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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-16
|september Isl. 1909, Earl Bidlack. 4

September lst, 1909, Earl Bidlack, La
X Dor 20
September aoth. 1909, John .Bayles. la
Dor a 80
September soth. 1909. Alpha Hadley,
labor ........................... 10 90
September 8Oth, 1909, James McCone,
labor. -. !. J. - J. J. 10 90
October, s5th. 1903, ] = McCone. labor. 40 y
Oct0be0 I'D. 1909. Vim Grimes, labor. 10 90
October 26th, 1909. "A 'Had1eY. labor. 10 %
October 18th. 1902 g = Breckenridge,
POL hs g 49,: I, . 20
IS 2 per cent sl.l2 32-l00 commission. 225
intendent ............... ...... i 81 80
November 2, 1909, A Hadley. labor -. y 90
November 2, 1908, A Petersen, black
smith $1,000. - IS
November s. 1909. G a sykes. hard
ware. Observation-Disclosures. ........ 80
Nov. 5th. 1909. Green Bay Lumber
Company. lumber. ..... ............ Is O6
December nth, 1909, A Hadley, labor 8 so
Total amount =. !. ~. :. -. 81. 1908 Fl
G. u. Breckenridge,
Township Clerk.
Township Trustees Annual Road
Fund Report, Washing ton..T Township.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervis-
ors Of Crawford County, Iowa.
We. VIM Switzer, j. T. Slater and
4 VIM. Arddt, Trustees OF Washington
/ Township, in said County and State,
hereby make the following itemized
statement Of the amount Of Road
\ Funds received and expended, dur
ing the fiscal year. ended the 28th
day Of December, 1919, which state
I, ment we certify to be true and cor.
rect as below set forth.
In Testimony whereof, we here
unto subscribe our names this 28th
day Of December, 1909.
w. F. Switzer,
VIM Arndt,
/ ]. T. Slater,
Trustees.
RECEIPTS s$
i Amount Of road funds on hand at the
commencement of the flscal year. .. 1912 n
4 April 18th, 1879, received from county
treasurer, April acknowledgements. 1921 o.
1 October 18Th, 1909. received from coun-
" treasurer. October draw. ........s 80 q
November !. 1909. received for GENE
tery lOt ... .., -. "
September 10th, 1909, two per cent for
cashon $lS.O 81
December 18th. 1900, Cal Carpenter, re.
turned to township money ......... o.
s45
Total amount. ~. ........ al3l 81
DISBURSEMENTS
December 30th. 1909. for township
tools and new grader. -: ss7s 81
December 3Oth. 1909, for lumber used
repiiring bridges ]. .......... asl 9;
December both, 1909. culverts ..... l6 A
December 30th. 1903, Insurance on
township tool house ............s, IL 90
December s1th. 1909, spikes. oil.
wrenches and bolts. .........,s....... s7s
December Both 1903, moving weeds "a rs
December 80th, 1903 clerks commits
sion on $illl.e9 ut 2 per cont ...... % q
December 10th, 1909 renting rooms to
hold meetings ~. e. ............ 10 OK
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1903 !. I. Il d
April 70. 1909, To r. E. Brown Road
Warrant !. 80. Ill As
April 20. 8. T. Harrigan.i Road War.
rant. .......s Ks 80. -. 81 81
April 90 1909. Croft 3 Davis hard
ware. s..... IA 90
April ~ 1903. To N. . c.. Dolly Hnrd ware
Company. Hardware ...,............ . Is
May J, 1909. To d. J.. McAulifls. Road
WOrk. .......................... IL 90
May I, 1909. Farmers Cooperative
Lumber Co.. Lumber 49,. s.....i. 100 SO
May 10, 1909. Freight on Slip Scrapers.
@. & N. w. R. Observation-Disclosures. G5
May Is. 1909, To Township Clerks COM
mission and road work .'........... =. SO 4s
Nay ~. 1909, To r. r. Brown. Road
work. j. j. !. .......... ss5 90
May 26, 1909, To Farmers Lumber Co..
May 70, 1909, to w. H. b. Wright, Slip
escrapers i. ..... -. Is T5
May %, 1909, To E. T. Chills. Dunlap
herald) Printing. ........... ! 90
May 20, 1909, To E. !. Rogers. Road
WORK.. !: ............ SO %.
May 80. 1909, To @, & N. W. R. r.
Freight on Grahers...... ........ ID "A
July 9. 1903, To 4. 3. Brown, Road
July =, 1903, 10 i. VI Roberts, Road = =
july xss s. .ses i \ eysy Road ve5l & g g
Anguss g 1909 To clifford Grace, Road . :,
August Is 1902 TO Geo. sneider, Road !"
work 80. ~. 100 90
Road work ~ so 90
Is isos. TO T. i. Rogers. {
septemDer Is. 1903; TO Il. il brown. = %
October Is. 1903. TO j. r. wheeler : =
LUMBER Cos Lumber " IS
October IS 1903. To dunlap Reporter
Noye@bsf i 1909. TO 4. :. Brown Brown :
NeyemSsr ], 1908. TO i. Rogers. : :
November ]. isoe, 10 Geo Schneider. : :
TotalAmount IS. 1875 IS
E. w. O'Banion,
Township Clerk.
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December slss, 1909, damage for
travelling through held !. -. Z 90
Mas no oo
december 3Oth. 1909, for road wo1k sos So
1927 81
Total amount of road money for 1903 1881 SO
Total amount paid out in 1909 49, ~. 1897 81
Amount of road funds now on hand. sos 50
VIM. Nehls,
Township Clerk.
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my name In your
I'll. w. MITCHELL
Another w

