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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
DOGS TRAIL FROM
 EAST LAKE HOUSE
Two Young Men Are Arrested on Charge of BurgIarizing c. M.
 Burk's House.

One of the prettest and most complete bloodhound chases run in many a day was conducted early yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriff Lee Higdon at East Lake when the trial of two alleged burg lars was, shortly after 1 clock, followed from the home of c. M. Burlz, 7229 Walk CT avenue.
 Shortly before midnight the home of Mir. Burk was burglarlzed but as far as Is known the burglars got nothing more than SIP in money. The matter was im- mediately reported to Sheriff Higdon and he sent Deputy Lee Higdon out with the dogs to catch the offenders. By 1 o'clock the dogs had taken up the trail and after following 1t for nearly two miles stopped in front of house where a young white man was found in bed.
 The young man denied having been out during the night, but Deputy Higdon had received information from reliable persons that the man who had been trailed down, R. R. Gordon, accompanied by Willie Rice, another white man, had stopped at house in Woodlawn late in the night to get water. The two young men were finally gotten together but both stoutly denied having been out.
 To make sure of the chase Deputy Hig- don took the dogs back to the Burk home to see if they would take up another trail but the bloodhounds took up the old trail and followed 1t to the original destination. Deputy Higdon states that when the dogs approached Gordon and Rice they at- tempted to bite them, which the deputy takes to mean that the dogs took the proper trail
 Rice and Gordon were committed to the county jail yesterday morning shortly after 5 O clock They both made bond in the sum of $500 few hours later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
TO SETTLE VEXED
 ROAD QUESTION

The Board of Revenue will tomorrow clean up all past road matters and begin preparations for spending other money on the roads.
 The question of appropriating s15,oOo for the cut through Red mountain Is to be settled tomorrow and will probably be al- lowed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
Marriage Licenses Issued.

The following marriage licenses were is- sued yesterday from the office of the pro- bate court:
 Hardy M Graves of Birmingham to Miss T. Williams
 P. K. Pearson of Birmingham to Miss Pauline Johnston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
 Mae and, VVfIav Middlafon

Mrs. Amanda Wiley Middleton died yes- terday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the res idence, 17o3 Fourteenth avenue, south. The interment will be made tomorrow after noon at the old home at Pleasant Hill in Dallas county. A short service will be held at the residence, 17OS Fourteenth ave- nue, south, this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock The following have been requested to act as pallbearers William F. Motion, Dr. E. P. Riggs, c. P. Lewis J. H. Eddy, Ed ward Wilkinson and w. D. Urquhart
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
CITY ITEMS.

EIyton RevivaI.-Revival services will be continued all this week at the Elyton Baptist church. the Rev. A. D. Glass being in charge. The meetings are growing in interest and so far II additions have been made to the church. Services are held only at night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
Dividend Notice,

The board of directors of the American Trust and Savings bank, at their meeting held this day, declared the regular quarter ly dividend of per cent upon the capital stock, payable July 1, 1909, to stockholders of record as at the close or business June So 1909. w. w. CHAMfohD,
 President -L Birmingham, Ala, June 2S, 1909
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29

Gold Watch Recovered.-A lady's size gold Waltham watch has been re- covered by City Detectives Murphy and Williamson. It was taken from small negro boy and the owner Is requested to call by the chiefs office and get It., and also furnish proof for the prosecu- ton of the negro.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
THE WEATHER.

