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The Irish standard., 1907-05-11
Reliable Testimonials.

The reliability of the testimonials
published by us for Pastor Koenig's
Nerve Tonic is particularly proved
thereby, that the Co. offers to pay
800 to benevolent institution for
any one testimonial not being genu-
inc.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-11
PHIL RIoRDAN MARRIED.
Popular Minneapolis Attorney Surren
ders to WiIes Of Cupid.

Last Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents in st. Paul
Miss Mesa Barnes. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Barnes Of the capital city
and Philip j. Riordan We're united in
marriage by Rev. r. +. Cullen of Min
neapolis. The wedding was quiet
one, only the relatives and a few in
innate friends being present. A sup
per was served after the ceremony,
held. MI. and Mrs. RiOrdan were as
sisted by the brides father and by
Mrs. Henry Pierce, of Faribault, and
Miss Clara Burtes, of st. Paul.
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throughout the Northwest. Ilc is Il
member of Div. No. 3, a. O. H.. Hen
ncpin Council knights of Columbus
the United Commercial Travellers as
socintion and represents the Slough
territory, with headquarters in Mime
apolis. Like everything else hr ,,n-
dcrtakes, Mr.. Lydon has entered the
contest with Il determination to win
out If possible.
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Bald-headed Man (who inclines to
be facetious)-- getting to be pretty
bald. Suppose you'll have to cut INV
hair for half price hereafter, eh?
Tonsorial Artist (who is equal to the
energency)-Oh. no, sir: we always
charge double when we have to hunt
for the hair.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-11

c. p. Preston & Co., insurance ant
rentals. 81 Nicollet. Mrs. c. P. Pres
ton, Mgr.
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DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT.
Wife and Daughter Of Dennis J. En-
risht Pass Away on Monday.

The home Of Dennis ]. Enri1ht. Ais
Madison street n. E.. was made sor-
rowful on Monday last by the death of
the faithful wife and mother and the
beloved daughter Mamie, aged IL.
Both died of tuberculosis within q few
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THE WOMEN'S CONTEST.

Inc same conditions Will govern and similar
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FOR THE STATE PRIZE.

(Outidr Twin Cities.)
MARY HENNESSY, Saltwater. 1,117
MARGARET KELLY, Rosemnt 7o3
BESSIE KENNEDY, Marshall. 408
The Irish standard., 1907-05-11

MCGOWAN e. Mahoney, fire insurance,
real estate. loans. 22o Temple Court.
The Irish standard., 1907-05-11

The woman contest will prove or
citing enough in the near future.
Five weeks from next "Wednesday
and the strenuous campaign will he
over. Much an he accomplished in
that period Of time.
But "a votes now separate the lead
ers in the oman's contest. with
RosemountS candidate third and Mr.
shall fourth.
Dublin. say. A welI-known writer,
has been iusiiE classed amongst tho
most beautiful cities Of Europe. 1t
is situated on the River Anna Liffey,
which. running east and west, prac-
tcally divides the city into equal
parts. It's pubic buildings are num-
erous and of great architecture
beauty and its streets and squares are
very fine. In p'Connell street, one of
the finest streets in the world, are the
general posto!iice, Of great beauty,
The Irish standard., 1907-05-11
CONTEST COMMENT.

Moylan, tho l:Heleth miner, continues
to Gain.
Cunningham 2nd Iydpn arc in the
be different
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o. CUNNINGHAM, Minneapolis. COZ.
FOR THE MINNEAPOLIS PRIZE.

THOS. p. LYDON, Minneapolis. 6,0O4
j. B. FERMoYLE. Minneapolis. 2,708
J. P. CROTTY, Minneapolis. go. 1907
M. F. cRAH,EN, Minneapolis. POI
e. 3. MURNANE, minneapolis. 1
JERRY o'coNNoR Minneapolis 1
FOR THE ST. PAUL PRIZE.
JOHN !. Farley, st. Paul. 800. 4o5
MARTIN FLANAGAN, 81. Paul 100
c. D. KENNEDY, st. Paul,.. 3
JOHN D. HIGGINS, st. Paul. I
OWEN McENEANY, ST. Paul. I
e. J. McMANUS, ST Puul.... I
FOR THE STATE PRIZE.
(Outsidc Twin Cities.)
w. e. MOYLAN, Evelcth. ... 3,5O4
JOHN CULHANE, JR., Elkton. POI
THOS. B. HILL, Winona. ..... 1
T. 3. MURTAUGH, Madison
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The woman contest will prove "x-
citing enough i'll the near future.
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James w. Kelly.

