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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-22
STEAMER HORNET SAILS.
Proves She Carries No Military
Equipment for Revolution.

New Orleans, Dec. 21.-The steam
err Hornet, after a search by federal
authorities, showing that she carried
no military equipment for revolution
airy expeditions, weighed anchor at
noon today, sailing on a mysterious
voyage to Central American waters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-22
BUSINESS MEN GO WITHOUT
MAIL FOR ENTIRE DAY
Mail Due Early Ia. the Morning Did
Not Arrive Until Last NIGHT.

Brunswick business men men We're
compelled to do without their msil
all day yesterday as the result Of
Southern train No. IA being IL or IA
hours late. This train brings all Of
the mail practically that comes to
Brunswick from the east, as well as
that from Atlanta and other points.
While the usual train from Allan
ia arrives With passengers, or those
who left that city Oh the early train,
no mail came and it was last night
before the REGULAR mail arrived Ia
the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-22
FIRE SWEEPS TOWN.
Jacksonburg, W. Va, Is Almost WHIP
ed Out BY the Flames.

Jacksonturg, w. Va, Dec. 21.-
Fire almost wiped out Jacksonbure
today. The flames swept through
the business section with an alarm
ing rapidly. and are still burning.
All buildings are Of wood except the
Jacksonburg bank. The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000, though 1t may
reach f10O 900
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-22
GETS FIFTEEN YEARS.
Sentences for Farmer Who Assaulted
Young School Teacher.

Peoria, Ill, Dec. 21.-Joseph Hot.
man, young farmer who assaulted
Miss Mazo Clark, school teacher at
Big Hollow. was found guilty and
sentenced to Is years in the peniten-
tiary. w 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-22
SCHOONER MISSING.

Marcus Edwards Believed to Be VIC
tim of Tuesdays Blizzard.
Portland, Me-, Dec 2l.--Another
victim of Tuesdays blizzard Is de-
lieved to be the Bangor schooner,
Marcus Edwards, with a crew OF five
on board. She was last seen OF
Chatham battling against heavy
weather in the storm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-22
STREET CARS DAMAGED.
Strikers In Winnipeg, Manitoba, Re
sort to Violence. s.s

Winnipeg, Manitoba. Dec. 21.--
Many street cars were damaged 70
day in various parts OF the city by
striking street car men and symps'
thizers. .t4s ...S
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
Traders Are NoqU Less Inclined TO Fight the Advance in Stocks
MODERATE ADVANCES WELL HELD
THROUGHOUT THE SESSION.
GOOD BANK REPORT.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is.-Despite the
warnings Of the press that manipulation
or the most dangerous character is 20
ING on. the market continues to add
fractions and points with eacS session.
Reading and Union Pacific are about 5
points higher than they were a week
ago steel has gained nearly as much
ana the minor securities have moved up
10 points Today's market was not
characterized by any activity but the
strength was there
II Is stated that the Stanard oil peo-
PIE nave not been connected with the
manipulation and gossip apparently Just
as wei founded. accredfts Morgan and
MS allies with being on the bull side.
Inc National City Bank, the Standard
Oh outfit has recently sold over 5000
o5 Of sec uritl IS; the First National
mas been 5uyer-henCe the conclusions.
Close observers think that the big fell
lows would be better satisfied If there
were no traiIers on the upward move
ment- Profit taking by traiIers Is. some
thing Of handicap to the mafntafneuce
OF the upward trend
The Washington times., 1910-11-19

The bank statement was another evi,
dence Of the easier conditions developing
N the money market A $40. 81. GO in
crease IN reserve was followed by a de-
crease or 1,S02,100 in loans This was
an evidence that the higher prices are
oftering an opportunity Tor some tradeSs
10 get out on stocks that have been
carried for more or less prolonged peri
DDS.
The surplus reserve is now SIS IA 600
as compared with SI0024. $50 a year a 20.
Dun and Bradstreet report better bus
mess and material Improvement ia the
outlook Brokers and comm fssior
houses on Wall street are talking very
bullish. Virginia Chemical. New York
Central, and American Telephone and
Telegraph Co stock
ineTe can be no question but Wfat the
manipuiatOrs have demonstrates in a
most convincing way their complete con-
troll Of the situetiOu-tSey are masters
just as they have been for weeks, with
the disposition 20 fight the advance
growing beautifully less as the measure
Of success attending Il Increase Not
only were the leaders stronger but the
whole list moved up, the average i'm
prOvement X pint. Chesape and
Ohio made IL 3. Missouri Pacific a good
strong point, Union Pacific =. and Steel
y The closing was quiet but firm.
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
COURT SAYS CHILD
IS WORTH $1,000

