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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
THOS. M'KENZIE IS
CALLED BY DEATH
PIONEER FARMER or THE VAL
LEY DIES AT HIS HOME AT
WILD RICE THIS MORNING AT
8 o'cLocK--DEATH DUE TO
KIDNEY TRouRLE.

Thomas Mckenzie, aged SIS years. E
pioneer settler of the Red River VAL
ley and one OF the most highly re-
spected farmers in Cass county. passed
over the river Of death at o'clock
this morning The cause Of death was
kidney trouble with which he has been
a sufferer for years and which caused
him to be confined to his bed for the
past five weeks.
Mr.. Mckenzie was native of Scot
land. but went to Canada from the old
country early in life. He resided with
his parents in County Huron, Ont.
for a number OF years and decided rc
come west in 1870
In that year he came out through
the States over what was called the
Dawson route. intending to locate ir
Manitoba.
He took the steamboat on the Red
river at Abercombie on his way tc
Winnipeg. The boat stopped at the
bend in the river at what is nov
known as Wild Rice, to take on wood
and Mr.. Mckenzie. with other pas
sengers climbed the bank and looked
over the country Mr. Mckenzie was
quite taken up with the spot and nc
decided that IL he did not find any
thing to suit him in Manitoba he
would come back and locate there.
He went on to Winnipeg and made
a tour OF inspection of Manitoba. but
found nothing to compare with the
spot he had seen In the bend of the
river further south. SO came back and
staked out his claim. where his pres
ent farm now lies.
He made his home on thfT farm
from that day until the day OF his
death.
He is survived by his wife. four
daughters and two sons They are:
Donald and Thomas, Fannie. Margaret
Annie and Jessie. He is also survived
by four brothers and two sisters.
| One brother, Frank Mckenzie, clerk
of the Cass county drainage board
lives in Fargo and one sister. Mrs. e
Walker, resides at Moorhead. Three
brothers reside at or near the old home
in Huron county. Ont. and one sister
lives in Scotland.
Mr. Mckenzie was kind, loving
father and husband and was known
throughout the entire community In
which he lived as an honest, upright
man, just in all his dealings He had
hundreds Of warm personal friends In
Fargo and throughout the entire coun-
ty, who win be greatly grieved tc
learn of his death,
The funeral will be held from his
home at Wild Rice at 2 o'clock or
Wednesday afternoon. Undertakes
John Daugherty of Luger's will have
charge. Interment will be made In
Riverside cemetery. Fargo and Rev
Mcintyre Of the Moorhead Presby-
terian church win officiate at the serv-
4 icaq
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
OFFERED No rEsTIMoNY.
Jimmie Myers Acquitted by Jury a
Bismarck-court Adiourns.

bismarck, June 1.-THE district
court has adjourned, subject to the call
of the court. Several criminal cases
remain to be tried. Judge Winchester
goes to Mclean county tomorrow.
where the longest calendar on record
Is waiting. After being out three
hours, the jury in the case of Jimmy
Myers. charged with running blind
pig. brought in verdict of not guilty.
The defense offered no witnesses in
the case but devoted most Of the time
to impeaching testimony of one state
witness. General surprise is the re-
suit, as a disagreement was EXPECTED.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
A YOUTHFUL CULPRIT
Skiddoo hoIzer Lands an S-Year-olc
Lad in His Detective
Net Today.

Skiddoo Holzer, the Sherlock Holmes
of the Fargo police force, appeared be-
fore Judge Martin Ryan this morning
to get warrant fer the arrest of Hans
Hanson, an s-year- lad residing on
the north side. S<iddoo claims to have
caught the youngster stealing tools
from a new residence which is being
erected by Bowers Bros A consider
able quantity of tools were destroyed
one night and Skiddoo laid in watch
Friday night and claims to have
caught the young lad red handed,
opening the door with a key. No
warrant had been issued up to noon in
the case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
viii Ask New Trial.

