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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-31

Twenty-Five persons have been summoned
TO appear before the grand jury at Clarks-
burg, W. Va, next week in effort to in
diet the officers and directors of the de-
fuuct Eureka Loan and Building AsSocia-
ton for alleged embezzlement Of the
funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-31
The Procession Starts.

Early this morning-that is, if II o'clock
be early-Star readers began to drift Luna
ward. To be quite frank quite bunch of
the all-day brigade were on hand when the
gates opened at that hour. They were the
real picnickers, and it was quite apparent
to the most casual glance that they were
provided with everything in the way Of
children and pickles and lunch-stuffed shoe
boxes that go to make days outing Of
this sort particularly enjoyable.
1t was plain to see that these early birds
were experienced hands. They didn't rush
off to spend just-as- good as money coupons
the minute they landed inside of the Luna
boundaries. Not they. Not for a minute.
They did something very much more
sensible. They picked out dandy picnic
nook, shady and grassy and comfy in every
way. And then they distributed their be-
longings round about, just to show that
squatter sovereignty held good for the
nonce, and sent the children out to play.
And it was not until after lunch, when
everybody felt physically better and kinder
toward other humans, that they started
out-and by this time they had plenty of
company-to do the amusement devices.
Fun Fast and Furious.
Right now-and tbs pretty near press
time for The Star-the shoot the chute cars
are drifting down the incline every few
moments, the foolish house is full of light
minded folk, the scenic river is all clut-
tered up with pleasure-laden craft, the
merry go-round horses and camels and
other wierd and woozy animals not known
to zoology are tired to death already, and
wind-biown people are working the ring
around the-rosy roller coaster overtime
Even the park managers, who've been
looking forward for a week or more to a
big throng on Star day, were surprised at
the number of early arrivals, anG predict
that some attendance records will be broken
before II o'clock rolls round and the sleepy
gatekeepers shut up shop and go trotting
off home, mighty glad that tomorrow's
Sunday and day of comparative rest with
out any Star readers to clutter up the
neighborhood. But they just can't help that
frame of mind. Taking tickets makes one
SO unsympathetic and pessimistic and
Philistiney.
Watch for the Snaps.
Tomorrow, in The Sunday Star, therell
be some pictures of Star readers having
the best sort Of time. They won't be
stiff and posy pictures either, but just
crowd-snaps taken by a staff photographer
disguised so as to blend with the scenery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-31
TITS STAR DAY At LUNA
And Some Throng Figures Will
Be Wrecked.
BEFORE THE GATES CLOSE
And That's Not Till Eleven O'Clock
Tonight.
PICNICKERS ARE IN EVIDENCE
Fun Starts After Lunch and Is in
Full Blast Right Now-See
You Therep
9ICNICKERS ARE IN EVIDENCE

Didn't forget, did YOU?
This is Star day at Luna Park, you know.
If you did happen to overlook the fact
it isn't too late yet, for, of course, you've
got that 81 worth of coupons in your in
side pocket with a little small change for
fare and such. The park doesn't close
will be after dusk So put on your Sunday
go-to-meeting best and come along. You
viii find all your friends there-those that
aren't out of town, vacationing-and its
dollars to doughnuts you'll have a good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-31
BORN

POWER. August II. 1907. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ihonas W Power a daughter-JEAN ELlZA-
BETH POWER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-31
Watch for the Snaps.

Tomorrow, in The Sunday Star, therell
be some pictures of Star readers having
the best sort Of a time. They won't be
stiff and posy pictures either, but just
crowd-snaps taken by staff photographer
disguised so as to blend with the scenery
Some of you who were there can have quite
time looking for yourseves-in the pic
lures
Meet you at Luna?
Sure!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-31

Mr. and Mrs. Snyder r. Albert T. John
ston and Mrs. Cora Sherman, all Of this
city, spent last week at Ocean Grove, N. ].
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Christman en-
tertained at dinner last evening at their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-31

The minister of Colombia and Nine. Cor
ties sailed today for England, having been
obliged to defer their departure much later
than they expected last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-31

Capt F. P. Avery and wife have opened
their apartment at the Portsmouth for the
month of September Capt. Avery is on
leave of absence for one month from Cuba.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17

