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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

Mrs. Roosevelt missed special
carriage sent to the depot to meet
her few days ago, and was COM
PEELED to ride to the hotel in an or
binary bus with other passengers.
Wasn't that a shame?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

The candidates for congress in
Randells district should hold con-
vention at some central point in the
district so as to reduce the aspir-
ants for the position TO at least one
from each county,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

California made a great mistake
in sending Abe Reuf TO the peniten-
tiary for fourteen years. He possess
ed in an eminent degree all the quail
ifieations necessary for United
States senator, and should by all
means have been honored with a
seat in that body
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

1t may be that the saying credited
to Abe Lincoln about fooling the
people will have to be reformed af-
ter all There is certainly large per
cent of them who are being fooled in
this day and generation pretty near
ly all the time
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

The university students at Aus
tin are busily engaged in an effort
to find something to take the place
of hazing Suppose they try acting
like gentlemen and see how it works,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

The Enterprise Publishing Company is
in no way responsible for debts that may
be contracted by employees, nor VIII We
assume payment OF such debts under
INV circumstances. Every empioye 81
this oflce is paid PROMPTLY d i9T w spS
done This is to protect oqTSflySsp 4IR
IISHTNG COMPANY, Per g. w. Nc
Knight President.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

President Taft is probably having
the regular army increased in order
that he may be able to enforce the
provisions of the peace treaties
which he is negotiating
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

There does not seem to be much
prospect of convicting Boss Cox up
at Cincinnati Too much politics
among the judges on the bench for
political offenders to be brought to
insfica
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

Nevada will finally perfect her di-
vorce laws so that DEGREES can be
obtained on the train while passing
through the state.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

Prof. Harris of the San Marcos
Normal passes a pretty hot one up TO
his excellency, the governor of Tex
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25
Stopping II.

willie" said his mother "are you
making the baby cryT
Nom" replied the boy. I'm holdin'
my hand over her mouth to make her
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

1t ia dollars to doughnuts that
Rallinger never files his threatened
snit against Pfnchot and his friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

There is no such thing as accldeh-
tai or incidental protection no"-a-
DAYS. 1t is all done with malice afoFe-
fbpnUhf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

Obituaries resolutions OF resnect carns
oftbanks-all matter not EWS-Wlil De
charged for at the rate OF . cents per iihe'
Poetry at double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

grterad at the Waxahachie Postotfice as
Mail Matter Of the Second Class
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

rbaracter standing or reputation OF any
person. firm or corporation that may 3p'
nsar in The columns OF the Daily Light
Lii he gladly corrected upon its being
srought to the attention OF the manage
nent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

pie and Enroll Beachum are spend
ing the day in Dallas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-25

6. w. MCKNIGHT, MANAGING Rotor
c. r. GIBSON, Associate haleot
w. A. OWNBY Ivy hoi'oi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
CHARTERS GRANTED

