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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
gentlemen only. 2l9 s. State
street. 3-l5-3tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
M0MAN'S
M0RK

The club will next meet with
Mrs. A. E. Biglcy, OF the Boulc-
ward.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15

FOR SALE-A No. cook stove,
good as new, coal or wood. Just
half price. 500 Il. Church. or ad-
dress s., care Mirror. tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
FOR KENT

FOR RENT--Store room 2ixgO,
with cellar, 2i2 North Main st.
Possession given at once. See NJ.
II. Kirehner. 250 North Main st.
3-t1 ct
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-15
FOR SALE

OR SALES modern houses on
Girard Avenue (east side) between
Bellefontaine Avenue and Columbia
street. Inquire III 1-2 South
Main street or Citizens Phone
1864.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
PHYSICIAN
AND THEN HERSELF
Woman Kills Man She Loves.
Jealousy Was the
Cause.

& KANSAS CITY, MO. February o.
Dr., Everett II. Merwln. thirty-eight
years old who had spent several years
on British steamships as surgeon.
and Miss Maud Slater. aged twenty
three, patient Of the doctors. were
found dead IN Merwins office In the
Hall Building to-day, and all avail
able evidence points TO the theory that
the girl shot and killed the physician
and then committed suicide as tile
result Of insane Jealousy Each had
been shot through the head. and pls-
tol was found near the extended right
hand of the girl.
The Doors OF tho oflloe were locked,
and .neighboring tenants of the build
slng. who heard tho sound of shots in
DIR. Merwins office, were Obliged to
force All entrance to his apartments.
The aged parents of the girl said that
she was a patient Of DR.. Merwin. and
that she had announced before she
left home to-day that she intended
ITO go to the Doctors Office for treat
tment.
%Itais stated that pr. Merwin had en-
pressed annoyance because Miss Slater
frequently wrote ahim letters, telc-
3phoned to him and In other ways
thrust her attentions upon him llr.
Merwin was treasurer OF Kansas $
city homeopathic college, and had an
extensive practice,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
Continued on Fifth Page.)
(ConUnucd on Flfth Fage.)
RICHMOND COUPLE
WE'D In NEW YORK
Miss Margaret v. Hannigan Be
comes Bride Of Mr.. Robert
Mitchell.

u u j. . . Il f "a = i
II Mr.. Rohert Mitchell ana Miss Mar
garet v, Hnnnl gan. both OF Richmond.
were married yesterday In the rec
tory of St Patrck's athedrnl. New
York.
Tho announcement will come as an
entire surprise. except to the imne-
dlate friends of the couple, as no In
formation was given out in Richmond
previous to the wedding. The bride
is n daughter OF Mrs. Annie Y, Hannigan
and has resided at $40 North Eleventh
street, and has for some years been
employed as stenographer In the office
OF Mr.. Mitchell, the senior partner OF
the Arm OF Mitchell 4 Hotchkiss. print
ers, at No. g North Eighth Street.
Miss IIannlgan went to New York last
week. visiting her sister. Mrs. leslie y.
spencer at No. 1875 West Forty-sixth
Street, and on Friday Mr. Mitchell fol-
lowed. The ceremony took place at tho
1ectory OF St Pntrick's Cathedral at high
noon yesterday, the Rev. Father Thomas
IL. Murphy nf the cathedral, officiating.
IT became known to the employees OF
Mitchell g. Hotchkiss that their senior
partner vas to be marrled, and when Mr..
tina train for New York. lie WAS we'll
showered withsrica from the upper wins
dows OF the printing plant,
Announcements cards We're mailed last
night I'd friends OF the bridal pair, Mi.
and Mrs. Mitchell expect to he away
for n week or ten days, after which they
will 10 at home to their friends at the
Residence OF Mrs, iIannigan. $40 North
Eleventh Street. After Il few Weok tie
couple, eSpnct tn make thelrf homo at
No. : North Monroe fstgssl- Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
SHOOTS At RABBIT
KILLS YOUNG MAN.
Henry Mood, Who Accidentally.
Killed Clarence Sewers, Is
Raving Manias:.
yam CEY GETS FIVE YEARS
Man MILO Stabbed Another to
Death for Throwing Coffee OIL
Him Convicted.
special TO Tho Times Dispatch.l


