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news GATHERED
FROM SOUTHSIDE
Infant Dies as Result OF Burns
Received Three Weeks
Ago.
BUTLER is DISCHARGED
Children's Day Exercises TO &c
Held in Methodist Church.
Personal Mention.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispa ten
- u . No. il02 Hull street.

+ 4 + /
Herbert, the infant child Of ar. and
Mrs. j. Fl. Butler. died last night agco
nine monthsand TWENTY-FIVE days. me
child was severely burned about three
weeks ago, aud never recovered from
che accident
The funeral will take place from the
Residence of the parents on Hull street
Swan sboro. at . o'clock this afternoon.
Rutlcr Is Discharged.
c. L. Butler, white, charged with
criminal assault upon Mary Rcnnolds,
was in the Police Court yesterday
morning and was discharged, there
being little or no evidence against
him.
The testimony was so favorable to
the accused that the Commonwealth
and tho attorneys for the defendant
rested tho case with the Mayor without
argument.
The crime was alleged to have oc-
Cured on December LIST. Butler intro
duccd evidence to show that he could
mot possibly have been i'll the city at
iEthe time mentioned. Butler was for.
lmerly employed by the Passenger and
Power Company, as a motormnn on the
Perry Street line. lie was represented
by Messrs. L. II. Wells and Gilbert Pol
49, -, b.
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IN AD4BUT LOVING REMEMBRANCE
Of our dear mother, who died three
years. ago to-day, July q. 1904.
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in Yeata's own way an irish folk lore story.
ODriscoll drove with a song ansH
The wild duck and the drake
From the tall and the tufted weeds
OF the drear Heart Lake.
And he saw how the weeds grew dark
At the coming of night tide,
And he dreamed of TIL Yong dim hair
OF Bridget his bride.
He heard while he sang and dreamed
A piper piping away,
And never was piping so sad, s5
And never was piping SO gay. n
And he saw young men and young girls
Who danced on a level place.
And Bridget his bride among them,
With a sad and a gay face.
The dancers crowded about him.
And many sweet thing said
And a young man brought him red wine, R
And a young girl white bread Gtt
But Bridget drew him by the sleeve.
Away from tho merry bands,
To old men playing at cards
With twinkling OF ancient hands.
The bread and the wine had DOOM
For these We're the folk of the air:
He sat and played in a dream
OF her long dim hair.
re prayed VILE the merry old men,
And thought not of evil chance
Until one bore Bridget his bride
Away from the merry dance.
He bore her away In Is arms.
The handsomest young man there.
And his neck and his breast and his arms
Were drowned in her long dim hair.
.OsDriscoll got up from the grass
gs And scattered the cards with cry;
But tho old men and dancers We're gone
AS a cloud faded into the sky.
He knew now the folk of the air,
And his heart was blnckened by dread.
And he ran to the door of his house, xxx
Old women were iSeening the dead; 44yrsfT
But he heard high up In the air
piper piping away;
And never was piping sad
And never was piping SO gay.
In The Times Dispatch Oct. Ii. 1909. One is pub
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Poems You Ought to Know


with AFFAIRS
eement Of inner life with Charles Eliot
~S' 1i0'
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that PARKWAY, distant graveyard. \
Where the trees their branches wave.
Lies$onr dear. beloved mother, .5 NJ
In the cold and silent grave.
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Yet. again we hope to meet thee, :
When the day Of life has fled,
And In heaven to greet thee
Where no farewell. tears are shed.
HER DAUGHTERS
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No. 1880.
The Folk Of the Air.

by WILLIAM DUTLER YEATS.
This poem tells in Yeatss irish stor.
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at the residence Of her
parents. in phocbus Va, July ~
1907. at d:30 A, NJ, DOROYHs
ELEANOR, youngest daughter OF
Thomas A. and Theresa A. Thoil,
aged eight months and seventeen
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Funeral SUNDAY at $40 in AoIly-
nvond. Friends and acquaintanccs
invited tn attend,
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Friday morning. July 10,
1907, at 3:G5 o'clock, in his home. No.
304 w. Duval Street, ELI EPPS, in
the fifty-thrd year of his age.
The funeral will take place from
the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church
THIS (SuNDAY) AFTERNOON at
3:3O o'clock 81,
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at his home, 90 N.
