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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Bertha P. Noyes Bennington @dng,, con :,
William C. Noyes. J June Term, 1913.
WHEREAS, Bertha Phelps Noyes
OF Bennington, in the County of Ben
nington, in the State of Vermont, has
this day filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the County Court for said
County OF Bennington. her libel for
divorce against William c. Noyes,
setting forth in substance that she
was, on the 14th day of December A.
d. 1904, lawfully married to the said
William c. Noyes, and that she and
the said libellee lived together as
husband and wife until about the
14th day of November 1903; that the
said libellant has resided at Ben
nington, in said County of Benning-
ton since the 14th day of December
1904; that during the coverture she.
on her part, has faithfully kept the
marriage covenant and performed all
the duties appertaining thereto; but
that the said libellee, on his part, the
marriage covenant has not kept, for
that the said William C.. Noyes. on
the 18th day of December 1909, will
fully deserted the said libellant and
has continued such desertlon hither-
to for more than three consecutive
years;
Further setting forth that there
has been born of said marriage to
the said parties one child, Arthur
Raymond Noyes, which child is now
hn If
Further setting forth that the said
libellee is possessed of certain real
estate situated in the Town of Ben
nington.
And praying that the bonds Of
matrimony between her and the said
libellee may be dissolved and that
the Court here will grant her a Bill
Of Divorce; and that the care, Gus
tody, control, education and main
tenance of the minor child, Arthur
Raymond Noyes, may be decreed to
said libellant during the minority of
said child; and that she may be
awarded suitable alimony from the
said libelee.
AND WHEREAS, 1t having been
" appear DIOOI
by way of affidavit of the said Der.
tina Phelps Noyes, this day filed in
the office of said County Clerk, that
the said libellee, William c. Moves.
is without this State in parts un-
known to the said libellant, and that
she has made diligent inquiry and
does not know where the said libel
liant resides.
THEREFORE 1T is ORDERED.
that the libellant notify the libellee
of the tendency of this petition and
summon him to appear at the term of
County Court, to be held at Manches
ter within and for the County of
Bennington, on the first Tuesday in
June 1913. on the first day thereof.
and answer to the same, by causing
the substance Of said petition and
this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Benning.
ton Evening Banner, newspaper
printed at Bennington, In said Coun-
ty, the last publication to be at least
six weeks previous to the commence
ment Of said term.
Dated at Bennington, in said
County, the Bird day of April 1913.
Jacob ]. Stakeholder.
Clerk.
W. J. Meager, Atty. for Petitioner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
FEW o. the Town and AIiGse Told Brissk
6nv Gsmk ReedenA

Miss Grace A. Weed and Miss
Frances Eldred are in Troy and Al
bany today.
Rev. A. ]. Barron has returned
from a several weeks western and
southern trip.
The Night Hawks will bowl tonight
the Baptist church instead of the
North Bennington team.
Rev. Thornton FfTurner and fam
lily who have been passing few days
in New York city, are expected home
the first of the next week.
Arthur J. Holden and family Of
Old Bennington, who have been pass
ing the winter in San Francisco, Cal.
are expected home the first Of next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Van SAINT.
voord and daughter, Miss Edith Van
Santvoord, who have been on an ex
tensive western and southern trip
are expected home in about two
weeks. They are at present at
Grand Canyon, ARR
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-04
NOTICE

The Board Of License Commission
ers will meet at the Selectmen's Of.
fee in the Village Of Bennington, at
s o'clock p. m, on the sth day Of Apr.
1913, to receive applications 10 sell
intoxicating liquors in the town Of
Bennington. All applications must be
presented on OF before this date. APP
plicauons may be handed to the clerk
Of the board at any time before the
sth day Of April
Fees for FIRST and second class r.
cense eight hundred dollars (Ss0o)
each. third class license two hundred
and fifty dollars (S250) each.
W. A Wall,
r s. Pratt.
T. Z. Battles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