Thursday afternoon at o'clock
James w Kelly, an old resident Of the
East Side. died at his home 1919 End
street n. F.. at the age of 81 years. He
is survived by his wife and the fol-
lowing children. Howard j.. Miss Ma
bel and Mrs. Maud Ziemer, all resi-
dents of this city.
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MISS NELLIE McCOLL, ST Paul POI
MISS MAGGIE BRIDGEMAN,
st. Paul .................... !
MRS. j. j. CAREY, st. Paul. ....
MRS. M. SCOTT, ST. Paul... I
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WOMEN'S CONTEST.
FOR THE CAPITAL PRIZE.
MARGARET SULLIVAN Roches-
ter .................. J15'
FOR THE ST. PAUL PRIZE.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
REGISTRATION
CAMPAIGN WILL
END TONIGHT

The big campaign that the Demo-
cratic leaders have been conducting
for the past six weeks will practically
end tonight. II will be something in
the nature of a whirlwind hnish.
James A. Williams. Esq. and Hon.
John j. Fitzgerald will speak from
an automobile on Randall square, ok
change place and the corner OF Grams
ton and Westminster streets.
Things will be lively all over Ward
3. There will be band concerts at the
corner OF Douglas avenue and Chalk
stone avenue, at Randall square. at
Tooleville and Wanskuck proper. There
will be plenty of fireworks. The band
will 20 by moving wagon TO the differ
ent sections OF the ward.
Things were lively up in Ward 8
last night, but at Ward was the
first ward to start the registration
boom a brilliant finish is looked for
there.
IL has been a season OF unusual 40
tivity In the ranks OF the local Democ-
racy and those In a position to know
claim a very large percentage OF the
registration in Providence Is Demo-
cratic. Individual work will be kept
up until the last minute on Saturday
evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
BUFFALO BILL
BREAKS into
SWELL NEWPORT

Newport, June 2s.-Society spent most
of yesterday entertaining and being en-
tertained by Buffalo BILL" AS soon as
he arrived he was taken I'm charge by Mr.
William r. Hunter and Mr.. Reginald c.
Vanderbilt. and MIR. Hunter gave a lunch
con for him in Gunthe's, where. besides
the host and Mr.. Vanderbilt. were Cob
Reginald Norman and Mr.. Robert scdg-
wick
II seemed as IL every summer resident
turned out for the Wild West show yes
terday afternoon, and, sitting high on the
board seats. they applauded the acts to
the echo and cracked peanuts in true cir
Gus fashion. In the Deadwood coach act
Miss Olga Converse, daughter OF Rear Ad-
mirai George A. Converse: Mrs. Morris,
wife OF Surgeon Lewis Morris of the navy.
and Lieut. William NJ. Colvfn, OF the
army, were the passengers. Mrs. Morris
fought the pursuing Indians Off with her
parasol, which gave a touch Of realism
to the counterfeit attack and elected
cheers and laughter.
After the show Mr.. Reginald Vanderbilt
drove Col. Cody TO Sandy Point Mr.
Vanderbilt exhibited his horses and Mrs.
Vanderbilt had tea served to the colonel
and several OF her friends
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
SAILS
OVER NEW YORK
like 4 BIRD

New York, June 26.--After one Of
the most successful and entertaining
trips ever made above the skyscrapers
or New York. Lincoln Beachey an
aeronaut OF Toledo. Ohio. yesterday
afternoon landed with his dirigibls
balloon on a spindle In the sunken
meadows opposite iisth street, wreck
Ing his gas bag and machinery and
ing.
IL was tramp current" and q
souvenir hunter In Battery park that
brought Beachey TO grief after his
otherwise successful trip. The souvenir
hunter tried TO wrench of one OF the
airship's propeller blades when
Beachey alighted In Battery park ana
so weakened the machinery that he
had 10 abandon the motor after he
again ascended. and then ne drifted
with the wind and the tramp cur
rent caught him and whisked his
machine down on the spindle.
Beachey went up from Happyiand.
an amusement place on Staten Island.
at half-past eleven o'clock yesterday
morning. His airship Is a dirigible
balloon carrying $500 cubic feet Of gas.
with 10 horsepower motor and sus-
pended frame work. The entire craft
weighs ESQ pounds.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
The Edward Mcdowell Fund

