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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19
Dickey---Co sby.

b.. DANyIIIE, VA. Jan. ls.--Eliza-
beth Stevenson Cosby. daughter Of
the late John II. Cosby and Mary
Wilson Cosby. and Erwin John INC
key, son of Mr.. and Mrs James b..
Dickey, Of Atlanta. Ga, were mar
ried Wednesday evening, January ~
1912. at o'clock.
Owing TO the unfinished condition
OF the First Presbyterian church, the
ceremony was performed in the
Main Street Methodist church by Rev.
f. II. Harding. -. p, assisted by
Rev. w. r. Laird. y. .. DIR. Hard
ing was a beloved friend and col
legemate OF the brides grandfather,
Or. Wilson, and ofiiciated al the we'd
ding Of her father and mother.
The music was rendered by Mrs,
Wallace Ayree. organist, and Miss
Marie Conner. violinist, assisted by
Miss Bessie Carter. who sang Con
staney." and believe Me, If All
Those Endearing Young Charms,
while Call Me Thine own" was given
during the ceremony.
The attendants entered as foll ows;
Miss Mary Raper Jofnst6n with Mr.
Bush Miss Bland Scheduled with
Mr. Wilson Cosby; Miss Grace Jones
with Mr.. Eugene Dickey: Miss Eliz-
abeth s. Henry with Mr.. Mortimer
Cosby; Miss Virginia Whitley with
VIZ f. II. Miller; Miss Elizabeth
NOEL with Mr.. Stewart Boyd; Miss
Mary G. Smith with Mr.. Wilson Will
liams: Miss Selma Ravenel with Mr..
Eugene Haynes; fishers; Mr. Lewis
walker, Mr.. James Harrison. Mr..
Jules James, Mr.. A. r. Perkins. Mr..
Malcolm Harris. Mr.. Harmon School
field. Mr.. I.andon Berkeley, Mr.. Fred
Harrison.
The maid II honor preceded the
bride, who entered with her Oldest
brother. John II, Cosby. The bride
was met at the altar by the groom
and the best man. Mr.. James j.. Die
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19
lee asops Beats.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
KING GEORGE. VA. JAM 1S.--The
present freeze up has stopped the
Baltimore steamers from coming up
above Tappahannock. The steamer
Middlesex due At Fredricksburg last
Saturday morning got up TO Bowter-s
wharf In Middlessx. ana being unable
to ret up higher on account Of Ice IN
the river dropped hack to Sharp'a
wharf to make the trip to Norfolk
II possible. All the other steamers
at last accounts EXCEPT the Potomac
which gees 70 Norx6t were tisd up.
The Anow u about six iuehas -
depth here 1t present and ~ -
llnSAea ~ mceo = heine h0u ,sg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19
HER HOMEMADE SPIRITS
ARE MUCH TOO ARDEN,

Mrs. Amanda Ritter. OF 1408 East
Main street. who was arrested two
weeks ago fpr selling ardent spirits
on Sunday. was fined $50 and costs
and placed under $500 bond in Po-
lice Court yesterday morning.
The woman was selling wine she
had manufactured herself and which
upon analysis vS,s found to contain
11.66 per cent. alcohol.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19
WIFE AC(srSER PAWS
TO SHOW UP IN COURT

Although ne swore to a warrant
charging his wife with attempting to
kill him by putting ground glass In
some chicken stew she had prepared,
w. 8, BarhHm.nf- 3h7=nenar street,
failed to appear when Mrs. Barham
was arraignett- before Police Justice
Crutchfleld yesterday.
Justice Crutchfield continued the
case until January 81 and issued an
attachment for Barham. Magistrate
Mccarthy went surety In the sum OF
$500 for Mrs. Barham's appearance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19
Eanes--Iodae.

Especial TO The Richmond Nirsinian.)
ETTRICK, VA. Jan. 1S.-Mr. Wal
ter Edward Eanes, "A well known mer-
chant OF this city. and Miss MaFguer :
tie Catherine. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. Lodge, went to Washington
Tuesday and were married In that
city. After short trip they will
make their home In this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19
Will Build Stable.

