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The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Mai FREDERICK P. REYNOLDS surgeon. 70
Fort Smelling
Following assistant surgeons from pests designated
% PHILIPPINES SoTember 8; CAPT. WILLIAM 2.
WOODALL Fort Sill; Capt. PERRY I.
BOYER. Army and Navy Gerenl HCSpital. Hot
Springs First Lieut.. FREDERICK 5. MACY.
Fort Williams
Capt. EDWARD P. MONIES. quarternaster 10
Temporary duty in oaioe QuartermasteE General.
Washington.
Post Ousrtcrmas.er Sergt. LEWIS B. MASSIE 70
Fo-t Winrate.
sarEt JOSEPH C. CONEAU. Niuety-six;h Com
Iauy. Coast Artillery Corps. from Fort Warren.
20 Fort MCnroe, Coast Arrillery School.
Following changes C0rrs 4 Engineers ordered;
Capt. JAMES b. CAVANAUGH, transfer duties in
bis charge 70 Capt. nARLEY B. FERGUSON.
and tacn proceed 70 0tic5 Chief Of Engineers az
NaSliuCtcu.
First Lieut.. WILLIAM C. CAPJEs, 10 Mobile.
First Lieut. WARREN 7. HANUNI, FROM Guam
tauamo Bay, 70 EagiDecT School. Washington
Barracks.
First Lieut. THEODORE H. DILLON, from Eu-
eino,r School. Wsshin pon Barracks 70 Havana
Dental Surgeon EMMETT J. CRAIG, from Philip
pines. 20 Fort LeayenworIh. relieving Dental
Surgeon JOHN D. MILLER who VIII rrccprd
20 Fou sheridan, relieving Deptal Surgeon
JOHN A. McAIIsTER. who all proooed 10
PHILIPPINES
First Ssrgt. PATRICK ROURBE, Company A,
Fifteenth Iufsntry placed on retired list
IrNcte RALPH J. AALLEN, Tenth Recruit Con-
pany recruit depot Columbus Barracks dis
charged from the ARMY.
Capt HAROLD HAMMOND. Twenty third Infan-
Try, detailed IN pay department. November q
vice Capt. JOHN N. SIGWORTH. pavuaster
who Is assigned 90 the TWeuty-third Infantry.
Contract Surg. HERBERT c. WOOLLET from
Fort Gibbon 10 Fort Davis, relieving Contract
surg. ALBION Med COFFEY. who viii pro-
ceed 10 Vancouver Barracks
Color SerEt WILLIAM MURPHY. Fifth infantry
placed on retired list,
Lance Corp. LIONEL z. POPE. Hospital C0rps
frOm Washington % proper station
MAJ GEORGE " BURR. Ordnance DEPARTMENT
70 Manila, as chief ordnance officer Philippines
Division and commanding oflicer Manila ordnance
depot relieving MAJ CHARLES b. WHEELER
Ordnance Department. who will proceed . com
mand WatcTtown arsenal
Second Lieut. GEORGE e. ROCKWELL Tenth In
fau-ry. TO Vancouver Barracks.
Musician lie ROY E. SUMNER, Fourth Recruit
Company. recruit depot. For SiOcum. discharged
from the army.
Post Quarteruaster Sergt JOHN SPOKES from
PittsbuIg storage and supply depot, Pitisburg, %
Newport News. relieving Post QuaTtemaster
Sergt, RAYMOND BEAIE. who will proceed 70
Pittsburg storage and supply depot
Cook EDWARD SUMICHRAST, Company II Ninth
Infantry placed On retired list.
Second Lieut. JARVIS J. Balm, Corps Of En-
gineers and Dental Surg +. HOMER VOL
VEN TO Philippines November 5.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

doubt noticed how thoroughly our great
architects have developed a style OF
great beauty FOR the front and economy
FOR the rear This innovation consists in
building a front Of precious stones and
classic design and erecting the side walls
without form or order of cheap and ugly
material While the offensive sides are
always visible. no one Is foolish enough
20 look at them. While the effect often
destroys the beauty OF a neighbOrhood.
sensible people see only the beautiful
front. This wonderful system saves the
architect time, money. and trouble, as
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
GOSSIP OF MAGNOLIA
Tennis Tournament the Chief
Attraction of Week.
DRAG HOUNDS HOLD MEETS

Postmaster Generals Family EstRb-
Ifshed at Rock Maple Farm-SIiss
Ethel Roosevelt Returns to Saga
more HiIi-COusin of Russian Am
bassndOr Occupies Various PuIpits.
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NOTED FIGURE GONE
Death Removes Mrs. LuSana
AmieS CTandell.
LIVED HERE FIFTY YEARS

in the Movements that
Lead to the Upbuilding OF the Cap
ital-HeIps Care for the Soldiers
During the Stirring Period of the
Civil Wnr-TeIIs of Western Trip.
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Naval Orders.

