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I n d
round the burning structure. Hppnr.
emily unconscious OF the pending dan
ger from falling walls. Many parents
X who Ind children In the opera house
are pacing 10 and fro. almost mad.
dencd by the awful sight.
a Night of Anguish.
Tho nigh, was one OF wniling and
anguish. The shtcks OF mothers WHO
\ had rushed to the scene as soon as
they learned Of the fire was pitiful.
AZ the night wore on tho crowds sur.
rounding the building grew to such
proportions that 1t wac almost in1pos-
sible for the police force. which had
hecn augmented by d score Of men from
poitstown and Reading. to keep the
people back. one woman, who said
she had lost her entire family In the
theatre, was with difficulty restrained
from throwing herself into tile flames
At o'clock a special train from
Heading. bearing physicians and nurses.
reached here, but there WINS little for
them 20 do, as the injured who had
dashed themselves to the pavement
had been cared for. y few minutes
after midnight the rear wall of the
theatre collapsed. The flames broke
out anew. aud those who had hoped
to be able to find the remains of some
OF their loved ones turned III despair
from the scene.
Many llndiy Injured.
It is estimated that at least seventy.
five persons were injured by being,
trampled upon either on the stairway
OF by Jumping from the windows. OF
this number at least score were
fatally injured. and dozen or more
srceumbed to their injuries after be-
ing hurried to ore of the temporar"
hospitals.
Three children. ranging In AGES from
eight to twelve years. and Que woman,
WHO were dragged from the buildings
by persons who had rushed to The res-
cue had been traplpled almost to
pulp. The skull Of one of the un-
fortunate children had been crushed
as though an eggsLell.
The fire was under control shortly
before o'clock. but it will he abso-
lutely impossible 10 attempt to make
n search of the runs before tomorrow.
1t is extremely doubtful i the re-
mains of the victims can be distin-
guished from the debris, as many per-
sons in the audience Were covered with
burning oil as the lamps exploded.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Academy-squ.a's Concert, matinee
and night.
Bijoi-sThe Spoilers"
acknowledgements Animal Show.

'"rhc Spoilers" in its Blaneylzed form
witch does not necessarily mean the Spoil
ers spoiled, was presented at the Bljou last
Right. No one need look fo- the trade
mark designating II as coming from the
i.ouse OF Blaney. 1t is case OF the melo...
and the latter need no distinguishing mark.
the order OF Eat Cripple Creek. and other
only once spoken. though It is mos. aisnia-
,nnt. that gives an idea OF what the at.
n.osphere of the play was intended to be.
nesh sse tw me q se dsa
ness and freedom which this line Indicates
mounts to nothing in. the conventional
;i.-shooter. This land. north Of So. 10 its
treatment In this drama. Is not different;
rom any other borderland known to tho
nrter series. Nor IL the atmosphere OF
heap-looking Initiation turs. the scenes
However. the Blanes melodrama sue
seas N ITS purpose IN the second oct the
ne smell q sunpowder, and though nearly
V displays gun. no ons pulls a
tes for their disappointment in the second
Mr. Walter Low-a as Roy Glennistsr. is BIZ:
'nd manufacturing, ana carries a gun well.
. 8. u.
:idridSe was entirely satisfactory as Joe
,exter. Tho others In the cast were suf-
GENTLY capable to make very evenly
ia'aneed company.
Sousa's Band To-day.
For his present tour sousa has arranged
. snappy and scintillatng programs as any
our has eyer shown during his fifteen years
- Sousa Band concerts
Among the very newest things is a Rich
sre Strauss number. It'll Eulenspie gers
Terry Franks" market-day prank BY
hulen rs who sallops his horse a,nons
error, In depicting which Strauss devoted
~ pest efforts. Another Is John Philip
er," In this sousa has developed thrill.
, az theme IN his own initnltnble way, There
WI, be matinee this afternoon and q
performance tonight at the Academy.
Buster Brown aud tho Circus.
Euster Brown and his dos "Tlge." "Mary
one" and all Buster contingent OF eirls
(, vsrious kinds. will be the attraction at
y. Academy to-1norrow matinee and night,
,nn Incidental to the coming Of Buster II
MI nrsr os o. interest to note bow many fond
' they arc when the circus comes to town.
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a Woman's Back

