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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-03
DEDICATE CAPITOL
LAST OF THIS MONTH
New State House Will be
Formally Opened in
Few Weeks

South Dakota's new state capitol
building at Pierre will be dedicated
the latter part of the month. In
connection with the dedication,
Governor Vessey and A. T.. Cham
berlaiA of the farmers institute
work are arranging for state
conservation meeting.
While the details of this conser-
vatiOn meeting have not been
worked out, some of the men eX-
pected to he present are James j
Hill, Archbishop Ireland, Governor
Eberhardt of Minnesota, Governor
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-03
HOME TALENT PLAY
HELPS OUT CHURCH
"The Honor of a Cowboy"
Given Before a Packed
House Saturday

The Honor of a Cowboy was
given by home talent in the Dyke
man hall Friday evening, the pro-
Deeds, amounting to about $50,
going to the building fund of the
Catholic church. The hall was
packed and the amateur actors and
actresses were warmly anDlauded
Miss Sara O'Connor "a Ivese
Johnson took the lead; parts
the remainder Of the ~ being
made up by IL. X. Win X. Nj.
Fields, Gene TruaX, " hVrch
Geoage Myers, Frank X Geo.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-03
FIRE DESTROYS
BIG ICE HOUSE
Railroad Company's Ice
House Burned t0
the Ground
LOSS ESTIMATED AT $1,000
Work Begun Immediately ON
=, j.
New Building witch is
Now Nearly Done
LOSS ESTIMATED AT $1,000

Fire late Monday afternoon de-
StrOyed the railroad company S
ce house in the local yards, caus-
ng a monetary loss of about
SS 900 and damaging the ice about
ID per cent. The fire is supposed
to have been caused py sparl..
rom passing locomotives, as the
)laze seemed to originate in the
ventilated roof OF the structure
The building was Of frame con
>lruction.
The destruction of the old builC-
ug was complete, the nearest hy-
Irant being too far away to Dc
my good. The fire made fierce
Ieat and the strong wind blowing
'arrled burning embers distance
OF Il quarter OF IL mile over the
Treloar slaughter house wher,
prompt work alone Obviated anoth
er serious blaze. Had the winC
been in the opposite direction Il G
ire brands would have been cal =
red over the city with results hal d
to estimate.
AS originally built, the ice hou. {
was intended to store $500 tons
of ice. This was found to be il :
sufficient, however, and last win
ter large addition were built
nearly doubling the capacity, 80
that $500 tons of ice was stored
The many passenger trains whicl.
are pulled through Mobridge every
lay together with the new tran. :
continental trains which will c
put on in another month made y
large supply necessary.
The fire burned all nj yht bus
before the smoke had hard
cleared away the following mon r
ing a large force OF mon was {
work building new ice house
which is today nearly complete
,hc soutl. and west walls were
erected the next day after the h.c,
thereby protecting the Ice from the
rays Of the sun. Only the outside
layers OF ice were destroyed by
the fire.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-03
NJ uIMOnIAL DAY
is OBSERVED
Exercises Held Despite Alb.
Sence of Veteran
Organization
GIVEN BY COMMERCIAL CLUB
Services Held in the Open Air
1t the Indian Monument
IN the City Park