" Estate Of AArON and MOSES IADD
The undersigned having teen appointed NV
the Honorable Prohaie Court for the district
examine. and adjust The claims end Demands
OF ell persons against the estates Of asson
-nd woes Ladd. late OF fownal in saii
Distrlct. deceased. and all claims exhibited
IN offset thereto. hereby give nofice that
We VIII meet for the purpo-e aforesaid "a
the crute - 2. r lewis in the Town OF
August next. from 2 O'Clock p. ". until 1
ofiock 7. n On aid day. and that eir
months IRON the ist q 81 Nsrh A. nj.
" = the time limited b. sid Cour1 FOR sid
credforr % pre- eut their claims 10 u for
eNsm nation and allowance
Dated e PoTual. this al day Of March.
JOSEPH NORWOOD.
F.E LEWTS
Cr~rwfr.f~-..-.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-04
Spent 500 on Feet
People With Sore, Tired,
Swollen Feet, Read This

Vouched for by Levengood & Stricken, Drug.
gists of Latrob Pa
George Umoltis bouget two packages of
FZO and in alb nut four weeks came In and said
he wanted it advertised. and pay all charges SO
the people would know how good IL Is He said
for years he hadn't stood on his feet, he oenf
500 for doctor bills. he only used one package
of EZO, ana can run and jump like boy. He
was ali SMILES about EZn."
w. L. GOkay sells EZO, refined ointment
for sore, aching, weary feet, for % cents a jar
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-04
Realistic.

How did the moving pictures OF the
wedding turn out p
"Oh. splendidly They caught the
bride when she was knocked senseiess
by being hit with an old shoe. so that
1t Is just as natural as e."-Chicago
Record Herald
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29

INSTRUCTION a Los vorAN-

: La ley permite q las muieres vo-
tar on las elecciones de escuelas.
: Todos los votantes deben tener
mas que n amos de edad.
: Cada votante debe haber residi-
: do en- Nuevo Mexico IL meses:
: en- 81 condado 80 dias, y en- eli
: precinto 80 dias siguiente q la pre-.
cedente election.
Indi0s que no pagan tasaciones
no pueden votar.
No Sc requiere registration pa
ra elecciones de ~escuelas.
Cada votante podra escoger v
votar por cinco miembros del
cuerpo de educacion 81 martes
que viene, Abril 1ro.
Las urnas eIectorales Sc abren
4 las 9 de la mafana y Sc cierran
q las 8 de la tarde.
Candidates para miembros del
cuerpo de. .educacion son escogL
dos de toda a ciudad. Ustedes
pcdran, por u tanto, votar Q Gin
cossin miras az prsecinto. /,
Ustedes podfan borrar cualquierk /,
noiiibfe eiF I'm boIeto " sustituirlos /,
soss ssalaaIs 81 aPmbrs e. q etroq'
Ustsdes ptosdrzn usar I'M parche .
9 Ell nombre de vuestro candi- !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29
NO Sc NEcES|TA OPERACI0N
EN- FL G0BERNADOR
e. EJEcuTIvo ESTA EN- cARRi.
zozo Y DICE QUE FL INFoRME
ES ABsoLuTAMENTE SIN FUN
DAMENTO-SE slENTE MEJoR
mo voY A MoRIRME,n RES
PoNDE Ell.

FL reporte es absolutamente sin
ningun Fundamental; no voy q pasar
por ninguna operation; ninguna es
.necesaria."
Ash 10 dijo oil G~obernador William q
Mcdonald Ell martes hablando con 81
sobre 81 tel6fono de Iarga distancia
a IN reportador del Nueyo Mexicano
cuando Sc le pregunt6 concerniente
a. reporte publicado en- I'm papel de
albuquerque bajo una fecha de Ell Pa.
50 la cual decia que el ~gobernador
iria 4 El Paso para pasar POI una ope
racion.
NO Sc de donde origino 81 reporte
y no he yisto Ell relate del papel en-
question dijo Ell ~gobernador. Me es.
toy sintiendo mejor y no estoy en- ne
cesidad de ninguna operation y no ha.
bra ninguna."
Luego agreg6 el g~obernador con
una sonrisa:
No me yoy q morir; estard de
'yuelta al trabajo en- POGO tiempo.s
El reporte en- question fue publica
DO 81 martes EN- la manana y portaba
una lfnea fechada en- El Paso. Sc df.
ee que el gobernador BE ilallaba en-
sp casa en- Carrizozo y que ~regresafia
q ri Paso 10 semana que entra don
Do pasaria por n ~operacion hecha
en- I'm hospital local allf.
La pronta negacion por Ell goberna-
dor que una ~operacion es n~ecesaria 8
80 contempla pone en- descanso al
otro grande rollo de rumore ~concer-
q la salud del ~gobernador, los
suales han estado N circulation re-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29
IA PELEA FiRME EN- cANANEA.
Ia 6ataIia Continue Hasta la Una Es-
ia Mariana y Resumida otra vez
4 Ia SaIida del soi-Muchos
Muertos.