Has many aches and pains caused b.
weaknesses and falling, or other dlsplace-
ment, Of the pelvic organs, Other symp.
toms Of female weakness are frequent
headache, dizziness, ina ginary specks or
dark spots floating before the eyes, gnaw.
ing sensation in stomach, dragging or
bearing down In lower abdominal or pelvic
region, disagreeable drains from pelvic
organs, faint spells with general weakness.
Hany considera Bile number Of the above
symptoms are present there Is no remedy
thstwN give quicker relief or q more per-
EmaAent che than DR.. Pierce's Gavorits
PreAotpaoaIthas q record OF over forty
years Of cufeG II is Tho most potent
ipy!gQrAtinR tonic and Acknowledging peS:
Vine kso Wn 10 medical science, ills made
OF The 81 eric ey lets Of native medlci-
nal roots found IN our forests and con
tains not a drop OF alcohol or harmful, or
hahi,'forming drugs. It's ingredients ara
4 al printed on the bottle-wrappe and at
tested under oath as correct.
Every ingredient entering into "Fa-
vorite Prescription" has the written en-
lorsement OF the most eminent medical
writer's OF all the several schools OF Prac'
tlce-mora valuable than any amount ol
non.profe ssional testimonials though the
latter are not lacking, having heen cop
tributed Voluntasilyby grateful patient.
]. In numbers to exceed the enforcement.
given to any other medicine sxtant FOL
4 the cure Of woman's Ills.
You cannot afford 10 accept any medicine
|. ef unknown composition Is substitute
for this well proven remedy OF KNows
COMPOSITION. even though the dealer ma
make 8 little more profit thereby, You
interest in regaininC health Is paramount
{ to any selfish interest Of his and it is a,
insult To your intelligence for him TO tr,
to palm of upon yo', asubstitute, 70,
know what you want and II Is his bust
4 ness to supply the article called for.
III. Piercs's Pleasant Pellets are tn
original Little Liver Pills first put u
by old DR.. Pierce over forty years agt
much initiated but never eqnaled. Littl
sussr.coatsd granules-easy y take
% sAAsI.f
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To Entertain Pastor,

The ladies' and the official board Of
the Union Station Methodist Churcl,
will give complimentary reception
at the church Tonight to the pastor
Rev. f. II. Potts. and his family. 4
program Of. music and readings ha'
been arranged for the occasion. There
will be addresses by representative.
of the many societies Of the church
The special committee consists Of Mrs
a. c. Stevenson, Mrs. Henry A. Hare
and Mrs. w. A. Creekmorc, assisted
by members of the different organiza
tons connected with the church.
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Committee Meetings,

: at the meeting OF the Committee on
Goarts OF Justice held yesterday. quite
number OF bills came up for con-
slderation. most OF which were laid
aside to be passed upon at future
date. ~
Judge Mann. presiding, appointed a
e erovia,aa. q thrse ], draft bill
pear, but cannot be proved dead, "a
curator be appointed BY the court, who
snail have charge of Ills estate until
the period OF seven years has expired
after which his estate shall be turned
over to his heirs.
a The Committee on General Laws met
yesterday afternoon but very little was
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slaal,ed Across Facc.

