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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-11
REV. lsoM p. WooTok. PIONEER
OF THIS COUNTY, DIES SUD.
DENLY AT SEATTLE.
ASKS CONGREGATION TO
SING LAST HYMN FOR HIM
Completes Final Day of Six Months
Passionate, and Within Twenty Four
Hours After Completing Service Dies
Of Heart Disease-Mrs jeremiah
Carter, Hartiand Picne2r, Dead.

! Anticipating that he could not sur
vive long, and being anxious to ful-
I'll his engagement as pastor of has
, Seattle. Wash. church, Rev. isom z.
Wooton, . pioneer OF this county, and
for many years u leading figure in the
Friends church work Of Iowa, requested
his congregation TO sing u last hymn
for him, and within twenty-four hours
Was dead OF heart disease.
Six months ago Rev. Mr. Wooton
was called 20 take charge OF the
Friends church at East Spruce street
and Twenty third avenue, Seattle. His
contract came 10 an end on sunday,
March 80. Suffering from an aneurisul
OF the aorla. Fey. Mr.. Wooton LETT his
SICK bed to fill his pulpit on this, the
closing sunday OF his pastorate.
Felt Would Be His Last.
Realizing his condition TO be serious.
and feeling that the end would not be
lar distant, Rev. Mr.. WooIon firmly
believed the closing sunday OF MS
Passionate would be the last service over
which he would ever preside.
AT the close of his sermon he asked
his congregation TO sing. 1t is Well
With My Soul" an old hymn that had
ALWAYS been q favorite with the VEN
cradle pastor The pastor declared be-
fore his peopl TX this would prob
ably be the last time they would sing
with him.
Courageously fulfilling the last duty
o. MS pas1o-ate OF me church. anu
pronouncing the benediction. Rev. Nj.
Wooton returned to MS sickbed, and on
The day following passed peacefully
aHay.
Came to Rancor j, 1856.
RAv Mr. Nootor1 Toas one nf the real
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17

5 ! )

LOST--GoId pin, made OF $3.50 gold
piece. Reward II returned to Mrs
L. c. Pampln, tQl y. Tennessee
avenue. S,l
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17
Formation Of Friendship,

We cannot tell the precise nomsn:
when friendship Is formed As |.
Cling & vessel drop by drop, there
Is at least Z drop which makes It rrr
over; so Il series c. k.rd-esses
there Is at la. ora which makes the
kaar. run oyer.-.ron Boswell Liz
AZ =. n nnn
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17

debts or demands wA.c,
hold against the estate .
Bryant, deceased, 10 re
years from this date.
This 10th day OF Jr2e
W. L. BR
SCI Adm
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17

STATE OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF
POLk.-To All Creditors, Lega-
tees, Distributes and all Persons
Having Claims or Demands
Against the Estate Of D. Henry
Br?art, Deceased:
You are notified to present claims,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17
What's . Frlendi

Apropos OF gratitude, a pron.n ens
politician gave the ether day q ye-y
amusing definition O. friend. "A
friend be said. rs q man vhc takes
your part against all your enemies
sticks to you through all your aeveS
stiles, !erds you his last do..ar with.
out sseGHty-and then, when fortune
smiles on you at last, Is content tc
take q back seat s1d keep out o! ths
way"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17
LOANS, LOANS, LOANS!

LOANS, LOANS. LOANS!
l will loan you money to build o.
euy Z ONE or will sell you home
complete and loan you the cash 70
Fay for 1t at per cent simple in
ssrest. Better see me thar pay rent
JEREMIAH B. SMITH,
Room -. Tuteh 3 Gentry Bldg.
742
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17

FOR RENT-Cot.a-a, roomy AMI
comfortable, located a. 4I2 South
Naw York Apply to D, B. Sweat,
Prone o2i Green.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17

FOR RENT-N.cely furnished house
Of five roo-s End hath Nica
lc!=5oo-hood SIS pr month
Sc. Oli.cga- & AlEe.i. S.:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17

FOR SALE-Gana B.. Terriers
ped!greet stock. The best watch
iog or companion, aaa tas.a3.
lighting dog on earth. Cores 1r..G-
ence solicited. Burnett Kennels,
Knoxville, Tenn. SO
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17
y Classified Advertising y
Miscellaneous

safety razor blades
to resharDen. made better tnaa
Few, csc, 35c and soc dozen Lake
land Furniture and Hardware CO.
146
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17

FOR RENT--One furnished room. al,
uodern convenierces. nest-atl, lc-
cation. 40 5. Florida avenue Ap.
ply to Miss Nura Pattoa's N.,Iin-
cry Store. sos
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-06-17
FOR SALE.
S / .

