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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-04-16
MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures l 10, at Bordentown,
by Rev. Edward Il. Cahill, George Bickford,
of Trenton, and Mary f. Cain, of Bordentown.
EDDLEMAN- PowELL.-April TO- at Mount
Holly, by Rev. r. I'll. Baker, Harry Eddleman
and Miss Elsie M Powell, both of Mount
Holly.
KELLEY-SMITH.-March 30, at Burlington,
by Rev. George M. Hughes, Emerson G. ell
ley, Of Burlington, and Maud Smith, of Mount
Holly.
-KIRKBRIDE.-April 8, at Medford,
by Rev. j. w. Goorley, Clarence B. Mingin, of
Medford, and Lila F. Kirkbride, OF Indian
Mills.
MURPHY-PARKER.-A 10, at Burling-
ton, by Rev. Henry Russi, George Murphy
and Lillian M, daughter of j. W. Parker,
both of Burlington.
OsMoND-M ARsHALL.-Apri ID, at Delanco,
by Rev. j. A. Matheson, Lewis G. Osmond and
Lillian Marshall, both of Beverly.
OLIVER JOHNSON. April H. at Atlantic
City, by Rev. j. o. B. Lowry, John H. Oliver
and Emile johnson, both of Burlington.
PICARD-DUvALL.-Apri g. at Hartford, by
Rev. Robert Mckay, Joseph Picard, of Phila-
delphia, and Miss Blanche p. Duvafl, of Hart
ford
WErHERILL- ENGLE.l-A april IL, near Cen
treton, by Friends ceremony, William c.
Wetherill of Mount Holly, and Helena p,
daughter of Tylee b. Engle of Centreton.
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Community silver and rich cut glass

Community silver and rich cut glass
Buy it at Boyce's.
Washington Camp, No. II, P. o. s. OF
A., is now confering the ranks with its
newly organized degree team.
Walter Lippincott, of Hartford, and
Miss Mary II. Quicksall, of Mount Holly,
will be married at the home of Ross W.
Quicksall, Madison avenue, on Wednes-
day. April "a.
There will be cake and candy sale
from two to five o'clock next Saturday
afternoon, in the Office connected with the
residence of Mrs. W. B.. Pearson, on
Washington street. Proceeds for benefit
of the Primary Department of the NJ E.
Sunday school.
A certificate of Incorporation has been
filed in the Office of County Clerk Sooy
by the Royle and Pilkington Company, of
Mount Holly. The authorized capital is
800, 1000. The incorporators are James
T. Royle and Harry Pilkington. Frank
ford, Pa; Charles Coles, Mount Holly.
The hammock factory, on West Washing
ton street, will be the scene of activity.
1t has been leased to the above firm, who
will occupy it as soon as the building can
be put in readiness. The firm will manu-
facture upholstery goods
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brings on distress after eating, with heavines
and hardness of the stomach, sick headacbs
weary and tired feeling that is not relieve
by rest, unhealthy eruptions on the skin, con
stipation, loss of appetite, pains in the sides
and back, etc. These are but few of the symp-
toms of indigestion and dyspepsia. To multi
ALIVE SYRUP has proved help and blessing
Price 80c and SOC bottle. 1t will cost you
nothing to try II. Sample free. Address A. J
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MRS. WINsLow' SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used over sixty years by millions of mothers
for their children while teething, with perfect
success 1t soothes the child, softens I'll e
gums allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will reliey e
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold y
Druggists in every part Of the world. Tween
ty-five cents q bottle Be sure and ask or
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no
other. Guaranteed under the Food and
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DIED.