III. w. MITCHELL, Box 5, tSabat titus,
Another Woman Helped.
Graniteville, Vt 81 was pas
through the Change Of Life andsuff,
from nervousness and other ammo,
symptoms. Lydia e. Pihkham's v
table Compound restored my health
strength, and proved worth mount
of gold to me. For the sake Of o
suffering women I am willing
should publish my letter., :,
CHARLES BARCLAY, RED, Graz
vile, vt.
Women who are passing thrc
this critical period or who are su
ing from any Of those distressing
peculiar to their sex should not
sight of the fact that for thirty v
Lydia IL! Pinkham's Vegetable c
pound, which is made from roots
herbs. has been, the standard rem
for female ills. In almost every {
munity you will finds women q
have been restored to health by T.
q. Pinkham's Vegetable CompopI
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HER | j
feSs5 80 i.3stis .ss3 5fSS ~
PHYSICIAN ! !; J / | ! ], !
APPROVES
Taking ydia E. Pink harn's
Veget abl Comp ound

Sabattus, Maine. :. GU told me to
take Lydia =. Pinkham's Vegetable
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and
Liver Pills before
chill birth, and we
|are all surprised to
|see how much good
IL did. My physis
clan said ( Without
doubt il was the
/ g omipound that
helped you. j
Thank you for your
Kindness in advising
meiand give you full
|permissio on to use
tncksvonnio1c - HHSns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13
T. J. Christian Says He Will
Close Drug Stores.
LUCAS HAS 10 GIVE BOND
Justice Brown Requires Greek Con
fectioner and Fruit Dealer to Fur.
nish Security Against Future VIC
lation OF Sabbath Selling Law.

Angered because Justice Brown re-
quired his client 10 give bond OF
$3.50 for twelve months as security
| that he would observe the Sunday sell
ing law, +. Christian. counsel fol-
Gis | ucas. Greek confectioner anc
f-u dealer, hotly declared in the
police court yesterday morning that
he will see that all of the drug stores
and newsstands in the city observe
the Sunday selling law. Il expect TO
swear out warrants against every
merchant in the city who opens his
place of business next Sunday and
am going to close them up as tight
as wax" declared the attorney.
Last Sunday week ago, Lucas
| made the rounds of the drug stores
and newsstands and purchased some
thing at each one. Then Attorney
Christian swore out warrants for the
| men and they were hailed TO court.
Justice Brown continued the cases in
definitely and warned the dealers that
| if they were brought before him
again he would impose fine on them.
lie ruled that the drug stores could
sell only medicines on Sunday and
papers. However, both the drug stores
and newsstands were open last Sun
day aud they were not molested.
Has Not Noted Appeal.
Prior 10 the time Lucas swore ont
the warrants. Lucas was arrested on
the charge of Sunday selling anil
vas fned $3.50 and required to give
. ! ond for $3.50 for twelve months.
Attorney Christian asked that judy
nient he suspended for ten days 10
give him time to appeal the case 10
the Corporation Court. The ten days
assed and then ten more, but still
the case was not appealed.
yesterday morning Justice Brown
dispai Ched Patrol Driver Pei Smith
to Lucas place with instructions 20
hiring the Greek to court. Lucas cane
with The officer and Justice Brown al
rom ced that unless the bond was fur-
nishei Lucas was to go TO Jail. After
some delay William Denmark came
ior.h as kondsman and Lucas depGr.-
ed
Says It's blood Money"
While arguing the case before Jus
tice Brown. Attorney Christian declar-
ed that tne fine imposed upon his
client was blood money" and that it
was the greatest kind of an injustice
to compel his client to furnish bon'i
wher - hers We're allowed to 90 will
out either fine or bond. Justice Brown
denied that he was unjust. saying that
he WOULD do the same thing with the
druggists and newsdealers if they
/ were brought before him again.
IL Attorney Christian makes COED
his threat. the lid" will be on in New
port News before the end of thls
month And if the lid" is put on, all
of the drug stores, excepting possibly
| one. will close up and will not even
| sell medicine on Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13

