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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

Mr. and Mrs Walter Colby have a
daughter, born Friday.-Julius Ward,
whose life has been despaired of, Is now
much better.-As the Rev. Evarts
Kent is in Massachusetts the Congre-
rational congregation joined with the
Methodists Sunday.-The barn on the
place owned by the late L. Il. Cook
and now owned by George II. Branch.
his son-in-law. at Spokeville, was
burned last Tuesday with five tons of
hay. The cause of the fire Is UNI
known. There is a small insurance.
DR.. j. i. Newton went to Rutland
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Alice Paige, a cousin, who died of
cerebral hemorrhage on Sunday at
the Rutland City hospital at the age
| of SO years.-The Rev. II. NJ. Hall went
to Poultney Thursday to attend q
meeting of Methodist ministers 70
consider the subject of evangelism.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs George Bashaw is visiting her sis
ter in Enosburg.-Miss Alice Bullarl Is
in Newport.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark
of South Lancaster Mass. are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Clark.
Miss Tucker of Boston is visiting her
mother. Mrs. T.. Warren. Mrs. George
Cutler is visiting her son, the Rev. e. s.
Quimby, in IIighgate.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. McAusland of Providence were guests
of J. +. lubbcl Saturday. Mrs. c. 4
Webster of Lyndonvlle is visiting her
sister. MR.. W. O. Davis.-Gcorge B. Da-
Wis has a motor boat, which he has plac-
ed on Wolcott pond Miss Grace Clark
leaves Saturday for Old orchard. where
she has position for the summer.-Miss
Davis. who has been seriously i'll, IS i'm
DrOVinR
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Maud lebard Mcintyre with Mr.
Mcintyre and two children of Lunenburg.
Mass, are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs w L. Hebard-Mrs. Fannie Waldo
and children are visiting at Charles
Waldo's in Bethel a few days-Mrs. H.
A. Allen has returned from n visit to
her sister. Mrs. Cassius Peck, in Buring
ton.-Mr. and Mrs John G. Spooner OF
New York were guests last week of Mrs.
Clara NJ. Sawyer and Mrs. John Sabin
smith Mr., Spooner was senator from
Wisconsin in the United States Senate for
l6 wears Mr., and Mrs. Asa Chatheld of
Bellows Falls are with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs l., j. Harrington. and assisting
in haying.
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Monday to Mr.. ana Mrs John -. petty.
pr and Mrs Edward y. quinn Of
Boston are visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Clif-
ton Mcrritt.-Misscs Hazel ami Helena
Hack have returned from Barre ac-
rompanicd by Miss Grace Wilson.--A.
IT. Bufum and family so to Lake Dun
more to-day whore they will occupy
he Brown cottage for the remainder
of the summcr.--Miss Alice Rising 60 =
to-day to Hague, N Y. for two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Scheel and Miss Sara
F., LOWS, who have been at silver Lake,
returned Yesterday to North Wales.
pa.---clarcnce V. Tucker ANA Mrs NJ.
f. Brennan Of Brooklyn. n. Y, were in
town Tuesday.-Mrs. +. T., Chandler Is
spending the week at Lake Champlain.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Daniels and two
children are guests at iiibhard Stanleys.
Mary Percy Of Bedford, p. @. is pass
ing couple of weeks at the home OF her
uncle. c. A, Ewins.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety met with Mrs John Jolley
Wednesday for supper-Mr. and Mrs
Gardner Armstrong OF Manchester, " H.,
are visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. j. McCarty.
Asa Goodhue Went to sheldon Springs
Monday, whore he has employment with
his team at the pulp mill for the summer.
Miss May Collins has been engaged to
teach at Franklin the coming year-C. D.
Phelps IS at home from his work in
Swanton for a couple of weeks.-Mr and
Mrs. William Dimond and son. Leland,
went to Waterloo, T. O., Tuesday for an
vic
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GRAND ISLE.

goodly number attended the Ladies
Aid, anS were pleasantly entertained al Mrs.
Russell s.-Mrs. Merritt Nontine will give a
lawn party Thursday evening at their
house on the west shore for the benefit
Of the ladies Aid society. There will
also be work meeting at the parsonage
to finish work for the Ladies' Aid, etc
All members who have work are re-
quested to take it that day. July 1s.-John
Reynolds of Burlington visited at 4.
Chamberlains over Sunday.-Carlton
Griswold visited his parents over Sunday,
returning to Burlington with J. Reynolds
in his automobilc.-Mrs Donaway gave
n dance at her cottage, Idylease, Satur-
day evening.
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GEORGIA..

