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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-15
September Meet

Paducah is fortunate in the selec-
tion of September Is, 16, II and is
as the dates for the fall meets, and
il promises that the best string of
horses will be brought to the city
that ever graced the stables. Mr..
George Goodwin. secretary of the
club. has received 25 applications
from prominent horsemen asking for
speed programs
The Mississippi Valley and the
Eastern Illinois circuits will close the
week before the races start in Padu;
cab. The week after the races are
over here the Southern circuit will
open. The books for entries will
close September 12.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-15
Jail Guarded

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 15.-The jail is
heavily guarded for fear of an at
tempt to lynch William King and
Henry Smith, negroes, accused of as
saulting Mrs. Katherine Powell. an
aged white woman of Portsmouth. A
mob stormed the Portsmouth jail, but
the prisoners had been brought here.
nc is reported that mob is forming
at Portsmouth and coming after the
[negrOes.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-15
Says Evidence Was Not Stuff.
cient TO Warrant Indictment
in Crenshaw Case-Attacks
Governor for His Part.
(By Perry MeIOan.)

Murray. KY. Aug. 15.-Actng con
trary to the advice OF County Attor-
ney y. d. Barnett, who conducted
the investigation into reports alleged
to have been circulated by prominent
men of Murray to the effect that both
Judge Thomas p. Cook and Common
wealth's Attorney Denny p. Smith
we're night riders. the Galloway coun-
ty grand jury brought in a written
report yesterday in which the declara-
ltlon Is made that the reports are alb
lsolutely false. County Attorney Bar
nett advised that no report be made
on the matter for the reason that IL
was charged that investigation had
been brought about for political pur-
poses
The grand jury's report, which is
signed by S. c. Holcomb. the fore
man, and all the members OF the
grand jury. was ordered spread upon
the records OF the court verbatim BY
Judge Cook and is as follows:
I'VE. the grand jury OF Galloway
county. August. 1908. have inyestl-
gated the report regarding Judge r.
p. Cook and the Commonwealth Den
r. Smith. atty. regarding night rid
ing and have found II to be abso-
lutely false and no truth to Il as We
have found by investigated thor
oughly."
when the grand jury entered the
court room and handed in It's final
report. together with indictments
found. Judge Cook requested Sheriff
Edwards 10 look through the indict-
monts and see II there were any
against Judge Cook or Denny Smith
Judge Cook stated TO the members OF
the grand jury that II he had not
done this the report would have been
circulated all over Murray In two
hours that INDICTMENTS were returned
but suppressed by the court.
The rumor that Judge Cook and
Mr.. Smith were night riders. which
was given notice by Judge Cook In
his special instructions to the grand
jury. Is admitted TO have grown out
OF conversation between Or. y. +.
Berry. a prominent dentist OF Muir
ray. and County Attorney Walter
Crone, of Lyon county. in which Mr..
Crone tod Or. Berry that an afi-
davit had been made by Sanford Hall
that he had approached Common
wealth's Attorney Smith in the Cadiz
court house and tested him with night
rider signs and passwords and that
smith responded. Hall and John
Stevens had also made state
ments that Il was generally under
stood and talked in night rider meet
|ings that there was nothing to be
feared from the circuit court.
Dr. Berry was designated by Judge
Cook as one who could probably give
Information regarding the connection
OF the court and prosecuting attorney
with night riders. In an interview
Yesterday Or. Berry admitted telling
OF his conversation with Crone, but
stated that he only gave out the in
formation that Crone had the afi-
davits in question. Dr. Berry was OF
the opinion that every statement he
had made had been substantiated by
Mr.. Crone and Judge Crumbaugh.
who produced the affidavits.
Judge Cooks most ardent critics in
Galloway county claim that they have
never accused him with being a men,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-15
Suspect Caught

II is believed by the police depart
ment that Patrolman Gross made a
good catch last night when he arrest
ed George Wickleff as a suspect.
wickleff was out on the streets late
last night and had set OF harness.
Many sets OF harness have been stolen
recently. and after watching his move
ments. Patrolman Gross thought II
was wise to let Wickleff explain to
Police Judge ID, A. Cross.
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Auckland's Best

Auckland. Aug. t5.-The Atlantic
feet sailed amid the greatest demon.
stration New Zealand ever witnessed.
with salutes. whistles and uproar like
a battle. The reception to the feet
was the greatest week in the city's
history.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-15
Commonwealth Attorney Denny
P. Smith Defends His Conduct in
Night Riding Troubles in Circuit
STRUCK by LIGHTNING.

