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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
Plant Life on Mont peI...

The interesting phenomenon of the
return OF vegetation to the slopes of
Mont Pelee. whose terrible eruption
in 1902 destroyed the city OF st. Pierre
and laid waste the greater part OF
Martinique, can now be observed.
Wherever water courses and the
trampling OF horses and cattle have
broken up the Lave crust. plants are
reappearing. In some districts, where
only a layer OF hot ashes was depos-
tied, the trees and shrubs retained
their underground life. and now the
growth of the roots is breaking up the
crust and forming 1t into a humus.
The new vegetation which is gradual.
ly creeping back up the mountain
comprises the castor oil plant, the In.
digo plant. the sensitive plant, guinea
grass, silver fern and other plants.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
WHEN EVERYTHING LOOKS BAD
Then 10 the Time to Bring Out the
ginger Jar and Take a Good Dose
OF Its Contents.

DO you feel gloomy, melancholy. de-
tected? Do things look blue? Are
collections slow and are bills pilipe
up! Is your establishment stagnating
from a lack OF energy, ginger enthusi
asm! Then. says a writer In the Book
keeper, ginger up!
Are you up against It In eyerv sense
OF the term-eligibIe for membership
m the Down-and-Out club? Does IT
seem as II the crack OF doom is about
10 enter the city lines? Have you ac
copied failure as the inevitable end
ana DO you now wait patiently but
iearfuhy, for the coming of the sher
IN! Have you given up the battIe9 ~
you haven't, then don't! Don't do II
anyhow.
But ginger up! Send the ONCE how
scampering after the ginger lar Get
out oil that corner where u bao
been hidden for over a decade nm,
touched and covered with dust ana
cobwebs Open 1t and take some
goodly portions of its contents. There
now! You feel better. A smile Iigbts
up your cOuntenance. A determination
mas been tnoculated in your svstorn
lou become enthusiastic. II IA con
tagious and your employees are on.
Unused. too, You rally; You fight az
vi" becomes your motto. II can't"
10 thrown into the waste basket. where
IL belongs. You winl You must win
It's natural.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22

FINE ARTS
BY ANE $40 r N
Cop .5su,, Isy9 by Associated Library
PreSs.)


Press)
Stanton Thorpe and his Chum, Kid"
Wa. were walking rapidly across
the car pus absorbed in their own i'm
POrtan"e Ii was the first day of their
Senior year. Stanton was class pres
iderl anG IL, Kid" was his right
hard I'm
tai, striking girl passed rapidly
by S'artnn was interested at once,
and not Il little surprised when he
saw the girl smile back at his com
pahion. "Ao pulled of his cap with
Onieje = 8 tisfaction.
who your friend, KID" he asked,
who - were well out OF hearing.
""l &c. tt5t's Marjory King. told
you a NJ her-shc's the girl met at
The h"u~o party last summer Made
an awful hit with the fellows there.
Isn't she a sumner, thought"
M; Joy King" unused the other
tho"gh .U.ly.
IS { 81 e a sumner" and the kid"
gay. $ f,'Cnd a thump on the arm to
fore an ?"swer.
COZ. hes sumner, all right. il
that's What you want to know. Say,
abe i@pt = freshman, is she?"
The kid" laughed. Well. not ex-
sctl |hcs registered as a special in
fine as. shouldn't wonder if she
was ..-r o.dish. my self"
How cd, say?" queired Stanton,
Who" interest was thoroughly reused
The Eds" voice was lowered
"22?" he ventured cautiously
His companion whistled. We'll.
FIR as cd as that myself" His eyes
had followed her to the other side OF
the ca.ulus. Say, Kid she is
stunL,g. shouldn't much mind co edu-
cate. i hey were all like that"
IL. mkt day the two boys were
maxim. cir way IRON one of the en-
ginC ,uG Buildings to their dormitory.
"SHy Kid, said Stanton, after sew
eral minutes silence, what's she TAX
ing?"
The other smiled gleefully. She?
oh. she's special in fine arts, which
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
Pine Stronger Than Steel.

