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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-18

VIA the prcdlc war be
exes. Dr. Parkhurst OF New
- his position plainly. de-
have belonged to the male
re than half a century. &"
the limits OF possibility
or could become a neutral
impossible for him ever
<ireIy To the enemy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-18

BRYAN. TEXAS, DECEMBER IS. 90
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NOTICE.

j. J. Ray supt.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
ROANOKE "WETS" WIN
Judge Rules DRY" Victory
Null and Void.
TAX LIST ILLEGAL, HE SAYS
Surprise Created In Anti-SaIOOn
Ranks when Local Option Contest
in Roanoke Is Declared I'm Favor
OF the Nwets"-ProhiBition Lead
ers Are Nat Frightened.
50 . The - Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va. March 29.-Surprise was
created in the ranks OF the Anti Saloon
League here to-day. when Judge Staples
handed down a decision declaring null
and void the local option election he'd
here in December. when the city vo.ed
dry by Sc majority. It was a big We
tory for the vets" and as a result the
saloons will not close here tomorrow
night
Just what the Anti-Saloon forces VIII
do now has not been decided. AT a con-
lcrea- r-'1 +his afternoon between the
Anti-Saloon League, at
rn-r James d. johnson pre-
4tion was discussed. and
need at the adjournment
been decided whether the
appealed 10 the Supreme
Court OF appeals. or whether another
election will be called.
We are thoroughly organized. and are
not at all frightened. and intend TO keep
up the fight" said President Johnson.
The contest has been pending in the
Corporation Court for two months. In
view Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals
decision upholding the constitudonaHty Of
the Ward law, belief was widespread
that the election would be declared valid.
But Judge Staples held the election null
and void on the grounds that the tax list
as furnished by City Treasurer Lawrence
S. Davis was Illegal The burden of the
costs In the contest was placed on the
'wets"
As result Of the decision the Anti
Saloon leaders are more determined than
ever to carry the city dry"
Roanoke has forty-two saloons. six mail
order houses. four clubs. ffty-two retail
licenses. and 100 United States licenses.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
PROPOSALS


GENERAL DEPOT OF TIE QUARTERAEAs-
ters Department. Washington. ID. c. Mareh /
Ess-Sealec proposals IL tElplcats Wiu Be received
a. this o-hos unt1i II O'Clock T. n THURSDAY
April J. IsOs and then publicly opened. fsr f1rnisb-
tng and delivering fuel az Nsshirvton Bsrucfs ard
y washington, d. c. Forts Myer and Hurt Virginia
Fort Nashsngton. Maryland; az TIE Arlinsrcr
Nation2l tenaetery, Virginia; a. P-nring station
Rosslyu. Virginia; A. Richmond Elzckslslrg ara
FCTk Union Virginia: Charlotte No-th Ca-erf-4
and Annapolis. Maryland: for minerzl OF az Wash
ingt0n Barracks and Washington. d. C.. Fo-ts
Myer and Hunt, Virginia ard Fert Washinzton.
Maryland Tor gasoline a. For; MyeT Virginia Also
Tor miscellaneous SOB printing removing ashes.
refuse matter. furnishing ics laundering towels and
shoeing animals IN WaslinE-ou. D. c. during TIE
nsczl year c0Unenc1ng July J. IsH. Bzrk fogns
ard Instructions tor making proposals ard turther
information VII Be furnished intending BIDDER mon
application 70 his cAoa. II. GRAY ZALINSKI
Major and QuarternAster. L. 8 A.. In CaArSe q
Depot mhL2S,4S.S
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
NEW TROLLEY LINE PROJECTED
Pen Mar Cars May Be Run 20 High
Rock

