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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Shadow Work

This work derives its name from
the fact that n Is done on the
wrong side Of the goods Very thin
and sheer material must be used 1t
is generally done with white floss on
white lawn, and Is very pretty made
up over a color. but it may be worked
with colorcd silk Ii desired The de-
sign Is stamped lightly on the wrong
side OF the cloth, or, better Still, uso
q cambric pattern by putting the ma
teri9l over il aud tracing the pattern
with lead pencil. If tnerc are veins
In the leaves and petals, these arc
worked with back stitch nci)rc the
petals are covered. The stitch used
mostly Is the we'll known herrlngbono.
Tho needle is entered in the point of
the petal and small forward stitch
is4aken on the right side OF the petal
exactly on the stamped line. Then
the needle Is again entered into point
OF the petal and a small forward
stitch taken on the stamped limo on
the left side of the petal, The needle Is
now entered into the end of the
stitch on the right and the forward
stitch taken, then on the left, and so
on alternately. AS the stitches arc
taken first on one side and then on
the other, the passing of the thread
from side TO sido covers the space.
These little forward stitches form the
outline OF the petal on the right side
or the material, so they must all be
the same size and must be exactly on
tho lines OF stamping All tho scrolls
and single lines OF the design are back
stitched. When the flowers have large
seed Centers French knots are used,
these being made. OF course, on the
right side OF tho goods. Little circles
are sometimes worked in satin stitch.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
FEMININE HUMoR.

woman as a rule, IL considered to
have no sense OF humor.
In fact her lack Of appreciation OF
Joke Is a standard lest among tho
men folk.
me real truth of the matter is that
men don't want women to have n
sense OF humor, They arc afraid of
the woman who is very quick TO see
a Joke. ~ ''o
they feel that as she is so quick to
see the ridiculous siue OF things sbe
VIII be equally quick to sec tho ridi-
culous Side of them. and that no man
can stand. '''u
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

Of the eyebrows. combined with high
forehead, the sign is OF calm. cool,
deliberate thinker,
If these eyebrows is combined a
forehead that slopes gradually back,
a sensitive. poetic temperament is dis
closed, ii, again, they are combined
with n short, narrow forehead. the
subject will he successful In business
and In everything connected with
worldly matters. but he will be In.
capable of approaching TO any extent
or OF creating anything connected
with the arts,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Bath Towels

Most useful bath towels for swift
rub-downs may be made Of crocheted
twine. An ordinary single crochet
stitch Will do the work and It WIN
only be necessary to crochet It quite
loosely, II Is easy to see what an In
expensive assistance this would be
In the household. or course, the
towel should be quite large The
twine may be purchased for Is cents
the ball.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

ht small cost you can purchase plain
wine glasses that hold about two table
epoonfus. Those who boil aud bottle wNtor
for drinking VIII md eanltary stopper by
placing ono CT these glasses cap fashion over
milk or cream romaln In che bOtlo after
using part should place glass In the bottle,
f fits nicely ls easily eterilizod. ano leo'eo
no chance for taste" in tho milk as
soaked pap3r caps may do.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

from the eyebrows in a perpendicular
line, Is sign of severely. infleXibillty
and tonacity,
4 high forehead, to be very good.
should be well developed about the
eyebrows,
IL there is quite perceptible bulge
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Comfortable Bandages.

When winter nanneis have been discarded
cut on tue slcorcs, hom at upper part and
TIE up over shoulder or around limb, 10 pre-
vent slipping down. and keep 10 use In cnso
OF slekneses such ns rheumatism OF tho lHm
or limb or other cnses whore bpndago in
neeee-ery Iheue mako excellent banda ges
hoVo To be pinned as most clumsy baudayck
do and can be mode tight as nocoss9ry
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Useful On Shirt Waist.

So~ button on tho nock6and OF a shirt
walls at the back instead OF making but !,
tonholc there, Hovo the button the size Of a
coiler stud. II VIII always bo there when
wapted, and VIII not prosg on The back OF
tho mock rs collar button does
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Useful TnheS.

