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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14

JONA~ o. tElf9'-# 1il~&
X. Wladyslaw Chotkowski.
Sen chorego ch}opca.
U gospodarza " komorze
ley Wach sierota, z okiem
SLIME podbitem, spalonemi
przez goraczke ustami. Dye
to Jezuskowe 6wieta, MECH
ma swoja wygode. chudzina"
j gospodyni sauna siano ze
szcpy znios}a i Wachowi ga.
lantne ~legowisko usla}a. STA:
no wonne, pachnace.. Wachu
my6li Q tenn &e tax latosie-
90 roku byd}o Ia lakaoh pa
sal, z burkiem sic %zabawia},z
ch}opcami " g!u1ziki grywa1.
Reka wychud}a pc p~oslaniu
pieszczotliwie pociaga, druga
pod glowine k}adzie, jak to
czyni6 zwyk}, gdy wylegiwa}
sic ma trawie. zielonej:
Ale b6l p~rzejmulacy
20 .chwyta - nj to reka ru
szyc. w piersi cos k}uje, PAL
i d&awi, pot Jimmy ch}opaka
obeluje i Wachu odczuwa W
tel chwii jednej Gala niedo
leswoia j opuszczenie. itenie
moe zdradliwa, co go v szpo
ny swe %schwyci}a j nijak, pu
scic ME chce. Ko6ca jej ME
widac, ale poczatek pamiata
W szkole to bylo, a pan ma
uczyciel mia} dnia tego XII
duly okrutnie. Wachu ME u
mia}, tax ME umia} rach 'waf
- Vice gdy sic tax zmaga
z b6lem i zyciem zanikaja
Gym W zimnej wilgotnej ko~
morze, zjecha} pan dokt6r ?
miasteczka i ma pociecbe =
pr6cz lek6w - w}asnoreczne
wystawi} pismo Wachowi, co
on po ~prawdzie i bez udaws
Ina kilka zeber przetraconych
nieco...
Zmorzy}o Wacha i 6ni MI
sic, ze matula nieboszczka
nieba zesz}a i Poole niego STA
Ola. W}osy mu reka gladzi
ldabre s}odkie slowa do uch'
szepce A ksiaznice wielka nj
kolanach trzyma j powiada
leo Pan Jezusek IA pro6be je
prayzwoli} zabrac 20 stotu ME
bieskiego ola niego, ola Wa
cha.
II Cuda dziwy y tel MI
bieskiej ksia&cs! Niczem X
0lSclof W BOzo ClalO RWl6clel
umajony, niczem oltarze stro
ne ,kt6re dziewczeta na r
mionach v procesyi obnos'
ami figury swietych figul
i %malowane niestak piekne,js
8 to, CO Is matula Wachovi pa
{ Gem "a kartach wskazul
% Kr6re " koronach z}ocistYc
], v ~godoWych szatach stojai
den obok drugiego, az nj
y each w,slparci j pa','tE,rrz''a '
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-14
Farma ma ~sprzeda4.

Farma IA Sprzeuaz.
80 akr6w dobrej ziemi; ~ {
mill cd smiasta iSpolskieggo1
koeciola. Kto by sobie ~
CYL osiedlic sic v naszej Q.
kolicy prosze pisac do
p. ]. Kassela
Woyerhauser, Wis.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-25

The Ivory series of Books by famous authors, is a dainty volume in white for presentation purposes. We have D titles just received, every one d gem. Regular price soc, our price i0 cents.
 WANTED. By a prominen mt monthly magazine, with large, high class circulation, local representative to look after renewals, and increase subscription list in Forrest City and vicinity, on salary basis, with con- tinuing interest from year to year in the business created. Experience de- sirable, but not essential Good oppor- tunity for the right person. Address Publisher, box 59, Station c, New York.
 Major John T. Brady came in Mon. day from Blytheville, on business and and to visit his family. We are glad 10 learn that he has arranged with E. Hurley & Co. for space in their store, and that after March l, 1907, he will be here permanently and open a watch, clock and jewelry repair shoI at that place. Later he will also put in stock of goods. Major Brady is 8 graduated jeweler and his work is guaranteed to be first class. He asks you to remember the date of his open ing, and invites your patronage.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-25
Post Card Valentines
 Are a| the Rage

