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The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
NORTH GRAND PASS

Miss Mabel Cook OF Malta Bend.
visited her mother several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. @. Oliver were
shopping in waverly last Saturday.
Several from this part of the
neighborhood attended the funer-
al OF Mr.. Taylor at Grand Pass
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Thomas and children
visited relatives in Marshall last
week.
Little Miss Carrie Dickson spent
last Saturday night and Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. John Toile.
The government work aloopg the
Missouri River 10 progressing nice
".
Lawson Byars sold nice bunch
OF hogs last week to Plattner and
Fenner Of Grand Pass.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
A Correction

Miss De'ti Neville, the abe tea h
er of Stonewail school, called our
attention to an ar i'ls In last weeks
Republican which she said was q
reflection on her school II seems
shere was misunderstanding
She said they had not Planned to
spell against the othar schoo., but
we're to make up sides from a Sc
lection from both schools. On
account OF the bate hour the spell.
Ing was under WY when the other
school arrived and they were thus
lett out There seems nothino to
do n,w but to arrange a match
sp5 estt.e the matter In th1s way
by the best speller wina.ng out
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13

Saturday q street beggar with
q lame foot accosted US to task a
little favor" etc. and then told a
hard luck STORY and asked for a
dime or two. In order TO get rid
Of him we said we were about
ready 20 20 into his business our
selves. At this he became contiden
thai and said, ''Say, my friend, let
me give you q tip. When you get
started keep away from Marshall!
It's no good" All OF which is
good news end we hops II wiil
grow worse to this class of char.
ity objects.
Arthur Dickson. Of Hardeman,
was hare Saturday. Speaking OF
tho low prics of corn. he said he
expects to grind his corn up and
In this way get q little better
pricA ny dong 90 he save~ two
hnp,as, - ana from the nilL over
the man Who tshss It to town.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
Saw Spooks.

A good Joke was told on Jef
Dawson, co.., yesterday. He was
hauling trash to n dump adjoining
the cemetery the evening before
when several college boys dressed
In their athletic uniform jumped
over the fence close TO him while
ON little cross country sprint.
They said jeff iust got up and
went ,mc, leaving his team, and
runnl.. \all the way to town and
shouting Tor help. This story may
be exaggerated little, but We hop
jeff will get back In time to read
his Republican this week, as we
don't Like to see a good paper go
TO waste.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
Too Far in friendships
Name

When his "friepd" Jackson Con-
ners OF Lexington, Mo-, took a s5
bill from William HUT Saturday
night and tore II into confetti, the
latter fancied the bounds Of friend
ship were being somewhat over
stepped. But the uninvited accept
ance OF his cigar--a l0-center =
which Mr.. Corners extracted from
Hutt's pocket, and then blew the
smoke In It's late possessor's face
was beyond reason. Conners was
arrested on Friend" Hutt's com
plant and in the North Side Mum
icipal Court this morning the fine
was $40. give for the torn bill,
and Wen make 1t IS for tn, c.y
Judge Burney said.-S.ar.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
COUNTY COURT
CONCLUDES TERM
Two New Judges for Next
Session in January.