The committee IN charge OF the Ed
ward MacDowell fund desires to make
special acknowledgment OF the con-
tributions which have been received
from foreign countries.
Toronto has already contributed
s435. and several contributions have
been received from Germany. The
press reports OF the concert given In
aid OF this fund In Paris on June 4th.
under the auspices of Consul General
Frank H. Mason. indicate that over.
$500 was cleared.
An active interest I'm the work has
been shown I'm England. and a SUBJ
committee has been organized there.
with Mr.. q. c. Ashton Jonson as treas
urer. Among the contributions from
England already received are: Mrs.
Whiteiaw Reid, $50; Lady Parker. t1o;
Mrs. Potter Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. q. c.
Ashton Jonson. Mrs. Turnbull. Mrs.
Frank wiborg. Philip $. Valley and
William Hadow. s25 each.
Contributions and subscriptions to
the fund now amount TO ts1.oSs.25. rt
Is expected that the summer concerts.
which will be given In dinerent places
in aid OF the fund. will add materially.
and that by Jan. I. 1905. the whole og
the 100000 will be raised
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
RECTOR KELLER
HIS TROUBLE
IN HIS CHURCH

New York. June a.-"At last am VIM
dicated," said Thomas Barker last night,
when he heard OF the rumored resignation
of the Rev. John Keller OF the Trinity
Episcopal church. Arlington. N. j.
Barker is the man who six years ago be-
cause of story told by Mrs. BARKER,
tried TO Kill the Rev. Mr.. Keller from am
bush. He fired several shots at the
clergyman, but succeeded only In blind
ing him for life.
The report OF Mr.. Kellers resignation,
however. was premature. The clergyman
has not yet resigned although he threat
ened to do so at tho last meeting OF the
executive committee OF the church Mean
time the church is split over the alleged
domineertng attitude of the pastor, his re-
fusal 20 reinstate Miss Webber.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
MORE PRESS COMMENTS
ON COLTS WITHDRAWAL
Leaves "Uncertain Aspect,

The withdrawal OF Col. Colt from
the contest gives the Rhode Island
senatorship situation a rather uncer-
tain aspect. His act leaves the re-
naming two candidates In the field
Mr.. wetmore, Republican. whose term
expired In March. and Col r. III. l.
Goddard, Democrat. The situation Is
by no means as simple as 1t would
seem from this statement, for there is
no evidence that the opposition to Mr..
Wetmore in his own party has been
allayed since the adjournment of the
Legislature which endeavored unsuc-
cessfully 10 break the long deadlock
between the candidates. Some of the
Colt wing Insist that Wetmore should
also withdraw from the contest, but
he has given no intimation OF such
intention. The withdrawal of Colt is
variously interpreted. In sense an
admission OF weakness, II may be re-
garded as an act serving to save his
dignity under circumstances trying at
best. Three reasons are named in his
letter of withdrawal-the demands of
business upon his time, the strain
which politics and business combined
puts upon his health, and the desire
for party unity. IL seems unlikely
that the Colt adherents will accept
Wetmore. and. while II is yet conceiv-
able that Colt may be the ultimate
choice, the indication at present seems
TO be that a new candidate will be
chosen by the Republicans.-Spring-
field Union.
"All Should Honor Him.
Col Samuel p. Colt OF Rhode Island,
who has withdrawn from the sena-
torial contest leaving the field clear
TO former Senator Wetmore, has seen
the futility Of splitting the party and
like a good Republican he removes
any obstruction which may be due TO
his own ambitions. All Rhode Island
should honor Col. Colt for his manly
act OF elf-effacement.-New London
Day.
Does Not End the Row.
The withdrawal OF Col. Samuel
Pomeroy Colt as q senatorial candi-
date In Rhode Island probably does
not end the row In that state; II more
likely opens II anew with changed
contestants.--Concord Monitor.
Up 10 Wetmore Now.
II only remains now for George Pea
body Wetmore to withdraw in order TO
clear the way TO give Rhode Island
full and adequate representation In the
senate.-Boston Herald.
Kicked Over the Traces.
Col. Colt has kicked over the traces
In the Rhode Island senatorial cam
paign and turned himself out to
pasture.-Lowell Courier Journal.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
NICKEL THEATRE

OF course IL Is very nice for the
regular patrons OF the Nickel theatre
to have the programs changed there
every other day, but sometimes the
pictures are so good that II seems =
pity they couldn't be shown for longer
than two days in order 10 enable more
people to see them. The list of motion
pictures and illustrated songs for to-
day and tomorrow. for instance, Is
good enough to retain the remainder
OF the week. The audiences this morn
ing laughed themselves tired over the
funny adventures OF "Rube Brown in
Town." quite the best comedy picture
shown here In long time. The
Slave" Is a powerful dramatic picture
that was heartily applauded and
"Shooing the Mail Carriers" was very
interesting. Miss Duhaime sang II
Love You, Grille. But 1 Can't Tell
Why" assisted by the Nickel quartet.
and Bob Alden sang THE Good Old
United States" In a manner that won
repeated encores.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
HE THEATRES

