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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
Virginia News.

Mr.. J. B Gill died at bis home, nesr
GirrisonvilIe, S.stfO cou atty, yesterday,
after an illuess of four dsys.
Mas Efzt Thompson, Of Culpspsr,
so years old, died yesterday afternoon.
She was psralyzsd about 10 years ago.
The Tt!-stAts Medical Association Of
Virginia, North and sub Csrolius
met Ia Richmond today. Over one
hu adred papers will be read.
Professor CHARLES A. Graves, of the
law department of the University IL
Virginia, has, It Is understood, been o.
Tered, and Is considering the acceptance
Of chair in the Harvard Law school.
Members OF the theatrical companies
may continue to get laughs BY referring
To the hair or to the lack of hair Of psf
sons 10 the sudience, for the commi tie
yestsrdsy returned to the H as the bill
iorbiddipg such merry practices vita a
accommodation thtt il should rot
pass.
Evelyn Whitner, fifteen years old,
adopted dsu liter OF Henry Rollins, of
WelliDgt oD, Prince William county. was
fa.slly burned to death at her home
Friday evening and died Saturday Dight.
Mas Whitmer was In the act OF pt ting
wood in stove when her spron ignited
and she wss Instantly developed Ia
flames ana frightiully turned before sg.
aialanoe conld resch hsr.
A memorandum was fled 10 Safolk
yesterday by counsel for Mrs. l. zzie A.
Dennis, Who seeks divorces from Clyde
A. Dennis. When this young uple
eloped to Elzlbttl City g few years
ago the groom wired his wiie's parents
this notification; "L'zzie's name 10
Dennis"
Mr.. Beverly 3. Turuer, SO years old.
died al his home, nesr Broad Run
slI ton, S lndsy. He is tu'vived by q
widow, four daughters aud two sons.
Mr.. Turner farmed ext ,nslgely aud vas
interested 10 dsirying. Ia 1892 be ran
for Dor giess ss the Farmers Alliance
candidate and made q m st crecltsole
ahoTlog'
The divorce case Ia Suffolk. OF Mrs.
Rosalie A. Copeland, sixty two years
old, Who &C got separation from her bus.
baud. Tiaothy Qlentiu Copeland, sged
about seveuty-one, the grounds alleged
being that tae husband 10 an invetept)
snOrer, wss settled yesterday by an agree
ment as 10 q division OF the defendants
property. The wife's portion reverts to
her husbands estate after death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
Street Car Crew Robbed.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 1.-TWO masked
men ealy today held up and robbed the
crew of a street car in the suburb OF
Nillvale, and after binding the men with
ropes started the car at full speed down
an incline. Conductor Kinsey managed
TO crawl to the rear platform of the car
and jerk the trolley from the wire.
Otherwise Kinsey and the motormsn
would undoubtedly have been killed end
the car wrecked. The highwaymen
boarded the car while it was IN motion
and after covering the crew with revol
vers bound them AMI took IS dollars in
cash and two watches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
TOday's Telegraphic News
From Richmond.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandra GsEstte.l
Richmond, Feb. 15.-The contend.
ing armies for aud against the S:rt de
stat. wide enabling act will meet each
other t)morrow morning 1t close range
when the Senate committee Oh privileges
aud elections will have II fret Eubllc
hearing on the bill. The Auti-Saloon
League will be represented 10 force.
There seems to be disposition on the
part Of some legislators today to approve
the new Haley bill which would esIst-
lish private dispensaries 10 the cities In
the place Of saoone.
Adon Yoder, who Is serving fifteen
days 10 jail for criminal libel, announced
this morning that be would remain s0d
continue to publish bis weekly pham-
phlets. he says bs is now preparing
copy for The next Is ne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. IS. 1910.

JAMES Henry STARK, OF Bostop,
has wri tln a book entitled, The Logs
list, OF Masssci u'eits and the other siee
of the American Revolution" 10 which
he chsracterzs Samuel Adams and
Johu II .noock ss dsiAult.rs and thieves,
Pct ck H ,nry as the mot unreliable
ma that had lived u9 to that time and
baqkrupt at twenty three, after having
faiel IS a & IT keeper, farmer and shop-
keeper; Bnismln franklin as 20 t.
Office thief, who was dismissed from LIS
lob az postmaster OF Boston, snd Alexsn'
def Hamilton Rs ansillegitimsIe con aod
notorious lntriku'r. There are dtuo
less cases whore only the good acts per
formed by greet men ere placed In his
tory; while sponge is drawn down the
other column, but /! will be dlficuI1
matter for The III nor OF the book re-
ferfed to above to make people look up
on those great Americans through his
spec acles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
Suicide OF a Minister.