Mrs. Alice Royal was granted a
permit yesterday to erect a wo-story
brick stable in the rear of $50 North
Second street, to cost $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19
FALLS FROM POLE;
is BADLY INJURED

Robert Hastings. the young teie-
phone hneman. who was hurt yes
terday by falling from . pole. was
reported last night 1t Memorial Hos
pital to be In = very serious condi-
ton. The exact nature Of his In
furies wan NOT known. 4 was $1,000 ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19
Doyte---Ooburr.

Especial to The Richmond Firginian)
EMPOR1A. VA. Jan. l8.-Mr. John
A. Doyle. and Miss E1Inice Henrietta
Ogburn, both OF the western part of
Greenesville county, were married ut
Independence Methodist church We'd
nesday evening, Rev. J. W. Hickman
performing the ceremony. The young
couple will reside In the county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19

daughter OF the late George w. par-
nall and of Mrs. Darnall. OF Lexing-
ton, and u sister OF Mrs GouFtlandt
Howell and Mrs. Thomas Barclay
Harrison, Jr., of New York, and OF
Mrs. James A. Farra, OF Lexington.
She IL n charming and and accom-
plishcd woman. MIR. Sinclair belongs
to a family of distinction. He is
son OF the late Lieutenant Arthur Sin
clair. OF Virginia. a grandson OF the
late Captain Arthur Sinclair, and a
eat-erandson of Commodore Arthur
Sinclair, OF naval fame. Through
his mother, who was Mrs. Willett, he
In related to other families OF note.
The marriage will take place March
10 at tho home of the bride-e,ect In
Lexington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19

Judge and Mrs. Edward s Turner
of warreutpn, Va, are tho guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Worsham' iV'
North Haryie street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19
Personals,

Miss Mary Chalmers and Miss
Elsie Harrison viii leave on Monday
to attend the dances at the Uni
versity OF Virginia.
Mrs. George Small, OF YORK, Pa,
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gran
VILE q. Valentino. ----
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19

Miss Erva Payne. of Harrisonburg,
arrived on "wednesday to spend
n month or six weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Eppa Hunton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19

Mrs william wylie and Miss Nina
wylie. OF Baltimore, Will spend reo-
ruarv In Charleston; 5. C.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-19

Miss Rebecca Gordon. who went TO
Atlanta to visit Mrs. J. G. shafer
has been spending several days win
Mrs Metz In Decatur GA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
STEEL PRINCES
MAKE PAUPfRS
Decl.gss Brandcis. n Lively Tilt
With Counsel fer Steel Cor
poratlo,.
,Ry Associated Press

Wa: hington, Jam. =" ~" =,
Erardies. an eitctsey ..,, .,
''''' ~" - !. Reid. ,ou, sci for The
~, z" States Steel Corporation.
- .Vd before the House invest ;ga,-
ing committee. inuuiring into the
,crroratcn's labor policy. Reed con
tend Il that tn. committee has III
right to investigate labor conditions.
chairman stanley rYl"d ,therw!sn,
Hran,'rs said that The r,rcrt asi'a-
tioh showed the inability of large
corporations To rrlald hUmln ll".
~. says conditions hero are worse
than these in F.nlland. wh.l, III
stepl workers hour, are 30 week.
while T. pr cent ct l,lr workers q
This country work =, hours 4 Mr,k X.
lranG"i> said thai arr Hsir *ai,'
ae steel business vas a ,as Of .ciSi
;r faniuc, prince ~ ranp l,dat
- asserted. with the steel rcrpola
lien il il 4 rasc OF prince and paH-
ngliaing. Ne lik,ied the coud.t!on
i, those o. ai,r;cn, ahsrnsec landlord
ism in Ireland, worse than SLAYER!
in this country
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY.

A building and Loan Company,
Nhit Il Lakeland has SO long needed,
has been organized through III" ef-
forts of +. l.. Waring tOf which Mr..
Waring is secretary and trrasur'rD
with New York capital and som" o.
New York's finan,icrs behind il Th'
company will be known as the Inter
State Loan and Development Co.,
with capital of 100000, and 4
bond issue o.. 100000. which will
give the company a working capital
of SoOU,OVU. The management Oi
the company will be under Mr.. War
ing's direction AT this end and the OBJ
ject of the company will be- to assist
in the building aud Improvement OF
the city in every way possible by as
sisting the people to buy and bui''.
their hcmes and build and support
industries that warrant ard merit
their support.
This company is being incorporat-
ed under the laws of the State of Del
aware, because it takes only a few
days to put il through. where 1t re-
uuires about 60 days in Florida, and
Mr.. Waring hopes to BE- In a posi-
tion to commence work within 80
favc
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
MET SATURDAY