Calculation confirmed by experiment
mas shown that. weight for weiaht
pine wood is stronger than steel in
ooth transverse and tensile strength.
IL Is regarded as doubtful II any metal
could be made into hollow rod equal.
Ing a bamboo rod In stiffness without
exceeding 1t in weight. In structures
OF wood the weak points are always at
tne Ioints.-lllustrated Sunday Maya
zinc.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22

Guest-What is the difereDe
tween your oyster stew and d
fair oyster stew?
Waiter-Well, we put few q
in ours, sir.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
Ho" Pat Was Inpr.ss.a

a., as me sermon to DAY TO ,.r III,
, ~. Lat' inquired the priest ..rro,h
1,,,r '','r'hce. 1t was n grand s,rmop
a",''e,y' said Pat with gepuinc ad,
IN, i, "'ion' What seemed 10 tnt.. hoid
" ye! the priest inquired Veil
Tu,oII -. - ar" Tor akin me-. boyorra,
~, " zen ye. Whnt TUX hoult OF mc mos,
80 riFefenc"'s porsc,.r.nos-tha
anJ 90 "lht over the same thing aRIp
' "s'h. Ladies' Homo JournaI
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
His Misplaced
Confidence

Mrs. Braithwaite opened the kitch-
en- door in answer to timid knock
and small girl handed her note.
She read:
monday chicago. Dear madam Mrs.
Wendt Cannot come to wash monday
for | am telling weary bade and |
will come to wash next monday your
Truly MRS. WENDT.'
When the small messenger had
been sent on her way with nickel
and the last piece of cake in the
house Mrs Braithwaite considered
the situation.
Il never have washed before, but
what woman has done woman can
do" she murmured. I'll just cele-
brate my month-o old wedding anniver,
sary by making it my first washday.
1t was nearly II o'clock before Mrs.
Braithwaite began to put her plan in
to execution.
Presently she stopped to rest mo-
ment and ruefully contemplate her
Redeemed hands robbed of cuticle in
more than one place. Then the wa
ter boiled over in the wash boiler on
the gas stove She raised the lid, fill
ing the tiny kitchen with steam, and
at that moment there came a tap at
the door Lid in hand, Mrs. Braith-
waite answered the summons and was
confronted by a graceful figure in a
gray suit.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
PesslmIstlc View q. M.

=. 10 moi know what l may appear to
"e world but to myself | seem IN
nav. nave Deen only like a boy playing on
the seashore and divertIng myso,, -
NJ" ana then finding smooth pebble
VI d prettier shell than ordinary
wi %I''S' the ffaat ocean Of truth Law
~, nun lo'"f"a b,iurr NJ -. isaac
Newton. Memoirs" '""'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22

The more chances a man with a lot
If money would have to use it In gain
ng honor, the more he'd rather keen
he money and let somebody else have
he honor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22
The Chinnaa ~

The Chinese divide the day in u
parts. Zach par, Is distinct In itssI,
and is OF two hours duration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-27
CITY NEVIS

Rea Tie Daily Gate CITY.
Ladies, ask for Bucks starch.
Ohio seed potatoes at belongs
Order ice cream for Easter din
ner At Burke's, both phones
Sherwood Is headquarters iok
everything IN the harness line. 7os
Main
N " 4. dance Monday evening.
Woodmau hall. Agnes orchestra.
Rights Of admission reserved.
The democratic state convention
Ehich is to be held at cttumwa,
has been SET for July n The repub-
Iican state convention is to be held
II Des Moines On August .
Elsewhere IN this issue viii an
pear the complete program FOR the
Easter Praise Service at the Young
Mems Christian association building
SUNDAY afternoon at SIS o'clock.
This Is the last SUNDAY afternoon
meeting Of The year. and all men are
specially invited 70 the service. Nus
steal selections viii be given BIZ g
Johns chnrch choir. Mr. r G. Huf
stader and the " G. A mate quar-.
tette A short address will be made
By Rev George c. Williams ard q
review OF the years work By NJ n
G. Brown, chairman Of the Religious
Work eomittee, and Mr. G. T. McFar.
land, chairman Of the Meetings com.
mittee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-27
CITY NEWS.