4 plnoh OF cream or tartar added 10 sugar
before boiling makes boiled frosting Tor
cakes delicious aud creamy.
4 pinch OF ealt and G llttle baking povd der
noEeg plo crust light and 1aky aud more
diEestibc.
ono teaspoon baking powder In opesholf
cup 6ranuletcd eug1r added TO the white OF
one ogg stfhy beaten makes a 0ufy me-
rlnEue for lomon ples
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Butter Pie Tins.

When making plos II tho pans oro creased
with Il llttla butter II VIII make tho bottom
crust brown and nGky, and thus prevent the
cruat from being acft, which 10 so often tho
cpse with cUstOrd or pumpkin ploB, and also
mOlten II cOSy TO remove from I'm.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
YOUR FOREHEAD.

A forehead that curves back reveals
a poetic temperament. fondness for
the arts and talent for either music
or painting.
a straight forehead, one that rises
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

Covering the pan whom 6sh Is frying is
apt to mako the nsh soft solid nrm
meat. that 10 ot the sama time laky 10
what tho good cook likes.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

Ammonia should not DO ussd In tho evon
ine or near ilres nor ehould tho bottle be
allowed TO remain uncorkod II Is Innam.
mablo and Its fumes are not specially health.
ful.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

Leftover cereals need not be washed.
They arc excellent friod liko inush and
eaten with olTup or honey
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Sanitary Stnnnels.

by uOins q large or small sleeve az tho case
may nocd-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

eove nut shells In old paper bag until
some time when you want something TO
oroSHn Ycry quickly in the oven. Thon throw
them on the nre end got the fun bonent Of
tho quick ntenec heat.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
Worth Knowing.

Keep tacks in bottles II snvea opening
many boxes 10 md a particular Kind.
Whom cieoning house use plenty OF tur.
pentino In the ecruo water, 1t means ccr-
tain death 10 mothD.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

loaf Of bread viii keep fresh much
longor II placed In a covered stone crock
Wrop In q large cloth TO exclude air and
keep tho crock In d cool place. II Is nicer
than tin vessel and much bettor than
kecpln6 tho bread In tho rcfTlgaTator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
BLIND STUDENT TAKES
COURSE IN MEDICINE

Chicago. Oct s0.-Blind from birth,
but able through tclepathy 20 take tho
difficult course OF medicine and surg
cry without study. is tho remarkable
condition Of J. W. Boiotin, a studcnt
in the chicago college Of medicine an
surgery,
Boi0tin. young Russian. asserts
that through sixth sense. which he
cannot explain. he can read the minds
~ his friends and classmates and in
that manner acquire from thcm the
knowledge they obtained through hard
study
~ Wolk. n roommate or the mystert-
Gus blind student said yesterday that
after completing his studies for an
evening. Bolotin. even though no com
ycrsation had passed between them.
would he familiar with the subject
which he had been reading.
Rolotn docs not believe his pow
is anything supernatural or anything
beyond what any man could do IL he
would think hard.
The whole thing Is largely tling
OF memory and sound reasoning" he
said with Wolk here I get along
nicely. We understand each othei
thoroughly"
rs Il true that Wolk reads 20 him
self and you understand what he is
rosding2''
He replied that IT was.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
HAD NO COLOR
OR STRENGTH
Back and Limbs Ached and
Breath Was Short.
Condition OF a Kansas Woman
Before She Was Cured by DR..
Williams Pink Pills.