BowKER.-April 10, at Bordentown, Charles
Bowker, aged II years.
LEUsNER.-Aprn g. at Riverside Wilfred,
son of Charles and Elizabeth Leusner, aged
IL months.
MASON. : April 10, at stanwick, Rhoda
Mason, in her 9th year.
MADDEN.--April 10, at Mount Holly, Gather
inc A. Madden
WILKINsoN.-April 10, at Rancocas, Rebec-
ca A. Wilkinson, wife of William Wilkinson,
aged SO years.
WILKINs.-April 9, at Lumberton, Theo-
dore II. Wilkins, aged rs years.
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AsE for Aliens FoOt-Ease, Powder
1t makes walking easy. Cures Corns, Bum
Ions, Ingrowing Nails, Swollen and Sweating
feet. At all Druggists and Shoe stores, 25c.
Don't accept any substitute Sample free
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Beverly.

New and large assortment of miscellan-
eous post cards at Boyce's, 25 Garden ST.
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follow. but DR.. Hollingshead reports his
patient improving.
One of the best written, best expressed
best presented comedies to visit Mount
Holly this season will be 1.-The King OF
Tramps" which comes to the Opera House
, on Thursday evening. April IS. The
, press agent assures us we are not to see
the rum soaked, husky voiced, shambline
hobo invariably seen with attractions o.
} this title. Instead we are to meet
''Sunny Jim" always going out of his way
to spread happiness, always singing anC
carrying light heart character tina
good sensible people can view from il
front with feeling of interest A capa
3 BILE company of farciers, singers ant
dancers surround the principal character
9 and patrons are assured of performanc
7 we'll worth seeing.
William c. Wetherill. of Mount Holly
8 son of Mrs. Lavina d. Wetherill, o
e Philadelphia, and Miss Helena p. Engl
4 were married by Friends ceremony O
AHu4Suof CFChAnS, dt V.oV " ClOCh, q
: Buckingham" the home of the bride
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs Tylee B. Englt
|. near Centreton. The overseers wer
d Frank Zelley and wife and George "
# Lundy and wife. The matron of homo
l. was Mrs. Harvey Shortledge, of Lincol
!, University, Pa. Miss Laura Hicks, G
o Avondale, Pa, and Miss Helen Engle, c
t, Hainesport, were the bridesmaids. TIL
t, groomsmen were Tylee B. Engle, Jr
t, brother of the bride. and Samuel T
If Wetherill, brother Of the groom Herbe
E; S. Engle. of Philadelphia, and Harr
4; Troth, of Merchantville, acted as usher
a. A wedding dinner followed the ceremon
rs The bride and groom left on tour to Blu
falo and Canada.
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cuOTtS uelHg put lOrWAIu 10 pay OH q
portion of the Indebtedness on its engine
a matter of considerable Importance to
the general public. The company is com.
PEELED to ask for assistance In this matter,
and in doing so the members will give
something in return.
The announcement of the wedding of
Miss Louise Windish and Henry Brehm,
of Riverside, was a great surprise. The
ceremony was performed some time ago at
Burlington by the Rev. Mr.. Eastwood
Miss Minnie Stecher, of Riverside, and
Elmer Deacon. of Camden, witnessed the
ceremony. The affair was kept quiet un
til Monday afternoon, when the groom In
formed the girls parents, who were great
ly enraged, as their daughter is only Il
years of age, but has the build and ap
pearance of girl of 90. The parents
afterwards extended their blessing, anc
the couple left for East Rutherford. where
they will reside, their home being alread,
entirely furnished.
One hundred and seventy live persons
were present at district meeting of tn
Patriotic Order Sons of America, held il
Red Mems Hall. Thursday night. TIL
event was under the auspices of Washing
ton Camp, No. II, of Mount Holly. Rep
resentatives were present from Camden
Merchantville, Palmyra, Delanco an
Pemberton. Mayor Charles 81. Ellis, G
Camden, was one of the speakers. Ns
tional assistant secretary. Elias Morgan
of Palmyra, was present, in addition t
the following state officers: President
w. G. Cutter, Trenton; past president
G. G. Ships, Delanco; district president
Thomas j. Prickitt, Palmyra; master {
forms, FL. Howard Mercer, Merchantvill,
chaplain, Rev. Charles II. Elder, Trenton
treasurer, George N. Winner, Palmyrl
At the close of the session lunch WI
served.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRE
Montreal school Huse Burns and
sixteen KInderEartners and Prtn-
eipal DIE An FlameH-