Naco, Ariz., Mario PEI tercer
dia halo la batalla en- Cananea con
tinuando 0 pelea desesperada entire
Ia pequena fortaleza federal y las
muchas tropas atacando. La plaza
minera esta cast demolida por Ell fue.
go fuerte de la t~rillerfa. Los muertos
Y lieridos caidos en- las fo~rtiicaciones
de cualquiera parte no han sido conta.
dos
Despues de pelear hasta la una esta
maiiana, las fuerzas constituencies
hasta las 1880 cuando
resumieron Ell bombardeo de dos direc-
clones. Durante la refriega tomaron
possession del fuerte viejo 400 yardas
de las fortalezas f~ederales. y prendie.
Ia poblacion Mexicana POGO al
'riente de las fortificaclones de los de-
'ensores
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29
LlsrA Sc Loa PREMios.

Mi, PESOS EN ORC EFFECTIVE
h, i. nr.r,,o car,.o1 - - dods
- canoloato qus opeensA = - srs''
de nanlero Ade votos en- tooa ia con
tesla. no importa ii Ell 8 ella resIder
en Il estado de Nueyo Mexico.
cI1ATRo PIANOS sqyoRY \
primer premlo 2 caoa uno de siol
cuatro districts.
CUATRO MOTORMOVLES IN
Ipr,s VI, vaIor NJ s9oo caaa NM VI
s
A1 s - 80 80 \"
cuatro olstritos
CUATRQ sANIEI5OS DE DIAMAN
TE. del yalor ~ $40 cada mo. tef
49, nrop,,o III, 49, rro 4. III az.
trot d,str,tos
rrTATRr3 vrA Tuss rnurn
nErlapArfk,mn ~ 49,. rr'
cads ma ~ ,os ~ ] a,str,.ns m
rT1ATR0 rITpcnr rcrnI Aprc
All valor ~ s7E caaa M % 4. ~
'CI1EIA IN Observation-Disclosures
;lNTERNArInNAf, ou;,,tc rrar,,a yo,
cada ,no Al IL c,strc strs.cs s
cT1ATRn PM ;oTEs "a npn nr
BoI,sA' al yalor Ia xss cada ma
aexto nremio ~ cada M AZ ~ IT.,
~ d,stritos
Hav seis nre,n,oa nara 49, u,o "
'ios c,,atro distritos adamss AZ, 81 I,
nren,io canttal ~ I, onn - ~ II
ciendo nj todos & rio,,Ss,rnas H.
MOS. val,,ados ~ mas ara * Z
rMrp@M - -. ~ s0'.oU.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29
e. sELLo sGxo u(nN nEpHusEN.
TApo IN LAS PHlmAniAs pE-

una repreeentaeaon regular ~ Pc
lse e operpoD az eanoacionS I'VE
"a 'yox resonante que - oyo 2 = ias
primaraaaA pemocratlcas tenioas On y
cludad 90 SANTA ate q marses IN e
nocne' NLas pr'inaf1as LpeFon 2 *
ills rs nom'nar aelekaaos y a'tefnaT
dos q ~ sconvenc'on pemocratlca Y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29