Severely cut across his face by an
other negro. who escaped. Nelson
Holmes had to summon the city ambu-
lance to Harrison and franklin Streets
Yesterday afternoon. a bad cut in
the chin was sewed up by Dr.. Hinch-
man. OF the city ambulance corps. and
the man was taken to the City Home
Tor further treatment.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD

Sons Of Veterans Pay Tribute to Those
Who Died During the Yenr.
r. e. Lee Camp. Sons OF Confederate
Veterans. held It's annual memorial ser.
by memorial address by Lane Lacy,
OF the camp.
At tho opening OF the meeting, the
newly elected officers We're Installed
by past Commander Z. l.. Spence. Jr.
In his address Mr.. Lacy paid grace.
full tribute to those veterans who have
fallen during the past year. Especial
~ graceful and fitting was his high
tribute to the late C;ervas Storrs, 4
veteran who gave largely Of his time
and effort tor the establishment OF the
camp of Sons OF Veteras.
Past State commander w. w. Old
member of the Legislature, also made
some Artef remarks suitable to the
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NEARLY BLEEDs TO DEATH
Alexander Harris, Seriously Cut by An.
other Negro, Who Escapes.

Alexander Harris, Seriously Cut by An.
other Negro, Who Escapes.
In serious alteration with another
negro yesterday afternoon, Alexander
Harris was cut in the face, an artery
was severed. and he nearly bled to
death before assistance could be sum
moned. DIR. Strole. of the City Ambu-
lance Corps. went hastily to the scene,
and arrived In time to sew UP the cut
and stop the flow OF blood.
The fight occurred at Bacon Quar-
tiers Branch bridge, and the assailant
Immediately took to his heels UP the
railroad. with Sergeant Holdcraft In
hot pursuit. But the fleeing negro
managed to effect his escape, after hay
Ing nearly been cantured once or twice
BY the energetic officer.
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SAYS STORY is FALSE
{. Lcayitt Says Talk OF Separation

Mr.. Lcavitt Says Talk OF Separation
or Divorce IL Ridiculous.
PARIS, January 1s.--W. II. Leavitt,
son-in.law OF William Jennings Bryan.
to-day characterized as absurd the
reports that divorce proceedings by
his wife were contemplated. Mr.. lea
witt received a letter to-day from his
wife. who is at Brindisi. Mrs. Leavitt
and the children. accompanied by Mrs.
bryan. are going TO Cairo to spend the
winter for the benefit OF the chlidren's
health. They will return to Paris and
join Mr.. Leavitt in April.
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OFFICERS INSTALLED
knights of aIaccabccs Have Danquc
After Working Exercises.

knights of AInccubccx Have banquet
After Working Exercises.
Richmond Tent. No. 4 knights Of the
Mac. abees. held last night It's regular
review. at Lee Camp Hail.. installing
for the ensuing term tho following Of
flcers: Commander, G. Z. Ellerson;
Lieute nant Commander. J. a. Cooker;
Sergeant =. u. Barnes; Record keeper
e. w. Morris; Masters t.Arns. 6. g.
Woodward Chaplin. 4. Il. Hughes;
First Master OF Guards, G. T. Ammonsi
Second Master OF Guards. G. T, Healey
Pickett. Charles Gloss; Sentinel, F. =
Perkins; Past Commander. W. G.
Tolkcs-
Following the business session there
was dinner at Dickerson's restau'
rant at which many speeches were
made by prominent Maccabees.
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Phxalclnns Meet Tonight.

The Richmond Academy OF Medicine
and Surgery will meet tonight at
$3.50 O'Clock in the r. F. A. Building.
Officers for this year will be Installed
md councillors for this district to the
Medical Society Of Virginia will be
,lected. After the business meeting
he annual banauet will be held at the
Westmoreland Club.
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Flot.lla Leave. for Rio.

PERNAaIBuco, BRAZIL. January
i3.--The American torpedo-boat flotilia
left here to-day for Rio Janeiro. While
in Pernan,buco the officers Of the
flotilla received every attention from
the shore authorities.
Edward Grey, a sailor on the Law
renee, who was accidentally drowned
on Saturday. was buried yesterday.
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TEN INJURED BY EXPLOSION
Three Dynamite bombs Burst, Wreck
ing Slx.StOry Tenement,