MONTREAL Feh. &-Principal Maxwell
ana sixteen children per1shed in IRE this
afternoon in the Hochslags school of the
Protestant School eimInission- The fire
was FIRST noticed by workmsn employed
nearby.
The teachers were notified ana the work
Of getting the children out q the building
began. The kindergarten department. was
located on the second floor and II wRs here
that the loss Of life occurred The chn-
dren started out. but found the lower han
fun q smoke and refused 70 descend They
retreAtsd 10 the rooms whence they had
come
The FIRE by this time was making its way
upwards and the smoke was growing %
dense that even The experienced hremen
could nos stand ~ Captain Carson tried 70
get Miss MARVEL 70 60 down the ladder.
but she refused and rushed back into the
back part Of the building IN search Of the
children Later she Was found lying On
the noor. with \ child beside her
The deaths we're caused BY EEphyxistion.
Thsre were no IRE escapes in the building
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
JOSEPH LETTER is ON TRIAL
coAI MaEnate ChArEed with CrimiAnI
NeslLEeses IN oonAeetISn win
Operating Hls Mine.

ST. Lofts. No. Feb. IA special from
DuGuoin. IN says Prosecution uf The case
against Joseph Letter. wealthy coal opera
tor. On the charge Of criminal Negligence
in the 0psrat1on Of hs eollery Al Aegisr.
WAS begun today In the circuit court q
Franklin county
The legal proceedings Instituted TO-DAY aAts
back 70 April. ls6. whsn gas sEploEio1
Ooeurrsd IN the coiiiery. killing outr1ghr
nearly sixty miners Relatives of the de-
ceased miners hr0uEht s1it shortly after
he aocldeut buf for various reasons triAl
q the case had been delayed untn the
present term q ooErl Ths suits are said
70 AEgreEats t4oaooa
Among fhs principal Witnesses Nho Ezu
testify are Mr.. Lei1er StE1e Mine InEpso-
tors Taylor q Peoria and LEtrls Of Hsrr1n,
and T. D. gOhn q CErb0ndEls. Who in-
s1iruiad search for ths bOdhes so8n Aflsr
ths sxplasiOA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
ST. PAUL STOPS EXTENSIONS
Inprove1eAts 20 Amount of over six
millions AbandOned for the
Present

CHICAGO Feb Sa.-Owing 70 railway leg
islation and the dif5culty Of raising money.
sE vel a. the increased oost Of labor and
materials. the MilWaukee railroad has tenn
ps0rarlly abandoned improvements and eK
tensions for Which the management ex-
pectsd 70 spend between s6aoO0OO and s1gO0-
a0a
1t Is true" declared PreEdsnt Barring
tonight, Thai the 81 Pau Is not going 70
O. any work this year thai is not nsoes-
EAry. We are doing what every other pru-
dsu1 railroad company iE doing In view o.
the tendsncF Of the times We would stop
the building Of the Racinc coast extension
were n not for the fact rha1 the E0rk
has proceeded 70 q point where n o0als
not very vel b. Stopped ] am not an
alArmlEt, but Whsn the prudent mariner
sees 8 squzn coming he VII trim hi ssailE.
And il seems 70 me there are plsnfE Of
sgsallE on every E6e for the railroads 5uss
n1EF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
COCK FIGHTING MAY CONTINUE
Governor MagOon May BE Compelled
"a Follow Philippine Plan
of Taft.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s-If is expected
that Governor Magoon viii refer TO Sec
retary Taft the question that has been
raised by the Cuban people Of the pro-
priety Of resembling the order made by
General Leonard Wood when be WIS mill
tAry governor OF Cuba prohibiting cock
fighting In the island
Secretary Taft had such an experience
as Governor MRgoon is now undergoing
when the former was governor Of the
Philippines and, although be was able TO
prevent cock fighting in Manila, 50 deeply
seated was the love OF this sport that he
was Obliged TO refrain from interfering
with this ancient institution outside Of the
capital Hence every holiday a pfi-
grirnaEe of the citizens into the suburban
towns 70 enjoy the sport
II is said that Governor Magoon may
decide To folhoE Secretary Tafts example
an this matter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
TREASON AT PORT ARTHUR
such Charge is Preferred Against
stOessel and Others by
SmirnoM-