Memorial Day was observed in
Mobridge Monday afternoon with
appropriate exercises held ut tho
lndran monument in the City park
under the auspices Of tie CONNER
lal club, there being no veteran
organization to take the matter in
'harge as is customary. While
the day was far from pleasant, the
wind blowing a gale. The exercises
were well attended, over 100 peo-
pie standing with heads uncovered
while homage was done the soldier
dead in the outdoor observance
DR.. {. 5. Stevens. president Of
the club, presided at the services.
occupying seat with Mavor
Stoltzman, COmrade Kin es and tbo
speakers on Il platform which was
built and decorated with trees and
bunting hy Bert Bighaln. Tie
platform was built to one side OF
the monument and while decora-
tive material was hard TO find tho
effect on the whole was pleasant.
Two snort addresses were de-
llvered by Attorney P c. Morri-
son and Rev. J. III. Hull, the latter
)cing from Huron. Due respect
and honor for the men who fought
for their country and the necessity
Of increasing the spirit of patriot
SIN more especially in tie hearts
If the young formed the themes of
the speakers. Rev. Ii &. Booth
offered the PRAYER, Arthur G..
keene read Lincoln : address at
gettysburg, and patriotic airs were
,ung by the assemblage led by D
male SeXtette composed OF MeSSls.
5igham. keene, Harms, Peterson.
Rowan and Johnson. The eXer-
Uses were brought to Il close ~
ihe firing Of Il salute by the Span
i~L-War veterans.
The only veteran Of the Civil
var present at the exercises was Il.
=. kilneS, recently arrived from
Iowa. Mr.. Kimes, who was Il
member of the Fourteenth Iowa
Volunteer infantry. spoke briefly
to those assembled in the park.
Another veteran Of the great inter-
neclOn struggle, though not pres
ent at the exercises is Col. J.. NJ.
Parrott. who served in the Forty
fourth Iowa Volunteer infantry.
w. Y. Ramsburg, hospital steward
on the battleship Oregon, G.
c. Lathrop Of the Fourteenth u.
5. L:c ht artillery. who served du-
ring the Spanish American war,
and III. ID. Haines of the Fourth
I. 5. Mountain artillery. who
served during the Philippine in
surrcctiOn, were other veterans at
the exercises, these three bearing
the furled colors draped in mourn
ing and firing the salute in honor
of their departed comrades.
Other veterans Of the Spanish
American wal residing in Mo-
bridge are:~ Sergeant j. p. Har-
kin, Second U. s. cavalry; Bert
Mendenhall, Twentieth L. s. in
antry; and Chas. Connovcr, First
North Dakota Volunteer infantry.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-03

County Dads Meet and
Grind Their Regu-
lar CriSt
SEVERAL HIGHWAYS ORDERED
County Roads Will be Built
in Various Sections .-Of.
ficial Report

The Board OF County Commiss-
ionors met as per adjournment
with all members present and they
Immediately took up road matters
concerning locating a highway on
the quarterline crossing sections
40, 16, and 81 in township 124-7S
in response to a petition signed by
- citizens Of Glenham and vicin-
ity but there being protest en-
tered uy freehoIders adjoining the
roposed highway the matter was
laid over for further consideration
at their July session.
\ petition signed bp Jacob Ncu-
miller and T. others, frcehoIdels,
requesting a bridge on the section
ilre between sections : and Is in
township 1926. about 25 rods
west Of the corner mound Of sec
tons I, s, II and ~ and also to
make such other repairs as will be
required to make the said section
line paSsable, was granted and W.
II. Nudge was appointed a com
mittec of one TO view said line and
report at the next meeting OF the
probable cost and requirements III
making the said section line pass
able.
The board Of county commiss-
loners having been notified by
Frank BOehlke to remove the drip
ping vat from his premises at
Glenham as per contract and the
cause for building same having
disappeared it was decided TO dis
pose Of the matcriaI including vat
and yards to the highest bidder
and the auditor is hereby instruct
ed TO advertise in the LeBeau
PheniX, the State journal Of Glen
ham an the Mobridge News, that
the above material will be sold to
the highest bidder July 9TH at ;
O'Clock p. m. at the front door Of
the court house.
Following liquor dealers bonds
We're on motion approved:
Phil DuFran, lot Block rs
LeBeau.
David Irwin, Lot 5, Block :,
Selby
John Bereny, lot ,. Block Il,
Selby.
Charles Anderson, Lot H. BIZ
I, Glenham.
Fred Goebel, Lot s, Block I,
Glenham.
The above bonds approved for
the sale of intoxicating liquors at
retail.
The bond of the Hamm Brewing
Co. to sell malt liquors at whole
sale at LeBeau was also approved.
Adjournment for dinner was
then taken.
One O'Clock p. u. Board recon
vened as per adjournment and dis
cussed the advisability OF purchas-
ing an elevating road grader, it
being the unanimous opinion that
such al implement being re-
quireInent in TINS cGuniy under
present conditions and accordingly
on motion a contract was entered
into with the Chamberlain Road |
Machine Co. OF unneapOllS. I
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-03
CENSUS COUNT
CLOSE TO 400
Believed That Population of
Mobridge Will be
Doubled
LARGEST TOWN in COUNTY
This City Will be Rated as the
Metropolis of Walworth
County
LARGEST TOWN in COUNTY