the chief did his best work. He made
many important arrests and gained
recognition not only in this city, but
throughout the State. And today h.
is regarded by the police OF Rich
mond. Norfolk and other cities as one
OF the best detectives in Virginia.
After Samuel X. Buxton was elect
ed mayor. Sergeant Reynolds was ele
waited TO the office of chief. succeed
ing Tom Johnson. Chief Reynolds
accepted the Office against his will,
preforrng TO continue his work as de
tectiye sergeant, but his friends
brought strong pressure to bear upon
him and he finally consented TO be
come chief.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13
HUNDREDS ATTENDING
CONVENTION SESSION
Large Crowds of Local Sum-
day School Workers Journey
to Norfolk.

II is estimated that at least five
hundred local Sunday school workers
and visitors from other parts of the
State went from this city to Norfolk
yesterday to attend the sessions OF
the Virginia State Sunday School As
ISOLATION. Even larger numbers are
expected to make the trip today and
tomorrow.
The complete program for the SEES
siOns Of the convention today and to-
morrow follows:
Fifth Session.
Wednesday morning, Freemason
Street Baptist church.
. a. m.--Opening Service of Song.
9:I5 q. m.-"The Quiet Hour" Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel, ID. ID.
Simultaneous Convention Institutes,
9:3e to 1916 a. m, Rev. A. l.. Phillips,
ID. ID. director.
Attend the one which treats of your
branch of the work.
Freemsson Baptist Church.
Freemsson Street Baptist Church.
Missionary Work in the Sunday
Sschooi. Room Az. A. Kellam, pre-
siding.
gas a. m.-"Making a Missionary
Atmosphere Rev. T. J. Watts.
I0:15 a. m.-"Reieasing Spiritual
Power" Dr. A. l.. Phillips.
Intermediate Department. Room b
Miss Hilda l.. Forsberg. presiding.
9:f5 a. m.-~The intermediate jrOb-
lem Stated and Solved y. W. Thorn
ton.
I0.45 a. m.-"The Graded Sunday
School. How Why Mr. VI. A. Hon
line.
Organized Adult Bible Glass. Room
C--Mr. Charles r. Guy. presiding.
g.s5 a. m.-"Class Organization. It's
Advantages. Essentials Mr.. W. e..
Pesrcc.
1918 a. m.-"The Adult Bible Class
Organized for Service Mr. r. W.
Thornton.
State Executive Committee and OF.
acers, Room Oh. c. Marchant, State
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Cook with Gas.

Flrsmar.. g. All . o Wv :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13
SHIPPING REPORT.
Tuesday. April u, 1910.
Arrived.

Steamer Tritonia (Br) Rankin, Bal
timore-to United States Shipping
Company in ballast.
Steamer Melrose from Everett--to
New River Consolidated Coal Com
pany in ballast.
Schooner The Josephine from New
YOrk-tO New River Consolidated
Coal Company in ballast.
Schooner Grace c. Bennett from
Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13
SOCIAL-PERSONAL.

