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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
JAMES S. SHERMAN IS
TAFTS RUNNING MATE
Nominated For vice-Presldeut On the
First Ballot.
CONVENTIONS TASK IS COMPLETED.
Speaker Cannon Stirs Up Enthusiasm
During the Closing Hours-Guild
and Murphy Also Ran--Scattering
Votes for Fairbanks and Governor
Sheldon of Nebraska.
WHO VICE PRESIDENTIAL
NOMINEE is.

James Schoolcraft Sherman.
Born at Utica, N. Y, on Octo-
ber "a, 1855.
Son OF Richard and Mary Sher-
man.
Graduate from Hamilton Cal
lege in 1878.
Given degree of LII. ID. in 1908.
Admitted to bar in 1850.
Elected Mayor of Utica in 1884.
Made chairman of the Repub-
lican State Convention in 1895
and 1900.
Elected to Congress from
Twenty-third district of New York
in 1SS7.91.
Elected from the Twenty-hfth
district in 1S93-1903.
Elected from Twenty-seventh
district 10000.
President of the Utica Trust
and Deposit Company.
Lives at Utica, n. Y.
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of Taft unanimous; Senator Penrose,
for Knox, and Boutell, for Cannon.
and Henry. of Georgia, for Foraker,
and Wisconsin, for Lafollette, second
ed the motion Tor unanimous vote
TO the candidate. The vote was given
with a ringing cheer and then. with
shouts of exultation over the new
candidate, the convention adjourned
for the day.
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presIdent OF smith ResIgns.

Northampton, Mass, (Special).-
The resignation of L. Clark seelye'
who has been president of Smith Col
lege since it was founded. in 1873,
was announced by the trustees of the
institution. The reason given is that
Mr. seelye has reached the age of 20
years, at which time II has always
been his wish to retire A COM
mittee OF the trustees will confer
with President Seelye and request him
TO remain In Office
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
Carnegie Will BE A Judge.

New York Especially Andrew Car
aegie has consented to act as one of
the judges to award the Chester
Pugsley prize offered by the Lake
Mohonk Conference on international
arbitration for the best essay on in
ternational arbitration by an Ameri-
ca college student The other judges
are William J, Bryan. John w. Fos-
ter, Judge George Gray and President
Butler of Columbia University.
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ing and stirred from one emotion to
another, was in a fever Of expectancy
Tor the eliminating vote. The favor
lite sons of other States had been
named, save Knox and Lafollette,
and now on the roll-call came Ohio.
AS the Buckeye State was reached
the tail, guant form of Theodore r.
Burton, with studentlike face and
severe black clerical garb, advanced
10 the platform to nominate Ohio's
candidate. He spoke feryently, with
the singing voice of an evangelist,
which went ringing through the great
building The close of his speech OF
nomination was the signal for loosing
the long-pent-up feeling of the Taft
legions.
Instantly the Ohio delegates were
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
Engineer A Hero.

Washington, Pa. (Spocia) -
George Sullivan. an engineer at Bald.
win Mine. No. 4. of the Pittsburg
Coal Company here, was fatally scald-
ed when he courageously remained
at the throttle of his engine after
an S-inch steampipe had burst and
allowed cage containing 10 Elen to
safely descend $50 feet to the bot
tom OF the shaft. When the pipe
burst Sullivan was enveloped in
steam. and his hands. arms, and face
were literally cooked
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
KOREANS KILLED.
The Insurgents Murder OF Peaceful
Citizens.

Seoul, Korea (By Cable) Korea
is now divided into 800 districts,
each of which is provided with 30
auxiliary Korean gendarmes, COM
manded by a Japanese officer, and
telephone and telegraph connections.
Carefully collected and verified
statistics show that Korean insuT-
gents within the past eight months
have murdered S26 peaceful Koreans
who were members of tho pro-Japan-
ese Society and burned $50 houses,
with loss of $4,000 yen. In a num-
Der of cases entire crops were con-
fiscated and women assaulted.
The fact that Korean bandits have
killed many more Koreans than
Japanese in the same period, and,
it is believed, have completely ruined
many Koreans known to favor Japan
ese control. upholds the policy Of the
present Korean cabinet.
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Lafollette of Wisconsin, 20 votes,
for Charles E. Hughes of New York,
63 votes; for Philander C. Knox, OF
Pennsylvania, 6S votes, and for Will
liam II. Taft, of Ohio 702 votes.'
A great shout went up as Lodge
concluded his announcement and
with one accord the cohorts of Can
non and Knox and Hughes and the
other heroes Joined in a common
tribute for the candidate of the party
Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford for
Governor Hughes, leaping upon a
chair, moved TO make the nomination
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SECRETARY TAFT RESIGNS.
Roosevelt Names Luke L. Wright His
Successor.