Murray, KY, Aug. f5,-(Spe-
ciaI.) bud Adams. "A prominent
farmer Of the western portion Of
Galloway county, had an almost
miraculous escape from death
yesterday when struck by light
ming while nj work in a field. The
bolt of lightning struck Nfr.
Adams about the right shoulder,
passing across his body and down
the left leg. tearing the shoe
from his foot. Aside from his
clothing being torn and being
rendered unconscious MIR. Adams
suffered no serious injury and
was able TO attend to his usual
duties.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-15

Mrs. Matte Scott, who has been
visiting in Marshall county and Padu-
cab. returned home TO Kansas City.
Mo-. Friday. She was accompanied
by Miss Verna Evers, of this city. who
will make her home there.-Mayfield
Messenger.
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English Laborite Coming

Glasgow. Aug. 15.--Kier Hard.e,
leader OF the English laborites, start
ed TO America on a mission 10 organ
lie labor parties in Canada and the
United States. lie hopes to found
parties on the lines OF the English
Laborites. who are now a factor In
parliament He plans a complete
tour OF America.
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Rifle Team Not Hurt

Frankfort. Aug. 15.-(SpeclslD -
kilograms received here show that re-
ports of injuries TO Kentucky mem
bers OF the rife team were exagger-
ated. The men were only shaken up
and not hurt.
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BANDITS FOLLOW
MOVING PICTURE
STYLE OF HOLD-UP

Spokane, Aug. li5.-Bandits held
up the Northern Pacific train at Trent
and forced the engine crew to leave.
They uncoupled the mail car and
rlhed the mails and escaped on the
engine. Officers are following on a
special train.
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Sheepshed Half Mile Long,
Burned and Two Thousand
Animals Incinerated-Cattle
Sheds Are ScOrtched.

Buffalo, n. Y. Aug. 15.-Fire
practically destroyed the stock yards
sheepshead building, a half mile long
and goo feet wide. Two thousand
sheep were incinerated, Cattle sheds
were partially burned and the whole
Yards threatened. The loss is $780,
300.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Will
liams. of 1112 Tennessee street, a
girl baby last night.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-15
Thsmas Arrested Again But
This Time Goes to Hospital
For Repairs.
Couldn't Get Machine Fast
Enough for Him.
RUNS INTO TWO HORSE RIG

New York, Aug. 1'5.-Edward r.
Thomas, the former bank president
and turfman, who has been arrested
many times for motor speeding and
once Killed boy with one OF his ma
chimes. was seriously hurt In an au-
tomobile accident at West End, ~ J.
He was in a 120-horse power rae
ing car, with a chauffeur, and was
whiZzing along Ocean avenue at
rate of more than 60 miles an hour,
when a light victoria, carrying a party
of wealthy New Workers, emerged at
a slow pace from side street.
There was no chance to, cut down
the awful speed of the automobile. IL
ripped through the forward part of
the carriage, upset and splintered IL
and mangled both horses so that they
had to be shot.
Everybody in both vehicles was
thrown out. Thomas, strangely, was
the only one seriously injured. His
right leg was broken and his face and
head badly cut. He was taken to the
hboPANoA At ASOu6 Oidutus
and at the same time was placed I'M
der arrest.
In the victoria were Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman c. Cohen, their daughter,
Miss Rachel. and Mrs Cohen's broth
er, Tobias Holpman, besides a coach
man and a butler. They were all
buried beneath the wreckage of their
carriage. but proved to be unhurt.
Car Not Fast Enough.
The coachman was cut and bruised
painfully enough 10 go To the hospitai
but later returned to the family home
In Cedar avenue West End.
Thomas had been spending a few
days at his stock farm. Holmdel.
which is about six miles from the
scene of the accident. He had been
driving a 90-horse power Mercedes
car, but It is said. found this was not
fast enough. and asked that a new
t2O-horse power Motchkiss racer be
taken down from the city and demon
strated to him.
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sConunueu on Page Five.)
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-12-17
Benson Local Notes.

Benson, December 14:-Mr Rich
ardson and Miss Jennie Hinnant of
Lake City drove through the country
last Sunday to visit the latter's sis
ter, Miss Dora, who instructs in mu.
sic and voice at the graded school
here.
Mr. T NJ Kellahan mas sold his
place to Mr. Eddie Tisdale. Mr.
Kellahan is undecided where he will
locate. He is a good citizen and the
community will greatly miss him,
should he move away.
Messrs Dick Rollins and Clarence
Snowden of Indiantown spent last
Sunday among friends here.
Mr. " Graham has moved from
the Rhem store into the Spaun
store, where he will do business.
The postoffice will also be there.
MIR Rob Snowden from Cape
Charles, Va, is at home to spend
Christmas.
Misses Ethel Nesmith, Violina
QUITS and Dora Hinnant, who COM
prise the efficient graded school fac
ulty,are very much enthused in their
school work, and are putting In some
effective efforts toward aiding the Ru,
raj School improvement society.
Rev H G Haddock, Baptist
preacher who has been for several
years farming near here, will leave
this week for Oklahoma, where he
will devote his entire time to the
ministry. BENSON.
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X. of P. Election.