Mrs Richard w Reynolds is visit
ing relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Frederick Palen, who has
been spending sometime with her
mother in Richmond, is now the guest
of Mrs. A. Randolph Howard at
Chatham, Va.
Miss Miriam SchOen. who has been
visiting her cousins, the Misses Sheen.
on Twenty-seventb street, left yes
terday evening for her home in Mel
son county.
Miss Loretta Fenton has returned
from Baltimore. where she visited
relatives.
Miss Ida Sclater has returned from
visit to relatives in Mecklenberg
county.
Miss Irma Parmley. who has been
visiting relatives in Bluefield, West
Virginia, has returned home.
After visit to her sister. Mrs NJ.
n. Jenkins, in this city. Miss Madge
Elverton has returned TO her home in
Raleigh, y. c.
Miss Mildred Everett, who has
been visiting relatives in Chicago,
has returned home Her sister. Mrs.
X. f. Lurton, accompanied her and
will spend a month with her parents
in this city.
Miss Sadie Green has returned from
Emmettsburg. Md, where she was the
guest OF relatives.
Miss Gertrude Fletcher left yester-
day for Richmond, where she will
sisit relatives.
Miss Mary Geiger has returned
from a visit to relatives in Balti-
more.
Miss Alice Hawkins. who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. 5. r. Meanley.
l2f Thir;y-fifth street. has returned to
her nome in Toano.
Miss Mary StOneburner has return
ed from a visit TO relatives in Balti-
more.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13

Otdtc D D OonNcHt-On
Now IN progress ir Norfolk. Late
boat FIRST four nights this week from
Norfolk via Ivy Avenue Leaves Nor
solk 10 D. m. Plenty cars for every
one. whether members or not--5O cents
round trip. Get badges AZ Sommer-
vile Trust Cos. ,fiice. Parade day
"Wednesday 13fh. 6.5v p. m. Take any
regular cars going over. -.
The Ideal Pharmacy was in no way
responsible Tor the advertisement ap-
pcaring IN the Daily Press yesterday
morning for special sale Of spectacles.
and desire 10 repudiste same. IL being
entirely unauthorized.
u +. y. CAMERON. Manager.
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President. presiding.
9:45a a. m.-All members OF the exec
ntive committee and officers are eX-
pected to attend this session.
Elementary Workers Institute,
RoomE-Miss Arabella Winston. pre-
siding.
The Elementary Workers Institute
will be directed by Mrs. }. Wood
bridge Barnes. Supervisor OF Graded
Instruction. assisted by bliss Jose
phine l.. Baldwin, Junior Graded Les
son Writer for Methodist. Presby-
terrain and congregational New Grad
ed Lessons for Juniors.
9:4S a. NJ Yee,ing the Needs of
the Itlinners and Primary Children
Ms J. W. Barnes.
1880 a. m-"Music in the Elemen-
tary Grades Miss JOS. l.. Baldwin.
HE Il. m.-"The New Opportuni-
ties for Training" Mrs. J. W. Barnes.
At The close Of the institute assem-
lie in Epworth Methodist Church.
General session of convention. Rev. r.
c. Drisko, vice president. presiding.
49, 80 a. H. Song.
II a. m.-"The Constitution of the
Kingdom of God" Rev. Gross Alexan-
der. ID. ID.
I1:3O a. m.-"The Qualification ana
Preparation Of Sunday School Teach
err" Rev. G. Otis Meade, Superintend-
ent Church Extension Fund.
~ m.-"My Best as "a Teacher" DIR.
Hervin L. Roop. Phi. d., President
Eastern College. Manassas.
1890 p. m.-"The Need of Trained
Teachers" Il. w. Thornton.
Convention Social Hour p. m. 10
.2:30 p. m.
Sixth Session.
Wednesday afternoon, Epworth
Methodist church. Mr.. X. 5. Barbour.
International Executive Committee
man. presiding.
2:3O p. m.-Song service.
2:45 p. m.-Devotional. lesson and
prayer.
3 p. m.-"The Young Man and the
Sunday School," NJ. A. Honliue.
$3.50 p. m.--"The New International
Graded Lessons" Mrs. J. W. Barnes.
Seventh Session.
Wednesday night.
Mems meeting Street
Bapust church.
$50 D. m.-Men's Bible Glass Pa
rade-All men will assemble in front
OF the Convention church. Parade
line will be formed under the direc-
ton of the chief marshal, Captain X.
l.. Gale. The ladies' will review the
parade, and are request ted to assemble
in front of the First Baptist church
and Freemason Street Baptist church
and along Freemason street
Mems Rally Meeting--f reemason
Street Baptist church-Jacob Umlauf,
yice-president, presiding.
100 y. m.-Song service.
100 y. m.--Devotional, scripture
lesson and prayer, Rev. G. -. Ricn-
ards.
s p. m.-"The Men of America for
the Man of Galilee." Mr.. w. c.
Pearce, Adult Department Superinten-
dent, International Sunday School As
soCiation.
Song-Men's chorus.
Offering Pledges to state work.
Regular Convention Session. ZIP
worth Methodist church-Mr. II. C.
Marchant, presiding.
7:30 p. m.-Opening service of
song.
$50 p. m-Devotional, scripture
lesson and prayer, Rev. Stuart Me
Hutchinson.
8 p m.-"Methods of Building up
an Adult Bible Glass" +. ~. Thorn
ton.
$50 p. m.-Song. convention chorus.
RepoTts-The Executive Depart
ment-DeWitt Crane, chairman execu-
tive committee.
The Years Work in Brief-C. w.
Bains, general secretary.
Report of Nominating Committee
(a) Election Of State officers 1910
1911
(b) Election of executive commit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13
SCHOONER LOADING WHEAT.
Grace c. Bennett Taking Cargo TOT
Newberne, NJ. c.