2 houses and 5 acres Of land. A
bargain at s2,501. $1,000 cash. BAL.
or long time. Ohliu-e: and Alaeld
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30
Wasta %kaantyneiIIe.
airi. .. =. Moobp.
(Joitoa ~ebeaifeen)

Run 0ristns iputpi, oil feiIari ontanut
i%uIiStutIen, ettd fofo maoiIma oil
iperoteitotpu, ia ientdbber tuIi Wtario
BetIebemiin. SumaIa oil iononut.
ettd SeIutfen tuli ipntpd 9etIebemis.
I'd, ia ientdbben oil mobboton Cd
c fpntpd SeruioIemisia. Weroio
et fdnnettu, ennenfmin pbbefIdn
wuotta fen idIfeen. Neiiipt mietiin
8etIebemiin iuuri pifeoon ATTAIN,
ettd Smmolon lana tdptettdifiin.
rNbrobom Ell epdi1pt SumoIan In.
pausto." 2un ipdIiin ndpttGd ole
man tpeImon iIuutemme Iumota fem.
moisto, jpto tuntuu bpnin paitealle
.toi maboottomole pitdd, finoin Ia.
nptpot ibmiiet: rUiuttn fuinta bdn
MOT Iuoriutuo fit6?" Wle emme tie
bd fuinfa ie on tapabtnpa, muita
le Ell iaoin riipufoon meietd. Grds
neeferipnimo oil fpnd oifeosTq ia.
noesioon, eta JOS SumoIo fdstif
bdnen %iuotfemoon fipiieindn ldpi,
Min bdn tefifi fen = Tiad ieban diff
SumoIan oEa eifd banen, fuinfo mo
tpoiF tnpobtuo. Gen SumnIo fpud
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30

mtnen epdnstoe'a on bplidnnnt fer'
ran taaoum au.uutenia ia ulfona tbs.
ia noe'ton %hpieroana SumaIolle lie. Min
bdn OF tIrotiu, eifd autuas. Siu6
Etlmon usfoa on mabbotoin felmata
Snmalaue ia birmuinen on Ianaeta
eldmdn Sumalun f6Iiin fiud tilasIo.
Sdsfd tilasfa Ell bdn mp5sfddn moi
Qua iopinnosia Sumalan fonsia
ennentnin p~aIoiua paronnuf1en ia
uefon fomtta 2asteen armoltiitoon
tublainpoisn taluoin.
&uulepas pield mitd apostoli ia.
moo: rSpbdmen usfoua me man
burStaatit tnlemme ia iuun tnnnus
tufieaa outuoatii." So tuieId: riota
Sumalan tpt6 tuDa tabtoo bdnen
pitdd ustoman, ettd Sumala on fos,
taia mile, iotfa 6dntd eiTindt" Su.
mala ei fatio Iitd, eta oletfo fasiet.
tn, mutta 9dn fatfoo iosfo nSfpt
omafIefi &asteesia labioiietun an
tuuoen. Spbdmen usfoa SumaIa
t%paatii, iiue usfoue ptfin Ar,sms
ohtStetoan. 81 iamH usfo ole nh,
blsiet,D nyfyiieen muoiiiumaliIuu
teen eifd teatteri eldmddn. 81 Ie biero
perfeleen ioufon fonsia iopiutoa
etf1 beliaaIin oliioretid r~afentele
maaiIntan fonSIa. Mmita Ie pubfee
ulos Iaolana ia ,polona fcrpesio
fanioien fesfeud. &c iuolaa plpedn
befumauifen, itienunburefaon muo.
tiiumaliiuuben mdtdbaamoio, ioia
nptpaitana on maailma tdpnnd.
SeeIus f%anoo: r6uu Sdn inlee, l5p
tdneefD 6dn usfoa maon padltd,"
Sdnd aifana tdptpD buutaa: r9luta
9erra, iId ppbdt omat mdbentpneet
ia borwut oipat usfouiiet ibmisteu
lasten feosia."
u. 9osIel.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30