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 26-A COPY Of
the secret report on the defense Of Port
Arthur. which Is the basis o. the tndict-
usnt on which Lieutenant General stoss-
sci Lieutenant General Fock. who COM
msn5ed the Fourth East Siberian diTi-
SION at Port Arthur and Major General
Reiss, chief Of STAFF Of General stoesseL
are standing trialforthei rlives before the
supreme court-uartial. has been obtained
by the Associated Press
II is Of the greatest interest as explain
ing the decision to try these three ofaosTs
and noIle prosequi II eother defenders of
Port Arthur.
The report which waS written by Leu
tenant General Sntrnoff. the of5cial com
mandAut OF the fortress is sensational In
the extreme and cstEEor1caIly accuses
stoessei Of cowsrdice and incApscity and
finally OF the deliberate, treasonshle has
tsning Of the surrender 70 save nis own
life and IN defiance OF the decision uf two
successive councils Of war. The report il
biased Ia the extreme. n,resthes the most
bitter personal enrnity and shows that the
high of5cers Of the Port Arthur garrison
IN the darkest days Of the siege were
almost at each others throats. The tn
dictment is summed Up in conclusion by
General snirnon a. follows:
A series Of unpa ardonable hlunders out
SIDE the fortress. Cue to The ignorance l and
lack Of military capacity and martial
pruwess Of Generals Stoessel and Fock
brought about the investment of the
fortress several months earlier than neoes-
sary. and after the investment desire
for undeserved glory moved Stoessel 10
interfere II the defense with u1tort1nsts ate
results. Finally. at the last period Of the
siege, Etoessel uEurped my authority. With
the assistance Of Generals Fock and Reiss.
and committed treason in suTrenderinE sud
denly and prematurelv. ] regard our DE-
feat al Mukden as q direct result of this
treason.
A dispatch received here today announced
that serious disorders have broken out IN
the Bislu district Of the province OF Tornsk.
Siberia Troops, with field field guns have
been sent 90 the scene from BaTnanl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
WRIGHT ADMITS HIS GUILT
Man Held in Denver for Murder and
Woman in Colorado Springs
Wanted.

DENVER, Feb. 36.-Benjamin c. Wright
solicitor for the international Correspond
enee school Of Scranton, Pa, is held a
prisoner IN the city jan here on charge
Of murder, having confessed 20 Chief q
Police Michael Delaney last night in the
presence Of witnesses that he poisoned hik
wife, Cora and his daughter GenevieVe.
who were found dead yesterday in their
home in this city. Iufatuation for Stella
Good. for whom the police claim - have
learned Wright had neglected his fE-nSly,
Is supposed 10 have been the motive for
the crime According 10 the statement Of
hospital physicians Wright himself had
taken no poison and was shamming yes
ter lay when he seemed 10 be unconscious.
The contents of hiE stomach were exam
iDsd and no poison ERk found
Wright did not disclose last night the
nature Of the poison given his wife and
child. but il Is known they died in agony.
Stella Good left the city yesterday for
Colorado Springs. and the authorities Of
that city have been asked 70 arrest her.
She has been arrested many times Oh
charges Of theft
CHICAGO. Feb. z-wr1ghf and his wife
are natives Of Benton HArbor, Mich. For
some tine they resided In TINS city. Wright
was for q time a travelling salesman for a
JeWelry house
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Feb Il
Stella Good. wanted by the Denver an
thor1tiss IA Connection with the Wright
murder was arrested here today at q
boarding house. where she was stopping
with her mother She denied that abe has
any knoWledEs of virgins intention 10
murder his family Both Stella Good and
her mother were taken 70 Denver in the
custody Of deputy sheriff The mother
VIII be held as a witness
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
sENATE RAlsEs CONSENT ACE
south Dakota Bill e. Given Reconsid-
Grafton and Passed-Anti-Treat-
tnE Denounced No Freak.

