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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
warren

The wedding of Miss Maude May
Greene. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
I. r. Greene OF this town, and DR.. Hor-
ace B. c. Seymour took place yesterday
at noon, at the home OF the brides par
ents on Child street The wedding was
private, only the immediate relatives of
both parties being present during the
ceremony. which was performed by Rev.
Joseph Hutcherson, rector of ST. Marks
Episcopal church. The couple have gone
on a wedding trip, and upon their return
will live on Main street.
Chief Marshal John II. Brown, who is
in charge OF the arrangements for the
flremen's parade to be held on Labor Day
morning has appointed b1s STAFF as fol-
lows: Marshal of the second division,
Gilbert A. Cole: aides, O.. b. Arnold. San
ford c. White III. F. Champlin, Jr.,
Harry Washburn. Harry Silvia, f. ii.
Burlington. Joseph Heon, Alex Heon,
Charles Bliss, Jr., Thomas Kilroy and
william Stedman.
The oyster steamer Bertha, owned by
Capt. Frank w. Smith, has been hauled
shop having had her under body painted
and new wheel attached.
Two games OF baseball will be played
Saturday between Warren and the Re-
gents of the Interctty league
The regular meeting OF the town coun-
Gil and the court OF probate has been
postponed from next Monday until Tues
day on account OF the holiday interven-
ing.
Miss Mary r. Dawi OF Boston. Mass,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freeborn or
Fall River, Mass, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bliss on Wednesday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

meeting Is not adjourned and shall pro-
coed with my resolution"
The meeting has been declared ad-
journed and stands adjourned" retorted
Mr.; Harahan, facing Mr.. Fish across the
table.
THE melting Is not adjourned Mr..
Fish replied with increasing warmth,
and / declare you cannot adjourn II un-
less you demonstrate what have said,
that you are Hartman tools and puppets.
and"
HARAHAN GIVES THE LIE.
I'm not a Hartman tool" Mr.. Hara-
han broke in, theateningly, NOR the tool
OF any man. Anyone who says so lies"
Mr.. Fish weighs 30 pounds or so, stands
more than q feet high, and is of brawny
build He has always kept himself In per-
feet condition, Is as hard as he is heavy.
and Is quick to degree that bellies his
bulk. His weight accordingly. did not I'M
pede his movements. as he Jumped across
the table and swung at Mr.. Harahan, all
in one movement.
Mr.. Harahan had assumed posture OF
defence. He weighs around 1870 pounds,
and has kept himself in condition.
The first and only blow was long
right-band swing. II broke through Mr.,
Harahan's guard and landed squarely on
the point of the jaw. Harahan, was drop
ping. and the failure OF the left TO land
tagonist.> He was up in an instant. but
Mr.. Harahan was not He was not exact
ly down and out. but was stunned at
least, and evinced no inclination to con-
tinue the contest.
None OF the other directors interfered
except by admonitions. The others pres
ent were Cornelius Vanderbilt. Robert w.
Goelet. Walter Luttgen, Charles A. Pea
body. A. q. Hackstaff, Charles Nj Beach
and James De w. Cutting. only the two
latter are Fish supporters.
Mr.. Harahan after a while left the IL
iinois Central offices and walked over TO
a lawyers office. Men who saw him said
that his face was not marked except for
a red spot on the right side OF the Jaw.
One OF the directors was reported as
contendng that the motion TO adjourn.
though not put until after Mr.. Fish be-
gan his remarks. was made before he
arose to speak. Mr.. Harahan according
ly. 1t is said. acted properly in putting
the motion.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
BOYS LOSE
THEIR LIVES IN
SAND BANK

Holderness. n. H.. Aug. 2s--catchell
Clegnorn. OF Montreal. and Robert VIII
liams. OF Cohasset. Mass, each Is years
old. were suffocated In a sand bank yes
terday near Squam Lake, the summer
camp for boys of DR.. oliver W. Hunt
ington OF Newport. where they were
spending the summer.
Three other boys were also caught In
the rush OF sand. and while two managed
to drag themselves free, the third. Daniel
Denny of Newton. Mass. was umcon-
scious when he was unearthed and was
resuscitcated by artificial means.
The bodies OF the Cleghorn and WILL
iams boys were buried nine feet deep
and were not recovered for two hours.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
Brown Man for Porto Rico