FLOUR - Strong but quiet. Minnesots
patents 50 fU04si. winter patents. 8l00
g %. winter straights. S3Dd31, wintel
RYE FLOi-R-Flrm. fair to good. s37o0
1N. choice tJ fancy, N.Vg42a.
WHEAT Market excited and decidedly
niglor uu cables. continued bad weather
northwest light worlds shipment active
short covering and aggressive bull sup
port. Jolly here advanced practically 9c
from Saturdays official close. July
81 olt0iW, September. NLmalo3. Decem-
b.r 81 Niui f't
CohN Market firm and higher on ca.
hi.s and with whoat July. Nc.
ITTEk-Crcamcry. cNtras. per pound
w.. hrais. l,nztc. seconds, 1nz-c.i
CHEESE - state, Fun cream. oolored
small September. fancy. l5c. white llc.
October beet iinlii5c. good 10 prime ].
.if1.c; winter made. average best. lzi5c
e.ni FOB prime. l-ts ffi34c light skins
ff'tc. haf skins best slulNe.i part
a.ms prime. sasi4c.i fair 60 good. b'9d
.GGs Fresh gathered. extras. 9c.
storage packed. iirsis. extra hrsis. l1aH
TALLow - Firm. city C4c; country,
HhY Steady; shipping. oa5c.. good to
choice. ~ aIII.La.
STRAW Steady 40 $4,000
DEANS Steady. marrow. N.Hi1Nl. me-
dium $50. peas. SiWnl .6-il' red Kidney.
POTATOES - Firm and in good de-
in.nI. Pennsylvania. choice. per bushel.
Tnl.c New York and western. DO. Wu
..e. i0.. fair o. good. $500.
LIVE POULTRY - Firm and scarce
fowls fful5isc.. old rU0stDrs. lUlllc. .
spring chickens ll32c.. ducks. old. l3H
lIc. dn spring lNlIc.
uRrssED POULTRY - Firm. fowls
hi.n.r. fresh killed fowls choice. lfu
fr-e.. dD.. fair to good l3nl3i4c. old
rnnsfers Joke. nearby hrliiers. td3,c.. .
frozen fowls prime. western. lt'ac.i roast
irr chickens prime. western lfc DO.
f.lr fo good lLr1ic. nearby hrOilcrs Au
a.r. western d0 small. 1NHc., DO.
lnrra. I-nlsc. nearby turkeys. llrisc. /,
western. do. hens llHlsc, DO. eohbiers.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
BOY BATTLES WITH
MAD DOG IN DARK
FALLS UNCONSCIOUS cLUTcHlNG
THROAT OF DEAD BEAST ar
TER DESPERATE STRUGGLE.
CRIES OF YOUTH UNHEEDED
Parents Think He Is Joking Until
His Limp Form Is Found-Un-
conscious Victor Is Car
ried Home.

Evanston. nl-Facing a huge foam
shot maddoned dog a'one in the dark
ness. Johnnie Bmchos. 70 years ola,
fought the fight of a child gladiator
the other night and when his parents
found him hours anerWard he was
lying torn and unconscious. upon the
body OF the animal which he had
strauglod to death wiih his small
hands
The child won the death battle with
the beast. but it is feared. at the exc
penso of his own nie The little fol-
low was rushed ON a fast train 90 The
Pastcur institute in Chicago. His
wounds were cauterizod and every ef-
fort known 90 medical science was
oxertod.b .by the physicians to save him
from hydrophobia The result viii
not Dee known for several days
The struggle of the boy and the mad
dog lasted for many minutes Ills
screams We're heard by those living
in the neighborhood But those who
heard paid mo- attention. They thought
the boy was joking
Il was a literal repetition of the
old fable of the boy who cried
Wolf" with a possible reversal Of
the sequel Even the members Of
the Bruchos family heard the cries OK
their son. and members of the family
started mp. But one of them said,
"Oh. no, Johnnie is only joking So
they sat down again. while the child
carried ON his grim death struggle in
the darkness.
Tho mad dog was amost as big and
heavy ass tho child Tie is believed TO
have entered the yard where Johnnie
was playing and 10 have sunk Dis
teeth into tho boys left arm
Then it was Chat Johnnie screamed
for help. lf was after six o'clock at
night and darkness had. fallen Iohn-
ME could only feel his antagonist He
fought with his freed small fist and
kicked with bis feet as he called
Papa Mamma Come come comet
The beast loosonod lis elip on ihe
childs wrist and buried its lanes DO
the forearm higher up. as Che torn
flesh shows Then 81 was that The in-
sllnct of selfprescrvat.on lci the lad
20 adopt the tactics SD stirr'ng'y dos-
crbed in The stories of the old Roman
Coliseum and the battles of man and
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
TlLLmAN sooMs BRYAN.
south Carolina senator Says NcbrHs-
kan rs Mnn For President