Kingstree Lodge, No 81, K of P
held its regular semi, monthly meet
ing on Wednesday evening, Decem'
Der 9. The rank of page was con-
ferred on Mr. Henry H Riff. This
being the meeting for election Of Of
fcers for the ensuing year, the fol-
lowing were elected:
NH Jacobs, C G; CD Jacobs, '
CIV Cook, P; Thos McCntcher,
K of R & S and NJ F; O H Patrick,
NJ A; Bishop Burgess, N W; S
Marcus, NJ E; FW Fairey, G; G :
Burgess, o G; A G Kinds, E c
Epps, Trustees.
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NO. 40

here Wednesday on bis way to
Friendfeld.
Mr. B " Stewart very kindly
remembered" the writer a few
days ago with some fine turnips.
They were very large, finely
formed, solid, yellow globe vari-
ty, and when prepared for the
table, were really excellent.
People do not know Ehat a
splendid dish turnips make un-
til they have had just the op-
portunity to try such turnips as
these. The size may be calcu-
lated from the fact that one half
of one turnip made a full meal
for family of six. Where such
as these grow, no excuse for
empty stomachs.
Some of our people took stock
in the Seminole Securities Go of
Columbia, whose affairs are in
confused condition and whose
downfall seems imminent. Of
those citizens here who subscrib-
ed to the stock, some paid cash
while others gave their notes.
These latter are the fortunate
ones. Those of this class to
whom we have talked declare
that they will not pay these
notes if there was fraud practic-
ed in securing them or if the Sc
curity of the stock holders has
been affected by any fraudulent
dealings. They who parted with
their money-well, they may
not meet that money again.
Sunday morning We had
breakfast that simply beat cold
Miss Mitchell, whoever she was.
The "piece de resistance" of that
meal was fresh water fish. Mr.
H V Epps blessed .us with
string of fine jack fish. They
were fine. One had a head as
large as our hand and we wear
a 10 1.2 glove. Beat that, can
you? Well, you may have seen
larger, but no finer, when it
comes to the edibility. They
were cooked to tune just as
only an expert can cook this,
fish, and-and the writer was,
not in good shape for work Mon
day-still had that"tired feel.
ing" You know how it is.
W. L. 3.
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Rev. W. A. Fairey, the newly
appointed pastor of the Kingstree
Methodist church, arrived with his
family Thursday night last. They
were met at the station and conveyed
to the parsonage where a number of
ladies welcomed them and had sap
per in waiting.
Mr. Fairey preached both morning
and evening Sunday to large congre-
cations and made quite favorable
impression at each service.
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Will not amount to TIVE;
bales, but then the cotton
passed out of the hands Of I'll

bales. but then the cotton
passed out of the hands OF the
ers and it is the Spectator VII
reap the benefit. The farmer h.v
paw the tax to maintain this bureau
to help the speculator to detr aud
him. Is this just? Is it righ::: Our
people should cry aloud to our rep
resentatives in both branches o. con
gress for protection. Let your read
ers investigate this matter for them
selves and they will find every word
herein contained to be true.
Our town has ginned and shipped
over GOO bales of cotton this season
and we have not seen Gin reporter
here. Now, how have they reported
the cotton ginned here: As l said
before, only by guess-work. If the
Farmers Union would take up this
matter officially il might do some
good. Until something be done the
farmer will continue the prey OF the,
Wall street speculaton
Your scribe expects to attend the
Farmers Rally day in Kingstree on
December Is and We hope the people
of the county will give us their
presence at Harpers on January 5,
1909, which, be it remembered, is
the Farmers Rally day at Harpers.
SUBSCRIBER.
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notes and NOTIONS
FROM LAKE CITY.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOMINEES SEM
INGLE SECURITY STOCKHOLDERS
new MINISTER POUNDED"