Washington, June 2S.-Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi: Local show CTS Tuesday; "wednesday partly cloudy, light to moderate west winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29

For Highway RObbery.-John and Nose Hammer and Oscar Smith, three negroes, were placed in the county jail yesterday morning on charges of high T way robbery. The prisoners were bound over from the mayors court at Besse- mer and are being held pending an in vestigation by the grand jury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Another Suggestion for Ants

TO the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 read in your paper an inquiry TOT remedy for ants. Dissolve corrosiVe sublimate in water. Wet thoroughly strings in this and tie around the par re,s ar legs of tables. If 1t IS snelVes won wish to keep them from satura'e ,oners with 1t and spread upon them. The same papers will generally Keep them away A whole summer. I would put pa- ners under sugar or molasses barrels ana l,. .+r,rg near the bottom too Borax will drive away reaches
 s. E. MAJORS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29

Signs School BOnds.-Mayor OBrien yesterday morning signed $150,000 worth of school bonds, which are being handled by Otto Marx. The price MT. Marx paid for the bonds is $1.04B, which nets the city $6012 on the sale. Eastern parties are taking the bonds. The city Is also authorized to issue S200,0 ,000 more of school bonds, which will probably be issued within the next year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29

Three trains daily, Atlanta, Seabcard, shortest, quickest, hest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29

E. T. Shaw & Son. undertakers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29

Green Undertaking Company,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29

Branscomb Home Robbed.-Burglars broke into the parsonage of the First Methodist church Sunday night and secured valuables to the amount Of $16O from the Rev Dr. L. c. Branscomb, pastor of the church. The burglars gained entrance through a window and apparently there were several of them. Among the valuables they secured were a number of medals which pr. Brans- comb won during his college career.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29

Parker Exonerated.-In an investi- sation of the death of Philip Tilley, a negro. by Coroner Brasher yesterday morning Deputy Constable E. L. Parker was exonerated of charge of murder, the coroner holding that the officer acted in self-defense in killing the ne- gro. It will be remembered that Tilley was shot by the deputy several nights ago on Second avenue and Fifteenth street as the negro was advancing upon the officer with a razor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
ELM BEND.

Miss Maggie Weber, OF Vandalla
visited her mother, Mrs. E. D. Web
Der and sister. Mrs. Fee Hagan Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brandon were
also their guests.
The bandana social at the school
house was well attended and
about $3.50 was taken in. Miss
Cora Fry received the greatest mum.
Der of votes for being the prettiest
young lady present and was given
a well filled box.
Miss Leta Grange visited Mrs.
Guy Riddle Saturday and Sunday.
Surprise Dinner.
Last Sunday morning at 1890 the
neighbors and friends of Mrs. Ly-
dia Beyan drove to the Black
school house where a crowd gath
cred to go to the home of Mrs. Bevan
ami children. The occasion was a
farewell visit by her friends before
her departure to Vandalia toreside.
When she met each of the guests her
only salutation was, Tell me what
all this means" No explanation
was necessary, when the visitors be-
gan questioning in regard to
preparing dinner, asking Mrs. Bevan
If she could yer supply the demand.
But soo1 the baskets began to pour
out Of the buggies and when all
the contents were spread upon the
table, oh. how it groaned under its
load. Everything that could be eat.
en- was found there and plenty to.
fill the fifty-five that were TO par
take of 1t. After dinner all enjoy
pleasant conversation, music and
the model day.
While all regret seeing these good
people leave for Vandalia, we wish
them mary such pleasant days and
unbounded success in their new
home. The hour of departure came
only too soon.
The following and families we're
present:
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. C. Bassey, Mr..
and Mrs Ben Quick, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Freels, Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. viii
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Clark. Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Brown, Mr.. andI
Mrs. G. II. Dubray, Mr.. and Mrs. Ern
est schreide-, Mrs. Jacob Williams,
Mrs. Veidia Bowman, Misses Lizzie
Williams, Villa Dubray and GraceI
Williams; Messrs. Clyde Norwood
Williams, George Dubray,
David Williams and VIM. Hoffman.
Even the twenty-four small childre
'hjoyed the event as well as the
lldpr oupe A nnas+ |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
Reuben DiLiifeS by One Dill.

