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Cañon City record., 1909-04-15
BUSY AND'USEFuL LIFE
CLOSED THIS:MORNING
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The community was greatly shock
ed this morning to learn of the death
OF Mrs. Anna Rebecca Dodds. wife OF
Prof. d. d. Dodds. which occurred at
$50 O'Clock Monday night at the hos
pital after a surgical operation for
gall stones.
Mrs. Dodds was stricken down
about two weeks with acute indigest-
ion and her condition soon afterwards
became serious; a poison spreading
through her system for which no an
tidote could be found, despite the en-
deavors of the most skillful physic-
iana.
Deceased was born in Westmore-
land county, Pennsylvania, July 81,
1859; her maiden name being Bole.
She was educated at Beaver Fails. in
her native state and was married to
Prof. Dodds at La Junta. Colo. ten
years ago. Her father Ted in Penn
sylvania forty-one years ago. but her
! mother is still living and is at pres
ent making her home in this city. Be
sides her husband and mother the de-
ceased leaves Ave brothers and a sis
ter. in addition to r ny friends. to
mourn her untimei demise The
brothers are r. J. Bole. OF New York
City. A. L. Bole of Boise City, Ida,
a. N. Bole. d. A. Bole and J. H. Bole.
all OF La Junta. Mrs. D. X. Brown. of
! Lincoln Park Is the surviving sister.
Mrs. Dodds was a Christian woman
OF fine character and impulses and
the last time she appeared in public
was on occasion Of the recent county
Sunday school convention when she
read a paper on Ways in Which Sun
day Schools Can be Engaged in Mis-
slonary Wark." She was a member
OF the Covenanter church. and she
delighted in doing good. OF q kindly,
charhable deposition. Mrs. Dodds de-
voted much OF her time to helping 9th
ers. particularly those who needed
assistance. She was revered and es-
teemed by the people OF Prospect
Heights. to whom she was q sort Of
angel OF mercy in her ministrations.
Her death will be lamented BY all
who knew her. especially by those
whom she had so generously Be-
friended.
The funeral service will take place
from the late home. Sl3 Macon ave
nue., at O'Clock Tuesday Afternoon.
Rev. H. II. Jameson. pastor Of the
United Presbyterian church. conduct
Ing the oboeQuies. The interment win
be in Lakeside cemetery.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15

Ezra Snyder and family of Victor,
are among the more recent Of the ac-
quisition to the population of Canon
City. They have purchased a ten-acre
orchard tract on Four Mile and have
taken up their residence there. The
sale of the property referred to was
made by w. o. Woehler. The splendid
schools of Canon City were influential
in bringing Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder here.
Miss Ethel Moyle went to Denver on
Tuesday to- attend the annual Presby-
terial meeting OF the United Presby-
terian church of Colorado, which
meets in that city today in regular
session. John Hamilton. alderman
elect, left for Denver Tuesday night
for the same purpose. Rev. H. NJ
Jameson would also have gone as a
delegate from the local congregation
had he not been called upon to con-
duct the feuneral service OF the late
Mrs. D. d. Dodds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Combs of New
York City, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Lafe Combs and other rel
atives here since Monday. left this
morning for Butte, Montana. Later
they will proceed to Seattle. Portland
and San Francisco. and other points
on the Pacific coast
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. White of s27
River street are enjoying . few days
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. John
son OF New York City. who stopped
off here while returning to the me-
tropolis from a couple OF months tour
Of Old Mexico. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
White are sisters and had not seen
each other for some time until the ar
rival of the former here the first OF
the week. Mr.. johnson IL president
Of the Manhattan Electrical Supply
company Of New York and has large
-ciaI interests in Chicaeo and
elsewhere. g
Last Tuesday was honroe Browns
birthday anniversary and his wife
planned . surprise for him by invit-
ing the members Of the Big Four club
OF East Canon to spend tho evening
with him. which was. Of course. &C
cepted. To make their visit . memor-
able one the club members present
ed Mr.. Brown with a very handsome
graphaphone table and cabinet. the
latter for the storage and protection
OF the records. An elaborate lunch
con was served to the visitors by
Mrs Brown. 1t was one OF the most
delightful affairs in the history OF the
club.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15
Pra4ov.

