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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-07
CRETE AGAIN DISCUSSED.

ROME, June 5.-King George Of
Greece arrived here incognito. He is
on visit TO confer with the king Of
Italy regarding the situation in Crete.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-07

A New York surgeon Is curing eatss
" spinal meningitis BY operations Oh
tho bfaiu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
DEATH OF LITTLE
 NEWTON GROTHt K

Lloyd Newton Grothe, the little son of Mr. and Mrs, w. r. Grothe, two years old died yesterday morning at an early hour at the residence of F. c. Holland, No. 502 East Sixth avenue. His death was hot unexpected for the child had been dangerously ill for some time with pneumonia Several weeks ago the res dence occupied by Mr and Mrs. Grothe caught fire and almost burned. Since that time they have been making their home with Mir. and Mrs Holland.
 The funeral is to be held from MT Holand's $ residence at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The pail bearers will be Herbert Hollings worth JudI Langs- ton, Hugh Jackman and R. H. White iaW. The s0rrowing parents of tho child afe quite we'll known and havl a good many friends who will deeply Fgmpathize with them i'll their be reayement. The father is an employ' of the Sawyer and Austin f1umbe Company.
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ROWS KANNOT
 KUT UP KAPERS

Ill the southern part Of Je1lersoh county an old farmer whose property was molested by cattle not long since put up a sign which reads as follows: "Any one that lets hye kows fun acrost my place will have their tal's cut off" Residents on West Sixth avenue, living west of Linden s@reet' have no disposition to put up sisu" to warn the large plush bovines wearing GA calibre, 12 horse powsr bells, wh'ch serenade tho aeighborhood from to 4 g. m.. but the ownsrs of these cal tle would do well to chids the'r cna1- tele and direct them to other paths The official COW catcher of the c'Ay ha. been notified about the habits oi these COWS and he expects to let chem browse in the city pound at the rlrst call from the suffering residents on West Sixth avenue. There has d. ready been talk of an indignation meeting to be held to suppress the nuisance.
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BUYS
 VERNON HOME,

In sale few days ago, Theo VOL lerman, the we'll known grocery deal CT on West Barraque street, became the owner of the residence at No. sos West Barraque street, now occupied ty Judge w. J. D. Vernon ani his wife. The home i. one of the cty's oldest landmarks. l. has tren the residence of Judge and Mrs. Vernon for many yean. The home was re- gently sold by J. ". Dutton to Mir
 Holman and MT. Wollerman purchas- cd the place from MT. Holman for sa. 400. MT. wollerman will remodel the house and use it for rental pur- poses. It 1 stated that Judge and Mrs. Vernon. who now occupy the home. will move to the handsome new ressdsnes now being construetsd oy !. N. Duttoa on South CAsrrv strs.t-
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woman. She either complains to her husband that she needs money for clothes or she merely frets and makes up her mind that love is better than clothes.
 But what about the man? Let us thank fortune that all are not the same, but many of them turn out to he selfish brutes, They discover themselves wondering why the'l wives look so dovdy They begin to compare the mNith other women. Usually it is a comparison made merely on q clothes basis The hus- band grows tired of seeing her look like a trump, dressed up III made overs, and hand-me-downs She no longer pleases his eye. Then he be- sins Irritation with some saucy taesd, enpty-heldod clothes rack who hasn't | tenth of the worth of his WIG aHd next coma a divorce.
 So sed sec says Miss HaHsaa 0tt4 =faaaHa sud smile, why l said wmu5H ought to dress up to thoit Ja# 7=Hay. tt's rc4r5tt5hle, but ts necessary
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Junior Bridge Club.

