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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-01-01

visiting relatives, returned to DIN
oinnati Monday accompanied By
his mother. Mrs. Chsr.ty Anr
Smith.
Mr. I. j. Saunders and daugh'
ter, Mrs. James Mccoy, of Couch
were in town Monday.
Miss Hattie Parsons of Couch
and Miss Ona Dye, of Reedy, who
has been her guest, we're in town
Thursday on their way to Ripley
to visit relatives and friends. They
will return today.
Mr.. 81. A. Grant, of Ravens
wood, Deputy Head Consul, repre-
senting the Modern Woodmen of
America, who is we'll known here,
and formerly resident of THE
oity, was in town Monday on his
way to Charleston
Mr.. Homer Variau. employed by
the Star Grocery 90, Huntington,
spent Sunday here with his parents
Mr.. Ohas. Smith, employed at
the Malleable Iron Plant, has re
turned from a visit to his home at
Marion, Ohio
Mrs Geo w. Pullin, of Dolby,
is quite siok.
Mr.. Frank Burris. of Letart, wac
in town Monday to meet his broth
er, Mr.. Chas Burris aud wife, of
Columbus, Ohio. who arrived here
Sund y to visit their relatives in
this county.
Mr. Forman Wallis, wife and
baby, returned Saturday from a
visit to HE father, Dol. t. t. Wal
lis, at Clarksburg. H1r VIM. L.
GebEart, editor of the Olarksburg
Telegram, brother of Mrs. Wallis,
accompanied them here and will
return today.
Mr. Don Blagg, assistant oterk of
the Supreme court, Game down
f,om Charleston to spend Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. B. Fl.
Blagg AID wife, and left Friday for
Blue6eld, to be the guest of Judge
Sanders, for few days.
Misses Nan Spilman and Char
Iotte Tyler. of Spilman, attended q
large dinner party given by Misc
Ruth Daniel. ut her home at the
Florentine Hotel, in Huntington,
Monday evening.
Mics Edna johnson was visiting
friends at Middleport, Sunday.
Mr. Clarence Stuart, travelling
out of New York, was here last week
visiting his wife and little daught-
or, at her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
O. f. Hess.
Misses Anna and Linda Written
are spending this week with rela-
tives in Huntington.
Misses Ora McGufin and Luz
ollie Hill, of Gallipolis, spent Sat
urday with Mr. and Mrs w H Hogg
near town
MrsT f Kimberling has been
quite siok for some time.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Vance, of
Parkersburg, epeut Monday and
Tuesday here the guests of Mr. I
f Kim berltng and wife.
Miss Ruth Bessinger. of Hunt
ington, is vieiting Miss MurreI
Denton. at Beale
Mr. Ed e Tho mas was business
visitor to Pomeroy last Thursday
Friday and Monday.
Mr. 81 Ii Henry was business
visitor in Middlaport and Pome
roy, Monday.
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Attic home of the bride,s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Junils Rifle, in
Robinson district, Christmhs Day,
at noon, occurred one of the incest
though quiet weddings that has
ever taken place in this vicinity.
Surrounded by their immediate
relatives and friends, Miss Linnie
v. Rifle and Mr.. John Rice we're
united in the holy bonde of metri-
mony by Rev. L M. Carder, of the
u B Church The bride looked
beautiful in dress of cream nuns.
yelling silk lining; the groom wore
the conventional black After the
congratulations of all present the
guests led by DR., Carder we're
ushered into the dining room
where they did justice to one of
those dinners suoh.as only Jnne's
folks know how to to prepare The