baptist BazaaT-supper April Il.
-Ewers Grand Leader. oes- SC cigar
Look for the union label on al. the
bread you eat
Candy Easter eggs and rabbits
at Burke's. 594 Main.
Selling harness fast, because re
seI at low prices Sherwood.
Special Easter dinner at Hotel
R.eokuk, 1880 TO . o'clock.
Use Bucks starch, it's made IN
Keokuk TWO pennies in each pack
age. which sells for Ice.
Attend supper given By St. Johns
guild az Parish house, Monday. March
Is, from $50 to 7.G0- Price CSC.
We deliver ice cream on short or
der; quarts, half gallons and gallons
. to any part Of the city. Burke's.
Have your wall paper cleaned by
Erman & Inman- We make old paper
new, Leave orders at John DeYong's.
Both phones.
Ser-tees viii be held today al
the Seventh Street Baptist church.
both IN the morning and eyening In
the afternoon there viii be an Easter
program at 3 O'Clock.
n special musical praise service
has been arranged BY the religious
work committee for the mems meet
ing al the 7. II. C. A. this afternoon
TIE large choir of ST Johns Episco-
FaI church viii sing two very fine Sc
( Iections appropriate TO the Easter
tine. and Mr R. C. Hufstader has
I Eeen asked 10 sing Hosanna-r Be
sides these numbers, the 7. ". C. A.
male quartette viii appear on the
program The hour CT service has
heea changed to 3.f5 and will occupy
i the usual time Of about one hour. All
men are invited to this last service
Of the year
Burlington Gazette: Aiva w. Hol-
land Of New Lozden was declared
bankrupt this morning by A VI. An
trohus. referee IN hanruptcy. April
{ al 2 p. m 81 Mt Pleasant has been
set as the tine for the first meeting
OF the creditors. Holland Il desig.
mated as farmer and stock raiser.
His liabilities are set ct s6.254 and
his assets nothing. Holland declares
himself fat broke. without a cent.
This condition Is sad TO have been
brought about BY speculation.
The Montezuna newspaper
which suffers with the tftle Of the
PoWeshefk County Palladium. has the
following to say Of Judge Bank, who
is holding cotrt in that city: The
( March term Of the district court open.
/ ed yestterday Judge Henry Bank
I r., Of Keokuk, IL presiding over this
! term in lien Of Judge Clements who
is in Keokuk as directed BY the chief
Justice vi the state supreme court
This term viii doubtless be a shor.
one This IS Judge Banks first visit
20 Montezuma On the bench he fs
digntfed and conducts the business
Of the court in 2 manner which Won
4 the favor Of the attorneys. He is well
pleased with The town and has re
marked upon the activity and general
improvements which are being car
RED forward
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-27
CITY NEWS.

All men ere inyited to attend the
sundag afternoon mems meeting az
the 7 " G. A building The hour
has been changed from 3.45 10 3sI5
at which time an Easter musical pro
gram will be given with short ad-
dresses By three prominent men oE
the city. This IS the last Sunday AZ
ternoon meeting Of the year. and 2
full attendance Is anticipated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-27
CITY NEWS

Read The Daily Gate City.
"A bridge on the G. 2. & @. rail
road little below Louisiana burned
out Friday night, delaying the trains
somewhat, but no serious damage
resulted from it,
The United Presbyterian congre-
cation vii hold its annual business
meeting. with supper. On Monday eve
ming, March ., IN the usual manner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-27
CITY NEWS.

-AttentIon Is ca1Ied TO the ar that
appears In this issue Of the Hart
Brand OF peas and corn. The Buck-
Heiner comgsEg have been 4elling
agents for this popular brand ever
since they engaged in business. No
better goods can be found On the
market Ask for them Of your gro
Ger when you order next tine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-27
Il o O EanENTloM.

Members O. Hermann lo1Se are re
a4ests5 to meet II hall Sais afternoon
Al 1-38, % attend ne funeral OF our
late brother, Matthias J Ribyn. Mem
hers OF keokuE and Puckechetuck
lodges frareraafIy invited.
4. H LEySENBURGER, y. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENT.

respectfully announce TO the re-
publican voters Of Lee county that
an : candidate for the nomination for
sheriff, subject 70 the decision OF the
rioters At the coming primary election
julius ETCHHORN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-27
MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

Members OF Hardin lodge No. 3, A
7. and A NJ VIII meet al Masonic
Ell Al 1896 this afternoon 70 attend
tEa burial Of our LATE brother, Matthias
j. Riogn. By order Of W. IL c. VI
Eog1er. secretary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-27
ICE USERS TAKE NOTICE

Harrison & Deitz VIII supply y0u
with upper leveI ice Al 3 cents Per
hundred. Both telephone, 1871
Watch for the yeII3w wagon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
attorney 1HORNE
PRODS RAIL OFFICIAL
SHIPPERS WHO OPPOSE FREIGHT
RATE INCREASE PRESENT
THEIR CASE.
c. & NV, ROAD VALUATION
SHOWS ENORMOUS INCREASE
Comptroller of Company Admits Book
Value" Of System Has Grown $84,-
Book Value Represents Money Aotu-
ally Put Into the Roads.