IL is announced from Washington that
Edwin Grant Dexter, Brown 81. professor
Of education at the University OF Illinois.
has been appointed commissioner OF edu-
cation of Porto Rico. TO succeed Roland
p. Falkner, who recently resigned.
Prof. Dexter was born in Calais, Me-, I'M
1858. and was graduated from Brown in
1891, receiving the degree OF Phi. b. He
was instructor OF civil engineering at
Brown. 1912. science master I'm Colorado
Springs high school ls92-95. He is a mem
ber OF Illinois Society OF Child Study,
National Educational association and a
number OF other similar organizations.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
HARRISON A. M'KINNEY
DEAD AT 6I YEARS

Harrison A. Mckinney. an attorney-at'
law. expired yesterday at the Rhode ISL
and hospital at the age OF 81 Mr. NC
Kinney has suffered from diabetes TOT
four or five years. and In May OF this
year went to the hospital for treatment
of a sore on his right leg. The member
refused to respond to treatment and he
was obliged to have 1t amputated In July.
He grew steadily worse and died yester-
day.
Mr. Mckinney was born May 70 s4o' In
Danville Me. the only child of Nathan
lei Jordan and Harriet Gray Mckinney.
Both his parents died while he was still a
child. He received his education at the
public schools OF Auburn. Me, and was
graduated from the Kimball Union acad-
emy Meriden. N. IL. He was admitted 10
the bar In March, 1879. and to the Rhode
Island bar. Sept. Il, 1877. He practiced
law In this city and had an office In the
Industrial Trust building.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
PROF. E. B. HOMER QUITS
SCHOOL OF DESIGN

Prof. Eleazer n. Homer has resigned
the position of director Of the Rhode ISL
and School Of Design. which he has held
for the past six years. TO take effect on
Sept. 1.
The reason given by Prof. Homer for
his resignation Is desire to resume the
practice of his profession OF architect. He
has formed connection with tho we'll
known architectural firm here OF Clarke
a. Howe, which will hereafter be known
as Clarke & Howe. T.. B. Homer, associate
architects.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
Baby Girl Found on Steps

A baby girl, about two months old, was
found on the doorsteps OF the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Love, COG Front street.
woonsocket early yesterday morning
Tho child was wrapped In an old black
shawl and dressed in coarse but clean
clothing. and In the bundle was nursing
bottle Mrs Jacob Sharp. 500 Front street
took the child and cared for II until Over
seer Of the Poor A. ID. Roberts arrived.
Mr.. Roberts thinks the child has been
III recently, and hopes TO find some physi-
clan who attended her.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
CANAL EXCAVATION
RECORDS BROKEN

washington, Aug. 2s.--All records for
excavation on the line OF the Panama ca
nal were broken during July. despite re-
duotion in the force of employees. accord
ing to a report for the month received at
the Canal commission offices here.
The work in the Culebra division was
nearly Ave times as much as for the
same month In 1905.
month.
During July there were 1897 cases of
sickness among the 5000 employees, in
Guiding the Panama railroad employees.
The figure show a reduction OF nearly 81
per cent in the martality rate, for the
last year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
BRAND NEW FEATURES
IN KEITH'S NEW BILL

AS a sample OF the great many new
fsatures to be offered at Kefth's theatre
during the approaching vaudeville season
the opening bill contains IL brand new
features to Providence The initial pro-
gram Of the new season II an uncommon
ly strong one. including such features as
Edward Connolly e. CO. IN George AIDES
"Marse covington." Little Hip. the ele-
phant marvel; Tacianu. Great Scott,
wslch, Msaley and Montrose. Foster and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
GIRLS HAND CUT
BY FALL ON GLASS

