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Evening journal., 1910-01-13

REAL ESTATE FoR RENT
FOR RENT
APARTMENT.
go French street, three rooms and bats~
507 w. Fourth ST.. 2 rooms and bath.
1920 dupont St, rooms and bath.
6l9 Adams ST.. rooms and bath.
W. Delaware avenue, 10 rooms and bath
lz9 Conrad street. rooms and bath.
1923 Railroad avenus. rooms and BATH
lZ5 Pleasant street, rooms
stable. 18th ST.. between Market and Or
Apply 10 WILMINGTON TRUST CO..
Tenth anc Marker Sta
For RENT-DWELLING WITH TEN
rooms and bath. 4is East Fifth 81:
All modern conveniences. Jans-6t
FOR RENT-HOUsE NO. 2ls WEST
Nineteenth street, nine rooms, bath,
modern improvements. Apply 208 West
-lsnleenln street. eel.-------gs gsnlz-tt
REAL ESTATE FOR r
FOR SALE-BARCAINS
sos Washington St.. il rooms. hot wa
1929 DUPONT St.. rooms. modern
l3Vb Monroe ST.. rooms, modern, new.
1903 Hancock st.. rooms. modern, easy
6ls Adams ST.. rooms. modern.
COS Nandever Ave, 2 rooms modern
/ ~ van bhien ST. IL rooms. modern.
/ g7 Jackson St, 10 rooms, modern.
500 and S37 Tatnall St. suited for business.
/ b0l w. Twenty-frst ST.. 10 rooms. modern.
2fz3 Pennsylvania Ave. II rooms. stable.
| GIL Franklin ST., 10 rooms, modern
1202-l50s-l627 w Fourth ST. modern
Ia5-751 Maryland Ave, rooms. modern.
new.
so2 W Twenty-ninth ST.. rooms. lot
S0xi20.
51S and coo E. Tenth St. rooms.
Many good business locations in stores
Many other modern houses. some new.
on easy terms. and Investment prop
critics. good payers
Several productive farms and country
residences near city; all sizes.
/ Desirable building lots, both city ard
suburban. at a sacrifice price.
Renting speciality.
O. G.. GOODEN. 500 Market St
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance..
Both Phones.
TOR sALE--FARM. 40 ACRES. ONE
half mile east or Talleyvile, Apply
] on premises. LEONARD KELLEY
Jan1-tmo-eod.
! EOR SALE-FARM, "a ACRES. FINE
brick mansion. II rooms. barn 90 by
| 20. other outhuildngs: 80 acres IRE clay.
has been tested 70 burn best Vitrihed
brick. Apply J. ZEPP.
Janii-eod-imo No. s0i s. Jackson 81.
FOR SALE
1915 West Ninth street, 10 rooms, bath.
good location, easy terms; only built a
dEoRGE r TOWNSEND Co.
Ninth and shiplcy streets
Evening journal., 1910-01-13
NnrIfr

Notice IS hereby given that Letters OF
Administration were Ia due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned. on the
third day OF January. A. D.. 1910. and
that all persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present
the same, duly attested. TO the said Ad-
minlstrator. on or before the third day
OF January. 1871. or abide the Act OF As
Ecmbly IN such case made and provided
EDWARD BURRIS.
Administrator
Address Reuben Satterthwaite. At
torney-at-Law. Wilmington, Del
Ian-eod-Qt
Evening journal., 1910-01-13
FOR SALE

E6R Sx1E-26 ACRE FARM, 8 ROOM
house and barn; fine orchard In
profit, for particulars refer TO
JOHN A. BARLOW. Stanton. Del.
nerl9-1no
Evening journal., 1910-01-13

FoR sALE-DR. Wards HEADACHE
\ Powders; the best on the markets
try them. by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Evening journal., 1910-01-13

FOR sALE-wALNUT BANK FIX
lures in good condition; also one
large and one small safe.
ARTISANS' SAVINGS BANK.
lnnIl-If Enn Markell alrnal
Evening journal., 1910-01-13
ID -TGfSTER's ORDER.
Il nairn ~ re Recislnr Of Wills

NuOTeEHl IUUH ". TfUhT
torney-at-Law, Wilmington
Tlnn-eod-at.
Evening journal., 1910-01-13