Chicago. Oct. 25.-When the inter-
state commerce commissioners Lane
and Clark resumed the railway rate
hearing today shippers who oppose the
proposed advances were called upon tf
present their contentious In the case.
Cross examination Of some or "
railroad witnesses and analysis OF =
exhibits previously introduced in t..s
evidence were begun by Attorney
Thorne, representing the livestock
shippers association l.. T.. Robinson,
comptroller of the Northwestern rail-
road, said his valuation of the road
previously given was based on the
book value of the property. as was ms
valuation OF the Chicago Minneapolis
& Omaha road. The book value. ne
declared. represented the money which
the company has actually put into the
roads.
Answering Attorney Lyon. repre-
sentng the commission, witness sato
the value of the Northwestern In 1901
was s1S6.OOO, 900 and In 1909 $26O.Ooo,
900.
Not all the money invested by the
road appears in the valuation column,
explained Robinson. "Some OF It, undcr
the rules of the commission, goes into
to income account.
After some further testimony OF
Robinson concerning the valuation OF
roalroad properties. the hearing ad-
iourned until tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
AFTER TRIAL OF A FEW HOURS
JURY RETURNED VERDICT
OF NOT oUlLm
CHARGED WITH BEING
ACCESSORY AFrER.FAcr
Prosec ution Admitted Tha< Crlppsn
Probably Did Not Tell Young Won.
an Of His crime-lendon Editor
Heavily Fined for Publishing s4s-x
Of crippen Confession.

London. Oct 2e.-Ethel Clara Ienevs
was placed on trial today as an accss-
sorry after the fact In the murder OF
Cora Belle Crippen. the crime for
which the lattcr's husband. DIR. Grip
pen. has been convicted and sentenced
to hang on Nov. s.
No new evidence was brought Qua
and the prosecution closed after Wit
nesses reported tho testimony given
in tho preliminary hearing. Tho ses-
sion was the briefest possible under
the circumstances. and the trial result
ed In tho woman's acquittal.
Long Under crippsn's influences.
When arraigned Miss Leneve plead :
ed not guilty. Her counsel asked the
jury to bear In mind that his client had
been under the influence OF Crippan.
ono Of tho most dangerous criminals
OF recent years" since she was ls
years OF age, This. he asserted. ac-
counted for her flight IN the doctors
she had knowledge OF tho crime.
Counsel said he took upon his own
shoulders responsibility for not put
ting Miss Lenevo in the witness
box
Lord Chief Justice Alverstone. who
presided. in summing up for tho Jury.
said no saw no reason why Crippeni
should have told Miss Lcneve story
different from that which he told to!
others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
IOWA SUPREME COURT.
eia Grist Of Opinions Handed Down
Today,

Today.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Oct. 25 Tho Iowa su-
preme court today rendered the follow
ing decisions:
Farmers Saving Banks of Arispe
against Arispe Mercantile Company
appellant. Union district. Affirmed.
Childs against Ross, appellant. Dali
las district. Affirmed
Authier, appellant. against Gill
Woodbury. district. Affirmed
Mccain against Clarke county. ap-
pellant Clarke district. Affirmed.
Wenks against Hazard. appellant.
Polk district Affirmed.
Martin Strelau Company against city
Of Dubuque. appellant Dubuque dis
trict Affirmed
Smoke, appellant. against Keiser
Brothers. Keokuk district. Affirmed.
Williams against Clarke county, APP
pellant Union district. Affirmed
Ross. appellant. against Ross. Ply
Elouth district. Affirmed.
Griffith, appellant. against Mer-
chants Life Association. Taylor dis
trict Reversed
Appeal from assessment against
Sioux City Stock Yards Company.
Wood dbury district. Reversed
Orris against Mardis. Madison dis
trict. Reversed and remanded.
Beck & Sons, appellant, against
Economy Coal Company. Polk district.
Reversed and remanded.
Watson. appellant. against Clark,
Monroe district. Affirmed by opera
tion of law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
SERIES OF CYCLONES FOLLOWED
sY ERuPTloNs OF SEVERAL
VOLCANOES.
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DEAD
in SERIES OF. DISASTERS
Rivers Of Mud and Ashes From vesuv-
ius overurn and Ruin Beautiful Fruit
Groves-coast of Bay Of Naples and
Adjoining Islands Devastated-Great
Property Damage.

