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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

Mrs. S. G. sutton is busy ARRANGING.
a cantata for Easter. which will bo
given in Gcthscmane Church on tbat
Sunday
William McChee las returned Ia
Richmond, after pleasant visit Ia
his nephew, James McChee, at this
Miss Lou Carter is quite sick in hor
hone. near Pole Green,
L. p. Baskett was the recent guest
or relatives near Shady Grove,
sick Is convalescng,
Miss Edith Gibson, who came from
England this winter to visit her par
cnts in Amelia county, Is now tho
near 'Walnut Grove"
Miss Berthe Brooks, of Gethsemano,
was recently the guest OF friends at
Rose Cottage.
turned TO Richmond after u visit to
her parents, MI and Mrs. Freshman
The Tarmers' Relief Association held
day night in the hall near Ne.wlnan's
The pupils OF tho Washington anil
Henry High, School have decided to
take. the eolors OF white and orange
Edmund West, of Ellorson, who hns
been sick, Is abba TO be oirv again
Wlllic Thomas has retnrned to his
home, near Atlee, after an abscnce of
W. ID. Brgrnner and wife visited rela,
tives In Richmond last week.
Harvey Hutton, OF lslchniona re-
Gently visited his parents NJ Muster,
\ 'iaddio Robinson, OF Richmond, spent
few days reeently With his mother
Miss Hupy shaw has returasa 10 her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
FAIRFIELD NEWS

Miss Lucille ,rlller, OF tho Creighton
Road, was the guest OF Miss Madeline
Putze. of Walnut Hill farm, this week.
Master Aubrey Tuck and Rannie Min
son have returned to their homes here
from a visit to friends In Richmond
Mr. John jenkins. who has been con-
fined to his bed with pneumonia for
several weeks, IL able to be out again
Miss Carrie Fields has returned to
her home In Hanover, after n pleasant
visit to her sister, Mrs. Tomme Cor
don, OF Fairfield.
Mrs Snllic 1'clvcy, who has been In
disposed hero for several months, Is
Improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Turner Thompson have
returned, after a visit to friends on
Church Hill.
MISS Lena stone. of Fulton Hill. Is
the guest OF her cousin Miss Lilly Mar
shall.
Miss Mamie prosscr was given a
very pleasant surprise by a number of
her friends few evenings ago. Among
those present wore Misses Susie Rus
sell Mamie Trosser, Blanche Goodc
Ethel Scott, Mary Cartwright. Lula
Ora Snither, Lena Moore, Julia Binns,
Gladys Cook, Gertrude Farmer; Messrs.
George Langley, Eddie Cook, Raymond
Prosscr, George Warren, John Good
man, Harry Eyerton. James Stone. Les
lie Blackburn, Roy Turner and Mr. and
Mrs. r. j. Prosscr.
Mrs. Maggie Bryant is somewhat i'm
proved.
Master Raymond Ellis who has been
III with the measles, is somewhat bet
ter.
Mrs. Samuel Lane has returned 10
her home, after spending ten days with
relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Johns, OF this place, left Thurs
day to spend two weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Turner. in Alexandria. who
Is very sick
Mrs. Jessie KIRBY was tho recent
guest OF her aunt Mrs. Leola Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Garter have re-
xurncd to their home from n stay OF
two weeks with Mrs Cartcr's sister
In Portsmouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

home, near Aztec. after. . delightful
stay with her aunt In Richmond.
X, Norris has returned TO this
plaee, after q pleasant Visit to his
The young men in the vicinity OF
Alice have organized an Athletic cub,
with Professor w, y. Bremner as train
or. t5f49t sfa5il i.-lI
Miss Margaret Madison, of Shady
Grove. is now the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Briel, in Barton Heights.
There Will ~ u pie party given in
the assembly hall Of the High School
on Monday evening, March 18th, The
ladies arc invited TO attend and bring
pies, and the gentlemen are invited
TO come and buy. The proceeds VIII
be given 70 tho Improvement League,
Mrs. ]. w Beadlcs who has been
N with smallpox is gradually improv-
Wythe Quarlcs. of Chestnut IIiu, re-
Gently visited friends at Alice,
Mo Grove, AleNina Grove Erselle rate.
Utho Grove.
Miss Juin Horns recently visited
her sister, Mrs. ). w. Starke, near Me
ehanicsyllle
MISS Julia letter has returned home,
after pleasant visit to relatives IN
Paramount
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
NEWS OF SUBURBS