The symptoms Of general debility
vary acc0vang to the cause but weak.
ness Is always present, "A tendency 10
perspire and fatigue easily. ringing in
the cars, sometimes black spots passing
before tic eyes. weak back. vertigo,
wakcfuiness caused hy inability to stOt
thinking and uncfreshing sleep. The
cause Of the trouble may be some drain
on the system OF it may be mental or ply.
steal oyerwork. sometimes insufficient
nutrition due 10 digestive disturbance.
The case Of Mr.. Edward Long. Of
Cunningham. Kansas. which WAS cured
by DR. Williams Pink Pills is good
proof II the value of this blood building
medicine.
About four years ago." she says, 81
was suffer- lg with a general break
down due to oVerwork. There was a
dull, steady che in my back. Rad hot
flashes and At times high fever. NV
limbs ached ana were swollen At
times the pains were so severe that I
would have 10 take morphine to relievN
them. j was SO weak that had to lean
against things for support. The least
unexpected aoise made me extremely
nervous. Ny heart palpitated upon the
slightest cxertion and | became so sick
tHdt Was .iutllN touAnth 70 Dcu hnV
was only shadow Of my former self
/ had no color OF strength.
II was treated by doctors at Wichita
and at last was taken TO hospital The
doctors were undecided as to my trouble
at first but fiually advised an operation
j would not consent TO this and was
taken home. where l was in bed for five
weeks A friend advised that give DR.
Williams Pink Pills a trial. / was
benefited by them almost at once aud
took she pills until cured am in good
health now and work every day. Ny
complexion Is healthy and have gained
several pounds in weight Every one
saws have completely changed. shall
always recc amend DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for WI { they have done for me"
DR. Will. ms Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or viii be mailed. postpaid.
on receipt of price. so cents per box; six
boxes for so. by the DIR. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady. N. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

who brands us street workers as
Gcad lazy droncs.
Hall. Jake. Hail Jake. Hail Cob
hlcstone Jake.
who but our Cobblestonc Jake
MOG-Jake. thy presence Is timely. Are
the street swccpcrs unanimous2
JAKF,-Yes. sire. their orders are -
vote for the Main Monul. or
no street sweeping Job Nov. 2.
MoG-'Tis well. trusty Jake. go thy
way In peace.
exit Jake and Carriers. dancing
the stone step)
SANDY sire. the Christian approach
cs.
MoC--I'll hear what the Works" has
Enter ,. Christian. with -four
ish)
CHR--G once proselytod. but now do
Three cheers. three cheers for Nc
MILAN.
! brand the whole business the
verieft rot.
Three cheers and hooray FOR Nc
Milan
A school superintendent ] once
thought I'd be.
For then the great light had not
como unto me
But now I am clerk OF the Works.
as YOU see.
Three cheers. three cheers for Nc
MILAN.
MOG-Fade. Christian. fade
christian fades to mournful mu-
sic.)
SANDY-Ha. Ia; It is 10 laugh.
erf.ft krrh.t
SANDY-Hcre comes the Jester with
Joke.
MOG--Lot him in
ENTER Jester D'Nnny unobscrved.
shows part In whiskers. and gains rec
0gnition.)
MOG-How. now. D'Ninny, what latest
BILE?
D'NINNY--T just sprung a sidesplitter
on the people.
MOG--A Joke MY kingdom for a joke
What is IT,?
D'N1NNY--I told them II the American
party was not victorious in this
election I would leave the city.
MOG and SANDY-Ha, ha, the same
old joke ha, Ia.
exit Jester. in red feather)
CCommotion without)
SANDN-Slre, here comes the real
noise one Lippman.
MOG-Well let him in, this time.
ENTER Lippman. with expanded
head and contracted handD
LIPP-when Zeus to me this Intellect
did stake,
! knew fun we'll he didn't have
none better;
/ hied me forth the "hierarch" to
break
And give the people lief from
thralldom's fetter.
Full many a time ] ripped them
up the back,
And dubbed them mossbacks,
abieCt slaves and daubers;
And in my famous talk IN Liber-
~ Park,
branded all their forbears
thieves aud robbers.
My boast OF heraldry, my pomp
OF power
1 tried on Kearns's organ, and
the party;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
MONEY COMES IN BuNcHEs