Hagerstown. March 2s.-One Of the lat
est trolley projects in this section Is the
proposed extension OF the electric line
from Pen-Mar Park TO High Rock and
other points Of interest. which at pres
ent can be reached only by hacks or on
foot 1t is said the Western Maryland
Railroad management has manifested a
disposition to encourage the movement.
which would enable it 10 get rid OF the
trouble and annoyance OF the cab serv-
ice.
To this end. # IS said, the railroad
company VIII permit the trolley COM
pany TO cross the steam road tracks
at Pen-Mar Station, and build the cleo
tric line along the driveway OF the park
and over the road leading 10 High Rock
and other observatory sites on the noun
tain
Another project that is now being Sc
riously considered is the extension OF the
electric railway from Pen-Mar TO Blue
Ridge Summit Monterey, and other
points in the heart OF the Blue Ridge re-
sort region. II is generally believed that
both extensions viii be made during the
coming year.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Thousands in Good Roads.
a,l % he washing,an Herald

Special b The Washington Herald
Bristol. Va. March S.-The good roads
movement IS being given an impetus in
this section A dozen counties are now
spending from $4,000 20 $4,000 in build
ing better roads. while others are yet 10
vote on the proposition. Sullivan County
is now spending 10000. and win shortly
vote on a proposition 20 issue 5000 sd-
ditional bonds for this purpose. Never
IN the history OF this section has there
been such a road building campaign,
and millions or dollars are being in
vested in the improvement Of the high
ways
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Special Notice
To Fat PEOPLE.

Il am giving you here the only pre-
scription known that vii safely. surely.
and quickly reducs your fat TO normal -
said DR.. Jones TO his Eat afflicted patient
Besides. It VIII at the same time great
ly build up your muscular strength and
health
GO 70 the drug store, get a package OF
Rengo. You eat Il like fruit or candy
and easily and safely reduce your fat q
pound a day
There is nothing Just as good" as
Rengo. For sale by all druggists at s. 90
per full-slzed box, or by mail prepaid,
by the Rengo Co. 3222 Rengo Bldg, De-
trOit, Mich. The company will gladly
send you trial package free by mail II
you write them direct to Detroit; no free
packages at drug stores.
Rengo Is for sale and recommended in
Washington by II. Evans, S24 F St nv;
Afheck's Drug Store, 1429 Penna. ave.
NV; Peoples Drug Store, s24 Seventh st
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunlhl4. holding Probate COuTt No I5sal Admin
istraiion-Ies i % give notice hat The suhs--ibcr
q The District q Columbia has obtained fra-s he
Probate Court q the Dtstrict q Columbia Letters 81
Administration the estate q Nellie T. Llo7d lats
q the Distrct q Columbia. deoeased All rersons
having cArns AEzinst the deceased are hereby warned
% exhibit the sane With The F0lclers thereof Ie4rv
authenticated. 70 the subsGiber on o. 5ef1re the
I'd DAY OF MARCH. A. D. $50: othe-ziss they
nay By law Be excluded from al beneft q sd
estate. Given un6sr ny hand this % dav u
March. 100. WILLIAM B. REILLY. sc LouiSsara
avenue. Attest SEAL JAMES Tanner. Rsgis-
tsr u Wills for The DiEcrict n Columbia C1erk a
the Probate Court WILLIAM 2 REILLY. At
torney. NIX d a.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
ASK $4,000 FOR INJURIES.
Twenty Persons Hurt in Grand
stand Collapse.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va. March 2.-Suits. aggre-
eating $4,000. were instituted in the Cor
poration Court to-day against the Ro-
anoke Industrial and Agricultural Asso-
ciation, by parties who claim that they
were injured by the fall Of the bleach
ers" at the fair last fall. The parties
suing. and the amounts asked, are as
follows:
+. J. L Ammen. 5000; 5. C. Koontz.
S2.OOO; Addie Urquhart. $1,000; Mary T.
Smith. $500; Susan Slusher. 5000; NJ. J.
Phillips. $1,000; Almira Page, $500: Mollie
Reynolds, $500: w. D. Dickerson. $1,000;
Minnie Dickerson. $4,000; Lucy A. Beard,
5000. Maggie Bangs. $780,. Guy D. French
$1,000: Barbara Z. French. $500: Alice
Long, 5000; Pearl Long, $1,000; Nalissa
Ammen, $500; w. w English. $500: Nan
ME L. Hancock, $500. and Miss a. NJ.
Stoutmayer, 5000.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING oUARTERAAs-
ter. Washington. Takoma S1bststio1 n. C
March !. l9oe--Seal>d proposals. n triplIcate sub
3ect 70 the uslGl con6it-uzs WEl be received here
until O'Clock noon. ltARCH q Iss ard thsn
cpsned f0r the conSrlctlon including usunhfng
heating electric wiring and electro lighting tx
tures, q two single ssts o1icsES' TuHrsEs one Hos
ritAl Corps barack one stoTshors-. one stable and
o1e wagon shed and gIrsge AZ eue Walter Reed
Army Gcnerzl Hospital Washington. d. c. Plans
specicstions blank propoSals and furshsr fnforma-
ton furnished 90 Application. deposit o. s. %
required for plans and spedfztions: deposit Win
be returned 70 bidds- OF return q plans and cpec
Ecatioos here [. s. reserves z.ght 70 sccspt q
reject any q al BIDS o. any ps-t ths-eE Pro
posals % Be marked "Propossls for Prhlic Build
ings at Walter Reed Army Gens-al Hospital Wash
iuEton. d. c. and adGruoscd 70 II. IA PErTUS
Constructing QuArte-nastCT. mhL1SA2.0
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