Miss Lutie Alexander was charm ing hostess on Tuesday afternoon when she entertained the Junior Bridge Club at her home on West Twelfth avenue, which was prettily deconated with white carnations and white hyacinths for this occasion. Bridge was played for some time. af- ter which refreshments were served in one course. The prize was a pearl bar pin, and w2s won by Miss Ali May Howell Tie guests included Misses Henrietta Taylor, Eleanor Mum, Emma Hummer. Caroline Cald- well Edna House. of Senatobia Miss, Louise Montcastle, of Kn9xviI ,, Tenn. Mary Geisreter, Hattie 0rto, May Reynolds, Ali May Howell, Fi"ginis> Walker, Eulalia Walker. Netti9 Graeat Annie Martin and Rosalit Ph.lpo+, The club will meet again neEt Tn sday.
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crss0re@ SrA
 FOR ELETCHER'S C A ASTo RIA
NOLLEY FUNERAL
 TETG A FTTp NOON

The funeral of Mrs. Lou NeIey. who died Wednesday,. VII he eoHdHei- ed }ha morning at e:&o o'clock f58@ ,ho r-aid=asH of #-.au nfka. on Wcet sizt4=aAeau- .,- A==1 =l5.a- eeU. of Hamburg. o.si.lcl hE Rax s. F. reH #ast9r o1 tHc First RaFtts9 church. VII hay cbarg0 oa the eef- vices. T4e Pall hearora Will Aa t. W. Poea, D. |. H+l)s Jud faHsFtan Julius l. iBer, Thomas Green. Ton Dansby, J. NJ. Shaw and George E Moore.
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Informal Dance.

An informal dance was given by a number of young people last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs, R. l.. Byrd on Cherry street. A stringed orchestra, furnished music. The dance was led by Harry Miller and Miss Elizabeth Adams and Fred Bringman with Miss Mamie Mum. The follow ing included the invited guests: S ses Readma Dansby, Mamie Nunn, Allie May Howell, Pauline Sale of Covington. Tenn, Leinad Byrd, Hat ie Rlalsey, Rex'e Parker, Mildred OW- en, Annie Martin, Bess Thompson Mary Boyce, Elizabeth Adams, Emma eyr.sr.t>-v.>., .,< 1Sstl44.,4,s ichol, Hennie Wilkins; Rob Byrd, Fred 3l",g---4r, !,
 Tom Purvis, Sextus Wilson, Ernesl Simpson, Levin F1ournoy, Adam Reb- inson, Coll Andrews Bart Eddins
 Harvey Gillespie, John. L. Alexander Henry scull Harry Miller, Sam Trim
 ble, Walter Wilkins and VirginiuS Alexander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30

ing returned home few day. before, Dr. Junius Jordan, superintendent 0f the public schools in this city was elected to a fRe memo Atship in 'ha Association. A vote was taken wn.ch was unanimous in making Dr. Jo'd9n life member. Twenty of Dr. Jor- dan's friend. got together and made up the fee for a life membership. with a view to honoring him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30

Herbert Willey, formerly of this city now of Little Rock has returned there after spending a few days with relatives and friells in the city.
 Miss Florence Simpson, of Little Rock, will arrive here today to be the guest of Miss Leinad Byrd daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. L. Byrd,
 Reeves Taylor left yesterday morn- ing for his home at Winchester, after spending several days in the city with his brother, J. c. Taylor.
 M. L. Bell accompanied by his mo- ther, Mrs. Ellen Bell, left yesterday for Chicago. Mrs Bell will be the guest of her son, Fayette Bell, and family.
 Mike Yout of Little Rock, arrived in the city last evening, and will r7- main here until Sunday when ne s to bg married to Miss Rosa Sonnen- seheia
 Ms B. H. Holmes. of Fardyoe ar | vad in the city yesterday afternoon for short visit with aIf. and Mr#7 W. L. Carr.
 J. T. Lloyd of the J T. Lloyd Sporting Goods Company. left yester- day afternocn for Stuttgart He vii leave Stuttgart today and go to Or leaDa to spend a few days hunting
 B. L. Cornmesser, Misses Emma Lee Spuggs and Ella Lee Benton were among the school teachers who re- cently attended the state convention n Little Rock.
 Mrs. George W. Byinston and daughter, Mis- Dorothy. who nave been spending the holidays with Mrs. Byingoon's daughba:, Mrs. J. Il. An crum. left yesteru,y afternoon TOT her home in Little Rock
 District Attorney T. Havis Nlxoh leaves this morning for Litt'e RocN' where he will attend the meeting oi fbp Arkansas district attorneys end deliver an address at the meet h5' He will be away for TWO l.ays,
 F. G May, B. L. Gernmessor and " p. Keith have returned from l1itFit 1t5ck, Wf1eae. ti. a& a.1r.'sd-.t the Stat Teachers Assoc ation annual meet ing, which was one of the largest ey CT held in this state.
 Mrs. James Walker and two H'7il- dren, of Mangum Ok, who have heel visit ng General R. Nj. knox and fam ilv and other relatives here, left yes terday for Brownsville, Tenn, whe < they will visit MT. Walkers relatives
 Miss Edith Johnson left yesterday afternoon for her home in St. Louis after visit with relatives and frienda in thi. city. Niss Johnson and hel parents and other members of the fam ily formerly resided here and are quite well known.
 \ Eastman, businsss manager o the Shubert's great attraction, Th' City, spent yesterday in the city making arran1smsnts for the appear auee of his show ct the 1lks Fheater matinee and night, on Saturday, Jan uary [. The City is one Of Clyd' Fitch's best plays.
 Miss Hazel Hunter, of On 'cago niece of Mrs J. F. Simmons, of thls city, will arrive today to be the gues' of Mrs. Simmons for a few weeks She has been visiting at Auet'n, Tex as. and will stop off on her way home, Miss Hunter recently grad uated at Tarrytown. N- Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30

