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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-21
AUTOMOBILE LIVERY II CONNECTION.

TIE impression that the elevator was AZ
the landing. Instead, IL had been low
cred 70 the first door. and when Gates
reached the landing he stepped OF into
space. Beyond being badly frightened
and sustaining few bruises the man
is unhurt.
The unique experience of being
lassoed by his own lariat and dragged
helter-skelter over the prairie for q
quarter Of mile. almost cost the life of
Chester jackson. He teaches school
near Tolstoy and purchased an '''out-
law pony to ride. The third time he
rode the animal, he suddenly began 70
buck and pitch, thus loosening the sad
die. The animal then sunfished and
deposited the saddle and Mr.. Chester on
| the gronnd. The lar1st had been tied
s1ound the saddle and Mr.. Chester's
LEG. Consequently. he was dragged ct
furious rate BY she frightened horse
| bat just - he was about 20 give up IL
| Thought Of getting out Of he predicA
nSnt alive. The rope broke. II IL had
| no, ban that deep fall Of snow cash
liGasd sbs sroehds - woald havsbssI
I sssioIsly ip3srsd. - 4 ~, iaesead o
! Rssiig Only bsuisse. ssHH sQ
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-21
From Day County Democrat.

From Day County Democrat.
The new reading room and gymnasium
are proving quite popular with the boys
and IL il we'll patronized.
Aug. Groechel is moving his house.
hold goods and baking oven to And.
over this week, and will start bakery
at that point.
/ County Superintendent Best was q
caller at this office Monday evening
and informed the writer that his ia mily
were now comfortably settled in thei,
new homo at Webster.
Peter Mark, who resides four mile,
west Of here, has lost three horses
within the past ton days through form
Of lung disease, which appears to b,
slightly contagious. He has severa
more sick but il is expected that he vii
be able to save them. DR.. Elliott, tn,
Aberdeen veterinarian, was here las
week and stated that there were dozen
Of horses in Aberdeen afflicted with th
same disease No reports have beef
received % indicate that the disease hs
spread any in this locality. Mr.. Mar
has bssn very careful % keep his horse
IquarAnsined, and even though the die
ease should prove Contagious there ]
VERY little danger OF more hornes bein
la6ected. !.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-21
NEWSY STATE NOTES.

The residence of John Hage at Coude
was destroyed by fire Saturday.
The new state university law build
at Vermillion will be dedicated Feb. 2
The South Dakota Press association
will hold their winter meeting at Pierre
Feb. and 5.
The annual convention of the state
Y. M. @. A will be held at Mitchell
Feb. IL, ID and a.
A loaded gun carried in hay rack is
responsible for the death of Chris
Bechhold, who lives near Java.
A company is being formed to further
prospect the property near Eureka
where gold was discovered last fall.
Mrs. Chas. A. Pace. perhaps saved
her life by jumping into bath tub and
turning on the water while her clothes
were on fire.
Olivet won in the coanty seat case
before the supreme court and will retain
the capital Of Hutchinson county for at
least four more years.
John O. Doherty. agent for the Atlas
Lumber company at Putney, was burned
70 death in his Office. He was sleeping
on q TIN the Office at the time.
/ Fireion Monday night destroyed the
residence Of :. r. T. McCloud q,
Gettysburg and Mr.. McCloud wa,
burned 70 death. Origin Of fire Il
unknown. F s
John w. Carrigan, arrested for run
rnDuing . "blind pig" in Geddes
pleaded guilty 70 the charge befor'
Judge Smith at Platte, where court /
In session, and was fined 500.
Stockmen in the vicinity Of Gedde
Interested in the question Of the her
law and its possible statewide applica
tion have called meeting Of all cattl
growers and stock men Of that ssctior
/ 70 Be held in the city hall there ON Sd,
urday, January Is. The purpose OF th
meeting II declared TO be TO protel
against any change BY the legislstpre !
chs present laws relating 10 stock rul
! ming - lsrgs and grssing upon publ
lands and ths discussion q proposs
lssislaeion. sla 6fs lasg
Nv. ~. 0atsa, porter - tbs Shsrms
hosellat Aberdeen, fell dswn >hs .elsv
~ shaft fFoa The tourth = 49, Al
1eofs distance - sixsy fssss d
esoapsd wiuhous : sccnsoh-s IA asfAF&
y - ~ : oaseotn6s's 4SuDk "a tlm slev
sossad - lsslhiao 'hnskvarA md
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LEGISLATIVE DOINGS.
Continued from page ]