TRENTON Nov Ie--The old question
OF the value Ct the life OF a child 10 lis
parents entered into the suit III which
the supreme court hau--ed down a de-
clsion reducing from $500 10 S1.59o 4
verdict awarded to William @. Johnson
oy q jury N the Essex circuit court for
he death OF his daughter The de-
fencant was the Standard Investment
Company
JonLSon was q tenant in a house own
g oN the company, and his eleven-year-
otu CaGEnteT was found dead in the
y arc under circumstances that Indicated
I.lat she had been killed BY q falling
cloIEsS line pole The 5ury found that
JHe owner OF the house was liable and
ike Ihe damages ct 5000
The supreme court. in the de~7sfo7
-lied today CCICUrS in the fudfuo Of rba
LoMsT court - C. liability, but cuts the
NeI4lct 10 sl-5Hl- saying
We cannot reconcile the verdict ~
s7'#" found by the jury with the r1Ie
OF eStimatc Of damages prescribed nv
tIe CeaI1 act which Is. not the Va l77a
OF the child = life 10 the parents FOR
tlal consideration involves Clements
mat are beyond the range OF human
eNttiHaIe OF calculation for legal Igf9r-
poses, ana the law. therefore wisely
noes not attempt 10 value il b77r ne
z oWS the inquiry 10 the single cousi1-
-Idt-fl n me language Of the act the
lecIE!ary injury resulting from such,
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
Continued from Twelfth Page1

BergIlann 81 Al. trustees. 20 Walter P
Plufnley. lots T. Is. e, square 10, s. SO
oot North Carolina avenue s5u- neasL-
Thomas W Fowler trustee. 20 Charles n
Herbert, lot g. square So 81 To-
u and q Sixth street contradiction
A Cczert 81 al 20 Louis X Ockert. orig
ina LOT Il. square SIS SO
% second street southeast-Charles J. Ridge
way 20 Bessie p and Robert J. Rysn. lot
IA square 30. SO
sixth street southeast between 2 and Q
streets-J0seph J. Darlington et al. trus-
ices 10 Henry E StOpsaCk, part original
lot Is. square SO S25g5
Kentucky and South Carolina avenues south
east-DaFid NJ Elldreth TX 70 Anita
) ToTTey. lot 4. square 1039 so
r street southeast. bet VFeen Thirteenth and
Fourteenth st-eets-Janes Y. Powell 81 Tx
70 Robert r and Lillian Il. Hartshorn. lot
a. square 10E7, SO
Eleventh and X streets s0utEeaS--JameS "
Powell 81 ux- 20 Paul Condone lot 81.
square 1o47. SO same to r Clifford Hines.
lot so square 104z- SO
NeE Jersey avenue and X street southeast
Mary P MynsbTidge 70 Kate L Wright.
lot g. square "a. SO
Between Eighth and Ninth. Z and 9 streets
soUtheast-LOUis Rosenberg et ux. 10 Simon
Feldmau, lot -, square S95. SO
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
SECURITIES
WERE LESS ACTIVE
Gas Rights Opened at 9 ga
and Closed at 9-Light
Trading.

There was a decided let-up in bush
ness on the local exchange. both in
rights and in the general market Gas
rights comprised the bulk OF the trad
ing. but the volume of sales was lighter
than on any day stree trading in them
began At the start sales were made
at 1904 and gradually thereafter the
price dropped to 100, where 1t closed,
with relatively small sales
No announcement has been made as
yet relative TO the time for the exchange
OF per cent bonds for the new IS Il
ought not TO be long after December /
al which time the holders Of certificates
VIII draw down cash iu exchange for
the certificates Trading IL scrip viii
be continued after the 18th. the latter
Deing the evidence In the possession OF
the holder rights, for the bonds when
issued
Gas stock nominal. and the same was
practically true Of every other stock
on the list. with the exception Of Rail
way preferred and Capital Traction
where the sales We're unimporJant, and
Of District National Bank. AZ "a
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
NO HORSENHIPPING
FOR DR.. REASON
Whole Village Assemblies,
But Woman and Whip
Are Absent.