PhIladelpbls, Feb. l5.-Rev. D..
Oliver E. Stocking, pastor Of Emmanuel
Methodist Episcopal Church, Que of the
best known Methodist ministers In the
state, today comm. ed suicide 10 the
bathroom OF bis home In RoxboroUgh
by CT ting bis throat with arfzn. Ic-
sanity, doe u fall on his head, scnt
years ago, Is given as the esuse. Three
years ago, while pastor OF the Shenan'
dosh Method I Episcopal Clurch, Rev.
Stocking going to service on a Sunday
morning ippfd at the top Of stairway
and fell to the b, t ON landing on ti,
head receiving irjaries from which be
never recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
ANOTHER LIQUOR BILL.

Senator Hslsey, Of Lynchburg, offered
& bill in the Senate yesterday which will
II adopted abolish every saloon In Viz
ginis. The bill provides for dispen
sarles. The operators pay the state
licenss as at present for the privilege.
No drinking in shy place where liquor Is
sold, DO treating aud only sealed pack
ages Of liquor are to be dispensed. Sena-
tor Halsey declares that'the evil of the
drink habit lie due 10 tis saloon and the
custom OF treating. The bill provides
places shall be opsned al o'cljtk, closed
a. Z O'Clock st Dight. No entrances ex-
cept on principal thorouy hfares, all Oh
stu ,lions removed. Violations OF the
Law are to be made a misdemesnor, pun
ishRble With foe, Jail sentence and a
revocation OF license in the discretion Of
the cCuh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
HALF.OLAD AND STARVING.

A shlvering boy, half-naked and starry
log, was Testured from q ramshscke
house 10 Brooklyn day or two age.
His father is in hospital In Maryland
aud the mother has been dead Eve years.
The boy Is now siy, and toe grand.
mother with whom the little fellow hes
heen living is old snd feeble. The child
was found 10 the rear Of the first floor
OF q tso story frame house. The house
had been condemned and the grand
nc ler had been dispossed. There has
been nothing to est in the house for two
days, and all the boy had TO wear was a
shirt and knee brseches. There was no
furniture 10 the room except a stove aud
mattress on the floor.
The boy VAS taken In charge by the
. lcIety for Prevention Of Cr1eltY t.
Ohil1rep, where he will be clothed aud
given good food.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
News Of the Day.

billiard 7. Owen, q we'll known Gu
man Of Washington, died yesterday Al
GO p. M, ct The Episcopal Eye, Eal
and gThroat Hospital from pueu nonis.
following an operation.
The Twenty.6fth United States Infan
try (colored) is to be paraded before
Mrs. c. +. Aiseda, OF Seattle, Wash
who charges one of its members, whom
she is to identify, with an assault
In the House yesterday Mr.. Davidson
stwied fight on The 81. 600, 900 sppro-
prialion for the preparatory work on the
Mississippi waterway project. His
amendment striking Gu! the approprIa.
ton was lost.
Comic valentines received a sta9ger.
ing blow from Chicago postofice cen ,ors
yesterday. More than $4,000 OF them
were condemned and ordered not to be
delivered on the ground that they were
Objectionable.
Eight persons we're killed, fatally
Injured aud 20 more or less seriously
blu t, when two passenger t,ainS on The
Georgia Southern and Florida rsiltost
met head on l9 miles from Macon Co.,
last night:
The South Carolina House yest srdsy
pissed the bill changing tle SIT u ndeI
which Senator Tillmsn got his grand.
children, foroidd Dg 'uch deciding With
cut cOnsett OF the mother CT the children.
The Senate has AIKEN similar action.
Col William H. Love, secretary OF the
Board of Trade, well known in insurance
circles, historian aud authority on the
gee logical formations of Maryland, as
well as on other scientific subjects, was
found dead yesterday on the floor of his
daughter, Mrs H. N. Slade, in Reister-
town, Md. Death was due to apoplexy
81 glieviUg over the dsi th Of their
father, week ago, three young daugh-
,.r's OF Mrp. Ella Mu1yCn, Of Camden,
N. j., saw their mother burned ID det th
last night. Tneir screams brought Mrs.
John Kutzle, a ueighbor, to the rescue,
and she was burned about the hands
while exlinguIshiDg the flames. Mrp.
Mulyon was tskiOg down wash hung in
the kitchen when her clothes we're ignited
by the K then stove.
A dispatch from SIN Diego, CAL, says
an explosion of steam tube on the t)r'
pedo destroyer H 'pkins Je. t rjsy morn
Ing result ID 10 the death Of one map,
the fatal injury OF ant ther, end the
severe scaldlDg Of Eve more. The msu
who died and the one fat lily hurt C uld
have escaped unIpjured, tut they turned
back and iobaled It,am during their
desperate efforts to fave their shIpmst g.
Armed with an a, t1mft'c revolver,
with which be bad ju,t murdered two
women OF his own race, William Wither,
a negro, yesterday FABRICATED binself In a
house In Toronto, Osnsda and fought q
20 hour duel with force Of policemen.
II fred his fnal she as the policemen
eoteHd the tic of the place, where
Withers bad retreated after receiving a
Gtll wtuld Withcrs was found lying
dead upon the floor, the revolver clasped
in bis hand,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
Bank Robbed.