Bismarck. NJ D., June 14--Attorney
Simpson made motion to arrest
judgment in the case OF Ingbert John
son Of Hettinger county, sentenced to
seventeen years IN she penitsntiary
for the murder Of Mons Igaard. and
asked the jury to be called to deter
mine a question Of insanity OF the de-
fendant. Two physicians testified their
reasonable doubts as to his sanity.
The Judge denied motion to arrest
judgment. but granted an extension
Of sixty days to give notice OF a new
trial
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
NEUROLOGICAL,
|. NEMAROVSKY
DIED SATURDAY
FORMER FARGO TAILOR PASSED
AWAY, CAUSE OF DEATH BEING
RRlcHT's DIsEAsE--RoDY rs
TAKEN TO ST. PAUL FOR IN
TERMENT.

Louis Nemaroysky. aged As, for
years one OF the best known tailors of
Fargo, died at a local hospital late
Saturday. The cause Of death was
Bright's disease, with which he had
been suffering for several months.
Mr.. Nemarovsky was a widower and
is survived By three children who are
living with his sister at Los Angeles,
Cal His only relative in Fargo was
nephew, Chas. Berman. Mr.. Nemar-
ovsky and A. Joseph, Of the Arm Of
Joseph & Pinkus, married sisters, but
the wives are now both dead.
The remains were shipped to st.
Paul last evening and they were ac-
cempanied to that city by Mr.. Joseph
and Mr.. Berman. Interinent will be
made in st. Paul
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
PHARMACY BOARD
HERE TOMORROW
EXAMINATION OF PHARMACISTS
WILL BE HELD AT THE a. {.
BY THE STATE soARD-REGu.
LAR TRI-YEARLY EXAMINATION
PERSONNEL or BOARD.

The state board Of pharmacists viii
hold regular tri-yearly meeting al
the North Dakota A. c. tomorrow.
This Is for the purpose of examining
candidates who wish to become regis-
tered pharmacists.
The board consists Of the following
members:
President, Harry Hassaman, Grafton.
Secretary, W. s. Parker, Lisbon.
Walter Masters Willow city.
H. II. Bateman, Cooperstown
w. P. Porterfield, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
Interesting southern NuptiaIs.

Fargo friends have peceived invita-
tions to the wedding of Lyman p,
Bottenfeld, formerly Of Fargo, who
will lead to the altar Miss Matte Lou
Fuller of Nadawah, Ala. June 2S. Mr.
Bottenfield is the son Of Professor
Bottenfield, who a decade ago, was in
charge of the department of lam
guages at the agricultural college in
this city and the prospective groom
graduated from the Northwestern Col
lege of Osteopathy in this city. Pro-
fessor Bottenheld and family are now
living at Atlanta, Ga.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
WILL DISTRIBUTE
FROM THIS CITY
MANCHESTER BISCUIT co. OF
SIOUX FALLS, s. o, WILL MAKE
FARGO CENTER FROM WHICH
TO DISTRIBUTE THEIR GOODS
s. q. EVANS TO HAVE CHARGE.

The Manchester Biscuit Co., an inde-
pendent concern of Sioux Falls, 5. D.
have decided to make Fargo dis
tributing point and two carloads Of
stock and fixtures arrived in the city
this morning for the new branch es-
tablishment.
Samuel G. Evans, who for some
time has been the travelling representa-
tive of the firm in this territory. has
induced the house to make this move
and he will have charge of the branch
establishment here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
Teachers Are Re. Elected.

Valley City n. D., June 14.--At the
recent meeting Of the board Of edu-
cation Of the Enderlin schools, Prof
H. l.. lockwood was re-engaged fol
another year and will spend most Of
his vacation in Enderlin. Prof S. ]
Sanders has been reelected for an
other year He will spend his yaca-
tion in Enderlin. Miss Edythe 3
StowelI has been re-elected and will
spend the summer at her home in this
city. Miss Eva Mckinney will teach
at Hope next year and will spsli hei
vacation at her home in Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
ANALYSIS OF GOODS
Neeessitates an Adjournment in Blind
Pig Case Before Judge Miller
This Afternoon.