Col John r. Dablem, who has beer
farming and living in the country, II
back TO Mexico and will help make
our city a New York. They all come
back. Thanks to John for peaches
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Killian
FREIGHT, Of East ST. Louis, Sept. 14th.
a daughter. Before her marriage,
Mrs FREIGHT was Miss Edith Moore.
daughter Of Col. and Mrs. Richard
Moore, Of this city.
st. Joseph Press-Eews 1.-THE next
fellow who dashes for the pole will
probably take a moving picture ma.
chine with him." And one or two
OF Sam Howsrd's talking machines
would help shove q good thing along.
We lesrn that profanity over the
telephone 10 Galloway county has been
prohibited. Those acquainted with
the Galloway county brand Of pro-
can't understand this: they
supposed the wire was never made
That could carry 1t. Is that 80?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
TEACHERS AND PATRONS
MEETING AT MARTlNS6uRG

ME- TING AT MARTlNS6QHG
The following is the program OF
Teachers and Patrons Meeting tC
be held at Martinsburg Saturday, DC
tobe- 2, 1909:
Morning Session.
9:e0-Music.
Organization.
Welcome address, N. NJ. Friedman.
Response, Supt. S. l. Mapes.
9:S0-IIlustrated reading by Miss
Jessie l. Jonee. The course of study
| reading, Mrs. v. B. Bowman and
Miss Pansy Jones. General discus.
sion
11;o0-Address by representative
Of TIE State Superintendent's office.
Afternoon Session
1:30-Illustrative lesson in Geog.
raphy ty Miss Blanche Taylor. Dis
cussion, Misses Mabel Baker and Bes.
sic Barton.
2:0O-School improvement session,
What improvements are needed? How
get them? Supt. W. J.. Rowley, Miss
Mary Coakley, Mr. Harry Evans.
2:30 = County Graduation Session.
Common School Graduation. Artic.
ulation Of Common Schools with High
Schools. Prin. J.. w. Atkins, Mr.. E.
E. Shay Miss Katheryn Moore.
500 - Address by representative
of Normal or University.
4:00-Basket Ball Game.
II desired, a night session will be
arranged.
This will be the second Teachers
Meeting held under the new law.
Teachers should bear in mind that
1t Is their duty to attend these meet.
ings. Do not attend from a sense
Of duty, however, but in order that
you may do better work yourself and
assist others ia doing the same.
Yours. for a good meeting,
T. HON Cent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
Land Transfers

er. the n. E. IA OF S. w. IA ana
w. 1-2 OF N. VIA Of the S. + h
and the s. w. IA. all In 22.5I-5. co,.
tanning 40 acres. $4,000.
Beulah T. Anderson to c. G. nsD.
iel. all OF block 1 in McPike's ana
addition to vandalia. $500.
E. S. Bland to Jno. T. Rees. Ia,
5 and 6 in block s original town If
Farber. $1,000.
NJ. D. Quinlan to Henry KlOt,
the S. E. IA of 81 and all that mr
of N. w. IA of 2S, all in SIS. eOr.
tanning 200 acres. $4,000.
silas T. Craig to W. C. Craig. ali
Of lots A and ) and 6 and I ia
block 4, Utterback's addition to
vandalia. $500.
]. II. Sterrett to Leta Kendrick. all
of lots 3 and 4 of block Z Of CsN.
well and McPike's addition to Van
dalla. 1890.
Chas. NJ. Fox to Mary A. Bruce.
lot 5 block l in Benner's addition
10 Mexico. ss75.
Jas. Harlow to Roy Hutchin, al
Of S. W. IA of n. E. IA excepting
tract lying north Of Salt River; and
all that part of S. IL Of n. ". "A
of N. E. Ia lying south of Salt
River. and containing 2 acres; also
the south 1-2 Of N. E. IA Of N. v.
IA; all in s2.5S.S. &1,sOO.
Sam Cowan to Z. c. Lemon, lot
of block 5 Of Caldwell and McPlke's
addition TO vandalia. $40.
Lottie Smith. ct al. to John y
Gay, the east IL of lot 8 Of sur
vey S63 Of Mexico. s105.
Bermella Coons to Casper P, For.
bach. lot 8 block 2 OF Coons add.
tion to Mexico, $3.50.
@. II. VIM to Mike II. shoup. the
south IL OF east 10 OF N. f. IA Of
also 10 interest in 10 #
off west side OF north 10 Of N. E.
IA Of 2.50.s; also IL interest in a
strip of ground TO be used as road
way. $4,000.
Mike NJ. shoup to G. X. VIM, a
part Of s. W. IA of N. e. ID Of
35-51.9. $4,000.
John NJ. Morris to r. VIM a
part Of S. w. IA Of N. w. of 3S
51-9. 81, 0e0.
A. N. Mitchell to Maude Mitchell
the N. IL of N. E. IA Of 29-527,
containing so acres, to the sum Of
a life interest to Archibald N. Mitch
ell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