Bloomington, H.. Feb. Is The
safe OF the Oitlzsns' Bank OF OhatswoTtb,
near here, was lo' ID Of $40, 900 10 cash
early today by FIVE masked meU. The
robbers escaped, after binding and gag
giug night whitman and a cltzon
who attempted 10 interfere.
The robbers had to use four charges
Of n tto glycerius +, open ne ssfer act
ting abont IS, 900 10 bills and about g.
900 in gold and silver.
After placing the money In sacks the
robbers drove north 10 t so.horse rio.
They are thou to be headed for Obi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

The government began Sunday az at.
tack and bombardment of General
Chamorro's int ger army It MstagslPa'
Gsnersl Obamorro attempted 10 escape
from MAtsgslpS Sunday morning through
Portocarero's column, two miles from
that place. Chamor,o wss repulsed and
driven back to the city. The Red Gross
reports Is insurgents killed aud 3 OF the
government troops wounded at the oi'-
tie Of Seals, when CbanoTo escsped
from Boaco. The same reports slso ttst
thst Col. Gustsvo Martini and t'lt.
graph operator were eaptu ed By General
Ohamorro near B aco end executed IN
der ChamorEO's orders,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
LIVE MOLE IN HER BODY.

K.thefine ru'cell, OF Pat sOD, n.
j., has hsd q live mole 10 her body for
several months. For weeks NJ IS Put
cell has tuffsrsd acc psios 10 her chest
and two Gays aga was obliged TO tske
her bed. The pain gradually worked up
into her throat. Sac seemed likely to
die, although the doctor ctu'd get no
ides of Shat was tie matter with Der. II
became sppsrent that the Gauss OF the
trouble was 9 mole which Miss Purcell
swallowed when 1t vas very small aud
which kept sliV. ultIl Il reached 1t full
sig. Il way removed yesterday alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
TIC British Parliament Assemblies.

London, Feb. l5.-After the hardest
fought elett on England has ever known,
the bird Parliament OF King Edwards
reign assembled at Wet ninit'r for The
sessions business this afternoon.
Technically the session cannot be
said t, have opened ultil next Monday,
when King E1srd will open it 10 person
and In full state. The interim will be
filed in with ttiaclIng tae ual orgsni.
zatiop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
Summer Homes Folder. Season 1910,

Summer Homes Folder, season ielO
Ii is suggested thst any OF the Teadefs eI
The Gszstts who desires to entertain boardels
far the ensuing summer furnish Mr. l.. g.
Brown. General Agent Southern RAILWAY,
7o5 18th street northwest. Washington, d. c +,
immediate information as to name OF resort,
nostofice address, at or near what station,
what distance from station, conveyance from
station to house. number Of guests, terms day,
week end month.
We oil would be pleased to see the country
full of borders next summer and would DO
Q ad if this notice will induce increased pun
Der of persons who WILL accommodate them
for the coming summer feason.
This infoi mstion should reach Mr.. Brown
OF alter than February 10th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. l5.-Tbe stock mar
ket showed decided irregulariIy at The
opening. The first advanced, ait.r the
opening bot receded and showed Losses
at tle end of The hour
The toue after the frat hour was COM
parst'vely heavy and prices of active
lssua st midday showed general reces'
sIons OF about point from the highes'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
The Roosevelt Party.