Tie regular meeting of Banner Grange.
No. 35G, 7. of H., will occur Friday
cvening.-Mr and Mrs O. B. Wood are
attending the summer school at johnson.
c NJ Austin has purchased a Stude-
baker FLANDERS go touring car.-Miss
Sadie Wilbur is i'll with German measles
The subject for the Epworth League S
meeting next Sunday evening will be
The ADVANTAGE of a Religious Home. y
NJ. O. Bragg will have charge of the
mccting.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ISLE LA MOTTE.

James Averill and family of Champaign.
n. Y, have taken the Wilbur Hill cot
taSe Tor the summer. Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Palmer of New York are spend
ing few days with them.-Mr, and Mrs
John Crook of Champlain, N, Y, spent
sunday In town.-Abel Phelps Of Man
chester " H., who Is visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. D. 7. Trombly, Is seriously III
r. r. IIoughton and family have moved
back to their home Mrs. +. H. Severance
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DERBY.

Garvin Magoon is visiting his sister,
Mrs. G. j. Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. John
Taylor of Nerose, Mass, arc visiting his
mother. Mrs. G.. u. Taylor, and sister
Mrs Carrie I1opkinson.-Carl Robbins, a
graduate of the University of Michigan at
Ann Arbor, Mich, is at the home Of his
father. W. s. Robbins.-Miss Reed, a
former teacher in Derby Academy, Is in
town.-Alrs. Wesley Kelly gave a lawn
marty Thursday afternoon
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs. Roy Demeritt IS assisting
in the office of the pomoritt Ss
Palmer Pkg company.-Mr and Mrs. Il.
r. pemeritt entertained friends at Birch
mont Friday nisht in honor of their wed-
ding anuivorsary.--Mr Wesley Church
If Jonesvnlc met with a bad accident at
the bridge In DuXbury near the homo Of
r. f.. toss Mr. and Mrs Church and
others had been TO Moretown To see the
brother of Mrs. Church. who was hurt
last week. and We're on their return trip.
Near this bridge is a sharp curve, where
the road is turned, while the bridge is
being repaired. Hero a team was met and
the brakes failing to work the machine
was turned into a pile OF lumber ana in
going over a large stick Mrs Church was
thrown out. DIR. Bidwell accompanied her
to her home. She was found to be suffer-
ing with a broken arm and "A bad Shout
der.
The new criminal ward for male pa
tients of the Vermont State hospital is
now open and is occupied by 80 patients.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
WESTFIELD.

o. p. Abbot. wife and two daughters Of
Clintonyille, Mass. came this week to
visit at the home Of their niece, Mrs. w.
O. Wright flames Won Bramer and sis
ter, Miss Pearl Won Bramer, OF Brooklyn
1ave been spending fortnight at NJ, II.
f3urbidges. They sing IN n choir In New
York and kindly assisted In the choir
here Sunday -Miss Marjorie PEBBLES OF
Rutland. Mass. Is snendinR several days
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EDEN.

A. e. Sargent and family have returned
from a week In Wolcott.-Dr. Leach Is
Mt the lake with his family,-H w.
Shattuck had narrow escape from an
accident while trying to come up the road
nv the cemetery. lie lost control of the
automobile and It ran back and tipped
over. Fortunately 1t ran into the upper
instead of the lower bank He and his
u,re we're alone and We're rot badly hurt,
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
Mr.. and Mrs H. l.. Bel, daughter, An
ME Gilbert and son, Bennett Bell left
TUESDAY for Gardner, Me, to remain
with Mr. and Mrs y. j. Bell until Sat
urday Mrs Theron Brooks and daugh-
ter. Hester arrived from Washington,
u. G.. Tuesday morning to pass several
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Lainson.-Mrs. Harry Phillips and
two children came from Washington. d.
c., Tuesday to pass the summer with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. C. Woodard.
Mrs. Laura Cushman, who has been
in town for several weeks. went to
Greensboro Monday to spend a month
with Prof and Mrs. y. J. Whitehill-
Royce Bas. of Taunton. Mass. arrived
Sunday to visit his brother, John Bass
Edward Mcintosh and son. Earle and
Mrs Henry Soymoure went to North
field Tuesday to attend the funeral or
Mrs Samuel McIntosh.-W +. 1.amsons
force Of painters are at Randolph Center,
engaged In painting the new barn and
other buildings belonging to the state
Agricultural school.-Nliss Mary Flint of
Boston, who has been passing two weeks
with her father, Hale Flint, on the Drury
farm went to Boston Tuesj,ay.-M MI and
Mrs. J. j. Stimots We're in Barnard over
Sunda, to visit Mrs Stimetss sister, Mrs
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THURSDAY july 1s 1912

and daughters of Buffalo. n. Y. are in
town for the summer.-Mr and Mrs.
Waters of orange, Mass, are at Leslie
Pikes.-Miss Amanda I'M has returned
from Buffalo, y. Y, for the summer
George King is at home from Burlington.
During the severe electric storm Ned
nestiay night lightning struck Loren Jar.
viss house, doing some damage. No one
was injured. but Mrs Jarvis was render
ed unconscious for a time.-Mrs James
Henry Is IN town
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BERKSHIRE.

