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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-15
EA,zl[:a!|sizdIslsS.l!!A!|L!x MUSICALS
URGE ALL TO SEE
I AM ERICA FIRST
Virginia Asked to Take Part in
Unique Convention in
Baltimore.

In iotter received yeztcrday hy
Governor Mann. Virginia Is invited 10
take part in See Europe IL You
VIII. but See America First Convep-
ton, TO bn held in Baltimore from
January 2. 70 January %. 1912. l'hes
invitation Is extended by. Govcrnot
Austin j.. Crothcra, OF Maryland
The business men OF Maryland, and
especially of Baltimore. with the as
sistnncc Of newspapers and various
local trades bodies, arc arranging fol
such n meeting It IS estimated thai
hundreds OF mlliuns OF dollars arc
annually spent by Americans In fui.-
eign travel. AMI thu, tens OF thou
sand6 OF people 10 abroad who really
features OF their own wonderful coun.
Try
tcfcrs TO ltIchmond.
Governor Crothers says liz his letter
to Governor Mnnn.H @ M
This See America First Conven.
ton. which the people or IN, state win
hold. appeals to me az project whIcl,
should have the support or every other
State. To ono who does NOT know
richmond the natural question would
be what Is there in Richmond mat
would interest me as sight. seer or
tourist: Or II 7 go there What ought.
! TO seer Or what has IT OF iuterest
that we do not have In Maryland.,
The object OF this convention Is 10
enlighten our own people and such Wis
itors as we may have on such rencrnl
points. In this way wider commii-
nifty Of interests can be cultivated ana
interstate travel stimulated
III you are In sympathy viii, ,he.
movement | would like to suggest
mat you appoint a committee Of TWEEN.
ty-hve OF yonr Representative citizens
as delegates TO take up with our COM
inittecs the question Of having your
state properly represented in this con
Vention. The expense to your state
would be Very nominal. az your d!spla =
features would be largely 4 matter or
photographs slides. paintings whicl,
could be loaned, literature for distri-
button. With some addresses by such
OF your delegates as might cure 10
! attend OF other special speakers they
might select. or course. YOU might ho
able 10 arrange for more substantial
exhibits, though as TO all such ma tiers
OF detail our convention comm tocs
can enlightcn your delegates. IL You
see NJ TO give this Your support. TIT
should note that there will he no ex
pense at this end for placing and car
Ing for exhibits. SO that the outlaws
necessary for your committee 10 make
Will almost be nominal"
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was In Inc consideration OF matters
excepted from tho scheme for general
arbitration but II was found that the
desired object could be attained salts
factorily ny M exchange Of notes be-
tween the two governments cXplana-
tory of tile plan and scope of the
treaty, leaving the convention itself
simple in outline. This was regarded
as Desirable. in view of the fact that
the treaty may servo as model for
similar conventions with other powers.
Ambassador Bryce Will transmit a
draft of the treaty 70 tho foreign Of
'ice in London for conside era ton. II
the Prlvy Council acts promptly the
senate may have an opportunity TO
approve tho treaty al tho present scs-
sion OF Congress. Ha Pr
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/ SECRET DIVORCE AT RENO
Sealed Papers Upheld In Opinion OF
DiBtrfct Attorncy

Sealed Papers Upheld in Opinion Of
District Attorney.
Reno. New, May 14.--Mismated men
and women who havo come to Reno to
have the marital tie severed won a
temporary victory over local newspa-
per men. when District Attorney
WOODBURY.. In n written opinion, in
formed County Clerk Fogg that law
ycrs possessed the legal right to seal
all papers In divorce actions. The
county clerk was Informed that he
need not permit newspaper men to
inspect pleadings.
The custom OF scaling complaints
began several weeks ago, when q we'll
known New York woman's presence
here became known to her Eastern
friends through the publication OF spe-
cisl news dispatches. a newspaper
campaign against secrecy followed. and
grew 80 bitter that County Clerk Fogg
asked for n legal opinion. Tho mat
ter will be tested In the courts, the
newspapers contcnding that secrecy in
divorce actions lends itself to fraud
in service upon defendant.
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lew OF sAIrIIo, MEX Ico OF ATTACK NJ INsUR
-.
the sunken ship thoroughly examined

