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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-11-26
Do Not Fail to Vote With
Each Ten Cents Worth
You Buy i'm Any
Department

1. Health Merry-Go-Round with Music Box
attached.
2 Lnrge No. Slide, for a dozen boys.
B. Large Miniature Farm Wagon, double bed.
4. Large double Auto, with rubber tires.
s. "FIying Dutchman", two seated, rubber
tires.
g. Buckeye Electric stereopticon and Slides.
Z. Police Patrol Wagon, No. 1, makes fun.
8. Columbia Automobile with rubber tires.
g. Large size "Irish Mail" Auto, Exerciser.
10. Cyclone Auto Wagon, like wind.
II. Large Automobile with rubber tires.
H. "Irish Mail" Auto, makes fast time.
49, Buckeye Electric stereopticon with Slides.
II. Strong Steel Racer, fun maker for two
10. A Humpty Dumpty Circus, complete.
49, Large Size VeIocipede, with rubber tires.
H. Badger Coaster Wagon, with brakes.
49, Large VelOcipede, leather seat
49, Miniature Train, Engine, Coaches and Track.
20. Real Printing Press with print cards.
Il ..Gordon Cup" Toy Automobile. winds by
spring
o. Complete Race Track, revolving track.
%. Weeden steam Engine, runs by real steam.
"a. Magic Lantern, complete with slides.
%. Weeden Steam Engine, interesting toy.
20. Soldier Outfit, Helmet, Cap, Gun.
~. Soldier Outfit, complete tey militia.
2s Weeden Steam Engine by real steam.
20. Fireman Outfit, Helmet, AK, Horn, etc.
30 Fireman Outfit, Helmet, AK, Horn, etc.
81. Largest size Tool Chest, complete set,
g. steam Engine, interesting to play with.
3d. German Musical Flute, plays any tune.
"a. Large Metal Edge sheep-skin Drum
50. Boys Tool Chest, complete assortment.
80. good sheep skin Drum, full sound.
81 steam Engine, n kind TINT will
IS. Large Writing Desk with drawers
30. A sheep Skin Drum with metal edge.
40. A Sheep Skin Drum with metal edge.
IL Largest size Yacht, this complete.
AZ. WeedeB Steam Engine, complete apparatus.
AZ. weeden Steam Engine, complete apparatus
"A. sure enough Banjo, will sound any tune.
AZ. r.. H. Racer, with rubber tires.
40. E. n. Go Steel Racer with rubber tires.
az. One of Weeden's, steam Engines, complete.
As. Yacht, one that goes smooth water.
40. Another Weeden steam Engine, complete.
so. Boys smooth Writing Desk, for study.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
DIE D

AuSTIN-sept. is, Henry Austin. aged
SO. of Detroit, father OF Albert Aus
tin and bertha Ely. Notice OF flu
neral from Welmers undertaking
rooms. corner Michigan and Hum
boldt. later.
DAHNkE,-sept. Is. at his home. IIls
Van Dyke-aye.. Henry f.. beloved
husband Of Elsie Dahpke, father Of
Ester. and brother OF William J.,
Fred. John Dahnke, Mrs. George Max
well. and Mrs. Steve Stevenson, ag cd
"a years. Funeral Friday at p. m.
from residence.
DINAN--Mrs. Catherine. relict OF tho
late Michael +. Oman. and mother Of
NJ. W., James r., John r., Michael T.
Oman. and Mrs Joseph Hensberger
Funeral Saturday at $3.50 from rest
dence, "a Abbott-st.. and ct. Aloysius
church at n IN.
DUPONT-Sept. Is, 1908. at his resi-
Dupont. aged IS years. Funeral ser
vices from house Friday afternoon at
o'clock. Burial private.
FLANERY-Sept. 16. at her home, sos
Macomb-et. Jane. beloved wife Of
Patrick J. Flanery mother OF Mary,
Cornelius. John, Mathew. Maggie. Jo-
seph, Edward. and Fred Flanery
later. Cleveland papers please copy
LANE--Sept le. 1908. at residence. AS
Trumbull-ave. Daniel. beloved hus-
band of susan Lane. brother Of
James. George and William Z. Lane
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MILwARD-Sept. Is. 1908. Henry c.
Milward. At his late residence. SsI
wILCOX-At her residence. cas- Fourth
ave. Sept. Is. Beulah NJ Wilcox
widow OF the late Charles Wilcox
Notice of funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
JUDGE C CARPENTER
FOR FARRELL
RETIRING SUPREME JUDGE FAv-
ORs FORMER CLERKS CAN
DIDACY.