paign was paid for out OF the gov
ernor's contingent fund; that Super
intendent Ustrud purchased an auto.
mobile with state funds; that Com
missioner Wheaton charged his
expenses to the state while campaign
ing, also to the progressive COM
mittee; that young man by the
name of Murphy drew salary of 500
month for alleged work in the
treasurer's Office while he was in
attendance at the University Of Yer
million, getting an education at the
states expense; and other rumors.
There is nothing political in the in
vestigation, just merely desire to
set the gentlemen right before the
public.
The fireworks have broke loose in
both the house and senate during
the past week. In the senate the
explosion was caused by Dillon's
bill to return the money secured to
the state by the sale of the North
Carolina bonds few years ago.
Dillon took high moral stand and
presumed that every one who dis
agreed with him was either jew or
something worse and he brought
forth some fireworks that were really
worth while. The fact, however,
that the United states Supreme court
had decided that the bonds were
legal and that the State of North
Carolina had realized handsome
profit upon the money secured from
their sale and was still receiving an
increase from said money, made
Dillon's argument of little impor-
lance and when the smoke of the
battle had cleared away his measure
was found to have been defeated.
In the house was caused by attempt
ing to pass the bill to put the names
of persons receiving county aid in
the commissioners proceedings and
printing them. This caused storm
from those who believed that the
true charity extended by the county
should be so scruitinized before it
was extended that there should be
no question as to the worthiness Of
those receiving same and that they
should not be Inundated by being
advertised as paupers. The fight
ended ia the defeat of the bill.
Notice was served by the Introduce
OF the bill that he would immedi-
ately have another drawn to have
the names Of such persons as receive
county aid kept in open book on a
desk in the office Of county auditors.
senate Seventh Day.
Prayer and roll call
la absence OF Shober, Dillon acted
as president pro tenn.
Senator Amsden's resolution that
no special appropriation bills be
received until the general approprl
alton bills had been introduced b,
the committee on appropriations wal
amended 50 as to make it worthless
and passed.
The follow ing bills were intro
duced:
s B "a, Ewert- To make til
negotiable instrument laws Of thi
state uniform with other states.
8 B 96, Ewert- Compelling l50
candle power head lights upon Loco
motive engines.
s B SO, Hitchcock New fish Law
= B 81, Anderson--To prever
unfair competition and discrimin'
tion.
s B So, Stokes Relating to sto
-
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btibutlOudl ueDdLeB.
5 B AZ, Thoreson- Establishing
inebriate asylum at Dell Rapids.
S b AS, Thoreson Assessment of
real estate used as highway.
S b 40, Thor Relating to
damage for loss or damage of per-
sonal property by common carriers.
S b so, Thoreson-C Compelling
railroad companies to report all
wrecks and loss of life and property
to railroad commissioners.
S b 81, Thoreson Authorizing
railroad companies to prosecute pro-
ceedings before United States inter.
state commerce commission.
S b 81, Thoreson-Compelling
railroad companies to report all ele-
vators doing business along their
lines and the reut paid by each.
S b SO, Thoreson-Co Compelling
railroads to put toilet rooms in all
stations.
S b 81, Thoreson--Authorizing
railroad commissioners to install
safety appliances on all railroads.
SB SO, Mcpherson Making it
crime to sell any game bird.
S B So, Hale-Revising poll tax
law.
SB 81, Dillon-Amending tax
sale law.
81 r 2, Dillon-Memorial to
congress to pass law against poly
gamous cohibation.
House-Seventh Day.
Opening exercises
Mileage of members reported.
Salaries OF officers and clerks fixed
for session.
Bills introduced,
II b 46, Elsom-For protection
OF prairie chickens.
H B AZ, Arnold-Fixing minimum
weight of car Of sheep.
III b 4S, Arnold Defining par
tition fences providing for erection
of same.
HI B 40. Whitney Relative to
constructionof highways and bridges.
I'll B so, Roberts Relating to
redemptions of real property from
sale.
II B 81, Roberts Fixing terms of
court in Fifth judicial circuit.
III b So, Bartine Providing court