south Carolina senator Says Nchrrs-
kan Is Man For Precedent.
AUGUSTA. Ga, May 14.-"So far as
/ can see now. w J. Bryan viii bo the
democratic candidate for president,
s0id Senator Tillman. "Hc seoms 70
Dee the only logical man for the race
II may be safely predicted that he VIII
have for his running mate some sub
st0ntial southern man, probably Cul-
bcrson Of Texas IIoke Smith of Gcor-
gin or Daniels Of Virginia. II is pity
that we cannot have a southern man
first on the ticket but the conservative
Democracy Of the south understands
That sectional prejudice has not sufi-
ciently died out yet
Il think Il Is time for the Democratic
party 10 stop running obsolete million
aires for vice president especially when
they have nothing but money 20 rec
0mmcnd them ! refer 70 Scwell, who
ran with Bryan the first time. and
Henry Gassaway Dnvis. who ran with
Parker"
Mr. Tillman went on to say that Bal
ley Is dead as presidential possibility
ON account Of the charges made against
him Of connection with Standard on
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17

Once found. Johnnie threw all the
strength OF his small physique into
that throttling grasp
Tho struggle that followed carried
boy and beast over the ground in a
wrestle OF madness on one side des.
pcration ON the other. How long Il
lasted Is not known. But IL did come
10 an end as the grip Of the child
gradually gaeged the beast Locked
In a death grip the two sank to the
ground The boys limp form lay over
iho body of the animal
ln this position they were found
It was with difficulty that the muscle.
uipped arm of the lad was pried
from about the neck OF the animal.
Small Johnnie, unconscious victor.
was carried into the house and a doc.
tor hurriedly summoned After
while the child was revived.
Tie win recover n be does not sui.
fer from the madness" the physician
told the lads parents. and then had
him hurried % the Pastour institute
for treatment
The boy rcgainod consciousness for
@ few minutes after the arrival Of the
physician. Ho told about the attack
as follows.
After The dog had bitten me the
FIRST time tried 10 choke him, but
that only made it worse and he came
after me again put my arm about
bis neck as tightly as could and
went 20 sleep.
The dog was Il large black animal
weighing more than 40 pounds.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
FARMvILLE, VA. FRIDAY, MAY Il, 1907.
GET ONE JURYMAN.
noise Trial Adiourns After Selecting
Walter shaw, Farmer.

BOISE. Ida, May 14.-Only a frag.
mont of time was given over 10 actual
work ln the trial Of William G.. Hay.
wood for completely I'm the murder Of
former Governor Steuncnberg. and the
ono step forward was the qualification
of single talesman who seems mark.
cd for peremptory challenge later The
rest Of the time went 10 the talesmen
OF the special venire and the reasons
thnt made II impossible FOR them to
serve the state az this time
Seven Of them were sick and FIVE 9th.
ers had sick wives. Some presented
crisp certificates from doctors. others
offered quaklng bodies as visual evl.
donce. and the rest pleaded earnestly.
Walter Shaw, twenty-nine years old,
q brother Of a present member Of the
Idaho legislature. was the accepted
man. Shaw, a farmer was formerly
% union meat cutter Of Seattle and Of
Everett, Wash. Shaw qualified after
an extended examination that filled the
time down 10 adjournment, but he was
indefinite In many Of his answers and
seemed uniformed on many subjects
shaw IS generally labeled for a per
emptOry challenge. Shaw was closely
questioned by Mr. Richardson. for the
defense He said his brother was a
member NJ the last legislature.
How did he vote on the bin appro
priating money for the prosecution Of
This caseT asked Mr. Richardson.
Il don't know"
Ever talk TO your brother about the
cnecf"
eyes. 10 certain extent"
Resides ono local newspaper the pro
posed juror said he read only the In.
dies Home Journal
"lIave you any prejudice for OF
against Democrats ms suchf"
no"
cor Socialistsf'
NO"
You wouldn't believe In hanging .
man simply because he IS a Socialist, |
would youf'
"No." the proposed juror laughingly |
replied.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
vol. XVII.
TOWN DIREc TORY

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s,s'l VIC. ranwell. r. L. Er'"''''' "
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enc R. Martin W. r. Anderson T. l.
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va -w.is,, s,o,,.E. L. E7mb'r'' W. M
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los S...,rer $ ". fau.eiI; IT. D..
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rosn se,s,.'iF rs. Foeus p. ID. Lpscomh ana D. W.
FrsiaeAL n.,srtnc II &C.. NJ Roieson'
Chief tl', .'.oer T. a. Tucker
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
Huahos Gives HOUSE a surprisc

ALBANY, n. Y, May 14-Almosi
sensational was the surprise given the
legislature last night by the announce
mcnt that Governor Hughes had insist
ed that the bin OF senator O'Neill and
Assemblyman Merritt, incorporating
and empowering the Long Sault Devel-
opmcnt company TO develop extensive
power on the St. Lawrence river.
should contain a provision for sub
stantial and Increasing compensation
90 the state. This establishes a proc
cdcnt IN the legislature in matters Of
This sort
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
"GlVEN The SILENCE"
Midshipmen Confined 20 College For
BoycoftiDg a Superior officer.