ID 81 =.
The sunken ship thoroughly examined
as IL is uncovered
Both the War and Navy Departments
arc perfecting their plans for rcmov-
ing the bodies OF the crew, preserving
relies and endeavoring TO reveal all
the hidden facts of the Names de-
struction Tho Secretary OF War to-
day appointed Captain James d. Tllford
to supervise the preparation and ship
mcnt of the remains of the crew to
the United States for intermcnt in
Arlington National Cemetery. The
wreck Will be examined by the Naval
Board of Inspection and Survey A
collier will be sent to the scene c
tho wreck to transport the remains
and relics to this country.
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On WY To- .,nnrc1

Juarcz, aloN.. May li.-A courier
rcac!ling Juarea Tonight from Ah,,,
mana about HALF way between Juarea
and chihuahua city, reported thai
General iiabaso With about 1900 Fed,
rral soldiers from Tho garrison in Chi
huahua, MAS near IaEuna. 1fty miles
north of tchihuahua. on his march IL
rccarture' j tarcz 1T is said he is vel
5Aupflied with hei1 guns and rapiG
nrers
Preparations were al once begun 10
circ tho Federal leader warm re
ceptIon before lie marched much FUR
thcr ,iorthward. Troop trains on the
Mexican northwestern Railroad wer.
odcrcd placed in readiness. and ganga
OF mon started out TO make the las;
eccessaity repairs 70 the track be-
tween here aid Ahumada.
Several hundred insurrcctes have
hecn watching The roads north OF Chi
hnalua eyer Since General Rabagc
started north. and these troops
hcaviil. reinforced from the army IN
.lnarcz. armed with the mountain how
tiers and rapid fire gins captured
from the l-cdcrn,s, will be we'll pre-
pured 10 DO battle
Should General Rabaso elect 10 hg'ii
lie probably will md before him 2.6ov
inslirrectps, well armed and supplied
NTH plonty OF ammunition. and
seasoned by hard campo gnins.
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.,Or.Jcrc,i; Ia Jrtrht.'

Nosalos.. Mexico. May little ar
rival to-day OF tho Federal force tina
evacuated EananeaF has swcllcd tho
garrison TO s0S1nen .s.s
Observation-Disclosures thoy would make a
stand hero against the robcls. colonel
oJeda. tho Federal 9commandcr replied:
"Wc arc ordered to hight"
With seven machine guns. the Fed
erals are in shape to put up Il despcr-
ate fight.
One OF the machine guns stands on
n hill TO tile southwest aud another on
n hill cast of tho town. Neither can
be put in action without shooting into
the American por,loit.of tho town.
y proclamation signed by army. civil
md connty and municipal authorities
Was posted tonight IN NoEalcs. Ar.:,
ordering all citizens. in the event #
m attach, 10 remiin IN their houses
and to avoid concentrating on the linS
or in exposed positions
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CHICAGO SOCIETY
CUT TO A HUNDRED
Mrs. Harold Mccormick Sets Il
"ElisibIc" Limit at That


Chicago. H.. May ll.-chicago soci-
city Is puzzled over the invitation list
OF Mrs Harold Mccormick. She has
taken leading part In social and
charitable affairs for some time, and
introduced innovations. One Is the So
ciety promenadcs in Lincoln Park
Now she Is to give dances In the new
refectory In the park. This is a pub :
lie institution, and here and there an
element of the public is kicking be-
cause the move limIts the service to
the public. Mrs. Mccormick, who was
Edith Rockefeller. ordained that Tues
day and Friday should be promenade
days. According to persons who ought
TO know. she has cut "eligibles'' TO 100
The ostens!ble purpose OF tho Zone
Hundred Club IS to give the dances
The first dance Will be given Juno Q
and great secrecy is being maintained
in regard to II. But there is this as
surance for those who WILL be hidden:
Their names will have passed muster
and they will be enrolled on new list
OF "one hundred" that henceforth Will
represent the exclusive in Chicago So
ciety.
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1Imich mint Hone.