November adjourned term DEC.
2, 1912. Court convened pursuant
to adjournment with all members
present. The following pro:ee l.
ings were had:
Warrants issued to G ty Treasur-
ers for County Foreign Insurance
Tax.
Annual settlement OF Shickel.ord
Mt. Leonard, Special Road District
filed and by the court approved.
The following Constabies, J. c.
Adams, w. II. Higginboth1m, w. II.
Dickerson, c. o. Dowden, Charlel
NJ Shepard, A. s. Taylor, j. w.
Hilton, w. NJ. McAmis, file Their
bonds with oath OF office attached,
and the same are by the Court ap-
proved
Grim nal cost bills in the sum OF
rant Issued In said amount, and
s723.H presented and allowed, war
Clerk directed to certify the same
to Treasurer.
Misce.laneou, a:coun.s prese ntcd
and allowed apd warrants drawn
In payment OF same.
In the matter OF petition OF J.H.
Hollywood ct al for new road,
proof being made that said road Is
open and in good travelling condi-
ton. Court orders the same es-
tablishe1 as a county highway.
In the matter OF petition OF j.
II. Hollywood ct al to vacate road,
ordered that road be vacated as
described In petition.
Court selects the following fury
for the January Term, 1918,
criminal court
VIM. Eichman, John Maulm nm
Arrow Rock, township; q. T. Sto e,
John Gorrell-Blackwater town hip
II. Clay Duncan, Thos. Hatfield,
Jas. DaveDpo-t-Camb:fi. &C town
ship; Henry Maddox, VIM. Edward
Clay; Joseph Flair, A. II. Pape-
Elmwood; Charles Hume, John
Ernst-Grind Pass; John Bo ,triyit
Chas. Fenwick-Literty; Jno. Leg,
Frank Tucker. K w.. Mumford--
Marshall; z. z. Jennings. Richart
Latimer-M!ami; Il. L. Steel, s. ID.
Cochran-Salt Fork; I'd Reavis,
Geo. L Browning Sat Pond
W. N. wilso :, Supt. Comfy Zone
files regular monthly report, which
Is approved.
Joe II. Auer, collector, files state
ment OF collections for the month
of November, and Is by the court
approved.
In the matter OF Grham Like
Drainage District No. I, court or
ders report OF viewerl eni Eng me
er amended, and as amended ap-
proved; damages AWARDED Geo.
Wilson In the sum OF $i5S.6s. w.
N. Palmer and C. X. Palmer file
their written application AMI af
fidavit for appeal to the Circuit
Court, and appeal granted.
Court adjourned to mse. Jan 6.
1913.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
Charged With Incest

Geo. Tuders OF College Addition,
was arrested by Sheriff Haynie
Monday evening on a charge OF
incest preferred by his dau;htcr
Mr.. Tuders has been employed re
Gently by J. K. Blackburn and Mr..
Blackburn, Geo. Chri"m1n, d. ID.
Davidson and Mr.. Kiso gave bond
for him In the sum OF $3.50. He
declares he is innocent Of any
wrong doing.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
Among the Sick

Miss Katherine King who has
been quite sick is much better.
Miss Grace Lowe has been on the
sick list.
DIR. ]. 3. Harrison was here from
Gretchen last Monday. He report
ed his community In good health
except Joe Maioney, who Is still
quite SICK.
Rufus Holloway, OF the Bank Of
Saline, who had Just recovered
from severe case OF typhoid few
er, was taken sick again last Thurs
day and his physician pronounces
II appendicitis
Harry Roberts, the barber, has
been laid up with rheum stism since
Thanksgiving.
VIII Newton has been Aick this
week and threatened with pneu-
monia-
MIRA. Julia Emison has been seri-
ousiy III this week at her home
on South Jefferson
Iiiss Heien Cravens who has beer
suffering from an attack Of appen-
.dAc:tis, was. taken to the German
hospital IN Kansas City last weel
by hpr father, r. v. Cravens.
j. n. Roberts resolved . mes-
sage Wednesday that his brother
~. I. Roberts st wa-rsn burg. wai
critically ~ with httls hope fo'
has recovery.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
Her Brother Dead

Mrs. Bertha z. Pittman, OF West
North Street received a telegram
last Wednesday announcing the
death OF her brother, T. j. Weber
who died at he home in st. Louis
the night OF Dee. Sd. Mrs. Pitt
man went down at once to attend
the funeral. Mr.. Weber formerly
resided in the Sharon neighbor-
hood.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
DEATHS

THOMAS SHORT died at his
his home near the water works at
3.i5 a. m. Wednesday, of general
debility aged IS years, II months
and 16 days. He was stone mat
on by trade and an old citizen OF
the community. He Il survived by
his wife and three sons. Brrill at
Providence cemetery yesterday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13

o. L Areasburg, ScdalAa.
Ruth D. Wells, Defiance.
Thomas u. Pace, Napton.
Ida Wexford, Nelson
Ben3smin Jacks,n, col, Marahau
Rmma Gruy, ccc-, MaEhais
cu,t'c = Dryer, Marshall.
Anna Rrdwlns, Consoriil
Harry wasnar. Sweet sprsngs.
Maud campbep, Blue Lick.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
Real Estate Transfers
Geo L NarpoD to Jno & Jas
Wingfield lot 1i3 Henry ad-

