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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
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Tine members OF MI Brooks Com.
spaay. who played last night In Elkins
under the direction Of the Elks Lodge
at that Place. made; q hit, 50 The word
.comes from Elktns. Mr.. Brook s com
spanys as presented here with a slight
.ss1iSlanse 81 tic cast was the chief MIN.
ber o. The performance a clever lit
ale coined b. a Song at Twilight" in
witch MISS Nellie: Cassidy and Cur.
si:ss Robertson took the parts. was an
sarfn and bo:h were splendid IN their
srarts walter cook and Earl Knight
did ;the between acts at buck and5wins
landing IN which thy excel. G. E.
Meyers gave one Of his clever mono
iosnes and ". r. Omen directed; the
ora estra h al sleighing party was g1v.,
"a 10 day III honor of the troupe. VINO
afe expected home this .eerninG.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
A. ]. BONAFIELD
PASSES AWAY

Mr.. Arnold ]. Donafield. a prominent
resident of Tllnnelton, Preston county,
and a frequent visitor In Fairmont,
passed away yesterday at his horne at
Tunnelton after q few days serious
illness. Mr.. Bonafleld had been Ill for
only six days and while his condition.
was known to be! grave. the summons
came much sooner tha.f had been an
4icipated. Deceased was the son OF
Thornton J. (dpceased) and Sarah
Erwin Bonufleld.' He was born in 1919.
He was educated In the public and nor
nal schools of Preston county and in
1867 entered the employ OF Allen,
Shafer & Co.. merchants. alter he be-
came member OF the firm and more
than fifteen years ago BECAME sole
owner OF the business. His trade was
the best ever built W. in Preston coun.i
t.. NJ ~
Deceased was president Of the King
wood Coal and Coke Company before
It was sold to the Weaver Syndicate,
was an organizer OF the Tunnelton,
Kngwood & FMrchance r. r Conn
pany. president and general manager
OF P. & r.. Coal Co., OF Piedmont and
large stockholder in the Manufactur-
ers' Coal and Coke Co. In the Bank
Of Grafton. and an agent for the King
wood Gas, Coal and Iron Co.
Mn. Bonafeid was united in mar
.riage to Miss Virginia Robinson, Of
rnis county. a daughter Of James Rob
inson. Six children were born to this
union, Guy NJ. of .Tunnelton; Hugh, OF
Grafton; Carl, deceased; Harry, de
ceased; AIRS; F. v. Hutton. OF Hutton
vile, and Stewart, OF Tunnelton. Mrs.
John Graham, OF Newburg; Mrs. VIII
bur Posten, Of Alorgantown: Mrs. Geo.
Hartman. OF Terra Alta, and Miss julia
Ionafeld IA lately returned mission
airy from Japan. are sisters Of the de
ceased. Deceased was a Knight Temp
! far and member Of the Shrine. His
acquaintance In Masonic circles was
extensive. ~ Us
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
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MOUND DAY FUND.-
School Children Throughout the State
Raise s1,25o.4s to Preserve II
Pre-Hlstorie Mound. 4, III w

:, CHARLESTON, W. va. Jan. 10
State Treasurer Newton osdin &. fur
n!shes II statement showing the
amounts received in the recent school
collection for the. Mound Fund. It
shows the total amount on hand and
In bank to DE s71o.22S In addition
$54o:e7 more has been reported col.
lected but not yet turned over to
the State treasurer. which would
bring the total amount raised BY the
children, on Mound: Day to .sl,?5o.49.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13

You can tell everybody that ] say
Father Johns Medicine is one Of the
best medicines to keep in the family
IN winter that ever was. have tried
It in all ways. Ny wife would mot be
without It at this season Of the year.
! have found Father Johns Medicine
the most valuable preparation for
coughs and colds tsigned) Jaw. !
CLANCY, s01 4th ST., s. F., Washing
ton ID! c. 80 d
Cures all throat and lung troubles.
Not patent medicine, and free from
poisonous drugs or alcohol. Prevents
pneumonia and consumption.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
! lnsH 4; i: Of Rev. Reavin.