MEXICO City. May 1i.-Clutching the
faint hole that the quarrel between
Aladcro md Orvzco would yet result
IN the disruption Of the rebel forces
and thus relieve the government OF
Inc necessity uf facing crisis, Pres
idcnt biaz ana his Cabinet to-day de-
pided To await tho dcve lopments of
another twenty-four hours before
altering ;hcir policy.
rlle Cabinet meeting to-day took
place nj tile home of the President.
Thc ministers had received little news
of an encouraging character and the
task Of discussing the situation WAS
not rendered more pleasant by tho fact
that the president is suffering with an
ulccrated tooth. liI-gl
There were numerous reports ofHthe
movements OF the rebels, including oc-
Irupation OF small towns and battles
impending. but the Minister of War
was unable 70 report any Federal vic
tories. st
Following the meeting OF the Cabi-
net Minister dc la Barra stated that
ii had hecn decided TO await develop
ments at JuarcY. Speaking for him
self. the minister manifested once more
Ills optimism. lie declared that the
unofficial efforts toward n resumption
OF negotiations for peace would yet
prevail
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EMlEtoR AND EMPRESS
Will. VISIT LONDON

London. May 1.-THE German I'm
poria yacht lFohen1olicrn, with the
Emperor and Empress and Princess
Victoria Iuisc aboard. arrived ut
Sheernoss this evening. Tho German
cruisers escortinS the yacht exchanged
Salutes with the British warships. The
latter were gaily decorated, and the
crews gave n cheering welcome to the
visiting sovereigns. Their Majesties
remained aboard the llohenzolicrn to-
hIght.an will come TO London in tho
morning.
The Emperor will ROMAN in London
u week, during which time he will at
tend the unveiling OF the great ma
tonal memorial TO queen Victoria and
be entertained at various functions
preliminary to the coronation festivi-
ties.
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Navarro Grateful.

ElIpaso. TEX. May III General Juan
Navarro. commander OF the Juarez
Federal forces, who gave his personal
Iaroie to Provisional President OF
Mexico. General Francisco l. Madero.
.ir, yesterday. and who was aided by
INC latter in escaping TO the United
states side OF the river when his life
seemed in danger. is cndeavoring 10
persuade the Federal officers under
him who broke their paroles and came
TO FL Paso-after the surrender TO re-
tnrn 10 luarez and report to their cap
tors. Some sharp discussions took
piacc to-day between one or TWO of
The Federal officers and the general.
who uphrside,i them for what he
termed their lack Of honor Ills argu-
n,erts were without result
The Solnti.p OF the paroles had
much 40 With the sudden outburs,
YESTERDAY. When many OF the insur-
rectos demanded that General Navarro
he tried By court martial. while others
demanded that he be shot. f
Incidentally. General Navarro to-day
EXPRESSED his deep gratitude for the
Kind treatment no had received from
the insurrccto leaders.
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SOON TO BARE THE MAINE.

withstanding the recent slight mIshap
70 the mammoth Golfer dam surround
ing the battleship Maine in Havana
harbor. the army engineers who are
raising the Inflated ship expect to-
begin pumping out the water May 90
Captain Ferguson, supervisor OF the
work, to-day conferred with War De-
partment officials. As beginning. nye
feet OF water Will be pumped ont Of
the coffer dam and then pumping oper.
atoms Will cease for ten days to test
The Golfer dam against tho immense
rressure OF surrounding water. II ii,
holds. pumping will be resumed and
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B0I.T spAnEs sLEEpEks.
Mother AMI Child Unscatbcd ms Light
nlnE PlnyS Havoc.