Leaving sharf. IN and II sts 81. dsiiy. ez-e-s
Sunday. 10 A. n and ia5 , n
FARE-75c ROUND TRIP.
I-clud.nE admission 10 Eruunds Erd msrzicl
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Woman Arrives, but Lover Doesn't.


Elkins. W Va, March 2S.-COurtship
by correspondence did not terminate hap
PLY for Sarah ]. Wilson. OF this city
She inserted an advertisement for a suit
able husband in a sutton paper. and
receiving a favorable answer. she made
a trip 10 sutton 10 meet her fance. who
failed TO put in an appearance. In send
ing Mrs Wilson money for the trip Felix.
who was 20 marry Mrs. Wilson. had IN
formed her that she was 10 identify him
by a badge similar 10 one he was send
ing her and by tan leggings.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
"CUPID'S SPECIAL COMING.
Mrs. GiIrs Matrimonial Excursion
from Virginia Arrives April II.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, March 29.-Chaperoned
by Mrs Gill, .Cupid's Special" viii make
its usual Easter run TO Washington on
April Il and carry there the eloping vIr-
ginia couples.
Mrs Gilis matrimonial excursions have
become widely known in Virginia. and
since their Inauguration 2S6 couples have
been carries to Washington and there
Joined in wedlock Mrs. Gill saws not
one OF the couples who sought rnatrino-
NAL bliss on her Washington excursions
has sought a divorce
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
NEWS OF THE CAROLTNAS.
MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA
POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE

Norfolk. Wa triangular fight over
the peanut crop in Virginia and North
Carolina is being waged between the far
mers, the trust. and the Independent deal
ers. So far the indications are that the
farmer holds the whip hand. He Grows
the peanut and is holding it at his own
prices and not the prices offered him. It
seems that the trust is short or peanuts
and cannot supply its trade. The inde-
pendents seem to be we'll stocked. The
farmer. however. says If either wants his
crop he must pay the price he asks.
Lancaster, Va.-John Whay. an old
white man. was burned 10 death while
trying to extinguish a fire he had started
TO clear some land. His clothing caught
fire and his body was burned 10 a crisp.
Lancaster, va-W. Mcdonald Lee.
chairman OF the fisheries commission Of
Virginia, has been appointed assistant ad-
jutant general for Virginia Of the Sons
Of Confederate Veterans on the stafr of
Gen. Clinton NJ. Feller for the Memphis
reunion.
Abingdon, va.-For the second time
lately the mail pouch dropped by the
through train to Washington has been
robbed Sunday night the sack was found
cut open and. the registered packages
gone.
South Boston, Va--The bodies OF the
three young men who were drowned in
a launch which was swept over a dam
have not been found A reward has been
offered for the recovery OF the bodies.
Tazewell Va.-News received here from
Charleston, W. Va, says that Secretary
Of State Reed has granted a nonresident
charter Of incorporation 10 the Big Vein
PocahOntas Coal Company, OF Baltimore.
The company, which has an authorized
capital stock OF S9OO,OO0 viii operate IN
Tazewen County, Va, and develop the
rich coal properties which It recently ac-
quired The incorporators are Thomas
7. Boswell, Edward T. Boswell, Richard
S. Garrett. Michael Sheehan. and Ed
ward P. Keech, jr-. all Of Baltimore
Roanoke, Va--The Russell County
land deal. involving the purchase Of g.
600 acres OF coal and timber lands. re-
Gently consummated by W. II. Crockett
and A. P. Pearly, Of wiIliamsport, Pa,
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Big Lumber Mill shuts Down.