Gondokoro, SUDAN, Feb. 15.-Tbe
advance guard of Colonel Theodore
Roossvelt's hunting expedition arrived
here ,dsy and reported tbtt tae rest o.
tie party would reach here Wednesday
morning and after stay Of two days
the tip dJwn the Nile to Khattoum
Till be begun
The colonel Is spending considerable
tine 10 making rough drafts of~ths ad.
dresses that he is to deliver in Paris and
ReFliu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

pR. W. A. MCKEEvER, professor ci
philosophy in the Ksnsss Agricul'S'sl
College at Topeka, is at the head OF 9
new movement and he has recently ou''
lined bis plsn in a pamphlet elt.tlIt
ga Bitter Crop Of Boys and Girls"
HIS idea Is to make mitTlmory study
The profe'sor fsvors sn examination bt
fore % srfisge, and says that licenst
should be refused those who fall Il
pas. Unfonu 1ateIy, most people msk'
mstfimouy a study after marriage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

ACCORDING TO Prof. YOsblSatHrc
Oksturs, OF Tokyo, Christian science
originated in japan during the latter
part Of the eighth century. The Jap
aueze scholar made this claim in lee
(n,e before the Lowell InStlIut) 10 Boz
ton recently. Ii the professor is right,
thls is another il'ui.TstiOn Of the tra!h
of tho observation that there is nothing
new Il 1der the sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
Accomnllces Sentenced,

Seoul, Feb. 15-The two accom-
pIices OF Iocbau ADgsu, the Korssn,
who assassinated Prince it, st Hardin
several months sgo, have been Sentenced
II prison, one for three years and the
cther for eighteen months. A death
sentence was yesterday passed on
Augap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

ACCORDING 10 the prOgressiveS, Presi'
dent Tsfts New York speech will defes
the postal banks bill in the Senate In
tina. ppqech Mr.. Taft advocated an
amendment that would make the postsl
banks on sCj met Of Wall street. The
amendment, it ia sid, is an Aldrich
trick offered to make the bill obnoxious
and invite its defeat That defeat nov
seems certain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
Bombardmeu, Of MstsgaIps:

Msnsgus, Feb. l5.--General Lsre. leider Of
the government forces today resumed his
bombardment Of Matsgalpa, so miles north
east Of here, which is held by the revolution.
airy army under General ChamarTo. Today
dispatches sSy that tae bombardment which
has been in progress for two days, has not
greatly damaged the city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
To oscar w. Herring, late of 495 south

Washington street. Alexandris, Virginis,
aud 1913 south 10th street, Philadelphia,
PennsJ lvsnis.
You are hereby notified that the under
signtd has been appointed by the court TO
take testimony in Il matter OF The suit for
divorce brought sgsinst you by your wife,
Mary Z Herring, ia the Court Of Common
Pleas No. 3, of Philadelphia County, Penn
s;lyania, No. 207 Of March Term. 1909.
A meeting for the purpose OF hearing sueh
4I5 Real Estate Trust Building. Philadelphia
Peunsy / ganis, on Monday. March Is, 1910, at
two o'cIoek D. M, at which meeting you may
appear and offer any defense you may have
to this action.
CHESTER Il. FAIR, JR,, Master,
jan1e w4w "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
Sfeamera Founder.

ct. Petersburg, Feb. l5.-The Russ
today prlrtIa dispstch from Telersn,
Persia, saying that more than 200 paS-
sengers and crew, men Of two unnamed
passenger steamers and one cargo
steamer, we're drowned 10 the laundering
of tiess boats In a siorm in the Persian
gulf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

Adon A. Yoder was lat night found
guilty by jury In the Hastings Cou,t
Of Richmond, Of crimIDslly libslipg Po-
lice Com missiouers Chris, Manning, jr.,
W. Douglas Gordon, sud Police Justice
John Je.er Orutch6eld. Yoder was
sentenced u pay a foe Of $50 and TO
s:rve term of fifteen days imprison-
ment 10 the city Jail. Yoder submitted
to the verdict, and Immediately began
bis sentence, This is the frat criminal
libel ut 10 the state siuce 1927.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

Abdul Hsmij, who for % years was The
despot.sultan of Turkey. is hopelessly insane
sni is starving himself to death in his pris
pal zee at SslOuik s, according to dispatches
ruler is believed to be question Of only
few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

Senator Bailey of Tsxss, spoke before
lhs general ASSEMBLY, OF South Carolina
Ia nipht. 1t was bis opinion that the
only means TO rsIse the Necessary revenue
for the government provided the tariff
was decreased under future democratic
sdmini.ttt on would be the iuc me taS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

An attempt to cross the Irish sea from
Dublin to rnglsnd In a balloon wss begun
today by John DunVille snd A. RslIock two
Belfast aeTonsuis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