Commander N. HELM n lighthouse board az
naval secretary on detachment Rear Admiral L.
SEBREE
Lieut.. Commander r. WELLS. detached as iuspsc-
Tor q ordnance Fore River Shipbsiiding Com
pany; continue other duties.
Lieut. r. A. ALTERNATELY, 20 Franklin.
Lieut. ". ". SMITH detached Minnesota
Lieu. c. l. ARNOLD detached Washington: home.
thence 10 Fore River shipbuilding Company Is
inspector q ordnance.
Lieut. J. =. BLACKBURN. commissioned
Ensign J. &. TOWNSEND. 20 Washington. exam
iuation :or promotion. then report to Bureau Of
Navigation.
Passed Assistant Surgeon F. E. CAMPBELL, de-
tached Washington home; resignation accepted.
Passed Assistant Paymaster A. 5. BROWN. com
mlssoned.
MOVEMENTS OF vESSELS-The following move.
ments Of vessels have been reported to the Bn-
reau 0f Navigation:
ArTived-SeptembeF g Connecticut, Kansas Geor-
gia Rhode Island. New Jersey, Virginia, Mime
sofa. Ohio Maine, Missouri, Alabama Kear-
sarge. Kentucky Illinois. Hopkins, Hull, Stew
art, Whipple Lawrence. WoTden Stringham.
shubrick, Thornton, DeL0ng, and Stockton at
target grounds Cape Cod Bay; MarceIus at
Provincetown Mass Preble, at Port Angeles,
alilCd-SsDtcmheT lJ. PTchle from Port Angeles
for Marc Island
Mall for ships given above as At target grounds,
Cape Cod Bay, should be addressed 70 Province
town. Mass. Glacier and Culgoa ready 10 sail
December 10 Huntress turned over TO represent
atiyes Missouri Naval Militia at Pensacola yes
terday-
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The Peruvian Minister and Nine Pardo
will also continue 70 enjoy country life
at their cottage in Manchester, Over
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The Russian Ambassador and the
Baroness Rosen wilY remain at the en-
bassy at CooIidges Point for some weeks
yet as they are very comfortably sit
uated in the roouy cottage formerly the
summer home Of Afr. T. Jefferson Cool
idgc. former Ambassador 10 France. or
course, the gentlemen Of the Ambassa-
doris staff VIII remain with him. Prince
Koudaehen, NJ. Kroupensky, and n. de
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Baron Waldenar UxhulI, Of Russia, q
cousin Of Baron Rosen, the Russian Am
bassador, has been the drawing card at
the various Baptist churches along the
Shore on the Sundays he has been
guest in this vicinity. He has held the
pulpit for three or four Sundays, and
given some very interesting discourses.
He wes brought up a Christian, became
an atheist, and was again reclaimed
through the reading Of Tolstoi
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Tennis Is not the only attraction at the
hunting club, however. Tuesday and
Friday the drag hounds had their meets,
and will continue every Tuesday and Fri
day while the season lasts The pony
dragS- are on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons
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Provide work for Pencemakers.

