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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18

One of the hotels in the Place Ven-
dome, Paris. has installed an arrange
ment of pipes fixed high in the air
over the courtyard, by which a shower,
of rain is obtained whenever required.
The guests may sit under an immense
umbrella twenty-five feet In dianeter,
enjoying the cool rainfall on hoe
summer day.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18

to run into far corner of closet In
the hall every time he heard Miss
Benedict step or heard her name men
toned. 1t was funny sight to see
Bonnie run for the closet every time
caller came to see Miss Benedict or
he heard her step. The closet had a
swing door, and the minute the hated
name was heard he would shoot for
the closet, and there in a corner he
would sit and howl softly till Miss
Eenedict was gone.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18

The women Of Sumatra wear costly
dresses, many of them being made
Of pure gold and silver. After the
metal Is mined and smelted, it il
formed into fine wire. which Ia .wo
ven into cloth and afterward used fei
dresses,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18

The grocer was unable to iovertake
him. So after chase of a hundred
yards or so returned, breathless.
He found the first man gone. The
shop was empty. So was the. till
Once more the oatmeal dodge hao
succeeded Bits M TIA til
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18
4 Wonder

wonder II the dead, the dear loved dead
Unto whose memories we unchanging
cling,
Return to us, that we be comforted,
And a sweet healing bring.
All! Who can answer? But, when twilight
falls,
And. a great hush drops on the world
and me
A sound of air, a-stir, my soul enthralls,
observation-disclosures 1 see.
Annie G. Murray.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18

Near the Chantaliqlia On. W, boat
landing, 10 a facsimile Of the Dead
sea and surrounding country, The
cities OF the Holy Land are marked ~
metal monuments.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18
lCSe1A~r~-~~1s"~s-~ar~ -vt.s~s%>@.~A~saS
The WdH Street Gambler
..OT..
JWeatshop Oppress0r
LDOrSe than Petty Thief
BY DR. Lyman 4bbott.

HE portraits of all the
:: !: s.: ::;::
table or in the SPECTATORS shop orin industry which
sAeNeseNeS supply cheap goods rObOe than petty thief
he streets z E<&%tW H
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18
! BY E. s. Martin.


o
u Il mpinge somewhere, the
H M question of associates The world luckily, is
abilities,
h wit we
II " ~ therea 90
numbers increase enough afford scope
the OF having otabe
careless observer cannot
wno W" FOR
IN t is creditabe mistake
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18

Wrecked Spanish Galleon OFF the Galapagos
Riches That Disappeared From the Tower ISland---
Many Quests For the Hidden Gold of Ecuador Sol
dierSPirate'S Wealth Buried on the COcoS Islands,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-01-18


but
the
madefor things things that the
il many
honesty ifyou
eE r-s~snsfs
1 me
crime increased outstrpped
of
ga nd thai notine character?
OF
nv il
business
han 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
Some Real
tcontInued from Pare one.l

least. He stated also that the P. and
L. E. is the company that could do this
section the greatest good, as the pur.
chase of the rightof-way by either
the B. and o. or the Pennsylvania
Company would open upnothing more
than coal fields already owned by the
companies. Should the P. and L. E.
secure the interests Of the other two
companies" finally remarked our in
formant, 1T means that the P. and L.
E. will secure also every acre of val
liable coal land now held by the B.
and o. and the Pennsy along the pro-
posed route Of the road through from
this city tFairmont) to Belington, be-
side the acquisition Of some fine tim.
Der lands also"
From all of which 1t may be sur
missed that the P. and L, e. Is the de-
sirable quantity for West Virginia in
the present quietly carried on contest
for supremacy in a very important
railroad deal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
Girl | | |. WIFE.
SOUGHT FOR MISSING HUSBAND
ft4REE MoNTHs-FoUND HIM
AT LAST.

ROC HESTER, NJ, Y, Aug. 14.-At-
ter q ellase that began three months
ago, Mrs. Rachel Gold, aged IS, Of
ls45 Wheeler avenue, Braddock, Pa,
located her husband in a clothing fac.
tory in this city. During her travels
the girl.wife visited Erie, Buffalo, SYRIA
cuse and Utica. AZ the latter place
she was told that Samuel Gold was
here. She came to- this city and with
police help located Gold. q
Gold attempted to deny his wife,
who was married to him Is months
ago. He was locked up on the charge
Of desertion, which is a penal offence.
Mrs. Gold has been removed to a
hospital. Jewish societies here and in
Pittsburg are caring for her.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
HELD under
$1,000 BOND
CHARLES Dalton TON pE 3 ON.
cs4ReE or S 4coTlAe
CARRIE RfTTE