NEW YORK. Nov 19--Of course there
was just horror in Roosevelt, y J.
when jewellers read in yesterdays pa
pers that Mrs Valentine Gleckner was
scheduled to hOrsewhip DIT. J. J. Reason
OF that town. DR.. Reason, il was said.
had printed in his weekly paper a story
thot Mrs Gleckner had celebrated his
dereat for the mayorality by temporar-
ily grating her right thus1b to her nose
when standing in front Of the physi-
clans home on election night
Three hundred of the amazed ones
arranged to gather yesterday morning
in the doctors front yard But she
failed TO keep her promise 10 appear at
the time appointed and there was com
ment TO the effect that a woman never
could be depended on
II was such a lovely day for horse
whippings. too.
At 9:55. feverish with excitement, the
spectators prepared TO close their eyes
20 the carnage they believed would soon
take place AT 9-5s A train bound for
jersey City whistied up the tracks.
Nj s. Gleckner. wearing coat, hat. and
other clothing, stepped from her house
and made for the train then pulling
INTO the depot She boarded It and was
whlried away, fguratively speaking.
when time tables are considered, TO New
The c=owd in DIT. Reasons front yard.
however, was not aware Of this fragrant
breach Of the agreement
Al tv-5b there arose muTmurS Of i'm
patience and suesses that VaFs wife had
%. 81 GCpSd Inen a messenger sent 70
tue 'Tleckner home returned with the
ciScouraEinE information that Mrs
Tleckner had gone 10 New York for the
II was learned unoffciafIv that the
horsewhipping had been postponed til
tomorrow night
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
POSTERS IN THEATER
OFFEND MRS. FISKE
Refuses to Play at Hot
Springs, Ark, But Writ
Changes Her Mind.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Nov. 10
When Mrs Fiske saw Autographs Of
herself distributed among photos OF
actresses on this weeks vaudeville at
the Princess Theater. she had an at
tack OF nerves" and declined to play
Becky Sharp.
"LOok at that" she cried. pointing
10 q display OF photos of Lucille Null
hall Imagine Mrs Fiske alongside
the Queen OF the Lasso.
II simply cannot play" continued
Mrs FisEe- This is too much.
have been Inundated. Take me to
the hotel, and see that no one is al
lowed to disturb me-"
Manager Frank Head tried to reason
with Mrs. Fiskes manager. but there
was nothing doing Then Head went
10 justice OF the peace and attached
The effects of the company for 5000.
Finally Mrs Fiske changed her mind
and consented TO Dlay
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
DEATH OF TOMBSTONE
FORETOLD IN A DREA NJ
Miss Esther Beattie of Orange N. j. Told of Haucina
ton to Sister Employees on Morning of
October 81