Sometimes, when there are not enough
quarrels TO afford ell of these good men
and women an opportunity to exercise
their noble calling. friends will throw
themselves in the breach and simulate
strained relations and mild animosity
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
STARVING CAT WIRES
TELEGRAPH FOR HELP

Special to The Herald.
+ DETROIT Mich, Sept. S.-A cat !.
1. saved its life by calling for help 4.
/ with telegraph key late last night. l.
+ The cat was the pet of the crew 4.
/ of a branch Office of one of the tele- 4.
i graph companies. When the strike I.
1. was called the Office was closed and +
1. locked up, tabby being forgotten. i.
!. Last night, during temporary lull, 4.
1. the chief operator at the main office I.
!. noticed an erratic call from that T.
+ branch over the wire which he sup 4.
i posed was dead" i
+ The dots and dashes were unintel- I.
+ lgible, but he knew the office had 4.
l. been locked up and supposed thief 4.
j. had broken in and was meddling i
i with the key. SO he notified the !.
+ police. 4
i When a policeman got inside he +
i found the office cat upon the table \
!. starved to a skeleton, working one i
i of the keys with its raws-whether y
j. for the companionship of the noise !.
i or through instinct which told 1t that 1.
+ the man who formerly presided there !.
I. had called to the outside world by !.
4 that means, the policeman refused to !.
i express an opinion. ].
i !. ]. !. !. !. /. !. !. + !. j. 4 J. !. i !. i i
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MICHIGAN

ESCANABA, Mich. Sept. S.-Mrs. VIM.
Kirswilxi, 80 years of age, and Matt Kitik.
aged H. are in the hospital in a critical
condition. due to an adventure with bull.
Mrs. Kirswiki was coming down Ahe road
at Woodlawn, when she was attacked by
the bull. thrown to the ground and badly
injured.
TRAVERSE CITY-Sheriff Kittle of Bel
laire, with his bloodhounds, and Sheriff
Johnson of this city went to Isadore, fif-
teen miles from here, to assist Detroit
detectives in the search for the missing
nun, Sister Mary Jones of Isadore con-
vent. who mysteriously disappeared re-
Gently A posse will be organized to
search the surrounding country.
DETROIT-Grand Trunk passenger train
No. 8, eastbound, which left Chicago at Ii
a. m. with seven coaches. coilided with
the rear end of a freight train which had
broken in two on grade near Royal
Oak, about fifteen miles from this city
and was wrecked.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
UTAH


OGDEN, Utah, Sept S-The following
couples were granted licenses to marry
in the county clerks office yesterday:
Austin r. Jones and Miss Emma Cottle,
both of Hooper; Clarence H. Warren of
Sparks. New, and Miss Lila Smith of
Morgan; Albin Anderson of Logan and
Miss Bertha Langlois of Ogden; Frank
Stanger of Marriott and Miss Daisy
Baird of Ogden; Jay e. Inglis of Rose
bud, New, and Miss Nellie Frew of
Sheridan, Mont.
PROVO-The remains of j. L. Roper,
who died in st. Marks hospital,
where he was receiving treatment for in
juries sustained in the coal mines at
Castle Gate about fourteen months ago,
have been brought to Provo for inter-
ment.
Hazel b. Corbett of Thistle has. been
granted divorce fro John F. Corbett
on the ground of failure to provide.
Plaintiff is awarded the custody of a
minor child and SIS month alimony.
The parties were married in this city
July II, 1904.
MISUNDERSTANDING meeting of the
Otter Greek. Reservoir company directors
was held in this city to bring up again
the matter of building a new reservoir
along the Sewer river near Junction in
Pluto county.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
VIRGINIA

HARRISONBURG, Va. Sept S.-Demo-
cratic primaries were held in this county
yesterday The convention will be held
next Thursday. There is contest for
but one office, that of sheriff. Figures
obtained late last night indicate that e.
j. GaricAhooff has large majority over
the other two aspirants, George r. Black
and T. e. Willis.
RICHMOND-Smas to pieces the
buggy to which he was hitched and free
ing himself from the harness, a horse
belonging to Dr. w. w. Nelson, a we'll
known physician, ran down Graham
street at terrific gait, dashed into the
house of colored man and clumbed into
the bed, terrifying the family.
LEESBURG-S. IT. Hickman has pur-
chased from Mrs. Rachel A. Paxton a
tract of land containing seventy-seven
acres lying on the east side OF Catoctin
mountain between Leesburg and Clark s
Gap. Mr.. Hickman expects to erect a
large residence upon the property and
direct his attentions to the culture OF
fruit.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
ARKANSAS