more, is visiting Ills daughter, Mrs. j
Addison Cooke, No. 1900 West Grace
street.
Mrs Peck is very. Ill ut the home
or .Westminstcr Presbyterian Church.
:. Mr.. Charles Scnff McVeiEh, of tho
University of Virginia. vice. president
With his mother, Mrs. Newton Mcveigh,
No, 1Di3 Ivy Avenue.
Miss Kate Runin, OF Chester, Va, has
returned TO her home from visit to
her aunt. Mrs. James Il. i,aml,In, No.
2003 Ivy Avenue
Alvin Coleman is well enough to be
out again, after quite a spell of sick
ness.
!, Mrs. Benjamin a. Ruflin is recovering
from pneumonia
Mr.. r. G.. Christian. OF NO. 30S Park
street, has returned from business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
FULTON NEWS

The bl-county. convention OF the
Branch OF the Womans Christian fem
pcrance Union will be held TuesdaS.
March 18th at Dcnny-Strect Mothodist
Wcach the State secretary of the US,
Will be present and address tho con
Hention. Morning, afternoon and night
osting program carried out The pun
lie is cordially invited to attend.
MIR. Charles Whitlock. of Belmont
who suffered q sprained foot while at
work at the Locomotive Works last
week, Is able to be out, with the aid
of crut<hes.
En- Captain Roberts Of the Clifton
tain ". j. Mason. Of Louisiana Street.
recently.
Mr.. i. NJ. Carter. of Fulton Hill. who
has been flagnan on the Chesapeake
been promoted to conductor. Els
frienus are congratulating him.
daughters have returned to their homo
DAYS with Mrs. John IL. Breeder.
Mrs. But!In ana mar granddaughter
little Miss Mary Godfrey. are visiting
the formers sister. Mrs. Blackburn, at
Mrs Ruth Elsom and children have .,,s
returned home, after an extended VISIT
to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Re a%sr IN H sons W sGnhsy is making
- ~
arrangements to move his family to
his new home. near the National Gene
Nj. and Mrs j. w. Reams are visit
ing their son, Wilson Reams, IN
Mrs. Alfred Brown. ST. who fell on
the ice and broke her arm, 8 getting
along as well as could be. expected.
Miss Martha Black. who has been
sick is much improved.
social club STYLED the Jamestown
Social Club has been organized in Full
ton. The first meeting was held last
week at the home of Captain James
Harcum, on Lester Street. The club
is gotten up solely for social purposes I,o
the home of one of the members. One
night out of four meeting nights will
be set apart for the ladies. The other
three will be strictly stag. The mem
bers are as follows: Messrs. James
Harcum. Ben. Levy. Louis Seals. John
Boulwarc. John Cnyado, Frank Mayer
Richard Eacllo, William Booth and
Horace Seals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