MT. Bedford A. Cherry, of San An tonic. representing the Southern Structural Steel Company, builders of jails and bridges, has been in the city this week visiting relatives and friends, and talking to County Judge Folbre about the Madison bridge. He gave us a pleasant call Wednesday.
 My Grocery Department was never better equipped to supply all your wants, and at prices quality cOnsid- cred. that no one cares to beat, than at present. All supplies are this sea sons choicest output, and no pains will be spared to please you by prompt delivery Call or phone 34, W. T.. Sanders.
 Mrs. Craig, formerly Mrs. Gssery, is suffering with cancer, is in very straightened circumstances and needs help. The OphelouSian Circle has been helping her, but it's funds are eX- l hausted. She is most worthy woman, and the Ophelousian Circle will prop erly apply any charities which may be sent to them.
 MT. Tommie O'Brien has remodeled l the interior of his meat market, and greatly improved its appearance anc convenience to accommodate his in creasing patronage. Tom is gooC butcher, a good citizen, good bast ball player, and good fellow, and h'
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-25

new danger is confrontinp the people who reside in St. Francis bot. toms. The St. Francis river at Madi- son IS six feet higher than ever known rom headwater. The cause is attrib- uted to the drainage of low lands aooVe; ast swamps have been con Verted into valuable farms bv drain age and water formerly held in these sWamps Is emptied into the St. Fran cls rlYer, and excessive rains are sure 10 deluge the low country. especially Tn St. Francis county. It is estimaf- ed that at least 500 bales of cotton VIII De ruined by the present high water.
 Nothing gives mother so much rest and easlness of mind as "Vadakin'sa Infant Exercisers. Get one at The Newsstand.
 Capt. NJ. Collins, who has leased the Grobmyer building on North Wash ington street, put in his fixtures last week, and opened the White Elephant Saloon to the public last Saturday. MT. Elmer Fondren and MT. Gid Catlett are the handsome mixologists. and the new place starts out under most suspicious and promising condi- tions. We wish Capt. Collins success. We also desire to call attention to his adVertisement which appears in this paper.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-25

deserves good trade and success, which We wish him.
 Mrs. II. A. Doty, nee Joy Prewett, who has been residing i'll Hot Springs for couple of months, came in last week on visit to relatives and friends, and is a guest of her sisters, Mrs. Biscoe and Mrs. I O. Winfield Mrs Biscoe, who had been visiting in Hot Springs for several weeks, return ed at the same time.
 Mr. ]. T. Sanders, proprietor of The Enterprise Drug Store, continues to improve his place of business. He is now putting in new plate glass front, and will soon install one of the most magnificent soda fountains i'll Arkansas which is said 10 cost 5000. We congratulate him upon this eyi- dence of prosperous trade.
 MT. L. R. Grobmyer is having a new front put in the building which he has l leased on the South Side. He has also recently received a very hand some all-purpose red wagon, which is nicely lettered, containing his name, business, and the words "Suntiower Stock Farm" having reference to his farm and pasture, south of town.
 FOR SALE-My place, adjoining J L. Pope on the south, in Forrest City Contains about two acres of land, one
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-25

four-room house and room for four more dwellings. One of the most beautiful locations in town. Price 5000 cash. For further information address or apply to Dan Wylds or Brandon, Baugh X Company, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 Pecks Bad Boy and His Pa and all of the Peck books, also the works of Bill Nye and other humorous writers just received at the Newsstand.
 The railroads have announced a change i'll their method of paying em- ployes. The special train known as the pay car has been discontinued Mr W. S. Durborow, agent of the Missouri Pacific at this station has been appointed paymaster, and will pay all men on this division, includ- ing the big gang of Italians, Slavs, and foreigners, engaged in track work.
 The Schubert Sympnony ,4~.s and Lady Quartette will appear at the opera house on Monday night, Feb ruary i, 1907, under the auspices oi the Ophelousian Circle of this city. They also have an excellent violinist and reader, and their entertainment is first class. The public should show it's appreciation of this enterprise or the part of the women of Forrest City by giving them packed house.
The Forrest City times., 1907-01-25
MORE LOCAL.

