The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-01-28
CUuoENStU NEWS HENS.
1hnrsdaY. January 20.

Abel was thawing out
Asa result of quarrel over the set
Element of sisters estate at san
Francisco. of which they had been ex-
ecufors Michael j. Erby aged sixty
two shot and killed his brother Pat
rick i'm the entrance to the superior
court
william H. Mcllvoy seventy-four
wears old. of Madison. Ill.,, is dead
leaving twenty-slx children and llS
grandchildren. He boasted that he
n.var wore white shirt or stiff collar.
never used an umbrella and never had
his picture taken.
Friday, January p.
William and Charles Mullins. ne
groes we're publicly hanged at Os-
ceola Ark. before 5000 spectators for
the murder of a. Robinson and his
DAUGHTER. househoat awcllers
Colonel Robert Lowry. twice cover
nor of Mississippi. died at his home.
AT Jackson Miss aged seventyeieht
wears. Colonel Lowry IN the Conieder-
ate army commanded Mississippi
regiment
Mrs Louisa Bradley thirty-seyeH
wears old. wife OF y. + Bradley. gen
eral manager of the St Louis Post
Dispatch. shot and killed herself in a
rooming house. whittier she had gone
after escaping from two trained nurses.
Saturday, January p.
The Virginia Anti Saloon league con
vention at Richmond adopted site
wide prohibition as its policy.
Joseph c. Lance. alias W. II. Borne.
Aftv wears old. was arrested in Chi
cago on a charge Of swindling more
than a hundred persons out Of total
of more than 100000.
Roasted TO a crisp. the bodies OF
Mrs. !. A. Mulis and her three-weeks-
old infant were found in the fireplace
Of the woman's home in the Daniels
Mill settlement near Lincolnton. n. C..
Joseph Durllin. nine years old. was
the hero of fire in a three story fat
building in Chicago. when he rescued
his sister. six years old. and CROPPED
his way through the smoke and reused
a man and wife both invalids. who es-
capped
Monday. January %.
Suit was entered against former
state Treasurer Cameron Of Ohio. and
his bondsmen 10 recover s2l1 OGO al.
legged TO have been wrongfully taken
from the state as interest upon state
funds
Edward Worthine. aged TWENTY-FIVE.
a laborer in the Barnum mine. died in
the Pittston Pa. hospital with a
broken back. having been caught be
meath a fall of roof in the mine few
DAYS ago
While Bishop Fawcett was planning
10 prevent IL. Professor Raymond
Riordan carried three teachers and
forty-three pupils Of Jubilee college
from Peoria. H.. to Laporte Ind. to
open another school
Tuesday, January 25.
Mary Mallie. thirty years old and
single lodger at a house in Pitts.
burg. died at the Allegheny General
hospital Of burns received while smok-
ing cigarettes in bed.
Thirty persons convicted Of runnine
turkey rafles and slot machines in the
recent crusade against gambling in
Harrisburg. Pa. were sentenced by
President Judge Kunkel to a fine Of
$50 and costs each.
A gilt OF 100000 has been refused
by the six leading Jewish charitable
institutions of New York city. The
conditions Of the gift of the late Lewis
4. Heinscheimer stipulated that the
bencfciaries form a federation for col
lection and distribution of funds They
refused TO consolidate.
Wednesday. January &c.
President Taft nominated Edmund
w. Voorhios TO be postmaster al
Brooklyn. y. Y
Headquarters OF the Rockefeller
! liOOkWOrm Commission mas Dern open
cd in the Union Trust building in
/ Washington
w. c. Hayes. former banker of san
Francisco. was placed under arrest at
Memphis. Tenn. at the request of the
California authorities. charged with
having violated the banking laws OF
that state
For smuggling Chinese into the Unit
ed states from Mexico Nick StratO-
kos. Of New Orleans. and Chew Duck
| Fun. OF Galveston. Tex. were sen
fenced at Galveston. to a year in the
United States peniteniary at Fort