wingfield lot 1i3 Henry ad-
ditton Marshall ...... ..... ... ITO
Mary Lennon to p J Green
lots IL, ~, 13, block :, Mount
Leonard -. ... ...... ...... ... IT'S
Harley Spangler to Mary z
Solomon lot block 81, Eng
lish add Marshall ...... &c. ... 1850
Geo A Johnson to Elizabeth
johnson lot block IL East
extension Eubank add Slater 1
Jas Baskin to Elsie A Wilson
16O acres in 22-5i-233, for life
Jas Baskin to Clara b. Ryan
100 acres in 2.-5i-23 for life 1
Jay II. McChesney to Geo r
Crockett 3s.o7 acres 39-3e-is 1900
ID r Crockett to same part
block 5 Haggin add Marehall so
Jno w Yokeley TO Jake Yoke
ley & wife1o In i5-is-22 400
Will Geh.ken to Theo Van
Holton part lot 8 block west
2nd add Sweet Springs ... 800
Saml Thomas to Maggie Lam
gan 10 acres in e-ie-21 e. ... 1900
Della Flynn to Samuel Gillian
t-2 acre I'm 11-52-2o ......... ...i25
Daniel ID Porter to John N.
Hamer & wife IS 1-2 acres
2f-50-H -. ... ... &c. ...... 1880
Phillip Leininger to Sam Igo
1856 acres 2-is-2o -. ...... ... $50
Same to J Austen Dennis lot
II block Leininger add
Napton ...... ..... ...... ..... iioo
Geo & Adolf Royar TO Adolf
Roger i53 acres 7-52-2i and
tt-b2-23 ... ..... ...... ... ...... 1850
Margaret A Elgin to Viola q
Mccoy 20 acres 7-i9-i9 ..... Il
Viola q Mccoy to Margaret
A Elgin 20 acres 7-is-1e ...... 4
J NJ Clark to Leslie q Boat
right 40 acres 23-is-22 ...... 225o
Dabney p Finley ct al to d ID
Duggins ~ acres 25-,e-22 ..... 4
ptp w sStIith W oaIt's rtth'
Jake II Fisher ct al to came,
same ......... ...".
Amanda r Wall ct nj {, .,me
himc
Chas Wingfield ct al to same
same ... -. ...... -. ... -. i
Dean d Duggins to Jos F. Wheel
or Sime...
'1s T Buck to L A Doughty
so acres In 33-5o-2i ...... ... $500
Inez r Osborn to J II Davidson
and wife lot a block q Gil
iim -. -, llOO
Philip Lcln'nger by Rxrs to T
A Smith pt lots to 10
block 2Leininger add Nap
toh, MO. ...',' bis
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
Local Items

w. r. White is Just back from
Mt. Leonard whore he competed a
big barn for J. w. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bartlett last
week moved to Kansas City to re-
side.
Mrs. W. II. Black spent last week
with her daughter Mrs. Ralph
Wakefield at Clinton.
Nose Land went to Texarkana,
Ark, Friday to be gone a week
on business at his mill there.
FOR SALE-Bourbon Red Tur-
keys. Gobblers g. hens ~. Mrs. ID
Anderson, rid 3, Marshall 5o-53b
Mrs. c. c. Mack, OF Grand Pass,
was the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Allie Barton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Utz, OF Sal
isbury, were the guests OF old Mar
shall friends Saturday.
The High School will present the
play "on Plymouth Ro, k" at the
high school tonight.
Lorenz Rasse's new residence on
Eastwood avenue Is well under way
and will be n nee home.
Mrs. Minnie Barnett has let the
contract for her new residence on
East Arrow to Contractor Page and
work is well under way.
Mrs Chas. Spradling let for
Keene, ILL.,, Friday on learning
that Mrs John Austin WIS very III
and that her baby had died.
Our premium offer year ago
brought in 600 renewals. IL
year being bigger one ought to
bring In 1890.
Mrs. l.. A. Hedr,ck OF Kansaf
City, is the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. II. L. Hall. and expects 10 re
main TN after the Lolidayg.
Saline Royal Ar-h Chapter Tues
day evening conferred degrees up
on b. y. Henley OF Sweet Spring
and Ed T. Purcell of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gilpin, OF
north OF town are the proud par
ents OF "a son who arrived on De-
eth.
Mrs. Henry Niemeer and ,..r-,
julius Re'th were here from Harde
man Tuesday and honored US with
q call.
DR.. and Mrs. j. s. Mckee are ex-
pectlng their son, Pro-. Ed Mckee
home for the holidays from Hast
ings, Nebraska
Mrs @. T. Nuckles received a
message Monday from Kirksville
that her father, X. II. McSIichsel,
was critically i'll She went over
at opee.
J. A. Burgess was In from Mt
Olive Wednesday. He said Archi,
\ Morris and bride would leave yes
terdsy for Florida to make thai
their future home IL they like the
country.
| J. H. DriskeA came In S,turia.
from LaCygne. Kansas, to visit and
attend to buainess a few days.
Aug. Schmidt went to Sitter s I
urday to spend Sunday with hi
brother-in-law, I'd Dehn, north o
Slater.
Ernest d. Martin has again locat
ei IN Marshan to practice law.
4 The faculty muaical at etewar
chapS Thursiay night was ver,
tina Prot. Richthorn Ma VT .
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder

The First Baptist church ladies
will hold their Christmas bazar
tomorrow in the Campbell building
corner OF square.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13

Misses Maytie Simmons, Nettis
Cailand, Special
MxA Annie Davis
NJ. Frank II. Gervais. John Cor
den w O. Janson, Chas. Fl. Miller,
huron J. Rhoadsss
=. W. vANDyKR. p. n.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-13
RRBEccA ANN HAWKINS was

born near Frankfort, Franklin, Co
Kentucky, Sept. 18th 1879, anI
moved to Brownsville, Missouri in
1882. She was mlrried November
2sth 1850, to Rowep Hurst, who
depirted this rfe April 18th 1885.
To this union were born eight
children five of whom survive her.
Robert Hurst o. Garden City. K,s.
Misses Georgia and Alma Hurst
and James Hurst all OF Sweet
Springs and Mrs. j. T. Martin o.
Lexington. After several years Of
suffering she quietly passed away
on Dee. 1st. iel2.-Sweet Springs
Herald.
Evening journal., 1912-01-17
FAIR COMPANY
TO ENLARGE SCOPE
Charter Amendment Will Per-
nit Exhibits From all
Over State

With the idea Of making the COM
ing New Castle County Fair an ex-
hibition worthy of the patronage Of
the entire State, notice was given at
the meeting of the directors of the
New Castle County Fair Association
yesterday afternoon to amend the
charter. 1t was also reported that the
grounds of the Delaware Horse Show
Park, used by the Association as fair
grounds, had been purchased by a
syndicate Those who have purchased
The grounds will make many import
ant changes. Under the new arrange
ment the Association will be assured
of a place to hold their exhibits in
the future 1t is understood that a
number of the Fair Association di-
rectors are interested in the new syn
dicate
Il was decided TO meet on Monday
next when the proposed charter
amendment will be considered and Il
will be presented at the shareholders
meeting to be held on February s.
Evening journal., 1912-01-17
MOOSE HAVE
GALA NIGHT
Women Friends are Enter
tanned and New Auxiliary
Suggested
VISITING SPEAKERS
AND BAND RECEIVED

Last night was ladies night" at
the club house Of Wilmington Lodge.
No. 1874, Loyal Order Of Moose. No.
7OS French street. and the affair was
such a success that it is probable a
woman's auxiliary will be organized
shortly, there being but one other
woman's branch in the order which
is located in Philadelphia. Supreme
Vice-Dictator Donges. Of Camden. N.
j., spoke and Past Dictator Lannan,
of Philadelphia. lodge. urged the for
nation of the auxiliaries.
Samuel ID. Sewer. chairman Of the
committee which arranged for the
affair, ably presided and introduced
to his audience the persons who par
ticipated in the program. The latter
included Horace Harrison, Joseph
Michaelis, Samuel ID. Sewer, Candy
Taggart and Joseph McCullion.
A feature of the occasion was the
presence Of the Moose Band, of Ches-
ter directed by William Wiley
There were thirty-five pieces in the
band and the concert was much ap.
preciated.
Following the entertainment ice
cream and cake was served.
Dettling's orchestra furnished
music for the evening.
Evening journal., 1912-01-17
DEFENDS The
CHANNEL WORK
General Bixby, Head Of the
Army Engineers, Approves
Deakyne'S Work
DEPTH INCREASED
MORE THAN FIVE FEET