Charters were issued by the State Corpora-
non commission yesterday as follows:
inc Lynchburg Amusement, Company
,inc-p. Lynchhurs. j. L. Ballard. president:
~. \. shelton. secretary and treasurer; r, %.
shslton-oil OF Lynchhurg. Capital MAXI
mum SloHoe: minimum. si.0ro Objects:
Acid Iron Mineral Company tIncD, salem.
j. r. killiaa. president: j. II. Garsi vice.
president; +. L: shcior, secretary-an of
Salem. Va. Capital Maximum $4,000: min :
ilnum. S25,co. Objects: Manufacture nedi
cine.
iienrico and Chesterfield Railway Company.
Richmond Thomas s. winston. president:
". Q. Burton. ee-preadent; W. c. Schmidt.
secretary and treasurer: George Bryan. John
b. Badenoch. NJ G. Wright-au OF Rich
mond Capital; Maximum. $4,000; minimum,
s3oo9o Objects To build and operate an
electric railway from Ridge Church. In Hem
rieo count. to Bon Air. In Chesterfield
supplemental certificate of incorporation
was Issued to the National Loan Company
Of Bristol, decreasing me capital stock from
5000 to si.to0 and the par value OF shnres
from 500 to 80.
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FREE LIST BATTLE
RAGING IN HOUSE
CONTINUED from First rase.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
resolution were to-day made the un-
finished business, Senator Hepburn,
who is against direct elections, CON
tended that 1t could not DO made the
unfinished business by u motion, but
that n bin became the unfinished bust
ness automatically. Senator Clark,
chairman of the judiciary Committee,
which reported favorable on the reso-
luton. asked delay In order to give
some of the members of the commit
tee an opportunity 10 flo their views:
and upon his statement Senator Borah
agreed not 10 object to adjournment
until Monday.
That out OF tho way. Senator Gall
Ringer removed his motion for adj
journment until Monday.
"Will the Senator withhold that 4
momcnt?" asked Senator Bailey. 81
desire to move that. until otherwise
ordered. the Senate shall meet at 2
o'clock instead OF at noon"
Vice President Sherman put Mr.. Bal
ley's motion al once. The ayes
but the Vice President like many 9th
ers in the chamber. was surprised and
hcsitnted.
THE ayes seem to have it," he re-
marked, hating between each word.
Still no ono objected.
Vote Is Not Challenged
The ayes have It," he finally an
nounced. Some Senator's looked around
the chamber as II a cyclone had just
passed. but no one made any attempt
to have n roll call or to challenge tho
decision of the Vice President
Senator Bailey has been trying TO
get through this change in the hour OF
meeting for some timo, but until to-
day he has been unable TO get the con
sent of the Senate to tho proposition.
1t was In the second session OF the
last Congress- which met in December
of 1902 that Mr.. Bailey first made tho
suggestion and argued for It. 1t was
such a radical departure from, custom
that 1t found little favor. Mr. Bailey
put II nip To the Senate Committee on
Rules. and that body had been pom
dcrinS over It,
,tthe beginning OF this session Mr..
Bailey relieved the Formally OF Tho
opening day by again urging that the
daily sessions be held at . O'Clock IN
stead OF at noon and a few days lator
nc submitted the proposition 10 the
senate In formal way, proposing
other changes in the rules as would be
necessary That had been referred to
the Rules Committee, but no action
had been taken.
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BATES re BE CANDIDATE
"ui 20 Before People. but Not Council. 10
CITY {;nllecInr.I,lr, -

"uI 70 Before People, but Not Council for
,-,,I - City CullectOrsiIlp.
.ank =. Bates. for many years paymns-
~, anu eIerk In the Engineers Department..
nra ia, d. ono time candidate for the uffl 20
u Sns Soiieetor. announced last night that
IT, ~ WIS MOI candidate against ActIn.. col
af et az luice Tor election as City Collector
OF, o. axes at the hands of the Council. but
tnu nc was In the race for the Office be-
ao.e we people In tho November election
a h m tnS Democratic primary previous
t sls rms practically leaves clear neid
, ,Tr NJ ", lnlce before the Council for cleo
I'm 10, 10 serve until The general election
. - - antic,pated that there will be several
eendidates before the people
,,ha w., pn au is wen known In Marshall Ward,
Mmu.y nc mas been especially active in
e!.u'cn VOTE, iio is clerk of the Committee
on Cfounds and Buildings. and has been
S Sor with the Ensineerins Department
i ~, .,nhy years. AS Mr. Hulce is from Clay
" ara; NJ the opposite end of tho city, a
rage eetween tho two would present some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05

come $.ovcrdrawn for $4,000. ana two
experts sent TO examine the books,
were refused admission into the bunk.
y statement finally was made In Oc-
.oDer' when the over drafts had been
covered UP. f9' NJ
~ was all n sham" he said. ..al ii
s S.io, He would prove that Mr..
,.shops himself had overdrawn to the
air. Leo then rose for the defense.
re SAID II his objection were sus-
tanned. the case would end Immediate
~: ~, nc argued that the corpus deficit
naa not been established. and that,
.hereIore. collateral evidence could not
oe anduced, IIo denied that IL could
oe proved that Mr.. Bishop had made
laise entry, as charge The entry
say that It was false?
,,s utneht continued until 6 O'clock
n ,r1 was had until this morn
ths az ~ O'clock Judge Mullen took
.ne aamisslbtlity of Mr.. Wilson's ov,.
dence under advisement. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
BEGIN CHURCH BUILDING
Ground Broken for AS; ;AsIuEy sIe.l...,lst clurci