THE Darling OF the Gods at Keith's
this week is scoring a decided artistic
success. II was tremendous undertake
Ing for stock company to offer a play
OF the elaborate and expensive nature
as this. with but a weeks preparation.
and at no advance I'm prices. dnd the fact
that they have presented the play I'm a
manner worthy of a higher priced COM
pany with a whole seasons preparation.
Is another proof of the ability OF this
seasons Albee company. David Belasco's
beautiful Japanese play. seen for the
first time In Providence, is presented with
scenery and costumes in duplicate OF tho
original, and with all the accessories and
music used by Mr.. Belasoo. and with by
far the most beautiful electrical effects
seen I'm local stock company production
in years. The members OF the company
are surely adding a big feather to their
cap this week and Proprietor Albee is TO
be congratulated upon such players and
such a production.
IL there is one quality that William
Ingersoll has II is distinction. IT stands
out conspiciously when the clever leading
man appears in a role like Kara. the OUT
law prince in the beautiful Japanese
tragedy, The Darling of the Gods" at
Keiths this week. Mr.. Ingersoll looks
and acts every inch the prince OF noble
blood. worthy leader OF the dauntless
Samurai. His splendid voice and delight-
full enunciation makes his portrayal de-
light and I'm the scene In Yo Sans sanotu-
airy he gives a superb bit of dramatic act.
ing when he realizes that his men have
been leaderless for 40 days.
Another striking Characterization Is thae
OF Zakkuri. given by that sterling actor,
Robert Cummings. Every week since Mr.
Cummings has been at Keith's he has
scored emphatic hits, but for artistic
finish he has yet TO do anything to sur
pass his portrayal OF the crafty, cunning
minister OF war. His maie-up Is a work
OF art, and every move Is suggestive Of
the Shiny, oily nature of the man.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26

The Narragansett Cribage club met last
evening. when Messrs. Farrell and Fales
won eight out OF ten games from Messrs.
Farnsworth and Archer. Mr.. Archer
suggested that an extra game be played.
but he and his partner lost this. Messrs.
Archer and Farnsworth have during the
month won q games 10 10 won by Messrs-
Farrell and Fales.
Tomorrow Capt. Frederick Con- will
take down to Potter's cove Overseer OF
the Poor Cummings OF Providence and
a party OF his friends on his motor bort
Columbia. bake will be served at the
clubhouse OF the Rhode Island Yacht club
at Potter's cove. Capt. Gor had the
John Rice club OF Providence for his pa
irons yesterday.
The residents and storekeepers along
Pawtucket and Bullock avenues are now
ready to send the town fathers hearty
vote OF thanks. for the street watering
car came through four times yesterday,
and this, Il is said. will bo the rule for
some time 10 come.
The barn dance and sale held by Far
raaut Womans Relief corps In Mr..
Cages barn in Linden street last even
ing was a success I'm every way.
Riverside lodge, Knights OF Pythias.
Will meet in Grube's hall this evening.
There was no meeting OF 81. Marks
OEplscopaD guild last evening, there be-
ing no quorum.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
ROOT AND BRYCE
TAKE DEGREES

ted with the usual dignity today. The ex-
ercises were held In the Methodist church
and included several essays. the confer
ring OF degrees upon the 6s members of
the graduating class and the awarding OF
several honorary degrees. Among the
honorary degrees given weer these:
Doctor of science--L. B. Stillwell of New
York city. who was prominent in the
building of the subway.
Docton OF divinity-Rev, r.. A. Noble.
principal OF the Hackettstown. ~. j..
academy: Rev. w. T. Barry. principal OF
the Kenta Hill. Me-. academy. and Rev.
Frederick Watson Hannah of Brooklyn.
~. Y.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
VETERANS ARE WAITING
FOR AN INVITATION

The Providence Veteran Firemen's
association met last evening In It's hall
on South Main street. The matter OF
holding nremen's muster during Old
Home Week was discussed. The as
ISOLATION has not yet had any invita-
tion TO Join I'm the squirt and for that
reason there was no decision last
night. the matter being tabled until
an invitation IL received.
The association has been invited TO
Boston that same week to take part
in the Old HoHe Week celebration
there. President LeRoys r.. whitman
presided at the meeting. Secretary
winsor read the announcement OF the
death OF Comrade William J. Kruss.
who died since the last meeting.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
American Warships on Guard