PIERRE. s D.. Feb. &-Cspecial Tele-
Eram)-In the ss1a1e today Graves secured
reconsideration Of the bin raising the age
of consent 10 eighteen years which was DE-
feRted yesterday, and the bin passed. The
same action was secured on the senate
bin changing Incorporation laws, which
passed
The senate started with a long oalenoer
and rushed through 3 number Of both sen
ate and house bills, none Of them q gen
eral interest A bin was introduced 10 in
crease the supreme cour1 TO frs members
but does not 60 into efecz until the cleo
ton Of fS0G The Price sAS-ceu1 passenger
rate bfn came IN with majority and mi
nu-fty reports. and as the house has taken
action ii VIII probably never get farther.
Bratrud attempted 10 o4erturn an ad-
verse report On his bin TO create q state
board of deposits. 10 select the hanks which
shall receive deposits of state funds. but
failed in the effort and the tdl ts dead.
Smith Of Miner attempted to turn down
the committee on hik uniform tsXthook bill
but fen down IN the effort Bratruc tried
again to reverse the comufttee On his bin
providing for selection q beKtbooks al dif-
ferent dates in different counties. but after
II was denounced as an American Book
company bill be met with another defeat
WoosE next tackled an adverse commit
tee report On his bill 10 divide taxation b.
tween mortgages and nortgaEed property,
but ran against the same stone wall which
has stopped others. and had to retire
Anti-treating took probably its last round
with the other anti oornps ny at this ses-
sion by going down TO defeat for lack u
one vote IN the senate today. Dudley
wanted to amend II to exempt democrats at
alptimes and everybody on 81 Paltr5ckE day.
This wac lost on tie vote. Vessey spoke
for the hin IN the interest Of Temperance
and Dudley denounced Il as a freak While
strong efforts have been made TO carry it
the one vote which has been lacking for
over q week failed TO come TO the rescue
ind n went down
The only bin Of Importance passed by the
house was the senate hill creating a state
board Of oEteopaths which passed
The governor sent IN the name Of Charles
Hopkins OF Aberdeen as inspector Of ho-
tells. under the provisions OF the hiH Gre
ating that ofhoe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
SHORTAGE MAY BE AN ERROR
Federal OMciaIs 81 Chicago Inelined
TO Doubt Theft Of Govern
ment Funds.

CHICAGO, Feb. &-The government Of
ncials who are working on the disappear
Rnos Of sl7s 600 from the subtreAsury in
TINS city today declared that they were
unable to trace the theft 10 any one per
son and they have Formed the strong
opinion that the dissppssrsnce is not the
result q 3 theft but OF clerical error
Captain Porter Of the secret service. who
has charge nf the case, said TO-DAY that be
bsliered the matter would be straightensd
out by night He would not say that he
had abandoned the theory Of a theft. but
other ofBcials connected with the sub
treasury declared thar the idea Of an error
WIS receiving far more consideration than
that Of q possible robbery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
Fire ORIGINATING I'm Novelty store I'm
Los Angeles EnannEers Lives
of Many Persons.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 3s.-Fire that
originated in the basement Of the Fair
novelty store IN the five story brick German
building at 22s South Spring street, shortly
after ] O'Clock today. gained great headway
before II Was eKtinguished- causing the
death Of one woman, seriously endangered
the lives Of several other persons and
caused property loss Of many Thousands OF
dollars. Mrs- Emma Stewart q Sg3 Pas
sdena avenue. an suplOye Of the German
company, with ofices on the fourth floor
died an hour after being carried out. The
building was valued al S3Oo.OO0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
TWo-cENT FARE IN MINNESOTA
senate Passes Measure and "a VIII
view he sent 10 Gem
ference.