F.sF., Hsrrick. a. vlcsor. went yes
tsrday 10 Canon sOty vhsre he will
remain several days visiting his tam
ily. He will look after afAfirs on his
rancA before rsturning 20 this CITY,
Cripple Creek Timss.
EFF. Rocker Of c. G. Patton's jew
slry store. 10 spending = couple OF
vesks visiting in wsstcliffe and other
points In the Wet Mountain valley.
John Lowry Of Victor. has returned
from Canon City whore he WAS the
guest OF relatives and friends during
the early part OF the week.-Cripple
Greek Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Combs. recently
Of New York City. but now residents
Of Seattle. Warrington. are expected
here shortly for brief visit with the
former's brother. LATE Combs. and
other relatives. Mr.. Combs has been .
member Of the theatrical profession
for many years and was . numher OF
seasons CONNECTED With Haverlys min
strels. He 10 At present playing In
vaudeville at the Orphsum theatre at
Dsavor.
Mr.and Mrs. Adoiphus zehring OF
Cleveland. Ohio. are spending . few
days here ~ the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. N. Wright Of TIT East Main
street and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Smith.
Of 1S1 East Stanley avenue. South
Canon, while en- route home from .
visit TO California. Mr.. Zehring is one
Of Clsvsland's prominent attorneys.
p. g. Davis has installed new, up
to-ds&s chair In his barber chop at
4l0 Aain street and 10 better equipped
thans ever to promptly mest The re-
quirsments Of his customers and
friends. II 10 in all respects one Of
ths best appointed shops IN the
city. 13oto
Miss Helen Clark charminsiy en-
tsrtained about twenty Of hsr youna
lady friends it Q tAimbis parly a
Tuesday afternooa at her hqns. 81
Harrisoa avsnus n honor of lfiss No
Ma ce oolcraAo oDsanos. TAs sasay
paFt q - afossnoua was givsA - .
nMAeAl Desgram afooe WA1sA -
loo rn1ssns sss eeRveh
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15
NelnepaAy.

Emil Klunker. foreman OF the Can
non once. went to Denver on short
pleasure trip today. He expects to re-
turn home on Saturday.
The county commissioners made an
Inspection OF the public roads In the
Current creek country ON ruesday.
They encountered sand storm some
twelve miles out Of town that render
Cd the trip . very disagreeAble one.
The quarterly reception OF the First
Presbyterian church will b held ON
Thursday evening at the church par
lors. TAe literary and musical pro-
grAn Will bsgiA at eight O'Clock. Re-
frssAmeqo win - served at niAe
O'Clock b. tAs lsAses - tAe 1oeth
CaacA piviaion. JAe satire church and
cpasfsgntioa axt invltea. 1As 1ecep-
tlea 4 glvea eeelAlly ~ new nsnr
|teA 81 8
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15
NEW MEN IN CHARGE
OF THE STAR RESTAU.
RANT AND BAKERY

Messrs- Will Veatch and George
Bachelor have sold the Star restan-
rant an bakery to Floyd J. Rogers
and Guy E. Hudson, who are now in
charge of the business. The Star has
always been a paying proposition and
there is no doubt that the present
proprietors will mage the same sue
cess of it that their predecessors did.
Mr.. Bachelor will, for the present.
at least, remain on the road as trav-
cling salesman for Swift & Company,
a position he has held for several
months. Mr.. veatch has not yet de-
cided in what line Of enterprise he
will engage. but will continue. 1t Is
hoped, to make his home in Canon
City.
The new firm has had an exper-
ience in the restaurant and bakery
business that assures for it a liberal
patronage.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15
pUNOv.

