief engineer. o f f the Belmon!
Tunnel, the position he now holds. t5}$&5
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WILLIAMS TO QUIT. CONGRESS
VIII Take .,rwo Years. vnc cation he

Will Take Two Years. Vacation Dc-
fore Entering Senate.
WASHINGTON, s September co.J ohm
Sharp E1Vimams. y emocratic leader in
the Ho,,se, will not 1bo q candidate for
re- election to Congress. sHe intends to
talee two-yee.rs' b vacation before, he
takes his seat ms Senator from Mis-
sisslppi succeeding IT. D. Money. In
the interval he will devote his time
TO reading and to writing a4lifc of
Senator Moneys term docs not OK
5pire until March 4. 1o11, but Mr.. VIII
lliams was chosen atEthe primaries last
July to succeed him, Mr.. Williams
feels that. there has been too much
disagreement among the Democrats IN
falling behind In the literary work
Which especially interests him.
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.LAYMEMs ,ELEcTs SECRETARY
Mr. Robert u. 3Gnrlnn 4 Chosen to Head
New Baptist Move nient

Mr.. Robert ID. h Garland Chosen to Head
New Baptist Movement.
AZ Impetus given8gto* the organization;
ofSthc$ laynsn . E tile churches by the
gathering Of the Southern Baptist
Convention iii IS Richmond last May Is
NOM crystallizing I'M; definite action
The committee appointed 3.sby III tho. con-
.yention has organized and opened,$a
Gemtgal once n Balilmore undeg
Mr.. ]. Harry ,rylerfand Mr.: J. r. Darl :
ington. Of thoa executive% commit ttee..
q The committee has elected aB fold
secretary to. take tho lehdersfipSin he
.laymsn's movement, Mr.. Robert d. Gar
land, now the fold ecrctaryi$of$ q til G
StnteS mission board. III IN VI gf$
III Mr. Ciarlan Is not a minister, 1lav-
ing beer. Successful young business
smanannd travel Ter ,ES wh en- N he was In :
duced to undertake Revangclistic work.
Later u 9 was elected secretary Of h tn 9
State mission Il board n ior IS the General
tyson Of Richmond,$fs the general sec
retary. BEE H itss5|s n
Mr.. Garland was 5notEin the 5citySyes-
3terdnv, and 1T could not b 6 ascertained
whether no had determined to accept
the work in$connection with$the lay
mems movement: In general. ! + is. thu
purpose u:l !, Of tn. committee Of theslay.
rotary who Will travel through outlth
church and organize tho s]aymenI along
brotherhood lines in the svarl ous i ocAl
ittesia From the vieWES.of prominen
Baptists In Richmond, 81 Mr.. Garland Iii
man ,elninently fitted 4 to- undertake
mems movement. which from the spiri
ofSsthc Baptist Convention last sprint
seems destined ito Eplay$ian irnporta
part.in that denomination $9 &1Ss
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came In ssatuf,lay night with her maid
and who s,F toppirg at the J effcrsoii. \
Notable Social Ircntiircs $-Is Al -

came In Sat fslhy night It'll her maid
y and who Is STOPPING at the Jefferson. n
a Notable Social Fcnt,ircs }t III
sS or y lsiE; Convention
Conspicuous among tie imposing so
Z cials features or this and the following
two weeks, when the great bodies OF
the General II Convention and Woman's
SAnxi liary assemble in Richmond, stand
the stiinptdous daily ihncheons IL y W: nc
Masonic refnple Il TO wlitf tile bishops
md deputies, lay and cleri cal ARE i'm
\ Vi ted, III II III pleasant genial lhourGin
\ tie midst of the 5wlitri Of the churchlS
& affairs In consideration. X,
Alumni Dinner. 4
g3 Tho Alumni Association OF the TVir-
Ginia Theological Seminary has elected
4 to give a dinner lii the Masonic Temple
at f:3o o'clock on the evening of Oc-
" tober It'll, with the minimum seating
i Of 200 guests. isst "a u
8Erolnaevery point this promises to be
ii most delightful occasion, when men
Z who have gore TO the four cornersGof
the earth. giving their lives forsIth 1
q gospels spread, return once more to
their native country and State, and
greet the classmates Of days long gone
n by. 6mingling with. their boyhood's ass
sociates, and recalling instances sad
{ and joyous.
a II cctrtion Mt Jefferson.
8$ln5@the Jefferson Hotel auditorium,
from 8 to II, on October Stil, the rtc-
tors and vestrics of 1Ienrico Parish
will entertain at a brilliant reception
tho bishops. lay land clerical depu1
ties and their wives. Hundreds will
E participate in this entertainment, which
a stands foremost in the second weeks
program. IL lt s 81 K
The cnga cement Of the Lord Bishop
at Harvard University will prevent his
visit Of d week being prolonged, which
5 IS deeply lamcnted, as he Will thereby
be unable to attend some of the most
q elegant functions. &{5%l
I ut. Rev. Robert A.. Gibson has grace.
+ fully Issued Invitations to his Rich.
n1ond friends to a reception. on the
evening of the ] st Of October, in honor
81 Of the Lord Bishop of London and to
the bishops and their wives on the 80
X OF October, from 9.to II, to meet TINS
most interesting parsonage
Mrs. John Stewart md tho Misses
stewart will entertain the officers who
& are delegates to the Woman's fAuXiliarS
M at buffet luncheon ct Brook Hill or
tile afternoon Of Tuesday, October 9Th
The whole contingent i'll attendance
upon the Woinan's Auxiliary arc III;
sfyited twice weekly to q series OF teas
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given VI tile aux II lar iesS4 y & ia ehrleo
Parisll,A at "A II aints' i'atish5s1t ouset d
,i,r,p d Ja,lc.tDyvn. I