GRAFTON Aug I'm Justice
I-Iiuys5 court yestsFda a y b 1s oon was W.
heard the Male ittetR Iced alton Al 81
case Charles Dalton was the hrst one
tried onia charge of ootlng Ct Carrie
Ritter with the intent y MAIN and
xii. The principal WITNESSES were
Carrie Ritter, Louis Ritter and Rich:
ard Reed for the plaintlf and the de-
fendant offered none. Carrie Ritter
testified that's he had been shot ips the,
arm while standing IN the doorway ct.
her home. The scar could not be
plainlyseen on her arm. Louis Ritter
TESTIFIED to finding the bullet in the
room back Of Mrs. Ritter alter hear.
ing the report o. the gun when i was
discharged. lieka was next
put apot i 1 stsn hassis evidence.
was yery eontFadic Counsel fer.
the defendant confused Reed badly
getting him to Contradict himself. and.
Mr.. and Mrs Ritter: ne aid that he
was picking applesin orchard with
Louis Ritter when he heard the shot
and both hurried to the lhotse and
foundthat Carrie Ritterabd pse n shot.
Reed went around GAe house and saw
Charles Dalton running across the.
sfeldslth a gun in his hand. He came
back'to the house and found the bqi
let which was In evidence. The Law
;yers tori both SIDES argued the case
after which Squire Lilly held Dalton
under 600 bond which was given
TO appear at the next term Of court.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
Senator Scott
REPLIES TO iNsINUATloN THAT
he. is OPPOSED TO NoMlNA,
TON OF ANY REPURLI-

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA Senator N
B. Scott, who has just returned from
a trip through the southern section
Of West Virginia, when seen by a re
porter, took occasion to deny the state
ments appearing in Washington dis
patches that he was opposed to the
nomination OF Mr.. Roosevelt or any
Republican having tariff revision
views He added that he personally.
and in his opinion, most West Virgin
iaus, are pretty well satisfied with the
tariff as 1t stands, which has brought
to the state prosperity such as it never
before enjoyed but as for prescribing
any Republican who aspres to the
presidency, he never gave expression
to such views in public or private.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14

JOSEPH VAN GLIDER DIED stT
RoRTLilfi oTlN THIS NORM
J. ING al. ACE OF. s5.. w

Mr.. Joseph Van Glider an aged
resident q Worth llgton, died this
morning atihis home In that place atts
er an illness Of diseases incident to
old age. He was about eighty:fye
years Of age and Is survived BY mis-
wife, thre sons and two daughters.
The funeral services willibe held on
Thursday morning at a 3, I'M. and the
remains inferred at Mt Zion GENE:
terry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
CLASS NJ. 2.
VOTE To-oAY.
District No. 4.

"LosT IN THE ALPS" q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
Noted.

Appointments to West Point and
Annapolis from the First congression-
al district are to be made soon. Young
men desiring such appointments are
invited to notify me at once. circu-
lars will then be sent stating the
qualifications required, and the meth.
cd Of making formal application.
Prompt notice to me is advisable, as
all applications must be received be
fore September 9Th, 1907, in order that
arrangements for the examination Of
applicants may be made,
w. P. HUBBARD, M. c.,
It Wheeling, W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
PERSONAL