A very delightful Easter dance was
given at Annex hall Saturday night.
There was q large number Of people
present and Il HAs one OF the most
pleasing social. events TIA. has taken
place here for some time.
Theatre parties are nov in order.
Already Invitations have been issued
froM Mrs. N. A. RAynolds. Mrs. Al
thea Talbot. Miss Marguerite Hys-
song and Miss Gretchen Harding for
the Majestic Thursday evsning when
the Civic improvement League gives
its entertainment for the new park.
The oldfashioned WAy OF dosing 4
stomach, or stimulating the heart or
kidneys is an svrong. DR.. shoop frst
pointed out. this error. This 10 Why
his preacriptioa-Dr. shoop's Restor-
ative-is directed entirely to the cause
Of these ailments. the weak inside or
controlling nerves. II isn't % dim
cult. says DR.. sAoop. to strengthen q
weak Stomach Heart. or Kidneys, II
one goes at II CORRECTLY. Each inside
organ has its controlling or inside
nerve. When these nerves fail. then
those organs must surely falter,
These vital truths are leading drug
Eists everywhere; to dispsnse and
recommend DR.. oAoops Restorative.
Test II . few days and 80! I'm
provsment viii promptly and surely
follow. Sold By Rambo Q olmoa.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15

their department with . very beauti-
full volume called the Book Of the
Cat" 1t is written by Frances simp-
son and tells everything that one
could wish to know about cats from
their earliest history to their caro-
and management at the present time.
Every variety from our common short
haired pussy to the most rare and
beautiful Persians. Manx and 8iamese
cats are described and there are
chapters devoted to exhibiting. NO
table catteries. cat photography. color
breeding, etc. The book contains $50
pages with IL colored plates and $50
illustrations and will be Of interest
to anyone, young and old, who likes
eats.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15

Il e.
Mrs.. 8. J. Farmer has gone to Glas-
COW. Missouri. where she will spend
several months as the guest Of her
daughter and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Howard. late
residents Of Greydene avenue. East
Canon. left Wednesday afternoon for
Los Angeles and other points in
southern California. II favorably inn
pressed with the country they will
make their home ON the Pacific coast.
T. M. Russell was called to Denver
this morning by the death Of his un-
Gle. He will return to Canon City be-
fore the close Of the week.
e. NJ Burgess Of Denver. general
manager; e. B. Field Jr.. treasurer,
and c. G. Seelye Of Pueblo. district
manager, Of the Colorado Telephone
company are expected to arrive here
on Denver 4 Rio Grande No. this
evening for a short business visit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lewis of 621
North Fourth street are planning to
leave next Monday for Denair.
etanislaus county. California. where
they will spend the summer with their
son. Harry J. Lewis and family.
Mrs. Frank J. Ives OF s26 River
street, wife Of Conductor Ives OF the
Florence 4 Cripple Creek railroad
has gone to eanborn. Iowa. for a
months visit with her sister. About
the frst of May she will join her hus-
band for . trip to Boston. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Walter A. sheek. for
merly residents Of this city. but now
living at 247 East Seventh street.
Long Beach, California. are the hap
py parents OF . baby daughter. born
TO them last Saturday morning. The
little lady tipped the beam At nine
and half pounds avoirdupois At
birth. The friends Of Ar. and Mrs.
6heek here extend their congratula-
tjoaa-
Mrs. Sherman Line and daughter.
vsola. accompaaisd BY Miss Eula
Whitmore. left on the Santa Fe train
Wednesday afternoon for Los Ange-
Les. California Mrs Lane and daugh-
ter will be gone six weeks or two
months and will visit San Francisco
and osAer7 points Of interest on the
coast. Miss whitmore will remain In
the west for . more extended stay
and will attend the annual commence
ment exercises Of Leland Stanford
University In June.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Trout have re-
turued home from . pleasant trip OF
several weeks duration to Gan Fran
cisco. Los Angeles and other points
Of interest In California.
Mrs.. q. J. Farmer has sold her
boarding house At 7s3 River street to
Mr. and Mrs. Craixhead. who are hav-
ing Il thoroughly oveshaulsd and re-
modelled preparatory to oootinuinE
the business transmitted 10 them BY
Mrs, Farmer. Under It's new manage
meat Il viii Be known n The Craig
head House"
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15