--Europeaa Tour s55G9s SGrut gefasz. Sailing June 1911 fo4- -Issa zsaSGhsFagr. mean, Italy, German. Esyi12aTsad1d the Rhine, Holland. y3slSiuEa. EgaRce- England and .Scetlatd. F'a1faee ir- formation address Mrs. HeIEe vaxger. aid, Creeeent Gel1eee fxrgRa a5srfngs Ark. U 97 In
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
 SOCIETY
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Dr, l.. K. Land ,hs

Dr. l.. K. Land has gone to Dewitt. where he is traneacting business. H. z. Morgan, superintendent of the sWest End posto.f.ce, is visiting in Talladega, Ala.
 Mss Martha Dickey. of St, Louis, is in the city the guest of MT. and Mrs. Sam Dickey.
 Mss Maud Smith, of Little Rock, will arrive here tomorrow to be the guest Of Mrs. lone c. Leaning.
 Mrs. Allie Crawford and children have gone to Jonesboro, where they are visiting Mrs. Crawford's parents. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney '. G. Parham and Attorney Van L.ong were at Sherrin yesterday attending court.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge have returned from Fulton, Ark, where they spent the holidays with rela- tives.
 MT. and Mrs..>eW, A. Taggart are home from E. visit with Mrs. Taggart s mother. Mrs. J. A. Kramer in L.ttla Rock. Circuit Clerk G. E. Lytle has gone to Little Rock where he is attend ing the meeting of the teachers as- socianon
 Miss Willie Hooker, after visiting Ar. and Mrs. Frank B. Toanlinson has gone to Wabbaseka for few days.
 D F. Dlnnegan, Of Little, Rock, passed through the city yesterday en route to Shreveport, La, on a busL ness trip.
 E Miss Paul ne Sales, of Covington Tenn, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon to be rhe guest of Miss Ali May Howell.
 Tom Evans was expected 10 re- turn last night from Guthrie, Okla homa, where he has been for some tme.
 Miss Jessam ne Foltz, Of Memphis. after brief visit here with Mrs. Dan Silbernagle, returned to her home in Memphis yesterday.
 Mrs. Max Weill left yesterday for St Louis to attend the wedding of her grandson Arthur Johnson who is to be married Sunday. 0. K. Wilson, of the Martin Cotton Company, has returned from his for mer home in Memphis, where he spent the holidays. FN
 Prof. w. P. Keith, Flncipal of the Sixth Avenue scnouss as returned from Little Rock. WI e he attended the teachers meeting gfor few days' ] Misses Ethel Clements and Mes Olivia Alexander wil1 return Saturday from Mt. Pleasant, Texas, where they attended the wedding of friend. Mrs. W. B. Hilgartner, of El Paso Texas. arrived in-. the city yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral of h1l meaher. Nm. Lon Nolley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
E9R. JUNIUS JORDAN
 MADE LIFE MEMBER

Prof, F. G. May, principal of Lake side public school in th'. city was elected one of the vice president. of the Arkansas Teachers Association at the state convention, which is be- ils held in Little Rock this week
 Although not present at the Thurs day session of the Assoctation, hay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
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 . ERRIEF MENTION . : :
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EHudsen.