EOR SALE - REMINGTON TYPE
writer, Model z. Equal 10 brand
new. In perfect order. Writes red and
purple. 5000. Address ID. t.. Jour
nal ONCE Jan5-imo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

Berlin viii b applied to FrkhoS to-mOr-
row. Beginning a. midnight all FaAio-
tslognphiO stAiiOns win BE- opsn 10 the
public. who win b Abls 70 communicates
with all ships provided with wireless
apparatus At tho usual telegrAphio Ptes
plns 10 cents q word. Communication
with vesses plying regularly in the Msdi-
terran~an between France aud her colo
mics win enjoy a special prics Of cents
a word In addition 10 the usual rates.
The new tax on tOhaccos. raising the
price Is per cent. became effective to-
day. II 10 causing keen dissatisfaction.
A league called the smoker Oeiencc
has already been formed with a view
to taking measures TO compel the Govern
ment 20 withdraw the tar, There was
a great rush az the tobacco shops last
evening. but most Of them were closed,
their stocks having been sold Men Of
all conditions we're eager TO buy large
quantities % their EavOrite cigars bsfOre
the stroke Of midnight.
Prof William James Of Cambridge.
Mass. attended this afternoon a nesting
Of tho Academic des Sciencea, Morales
1t POlitiques. Of which he u a foreign
associate member. Il il said that he 4
likely 10 he asked to deliver a looture
at the next meeting Of the Academy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

Colslasred ths AI,ouSd WRo MURDER TN
l9slS A. ~. WltAoua RPpoTting.


l8ilS A. n. Wlthoul RPpaTtmg.
The cass Of Maurice n. LInStig. Who has
been on trial in OonsTai Sessions before
Judge Warren W. Foster for the murder
Of his wife Rhoda. went 10 the jury yes-
terday afternoon az , O'Clock. After
deliberdtlng until l2:iS this morning.
with q recess. the jury was locked up Tor
the rest Of the night.
The morning session was spent in sum
ming up by both sides. Benjamin ReasS,
counsel for Lustig. attached the crodi-
bility Of the testimony Of Melville For
roster a physical culture teacher. who
said that Lustig had asked him many
questions about the eject Of pOisons
on bodies, how long after burial body
could be lawfully exhumsd, and about
the disposition Of bodies. FORESTER,
according 10 Mr.. Reass. was a stool
pigeon.
IAN that Il required 70 hang any one.
aaid Mr.. Recess. Is q policeman. q stool
pigeon and a medical expert
MIs. Livingston, prOprietreas Of drug
store. who testified that Lusttg had etolon
a bOttlo Of strychnine from her store. and
Jansen. her CLERK. who aaid Llnstig had
triod % buy the aarne pOilOn from him,
Mr.. Ream called lara Assistant District
Attorney Mott summed up for tho prosectr-
ton, and Judge Foster charged tho jury
hrtady.
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denied to-day that Carr had referred "a
grsVhic minutes Of the LaWler letter. II
WIS said that he had merely spoken in 4
iest ID was LAWYER and not Carr also
who suggested the burning u the rough
drafts.
Kerby said tonight that he had seen
former secretary GaTileld when he was
IN Washington a few weeks ago.
Did yUu intimate To him that YOU had
some knowledge Of the oass that might
prove interesting 20 the PinchOt side Of
the controversy he was asked.
Well no. not then. he replied. but a.
a matter OF fact he knew what informa-
ton had IN my possession.
PROM whom did b. obtain the infOrma- .
tom
We'll am not az liberty 10 say that"
The sienonapher said that he expected
70 report for Instructions az the Secre-
tary Of the Interiors once ON Monday
morning. No far a. he knew h. still had
his job.
II Secretary Rallingsr.- said hs
thinks beca,lse I told the truth ! am not
m person tO b- In the service he j. 1t
liberty 10 dismiss In- | gue-s he may
FIRE me
What was your motive in coming out
with . statement the stenOErapher was
asked
He replied that he was inspired by a
-enss' VI public duty lie felt that the
country had been inisled in regard TO
the Presidents letter and he felt Il in
Cumbent upon him Ia give the world the
facts In HIS possession. He was asked
Il the parties who had induced him TO
make The disclosures had promised any
reward.
None. at all. said he. But had the
personal assurances Of others Interested
IN the Investigation that they would lind
me a }Ob
KERRY IL only ~ wears old il married
and has a family II il expected that
Attorney Brandeis will ask the committee
to call both ham and Massey a. witnesses.
X X schwartz. chief Of the field divi-
sion Of the General Land once. was a Wit
ness before the investigating COMMITTEES
to-day He has assumed responsibility
for many u the acts that have been
blamed upon Secretary ballinger but
Attorney hrandeis showed no disposition
10 question hun along this line and dis
m isssd him with one question
Commissioner Pred Denneti Of the
General Land Ofiice and y e. Finney,
assistant % Secretary BallinErr. two men
who were named by StsnONra pher KERRY
~ having been consulted by LAWYER
In regard - his memo. denied on the
witness stand before the n lhngrr-
PnChot committee today that they
had had anything 10 do with the prsparR-
tom u the memorandum
The statement that | vas present al
4 conference when the lAWler memo
was considered n a lie said Mr. Fin
new with considerable emphasis
!. J Vertres, Secretary BallingeTs
.awyer conferred with Mr. Tafi a. he
White House tonight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
BTRNED N FREIGHT car.
FIrs~ orks Explosion May CSst FSrsmau
uh Blfe.