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. H.
"The shoalest part of the Delaware
river channel has been increased
from 22.S feet to a depth Of 2S feet,
an improvement of five feet in the last
three years, as the result of the meth
DDS employed by the War Department
in dredging the Delaware River under
the direction of Major Deakyne."
This statement was made in a let
ter written by General w. II. Bixby,
chief Of the Engineers Corp, to Con-
gressman Moore.
Mr. Moore said General BiXby fully
supported the contentious of those
who approved the work of the army
engineers and who believe that any
interference with the work will serve
only to impede operations upon the
35-foot channel.
Il expect that the House will au-
thorize an investigation into the sys-
TEN of dredging the Delaware chan
nel," said Representative Donohoe
yesterday "ln Offering my resolution
for such an inquiry did not mean to
reflect upon Major Deakyne but
thought it best that an investigation
be made to satisfy the criticisms
against the Government. / am still OF
the opinion that much Of the mad
dredged from the channel washes
/ back again
Evening journal., 1912-01-17
DR.. SHORT TO STOP
HERE BEFORE WORLD TRIP

Friends in this city of the Rev. Dr.
Francis Burgette Short, pastor OF the
First Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Salt Lake City. Utah. and formerly a
member of Wilmington Conference,
will be pleased TO hear that he Will
spend a day in Wilmington about the
middle Of February on his way
abroad.
Dr. Short goes to make three and
a half months tour of the Holy Land,
as the guest of two members Of his
church, Newell Beeman and James G.
Penney Mr.. Penney's two sons. Bos-
well and J. c. Penney, Jr. will ac-
company the party. The party will
sail from New York on the Cunarder
Caronia. returning from Queens
town by the Lusitania. The Caronia
goes to Alexandria, stopping at Med
iterranean ports on the way. The re-
mainder of their Itinerary includes
Cairo. Port Said, Jerusalem, Joppa
Nazareth. Tiberias. Galilee. Demas-
Gus and Beirut. Then the party will
tour the Aegean Sea. Constantinople.
Greece. Italy. Switzerland. France.
Germany. Holland, England, Scotlans
and ireland.
DR.. Short writes enthusiastically o
Salt Lake City, and OF his church
which is one of the largest IN tha
city He says he hopes TO stay
number OF years in charge OF so har
monious a congregation
Evening journal., 1912-01-17
CHARITIES HAD
A BUSY MONTH
SO Christmas Baskets Con-
tanning Toys and Provisions
Make Families Happy

At the January meeting Of the AS
sociated Charities yesterday after
noon, Mrs. A. d. Warner. chairman
of the executive committee of the
board of managers. reported that SO
Christmas baskets. containing toys
and books in addition to provisions,
were sent out. Cash contributions 70
the month amounted TO SSS.72, the
contributors being Mrs. w. e. Haw-
kins. Mrs. Josephine Bissell. Mrs. Ida
NJ. Ball, William H. Hill. Mrs. Lowell,
Mrs. E. G. Robinson, Miss Rachel
Robinson. Mrs. T. c. dupont. Mrs. A.
D. Warner. Mrs. w. G. Mendinhall,
Mrs. Clara Hill, Mrs. John NJ. Car
penter, Grace Church, Mrs. John n.
Kates, Mrs. N. NJ. Browne, Mrs. w.
p. Jorde. Misses Louise and Eleanor
Johnson, Friends School and Misses
Hebb's School. Other contributions
We're received from Reynolds Candy
Company, Kennedy Company, E. e.
Hanna, c. NJ. Middleton, Holstein
Harvey, Friends School. Misses
Hebb's School. Public School No. 49,
Mrs. Clement. Miss Annie Hannom
Mrs. James Van Trump. Mrs. James
Haskill, Mrs. Lammot dupont, Mrs
Kleitz, Mrs. II. J. Stubbs, Mrs. Blatz
Mrs. A. d. Warner, Dr. Willis, Mr.
Fulton.
Mrs. NJ A. T. Clark, the superinten
dent, reported 81 new and 3S recurren
families registered at the Office, 20 o
these asking only for sewing as I
means of self help. Nurses gave pro
fessional help to five families, 55 Goa
orders were given. AZ grocery orders
outside of the Christmas baskets, IL
pieces of clothing and ten pairs o
shoes were given to IL families, AM
whole outfits of ten garments each &
II individuals, procured from tn
Benevolent Society and from tn
Needlework Guild.
The report of the visiting nurs
committee was given by Mrs. Ella /
Stafford. She reported q old cases
IA new admitted total number visits
339; deaths. one; transferred TO hos
pital, one; discharged well OF improy
ed, IS; -ema.n;ng on list, Ia: milk an
medicine, ihret; loans and appliances
six; cases reported by physicians
eight; cases reported by Associat
Charaties, i've. Amount on hand I
date, S44.32. Miss Lille Campbell
the visiting nurse. DR.. A. Robin an
nounced that a remedial loan commit
tee will be organized in the near FL
ture. the object of which is to suppl
small loans on responsible security.
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Sleighs for sale at White Bros
Front and Oranges
Evening journal., 1912-01-17
FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY ELECTS

The Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany OF Delaware reorganized at a
meeting yesterday afternoon, these Of
ficers being chosen: John A. Cranston,
president; Millard f. Davis, first vice.
president; John S. Mullln, Jr, second
vice-president Walter L. Butler.
treasurer. William J. Highfeld was
retained as secretary ard general
manager.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Executive-John A. Cranston, Mil
lard f. Davis, Howard d. Ross, John
S. Mullin. william c. Murgatroyd
Walter L. Butler. ]. Rankin Arm
strong
Insurance--John S. Mullin, Jr., Wal
ter l.. Butler, Howard D. Ross.
Finance and Accounts-William c.
Murgatroyd. Millard f. Davis, J. Ran
kin Armstrong.
The statement Of the business year
ending on December 81, was most en-
couraging to the directors. The di-
rectors present were John S. Mullin,
Jr.. Howard d. Ross, Henry Weunin-
ger, William A. Jester, James Meharg,
J. Rankin Armstrong, William G. Muir
gatroyd, James II Wright, Josiah Mar
vel, S. d. Townaend. Joseph IL. Men
dinhall. Morris Levy, Samuel Slesin-
ger and Walter l.. Butler.
Evening journal., 1912-01-17
STIPREME COURT ARGUMENT.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 1.-THE Supreme
Court is now hearing argument in the
case Of Stewart & Donohoe versus the
Monad Engineering Company. Ward,
Gray & Neary represent Hamilton
Stewart, who is appealing the suit
and who still trades as Stewart &
Donohoe. William S. Hilles appears
for the respondent company, a for
eign corporation.
This will conclude all the import
ant business Of the term, as there
were only three cases on the calendar
One. Of these has been postponed, the
other was decided yesterday and the
third is now being argued.
Senator Monaghan and Former Sen
, ator Conner will carry to their col
leagues on the STATE House commits
zion the high commendation OF Chan
cellor Curtis. presiding Judge, in open
court, in thanking the commission for
the new court room.
Evening journal., 1912-01-17
NURSE DIES
OF POISONING
Miss Barry, WilmiHGtOHian,
Passes Away While
in New York

The many friends of Miss Mary l.
Barry, a trained nurse who died yes
terday afternoon in New York city,
of what is believed to be poisoning,
were shocked to hear of her death.
Sne was a graduate of the Delaware
Hospital Training School for Nurses.
having been a member OF the class
of 1906. Her home was in Danville,
Pa, and she entered the Delaware
Hospital in 1903.
Miss Barry lived with her family
near Twelfth and Washington streets
for several years. Two years ago
she left for Danville. Later she went
to New York. She was S3 years old.
Miss Barry suffered great agony for
several hours, and she died in her
room in No. 146 West One Hundred
and Fourth street. DR.. Charles e.
Lambert, envho attended her for two
hours. assisted by two nurses, assert
ed he believed death was due to pol
soning. He notified Coroner Winter
bottom, who ordered the body re-
moved to an undertaking establish-
ment and an autopsy will be per-
formed today.
In the house in West One Hundred
and Fourth street is the Office Of Miss
Freel's Nurses Registry. Miss Barry
had a patient from the registry last
Saturday night DR.. Lambert was
called in to attend Miss Barry on
! January / when she was suffering
from a form Of poisoning. DR.. Lam
! bert said he was satisfied the woman
died from the results of an active
poison.
It was learned today that Miss
Barry had been in i'll health for a
long time and worried much about IT,
Evening journal., 1912-01-17

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men, women and children. 1t will do
as advertised, or your money back.
Girl with Auburn hair on every carton
and bottle. Sold by Miller Drug Co..
and dealers everywhere.