% Twentieth Street, S:45 o'clock Thurs-
day morning, GEORGE L. BOWDEN,
"a g "a tp, q
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MRS. rnBERr SELLS FARM.

This series began IN The Times Dlsp
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at his parents home. IN
loved infant of r. G. and Ida Tuck.
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Papa and mamma, do not weep;2
am not dead, but only asleep.
Ny STAY was short, as You may sea;|
therefore, prepare To follow me.
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over, further showed that one IF the
inmates of the office was the guilty
party"
What was Rangers object7"
He had been specializing secretly.
contrary to an agreement with his
partners, and was deeply in the hole.
He took this desperate chance to
square himself"
"AhI I see"
"He showed up so quickly after the
crime. however that / knew he must
have hidden the stuff upstairs. To find
it, and at the same time so work upon
Rangers feelings as to evoke a self
betrayal, was the occasion OF my own
display OF excitement. I aimed to-
shake his nerves a trff1e, that might
surely drop him at the crucial moment
You have seen how the trick was turn
ed, Jimmie"
''weU-rather," drawied the central
office man. with 8 smile evincfng an
admiration too profound for coma
ments.
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must have hidden Oh, no, the stairs.
Closely followed by the others. Boyd
had darted into a narrow, dusty entry,
from which a flight of stairs led to the
floor below. Upon these he fell, test
ing first the floor boards, then that
of each successive stair, until he had
reached the third from the landing.
Then a cry of exultation broke from
him-the footboard of the third stair
was loose. With a fierce, upward jerk
he tore it away, and disclosed. in the
open space under the stair, u yellow
leather bag. securely strapped, and be-
side it a black wig and beard.
A half-smothered cry broke from
Ranger, and Coleman yelled impulsive-
ly:
by thunder, Felix, you've turned the
trick It's the very stuff
AYE, and here's the link of cuff
button lost by the scoundrel when he
hid the plunderi" shouted Boyd, with
a dive into the open space mentioned.
For the first time the nerve and self
possession of one of his hearers desert
ed him. Involuntarily, before he could
guess that he was being made the VIC
tim of most shrewd and artfully en-
acted ruse, Burton Rangers hands
went to examine his cuffs.
In an instant Boyd was upon his feet
and upon his man. yelling fiercely:
"Let go of your cuff, Ranger! Let
go, I say! I'll be the first 20 sec If the
missing link"
Damn you. TIL not suffer you
to-"
LET go," Numbered Boyd. Get him
from behind, Jimmie. Look out for his
gun, He'll shoot you or himself
Steady. I've got him now. Slip
bracelets on him If he shows further
fight. I'll keep this cuff, Ranger, mere
ly to show that"
"Oh, there's no need. 1 throw up my
hands, and confess the whole business. $
s'WeIl, I'm glad of that" said Boyd.
with much dryness. For you now
may see that there's no cuff-link miss
ing. I had to take some way by which
to evoke your confession, though I've
known from the start that you were
my man."
Such episodes can be only made
auately described. For ten seconds
while Boyd tore Rangers cuff from his
wrist. there had been a fight on tho
stairs more desperate even than in the
vestibule. For Ranger, blind to the
! trick evoking his self-betrayal. with
cheeks grown as white as the collar al
| his throat, had snatched out a revol.
yer, and. first attempting vainlY Il
escape, then had made a frenzied effor'
to turn the weapon upon himself. Ht
wilted like a wet rag. however, wheT
Boyd got him by the throat. and dis
armed him, and then hoarsely uttered
the few discriminating words which lei
to Felix Boyd's dry admission OF hi.
own cunning.
without waiting for explanations
then and there. Boyd turned quickly t.
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the amazed janitor and said, with some
austerity:
"Hark you, Denny Keep your mouth
closed about this, now and hereafter.
One word from you about it will cost
you your job. The matter may be
settled out of court, for there's no case
here for the police. Haul out that bag.
Jimmie, and wen take our man back
to his office. It's lucky for hirl. too
that his knavery was committed in his
own Office, and that he is one of the
firm.
"No, Jimmie, there was no case FOR
the police" remarked Felix Boyd, while
discussing the affair with Coleman in
his Pine street office next morning.