NEW YORK, Nov. Bone month ag,
the tragic death Of Ralph tombstone
the Wright aviator, at Denver OF
Thursday was foretOld with startling
detail by Miss Esther BeatJie.
Miss Beattie lives at Orange. y. J,
and is employed in the Wright company
offices In the Day and Night Sank
building, az Forty-secOnd street and
Fifth avenue She had almost q lit
-eraI vision Of the fatal accident in a
dream
On October 2. having had the dream
the night previously, Miss Beattie was
50 impressed with the Vividness and
horror OF the sight that she related IL
IN conversation at the Wright COM
pany Offices It impressed her especial
y because she had had a similar dream
several night before Walter BrOokins
had his accident at Asbury Park last
August
Miss Beattfe said she had felt certain
since she had the dream that something
woslid happen TO tombstone, but she
hoped he would escape with minor in
juTies.
Wakens With Scream.
The day before the international EJECT
at Belmont Park opened Miss BeattIe
said: 7 dread the fights at Belmont
Park I'm especially nervous because
/ had a terrible dream about Mr.. John
stone last night Il was so vivid that
/ still seem 10 see II all before me It
shocked me so that I woke Up with a
scream and found myself trembling.
It worries me particularly. because
Z scarcely know Mr.. tombstone more
tan by name I have only seen him
three OF four times, and have hardly
exchanged g word with him For this
reason I feel as II the dream is a ter
riOle omen There was no reason why
should dream Of Johnstone or Of fy-
ING machines I had scarcely thought
about them the day before
In my dream I seemed 10 be witness
ing an 2erOplane contest There was a
huge, crowded grandstand full Of people
and below hills in the distance I plain
~ saw tombstone bring his machine on
the field, and saw the prOpeIlers start
ed Then I saw him get into the seat
A slight breeze was blowing and every
thing seemed right, YET I had a dread
ful feeling as II I ought to warn him
not TO fly Even in m dream 1 could /
not determine the reason for my appre-
tension
''Vividsy I saw the white biplane go .
Up tombstone drove IL gayly back and ]
forth over the field several times, and !
then he dashed out over the country
surrounding the place where the meet
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
WALL STREET GOSSIP

Hartman & Co-There Is 4 revival
OF talk in regard to the priCe-cuttfng
IN steel lines in order TO stimulate
business, and gossip Is coming from
Pittsburg that concessions by United
States Steel Corporation would bring
some large orders from the railroads
only n the event new business can
oe counted upon viii any reduction
ne made so that il would probably be
considered favorable.
W 3. Hibbs & Cot is re-,orted
that the Reid party is more bulI.sh on
Its specialties, and may be expected
to enter the market actively for a
time in Rock Island and American
Can, as well as in LehfEh Valley
which has Moore interests
A. G. Plant & Cove are inclined
70 loo kfor a movement in Interna-
tlonaI Pump common whenever the
pubic begins 10 take a real hand in
THIS market The company Is now
earning Per cent on the stock. and
ouSht not to earn less than that even
only under fair business conditions
As soon as its present plant reaches
It's tull efficiency, and In fairly good
time Il should earn much nearer ,
per cent We have reason TO known
that dividends on this stock viii com
nence early next year. and at a rate
which VIII show an excellent return
on the money at its present selling
price
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
District Realty Transfers

oo-llt.o-a I1eiEhts-CsgIivie Shumate 81. ~,
&c -1slD' s-Nillian " Cafa-d - Z
=, - Mercy, lot 70 and part lot 70. bIo--l-
FetTorJh-Fs5bert II F5a-rsbo-, o.. - -
r,-.----s W Powell. lot 3. square s0T- $40
5-NoI 'il--llza =. Buckingham ~ Ion "
80 Sic anu FANNIE Kolar- lot y. bIocx s.
:. So. aelgnts-tleorge Johannes - ~
T,,.5.,-1--.5 " Soicau. lot g. block g. $40
EAu-lilo l-t1ward NJ DlrII0 - ~.
<1ss1Td Bates lots 80 and n an
90 - square 5503. SO. J. = rysFs1
S-cs s,s . Nay D Donnelley. lot %. square
- = n and Hsrien-AIIchaeI + Nan
- - i-A,lIence A. and Edith L O-Teq
~. - - 1t 81 Fark-E'dward T Crismon5 o.. ny
e. l''ieS IL DTysiale. lots s. ana s.. bl5--l
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
REAL ESTATE NAN
rs FATALLY SHOT
Chicago ARRAY Follows Ac-
CuSation of Fraud in Mort
gage Deal.

CHICAGO, Nov I9--Shot twice IN the
side and once IN the arm at his office
in the Unity building today, Richard A
Cornell, q real estate operator and a
prominent Mason, was 50 seriously
wounded that he will probably die
COnnells assailant, the police say, was
Moses Adner. with whom COnneII Is said
20 have had business dealings. After
tSe shooting Adner made no attempt 70
escape and was arrested BY police who
came running IN when the shots were
heard
They skinned me out Of $500 was
the only statement AdneT would make
when arrested, and 10 what II refers is
as yet unknown
h J MuSseT heard part Of an alterca-
ton between AdneT and his victim be
Tore the shooting He says COnuelIs as
Sailant complained Of some IRREGULAR
dealings IN connection with a mortgage
On a fat building
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
NEW OPERA HOUSE
DREAM Of GOTHAM
Metropolitan Company An
neunceS Plan for Ad-
ditional Structure.