Ill l ~
,o.; "a ho. ooo .a, 400
,r,: 4: , !,
e go ,o+ ao,
+ " "
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-03
TRAINS / RUNNING
ON MOREAU LINE
Regular Passenger Service
Between Mobridge and
Isabel Established
rRl-WEEkLY SERVICE NOW
Multitudinous Difficulties in
Running Trains Harass
the Officials
TRl-WEEKLY SERVICE NOW

Regular train service or sup
oosedly such, was established on
the MOreau line this week, the first
rain being rnn Monday, though
only two trains have been sent out
10 date.
The trains are supposed to run
three times week, Ieal ing Mo
ridge NJ ndays, Wednesdays and
'rldays. The run is made to the
,d Of the line and back the same
ay, the leaving tine in Mobridge
ing II O'Clock central time. OF
ID O'Clock mountain tine. Th,
aims ale combination affair
ainiy freight with u + IS niger
zach h.Jched on be..nd. Lattr
then the road has been ballasted
"a stations built it is the inten-
ION of the company to put on
better service.
Due to the unballasted condition
u The ROAD the company has bsen
meeting with much grief. The
lrst train set out Monday was
wrecked and did rot get back un-
ul the next day. This delayed the
train scheduled for Wednesday.
Ielaylng it for one day. This
Wednesday train left Yesterday
morning but when few miles be.
yond Grand Rive dump it, too,
jumped the track. The wrecker
was engaged near Lennon where
Il wreck had occurred on the main
line but the switch engine was sent
ont and managed to get the Moreau
train back on the rails. The sec
)nd Moreau wreck further di.al-
ranged the service and the train on
rle branch line billed to leave this
nornlng has oeen postponed until
tomorrow morning.
Isabel IS the new name Of tie
trminuS os the Moreau line, tie
namc Of Firesteel being dropped
or some reason good and suff-
lient to the powers that be. Tsa-
Del has not as yet amounted to
much, but Timber Lake. about
midway Of the new line, is thriv-
lng city enjoyieg mushroom
growth.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-03

F. f. Lrerh and Fred Psansteih
are the new proprietors Of til.
pastime theatre leasing if from
y. NJ. Japinga. owner Of the No
bridge house which he leased la
week to Mr.. Leech. The theatl
Is crowded every night. two sci
OF motion pictures being show
each evening. nightly change d.
oiii oeihS maze.
Bert and Jack Blgham have
gone 70 " atauga 10 get ready t.
open their general merchandise
store. y largely signed petluoi
hrs been forwarded to the posi-
Once department asking that
postoflce pe installed at v ataug;
with Bert Blgham as master o.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-03

The Mlnton barber shop changed
nands this week, NJ. NJ. Minton
; Hing to Fletcher Pratt. employed
IN the shop for some time. The
change Yves made Tuesday and
Mr.. Minton left Thursday for Ok
ahoma TO spend a few weeks at
nis cid home. Mrs. Mnton and
the children left the same day,
going to Waubay to visit her pee
pile Upon NJ. Mintons return
from the sunny south he will hold
down chai, in his old shop for a
couple of months and then go to
ais Perkins county claim and be-
come a hmny-handed son of toll.
lie will not resign his aldermanic
position until he leaves the city
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-12
GRANTED CHARTER.