Ground Broken for .Asbury MctIfssiist Church
in West End
Ground wns broken Yesterday morning at
ociock at Allen and Park Avenues. amid
appropriate ceremonies. for the founda ton
OF the Asbury Methodist Church The work
Of cxeavatlng Will be pushed rapidly with
me idea OF laying the CONVERSIONS Of the
imposing structure Mt nearly date
Hosa Lee S. Davis. daughter of j. Leo
DAVis. contractor. turned tho first spndc OF
earth. ReY. Raymond Browning OF North
carolina. and Rev. l.. t. Williams D. d
pastor OF Asbury. conducted the ceremonies
Many members of the church and their
friends attended the exercises. 4H
The new edhcc, which VIII be az ,bo
Grecian and Byzantine type of architecture.
VIII cost more thnn $1,000. IT is expected. II
mas been designed with view OF seating
ilev people In the main auditorium, while
Tho Sunday-schooi room will accom,nod te
almost 8 many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05

know whether any authority had been
conferred on Mr. Bishop 10 discoun;
notes. but he did know that Mr.. Bishop
was in the habit of discountinE paper.
ana that every member OF the board
was aware of the same fact. lie took
paper to the bank himself. he said.
Commodore" he would say 10 Mr..
bishop. Il have little note ana
want Il little money. and he got It.
lie said that he received the Davis
dced OF trust on Centre Hill from ".
a. Worth, and kept ii only one night.
ne returned it the next morning be-
cause he knew nothing about it. Mr..
pavls later explained to him that he
had overchecked in the bank. ana
wanted to do everything to secure IL.
Did you know that Mir. Bishop dis
Counted paper he was asked.
Yes" he replied Every membAr
Of the board knew that Mr. Bishop
discounted paper, and none of them
VIII deny 1t before me-"
This finished the evidence for the
day r.. I. Wilson. clerk of the state
Corporation Commission. was placed
on the stand. but there was wal. i'm
mediateiy. At 4:i5 o'clock Judge
Mullen adjourned tho jury until 10
o'clock Tomorrow morning. and
the fight over the admission of Air
Wilson'S evidence was on.
Commemorative Attorney Mann
stated to the court that he wanted 70
prove through Mr.. Wilson. first.
knowledge: second. intent, and third.
motive- Tho State Corporation Com
mission. declared Mr.. Mann, had sent
three letters to the bank, demanding
statement Inc bank had then he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
OBITUARY
WILLIAM d. tioode,


:. William u am BngYcil Goode. thirty-eigh
$3.50 o'clock. He leaves widow and
three small children. n father. n. 81.
Goode: ono sister. lfrs. Mary G. Hicl,-
stall. Of Windsor. N. c., and one broth
or, Julian Goode. of West Virginia Mr.
Goode was prominent member OF
Broadns Memorial Baptist church and
president of Its Bible class He was a
No. 10. a., r. & a. NJ. and took an
VIII take place tomorrow afternoon
at 8 o'clock from Broadus Memorial,
Interment Will be made In lakewood
Cemetery
Mrs. Emily Gordon Bate.
After brief Illness, Mrs. Emily Cor
don Bate. eighty-slX years old, widow
Of Robert Henry Bate. died yester-
homo of her daughter. Mrs. Eliza B..
Friend. f1a West Grace Street. She
Is survived by one daughter and three
dchlldren-Thomas Fricnd, Miss
Emily Gordon Friend and Miss Rebecca
S Friend M,
Mrs. Bate was born in Richmond
and lived for some time in Petersburg.
She had lived here for many years
The funeral Will take place this az.
ternoon, 1880 O'Clock. from the home
Following is n list of those who will
act as pallbearers: Robert Gillian
Richard G.. Gillian, Charles Gillian
William Bowdcn and Charles G. Brax-
ton. MI F7t
Funeral OF MIR. Bnnni.tcr.
The funeral OF Harry Oscar Bannis-
ter took place yesterday afternoon
from st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
Interment was made IN IHverview Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
IN MEMORIAM

fHRoCKMoRToN--In loving memory
Of our daughter. GLA DYS T..
Al THROCkMoRToN. who died Mag ..
1910
To Ono in Henven.
One year in heaven. wondsr. dear.
IL you have thought OF u.s.
Since YOU vent 10 your wondrous
On the shore OF the jasper sea2
~ wonder. II you have forgotten
Tho voices you used to love.
Since the music or angels singing
Has gladdened your homo above? 1
Shall we look in vain 'mong the ant
FOR the one. we long to SEQ.
And no dear face we shall know on
earth Z
We waiting to welcome US?
All, no; it could never be heaven
We know you'll be waiting to greet
Inside OF the portals fair.
Well know through the cycles eter-
rhat God in His love knew best,
When He gave us on earth our suff'r-
That through 1T wc might hnd rest.
and though we shall miss your dear
~, AS long as on earth We dwell
We yield to the will OF Our Father"
Who doetll all things well!'S5
FATHER AND MOTHER.
sad hut loving memory
Of my dear beloved husband. EU-
GENE CASPER FISCHER, WHO de-
Gone. but not forgotten, 'i
BY his wife. MANA FISCHER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
VIII Take Wide scone