CAMDEN, Ark, Sept. s.-The first bale
of cotton was brought to this city Satur-
day. It was sold at auction for % cents
PINE BLUFF-Buster Brown, a card
game played in local confectioneries
since dice throwing was stopped by local
authorities, has been placed under the
ban by the city council, and the chief of
police has notified business men to sup
press the game.
EUREKA SPRINGS-Preparation are
being made at Eureka Springs for the en-
tertainment of the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows, which meets in this city in Oc-
tober. 1t is expected there will be not
less than 1900 delegates in attendance.
SHERIDAN-There will he three candi-
dates for the state senate from the Ninth
district. Representative r. w. Glover,
d. M. Cloud, present senator, and Rep
resentative John Ross. author of the
2-cent railroad passenger rate bill.
MOUNTAIN VIEW-W. e. Davis, said
to be the wealthiest citizen of Stone
county, recently purchased a large tract
of land in Texas, for which he paid ST.
900. The land was purchased as an in
vestment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
IOWA

DES MONIES, Ia, Sept. S-A prom
inent physician set canary's broken leg
here. He received a hurry call to an
accident case at Irwin Crawfords, 677
Fourteenth street. He snached his surgi-
cal case, caught car, and found the
family gathered about a valuable pet
canary. He set the tiny leg and left lie
bird comfortably resting i'll nest of cot
ton WOOL
Unable to bear the thought of seaara-
ton from his favorite horse, even in
death, G. A. Long, prosperous Swedish
farmer at Atlantic, killed the animal and
then himself. Long was an ardent lover
of horseflesh. All his surplus cash went
into fine stock, ant he was particularly
fond of a fine mare, for which he had
paid $500.
DUBUQUE-Mis Mary Charming of
Pittsburg is the first woman to set foot
within the monastels of the Trappist
monks, which stands about twelve miles
from this city. In entering the mon
astery she defied an ironclad rule of the
order.
Miss Claiming asked permission to go
inside the abbey and was refused. Later
she returned disguised in mems clothes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Grace Dougnerty
is II years old and lives at 101 Sanford
street Brooklyn. She works in Manhat-
tan with her 15-year-old sister Florence
and they are compelled to pass through
Delaney street twice daily from and to
the williamsburg bridge.
They were walking along the sidewalk
in front of No. lis, near Ludlow street,
when one of the flagstones suddenly gave
way under Grace's feet. She dropped into
an excavation for the subway loop fifteen
feet deep.
BROOKLYN-Jacob Savage. "A years
old, of 566 Third avenue, while asleep in
his chair fell from the rear window of
his home to the yard, distance of fif-
teen feet. He escaped with confusion of
the chest and was attended by Ambulance
Surgeon Holt.
GREENPORT, L. I.-Albert c. Corwin,
an aged man, was perhaps fatally wound
ed when spark from his pipe set his
bedclothes ablaze. He was smoking while
lying down.
FREEPORT, L. I.-Postmaster r. G.
Anderson has received word from Wash
ington that free delivery of mail has beer
decided upon for Freeport to take effect
November /. Residents have been wait
ing patiently for two years for this in
formation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
GIVES UP HER HOME
FOR SAKE OF HER DOGS

Special to The Herald.
i NEW YORK, Sept. Soaring more I
1. for her valuable dogs than for her !
1. home at Bay Ridge, which has been i
!. occupied by her family for more +
!. than two score years, Miss Minnie +
1. Bullock has sold her residence at +
I. sacrifice and in few days will re- !
!. move to a new one on the outskirts +
/. of Hartford, Conn. :
I Miss Bullock owns some OF the =
1. best collie dogs in the country and !
.shas won many championships. When !
]. the dogs were not at bench shows =
!. Miss Bullock kept them at her Bay !
i. Ridge place which adjoins the +
/ grounds of the Crescent Athletic j.
/ club The yelping of the dogs an !
i. noyed the neighbors and complaint +
!. was made Miss Bullock says poison !
!. also was used with the result that /
! five valuable dogs were killed. +
!. Among them was the champion AL i
1. stead Mona. =
4 She then decided to leave her old j
i home rather than sell her pets. She +
!. sold her property for $125,0OO, which i
!. Is believed to be much less than 1t j
!. Is worth. About this time mem j.
4 Der of the Crescent Athletic club !.
\ was attacked by a dog, which 1t was j.
i said belonged to Miss Bullock. A +
+ lawsuit was threatened and peti- !.
i ton circulated by the neighbors ask 4.
!. ing that the city authorities declare j.
( the kennel a nuisance. The city au- !.
i thorites could take no action, but I.
!. Miss Bullock, seeing that the kennel I.
i. was not wanted there, made prep i.
! arations to leave. !.
j. j. i 1. !. + i !. + J. i !. j. j. + /. i. !. 4
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OHIO