s CHRlsTIANSBURG, VA, February
ga fearful accident occurred herc
this evening when Horny Mood shot
and instantly Killed Clarence Sewers.
They were out hunting With another
man named Harry Tibbs, and had
tracked a rabbit to fodder-shocl,
and young Sewers kicked a out, when
bothrWoo and Tibbs fired, but in some
n1arcountable way the entire load from
Moods gun was discharged into the
back OF Sewers head! killing llimGal
most inGtantly Sewers was only sin
teen years of age, while Wood is
about Twenty-Five, and all parties are
white and 1.-Two here.
s3i Wood l $ almost crazy with grief,
and raves like a madman, while ,he
parents Of the dead boy are frantic.
ne shotSun was very easy on trig-
ger, and Mood cannot tell exactly
now the accident happened.
N courtadjourned here to day until Mon
gay, ga after being in session since the 5th
.fne Jury found Lee Yanccy guilty of
voluntary rnnnslaghter to-day ana gave
MN I'VE Years In the penitentiary.
fancey and another negro named
Spady We're drinking near Big Tnn-
mel on the 18Th, and beca,,,e
abusive tn each other which re Z
suited in Spady's throwing some, hot 'cof,
fee on Yancey and after the latter washed
~ off he went to the lodging car and
stabbed Spady five times with his pocket
knife, which resulted III Instant death.
Tho case against Frank Barton. white.
for murder. will be tried Monday and
the famous f. p, Eskridge murder case
Will be commenced on the 18th 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
LADY COOK TALKS
With PRESIDENT
Urges Him to Support Woma,1's
Suffrage Move
HIS REPLY NOT DISC sED.
President Praised Women " But.
Said lie Did Not Sec That
Voting Would l0oAnya Good.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February o.
Lady Cook, of England tformorly Miss
Tennessee Clahin), had an, audience to-
dnS with President Roosevelt, making n
plea to the President. for his support OF
the movement to give suffrage to women.
She declined to say whatlreply Mr. Roose-
welt had made to her representations.
Olive Logan accompanied Lady Cook to
the White House, and will accompany he i
when the latter returns to England. The
two ladies' will make anfelfort to get a
hearing before q congressional committee
III behalf Of womun's suffrage before they
sail. &5 K
My interview with the President was
a most charming one, and am perfectly
satisfied rs to the results. can under-
stand now his wonderful popularity with
the people. I feel that |. have been amply
repaid for myitrip to America" declared
Lady Cook. In discussing her conference
at tho White House to-day with laresi-
dent Roosevelt concerning tic suffrage
question. 5@5
Power Behind Throne.
Tho interview between the President
and Lady Cook, covered a broad range OF
subjects in which the President Is Inter-
ested. such as marriage and divorce, the
spcrpetuntion OF the race and kindred
questions, INCIDENTALLY, tho President
took occasion to speak In the highest
terms Of women. 'Tlle President told
me lie had great admiration for wo-.
men, said Lady Cook. "and declared
they are the power behind the throne.n
president Roosevelt led me to believe
that If, after careful study of tho bill
and the question Of suffrage for women,
he thought It would advance thom. hc
would lend his influence In behalf of the
imcasure,s she said,
t'Thc President told me that he did
not see that much good had come as q
result of giving women the voting privi-
lege where 1t had been extended to
them. notably IN Colorado and other
states, lie could not see that the mere
fact that they have this right is going
to 8be their redemption"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
LYuCHBUR@ WAY
HAVE BIG STR|K
.Fircmen Ask for Increase in Pay
and Mr. White Sounds
Alarm.
Will I'LL. NOT Be coERcED
Council Takes Stand That Big
Stick Will Not DO Any
Good.
Especial 10 The s-D,.patch.l