Asbury Park. May 1i.-Iightnins
carly to-day hit tho residence OF John
Sugar, at Avon, ripped hole In the
roof. setting fire to IT,, passed down
into bedroom in which Mrs. Sugar
and her ycar-oid baby lay asleep.
Knocked a piece out OF tho plaster on
one side of tho room and then leaped
over. tore the mattress from undor
the sleepers nnd set frc to the cloth.
Mrs. Sugar and the child were alb
solutcly unframed and not even dazed.
John Brown small boy awakened
by tho crash OF thunder and finding
the house full OF smoke. ran out and
was attempting 10 ring the fire alarm
on nearby corner by shining up the
supporting pole to reach the door,
when Policeman Couldy came along
and rang 1t for him. The fire was ex-
tinguished with little loss
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FIRST DRAFT COMPLETED

Good PROGRESS Made on Arbitration
Treaty.
shington. May 1.-THE nrst draft
Q. the arbitration treaty between the
United states and Great Britain IS
practically complete, The State De
partincnt officials. after many weeks
OF patient work. have succeeded in
crystalli2sng tho main ideas OF tn. pro
tectors OF the pact. and after the elimI.
nation Of many unnecessary susges.
lions The treaty has been brought &c
concrete form
The principal diflcultv encountered
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BOYS TlCKLER A sTARTLER
Makes Fnlr Promcnnders jump ana
He'll Spend Two Days In JnfI.

1hhkes fnfr PrOmcnndcrN Jump and
He'll spend Two Days In Jnii.
Atlantic city. May t4.-.Forf tickling
the sillen-s hod ankles of fair Board :
Walk promenaders With II contrivanco
OF MS own invention Harry snyder.
fore Recorder Refer. and. through the
nleadlnss Of his ased mother. who told
the court that the lad was her only
Support. the practical Joker was given
Jail i, -
several women gathered before one
clutch franticAlly at their skirts, and
their screams attracted the attention or
Folicc Sergeant Iiollander. who be-
san an investigation OF the actions
OF the fair stroliers Hollander found
Young snyder calmly seated on a bench
under the Boardwalk and delightfully."-
manipulating n wire contrivance that
was causing all the commotion After
watching tho youth for few minutes
INC sergeant placed him under arrest.
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sror COLLEGE, ruLn WEEDS.
University of Omaha GETS Holiday tn
Rid Cnmpnh of DnnicIinn4

Omaha, May la.-All the students
and professors Of the University of
Omaha left their classes ana devoted
two hours to an attack on tile pest OF
tiandeions which covered the campus
lawn.
The university's lawn has had prob
ably the most lourishing crop of the
waving yellow blossoms in the city
II yielded bushels Of dundolions TO the
student diggers. All over the city wal
is being made upon dand ;lions
The Mayor and Council proclaimed a
dandelion day last week TO wedding
out of the flowers
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noLT TAXES poor AWAY.
Wire Screen, Attractive to lightning

Wire Screen, Attractive to lightning
Torn From Workers Hands.
Berwick, Pa, May IA freak stroke
Of lightning this morning wrecked the
house OF Charles Zimmerman. OF North
Berwick shattering every room in the
house a we'll as tearing on the wealth
crboards.
Himmerman's son Walter was about
TO unlock screen door. when the
lightning tore the door from MS grasp
ripping 1t to pieces and rendering The
young man unconscious.
He. az we'll as his mother, overcome
by the shock, is in g serious condition
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serving term OF from ton to twonty
years for burglary. committed suicide
In the State Prison Ivy plunsinG forty
feet from the NTH gallery of ono OF
tho cell-houscs to the stone noor His
skull was crushed,
Smith WAS proceeding along the ball
conN. when lie suddenly mounted tho
railing. -four feet high. aud plunged
OFF hcaeforcmost. lic was sentenced
from White county. October 4, 1eo7.
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SEES EARTH CUR i HORSE.
surprised Farmer Barely sn.en othe
i Nag and Himself.