happy couple will make their home
for the present with the groom's
father, Mr.. Thomas Rice. After
spending pleasant afternoon with
music, 60. tbs guests departed
with best wishes for the future
happiness of the newly married
couple, and all voting very en-
aniova hle time.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. VIM. A. Brown, of Buffalo
was here Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Carper. of Brighton
was here Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. N. Capehart. of New
Haven, wac here Thursday
Hon Walter Pendleton, of Spen.
Ger, was in our oity Friday.
Mr.. Chas. s. Edwards, of Mason
was here Sunday and Monday.
MIR. Earl A Henry and wife, OF
Clifton. were tn town Thursday.
Mr.. w. ID Hylton, here visiting
for several days, has returned to
Charleston.
Mr.. Grover Hite, wife and baby,
returned Sunday from visit to
his parents in Huntington.
Miss Alice Neale will leave
Thursday for Winston, N. o., after
several days visit here with her
parents.
DIR L, o. Bean. of GaIlipolis,
was professional visitor here
Monday.
Mr.. Harry B Heiner, of Column
bus, arrived here Saturday on a
weeks visit to his grandmother,
Mrs. Geo. w Tippett,
Mrs NJ E. Tracy and son Ben.
ME. of Wheeling, are here visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Benz
Franklin.
Mr.. Griff t. Smith and Miss
Josephine Beale. attended the
Christmas dance at Charleston,
Miss Reba Beale attended one at
GaIlipolis. and Mr.. w. W. Riley,
Jr +, attended one at Middleport.
Mr.. ID A. r. Mckinley return,
ed Sunday from Hinton, Mrs. Mo-
Kinley returned yesterday accom-
panied by her niece. Miss Edith
May Bower
Mrs. o. Sehon and daughter
Miss Anna, have returned to Hunt
ington, after visit here with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Tyler Gibbs, who has been
located at Lille Lake, ILL.,, for the
past year, has returned to his home,
near town to spend the winter. His
brother, Mr.. r s. Gibbs, who has
been visiting him for few weeks,
also returned.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Liter, of Mid.
dleport, we're visitors here Satur.
urday. While in town they made
this office pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Hudlin, of
Gallipolis, spent Christmas day
here with their daughter, Mrs. Cue
Fry.
Mr. Mason Long, of Beeoh Hill,
made this office pleasant visit
Saturday.
Messrs John S Roush, of New
Haven, and q F. Living, of Ora,
ham Station, were callers at this
Office Friday.
Niles Lille Huber. of Middle
port, is here visiting her sister
Mrs. George Bruestle.
Mr.. John A. Sebrell, wife and
nephews, Verne and William Seb-
rell, of Ambrosia, left last We'd
nesday oman extended visit to rela.
tivos at Duureith and Eaton, Ind
Mr. Fl. ii Turley, of Gallipolis,
was in our town Monday.
Mr. II S Mccoy, of Buffalo,
was here Friday.
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at the residence of Mr.. =. O.
Dunn, of South Side, very pretty
wedding occurred The contract
ing parties were Mr. r. K Henry
and Miss Rhoda Dunn The groom
is popular and highly respected
young man of South Side. and
the bride a very highly accomp-
lished young lady of the same
place. The ceremony WAS solemn-
ICED by Rev. OadIe The groom
was attired in the conventional
black, and the bride in an elegant
silk gown. Immediately after the
ceremony the guests repaired to
the dining room whore a sumpts \
QUE feast was served.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-01-01

