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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07
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Wae1aer tae 5ca1Ye3y-NlcnelG II
Yes6gg.ion aa9 anye.a4ag 70 II VIII
paez-cing liz E152t&-t Genera
Hamilton scandal il not ge1e-zly
kaowz. 59t coming 50 close q he
heels Of ne tornae, ill-sznel6ng s6s1,
]; NAY nos De s-nlsss y sa2Dose int
there is some connection VIZ 4
There is goo6 reason fog oe5eY5ng tazt
tie end is M yet reacasd There
are others ta21 saogld De lnTegegz;ed-
There Is ne 1ess reason for believing
tass ne ssnzton wao o22oseo the
appointment Of tae legislative inYss-
egsti2g committee were zctsz,ed By
i,npsooe: 4 aot dzSaonsst motives.
They knew II slyegfigst4o1 world dis
close wrong ding 4 not IL pain
Eagllshs stealing. Il tasy knew
there was sealing going On and op-
pose1 ne invest gz;agn os t-st
gosad faey are pzrG.ceps esiloinls, 4
faey kneY there - wrong doing Of :
iess ssriozs nature and 0oposed the
inYestig stloa because the t-sih mzde
lns.ilest wc1ld aazks republican success
Doubtful hey are ysi c1lpzole and
deserve 70 be politically damned lor ali
t.las u coaae. The d1ty d : rep1D-
Lean 70 The whole peoDle Is highe;
taza rs dsiy 70 ne parry. The
name q eYsy republican vino opDosed
the appointment d The invest gazing
committee should be kspi prominently
Defore The DeCCe.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

-ns-r Al n MF -snItf1 f.nnEr ''-.aurars
s'+sr ztss ErpiIsr --ats =InisHss..

-fs-s n ~ Mf -snItr1 S.paEr ''-iau-zars
a'tsr ztss Erpilst --afs =lnissss..
4 rvEDne rsns-U-iuI Witnessed IL
acrimonious enlr--uva-ET IL 1tls --ia1
fEmiir u D'Dunur IL s-iuun-- Euseuu.-
rnur HE II -tls -ICir- II ny u-EDcr u
-hs EueIs1- -Haz Tr sTFsL -ns nEms
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8rCnum L'uI Il nsad u lis house
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gf-uuuu- -f-isF 1nE- Il xHT eHlist he
.sEr-isssF' ,B-HudInr f0- -sndissgrs ruf-
-sRpuudsneE Finally lns question v'EE
ssfe-ts5 10 ST. : Bernard 5u-Es. -tls
LlBlar EInr u E-uK EH ascIEiur
eoIucinsd VIII 1 DECISION IL L .-s--IiI
p-iiRt uH-ls,-uEueiT -fHt unet might
- Blia Oh sr-nef EfdE TIE 1EB It's
pu-Iur families uHc L common u-IElL
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utUl-iss-T Eul u Hee1rdEues VII Il
ci-iur H-,eL -ne IiurlE uus VIZ uf -Ds
u1nsr Fur-rfs5 II Inn 'EEE-L" me
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@ner uEuiE VII uuE II II II -ns
present nuur
EunGIT firm u me unss-fm Ii ID
nov In name snDuic ~ sJ,aasc wEf
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Ms uEme nE prompt -sTiT wEE '5onr
AwEiuk 'L'p TgU uus-tsc cBrusss-
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ufrs sgI6. ra-ls-F IL ne BpsIlI1E u
LIS mines u T,s9Jlis. IL u 1nsI u -ns
MINES u places owes III u-lEI Il
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friend rsgR-dlug now L mana snDuit
t,e sJpelied
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1apr. The plc uinis1sr WIRE L G--is
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with sarne nsTss-1-T 'iE1Enulh" 'l'g
TuuH Bei6 Lns other .'nsEI AIM ~
EEu1stg" -L3pE 'ars szeif1uiss 1ns
nov thoroughly sZHsgssrHtsS lH1T. J
won't f,e hgzR1Ii1ls6 II -tit VIZ. !
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rand sn5 khe nE5 . def3 vii -Ds
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- ppa1 then far nlE trEr Gans-
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TlTssess Names VIII ane rz-s.
TOu KNOW
she 6arpDaFe-sls na-1s lie Eugs0s. -
London Cote.
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The ART or JUGGLING.
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h-~li.s> rs.isses-