Tommy Dixon Of South Canon was
taken to the reformatory by Sheriff
Esser on Tuesday. Tommy is an IN
eorrigable and was taken into GUS
tody on Tuesday under a suspended
sentence imposed several weeks ago
by Judge Cooper of the county court
Tommy is only eleven years OF age.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15

Mrs. G. NJ. Dubois has again re-
membered the young people who FIRE
quent the public library in presenting
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15

Subscribe for the Record. SIS .
year in advance.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15

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Record. Only SC q line
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15
SATURDAY..

NJ. Evans has returned to Canon
City from an extended visit to Santa
Fe. New Mexico.
Mrs. H. NJ. Mingay left for Denver
this morning for q week or ten days
visit with her daughter. Mrs H. N.
Smith and granddaughter. Mrs. Leslie
Damewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cramer, former
residents OF this city. but who have
made their home In Denver for the
last year or more. have returned to
Canon City to take up their abode.
For several months Mr.. and Mrs.
Cramer have been visiting friends In
Chicago.
Mrs. Harry Nelson went yesterday
to Canon City where she vii spend
the Easter season a. the guest of rel
atives and friends.-Crippie Creek
Times.
Mrs. J. z. Claypool and daughter.
Lucille. returned yesterday morning
to their home in Canon City after .
visit Of several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Swett.-cripple Creek
Times.
W. H. Trout lef. this afternoon on
4 business trip through Old Mexico in
the interest OF the Canon Brick 4 Tile
company. He will be gone for several
weeks and may travi as far as the
City of Mexico He returned last week
from a trip through California.
Fresh from the toll Of law-making
in the Colorado senate, Engineer
Lines has resumed his run on the
Florence 4 Cripple Creek railway be-
tween Cripple Greek and Canon City.
Lines WAS among he few Republicans
who Joined with the platform Demo-
Gratis In their efforts TO pass the pri-
mary bill and other platform leEisia-
tion.-Cripple Creek Times.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-15
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Ragsdale's
Real Estate
nuDAay.

Notary ,Public-W. 3. Rowlend, bz3
l-ala street. Record oAfica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
OFFICE : ECKER $
THR ONG OLYMPIA

this Kind. the announcement 1s not
taken as official.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
JONES PLAYING BOTH ENDS
AGAINST The NOODLE

did net think 4 necessary TO pay
tolls on the words Anti Saloon
League" bat his failure 20 do 80
leaves the question ~ HIS moaning
open The anti saloon loague force
assert that Senator Jones meant
their hill. while the antlsanti.
Saloon league people take the op
poalto position, "A far as senator
Jones goes the question ~ not de-
tafminod
There stlil remains Senator Piles
10 be heard from. and the exact
manner Ia which he will sldeatep
the issue IL matter OF much spec.
ulation. It Is really OF no import,
ance TO the legislature what Sena.
tor Piles believes. but u may affect
she senator's avocation about two
years hence. The scheme appears
TO be to place Senator PILES IN a
corner and make him speak out
II he urges the paasage of the anti
saloon league bill. the Royal Arch
will put Il down In a book, and "
he doesn't the antl.Saloon league
will take official notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

A splendid Knahe tiike newl only
Ass IN Johnaton'a Clearance Sale.
Ends tomorrow eve s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
Willy SENATOR LEAVES IN pls.
PurE POSITION ON PASSAGE
OF LOCAL OPTION RlLL.