/. NEW YORK, January 13.-.Ten per
sons were injured by an .expioslon 70.
night Of three dynamite bombs. when
building on East SiSty-fourth street
The Injured were removed to. tlowor
Hospital. The dynamite bombs were
planted in the cellar Of the tenement l,s y
ntiIck succession. The explosion threw
Inc occupants OF the tenement Into
q panic, and there was much eSclte.
snent among the patients and nurses
OF Flower Hospital. which ~ only
short distance away.
There are number of italian FAM,
Sizes and the tenants In the house and
the police believe that the bombs were
exploded by members OF the Black dand
Society.
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SOUTHERN CUTS SALARIES

Salaries of General Omcers and OF the
Forces Under Them Reduced.
Specialize The Times Dlspatchl
WASHINGTON, D. c., January Ia
The salaries Of the general officers OF
the Southern Railway and tha clerks
IN their Offices will be reduced 10 per
cent. according to a statement issued
by President Finley this afternoon.
The reduction will take effect Febru.
nsy LIST. President Finley said that.
the order was due to tho falling off in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
For I,cnctlts of Dick Hill.

The measure providing TINT the Vif-t
ginia militia be at oi,cc put IN sllclt
shape as to avail the state of the benz
}aflts Of what Is known IN tile Dick
military Bill, recently passed by Con-
gresa, was reported fnvorablS from
committees Of both houses yesterday
afternoon, and viii be speedily passed
In the main bodice. A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-14
AFTER "BUC KET SHOPS"

Holt Bill Set for Special Hearing Next
Friday.
A bill offered by Senator Saxon W.
Holt, Of Newport News, which is aimed
at what are known as bucket shops,
was passed by In the Senate Commits
tee on General Laws yesterday after.
noon. and set tor special hearing at 3
p. NJ. on Friday next.
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1yorL for sabbath Observance.

NORFOLK, VA. January little
which is undenorninational. took active
steps to-day by appointing commit.
tees looking to q better observance OF
the Sabbath and to O correction in the
deficiency Of the gambling laws OF
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I'm MEM0RLAM

(
sIzER.-In sad hut loving re,nen,-
orance Of our dear brother. WALTER
EUGENE STEER, who departed this
life two years ago to-day, January
II, 1905.
Twas hard TO break the tender chord,
when love had bound the heart;
Twas hard. so hard. TO speak the
I'VE mus: forever part"
Farewell. alas! our brother, dear;
Thy form Hes cold and still;
Thy death has caused a vacant place
This world can never I'LL.
How we miss yep. miss you more than
Every. hour and day that passes
brings US nearer you to dwell;
Friends may think we'll soon forget
you, and our wounded hearts be
! I'D healed
But they, little know the sorrow that's
within our breasts concealed.
BY HIS SISTERS.
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OBITUARY
Ralph Ixard Archer.