DoycottiDg a Superior officer.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May Il. - The
whole membership Of the First battal-
ION OF the brigade Of midshipmcn has
been restricted for an indefinite period
TO the confines of the institution as a
result Of its mombors having "given
the silonce" 10 Lieutenant Commander
/ g. B McVay. Jr. one Of the discipline
officers. Tho members Of the battalion
hive taken exception TO McVay's mode
Of investigating their actions and do
tcrmlnod 10 administer this form Of re
buke 20 him
The "silcncc" Is as old as tho navy
itself 1t is ia the nature Of a boycott
At the time agreed for its application
those participating In II keep absolute
ly silent during the whole Of some meal
al which the officer Is present i'm the
midshlpmen's mess hall. Ordinarily
this dining room at meal time Is q very
noisy place and silence when the 500
midshipmen are assembled there is de-
cidcdly noticeable
When # was directed against Lieu
tenant Commander McVay that officer
withhold the order for the First bat
talon 10 loave the room at the end Of
the meal after having dismissed the
Second battalion. lie sat quietly at
the table for nearly two hours attempt
ing hy this means 10 force the remain
ing mdshlpmen 10 break their silence.
hut without effect Eventually he dis
missed them and reported the matter
10 the commnnaant As all the mem
beers of The Flrst battalion participated
an were prAished for disrcspcct TO an
officer
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17

Alexander Benton, who lives on
Rural Route Fort Edward, y. Y,
SAYS "Dr. Kings New Discovery is
my best earthly friend. IL cured me
Of asthma six years ago. 1t has also
performed a wonderful cure Of incip-
lent consumption for my sons wife
The first bottle ended the terrible cough,
and this accomplished, the other symp-
toms LEFT one by one, until she was per
fectly well. Dr. Kings New Discov-
erv's power over coughs and colds Is
simply marvellous NOother remedy
has ever equaled il. Fully guaranteed
by White d Co. Druggists. SOC and ..
rial bottle free.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17

ernmcnt on tho occasion Of the cclcbra
tions commomorating the terccntcnary
of the foundation of the first English
settlement on the American continent
at jamestown and the birth of the
American nation
"ln expressing the pleasure It gives
me ] beg that you Will convey 90 SIR
Edward Grey This governments re-
sponsive and heartfelt appreciation OF
his majcsiy's governments cordial
words
In the attainment Of that place
among the nations Of the world which
America seems destined she viii not
cease 20 recall the ties of affection be-
tween herself and Britain. uniting the
two people in mutual good Will"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
sierra to he President of Honduras.

PUERTO CORTEz Honduras, May
1.-THE persons arrested on orders
from Captain Fullam Of the gunboat
Marietta have been released from their
prison aboard the American war yes
sci. The Marietta and Paducah are
still here doing police duty. 1t is said
that General Sierra will take charge OF
the government Of Honduras as presi.
dent despite the efforts Of the friends
of Policarpo Bonilla.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17

CITY OF MEXICO, May l4.-De-
tails of the disaster caused boy the fire
I'm the Cornethas shaft of the Tenere
mines az Yolardena. state Of Durango
which started while 1O7 men We're
working in a part Of the mine. are
reaching here slowly. 1t Is believed
that ninety miners lost their lives
through suffocation or incineration.
and # Is reported that forty charred
bodies have been recovered.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
Big strike Declared on.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL. The
strike and lockout OF bricklayers and
masons I'm this city, which grew out OF
q dispute between the trades as to tho
right of granite cutters TO set finished
stone. has been declared OF. About
3.OO bricklayers and total Of about
5000 men IN various branches Of the
building trades who have been affected
by the fnctional troubles will return to
work this morning
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
ALL HONOR EUROKI
Japanese General Reviews
American Warships.
CELEBRATE yiTlOyS BIRTH N 1901
Exercises Held on Island Of james
tosrn, Where First English set
ucrs Landed on soil of Nir-
Rinin-ItnIinn Tars Win.