Special % The Washington Herald
Staunton, Va, March 29-The Steigel
lumber corporation has closed its big
lumber plant at StokesviIle. this county.
throwing hundred men out OF employ
ment The officers refuse to discuss the
matter, other than to say the plant Is
shut down indefinitely II Is thought that
the unsettled conditions growing out Of
the tariff question have something to do
with the suspension. The general mana
ger Of the plant, J. W. Bonner, OF Staun-
ton, died two weeks ago
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
JOSTLED ITALIAN; IS SHOT.
West Virginian Encountered Them
on Sidewalk.

Wheeling. W Va. March 29.-Because
he roughly jostled an Italian of the
sidewalk at FoIlansbee. ". Va. last even
ing. Walter Smith was shot and fatally
wounded by the Italian.
While walking along the main thor
oughfare Of the town Smith encountered
two Italians. There was not room for
them 10 pass and Smith pushed the Ital-
ianS into the gutter Immediately one Of
them pulled a gun and fred.
The bullet struck Smith In the abdo-
men and made a wound that viii cause
death. The Italians escaped
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

New Haven. Conn. March 2.-The
schedule for the Yale freshmen baseball
team was given out to-day. Twenty-one
men will return to New Haven a week
before college opens. In order to get into
form for the formidable list OF games.
G. II. Congdon, 'o9. is coaching the squad.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
south Responds to Missions Call.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Bristol. Va. March 29.-"The people Of
the South are becoming awakened 10
the Importance Of sending the gospel 20
all the world IN this generation as they
never have been before" said DR.. J. T.
Henderson, general secretary Of the lay
mems missionary movement in the South
who has just returned from a speaking
tour Of Florida and Arkansas. He de-
livered some twenty addresses. speaking
at Tampa, Jacksonville, Little Rock. and
ant cities Of the two States.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
COURT DECIDES FOR WINNER.
Loser Failed to Sue for Wager Until
Three Months Later.


Norfolk, Va. March 2s.-Because E. b.
Mars failed TO sue for a gaming debt
within ninety days after the wager was
decided. Judge Martin. in the Court OF
Law and Chancery refused TO give a
verdict against Ed Mahoney, sam Mar
tin. and Tom Charles. sued by Mars
for the recovery OF SO
Mars and Charles had dispute about
when two men died. Mars said one Of
the men died prior to the others death,
while Charles differed from him. A bet
OF $50 was put Up. The records Of the
health department show that Mars lost
his bet. The money was turned over to
Charles by Mahoney and Martin, stake
holders.
Mars entered suit. The defendants
pleaded the statute OF limitations, which
bars an action TO recover a bet after
ninety days.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Can seIl Alcohol whoIesn1e.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, March 29--In the
police court here to-day Mayor Smith
handed down a decision in the case
against the Strother Drug Company a
wholesale concern, holding that the com
pany is not prevented under the Byrd
law from selling pure alcohol in bulk TO
customers here for use IN compounding
drugs. The Commonwealth appealed the
case 10 the Corporation Court
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or Co
iuulhia. hoiding Probate Court Ne. i5S4i Admin
istratiou--Ths Is % gys notice tkat The sbs-riber
a the District q Columbia. has obcaiued from The
Prohats COGr- q The District q Columbia lette-s
teStsnentary On the esrate q Buchznzn Bea-s late
q ne District q Columbia, deceased AT persou
having claims Against the ceceased hereby Earned
70 exhibit the sane. with the V0chers thereUf Ie7al-
II anthencated. - the subscriheT On o. before the
I'd DAY OF MARCH A. D. $50. otherwise they
may bg aw Be excluded from al beneAt q said e.
ta,e Given uneer ny hand this I'd day u Wsr-h
ls3- HELEN n BEALE. ISs Kslorzma rad
Attest; tSeaLl JAMES TANNER REGISTER of
Wills for ths Disrrct q Columbia CIerk q tie
PROBATE Court CHAs. ". CLAGETT. Attorney.
mix RAD
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
LOADED DOWN WITH JEWELRY.
Negro Arrives with Many Watches,
Rings and Knives.

