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Town Officers

Mayor, &. r. Dixon.
Clerk. T.. +. Hufty.
Treasurer. Mrs Lulu II. Hawkins
Trustees IL T. Maxville. Philip EiSenkra-
mer W H. Crook. :. &. Hem. G. W. Hester
and John McNaughton.
Attorney, J. II. Baxter,
Marshal. Bert Chapman.
Water Supt.. Bert Ia lp,
Police Magistrate, q. W. Hester.
The Board of Trustees meet the FIRST ana
third Tuesday of each month.
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Geo. Graham was pulled Fri
day for watering his lawn without
a nozzle on the hose and was
fined 81 90 and costs. the whole
amounting to about $500.
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The annual reception to the
members OF the high school was
rendered Wednesday evening by
Miss Edna Mathews. All men,
bcrs were present and a delight
full evening was spent.
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A demented man came in on
the tram Thursday night and was
at once picked up by the authori-
ties and taken back to Delta Fri
day morning His name and
residence were not obtained.
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The contest case of Caroline b.
Hester VS.. Anna Belle Fauss, in
volving desert entry near
Crawford. was held before Com
missioner Williamson Tuesday.
Judge Mcleod. of Leadvile, and
Catlin & Bell. of Montrosc. ap-
oeared for the defense while
Judge King, of Delta, attended
to the interests of the contestant.
The Redmcn and Pocahontas
held a lawn social on Weldon
Hammonds fine lawn last We'd
nesday evening. A big crowd
was present and all enjoyed
themselves immensely. Ice cream
and cake were served. music by
the Rcdmcn orchestra. games
and dances took up the time till
midnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mond took great pains to make it
pleasant for all and succeeded
most admirably.
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Don't let 1t escape your mind
that Paonia will have the biggest
Fourth OF July ever held in the
North Fork. The committees
are busily at work and many
hands mean a light task.
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Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Meeting.

For the above occasion we will
sell tickets to Fort Coll ms, Colo,
and return at one fare. Tickets
to be on sale August IL. and -.
good returning until August 18th,
1907. Fare Sl765 from Paonia.
+. c. PMsr, Agent.
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Oliver Stone. the Co op tele-
phone man and his sister whom
he met at the train in Delta spent
Sunday in Paonia and on Monday
morning left for months visit
at their home in Indiana.
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Little Charlie Stoneburner.
who accidentally shot himself last
week, is gradually improving
under the medical case of DIR.
Hazlctt.
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II. b. Goetzman took Monday
mornings train tor the Pacific
coast. He acted as protector to
the bridal couple as far as Salt
Lake City.
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A Socialist meeting is billed
for next Tuesday evening. +. +.
Ashburn is mentioned as the
speaker. The speaking will be
in Bruce hall.
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The ball game last week be-
tween the clerks and business
men. came near to closing up our
clothing store. MIR. Emry stopped
a hot one with his smeller and
Billy Hopkins has been limping
around ever since. This playing
ball is strenuous pastime. 1t
would never do for a printer to
mix in.
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All kinds OF conveyance papers
quickly and promptly prepared.
abstracts of title furnished on
short notice. See c. c. HAWKINS.
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Stanley Haley returned home
from his medical studies at Still
College. Des Moines. Iowa, last
Saturday evening.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Quality. Efficiency. Service
Welborn.
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For SALE:-3 inch Balm wagon,
almost new. J. NEIMAN.
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]. NJ. Lane has been taking
Bob Haley's place in the barber
shop. Bob has the mumps you
know.
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McDonald's Bitter Sweets onl,
at Welborn's.
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Antonio PERI was down from
Bowie, Thursday.
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Geo. Livesay was over from
Crawford this week on a short
visit.
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Loans Wanted.

A few good loans wanted on
ranches. improved town property,
ditch stock or collateral notes.
c. c. HAWKINS
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USEFUL INFORMATION.
Trains and Mails

Regular Passenger train arrives from east
at 6:1O y. m. departs for west Mt $40 a. m.
Mails close at t:45 a. IN.
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Socktics.