Angelina, four-year- daughter of
John Coloccer of SIS Charles street.
while running across that street
stumbled and fell on a glass she was
carrying and received a long cut in
the left hand
The child was taken to the office
OF DIR. c. ID. O'Leary by Patrolmen r..
d. cunningham and w. Conlon, where
the wound was stitched up.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
NEGRO BOY OF 10
GUILTY OF MURDER

oil City, Pa. Aug. a.-McKinley Rich
mond, a negro. aged 10 yars. was yester-
day found guilty OF murder In the first
degree at Clarion, near here. On account
OF the youth OF the boy the court waived
the extreme penalty OF the law and order
ed him sent to the Morganza Reform
Institute for an indefinite period.
The lad shot and killed a younger sis
ter with Flobert rifle last May because
she struck him with a stone.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
World Fight on tuberculosis

Geneva. Switzerland. Aug. 29.-An i'm
portant organization was launched here
yesterday.
II Is entitled the Universal Society OF
the White Cross OF Geneva. and it's pur-
pose In the unifying Of the efforts of all
countries to combat tuberculosis, cancer
epidenlics and Infectious diseases snd So
cial evils, such an alcoholism, etc
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
County OF Providence. S..
l. NJ. j. Barber, Cashier OF the apove-
above statement is true. TO the best OF
nv knowledge and belief.
M. j. BARBER, Cashier.
suhscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day OF August. 1897.
EDWIN c. POTTER. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
EDWARD u. PEARCE.
GEORGE NJ. SMITH,
FREDERICK c. SAYLEs.
ausos-st Directors.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
WOMAN KILLED
BY RACING AUTO

New York. Aug. 29.-Flung from a
speeding automobile In which she was rid
ing around the Morris Park race track
during a trial yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Leslie Kelsey, wife OF r. @. Kelsey, a real
estate man and an automobile writer for
a local paper. died almoss instantly.
She was in the machine owned by Stew
art Elliott, who was driving the car Fifty
feet behind her, at the time was her hus-
band in another car. also running at high
speed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
REV. w. r. HOUGHTON
GOES TO PAWTUCKET

Rev. William n. Houghton OF this city
has been appointed by Rt. Rev. Matthew
Harkins, d. d.. bishop OF Providence. as
assistant curats at ST. Mary's parish in
Pawtucket. the place made vacant by the
appointment Of Rev. Michael McCabe 10
the pastorship OF the newly-formed parish
OF st. Paul's In the Pawtuxet district.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

why Graham Crackers Are HealthfuI
Graham -four Is the whole kernel OF
the wheat, ground without bolting, or,
in other words, without being sifted
through bolting cloths.
Being the whole OF the wheat, II
therefore contains all the nutriment of
the wheat, and has the additional vir-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
LiverLazy?

Take National Liver
Remedy. A liver tonic
not q laxative. Quick,
sure. safe, 26c. All
druggists. One OF tho
famous National Home
Remedies. Sold and
guaranteed by III. v.
O'D O n N z l. L. all
stores.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

Total ...................t2 t2.625,0l43
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
County OF Providence. S.:
!. Geo. G. Wood. Cashier of tho
above-named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
GEO. q. WOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 26th day OF August, 1907.
EARL 8. COLMAN,
Notary Public.
Correct--Attest:
AUG. II. PIERCE,
J. HERBERT FOSTER.
j. EDWARD STUDLEY,
Directors.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
OAKLAND BEACH NOTES

Don't forget the free dance In the pri-
vate grounds Labor Day. afternoon and
evening, music by Prof Lamb of River
point.
Theodore Barclay of Paterson. n. j., is
here with his family for n few days
Miss Isabel Brown returned TO Oakland
Beach today from visit with friends
at MacMahon Island, Me.
Mrs. Bert Ennis, who has been visit
ing friends at WEXFORD for the past week.
returned homo today.
vierllng Bros. closed their store today
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Munro are stopping
at the jerks cottage.
Lieut.. Dolly OF Station 10, is visiting
Mrs. Cooper at Oakland Beach.
Jeffrey Miller. the fisherman, reports a
catch OF IL saHt today.
George Spencer, brother OF Mrs.
Cooper. is spending the day with her.
Mrs. Baxter OF Thornton and Miss Spen-
Ger OF olneyville are visiting friends here
this week
Mr. and Mrs. Broadway of New York are
visiting friends here today.
Mr.. and Mrs Darling arc visiting George
Spencer and wife.
Mrs. Grace A. Munro purchased two lots
yesterday OF the local agent or the Massa-
soft Real Estate company.
A large party went from here today TO
attend the tennis tournament At Newport
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
The Eden of Narfagansett Bay
"OAklAND BEACH"