The c. l.. Ritter Lumber
Company which has just been
granted a charter of incorpora
ton in Virginia. with a capital
stock of 500, 900, with Is. Is.
Burns. Of Bristol. as secretary
and treasurer, has purchased a
large boundary of timber III
Southwest Virginia, including
ar of the yellow Poplar Lum'
Der Company, OF Coal Grove
10. II includes the large bano
mill and lumber operations O
the Ohio Company at White
/ wood. Va, which the ne"
company will operate.
G. l.. Ritter, who heads Tn
new company, is interested n
the Tug River Lumber Com
pany. of this city, with Messr'
Burns and 0ffutt, and rs one {
the most prominent lnmos
! men of West Virginia. -Brist'
lHerafd Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-12
ON THE DEAR
OLD FARM,

They had only been married
since June aud it was their
first experience in seeking
conntrv BOARD. After riding
t.n miles IN a rattling farm
WAGON they arrived al the door
of the farm house.
And now, stranger, saiu
the old farmer after he had
asked about a score of ques
fsons "I want 20 tell you
,;ght now .Aat down here Will
ms veou be supposed 10 20 L
he'd with the chickens IN
Young man whispered to m
voung wife and then bot
climed back ON the farm carr
BOY" said the young man
/, his lips compressed with de
c termination. drive Us back
the station.
- The freckled lad grlnneo al
4 whipped up the horse.
You uns didn't seem to III
: the place." he chuckled-
K. NO said the young ma
IN 1--WE have often read aoo
crowded farm houses, but VIII
~
o. IL comes 10 showing us OIL
Is the henhouse that is going
a little too strong l guess We
te- stay IL the Guy. -Chica
u News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-12
-ApPAIACHlA DEPARTMENT.

"a. y r',n K"nk aud ~'s ="
~ c.nu ~, has r''-'x''-'h "
,s,t,..n md goD" 'su the '"''
for a j ,bbing nous"
Mr. aud Mrs W. H. Ray burn n
are spending some uuie ~ a :
ssrm in Tennessee, which was
rec@ntlv purchased by Mrs
RaVburn's father, W d"
f Adams
Prof. and Mrs. }. n Ash
,,artb have returned from Blanc
county. where they spent VII
HOLIDAYS with relatives an'
friends.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-12
NEWS OF NORTON.

Norton. Va. Jan. Mrs.
p T. Lindsey aud her daugh-
ter Miss Lizzie Adams, nave
r.tnru,4d 10 Norton, after an
.bsence of several months
spent i'm cincinnati and points
roints in Kentucky MISS
hdams. who was IN very bad
health when she left here, re-
,nrns much improved and her
many Norton friends are glao
IN see her looking SO well.
The Miller Realty Company
has sold the Giily residence
belonging to J W. Bell, 20 Il
W Meade, who viii move ih''
II IN the near future.
Norton's new light plant 4
now in full operation and man.
neople are Installing electri
lights.
ATTORNEY G I'll. Patteson ha
returned from his former nom
i'm Buchanan county, where a.
spent the holidays.
=. c. Whitaker. whose res,
dence burned down last weel
IS ia Cincinnati this week
business
Or. =. L. Whitehead, pr
urie,or of tho Whitehead br'
company. left Monday NOR
10 Ter Florida where h. n"i
real estate interests. Dr. y 81
head viii be gone Tor mon
Or more.
= y. Hillman. superih's
dent of schools Tor " ise COZ
~. was m town yesterday
RI. Osborne. travelling sal
man for the Norton Groc'
Company. viii move has IAN an,
from Cosburn 10 Norton; AZ
Will occupy the W. y. Suri
property On Tenth Street
II. l.. Jones, after d'spos
of his property here, has ooa
. farm in Tennessee ana
moved his family there.
M. l.. Robertson, manage
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-12