10 A. a. Chisholme. OF Treadwen. n.
Y, now. His reason - wen worth
reading; For a long time | suffered
from indigestion. torpid lives. consti-
ration, nervousness, and general de-
bility," he writes. II coulda. sleep.
had no appetite. nor ambition. grew
weaker every day m spite u all med
ical treatment Then rsed Electric
Bitters. Twelve bottles restored all
my old-time health and vigor Now I
can attend to business every day. It's
wonderful medicine" lnfallibie
for stomach, Liver, kidneys, Blood
and Nerves. soc at 2. 9. NJ. I. Drug
Dept. 112-114 So Main St. Salt Lake
City.
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The Gathering OF The AlSO-Rans

worked against the Jews an,
Mormons too.
My oppusition's been constant
and hearty.
Fun many bet IN poker gam,
I've won.
And many a policy have die
But now the die Is cast. and
I've lost out.
I'll now proceed 10 get most
spiflicated.
So farewell. victor Mogul and the
bunch.
our last adleus I cannot further
stave.
But this last parting shot-iust
take n hunch--
IN get YOU all, ere Lippman's In
his grave
CExlt Llppman. followed BIZ sam Good
man who hrandishes black Jack threat
MoG-Enough. enough OF yon knavc's
chatter.
Let's aught OF somewhat lighter
batter
Sandy. cali Rudolof
tsandy tutors loud halo. followed by
entrance OF RudOiofalafl
MOG-Me good Rudolof how stands
the balance in the cxcheaucre
RUD--Name me something easy. good
me lord
MOG-But art not our auditore
RUD-I am. me liege, and that's the
reason.
MOG-lteasOn for what?
RUD-Why ! know nothing. Since the
city paid out $4,000 for "a new
system OF bookkeeping for the
auditors office. put In by "a set OF
imported special auditors. J nor
anyone else has been able TO find
anything out about the city's
finances
MOG-Bu what has become Of the
money for the S600,00O In bonds?
RUD-Pat Moran got il.
Crumult heard IN distance. Loud beat
Ing OF Tom-Toms. Enter iu GREATNESS
haste. J. SeefOrit. closely Followed by
Jerry D'Armor. and rabblc OF saloon
loafcrs. rOomiug house FOUNDERS and
hangers on who dance at signal Of Tom
and jerry MESSENGER preceded by Real
Barlow. who PUSHES In franticaliy. cry
ing. Make way FOR the Tum-Tom mes
senger' Make way!)
MEss-AIen. cease thy converse and
give ear
mands. so look and listen:
A traitors broken loose among
our ranks.
lie passed this way--I saw his
eyeballs glisten.
He's stirring up a strife among
the folk,
He threats TO turn his strength
10 the Repubs;
lie must be captured, throttled.
hobbled, hung
His soul is waited now al Beel-
zebub's.
tAutomatons continue beating Tom.
Toms and cutting fantastic figures
amon~ the wreaths OF Seeforits fumes
and smokey
cut from us loose.
He's on a wild goose"
So I says, says I. what's tho use?
SANDY sober up. everybody.
Here comes Sargent Crouch.
GIush falls on company. each coun-
tenance assuming elongated expression
Doleful dirge from ObOes and bassOUns
as official villiher enters. followed by
chorus OF mudslingers and muckrakeTs.)
first l entered lions
vale.
Some nifty years agone,
! bethOught me OF an Oft told
tale.
Which l should tell anon.
I'd tell the men at Washington
What heather I found here,
And tho my bread came through
their hands,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
OUT-OF-ORDER KIDNEYS ACT FINE
AND RACKACHE SIMPLY VANISYFs