FarislR at 1l5{ Saints IL 'arishis1to uHes %
a.5 rip 10 J1,h,c st.lxsn.
Tllc luncheon 8 iyen rtit % 4, Parish
on tile occasion ;of tllc5 excursion N p
Williamsburg on the It'll; Ind tl1eten-
$tertninmcnt offered by tile p oceso sot
Southern VirginiasonS the u 9Th VIII be
among the enjoyable 80 cials fentuies
This 6latt or occasion n Will ,lc az tri r
on u Tie steamships Poenh ontas and
Brandon to- JnmestoW land. 4 US lunch-
con and service on A he island by b the
Historic ruined churcll, anu n day ~
The james River, the whole convention,
being the guests of Tie Diocese OF
Southern VirEihia OH this trip.
TO catch the overflow, from the inn
mensity or the crowd and the accom-
,nudatlons necessarily limited to the
capacity Of Atl lie two above- IN ionhd
vessels, tile Association for the Pre- sefr
walton OF Virginia Antiquities las ottf
gagged then steamer Hampton to run
tho same day, october 18TH thht X n n
tlebnrrcd from going OH tlle4other boals
may not be entirely deferred fronlsn
pilgrilnagesto tile halloweds soil OF the
FIRST permanent English sottlement on
the American continent. IS
One OF tho most charming features
of tile afternoon gatherings is the &c
ception with which the Woinat's sCltl
honors the bishops and their NV NGs
october 18th, from 53to&7.
The club has extended its cou1r't e. estes s; e
to all visiting ladies' on behalf OF tl1e
conventionannd the auxiliary, and eacl
Afternoon two members Of the CLUB VII
be fostesses, that guests calling mag mag
be received. 3s ISIS Fl. .s.H5 ,s @di .
Tho Juniors d yer ,yactive brancl
THE 5"Juniors.,' a very active brancl
also. and their official dele gates are IN.
tyi,edttoS tho Misses Glbson's on Friday
afternoon, October 1th, between stht
hours of s and i to ~ s del gh IT, re
|sception n, 81 335
\ The All Saints Junons will pour ea
ono afternoon weekly in the Junio,
| EXHIBIT room, No. n Ell est i Grace
Street, and oil visiting and city Juniors
Fare invited. q, g.
st. Paul's branch will have teas a
No. los East Franklin Street, where
FOR a. small sum, one may entertain
| friends OIL the limo Of march, ard en- e.,
10Y d chat over dainty tea cups. "
1uncheons daily, beginning the TN
| viii be served iii tho basement. OF IN
parish house, In which the Woman
|.Auxiliary assemblies from II to 8, .!
y tho All Saints Juniors. $
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PALL-BEARERS STRUCK