NEW YORK Nov Is.-ReaIizing that
thousands Of opera lovers were being
kept from hearing high class music be-
cause most OF the seats at the Metro
Fol1tan Opera House we're In the hands
OF WhOle-SeaSon subscribers, the direc-
tors OF the metropolitan Company have
decided to build an altogether new opera
house On a different site
This IS 10 accommodate. according to
the present tentative plans, about 5000
persons. as against the not quite 1000
which the present structure at Fortieth
street and Broadway holds
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
BIG ARMY WANTED
IN COAST STATES

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 1a.-
Inc Pacifc congress. composed OF dele
gates rom ten States west OF the
ROCKY mountains. has adopted a reso-
luton urging an addition ~ 1900
I'VE regiments OF infantry, and a bro
portionate increase or the field artfIIerv
ana cavalry The congress has orran-
lzed as a permanent BODY. with Gov
James y Gillett as president
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
GOOD BANK REPORT
GAINS IN RESERVE
Loans Reduced by Nearly Twelve
Millions Surplus Reserve
Eighteen Millions.

NEW YORK. Nov. Ig-TLe weekly
bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes
Reserve on all deposits. increase.
SIe-zgz.Qo1. "
Reserve on all deposits, ether than
United States increase. SI0.SJ3. 60.
Loans. decreased II.Sl..IC4.
Specie, increased. $50. 596
Legal tenders. increased. S9l-5ol
Deposits. decreased. Sz.-I6.zH1-
Circulation Increased S35S-glg
Total loans, SI.1GI .JLs,6JJ-
I he surplus Il S1S.ISA6J9. as compa-s
with SI0.G24.g50 las year. and S.. SO -
two years ago.
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
GALVESTON HOST
TO CITY CONGRESS

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov Is.-GaIves-
ton, which was the first city to install
the commission form of municipal GOV
eminent, is to entertain a city commits
sion congress next week The purpose
OF the gathering Is to give opDortunitv
Tor an exchange OF views in regard to
the commission plan Of government and
&c discuss various suggestions looking
TO its Improvement. MANY cities tIIroIIFT.
out the country have signified their in
tentloa TO send delegates to the con-
gress.
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
LUXEMBOURG PAYS
HOMAGE TO RULER

LCAkABU re, Nov I9.-FIaEs were
PROF us7iy displayed today in celebration
Oh Ile lth anniversary Of the accession
or the Grand Duke William IN tba
throne Of I1xerubrrg- Tho Cv.r,z -
WHO succeeded his father IL 1865 auioV-s
great popularity among all classes OF rs
subjects u MS
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
SAYS MRS. MARTIN
IS A PARANOIAC

NEWARK, y. J.. Nov. Ie.-OTrs
Carolina Martin. charged with the
death of her daughter, Ocey Snead.
the East Orange "bathtub victim
was declared a parauoiac bv Dr.
Henry Cotton, a New York sDecTaIfs4
testifyinE in the sanity hearing.
He made this statement in r@sDonsA
to 1O,090-woTd hypothetical ques-
ton Oliver j. Matthews who
caused sensation in court was com
mitted 10 an insaTse asylum BY judge
TenEyck
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
PRIEST TO CARRY
PISTOL TO ALTAR
Baltimore Clergyman, Threatened
IN Letter, VIII Defend Him
self IF Attacked.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov 19.-When the
Rev. Father Joseph A LietuvnIkas as
cends the altar tomorrow morning TO say
mass he viii have at hand a loaded re-
Nolver, for he has received several
threatening letters from persons who
claim That they are going 70 XIII him
Father L5etuvniEs $ declares that he
does not intend 10 suffer the fate Of q
Denver priest who as killed al me al
tar
The Washington times., 1910-11-19