Lake City, December 16:-The
regular election for municipal
officers will take place on Mon
day, the 21st instant. At the
Nitizeus' meeting held last Fri
ly night, which was very
argly attended, the following
ticket was nominated: :Intendant
j H Blackwell, the incumbent;
Wardens, j D Singletary, l. H
Howle, L G Atkinson and S W
Gowdy. The town was divided
into fourwards by Main. street
and Acline avenue, which cross
the right angles near the center
of the town, each of the four
angles thus formed constituting
a ward.
Rev " L Waite, the new pas
tor of the Methodist church, and
family reached here Friday
night. They were given a cor
dial welcome and generous
pounding" This custom of
receiving a minister is a pleas
ing one, although it perhaps does
?ot appeal to ''high society,""
I furnishes an occasion tor the
stor and his people to become
iuainted in an informal man.
r which puts everybody at
Use, and it supplies the empty
pantry with necessaries for the
family table.
Messrs H G Askins and Philip
Stoll of Kingstree were here
Friday on professional business.
Mr. J w Wadsworth ard tami-
ly, who have been living here
two years, are moving to a farm
near Hartsville. This is in the
same section whence they came.
Mr. William Snow Of Savan.
nah was in town last week to
see relatives.
Mr. J Caleb Lynch came down
from Cowards Monday and spent
the day on business.
Mr. Wallace Winston of Tim
monsville is visiting his parents,
Mr and Mrs l. A Winston.
Mrs NJ " Bardin of Charles
ton is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs T B Hinnant.
! MIR A f Fripp and family are
moving to the Rome neighbor-
hood this week.
Mr. Justin Norris is at home
from Bamberg for the holidays.
MIR Hugh McCutchen came up
from Kingstree Saturday night
and spent a few hours in town.
Mr. Charles F Timmonsof
Charleston spent a short while
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Referred to Supt. Of Education.

Editor COUNTY RECORD
I want to know from our county
Superintendent of education if any
secret society or order has the right
to stop the school and take the
grounds for picnics and other things.
If they have not that right / think
we had better have different trustees.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE S. HIGGINS.
Leo, December 5.
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he wrote IN CONN :nelr
noble work was as Ss4s..-s%~lt 1t had
been written with ''pen plucked
from an angels wing and dipped in
the dyes of the rainbow" But We
must defend the fai, school ma 'ams
from the charge of husband hunt
ing" Perish the thought! No, sir,
they don't have to hunt 'em-they
can get 'em without it. So there you
are!
The meeting of the local lodge
Knights of Pythias Friday night
was of unusual interest. The
Knights were ont IN full force and a
number of visiting brethren were in
attendance. The feature of the occa-
sion was the able and impressive ad.
dress of MIR F P Cooper of Charles
ton. His exemplifcation of the un-
written work was mastery. An ele'
CANT supper was served which vas
very much enjoyed by all present.
w &c.
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Foley's Orino Laxative cures
chronic constipation and stimulates
the liver. Orino regulates the bow,
els so they will act naturally and
YOU do not have to take purgatiVes
continuously. w l. Wallace.
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The President should beware
of South Carolinians bearing
gifts of corn flicker"
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UDGET OF news
ST@n
lNQUET-NEW PREACHER
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
Err LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

ton, December 1G:-Mr Il
P Byrd OF Timmonsville was in
Scranton Monday on business.
Miss N">de Parker is teaching
the publ school at Mr. Asbury
Dennis, a milessfrom town.
Rev " Dl orer and family =.
Oklahqas+A-s last week with rel =
tives in ScraF /. Mr. Moorer 5
merIy lived IN Kingstree and is
known in the sbunty
Mr. James ' odward of War
\ c, visited Ir f B Capps
several days sk.
Mr. Archl !row,
court-elect y 6 CO
tended the ,enIan y
Friday night.
A good many fine porkers
died of "sore head" in the comm
ty recently, and many more
slated for slaughter. The spirit
"feast, fuu and frolic" seems to
more or less prevalent, as the he
days approach, and we think it w
to bid dull care begone for a seast
and enjoy some of the good thing
which add the "spice of Variety to
our earthly existence.
Three men with a couple of bears
marched into town Saturday after
noon and were for awhile the center
of attraction. The bears did some
clever performances to the amuse-
ment of the crowd.
Mr. ] NJ Parker spent Monday in
Sumter on business.
Mr. and Mrs r B Cannon have
returned from visit to relatives at
Warsaw, n G.
Mr. H A Parker of Anderson
spent several days in Scranton this
week visiting his parents, NJ and
Mrs p A Parker.
The yellow store house on the
corner of Railroad and Church
streets, is being overhauled for DR.
G H Pate, who will use it after JAN
uary l as a drug store.
Rev W H Murphy, accompanied
by Mrs Murphy, arrived Saturday
morning and is nov at home at the
Methodist parsonage. Mr. Murphy
began his work as pastor of Scran-
ton circuit Sunday, preaching at St
Johns IN the morning and at st
Paurs in the afternoon. He will hold
his first service at this place next
Sunday evening at Z o'clock.
The Coward's School Improve
ment society will give an entertain
ment at the graded school building
At Coward's next Tuesday evening,
December %. The following pro-
gramme has been prepared for the
occasion:
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E, SOUTH CAROLINA, DECEMBER IL, 1908