Edward Moloney. assistant foreman
In the Pennsylvania Railroad freight
yards AZ the foot Of North Fourth street
Williamsburg. was probably MORALLY
injured Last evening by an explosion
IN a case containing fireworks. There
we're a number Of cases in a freight car
and MOloney was checking them "A
tie was moving a case when the cnRcu--
sion caused an explosion within. and
~ the hoE blew apart MOlOney'- clotbin0
was -et on fire. The flames also com.
municated 10 the car
Moloney was unable 10 Eee out and
yard employees were unable 10 enter
the car. The fire brigade vas summoned
The other freight cars around the burn
ING one wers moved out Of danger. When
q line u hose was directed on the blaze
MolOney was dragged out. His clothing
was all ahre. and before the flames WeTg
eXtingui=hed he was SERIOUSLY burned
about the face. head. arms. Shoulder
and chest He was taken 10 the Eastern
District Hospital where u was aid
hs would probably die He j. ~ wear.
old and lives no ~ Berry street
The car Wa DESTROYED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
ART FAKER AFTER BARRIH4N.
''Csunl'' o. AHIby Tells = Rambling stOTS
SG Transaction WIN MRS. Payne.

eNAt u Nutu9 NNtts NAAntAn8 Htsss
q Transactions Win Mrs. Payne.
SpsSiai Csbls Dsspa,rh 10 THE Sun
PAHIs May it--COunt Aulby de
Gatigny' alias Da,Ilby. against whom
Mrs. Hamilton Payne lodged a complaint
with the Paris police on April IN, charging
him with swindlihg her by various means.
including the selling to her Of = number
Of worthless. faxed OF copied masterpieces
Of painting which adorned Mrs. Payne's
sumPtuous residence on tho Avenue Bois
de BOulome. vas called bsfOre the ex-
aiming Magistrate to-day
lie said he had let Mrs. Payne nave tho
pictures with a vieS to having her in
trOduce him to the late Mr. Hartman.
the American railroad magnate, 10 whom
he wished TO sell the paintings. Mrs
Payne. he added. was anxious for him
10 continue his musical studies. and had
offered him $1,000 a year for twelve
years on condition that he allow the
pictures 10 remain az her home u Mr.
Hartman did not buy them.
tie also told the Magistrate be had
written several musical compositions
IN collaboration with Mrs. Payne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
hyde JURY STILL OUT.
CSnnleting heports a. 70 DAllSiing-
Judge my Held Thsm URtll TaesIiAy.

Csnnlsting Reports ~ % DAll0liag-
Judge my Held TbeR URtE TUESDAY.
KANSAS CIrT. No. May 1.-THE In
diOatiOns are that the jury which ainos
10 O'Clock on Friday night has had the
fate Of Dr.. B. Clarke Hyde in lee hands
will not agree Il Ia repOgted that az
the beginning Of the balloting the divi-
sion was 20 .. and during to-day lt was
10 s for conviction and 8 20 for con-
victiOn. according 70 the same source.
A. no time have there been a. many a.
nine Of One mind. Il Is said,
Judge Ralph T. lAtschaw has an
nOunced that he will keep the jury locked
up u. III Tuesday night should they fail
70 reach a verdict before that time. u
on Tuesday night there still IL no chance
Of agreement they will BE- discharged.
la the latter event Dr. Hyde may b.
admitted TO bail He will be tried NEXT,
should the jury disagree. on the charge
Of killing Chrisman SWope. . son Of Mrs.
logan %. SwOpe. The trial would not
take place until autumn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
~ WAIVED THEIR THIEF.
Men Vito Had lBeen RSbbed Repaid fSg
staying after HouFs.