Thirty-two houses built In the last
year. The demand for cottages this
year has been two hundred more than
the suryly. Buy now for Investment
as for a home. As to terms OF pay
ment we leave that 10 you. Mr.. Clin-
ton Bennett can be found on the
grounds every day in the year be-
tween the hours OF a. m. and p. IN.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
REPORT
or the condition of the
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK

at Providence. In the State of Rhode ISL
and, at the close OF business Aug. p.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-24

The silcs Hhs sNp.oted in uf plrfc-s
medicines greatly enhances she h.c,licifal
properties which it extracts from uati,,,
mcoiSinal roots and holds in solution
much better than alcohol would IL also
possesses medicinal properties % It's own
tcinc valuable dcmulccnt. rutrittv.
ant'scptic and antifer:ucnf. IL ADDS
greatly 90 the efficacy OF the Black Cherry
bark, bIoouroot. Golden sal r,ot SION.
root and Queens root. contained b,
Golden Medical Discovery ~ ia snldui,-
chronic, o- lingering coughs. bronchial
throat and lung affections. for all ~ which
tnr~e AGENTS are rccomr2c ulcd by stand
ard medical authorities.
In an cases where then, * a ,,,s-f.,.-
an ay OF flesh. loss Of appetite. with veak
stom3ch. as In the early stages Of con-
sumIt on. there can bc no doubt that Slv.
cerincl facts as a valuable nutritive and
aids Ihc Golden Seal root. Stone root.
Que,C,S roft and Black Cherry bark in
Drom7Nne digestion and building up tho
flesh ami trcncth. controlling tie couch
and orinfrg about a healthy condition
@. the " ffic system. OF course. IL must
not b. expected 10 work miracles. Itwin
not euro consumption except In its earlier
stages II WIN SukeAerY- Seycre. ohsil-
49,. y LIZ N SlE1-Ac- -G14GAS- INN chLlI
aId lSryr-seaI trolIIcS- aDd CHRONIC -.
t1ULMILl1 arseneSs. IN acute coughs
u Is not 50 elective It's IN tho lingering
nanG-on coughs, or those Of long standing
even when accompanied by bleeding frarn
lunss. that 10 has performed i,s most
marvellous cures.
Prof. tlnlcy EllinCwood. VI. y. of Bon
nett Med. College, Chicago. says Of gly-
cerine.
- IN Dyspepsia q serves az excellent p,,-t..>e
holGirE a aNcd quantity Of tiic faroN ID of
by crorvn IN solution. q = ono az The fs~f
manu- tarcd protiuct> ~ The present tirlv Jon
IT, action upon cnfeecicd. di~,rirftl Stari-
achs, especially n there Il ui.sraf .r- or ca-
tarrnai Sastritis tc-'arrhs irtarsri a. son ~
stomach. 70 ) q most Nf'iciruf Urt-'lraf ion
eiyceIirc viii relieve many eases 90 rgr.>i>
hcartournl and excessive gastric stomach
ecidiry~
Golden Medical Discovery " crrirfeS and
ruritc> the hloot curing hiotcho~. r.rruie~.
eruptiors. scfufulous sppii.flzs aua Old >or,,.
or ulcers
send 70 Dr T. V picr-c of Rufafo. y Y
Tor free booklet telling lu ais.ut fhs native
rsoelctral rVs1t~ COZ. r-~lrr fn.~ wonderful
nltNicine- There = .o alcohol IA 10
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-24