Think Corpse of 4 u 5SO-Poundcr Too
Heavy for SIX to Handle.
III CINCINNATI, Scptemb err 29.-Six
pail -bearers struck to-day when they
reached the home of Frank n evering q,
cd tho corpse. zievcrink WAS only
#thirty-eight years old, but when he
died he Weighed $50 pounds, a spe-
cial coffin. eight feet long and thirty
two inches WIDE, had to be made to
hold the remains. The pall-hearers
refeused to act because, they said, the
extraordinary weight OF the corpse
would tax tho strength OF ten men
to the house and in this the dead mar
was conveyed to the cemetery, There
was no hearse1 big enough in the city
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! SPECIAL DOG TRAIN

Wealthy. Woman Charters Train to
Bring Pet to New York, $500 NJ ilex.s
4s n I1W Il YORK. September 29.--In al,
attompt to save the q lie of a pet dog.
Mrs. Stanley Allan Shepard, widow Of
a. wealthy htcRgo jewelers chartered
and made ~ record trip across the
continent to- q cat, and dog hospital
in New Y orK. sfs 318S} isf tts i
Two maids and aveterlnary8 SUR
geon accompanied Mrs. IA llam- Shepard
and on the arrival In New York tbs
surgeons in the hospltala were ofreree
a large sum II they could Il save s tho
life Of the SGdoG. M Despite everything
thnt could he done. the animal dice
on "Wednesday night or pneumonia
Hartsdale, where there is is q ocmete i
for dogs ana cats and buried lin Il
$500 coffin Mrs. Allan- Shepard Ewil
build ii vault for the dog later.
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cow CAUGHT B Y TAIL

Careful Nursing saves Her life A ftcr
Il Five Weeks without Food.
3S CALUMET. MICH, September 2o.--
tree, a. COW belonging to Joseph Blake,
sof4& Greenland, subsisted without food
or drink for five weeks. When acct
dentally found by a man passing
81 skeleton Bit the sight Of tho man
Observation-Disclosures her and with d
lunge she broke her tail OFF ard
charged her " ould -be rescuer. lie
pile Il short distance away and was
kept there for ee-duhrters Of
hour. NJ Til Q desire for food finally be
came upperf1ost to the anlmnl and she
was found later and \ 8 Improving I'm.
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MO y {, * II
OBITUARY.
N,F.&Kay,

After along illness Mr.. ". +. & Kay
died at I:45 o'cloclt ye =,
at h ss resid en- ce, NO. 10S NOrth INYe ,ll
=. MIR. KayE7yas we'll known In the city
and n e,gs orfhis death will bes,recelvedi
sorrdw pya large ,1Im n4 S Se
Al rs ~ a IS. Lcnke, Mrs. Zeb. Traylor.
Mrs. Fred Lisbon. Miss Elatteras KAY;
Miss Susie Kay, Mr.. George Kay "a and. am
Af The en- Funeral naa, vii take place ~
O'clock Tomorrow a ftcrn BON Z rom l}n n:
ion Station Methodist cl,ur chi
Mrs. Cecilia Cottrell. died att ~; =; =:
daughter. No. $13 Albemarle Street: N
The SEVENTEEN Year Of her aEe. me
funeral arrangements will 5e an
Enounced later.
r5E james Il. Lowe.
" Mr.. James r. Lowe died at the rest
dence Of Mr. 6. a. crewe. East Rich-
|mond, at e;15 a. 4 NJ yesterday. in M, !,
forty seventh year % his age - g ~
by six children. sSs
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
IIntermcnt $wllI 30 Il made In f lakewood.
Mrs. Louisa r. w lghtIunn. Il
Mrs Louisa T.. Wightinan died at
$3.50 O'Clock last night at the residence
lot lers SON IN laW, II Captain Charles A.
awford. In the seventy third year OF
lherSAEe. 555 5s5 x
The funcral ]arrangelncnt have not
| boon 81 Compl eted 3$s 3E fs3y5
Colonel Cral.shlll's Func1 al.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatcl,.)
| M LYING HBURG.3S V,AI.3 September 60
The funeral OF Colonel 7 Robert s r
| Nraighill. e Who@diod suddenly Thurs
dty. occurred Saturday afternoon from
his reside on g Curt Street. The
Grand Lodge OF Masons y Of Virginia
Marshall and Hill City Lodges, De Mo:
lies Command ery,4 Garland 5s 12odes
4 Camp. Confederate Veterans, and {
| number5Eof other local organization.
4 ATTENDED tho funeral as bodies. @
/ The remains were laid forrest Al
SPRING Hill with tho simple MAsoni.
ceremonies. whicl, were conducted B,
Past Grand MAST Davis. Of this city
Iwho was assisted by other member.
4 Of THE Grand i1odg go present Th,
4 gran Il officers here wero Grand Maste
Quinn, Of fredericksburg: Grand Sec
retary Caring tom, Richmond: Crane
! Senior . eacon5S Andrews of Roanoke
!. Grand Tilor Allen.s of Richmond. am
PAST Grand Master ISelnpcr. OF! Alex
n. w. Price.
\ sss rSpccia1tt TO Tho T ines Dis pat ch.] ra
: IO AN OK IL, " A., September 29..-Ml
{. r. w. Price, sof 3Riehmo .l (, DIED m
/. morning a Il tho Virgins Sannaso rluI
: FOR Consumptives at Ironyille. II 9 ~ va Q
!, thirty -ono years OF age, Y
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AM /. ERl /: !. I EASY Is;
Bogus Noblcnnn Says People Arc Easy.
n to Swlndlc. fs K .5 &