S Hudson.
 as Lydia Alden has 'feturned from uy ,a Ark, where she has been VlS- MY friends and where she acted as hrf ksn,a.d to Miss Nell Small, who en] Nedne sday afternoon at , o'clock ho me the bride of Rev., William R. ,FIu& son, of Houston, Texas. Tie wedling was quite an elaborate a. ssafr. The news will be of es1aet2i Magrest :n this city since Miss Small wsn formerly a resident of this city ana attended the High School here. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson will visit in Te h4ssee, after which they VIII SC to HaHs ton to make their home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
FIVE
NOTICE

All members of Ping KSfzsg Al c. L. w. Lodge, No 2s, srS szayyzsxssA te. attend a spectral meeting lRry yt7E e,s-- ening. Dec. 90. Businsga at sasrek importance to be traaasetesl
 (Signed) k l.. ss&zTM,. O. c. KEEH 1GR, K ".
 Recorder, k
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BRICK WORK AND pgaGsarsIsTsa

Having some eenaEIsga s3g 21t7ert- ence in Brick work pAss,eZgafs esss l come before fine puujisr aa ring t2 attend to any kind of icS af say work, such as a5teT gTs9es, uniting in grates. taking up old &aaczHs, a4a putting in cement bG&rtaSv aIcaF11g flues or building som@- Hspa 6& phone 572.
 T. Ii. SKI IDMUh.as If. t102 W SeYsafs4g kyes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
Foreign Mission Society.

The Foreign Missiona y Society or the Lakeside Method st church VIII entertain this afternoon from , to , o'clock at the residence of Mrs. F. l.. Cutler. All members are invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
Six o'clock Dinner.

MTrs. A. s. Rosenberg will entertain tWifh a six o'clock dinner this evening conn lplimentary to Miss Rosa Sonnen- sche II. a popular bride-elect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
Milling Workers.

N The Willing Workers held their scheduled me9dng Yesterday after eoon, despite the rainy weather. The Reetlng was very small, due to the Rclemency of the weather. The hos Psses for thss meeting were Mes ames Sol Thalheimer, Sam Bluthen- hal and l. J. Moore. The society nade donation to the charity hospi- hl at Denver Col.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30
[fternoon Gathering.


 Mrs. s. A. Rosenberg entertained lew friends yesterday afternoon in koncr of Miss Rosa Sonnenscein "a fair ride of New Years Day. The af- Froon was pleasantly spent with Mrs. osenberg in her home, charm:ngly Pcorated with Bridesmaids roses nd greenery. Among those pres pt were Mesdames Harry Williams, ee Symmetrical, Of Little Rock; N.
 Bloom, Lottie Props. of Newark.
 J., s, A Rosenberg and Misses nnis Stern. of Lou sville, Ky, Rena. psenberg and Rosa Sonnensche:n lughters of the King.
 The Daughters, Of the King of Trim
 church will meet at the church IS afternoon at 3 o'clock
 O-.
 br Miss McCarley.
 Miss Nettie Mullikin entertained edne nesday evening, informally, in pnor Of her guest. M ss Ila McCarley, HQfprings. Music was had dur
 the evening and a number of con- sts were enjoyed. In candy con. Est Miss MoCarley was awarded q rize and Nose McCord also won a tie &oldsr Refreshments were served E late hour. These present were Misses Eddie Ruth Turner, Nettie Parker. Ruth Cutler. Mary Lee Sal lee, Mary Tankersley, Grace Tanker- Hey. Maggie Mcintyre. Lola May Cranberry. El'eia.a Harrison. Ha Mo 'ey ard Nsstie Null kin; tred Le- [..i n. ce~r sis ipsAs~e Tsc1 Tanker. Hey rred H.r're- >s.. McCord, Ru- fus Hudson. Preston Carter Ned Bsi- lard, Wiley Williams. Ra-er Tucke-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30

Crawford Hudson and Att GUS Fender. .rass.
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-3Vf
 Holiday Party.