Washington, d. c. Especially -
Announcement was made at the
White House. following the Cabinet
meeting, that William H. Taft had
resigned as Secretary OF War. to take
effect on Jule 80, and that Gen.
Luke e. Wright, of Tennessee, for
mer Governor of the Philippines and
formerly United States Minister to
Japan, has been appointed to succeed
him.
General Wright is now at his home
in Tennessee. but is expected to come
to this city several days before June
30, and will take up the duties OF
Secretary of War on July l. He is
gold Democrat. but has been highly
honored by the Roosevelt admins
tration
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

Chicago (Special) The nomina-
tion of William Howard Taft, the
climax of the Republican National
Convention of 1908, was effected
amid scenes of tumultuous enthusi-
asm and after q nerye-racking con-
tinuous session lasting nearly eight
hours. Tie whole city is given over
10 wild exultation in honor of the
new candidate, whose name goes
echoing through the country.
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Editor shoots Burglar.

Salisbury, n. c. Especial Franl,
Smith negro ex-conyict. was shot
and mortally wounded by w. H.
Stewart, newspaper editor. when
surprised In an attempt at burglary
IN the editors home. The negro es-
capped, but was found later at his
home with bullet in his stomach
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
THE VOTE.

The picture within the walls of
the vast amphitheater as the presi-
Dental candidate was named was one
truly grandiose in its magnitude. In
front, to the right and left, below
and above, the billowing sea of hu-
manity, restless after hours of wait
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Soldiers KIlIed Rx Yaauis.

Tucson. Arlz. (SpeciaD 1T is re-
ported that in fight between Yaqul
Indians and Mexican troops, at a wa
ter hole, between Guaymits and Her
mosillo. several Mexican soldiers were
killed. The troops are still pursuing
the Yaauls.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

Chicago Especially = With Con-
gressman James Sherman, of New
York, chosen as Vice Presidential
candidate and running mate of Sec
retary Taft, the Republican National
Convention of 1908 passed into his
tory. The final session lasted less
than two hours, adjournment with
out day being taken at 11.47 A. M.
Tho NotP.
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New Gun Invention.

Dion (By Cable) AN engineer
named Poneaux announces the inven-
ton of an electric gun, which with
out powedr or other explosives. is
caaahle Of firing 1900 shots minute
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Ambassador MN Received.

Berlin (By Cable) .--Ambassador
Viii was received In audience by the
German Empress. He was attended
BY the staff Of the embassy
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Congress, was enthusiastically ap-
plauded.
Mr.. Sherman's victory was an over
whelming one-S16 votes being the
total before his nomination was made
unanimous
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-31

Will OF Margaret l. Ballord, Can
ton, filed for probate.
In guardianship of Catherine l..
Blake, lrst account fled.
In guardianship of Fred and Ernest
Lauener first account filed.
In guardianship of Edward J. Le-
Beau, first account filed,
In estate of Samuel l.. Painter, final
account filed.
In estate of Ella Maude Grove, final
account filed.
In estate of Ann Kintfgh, first ac-
count filed.
In estate of Alexander Lamoth, final
account filed.
In estate of Benjamin Speicher, in
ventory and appraisement filed.
In estate of Ephraim Hostetter, sec
ond account filed.
In trusteeship of Owen L. Lewis,
first account filed.
In estate of George w. Neiswanger,
! first account filed.
| In estate of Hiram F. Schneider,
| final account filed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-31
COURT HOUSE
HEIRs ASK DAMAGES.