LYNCHBuRG. VA, February "a
mild sensation was sprung at5the adj
journed meeting OF the Common Coun-
ell this afternoon when Mr.. a. S..
White. OF the boards-of fire commits
sioners, appeared before the body and
stated that tile board was facing tho
probability Of strike among the men
in the department. because the mem
be:s OF the apartment feared they
were not going to receive tconsiderR- \
ton ut the hands of the council In
their request for an Increase OF wages.
MIR White stated that 1t was under
stocd that the mon at one of the fire
sta tip,: have been holding meetings
at the different stations. Fles asked
that the department be glNen an nd
5tstioual $4,000 in tho appropriation Tor
the department., in order that the pay
Of the fircmen might be increased.
Goes to Committee.
Alr Hlaokford offered resolution pro-
4viding for tho amount asked for. but
nfter discussion substitute offered
by Mr. Goodman that the request be
referred to the FINANCE Committee for q
fuller investigation and report prey led.
Tho Finance Committee was instructed
10 ascertain the pay pf the nrelnen IN
other Virginia cities, and II the pay here
is not as large as in other cities that "!
should ho increased
The Council, however, wanted It uin-ll
derstood that 1t did not intend to. be
coerced in the matter. and Mr. White
assured the body that no did not be-
lieve the hremen Intended IT ~ that
way. a 3.s I. 4, 4
The franchise for a new street rail-
way leading to South LynrhpurR' as
ccncurred in unanimously, and It VIII
now be offered for sale, as provided for.
by tho Constitution Of the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
COMMISSION INVESTIGATE ING
RATES ON HAY TO SOUTHEAST

sT.4 louis, MO- February 9,--'rhe
Investigation by the Interstate Com
merce Commissio Clements and
Harlan into the complaints OF COM
mission merchants relative 10 con-
signment charges Of two ard four.
cents on shlpments Of hay and grain
from East st, Louis to southeastern
points was resumed to-day. Testi-S
lnony has been obtained during tho
hearing tending to show that the
southern freight Association, which
is AN organization pf Southern lines,
has largely 8 controlled Southern and
utllcRstern rates since 10 po5,,sana ~ that
under It's rul esi Il la tes llaya been ill-s
euseRBed. SIS vi VII sl4 q!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
THAVV' s COUNSEL
ARE CONFIDENT
Say :y That 1.t, the i. Testimony
So Far,is Entirely
Satisfactory.
IAN ACQUITTAL
WILL BE HIS
This Is What Delmas Says and
Thaw's Other Lawyers Agree. " "
Prisoners Willis to Play
Important Part, Show
ing He Feared
White.
Especial to The 1tmes,-pi,pa:t.eh,,, !,

Especial to The 1imes-Di.patch1
NEW YORK, + February 81
would rather go to the electric
chair than have had Evelyn tell
that awful story.
This was the almost frantic
declaration Of Harry X. ThawS tn
one Of his keepers in the Tornbss
prison when awakened to-day to-
realization that his young vito
was to resume the witness stand
again in his defense. g
u did not want her to tell that
story. Wasn't It terrible z" ThawI
exclaimed. II did dny best to stop
il, but she would do it, 81
Then Thaw was silens fora
time, and when he recovered his
:composurc he turned to- his
keeper again. NJ
4 would rather have gone to-
the electric chair than have had
her do it, he added. ss|ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
President Delegation
from Frisco Reach
Understanding.
DETAILS NOT
AGREED UPON
Mayor Schmitz. in Interview,
Says the Meeting Was Friendly,
But That No Definite Agree
mcnt Was Reacned-To
Meet Again on
Monday.

W'AsHlNGTON, u. @. February -.
President Roosevelt and the authorities
OF san Francisco to-day reached the
mutual understanding tina, the Cali-
sfornin- Japanese school question can be
adjusted without danger OF any serious
difficulty with japan. The details of the.
adjustment are not agreed upon 10
arrange them other conferences arc 10
be hold. the next 10 take place Monday.
IL was authoritutivcly stated tonight
that the one accomplishment of 10.
days conference was q mutunl under
standing that a settlement could be
reached which would be satisfactory.
and which would eaSk no ground for
trouble making complaint by Japan.
The California delegation came TO
Washing, ton, It is stated with nothing
In the nature OF All ,,ltimatnm, but
rather open TO the consideration of any
basis Of settlement which the admin
istraton might propose. 4
The conference took place at the White
House. IT WAS attended by President
Roosevelt and Secretary Root represent
Ing the administration, and ny Mayor
+. l.. SclimItz. the members Of the board
of education. Ia superintendent of
schools and the assistant city attorney
Of San Francisco, representing the cduca-
tional interests Of the city. Fsi
Schmitz's Statement.
speaking of the conference, Mayor
Sch1pItz said: Il. IS
Nothing has been decided on ana no
proposition Is pending. Nothing VIII he
5sett.ed.i If it is settled Mt ALL, until Mon
day or Tuesday. when anntiler confer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
FOUR ARRESTS MADE
OF RAILWAY MEN
The Charge Made That They
Are Responsible for
Wreck,