PAoSIA LODGE. KNIGHTS OF Ply:
THIAs No. 12s, m-rts every second and
sourth wednesday evenings In the l. o q. y.
hall Visiting brethren are invited to at
tend. cLsRgScr NrLsos. g g
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!. PAoNIA LODGE No. Is2. !.
%. y. meets every Thursday Mig
y In Odd Fellows hall. Nt-iu
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CAPTQRNg ] RI. | Score Q
BLOCKADE 1 4 |: ! DEALERS D 1 /
Revenue Officers r Return With
'Tllirty-fivc Bound in
Chains.
DESTROY > Y 13 DIsTIlLER'Es !
Four Hundred Shots Exchang ged
Before sinners
Surrender. .5
Revenue Officers Return With;
DESTROY 13 DlsTlLLERlEs ) i y /: | IS

AsHEvILLE. N. G., June 24.--The
party OF revenue officers who had \ a
fight with moonshiners in Stokes Rcoun-l
ty on Friday night last returned here
to day, having captured thirty five
moonshiners and * destroyed thirteen
illicit stills. The captured men were
chained together and taken to Mount
Airy. this State, where they were re-
manded to. Dodson Il county Jail by
United States Commissioner w. w.
Simmons. ,5s
The officers state that between 90
and 400 shots were exchanged with
the mountaineersin in the darkness when
the attack was made beginning about
8 o'clock Frida ay morning. 1t Is thought
that several of the.s blockaders were
wounded, but the officers did not stop
to u earn the facts, being anxious to
get away with their prisoners be fore
there was an opportunity for rescue.
Among those AIKEN sswas ] ames A.
Smith, the ringlea Ter OF the Illicit dis
tillers In that section. and at one
time q government revenue collector.
The capture was effected by surround
Ing the camp Of the tmoonshiners, who
surrendered after fight lasting ff-
teen or twenty minutes. i
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Loving was begun, for It was then
that The accused man, accompanied by
his wife, his sistor-in-law. Miss. Annie
snead. teacher at Randolph-M
College, and Miss Elizabeth Loving,
appeared In court Judge Loving wore
a black alpaca coat, n black tie and
negligeo shirt. Mrs, Loving ana Miss
snead were dressed In black, Mrs
Loving wearing q black veil and Miss
Elizabeth Loving wore a black skirt.
white ahirt waist, White, nal Dr hat ard
white Veil. i, All were composed, except
Miss Elizabeth Loving who, as soon
as she took her scat began to weep
bitterly and eho ked herself S vi tn sohs.
|; The courtroo m lAstantly. became
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.yNNR!li[EN ny
C0uR7;'A7 4 BRUSSELS
y ), Ylo:'u'ag l:'' Man Killed Friend Be
cause Of Conduct Toward
SAYS il WAS j usTIFIABL BLE
Asked Girls sSP arents 4 to Cancel
Their Eng ge,nent on w ed q 1;
ding-Eve.

BRUSSELS, June "a The trial Of
Carlos Waddington. the sixteen-year-
old son OF senorI Luis ddington. for-
mers charge d affaires OF Chile at Brus-
sells. on the charge OF numbering senor;
Balmaceda. Il S secretary Of the Chilean
legation, February gath last Opened
to-day. The court was crowded with
members Of society, W ell dressed wo-s
men and diplomats. The prisoners
father sat with counsel for the de-
fense. On attable in front Of the Judges
was dtsplayedsEthe blood d-stnined rug.
on which Balmaceda fell and the re-
volver withlswhichs he was shot.
IN sBalmac was engaged to be mar
ried to Miss RWaddlng tom the daughter
Of Senor Vadd dlngton.f and a leading
member aof Brussels SO cte tety. q he mur-
der OF ccurred sSon the evening OF the
official. engag agement din ner. 6 N # 4
< a. few days fore the tragedy Bal
maceda rcquested the Waddingtons to
postpone q the y edd!ng ceremony, and
on the morning o t. F'tsbruary oath he
called /, U pom Mrs Wad dington and an
nounced his decision to withdraw from
the marriage altogether
Admitted Improper Conduct.
He admitted, 1t lis charged, that he
had behaved Improperly toward Miss
Waddington, but accused Ethef young
woman Of having misbehaved before
he met her vi Later. WI len young Carlos
|SWaddin ngton found his mother pros
trated as Y a. result Of the Interview
with Balmaceda, he drove to the home
Of the latter, who was his personal
friend, and q ftera \ 4. q quarrel. SHOT and
killed him " d Il, i7s B
The 4contentlon8of the Balmaceda d
family Is that the Wad ddingtons had
tried to force the marriage upon the
young secretary ofSsthe legation, and
that upon his refusing they resolved
to get rid Of Vim Vesea Wade ddingtons
submit as sjustihcation for Carlos s act
|tltlt Balmaceda had refused to redress
the wrong he had done Miss Wad-
dlngtoM /. &. AZ h. Il II 4
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RAPID PROGRESS MADE I'M
II 3sSs.91,3. TRIAL; LOVING ON'S7ANDs