OLYMPIA. Dan. 20 Many aud
cunning are the plans being laid 20
draw Into the local option il1hta
the United states senators from
Washington senator Jones has
responded % hints and ovortures
30 the extent OF a telegram in favor
Of local option nut the senator
Il not incautious The general say.
ms habit Of mind that permits
ahgidgment 81 the wording OF tele.
grams has afforded the new sena.
tor a means of escape al least FOR
the time being
Senator Jones 81 IN favor OF a
local option law. good law.
strong law. an effective law he
wants the republican platform
pledge lived up toe-hut he saws
nothing about the anti Saloon league
bill Il may be that the senator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

Millmen OF ballard are protesting
against locating the Lake Washing
ton canal lock az the entrance 60
salmon nav. They wish Il placed
at Ross instead They urge tnat
Ia placing the lock az Salmon hay
II will raise the water to an az.
tent that win inundate property
valued at more than a million dol
lara. A. an alternative II ~ SUE
geated that the lock be placed az
Ross and that Salmon hay be
drcdged out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
APPOINTMENTS MADE
RY GOV. COSGROVE

hy the fOllowiugt nr John NJ.
Somple. superintendent % the East
ern Washington Hospital for the In
sane at Medical Lake. A y Cal
houn, superintendent OF tho West.
cru Washington Hospital for the
Insane az Fort Stellacoom. aud
George W. TAbetts, ~ aupcrin'
tendent OF tho soldiers home at
Orfing.
Howard Coagroye said that other
appointments. few. viii be made
before his father leaves here. lie
declined. beyond saying nothing
has been done yet" % discuss
whether Mohundro viii be appoint.
ed bank examiner KEGS will be
given a place aud cther applicants
win be cared for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

The yacht polauFa of Lieutenant
Governor James puneuuif OF hfit-
lsh Columbia arrived IN port last
night with Mrs nunsmuif ana =
party OF guests aboard. who VIII
spend q few days with friends ~
Seattle
This IL the first visit uf the 10.
laura 70 the Sound Hlnee her arrival
three months ago FROM the AiNAr
whore she WAS built. Shn y eaMlp-
ped with every luxury Tor cruising
ana can easily accommodate large
PARTY. She II $50 feet Ions. with a
register 81 $50 toms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
MORE GROUND FOR
GIRLS SCHOOL

NJ. +. Jones. who offered 20
donate a slte at Rasenna for the
Seattle Wamenu Trade School for
Girls. has announced that he VIII
give an additional tract for reeroa'
ton grounds and allow the inhtltu
ton the privilege OF selling their
ground az the end Of five years.
The land 10 now worth $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

In response TO y request from the
post office department the Alaska
SteamHhip company has changed tho
sailing 81 It's steamer Dora - that
Kodiak and outlying points which
tho Dora makes GA her run nom
Seward viii have a fuftnightiY mail
service
The Dora has formerly been con
Meeting with the boat leaving here
on the Sth Of each month - close
Ia enc time 81 the Portland that ko.
diak really had but enc mail ssrvice.
Now she will connect With the boat
leaving here GA ths 3tth o. every
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

OLYMPIA. Jan ae.--ny L. p
Governor CoSgrovc has appointed
Harry n Gilman oi Seattle as mem
her OF the board OF control e sue.
ccrd Matt l. Piles. who resigned
at the request Of Howard Cosgrove
and appointed Col A +. Cagwlns a
shlugie manufacturer OF kelae. as
member OF the state tax commits
eion to succeed 20 the Vacancy ere,
aied last August by the resignation
Of ]. II. yesterday Of Tacoma.
Howard Cosgrovc further IA
nouaced that, as particular favor
20 Lieut.. Gov. HAY. l. Davies Of
Davenport would BE- continued as
state food and dairy Inspector. and
also that no changes we're con,
tempiated In the positions nov held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