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h-~ii.s> -s.isnes.
-'Ts ~ successful .ugEser + Is uscsk-
ssrT . POSSESS z--f--Ire patience Sgu1s
tricks require EDEb long and ea1In1gns
Erac-les thai unless Z mn POSSESSED
greet Essla-sue md u-l1z--z7 = T,gws-E =
;,s-sere-F1ee hs vQu15 DESPAIR u gTsr
bang EtIs 70 r,artgr-- than Sits PM
C'inV1srs-l l. -te g. Louis FaE1-L'ik-
p9-ch Take Z rieE II eEEZT5is- 1Es
balancing L Ill glass N 1gzg E--EE-E
plaesd u -te f9rzhsh6 i I11Es sEgT
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tals1ez-E -hs glass J Also auggis VII
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1 natter q far Sc ne aaK L5sT
are as36sd 70 IL u ~ EsEls-H-- Eo6
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and E1uT exactly WHARF, sscA AE- l.
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IL took ue dose q eight TsErE
practice before ! was allie . tzlE1es
rwo billiard tails On Up q esc1 g-5s-
and t5s- ha1Ezscs rtss -Eo q 2 lfl1sr1
cus. ! E-zr-sd p-ze-5ei1g 4 al ho-
2 dEr. zs -ple Altar 3 eggpss q
yegrss practice 0oe zlghT ! woke p
having dreamed tasf had performed
Il / g1t Eps rakbsd Downstairs nd b.
gs1 70 yrxc15ee with ny c9s and rTc
billiard tails. and a. T5s E-gT attempt J
balanced -3e-a- Abort I've years lz-s-
perfo-z1 he feat Il pu5lle-
-Fot the ca11gl tai -r1ek first uss3
Z wooden bah weighing 4-E- o-3e pond
I caught Il q 1bs wrong Place and E-ss
k-socEsd Es1sej=EE. bur ! Es1- Oh F-2c-
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pguudE II I 6ldn'r catch TIE tell O
the l4gzr place q tie bsek q M ns-k
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q ny making 2 mistake
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

White pine. birch cherry. EhlteEooa
rasple sycamore. gun AID hs-loek
Iced % filing a. all They sre c-asses1
as tie close grained woods. aid thsE
surface presents 10 pores o. cellular
tissue 70 be filed Sl5I TIE sU-fsce
needs 70 b@ sealed " 50 TIE Hood I'll
not SICK the d OF q ths Vsr1lza-
This is called surfaci1g- Il consists
Of coating tie surface with she-lZe
and then Ez1dpsp sTi1g down 20 3
smooth finish. When thus treated The
wood is ready for the rzruish-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

George Eliot was once asked what
vas the chic. lesson ale had Learned
f. LIES experience, and Der prompt
answer was. Tolerance II might
have been expected from q woman
who once said that Ehe regarded LIFE
as a game Of cards IL which she watch
ed each move with the deepest Interest
and turned ss far as possible 70 her
OWL advantage
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ssizss Her Opportunity.

He was not . very rspid wooer, and
she was getting 3 bit anxious.
Again be called. and they sat bogeth-
e. "a the parlOr. afust those two
A loud rap came az the front door.
@Oh. botber." she said who can De
ezllingT
"Gsy you're out" said the deceiFeE.
sob, no: that would be untrue. uur-
INJURED the ingenious one
Then say you're engaged" be urged
~Oh. may I. CharlleE she cried a.
Ehe threw herself IN bis arms.
And The man kept On knocking al rns
frOut do0Yy-Illustrated Bits
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07
MOL PITCHER
lsis.o-y - -hs Fs--r9sE ;se-- re 80 +ns
S.esetg.is-l

s1is.s-y - -hs Fa--r9ss --e---ls 80 t-s
S.sssrg.is.l
MOI PE-lassr- VIE -1s 1klg1tss q
q PsangTIrfn1E German family living
l. liz vicinity n Carlisle E1s EEE
bor- s. 114s. az5 ka, 1z-De Was NxrT
Ludwig. Z CErs German 1s-ns Eos
wa Married - one JOIN CSE-ssr
EsTeE. 3 har1ser VIC When La WY
broke on wiz ras mother c9lurrg 81
Ils.s5 : 1hs En1-Et Pennsylvania s--1-
err and EEk sfls-Nsrd Transferred -
IL seTsl-t Pe-2EY lTE1l8 11ts1r-T-
commanded IT C9l0ns1 HLl2u Irvine
u Carlisle. VIII whose tS-T Mari
L1dw4g had Lived a. service s1s vas
permitted 10 accompany her husband Z
reg4-sszt, SERVING cbs battery ss cooE
AID Zsuzl5ress. AID Wien ~ r1s tar-Is
II Roz-o9urh C9rsen3ld y. !. be-
husband was wounded 81 ms g11 sas
s2-znx fo-Eas5- ssL1s1 the rs--lsr
and Tux hls pace - liz end u ne
ta-zle After -as bzrl1s kne carried
z-srer y .ae wounded and 5s1es hss
pei name O. MOL P1,e5sr
Esyez slsd after LIE war was 0Ts,.
and s5e married & ssog15 husband y
IL ExE1e u NcCsu4sy. AID a. hsr
grzre Z tas e4d ce1s.srT a. Carlisle
there 2g & rs0ugDs1f that bssrK -sts
snscr1prl0n-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