The three-masted schooner Grace
c. Bennett arrived in port yesterday
from Norfolk to load a cargo of wheat
for Newberne, y. c. She was dock
ed on the north side of grainpier No.
,. and is taking the cargo. This is
the first consignment of wheat to be
shipped out of this port in several
months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13
Sailed.

Steamers Manhattan OBJ Mare
Island: Vandalia (Ger) Manila; viii
liam Chisholm for Providence
Schooner Elizabeth Palmer for Sew
airs Point; Nellie w. Craig for Jack
sOnville.
Barge Havana for Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13

Continued on Fifth Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-13
Calendar for Today.
Exports for Glasgow.

The British steamer Tritonia. Cap
tain Rankin, arrived in port yesterday
from Baltimore to load exports for
Glasgow.
The Washington times., 1910-04-08
WILEY CHAMPIONS
NOHAN'S SUFFRAGE
Education and Temperance
Also Given Attention Tn
Chemists Address.

woman s suffrage has a. stanCh syn
panther and supporter in DR. Harvey
". Wiley chief chemist OF the Depart
u1ent Of Agriculture
At meeting last night OF the Eliza
beth Cadv Stanton branch Of the Dis
t--ct Woman = Suffrage Association. Dr.
Wiley said he had always believed II
votes for women, and viii 20 back 70
his native SJste-Indiana-and vote 20
give them the suffrage However, he
believes the question should be given
deep consideration from even. point II
view. He made & plain that he would
Be opposed TO giving women votes Il
the privilege would mean the breaking
Up OF the home ties and bringing about
discomfort in the household
Although d.. Wiley was booked %
speak on woman suffrage, ne touched
upon any number Of burning issues
before he concluded He declared that
the schools in the United States are in
need Of considerable reform, that there
should be certain limitations placed
upon mems right 70 vote. and that pr1-
htbiti6u viii never eradicate the evils
O. temperance
The Washington times., 1910-04-08
PLUMP FOLKS AND THIN FOLKS
SamOse VIII Make PeopIe PAT
Money Back IL II Fails SAYS
Leading DRUGGIST

The lire Of beauty Is a curve. Women
may be thin and graceful. but not Tin
and beautiful There IS a vast number
q pale, thin, scrawny people who are all
brains and nerves. but without the strength
and health that accompanies the standard
weight Good. flesh and perfect health
80 together A true EeSh-fOrming food like
SsmUse IS absolutely necessary to many
people
No one can use this wonderful flesh
forming I-Jd Tor 10 days without a notice
able gain IA, feSn ana Strength Carefully
kept statistics show that out Of every hum
dred peopl- who begin the use OF Sar,osa
9S Der cent increase IN weight and their
health and strength are restored
jas O'TJonncII. 9O4 - has so
much cOuhC+7lce IN this remarkable flesh
forming foo1 and health restoTer that he Is
willing and glad TO allow any C7Istousr-. To
70 deposit SOC with him and take home A
box Of Samose with the understanding tIlar
y II does not give a marked increase in .s0of
flTIn HeSh the money VIII be returned with
out any questions.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of price. SOC
The DR. Howard Co. BinghamtOn. \ Y
The Washington times., 1910-04-08
PRESIDENT ATTENDS
MASONIC MEETING