F'''>esS w ''"tNSt NaNlS OF SNCCk
Represents Loss Of sioo. 1000. 900 to
Roekefeller-Trus; Made over $500.
coo.ooo Since 1852.
New York. sept at-Rccords Of the
stockholders 81 tho Standard ON com
pany OF New Jersey. laid bare az Tho
hearing OF the Governments salt tor
the dissolution q the alleged oil com.
bine disclosed tae fact that John ID
Rockefeller ow.s 247.6q2 shares. or
nearly five times rs much stock as any
other individual shareholder. and that
he and his asso iates. who signed thu
trust agreement IN 1852. stiu control a
majority OF the Standard OH stock.
Measured by the present market price.
OF S44o a share. the holdings OF Mr..
Rockefeller in the Standard Oil COM
pany have value OF siO9. OO0. 600. The
stockholders record OF August Il. 1907.
shows that the University Of Chicago
Is the owner 81 5000 shares OF STANDARD
OIL stock
The depreciation IN the price Of
Standard OF stock within the past 10
years. about the time the agitation
against The company began has been
more than $500 share Since the L.
ral proceedings against the Standard
oil company Of New Jersey were insti-
tuted the stock has steadily declined.
until IL IS now around Sff0 This re-
presents loss Of over SlOO. 600 goo on
the holdings Of John ID. Rockefeller
The shrinkage in the market value OF
the stock also affects she University OF
Chicago 70 the extent OF s.. 000. 900
The respective holdings of the Target
stockholders OF the Standard Oil COM
pany %: New Jersey are as follows.
John ID. Rockefeller. 2f7 .6e2 shares:
Charles II. Pratt estate. 5e5S2 shares
ID. VI. Hardness estate. A. 600 shares
c. II. Payne. 10000 shares: II " Flag
Ter. 30.50o shares. O. q. Jennings es-
tate. 1900 shares: Il II Rogers. 5000
shares. J a. Bostwick. $4,000 shares
William Rockefeller. II. zoo shares. g.
NJ brewster. 10000 shares. Charles
Lockhart estate. Pittshurg. $500 shares
l.. c. Ledyard and Payne Whitney.
5000 shares. William G.. Whitney es-
tate. 5000 shares. W. II Tnford. 5000
shares. John n. Archboid. 5000 shares
W. G.. Warden estate. 5s5S shares. Uni
versity Of Chicago. 5000 shares: c. NJ
Pratt. 5000 shares; Daniel ODay. 2665
shares.
Some interesting facts concerning
the conduct OF the marketing of the
Standards product were developed
when IL was testified by Mr Tilford
that committee controlled the domes-
tic trade Mr. Telford stated that the
United States was apportioned in dis
tricts and that the selling companies
assigned 20 those districts confined
their operations 20 them
The accountants for the govern
ment now at work preparing data
will be ready 10 report next week
Their report. # Is declared. will IN
able the government 10 develop in the
hearing that. since the inception of the
Standard oil trust. In 1852. no 70 the
present time. the total profits OF the
oil combine have been between $500
600 600 and 5000. 600 600.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-24
Southern Railway

y B.-Foliowing schedule CURES published a.
Information and are not guar. lt-ed.
Schedule effective May 2Gth. 1907.
trains leave Washington from Pennsylvanis
90 a m Daily-Locad for warrenton Dan
vile. and way stations
S.05 a m Dallv-Lscal for Harri-oubura, Va
800 a. m. Daily-united states Fast Mali
first-class coaches and drawing room. sleeper e
New Orleans. inning ear -eTvice
Hoo "A. m. daily-N a.hington and Florida
Limited. Through coaches aud sleeper t. 10
ninbia Savannah and Jacksonviiie Dining
4oi .. IN. Week Days-Local for Harrisnn,.,rs
and way stations on Manassas Hrauch
4Ss IA paily-Lncai Tor Warr-nton and
SIS 8. paiy-New Yors e~. A.i..n,,. hs.
piesr- -. sii.-s cos,n t. Atlanta. SLEEPER a.
sunset Route Tourist sleeper. Washington n
$50 ,. m. Daliy-Ne~ York and Florida FIX.
press. First class coach and sleeper To Colnm.
oiA and Augusta. Dining car "a la carte
10 IS p m. Dailv-New York and Memphis
Limited tvia I.ynchburgl-Firrt class coach and
seeping car 70 Roanoke. Knoxville Chatts.-
nooga birmingham and Memphis. sleeper to
New orleans. liniug-c9r service.
lice P m. baily-New York Ard New Orleans
imited-Al Pullman trains. club and obserya-
ton car- TO New Orleans. sieep.r - Ashville
Atlanta. birmingham. New Orleans. Dining-car
service.
Trains leave Richmond for the south AS fol-
'o~s: Daily. a. m. Ills "a. M. II ~ .. m week
days p "a makes conneotions AZ Danville Tor
all points south. Pullman sleeper Trains
arrive Richmond 9. 20 a. m. IS D. m, and NIs
.. m daily, $40 a. m. week days.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash.
ington s35 a. m. s.4S a m. otS a m. daily. , "a
p m, SD D. m. II. 30 .. m. and III 40 D. m daily
HarTisonburg u Is p. m. week days and . 20 u
IN; daily. From Charlottesville. SIC a M and
s.4s y. m. ~
Tickets. sleepingear reservations and detailed
Information can be had AZ ticket once 705 I5tL
st, 5li Pa. and PennsvlyAufa Staticn
Eaggage checked through from hotels and ~
deneer. " ''7i-
Phone 2730 Tor ?. r. r. Cab service
q. II. ACkERT. v T. and Gen Nan
H. hAhDNlCK, Pass TrAfnc MT
W. n IANLOE. Gen. Pass Agent
l.. g. BROWN. General Agent
Washington. d. C.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-09-24
TORTURED TO DEATH
Aged Woman Twisted by ReIig-
iouS Fanatics 10 Expel Devil.
SHE SHRlEKED IN AGONY
ASonized Cries Were Greeted With
Triumph As Those Of the Evil One.
Efforts Then Made to Restore Dead
Woman 10 Life.