When the case OF the state against
George Howe, charged with the main
Casselton, came up at 8 o'clock this
afternoon before Judge H. F. Miller,
States Atty. A. w. Fowler asked for a
continuance in order that an analysis
might be made of the goods seized in
his place of business
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
Live Stock.

Chicago, June 14.-Estimated, hogs
today, $4,000: left over, 1895: pros
poets strong to cents higher. Light,
..690@7.50; heavy. $7.25@7.S5: mixed
$71O@7S0; rough, $7.25@Z40; cattle
10000, prospects steady; sneep, 10000
prospects steady.
Omaha, June 14.-Hogs, 5000; cat
tie, 1900; sheep, $500.
Kansas City, June 14.-Hogs, 5000;
cattle, 5000; sheep. 10000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
FUNERAL HELD TODAY
Remains Of Mrs. NJ. J. Mclean Laid to
Rest in Riverside Cemetery
This Afternoon.

The funeral service over the re-
mains of Mrs. N. j. Mclean, who died
on Saturday afternoon, was held from
the residence, 1889 First avenue south
at 2:30 this afternoon Rev c. r.
Adams of the First Presbyterian
church officiated and the intermaht
was at Riverside cemetery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
A Bull Market.

New York. June 1.-THE traders are
still bullish and think that the upward
movement is not yet over. This week
thehy think the old leaders will again
become active and strong. They are
bullish on steel, Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific and st. Paul. They also
expect a further advance in Wabash
preferred and later a good advance in
Reading. Fairchild.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
puluth Cash Market.
Local Markets.

Receipts Chicago.
Wheat, receipts, cars, last year 20;
corn. 217, last year 557; oats, 1873 cars
last year 1S2
Receipts at MTnneapoE
Wheat, receipts, 307 cars, last year
249 cars.
Receipts at iu!Iith.
Wheat, cars, last year % cars.
Receipts at Winnipeg.
Wheat, II cars, last year 1877 cars.
Puts and C-iIS.
Minneapolis - July Wheat - Puts.
1908 calls 1873.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
Pittsburo Visitors.

Miss Annie Rindlaub. cousin of
Miss Elizabeth Rindlaub. and Miss
Mary Wier, both of Pittsburg, were
guests of the Drs Rindlaub Saturday
and Sunday and left this morning for
Duluth, en- route home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
Men are Listed.

In accordance with the state law.
township officials are ming at the
office Of the register OF deeds, list
Of the names Of men between the
ages Of Is and As years, not otherwise
exempt and liable for military, service.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
FOREIGN Markets.

Liverpool, June 14.-Close, wheat, y
higher; corn A@% higher.
Paris. June 14.-Wheat. unchanged;
flour u lower to y higher.
Antwerp, June 14.-Wheat uncnang-
ed.
BBerlin, June 14.-Close, wheat, un-
changed.
Buda Pesth, June 14.-Close, wheat.
" higher.
Buenos Ayres, June 14.-Wheat u %
VI higher. Bartlett Patten & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
Tho Other wey.

$50 you rpfilsa re admittance. com
planned tho neyly arrived spirit to ST
Peter "You tslFn me or into the cold I
NO" replied the Old saint. into the
hot - Boston Transcript.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
A Surr;c,cn.

she How is It your sister did no.
fing tonight? HeOh. The roctor has
forbidden her He says shp must NO
sing for SIX months She Does b,
i've near her?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
cLEMlNsoN DISAPPOINTED.
Writ of Habeas Corpus in Alleged
Murder Case Is Refused.

Chicago, June 14.--Judge Brentano
today refused to issue writ of habeas
corpus in the case of DIR. Haldane
Cleminson, charged by the police with
the murder of his wife. An applica-
tion for bail was likewise refused
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14

An error gracefully acknowledged /
victory won.-G GascoIgne.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-14
HIDES AND WOOL.