Judge William J.. Carpenters resi8-
nation from the supreme bench, OF the.
state took effect yesterday. and. begin
ming this morning. he viii be at ris
desk in the law offices OF Dickinson.
Stevenson. Cullen. Warren a Butzei.l
with which arm he has affiliated him
self.
One OF his first acts after again be-
coming private citizen was to dictate
the Following letter to a number or MS
friends In Detroit anent the candidacy
or Thomas +. Farrell for county clerk
Il take the liberty trust you Will
not think IL unwarranted liberty--fn
writipg you respecting the candidacy
or Thomas +. Farrell for the nomina-
ton upon the Republican ticket for the
ofhce OF county clerk. When Mr.. Far
rell was mere boy he entered my Of
flee as clerk He remained with me for
several years. By his fidelity and CT
hciency he won my confidence. By his
genial nature he endeared himself to
me. We thus became and we have al
ways continued TO be close friends. I
am sure that he possesses every essen
tial qualification for the office To which
he aspires and, that IL he obtains IL, he
will faithfully perform all Its duties.
1t will please me very much If you can
aid him.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
BIRTHS

BOYS
Frank Schemansky. $40 Frederick
Paul kwiatkowsky, 65S Warren
Joseph kolar, 1884 JOS. Campau
Narcotic DZubiek. 56S Hancock east.
sam Frindaro. 80 Larned.
Giuseppe fietfo,- f4-Ghnse
vito Lebraggio, 20 Chene
Ira owen Taft, 1O2 Seward
Eyed Saghy, ~ Vanderbilt.
lmre Bokor. 2270 Jefferson
Mike III. Sanyiszlo Il Mekin
Henry Juecy. 1909 81. Aubin.
Hugh Daniel Jones, 4S3 McDougail
Wladyslaw SohoZynski, 100 Hastings.
Joseph Passalaqua, l04 Catherine.
Albert Buck. 2i37 Krupp.
Julius Brock. 500 Green
Flo Gerald Tyler 400 Kirby east
Joe Diamond 327 Montcalm.
Joe Mahnofr. sos Alfred
William Hotnacki. $50 Dubois
GIRLS
lgnatius Franckowiak, 1888 St Aubin
Albert Sltwinski. csc Willis
Louis Sipykiesy. Sl5 Rivard
Ignatius Grzyinsky. 96T Riopelle
Charles Sour. 76T Riopelle
Alphonse dek erkhone, 453 Franklin
Jean Smolen, 5S2 Kirby.
Albert Socha. AL Theodore.
Henry Wredc 65l Ferdinand
Mike Bocci. 3S1 Rowena
Charles SchlaR, 900 Glynn-ct
Eugene LeMarr. l343 Vinewood
William H. Rattray. 1896 Twenty
fourth.
Aaron Behavsky, asa Hastings.
Mike Sansone. 1869 Fort
Harry Weinberg, 173 Benton.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
CREATORE CONTINUES
TO ATTRACT CROWDS

Another large audience greeted
Creatore and his band In the Wayne
casino Wednesday night when he gave
Verdi program. Thursday night two
new works will be offered for the first
time, selection from Pagliacci and
the Italian caprice by Tschaikowsk.
Several automobile parties attended
the concert last night.
The program for Thursday night fol-
lows: Part /. March, THE Leader"
Creatore; overture, Light Cavalry"
Suppe; Ronde d'Amour, Won Wester-
bout; grand selection, "Pagliacci,"
Leoncavallo; a prologue; b, Scena
and Chorus OF the Bells C. Scena and
finale. Act. 1, d. intermezzo; e, chorus.
Presto affretiamoci; (, Minuetta and
Serenat OF Arlecchino; &. Scena.
comica, duet and finale. Solos by
Sigs. DeMitris, Rossi and Pallaria-
Part q Waltz, Blue Danube"
Strauss: II Wish l Had a Girl" LIE
Boy; minuet (for reeds only. Boo
cherini; Italian vaprice, Tschai-
kowsky
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
FOREST FIRES AGAIN
THREATEN ANNEX