Read, p, 4, Smith, e; T, Read and Mas
Nh. and Mrs, Matthews, from Potcrs-
burg, Will move to tho village this
week. and viii occupy tho same house
in which they lived whom they were
owners of property in the village,
Mrs, u. Is. Laid. who recently visited
her daughter, Mrs, Leroy Bowie, on
Daisy Avenue has returned To her homo
III 'oWhatun county.
Mrs. w. q, Griffin wRs a guest dur
ing tho past week Of her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs, smith, In Paramount
Mr.. and Mrs. Aladore and little daugll-3
ten Niven. were lecently entertained
AZ the homo Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ma
rano In East Richmond, ts
Ml and Mrs, NSrvelle haze lately
moved 70 the village u MI
Miss LcarY johnson of Richmond.
spent ThurSday night az nHoneysueislen
Cottage the home Of Mi. and Mrs, =, w.
GingleY.
Mr. osko and family entertained ii
number of theit friends Thursday night,
Mrs smna ~, Storei' has returned
from q yIsit % WASHINGTON
Mr Davis, of Boston, whp3is q guest
81 Mr., ana MRS. Y. n lisadi is reeoy-
An sntertalnls@nt sill DO given Ter
tho penoiit Of New rsidpb Church III
Powells ilpll, Thurs day. March lathsl
~ s .o'vloek, hy tha 'Wsst End Angela
and loca! talent, n.
Mr., loan e, l.AthFop % Lake CITY,
! Efrower House" With MT and Mrs y ~
4 Smith.
Henry llendriN o. Amelia county, az,
| rived in THIS village during tlla. pHst
1 week, and y 2 e9pst 81 iAG tnwss
1 House" 9 n N
Nh Roy ,Ieaa,a5pe, tSls q si =, I.
duv.ng thn wnak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
ginia, is at home on a visit to his fam

lly Tor q lew days.
The Venus Social Club was entertain-
ed in the home of Miss Nellie Smith, OF
Twenty second street. few evenings
ago. Among the invited guests We're
Misses Booth. Jessie Oswen, Bertha
DIETRICH Annie Booth, Meme Smith,
Miss Butts, Miss Ford, Mrs. Ella r.
Rainey, Miss Jessie Ham, Miss Jude,
Miss Wood; Messrs. Grayson Mahanes,
of Saltvillc, Tilden Smith, of Elko. va. !:
Leslie Atkinson. Richard Rowland. Lee
Miller. Edwin Winn oohn Blunt, Hcnry
Ham, Edward 4Inler, ~. Jacobs, MIR
Roberts. and Mr. NJ Clayton Miss
Smith was assisted in receiving and en-
PERTAINING her guests by her mother,
Mrs. Henry Gesslnhause,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10

Jeter, OF Paramount Avenue. and Miss
SADIE s ". cra,ddoek; daughter Of M, Mr.,
at Salem Church. Amelia county.
1, Mr.. and nd MIS- Jesse Worley a and FAM y,
NJ ana Of Mrs ames Woraea
Mr.. Grayson Mahanes. Of Saltsvillc,
WHO visited his mother on Chelsea Hill,
and friends In this vicinity during the
by his, brother. Mr. Henry Mahancs.
who will spend some time there.
Misses Nellie Aston and Maggie
lightful visit to New Kent county.
DR.. Payson Beadles. OF Danville, Va,
visited his father. Rev. r. b. Beadles,
week, en- route home from Old Point,
where he has been spending some time.
Mrs. Elmo Jones and little daughter,
Anna, who have been visiting Mrs. NJ.
returned to their home at Mineral,
Louisa county.
Mr. Nathan schools who has beer
quite III in the home Of Mrs. Corr, is
Mrs. Mcna Greenstreet and children
visited her father. Mr.. Frederick PutZe,
OF Cedar Hill. Henrico county, who
week.
Mrs. William shinault and children.
OF Twenty-second Street, have returned
from a visit to Mr.. shinault's parents
= MI IreM LinW WOOD: Philips, Of Buckingham
county, has returned to his home after
visiting the family Of Mrs I. B. Bag
Mr.. George Strlcklin Of Portsmouth,
Va. is the guest of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Trevillian. Of
Scottsville. are the guests OF Mrs. Ire
Williams mother.
Mrs. L. Il. Edwards left few, days
ago to visit relatives In Goochland
county.
The bazaar and oyster s, supper :, Z, :, which y, h
by the ladies of the Christian Church
proved success socially and finan-
cially.
Miss Nora Parrish is quito III with
measles at her home on Twenty-hrst
MI. Burford childress, Of Coyington.
w. Va. who has been visiting his par
ents,. Mr.. and Mrs. William chtldress.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Toney left a
few days ago for l'armville to visit.
their daughter, who Is attending school
there this session.
tremely III at his fathers residence on
! Twenty third Street, and little hope is
entertained for his recovery.
Miss Carrie Fields has returned to
of several weeks with Mrs, Gordon, OF
Twenty first Street,
Mrs. l.. T. Edwards left a few days
ago to spend several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Susan Marshall of Iooch-
Mrs Dora Greenway. Of Henderson,
N. g.. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hucl
Walker. of No. l40l Twenty-seconI
Street.
Rev. Mr.. odell, OF Highland Springs,
I was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Hugh
Paylor, at the Methodist parsonage this
week
Mrs. Berry Thompson. of Henrico
county. was a recent guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Edward Rose.
1 Mr.. David Dean and children and Mr.,
! and Mrs. Turner Thompson, of Hem
| rico county, were guests OF Mrs. Deans
sister Mrs. William Shinault OF Twen-
| ty-sccond Street. during the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Rose, who have
| been in New York for the past ten days
Miss Blanche Hooper, of Williams
4 burg, spent several days with the
Misses Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. John Talley and little
daughter Josephine, have returned
from visit to relatives III Hanover
| county.
/ Mrs. John Gill and Miss Ruth Bushe
OF Fulton, have returned after visiting
relatives here.
\ Mr.. John Hardy, az Twenty third
Street, whose business is In West Viz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
ELLERsoN PERSONALS