5SS Honoring the new rector. Rev. A.
HI Beayin,i.he Altar Guild. Of Church
Church SayeYa reception last evening
at !4he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 2. F. Rob
2ertson, on Barney street. to wnica the
members of the congregation and the
pastors OF the other; denominations OF
the: oily were Invited. Mrs. VT.
Hartman stood nj the head Of the re
ece5rtpg5 line and introduced the guests
Sfo Rev SBeavin. and the members Of
stheyestry as follows: W. E.:Watson.
JIG. Smith. John Henshaw. George
Brobst. Joseph Lehman. During the
evening, Miss Myrtle DeVene Shnw
rendered a vocal solo. Mrs. George
:DeBoit presided at the punch bowl
and was assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Watson. m the dining room. Mrs. Ed:
win: Forrest Hartley presided. assist
led o.. a number, Of young ladies. Mrs.
N. b. Henshaw poured coffee. The
decorations in the dining room were
In red and green 4 and the entertain.
Sment was ono Of excellent appolnt-
lmenid. 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
.oHissra Installed.

r . Z y q u u i
The Pythian Sisters Of Pythlan Tenn
pie No. s, installed their officers last
night. An initiation aud reception fol-
lowed the installation.
Mrs. Jessie. Highland, past chief.
afiss Elsie Hawkins, most excellent
CHEZ. h; h. i, :, ID.
Mrs. Jessie Miller, excellent senior.
Mrs, Jeanette Meredith, excellent
junior.
iRlrs: Edith Dresoach, manager Of
temple. 80 J:
Mrs, Bessie sample, mistress otrec'
ords and correspondence. ifi
Mrs Alice R. Miller, mistress Of a
nance. Itt III
Miss Bessie Hunsaker, protector OF
temple.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
Home From Romney.

Attorney W. B. Cornwell returned
from Romney last night, where he
had gone TO defend man by the
name OF Abel for killing John Chap.
nan. Chapman. merchant, near
Iomney, was killed last summer. The
case against Abel was continued.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
Miss stella Klnkall, guard Of outer

Miss stella Klnkaid, guard Of outer
temple. s,
Mrs. Anna Orr, grand chief Of the
order, who was present at the meet,
ing. complimented The staff work most
highly. stating that she hal never
seen the work Of initiation done with
such precision and order as last even.
Ing. < She extended an inyitation to the
stan to be present at the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge in Parkersburs next
fall to give an exhibition OF the work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
First Ward Meeting.

The meeting Of the First n P.
church is growing in interest, Men
and women are being saved. Rev. ].
P. Turhleson will preach on the sub
ject OF THE Prodlgal Son" tonight.
All are invited to come.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
cHlckEN TslEE csveH4.
I47Il7 d = y
Was Run Down BY Blood hounds at
E1terprise To-day a

The Enterprise blood hounds were
after q chicken Ethief al 9atiddle ton to-
day at noon. The dogs made q fine
trail: The chickens were found IN ~
pot and were being cooked for dinner.
An Italian was the culprtt When the.
dogs trailed to the house the italian
made a break for liberty. He raj,
toward Monongah and the hounds
were following him. u: a h
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
sfn. ( ~ d. MIss Butcher.

Complimentary to Miss Villa Hart
lB1aNer, whose engagement 70 Mr..
john Lehman was recently announced,
Mss Madge Sample Is entertaining at
eards ifhts afternoon at her home on
SEarnlont avenue. Tomorrow Miss
Sample win again be hostess to a
murder of friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
I taf'IsF'f'T Va
:NoTlcE
Buekhannon 6 Northern Railroad
Company.

g. - %. q 2 IT,
Company.
|. Notice >is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Buckhannon and Northern Rail;
road Company will be held at the Of
fee OF the company in the city OF Fair
mont, West Virginia. Tuesday, Feb.
r,iaary I'd, 1909, at 1000 O'Clock n. m,
for the purpose OF electng n Roard OF
Directors for the ensuing year ard
.for.the TRANSACTION q; such .. {; other hasi:
ness as may properly come before
said meeting = -. 3s,.
A. H. BLAIR, Secretary.
Fairmont, W. Va, January ash. 1909.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
FATHER of IL
SAVES MONEY
HEALTH PROBLEM OF LARGE
FAMILY SOLVED BY WASH.
5& 50 iMGToN MAN. "

II am the father OF twelve children,
the oldest about twenty years at pres
emit, and the youngest about two
years" says j. ". CLANCY, OF Wash
Ington, D.! c.. 80 that you will 4 see
that where the children are subject to
colds. coughs and such diseases, !
have certainly had a large experience.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
plreetoru Of WoodIawn Cemetery,

~ 49, - - ; re-. z. = ~
The stockholders Of Woodlawn Gem
etery met last night in tho once Of
tho company aud elected the follow;
Ing directors: N. n Barnes, j. 8,
Hamilton, T. c. Miller, J. H. Barns
nnd W. s. Hamilton. Tho directors
organized BY electins J. 8. Hamilton
president: ]. H. Barns, vice president;
MN. Barns, secretary and treasurer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13

1 No Meet with Mrs. smyth.
i The C1ub Glee d. die " on,an's Club
VIA meet on Thursday afternoon Of
1nias week ct the home Of Mrs, John
zGuKn snyth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13

Your store Gagged" last yea K JszE
advertising Jagged. It was not co
much a question Of hard times" aa u
Inadequate advertising.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15
Coma to see US. We want your
business. The L. W. White Go.