CALUMET, Mich, Sept. 17.-Ah-
meek, a mining town five miles north
OF Calumet. was threatened with de-
struction by forest fires again today.
The flames broke out afresh, and IL
the wind should rise widespread dam
age Is certain.
Obijaway, few miles further
north, reported also great anxiety.
Fires extending over so miles Of tim
Der land had broken out again In
Houston and Kewanee counties. North
of Green Bay. and extending as far
as Marinette and Menominee, fires
were starting afreshC and mills and
lumber yards were threatened.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
Suspected Of Foruery.

Louis Sett, alias Harry Block, Is
locked up In the central station on
suspicion of forgery. 1t Is alleged
that he stole four blank checks from
the Drake Law Book Co, with offices
in the Wayne county bank building.
One of them, made out for SIS and
signed Harry Block. he left with the
Detroit Hotel as security for board
and lodging. the police say. The po-
lice are holding the check for evidence
In case a warrant Is issued against
Satt. Satt is % years old. gives his
occupation as that OF salesman and
SAYS his home Is in Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
NOTABLES DISCUSS
THE WORLDS PEACE

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE worlds
peace was discussed today by the
ter-Parliamentary union. composed
of representatives OF 10 of the worlds
parllaments, which met this morning
In the chamber OF the reichstag.
Prince Won Buelow made the well
coming address In behalf of the gov
eminent. He said that the delegates
would find sympathetic appreciation of
their aims.
Rep. Richard Bartholda, president OF
the American group OF delegates. was
elected one Of the vice-presidents OF
the union
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
Daily Death Lis:

Arthur Rutz year PSI St Joseph;
whooping cough.
David Il. Cletterbuck. / month, 232
Sixth. asthenia.
L.adialaus Normal months. l4g
Hammond. spasms
James c. Mclean. 40 years, Harper
hospital; Inquest pending
Wlodzimierz. Gizinski. SO years, ass
Frederick: lobar pneumonia
Sophia Pinsack, III months. 925 Rio
pelle; marasmus.
Alice Murray. SO years, 1874 West
Grand blvd; pulmonary tuberculosis.
Matilda Comstock. II years, SO
Eighteenth: cerebral hemorrhago
August Muhme, IS years 754 Seven
teenth: senility
Lucien Mckenzie. SO years. 4e4 Tween
ty-ffth: apoplexy.
Louisa Leacknedt. IS years. 1902 JEFF
ferson west senility.
Mary f. Howes. 81 years, 1914 Beau
bien. valvular disease OF the heart
Helen Gofda House, year, aeo ST
Aubin; cerebro spinal meningitis
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
Cardinal Pleased With Visit.

LONDON. Sept. 17.-Cardinal Van
nutelli, papal legate TO England, who
presided over the recent eucharistic
congress-. left this morning for Rome.
In addressing a large number OF Cath
ollcs who had gathered on the rail
way platform to see him of. the car.
dinal said he was highly delighted
with his visit and that he would In.
form the pope that. despite the atti-
tude OF few irresponsible bigots. the
feeling OF the English nation toward
the Pope and the eucharistic congress
was excellent and that the heart OF
England beat only for liberty.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
Marriage Licenses