If any one wants an illustra- a
ton of the disproportionate dis I
tribution of ministers of the q
gospel in this country. / think
he may use Grundy for the pur-
nose 10 advantage To takes
close counting 20 make our
population as much as TWO .
hundred and seventy five, and
vet we have four resident
preachers Less than hali the
nonulation. sad to confess, can
ba regarded as anything like
, regular attendants at church.
There is only one redeeming
feature of the situation-the
comparative absence of demon
national strife. SO conflicting
e. services are held. and the MEM
hers of one church are, as "a
10 rule not averse TO worshiping
.' with the people Of another a
beautiful harmony usually pre-
D. wallis Ii AN seems. however, q
3 needless duplication Of eifor
e, and expense, and awaken
ia serious doubt as TO the bene
IT 6cence of sectarlanism. ON
efficient pastor could serve I'm
ate people adequately if they wer
no not united. But, alas, as 1T d
.eu notwithstanding degree g
PIE cooperation, our resources al
no divided while our expenses al
MT doubled. Perhaps, too the
orr i an undercurrent of envy an
he suspicion which. if il exists,
most certainly inimical
" &C spirituality.
re In view of coming deVelo
de ments. however, the prese
the situation is readily explical
per and seemingly providenu
a TO Our sister denominations,
the Baptists and Presby terra
'cu'' would probably have left
Oeen field to us for We were n
ney long before they camel but
two reasons: lD Faithful
,R. our ministering has been, 1t
proved inadequate for lack
mber men and funds; ~ the &c
been and the county are almost S
pora TO become within the next
Pr n years the scene of large in'
etarv trial operations, which meal
sed a corresponding influx OF p'
er III lation. AS to the first OF q
lung reasons, am willing TO bel
80 that our seeming neglect
band been altogether uEIntentic
ms of Perhaps as church we
hIte- done the best we could IN
ne" manning and financing OF
l. the field. However that may
ted in other churches, recognizin
Com need of evangelical work al
iessrs; the Buchanan people,
ony =. come 20 do their part
AS to the second of the
reasons, il is time for our
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-12

torrance authorities to wake up /
The coal and timber lands OF /
the county are being rapidly /
acquired 10y large corporations
vast amount of capital rs
already invested i'm the county
This means extended industrial
activity. with consequent
material Improvement of every
kind There can no longer be
any question. even if there
ought TO have been before, as
IN the wisdom of missionary
oxnenditure. 80 better returns
can be had anywhere than here.
. Other denominations are begin
ming TO see this. whether ours
r Is or not. Holston Conference
e is putting three hundred dol
lars in the county this year. the
o. Baptist State Mission Board !
D. spending four or five times tina
a amount. aud the Presby terrain
AZ more still. To is "a time q
4 foundation-laying for futui
e- building. just now there seen
"a to be ministerial congestion he
rt nj Grundy. but the years
ms come will probably bring su'
,e- enlargements as to Justify WI
ne seems now unnecessary.
his another time I shall prese
are some account of our own nee
is and prospects here Is. r
of in Midland Methodist.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-12
IN GOOD HUMOR.
THE PESSIMsT

THE PEsSlMST.
Nothing 10 DO bat work
Nothing to cat but food
Nothing 20 wear bot clothes
To keep one from going made.
Nothing to breath bot air.
Quick a. a flash us gone
Nowhere 10 ian bat off,
Vow here 10 stand bat on.
Nothing 10 comb but hair.
Nowhere to sleep bat in bed
Nothing 20 weep bui tears
Nothing TO bur, bu, dead
Nothing TO sing bot songs
All. ven. alasl alaoN
Nowhere TO 90 bot Out
Nowhere 10 some bat back.
Nothing TO see bat sights.
"a Nothiuc 10 qucuoh bat ihirs''
No,binr 10 have bu, what we've got
p. Thus thro life NC are cursed
Noihing 10 strike but q gaii'
Everything moves that goes
Nothing NJ az but common sense
ever withstand these woes.
q. Columbus J
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-12
Mr. r. 4. Ma'non~ sp','' =
as> night as Blk S'"n' zap