la gran contesta dc votacion de
5000 del Nueyo Mexicano. en- y cuat,
rs hermosos premios seran dados ~
solutamente gratis, ha comenzado con
m,ucha prontitud y entusiasmo MI
sclas in~dagacIones han sido reclbidas
dc todas parties del. estado de Nuevo
Mexico relatives "a la ditribucion de-
los premios, y un gran n1merd han
signifcado su intento de entrar IL Ia
carrera. La contesta esta ahora
alberta. q c~ualquier hombre 3 mujer
dc buena reputation Quien sea vi
residente dc Santa Fe 8 del estado do
Nuevo Mexico.
Hay un CUPON DE NOMINATION.
81 cual aparece On 81 suplemehto de
este papel. 81 cual, cuando sea oorta.
do, II nombre y direction puest0s en-
lel rnismo y mandado por correo'e6 d
tregado al departments de- contesta
del, Nuevo Mexioano pone vuestro
nombre entire II lista de- los ~contestan-
tes . 5000 votos 4 yuestro credito.
Estos votos lie son ;dados q cada IN
competitor como I'm principiante por
Fl Nuevo Mexicano. No obstantes
solamente un cupon de nomination
contard para cada I'm candidate nomi-
rado. Tambien hay I'm CuPON PA
RIA vOTAR Ell cual ~aparecera en- cada
tirada del Nuevo Mexicapo, 81 cual,
cuando sea cortado y maindado, con-
tara por 100 yotos cada uno. listed
no es restringido en- ningun sentido
en- votar estos cupones. Obtenga to-
dos los que pueda y mandelos.
voTos PoR sUscRiPcloNEs.
Otro y mejor modo de obtener yo-
tos 9 n esta contesta es obteniendo
su~scripciones vi Nueyo Mexicano. The
New Mexican Review y III New Mex
lean. Votos son ~concedidos en- cada
subscription que sea ~entregada, ell nd
nero de- votos expedidos dependiend6
enteramente sobre el espacio de item
pc que la subscription es pagada.
Cualquiera uno que desee votar pue.
de hacerlo, usando para tai fin los
cupones de v~otacion cortados de los
papeles 9 boletos obtenidos por las
suscripciones.
la proposition de dar $1,000 en- pre-
mics es recibida q favor grandio
SO en- los ojos del pdblico que lee los
papeles del estado de Nueyo Mexico,
y por que no? Los premios son los
mas ~elaborados, como tambien los
mas costosos, que jamas Sc han ORE
edo poi cualQuier otro papel en- esta
seccion del pals. Una lista completa
los premios y la manera en la cual
ellos seran dados es como sigue:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29

IA Cathedral fue dulce y los cantos dt
alabama fueron alegres y conmoyedo
res, ~recordando una vez mas d
regocijo de los fieles por La Glorioss
Resurrection del Salvador del Mundo
Su Sehorfa Ilustrfisima y Ell Rev. De
raches pronunciation elocuentfsimos j
lforzozos sermones, propios para Ia
OCCASION. Concluida la misa pontifical
Su Sehorfa assemble d la silla apostle
lica, tomo Ell bacuIo en- su mano IL.
ouierda y con la derecha portando eli
herInoso anillo pastoral do la bendi-
cion Papal, la cual los ~sacerdotes 4
inmensa congregation de fieles re.
cibieron devotamente de rodillas.
III altar mayor, adornado con her
niosas plantas verdes v fragantes no
res blancas. finisimos ornamentos &
inmensa cantidad de- cirios encendf.
dos, daba un aspecto hermoso v ale
gre, dando n representation pasaje.
ra de 10 que es la gloria y el RENO de
log cielos.
A las tres de la tardc del mismo
dia, Su Senorfa Ilustrfsima administr0
Z, Sacramento de la confirmation d
centenares de ninos y nifas.
En- la iglesia de Guadalupe las cere-
monias fueron tambien muy hermo-
sas & imponentes.
Ash concluyeron las hermosas cere.
monias de Ia celebration del Domin-
80 de Resurrection en la Ciudad de
"a Santa Fev la cuna donde primera-
Inente Sc mecio Ell Cristianismo Guam.
10 los yalerosos Franciscanos conquissl
esta herfhosa TERRA. que hoy
habitada poi. millares de fieles ca
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29

|oobernador Coz 10Y.
Hef can dIsz NH, 10 quedare q
prendido, horribIe como II ssts,s ~
u a. seI v~erdsdero sufrImIento ees6|
peor "a poees dIss. Hin qusd&do
10000 p~ersonas III oassp. Los rsfu-.
gisdos estan sIendo aIImentadoe de u
rnAne 4 "A boca con ~ abasxo De CO.
|mida para msncs que I'll Az sdeIan.
|te.n n
q 4 y 4
~ PBEsiDENTE WILSON :
~ OFREcE sus sEnv1cios :
n Washington. p. q, Mario "a
v IA PresIdente Wilson ha determi- z
\ nado partlr para 81 inundado Ohio :
\ si su ~preeencia allf puede Ter de Al <
guna utilldad. FL Prssidente es- :
perara notIcias del pSecretari0 :
Garrison v luego Sc decidira 81 :
Sc mira con Ia partida de ayuda. y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29
III comision Democrats a. modo au'
I'M boleto pudiese ser nominadc.