Above prices for Nc. goods prop
erly handled and tied.
Broken feeces. seedy, cAA--~y or
bury at value.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15

Memphis, Tenn, April IL. -.
Branding MANY recent murders In
which no conviction was secured, "as
assassinattQDs," and condemntng
what 1s stated to he "depIorable
condition of affairs" indignant citi-
zens, embers Of what is known as
the Civic League have passed reso-
Tutipns which end in a demand for
drastic changes in local Courts.
Judge Galloways removal from the
bench he has occupied for nearly 20
years Is asked. y =,
RESOLUTIONS which have been en-
trusted to the legislators from this
district asking for modification of
power to grant bail to murderers on
habeas corpus were also adopted. At
tent1on Is called to what is stated to
be fact that there are nearly 50
murderers under Indictment but
that no white man has been hung in
this county for more than 20 years,
although Negroes have paid the pen
atty on the gallows in more than 10
instances.
The league, Of which DR.. r. B.
Naury, one Of the oldest and wealth.
iestrcitizens, Is at the head, also gives
statistics to show that for several
years Memphis and the county has
supplied more murders annually
than have occurred in the whole Of
England.
The Legislature convenes In extra
session next week A delegation of
league members will visit the capital
to- set forth their requirements.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
DEFENDING
HIS HOME AGAINST NtGHr.R1t,.
ERS, NEGRO Is KILLED.
AFTER He Had Killed One and Seri.
< oasly Wofnded Another and His
I Wife Is dashed BY Man SSho Re.
scented His. Remaining in Town
" After Being Warned 10 Leave.

Shellman, Ca, April 13.--,Defend-
ing his home against four might
riders" Alfred Ivsrson, d Negro.
killed one assailant and ,wounded
another before he himself was kill
ed. '' .. .'T
has been warned to leave
afteR D quarrel with g. white man.
He refused to go and at 2.o,clock
Etnts morning nigh t-riders'' arrived.
The "riders" forced their way into
the Negroes home and O. bloody, f,ght
followed In the presence of his wife.
= The Negro shot one assailant dead
blowing off the top Of his head and
wounding ahother SO badly that he
fell, :. -.
The two other might riders" then
killed the Negro and tnercilessly
whipped his wife. 49,. ..~..... -,
The woman Notified the; neighbors
and the Negroes body was found In
the home, and also g portion Of the
head of the slain white man.
Tonight riders removed 10 the
pody OF their dead comrade and also
their wounded friend.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
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tMANAsE NOR OIeEIs44L s.. .S3y,
! ~ ! peuH EN eGRAPHER.
Chas. H. Robtsin, Now General,
Court s'tenoa Passes exam
nation - f eoaSiN stenographek.
X for SUPERIOR CbnuFt Among seven
h Qua of FIFTY s S|'S
.tFrom Boston Guardlan.l

I Seven rsncceastAI candidates for
posttionssAs tofilclaS photographers for
the Superior CouF$ out of sixty who
took the recent exa minations. were
ltodaysas6 follows Miss
Mabel M. BrewsSe, of Boston. :
Radcliffe graduafas James lynch Of
Boston, general :e1Rrt reporter; Hor.
ace c., Bdgecomb;sf Boston, for nina
years with the War Departinent.
Charles II: Robbinss iof Boston gem
esai court portsts lames W. Muge.
OF Boston, HafFar& Law School
graduate; Miss iBssHe c. Niles OF
Springfield. VassaT tgraduate and
Miss Louise Jaeka9n of Worcester.
general court repeater. They will
probably be $appotntsd at the an
lnual meeting pS 1.-THE judges NEXT.
Saturday. The Supreme court Pc.
porters are paid by piece work and
tf=they have 9: fair< number of BID
cases make much money. 1t is. said
that some on bic. murder: trials have
cleaned up from $4,000. to $4,000 q
ear,-Boston American, April 8,
1909. -, , w IT, :19''
:. Robbins In xyoung man who
lived in the West End. He worked
up from Office boy with the law
firm Of Bartlett g., Anderson to an
expert at shorthand and typewriting.
His office is in the Globe building.
where. he has bssn In business for
himself for several years. ~:>;.'.',,r ;
: Mr. Who's. Bowen isl the paoneer in
6 eonrt stenograpky having been placed
oficially on certain districts, and
this with the handfcap Of an 4impedt-
.ment IN speech. Mr fRobbins is an
pointed goes q stegS further -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15