ton as directed. with the ~.
that there Is no other medicc,n,eds,
any price, made anywhere AZ t'e'h1e' a.
World sod l. which win effect 80 tho ~ ,a'
ana prompt a cure as flf r,rousa
treatment OF Pape's Dlure,io y-cen,
any druggist can supph which
Your physician. pharmacist bo,,.
or any mercantile agency win in mixer
that Papc. Thompson a pora u You
cinnad is a large and resr y. ' yin-
medicine concern. thorouehiy' INSIDE .''lll,
OF your confidence. "V'tnr
Don't be miserable or oOrrl,,
other moment with n lame NJ. an
clogeed. inactive kidneys or bi sSso.i
misery All this goes after Won T'1 ..u
taking Pape's Diurctic. and In a W., sa.,
DAYS YOU feel and know that vopr , w
ncys, liver ana urinary syste,, N MO-
healthy. clean and normal ana eie
danger passed. d"
Accept only papc's Diurotic- F,,,,
cent treatment--from any drug ~.
anywhere in the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
lust a few doses regulate the
Kidneys ending Bladder
Misery.

The most effective ana harmless
way to cure backache and regulate
out-of-order kidneys. or end bladder
trouble. Is 10 take several doses OF
Papo's Diureiic.
You will distinctly feel that your
Kidneys and urinary oruans are being
cleaned. healed and vitalized. and all
the miserable symptoms. such as back
ache. headache, nervousness, rheuma-
tlsm and darling pains innamed or
swollen evelids. lrritability. sleepless-
ness. or suppressed. pain or frequent
urinatlon Especially az nlRhD and
other distress. leaving after taking the
FIRST few doses.
The moment YOU suspect any kidney
on urinary disorder. or rheumatism.
begin taking this harmless prepare
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
NIGHT TUBERCULOSIS CAMP.
Prominent New York Women Provide
Funds 20 Establish One.

New York, oct. S0.--A number OF
socially prominent women have pro-
vided the capital for a charity to be
known as the night tuberculosis camp.
which will open next Tuesday. BY
converting an abandoned church on
the upper east side into a commodious
and open room they will provide ac-
comodations for about two hundred
men in the first stages Of consump-
ton who are compelled to work to
support their families.
1t is planned TO have the patients
continue their daily occupations and
live in the "camp' at night, under
going treatment the while.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

] resolved me they should fear.
fear.
I resolved me they should fear.
So ! cooked up the tale and l
told II.
over again and again;
l made il up new for the story
knew
Was believed by those Washing
ton men.
told them and still yet | tell
them.
How Brigham his people ad-
vised--
Those people did build up this
country,
And yet that great man I des-
pissed;
And grew great crouch
against Utah.
Her people, her women and
men.
That / smile not, and / am not
happy
Unless I can swat en- again.
And ! smile not. and / am not
happy
Unless ! can swat 'em again
,HO.-So he'll be up and go swat 'em
again.
SO he'll he up and go swat EN-
again;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
now TO CURE A COLD.

Be as careful as you can, YOU will oc-
casionally take cold. and when you do.
get a medicine OF known reliability, one
that has an established reputation and
that Is certain to effect a quick cure.
Such n medicine Is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. II has gained a world wide
reputation BY its remarkable cures OF
this most common ailment. and can al
ways be depended upon. IL acts on nat
ure's plan. relieves the lungs, aids ex-
pectoration, opens the secretiOns and
aids nature in restoring the system TO
healthy condition. For sale by all drug
gists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

His Crouch he has nursed and
the people he's cursed.
MOG-sandy. are there any more
comingl
sANDY--Sire. the populaco has arisen
the Citizens are coming;
Each man 10 his gun
Confusion follows, all exeunt IN rif-
J. w H.
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pRAMArrs rHRsoNAn.