for Never county.
III b SO, Sutherland Storing
water for irrigation purposes.
III b 81, Morris Providing 1900
candle power headlights on loco
motives.
III B 80, Dingsor Anti treating
BILL
III B SO, Larson-Prohibiting
breweries from assisting in securing
saloon licenses.
III b 81, Lakings Relating tc
farmers institutes.
HI b SO, Van Ruschen Increas
ing powers Of organized townships
II B SO, Van Ruschen Relating
to Justice of peace fees.
II B go, Taylor Limiting time tc
secure tax deeds.
H b 81, Taylor Limiting time o
foreclosure under power Of sale.
H B 81, Newell--For protection
of travelling public on railroads.
| H B SO, Newell Deficiency ap
preparation for printing reports.
i HJR5, Mcdonnell Petition :
congress to call ,vention TO
proposed amend 1ss 70 nations
irrnekstuf;ou
HJR6, Mcdonnell AN amend
i. ment to constitution. A
Miss +, A. Smith appointed q
stenographer.
4 House- Eighth Day.
4 Opening exercises.
Bills introduced:
Il 81 B Ga, Wyman Highway an
bridge bill.
h b IS, Gardner Relating
Exemptions.
I'll H B 66, Mertens Providir
names for new counties.
H B 81, Fowler Amendments
a chapter 101. laws Of 1907.
h B68, Hale Relating 70 u
% lands,
n b 50. Dingsor Fixing time
:. eoronI<~,,ra ~ ranl erknfa mart -, d
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graph and telephone companies to
reduce rates.
Fl b IA, Wolzmuth To commit
dope fiends to insane asylums.
III B rs, Appropriation committee
To appropriate money to pay defic-
iency to United States land Office.
II b 70, Issenhuth Forming
state bank association.
II b n, English Amending
municipal court laws.
III j r Z, Morris Memorial to
congress on polygamy.
III j r s, Bartine = Memorial to
congress to open Indian reservations.
II j r 8, Cable-Memorial to con-
gress to suppress the shipping OF
liquors into prohibition states and
counties.
senate-N Ninth Day.
Opening
Bills introduced.
SD So, Laxson-Deficiency
appropriation bill for transportation
of persons to penitentiary.
S b SO, Hare-To prevent desc
Grafton of flags of the United States
and South Dakota.
S B 60, Scroggs Revising county
judges salaries.
| S b 81, Amsdem Relating to
time for foreclosing real estate
mortgages.
S B AZ, Amsdem Relating to
probate and sale of estates of non
residents.
S B SO, Thoreson Giving rail-
way commissioners supervision over
railroad scales.
S B ga, Thoreson- Repeating sec,
q, chapter PIP laws of 1907, and
relating to duties of railroads.
S b IS, Williams-New dog
license bill.
S b 66, Misunderstanding for
the creation Of state food and dairy
commission defining duties and fix
ing salaries.
S b 81, Mcpherson Amending
section 1904 laws of 1908.
S B SO, Fixing dates
of elections in towns, cities and
municipal corporations.
S B so, johnson of Kingsbury-
Limiting the number of dealers in
cities and lows of the state.
SIR 3-Article IL of state con-
stitution and submitting same to
voters of the state.
The pay Of assistant postmaster OF
the senate was made the same as
postmaster.
Curtiss offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted. That
the state veterinary surgeon furnish
information as to expense of pre-
pairing an experiment station al
Brookings for immunizing hogs
against cholera.
Senate-Tenth Day.
| Opening.
Bills introduced
S B 70, Yeager Relating to un
fair competition and discrimination
amending section |, chapter 13l
laws 1907
S B IL, Tobin-Appropriation TO
Huron state fair.
S b 70, Mcpherson -Providin,
for municipal courts.
S b 70, Danforth Relating t,
control, operation and construction
of roads and bridges.
s. IA, Bates-Incorporation 0
town Of Cotton.
S B 70, Byrne-To protect live
and property Of travelling public am
employees Of railroads.
|, S B 70, Byrne- Creating powe
for formation of state association {
banks and the insurance deposi
fund. M
SB n, Hsre-To provide uniforl
freight rates throughout the state.
S,B 49,, Stokes Relating to II
organization Of Perkins and Hardi
counties.
a. The president appointed Weave
Bell and Anderson to meet viii
: house committee for conference &
house joint resolution.
= Senate RIeventh Day.
Opening.
III S B 24-Relating TO fencing
railroad right Of way was read thil
.4sSt2$-sA. = 80 a -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
INSANE MAN OUT
TO MURDER ALL.
Arms Himself With Pistol
Shotgun and Three
Sd Bombs.
STAYS ONE WOMAN
Bullets Fly Fast and When
Crowd Gathers He Kills
Himself.