Harry II. Holmes. editor of the
Messenger, and Miss Tilla Gold
smith, or Parkersburg, were mar
ried Christmas eve, on board the
northbound evening acoommoda
ton. between Owensport and THE
plaoe.-Elizabeth News.
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MARR1Rp

Mr. George NJ L>inertnd Mise
Margaret Edwards. of Beech Hill,
were married at the Beech Hill
ohurcb, Monday evening. Dscsm
Der 28rd, just after the Ohristmas
tree celebration, by the paetor. Rev.
Switzer.
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-Four miners, three Hungarians
and one colored, were drowned near
Sewell Christmas afternoon, while
attempting to oross the river in a
email boat.
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Next Monday, Harry Z. Tha
will be called second time before
a jury in New York to make his
defence to the charge of having
murdered Stamford White.
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Friends here have received word
that DR. A j Lyons, superintend.
emit of the Spencer Hospital, who
underwent an operation in Chicago
is getting along nicely and nowShas
hopes of again being able to use
his arm.
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II 1877
proved.
Mr. CARL Hess and wife, and Nj
Fritz Hess have returned to Hunt
ington. after several days visit her
with their parente. Capt. O. +
Hess and wife
Mr.: Won Hay returned Thurs
day from Welt to his daughter
MTs o o Spencer, ut Charleston.
Mrs Srah Ioenh over has been
the guest of Mr.. d N. FoldeR ant
wife.
Mrs Lula Allen. of West Colum,
bia. here visiting her sister, Mrs
ID N Folden. has returned homo.
Mr. j L Pannell, of Columbre
was here Monday night and Tues
day.
Mr. A e Kimes is here visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Leftwioh ID visiting
relatives at st Adams.
Mr. Rudolph Written, employ
ed in the B. & y 8. w. office at
Cincinnati, here visiting his pa,
rents, Hon. j. l.. Written and
wife, for the past few days, return.
ed Sunday.
Mr.. L.. o. Riddle returned Mon
day from few days visit to his
parents, at Delaware, Ohio.
Messrs. j. M. Rensley and John
Ginther, of Hartford were in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D Jordan and
baby have returned from few
days' visit with his parents at
Z4nesville. Ohio.
Miss Susie Blagg, of North
Point Pleasant, went to Charleston
yesterday for few days visit to
relatives and friends.
Capt. James Darst, of Hender.
con, was visitor to relatives and
friends in North Point Pleasant,
Sunday. He was agreeably sur
prised at the rapid growth of that
little city.
Mrs. Ofvil Hayman and little
daughter have returned from a
visit to her parents at Flat Rock.
Mr.. K. o. Bird. yard master of
the Pennsylvania railroad at Pitts
burg, who has been visiting his
mother, Mrs j. A. Bird, at Pliny,
returned to Pittsburg Monday.
Mr.. Bird made this office pleas
ant c.ll and ordered the Register
sent to his address.
Mrs Camden Hogg, of Kokomo.
Ind, arrived here Tuesday on a
visit to her father, Mr.. Il. s. Haw-
kins. near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM FULLY return
ed Monday from visit to relatives
at Charleston
Mr.. an l Mrs. w. B. Shifet re-
turned Monday from trip to
Ohilliootbe, Portsmouth and Hunt
ington, where they were looking
for 1oation to open up music
store. Mr.. Shihet informs US that
he has rented room in Hunting
ton and will open music store al
once.
Capt j M Burdett and family
Mr. Henry w Sullivan and family
and a number of friends from here
! went to Leon this morning to at
tend the funeral services of Alfrec
I Sullivan, which will be thi'
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs James 81 Holloway is quite
siok.
Miss Mae Lusher, of Ben Lo
mond, arrived here today and il
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Q I
BlRokwood
Mr. VIM Arthur returned t
Huntington today after few days
visit here to relatives.
Mr. P 1 Halo. of Belpre, Ohio
is in town.
Miss Fannie Maupin, of Al
buckle, was visiting here yesterda
Messrs Howard Burdett, of tn
GOAL & Coke r. R., q. D and Wa
lace Burdett, of Charleston, al
here visiting their father, Capt. !
M. Burdeett.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. P. Somervill
| of LOCUST Grove, are in town
spend Now Years with their 10
l and daughters.
Mics Elizl YeaRer is visiting hl
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Mr. j. s Ioenhour, of Mason. lie
on the Minnesota. which is with
the fleet that is going to the Pacific
ooast.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-01-01

Helen Gould gave a Christmas
dinner to 1900 immigrants held on
Ellie Island on that day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-01-01

The ladies will give Leap Year
dance to night in The Spencer As
eemly Hall,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-01-01