For some time William Wolf. a printer
and William A. Becker. q, designer and
engFaver. who shArc the third floor Of the
building al los Fourth avenue. have
been bothered by petty thefts from their
places Of business. The door had not
been forced. Instead Of reporting the
matter TO the police Mr.. Wolf and Mr.
Becker stayed on the aoOr yesterday
afternoon sfter their places were sup
posed 70 be closed and waited.
sAOut 40 O'Clock young man opened
q '5Or from the hallway with a key
entered. One Of the two men on
Oh grabbed him while the other went
out and found \ policeman.
The prisoner said be Was Gordon
ChTysty. 10 years old. Of 70 West Sixty
ninth street. He IL not known at that
address. The police say he admitted
having been in the loft beiors and having
stolen lead. dies and other things. In
bis pockets were So 20 and eight skslston
keys. The police found that he spent
the precedinR night 81 Mills Hotel No. 4.
a. Thirty-sixth street and Seventh avenue
Tie vas locked up In the Mercer street
station e. 'suspiciOus person
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
DIED..

H.-SuddeAly. a. Brooklyn. n v. a
May u. isi0. william Fisks Bradley. 10 q,
an year Of Ma age
FuneFal services VII be aeld a. Hoy Truiy
Church, Clinton and Muntarue So. BFsoElya
Tuesday evening. May n. a. o'elosk
DE- JONG.-On Friday. Nay "a. 1870 ArShr
Deirvan D. Long. n. D.: uoa Of EnilT J.
and ne late DclgvaR Dc Long, IN no n
year Of bis aee
Funeral services 81 ths rssidsnos ofhis sFuthS.
la-lsw, r. n. mhgu0rth. = wahut a.
Newark. n. J.. MOnday. Mag y. - 70 p n
HeiaaVsu and friends ere tnytaud 70 aissnt
interment Mount Pieasant csmstsv.
DRAPER.-On Nay "a. isi0. e. Paris. Fraass
OeorGe Henry Draper. son Of the late L1FsaH
Draper. IN ne asth year % he age.
Boston and PhiladciphlA papegs pieasg cspy
EARLE.-Oa Friday. May u. Isia. a. NsssFt
y. J.. Ralph d. Earle. n hls IA yeEF.
Funeral service a his has Eeaidencs. ~
1th Av.' On Aoad az. May u. ~ O'elock.
HoLLrNShED.-ou Nay "a. 81 sparta. y J.
Lydia A.. wife of ths Rev. whnam AOllinshsl
Services az ~ homs sunday a. ssa
JoNES.-oa Friday. Nay "a. 100. az NJ ~.
dsnee, 80 Park av., New York CIV. n
Beech Jensa. In ihs essh year Of n
FunsTll services 81 Uulvsrulw Place cAwss
ION o.. on Moaday az 10 A. n. nuaB
omit aoWeEs. lntsrment a. Tarrytowu
ENAURRy -suaa~,,,, a, Me- a NJ, r,,,r
Services .IHE PrEEn1t. cUr~rI- 81 W'-s1 ~
81 PuAuE z. cAnIpuw.s, Nn,-.i SB,S,y N
MACH Arms q, -. :, -, - 49,.
S.v,fr.. --V, ,v,.-s. =, 49,. -, -, =.
a. as,.....,,' - 1900, .a.--,-
~, - - - -. :
ss7 Wc.t i,,d IA 49,, ,..ss.. ,,,.s..1 4
me ID. po..s,. go.
Fu1~val ,.,,1c.~ an H.. 49,, =. ~. p-.ys
Resnrwnd pr..n,,,.,,., So. - a
,-,~t al a. -, =, ,ss..,..' :. $500 !,
tsrmsat Grsenwoad crmst~r,.
MemRsra Of ~ On OuAao Aa.o1artou ~
run TwmtrH RnnIMHsT An. luyitsd ssr
iend ne funerai q cur Ats eomrads CAP
Robert McAaea.
Co. JouN 3 EL1asox Presses
Aembefa q Z conPA2E. WunsrEn Ln.i
SuAAnA. FwaLRfu hn8nnHT. are mNp1
atacaa ne funeral q our late csg~A
TWIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
stole Tom sharksys Au,S