List your real estate with me. Costs you
nothing unless q sale is made. Robt. l.. Link
Best quality spectacles and opera glasses
at Rykard's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15
WHERE IS DR.. COOK?
oh where, oh where is myliddle dog gone
oh where. oh where is he ~

oh where, oh where is myliddle dog gone
Oh where, oh where is he
With his tail cut short and his ears cut long
On where, oh where can he be-"
Only short lineage we weretall bragg
ing on DR.. Cook and giving Commander
Peary Hail Columbia merry weather!
Presto, changes land the whole proceedings
are reversed. Peary is lit" and Cook what
is "it' and where is he?
We cannot back down from our belief,
however, in Cook, until we see proofs
positive of his guilt. He does not look
like a common fakir; his life up to this
time has not been that Of a fakir-but
where is he?
Should it result that DR.. Cook has fax
ed his N. P. discovery the deed will
stand out, embossed, water marked, and
deckle edged, as the most stupendous
piece of stubborn perversity, cheat, and
swindle that has ever been perpetrated
upon an u~nsuspecting public.
fit results that DR.. Cook has li-pre-
%varicatedto this extent, his name will go
an history with a stigma that time itself
will not eradicate. He will have merited
the scorn, the. disdain, and the contempt
that will be his hence forward and forever.
He won the confidence Of US all by his
unasuming p%retentions, we believed in his
honesty and integrity even against Peary
and should there be a fake, alhoax,a house
of cards, the ~&revulsion of feeling will
sweep DR.. Cook into a maelstrom Of pub
lie denunciation from which he may never
hope to make his exit in this life, A hun:
year from now bays will answer unbeliev-
able stories with You an't'Cook' me"
tits to be hoped that we are not Cook
ed" 1t seemed that at first that Cook
would Cook" Peary but the sky looks
just now like Cook has Cooked" the pub
lie. 49,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15
BELLEVUE.

Marriage of Mr.. A.. B.. Kennedy and
Miss Ella Brice Morris. On Wednesday
afternoon at three O'Clock in the first
Presbyterian church at Wilmington. Mr.. A.
b. Kennedy and Miss Ella Brice> Morris
were united marriage. The church was
beautifully decorated, for the occasion, the
ceremony was performed by DR.. 5. L..
Morris Of Atlanta. at twelve o'clock MIR.
and Mrs. r. F. Morris entertained the bri-
dial party at an elegant dinner: The atten-
dants at the marriage were Miss Maggie
Morris, maid Of honor, Mr.. Robert Ariall
best man, Mrs. Abercrombie Of Atlanta
dame of honor, bridesmaids Miss Georgia
Kennedy, Miss Jamie Morris, and Miss
Mary Morris; groomSmen MIR. Clifton Britt
Mr.. Arch Talbert, Mr.. Willie Lyon: being
sick and not able to attend Mr.. Gil Cade
had to stand at the marriage and at the
reception MIR. Archie Britt stood with Miss
Mary Morris.
On Wednesday night OF the same day
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Alb. Kennedy
Mr.. and Mrs. i'll. Kennedy entertained.
A delightful two'course supper was served.
The menu consisted of every thing that
could tempt the appetite, salads fruits
cake and charlotte russo.
The bride and groom stood under q
beautiful arch from which was suspended
aIovely marriage bell to receive the con
gratulations of their friends. The brile
was married in q handsome tailor made
suit and at the reception she wore q beau
tiful dress Of blue silk. Mrs. Abercrombie's
Morris, and Miss jamie Morris lovely
dresses Of Garnet silk, Miss Mary Morris
blue dress, Miss Georgia Kennedy cream
silk, Mrs. j. L. Kennedy black satin jet
trimming, Mrs. R, F. Morris black silk,
Mrs. S. L. Morris handsome black silk,
Mrs. Parker lovely. blue dress with lace,
Mrs. .Cade dress Of crimson silk, Mrs.
Mauldin black silk, Mrs. Emma Kennedy
black silk, Mrs. Irene Kennedy white silk.
Morris of Atlanta, Mr.. and Mrs. Mauldin
Of Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Morria, DR..
and Abererombie Of Atlanta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter of Wilmington, Mr.. Oscar Gown and
Mr.. Leroy Of Wilmington, Mrs. Wardlaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kennedy, Mrs. Emma
Lesley, Mrs Emma Kennedy, Mrs. Irene
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Robinson,
Mrs. j. G. Kennedy, Miss Carrie Cowan,
Miss Sue McCaslan, Misses Ellen and M.
Z. Morrah, Mr.. G. j.. Britt, Mr.. L.. W.
Cowan, Major Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mr.. W. w. Wardlaw, Mr.. John Morrah,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Morrah, Miss Emma
Wardlaw, James Morris, Bette Morrah
and Leila Kennedy and little Miss Porter.
The halls dining rooms and parlors were
beautifully decorated with evergreens ros-
es and pot plants, Mrs. Kennedy was assis-
ted in receiving her guests by Mrs. Parker
and Mrs. Cade, Miss Georgia Kennedy and
Miss Mary Morris served punch, Mrs. w.
D.. Morrah, Mrs. Cade, Mrs. Parker and
Miss Emma Wardlaw, presided in the din
ing room. Mr.. and. Mrs. Kennedy left
Thursday morning for the Parker place
and will tegin keeping house. They re-
ceived many handsome presents.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15