Morally, however, Ranger. was as Tas-
eally a thief as stands in leather. Yet
it's an open question whether the mem
Der of banking firm can be success
fully prosecuted for entering his own
office with gun and removing some Of
his own property. At all events, Gas
ton does not care to push the case, hav-
ing recovered his money, and Ranger
drops out of the firm-and probably out
of this section of the country"
The central office man grirnly shrus-
ged his shoulders.
lies dead lucky to get away at
that" said he. How the dickens did
you tumble to it so quickly that he was
the thief?"
Boyd laughed lightly.
II already have told you, Jimmie, in
the disclosures and deductions men
toned In Gastons office" said he. Il
| felt sure from the start that only some
man in that office could have become
so familiar with things that he would
venture so desperate crime. 1t was
easy enough to fix upon thu man, the
| whereabo bouts of the others being clearly
established. The fact that there was
an unusually large amount of bonds 'r
the safe on that particular day, more
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Mr.. Dill, and, with a lns which he
whipped out of his pocket, he fell 20
studying the corresponding letters on
the two pages.
Aha aha! 1 knew I was right
knew I was right!"- he presently cried,
with intense rapidity. Look here,
Jimmie. see for yourself. Here's the
same flaw in the smaller Of both i'm
prints, fleck of dirt in the loop of ev-
cry e, an obscurity in every on both
pages DilPs letter was written with
this machine. That settles It'll knew
I was right. The tenant Of this office
is the man we want"
Boyd had FASTENED TO the desk, of
which he was opening drawer after
drawer with augmented hurry and ex-
citement. Not until he opened the
lower one and the last, however, did he
find anything to his fancy. Then, from
under batch of papers, he Snatched
out a false wig and beard OF reddish
hue, which he quickly tossed upon the
floor.
There's one of them, Jimmie; one
of his several disguises,' he cried
shrilly, leaping to his feet. Just as I
thought There's more to follow: See
what that wardrobe contains No, let
me. let me! Hal the SLOUGH hat and
REFER mentioned by Volney. The coat
in which he did the job. He came
here to change his garments. and then
went out. A trick to Indicate that he
was out Of the building. 1 now see"
But what" began Ranger huskily-
Don't bother me with questions-not
now! not now!" snapped Boyd, with his
glowing eyes searching every nook and
corner of the room. He cannot have
taken the stuff with him. He'd not
have ventured that. He must have con-
cealed-"
Good Cod? exclaimed Ranger de-
risively. You don't expect to find the
stolen bonds here, do your"
Surely. Why not? Of course"
cried Boyd with increasing zeal and
zest. He'd not have carried them out
at once A needless hazard. No occa-
sion for that. He might have been
nabbed in leaving and found with them
on him Better conceal them here till
later, and then Ha, the floorIs
Down upon his knees he went. 10
Coleman's utter amaxement and per-
plexity over his conduct, and there he
| fell to tapping each board Of the floor
with the butt of his revolver.
"Tight-tight as a drum, every one
| OF them. Not one has been started.
Yet in some place he must have hid
den Denny. where does that door
| lead?" he broke off TO cry. again leap
| ing TO his feet.
ITO a back stairway, sir. used only
by we men who work in the building
1t leads down to the rear court through
which coal is brought in, and
"The keyl Have you the key?" in
| terrupted Boyd, darling to the door,
| ''Ha! let me have IT, This way-this
way, Jimmiel Wen yet find them. He
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Copyrighted 1905, by Street & Smith.
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GEO. w. EBERT & CO., 81 Main Street.
KNAPT0N-CURTlS CO., 217 South State Street.
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als oab ss, NIT ben Ser. Staai.n hber
bi.i. obsr iresno cine anesre 5rngs bon
iol9' esrinssr gsoeutuns sinsn Rom
fiit habsn mb4ts
Gousit Senator gulOm. Gin Wcri
,ur re&ien 3.eiil eslbf nuf BITE @sfabl
bin, BOB er ois 2ass al3u rORs i6tl'
bert, peroiensn feline @orte ben geifnl
hes snnssn amsritunii&sn Bottles
9enn ni&ts ibut CUR s%sssnudritgsr
3!ett. mo bonn WsiBsn Sauis aus alarn
qsI9lag.r pprosn III, msbr moth ali
ruhis Blut.