A beautiful holiday party for the
 younger society people and in keep ing with former elaborate affairs at the same place, was the euchre party sgiven yesterday by MT. and Mrs. T. J. gCollier, at their home, "The Films ssAitheimer, complimentary to their sxaughter Miss Kathleen Collier and her guest. Miss Elizabeth Morgan, of
 Memphis. The young people from this city, who attended. found the af- fair most delightful one. They left
 khis city yesterday morning and from the station lat Altheimer were driven aln vehicles to ''The Elms". The Col Her home was very beautiful for the
 0ccasion. The decorations were in
 3ed and chanteclers. The place
 eards were most beautiful, being i'm d1'.f'e.1.~e -s1-e 'p+~N-eiise-a--,.so sssWas done in the red and chandeliers
 and in the center of the table was a slarge red chantseler pie. From each l@Rlace 9 red ribbon connected With the .ISenter piece. By pulling the ribbon 3Euest received from the pie a hand f6Cme souvenir of the occasion. The \ Aames were highly enterta ming. M ,ss sa1Eldza'beth Adams won the first prize s0f the young ladies, which was a K ggaautiful book. The prize for the ung men was a book and was won
 RysCecil Baker. The consolation sprize, beautiful deck of cards, was sa 0n by Miss Werner Duncan Mrs aaIl aIlCollier was assisted in receiving and
 ear ng for her guests by NeEdames T.
 N! hi1lips and J. P. Woods and Miss Rser. Among those present at the x s;beantifuf party were Misses Elizabeth s Morgan, of Memphis; Mary Mccoy < Elizabeth Schober, Ethel Mann El1a- SS beth Adams, Werner Duncan Mar Nguerite Fox, Josephine Withers, Mary
 iaee and Bettie Sallee and Kathleen
 Collier; Vargignius Alexander, Cecl
 SAaker, Collier Lee, Rufus Hudson
 SaOrdon Freeman, York Trigg Law
 Kence Phillips and Mesdames Collier
 Wood, Phillips and Miss Riser.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-30

eughters of the King.
 The Daughters, Of the King Of Trin-
 church will meet at the church IS afternoon at 8 o'clock
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-08
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ST9GRS((NAI.Sz.
NJ PEOPLE ~
(AS THEY CONE AND Co

Messrs. E. T. Kelley and L. C. Minor
have returned from hunting trip in
Pennsylvania.
Miss Emma Reed. of Grafton, is the
guest OF relatives in the city.
Mr.. John Rose. of Grafton. spent
Sunday in the city with his family
who are the guests Of relatives here.
Gordon Lake has returned from Bal.
timore where he had spent the past
several weeks.
Mrs. ]. H. fvanata is the guest OF
relatives in Morgantown.
Miss Leila Graf spent Sunday with
relatives In Mannington.b -'' ~ 81
Mrs. Guy Lee spent Sunday with
friends in Warrington.
Mrs. John HBrown, Of Morgantown
is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. H,
MI sHt GoFfoiH Lindsay ~ BsiithImi0rle.
is u visitor in the city today. :. : - 80!
II. "A. iDevony,- of. Fairmont, motored
into town yesterday with his daughter
Miss Mary Deveny, and a party OF
friends.-Mannington Record.
Miss Jeanette Murphy, Of Morgan.
town is the guest of Misses Nell vii.
son and Odra Stealey. ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-08
Wearing of Iewelrx.