AURORA m April s-John An
derson' pIumper. whose mind had
been affected became suddenly sio-
lent today md arming himself with
Two pistols, shotgun and three
bombs. whleh he fastened to his
person by means of harness, started
out to kin the inhabfants Of the city
block IN which he SAID malicious
gossip concerning himself had drcu-
lated.
anderson Kill one woman, mar
rowly missed Staying her husband.
wounded another woman, and then
committed suicide;
Mrs. John aicvicker was shot
through The heart by Anderson, and
Mrs. John Beitord, received a flesh
wound anda broken arm from pistol
bullets. John Mcyicker, husband Of
the woman killed, had narrow es-
cape 2 bullet grazing his scalp.
Anderson terrorized the entire
sqnars ponnded BY Railroad and
R'lrst and Second streets. He shot
ana killed himself in the BeBord
rooms when he saw men gathering
q tile reet outside.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
SINGLE ISSUE IS
UNION OF MINERS
the Anthracite Coal
Miners and the Opera
tors Now.

PHILADELPHIA, AprlI S.-Rceog-
milton Of the union IS the single issue
that stands in the way of the anthra-
cite miners accepting the ofter made
by the operators to renew for the
next three years the recently expired
wage agreement.
The proposition TO renew the
agreement was made at a confer
ence Of miners and operators ycster-
day ana another meeting is being held
this afternoon when the answer Of the
miners Is to be given.
Whether the :niners will waive rec
oGnition of the union was thrashed
out at a meeting of the miners this
morning. It is believed an amiacable
agreement win be reached.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08

GLASSCOCK NAMES
BOARD OF CONTROL
Isakin For Six Years, Hodges
-Four and Sheppard
I've.