If you want a John B. Stet.
son hat see the Rosenberg
Mercantile Co.
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The Circuit Riders Sketch Book.

@NSD NN4 ~-At ~
A publication recently issued. $50 pages
beautifully printed. Some Of the contents:
Introduction by President John C. Kilgo;
Where to Find Heaven; Heading Off a Ne
gro College; The Murdered Wife; The Pes
thence that Walketh in Darkness; Notes
and Notions; A Mill Village Scene; Recol-
l~ections Of Early Childhood; Monck's Cor
ner, SC; Earthquake Incident; Rev! Sam
uel Spookendyke; The Jig and tie German;
Rev. Thos. Trotter, P. O.. Beside the Couch
Of the Dying Itinerant, etc.
Concerning the merits and literary char
acter Of the book-Bishop Morrison writes
the author: Il read every word in The Cir
cult Riders Sketch Book, and greatly en-
joyed it. Your style Is life-like, natural and
easy. Write again." From a published
critique by Rev. DR.. J. l.. Stokes, Of the
South Carolina Conference: The book is
absolutely unique. There is not a dull page
In 1t. twill brighten any household where
it comes, and make US all love God and our
Church and our brethren more" Judge
George w. Gage writes: Last evening l
read aloud to the family circle the chapter
on The Call to Preach 1t is worthy of the
pen Of McHAren, ETC." Prof. w. H. Wallace :
1T is the most interesting and entertain
ing book Ihave read in long time" Pres
ident Snyder Of Wofford: The book is I'M
usually 1OodoDlC. l 1Coo ~ llOul SONCl w
cover" Capt. VIC. Austin, Of Greenwood,
S. c., writes: 1.-THE good wife ~monopolizes
the book the whole time I am in the house,
but she reads to Inc, and we laugh or cry
by turns as the case may demand" From
Prof. John Clinkscales: Il enjoyed every
page Of it. The book made me laugh and
cry-and boil over with Indignation" From
Gov. NJ. F. Ansel: Il have read with much
pleasure The Circuit Riders Sketch Book.
I hope you will receive the thanks of those
whose hearts have been made glad in the
reading Of this book" From a published
article by Judge Joseph Mccullough, of
Greenville, S. c.: "The Circuit Riders
Sketch Book should be in every library.
When once you begin to read it, will guar
sRSee X yfsrs will m nalSh II + Is 81 a Possesses . beek o ef
wonderful heart power. The Mill Village
Scene 'Recollections Of Childhood and
some other sketches, are real classics.
They deserve a place alongside the best
literature" For sale at P. B. Speeds
Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15
MONTHLY BOARD MEETING FOR
NATIONAL BANKS.

Washington, Nov. 3O.-All Of the 2, 500
national banks in the United States, which
now hold board meeting at irregular and
meetings of their boards Of directors, must
appoint examining and discount commit
tees, and all the loans and discounts Of
each bank must be approved by the direc-
tors board at the monthly meeting, such
approval to be recorded in permanentform.
This was the pronunciamento of Controller
OF the Currency Murray to-day.
In order to round out his general plan
for the directors to control the banks I'M
dor their supervision, the comptroller has
asked all of the banks to amend and for
ward to the comptroller's office copies Of
their bylaw rs amended. 2
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15
Anderson I%ntelligencer.

