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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
The VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful u Is In
ervir1 Health and Beauty.


Neari. everybody knows that charcoal
is tho safest and most effic,"~' as meet
amt and purifier in nature. but lew real
lze IT'S value when taken into the human
-Net-f1 for fte same cleansing purpose
Ct4r...r d.. remedy that the more
Won tsr. ~ In The better: IT is not q drug
ut ALL hIt simply absOrb7 tho gases and
lmpurlue- always present in the stomach
and irtr-fn.s and carries them out Of
CharcoI ewectens the breath after
smoking drinking or after eating onions
and other ne.rJus veEetablcH.
Charcoal efiectuallv clears and improves
the cnmrf.x.nn 81 whitens the teeth and
frrthei .rt. Is natural and cmiuentiy
It a5.a. the injurious gases which
collect IL. fI. stomach and bowels. IL
dl-irfr.fs f'. mouth and thront from the
unIs'n 0' ttrrn.
AL dr--Eisi. sell charcoal In orc form
or another hut probably the best char
coal and f.e most for the money SIS IN
st1arts Chorooal ozerges: they are
composed 10 the finest powdered Willow
charcoal rn1 other harmless autiseptcs
in tablet f.rm or rather I'm the form 81
large pleasant tasting lozenges the char
coal hc.un mixed with honey.
TIe a.r. use OF these Iozcngcs VIII
soon f.i. .. a nuch improved condition
OF fIr s.nrral health. better complexion,
e"r"i'r i' .,a and Dufer biooG and the
n'fNtt ~ - is. tnat no poss'nle- Marin
can result from their continued use. but
on The contrary. great benefit.
~ ltllaIg physician. in speaking OF inc
benefits ~ charcoal. says. 4 0uNiao
SM.rte Charcoal I.ozcngcs 10 all pa
iDnt. suffering from gas IN stomach and
bowels arH tD cIcar the complexion and
ulr.f. t.. breath. mouth and throat; 7
ai-1 hDlorc the liver IS greatly bone-
lted i1 fue daily use OF them. they cost
bat fWcntN-fivo cents "a box at drug
stores and although I'm some sense a
patent preparation. Vet / believe Ret
more a.I better charcoal in Smart's
Charcoal I0zcuges than IN ANY ~ tie or
d.rorv charcoal tablets
send rpgr name and address to-day
ior "a ffce triIl package and see Tor your
seir 3. 8. stuart Co. S6 stuart Blcgs
Marshall. Michigan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
GZRae1WA0
4EEAS ( 69ES zEzzHZ2EH2

sors ~ The American people" ana he de-
c.Hrel IL would succeed
'-All Tie resources OF the gentleman in
the White House cannot stay the inevita-
HE. lie has attempted the IMPOSSIBLE
task OF recreating the Republican party.
you may whitewash the Ethiopian and
uuspot the leopard. but YOU cannot make
The one Caucasian OF the other q lamb.
There IS a force as persistent and COM
QellinE as the law Of gravitatiOn that will
pun the Republican party back TO the
position which. by main strength and
avkwardness. the President has lifted 1t
w."
lie declared that the sentiment which
the President had helped 20 arouse against
r'utocracy VIII bring millions OF voters
20 tlo ranks u the Democratic party. and
said that az President Roosevelt himself
chooses 90 come he VIII ind there ample
opportunity 90 exercise an influence for
tho welfare OF the people. and also learn
So 70, respec, FOR the law and the Consu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
"Berry's for Clothes

Some people think, but are
slow TO act.
others act quick but do little
thinking.
To-day is the time TO thin k
quick and act still quicker.
Here is q lot OF fine Fancy
Shirts, EN- bracfng our stock OF
Man hattans as well--put on
sale at tvvO-thirds their actual
Valuei
S2.5O AND So SHIRTS AT
S14B.
Si7B AND $3.50 SHIRTS AT
$1.15.
Now, who's going to get the
pick?
You or quicker man?
Broken lots OF So and SIS
Under wear at 50 per suit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
MOOn--Mav.