poimme tdpoeliiesti tebbd fitd mitd
tdaaa baluIimme iebbd, mutto Joe
boh etihte fpsAtesi.
Npt clehhte fdbneef EIaae Suma.~
Ian iidnfaiftiieen lepoon. Spban Ell
endd ole Iepoton, %iuruIa eifd muS
bella ip%oipuihu. Siuoin 5nobaan
lenatd toifpoani fen SIdp usfouiIeIa
ipodmeId. Soomme lolita fuin Iopfit
iTdnId fosmoin ebesi6. @iloim faS
iabtaa uui pirIi idpbeliSten pans.
bursfosten Imusta iionfaitffiin at
toibin osti. We famine n6bbd nuo
mdfeipdt 8rismfTen fotamiebet, iots
fa onot tuIIeet fuuresto naifpaSta
ia pes5eet maatteen1a 2ariIan noe.
resId ia FIND ne maItaiS1eet ia fen.
tabben oWat ne Sumolan ietmimen1
ebesid ia poImelemat 6dntd pBid ia
pdimdd 9dnen femppelisTddn. 6dn,
ipto ietuimella istau afuu beibGn
pddadnid ia ei beipdn piod en6d ia.
nooman eifd iiooman, eitd amrtnfo
endd lanfee beibdn pd6lenid, eifd
ptifddn palomuus, fud 2aritia, 10
ishuimeWa istuu foitiee BETA ia iobs
taa beitd eldnain meildbteiite n tpfD.
Sumola on foitft fppneleet fuiwaas
ma beibdn filmistdnid.
Sli minuad aitomuS firioittoa td.
mdn poittofunnan riennoistafin.
Onban fiid iiite tddud polion uufi.
attn t%opabtunut (iitd fun :piimefF o.
len Muttoinon firioittu nut. On tapob.
tnnut fuolemiafin. 6erra OF poiS
t%ntiunut meiltd pienotoiien ia meiId
on fuifie5o oIlmt foiramtta. Wtind en-
fIt ole olut fonin fipcd. 81 i6md
n6ptd iIofFi, nann murbeefH. Mutta,
ioio 6erra rofosiaa fitd' Sdn mp18
furitao. Wutta find ratas toimaak
linen; SID fiuoin tosta maoiIma mat.
moimaa ia abbistaa ole aluttaiam<.
me!
Gbfd Iopetan tdqd fertaa.
auhuaS f%forenne
9iiba M%ahfon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30
tommif. "a p. 1913:

tommif. "a y. 1913:
9aStori Wuori foiroStui fpiIustu..
mifestaan ioulun i6Ifei1end hnnnn.
toina NolaImmatfola Ia on mt.
10 mnoteenomano fairaStanut neIid.
piitfoo. On totuoa 10 parunhmu.
ieen.
8oIporib1ri @. SaoroIo on iddQd
toiminut iaarnaten. fastaen Iopfo
la bouboten. fuoueita. 6ouiouffa
on ollu,fin %nisito, sierfin lopfio OH
fnoliut nnfpifin, cnpo foIme aitais.
tain fuoIlnt idlreen ioulun.
Dire Wtorio Cola N,aiion iuolf'
pbben tpiiton feubfofuumetta foi.
rostettuoan, iouluf. 81 pnx 1919
''otn 81 tuuoben panbana. Gdn of
paiffatunnoao 16 muotto ia oil 20.
totin ReiSidrtpeIt6. Woinaiu bou,
bottiin niime fpuoben miimeifen6
pdttpdnd. @uumisfaornon riti pos.
tori Wuori lpbpesti (olen 10 itIefin
iairas) tobistoen fiitd naIosto, mif6
niiud on, iotfa- usfosfa fuiIeIee Der.
raa Seeiusta futen manba oimeon
tel. Woinaiatin oil I5pt6npt rou.
ban Seefuffesio 10 Iabes 40 wuoiia +.
fitten. admd raubo oil bdnen eTd.
mdnid paIfeuteno fuoues5oonfin.
Woinoio oil abfera toIoustoimis.
1oon maiffa oil fimuIoinen 10 fou.
an oifaa. Seurafunta pp~rintSfin
oil bdnene. toIis. Gtentin IL wuot.
ia fitten Fun tddna BORT Mrtburisio
et ollnt poppio, otti bdn innoua c5aa
Ten bonftimiieen. Satioiio oil fofTi
Ia ban mieIistpi posiori 6eimoIen
bofemufieen iuuoen: r9amd on mi.
nun poppini, fuiiutaon i6md.1 Gil.
ben %inostui Ieurofunta. 9uoieeItoon
ban milfaS, ei oino i%outanut tor,
fotn fonoioan pnnniiiemann, mutto
PHI oil pnbeiSia usfopo,ien robfeut.
to. Sumalanttelididt ioutuiipat uIein (.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30
Ransan Rirjsitd.