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Cameron
Sam HoIbeft vent to- Loeb lynn mn
Heighis see his Bb b heE,
Sidney Hclbert VI e g " a tle oc q
Lynn Hotel: uhey6 Neilll 81 On g sara
pac Lake 4 TIE lattef q able Il'I to e make
Inc trip.
MIS- Maggis Keliey and Miss Mar.
TIN Mccoob 81 Ne2berg, are the
enests Of MIS- d. HI. Smith, on Fair
mont avenue:
,s- pas3s,,, tIoI,si;d ana sister
,.,-s no. s5i,IlsS;, iEEof san Angelo
~ H. liz s,Iissts 81 tl,eir. sister,
~ r 5sII3 Il ,sS nome near the
~ ~ rSsy s6t,ss,ly sized here hut
~ ~. ~ g}stts5 tSe sity for twenty.
e .lsss .ssgs
Siss Tsyo,Is ) iel,io, Of i a.
yrons IN ~ p,,ast e her broth.
~ ~ ips ylr,oSd 4 3 bbat ichio. and
S,gs
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M s,,sss M M M tba, Mrs Carrie
s3o,gS yai,,fne,f III I'm home at Terra
ia so.sav III, Hot,s,1 viii ioin her
49, isses
NJ r. Il nsTtlsIt ana little daugh.
~ t,sc,ts ots ltss Irittb ward have
, ~, IA, aa .sytended visit at
vcsbstsr s,rinss3 NM, Bartlett's
,es,th 4 eoSsI istsiiyS improved.
Wm Raassls retiI,Ssd to-day from
R,cbn,onsI ia where he had been
5Iayinp w,th sicbmo md champion
IN ,.s, Is ,ss,,'l enc & &
M 4 III Jacotss ana Misses Edna
and ,lsss;e and son, Melville, went to
M f r tsTt e, .dsy "a No. ia They
v,u stay nniiI ssptember j.
w,ss t.ors E,sytllstt leaves tonight
49, Nh ,s6,k s,Ity 81 iJsnerd 4 short
, ~, ,ss,i, Nh; gsisf Il, miss Nettie who
!; 80 ss.end,Se f., aftl scbool there. They
nth ,ts,t Tpasfinst6f, and the James.
,Dsg, EsSnnsit ,fSs ~ Ia. return trip
honetss a
EIi ,rbomas proprrietort Of the
rhomas isstit,,te a institution for
,he sclsnf,,,s treatment "a alcoholism
sTS Il, ,S,.a., .Iisss sas l0ca4 IA a Pittsburg.
gss n ti;e seItg Stoday M Thomas
~ sssit ;.i,,S, III NJ Clemens
1 ,' Mrs3 IT,om,as went to
s, 80 Nj srro,n - visit rela.
tIsssssbs l.,iI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
win Examine Mrs. Eddy.

CONCORD, N. H, Aug. IA Masters
in the Christian Science case will
make personal examination Of Mrs.
Mary Baker Eddy this afternoon. At
torneyg for both sides viii be present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
erroFis Loot Train

N n EeFf0FIb Epof IIlI1f
ST. PETERSBURG Aus The
Terrorist held Up train near Eliaa
beth Grand In br6itd day ilght. looted
the express car Of twentysiive thous-
and dollars and then escapsd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-14
rEAMs gWANTEp.

Wanted Teams to work on Man
ming ton treet csr ine eommeneIng 1t
iith street md Locust avenue ps
ply u $ s. Hufman q
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30
- D gsirsm.Il 80

censlasrea ~ gufemsly Rude
reierafe Flynn ~ Oklahoma teilg
sith great Fie0 of a conversation thar
ieak place sstaeen 8 fasiab woman
aud an Oklahoma maa. niih feiefenre
to thlnEs western
= take 81 mham said he Okla.
homan thai you've Travelled consider.
able in the PARTS
Qaie d deal answered the
naatanhn ts faf west 81 California
and Nevada and lvc spent some ume
lu Afiaoas
liavs iaa eFer sect lhe Cherokee
strip apasea8 asked ths Oklahoma
es ssa
fhsfraroa sanaed s palffal Hieaee
e Nss ra.Hit - - seen nas the
Boston WOMAN vas mneh embaffass
q WAsu sha haf in manner -
ettfs8 hrr cos shc observed
Is tha frw paee ~ eaBslaer
yuar qaef estremei uls aaa ia
ihs aat place ya mleht have
Heaa n.e eHae4 n ~ lanknare
- askts - & Ead seen tHe cbeno
hes 8laohe IipHlneaita
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

a M W sailed ~ b s ID
GeuHanr fsa aat aFo tos Wth 81
8 e rufMse efaiefs and sams tea
fffaiae te d Hafaautei aa ute1ir.
q tef sit g fhs Whea
aaa here lz years ae sh6 i
traaEI hm uatues Ftates aaa
rate g IS aa auai aat eseu housewife
Who aaa litaYe3 hef MAea lhH amt
died gtefsiHlne she ewu-l vas 1h
posra 81 htl ait slth 90 exception
of ihe uatmee sfatef and ta maay 10
tle fan s. wanted it ftai ihs amtie
aesicIe thtaffEed o. caatr aRhi
amoas De- heirs Nou wll give each
Of them aae sud a sea airsinef iu adsi
rlon These are tvu hsuas bold uecos
sitios phIcb are almost untaoNu 10
,ls uari q Germany tAat liee in
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30
nANKrRs al roLIrIeIANs