A Jury before Judge Dixie in the County
court IN Brooklyn yesterday found George
SalNman guilty Of stealing Tom sharkey's
automobile. valued az o. 500 The former
puEliist said tia he prepared 20 sell hIs
machine because he was going 20 The
Pacifc coast. and a. Salzman'a solicitation
be- commissioned him 10 make the saie
He said that the machine was stored AZ
Sheepshead Bay and that salzman dis-
appeared with u On February ,. SalE-
man claimed that be didn't steal the
auto bui was searching for q purchaser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
HIVWAN FOR GOVER\OR.
OtseES Republican CSuRty Csa,mIIie,
PledRes Btlm @mppsrt.

COOPRRsrOWN. May It-At a messing
Of the Republican county COMMITTEES %
Otsego county held here tonight the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted,
-Rssoired. That the Republican organi-
katiOn ia Otsego county gives IL hearty
and earnest support 10 the Hon Harvey
d Hinman Of Binghamton. y Y. A. a
candidate for the Republican nomination
for Governor Of the State Of New York
and that the secretary % the Republican
county committee send a copy Of this
resolution 10 each chairman u the Rspub-
lican organization of the Stat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
HISTORIC mar AFIRE.
she Nas the Iady IDa,l. SG the CsnfeOier.
ae, IN the GI,n war.

The Coast and GeOdetic Survey steamer
EndsavOr. which was lying In this North
River az Riley's TWo-Stick Dock. bstW cen
Brand and Sussex streets. Jersey City,
was damaged by fire early This IN OrninR.
The EndeavOr Ia the civil war was a
Confederate gunbOat called Lady Davis,
bat was captured early in the struRRe
4 few days ago she was laid up Al the dock
for repairs before being sent TO Buzgarda
Bay She IL 10 feet long and 10 % eighty.
ak tons burden. John B. BOutelle is her
commander and she has a crew Of four
officers and thirty-dye men
The fire started ia the boiler room about
l2.D A. VI and resisted attempts Of the
crew 90 put u out The Jersey City fire
department and water squirting tugs Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad feet Wers
called into action Al / O'Clock this morn
ing they had the fire under control but q
good sized hole had been burned into the
hull " the EndeavOr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
Thr IN slreei .E, srlnr sun. >.

The Wall Street edition Of THE Evl,gINo
SrN contains all the financial news ana
tho stock and bond quotations 70 the closs
u the market. The closing quotatioBa
including the bid and asked prices. with
additional news matter. are contained also
In be night edition Of TEE Evulrsu suN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
MARRIED.

WARNER R0oSEvELT.-on Saturday Va,
II. iai0. ~ Waldeck. Oyster Bay, L !, ~
ne Rev. Theodore G. Wlfnams. LsTftns
d'OremieuiE. daughter of ~ lais ]. We.
Roosevelt. 70 LAnrdoa Warner Of Boyisa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
L4DT CONSTANCE IN PARIS.
Loadon's Titled Freak Dancer 20 Elevate
Parta Music HATS.

Spfrlh C1ble DfiD1ifh o Tul ny.
LONDON. May lt.-LAady Constance
Stewart Richardson. who il allied with
the Sutherland. Granville. MontmOrency
and stewart of Mackenzie families Of
Great Britain. win appear says the Figaro
az a Paris music hall on Monday and give
a dancing exhibition.
She n already known in the London
music halls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
al.nsn AlunarAeln asaat % Rsms.