Nag and Himself.
Pottsville. Pa, May While plow
ing field in suburb OF this place
yesterday, John Moss. who was driving
Two horses, suddenly saw one of then
drop out or sight. y moment ter liz
also was dragged by his hold on the
reins Into an old minc breach.
Clutchins q bush. he managed IL
hoist himself back from the brink and
keep the other frightened horse from
also going into the hole.
The horse that fell into the shaft
dropped thirty feet, and small in
cined slope had to be sunk 10 effect
a rescue
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ARMY cm,nIss rAIp roo Much.
General wood nnd Others Must TIC
turn 81 600 rrnNcl ENnenacs.

turh Si,uuo iruNci Expenses. III
Washington, y. C.. May 1i.-Major-
General Leonard Wood. chief OF staff
Of the army, md his aid, Captain Proc
tor, who attended the Argentine CEN
tcnnial: Brigadier- General L. II. Grow
der judge advocate general Of the
army who attended the Pan-AmerIcan
conference at Buenos Ayres, and Col
onel Spencer Cosby, who attended the
International Road Conference at
Brussels. viii have to return to the
United States Treasury about $1,000,
paid to them as extra pay for foreign
service. The Comptroller OF the Treas
ury has decided they were not entitled
to foreign service pay while on these
missions.
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STRIKES OUT AND FALLS DEAD

Ball Player Killed by Excitement When
Hc FaiIs TO Score.
New York. May f4.-Excitement be-
cause he struck out at a time when
his team needed a. ruin caused tho death
yesterday. OF Charles eWashauer. OF
Longwood and Westchester Avenues,
Tho Bronx, In baseball game on the
old Westchester Golf Links, at Wat
sons Lane and Westchester Avenue.
When the umpire called "Strike threel,
tho batter reeled and fell dying. Scr.
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WALLPAPER MADE HEn BLIND.

Woman May Pcrmnnentiy Lose Sight
Of nm Eye From Poisonous Dust.
hittsburg. Pa.. May is,-Mrs AZ. ].
Anderson, thirty-Aye years old, Of
Homestead, probably will lose the
sight Of her righ, eye though being
roisored by tints In wallpaper She
Is now at Il hospital suffering greatly.
:le was having her rooms papcre,I
Yesterday. and tho gilt and red color
Ing matter brushed from the wall en-
tcr' 4 her eyes. causing them tc become
50 inflamed that within few hours
she was totally blind. Physicians de-
ciared that the colorlng matto- in tho
paper caused all the trouble.
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crry's for Clothes"

While not Wishing TO cast
any floral offerings al our
selves, still we can't refrain
from saying that this 'ecip-
rocity idea we've always prac-
iced in our regular business.
We make every trade rccip-
rocate- give TO each customer
the equivalent OF his money in
reliable clothing.
To-day soc onrncw Recip-
rocity True Blue Serge Suit
all wool, Berry made, most re
cent style, $50, and money re-
funded if anything goes
wrong.
Everything else for comfort
III hot weathcr-mon or boy.
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AUTOMOBILES STRUCK
CnllIdcs With Trnin. nnd Three az
---- ID TMrt N-Arc INIlIcd ------ ---