T91eolaI n Inc p n7aE- D.spatch-
CHATHAM VA January 1e-Miss
Myrtle Nav aud Mr.. James Moon were
married at the brides home to-day
Rev Guyer. Of the Methodist Church
90 this place Officiating The wedding
was solemnized at 6 4. NJ. and was
Witnessed by the immediate family and
q few intimate friends.
The bride IS the only daughter o. J.
q. May. She is q blonde OF rare beauty
and very popular. The groom is 4
travelling salesman for !. + Gannaway
q Co. Of Iynchburg. by whom he Is
hold IN high esteem
They left on the north-bound morn
ing train for an extended bridal tour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
JOHN HARRIS Gets
TWO YEARS IN PRISON
Man Who Killed Samuel Haskins
in Churchyard Sent
enced


~ = 7 n I'T"1-II T7H'|H
SUFFOLK. VA. january ls.- For tie
murder - som Hasl4rs. several weeks
ago. John HAMS aas sentenced today
in Nansemorl Circuit Court 90 two yea -
4n the state prison. lAcrc were erter-
laurs clrcgus tances. Iiaslins. who had
been ordered 90 keep away from Har-
ris premises. because ~ Ills attentions
10 Ills VIE. was located there late st
nlgAt making sound signals on the
weather boarding believing Harris 10
be away. Hasklns fed but later Harris
overlook him tu churchyard near CRIT
tenlr1. and stabbed l'm TO death with
a butcher knife
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
TEXAS LEGISLATURE
ASKS FOR BAILEY PAPERS

AUSTIN. TEXAS. January ls.--In ths
Senate to-day a resolution was passed
calling on the Attorney-G General for any
papers IN his possession IN connection
with the charges AGAINST Senator Bailey 5
alleged Connection with the Waters Pierce
on Company. An amendment was adde :
providing that all such papers should be
exhibited only fn executive session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Powell-Allen

Especial % The Times Dispatch.I
FREDERICESsBURG. VA. January 1G.
Ennis Powell. OF Spotsylvania county.
and Miss Nora Allen, OF King George
county. were married few days ego al
Fletcher's Chapel IN the latter county.
Rev. q. J.. Holiday officiating Miss
Florence Allen was maid OF honor and
liueh Ciift Of Alexandria. best man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
NOTED PEOPLE At
PARRISH WEDDING
NuPtials Of Virginia Lawyer and
the Accomplished Miss Gray
MOrehead Brilliant Affair.
BISHOP RANDOLP CELEBRANT
Distinguished Virginia Clergy
man Performs Ceremony.
Three Hundred at Dinner.
Especial to me rim.s-Dinstcb.l

SPRAY. y. g. January l6-In the
presence OF one or tho most distinguished
gatherings that ever assembled either in
North Carolina or Virginia on a similar
occasion. Miss Emma Gray MOrehead,
youngest daughter OF Major and Mrs.
Jas Turner MoreheGd. OF Now York. was
united in marriage tonight % Mr.. Robert
Louis Parrish. OF CovingtOn. Va. at the
palauh country home OF the brothor-in-
Law Of the bride. Hon. n. Frank Mebane.
Of this place. Right Rev. Bishop A NJ.
Randolph, OF the southern diocese, off,
ciated at the ceremony. which was per
formed I'm the north parlor OF the home
OF Mr.. NIebane
The entire Interior OF tho house down
stairs was decorated beautifully with
evergreens. together with potted plants
and dollhouse flowers.
To the strains of Mondelssohn's we'd
ding march the bridal party entered the
north parlor in the following order;
Ribbon beRrers-MessrS I. NJ, NJ. X.
and Nelson Harris ana Harris Nelson.
all OF Danville. Va. neDSews Of tho bride.
Cshers-Messrs. p X Terry. Of Spray.
\. c.: Robert Tunstail. OF Norfolk. Va
J. r. Perky. o. CovfnEton. Va; J. p
F'reeker. % COvington. Va: W. n. SlSsen.
II Covingtor. Va; s ". Nenabie, OF
Covington. Va; " O. SHELTON. Richmond
g. r. NcIver OF spray. Z. & McPheeters.
~ st. Louis
Danes OF Ifonor-Nesdarnes ". r. TIar-
ris. Of Dary.ls and 3. Prank Mebane.
OF =urar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Pupils on Honor Roll.

CHCLA. VA. January 16-The fol-
lowing is the report Of the white
school No. 3, Giles District. Amelia
county. Va.
The undersigned are pupils who dur
ing the past month Of school have not
been absent moro than two days or
tardy more than three times-Blalr
Hawks. harlie Jones. Sallie Hawks.
Waverly Jones. Halle Heath, Julian
Murphy. Ethel Heath, Kate Murphy.
finances MnNcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Lukin-Thornton

Especial % The Times Dispa ten
PAATPIIN CITY. Va. January IS
Dr Frank IIarwoOd Lukin. VINO has
been practicing medicine here for sew
eral wears ana Miss Allie Thornton, Of
this place. daughter OF William y
Thornton. deceased FOR a long time a
prominent merchant here. were quietly
married az the home Of the bride at $50
A. NJ. by the brides pastor. Rev. A. l.
ca.son. u the Methodist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Norfleet=Haslett.