woman 10 Life.
Chicago. sept. 2l.-Five people. mem
beers az the sect OF Parhamites. are ua-
der arrest in Zion City. accused Of tor
turing TO death Mrs. LeSitia Green
haulsh. - years old. to show their be-
lief in the religion they profess
The peopie under arrest are Walter
ana Annie Grccnhaulgh. the son and
daughter OF the woman. Harold Mitch.
eu. Mrs Harold Mitchell. and a Mrs.
smith Al OF them are accused Of
manSlauShter
Mrs. Greenhaulch had been for %
years an invalid. suffering from para
iysis and rheumatism.
me condition OF Mrs. Grcenhaulch.
conN Inoed her son and daughter and
the three persons arrested with them
that She must De possessed OF the
devil and they determined 20 exercise
the ovl spirit The Ave knelt by the
bedside. and. after prayer. commenced
their work. The arms OF Mrs. Green
harl-h. >t.aeued by rheumatism. were
iorked and twisted about In order that
the devil miSht be- driven out Tho
.f.r~ of The AGED woman were consid-
red 90 he those Of an evil spirit. and
were greeted with triumphant shouts.
After course OF this violent treat
uent. Mrs GreeuhaulEh not only be-
came so weak that she could not use
her limbs. but became incapable of
makiug any motion. Then her neck
~'s twisted. and for some time this
treatment was kept up.
Walter GrcenhaulGh testified at the
ooroncr's inquest that Mitchell and his
wife recently had vision" in which
Mitchell was ordered 20 quit work and
devote his time 10 casting out demons
from the sick. Young Greenhaulgh de-
slarcd that his mothers consent was
obtained before the treatment was be-
gun. he asserted that hypnotic passes
were made before his mothers face.
and then followed the muscular force
which. he said. was strongly resisted
by the demons"
Mrs smiths part In the treatment.
according 10 the testimony before tho
coroner's jury. consisted in raising Mrs.
Groenhaulghs head and holding her
while Mitchell and his wife attempted
20 straightcn the woman's limbs. which
had been twisted by years OF rheuma-
tism
Greenhauirh broke down and cried
rs he told his story. lie said that for
some time his mother bore the treat
ment bravely. but at last the agony
became So great that she could not IT,
strain herself and shrieked. "Oh Isord,
help me-. a number Of times. Accord
ing 20 Greenhauish. Mitchell declared
that her cries must not be heard by
outsiders. and he put his hands across
her mouth to smother them. The I've
worked over tho victime until she died.
After that. according 20 Greenhaulgh.
Mrs. Smith became the leader in a
resurrection scene" In this efforts
were made Co restore the dead woman
% life. When these had failed the an
nouncement OF her death was made.