James F, Mckinley, Grace H Heidi,
Sarah Il. Duncan and Helen Mckinley
have filed an action In common pleas
court against Mary B. Barber. Mar
shall c. Barber, Ida Mckinley Cooper
Anna Allen, Mabel and Robert S.
Shields, administrator of the estate of
Abner Mckinley, to obtain possession
of the south half of lot So on which
the Mckinley block now stands at the
corner of South Market and East Sew
enth street and also for the coilec-
tion of $4,000 which the plaintiffs claim
defendants, Mary c. Barber and Mar
shall Barber have collected in rentals.
legal estate in the premises above de-
scribed and are entitled thereof and
that the defendants, Mary b. and Mar
shall G. Barber have unlawfully kept
the plaintiffs out of their possessions
Further that the defendants also since
May 26, 1907, have excluded the plain
tiffs from rentals, issues and profits
for which damages the plaintiffs ask
judgment in the sum of $4,000. The de-
PENDANTS, Anna Allen, Mabel Baer,
Robert S. Shields and Ida Mckinley
Cooper, also claim title but declined
to join plaintiffs In this action and
the latter asks that they be made
parties defendant and be compelled
to set up their respective claims. The
petition says that Mrs William Nc
Kinley came into the possession OF
the property in 1878, purchasing It
from James saxton, executor of the
estate of Helen Hazelett for the con-
Sideration OF $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cora A. Siffert to Myrtle l. Sicka-
foose, lot 7716 in Shorbs and Shan
afelt's addition to Canton, S41O0.
Emmor C. Walters and Margaret
Walters to Frank Long, part lot As in
John B. Miners addition to Mt. I'm
ion, SIPS.
Randall ]. Gouchnour to Charles
Lindacher, lot 14244, Canton, $500.
Mark Hambletons and Della Hamble-
ton to Blair Epperson, lot 1904, Can
ton, 81.
Charles F. Deltzer sold and convey
ed by Sheriff B. Frank Wilson to Jes-
sic Ringer, lot 25 in Mapleton, 1867.
John Deal to William H. Venting,
part of southwest quarter Of section
80, Sugar Creek township, 5000.
Hannah Brown and Samuel G..
Brown to Eusebe Lanlielle, part lot
261, Canton, 81.
Edgar c. Lynn and Harriet H. Lynn
to Ida M. Swan, lots 1S9 and 100 in
Grand View Heights, Canton, SIPS.
R. w. Cook to Charles M. Hoffman,
lot 9O52 in Ralph w. Cooks addition
to Canton, $225.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-31
EAST eREENvILLE.

East Greenville, Dec. 29-The inter-
mediate department of our public
schools held an entertainment on
Thursday afternoon under the super
vision of Miss Cora Kelterer, teacher.
The following program was rendered.:
Song. school; recitation, Welcome;
"A New Bonnet" Thomas Lewis, Lii
liam Booth, Helen Thomas, Luretta
Yost Mary Beitman; song, "Sleepy
Poppies," primary; ''Froggie was a
Dandy" Verne Scher, Ivan Eckroad
Eddie Jones, VIM. Prethroe, Heber
Mftten, Joe Mertes, Davy Davis, Chas.
James; dialogue, What is Xmas,
Gladys Bremen, Edna Shaub, Wanda
Owens, Madge Kreiger, Bernice Ed
wards; recitation, Vera Evans; song
MILLER Boy" Gerald Owens, Alquin
Roger, John Morgan, Clayton Ickes
Russell Ickes, Stanford Richard; reci-
tation, Mary Keller; dialogue, play
ing Truant," John Morgan, Gerald
Owens; recitation, Brown and Blue
Eyes" Celestine Wrinkle; Mary Mas
ters, Gladys Garman; song, school;
recitation, seven girls. dialogue, Victor
Morgan, Roy Reimer, John Aston
Robley Evans; recitation, Madge Kei-
ger; dialogue, Elizabeth Waisner
Blanche Indermill; song, school.
Mrs. Geneva Jackson, of Alliance
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Chas. Graybill
Mrs. Aaron Davis and family, oi
Youngstown, are visiting relatives anG
friends.
Mrs Thomas Collier and Mrs. JohI
Kantenberger went to Summerdale or
Thursday to spend Christmas witt
John Thomas and family.
Miss Mary Jones, Miss Esther Jones
and Mrs. Sarah Molar, of Barberton
are spending the holidays with Ste
phen Richard and family.
Miss Cora Ketterer, teacher in oul
public schools. is spending her week!
vacation Ill Mt. Eaton.
Mrs. VIM. Master, of Alliance, il
taking care of her mother, who hal
been very sick.
| There was a social gathering at thu
home of Jacob Eckroad, south of towr
on Tuesday evening. The evening wal
spent in vocal and instrumental mu
sic. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dague, Geo
Dague, May DagGe, Calvin Dague
John Everitt and wife, Jacob Everit
were present.
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SPARTA.