81.
James II. Gill. 2i. Detroit; Alice
Elchlson, 20. Hamtramck
81 ''1''
Syrenus Cascaddan. II. Windsor; Lu-
ian Hyerson, "a. Simcoe. Ont.
, Archie Hallock. q. Highland Park.
Margaret Campbell. %. Bad Axe
IS.
otto Lii. %. Emma Barnosky, 81
Arthur Van Acker %: Susanna WILL
Jams, 81.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
For Circuit
Court Commissioner
Second Term
G. Nico|

national Negro organization strongly
urges Negroes to vote for Bryan as
rebuke TO the Republican party for
its control by corporations, its APP
provaI OF lilly whiteism" in the south.
its failure to enforce the fourteenth
and fifteenth constitutional amend
ments and its stand in regard to the
Brownsville incident.
The Ninth Ward Bryan club will
hold a meeting Saturday evening at
No. SO Chene-st. Among the speak
ers will be Mayor VIM. B. Thompson,
VIM. d. Mahon, candidate for con-
gress: Justice Il. j. Jeffries and Aid.
Louis T. Tossy.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
How 70 Get Strono

p ]. DAILY, of 1247 w. Congresses
Chicago. tells Of n way TO become
strong: He says: MY mother who
is told and was very feeble. Is derry.
ing so much benefit from Electric pit.
ters, that feel it's my duty 10 fell
those who need a tonic and strength.
ening medicine about II. In my moth.
er's case a marked gain in flesh has
resulted. insomnia has been overcome
and she is steadily growing strong.
err" Electric Bitters quickly remedy
stomach, liver and kidney complaints.
Sold under guarantee at f. G. Kinzei.
Central Drug Co. Gray & Worcester's
drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
MEETING NOTICES.

AsHIAR LODGE No. 81. Il. a A. NJ
Second degree Thursday at y. IN.
Fred J. Lawrence. Sec.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17

Michigan Genital Annual Excursion.
From the North. Sept Gath: I5-day
excursion from Mackinaw and inter-
mediate points In the Lower Peninsula
TO Detroit and Port Hu-on. at very
low rates.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
ron INSTRUMENTATION

A big load kindling wood. s2.bo: hard
wood, So: blocks. y276; economy nut.
"a; lump $4.50 for kitchen stover
and laundry. HoughteD- krenck
Coal Co. Both phones.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
PER Al.
Artistic Hair Goods

The largest assortment OF Switches
Pornpa dours Wigs. Toupees. Trapstor-
nations Coronation Braids Turban
Puts, Duchess Curls. Hair Rolls, Nets
and Wool Crepe TO choose from. at
prices that are honest and right
MADAME Lorraine KENNEDY.
"a moor. Partridge a. Blackwell's store.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17

A Lake shore freight car, standing
near the kirby-avo. freight shed.
was broken open Wednesday night
and so copper ingots were stoken
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17

A SECOND HAND candy OUTFIT. slab
furnace kettles and small tools c.
IL. b. Gallagher a. Co. 1913 Jefferson
ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR,
for Special Edition. Only ex-
perienced solicitors need apply.
Advertising Dept. The Detroit
Times. Il
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17

AM YOUNG PERSON Desiring . good
position can get one after compiet-
Ing one OF our courses Day and
eilitiss are positively unequaied tn
Michigan. Detroit Business Univer-
sity, ii-2i Wilcox-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17

DR. Chas. f. Kuhn. member OF the
hosr "a of education from the Third
ward has taken up the cudgels In be.
hal, OF Or. Morgan Parker. candidate
for sheriY. In reply TO the insinua,
lions that have been made that
parker has opened a barrel" he
saws: Referring to the statement Of
County Auditor Milton Oskman. APP
nearing in a morning paper. relative
to the expenditure OF money TO OBJ
tain the nomination for sheriff, | wish
10 inform him that Morgan Parker has
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17

loo Weiss. in running for county
- has his record az a legislator
70 stand on. He led the movement
70 make Labor day holiday and the
blower bin for the protection OF metal
pollshers and other metal workers was
carried through by him. He got the
- baIfholiday bill through. and
also a bin to have seats provided for
female S employees in stores. He was ac-
tive in getting the power for the city
to run municipal electric lighting
miami His biggest fight was that for
20 pl'.' s,,.,1 service bin which would have
Installed the merit system in the pub
i,o service This was defeated In spite
Of OF hi his valiant efforts. through jeal.
ousies arising from the senatorial
1gbt The list OF good legislation that
Weiss has proposed or supported COM
nr,ses practically all the popular meas
pres that came before the legislature
during his time there.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-17

conducted clean and sane campaign.
The fnsinuation that much more
mnney- has bean -SPaat-by-h him than by
other candidates is entirely false. The
lavish display OF campaign bill boards,
hugh signs. dodgers, programs. but.
tons. mirrors. horse covers. etc. en-
deavoring to influence voters for
Geo. T. Castor Is the talk OF the city.
Mr.. Oakman need not fear the proba.
BILE defeat Of Morgan Parker in conse-
quence OF a barrel being opened for
him. The citizens Of Wayne county
can judge for themselves as 10 the
merits OF the candidates"
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
FOR SALE.