Hon w. Nj Duffy. who, with his
family, moved from this place to
Oklahoma about year ago, was in
the recent election in that State
elected to the exalted position of
County Judge, on the Democratic
ticket, of course. Mr.. Duffy's hosts
of friends in Mason county will
be exoes dinghy glad to hear this
news He is an able lawyer, a
clever gentleman and will fill the
office with credit and honor 10
himself and the people of Okla
bona. We congratulate you, Judge
Duffy,
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The public schools will take Up
Monday.
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We oan not enumerste all the
holiday visitors who have gladden. :
cd the old town by their presence
recently but here's stroke to them
all. and wish for many happy
visits in the future.
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Cards of Thanks.

We wish through the columns OF
the Register to express our thanks
to Mr.. L. o. o. f Santa CLAUS fol
a great box sent to our homo on
Chrietmas eve, neat and bounti-
fully filled with good things to eat
moe and useful Christmas presents
which was much enjoyed and APP
preoiated. May Gcd bless this
good and generous Santa CLAUS
hoping you have spent merry
Christmas. We wish you all q
happy New Year.
MRS. E. d. JOHNSON g CHILDREN
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Mr.. j. M Stephenson and fami-
ly desire to return their heartfelt
thanks for the many kindnesaes
shown them during the sickness
and death of their relative, Miss
Sarah Fowler The family greatly
appreciates their attention al d
trust that all will find friends in
their hours of distress.
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ED. REGISTER. During the ILL
ness and death of our dear daug h.
ter, Margaret, we were surrouned
by kind and sympathetio friends,
and all that kind and loving hands
could do was done for her, yet
when God in His Infinite Wisdom
and Mercy released her, and our
hearts were filled with that anguish
which mono can know except those
who have experienced 1.-THE
kindness and sympathy of our old
Mason county.
M. l.. MoRIARTY AND FAMILY
Wellsburg, w. Va.
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THREE KILLED
WHEN BURNED
WALLS COLLAPSE
Murdered Baby Discovered in
Ruins as Mems Bodies
Are Dug Out.