If YOU want a jug of good whisky ou on get it at the Magnolia Saloon, (here there is great variety of ir0p{l6 at prices to suit. Also wines, 61n6ies, mineral waters, bottle and ;eQ 6eers. etc. Call and see us. I < I0lbre, Jr. & Company.
 Mrk Geo. F. Davis and son Geo. E., n. 1T Wynne, came down yesterday n ' 41sit to his relatives and friends, m IT guest of her sister, Mrs. W. !. AIIey. We regret to learn that 'he boy is not at all well, and hope he VIII 1acover rapidly while sojourning t thl6 great health resort.
 4E Linnie Watkins, of ten miles 1orfh of Palestine, left yesterday for sho 1n(lian Territory, where he will Ieo11lo. He is good citizen, and The I1u49 regrets his determination to |eoN4 @his county. We wish him sue ,eO his new home, and return Ih40 for substantial favors.
 0ies' and Misses Skirts Clooks and Jackets at Cost tor Gash for the next thirty days
 tusseu- -Graham-Alders Co
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

Benefits Capitol Coffee, SA>->o-.>~s
pound pkg. 2Sct
And Thirty Green Trad 90
ing Stamps. S6SklEHl
Excelsior Flour. -s4.4E=+lil
sack 49,. $1.30S HsRlSHl
And Fifty Green Tradingl &S%sI&S
Stamps. ssk8
Teas, your choice, Ib. Az
And Fifty Green Trading Stamps
Gherardelli's Cocoa, lk-Ib. car. %,
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Benefits Capitol Mince Meat,
three pkgs. as,
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Shredded Goldfish, three pkgs. 20,
BENEFITS Capitol Baking Powder,
10. can
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

whereassd and be-it-resolved 70 the effect
thar physical chastisement Was the only
answer 70 the problem Of Juvenile wicked
ness The public schools have been
equipped with electrical cook stoves. cleo
TRIAL tardy bells and ike devices. and
there would be no trouble that q capabls
machine could net overcome IA rigging
up an -,auiospanksT- in each school build
ing.
Bad boys may grin naughtily ana com
placently. however. when they hear that
he Board Of Educauon - shurt Of funds
maybe they've heard Of il bsfore-and that
The dynamo terror Gin not threaten unless
fts inventor Is q phIlanthrUplst Al the
parental school today Oncials declared they
wouldn't have one around the place and
thar they didn't believe h spanking. which
also helps some
me principal demand for the auto
spaukers' - expected % come from those
rnral districts Whsre gran tyrsnts Of Btre
sehooIhouses SIN spoil rods IN the interest
OF education
il 3 predicted that ChicAgo mail order
houses soon VIA Incorporate cats Of spspk-
ing machines tnhthslr catalogues. vita ae-
eOnpanying price -tsts- The appeAranoe Of
the mechanical publisher perhaps yin
cause a rsEislon o. civil service ruieS IN
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

dynamite IN the water as means OF catch
ing large quantities OF fish in a short time,
and no sooner had the idea REQUIRED 20 ne
than ] was on for the town 10 equip my
self with enough dynamite for the expert
ment. ! secured several large sticks and
fastened back 20 the canoe 70 begin oper-
atoms To each stick Of the explosive was
attached a long fuse. 20 constructed that
one could drop the dynamite twenty or
thirty feet into the water. Light the fuse
and the fire would crssD down through a
p0wder-hlled tube thnoRsh the water 70
the stick OF dynamite az the bottom
My nrst experiment 1 decided 10 conduct
from the shore. that I could have q
chance 10 run hehiEd a biag bOElder after
lighting the fuse &c ESCAPE injury. So I
tied the shore end u the Euse 70 . stake,
lighted Il and threw the Eaiek OF Dynamite
az far into the Sater - the fuse would
permit
No sooner had ] throWn II than my dog.
true 70 an old habit. leaped into the water
end swan 70 the point where the stick OF
explosive sank out q sight ! was almost
stricken with fright There was but one
course. and that 70 retreat I ran Ike a
rabbit. and gazing backward. saw my
spaniel running toward me with the fuse
IN his mouth and draEging the stiek q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