tilled. and q silence that could almost
he felt showed the intense excitement.
which prevailed. Later Sherittd Estes,
father, and Mr.. John Swanson. brothers;
in-laW OF Theodore Estes. took thsif
seats behind the attorneys for the
prosecution.
Promptly at 10 o'clock Judge w, r,
Barksdale took his seat on the bench,
and the case Of the Commonwealth III va
w. g. Loving 6 was called thin the
bar, besides the prisoner and family
land the Estes family were 1lessrs,s
Wood Bouldin, lsornnonwealth's attors
ney Of Iialifax county; Danlel Iarmon.
OF G Charlott tesyll le.s and ss. B. w hitahes A,
county, for the rosecuttori Atsssfa,
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.SHOT8BYS Y NE GRO
ADO ARD TRAIN.
Atlanta Man Killed While Try
ing to- Arrest a
8s Criminal.

s5 5ATLANTA.sC GA, June 24.-Hal Brew
ster, twenty-seyen.y years Of age. the
son OF Colonel RI II. Brewster. o prom
lnent lawyer. was shot and almost in-ll
bMetwesna M Gollegs Point ana La Grange n
to-day by d negro named French Early.
Young brewster and several others,
were dapptlzed by the sheriff to arrest
ot crimes, When they attempted to-
take the negro Into custody,iha fred.
killing RreWster and wourding several !
others. All 4sl n v gsi /. . 53 5 81 5ii & VI ;
was cap ptured. later and taken 70 the
lpS Grams "a, inl 8 u lst
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.CAROLINA AND WESTERN r. r., s..
i5e 3o - CAN'T GIVE CIII1AI. RATE

.AsHEvILLg, NJ. G., June t24,--on the ap-
plicationSof crayath. Henderson and Gers
pany OF New York, and Charles w Tillett,
Of Charlotte, Judge Jslc Pritchard. OF the
United States Circuit Court. to-day granted
and Yves tern Railroad Company and The
North Carolina Corporal lion Commission to
prevent tho enforcement q the North Caro-
law which goes Into effect, July 1st. Tho
injunctionsis returnahle sbefore Jud &c Pritch-
cases Involving the same principle Will be
hoard. 81 ~ .i !. n II n ~.
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TEXAS BARS
TUBERCULOSIS
Persons With That Disease Will
Be%KeptfB Beyond State

Line,

AUSTIN, TEXAS. June 24,-All per-
sons suffering frfom tuberculosis In an
advanced sta go are to be s3 debarred
from entering Texas. " sti55
VI DR.. w. Fl. Brunby, State health of
days @ he s' would , Issue t a proclamation and
begin a rigid quarantine against all
persons afill lctedaw the disease In an
acute degree, IN doing this, he places 6,
low fever and smallpox. tf. 81 iss
DR.. Brumby has Just returneA from
a trip OF Investigation to points In
Southwest Texas. where, ne says. ne
Just entered the State suffering with
|tub0rculOSis S3 tsgst "
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NnxnnI.Reser,ytes Arrive,