CA dead white mule! My father owned
one that really died, but died OF. old age.
She was folded in 1851, the property Of my
grandfather; and was given to my father
and mother when they were married a
few years later, and they kept her until
she died in 1897; which made her So years
old"
at saw her die and helped to bury her.
She was missed by all the family and
hands on the place, for she had been given
her freedom some years before she died,
but was fed and tended to the same as
those at work.
Jennie" or (Old Jennie, as she was
called,) was known far and near. I expect
some Of your readers will remember "Old
Jennie" very well, as my father lived for
four years just after the war in the Pierce
town section, and then moved to where he
now lives in the Piedmont section where
"Old Jennie" died. She was not mort
gagged, o never had BEEN"
Edward King.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15
No Ear SpIitters.

Thecity council did. another thing last
night that will meet with general approval
and that was the outlawing Of those pesky
little sticks with dynamite caps, which
have been such terror to all pious people
during the holidays for the last few years
The small boys and insane grown people
will not be allowed to use them any more
on the streets of Anderson. We hereby
place another laurel wreath on the collec
tive brow of the city council.-Dally Mail
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15
Away Looking to YOnr. Interests.

Call and see me al once. as l have two neal
Coal ages Denr pubic ,qnhre lu dispose OF at @
sacrifice. Three saleh OF dwellings have re-
Gently heen mad- IN he city To new corners,
AMI The supply il ruhnIug shOr'. Can sell
yuu q Der Of vacant lots. but, unless ) GU
apply eHrly cnnuot I'll Your bllI Ior improved
property. No Il vacant dwelling In tse city,
and the .upply liz not QUA To demands, 30
you had beat look alter the two cottages men
TONED. VI. f.. Huhingsworth.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15
SeHbOard

We have some good values in
cooking stoves.
The L. w. White Go.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15

A large stock Of Pittsburg Per-
feet Fence on hands now cheaper
than rails, For sale by
The L. W. White Go.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15

Make a hog pasture with Pitts
burg Perfect Fence and save your
feed bill. We sell it.
The L. W. White Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-15
ITCH

Our stock of groceries is always
full, and the prices are right. Try
us. The L. W. White Co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
POLLARD FACTORY BURNED
sixty Hnnds out Of Employment at
Chcs,er-I.oss s30.OOO.

Chester Depot. March 2+.-Sixtt rosi-
dents 81 this village were deprived Of
cmployment b. the burning early TO-DAY
- the wrapper and underwear factory
rf tho Pollard Manufacturing company.
Tho loss IS estimated Mt $4,000 with par-
tial insurance It is believed tho factory
will bc rebuilt.
Tho fire started from an unknowr
oause and completely destroyed the two
story wooden building and i.e contents.
Ten men and 81 girls were employed
Five minutes after the blaze was dis
covered a. q: a. M. tho local tircmou
werc on the scene ann did their best
to check the flames. but were quickly
driven back by the intense heat The
roof of the building fell in at 3.i5
o'clock. and although the ruins were
blazing furously. the flames were begin
ring 20 die down.
On tho lower floor Of the structure
we're stored large quantitw Of packed
tales ot packed print cloth. There were
lVo sewing machines on the second floor.
The firm consists Of James Il. Pollard
and W. 3 Pollard. both Of this town
The goods manufactured nt the plant
we're nearly all shipped to the wholesale
house Of I|rownDurrell & co. Of Dos
ton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
WOMAN STARVED TO DEATH
Police Found 3.4lO In Truni. in House
of Mrs. Nnry Gately.

liolyoke, March a starved to death
was given by Medical Examiner iiolyoke
as the cause of the death Of Mrs. MARY
OF the woman in IA miserable shack at
"a Lyman street. where she has lived
with her husband. Martin Gatoly, since
last May.
When the medical examiner reached
the Gately home to-day he found -
story building, and the interior In
wretched condition, The windows had
been broken and were boarded Seated
In the kitchen was Gately. "Did n
woman die suddenly in this house,"
asked the medical examiner, Il guess
so,' responded the husband
Detective Mctcalf and city Almoner
Cunningham went to the Gatcly house
this afternoon and made u thorough
search, They found two trunks and had
amining the trunks ths officers found
more than $40. $4s6.'6 In silver ana bills
ana three bank books, one for 81 100. one
Tor N,0S and another for 81 ,0oJ. The de-
posits ~ers all made IN July. laS. and
this leads the police to believe that un-
I'll that time Gately lad Kept thr money
In the shack.
drunkenness. The body OF Mrs Gatelv
was removed 10 the undcrtnker's rooms.
and the funeral will ne held to. morrow
morning, The couple had n" children or
immediate relatives here.