Roanoke. Va. March %. - Detective
Mayfeld arrested to-day a negro. who
gave the name Of Walter Smith. He was
arrested on suspicion. and on him was
found a small jewelTy store. as follows:
Eighteen pocket knives. three IngersOu
watches. seventy-twO finger rings. two
pairs OF earrings. thirteen pairs Of Gun
buttons. five costly stickpins, three
pCcketbOoks. one match case. ten pairs Of
goggles, one soap box, and one bottle Of
vaseline. The negro had a ticket from
Bristol TO Norfolk. Nearly all the jeweIry
still had tags on il. and It Is believed
that Il had been stolen recently.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
PnstnI Annointmentr.

Roscoe NJ. Allen was yesterday ap-
pointed postmaster at Chamlissburg. Bed
ford County, Va Harry G. Smith was
appointed rural carrier and John Hopf
substitute for Route No. l. Earleigh
Heights, Nd.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
DRY" FIGHT IN NORFOLK.
Launch Local Option Campaign
There Wednesday Night.

Norfolk Va. March 2s.-The Anti-Sa-
loon League forces will move on Norfolk
next Wednesday. Arrangements have
been made 70 launch the local option cam
paign with big mass meeting In the
Academy Of Music. Prominent Anti-Sa-
loon speakers will be on the platform.
The working agreement between the
Anti-Saloon Leagues of Norfolk and
Portsmouth is TO hold local option cleo
uons IN the two cities on the same day.
so that the result in one viii not influence
that in the other
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
-nt Lumberman Dead.

a.. March 2.-Robert W
Minneapolis MINI, for sew
president Of the Rowland
mpany, operating extensively
and Bowden, n. c.. died at
BowOen sunday OF heart failure. The
body viii be sent to Minneapolis for in
terment- Mr. TurnbulI was seventy-fve
years old.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Surgeon BiddIe's House Destroyed.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, March &.-Fire OF IN
ascertGined origin. but believed 10 be the
work OF an iRcendiary. destroyed the
frame dwelling on the Severn River which
was in course OF erection FOR Or. Clement
Biddle. a retired naval surgeon Joseph
Broadbent WAS the contractor and all ex-
terror work was complete. Only last Fri
day Mr. Broadbent took out a builders
risk on the structure for H.20a
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

L. s ENGINEER OFFICE. % nth ST. NV.
Washington. ID. C.. March = lS0s.-Sesled pro
posals for furnishing and plGcinz npTap srone CT
sea Val. Anacostia River. ID. C.. VII De received
here until z n. MARCH 81 Isas. and then pub
hcly opened. Information fu-nished on applicztiou
JAY J. MORROW. Major. EnCrS mhIZ34.2.0
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Prof. CahOOn's Body Found.

specal % The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. March 2s.-Information
has been received here that the BODY OF
Prof ". Wesley Cahoon. who was
drowned In Mexico on February p, has
been recovered The body viii be shipped
to Clifton Forge for burial
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