Master Raymond Chaffee. son Of A.
s. Chaffee, who has had slight at
tack of diphtheria. is recovering.-Mr
ana Mrs William King of Concord. y.
H.. returned Tuesday after passing a
few days with Mr.. Kings parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. William King.
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MORRISVILLE.

Miss .IoscDliue IIprriClt and Mrs T. \
vi,necomb Of Alliston Macs arrived
Monday evening for two weeks Mt the
home of Miss Herrick's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. H. Horrick.-Mrs. Annette Terrill
who has PASSED some months with her
daughter at Saco, Me. returned Monday
evening.-Mr and Mrs j. D. Beers of
Boston came Monday evening for an out
ing of several weeks with her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson
at Elmore.-Mrs Thomas Weafer and
daughter Miss Nellie Wcafer. of Reading.
Mass, and Miss May Conally of Wohurn,
Mass, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wcafer.C j. Lease went TO Boston Mon
day night on a short business trip.-O. l..
Leach went Tuesday to Bristol, y. H.,
where he will pass the remainder of his
vacation with his dauThter.-Mrs. Victor
Heath is passing a week at Westmore'
a guest at the cottage of her niece and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. Orcott on
Willoughby lake-oscar Ives went to his
home at st. Adams Tuesday for a short
stay He will visit his son at Nergennes
while away HIS niece Miss harIeen
Boyce' accompanied him ana Will pass n
week with her aunt at st. AIoans.-F1. X
Bracket returned to Boston Monday after
visiting ms parents MI ana Mrs. =. H.
bracKett'
Is. j. Kelley Is making the addltion OF
tWo-s'ofS Ntr"iIua AT inc entrance u
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CAMBRIDGE.

f. s. Newton of Lyan. Mass, was the
guest Of his brother, DR.. George New
ton. Saturday and Sunday.-George
Bonnet returned to his work In Hon,
n, y, Saturday evening. He was ac-
companied by his mother, who Will
spend two weeks with her son, Roger
Bennett,-Don Briggs of Albany. N. Y,
Ia amending two waeks with HIS
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev NJ. A. Turner and family are
away on his vacation. Mrs Don s. Gates
and little daughter of Jamaica Plains.
Mass, visited in town Monday and Tues
day.-Mrs. G. l.. Towle and daughter are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chase, in Swan
ton.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Pierce and two
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

with crutchcs although his injured leg g.
stll in Il plaster of paris handage and
the other IS veal, from lack Of Gsc. He
has been in the hospital II weeks follow
ing an injury 20 his ankle in runaway
accident on state street.
The Barre & Montpelier Power & Trac-
ton company held its annual stockhold-
ers meeting Thursday afternoon and me
following directors were elected: f. NJ
CORY II. X. Bush, T. J. Deavitt, W. NJ
Cory, T.. II. Deavitt and d NJ. Miles
The directors elected the following Of
ficers: President. f. NJ. Cory; vice
president, H. *. Bush; clerk and treas
urer. Il. II. Doavitt; superintendent. VIII
liam NJ Cory; auditors. d. NJ Miles ant
II. k. Bush.
clifford Caswcn received serious In
| juries Friday when his motor cycl
collded with a junk team on Berlin
side. He was covered with bruises anC
cuts from head to foot, the most severe
injury being cut two and a half
inches long over the left eye. Much
dirt was ground into the flesh and his
clothes were torn to shreds. No brok-
en- bones We're found and 1t Is not be-
lieved there are internal injuries. The
story told by Caswell and those who
saw the accident is that the motor
cycle was going toward Barre and mot
the Junk team, the driver of which
turned to the left. pulling In front o.
Caswell who did not have time to stoi.
although he slowed up somewhat.
After striking tho cycle the junk
team it is alleged. drove over Cas-
well and the machine and continued
n
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JOHNSON.