Sparta, Dec. 29.--Charles Black, OF
Cleveland, spent several days last
week at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. oliver Black.
A. B. Klay, of Lima, was in town
Thursday.
Prof. A. X. Buell. IS spending his
holiday vacation at the home of his
parents in Guernsey county.
John Howenstine and daughter, Mrs
Secrist, of Canton, were In town Mon.
day and called on James Sanford, who
is still quite ILL.,
John A. Burnheimer rendered his,
resignation as township trustee an
their regular meeting Saturday, which
was accepted Business matters pre-
vented him from attending to the du-
ties of the Office in as efficient a man
ner as he desired. hence his reslgna-
ton.
Rev. T.. A. Keyser and wife re-
turned to their home at. Somerton.
Saturday.
DIR. w. s. earns and wife, of Canton,
were Sparta visitors Sunday.
The Epworth League will give an
oyster supper at the Rice-Esterly hall
Thursday evening.
William Baughman is still unable to
walk on account of injury to his
ankles resulting from his recent fall.
! Charles Brookens and wife, of waco,
were in town Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ed. F'ailor and daughter Ma
jorie, returned home Saturday after
several days visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. earns, at Canton.
Work on the grade for the tile roof
ing plant is progressing finely. Ed.
Failor is overseer at present.
AL. Yant is home with his family
after working several months in Penn
sylvania for the Ohio Oil company.
Mrs. James c. Burnheimer is spend
ing few days with her father, Jamr
Sanford.
Mr.. Mccarthy. of Mt. Union.
spending his holiday vacation with
Donald Brown at this place.
Miss Iva Gockley, Of Canton, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Ks'sse-s
| Sunday, 49,
Mr.. Kellsy. Of Ravenna, O., spel
several days last week with frten
in town.
Levi aockley, Of Canton. was
town Monday.
William Mauer spent Sunday wi
friends at Uhrichsville.
Miss Mabel Smith visited Mono
afternoon and night with Mrs. J. \
Kinney at Canton.
Charles Maurer called on friends !.
Smoketown Sunday.
Mrs. Rottsted has received word
that her sister in Now York state Ia
very sick.
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HoSTETTER DISTRICT.

Hostetter District, Dec. 29-Daniel
Haynam and family took Christmas
dinner with Mrs. Haynam's brother,
William Baughman.
Lem Harsh and family were guests
at Henry Haynams Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Glass and
daughter, Kathryn, visited over
Christmas at David Crowl's.
Miss Maud Crowl has been spending
a week with her sister. Mrs. Laura
Stuckey, of Paris.
David Sutton called on home folks
Tuesday.
Samuel Swartz and family of Maple
ton, visited Saturday and Sunday at
Charles Haynam's.
William Orwick, wife and child and
Lea Walker and family spent Friday
at Wesley Orwicks.
William Huston and family and
William Courtney and wife and
daughter, Lena, of Salem, spent
Christmas at Carson's.
DR.. Betz and family, of Minerva,
visited Sunday with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Heston.
Charles Betz and family, with Mr.
and Mrs. William Courtney, visited
Saturday at Maurice Betz'.
John Haynam's were town callers
Saturday.
Emmett and Ralph Newcomer call
ed at Charley Haynam's Friday.
Harvey Haynam and family visited
with his brother, Charley Monday.
Daniel Crowl has purchased the AL
fred Barrick property III Minerva.
James Weatherspoon has rented the
Tomilson farm east of Bayard and
will move there this spring.
Daniel Haynam had a very Serious
attack of acute indigestion Friday
night, but is recovering nicely.
Edgar Crowl and wife, of Minerva
spent Christmas at David Crowl's.
Prof o. w. Kurtz and wife, o
Bedford, visited with Mrs. Kurtz's
brother, James Elliott, Saturday.
Miss Lillian Hawkins, our schoo
teacher, left Tuesday evening for hel
home at Rochester, Mich, to spent
| her vacation.
Miss Lena Courtney, of Salem, Il
visiting among relatives in our dis
trict this week.
Miss Mary Carson left over the w
& L. E, Saturday evening for Jewett
| to visit week with her neice, Ethe
| Hilbert,
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Canton from Thursday until Saturday
when he went to New Philadelphia,
where he was member of house
party over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker and
children. Of Wheeling, w. Va, are
spending the holiday season with her
mother, Mrs Marx Gregg.
The following employees of the rub
Der factory, spent the holiday vacation
at their homes: Miss Laura Geyer, al
Canton; Earl Marsh at Massillon;
Gertrude Able, at Wooster; Pearl Yo-
der, at Shanesville; Miss Lou Myers
at Akron; Mabel Guerrin at Akron;
Mr. and Mrs Henry Beltz and daugh-
, ter at Akron.
John Reed, OF Union township, who
was sentenced to year in jail on No
vember IL for assisting prisoner to
escape from Jail, was paroled on Tues
day by the probate judge.
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PARIS.