After many weeks OF deiiberation
n which time the claims OF some
30 aspirants for places on the Beard
ot Control haye been considered by
Governor Glasscock, the executive
has announced the appointment ot
James $. Lalkin, of Tama Alta: Col.
Thomas p Hodges, o. Morgantowni
and Jack Sheppard. OF Williamson,
as his choice for the board.
the guess made by the Govern
or Is very similar to those issued 5y
the press ot the state for several
weeks past and while the formal an.
nouncement Of the appointment 81
The triumyirata was not surprising
i ended a great deal Of conjecture
ana ends a good-aatured tight for
some Of the best places at the dis
-posal OF the Governor,
The appointment OF I.akih ana
Hodges had been expected for sew
eral weeks and the Preston county
man since mis- visit to washington
In the early das' of March about
the time Governor Glasscoclt made a
trip 70 the National Capital, has
been making study of the work
of similar boards in other states.
Col: Hodges Is the minority mem
her OF the new board and Is an able
man along the hines OF his training.
Whether the cultured Hodges, the
university man, will enjoy the pur-
suits of buying beef, bread and po-
tatoes for the wards Of the state,
even at $4,000 per year remains toI
be seen.
Games 8. LAkin Is pretty wellI
known throughout the state. When
Aston Gordon Dayton resigned from
congress to take a place on the fed
eTal bench, Laldn vas nominated as
MS successor. but al special eiec.
don he was beaten by Col. Tom
Davis, OF Mineral county, a brother
of the venerable and honorable fIen-
" Gassway Davis Lakin lives highl
md dry at Terra Alta, is merchant |
who has been successful and many
believe to be the best fitted hy rea-
son of hds training for the position
% which Governor Glasscock has
appointed him.
Sheppard Is a member Of the law
irm of Sheppard, Goodykoontz and
scherr. OF Williamson, in the heart
II the great Thacker coal Aeld. HeI
las been numbered at the top OF his
Profession IN that field and there
re many who doubted that he would
consent to take the place offered
finn because It sewers his relations
With mis- profession.
In making his appointments Gov
amor Glasscoek named Iakin for ali
period OF six years; Hodges for four.
ears and shepphrd for two years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
CONTINUED
Are Hearings of Pedro Man
emo and Frank Angotta
Until Monday.

A ~ FIgg. 49, 5
an Ihprsday morning was taken up
in Justice Gofden's court with the,
hearing % the charges against Pledro
Ataueino. nroprietpr of the hotel at
TIE North end OF Glen Elk bridge.
md Frank Atgosta, a barber in the
sanae building, Frank charges Man
elmo with uniawfnlly carrying re-
syolyer. He also charges Piedro and
his wife; sabella with assaulting and
beattng him. Pedro charges Frank
Angotta ana Dominick Long with as
sarit and battery also. The charges
ase the result of fight among them
last Sunday The hearings we're not
concluded at the session and they
were continued until next Monday.
a1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
Twenty BARRELS
An Hour Morrison Oil
Well Flows When
Shot.

Three miles northwest Of the clty
the South Penn on Company drilled
lts vest ON the Sarah ]. Morrison faym,
little deeper this week, and II re-
sponded By flowing at the rate OF 20.
barrels an hour but soon subsidized.
This wen got its oil in the fourth
sand ana IS located in what has been
regarded as gas territory.
IN the Folsom district, this county.
the South Penn on Company has
drilled its second test on the Phoebe
Webb farm ses feet. into the Gordon
sand, and for the first "a hours the
wen produced 5s barrels.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
FIVE INITIATED
By Local Branch Of the Ma
tional Union in Trad
ers Hall.

Five candidates were initiated into
membership by the local branch Of the
National Union at q meeting held n
Traders han Wednesday night The
new members are Ralph n, johnson.
JAM p. Hoslstra sser, Al Brooks Wat
kins, Louis a. Carr and william j.
shinu Gensrais DEPUTY o. s. stan
ton. of Pittsburg, presided a. the
meeting. this honor being conferred
upon him as It was the last time he
would be with the lodge on his pres
ent visit. AlPusiness meeting in DR..
2. 3. slaters ONCE in the Eordyce
lbutleing was held prior 70 the meet
ing in Traders hall. Nine appiica-
tons for membership wsre baiioted
upon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
EXPECTS II
lntimated That Both Sena.
tors Will Ask For North
colt as Minister

WASHINGTON, d. q. Apr1
That Hon. Elliott Nerthcost reaiIy ex-
-pects the appointment as minister p.
Colombia has been mad apparent ~
the arrival of COL Fred paul
Grosscup, who asked the appointment
Of a. D: Rummeli, oR Charleston, is
United States district attorney ii
Northcott's place It ii intIhiated that
'ooth senator's VIII ask Northcott's
appointment.
!, .lss Asefegrap1s egg are popfing into the sem
atofs from lawyers who want aff.
'Northeott's place. Q. ~. Dillon 81
Fayetteyille. sent a message aslsins
the appointment
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
DEEDS RECORDED
In the Office of County Clerk
w. Guy Tetrick
Lately.