w. J.. Almond to Walter s. Boyd
the N. l.2 OF lots l and 2 Of bloch
8 Of original town Of vandala. slice
Lille Dobyns and Lucy Dobyns Il
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Shields and lne'
Shields-Moore. a piece OF ground a
the N. e. corner Of the intersection
Of Love and Craig streets $1,000.
Jas. A. Gilliland to John Mccub
bin, the west 1-2 Of lots 2 Of block
4 of original plat Of Laddonia.
$50.
Theo. ]. Williams and Arthur
Sharp to Roy C. Bradley. lot 8 Of
Hits subdivision. s2025.
W. T. Hutchinson to Jas. NJ. Da-
wilson, rs acres off the south end
Of west half of S. E. IA and II IA
acres in the s. E.corner Of E IL
of s. W. IA Of S. E. IA Of 31-50-9.
s145O.
Jas. C. Bassford to the U. S.
Government, lots / and 2 Of block IA
of original town of Mexico. 10000.
S. MaLocke to A. G. okey, Of Illi-
nois, $500 acres in width of that
part of the W. ~ Of the w. 10 Of
IN. W. IA Of 1868. $3.50.
j.. B. Lewellen to r. Lee Stone.
lots 3 and 4 in block 3 Of J. B.
Lewellen's addition TO vandalia. $500.
Homer Hite, ct al, to Noble II.
Hite, all their undivided 81 inter.
est OF the estate Of Richard NJ.
Barnes. deceased. all the S. half Of
s. W. IA OF 31-5O-9 except 435
acres off north end Of west part.
s2443.90.
E. s.. Wilson TO L. p. crigler, lot
6 and S. ~ of lot Z in woodlawn
place. $1,000.
J. T. Williams to w. Z. New
kirk, lot 2 in Roberts Square in the
City Of Mexico. s1425.
Geo. W. Adams to ELLA NJ. VIII
son, lots Z and s block Of Lake.
nan & Barnes College addition,
1880.
Henry Klotz to NJ. ID. Quinlan.
the east 1-2 of N. e. l. OF 1859,
containing so acres. So, 1000.
Jos. Adams to Ralph G. Mccoy.
s. W. IA Of 26-51-5, containing IS
acres; 2 IL acres off north end of
N. W. IA of S. e. IA Of 26.51.5, ex-
eept l acre; also s. Z. IA Of s. W.
IA of 5. w. IA of 25-5I-5, contain
ing 10 acres. s12S7.50.
Jas. NJ. McKinsey to John A. Deck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
MISS EDNA MORRIS
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.

Miss Edna Morris celebrated hel
seventeenth birthday last Mon
day evening. About thirty Of hei
friends were present. The evening
was spent in games and converse,
tion, after which refreshments were
served, the table being decorated
with roses and carnations Miss
Kate Donnelly o a prize for max.
ing the best tiger out Of white
chewing gum. a beautiful plate.
while Mr.. Earl Gibson proved him.
self best for making the best mink.
receiving a beautiful neck-tie.
Miss Morris received many pres
ents from her many friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
CIRCUIT u NOTES.