'.JAMEsTOWN EXPOsITlON7 y GROUNDs,
June 3|2 i.--Thu converted cruiser PrairIet
having aboard the Georgia naval reserves
Of savannah h. has arriyedi the Roads The
company Is composed Of seven Officers and
the exposlsl lon later Joining this Philadelphia
peseryos for nm annual cruise. Captain II
cplang a ln Z commnRA Mns n the e.
mand OF tho Pra!r!e. KIN s9l f3 M ssti5Y.
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General W. "A. anderson and Hon. A
g. Braxtons will appear for the State.
and q strong, array OF lawyers will look
after the interests OF the companies.
22g Some of ,theS attorney 8 w no will rep
resent the railronds are Hon. Alfred r..
Thorn, OF WASN'T ington. for the South
William B. Mel 1lwaine. OF Petersburg,
ifor4 he Atlanti icH Coast Line;3 Hon.
Henry z. w ok ham, for the Chesa-
speakeS and Obi io;s m r.. Lucian II. Cooke
and Mr.. J. Bullitt, It'd or the Norfolk
and Western; and ytne counsel for the
Louisvi II E $sandf Ma shville
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ANQlAERCQlYIgl / | / v
MAKES ES|5tSCAPE | (
Bunch Helms, r Recently Recap
tured N Gets Away from PEN
ntiary Again.
ma N n FLED 10 CEMETERY, q :! !! !: !
Striped Coat and r rouse # oundi
in ollyWood Eighf Are
Now at Large:

With the escape OF Bunch Helms,
colored. No. 5967, from the Virginia
State Penitentiary at o'clock yester-
day evening. y the number OF Il convicts
who are now enjoying for q brief pes
Rod the pleasures OF liberty wa s in
creased to eight. Il
A trusty the penitentiary,4z Helms
enjoyed unusual privileges. denied 4 to
his less for rtunate fellows.g One OF the
duties placed In the care OF the trus-
ties is the moving Of s the little
stretch OF lawn In front of the ron
barred building. with all thes avenues
OF escape wide to him, who Il had the
courage to adventure forth and know
that soon the dogs OF the law would
follow on his trail. Bnch was moving
the grass yesterday evening,Stand the:
sbalmy airs blowing from the.
James called to him to lay down his:
iscythe and go. !. s t'sst
II The8way was easy and looked sin.
viting,aand despite the fact that he had
once &be9oreyawandered fortht and then
been recap ptured, Bunch let his I'd esires
got the better OF his head. and phe
struck out. He made his way own
the bottom to the sAlleg heny round
house, ,sand thence, moving In s and
about the cars pursued discourse east
ward to Hollywood. AS soon as his
escape was known theS8warnings was
given and four guards were sent out
to- trace him II they could. !. ~
sli Bunch diyested himself fHofthiss striped
coat and trousers In Hollywood, where
they were found, but where hef got
raiment to replace the discard ed ap-
(iparelsis q a1aystery. *
3iF iFSome time ago Helms escaped S5 from
the State Library, where with others
OF his fellows he was enga ged IN
cleaning up the grounds and building.
He managed to max Y his way = as
far as Tennessee. After prolonged
search by the authorities, he was
| finally recaptured and brought back
| "a the prison. He is scribed I as be-
ling yellow In color. OF, med ium height;
| has scar on the right side above
the hip and scars I on both shoulder
| blades. IN $ 54i.5
Helms was serving a two-year term
for malicious cutting y and had already
| served one year OF his allotted time.
1 lIf recaptured, as Is likely, he Will be
Ielven an additional term for his es-
cnpe, He Is the eig hth convict w 40 has
escaped laSely. Three escaped " from
Drewry's Bluff some timaf al go, and
four more escaped from tho State
Farm last Wednesday. Three of the
,|latter are believed to be making their
way west, for they were seen near
4 lGladstone. The fourth came to Rich-
\ mond, 1t Is believed, on the horseYot
4 Mr., j, f. Staples, OF Irving. Gooch-
A land county. The authorities nre still
4 locking for them. M st5
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Young Pagan Dro,,ned. 4

II5s sf43I Special 10 The TlmeB- DlBpatch.I
gan. an apprentice Ice seaman am nst stationed a. on
the the United States receiving ship frank.
lin. at the Norenlk Navy Yard, tosdny
fell overheard while going from small
spite efforts made to- save his life.
gFagan quickly dlsappeared from View
after falling overheard i Fl IL body was
recovered and will be- forwarded TO
tico 44ffi 35lif gi i5s5s .5 5s3
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LABOR UNIONS APPEAL Ks lsH{{
EI no PREsIDENT ROOSEVELT.