New Haven. Conn. March 2s.-Capt.
Fred Murphy to-day put the ban on
cigarettes for the spring season for the
Yale baseball squad. But he VIII not re-
turn 70 the hard and fast rule OF his
predecessors 10 allow no smoking. Capt.
Murphy announced that he viii play cen
ter field. Spring practice commences on
Aprfl le
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
TO FOLLOW vIRGINIA'S LEAD.
Other Southern States May PIac,

Other Southern States May Place
Monuments at Gettysburg.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
York, Pa. March 29.-The action taken
by the State or Virginia in deciding 10
place $4,000 monument on the Gettys-
burg battlefield is said 20 indicate that
a number Of Southern States will eventu-
ally place memorials at Gettysburg TO
the troops which took part In the decisive
conflict Gov Swanson. OF Virginia, with
other members OF the Virginia Gettys-
burg monument commission, will meet in
Gettysburg April 9 to select a site for
the Virginia monument.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

Q. s ENGINEER OFFICE, gQ TTH ST. NV.
Washington. d. c., MaSch J. I9o9.-Sealed pro
posais fcr furnishing building stone IN Potomac Psrk
VIII b received here until y n MARCH q lsos
and then publicly 0pened Information furnished %
applicasion- JAY J MORROW. AIa5oE. Eugs-
mhl23A8&
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Hickman Going TO Texas.

Parkersburs. W. Va. March 2s.-To get
away from the scenes Of their recent sor-
row. the family Of Ralph Hickman. ac-
quilted al Harrisville OF the murder OF
Frank Meldrum, is preparing 10 move 70
Texas.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
work Started ON bridge.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. March 2.-Work was
started to-day on the bridge over the
James River on the new line OF the South
ern Railway through the city, but II will
be several days before a large force Of
labOrers will be at work
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30

at a cost OF over $4,000. viii result IN
wonderful developments for that section
Of the State
A railroad Of forty miles. connecting
the Norfolk and Western and Clinchdeld.
Carolina and Ohio Railroad, Is projected.
Thirty-six acres Of land has been secured
al Honaker. Va. and three large saw
mills are being erected. with a capacity
Of 1JO,000 feet daily. Planning mills and a
pulp mill VIII follow. II is estimated that
500.000000 feet OF lumber viii be cut. and
that il viii take twenty years TO exhaust
the supply. The road viii pass through
inexhaustible fields OF steam coal.
Grafton, ". VA large party Of
West Virginia engineers have left for
Montreal, Canada, preparatory TO set
ting out for the northwestern portion Of
the province Of Alberta where they will
terests of certain capitalists residing at
Montreal and Quebec
Among the West Virginians In the sur
veying party are A c. Finley. Homer
H Givens, Fred Venable. and E. r
WardweIl. all OF Charleston, the latter
Of whom was at one time a soldier in
the British army. and as such stationed
for several months at Edmonton. They
viii set out from Montreal with supplies
early next week. going by rail TO Ed
monton and from there by packhorse to
the field TO be prospected.
Charlotte. n. CDR. c. Alphonso Smith,
head Of the department OF English at the
University Of North Carolina, has an
nounced his acceptance Of the call to the
University OF Virginia. DR.. Smith viii
take the chair Of English at that institu-
ton. instead OF Teutonie languages, as
previously announced.
Norfolk, va-Burrow, Martin & Co.
have sold to william A. Thompson. OF
Brooklyn. N. Y. ten acres Of land on the
southern branch of the Elizabeth River.
adjoining the property OF the
Virginian Railway The consideration
was $4,000. 1t was stated that the pur-
chase was made by Mr.. Thompson for the
erection OF a factory.
Elkins. ". Vain cutting down q
sugar maple on his farm. Amos Curry. an
aged farmer Of Stony Creek, was crushed
TO death When the tree began TO sway
Mr.. Curry darted in a direction opposite
70 which II was falling, but retraced his
steps.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-30
Throat Cut in Peculiar Manner

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Horton. W. Va, March 29-The throat
Of Charles Chandler, foreman OF the Con-
don Lane Boom and Lumber Company.
was cut here in a peculiar manner He
was operating a saw. which burst,
piece OF It triking him in the throat and
severing the jugular vein