Since the collarles corsage has be-
come an established fashion. there
has been a change In the methods Of
wearing jewelry. The short chains
that formerly were worn about the
neck and left the pendants to hang
where they were least effective have
given way to much longer chains, that
permit a full display Of the ornaments.
jBayarderes made of MORE ribbon. sur.
mounted with jewelry motifs, are con-
sldered highly effective, and look
charming on a summer dress. The
.circlets that surround, the neck enc
in lengths Of MORE finished at the
ends with display OF diamonds. "A
Bayardere made entirely of jewels is
effective. Sometimes tiny pearls and
sometimes colored stones are used. In
Instances a watch may bangle from
the end of the chain. Not only are
flat watches worn in this fashion. but
round ball watches are coming into
favor again. Watches. however, are
worn. in many ways. They may be
fastened in the corsage, attached to
the wrist, or even to the ankle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-08
GOSSIP AND ADVICE FOR THE
si9 WORLD OF WOMEN. Z

II the home is to be closed for the
winter, do mot forget precautions
against frost. 49,.
Empty all the water from the tanks,
boilers and drain the pipes: This
should be done from the Lowest point
where there Is an opening. II you hre
on "a city water supply have the man
come and shut Off the water; other,
Wise you may have a flooded house.
See tllatyno water is standing in
traps or basins and shut the openings
lin stationary lwashstands and bath.
tubs with glycerine. to prevent cellar
impurities getting into the house.
Some lousekeepers have small corks
or shoppers made for this purpose. To
keep them perfectly air.tight a little
melted parafine can be run along the
edges. i,
Do not forget to protect from freez.
ing jars Of fruit in the cellar, bottles
OF illquid in the medicine chest or pam
try, and the jars OF fire.extinguisher.
These should be thickly wrapped in
newspapers and old pieces of burlap.
See no loose boxes of matches are
( left lying around. If some are wanted
for emergencies have them in close.
~ covered metal box that mice can
not pierce.
Be sure no jars of gasoline or coal
oil remain In the house or outbuild-
ings. They may not cause fire. but
no one can tell.
Make sure that the windows are
carefully locked. This includes the
cellar window. IN one country house
last winter robbers got into care
fully boarded house through the eel.
lar. The maid had neglected TO fasten
Just one opening.
8 Overhaul the roof and drain pipe.
Hard SHOWS will quickly work ruin In
/ a closed house II there is the slight.
est leak. ~;
See that the cellar is thoroughly
: cleaned before 1t is closed. Do not
leave vegetables or other things to
attract hungry mice, or to vitiate the
air by rotting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-08
ROBERT C0lNAWAY !.
KILLED BY TRAIN
TRAIN NO. SIS STRIKES FORMER
RESIDENT OF clTY-DlED IN
MINERS HOSPITAL.

This morning at five o'clock at the
Miners Hospital occurred the death OF
Robert Conway, OF Littleton as the
result of injuries received last even.
ing when he fell from SIS just out of
Warrington.
The injured man was brought to
this city to the Miners Hospital but
his injuries were ascertained 10 be ia.
tai. his death occurring at the hour
named above.
Deceased was son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Z. NJ. Conway and was aged
4S years. He is survived by his wife
formerly Miss Lizzie Whoolery. for.
merly of this city. and one son. Law.
renee. He was brother of c. C. Con.
away, j. B. Cona%ay and M. F. Coma
way, all residents of this city. The re.
mains were taken to Jones Morgue
and funeral arrangements have not
been completed. This evening the re:
mains will be taken to the residence
of his brother, Mr.. J. B. Conway, on
Maple avenuc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-08
BANK ROBBERS COMMON
YEGGMEN ROB. TWO BANKS TO.
DAY AND MAKE THEIR
ESCAPE.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. S-The vault
in the Selletber Bank here was this
morning dynamited by yeggmen es-
Gaping with three thousand dollars.
A dozen men bound for voting places
watched them at work, but unarmed
were helpless to interfere. Two ex-
plosions were necessary to break open
the vault.
BEATTIE Kas., Nov. s-Five ban.
dts robbed the vault OF the State
Bank OF Beattie. today and escaped
on horseback after a running fight
with n score Of town people In which
fifty shots were exchange d. One bandit
was wounded. v q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-08

Take large oysters from their own
liquor into thickly folded napkin Ia
dry them: then make hot each all
ounce Of butter and lard in a thick.
bottomed frying pan. Season the oys.
tiers with pepper and salt, then dip
each one into egg and cracker crumbs
rolled fine. until 1t will take up no
more. Place them in the hot grease
and fry until delicate brown, turn
'ng them OH both sides by sliding a
broad.bladed knife under them. Serve
crisp and hct.