II. ~ - - . q
Fs> :Hopkinsville, Ky, April 12.-Ths
heody, OF Booker Brame, the Negro
Rho was, lynched . yesterday after.
noon for an, attempted assault Supo1
Misses Sa1lte May and Ruth dee
Thursday, morning is still hantfne
from the, ;fdogwood tree, near ia:
fayette, where it was left by the
,llynching party LII: =. -. : = ~
10 Coroner Allenswotth, who refused
to take any ofscial notice OF the
matter until IT. had been brought f.
his lt attention sefacially, could 'ifn6t
perfect. burial arrangements this af,
ternoon and the body viii remair
hanging until, he reaches there il
the n morning and cuts,it down. =.
=. This probably will be noon, q.
II is about 20 miles: from herr1es. II,
VIII hold ON inquest and asrrang,
f eo9lF the burial. s J, = Us
sS q fter the ros fssagtk hi.
gufit yesterda ID Oh did nas wal
for night. or any other. favorable cir
cumstances. but proceeded about =:
and 1-2 miles from the Gee home
where the hanging took place within
view Of public road. !; ' =. -
Not shot was fired and no at.
tempt was made toward mutilatior
OF the body. No even a note Of
warning was left. &.r.l<EE,
Brame was hanged with a medium
sized grass rope, such as is used fol
piow lines and he choked to death.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
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OFFERS ltIlR LARGE PUIs6lr ND
/, .I B7E ny q HIsz

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selrotn' the California fisht IS
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q s.a ~ 20 arrange some l%'l ~
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MI ico9suita ga e, With
1850. atson Neis .7g q. ~ y! &. tnatehsd
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
NEW LODGE
OF PYTHIANs WILL BEAR NANCE
... OF REVERED SUPREME
CHANCELLOR.
Especial to The Advocate. s.

keyser. April "a lodge OF
knights Of Pytbias, with member
ship Of twenty-four was instituted
here Monday by Grand Chancellor,
W. j. Thompson. The officers are:
Alex Redmon, G. c.; G. w. McDon-
aid, ". or J. J. Joiner, P. c.; viii.
liam Bartlett, Prelate;: Clarence
Walker, X of r. & s.; Taylor Streets,
NJ. OF Ell and A. Buckner, M. of r.
The nan9s and number of, the lodge
are g. W. Starks No. 80. =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
Natives SHOWING SIGNS t>&%..
& OF TAKTNG WARPATH

Nom bsasa, British East Africa,
April 12 ccOTdtng to native srsa
ports the Mulla hs Of the somaIis
inhabiting the aesert country noSTftH
OF the protectoEafs are masainsSS I. s 81
the northern boundary OF KSnsyEasI
province, This northern district ais
ways has been q territory to watch
closely. MA z,%s31t5fI ~ " '5s s{S ,,
The colonial once in London has
instructed the governor to surround
Mr., 2Rooseveit on mis- hunting trips
with every possible precaution.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
BY LYNCHERS:
eDputy Sheriff Was Beaten Jnsensi-
BILE, He. Declares.

Pensacola, Fla, April 11.-Depu-
,ty. Sheriff Johnson, who was beaten,
ttnsensible Saturday morning by four
men, revived sufficiently today to
make statement. He says the as
sault was due to his activity In in
vestigating the recent lynching. He
says he received letter warning him
TO be on his guard. He believes he
knows his assailants, and arrests are
likely to follow.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
Xkask TAURsDAY, APRIll15 1000

the needs 5of this Negro government
ON the shores 0f Africa will be bropa.
cry atts4ded to. The Commissions
3 LEAVES sometime after the 18th, ii ms
cent, going direct TO- Monroyia Via
the Cape Verde islands and vim re
turn In about two months time. -,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
Governor Swanson until MAY n,

r.
Governor Swanson until May n. 600
Toler was convicted of orimsAat
assault on little girl In .Puiaskf
county, the evidence at the time
ing regarded as conducive. PTaGs
ttcally all the witnesses were eoIossd
people and these formed a. e0r6b1afa
ehaiu Of testimony.
Since that time there hare
developments creating grave "a R,ta
In the minds of the .rSambers eee sfaB;
jury and the trial fudge, AM nv.
communicated this He Svidann b,
the. governor for the pssfp0
ing the matter c6nstd 81 e Ask
for compo1tation Of tliS
II not for q sufI ~ ~
rnkn. ]. 3 ssssgs
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
Would Bar Blacks From the White
Gatherings