AID bridges OF such towns in the ratio int
the amount paid by such towns for such
purposfs bears to The fund to be expended
by such counties for building and repair
ing bridges; to prohibit the prattce of for.
,uus-ieillpg, clairvoysncy and pSlmistfy
and to provide penalties Tor said pIat CO !;
to amend section s OF chspler S Of az
set concerning public corporatlons;I 10 PFC
vids that the parties 10 Interest shsll &c
permitted to name watchers bt the polls
IN all local option or dispsnssry elections,
or Whtre the question OF license Is dttsr-
mined 10 any election; Ieenact section SIS
code OF Virginia as smended ty 40 SIT
entitled al act approved December 81
1903, to smend and reenslt section 6S5
OF ne code OF Virginia, as heretofore
AMENDED; to prevent land owners own
ing propeltj cortigu III TO the cities and
towns from the coOgestiDg 10 ure & owth
of c.ties by opening stree It's aud pl, tt OF
and for :ulIdIDg lCt', which may dtstr ,
the true street lines and slleyRsys OF Gil es
and t1Wna by reason of annexation and
enlarging Of city or town borders.
Over the protest of two ministers, the
House Committee on Rosds and Internal
Navigation, at the close OF hearing
yesterday, decided by virtually unani-
nous vote to report favorably the Carter
bill allowing interstate trains to run on
Sunday in Virginia. The bill has passed
the Senate by unanimous vote, and will
be reported to the House today.
Cap ain Smithers, of the Southern
Railway, urged that the measure tends
to better conditions for the railroad man
and for more opportunities TO cultivate
family life. On the other hand, those
who opposed the bill regarded 1t as
blow 10 Sunday observance in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15

ShovgiIls In tights vii no longer be
portrayed on billbosrds and show window
cards II the Bipiilt aud M tlodlst miu-
listers OF Norfolk have tseir way. Com
mittees we're sppoIi d by the ministers
yesterday TO put the mater up ID Mayor
Rlddick aud Police Chief K zsr, with
the request ID have the display OF Whist
the ministers call Indecent pictures"
stopped. The covering Of billbosrds near
some of the churches With pictures OF
ballet girls, is ssid to hsve stirred up the
trnuhle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-15
ATTEMPT TO CREMATE ENGI.
NEER,

Robbed and beaten By three masked
men, bound hand aud foot, and bis head
thrust iIt) a blazing furnace, from which
be was Withdrawn only because the door
was not large enough to admit his
shoulders, and then placed on The III
wheel OF the engine, which vas after
ward starred, BIT from which be for
tuustely fell at the frat revolution, Jobr
G.. NeIbert, Of BsgerstowD, Nd, is 10 E
pitiable and serit W condition, Though II
Is believed that he will recover from bis
terrible experience.
Neiberi, who is engineer OF Boyer q
Heard's grain elevator, 10 Hsgerst)1n,
went t J the engine room early yesterday
morning, ss ususl, sud started the fire.
Very shortly thereafter three mep, be.
lleved y DO negroes, entered the room
and o. icked him. He 10 a powerful
nan, and for some time kept the trio al
bsy, bnt was finally oVerpowered, and
$40, all the money he had vita him, wa
taken.
His assailants then attempted to hide
their crime by cremsting him. Only
his head ccud be forced through the
furnace door, however, aud this attempt
was abandoned. The robbers then
placed The body OF the unconscious en-
gineer between the spokes OF the A5
wheel and set TIE engine 10 motion, eV!-
deutIy believing that Neibert would be
Ftlrn 10 prices But ct the FIRST revoiu-
ton OF The big wheel the engineer slip
pad 10 The h)or, where be was found,
still unconscious, some time later There
Z. .o H.. - H. ;dontftu Of tba vohhaKa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-02-02
IOWAN'S CAMPAIGN
FOR A LIFE PARTNER
Henri y Adkins, at Fairfield, Busy
Reading Missfyes from Mem
beers OF Fair Sex.

Fairfield, Iowa, Feb. 2.-Henry Ad-
Hns, the Fairfield widower who is
seeking a wife. is receiving letters
from pretty girls all over southeastern
Iowa Since telling of his loneliness
through the columns of newspapers he
has received numerous letters daily
from fair ones who are anxious and
willing, IT seems, to comfolt his loving
heart and share his joys and 3prrows.
Washington, Wapello, Musca ine and
Davenport have each severa aspir-
ants for the honor of becoming Mrs
Adkins. THE fair one from NYapeIlo
created such favorable impression by
her letters that Mr.. Adkins boarded
the train for that city Saturday night
and spent Sunday there. When he re-
turned Monday his face was wreathed
IN smiles, but he would not talk of his
trip to his friends.
Mr.. Adkins says he isn't going to be
In any hurry about getting married
until he dnds Just the right woman
to care for his four children.
Several Fairfield women have writ
ten the incest letters to him, but they