j. stocRade shortscrossing. Main Mogui
Sandy ................ Faithful Friday
Israel Zangwlll Lippman Ex-ncar-chiof
Jerry ID ArmOr ....... AutOmaton Jiggcr
J. secforit. Inner Circle Messenger Boy
Sarjent Crouch. OFFICIAL wilmer
+. Christian. Tx proselytCr
r Hobhlcdehav. official Spoutholdcr
CObblcstuno JukC................
..... Chieftain OF street swcepcrs
Elsie Kelslc sol. Tx defacer OF Streets
Rudolofalaf.......O Official knownothing
Harpie D'Ninny ........... Ofhcial Jester
Multltudlnous chorus OF cobblcstono
carriers. watcrwOrkors street swecpeiF.
engineers garbage haulers. etc.
SCENE.
Tent OF Main Mogul Field Of Battle
Am. Party Main Mogul discovered att
tempting TO force Elsie Kelsic no; 90
resign Elsie rcsists manfully and 81
successful IN dropping the piper" into
Tho pouch The faithful Sandy mean
while lights fresh cigarette and pre-
parcs to stand by his master Chorus
Of engineers IN rear.)
ATOG-oh. Elsie. why dost pain my soul
BY this. thy resignation?
EIsrE-'ris duty licgc. twas from me
forced.
At sefrit's instigation
Main Mogul ana Elsie mingle weeps.
while faithful Sandy tips ashes from
cigarette with little finger Of left handJ
CHo-'Twas from him forced, o noble
sire,
Al sefrirs lnstigation.
EIsSIE-It Is a wrongful be avenged
No human hand shall stay me.
MoG-My sweet. revenge is ready thnie.
Your successors George O.
CLANCY
BLsIE-But iiege. how long must
then wait
For my just reinstatement
aDoG-when next chosen mayor am.
I'm yours without abatement
CHo-wen cinch our jobs in 1910
There's safety In this statement.
exit Elsie and Cho.)
sA.NDY-tAege. T. Hobbledehay awaits
without.
MOG-Without what? CUproarious |
laughter on part Of sandy)
Admit him.
CEnter Hobbledehsy on leaky water
v,agon.)
no. sweet knave. what OF |
the tight
How goes the registration
HoB-I've got tho sprinks and Trench
ers all.
And all Of their relations.
MOG-Go faithful Hob. devoted Am, |
You're useful In your station.
exit Hob. mid iangling OF taps and |
butts.
CNcise heard in distance. as Of clash
ing stones)
MOCHA, who comes here?
the Cobblestone crowd |
sire. headed by the Redoubtablc |
Jake. Shall ] steer them off up |
state street?
MOG-No. fond slave, show them up.
Would that / might. |
tAloud)-Come on I'm. Jake.
ENTER Jake, preceded by large chorus |
Of Cobblestone Carriers Gravel haulers,
ctc.)
cHO--our necks we'd break for Cob
blestone jake,
Hooray, hooray for Cobhlestone
Jake.
Who can so deftly WELD shovel
and rake
As our peerless leaaser. our Cobble- |
stone Jake
Who ILLS the ruts (niD and hauls |
off the stones
1Vho makes us all "d5vvy" ten per |
cent Of our bones |
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Tabloid Comic Operetia
by
TIlbei and MulIigsn.

Costumes by Marcus Recdallus;
Stcins. Mart. y. Mulvahy; Wigs
Mons. Honest George; IIangings by
Taxpayers a 60.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-09
6UzzAROS WERE PREYiNG ON
BODY OF RICHARDSON
Remains Of the York County Lad
Drowned in Back River Washed
Ashore on Decker's Farm.

Attracted to the water from, On ms
farm by a large flock of buzzards, Mr..
John Decker. who resides on Harris
creek. yesterday morning found thh'
the winged scavcngerS were rreying
upon the body of Robert Richardson
the fourteen year Old York county
lad. who was drowned in Back river
last January. Robert and Earl Rich-
ardson his brother, were going from
Hampton to Grafton, when the vessel
in which they were making the trip
swamped near the Back river light
h, use and the two boys were drowned
A few DAYS ago she body of Earl wa"
found near the scene OF the distress
ing accident Roberts body was
washed more ;hOn IL miles from the
Ioint where the vessel capsized. Il
is thought the body washed ashore
on Mr.. Decker's farm several DAYS
ago as its decCmpOsed condition
shows that the remains had been on
of tn, water for that length of time.
The body was prepared for burial amt
will be sent 10 his former h1lnc in
York county.