Especial 20 The Times Dispstch)
SUFFOLK va January is--Willnm Nor
fleet Of Suffolk this afternoon was married
20 Miss Ruth Haslett AZ the residence Of the
brides father J. .. Haslett, OF Holy Neck.
Va eighteen miles west 81 Suffolk, by Rev.
Sathauiel O. Newman. Of Newport News Va.
The honeymoon "trip will include Washington,
Baltimore and New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
u. S. CONSULATE
Is DESTROYED
The Consurs Clerk Cables That
the Papers Are
Safe.

WASHINGTON. T. c.. January u.s.
Tho following cahieEram was received at
the state Department tins afternoon.
Jamaica Jan. 18th. 3.3l L. NJ
Secretary OF state. Washington. -. g.:
Fearful earthquake. followed ny fire.
Kingston destroyed. Hundreds OF lives
lost. Food badly wanted Consulate prob
ably destroyed. Fireproof safe
(Sigucdl AMERICAN CONSULATE
The last sentence ~ THE dispatch IS
supposed % have referred % the con-
sulare papers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
YOUNG FAIRBANKS HAS
DISAPPEARED From HOME

SPRINGFIELD O.. January ls-Fred
Q. Fairbanks. who s. wanted on an IN
dictmeut for perjury ga Steubenyille. has
left the city His wife and Mrs. y. il.
Fairbanks his aunt. say they DO not
know whore lie has gone. Young Fair
banks left The city this morning lie was
here until after midnight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
TUSKEGEE SCHOOL.
Books and Accounts 10 Be Exam
med bv Governor Of Alabama.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. January l6-In
the House TODAY a resolution was pre-
scented authorizing the Governor 20 ex-
anime the books and accounts Of the
Booker Washington Negro School AT Tus-
fegee. and 10 report 20 the state This
school receives a small appropriation from
the state but is supported Dy cOntribu-
lions from phnantnrOplsts Of the North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Rev. D. H. Ogden Declines.

fSpocial n I.ls Times Lsspatchl
CHARLOTTE. n c.. January 10 -
Rev. Dunbar u. ogden. Of Knoxville
Tenn. has declined the call 20 tho First
Presbyterian Church. OF this city.
Charlotte's wcaltliest congregation.
The pulpit was made vacant hv tfe pee
slgnation - Rev. =. r. Hovcrtou. -. ID
[speolal ~ The Tim DlspAtch.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

companied Sir Alfred Zones oud his party
60 Jamaica, Fires broke our again TO-
night The negroes are iooting the rum
SHOPS. At least 500 persons have been
killed. There arc weird and terrible
scenes. Forty-fve invalid soldiers were
burned 20 death in the military hospital.
Several shocks were fclt TODAY"
The shove dlspatch Is NJ dated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Murderer an Artist.


Polk Miller alI his quartet VIII give an
entertainment .. -re lecture-room o. Laurel
Street N-tN0l.a- Church tonight az o'clock.
The funds 90 Boo derived from the concert will
le devoted tne parsonage fund. Judging
from tho la-ra sale 81 ScSets large
audience V.. N- on hand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Ran Over Officer.

Calling fo Thomas Cooper. color@t back
driver D. -t.. bis reckless driving Policeman
R Va.. -r- himself run over ly the
rehIcle Tie r.leky policeman was knocked
down and -nr-..hat shaken up. but WAS nos
otherwise lr. .lc1 cooper was caught . Jew
moments lf..r hr Sergeant VOL ans Police
r..r Ar.l. rn. arrested. The accident oc-
Cured iaa- T.eifh and Broad Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Booten-Garrett.

[speclal - he T1nc- -Dieuafch
TWYMAS'S MILL. VA. January 10
Cards are out FOR the marriage OF Miss
Eliza beth Andrews Garrett 20 az. Lewis
Williams Booten. az the F,plscopll Church.
Orange. on the 23d OF January
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

AR II *. Woodnn. soliciting agent.
Clyd Line. is in New port News on
business and WAL NOT return FOR sew
eral days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Fetch-Hvland.