Clifford u. Barrows and MISS Jennie
S. Isham. both of Morrisvlle, were
married at Johnson July 10 by the Rev.
j. Is. Fuller.
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

Mrs. Clara Griswold Howe OF Middle.
boro. Mass. is the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Gr!swold, NJ, Y,
shafsr son and daughter from Denver.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31
Charles Becker ito fhe bar.'

"Charles Becker ito tshe bar.'
 Tie sound of the clerks voice had not subs ded when the bulky form of Becker appeared in the doorway in the rear of the court room.s He came striding forward with Sheriff Har- burger and four deputies at his heels. At a glance, 1t seemed as though the policeman's nerve was he roic bue a siaeend look at ahe drawn, haggard face and the shaking form suffice to tell that it was merely a sample of the endurance to which the man was steeled.
 A moment later Becker appeared at the bar which separated the space reserved fer counsel from the rest of the court room. His head was erect and he faced she judge with uptilted chin, but all the while clinging to he rail for support. He was clad in new suit of blue serge and the loose, sallow skin of ihis face glisten- ed as though he had just come from the barbers.
 As soon as sentence had been pro- nounced Becker was immediately taken in charge by the sheriff and his deputies wch left shortly before noon for Ossining, N. Y., where Becker was placed n the death house at Sing Sing. Mrs. Beckl.r accompanied the party. She will remain until her cusband's case is finally disposed of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31
BECKER SENTENCED TO ELECTRIC CHAIR Trsmbles With Fear When Justice, Golf Pronounces
 Recital of Law. WIFE WAS WITH HIM. Stood Speeches. When Asked to State Reason Why Sentence Should
 Not Be Passed.
WIFE WAS WITH HIM

New York, Oct. 30.-The wonder full vitality of Charles Becker, the convicted slayer of Gambler Rosen- thal, was all that held him together when Justice w.. Golf at 10:3O a. m., sentenced him to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing the week begin ng December 9.
 The bravado and nerve with Whlcff the 6ig policeman was well fortlfled throughout the trial was gone. His face was pallored. His hands and limbs trenbled as though palsfed, and when asked to state any reason why sentence should not be passed his tongue and lips refused to obey the command of the brain which made h m the cZsr of the tenderloln.
 The pronouncement of sentence oc- cupieG few seconds. less than 12 minutes. It consisted only of pro- siac recital o[ tae '.> which de- seribes the disposition to be made Of individuals convicted of first degree murder And the solemn.ty of tae proceedings was accentuated by the whisper like tones with which Jus tice Golf delivered the final judg- ment of the court over which he pre- sided.
 Mrs. Becker was not in the court room until the time her husband was called. She expressed desire to re- main With him throughout the pro ceedings bu at the last moment she elected to remain in the sheriff 4 room and kneel in prayer with Father Curry. Mrs. Becker is Catholic and her husband, who was reared a Protestant, is said to have expressed willingness to embrace his wifes ia. tn.
 As the black robbed, white haired figure of Justice Golf, who will soon be 70 years of age, shuffled his way with infirm steps to the bench, the criminal court building was shaken win the direction of the mob that hurried in the corridors without. The | court room was packed and jammei Tn the audiende were. many fashion ably dressed women who added more than their share to the prevailing ex- citement.
 l Justice Golf ordered all persons no seated elected. The order was gisel ] just as Clerk Penny called out:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31

New York, Oct. 29.-John Maritime, or John Winner, known as the "Hu- man Snake," because of his suave manner and smooth talk, the man "who selected John D. Rockefellers ties for him. and had the society belles of New York and Washington running after him, is now in jail waiting for a hearing on November 2. He is charged with stealing $2,00O worth of jewelry from Mrs. Charles M. Schreyer, of New Rochelle. The human snake was formerly employ ed in Fifth avenue haberdashery Because of his engaging manners he made number of friends among the hautton while he was employed in this shop, and among his regular customers it is said was John D. Rockefeller. The snake" has such taste in neckties that the. Oil King always made him pick his ties. One of Martine's friends secured him a high salaried position with big fi- nancial firm, and introduced him into society. Mrs. Schreyer charges that Maritime stole her jewelry while he was the guest of her husband at their handsome home. The police are try ing to fix on Maritime the blame for a number of robbefies which have oc- |curred in the houses of the set in ] which he was alwaysawelcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31

MT. Duryea's stable has this year net ted him $90,000 in France. Added 10 this is Sweeper IFS warning in the 2,000 gulneas event, and other races which makes MT. Duryea the winner of more than $125,004 i'll 1912 in Ems land and France.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31