friends near the little town Of M0yie and
On the shore OF the lake Of the same name
One seldom 6nds 50 perfect q spot for an
kinds OF wild game and At the same time
the waters are Inhabited by the ganest
hsh that ever angler trolled for.
One bright afternoon. with my dog. I
went some distance IN a small Indian ca
noe and anchored Al a point where instinct
told me schools Of pickerel might gather.
! threw out two lines and. picking up
the anchor. began 10 troll Up and down the
lille bayou. but without any startling re-
suits. was convinced there were plenty
OF FISH IN this part Of the lake and could
not understand why they did not connect
with my lines. Soon patience ceased % be
a virtue Ny canine companion, always
with his eye on the 'lb0bber." seemed tired
also Of watching the oorks riding the small
waves. bur never disappeaFing quickly. as
the true fisherman likes 20 have them
fade out Of view. I hauled in my lines
and roWed the canoe hack 70 the camp.
II would be more than an hour before
the other members Of the camping party
would return and ] much disliked 70 quit
for the afternoon without even a single
trophy. 30 ] hit upon another and entirely
different plan- ] decided 70 force things.
hAd often heard of sxpl0ding stichs q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

those school districts where an applicant
for a teachers position Al present must
expand his biceps as well as show his
ability In spelling '-JAWbreakers" and com
putting the AREA Of Asa Minor.
Juvenile reprimAnding Is not the only
reason for the spanking machines prom
Used Commercial success. IL viii be an IN
valuable comfort and satisfaction 70 every
citizen who desires 70 kick himself but
can't without losing his balance With the
aid Of the spanking machine he can do
much t0Ward erasing the memory Of LIES
blunders-
The -autospanker" Was Invented BY q
local electrical firm ana the plans and
specifications are nov in the hands Of a
craftsman The model Viii soon be CON-
plsted me coatrivEnce is In the form q
large wheel. which bristles with SIX large
vboden paddles The power Is furnished
By a quarter horsepower motor and an
average Of SIXTY sEats and as many hoEls
a minute can Be maintained Ths motor
Is connected with ne greEsone device by
q belt This Enords an opportunity for
While he can hide the belt
One unique feature Of the whole works Is
the oolla psible propensity % the ak Stats
which fan loose after striking the blows
and come ~ Eagio On The other sac. rsady
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

for another rap. Hsavy-soled slippers may
be used in the place OF paddles II old-tims
associations Of childhood are desired
Besides causing eobWebs 90 cluster around
the switch IN the woodshsd. the electrical
show people propose 20 doom the nocturnal
pedestrianism abhOrred by every father Of
iusty infant An electrically rocked
cradle VII Be shown which win make
py5ama promsnades q myth. When baby
Ehines. Whimpers or whOops after mid
night. papa merely turns or a switch near
the alarm clock and the cradle starts a
continuous yet gentle roll from side 20 side
until the future president returns 10 SUM
Der with his finger IN hts m0uth--chioagO
News
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

esilAinite. little more than a mans iength
rom where he held the fuse IN hts teeth.
The fuse was burning with great rapidity.
The dog insisted on keeping up with me ana
terrible explosion was Imminent. Eud
Denly, with great presence 81 mind.
picked up stick OF wood and threw A.
toward the lake In the hope thar the dog
would drop the fuse and dynamite and 20
after the wood sure enough. this Is Just
NiaAt ne oio. bot the moment he dropped
me huse and Just as he was beaded for the
axe the dynamite exploded the moment
he passed over q ana blew the uoor -
NAL into atoms
! was thrown violently TO the ground BY
the force Of the explosion and was al but
killed believe ] have never fully re-
covered from the shOck--Chicago Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
FINE NEW SPANKING MACHINE
Automatic Device DesiEsed % Reach
the spot the slipper
T1ekIed.