ST PAUL. MINI. Fsb. &-The senate
today passed a Scent tRre and an ant
pass hin making nst cent fare for pas
ssnEer fares thr0UgboIh the state. Tbs
house last week passed a 2-oeni fare BIZ
and committees Of the two houses viii
now confer On the matter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
DeI~x.-tee Derayed hy iced.

MTTcHEsl. s D. Feb s6-Fsg@cial Tel
egram.1--The hooded condition OF the conn
try IN the southern part Of the state has
caused q delay IN the arrival Of the dele
gates to the annual convention Of the
South Dakota Swine Breeders association
which convened this evening with only a
small attendance A number Of delegates
arrived on the evening trains. The stock
for the combination sale has been delayed
on account Of the foods and about half
Of the animals are here The rest are
expected tomorrow. The program for this
evening was set over until tomorrow after
noon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
BUssE NAMED FOR MAYOR
PSstAaastsF A. UaantmOas Choice st
yIady city RePubIAeaA
PrtmAFfeG-

CHICAGO. Feb Z.-AE q result Of the
rspuhlicAa primaries held here to-day. Fred
A Busss. postmAFfeT Of Chicago. VIII be
the unAzim0uE choice Of the party for
mayor ~ the spring election The nom
mating convention WfIl be held as soon "a
NJ Bnsss. who was injured IN q railroad
wreck IN Pennsylvania. returns to Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
SALT LAKE OFFICIALS TAKEN
ChIsf Of Peliee and Chief of Detee-
uves Accused Of FIeerinE
TOurfsaA-

SALT LAKE cIrT. Fsh E-George
shests. ehisf of ths Salt Lake polioe de-
parrlnsnt. ana GeOrge Raleigh chief q de-
tsctksE. we're arrested toeEy charged VIA
conplieirF IN c0nspiTGcy % nseoe tourists
and travellers passing through sslt Lake
civ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

ROME Fsb- &-Ktng vietor EzuuaAunsl
TODAY receiFed m private a0diencs the
AIaeE1raa amhkSsA6uT Henry White. uhc
presenfsd his letters e recall previous to
his 6@Harrure for PArlk where he sueoesds
E1cbeTt 8. NsCuruli1k A. A1aheasadar "a
FrAnae
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
STONE ron NEW STATE CAPITOL

Plans VIII Permit Granite with Soft
stones for Carvings.
PIERRE, 6. d. Feb. es--(Special Tele-
gran-)-In considering plans for the new
state capitol today the commission 30 far
modified the plans as to allow the straight
work to be Of granite with softer stone
for the carvings Bids VIII be advertised
for 10 be opened in this city June for the
completed building. A number Of different
classes Of stone are open for bids. the list
being SIOUX Falls granite. Ortonvine
granite. Black Hills sandstone. Kettle
river sandstone Marquette rAfndrop sand
stone and Bedford limestone. Stone in the
state is to be given per cent preference
right over that trem outside the state
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
"wednesday. February p. ;


FORECAST FOR NEBRAsKA-snou
Wednesday and Thursday. rising tsupera-
ture Thursday.
FoR RECAsT FoR IowA-snow and colder
"Wednesday Thursday fair.
Temperature al Omaha YESTERDAY:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

CHICAGO. Fsh &--Colonel John
Ewing. president Of the FfnAncier. a New
York publsaati0A. died Al Mercy hospital
here q pnsumunia- M. Ewing vas vel
known ED01g tnauslIiAl men thr0akh0ut
the country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-27

SEWARD. Nsb-. Feb &-fspscial Tels-
graml-W. ". Cox q pioneers q Seward
county. died Al the home Of his son A.
6oott'E Blun. Nsb.. al y O'Clock Mondzy
night from effects Of me grip. The body
WI be brOught 70 Seward today and the
funeral VII probably take place On TIhurs-
Gay. Mr.. Cox came 70 tins county in lsss
and MAS the author Of CoIs History ~
Seward He Vas "A years Of age. He vas
an uncle q Judge z L NorvAi