Saturday, 1:30 D. m., a the Hammond Auction House, 2; South First Ave, we will sell a! usual a general lot of household fur niture, consisting of in part a new 101a X121a Administer Art Square Writing Desk. Parlor Table, Beds Chavel Dresser, Commode, Chairs Tables, etc, horses, harness, saddle, buggy, wheels, guns, etc. Send 1T all you wish sold. We guarantee highest prices. Hammond, Auction eer, Tel. Red All.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

YOU CAN sleep cool-roof sleeping rooms; eat well-home cooking, spe-
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

FOR RENT-Small furnished house; plenty of shade. Call Il w. Wash ington, up stairs
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

eer, Tel. Red All.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

WANTED-Residenc with one or more lots, near Five Points. Box 727. Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received at office of D. w. Willard, Architect, S16 Fleming Block, until 2 o'clock p. m., August 4th, for construction of a two story addition to the brick building on N. w. corner of Center and Jefferson streets, Phoenix -
 Plans and specifications may be ob- tained at said officI.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

FOR RENT-The coolest rooms in Phoenix, at the VendOme, opposite Elks Theater, between 3rd and 4th ayes, on West Washington st; rooms clean and well furnished; plenty of porch room for sleeping out; all mod ern conveniences. Day, week or month; summer rates.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
FOR RENT

Four nicely furnished rooms with nice large screen room. city water. bath, gas and electric lights, silver ware and linen furnished and water paid by the landlady, for $25 per month. Good shade and house in good location.
 Furnished and unfurnished rooms and houses in all parts of the city on application.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
FOR SALE

Two lots In Capitol Addition for $4O0, easy payments, S5 down and $5 per month takes the two lots.
 Lot on East Jefferson street close in for $350, easy payments.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

WANTED-To borrow s750 on $5.5O0
 gilt edge negotiable paper See J. l.. Irwin. II N. 1st ave.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A poultry farm. apply at room 10, National Bank of Arizona building. GOOD pasture for rent; good Holstein COW for sale. Seaton, a4 mile east of Indian school.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

FOR RENT-Nice suite furnished
 rooms; s15 per month. J. l.. Irwin, No. II North First avenue
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
7Our completely furnish-

FOR RENT-Four completely furnish ed clean, north, shady. housekeep- ing rooms, gas range, electric lights, porcelain bath, fine large screen. etc. 359 North Third Ave.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04

Mrs A. H. Stokes. at her suburb
an home west of the city, yesterday
entertained twelve ladies at a very
handsomely appointed tea.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
WILL MEET
ONCE MORE

Last night the committee appoint
ed by the Chamber of Commerce di-
rectorate to make a thorough inves-
| tigation of the proposition made re-
garding the electric railway line by
Messrs. DevereuX and Sunderlin
held it's meeting, and carefully went
over every section of the notice of
application for a franchise, which
notice embodies the odinance which
the gentlemen desire passed by the
council granting them the franchise.
Many phases of the proposition
Were discussed at length, and it was
decided to make a number of sug-
gestions and requests of Mr.. Dever-
euX The latter was not present at
the meeting last night, being out of
the city. He will return to Grand
junction today, and tonight another
meeting will be held by the commit
tee at which Mr.. Devereux will in
all probability be present.
The committee will make no op-
position to the proposition-only
suggesting few changes in some of
the provisions of the proposed fran
chise ordinance.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04

Genuine Panama Hats, So, at
Loeffler's.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
Rare business Opportunity.