osslNING, n ~, Feb 9.-Four ar
rests Were made to-day in connection
.wltl. the wreck which, occurred on tho
New York Central Fallroud mile ba-
low this village last night Those under
arrest are the conductor. Beiiginoer, llre-
man ana helpe.-of tie freight train
which Is said to have caused the acct
lives and the injury Of several persons, !,
Those Killed ill.fthe accident were Vii
liam Kirk. engineer. and James Armi-,
,tage, fireman oi the Montreal express,
which ides sNipsd Tho 1 loeoinotiye Of
8the5 fTeiEl Int train. al .Sl. u 4 i5ss X sSgl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
EATS CANNED BEEF
/. AND SHORTLY DIES
Robert Pruett's End Comes Under
Very Peculiar Cir
# cumstances.
I !, neeinl "a rhe TIlmes- plspaleh.l.

y Especial to The Times Dispaleh'l 3
,r.AZlWELL, VA, February s'--Rob-
ert Pruett, aged twenty-five, dled under
peculiar circumstances AZ ms nome 2 !
Handing Mill, about 10 o'clock this
morning, lie had just returned from
where he. Is said TO have
made his dinner&olf ofScunned betf.
Shortly after Ills arrival MT home he
became sick, and some member Q & the
family was sent for the < doctor. but
before medical J, aid could be@ gotten
.l'ruett died, Death was not, however,
attended by tho usual symptoms Of
5poisoll. he presMlnption8ls that death
WAS Y caused by either the poison In
the ,nea II llts nletai IN wIllrh
5it WAS enclosed, ls8 's 4 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
Ne w YORK, February EO.-Thayv's
6cnunssl expect ncqul ttnl, nnd give,

counsel expect tsncqulttal, and give
their reasons, 8l sssS
Isy Dolphin AZ. Dclmn.: t.Couid not
wish for more. ana confident that
the ,ncl, men Q { this Jury ssyil forever
stamp s,lc!iS Scl,nrnctcrs AS VVhitc with
their condemnation, md In SO doing
Will ll&cxOncrnteH HI rry r1'hnyys II He ala y
ms nnS ono would have. done after
hearing Z be ntvful story. An acqnlt.s
! tai, and n speed y ono, will be his.''s
by John j, Clemson: t.E;yerythinx
! is gflnc.5 SVcEarcSnll pleased, J, Rnti look
when we have closed our case. 4,
by. Henry A W. Mop { 81 s.xVhy, ifs
that were Il daughter of $mine,E and
had been Sictimizcd by such n hcndS
ns White, II would have n gotten as
shot Eun8nnd blown him 10 pie ccs. 81 Is
say this simply from the point Of
view of n man, md not as attorney
h In this case. do NOT believe that
there are twelve men In this whole
land OF ours Tint would convict II
mum who acted ms ThHw did. He
most nssuredly acted na the pro-S
4 5tcctO Or o. the woman he loved. 1t IL
to the credit of our young manhood
Tint such unHpcnlSnhlc crlnlcH as JthlEs
are nvcnged.'. 4 q az
ny a, IL. Peabody: s.rEerc Is e,
doubt That we hnyc made ii case that
4 hns surprised the people and have
shown sufficient provocntion9 d for
3'rha,v's uctiOnx. The will shows that
there was salconstant fear Of a White,S
and that he hnd provided for prose-
&cution In event y death at Whitclss {
hands. No Jury will convict 4 mar
that did what 1L,,v did after he ar
Ing the tes timony. Nyc! nre more ]
Ethnn xNtistlcd.'' n ssS
by Dan o. ltellly: Nothing hue
ncaMit in sight. You know mo-
twelve men are going to stand FOR
the sort of business that White waas
III. Tl,nw IL already Justified hut
the ,Sill-thnt is the thing that will
veal tlllnEs.' 'SssYl4$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
Nurse and Infant Have.
Narrow Escape In Fire
At Residence.
BLAZE STARTED BY
SPARK FROM CRATE.
Mrs. Acuf Fought Flames Until
They Got Beyond Her and
Then Turned in Alarm.
& Excitement in Fash
ionablc Quar-
fer