Washington. ID. c.. May An in
vestigation of all sugar refining com
.panies. in connection with the PROMISED
inquiry into the American Sugar Re-
inning Company, is contemplated BY
Congress The House Committee on
Rules to-day appointed a subcommit-
Tee. consisting of Representatives
iardwick. OF Georgia; Pou. Of North
Carolina. and Lenroot of Wisconsin.
which Will broaden tho scope OF the
tiardwick inquiry resolution so as to
include other companies that may have
violated the law.
The Rules Committee will call IN
the Stanley resolution TO investigate
the United States Steel Corporation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
ncnuI.Ition Us po.tponcd.

acquisition PAPERS from the Govern
Or of New York for Benjamin Green
berg. charged with having deserted his
Wifc and TWO small children in New
York. were held UP by Governor Mann
Yesterday pending further nvestiga-
ton Greenberg is held under a $3.50
bond in Charlottesville, and is repre-
Detective William F. Boyle. Of Now
York. presented the papers. The Gov
ernor Indicated that the case against
Greenberg was not fully proven, his
came South to take a. better position
In Virginia. and that his wife rcfus ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
ANNOYED CHILD
colorea Youth Charged with nl-rra.tlnT

Colored Youth Charged With nl-Trs,tlng
Little hoy. -
Blackwell, johnson. a fifteen year old COL
ored boy. was arrested yesterday afternoon
aud charged with assault and battery In ].
r. Marchant. Jr.. little white hoy. shout
four years old. Those who were present. n /
the time johnson was arrested said tina The
negro knocked the child down and TOOK his
toys When Policeman Reid, who Inadd the
arrest. reached The corner of Grace AND Sec
ond Streets, where the boy was being 3eld.
quite crowd had gathered and indignation
was running high. 4 tJil
II Is said that the negro has for eptne
time watched the little Marchant hoy, IAN
moving him so that he could hardly cbmc
out into the street TO play Frequently At
was stated last night. he ran away with the
chld's toys and worried him In other Why's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
PLAYING WITH NEWsBOYS
Travelling sInn Charged with Dlsorderiy
Conduct .frY

After controversy with Policeman Tins.
icy, J. y. Sca!es. 4 travelling salesman from
north carolina, was arrested ON Seventh
Street last night. charged with being dsor-
derry on the street Scales claimed that he
was doing nothing wrong and did not de-
eeFve 10 be arrested lie WAS hailed for his
appearance IN the Police Court this morn
Ing.
According 70 The officers story. he MAE
near the corner OF seventh street ana Pink
Alley. where he was throwing up coins for
newsboys TO tumble" for. lie was ordered
by tho policema an TO stop and words follow
cd. Just before being placed In the patrol
wagon he was heard. It is stated, toscali
Policeman Tinsley a liar E-.ll III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05

Police Court cn.n.

licIekinh Bngby. colorcd. who was
Shot in the leg "Wednesday night by
poitccmnn Coleman. limped into the
Policc Court yesterday morning He
was fined s25 on tho charge OF nssauit.
Ing Kelley Jones with Il rock ana
also was placed under security OF sloo
lot ninety days. There arc Other
come up before Justice Crutchfcld
Cleveland Chlidress. white man
was convicted Of stealing s3S2O from
w Ferguson and sent to jail for
ninety days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
CinIm of AntI-Iqrimcr Senator'S.


Washington d. c., May 4.-Threat.
ching to introduce resolution cen
suring Postmaster General Hitchcock
and demanding his dismissal by the
President unless the Postmaster Gen
nral replies TO a Senate resolution OF
inquiry by one week from to-day. Sen
ator Davis. OF Arkansas. made vigor-
Gus attnck In the Senate this afternoon
upon Mr. Hitchcock.
Twice during his remarks lie mis-
called the object of his attack und re-
ferred to him as "Wickershnm." there
by producing a laugh during the most
earnest part of his peroration.
I've got Wickcrsham on the brain"
explained Senator Davis because VIC
have just been hearing his speech on
Governor Wilson criticized.
Senator Davis. rising to question
o personal privilege. said that April &
he had introduced Il resolution calling
on the ostrnnstcr-General for his rca-
sons for prosecuting the Lewis Pub
National Weekly. and that no response
had been Forthcoming.
Ruin OF Publisher Charged.
II want to know II this man Hitch
cock is bigger than the United States
senate" demanded Senator Davis He
thcn went on TO charge shat the POST
master General had driven Lewis into
bankruptcy and wrecked his property,
and In doing SO had used governmental
means.
Stamping his foot I'm vehemence. SEN
ator Davis declared that II an answer
were not received by a week from to-
DAY he would offer resolution OF
ccnsure.
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Nils. Myrtle Whitaker.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatchl
& redcricksburg. Va. May 4 -Misa
Myrtle Whitaker, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Whitaker. of Guncys. Chr
ollne county. died last evening ut her
home after n brief illness. She Is sur
vived By her parents. three sisters and
one brother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05