Special "a The Times DispatchD
ST. LOUIS. MO. January ia mar
riage license was issued to-day 20 Almeran
y. Fetch Of Robious. Va. and Mrs Eda
H3laud. OF San Marcos. Texas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

handle the traffic -............-.. $50. S2.s4o
1t has increased it's rolling stock as fol-
lows: Locomotives. from 6-3 10 (received
and contracted forj 1871. freight train
cars. from 1924 to Geoeived and con-
tracted for) 1891. passenger train cars.
from 4S7 70 (received and contracted for)
los
This does not indicate fully the increase
made 20 its equipment by the company.
because the increased power Of the loco
motives, and the increased tonnage capa-
city Of the cars have added much more
TO the equipment capacity OF the COM
pany than the number Of added units
would represent FOR example. the aver
age capacity Of the .ght cars has in
creased ISIS per cent.
A fair consideration OF these figures
will demonstrate the fact that the man
agemen, OF this company has not been
unmiudful or its obligation 20 increase its
facilities IN anticipation Of the increase
in traffic.
An immense increase IN All expenses.
without any increase in rates-in fact.
with the proposition almost universally
made TO decrease rates by legislative
action.
The large increase iu expenses may be
Illustrated as follows. Since lssS bridge
timber has increased from S9.36 20 s20.52
per thousand feet.
cross Ties from IS cents 20 3s5 cents
per RE.
s,eel rails from Sl-.-7 per ton 20 SOS 90
per son.
Since 1895 prices ~ equipment have
increased AS follows. Locomotives from
si1 2e2 90 from $4,000 % 10000
Passenger coaches from s6.3l5 90 80 46S.
Freight cars from $500. - 60 500. uo.
Coal cars from s8Gs.o0 20 $t.135
The cost q labor has Increased per
mile ~ road from sic2l67 in 1855 10
se.s7AI1 in 1900. and from s2.5l3.s4 per
mile Of road ia 1905 10 g. S7471 IN 1906.
Taxes OF the company per mus of road
have. since 1895 increased 63.l per cent.
To this large increase OF expense must
30 added the excessive verdicts " juries
go personal injury cases.
in addition TO This there is a marked
tendency on tho part ~ many % the
states to regard any failure OF service
a wilful and 10 impose upon the car
rfer heavy penalty therefor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

LAXATIVE RROMO Quiniuc the world wide
Cold ana Grip remedy. removes cause Cau for
fgl name L0ok Or signature X. W Grove. sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Ito home % Frder r s Dalton. Miss
Hester Conroy was married 20 Nj G.. y.
lialL The contracting parties are from
Marshall. va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
MURDER COMMITTED
IN NATIONAL MUSEUM
Artist Fires Three Bullets Into
Body Of Lithogra-
pher.

WAsIuNGTON. u. C.. January Ia
r. r. Van Iteson was shot and killed st
the Nat.ona. Museum to-day by Otto Sell
horst. o. Philadelphia. Van Itesou was
n lthograuner. temporarily employed at
the museum. The victim was shot three
times 10y se-Aorst with q repeating rifle
seuhorst WAS arrested There were no
eyewitnes=-s to the shooting. IL Is un-
cerstood that tile ARRAY was the result
~ family to...es Tie police say THAI
Seuhorst lives .u Philadelphia. and came
O. This D.tr yesrerday.
Murderer an Artist.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. January l5.-
otto Seunorst VINO Is said TO have shot
and killed J.. h. Van Iteson. IS ara artst.
and lived with AIS mother brother and
sister az 80. ~ Poplar Street this city.
lie JEFF fog Washington yesterday to
deliver some pictures. His family state
that they newer heard him mention the
name o. Van lteson. Last gear Ae Was
in a Fanitarum near EastOn. Pa. suffer
ing from rerrousness, but since october
had apparently been in good health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17

Conroy-Hall.
FRONT ROYAL. VA. January l6.-At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
Pres. FINLEY
PRESENTS FACTS
Says the Southern Railway Com
Pany Is Doing All 1t Can for
the Public.
PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT
All Material is Higher, and the
Price of Labor is Almost
PrOhibitive.

WASHINGTON. =. c.. January Ia
/ President W. w. Finley. OF the South
ern Railway. has issued statement
calling attention 70 the fact that his
company is doing all I'm its power to
furnish up-tO-date transportation TO the
public. He says. in part:
As soon as the new company came into
existence, the management adopted
policy OF betteTment and Improvement,
and something OF what IL has done 70
prepare for the traffic OF the South viii
appear from the following statement:
II has spent in new. approved
and heavier rail- ...-.........S SIC. $50. 900
In double tracking, reducing
grades and changing align
ment ...---.-...-. ---.-..... 6942.631
IN new steel bridges for heavier
power ............ .......... 2.57s,5aO
In branches ana spurs to in
dustries -. -. 1855. 2ss
In side. passing and CONNER
ciaI tracks ................... s14s.soe
In shops. tools and machinery 2041.14S
In additions and improvements
20 yards. real estate. road
way and structures and other
improvements and additions. S.229.so5
OR a total Of .s36.1S4olS
1t has spent or contracted to spend
For new equipment. s4s.sz.56s
For soint terminals completed
cts proportion ................... 3.40S.1SS
For terminals Observation-Disclosures. s2s.4ol
For double tracking -........-..... 6,7A.169
Making a total Of work done aid
contracted for 10 prepare 20
handle the traffic ............... So6 80. Gas
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02