The court sustained a demurrer
to the evidence in the State VS.
Ross Bryan.
A special Judge viii be called in
70 try the case Of State VS.. r. T.
Bryan.
Dance at the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles. The Eagles viii entertain
members and friends with a dance
at Hall Thursday evening, Sept. 20. d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23


Ans again Pray. the Lsdsuosi,
SEATED In q go-Cxxk dnLEn b Mr..
Geo AfUces Portly daft and city
bred DorSS-Gs0rEe TIE Sacona, Ne.
hiked out northwest and Eext g % a.
lsttle mikionsV work for TIE Ls5zsr.
We st reSulG ltslEzy ne have
Nos Gsorgs the Second sWings . bot
fof sna UUUd no n0re think Of shy
ing from 3 pretty ADS CT az autono
bile than be suuld fron his cats. he
carried the OEl at = rapid clip We
vent up the Centrslis rad, Swung
south and cane tack boms b. Eay
q TIE Columbia rad. Going west We
passed TIE PRETTY homes and fertile
helds q od Horace Mandy, CoL Wn.
MiHinghzn, Homer CheGsey, Daniel
Ryan, LOUIS o'Brien, Col Fisher. Joe
C~0nsi1ine asd landed at The beautiful
1.-THE village q Thompson. where, for
al hOur, We we're The 'honored" guest
oi cur friends CoA and Mrs. Rufus
Underwood OoL Underwood owns
the only store 10 the village, bat be Is
sure there with ali kids O. goods and
has . splendid trade. He is also
postmaster and handles daily = large
bulk Of mail There are IL NAILS
nails 10 and 6 out. besides two rural.
route mails 70 handle The poStDfaes
Is q Of the incest oaicss 10 be found
anywhere. Col Underwood owns a
handsome home and several valuable
corner lots We also gave The glad
wave and raised cur James A. Reid
cap 70 Esquire Eppa Elliott. who is
probably the youngest Justice Of the
Peace In the United States He is.
a ~fsr-seeing, upright gentleman and
deals out justice to all. Col Elliott is
also the village blacksmith. besides be
handles and sells all kinds Of farm ma
chioery, buggieS, etc, and is prosper
Gus and HAPPY Oh the good and only
way. Lots Of good people at Thomp.
son, all doing vel.
Going south, we landed at the happy
and hospitable home Of Nj. and Mrs
Robert L. Davis where for five hours
Ii was one sweet dream, as IL were.
The Owl has lit at this home before,
and well knew we we're in the bands
Of our friends There are no better
people on earth than Mr.. and Ms
Davis and their bright pretty chill I
dren. Mrs. Davis and her daughter,
Mrs, Ed. Hayes, Of Edgar Springs, No.
had gone 10 Centralia to attend the
fair and visit another daughter of
Mrs. Dayis-Mrs. Prof. Beverly Mayes.
Like q good lady that she is. Mrs. |
Davis, before leaving for C~entrslia. |
had cooked and nicely prepared enough
good things to eat for her husband and
children at home-nofe than enough
70 feed several large-sized Sunday
school picnics for two moons-and she
was only away from home two DAYS,
and then her husband is a splendid
cook and a handy nj In the kitchen.
Mrs. Davis should be proud Of her
good-lOoking husband. Our dinner
was a superb one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

of wheat, break your ground now
while it is dry as a bone,i spoke
Judge Turner to a Columbia Herald
scribe last week. The judge went
on to say that he had demonstrated
by actual experience that land plow.
ed dry in the fall will yield 25 per
cent more than the same land pillow.
ed wet"
Columbia Tribune)
The Hutchinson, Kan. Globe tells
OF 0. ]. Mooers'. formerly of Mex
leo, misfortune with a string of Co
lumbia horses which have been TAX.
ing blue ribbons at state fairs. The
Globe says:
0. ]. Mooers arrived here yester-
day afternoon with his famous string
Of prize winning exhibition horses.
When the horses we're unloaded three
OF the animals were sick with influ.
enza and a fourth dead in the car.
Lady Van, valued at $4,000, own.
ed by Miss Emily Blair, the cham.
pion saddle mare Of America, one Of
the three animals sick when taAken
from the car, is now in DR.. F. w.
Cooks horse hospital, where every at.
tention and care is being given to
the beautiful gray mares life.
Since the above was put in tyne.
news of Lady Vans death was re.
ceiyed by Col. R. b. Price.
Hogs are selling In Paola. Kan.
for sS.17 per cwt. This is the
highest price hogs have brought for
many years, The farmers for miles
around are bringing in hogs to take
advantage of the high price.
Jas. Lowry has purchased n
farm Of 100 acres about ten miles
south OF Farber at $51.25 Del acre
Forum.
The Threlkeld farm of sOS acres,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
Are You Needing