Paris, Dec. 29-The Christmas SER
vices at the Reformed and Lutheran
churches we're largely attended
Mn. and Mrs. Joseph Myers, of Berg
holz, spent several days with MIR. ant
Mrs. John Lautzerheiser.
The Woman's Missionary society
will give an oyster supper in the Sum
day school room of the Reformed
church New Years eve from to o
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Foltz, of Mapletop
spent Christmas at the home of theiS
son, Homer
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Maurer, OF
Bergholz spent Christmas with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Coleman.
Thomas Raber will hold services at
the Stone Pile Sunday evening. Chas.
Myers will assist with the singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Conrad, OF
Canton. spent Sunday with Mrs. Lewis
Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherl Haines, of Alli-
| ance, visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Haines oser Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bair and family;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bair and family; Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bair and Mr. and
Mrs. Harmon Bair spent Christmas
day with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robson
of Alliance.
The Sunday schools OF our town
elected their officers and teachers for
| the ensuing year Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shearer visited
his parents Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. O. Hange spent Sun,
day with Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sponsel
| Ter.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Smith and baby,
of Sebring, spent Christmas here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Oyer gave recep-
ton dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Oyer Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McLain, of Berg
holz, spent Xmas here.
Sneak thieves were busy at work IL.
our town Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ramsyer and
family spent Christmas with her
mother, Mrs. Shaffer, of Canton.
Rev. Hange will hold services Sun
| day evening.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

South Randolph, Dec, 28-Mr. and
Mrs. Ira A. Brumbaugh were the
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Brumbaugh, Of this place Sun
day.
Mrs Amanda Himebaugh was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. F. Schooner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Himebaugh
since Christmas and returned home
Sunday evening.
Israel Steffy, who was on the sick
list for a few days. is able to be out
again.
Jerry Krider, who has been saving
the timber out of a woods near Co
iumbus returned last Thursday and
intends to do some saving in this
neighborhood.
Elton Smith was to Hartville Satur-
day.
The entertainment held by the
Brumbaugh school, District No. IL, OF
Randolph township, was well Nfiend-
ed
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subscribers to a farm paper printed
In a western city. These men have
hit on a new scheme for getting sub
scribers and seem to be making good
at it.. They collect $i.00 cash In ad-
vance for which they take picture
of your house, yourself and wife.
children, II any, your horses, cows,
calves, sheep, hogs, pigs. ducks, chick
en-, geese, turkeys, In fact all or any
thing the proprietor owns and cares
to round up within the focus OF the
camera. The photo Is framed and
presented you together with their
periodical for one year. Can you
beat it?
The arrival Saturday morning at
! the home of Frank wise of another
Wise boy by the stork route came a
little late as an Xmas gift This is
the fourth male descendant in direct
line of this Wise family with no girls
to jar the line.
The family moving on the Butler
farm, north of town, have what they
think case of injustice against the
school board of the township AL
though in the Stroup school district
one-half mile north they want to
send their children to the graded
school here IA miles, but are told,
mo ROOM" Mr.. Lytle across the road
sends his there but was granted per-
mission before the crowding began.
So our new citizen says he won't send
them anywhere and the truant officer
Is scratching his head, sore perplexed
as to his duties.
| Miss Minnie Sahlie, southwest Of
Atwater made Wise selection Thurs
day at Ravenna when she married
Addison Wise, of Luckey, Wood coun-
| ty, o. Whether a lucky move OF not
at any rate the happy young couple
will make Luckey their home after
| Tuesday of this week. Though Addi-
son made Minnie Wise, its her opin-
ion she won't do a thing to him but
make him happy.
Probably the largest funeral In
! Limaville for years was that Sunday
at IL o'clock of Will Wiles, 23, at his
home 12 miles south of Limaville,
killed Tuesday night by being run
down by an engine north of the depot
at Alliance. He lived until Wednes-
day morning. He was in the employ
of the Adams Express company hav-
ing begun with them August 1st last.
The funeral was delayed on account
of the total prostration of a sister,
Maggie, who has been almost a moth
er to him since the loss of his moth
er years ago. Another sister and two
brothers and u father survive him.
Burial was beside his mother at Lii
| mayilie,