a. ]. Smith to B. II. Post. I lot
Clark district.
Abner Y. Smith to Edmund Hu'
sill. lots. Clark district.
G. L. Mccarty to Mamie Lowe
one-half interest in lot. Coal dis
trict.
NJ. ]. Francis to E. c. Tetrick
! lot, Reynoldsville.
G. W. Moffatt to Lloyd F. ehal.
fant, l lot. shinhston.
Clarence f. Stout TO /. NJ. and ]
L. Swlsher. 69 acres, Grant district
Carlin Han to Cora L. Martin, tvs
lots, Wallace.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
COURT REPORTER
Appointed BY Judge .Lync5s
is a New Martins
vile Man.

OIL. Haught, of New. Martins
YiIie, was IN the city the first of the
week doing some special work for
Judge Lynch Mr. Haught has been
appointed court reporter under
Judge Lyndh and viii do the court
work at this place. Ee viii also do
vacatlon work here for any OF thc
at torneys who may need dispositions
taken At present he is located al
View Nartinsyille. but will come here
when his services are needed. AR.
Haught Is 4 court reporter Of sew.
erai Years experience.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
TUG SAFE
Weathers the Storm on Lake
Erie and Arrives at
Fairport.

CLEVELAND. o., April Sword
was received here today that the
tug George Flood with seven men
aboard. which was reported missing
"Wednesday. had arrived safely at the
Fairport harbor. Little damage was
reported as the result OF the storm on
lake Erie. Considerable damage was
done on land throughout this sec
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
FOUR LECTURES
On Program for Session OF Doctors
Post Graduate school.

Following Is the prOgrsm that. viii
be carried out at the regular weekly
session of of the Harrison County
Medical society's post graduate
school in the sEmpire building to-
night. beginning at o'clock.
Diseases of the Hip-Dr. n. Peck,
DR.. B. F. Matheny
Diseases # the Knes-Dr. E. N.
Flowers, DR.. R. B. Nutter
Diseases of the Ankle and foot
DR. ]. E Wilson. Or. II. v. Var
ner.
Diseases of the Upper Extremity,
Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist and Hand
Df. w P. Cor. Dr.. A. T. Post.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
WILLIAMSON "wEr."

WILLIAMSON. w. va. April s.
At the municipal election here the
wet" ticket won. receiving 300 out OF
the ls4 votes cast. Two years ago the
vets" won by n majority OF 100.
Most OF the new city officials are
Democrats.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
JUDGE WARNED
Not to Issue Marriage License
10 Co1ored Man and
White Girl.

COLUMBUS. o., p4lA SIT ID
probable Judge Samuel L, Black re-
ceiyed a Black Hand warning today.
warning him against issuing marri-
age licenses to blacks and whites.
The courts have practically decidsd
that Willis Marcand, coTored, aged
50, and in the real estate business,
can marry a white waitress. The
not Judge Black received, stated he
would be hanged If the colored man
and white girl receive a license to-
marry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
I9HN VI BUSH gl!ES
tuberculosis Causes Death ot
Carpenter in Stansbury
Addition.

John W. Bush, we'll known cit.
izen and carpenter of the stansbury
addition to Northview, died at hiE
morning and thence to Lueerne, Gil
o'clock after lingering illness OF
tuberculosis.
Mr.. Bush was 40 years old. Sur
viying him are his wife and four
children.
The body will be taken to Toll
Gate on train No. 8 Friday
note Judge Black recesved' stated he
mer county, where It will be buried.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-08
BABY GIRL DIES.

Anna, the nine-month-old daugh-.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs John Ghilakey.
of ROsemont,. died there Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock of pneumonia.
The body win be brought to ciarks-I
burg and buried in Holy Cross can-
etery Friday.