Fire which completely wrecked two
rooms and badly damaged Il tlird on
the second story OF the residence OF Mrs.
Emanuel Slillhiser, No. $50 West Frank
lin Street, about 3:3Q o'clock last night,
stirred the fashionable residential quar-
ter to Il high pitch OF excitement which
was intensified by the fact that II nurse
and n year-oid infant were asleep In the
room In whr, the b,aze started. and
that botsi OF them might have met death
IN the flames aud smoke had II not been
Tor tho timely awakening OF the nurse.
Mrs. Kahn, OF Detroit,
The nurse was asleep on one bed in
the room and the infant WAS lying asleep
on the other The other occupants o!
the house, all women, were in the
sitting-room below. Mrs. Kahn sud-
denly started up to find her bed in
flames, with the fire gradually spreading
over the room. Tho nurse bounded from
the bed, and. running out in the hall.
screamed Fire. Firen' at the top Of
her voice.
Narrow Escape.
Hearing The. screams Mrs. .ieuf,$
who was IN the lower part or ths.
House, hurried upstairs, where She
found shc room nblazc, with the child
htill slumber.ns. Size rushed into the
room. ari,, grabbing up the baby, gave
il TO the trembling nurse. and then
proceeded 10 fight the flames. Pulling
II mattress from one of the beds. Mrs
Z .tcuf attempted to stire the flames,
hutthcH soon got bcsnndsilcr. Turning
TO make her escape through tho door
sby which she hui entered, She found.
all exist by tba; means .cut off, and
vas forced to dash through the blaze
and out5of a rear .loor- AtI'H zAcuf res
@c,,ed her own cilild5s snp5sairs and tliens
ram out to the nearest fire alarm box
ANA turIad III tlIr5 ,siarrif.
Meanwhile The baby had been taken
IL the residence ut Air. Clarence MILE
fiser nearby. and AIR Miililiscr ;tl
once went to lend n helping hand.
Ho attempted IL 90 into one OF tie
burning rooms, and came very near nmol m
being able to get out again. overcome
by the dense SMOKE, he WIS forced TO nc
down on tiis: floor 10 get brcath 9t
fresh ali, aftnr which he Was a9'o y
fight his way through TIC smoke. {.
Engine companies 69and 10. with NOOK.
md 3iaaacr.t,.,tk No 2, responded to the
alsrnl. E.yc minutes delay would ma "
heen disastrous for the stud partitions
had formed n. Hnc. through Which me
tlre was ,ssii,,G with fierce srapiditE.a rs
81 was, the department had the greatest
,lf,eulty In putting out the blaze without
Mrecking The house. The Two BACK rooms
weto completely burned out, ana q thlrd
was bad;s damaged bH the conlpincd as
ton OF flame and water.
lI,e furniture was d+stro;ed. and much
injury was done to the second story
hallway and 10 the flooring Of the rooms
above Axes liad 10 be rcsorted to be-
fore the further progress OF the t,re
could be inlpcded and everything that
was not wrc.kcd Was 80 cutland cllarred
that The d;tmase will amount to con-
siderable stn,--n thousand dollars or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10