WASHINGTON une "a. The Central
sent n telegram to President Roose-
Welt requesting that hea !natitute an
Investigation to ascertain II the teler
graph companies entered into con-
tion OF the sherman antitrust law.
AT the request OF the American FEEDER.
alton Of Labor similar action, 1t I. Is
said. VIII be taken by all the leading
labor orga MIA t1ons IN the United
States II II 81 sIs sg u &
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companies com bined and secured re-H
3stra.ning ord ers from J udge Pritchardi
stopping the enf nforceme1t of ii he ord x
erss of the commits sstons pending a hear
sing OF Il the case .on "a ts merits lin his
court. 5sss I.
s6 The case has already attracted wide
Espread daatt ention, not only on account
Virginia. but 4 orst he ffurthe reason;
at#the question issbetng agitated #all5
oVerssthe country. Is Bo tlss sid les WI IL be-
aBly Erepre esented sata a eville. and stheS
trial may last for " Teeks. NJ AZ orney- y
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One OF the greatest lie gal battles wit
Eossed in this section of the; country
in many years will be that over; the
passenger rate case, which arises out
OF a. recent decision OF the Yirg inias
State Corporation Commission and
which Will begin before Judge Jeterf
c.. Pritchard IN the United States Cir
North Carolina. at Asheyille. on THUS z
day. ss3 ~,
The scommis on Il recently apr omul-s
gated an order. d directing the railroads
operating ii this State to keepe their
8passcn ger rates below certain maxi
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..June II, 1907.

sF''Denr3 lAfent8;
"Piease try ana get me out OF III
this. It is rough life. You
have to- stand for eyerythinE,
u cursinE,S abusing and licks! II am i,
q getting sick OF this life. Il en-
q listed, telling the doctor and the
naval officers that ypu were Will
Ing to sign the paper. DO every. i
thing you can for me, and I swear (
Twill try and be good boy, and, 4
will work steady. Rs4sa ~
II hope that ull il well. III. Nv 5
Your loving son,
(signed) aGEORGE.v
After receiving this pathetic appea,
trom their homesick son, Mr.. Md Mrs.
M Asalhoney at once set about to take
steps Tor his discharge from the navy.
they appealed directly to Congressman n
.JJohn1 Lamb, who said that he would do
everything in3lis power to effectiyoua
iiMahoney's release from his apparent
llfeS OF bondage, and assured the almost
distracted parents that It would be
perfectly feasible, the boy being under
age Mr.. Mahoney stated last night
that George was psralyzed insthe right
side, having been stricken when q
small child This has caused some
surprise as to how he could have
passed the strict physical requirements
Tor the navy. x & & ~ -
Body to be brought Here.
In later letters Vie young man
seemed to be more satisfied with his
lot, though 1t. Is believed by his pa.
rents that lie disguised his real feel.
lngs In these letters to allay their
apprehension. y
He was soon to have gone to som,
naval camp he wrote In his last let
ter, there to be Instructed In targe
practice and rowing. But Mr.. and Mrs
Mahoney had been promised that h,
would soon be, returned Ito his home.
A carpenter by trade, young Ma
honey was employed In the Richmond
Locomotive Works, where he had beel
working for some Time and where hi
father Is employed as foreman OF til
carpentering gang. He was a stead
youth. and was we'll liked by his com
panions. ~ N 4
He Is survived by both parents, b,
six brothers. William A., frank Ia twi
brother), Benjamin, Aubrey, Raymon
and Henry, and by two young sisters
Mary and Irene. a !.
Fl Mr.. Mahoney telegrapfed for tn
body last night, and 1t Is expected 4
arrive to-day. 3 A.
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DEFENSE CALLS ON
PRISONER TO TESTIFY
Accused Man First Witness in Own Behalf, and
Case Hats for the Night While CounselsDi
cuss Admission Of Important testimony " "
Miss Loving With Father. ~ Z
! NY ALLEN POTTS.