The prizes for the muster were: 5000
s125, SIS. $50 and t25. which went 10
companies I'm the order given above.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
THE F|REMEN'
MUSTER WAS
A SUCCESS

The nremen's muster on Dexter
training ground yesterday afternoon
was a decided success A goodly num-
ber OF tubs" competed and the on
lockers numbered not less than 10000
The Haycart OF Pawtucket. under
Foreman Leonard won the days
,honors by sending a stream 227 feet
bh inches The Geyser. East Provi-
dence. dnder Capt. Mullen. tried hard
20 beat the Haycart but could not
quite make ~. their record for the day
being 226 feet 10 inches. All the com
petiiors were game and all made
good showing The ranking being:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
UNIONS IN DENVER ARE
TO HONOR HAYWOOD

Denver. Aug. 2-PractIcaily All the
unions OF the city were represented M a
meeting last night which had for its pnr.
pose the perfection of plans for honoring
william ID. Haywood. secretary. trea surer
Of the Western Federation of Miners on
bis arrival In this city from salt Lake
city next Saturday.
A popular demonstration will be made
An which IL is estimated by unionlsts. be-
fveen 25.eoo and ~ people viii take
part
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1907-01-19
FIRE LOSS DUE 70 LICK Of WATER

One bedstead was lost In the fire
which destroyed William Prices
home in Risley town last Saturday
night about II o'clock. The rest OF
the furniture and belongings were
saved. The house was valued at
$500 partly covered by insurance to
the amount OF $500. The lot Of
ground surrounding the house also
suffered damage, as the volunteers
carried away considerable amount
of good soil on their big boots.
The fire afforded another demon
stration OF the necessity for sufficient
water plugs in the streets OF the
town, SO that all taxpayers may re-
ceive their share OF protection. In
the absence Of water plugs the fire.
men were forced to draw upon wells
for water and these were soon ex-
hausted. The firemen unanimously
claim they could have saved the
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1907-01-19
A PLEA FOR LADIES

70 the Editor OF The Pleasantville
Press.
Dear Sir:-This wet weather again
shows up the fine condition of our
streets, and | would say in reference
to that Board OF Trade, it would be
well to get lively move on and try
to stir Council to action in the way
Of improving the streets and side
walks. Sir, you are aware that In
this Borough we have many fine
young ladies who must travel these
muddy and watery sidewalks for the
purpose OF shopping and visiting.
Now Mr.. Editor, 1t goes to show
that the members OF the Borough
Council are all Benedicts or they
would show higher degree OF
chivaIry aud deeper consideration
for the welfare of those young ladies,
AS they (the young ladiee) are the
greatest attraction we have to hold
our chivalrious young men at home
to help build up uhe Borough by In
creasing the number Of homes In the
place. | believe II the business mep
and those who have the welfare OF
the Borough at heart would join
In the work aud enlarge the Board
Of Trade, 1t might be made a plank
of mighty strength to carry along
some OF the work OF the Borough.
While It is not a legislative body II
can go far towards moulding public
opinion and assist Council in enact
ing and making laws for the best
interests OF all concerned Mr.. Editor,
am not shedding any tears nor
wasting many sfghs over the condi
tion OF our streets and sidewalks, yet
do hope that In consideration OF
the most useful and ornamental citi-
zens OF our Borough, which are tn,
the ladies, the Board Of Trade and
Council will get q move on that will
bring results to better tho condition
OF things In general. OLD CHIP.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1907-01-19
GRAND JURY 70
PRY into DAVIS ClSE

The Coroner's Jury which sat In
Absecon Saturday night was unable
to solve the mystery surrounding
the death OF ID. s. Davis who was
cremated one week previously In his
lonely home. The verdict was:
I'VE find that the said Daniel 5.
Davis came to his death ON Sunday
morning. January 6, between !
O'Clock and O'Clock on said morn
ing, his death being caused by being
burned to death; said death occurred
at bis home In the northern part OF
the City OF Absecon. The origin OF
the Gre IL unknown to this Jury"
The iury's verdict removed tho
shadow OF suspicion from Charles
Clark, one VI Davis neighbors, whose
name has been closely connected with
the tragedy. Clark was the principle
witness examined by Coroner Gas
XIII, Saturday night. He was on the
stand for fully three houre and told
a straightforward story, denying
that he had ever threatened the de-
ceased.