Mr.. Ralph lizard Archer. promising
young engineer. died yesterday after
lingering illness: He was a graduate
and about three years ago went as an
engineer to the Panama Canal. where
he contracted fever from which he
never recovered.
Archer ana ana TIE TIE Grandson e ar ~ 81 81.
Robert Archer. and Major Carter Deas.
The funeral viii take place this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock from Grace Epts-
copal Church.
Luther suaak.
Mr.. Luther Swank, sixty.four years
of age, died Sunday at the Soldiers
Home. He was a member OF the Forty
sixth virginia infantry. and served
shroughout the war He came here
home in yerhhs a iane ran w iii
take place this afternoon from ths
Soldiers Home Chapel.
Mrs. Anna Pauline SteInmaup.
!. Mrs. Anna Pauline sseinmann, the
W.se Of Nj John ha, g: sts!nmann died
Laurel Street, at 2 o'clock. in the six
ty.second year OF her age. The tu-
neral Will be held from the residence
tomorrow arternoon at o'clock.
Hev. William a. Crawford.
| Special to The Times Dlspa,ch.l
W1NCHEsTER, VA. January a.
Following brief illness OF pneumonia
Rev. William Anderson Crawford, OF
! rms. y this county, died last night
eighty-three years. He was gradu.
ate OF Union Theological Seminary. OF
New York. and one OF the Oldest Pres.
byter;an ministers in Virginia. lie had
i = IN many foreign lands. His
more. Two sons-F. 3. Crawford. ST
McDonough's School. Maryland. and
Grafton Crawford, OF Kernstown, sur
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clan, was called at this point to tell
OF the three wounds which Thaw in.
hicted upon Stanford White and fron
which death resulted. Tho pisto, with
which the shots We're fired was admit.
tedSfn evidence, and then District At.
torney Jerome quietly remarked. ".rhs
people rest
Many Relatives Insaue.
a fifteen minute recess was ordered
at the conclusion Of which Mr.. Little
ton opened for the defense. Mr.. Little
ton began his address by sketchinR tue
life Of the defendant from the time
OF MS birth. On the fathers side OF the
family. Mr.. Littleton sa,d. sister be-
carito Insane at five years OF age, and
died at fifty In an asylum In Pittsburg.
4 cousin OF tho father. William Thaw,
died insane In an asylum In Virgins
Of tnelancholia; IIarriet->.Alice Thaw,
still on the fathers aide. Is in All
asylum In Pittsburg, suffering iron,
insanity: Morce Thaw. q cousin IL also
insane. From the fathers side Thaw
Inherited the instability OF nervous
ness. Mr.. Littleton also said insanity
existed In his mothers family. Mr.. Lit
Teton challenged District. Attorney
Jerome 10 produce q single competent
witness who would say Harry Thaw
was sane on the 26th OF Juno, 1905. MIR.
Littleton spoke one hour and twenty
minutes. He concluded at ASS r. NJ,
when adjournment was taken untfl to-.
morrow morning.
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done, tho only hill being reported !
Sfavorably was that prepared by SEN
lperson not d niember TO wear a button,
Insignia or badge Of any society or
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Mira. Malinda John.on,

!, yylNGEIEsTER, VA lanspary lo,-a
Mrs, Malinda Johnson died to-day at
Hooks Mill, ". Va, after q linssring
illness. aged sixty1tiv years. Her hus-
band, Evan Johnson, a prominent
farmer OF Hampshire county, survives.
Miss Jane NJ, Page. v IS
snseial to The Times Dlsnatoh.1
Y AtII.LWoop. January la.--The fu-
neral OF Miss Jane NJ, Page. who died on
Il Er rhatX at the home Of her brot her, nj,
!, !, Vi, Pase IN Rerryyille
lazy, near 4! lllwood, Rev John Role
son ofllotating,. Deceased WAS the
IM, ,,, the late JUDGE Iol,n
survived by her sister, Miss AIerv la "a "a
and two brothers. Alr lIohn M Paae
, on !, lor, Roh8st - Page both al DC rry-
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woA1AcK.-Died in Saturday evening,
January II. 1908. at $3.50 O'clock. al
Milton, N. c.. Mrs. MARY Il. WO-
4 MACK (nee Harvey. wife Of Charles
a. Womnck, and sister Of Mr.. Aug.
II. Harvey.
1nterment was made at Milton. n.
e. on Monday, afternoon, January Ia,
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CONDITIONS YEsTEIep,AY.

y 1RIrhm0nd's sWeatheTs WAS 1Culu = nu
cloudy Range OF the thermometer:
4. Me-. N ,,-..,..tS
II NJ. $ 8 r, M.,. 48
=. Ay ;,,, "a = ..ls lss
Highest temperature yesterday.....
Lowest temperature esterd ay...,.
Mean temperatures yesterday ....,,. 20
Normal temperature Xe tsIa ay V. 49,, az
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Worked limit Horse.