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Sept. S.-John
Bleseran and Nick Orestan were in
stantly killed by a Baltimore and Ohio
train at East Youngstown. They were
on their way home from work when the
accident occurred.
LANCASTER-Clay D. Widener. a
painter and decorator, was found hanging
to rafter in his stable. He has been
despondent for several days on account of
i'll health. He fastened strap around
his neck then went to rafter and
jumped.
COLUMBUS-Mary, aged two, and
Rosie, aged one, children of Charles
Brown, died as the result of lamp ex-
plosion in their home. The mother of the
children was also burned, and her re-
covery is not expected The woman was
carrying the younger child and holding a
lamp in her hand The lamp struck the
side of the doorway and the woman was
quickly enveloped in the burning oil.
CLEVELAND-John ]. Phillips, a prom
inent coal operator, was shot by burg
lar at his home on Mount Union street.
Phillips, upon hearing some one moving
ABOUT the house, arose and turned on the
lights. AT the same moment a revolver
shot rang out and Phillips fell to the
floor mortally wounded. The burglar
escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
WISCONSIN

MADISON, Wis, Sept. S.-Miss Fannie
Spooner has been appointed superinten-
dent of Pepin county schools to succeed
her sister, Lucy, who resigned. The ap-
pointment was made by State Superinten-
dent Cary. The salary is $500, and Miss
Spooner will have fifty-five schools under
her supervision
MILWAUKEE-On of the oldest suits
ever started has been begun by G. N Mil
timore of Stevens Point against the United
States The plaintiff is an engineer on
the Wisconsin Central, and sues as special
administrator of his father, e. A. Milti-
more, who, with the greater part of his
family, was killed by the Bannock In
dams in Western Idaho in 1859.
MANITOWOC - Emil Wippsach of
Mountain. City was reelected president of
the Wisconsin German Press association
in session here.
RACINE-Henry c. Baker. formerly of
Madison, was appointed chief of police OF
Racine at meeting of the board of fire
and police commissioners, to succeed the
late Fred Pfster
MAUSTON-Jack Bradley, an old soldier
of the Iron brigade, died at his home, aged
81 years.
MARSHFIELD-Farm in this vicinity
are making good thing out of having
their land cleared from brush by goats
OMRO-Frank Heidenreich, aged 16, was
drowned in Fox river near the ST. Paul
railway bridge while bathing.
SPARTA-Peter Christen of Sparta was
instantly killed by falling under the
wheels of a caboose at Dickinson, N. ID.
MANITOwOC-Silas E. Giles, for five
years court reporter in the municipal
court, has severed his connection with the
court and will locate in Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
TURTLES HEAD CUT
FROM BOYS LEG

Special to The Herald.
+ BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Sept. s. !
!. Jimmie Roberts, the 1O-year-old son !
+ of William Roberts, Beaver county !
!. farmer. used to laugh at folk who !
i thought turtles could bite after be- !
+ ing decapitated. He won't any :
+ more. :
/ The elder Roberts caught a 20 !
!. pound turtle in the Little Beaver !
+ river and took it home. Jimmie :
!. teased the turtle by poking sticks at !
/ 1t, but. getting too close, 1t seized =
!. his leg, and all efforts to make 1t let !
1. go proved futile. Red pepper was !
!, thrown in it's eyes, Kerosene was !
i squirted into its mouth and finally !
!. redhot poker was thrust between Its !
!. jaws; but still it held on, while jim :
!. mie howled with pain and fright. !
J. Finally Mrs. Roberts grabbed the =
1. turtles tail and while she pulled !
1. until its neck was well stretched !
1. the farmer cut off its head with J.
!. carving knife. =
\ This detached the turtles body !
!. from the boy, but the jaws retained !
!. their hold on his leg. Mr. Roberts, =
!. Jimmie and the turtles head got into :
!. buggy and hurried to the office OF !
! DR.. E. c. Kerwin of Homewood. !
i The physician succeeded in cutting !
j. the turtles head from the boys leg. !.
!. An ugly hole that will be long time =
!. in healing was left.
$3.50 + / i + + + + + + + i / i + +
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TEXAS