Mrs. S. G. sutton is busy arrangine
a oantata for Easter. which will no
given in Gethscmane Church on that
SnnlnN ---r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

On Thursday night Mrs. p ~ Smith
entertained in honor Of Mr., and Alrs.
Davis, Mrs, Knowlton and Nh Wood
ward, Of Boston, guests Of Nh and Mis-
~, ~ >; sena i, ts'pi pa, .f1So M NJ
bard, Percy s. Read, ID. a. Smith, NJ.
u. Mcl)owcil and Frank T.. Reed MISSES
lula Read and Izora ,)eWolf; Mlessrs.
IL. s, Read. Dewitt Hubbard. Percy s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Miss Inez Minicton. OF Petersburg. is
visiting Mrs, Carroll King, OF Nine
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, Of coving-
ton, w, Va. who brought the remains
of their little son and only child here
for burial the first of the week. have
returned homo.
MI Andrew Southworth. Of Tennes-
So" was the guest ~ his niece Mrs
George TroNler, OF Twentieth Street.
during tho week.
Announcement has been made of tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
MECHANICsVILLE

Miss Laura Tyler has returned to her
home from pleasant stay of two weeks
with her cousin, Miss Sldye Dowdy, OF
Washington.
Mr.. n. w. Christian. of Poplar Grove,
was thrown from his wagon few
days ago and was dragged several
yards. Els escape from serious injury
was miraculous. as he was at the time
on crutches, having had a severe fall on
the ice two weeks ago
Mrs Lonnic Kinker is critically Ill at
the Virginia Hospital.
Mr.. Burford Childress, of Covington.
Va. who has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Childress. of the
Mechanicsville Turnpike, for the past
two weeks, left THURSDAY for Rocky
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Nell
lie Barnes is quite sick.
Mrs, Noodle Patterson has returned
after visit to her friend. Mrs. William
TignoT of Wood street,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robertson have
Barnes Farm. this vicinity.
Mr.. y. " Christian, who has been in
what improved.
MI. r. Il, Richards, who has been
spending some time with his mother,
has returned to his home in South
Boston.
Mrs. l.. ]. Taylor, who has been i'll
with the grip for several weeks is able
to be out again
MISS MARY HO3Ne1ll5 WAS the recent
guest of Miss Lillian Kirby, of Chelsea
Hill
Mir and Mrs. Samuel England have
Mrs. Isngland's sister, of Church Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Villain 1srauer, Of
! Paramount, visited friends on the Me
| chanicsyille Turnpike this week.
| MIR. George Childress, who has been
sick with the grip. Is bettcr.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson, of
| Covington, Va but formery OF this
place, are here on account of the death
| OF their little son, John Richardson,
Jr., who died in Covlngton of pneumonia
on Saturday last. and was buried here
on Tuesday.
! Mrs. I.onnie knker remains i'll at
/ the Virginia Hospital, where she ,ln-
! derwent n very serious operation Sow
| eral weeks ago.
| A very enjoyable surprise party was
! given Miss Nellie Barnes in her home
q few evenings ago by a number of her
/, friends, Miss Barnes proved herself 4
/. very charming hostess Among those
!, present We're Misses Dettie Barker.
1 Nellie Barnes Rena Moore, Susie Car
!. ter Ethel Wright. Sadyo Leber. Mary
! Nelson, Julia Richardson. Nora Carter
/ Mamie Price: Nessrs. Joe Pate, Roy
( Barnes, George Lane Russell Jenkins
4 Robert Moore, John Nelson, Eddie Ma