Washington, June 2s.--The- possi-
bility of serious trouble In Central
America growing out OF the disturbed
conditions existing there incidental TO
the alleged ambition OF President
Zelaya of Nicaragua 20 form n union
OF Central American states has caused
the administration 20 dispatch from
Mare Island the cruiser Milwaukee to
La Union. San Salvador.
The collier Saturn has been direct
ed to proceed 10 La Union. and from
this vessel the Milwaukee and the
gunboat Yorktown. which 10 now at
Acajuts. will coal.
The Milwaukee goes ostensibly "for
the protection OF American interests"
which are threatened because OF the
situation 40 IL now exists In Central
America
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
TORNADO CARRIES
PONIES TWO MILES

Topeka, KS. June 2s.-1n the tor
nado that damaged Medicine Lodge
yesterday the barn Of United States
Senator Long was demolished and his
two Shetland ponies were carried
away.
One was found two miles east feed
ing in a pasture. The other was found
two miles north OF the Long resi-
dence. held fast in the forks OF cot
tonwood tree 80 feet from the ground.
Neither was injured
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
KNOCKED DAUGHTER
DOWN FLIGHT OF STAIRS

John Mclaughlin, aged GO. this morning
pleaded guilty 10 assaulting his daughter
Mary aged 25. Capt Mowrey said that
Mclaughlin came home drunk last night
and struck his daughter knocking her
down stairs and rendering her uncon-
sclous. lie said that his daughter stays
out nights. and he took this way TO pun
ish her. AS he promised 10 take the
pledge and TO refrain from punishng his
daughter by striking her. he was placed
on probation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26

Former Gov. Lucius +. c. Garvin. Am
herst. so. was elected president OF the
Amherst College Alumni association at
the meeting OF the institutions gradu-
ates held. coincident with the commence
ment exercises there, yesterday after
noon.
Albert L. Rand OF Providence won dis
for excellence in Latin. He also read the
class poem.
The annual meeting of the general
Alumni association and a meeting OF the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
ROCK CRUSHES HAND
OF TUNNEL LABORER

Alfred Cattica. while at work on the
tunnel at 2;oo this morning. had his left
hand crushed by a falling rock. and he
was removed to the Rhode Island hospital
in the Ambulance, which. .had been called
by Paul Roberts. the time keeper.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
OLNEYvILLE
Conductor Frederick Mowrey As.
SduItOd Near Car Barn
Fall River Police Wants TO PLAY
Providence "FinOst"

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch Of The News-Democrat at
Hartford avenue. room No. l. Telephons
30 West
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-26
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RIVERSIDE

Advertisements and items for the News
Democrat may be left at the Riverside
Dry Goods Store, Z and . Lincoln avenue
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-10
Showing Fine Stocks.

T. J. Flynn of Duluth, the gen.
eral representative for the Kelley
Howl Thomson Hardware company
of Duluth, and Ike Black, the local
representative of the company, have
been keeping open house," as it
were, in this city today, for the
benefit of the Duluth company's
patrons in this part of the state.
In the sample rooms of the Hote
Markham, Messrs. Flynn and Blacl
have on display the finest assort
ment of wholesale sporting goods
fishing tackle, guns, ammunition anc
Hickory brand hardware that was
ever shown in this city.
Many of the retail dealers through
out this section have been ordering
their fall and winter stocks today
and Messrs. Flynn and Black have
been exceedingly busy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-10
George Rhea Has Resigned.

George w. Rhea, who has for the
past five years acted as cashier at
the Bemidji office of the Great
Northern Railway company, is now
in the employ of the Lumbermens
National Bank of Bemidji, where he
greets his old friends from behind
the polished counters, and is nc
longer stamping tickets for trans
portation.
Mr.. Rhea sent in his resignation
to the railway officials about a
month ago, and in the meantime
accepted a position with the bank
Up to the present time no one has
been sent to fill the position left
vacant by the resignation of Mr.
Rhea.
Mr.. Rhea has host of friends il
Bemidji, and all of them extend con
gratulations on his entering another
and probably a more lucrative, field
Local news on last page
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-10
WAS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
AND KILLED YESTERDAY
The Young Son of William Gardner was
the Victim of a Shot from His
Own Gun.

Cass Lake, Sept. 1O.-(Special to
Pioneer. 1.-The 11-year-old son of
William T. Gardner of this village
was accidentally shot yesterday
afternoon, the bullet from a gun,
which was evidently held in his own
hand, ending the earthly career of
the little fellow.
Just in what manner young Gard
ner net his death is not exactly
known, but everything connected
with the affair appoints to accidental
shooting of the boy.
The first intimation that anyone
had heard of the fatal accident was
when Mrs. Gardner returned home
yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
AS Mrs. Gardner approached the
house she noticed the body Of the
boy lying near the fence, and when
she reached the spot she dis iscovered
that the boy was lifeless, and that
his death had been caused by
a bullet which had entered the