5og.o- Is gs-1rg rsaoy . asTs Il
ezopa.tlca Il 1877 - celso-.e the
three nua1-s51a anniversary q tns
l2.nolng Of 1ae P5-g-- is1ae-E- Noting
Ike commencing Il me. y Ing
9.1e tae exposition opens tns Panama
cana WI De ooaole.sd and T'as-@rg-
too people q. -ske ne TRIP ron
Seattle . Bosom py WE.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07
Your StS1 Was Misleading

The Wenztchee Republic last week
referred % he Schebie and Chase I'M
gztion scheme as proposition % I'M
gate Peshzstin lsncs.
Whether this statement was based
on nisiniormation or was made with
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

What torn Il that : few lilies to
the no-th p shouted the se-o1zu-- lsS1-
tag over the edge q tie basket
A1Ozhk0Ehr yelled the agr1c1ltur1Et
over whose fzrz3 the balloon Was pass
ing
@'Whzty
s1OEhko&h.
What Old be ssyY asked tbs aero
nzu-'E c01pS1iOn-
He didn't say anything be sEors
az .7-Ch3cxgo TrioEne.
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READ THE ECHO SLOO PER YEAR


C,ea-ge 2 Morris -le z--11- .
-sEood-an- spare That Tree was q
ge1erz- o re Neu YORK militia and 3
favg-zte VITA zl who hE=w 1--1- A-z-
Sherwo35 ia her re-lu-sre1oes tells
bow another poet associated TIE ss1sr-
q with q definition 81 poetry.
Once FIz-Greele Halle-E- Tie 1u-1o-
Of Marco Bozzarls. called upon her IA
New YORK IL his 0ld age. and she asked
hin 70 define for her what vas 1s1's--y
and what rs prose
Re replied When General Morris
commands MS brigade and says. So
diers. draw your sW0rts. be tanks
prose. When BE- sars -SolL-ers. draw
your willing swords be talks poetry
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

Composef-Dd you hear the torment
and despair 81 ny tone poem Tan
tzlus.S that Just played yOuE Is
tsDer-So, bat ! noticed them On the
faces Of the sudlsnoe.-Fliegende Blat-
tar
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

The Hepburn law wzs passed max
1g Z 1Iega1 % exchange transportation
icr advertising SPACE. The Frs; yea,
szter foe passage q tas Ee222-- lsS
tae C~eat No-.1e-- sent on y-goo-
s5i-ion % advertise & tae nswgp22su
Rosl6 permit tae rszl,oa1 company L
tx fae rz.e. Which was 50 low t14s1 no-e
of he newr2aoen world accepG ING
proposition
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07
Risina the Bail

A Georgia paper says, He who ri5ss
en tie rail courts death
II was an freshman, ridden o. rail
who said that except for the honor q
the thing be woDld Just as sOon walk
Houston Post
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

The daily press reDo-E tazt VI.
Hichclg Trends z1ge ai-a 70 resign
ani THIS escape impairment and
possibly psosec9tou- Il Co7sIo'
Hay does his d1iy he VII refuse 70
accept Us resignation Il ]. IS rendered
Z VI. Nichols las trsnsgsssed the
law be saozd De dealt with i1ss A
otaer criminals VINO trsnsgess i. To
10 anything else Is 70 make lnocksry
Ct me lsw. Is ire law made Only 70,
The poor and lowlyf To allow VIZ.
Nichols % go unpsnished Is to say 70
his Successor yoa nay 7iolats ne lzs
also, Il Is 70, made ior sch As yo1.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