IL comision Democrats e. modo que
m boleto pudiesc ser n0minadc.
I.as comisiones Dem6crata Y Pro-
gresista salieron de- la sala para to-
aner una c~onferencia. A su regreso ei
Coronel Bronson M. Cutting anunci6
el nombre de "a Sra Weitmer como e
esc0girniento undnime De los Progre-
sistas.
EI Gobernador Thornton: NYo eepe'
r. que Ia election de la Sra. Weltmer
sea tambien un0ntme." (Aplausos.)
Camilo Padilla entonces nomin6 a
la sra. John P. Victory, residepte del
primer barrio, como candidate Demo.
crata. La Sra. g. 3. Easley Sc levan'
is Y nomin6 d la Sra. y. w. Mayes.
Tributes fueron pagados d ambas se-
fioras Dor los oradores, el Rev. B. z.
McCoilough caracterizando 4 Ia Sra.
j. W. Mayes como d "buena yecina
Y cari6osa madre.n" como tambien AZ.
diente soportadora del sufragio. La
Sra. Patterson secund6 IL nominar
.ci0xt de IL Sra. Mayes y dijo que esta-
ahu endosada Dor la SQciedad. Mujeril.
eCuando' eli voto del primer barrioI tue
3anUncfRdo, nueve por Ia Sra. Victory
y euafr6 por u sra. Mayes, 81 Presi-
sdente Thornton brinc6 de- sp asiento
con Ii exclamation:
.porou4. solamente hay diez yotos
k~-- 0..x 1850. ), ~.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29
Il sEcREARio De GUERRA
TOMARA CARGO.

" y
SO millas. FL Mayor Hunt dc clncin
natl ha sido urgido de yer que un car
camento de proviciones este constan
temente en- canine en- este f~errocarriI
I'm esfuerxo tambien esta haciendose
para inducIr q todos los que puedan
haliar lugarcs de escape de sallrse de
IA cIudad tan pronto como 81 servicio
de- trenes 10 permita. Mas sufrimIen-
fue causado hoy por 81 reporte del
rompImiento del dep6sito Lewison,
'usndo los hombres corrIeron para
las GALES de Ia plaza Dc arriba ari-
'sndo "huyan 81 quiersn saIvsr sus VI.
las, FL dep6slto Sc rcmpi6."
FanilIas que vivian afuera de la pIa
"A ~recogferon q sus nIhos y ~pertenen-
las en- sus brasos huyeron para la
del ReeIstro de Dineros, apI-
isndosc en- aqueIIa va scuhadfsima
structure.
FL dep6sito contiene 1900 acres do
spaclo de aqua y fue sehaIado que e.
inundado Sc caIcuIs en- vsrios
,iIlones de acres, de mode que ii
MI A.H w 'L|. WI ma
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-29

bale6 y mat6 4 AZ esposa y 4 aus Qua
tro nihos, Y Iueso brlnc6 4 Ia crecien
tie.
"Muy pocos casos de robos han ST.
do r~epcrtados. Dos saqueadores que
fueron ccgidos por "a mIIicia fueron
IIevados ante Fl juex de poIIcia.
"No me traigan s~aqueadores & MIL
dijo FL Official. "MatenIos donde los
c6jan.n
81 martes en 81 distrito de negoclos
vldrierss tiehas do Iosa de plata, M
drIo cortado de mucho vaIot VI joyce
ria salleron de una tienda nadando
en las aguas.
De todas parties de Dayton vienen
reiatos de ~rescates vaIerosos.
Los s6iidos voIuntarios no dan
atencIon 4 cuentos. Todos elios por
dias han constantemente cfrecido
sus servicIos y vidas para salvar 4
otros. varios de eiIos han perdldo'
sUs vfdas. observadores en- los Ia
dos los vleron estar hacienda fuerza|
.alcanxar personals en- las casas que
9ALERA vEINTE Y DOS. ....
ban nadando, yIeron los hotcs voItear|
y 4 los hombres caer en- Ell rio.
Va tarde en- q dia una casa de ma
iera fue Vista II nadando en- el rio.]
cuatro mujeres sc vcfan en- lac venta-
las. cuando Sc acercaron al puentel
IL Ia rafIa prfnrfnoI fa,~s~~n. 49,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-07
SCIENTISTS MEET IN TORONTO.