ERIE, Pa, Nov. 5.-An accident,
shocking in its details and very pecu-
liar, occurred this morning. when three
lives were sacrificed as h result OF
the carelessness on the part of the
Erie building inspector, or someon
else in authority whose duty 1t was tc
see that the dangerous walls left stand
ing after the fire in the Mayer block
were torn down.
The coroner is making an investiga-
ton of the case in an effort to fix the
blame for the accident.
Sfngularly enough, it was this deadly
mishap hat led to such a tearing-out
and hustling as to GOV the body OF
a murdered baby In q rubbish heaI
not far from the ruins.
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ETHEL BARRYMORE In
AUTOMOBILE CRASH.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Nov. 5.-Ethel
Barrymore and her leading man. Bruce
McRae, had a narrow escape from seri-
Gus injury yesterday afternoon, when
the brakes of a big limousine car in
which they were being driven by n
chauffeur down Hiland venue Ben
Avon, failed to work n the car ran
into a stone fence around the property
Of Robert Leach. Miss Barrymore was
taken in a hysterical condition to the
Office of DR.. Il. H. Sloan, in Ben Avon,
where it was found she was not in
jured. Mr.. McRae's nose was broken.
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BRYAN WIPED OFF EARTH,
SAYS COL. "JIM" GUFFEY.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 5.-Colonel
James M. Guffey yesterday smilingly
remarked that it was hardly meet for
him to appear to be gloating over the
defeat of the man who kicked him out
of the Democratic national convention
at Denver. The colonel did say, how
ever, to a friend, when the election of
Taft was mentioned:
II consider that was the best thing
that could have happened for the
United States"
"Vvhat do you mean, colonel; the
election of Taft?"
"WeH, not just that I mean the
defeat Of Mr.. Bryan was a good thing
How about four years from now ?
Will Bryan again be the candidate of
the Democratic party?"
-Four years from now" and the
colonel brought his fist down with en-
phasis. -Four years from now? No,
sir; we have wiped Bryan off the face
of the earth. He will never be resur-
rected."
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ordinance has been passed by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners and
and is herewith published according to law:
An ordinance to provide for the vacation Of
all that triangular %W YORK Bals q AVENUE.
between New Jersey Railroad avenue and Nc
Whorter street.
Water Commissioners Of the City of Newark. as
follows:
Section THAT all that triangular part Of
NEW YORK AVENUE.
hetween New Jersey Railroad avenue and Nc
t Mnpr from st tbe so aylns H0 line OF Of a New ~ york ors' a Us
file in the ONCE of the Chief Engineer arr
Section 1.-THE Committee on Department Of
Streets and Highways are hereby authorized
Of Street and Water Commissioner. with the
owner or owners OF any lands which may Ie
damaged by the , yseating Of the ab9ve-m met,
amount OF damages agreed upon. for ratihca-
tion by the board. In case no agreement In
same is not ratified oy the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners. the counsel Of the board
Common Council Of the City of Newark. and
OF this board, to make application to the Board
Of Commissioners appointed to make all assess
Of Newark, pursuant to the provisions Of an
for local improvements in the cities Of the frst
class. providing for the appointment Of boards
Of commissioners to make all such assessments;
defining the duties Of such commissioners and
fixing their compensatfons. approved March
"a. 1892, to make an estimate and assessment
Of the damages sustained by the. owner or own
ers thereof. and an assessment of the benefits
received by the owner or owners Of all the
lands and real estate in said city peculiarly
benefited thereby in proportion as nearly as
may be to the advantage each shall be deemed
to acquire. and In case the cost. damages. ant
expenses Of said improvements shall exceed the
amount Of said benefits. such costs shall be
Section s-Tnat Immediately upon the COM
pletion of such public work or Improvement
the Clerk Of the Board. In conjunction with the
Of the Board, shall carefully prepare and fur
nish all necessary statements. maps. specif-
cations and other data pertaining to such public
Board shall thereupon. on behalf Of the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioner Of the City
OF Newark. certify the same to the Common
said Common Council may thereafter proceed
to make and collect the proper assessment for
the cost and expense OF such public work or
Improvement as may now or hereafter be re-
Section 4-Said public work or Improvement
shall be made and COMPLETED under the super
Engineer and the General Superintendent of
Works of the Board. according to the pro-
visions Of the City Charter and the laws Of the
laws, rules and regulations Of the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners Of the City
Of Newark applicable thereto.
Section 5E-'That this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately.
Adopted October q. 1908.
President of the Board of Street and Water
WIN. r. GREArHEAD.
Clerk of the Board.
~ JACOB HAussLING,
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GIRL A pORcH.CLIMBER.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 5.-Mary
Howell, IS years old. was sent to the
Home of the Good Shepherd yesterday
by Police Magistrate Brady as a self
confessed porch climber. For some
time a portion of the city's residence
district has been worried greatly by
robberies, each evidently perpetratcd
by someone who came through the sec
ond-story windows. Tales came to the
police of a young woman who climbed
porch pillars with ease. ana finally Miss
Howell was suspected.
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SEALED
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Civ Hall

City Hall.
Newark, N. T., Nov. 2. 1905.
Sealed proposals will be received at these
headquarters during the hour between 800 and
4 p. M, on Wednesday. November II, 1908, and
will be opened Immediately after the expiration
Of the time fixed for receiving the aforesaid
proposals, for furnishing the department with
the following supplies, to wit: Oats. hay, bran,
straw.
Such quantities of the best quality as shall
be needed by the several companies during the
month. To be delivered at the quarters of the
said companies. samples of oats to accom-
pany each bid).
Further information concerning these pro-
posals, as to quality and quantity, will be fur
nished upon application to the secretary Of
the board. -
The Board of Fire Commissioner reserves
the right to reject any or all proposals so re-
ceived as may be deemed for the best interests
Of the city.
President.
r. w. SULLIVAN.
Secretary. nov3-Et
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led.