The Teachers Institute met at
Lakeland High School building,
saturday Rev. jenkins conducted
tho devotional exercises. and thr
tea, hers felt the better for him hav-
.ng been with them.
Miss Hart talked on the devices
ascd in governing her room. Sht'
gave som. good ideas which were fol-
lowed by lengthy discussion o
ways and means of interesting and
governing the pupils by the other
teachers.
Mr.. Jett next spokr on the relation
between parent and teacher. His
talk was very earnest ard TO the
aint. Miss Met rary. next read a
..ry interesting paper on the value
G phonics i'm the first three grades.
This subject being cf such vital in
portaEce. was discussed at lensth,
especially by the primary teachers.
Miss Gnthrie had prepared a splen-
did paper showing the difference be-
tween mechanical work and develop
rent work in number. which she
read
This concluded the program and
the president, Prof {. VI. Jones, ap-
pointed the following program COM
mittee: Prof l.. L jones. Mss
I thompson, Miss Gu-hie
Meeting adjourned TO meet the
fourth Saturday in February a,
Lakeland
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
BIG CANVAS THEATER.

: jewell Kelley Company will
'F'n their second weeks engage
H. nj az their big canvas theater to-
Presenting for the ars, time
:. ''F e.;y the tour-act comedy, The
Tier Choice" The play is
- 70 be one of the bes, in the
SApanys repertoire.
fse Man of Mystery" will be
hisht's Offering. Way
A2st will 20 on "Wednesday
:. Wife in Name Only" will be
Pc de resistance THURSDAY
Zen a part Of the proceeds
:. gwen to the Daughters of
l:5.. .'eaeracy. East Lynne the
c,I oTite, will be given a spa-
,,,- ,-'anee on Friday night.
an evenings at Sis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
SOCIALISTS ORGANIZING
IN POLK COUNTY

The Socialist party OF Polk eoun-
ty Is organizing. Socialist locals
are in existence al New Hope, Fort
Meade, Mulberry, FrostprUof and
Union Grove. A meeting is called
for next Sunday to organize loca.
al Canal
Az the convention held here re-
Gently Mr.. W. A. Mann was chosen
county organizer. Mr.. Mann in
forms US that the organization will
be pushed until the whole county is
organized into locals.
A county convention is called for
some time in April to complete la"
Organization OF the Socialist party OF
Polk county. At this or subsequent
meeting a full ticket of county Of
,icers will be placed in Nomination
b- the Socialists.
The organization OF this party Is
,n-r thorough AID mor" 0r ta@ In ,
o. trade nni3rs than that OF any
ether party al this time Feat Meade
Leader.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
LANDED A TWELvE.POUND BASS.

Air. &. 7. Fiomii = ana Nr and
Nrs James I,ryh. The latter ., thi-
tasa. hrun. hi e. rnr Office saturday
cs5niug 4 handsome hlarh bass
Nhi,h they had rau-h' I.,m the "
r.r, %. LAX Gunry.
The fish ,ipprd ,lr scales ~
twelve pound, aud Ma' INDEED !
Handsome specimen Mr +. ming,
VII, Aa. rather large Ii-t was able
!, rlarc il IN the H.. h'r mouth VIII
..t t.u,ling ritN"r side The ho.i
tas photographed a.d later 1t %ran-
"a he table "A, the Sparlns home.
where ~ had 4 feast W lo' IN" So"''
Speaking Of the "nioymen, derived
i.cm catching the handsome fellow.
MI Doyle said. III only my friends
in thica.n ,Quld httr Sc"n Us. W.
so, Mr.. Fleming 10 show MS whr:a
tie fish bite the bet, ard VIZ had
hardly east nut our line before W.
We're rewarded bt 4 huge tug ani
,he fish flew out OF tae water iuily
four crt. We used rid and rorl
and scon had him safely in our boat.
\, noon We spread our lun, h On tn"
lake shor, beneath the oak trees, ard
there, with the thermometer some
v here in the nrighburhood OF 80 de-
.rees. we certainly spent a royal
time. Back home the Ice Is two feet
deep in the river and down here the
flowers ar" tlocming and the wealth
cr is ideal lis Lakeland for min"
every time. and advise everybody
who wants to haze real good lurk
fishing to hunt up my good friend.
G. 4. Fleming who is the champion
i-h catcher
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
SUICIDE SLABS HIMSELF
DOZEN TIMES IN BREAST