A Surrey, Buggy or Runabout! Ii
you are, | will sell on the street
next Saturday a Secondhand sur
rey in Good Condition, a RunaOol''
a Secondhand Manure Spreader and
probably several other articles Inc
roads are good, the weather is flne'
come in and let me figure with you
on a new buggy. / have a few joOs
left and they must go soon at some
price. | will not carry them over BY
erything must be new stuff and tRe
latest that we show next year, also
have a few sets OF single and douOle
harness that must move, all good
and Just what you need. Be On
hand Saturday and come to taKs
home with you a new Buggy OF
Driving Wagon, a new Set of Haf
ness at a price that will please you
See our Stoves. Cold weather IS com
ing and you will need them. A ps
stock Of Woven Wire Just received
Can take care Of you.on all styles ~
erything IN Hardware at
]. w. DRYS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23

situated three miles north of Fulton,
owned by R. L. Smith Of Auxvasse'
was bought by Rev. ]. B. Jones,
who paid s1S,4So for the place. The
tract lies on Richland Greek and IS
mainly rich bottom land and is con
sidered one of the best farms IN
the vicinity Of the county seat.
Arch Jacobs has purchased from
Mrs. Maggie Smith the unimprOyed
eighty acres of land lying just across
the road from his fathers farm al
$3.50 per acre.-Farber Forum,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
NOTES.
lisa way we have

WA way We nave
Jesse and Frank Hoover, the saw
and cider mill Kings, have their big
saw mill over on the Ben Sims farm.
saving timber for Joe ConsidIne.
caney Ayres is quite III at the home
Of Mr.. Bleyins, 5 miles west Of town.
Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. Ecton, near
Thompson, who have been very sick,
are some better.
Mrs. Davis tells us that her two
little grandchildren, Merle and Far
Mayes, Of Centralia, are two OF the
sweetest and brightest youngsters in
this wide, wide world. o, joy
Joe Considine is having built sew
eral rooms to his home residence and
will install water and electric lights.
Col. Considlne has one Of the best
farms and pTetticst homes in grand
old Audrain county.
Davis & Ferguson are the melon
and garden truck kings Of Audraiu.
They have IN about nine acres Of
melons, and other good things to eat
and make good money. We wish to
thank this firm for "hlling US up
Miss Mabel Davis is teaching her
first school at Daniels Academy. Miss
Mabel is an exceptionally ~vivaclous
and pretty girl and will make good In
any school room Of learning.
Big-hearted and popular Col. John
Ferguson turned over the keys TO the
Owl and we unlocked the big steel
gates leading to bis watermelon patch.
We done the rest. Dear John, the
Owl thanks you very kindly.
When Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Mayes
arrived in the afternoon from Contra.
liza, they added much to the beauty Of
the occasion. Mrs. Mayes' home is
near Edgar Springs, Phelps county.
She IS a bright, pretty little lady and
we were pleased to meet her.
Every time we visit the Davis home
we feel like staying a month with
these good people. Mr.. Davis has
often told US that we were just as
welcome to his home as the flowers 10
May. We have our doubts as to
whether be means the assertion.
However we thank bin, just the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-23
HALL sHAcKLEFoRp
DIES MONDAY

Han, the young o of Congress
man s%hackleford Of Jefferson City
dies Monday night al his home after
an extended Illness from typhoid f.
Yer. The news Of bis death was
received here Tuesday morning by
friends. The Ledger extends sym.
patty.