u. 9osIel.

Ws"usVtuB, WsSWs
Cullen tasia terpebtimadn foitfio
usfonneliid, ia fioria 9errosIu
Seeiutiesiu 2ristmtiesio!
~Mifomufieni oil ttrioittda pbteiiess
I'd auturb estdmme, iota meiud us
ton tamtta SeeiutIesIa on.
r9pmpps ia loupeuS noubattowot
minua foifen elinaifnni ia mind
Iaan oiua Serron buoneeeio iians
faittiieSti".
2aifo miad raffaubeIIa ia miiia'
ubeIn funinsos Damib rersfoa 9p
p6n poimenen ustouiImbeeta ia
ormoeta mietd bdntin oil o5uliiefii
tulut. Dtistd tieii bdn ndin mofuur
tettuno fonoa hamppbeu ia loupeu.
ben Iemrdamon itIiddn fnifen elinoi.
fania ia faamonia oiuo !Serrdr
bnonees1d iionfu,ftiIesti? Idhdn
tpatuututfeeh bdn oil tullut a,oime.
nen5a usfoai1uuoesta, iofa tabtoi
bdnen luonaan alma ola ia iobbat
taa bdntd oifiata tietG nimenId tab.
ben. 9dn tieIi fen, etta iota bdnesio
oil bpmdn ipDnid oltanut oil fen
mpDS p%ddttdipd. bpmin. 9dn tieii
mpDs fenen pddGe bdn usfoi ia oil
lula fiitd, ettd hdneue oil fdtfettp
usfottu falm 9dnen paimenenfo
luono.
Sos findfin rataS lMfiiani olet
Iaanut armon Sumalalta usfoa, ct
I'd SeeIus OF bpmd paimenefi. iofa
on antanut benfenia ebestdfi ia olet
fuuIEtt 9dnen Sdnen5d epanfeIiu.
misia ia fitd feurannut, Min iiuoin
tuuluu finuIletin tdmd armolIinen la
fuureSti Iobbmlinen lupaus life YJai
menen %fuueto: rUtind AMMAN BELLE
iIanfoiffiien eldmdn ia ei beibdn pis
ID %butfumon iinnfoittiiesti, eitd fe,
nenfddn pibd beitd 'repdiIemdn mt
nun fdbeStdni. Winun i5dni, iota ne
minute sdntoi on iuurempi faiffia
muita, eifd fenfddu toiba beitd re
ipdiStd minun iIdni tdfStd. W}ind
ia lid olemme pbtd". Sob. 10: 80
usfoua epanteliumin paStoan ctet
tuamme noimme iloito tdm6n poi
menemme buostasin. M!fddmme an
toto fpnteimme itIidmme effyttdd.
9pud perfeIe on meii6 ftuSoana,
TOTO iad tabi tdnd Ipnniud, futen
buoruuoeIa, faosioiinuDeIo, ipar
taubela, fateuoeuo, miboud, fiufuI
la ia muina Ipnneiud. Mutta nditd
iudfemdmpi on 3ristus, iofn meitd
iuoieIee. Sind mott iuoin Dntpioin
tdnein ionoo: rbpppps ia Iaupeus
noubottoipot minuo foifen elinaifo.
MI. So Yoonnlin fonsio: SOS
'lnmoln on meibdn ebeet1mme fufo
moi meta mnstonn ola, ioto ct o
mao poitoonIo ormobtonut, maon
antoi .Sdnet faitfein meiodn eoss
eifbs 6dn mpbs IobioittaiR
nellie faittia 6dnen faneionIo. &m
"a tobtoo SumoIon poIitiuin pdduc
SumoIa>on, iofn ponburs.
tefee? 0ufa on, iota tabioo !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30