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. S.-While
playing soldier Herbert Allen, ageo "
accidentally shot himself and is now in
the military hospital at Fort Sam Hous-
ton in a dangerous condition. The boy
was playing in neighbor's yard at 329
Scott street. He was acting as sentinel
and was carrying a target rifle. he
was marching backward and forward
along the sentry line. l. stopped ana
was leaning on the barrel of the gun
when it was accidentally discharged
BEEVILLE-The Beeville Commerclai
club is circulating a petition to the
county commissioners for the construc-
ton of two iron bridges across the "a
este, one on the Oakville and the other
on the Mineral road.
STOCKDALE-The Woodmen of the
World had barbecue. 1t was well at
tended. The crowd was estimated at
5000 persons. The day was pleasant and
every one seemed to forget his troubles
and enjoy the occasion.
PARADISE-During a high wind that
struck this town the Farmers union
warehouse, under construction, was
blown down and three workmen injured.
DALLAS-Every bit of cuticle was
burned off the body of Mrs. J. W. Man
lev. and the injuries inflicted resulted in
death. The victim was burning trash
at the back yard of her home, when her
clothing caught fire. A 15-year-old daugh-
ter was badly burned about the hands
and arms while trying to smother the
flames.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
OKLAHOMA

GUTHRIE, Okla, Sept. s.--The Denver
& Gulf Railroad company filed with the
territorial secretary notice Off increase in
capital stock from $2,OOo,OOO to $1O.oOo,OOO
The road was chartered here April "a to
build 500 miles from Denver southeast
through Colorado. Oklahoma and Texas
to Snyder, Oklahoma, with headquarters
at Texhoma. Denver, Fort Worth St.
Louis and New York.
AS a result of campaign begun more
than thirteen years ago, contract was
let by the territorial board of trustees for
the Fort Supply asylum for the insane to
A. o. Campbell of Oklahoma City for the
repair OF the old army post at Fort Sup
ply for asylum purposes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
MASSACHUSETTS


WILBRAHAM, Mass, Sept. SAN auto
mobile containing Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner
r. Hollander of Wenham and Boston ran
down and killed the 12-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Otis of Palmer
WORCESTER-Elizab A., wife of
Frank L. Narramore, visited in Coldbrook
Springs the Riverside cemetery, where her
six children, slain by her hand March 81
1901. lie in one broad grave. 1t is the first
time Mrs. Narramore; who was recently
freed and is now employed in Boston
department store, had been there.
IPSWICH-The continued absence from
home of Miss Agnes Leonard, the 16-year-
old daughter of Mrs M. A. Leonard, is
causing her mother alarm.
CLINTON-The eighth of the great sing.
ing festivals which the New Englanders
of German descent have held since 1892
was held. There was prize singing in the
Turn Verein hall during the afternoon, in
which there were singers from all parts
of New England.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-09
KENTUCKY

BOWLING GREEN, KY, Sept. s.
News was received here of the death of
Mrs. Josephine Fayne, which occurred at
San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Fayne was the
mother of Mrs. H. II. Cherry, wife Of the
president of the Western State Normal
school. She was the widow of DR.. T. j.
Fayne, formerly of Crab Orchard. The
body will be brought to this city for in
terment.
SOMERSET-Jeff Lowell met death
under the wheels of his engine while
working in the yard here. Another yard
engine ran into his engine, throwing him
from the cub underneath the wheels of
his engine.
CARROLLToN-The large dryhouse
owned by Henry Crouch in which was
100000 pounds of tobacco pooled by mem
bers of the Society of Equity, together
with the adjacent stables. burned. All
the live stock was rescued except one
horse.
BOWLING GREEN-WIlliam A. CooAe,
for years one of Bowling GREEN'S best
known citizens and business men, died at
his home in this city. He was IA years OF
age He was the senior member of the
insurance and real estate firm of w. A.
Cooke & Son,
MADISONVILLE-The Kentucky State
Sunday school convention began in the
Methodist church here this morning al
9 o'clock with a large number of dele
gates and citizens of the town ano
county in attendance.