!, son, Leonard Briel, Percy Johnson, and
| MI, and Mrs. w. G. Barnes.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-28
MINING NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Nettleton have
sold to Richard 7. Toner fourth in
terest in the Arrow claim, in the Sum-
nit district The consideration is
named as 81.
E. H. Boyer has sold to F. F. Illsley
tenth interest in the Denver lode,
located in the Yreka district. The
reconsideration of the transfer Is named
as 800.
William Robert Kelsey has pur-
chased of A. B. Sisson third inter-
est in the Midnight lode. located In
the Lalande district The consdera-
ton is named as 81.
f. Oskar Martin has transferred TO
i vAe Idaho Belcher Mining & Milling
Company, Limited. sundry mining in
terests in the st. Joe country in an
unorganizee district. The consdera-
ton is named as ST.
The Federal Mining & Smelling
company has sold to S. Maxwell ana
others a portion of the surface ground
Of the Review lode claim, In the La
lande district. The price paid for the
ground is given as $500.
C. H. Wentz has sold to E. b.
Shuck an eighth interest In the
Mountain View and Empire claims, IN
Kootenai county, the consideration
being named as 81.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-28
MOORE FAMILY MINERS
Man Gets Ore While Wife Attends to
Milling.

Out in the canyoned hills on Logan
creek John c. Moore and his young
wife are wrestling fortune from the
mineralized rock. found on all sides
In big lodges. The man operates the
mine, while Mrs. Moore does her
share of the work by running the
mill. Their earnings range from $50
to $35 day, or $11, 900 year. 1t
even in Idaho, but the Moores could
not put crew of men at work, or
We're they in position to install a
Ramp mill to treat the ore from the
V4dges, SO they concluded to blast out
the rock and handle it themselves.
They built log house, with two COM
partments under one roof One Of
these is the living room for the
couple and in the other is a one
stamp mill. Mrs. Moore is the super
intendent, engineer and crew. Moore
has run tunnel into the hillside and
has connected this with his shack by
a tramway The water supply is fur
ished by a creek, from which power
is also developed to operate the mill,
which is self feeder and requires
only occasional attendance. 1t is a
lonely place for a woman, but Mrs.
Moore Is contented and happy. There
are no Sundays on Logan creek, so
the brave woman and her husband
toll seven days a week. turning the
ledge into gold and working for the
day when they can put in big mill
and employ many men in their mine.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-28
yIENNA-lNTERNATIONAL
After n Cessation Of Work New Start
Will Be Made.

After suspension of several weeks
work at the Vienna-Internationa
mine, about four and a half miles
southeast of Wallace on Placer creek,
is about to be resumed again. All the
buildings at the mine were destroyed
some weeks ago by fire and other
damage done. These have been re-
placed by corrugated iron structures.
The showing of ore on this prop
erty is second to none among the
nondividend paying mines, and 1t IS
expected that shipments to the smell
tiers will be resumed Immediately.
THE principal owners of the property
are David Rosenbaum. John ana
Alexander Livingstone and w. r
Lively Of Wallace.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-28
IRON MASK RESUMES
CrOsscut Tunnel ais Been Driven
About 600 Feet.