hner.cus, Ga. Jan. 2s.-Aftec
''Hlng friends yesterday that they
"oAla never see him alive again,
''ua'! Alexander Sullivan, deputy
'al'i l"rk OF the local post -office,
- 'olnf dead today behind the
I'd T. his room.
=" had thrust knife twelve
y la'o his breast and to complete
- >"A7 for death drew a razor
'''N an artery in his wrist and
Nv us hand over a wash-bowl un-
4 !. feN. He was torty-three years
w AID had been a post-ofsce am-
""h'y years. He had bee.. in
'a-.~a..h
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
MORE RIOTING
AT LAWRENCE
STRIKERS ATTEMPT TO PRE-
VENT OPERATIVES FROM
RETURNING TO WORK.
(Ey Associated Pre.ss.l

Lawrence. Mass, Ian. a9.--Thsre
was serious riuting when crowd OF
strikers attempted To prevent me -o?-
,yatiyes from resumng work in the
textile mills. In many eases l. =
strikers were successful. Tie mills
ere able to reopen only or a greatly
reduced s,aic. Se'clal persons were
injured. The rioters held up twenty
or mere street ears and forced tae oc-
,rpants to uligh, They assaulted
the PASSENGERS. in ,hc belle! tha'
They were strike break, IS. threw Dot
Ties, lumrs OF ice t,c The mob was
ecmposrd mostly 0. turcianers, Hun
.er is pinefing many who Went out
ard thy are returning 70 work III
many Instances.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
WOMAN F0RGER IN TROUBLE

The following, taken from the Or
lando ReporterStar, will be- CT inter
e,,, giving as it does. furthre partlc-
ulars Gi the forgery ease CT Mrs. Ear,
Logan, whose husband appeared
here a few weeks ago in yaudcyill"
a. the Star theater.
Marshal Maltbic arrested Mrs.
Earl Logan. young woman twenty
years OF age, at the Orlando Hotel
here. charged with forgery. She had
been in town with her husband for
week or mere. Maltbie received
instructions from the Jacksonville
authorities 10 arrest and hold her
awaiting the arrival Of an odicer.
Deputy Sheriff Vinsant. OF Jackson
vile, arrived and took his prisoner
hack over the SeabOard. Her hus-
band left for jacksonville, TO arran -
the details Of a bail bond. She will
he arraigned in the criminal court.
"She Is charged with forging
checks on the Montgomery Amuse-
ment Company. for whom her hus-
band once worked as a vaudeville
singer. The story she told o. her
troubles here was pathetic. She
made it appear that a clerk in the
office of the Montgomery Company
had annoyed her with his attentions,
and when she threatened to tell her
husband, the clerk offered her so
hush money. She said she told her
husband anyway. however, and when
the man who drew the check found
this cut he repudiated il. and accus-
I'd her of forgery. Unfortunately or
the truthfulness of this narrative.
however. the Jacksonville deputy
told OF her discrepancies in other
check signatures.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
GALLOWAY GROWERS ORGANIZE

The vegetable growers OF Galloway
and vicinity have organized as Tn"
Galloway Vegetable Growers Asso-
citation for the purpose OF packing
and marketing their produt Is. T.. g..
Gardner Is President and W. ]. Young
is general manager. A new packing
house is to be built at once in time
10 commence packing the spring crop.
Manager Young, who is Thoroughly
familiar with all the details ard one
=, the best posted men on the subject.
says that he is going TO set stand
ard pack and grade for all goods that
20 out OF the packing house and in
.ist upon it. That all vegetables
bearing the Galloway Association
brand will be strictly FIRST class in
every respect, and that buyers and
consumers can depend upon 1t. This
is a move in the right direction and
should be followed by all growers. AZ
ncst of the trouble with all Florida
truck is the poor grade and pack.
Liter Manager Young says that they
iii take up the marketing end OF
lie proposition and try and secure Tor
he grower fairer return for his
rlD. .Florida Grower.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
.,--r. SUBURBAN ADDITION.