Bishop NlunasAeln Goln6 % Rene.
For the purpose Of making his I'd limlna
visit 70 Pope Plus x. the Rev. George
W. Mundelein, Auxiliary Bishop Of the
Brooklyn diocese. will sail for Europe
within the next few weeks. II will be his
first visit TO Rome snce he was made
auxiliary bishop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
KINGS DEATH DOONS PARIS
SEWING MEN ENGAGED ron
a DRESSMAKERS RTSH.

seats Ger american Opera season 81 the
Chatel~t snapped Up b. Cable-M Nine.
Aldaa Rngagcneat -CnValieri Piqnea
Chanler- Prince Bound fer Wild Nest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

Broadway 8 aOth ST.; sth Ave; 10th S.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-05-12
Rounded up BIlna TIGERS

Quite q sensation was created this
afternoon when detective made q
wholesale arrest Of blind tigers. get.
ting about all OF the most prominent
offenders and among them some prom
Inent merchants.
For about two weeks the detective
has been here with companion osten.
slbly organizing a secret society. To
day. having got his ducks in a row,
he went before Justice Pesb'es and
swore out warrants for Nab faRoqus
Jr., w. w. Tuition. Charles Waller
Henry williams. Walter Fields, Pau
Bond and two women OF the Sugar
Hin district. Mable Paige and Hat
tie Johnson.
The first three named waived ex
animation and were bound over "a
court under bond. Williams. Fieldl
and Bond will be tired by justice
PEBBLES tomorrow and the two wo
men had their trial tonight. All
OF them we're near beer saloons. The
first named Ia a brother Of the mayor
OF the town. This sweep gets the
chief offenders and II IL certain that
tiger hunting will be very poor for
time al Yeast from now on.-Kinstor
special to Charlotte Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-05-12
The Road Is omine.

The proposed twenty-eighty mile
macadam turnpike with a steel bridge
spanning the Yadkin river connecting
winston-Salem with Yadkinsville. is
coming.
The people Of Yadkia county are
anxious for the new road and thsre Is
little doubht but that they will do their
part and bear their part Of the IL
pense. while the various organizations
in this county and city are back Of
the movemnt with a vim that will
know no defeat
County Commissioner l. .B. Brick
elstein. Supervisor w. L. Pfaff. Of VI
emma township. and Civil Engineer ].
l. Ludlow will make a trip Monday
over the road leading from the end of
the present macadam road on she
Pfartown road over that part order
ed macadamized today. and thence on
to thd river, with a view Of studying
this route.
The two counties have realized that
their agricultural interests demand the
new highway and there Is very little
doubt but that Il win be constructed
early next year.-winston Sentinel.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-05-12
Child Burned TO Death.

The 4-year-oId son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
julie Hubbard. who 1--we six miles north
of town. was so badly burned last
Thursday afternoon that he died FRI
day. Mr.. and Ms. Hubbard we're out
near the house putting up wire fence
and the child got box Of matches
and went TO a room in which there
was a quantity Of old paper on the
floor. He sat down on the paper and
commenced striking matches. the re.
suit being that both the paper and his
clothing was soon ablaze. The pa
rents heard his screams and rushed 10
the house 70 find him still sitting In
the midst Of the burning paper with
nearly al Of his clothing burned from
his body. The funeral was at the
Hubbard burylng ground. near Cor
don mountain. Saturday. wadesboro
Messeng-r-Intelligs
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-05-12
SHOW Co, His Money.

II seems that Howe's Lopdon shows
are Always destined TO cause loss 81
life when they visit Newton. In DC
tober. 1908, the numbering Of one jap
by another Is fresh in our minds.
VIII Clippard. son OF Mr.. Andrew
Cllppard. a hard working farmer d
Caldwell township. went An the side
show here Saturday. He lost about
s75 In betting on some trick. Fifty
of this belong TO some one else. He
went to his home near divers and
was so grieved over his loss the next
day that he wrote a nice letter TO the
family. telling Of his trouble, then took
a single barrel shot gun and placed
y against his temple and pulled the
trigger. Death followed at once Tbs
case was 10 plain no inquest was held
Clippard was about ~ years old and
was sober, hard working young man
The whole community was shocked al
this unusual occurrence In that sec
tion.--Catawba County News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-05-12
A Progressive Town.

Electricity was turned on over the
Icity's wires Saturday afternoon. and
those who we're fortunate enough "a
have their buildings connected en-.
ioyed electric lights. The street Tights
viii be pressed into service sometime
during this week. Within nine months
from date Of election. our city fathers
have sold the bonds. completed n
lighting system. and have had streets
surveyed 10 definite lines for grading
besides getting many OF them in read
mess for paving. II has been the
most aggressive administration the
Town has ever had. and the improve
ments now under way and those con
templaied. are In thorough keeping
with modern progress and with the
towns forward Albeamric En-
terprise.