Bros. Minden, La, first cock, first ana second cockerel, first and sec- l ond hen, first bullet and first pen White LeghOrns-J. B. Vinson, Pine Bluff, first cock, first hen, fifth hen. Fred Ussery, Pine Bluff, fifth cock and second hen. Hearndale Farm. Pine Bluff, second, third and fourth cock, first, second third, fourth and fifth cockerel, third, fourth and fifth hen. first, second, third, fourth and fifth bullet, first, second third and fourth pen.
 Buff Leghorns-Marcus l.. Isbell Bearden, first and second cock, first and second cockerel, first and second hen, first and second outlet, first and second pen.
 s, s. Hamburgs-J. E. Schenke, Pine Bluff, first cock. first cockerel, first, second and third hen, first pen.
 Buff Orpingtons-W. T. Brasher, Fine Bluff, second cock and first pull let Hillory Jennings, Little Rock, third bullet, second and fourth pen. Clover Lawn Poultry Farm, Piggott, second cockerel, fourth bullet. Geo. M Wells and Daughter, Pine Bluff, first and fifth cock, first, second and fifth hen, first pen. Jos. S Mitchell, Pine Bluff, first cockerel, second and fifth bullet, third pen. A. c. Bedell, Pine i Bluff, third and fourth cock Hearn- dale Farm. Pine Bluff, third cocker el Beechwood Farm, Pine Bluff. third and fourth hen.
 White OrDingtOnS-S w Gordon Camden, fourth cockerel and third pen. Avery Young, Honey Grove, TeXas-Second and third cockerel, first and second hen, fourth bullet. J. w. Peebles, Searcy, Ark-First bullet. w. F. Kilman, Bald knob, first pen. c. c. Ferguson, Pine Bluff, fourth and fifth hen
 Black ngtons-Hillcrest Farm, Pine Bluff, second bullet. Hillory Jennings, Little Rock, first cock, sec ond cockerel, fourth hen. E. w. Phil lips, Pine Bluff, first, third and fourth cockerels, first, second, third and fifth hen, first bullet and first pen. Hearndale Farm, Pine Bluff, fifth eoekerel
 Light Brahmas.-B. e. McCammon, Pine Bluff, first cock, first, second, third and fourth hen
 White Holland Turkeys -Hearndale EFarm, Pine Bluff, first pair.
 Emden Geese.-Hearndale Farm, Pine Bluff, first and second pair.
 White Indian Runner Ducks-Mrs. s. P. Mckinney, El Dorado, Ark, first pair and first pen.
 {r1 Jr., Pine Bluff. first cockerel, first and second bullet.
 Indian Runner Ducks.-D. G. Coff- man, Josephine, Texas-First and fourth drake; first and fourth duck; first and fourth pair; first display.
 E. w. Phillips, Pine Bluff-Fifth duck. fifth drake and fifth pair.
 S. H. Koon, Camden-Third duck. third drake, third pair and third dis play.
 Beechwood Farm, Pine Bluff-Sec- ond duck, second drake, second pair and second display
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31
BURTON W. GIBSON ON
 TRIAL FOR MURDER

Goshen, N. Y., Oct. 20.-Burton w. Gibson, the New York lawyer 'indict- ed for murder in the first degree by the last grand jury in connection With the death of Countess Rosa Szabo at Greenwood Lake, on July 15, last, was brought into court today when an order for an extra panel of l50 jurors was ordered drawn by Judge Tompkins for the lawyers trial. This trial vii be held here beginning Monday, November IS. Gib- son was not represented by counsel. He asked but one question, inquiring if the panel drawn was special or extra once. He was informed by the court that the panel was extra.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31
JOHN McVAY WILL
 HANG ON DEC. 27
Gayernor Donashey Fixes. Day For the Execution of Pine Bluff Man
 Who Killed john Ethridye

Little Rock, Oct. 30.-Governor Donaghey this afternoon issued he death proclamation for John McVay, tlXinS Friday, December 27 as the date for his execution at Pine Bluff. Petit ons asking for communication of the sentence are now expected. Me Way was convicted of murder in the first degree for killing John Esh- ridge in the court house at Pine Bluff, where Edhridge was being for the murder of a, brother of Me Way. The Supreme Court recently af- flrmed the decisicn of the lower court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31

W. A. Rimes, Rustor. La, writes: Sometime ago I took Foley Kidney Pills, and must confess the results have been marvellous, for I feel like new man. I suffered from kidney and bladder troubles, but Foley Kid ney Fills fixed me. I will recommend them to all sufferers from kidney trouble" w. L. DeWoody & Go.