,sN suburban addition to be
,ho city. assisting Of fifty
ites. is that OF McSsis.
,a 3 S,r!,y ard &. {. Rogan, who
uroi the property north oi
-, o.s TIL, grounds and east OF
l.t. Moron. .er the purpose OF
H.. ...rs M an exclusive suburban
e. .ail. placing building restrie-
til. a,d establishing uniform
ll.,4as line. This property Will be
4 ,aa a. "Rosedale.
y Engineer Brush is now en-
.;c.A in surveying and laying on
s...,.s lo,S. ,tc., and as Soon as this
rort is Completed these gentlemen
il g,ade the streets, put out shad"
;-''t, aAd plant lots Of rCses.
uHas - the nearness to the bust
NNS district and Lake Morton, this
'aeald be one OF the most attractive
aAti'ieas ever added to the city OF
Lax land II is also the intention
G. 'aes. gentlemen to allow no resi-
t.A's 20 he constructed in Rosedale
d cost Of less than one thOusan 4
'9ars. ard no building to be placed
Mr. the >idawalk than a certain
'9.'. 'terchy preserving a uniform
t-.l,.g line.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
rROE, sNEATS 1T MALI.

=. . Liz political rally a. MiHml.
rrof, >'hom, ~, present and q h'
eddie, !, ,hc Mt'rop4.!- mas the i0i-
wv It's;
"Ir,a w. \. :'trai., n,o cam, !.
..!tci IL. frs. iatrcdu' ton, Wa ask
I'd to spaak to the people and re-
rondei ii few words that were
warm, received. lr did ne SPEAK
on any OF the general issues ol the
day. b., addressed himself 10 rN-
planning his e;,nd.dae., giving som"
q! his experiences in ,du aiionai
lines
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
STREETS OF GAINESVILLE
STILL MINUS ELECTRICITY

The streets of Gainesville We're
again darkened saturday ni-ht, ow-
irs TO the stand assumed by the
Gainesville Gas and Ele e'tr'c Po"e.
Company that current will lot be
turned on until the city settles the
light bill for the month OF Deem
ber
The indications are that tas
streets will remain in this condition
Tor several days. IS the toGnr'l Vii
not meet in regular session unt.
ycnGay night. February ;. CAi.'9s'
,.llr sun
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
WORLD WINS SUIT
BROUGHT BY E. G. LEWIS

Herman, Mo-, Jan. oS. The
jury in the ease of f. q. Lewis, o.
University, Mo, against the Pulitzer
Publishing Company. OF ST. Louis,
which was on trial here last Week
returned verdict in favor CT the
publishing company last night. Lew
is sued for $.5U,00O alleging he ha'
been dama.ed hy the publication III
"A st. Louis newspaper Of the post
ri,ire inspectors report on the P"o
lies United states Bank, which lat
cr was closed b. fraud order
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
WOLTER PAYS
DEATH PENALTY
EXPlATES MURDER OF RUTH
WHEELER IN ELECTRIC
CHAIR THIS MORNING.
(Ev Associated Press. }

Oss.ning, y. V, Jan. ~. Albert
Wo.,cr was put TO death iii the cleo
trir e..ir at Sins Sing prison at az |
this marnin-. for the. murder, neari!
two wears ago. OF tiftcrn-year-oiI
Ruth Wheeler, who went to HIS Hal
I, a,swcr an advertisement for a
s,cncgrapher.
II is alleged She was Stranghd aho
,,urued, after being mi.trcatrd. y ~
Ter left stateman, denying 'ht
uin,r, and alleging that justice nav
been denied him, ANA that ne v"
,pu,ittrG en- circumstantlal evidence
! Gov rncr Fix ,c used 70 trt-rieFe.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
TAMPA VISITOR DROPS
DEAD AT TAMPA