The Fcdcn ton of Mothersl Clubs OF Rilh-
mond and Virginia Will give an entertain
inent on Friday evening mt o'clock ut The
old High School. Music and clocutiondry
features of tho program will be rendered I'm
the assembly hall of tho building. while ihe
room given The mothers by tho School Bontd
will be open for inspection. The full pip
gram Will appear later. Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
DEATHS

Wednesday, May 3.
ut Nuttalsburg, w. Va, FREDERICK
SCHREMP. In the twentieth year,
of his age He leaves his parents
MIR. and Mrs, Chas. Schremp. three
sisters and two brothers 10 mourn
their loss. r
Funeral from his fathers residence.
3lS3 West Cary. SATURDAY AFTER
NOON ut 3 o'clock. Interment III
Rivcrview Friends and acquatnt-
HnCcS invited TO attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
EXPECT VERDICT TO-DAY !.
Jury Receives INSTRUCTIONS In pIunkett
Dnfuure Sniff

Argument began yesterday in tho
suit OF William NJ. Plunkett against
the city OF Richmond and /. j. Smith &
eral days past in the city Circuit Court
Judge Scott read his instructions 10
me jury shortly aftef the noon recess
y Is expected that the case Will b6
submitted 10 the jury o-day. T
Flunkctt claims to have been tntured
ny railing over an obstruction in the
street in Fulton. and brings suit Joint :
~ against the city and It's contractor
Inc case was once before tried the
Jury disagreeing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
Two Arrests Made.

Frank anthony and George Bullock wete
arrested last night. charged with being sui
pici0us characters. They are held In connei-
ton with Walter Burrus. whose case ads
continued In tho Police Court yesterday
morning. Warrants for housebreakinR prov
ably will he isHued agnlnSt them ALL (. /
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Ln Folictte Given NOTICE.

LIN Toilette Gives Notice.
Senator La Follottc obtained tho
floor as soon as the report had boon
read. III
II ask that the resolution DO laid
90 the table," he said. II would like
ut this time to give notice that carly
IN tho week shall ask tho Scnute
TO consider the resolution and Will at
that time submit some observations
on the Importance OF passing IT."
Mr.. La Follettes statement Indicates
that he will oppose any further refer
ence OF the resolution TO n committee,
nnd that he Will ask the Senate to con-
slider IL on the report of the contingent
expenses committc.
ClnIm of AntI-LQrimcr Senator's.
The anti -Loriner Senator's are claim
ing sufficient votes to pass the rcso-
tution: and 1t was to be noted to-day
that mono of the regulars asked for the
present consideration OF the resolution
Or for It's reference to-day to com
mittec.
There 10 sure to be fight over the
resolution when Mr.. La Toilette brings
/, It UP for consideration. 1t is expected
That Mr.. Lorimcr's friends will try to
have IL referred to the COMMITTEES on
privileges and Elections. and there will
hope TO have it pigeon hoied or re-
ported adversely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-05
DIES SUDDENLY
Workman Attacked by Heart Disen.. with
Fatal !

Fatal Result,
while Mt work in tho Henrco powet-house
yesterday r. C. whitley. nifty years Of arn
was suddenly stricken with shortntss OF
breath and in short while was dead When
ne was hrst taken Ill tho ambulance In
charge OF Dr. Hershbarger was CALEB. but
he had breathed his last when the physician
Coroner Taylor viewed tho body ana sa I'd
that death was due TO heart dIsea!c and
that an inquest was not necessary. Whitley
lived at 81: Orleans Street. Fulton.
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The pail. hearers were as fol.

lows
Ac,iye-Thomas semmcs, Jr.. c. NJ.
Henley. /. c. Curlcs. &. S. Dowdy, +.
II. Muire. i. Wilkinson. L. g Lump
kins and ". "a. Lumpkins. Honorary
- ". @. Sale, a. Feitig. J. Mitchell and
fnnce IL 3