Naples, Oct. 25.-The beautiful coasts
of the Bay of Naples and the Gulf OF
Salerno and the islands of Ischia and
Procida have been devastated by a
series Of cyclones The exact number
of victims was not learned. but ESQ per-
sons are said to have been killed. The
monetary loss is great.
Accompanying the cyclones were
cloudbursts, tidal waves and violent
eruptions Of Mount Vesuvius and from
NIT of the long extinct Mount Epomeo.
on the island of Ischia. In some places
the lava from Epomeo is twenty feet
deep.
America ans Are Safe.
No Americans are reported in the
troubled zone. Thruout the night the
wires We're down and the affected ter
ritory was without means of easy COM
which yesterday were beautiful with a
growth of fruit have been overrun with
rivers of mud and ashes from vesuv-
ius. Human bodies and carcasses of
dumb animals have been discovered in
the molten stream.
Famous Road Destroyed.
The famous terraced road from Zor-
rento up the mountain to Amalfi is un-
recognizable today because Of damage
by landslides, and the equally famous
path Of Lucullus in Ischia have been
destroyed.
Next to the loss at Ischia, the great
est damage was done to the towns of
Portici, Tore Del Greco, Resina,
Amalfi, Sorrento, Maiorit Ravello, An
gri. Pontecagnao. Cetara. and Monte
corvino. -
Death List Reduced.
Later and more accurate reports re-
duce the estimate of fatalities to about
100. The greater number of deaths
were at Cetara, on the north coast Of
the Gull Of Salerno. ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
GOVERNMENT WILL WAIT
United States Deems Time Not Ripe
to Join other Powers in Recognition
Of Republican Form of Government
in Portusai-First to Recognize
Provisional Rule.

Washington, Oct. 25.-The time is
not ripe for recognition of a republican
government in Portugal by the United
States, it was stated by the state de-
partment officials today. The United
States was one of the first to recog-
nize the provisional government as
such, by instructing it's diplomatic rep
resentative In Portugal to carry on any
necessary business with responsible
authorities.
When the United States government
becomes satisfied that no government
is competent to administer it's internal
affairs and to assume it's obligations
with other nations, minister will be
sent to the head of the government,
armed with credentials from the
United States. This will constitute a
formal recognition and is the course
unif formly pursued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
To Use Balloon in Search.

st. Louis, Oct. 25.-If Alan r. Hayyley
and Augustus Post, the missing pilots,
and their balloon, America III, are not
reported by Wednesday morning, S.
Louis Won Publ, as the representative
OF the Aero Club of ST. Louis, will at
tempt to locate them with the balloon
st. Louis III.
This plan was decided upon at
meeting OF the board of governors of the
Aero Club. Won Publ will take with
him j. NJ. O'Reilly, his aid in the inter-
national race which started from st.
Louis week ago today. and go to
Sault Ste Marie, where the balloon will
be inflated and sent north into that
part Of Canada where Hawley and Post
are now supposed to be.
The rescue party will take along a
months provisions and light col1aps-
ible canoe, and they expect to find fav-
orab currents. which will carry them
into the wilderness. and make possible
the location Of the Americas crew.
The Aero Club officials here are now
working on the theory that Hawley
and Post are to.be found in the country
contiguous to James bay, and north Of
Lake Superior region. The messages
from Thompsonville, Mich, which in
dicates that they passed that point
Tuesday. going due north, may result
In the abandonment Of the search to
the northeast, especially beyond Kiss
Quebec.
Lewis Spindler the Aero Clubs rep
resentative, who arrived in Toronto
last night, has been ordered by tele-
graph to proceed to Chapleau, Ont,
where he will organize searching par
ties along the Canadian Pacific rail-
way.
Won Publ began to get his equip
ment for the journey together. He said
his purpose will be to ny as low as pos
stb1e over stretch OF two or three
hundred Giles Of country north OF Lake
where signals may be seen
a9 haara hE -the saiaGinG aarasaaate e..a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
TAX FERRET LAW UPHELD
Iowa Supreme Court in Decision in
Case From Sioux City Declares Law
is Good - Capital Stock and Not
Physical Valuation Of Propsrty Can
Be- Assessed,

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Oct. 25.--The supreme
court today reversed the case from
Sioux City involving the assessment Of
the capital stock of the Stock Yard,
Company instead OF the physical prop
erty of the company.
The decision upholds the tax ferret
law in every particular and declares II
to be the duty OF the board of review
to review the action of tho assessors
and decide whether the capital stock
shall be taxed
The supreme court affirmed verdict
OF $4,000 In favor of Clark Williams
against Clarke county. for injuries re-
ceved by falling thru defective
bridge some years ago. on the first
trial he had received verdict for
$4,000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
Automobile Victim is po,d. /.

Des Moines. oct. 25.--Louis Woolery,
the 9-year- old boy struck by DR.. II. X.
Morden's automobile at Sixth and New
York avenues one week ago died at
Mercy hospital yesterday as a result OF
his injuries. 1t was stated that death
was due to severe fracture OF the
skull. The boys parents Mr.. and Mrs.
f. K. Woolery. reside at Eighth street
and New York avenue.
Funeral services will be hold this
morning with the boy scouts from
Lake Park chapel as pail bearers.
Coroner Ivcr Newlen stated last
night that the Inquest would probably
be held the latter part or next week.