OLYMPIA. Jan. as.--olymrla il
full OF office seekers just now. The
return az Governor Cosgroye has
had the effect % attracting every
person vho imagines he has a
claim on the executive appointing
power In addition. there are
numercus bills IN the legislature
FOR the creation Of new Judges. and
with new Judges comes neW bAilifls
From King. Pierce. Spokane. Cow
iitz and Chehaiis there are aeiega
tons 20 Impress upon the legisia
tors the judicial necessity Of more
help for their sections
King. Pierce and Spokane are
having good success. and there 10
every prospect that new judges viii
BE- appointed The other Judicial
districts are not 80 fortunate. as
there appears 10 be a difference
OF opinion either As 20 the need Of
an additional Judge or who the ad-
dstional judge shall BE-.
Naturally the whole future Of the
republican party Ia the state IL de
pendent upon the selections % b.
made, and shat complexities the
situation more than anything else
ID the problematical attitude 81
Acting Governor Hay.
Whether Mr. Hay VIII defer In
all things 10 the wishes Of AR.
Cosgrove and hts friends. or exeF-
else his own discretion. and II 80
10 what extent. furnishes place
hunters with material for eogtsas
fion. One seeker for an important
office appeared before Mr.. Hay in
q condition OF mind that would not
ordinarily Be looked upon as In.
dicatlve OF executive ability Forth.
with this applicant announced his
success. but az there Is one well
established precedent for breaking
a promise OF office In a case Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29
THE GRAND

TIE GRAND
JOHN cosT. Manager.
Popular Price Matinee saturday.
TIE sss rrsues@ee opsFm Csap.ay
rreaetttnE
THE sTRoIrEns-
Smith a EnEianfer'p brilliant Musical
Comedy.
Nlmhts. 3kc 20 o. Matinee. asc 20 7so.
other Matfnees "Wednesday
and Saturday
W. VI Frnneo Presents joe Towards
Latest AusicAi Success.
THE FLOWER or THE RANCH
Company 81 Be--Twenty song Hita
seats Regular Prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-29

A superb Kimhall Piano. the $3.50
value. only a2ss ln tohnston'a Clear
anee Sale. Ends tomorrow eve go
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
DANGER IS
OVERRATED
Injection, Not Cows Milk, Com
mon tuberculosis Route
Child ESPECIALLY EXPOSED
GREATEST DANGER TO CHILDREN
LIES IN HOME or coNsuMP-
TIVE, DECLARE EXPERTS AT
WASHINGTON CONVENTION --
MAY PREVENT DISEASE.

Washington, May 14.--That there is a
tendency to overrate the danger to
children from milk from tuberculosis
cattle, was the decided view expressed
today in the section OF tuberculosis in
children of the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tubercu-
losis. The subject was exhaustively
treated in a joint paper by Drs. Henry.
l., X. shaw ana Arthur T. Laird, Of
Albany. N. v.
Infection during life, they said, might
take place through the air and from
food. but ihs sstsn form was prob,
ably ~ far tt,a saSss common route. +
Children Especially Exposed.
Children especially were exposed to
infection because Of their irresistible
impulse to place everything in their
mouths They point out the enormous
danger to children in the home of a
tuberculosis adult. Dust from roor
inhabited by a consumptive, they de-
clare had been found virulent for six
weeks. Towels. they said, were a
source of infection. Other dangers
were in unhygeinic surroundings and
improper food.
The campaign against tuberculosis
could only be waged with success, they
insisted, If it's occurrence could be pre-
vented during childhood.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
z ARRESTED FOR
DOUBLE MURDER
ALLEGED SLAYERS OF MEN
FOUND WITH SKULLS CRUSH
Ed IN ABANDONED FAC
TORY, IN THE To.LS.

Camden, N. j.. May 14.--In connec-
ton with the murder of two men whose
bodies were found in an abandoned
factory building IN Gloucester, N. Y, or
Tuesday, with their ckulls crushed
William Bradley, aged 49. and Pat,
rick McDermott, SIS years old, an um-
brella mender, were arrested here to.
day. ...s. B.. ....
The murdered men, James Purdy anC
John Whitelaw, had been dead for sew
eral days before their bodies were
found by two Logs. Pur@y, IL is said
had received several hundred dollars
from an estate In Canada and the po-
lice advance the theory that Purdy and
Whitelaw. while sleeping in the fac
tory building. had been attacked for
the purpose of robbery.