Now. winis. this is going 10 p4in me
sar mere than you"
you ben Il VIII. ma fxed the wires
90 thar y0un set an awful shock when
you start the dynamo. "-EpAnking joke.
Insulated
The elusive Juice" which Benjamin
FRANKLIN tanned with a kite and his night
hey ana which since has tnumlnatea the
world, conquered an nature and deprived
the cable rope q fts Job In the strests Of
Chieago. 4 nov oebAsed 10 the humble pur-
pose q preserving the sole o. mothers slip
Per. me managernent Of the electrical shoE
70 be he'd AZ the Coliseum in January al
loved 10 oose forth today the infurmstion
that an electrical spanking machine. newly
perpetrated. Nn he exhihited aiong vim
thu electrical pie drivers and ehAnne
clEhes
This news has dreadful stgniaoAncs tpr
Chioaeo's Eumptnous collection q boys
A reoent gathering q school prineipals
proh9tio1 omccrs and other grin creature.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09

New York Full Cream Cheese.
10. 80. ZOc
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Domestic Swiss Cheese, ID. .. .25c
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
Royal Luncheon Cheese, jar. 24e
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Sour Pickles, quart. ......- 10c
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Chow Chow Pickles, quart. :. 15e
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Small Sweet Pickles. quart. - zoe
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Pimento Stuffed Olives, pint. use
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
Best We Have" Tomatoes.
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Life Buoy Soap, six cakes. use
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Horse Radish. bottle. ......1Oc
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
London Layer Raisins, ID. .15c
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
DOG CAUGHT BURNING FUSE
Chased Master ThroaEh the
woods

Thai ones best friend Is AZ tines likely
% Be his ruination f. no better eKemplihed
than in my own case. wherein. Whine hunt
ing IN British Columbia. with no other
companion than my faithful dog ] came
nearer 70 losing my life than ever before
81 since. i WAs IN camp with nome q my
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-09
The Modern EIopement.

The clipping couple we're IN guest Of =
magistrate.
win you always protect lnss" asked TIA
girl
Always" be replied. feFvently.
And II NE are caught" she added, look.
Ing fearfully about her. viii you keep
mamma from spanking msy'
Then he realized thai the real tesi OF low
Vas stln 20 come--PhiladeiFhia Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-15
PARK CLAY CRAWFORD
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
White Youth VIII Have to Fight
For His Life on thc Charge Of
Arson-case Strong One.

Park Clay Crawford tho twenty
year old white youth, was bound
Over to the grand jury OF the Circuit
Court by Mayor Thornton i. Jones
Yesterday to answer tho charge OF
selling fire to the Augusta hotel The
preliminary trial was held In the
@Jcc court room and the youthful
prisoner appeared to be rather hag-
gard ana worn ont from his expert
ence. He was not represented by
counsel, although 1t Is expected that
Mr.. t. s. Collier will be engaged to
defend him in the Circuit Court.
The evidence brought ont ut tho
,ri'l VAS exactly rs given in the
account OF the arrest of tho youth Ia
Sundays Daily Press. The testimony
aI'lutef was consideged' exceedingly
damaging losyo,ing Crawford.
I .,a hardly likely that the ca SO
lM'll be heard until tho March term
az tha court as that is tho regular
g:aad sury term. The crime OF ar.
Isoo or attempted arson In Virginia
Is Dnishablc by death and the youth
iwill therefore be tried tor LID life.
| Crawford says lie has TWO sisters
travelling with theatrical companies.
One is with the Williams Comedy
Company and the other is vaiidc-
lville actress. He was remanded to
jail as the crime alleged Is not a
bailable ono.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-15
FOURTEEN BARRELS OF
OYSTERS CONSUMED
Mems Bible Glass of the Memoriar
Church Held Its Annual Roast
Last Night.