Toronto, Ont, Aug. 7.-Scientific men
from many parts of the world were
present today at the opening of the
twelfth International Congress of Ge-
-ologists. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick well
coined the delegates. DR.. G. A. Young,
of the Canadian Geological Survey
also delivered an address.
The congress will continue its ses-
sions for one week. Subjects to be dis
cussed include everything from the for
nation of pebbles to the creation oi
minerals and volcanoes. The subject
to which most attention is to be given
however, is the Coal Resources OF the
World" Every speaker will be on
who can deal authoritatively with th'
subject assigned him.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-07
south Will get
half ALLOTMENT
MORE THAN HUNDRED SOUTHERN
BANKERS CONFER WITH SEC
RETARY McADOO.
(Bv Associated PrcSS.)

Washington, Aug. More than a
hundred Southern bankers conferred
with treasury officials regarding the
distribution of the $5O,000,000 in the
agricultural section to aid moving
crops this fall The bankers we're
received by President Wilson and
Secretary McAdoo.
1t was vitually decided that southern
banks will get about half the allot-
ment in order to move the cotton crop.
Representatives of each district told
about what will be needed in theirs
McAdoo made it plain that larger
banks that received part of the money
should loan to smaller institutions a
very reasonable rates. AS securit!
the government will accept ten pc
cent in government bonds and fort
in approved state, municipal, railwa
and possibly industrial bonds.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-07
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATIONS PROSPER

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. THE
twenty-first annual convention of the
United States League of Local Build
ing and Loan Association opened here
today with an attendance Of 400 del
egates from nearly every state, and
representing about 5000 associations
with total assets of nearly $90O,OO0,-
600. Governor McGovern of Wiscon-
sin and Mayor Bading of Milwaukee
welcomed the delegates and Charles
o Hennessey, president of the league
responded.
A number of addresses were deliv
cred on subjects relating to the busi
ness of the members. H. F. Cellarius
OF Cincinnati secretary Of the league
reported that the local building asso
Citations have, during the last year, il
a marked degree shared the genera
prosperity of the country
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-07
DEATH HE PRAYED
FOR RELIEVES MAN
IN BED 27 YEARS

Wellington, Mo-, Aug. Thomas
F. Lockhart, after spending q years
in bed virtually in one position, yes
terday met the death he for years had
prayed for,
Lockhart's joints We're ossified so
that the only movements of the body
he could make were a struggling of
the right shoulder and the middle
joints of two fingers on the right
hand. With this shoulder and fin
ger movement Lockhart had written
an autobiographical book which
brought him funds sufficient to pur-
chase the home in which he died and
to pay for nurse to care for him con-
stantly.
He had published several other
writings, mostly of biographical ma
| ture and emphasizing precepts of pa
tience.
Lockhart took to his bed Christmas
night, 1886, following a long ride
through a cold rain. He never left II
He was 43 years old
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-08-07
NECK BROKEN
BY DIVE INTO
SHALLOW WATER

Gulfport, Miss, Aug. while bath
ing off the pier of the Great Southern
Hotel at o'clock yesterday evening
Hector Hale, aged Is years, in diving,
struck bottom in shallow water and
broke his neck, dying in short time,
Hale was in swimming with several
companions, A physician was sum
moned Immediately after the accident,
who made an examination and found
the young mans neck broken,
Hector Hale was the son of Thomas
P. Hale, late vice president of the Gulf
and Ship Island Railroad.
1t was stated by his companions that
he only remained under water few
moments, and he showed signs of life
for twenty minutes. During this time
his mother hurried to the scene and
was with him when he expired.
! Hale was a member of the Catholic
church.