Cashier Oscar Wolls, % Fort
Worth Texas, National bank
iakes she right SOW hy tie eaf
d BIS plan of a remedy for the
multitude 81 crude banking bin,
Which, he says, periodically ap
pear 10 our state legislatures
Ho gees straight t0 t4e marx
in declaring that "rhe remedy
fof AL This il ln The selection 81
q botief class of men for lcglsla
tive positions. IN this lies tho
roo, 81 an Legislative reform 10
this country The trouble Is that
ID the minds q oar business men
there is too wide a gulf between
business aud politics
The truth IS that politics IS the
h. esi form Of business know a.
any nation o. state Ii IS Tie
business ot fostering and protect
ing al other business. the great
forum Ia whitehall business rights
and Interests are adjus9-3
Ar Wells speaks words q
wisdom and 81 truth whpu he
continues "The equitable ad
iusiment of property assessments
las beon q problem which has
exed tao shuwdest business
'ninds Tor decades ltisa matter
oi 100 great importance q be ln
trusted "a ans bat competent
honest energetic business men
hut u The men best qualified Is
dcal intclirentiy with these hIgh
questions hold alool from poll
ties, Il they neglee, % enter The
arenas ot politics and legislation
and refuse % aid b making m.
lelllgent adjustment Of compli
Gated interests they have no right
. complain uf crude legislation
As q rule bankers are quick
vitled. Intelligent men, az ali
lllnes waschful a. 10 business ia
teresls, and would make good
Legislators and they should take
I hand ID politics To stand OF
and howl viii not solve The prob
lem " bctlef legislation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

The date set for The primaries.
june :. Ii rapidly approaching.
Il Is the daty Of every good cisl.
sen 70 cast his vote This i 3
critical time for the new state
On its fist officers much depends.
The character. standing and
ability OF the other candidates
must be carefully considered
Particularly viii much depend
on our United States senator's
The Indian Territory side Of the
state cannot and will mol thrive
under the present conditions.
The restrictions on the sale OF
lands must be removed This Is
a matter of most vital interest 10
all tho people Who Il best
equipped 70 do thisy In our
opinion Honorable Robert l.
Owen. hy reason OF nis familiarity
with conditions here and At the
capital as well His cxtraordl
nary SUCCESS Al Washington in
securing legislation FOR this
country and recovering milllons
og dollars for his Indian clients,
lhis known aud recognized ability
will give him a decided advan,-
age
We firmly bellove that Colonel
owen will 81 able 70 Do more for
tlis county IN lhe shortest time
than any other one man He
viii secure us relief from tho
present ihtolcrable condition
For ihese reasons and the fur
ther rcasous that Colonel owen Is
Ia highly educated, high toned.
moral citizen. wcufge the Demo.
cratic voters 70 cast their vote
Tor hm on June 8 II be secures
the nomination Il win mean q
Democrats Indian senator for
,he New State. and hy win ably
represent us and reflect crcdii on
'all Oklahoma
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

The Toledo BLADE Is saEcasiieaily
severe upon The dear Republicans
Who have lbfoliled. Killed and
curLed the wicked trusts. just listen
to thls "fhe burning question
Ia Kansas City is VII The bust.
ing q tie ise trust reduce the pree
81 iee. OF will the busted trust ad.
vance lis pnce and compel the puh.
be q pay the iiucs9 Ol course. the
pnct 81 ige Wll fall as beef dld after
Roosevelt knocked She homa Of tie
beef trust"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

The Issue for the coming cam
pAign ~ demanded by clrcum.
stances, and a. laid down by
Governor Frantz, is that Of con.
srol oi corporations, and especi
ally Of the railroads Among all
tbe Democratic candidates for
Office there Is only one man with
IN absolute record, Doth as 10
policy and achievement. on this
issue. and that man Is Charley
Vest candidate for Attorney
General IL. while employed a.
special counsel foF the state, az
eompllshed all the results along
lhis llne that have hven produced
IN Oklanoma- That he should
receive the nomination for which
be asks IS obvious "a even a be.
rinncr Ia politics II be IL not
nominated. what win the Demo.
Gratis have 70 offer TO meet the
claims Of the governorg VIII il
not be Immediately stated BY The
Republican campalguerp, ''li the
Democrats really want railroads
regulated why aid they not uomi
nate wests Everyone knew
where he stood on the question
and that be has the ability "a
produce results That the Dem
ocrais viii declare that they favor
railroad and corporation regula.
ton ard then faii 70 nominate
the man who IS the personisea.
ton 0i that issue Is too absurd 10
be believed West win be uomi
nated and elesled. and then watch
for things 70 happen among me
railroads and iho trusts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

fheHuging resolutions adopted
by the Caddo County Democratic
committee endorsing the caudi
daey 81 Hon. j 4 Meuefee iof
state Treasurer vas bat 9 fitting
tribute Is ( loyal Democrat taai
has worked faithfully and enef
eetically ior tbr Democratic
party since the organization oi
Caddo county
Ills work IL The Oklahoma
Senate was entirely satisfactory
to lhe Democrats 81 his district.
anu a. treasurer ~ the state
Demoe ratio Campaign committee
be devoted fhnee months - hiA
time II going over the state so
licitine funds % secure The elec
ZION az Democrats 10 the consti
tutional convention This be did
81 bis own expense aHd he Is
certainly entitled @ anything he
asks for at ibo bands q che DEEM
ocmcy 81 Oklahoma
he IS emInentls qualified for
tho position and 30 doubt WilI
be the first State Treasurer of
0klahoma
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