Work is to be resumed on the Iron
Mask property, near Carter, Mont.
The crosscut tunnel on the property
has already been driven about 500
feet and it is expected that the ledge
will be cut in about 200 feet more,
when depth of approximately ooo
feet will be given on the ledge. The
property is owned by w. M. Carney
and associates of Wardner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-28
RUSH HEATING WORK
Two Shifts Steadily Employed OH the
Lower Tunnel.

The work in the Heating tunnel
near Main street, Wardner, Is being
rushed with all speed by two shifts
Of miners and the tunnel is now in
over 200 feet Contracts for another
100 feet have been let and the work
will be continued steadily for some
time. The lower tunnel will tap the
upper workings of the prospect with
several hundred feet depth, and Man
ager Heating is expecting to cut a
body of ore when in sevral hundred
feet more to catch the upper work.
ings.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-28

- The Miner, the best mining paper
lin the Occur d'Alene district. for s2.Vo
year.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-11-28

The Miner regrets being unable publish full and
We have made repeated efforts obtain the information from
Such lacking
the above table will publish rs receive them.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-07
Capt. John Smith.

Capt. John Smith of Willoughby.
in Lincolnshire, was the manto whom
the success of the English permanent
settlement in North America was d.
rectiy due. Though only 26 when
the expedition sailed with him on
board, he had already enjoyed such
a succession OF thrilling experiences
as was the lot of few men even ia
the adventurous age of Elizabeth.
At the age of &c he had entered on
military career in France and the
low countries. In 1000 he sought
service against the Turks who were
then at the height of their power, and
had only lately ceased to threaten
Vienna itself On the way to the
East he was thrown overheard as a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-07
Claims to BE Christ.

Glasgow. Ky, March IA man,
some so years of age. who says he is
the Christ, and that he halls from
New York city. was arrested at Glas-
gov Junction yesterday and brought
to this place for trial. He says his
name is Tavern Emery Lounesberry,
and that he Is on his way to New
Mexico. Shortly after alighting from
the train he went to the home of
Mrs. Joe Wilson. Mrs. Wilson saw the
strange man approaching, and wnen
he came to the door he began to
blow a trumpet, which could be
heard quite a distance. This frlghten-
ed Mrs. Wilson, and she went to the
telephone and called for the marshal.
When arrested he was armed with a
rifle, a revolver, butcher knife and a
sword and carried in his hand a
long rod and a trumpet He was
brought to this place and tried on a
lunacy writ and pleaded his own
case. He said he was a graduate of
Harvard college, that he was the
Christ. also that he was en- route to
New Mexico with message for
those people.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-07
NEWS OF KENTUCKY
Name Nav be Learned Soon.


Mayfield, KY, March Tt is now
believed that the identity of the man
who was burned in the Parker board
ing house, may be learned in the
next few days.
Relatives and other parties will be
here in the next three days with the
hope OF learning IL the dead man is
one of their missing relatives. The
investigation has been. going on for
several days and all Information so
far obtained points almost conclusive
ly to the person whom it is thought
was missing. It is said the man came
from Paducah on the Sunday after
noon previous to the fire and has
never been seen or heard from since.
Chief McNutt says ne will have
something to giveyout in the next few
days that viii probably clear up the
mystery regarding the name Of the
man anyway.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-07
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Huguenot, and was rescued by pi-
rate, from whom his inexnaustible
rescourcefulness enabled him to es-
cape after a time. He them entered
the Austrian service and soon signal
lied himself by a series of brilliant
exploits. One of these-the defeat
of three Turkish championships in
single fight-earned him his we'll
known coat-of-arms, "three Turks
heads in a shield from Sigismond
Bathori Prince of Trasylvana. Later
he was taken prisoner by the Turks.
wno owned his escape to the interest
VITA which he inspired a Turkish
lady. Whatever might happen" as
Gardiner says. che was always able
to turn it to account In the worst
dangers he knew what was the right
thing to be done. London Outlook.