TIE co3.ty printing ior t2e yea,
oeg1a-11g J-ly IS WAS r! u liz We
az.chee World F1olEal,g Ca, ~ tas
Co-nty Cornzo1sG1ooeu q Ro1cs5
legt. TIE BIZ being 80 cen-s pc,
se1sre for fas 6rst and q centE pe,
scaz-e -. tas second and Il grose-
oze-t Insertions d I'll county a1Tef-
1s1ng. The proceedings Of ne con-
uaissiooeu cou-1 70 De c3rcalz,ed Il
he Weas.coee Advance, TIE Re-
prolic and The Echo.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

sehOolmsster-How. can any o. yOu
tell he whether there Is q connecting
INK between tie animal and vegetable
ktngdOmsi Small BOy-Yes. sir. please;
there's hash t-LondOn Opinion.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

On W&xh1ngr0n's birthday. lsZz.
Eaeo Molly Ess ossrsy ssrsary years
Cd liz legislature q Ps12EylTS--lz
rg.sd Der Z gift u 50 and 3 pension
u 50 per year
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-07

When q man 1zu rsl bis principles
from his prejudice Re is to-er-1-y Cd
Vcztst.-SL Louis GloDe-DeDfctat-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

$1750OOOO
The Denver & Rio Grande r. K. Co.
First and Refunding Mortgage So Gold Bonds
Due August 1855
stpayabeF Fbruay1a and August
whoet August / a anain
1oandnt Dnonnado Registered $1,000
and mrdpe Of
be beregsnr al o
for rght
Gew York;
--
tn nderSgne will Receive
a 92L7b Accrued
Payable obond allotment
E.r o. Railroad compnyfn
o If
These lover miles Of
Rio Ganden and
Of ck of Western
lien o. the Derr&R # about 1886 miles
etinomo of fully double the fixed
period has averaged
-four ines the O
riienso fpe mhaebe padd
topeferei O eitockox outstanding
last stwdve of
mile rdh doubled expenditures
and additions have averaged over 100000
onwinbe at o'clock P M Tuesday
notice. and the right reserved
to smaller than applied for
Exchanges New York London and Amsterdam"
William saomon & VIM. A. Read & Co. Blair & Co.
s.N 20 Nassau ST. NJ = 4sroads ~
January 7,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

Will be much less than previously estimated while
reports from Liverpool Claimed that many author
tiles were beginning TO regard redacuen IA ss
certainty These reports caused firm tone IN me
market here early in the day. Later in the session
the market reacted estimate OF the week
shipments Of wheat from Argentina. made BY
well known crop statfstican. This estimate placed
the movement FOR the week at 10000 bushels, the
any year During the day a few reports orl1teo
in 70 the pit regarding probable damage 10 tne
growing crop in this country by the cold wave put
the news was not accompanied by any orders 10
buy wheat, and consequently had little enect;
Trade was dull the greater part Of the day. ana
prices nuetuated oyer Sc range :; o- me maTKS T
al Se4c Clearances OF wheat and -four were eauaii i
bushels compared with 507ooo bushels. the CORE
and Chicago reported receipts Of 162 against
POS cars last week and 2S5 cars year ago.
The continued unusually small movement OF
market for that grain. sentiment in the pit beng
buliish all day Some of the largest handlers or
the cash grain claimed that purchases thus far this
season from the interior far behind those
Of last year this time. and that mills were ex-
periencing difficulty in securing sufficient corn 10
meet their requirements Shorts were good bid
ders all day. and during the greater part of the
day offerings limited The market closed
firm, with prices UP &c to &c 10 &c. with May NJ
6la4c and July sc. Local receipts Isl cars.
with none of contract grade
Extreme dulness marked trading in the oats pit,
throug the entire session Cash interests were
was the small movement. The market closed
witt prices IsC To IaC above the previous close
i6asc to 46l2C. Local receipts were 68 cars
Trade IN provisions quiet and the market
was steady a fve-cent advance in the price OF
live hogs inspired demand for provisions. At
tho close prices were 215c lower 70 Sc higher
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat.
cars: corn. % cars: cats 81 cars: hogs 5000 head
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown Once. NO.
ST and 3Tth ST. until .
received at the following
ates until 5 o'clock .. m.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. After a choppy session. char
aCterized by considerable duness. the wheat mar
-ket here to-day closed easy, with prices shade
10 Sc below the closing quotations - the previous
Gay. Corn and oats closed firm. and provisions
steady.
Foreign news usurpej the field occupied the last
two days by tire cold ir the country. and in
spired fair degree Of hutshness IN the wheat pit
At the opening Of the session the ewes OF traders
were turned to the situation India and ArCeu-
tina. AdviCes from the former country stated that
owing to drouth in many sections the wheat Weld
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

, pvERrIsEsfENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS SoS
~ TIE Tribune received al thei- Uptown once. So-
,ss. Rroadway between ssth st. and S7ta ST.. Until
O'Clock D N Advertisements received az ne foAo"ns
rcn o.oes AZ regular Gree rates Until ocl0ck . r.
- "a sts ave $ = sd St: l5s Sth ave. cor
90, = "a. East I4th St: 25T West 42d ST. hssEssn
= s,L 80 2sa West Is5fh ST. IG35 81 1928
a. ave nea- slst st: iTcs Is near seta St: LII
T.s, 1o5th st T5s fremont GO 81 ave. and any
American District Telegraph Once
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown once. NO
st. ane S7th st-. until Q
, received at the following
rates until 5 O'Clock .. m. .
23d St: i53 9Th ave. cor
% West 42d 81. between
18th st: i035 Sd ave. 1925
ist ave. near sSth ST.: i57
ave: $50 Sd ave, and any
QEees
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
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was understood BY al BE n. 'a. penn: me ,,....,,
& ' 5'ss sss 10 5 8sas a 3 . ssa s1@ ' @ % he ' and
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great the England Maszne
edition will be large increase over December all who
Mr. should
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
Proposals.

nRopOsALs FOR NNEL-DEPoT eCARTBA-
Phade Phias Pa December "A. 1$oo
s-',CsaIs in trplicate. Ti Be received ths
No. (ars-uaster L. ;. A. at 2Sta street Rnd Cray
LfoS Pa. until O'Clock p NJ.
1912 ana opened. for furnishing $4,000
q n delivery be made At either chs
PhHsde;Dhia Boston Chicago Depoes staneare sample
and blanks Tor proposals
ii Information be furnished upon application az thls
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
ESCAPED CONVICT TIRES or
 TRAMPING.
After Six Weeks of Freedom, Frank Bell Convicted Murderer, Sur renders in Georgia--COn-
 fesses to Lumber

Savannah. Ga, Nov 1.-(SpeciaL)-- Pickering hard labor as a prisoner to starving and tramping, Frank Bell. who escaped six weeks ago from the Alabama state cotton mill at Spieguer where he was serving a sentence of twenty years for the murder in 1903 of Frank Stewart at Huntsville sur- rendered at Waverly in Camden county. Georgia, and today was placed in the jail at Brunswick to await the arrival of an Alabama officer.
 He confessed q week ago to Com den county lumberman but made no effort to escape again.
 "I was ragged and sick" he said tonight. q had tried everywhere to get work but no one wanted me. When T escaped from the mill at Spieguer the guard had counted our squad that ,utgfsE ana siippsa 8ut and Ieaehsd the back fence before was missed. ] heard the blood hounds that night but they were never on nay trail. I tramp ed back to Spiegarer and would have reached Jacksonville. Finally I start ed back ito Spangler an dwould have gone the whole distance without nm officer had not met the man to whom confessed w. O. Middleton. He took me in, gave me clean clothes, and shoes and a place to sleep. l would not leave him then but told him the truth. l know what it meant to go back, fifteen years more anyhow. but l prefer the penitentiary to tramping and starv- inRn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
FIRE HIDES AWFUL DEED
FOUR cHARRED BODIES FOUND IN
 RUINS.
Robbery Believed to Be Native or Crime in West Virginia Village --GIrrs Former suitor
 ussappemrs.

Bluefield, w. Va, Nov. 1.-The charred bodies of fcur members Of the family of George Hood, an aged white man were found today in the ruins of the Hood home at Harper The house was destroyed by fire last night for the purpose, the police believe. of covering a quadruple murder. Robbery is sup- posed to have been the motive for the crime.
 Besides the old man, those believed to have been murdered were his daugh- ters. Emma and Carolina. and his son. Roy.
 Shortly before midnight Sunday, neighbors of the Hoods were aroused by bright glare that lighted the en- tire countryside. Rushing to the scene they discovered the Hood house wrap ped in flames, the heat from which was too intense to permit any effort to save any of the family inside. In- vestigation after the fire showed that old man Hood and his son, Roy, had been murdered by a heavy blow with some instruments on the heads and that the two women, Caroline and the house to be burned with the fath- CT and brother. 4 A coal miner who had been raying aftentfon to Carolina for some time and had been repeatedly ordered away from the house by the father has dis appeared.
 He spent Saturday night at the Hood home and left early Sunday morning at the command of old man Hood. but stated upon leaving that he would be back again that day.
 The crime which is practically a repetition of the Grundy. Va, quad ruple murder of few weeks ago, has stirred the whole section of the state.