The Mons Bible class OF the Me-
mortal Baptist church, held its all
nual oyster roast in Landlords oys.
Ter house, Hampton wharf, last night.
More than $50 members OF the class
turned out and fourteen barrels OF
b;Valyes were consumed. Leader
George A. Schmelz was present and
tic members OF the class gave
three cheers and tiger for tbs
popular banker. 1t was jolly crowd
aad The o'.,:'inh p"ovcl one of Ga,
|enJn%mert end pleasure to the n,nt
Us well as thoroughly satisfy the
inner man. Cracker1 coffee ana
pickles were served with the oys-
tiers.
Following the usual custom of the
class there was no spccchmaking.
These occasions are for another pur-
posc-to satisfy the inner man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-15
Military Visitors To- The Exposition
VIII Come IfIhe Proper
site Can be Had.
CHAIRMAN B. !. MASON INTERESTED
Has Information That II This Side
Of the Roads WIN Provide the
Camp the Soldiers viii Be Sent
He'e--slto on Hampton Roads,
Along the Boulevard Good One.
Roads,

According 10 information furnish.
ed Mr.. Robert |. Mason. chairman
OF the jamestown advertising com.
mitteo, IN Hampton, the soldiers Wis.
lung the jamestown exposition can
be secured for this side of Hampton
Roads provided n suitable site can
be found.
Mr.. Mason has interested himself
in the report nnd he Is confident
that tho site can be secured with
ease. That the encampment of the
soldiers on this side or the water
would mean an enormous thing To
Hampton ana Newport News bust.
ness mon goes without saying ana
the matter should be looked into
Immediately.
1t Is expected that the militia from
almost every state In tho union will
send regiment or two of soldiers
to see tho greatest of all cxhibl
lions and should the camp site be
located on Hampton Roads or at
Buckroe Beach 1t would mean tina
thousands of dollars would be cx
fpendeh with the merchants.
81 Mr. Mason thinks that tho site bc
tween Newport News and Hampton
on tho boulevard, would prove tho
very thing. Here the visiting sol
oilers would be III fill view OF the
exposition grounds and could SCI
over to the exposition at small cost
Naturally 1t will be necessary FOR
this soction to offer tho encampmcnt
site-free of cost to the exposition an,
thorities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-15
MAGISTRATE HOUCHENS
WILL RESIGN OFFICE
viii Send the Resignation to JUDGE
Blackstone When the Circuit Court
Convencs Next Week.

After serving Chesapeake district
Tor more than sixteen years as n
Justice of the peace, Magistrate s.
.. liouchens has prepared his resig-
nation to hand TO Judge Black.
stone when the Circuit Court con.
yenes next Tuesday. Magistrate
iHouchens said yesterday that he de-
sired to rclinquish his office because
OF the duties it now imposes upon
min. He has been requested TO re.
consider by a number of his admir-
crs, but he has fully determined 10
give UP his judicial authority in
Chesapeake district.
Nearly seventeen years ago Mr..
ionche9s was elected u justice OF
the peace and he has since been
elected by large majorities at each
election. He has given perfect sat.
isfaction and will vacatc the office
with an honorable record to his
credit Mr.. Houchens is man of
ability ana his decisions have always
been considered fair and equitable.
Mr.. Houchens has for twenty
years been the station agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway in
Phoebus, although his residence has
been just outside tho town limits
in Chesapeake district.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-15
Where to GET Tlckets.

The tickets for Miss Bacon's Ice.
ture on Tuesday in the Parish House
VIII be on sale at the following places:
H. ). Thompson. Real Estate.
Schraudts Book Store, Johnson's
Pharmacy. Gardner and Hudgins'
Pharmacy, Oscar Williams Pharma.
cy, Murray's Pharmacy, Young's
Pharmacy, Hull's Pharmacy. Cong
don's Pharmacy, Otto Lackey, Reai
Estate, j. NJ. Cumming, Real Estate;
also at the door. 1.12-ta.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-15
DlPHTHERlA CLAIMS GIRL.
Ruth olive Hopkins Passed Away on
Sunday Nioht,

Ruth Olive Hopkins, the six-year-
old daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Hop
kin', died in her home in La Sale
avenue Sunday night at 1880 o'clock
from diphtheria. The burial tool,
acc yesterday afternoon.
Henry Hopkins, the father of the
child, died under the very saddcst
circumstances in the county Jail only
"a few weeks back.