Police Court yesterday morning on the
charge Of working a horse unit for
duty, and was fined $40. Agent 2. G..
Taylor was the chief complaining wlt-
ness,
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THE WEA THEIR
d I. -

lina--Fair Tuestnv with colder in east
portions; Wednesday fair; fresh west
winds. ,. 9.
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TEINAIANN.--pied,, ut her residence.
348 South Laurel Street, Monday. Jan :
uary 1ath, ut r. Nj. ANNA PAU
LINE. wife OF John q. steinmann,
In the sixty-second year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from the
residence WEDNEsDAY. January
10Th, at 2 P. NJ. Friends of tho fam
lily invited to attend
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George III. Palmore is extremely IL
at his residence In River View.
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Clarke Coulbourn.
Lsneeial to The TlmeA pispatch.l

l7r,l.! sneela! to The Tlmea pIspatch.l
,. WARSAW. VA, January l3-clarke
Coulbourn, prominent citizen 81
wheaton, died this morning at 2
O'clock, after an illness Of ten days Of
pneumonia, aged about eighty-four
Years. liis remains, will be shipped to
Marion. Nd, for burial to-,n orrow. His
wife died on Saturday morning and her
remains were taken, to Marion on Sat-
urday. Mr.. Coulbourn Is survived by
two sons. William and Sam Coulb oury1.
OF Baltimore. and Mrs. ". ". Marshall
and Mrs. Frank Landlord, orNhealton
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n. d. s,nith.


n ISpeflaI 70 THO Tlnes-DIspaE c1i. az $500
CHATHAM, VA. January 1s.---F. l..
Smith died suddenly here Saturday
night at 10 O'clock. He was born here
about thirty five years ago. Much
OF his life has been spent In various
parts OF the United States. engaging
IN numerous yocatlons. Mrs. w. r.
Collie. q sister, Of Blucfleld w. Va,
survives him. The burial was in the
Chatham CamhterY n-illN - ..a, u
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Hold Series OF NIcetings.

A series OF meetings will be held
throughout the week In the First Pres.
+. T. A1cF'aden, will preach each night
at Sis o'clock.
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Samuel EEgIent0n.
TSpeclnl to Tho Tir,As. n5snotny,

NoRFOLH, VA, January 113.--san,ua,
gsleston, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ". T.
MEsleston. and one Of the best-known
yesterday morning after g. brief III .
ness at the family residence, la5 Gle
borne Avenue. He recently returned
from business trip to New York, ana
was attacked by nneumonia.
Mrs. NIOllie Fllppo.
1 Snac,al to The Times Dispatch,l
! FREDERICKSBURG VA, January
lS.-Mrs. Arollie Flippo, widow OF
John w Ilinpo. died Saturday at
her home In Caroline county. aged
e1sAty Years. She ia survived by one
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GALLAG I1R.--Dia january 10. 1908.
at 1880 a, NJ. ELIzABErH, infant
lugher. aged seventeen months.
Her funeral will take place from
the residence. OF her father, No. 1871
North Twentieth street Fairmount.
uarv athnesuay} o MI1nsRNT eIsna Jan n
the family are invited to attend.
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CHRrSrIAN.--Died. last night at, 1880,
after short fitness. FRANK w.
CHRISTIAN.
Funeral notice later,
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DAN1EL,--Died In Paris, Texas. on
the 18th instant, the rlfticth ami.
ycrsnr% OF her wedding day. MARY
ell Daniel, formerly OF this city.
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'THAW INSANE man
HIS COUNs[rs PLEA.
'(Continuetl from First Pagc.)

be made. as the Defendants mother
had telegraphed she would conc TO
New York when needed.
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DEATHS

ARCHER Died, January is. 1908,
RALPH YARD .AIsCAER, son. of Mr..
William NJ Archer, and grandson of
tho late DR.. Robert Archer and Ma
Jor GartsT Dsas. -.
Church lTtiIS (Tuesday) AFTER.
NOON Mt $3.50 o'clock. Friends OF
the family invited to attend.
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WIG. Features Drawn.

:. Thaw sat with eyes nxed upon the
prosecutor. his head resting upon hia
riri,t hand. After describing the shoot-
ing Of Waite Mr.. Garvan declared thar
Judged by any test. the prosecution be-
iIeved the homicide could only ne ea.
plalned as "a preneditated. deliberate
apd yarhlv murder"