Utica, y. y. May li.-An automobile
containing . party of five WAS struck
by Mohawk ANA Malone Railroad
train near knsts Bridge to- day Three
members OF tile party were Killed and
two seriously injured.
The dead: W. r. Van VIE civil en-
sinccr. Fred Harvey chauffeur and
Miss julia Ellington. all OF Fulton
vile. l M
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ncmonstra1 oil. h; After q thorough ex-
animation fdiltdSto unearth any. milf
'.ary mincs,Ss tho rebels occupied tho
.Glty Ilails-and thc barracks Federal,
.tynpat IN i<ers;Swcre' taken into custody,
the crowdesccliecrInsi each urrest,
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uSnlrrBN arRL mas nAB1Es.
Most Mysterious Case OF Hydro
phohIn Yet Rennrtad

phobIn Yet Reported.
Salisbury. Pa. May IA my steriou.
case OF rabies has developed in He'll
wood. near here, Of which Helen Davis,
about eight years old. Is the victim
So far as is known, the child has
never been bitten by dog, and no
scar could be found.
Or. r. r. McHenry. Of fleetwood. dis
covered positive symptoms of rabies
and notified the local representative
OF the State Health Department, DR.
S. c. Weamer. who ordered the child
sent to a Johnstown hospital yesterday
for Pastcur treatment n
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BURGLAR KIDS CONFESS.
Tell How They Entered Homes From
idjOlDInE Roofs

NdJOIDInE Roofs.
Mahanoy City. Pa, 14.-Arrested
on suspicion II bmrGlarizing four homes
In the First Ward, Joseph Roman and
John Lime. thirteen years or age and
schoolboya. confessed before Justice
Wyatt and were held TO await trial.
The boys were taken into custody
az thov left the school room, and told
how they worked after midnight. gain.
Ing entrance to homes from the ad.
Joining roofs.
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Advertising Specialists

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EXPORTS rAss TWO nll.L,oys.
For Twelve Months Ended Nprii, MarI
------ of s.. .NI2. N0O. 900 LIZ Set. -----

For Twelve Months Ended April, Mark
of s2,0I2,00O,0OO IL Set.
Washington, y, c.. May l4.--Exports
from the United States. for the hrst
time In any twelve months period
Passed the 5000, 100000 mark, being
s2ol..7ia5O5. for the wear ending Wit
Anrll. according TO iruras prepared By
Tie Department of Commerce and IA
Dor, Exports IN Aprii-sl5S .00i, 276-
were larger than for any previous
April. while the imports were nearl,.
Sii.o0o,000 less than those OF April
1910. OF the total Importation dur
Ing the month amounting TO sto1,12s.-
600 worth. @
The excess OF exports over imports
for April was S37,s00.0oo. and for the
len months ending with April s4Ts.-
100000.
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Mrs. F.. n. Cameron.
Decial to The Tim -DtSnat cb I

lSPVCIHI 20 II TIC 7IIIneS-DISpatc ten.
Maidens, Va. May 14.-Mrs II. N.
Cameron died at her home. Snowden.
Goochland, Friday afternoon. after q
brief Illness. She is survived by her
husband and three children and her
parents. Mr. and MrA. Noah Lippy: one
sister Mrs. Cyrus Long! Reistertown.
and four brothers, w. "A. Lippy, OF
Richmond; w c., Allen ". and o. e.
Lippy. of Gooohland. The funeral was
held at tho residence to-day nj II 30
=. NJ. with interment in Oak Grove
Genet ery. i'a .ff.fa5 it. - IN
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OBITUARY
Mira. Fannie McTeer.
Especial to The Times Diana tc

-T- l5ptCiaI 10 Ihe Tim es- DispAt ch.
lyanhoe,. Va. May l4.--Mrs. Fannie
Mercer died here yesterday at the
She was ejXty-five years OF age, and
Is survived by one sister and brother.
Mrs. l.. r. Painter OF Ivanh.c, and
Gogin Hatcher, of California;; also one
half-sister, Mrs William FL Painter, OF
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old homo in Chicago and he scnt for
Father guile, and hero we are"
The child was given clean frock
and OUTFIT by friends.
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LEAFS TO DEATH IL rnlsoN.

Lons-Term convict PIungcs From
High Gallery 20 Stone Floor.
Michigan City Ind. May li.-John
smith a tlirty-ninc-yea old convict,
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phone Madison AIS.