BOGUS Noblcmnn Says People Arc Easy.
to Swlndlc. T# 4. 81 &
~ BA.LITIMORI1, September o9.-"Count
Won Bergheim ~ whog3poscd 4 in New
York, ST. Louis, Chicago, Philade-
'phiny and Washington as n obleman
Of ShXonys and thosheir to the Mar
grave OF NVittgonstein. In that Ecetln-
try. and who cutsai$wide swath In So
echial circles In New Y ork, was arrested
YESTERDAY onsEthe charge Of passing
and attempting to pass bogus&checks
The count" admitted that he was
plain George ssl<l ein, OF sLeipsic, Cor
many. and Chat lo had worked forged
checksb.n al the cities nbove mention.
cd When the Count \, Won Berghetm'
was in New York he stopped at the
Hoffman House. whore he had an lex.
pensivo suite Of rooms. Later lie wis.
|ited Philadelphia ggnnd was 66reg istorec
at the bellevue -Strn tford.6
IA "You American people,"hfhe laughed
ARE easy ID swfndle IL. a man take.
e. title to his Names 1T seems a shame
not to Z eke our { m on ev." IA
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III!
mt 1Sutli ei,urs and started @to5wtflls :
,,oSrlll,iet il. I'D block cen Mary
land Ays,iile anu {Lti1dcll mis-: mis-
erably 1lgh1ed there being only : o IN,
lamp post In tile iniddlc of the Dloc 1,
Suddenly u i,ian stepped out out 81 ny, ,!,.s
dense shudow, and seized her,left arm 7
i,lt tile wrist and with. his other llan ne
grabbed the collar her Jacket, !, 1,
r's a, athletic t, ynnng suaa q
Screaming as most girls would have
done Miss y,rgnia" ms ,,s h fa;s
putting all her r.'fGc Into the blow
,,oas q s ts 1ha{
| iy@the 13lucky girl started OH III run
Tor tlis ierllart home ana reached Hatl fdi y
ibrentlilc ss. # t II IA n, s n b
s35GcthhrG lltnmediate 1y notified lie pto-
llice,ai'l the neighborooa WIS searel,,
}ea but tho IMAM could not be- fnui,t.
having hEstubby beard. sln SAYS IL
wore y black slourh@ hat. but she TOLD Y.
! tlie4polIce that lit was 50 dark size
lcoutd not possibly. identify tho man. 5sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
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.DEATHS..
corrR1S 11I,-Die r. NJ, at the
res q once ;of her daughter sla Abe 4
!, aid ia street Mrs. CECEL1-As COT COT
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Yes residence j ;of her daug liter Sl3 Aldo 4
u !, 81, : IL street Mrs, CECELIA3 or 4
g.THEIL. in the seventieth year r.i g
s4 ii FUNERAL notice later Ss8s
ION ls-Died, sunday, SUPPLEMENTARY:
at 6:2o p. M at the re si !, nee J: 8,
Ills par ents !, = y 9s, AI,11 yona,
est son Of Mr., and Mrs. u. C.55 \! ne Ilees,
& F FL eral will take place fro 2
above residence TUESDAY * Z It sf,
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si North i .Tyenty-sixth Street, the
FIT fifty -. iy.t III Year Of his age,
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he odist Church, II lends an sacq u iaiIl-
tances Invited ITO tend '5si
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#{of his age,s HI leaves SIX e ~ ldren
Ito mourn Il t. elr loss.
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w CMon day) AT TERNOON at. 8 $50, IN
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ford, Mrs. LOUISA 7, W Ila i1aiAtl
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