A nice clean stock of general mer-
chandise goods, invoicing about So.
900, store fixtures, building, ware
house, cellar. 7-room residence,
household furniture and " acre of
ground in a nearby country town for
sale.
This store is doing about s1,750
worth of business each month. of
which over one-half is cash. Good
opportunities for more than doubling
the volume of business in a short
time. Profits good and the country
prosperous.
If taken before June 15, a liberal
discount will be made. If not taken
before that time, the goods will be
sold at public auction. as the pres
ent owner has purchased a large
mercantile business in the eastern
part of the state and must take pos
session by July 1.
The books are open for inspection
to any bona fide prospective pur-
chaser.
$4,000, cash down, will swing this
proposition. We can recommend this
to anyone to whom it might appeal,
and, if it interests you, inquire at
once, for it may go any day, as it is
very desirable opportunity and
certainly will not remain open very
long. w. S. Wallace, $50 Main
street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
HE TALKS
OF FRUIT

Fruit raising has proved so prof
liable on the western slope and the
ground has showed itself SO willing
to grow fruit trees if given the en-
coura cement of a little water, that
some of the new settlers are plant
ing trees in the raw, native soil,
without waiting to clear up the land
they have purchased.
According to Clarence A. Lyman,
the land man, who has just returned
from a trip to the western slope,
who is planting apple trees right
among the sage brush, says the DoI-
yer Republican.
"This man had tract of about
5 acres" said Mr.. Lyman yesterday,
''and he had run three fu rows right
down among the sage bru ,, and was
setting out his trees there. He will
bring the water to them ana iH0o -
back and grub out the sage brush
when he gets time.
81 also took look at the 1000
acre tract near Iona that V. u. Reed
of Colorado Springs intends to make
into the largest individual orchard
in the world. He has about 800
acres leveled off and planted in ap-
pies now, and will go right ahead
and plant the other 700 acres in the
same kind of trees. There is a ditch
to each individual tree, and the en-
tire orchard is laid out with abso-
lutely mathematical accuracy. The
discovery of the system for heating
an orchard with smudge buckets in
time of danger from frost has en-
couraged the fruit growers to such
an extent that the orchard industry
is booming more than ever
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
BOY MEETS
AWFUL END

A cloud of sorrow was cast
over Palisade last night as u re-
suit of n tragic occurrence that
cost the life of Leroy Camp
bell, aged 20, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Campbell. who
reside on n ranch in the upper
end of the valley.
1t seems that the young man had
been to Grand Junction for a wagon
load of grain. A friend was with
him.
As they were driving along. just
a mile or two this side of Palisade.
young Campbell pulled "A caliber
revolver from his belt and held it
in his hand for a few minutes. Pres
entity he started to return the revol-
Yer to his belt. The trigger must
have in some manner got caught on
the belt and the revolver was dis
charged. The heavy ball of the re-
volver found its way into the abdo-
men of young Campbell, inflicting
terrible and fatal injuries.
His young companion. Leslie
Charlesworth, gave the youth what
attention he could, and at the same
time drove into Palisade as rapidly
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04

Single driving horses, both stylish
and gentle. Rubber-tired buggies.
Moderate prices. The Blue Barn.
Phone junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04

Genuine Panama Hats, s5, at
Loeffler's.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-04
Young Campbell suf-

as possible. Young Campbell suf-
fered horribly.
Several physicians were sum-
moned. 1t was found that the large
intestine had been pierced in sew
eral places and that several other
fatal wounds had been made by the
bullet.
Every effort was made to save
Campbell's life. but all in vain. and
at about 9 pm. he passed away.
Only a few months ago young
Campbell suffered from an accident
which left him with three broken
ribs. Since that time he had been
forced to wear a wide leather belt,
and it was on this belt that the ham
mer of the revolver caught.
The young boy was conscious right
up to the time of his death. He ex-
planned the accident, and his state
ments were corroborated by his
young companion. He realized his
condition. and told the physicians
and the family that he could not
live.
The remains were taken in charge
by Undertakers jenkins and White
of Pal;sade, and this morning the re-
mains were sent to the old home at
Collbran, in the Plateau valley, for
burial.
No inquest was held over the body
as the death was purely accidental.
The deceased was 30 years and 10
months of age at the time of his
death.