I. T.. Penney a pr min'a' i"Sh'
ne. anu clua man of Minneapolis.
Mimi Nrc mas hrcn spending ms
,,,,,rs hcr, ivr i number Q. y'"'s'
,,r,un,d dad suddcr!y .>-'atlaS az
i,ruoon aheul T. O'clock. i"s' "'
~. .n,N th.. aQtGtsi.h'~ ~
-tcppin.,
Frank prurn. preparatory TO taElH-
ride about tie city with Mr.. l'rurn.
Ar. Penney, apparently had been III
seed health just prirr 10 hi, death
which came a. great surprise ana
shock Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
DAUGHTERS OF THE
CONFEDERACY BENEFIT

The Jewell Kelley Company viii
give a benefit performance for the
Daughters OF the Confederacy az the
canvas theater. Thursday night Of
this week. A part OF the proceeds
will be given 20 the society to help
nay the balance due on the monu-
men. fund. VIE in Name Only
will De the play that evening.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
CHANGE IN STAR MANAGEMENT.

Mr. J. Z. Brown, who has been in
tclested With Mr.. {. a. Mcdonald ia
ne star theater, has sold his inter
cs, nthc business to Mr. Jas. Hart
y,l,. OF Cincinnati, Ohio, who will be
asso lated With Mr. Mcdonald in the
conduct Of the business in the iut-
ure.
Mir. liartzell has had many years
experience in the moving picture
business, and will, no doubt, BE- quite
successful here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
THREE CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH
And Fouth G.e Badly Injured. When
Home Burns in Town in South
Carolina.
ipv Associated Press. !

sr,staubur-. 5, g.. Ian -
rhrr.. children .. Wait Gibson, \
,,rmer near Campahel.o. in this
county. were buned 10 death tG'S
morning when tar & h.,tn lcme was
destroyed ~ IT, \ Er"i:A rh!!d !
,rrcibly injured, anG Is expected I
dle Tie children We're aioNr and i
i taos 1t they 'aucht From gra'
Gre ~a., u sJa,tod the ii..M'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
SAY HARMON IS
OUT OF HARMONY
(Dy Associated Press. J

Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 23.-The
Progressive Democratic Leasre has
issued a statement declaring that
Goyernor Harmon is out OF harmony
and calls upon Democrats TO nomi-
nate a progressive for President. The
statement says: IL any man is to be
nominated on the tariff question. II
should be Champ Clark or some other
man in Congress during the fight
asains, the Payne-.Aldrich tariff
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
THIRTEEN THIS
TIME NOT UNLUCkY
(Hy Associated Pres.

Wicklific, Ky. Jan. 30. Thirteen
occupants of boat which was run
down near Cairo, III, last night by
Ice. who was reported drowned, ar
rived here this morning, having been
earr., d down the stream.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
TOMORROW IS
ILLINOIS DAY
,-srnry1s OF THAT STATE WILL
NAVE REUNION TOMORROW
AFTERNOON.

Day will be celebrated III
tomorrow evening from
E.a. ~. 1,.l about 10 o'clock, and
~. very bright for a large
ana enjoy ole affair. Al
an.c who were either hor"
: any time lived in Illinois
,r...u, with their iam'iies'
J.. Mn be probably over one
p.oplc who will SIT dowh
..,borate supper which is TO
II il the park
nav hc obtained this even
,r NJ either Mr. Stcitz' OF
u rouan,. All those people
r,,r lived in Illinois are
s., these BADGES ard wear
,n a.y tomorrow. All who at'
.ap,.r are asked to br!hs
v,r, they may have WIZ
d, orate the table
,bt supper program VII
f.d ott. which the puo'''
invited to attend. Shof
NJ made BY Mr.. v. +. iial
4. C.onts, Mr.. Jon
.a Mr.. NJ. f.. l'etheri" s'o''
,tiau viii be delivered D
pa-.or Of the thris'.a
4o l. formerly o. Eursk'
M.ic ty the citizens ba"
psa.ing icainf" y :"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-29
TAFT
POLlIICING IN oS:.iO
VIII Make Several Sy achcs in Buck
eye State. Were Politics is
Rampant.
(Ey Associated Pres,

C'rsciaMd. Ohio, Ian 80. I'll"
Ir don't ,i,tcIod Ohio this nornin"
,emain ,Airr days IN ~, hoth'd
.c. reH:its. Several speeches ar
\, /, GHlrd. which are cNpc, led to De-
q! great political Importance ~
WI BE- Il, columbus tomorrow ana
{, AhlCn "Wednesday.