President Taft who some time sCo
became p NasCn-ou-siCiIt. was an in
ta-osted spectator a. the meeting Or
Naval Lodge. No + last night, when
a number Of candidates received the
third degree fu the presence Of 80 mem
be-s from Hiram Lodge. Of Baltimore
President Taft was attended by his
military aide, Captain Butt. During the
exercises last night. President Taft VS.
presented with a Masonic apron
The apron is work Of art. 7 IS
m-6e Of lambs skin. lined in black and
bound with white silk It IS approp-i-
arelr inscribed. and - the WORK OF Mrs
James ID. Wilson
The Washington times., 1910-04-08

the blennish 80 there Is nothing 70 bleach OF
cover up II rensWs the complexion by ac-
tuaily gently replacing the old skin with a
new fresh. soft blooming complexion.
Presto Away so the pimples and black
heads and al the other blemisnes and you
take a fresh start. BY the same gentle
process fl keeps a good complexion good
always II won't make hair grow.
We want You to prove this without your
risEiuE a penny. The best way 70 prove
81 Is 20 90 to the nearest drug store and puT-
chase SOC jar under our absolute guarantee
Of satisfaction But II you do not wish 10
do this Just send your name and address
and that Of your druggist TO the c. g Bit
ner Co. Dept. 40. Toledo Ohio. at once
and liberal trial treatment Of the beauty
doctors great remedy vii be sent you free
By return mail You cannot afford 70 20
another day without this treatment. which
IS the only perfect and unfailiDg skin and
complexion bgaurifier.
For sale IN Washington By O'Donneu
Drug Co and Henry Evans
The Washington times., 1910-04-08
RESORTS
Atlantic City.

HOTEL WHDSoR-
Directly On the ocean front, the verF hsa-s
e al amIsements ana features
American and European Plans
Sea water IN al baths Newly rsnoTated
and rsfuTDished- Equipped with everything
modem Orchestra Famous windsor CATS
and Restaurant Open all year s s
PHOEBCS. Manager mbS-7n
The Washington times., 1910-04-08
WHISKY KILLS TWO.
MURDER is CHARGED
Autopsy Reveals Presence of
Poison and Authorities
Investigate.

WESTERLY, r Z. April s--Investi-
cation which may reveal double muT-
der Is in progress here today into the
deaths, under similar circumstances -
Charles IT. Hood. thirJy-three, and his
fstheT-in-lawr Henry Larrow, sixty
three
Both men were poisoned by whisky
which they drank for medicinal pur-
poses
Hood partool1 OF tho LIQUOR on Tues
day night tn the morning he became
violently III and died a few hours later.
LarrJw- Fho had also taken some of the
whisky, died soon after
The authorities say that autoDsiee in
clcated the presence OF poison in the
bodies
The Washington times., 1910-04-08
FORMER OFFICIALS
Of BANK ACCUSED
Prober Says 100000 of
Southbridge Institutions
Funds Are Missing.

BOSTON. April s.-State Senator
White. chairman or the joint legislative
committee now probing the looting Of
the South bridge Savings Bank Of nearly
half a million dollars today declared le
believed fully $4,000 Of that sum has
been hidden by the former treasurer.
John A Han. Or some Of lis friends.
White, with Accountant g. D. STRAIT
han. after an investigation OF the ac-
counts Of the bank says 10000 in So
CUTities cannot r. located. and ala CT
the former directors and officials OF
tho bank are 70 be examined IN the at
tempt 10 locate the assets Il IS ru-
uOred another sTrsst VIII be made in
tho CcSe-
The Washington times., 1910-04-08
WOOD ALCOHOL In DRINKS

NEW YORK. April San tnvezti-a-
ton showing that three cases OF total
blindness we're directly cue 10 wood al
cohoI IN East Side saloons. a cr4.s1l7s
has been started