Mrs r. q. Ahihph~ 80
aa> night as Blk Son zap
DIR. w h. Peters Wa c@'e'.
"a, the bedside. OF his tather az
Gate City, who Is III VIZ"
pneumonia
Lazarus Mainous rs visiting
here from Kentucky ana L. az
,sork i'm the post Office. IN the F
alegant new building that mas
iusf been completed near ne l.
4 y. station.
DIR Jennings left last " ed
rasdsv 20 visit his wife VINO ls
at her fathers at Aoink'o"
ssrionsiv IN. She went there 10
spend the holidays.
Mrs Tompkins and daugh'er'
Ruby. visited at Glenita oa'"i
day.
Rev u n York Is holding g
series Of meetings at hios"e''
pave wlham- ana terrst
r,issionariss. held "a series o
meetings % tn' M'e7''" ''
week.
Mrs. II. T. Brunette ana n ,'
returned from Roanoke r iiuaS
Mar sister. Mrs. Jack Barne'
accompanied her home Tor
visit.
w. J.. Jarrett was over li"'
Bristol last Saturday
J. =. Wolfe was zap from Il
can last Saturday.
r j. Wells. of Norfolk, ma
a business trip here Friday
r. A. Walker and Pierce y
Dowen. two popular comm.
cial travellers. were ming
with friends here last week
las Helder. of Cinciun'
was here part of last week
w. = Wax was over II
Gate City Saturday.
O. G.. Scarf. of Huntingf
W. We. made a business
here last week.
Miss Lorena Collier was @
sick "a few days last week
sV. Larkin. of Musko
okla. was i'm town part col
week.
Al. Witt was up from
Gap Saturday
George Brown. oi he'
was IN town saturday EN-
10 Big Stone Gap.
Rev Wmnpler. Of East
Gap. was iu town one dag
week
Mise Berta H. Hardy
over from kooker tr'deH .
W N. Tompkins spent
dave the first of TINS we
Kentucky Mr. Patton o'
tol. was the messenger
his absence.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-01-12
r,our DEATHS RESULT OVER STOLEN
FORTUNE.
Howard Lutte. Condemned Sex'up'e n"''
de,e, Said To Know Ahsre IL Is

Roanoke. Jan. SD oes e
howard Little know where 2
rood sized fortune is hidden:
S a question which is beng
asked here.
II he does. ne is reported TO
he the only man, Of nine who
knew the loca ion Of a..
The other light have o"en
killed. ani 1t IT,. Il any one, IL
the only person who knows
where the treasure rs buried
which fortune is presumed 20
have been the money taken
away from the Meadows family
after the entire fsmih aud Mrs.
BETTY Justi- had been murder
ed.
II is reported that the treas
lure amounts 90 something ike
/ See 900 and that the last person,
aside from Little. who knew OF
the hiding place was Henry .
Pennington. the man recently I
llvnched i'm Buchanan county for
having killed Samuel Baker +
and seriously wounding two OF .
his children aud Mrs. Baker.
Pennington. who was close
friend of Little. is reported Co
have promised the mob that
l,nch,d hum that Doe would tell
bem where the money was
s.creted # his life was spared
but the mob was m condition TO
mese ont what It. called justice
and hanged the man TO "a steam
pipe and then riddled his body
with bullets
Little. IN the Jail yesterday
declined to discuss She 10000
saving he knew nothing abou
H. BN some. 10 is believed
however. that even If he ha
nothing % DO with the murder
of which he was convicted, the
he knew from Penningto
where the money was hidde
The Bluefcld report Of Il
CAGE les as follows.
Police aud county detectiV
News. are at "a loss as to what move
make toward finding 5000
o.. ~ buried somewhere i'm this sd
6 aad tion and for which eight ~
e,, sons have already been SLAIN
.nnoe- A chance for uncovering
.s, .n5 money was lost several d'
" eo, o0o when Harry Penning
was lvnched near Hurley y
for numbering Samuel Bake
4 witness of the lynching
RM. formed the police that Penn'
TON told the mob that If {
arried would let him live he W.
their tell where the 100000 was
'ekln8 led.
riding Pennington was an intir
farm friend of Howard Little,
e door was 10 have been electroc
in Richmond for the seXi
said murder of George Meadows
e had family. Little has been ~
ques- cd "a respite pending an e
IL YOU to get new trial for him
re- with is now IN the Roanoke Jail
go 20 The meadows family
" The slain for 500, 900 they ha'
TO his Gently acquired, the pole
D both clare. and after the murd'
n cart. money was buried Othe
X man, sons than Little are belie'
it'll de- have been connected witt
back TO crime and if Little is elect
ed nine lives will have
ned and sacrificed for the stolen IN
n 70 like .-rr,,, WV mn