Music-Misses Jessie Ham and
Lorene Boone.
Recitation-NliSS Leo Randolph.
Music-Miss Jessie Ham.
Address-A II Gasque.
Music-Misses Jessie Ham and
Lorene Boone.
Rec!tatlon-Miss Bertie Collins.
Solo-Niss Jessie Ham.
Address by
Music-Mlss Jessie Ham.
The public is invited.
One of our local sports, t!Ei@--f
4<be excitement of tow
hself to the countT
ternoon to call +
school
SSaAvS
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Bagging and Ties at Wilkin' 5.
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Thompkins is an honest, up
business man, his greatest en-
,eing liquor. The Berring
usk are Italians or Danes.
,r correspondent is INFORMED
Ir John Mcconnell, who live
Morrisville, while huntin!
/ the woods between Ceda
, and Morrisvllle recently
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
SHAW IN SIXTY THOUSAND
Former Secretary of Treasury Had
This sum in Fidelity Fund
ing Company.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. G-Former Secre-
tary Leslie NJ. Shaw. who is president Of
the First Mortgage Guarantee and Trust
company Of this city, admitted today that
tie Fidelity Funding company Of New York
owes him 81. O8a. Said Mr.. Shaw:
MY loans are fully covered by bonds
which are as safe as the bond Of any
government on earth and margined with
additional notes 81 nearly 100 per cent. 1
think the same Is true with most and very
likely all the banks and insurance COM
panies."
some Of the papers have spoken OF the
St. Mary Academy OF Benedictine Sisters
and the Sisters OF Visitation and other
Catholic societies and institutions as eredi-
tors. Unfortunately. these societies are
debtors. The banks, insurance companies
and private individuals are the creditors.
An effort was made a year ago TO in
crease the capital Of the company to seine
thing over s2.OoO.O00, and some subscriptions
were made q was one Of the subscribersl
On condition that the fun amount should
be raised. This ought 10 have been done.
as the proposition was all right, If properly
handled.
If each church and society win pay the
legitimate debts they have contracted the
actual loss viii be comparatively small,
possibly 10000 OF SSeO.00. which is a baga-
telle compared with the value of a record
of 200 years without q financial scandal
or a Reputation"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

,BEATRICE-The Beatrice and Trniy.-t+,
place basket ball teams will nlav ~ 80
CITY next Friday evening. ~
ST. EDWARDS. Edward ,-ota5 ~ .
per cent twenty-year water bonds naoa-
ber z The bonds carried by q vote 81 10
Tor and 81 against. ~ VI La
hORk-Roy Jacobs, formerly forsrs, 90
the Hastings Daily Republican. mas c6a-ga
o. The Daily News office and will rsrn,S,e
from Hastings TO York
PONCA-The mercury droppAd IN n q,
srees above zero here, with nearly two
thches % snow on the ground. But ne
temperALure rose 80 degrees from 4 a. M.
10 ; a m, today. 49,
PERU-A petition Is being circu1ats5
among the students of the Peru Normal
ShaeAVoring 10 get Pip" Clark. Ne.
braskas plucky little uuarterbsck fo-
coach, for the ensuing wear. "
BEATRICE-Mrs. S. D. Shaw. a resident
u cage county since 1857. died al her nome
near Adams. Sunday. She is survived ~
q family Of seven daughters and two s,1s
me funeral was held Monday afternoon
FREMONT-The Identity Of the nar+v
VINO shot s. MCHerron. a tesms+er za+,r
Jay nlgnt Is still unknown. McHerroD VIII
DE oui IN q Few DAYS. Gardner fba nfbg,
man mixed UP in the affair, has left tOUD
BEATRICE-Funeral services uvar "a.
body OF the late Mrs. Margaret RiskaII
we're held this morning at lO.s0 o'rlo--
from the Methodist church, conducted ~
rev ~. G. Brown Intermeut was IN ~
Beatrice cemetery. N
BEATRlCE5Mrs. Anna Mcrs-r al
city died al the home Of her daurbfar IL
% Joseph MO- yesterday. The remains
were brought here today for rntermsUf