pddidiS.S lo, firftofuntamem
pddidis iublfaiiu ilmestpp taostin
emf p%ddfdiietfi, tuomaon iubla tan'
nelmaa foteibimme. Wiime firfol'
lisfofous paIitfi auefirioittaneen len
toimittoioffi. pppbdn. ettd ormo'Ioi
w%irfofpeIiet ia muffin weIiet ia fila.
ret l%dhettdtpdt firioitutfio, rinoio,
fertomutio ia fuwia mainittuun jul
f%aifuun, ioiben taIiii iuopua ennen
beImif. s pdipdd, oioitteella:
Rep. Z. 6aofona. (.
Boz 528 2eob, g. Dat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30

DIR 5. 2an9as Somib Nnnsel'
la, Wicb. ei ole waltuuietiu atlantic
bemme, ioten emme ole ebesmoS'
tuIsIa bGnen ioimiStaan. Wtuuten
pppbdmme buomauttaa, ettd QUO
marotpa,fia i~ellaiSten benfil1ioen
ioimiin ndbben, iotfa eifpdt ole aiia.
MISUNDERSTANDING, fiud emme ole
muioen tuin fiead ninitetipien ben.
fil3iben toimista mostumnalaiIia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30

Entered ~ second-class matter January IL
se6, NJ he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
ander the Act of Congress OF March &, 1873.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30

boitaifi, FUN bdn main tefifi Suma'
Ian fdsfpn mnfaan. Ota Sumalan
Jana .ioIfaifi lpbbpti ia tpoIOfF tell.
|lefi4, iobtoioffi tdmdn pimedu maoil.
man Idpi!
Suuban firieen "a idfeesId fano.
taan: ,valutta 6dnelle. iofa mot
moriela teibdt lonfeamasta ia oIet.
taa teibdt nubteettom ina firtfautenIa
eteen, riemuun." Tdmd ON ibanim.
pio p%oitfoia foto Noomotnsfn; ten.
ties ei ibanin, iad on maifea rot.
foista, mitd On faiffein ibanin. On
ainan iamoin fuin los miebeIId on
fDmmenen lasic; bdn ei mol iunoa.
fetd beiStd bdn enin rafastaa. 2uin.
ia foIliita. fuinfa %iuIoiFa omatfann
Jumalan lupanfIet! Muuiamat
masta fdantpneet tupitteIepat tuIe,
lpania lanfeamaan. Wuutamat luu.
lepat, ettd beibdn on mGlttdmdttd
ionfun terran tultapa buoleitTi eli
Ssnieifii ia mentdWd tafafin mail.
maan. Nditd a~iatutiia be eilpdt Iaa
%oamaiusta. alssa b~ettiietFtaan
iuulto, ettd teibdn pitdd lanaeto.
rSerra noipi tparieua teibdt lanfea.
masta ia a~ieitus ieibdt nubIeeitomi'
ma tttttontehfa eteen, rtemuum." =
|Tulfoot faiffi tddud oIemat tdstd
iaasta alfaen ~iparieuuitTi Ianfee.
masta, ia fiten a~fetetuitIi istuimen
eteen!
2ontooSid on erds Iaitos, iobon
ptetaan -f6pbid, fultupoifia. GnIi.
mdiIetIi otetaan beiStd nalofupn
iuuri iemmoiiina fuin oipat liaSlaan
ia rp~pipisiddn. Cite Fun poiat opai
laitofiesia nauttineet faiffea nab.
boaiSta boitoa, palofunataan bet.
bot nubeaeen, e~nnenfuin be ldbiendt
fielid pois. Sc, faapat moIemmot
nalofunanfa mufdanIa. Toinen
ndpttdd mirfdlaiIelta ppifa ndptti
finne tilesIaan, ia toiien bdn iaapi
merrotofieen itd ebeaiieen. Diff
b%pDbpuistd nellie. Jos moifmme
muistaa, minfd ndt5ilid oIimme, i'll
loin fun 6erra enfin I1pfi meibdt, ia
fen farsia i%otihttte tpe,rnta it'd H.
lao, miefd oIemme. Fun Sdu ottoa
meibdt tirttauteenia,
! 5 Moi, 33: 10 lnemme: rSdn IDpTi
bdnet erdmaaSia ia autiosia ulmon'
to formesfo; 9dn pmpdri piiritti,
6dn iuoieIi ia tporieli bdntd minimum
Tilmdterddnid.A 9erra tefee tdmdn
taiten. 9dn lDpii Tinutfin, find ei
l6ptdnpt 9dnid. Sbmiiet Ianomai
eiTimdnid 6erraa, muttu Serra etfi
finua. &c on molemmin pupliSto
eiimistd. 0ristus etii ipntisid. ia
fpntinen etIii aristusta. 81 festd
foufaa, ennenfuin etfiWd ipntinen ia
etipd Wopabtoia tobtaamat %toiien.
ia. SamasIa bstfesid fuin find. olei
maImis ia bolaeeS fuulumaan 2ris.
tifTeue, iamasfa on Sdn moImis ia
bolufas pelastamadn finut.
Wtuutamat ibmiiet fpipmdt minus
ia. miten beibdn tulifi tpaeltaa ia
fdpttdptpd iotapdimdiiesfd 'el$mdS'
fddn. 6e fanotpat: ryyiind tabtoifiu
mieleIdni tietdd, onto oifein ettd
menen iiiben ia ftiben paiffaan2 Wli'
nd tabtoiiin mieleqdni tietdd, teenfS
oifein poIttaesioni ia iuobesioni md'
bdn, nauon fobtuuuifesii2" Whnd
en- moi fitoa omiotuntoianne. 2ris.
tus ei anna iddnt1id; 9dn iImoittao
periaatteita. Minnlla on 5ddnt5 itIeI.
Iert ia fe on tdmd: Jos olen iostafin
afiasta epdporma ia lepoton omos.
ia ~tunnosfa. Min r%atfaiien fen Ger.
ran ebuffi. On parempi ola biufan
liiaffi torfta, fuin ltifa mapaa. Cal
lifaa minun ianoa teiqe, tpasto
tddntpneet ia teiue, friStitpt: mail,
man FImdt faiIomot teibin. ste tar
faStatpat tortoin, mitd te teeite.
(Jatf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-30