Tallahassee, Fla, April 12.--Sen-
ator William today introduced O. bill
prohibiting the attendance of blacks
at white gathering and vice versa.
Other important bills included the
exempting of insurance companies
from the payment of a 2 per cent
TAX p ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
~ > Y ~ - 4 y pES y &
OF NEGRO AssAULITRIs VIZ AS Kis
TREMELK saaOrg. 81 7ss5
Mob Takes Man Accused of Assaxy4
From Officers and Hurriea Him III I
An Automobile to Suburbs sSx ess 81,
X Town Where His Body VaA Ls4eEs
Hanging to a Tree. : w ~ s 5sIf

Arcadia, Fla, April ii. J5Eiilf
Smith, negro, who Joined the rasikss
OF white women assaulteFs yesterday
pstd the penalty today when ~ non
took him from the Sheriff and ktsIla
him to. tree. But fess the aTriiYaI
OF TWO white men VINO heard & slsssYs
screams, Miss Mary s: Ewing ;,woufds
have been his victim. 4 - y 49, s,2
. Miss Ewing, who had been III tas,s
city on shopping ,toth, was RETURN
ing to her home, four, miles from TIA
city, when the Negro spraIig iIs tiss,
buggy and dragged her into q
bushes; The young woman slS I'D
and fought with the; Negro to las5 hefi:y
go, Offering him S100s Id cab IL he
would accompany hSf homa,
Miss Ewing's screams 4 asfral.t
VIII Knowles ana %;IhiS bro { her, Who
were nearby, and they rushed te silsf
assistance. The Negro 4 itsat 81 haa.Sy
retreat. After taking miss Ewfna "a, 81
her home, the men hurried fS h ia
CITY, spread the news and blood Il s6Jairssljs
followed by a posse OF go men, , sgases
soon on the blacks trail. T&o 81
gro was found at q %turpaat Ina cal,a S.
and taken before Miss Ewing, WR3
positively identified him. shar,fr
freeman and his deputies succseaed
IN placing Smith In faiI, but being
AFRAID OF an attack, attempted tS
spirit him out of Arcadia They
were met by an automobile party.
held up, and forced to gfse up the
prisoner. The Negro was carried to
the edge of the city and strung AN
70 a tree, where his Body was left
hanging. .sr.>z',:., Z "a 81 rs
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
SHORT .
OF FUNDS rs, TILE PHIILIPINE
) ~ CONSTABUhARY BAND. ~,

iA1N DURATION Committee Gives ONLY
800 I ~ Of the $4,000 Promised and
Famous Musicians, Led BY Color
Y Cd Man Find themselves In Tight
y, Place Far From Home. '@s:.-'.' = =.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
j. MULTI \ ! u lefty .
OF MURDERS Moves TENNESSEE,
CITIZENS. -. -,

To Demand Removal of Judge and
Passing of Drastic Legislation Be
cause Sixty Are Under Indictment
., for Murders But No Whites Are
Ever Hung.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
!. SWINGING { ! ! |. !
FROM "A DOGWooD TREE WAS
NEGRo's BODY. rs =,

Voiored Coroner Refused to Gut the
= Body Down Because the Lynch iuss
" Had Not Been BriDuRiit I'd His a y:
hsntion Officially. Dead Sssiif ~ 81
Charged with attempted Assault;
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15

Richmond, Va. April 12ATIoward
Toler, sentenced to die In the cleo
trio chair today in the state peni-
tSntiary, has been given - Tespita by