| appeared to be in progress As he circled
about he seemed to soar higher
Just as he reached a point above
| the eH-hi bition grounds he Started -
make one Of his corkscrew sDirafs 7
remember that even in my dres m 7
feit my throat tighten with bOrrCr 7
| knew mat Jchnstone had never made
Such a short turn and was azhast a I
MS daring. To my relief ne COM
PieIeo one CT the turns. with the ma
chine standing on beam end, though
the aeropiane had dropped coDsider-
ably. / thought he would bring n on
ground.
"But even as 7 looked he Srsrtod ~,
another turn It seemed more DeriIoI1s
than the other High in the air / sa a,
The lower wing OF the aeroplana
erumple like piece Of paper Sell
bound, I seemed to see Jobrss-C,T,,
clinging to the broken plane sc II
Struggling 10 straighten il out. Then
the whole craft turned over and over
IN the air Just as II crashed to the
GROUND near some trees outside OF The
grounds with horrible thud
screamed.
Details Clear.
With the scream stiH ringing in
my ears 1 awOke and found myself
trembling and peFpsiring- Unlike the
usual dream, every detail seemed in
delibly stamped on my mind. II
dread the meet at Belmont tomorrow.
l Feel as If something viii inevita bIy
happen to Mr. tombstone. What
makes ii more terrifying 10 me Is the
iact that / had a similar dream the
night before Mr. BroOklns fell at As
bury Park
Miss Beattie was terribly shocked
when she read OF Johustone-s death
yesterday morning But recalled nv
horrible dream she said. Il was
scarcely surprised Those things have
Deen happening 20 me all my life.
dream about some Incident that is 10
happen and feel certain that Il viii
come to pass Time goes on and I for
get the vision Then suddenly Il comes
true Why. I have these singular ex-
per1ences I do rOt know I scarcely
speak Of them to anybody for fear Of
nclcule- / can't explain IT"
Miss Beattie IS a perfectly natter-of-
TACT young woman. whose personality is (
the best proof OF her absolute honesty |
and sincerity
Wilbur Wright left New York yester- I
day morning in company with Mrs
Ralph tombstone, the widow. and the
dead aviatOr's five-year-0Id sou, Ralph (
They viii ARR e in Kansas City tonight 4
The funeral viii be held there tomorrow
from the home Of his uncle.
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
SALES TODAY.

= Washington Market and Cold Storage,
S59ozEIel, S41grIa5 Sz@sGIel.
washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferref, las. 1HsT-
WASHINGTON Gas Rights, z2Q9zs. 3JGszt
5l51sS tSd5Sz, is5lIUg1s- 1903. 5.gpT9.
3, lgtl4a, 5leQS1s. I-lIIsis, 5.elJTls1s. loo q
S1s, l-4cgGSlz- --U$. Z55IJ. $3.50 I24G9
Ig2US1s, s50TS, 25JUS
District National Bank. 5>-IS5. 1DcIs5-
Ate Call-Capital Hracli0n. IHIzs
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
PRIEST WILL PLAY
ON LINKS NO MORE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.-The Rev.
ar Simon Carr, priest, has played no
golf since his return from Europe. and.
according 70 his friends, he hardly had
a club in his hands while he was away,
although he visited several notable
courses.
Il IS said that his denomination has
objected to his prominence in the sport
lie had made himself one OF the star
performers Of the Quaker CITY district
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
SON CONFESSES
KILLING FATHER

MUNICE, Ind, Nov Is-Benjamin
smith, aged twenty-five, is held in the
Delaware county Jail today upon his
confession that ne beat his father, Ben
jamln Smith, aged sixty-nine. to death
last night, and then hid the body In an
abandoned well mile distant
Young smith Guareled with his father
because the latter demanded 81 a week
board Last evening the father re-
turned from Muncie, and a quarrel fol-
lowed.
The Washington times., 1910-11-19
CHAUFFEUR MAY DIE

HARVARD Mass, Nov I9-It is
thought that Thomas W Siuiker, q.
Maiden chauffeur. who was injured in
n accident yesterday. viii not recover
Siihker was blown into the limbs OF a
tree by an explosion in an aufornobils
he was driving and hung in the
branches ali night