BIERNESSER-On November =, lSoe
Joseph G., beloved husband of Frau
ces Biernesser (nee Wanner), ano
father of Edward, George, Anna, 20
sic and Thomas Biernesser, oil DO
Twelfth avenue.
BOUGHNER-On November 3, 1908
Theodore, son of Dennis and Susan
Boughner.
BROwN-At Belleville, on November
3, 1908, Sarah, beloved wife of John J..
Brown and daughter of Matthew AM
the late Sarah Hickey.
CAvANAGH-On November l, 1913.
Michael A, beloved son of Ann Cav
anagh {nee Murphy, and the late
John Cavanagh. 131 Adams street.
DE voURsNEY-On November 4, 1908.
Marcus L., at his late residence, llso
Broad street, Newark.
GERLACH-On November 4, 1908, after
a brief illness, Elizabeth Gerlach NEE
SohD widow of William Gerlach, or
55 Darcy street. in her 67th year.
GREEN-on Tuesday, November 8.
1908. John Green, beloved husband OF
the late Catherine Green, aged W
years.
HENSLER-Entered into eternal rest
on Tuesday, November 8, 1905 alter
long and painful illness, Joseph Hen
sler, jr., beloved husband OF Amalia
Hensler (nee Rohr1g) IN MS ooth year;
Services, to which relatives anu
friends and all the various orSaniza-
tions which he was a member of are
respectfully invited, Will be heia az
hts late residence, Nc. lot Hamburg
r1-sI-.y hJnUafnhar e. lHUS. at
s D. m. Interment in
Cemetery at convenience OF the ia'h-
lily. Kindly omit flowers.
MARCSIN-On November 4, 1908, Anna
beloved wife of Stephan Marcsin'
aged SO years, 81 Lawrence street
MESSERsCHMIDT = Suddenly, on
"Wednesday. November 4, 1908, at his
late residence, SO Wickliffe street,
Gottlieb Messerschmidt, aged 70 years
7 months 70 days, beloved husband OF
Caroline C. Messerschmidt tnee well
deIe).
RTINHARD-On Tuesday, November
2. 1908. Henry S. Reinhard, beloved
son Of Anna M. and the late Jonn a.
Reinhard. aged 45 years 5 months IL
days.
Relatives and friends of the family,
also members of Newark Lodge NO.
q. 3. p. o. E., the Republican Indian
League Republican County Commit.
tee, Passaic River Yacht Club and
all other societies of which the az
ceased was a member are kindly IN
vited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his mother, No AZ CO.
lumbia avenue, on Friday, November
6. at Q D., n. Interment In paramount
Cemetery.
SMITH-On Wednesday, November H.
1908, Edwin, husband of Lydia a.
Smith, in his 10th year.
TIMMONS-At Morristown, N. j., on
November 3, 1908. Sarah j, wife OF
James c.. Timmons, 45 Washington
street.
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JERSEY GIRL DIES
ON THE WAY TO
MOTHERS BURIAL
WIS H. J
Parent and Child, of Wading
River, to Be Buried at
Same Time.

TUCKERTON, Noy. 5.-Instead Of at
tending the funeral of her mother, as
originally planned, Miss Florence Col
decker, of Wading River, but who has
been residing at Philadelphia, during
the last few years, viii be borne to the
grave at the same time as her mother.
Her mother was found dead In her
bed Sunday, and she came home to at
tend the funeral, when she was sud-
denly taken sick and soon died.
1t is said the daughters illness was
brought on by peanuts, which she had
eaten on Halloween night in P~hiladel-
phia. They are the wife and daughter
of Charles Goldecker, of Wading River.