VA June @ ~a' satisfied and stu! en- that certain
evidence
ing to the clerk Circuit Halifax
The
highly
i would seem that ths r. court vii, tk - tna d n ,t,, -
ion be made.
The trial e remarkable
the that
s S bph s % t @ @ e e, ha ease @ @ n M @ S s,sn nv
F
sllng this
81 5Sas hsyns haa testified @ ee ths Fls
ssS @ ' Two n.. "a ..,1 Ar1o ~ Il sc,pEsrs f
taken the dead body
doing point but
Bouan defense
watched
stirring followed tesnd
words 81
he had killed Theodore Estes Slowly and during an
q my si
5@S
The Impression that he believed
Lowing gon til and.a sssss&
| dau ter o
Of
the
the question morning The point made
HI M 4 4 s8
wirno
Loving
OF 8s#aa#S
according
&
ltouch
a
Miss
Il with other Witnesses Not woman
'|RAPLD PROGRESS MADE I'M
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G.eo eorge Ware Mahoney,.
Of edmond Drowned
Yesterdays Norfolk.
WAS XPE CITING
HIS DISC CHI AR GE.
Enlisted Against Parents Wishes
and Prayed for Release.
Nroteof Abuse andSB Blows.
Family Had Appealed to
Congressman John
Lamb.
t Parents Wishes

III
Almost on tie eve Of his discharge
from tho navy Of which he had tired
two days after His enlistment. George
Warren Mahoney. OF No. 2o4 1-2 West
Clay Street. was drowned in ianpt ton
Roads yesterday afternoon from the
stern of q launch.
The news OF the tragic end Of their
iso,r was received by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nahoney at their home at 7:45
O'clock last nightSi In q telegram from
commandant Berry. Of the receiving
ship Franklin. stating IN brief & y terms
that young Malloney fell from the
launch and was drowned at g I'D o'clock.
The family were Fatmos ct pros trated 4 Y 7
the news. for they had been expecting
to- see the boy with them very soon
once more-as soon as his release could
have been effected by Congressman a.
Lamb. a
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AbuHe and Blows. ssgss3a
What the enlisted sailors life really
Is, as George Mahoney saw and ex-
perienced It, may be gathered from
the following epistle. which he penned
to his father and mother three days
after his enlistment: ss e Mt
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elItH UI1 UUHEs N1d1lUIItsVs 5VVdB r II a
cheerful tone. saying that he was get-
ting on all right. and that he thought
he would like It. He proba bly, knew
then little OF what was in store for
him. for a day or two later there came
"a different tale. Like most young
boys who aspire to aalife OF adventure,
George Mahoney had probably been
attracted to q sailors career by the
sglittering stories OF a life passed on
the briny deep; and then. too, he had
become somewhat dissatisfied with his
condition here Sc. - al ..!ss. ~ n. .ssssI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-16
a RAILROAD coLLlsloM-

A railroad collision blocks traffic
and ties mp the road. interfering with
the proper operation OF the system
on which ii happens just in propor.
ton to the gravity OF The accident.
Something very similar has hapnrned
inside the human body when consti.
patton manifests itself. The nroper
operation of the human system Is in.
terfered with and comfort and health
suffer in proportion to the gravity Of
the case. Chronic consultation is n
serious condition with which medical
men frequently have to deal. and thew
recognize the fact that its permanent
cure demands the retoration of olasti.
city and strength to the muscles that
control the bowels. To accomnl;sh
this physicians Of the better class nre
now using with much success n nren.
Grafton of 70 OF. Fluid Extract Of
SIENNA, IL OF. Rochelle Salts. I az.
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