# NEW YORK, February 9.-Douht and
speculation exist tonight as to Just what
course the defense will take in the case
of Harry Thaw When the trial Is resumed
before Justice Fitzgerald In tho criminal
branch of the Supreme Court on Monday
morning. When court adjourned Friday
+ it was the intention of Mr. Delmas. who
Is now in absolute command Of the do -s
Tense, again to place Mrs. Evelyn Nesbitt
Thnw OH the stand to continue tl,e nara s
tion OF the story upon which tho snrlsonas
3er's life depellds. 81 is t 9
District Attorney Jerome had liran,at- =
ically protested against any further ode 8
famatlon OF the dead" Just before thu
Friday adjournment was taken, ana had \
been upheld bysJustice Fitzgerald In HIS
scontcntion that a broader foundatioy,s.5i
of insanity should be laid before ths
loose tattle of the Tendcrloin" should ia I
scpread upon the records. 9fs'S Il
T!la district attorneys referencaS
was to the question Mr.. Delmas had
put to Mrs. Thnw as to whether she 4
and her husband had discussed to-
gether the fate of other girls at
tho hands Of Stanford White,'''s
The courts ruling that the Insanity
ofthe defendant has not yet been SUI I.
.hclently established to. admit of ths
bringing In Of further details of his@
wfe's testimony may result In a.gs
temporary change In the line OF syi-Bss
idence, The course to be pursued
Monday depends greatly upon the 8at .$
titude OF District Attorney Jerolns,s
who declared he could have offerad
legitimate objections to Mrs Thaw'ss
testimony at the very outset on he 1
ground that tho alleged insanity
the defendant had not been establi sii sa3
ed: but had 4refrained from doing 80 \
because of the fact that lie hnaNYs;;
the testimony as to the revelations Z
to Harry Thaw. would come out sonlp
time III
Jerpme's Protest,
The district attorney yesterday. With
n decided display Of feeling. prctsst,ass
that s.these aspersions of the deat' II afa
gone far enough" until tompetant eys ~
Sdcnce be a,lluesd 10 show tho mental
4unsorndness OF. the prisoner, 'na ttiS
effect OF his wIfe,s story. togets,sr ~ 20 \
what no heard from other so'lrces. t,ass
I upon his mind, which the dsienss ila
claimed Was already weak, and f,irttlsG'Ga
aifected BY the stress % real osis slsI,ssss
posed Wrpnss @ II vi SSsss
nc Mr. jerome persists M MpndiaYfSS
morning IN his objections 70 the ai,ta VI fgg
examination indicated ~ M daelnia s'H \
upcss.pa aS r. stories q IN cslninx y9uaG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
MAILS ARE BARRE b no (. #.
YELLOW NEWSPAPERS

OTTAWA, aoNT, Feb e,--The post,
,nlaster-genera has been asked to deny
tho use OF the mails To local paper
which printed the details OF Thursdays
evidence In the Ihaw trial IN New York
Tho post stmnster-genelnl said that the Inv.
was clear on tho ponts and lilo would
see that 1t WIS enforced. j9 Sst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
CHATHAM PUTS PRICE
ON CRIMINALS HEAD

. CHATHAM, MA. February a,The
dred and fifty dollars rcward for the
arrest and conyiction Of tile party who
attempted to chlorofoMn Misses Cassie
and Kate Yeats on, last Monday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
YOUNG MEN FIGHT;
ONE STABBED TO DEATH
Special 10 r!.c ,'Imes- pispatcll.l 4

ls'perinl 10 1hc 7fmes- DisPaIcN1
WILSON, n. c., February '.-4r.As the
result Of a fight at I,ucania. this county.
last Wednesday, between two Alnsons and
TWO Rcntfrows. one Rentfrow boy died
this afternoon from wounds. Alason,
who did the fatal cnttins, has been as as-
rested and Jailed here.
Tho trouble grew out Of former III 4
0CutN, El w..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
BONl8W 8WANTSA SLICE
OF THE GOULD MILLIONS

PARIS. Feb, a,r-'rhe rurnor that Count
Boni 10 Castellnne had appealed from tho
decision OF this courts last November grant
Ing a., divorce ia his Wife,, who was Miss
Anna Gould, of New York. "a conhrmed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-10
FLAMES PLAY HAVOC WITH #$
1'WENTY-FIV PIANOS

& 8CLts,lll.ANL TENN, Eeb. s..-yThe.
music room and q section of the lor,nl-l
sl0ry so n tho Gsntcnury INemule College,
sSlnve DESTROYED by fire to-day. All sti,-t
.dents Ees ped wen ty1l Ye8 piallosA were
burned, The loss is abppt y $755 600,