9uuIeppos p~stdpdni miid 6error
iona tobistaa, ettd olemme Seeiutien
foutta idIeen SumoIan fatsia TO-
mintoon pddsIeer We, iotta ennen
toompono olimme, oIemme MT Sd
men werenfd foutto ldbeIIe pddsIeet
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mailman iiIenfd fonsIa. 20 NON,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-24
TWO MEN DROWN.
Joseph Kennedy and c. A. McLaugh
lin Meet Death in AppOmattox
River.

Petersburg, Va, Dec. 24.-Joseph
Kennedy, said to be from Albany, \.
Y. and C. A. Mclaughlin, of Lynch
burg, were drowned.in the Appomat-
tox river yesterday evening, and a
third man, H. w. Belden, of Whit
Plains, N. Y, had narrow escape
from death. The three men had been
drinking freely and they decided 10
90 down to the wharf. Mclaughlin
stumbled and fell into the river. A
colorei man on barge threw rope
to him at the same time calling to
Kennedy and Belden to assist him.
Kennedy reached down with his hand
to assist in pulling Mclaughlin in, and
was pulled into the river. Belden, In
attempting to prevent Kennedy from
being pulled into the river, fell in
himself. As it was very dark, it was
impossible to aid the three men, and
before assistance could be gotten Ken
nedy and Mclaughlin were drowned
Belden chung to the rope and was
saved.
The bodies of Kennedy and Nc
Laughlin we're recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-24
DIES OF HER BURNS.
Sad Tragedy Saturday at Bedford
City.