NORFOLK. Va, May 1.-THE cole-
hfatou OF tie three hmdrcith mui-
ver-ap Of the landing 40 jamestown
Of the irst permanent English settlers.
under SIR Christopher Newport. cap
tain John Smith and others was ush-
cred in by the firing Of salute Of sew
enteen guns from Fort Monroe incident
TO the arrival at Old Point Comfort al
6I5 q. m. oi General Baron Kurokl
DIS stan and party accompanied by
General Wood. l.. S. A.. official escort
General KuroN aud bis party were
met az the Oll Point Comfort pier bJ
General Grant and Major Strong the
lattor commanding Fort Monroe
All houors wore nccorlrl the disfin-
guishod japanese. and after breakfast
General Kuloki and party proceeded
by special boat 10 rcriev the great
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
NINE DEAD NEAR ALTA PASS.
Railway NOrkmcn blown to Piece,
by Dynamite Blnst.

Railway Workmcn blown TO Pieces
bs Dynamite Blnst.
BRISTOL, Va. May 14-While a
force Of men were al work blasting on
The South and Western railway on con
siuct.on work near Alta pass. North
Carolina, an explosion occurred, IN
which nine men wero almost instantly
killed and four others seriously If not
fatally injured. The men were all EN-
ui0yees of the railway company and
were natives Of the Alta pass section.
THE force had drilled for a blast and
after placing the explosives In the
blast hole started 20 retreat. The dy-
namite fired prcmaturcly. and the men
were hurled I'm every direction.
Those who were killed were terribly
mutiInicd while the surviving work
men AFRO badly bruised and lacerated.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17

WHEELING, W. Va, May 14.-TbC
inquest into the wreck Of the Now
York and Chicago express and q
freight train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Rosbys Rock, IN which
four trainmen were killed and several
passengers injured. was held before
Coroner McCombs at Moundsville, w
VA. The jury returned a verdict of
negligence on the part Of A. L. VII.
SON. a brakeman. He was Immediately
arrested and held 20 await the action
of the grand jury.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
Wonderful Eczema Cure.

"Otr little boy had eczema for i've
years. write. N. A. Adams, Henrietta,
pa. ''Two ofour home doctor, said
the case was hopeless. his lungs being
affected. We then employed other
doctor. but mo- benefit resulted. by
chance we read about Electric Biiters'
bought bottle and soon noticed inn
proyement. We continued this med
icine until several bottles were used,
when our boy was completely cured. '
Best of an blood medicines and body
building health tonics Guaranteed
at White & Co.'S. Drug store. SOC
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
Sore Nipples

ANY mother who has had eXper
fence with this distressing ailmenl
will be pleased TO know that a cure
may be effected by applying Cham
berlain's Salvc as soon as the child is
donenursing. Wipe if of with a soft
cloth before allowing the babe 10
nurse. Many trained nurses use this
salve with best results. For sale hy
The Winston Drug Go.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17

LEXINGTON. ky }iay 49, 40 ihr
Uareis murder triai here the strongest
Testimony was g.fm against Judge
.Harris hy County JHdec S $ 1aunee
of Breafhitt county who sNoro thnt
Bnreis said io h.m u wilI mot kl
Cockrin myself hut win hIro the best
lawyer in Kentucky fo defend tHc mn1
who VIII kili him. anl $500 200 at Dis
counsel table"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
NIcdford VIII Destrnred.

MEDFORD. Mass. May "A. - The
woodworking mill of Shaw d Rcmby
aud coal pocket owned by the High
lnd Coal company were destroyed by
fro last night. causing loss Of SiO,-
n0n The fire at one time became 80
threatening that n general alarm was
sounded I'm this city, and help was
cent from Somerville. Three firemen
We're slightly injured.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17
pIck Cancel. Ohio Meetins.

AKRON, o., May l4-Senator Charles
Dick last night issued a statement re.
sclnding the call for n meeting Of the
Republican state central committee nj
Columbus tomorrow, together with all
Republican congressman from this
state. Republican county chalrmen and
other leaders. The conference was
called by Senator Dick last week with
a view 10 harmonlzing conflicting in
terests Of political leaders IN this state.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-17

CEDAR GROVE. y. J., May a.
That four-year-old Andrew Mnloncy
was not lured 10 the woods and there
murdered 10y q mill worker for To-
venge. as mt first reported. is now al
most certain. The little boy Is thought
10 have climbed tree and 10 have
fallen from IT, crushing In his skull
when he struck the ground.