Two more states have estab
l.shed direct election of rniled
States senators Iowa and Wash.
ington have Joined ihe process
sion, making tive MIs year, and
a total u eighteen The north
en states are Oregon, Washing
ton, North Dakota. Wisconsin
Illinois Iowa Missouri and Okla
homa, with tie unanimous hous,
ID Pennsylvania and i iie vote u
tie senate aud the contest siIlI
on The southern states are
Virginia. South Carolina. UeoF
IA. Florida Alabama, Mss
sippi 'fssa-. Arkansas. feuues
see and kentucky
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

NJ + 81 TMHon. who IS q
warm personalandpolitcaltflen
Of Hon Roy Hoffman candidate
f9r United States senator says
that In letter ho received ihis
morning Mr Hoffman says that
the more be sees of bis part Of
the neW state the more certain
he IS that be win be tie choice
Of the primary for that side Of
the state Mr. Hoffman has many
friends here He viii speak IN
Ninita on the evening Of June 3
and The Chieiialn would like TO
see him have a large crowd 20
hear him. Mr Hoffman is a
statesman and an entertaining
able speaker
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

Tle telegraph trast has ga
yaneed rates, IS closing compel
ing offices and reducing tho mum
Der uf employees. or course. the
telegraph companies declare they
are rot trust, but only 4 gen.
ilemanAcgfeement Elect Vest
and bust EN- up.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

Roses ara positively fhe m8at faah
ioaatle Flower nf the manen, and thay
bloom ora ieIt sIlk sud rs'voi hats ~
beautifully ~ y g ecre June
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

q D claimed tbaf Lake Erie nrp
duces mare tsh 6 the s4aare mue
than as other bea, % vater ln fho
eodd
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

No wonder Ailorney General
Hcnaparle ls ~ her slow Ia tack
ling The trusts The next one on
lis llst 4 The dynamite trust. and
g hammer l. well, you can sec
'Whas might occur
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

Mrs. Elizabeth cfutehaeld isfqulte
sles % her home on north Wilson
street
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

4 Q. Demlng Of The Deming In
yestment company Of Osweyo is hers
today On business
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

Secretary q the lnterlar Gar
field declares the lower ranks in
The civil service ARE urerpad aud
the higher ones uuderpaid But
perhaps that comes iram newer
having haen 10 lhe lower ranks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-30

The wife who rides her bus
baud breeches pocket fer money
is s CRATER jest like the rest
Dallas News
That IS, 10 pat & politely 40
newspaper mao s wife Is q graft
The sun., 1907-09-28
Obituary NOleA.

Thomas }. Foy Of go Prospect Park West
Brooklyn, fell dead at Loop 9 on the Man
haitian side q the Brooklyn Bridge at o'clock
Of age and formerly lived in the Fourteenth h
Ward, where his father, Patrick Foy. now
living In Brooklyn, ran with tho machine"
in the days Of the volunteer Fire Department.
For sixteen years Thomas Foy worked ms a
pressman. His eyes suffered from the strain,
however, and for several years he had been in
the employ of the Sewer Department as a
skilled laborer. Last winter he sust aimed an
injury tothis back from which he had suffered
ever since. He is survived by his wife, Annie.
his son. William j. and his father.
Malcolm I. Maine. who has been a member
OF the New York Cotton Exchange since 1878
and also member of the Cons olidated Stock
Exchange. died on Thursday at his home. "a
Seventh avenue, Brooklyn. IN his sixty mint n
year. He was member of the cotton firm
of George Copeland A Go, He was member
Of the Carleton and Montauk clubs and a civil
var veteran. He leaves u widow. two sons
and a daughter.
Dr. James r., AppIeby. . prominent
physician and Mason of Washin gton, died
At his home In that city on Friday At the age
OF o. years re was born in Tennessee.
Iafayette College in ISIS, and 10 medicine
Deestie - ~ WashinstoA. - -