Bedford City, Va. Dec. 24.-One of
the most distressing and pathetic
deaths ever, known here is that Of
Mary, tie little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Blankinship, which oc-
Cured at their home on Peaks street
Sunday evening about z O'clock, death
resulting from severe burns the little
girl sustained Saturday afternoon,
while playing in the garden of her
home.
She lighted some tall, dry grass
and while sporting round the blaze
in childish glee her dress of some
light cotton fabric was blown by the
breeze toward the fire and ignited.
Famed by the wind, she was soon
all ablaze and ran in terror to her
mother, who was in the house. Mrs.
Blankinship sought to beat out the
fire with her hands and was herself
very seriously burned, but unmind-
full of her own suffering she tried to
catch up rug in which to envelop
| the child, but frenzied with terror and
agony, Mary eluded her and ran into
the yard, seeming like light torch
A colored woman on the place seized
her and carried her to the hydrant
turning On the water; but all tot
late, for the fire had burned too deep
! and after twenty-four hours of great
suffering the death angel came *
her release.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-24
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
title Girl,Struck by Street Car, Has
Bth Legs Crushed.

ELynchbug, Va, Dec. 24.-Yetta
|nowitz, little 6-year-old jewish
Fl. was nm over by street car at
/ corne. of Twelfth and Clay
reets abut $3.50 O'CLOCK Monday
kht, boil her legs being crushed
basly fpm the knees down that it
l. founi necessary to amputate
Em.
Several persons who were nearby
len the accident happened stated
| { the ctr was running slowly and
t the mtorman was loudly clang-
! his bell. A policeman, who was
Thin thirty feet of the car at the
he, saw the childs mother, who mad
baby in a carriage, cross the
Icks just in front of the car. The
II he saw was little Yetta strug-
hp under the cruel wheels. 1t IS
ksumed that she attempted to 1ol-
her mother cross the tracks, but
late. The child, it is said, did not
in front Of the car, but ran into
car and fell beside the tracks,
! in struggling to get up stuck her
8 across the tracks, the rear wheels
the car catching them and crush
them from the knees down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-24

brfolk Fried Oysters at Ramem1's
pfc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-24

NEWS OF THE OLD DOMINION :
DIES FROM HIS INJURIES.
Assistant Now Faces Charge of Muir
dering Coal Dealer.

Richmond, Va, Dec. pa. w.
Rainey, 46 years old, coal dealer,
who was assaulted, it was alleged, by
A. w. Thompson, who lives on the
Meedowbrook road Henrico county,
on Saturday morning at Brook Ave
nue. ana Leigh street, died from his
injuries last night at 1902 o'clock at
Stuart Circle Hospital. AS soon as
the police were notified of his death,
Detective Sergeant Wiltshire was de-
tailed to rearrest Thompson on the
charge of murder. Thompson was ar
raignei in Police Court yesterday
morning on the charge of felonious
assault, but his hearing went over
and he was released under $1,000
bond.
Friends of Rainey say that the at,
tack upon him was unprovoked. 1t
was learned that the two men quar-
relei over business transaction, and
Thompson is accused Of having struck
Rainey over the head with some sharp
instrument.
Thompson met Rainey while he was
driving wagon. He stopped, and the
argument began which ended in thu
attack. Rainey fell to the street, an
Thompson jumped into his wagon ant
drove rapidly away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-24
RoRBERIEs IN RICHMOND.

Richmond, Dec. 24.-More robberies
have been reported to the police. c.
w. Baughan, of 600 North Twenty
!seventh street, complained that his
pockets were picked of $685. in the
vicinity of the Sixth Street Market
The money, he said, represented the
major portion of the proceeds from
"a sale of a piece of property in Cum
berland county.
Aubrey Chambliss was also relieved
fof $14.65 by pickpockets.
Mrs. George Cummings was the
victim of a purse snatcher, who got
away with her handbag containing
fS3 while she was shopping on Broad
street.
w. C. Moody reported that thief
got through his cellar window and
secured 81 in cash which had been
left On the mantelpieee in the dining
room. Nothing else was molested
! The home of Margaret WOOD, I4lf
East Broad street, was also entered
! by thief who got away with $40 in
Icurrelty and gold watch valued at
$40.
W. J. Wood complained that three
white men tried to hold him up at
'Twenty-fifth and P streets while he
was en- route home Monday night. He
| frightened off the robbers by brand
ishing a pistol himself.
Burglars sometime Monday night
Ientered the millinery establishment
Sof NJ. Creighton, at 113 East Broad
IStreet, and secured $500 from the
safe after knocking off the knob
and then displacing the tumblers by
means of wedge and wire.