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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-28
Dade City Defeats
Lakeland In Punk
Game Yesterday

Continued from Page j
yer out at flst, Meharg famed. no
runs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-28

Some nice little two Dagger Gil
lespie got and Spivey also.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
STATE AID ROADS /,
COMMISSIONERS .
MEET CITIZENS
At Cairo Association Of Commerce
Rooms Last night-Good At
tendance.
ARE HIGHLY PLEASED WITH
COUNTY'S GRAVEL ROADS
Will Recommend Gravel BE Used
for State Aid Road North of
Hodges Park.

I'VE saw today in our automobile
trip through a portion Of your coun-
ty," said President Cash Of the State
Highway Commission, so many
splendid roads and built Of a quail
ity of gravel, such as I have never
seen. They are veritable houle-
wards, they seem so perfect" Presi-
President Cash and the other men,
bers of the commission were so en-
ihusiastic over the appearance of
Ihe roads leading from the city TO
the country districts that they fire.
quently mentioned them in their
talks last night at the Cairo Asso-
ciation of Commerce rooms, where
q large number of representative
citizens assembled to learn about
State ail roads, in which Alexander
county is to come in for an appor-
tionment,
The meeting last night was open
ed by President ", i. Crossiey Of
the Cairo Automobile Club. who
stated that the object was to learn
from the commission what was ex-
pected of Alexander county in its
participation in the State aid road
fund, and what kind of roads must
be built to comply with the pro-
visions of the law.
The members of the commission
present were: President A. b.
Cash of Chicago, Secretary S. f.
Braudt of DeKalb and Hon. James
P. Wilson of Polo, and d. II. Piep-
meir, assistant engineer of the
(Copoluded on Page JRo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
w. B. Huette, Jr, Bids Adieu to
Cairo September /. joins
Father at Boston.
BIG WHOLESALE STORE
OPENS SEPTEMBER i
New Firm Has a Clicntage of Over
l,2CO-Starts With Very
Flattering Outlook.

w. B. Huette, Jr., bids adieu to
Cairo September /, when he will
leave for his future home, Boston,
Mass. He accompanies his sister
in law, Miss Joe Winter to Chicago
where she goes for 4 short visit
Mrs. Huctte, who is now at Chi
cago will join her husband aud
leavo with him for Boston,
The Huettes, father and sons
open up September l at IA Lin
coin street a wholesale boot and
shoe house, carrying 4 stock of at
least 100000 The firm name
viii be w. b. 5uette & Son.
The new firm will start under the
most favorable conditions, having to
tegin with an old established line
n business which has been turned
Yer to it, of more than 1900 GUS
omers. The firm Wall handle the
ntire output of three boot and shoe
actories in the vicinity of Boston.
w. r. Huette, Sr., is veteran
hoe man having been in this busi-
ness all his life, the earlier period
Of his career being on the road,
where today he stands we'll with the
merchants in that line. For the
past five years Mr. IIuette, Sr, has
been working With the idea of go
ing into the wholesale shoe busI-
ness. The Huette family is q shoe
family from earlier times. The
father of w. B. TIuette, Sr. was 4
shoe manufactures for many years,
at Cincinnati, Ohio.
w. II. Huette, Jr. and his brother
will look after the buying and w.
E. Sr., the selling and the general
management of the business When
asked what territory the house in
tends to cover, w. B. Jr. said; "The
World"
G.. M. Palmer will remain in
Cairo and manage the shoe store
here until such time as he may de-
sire to join the Huette family.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
CONSULS ORDERED TO LEAVE

Associated Press.
London, Aug % The following
dispatches have been received from
Perrin hy Marconi wireless:
cit Is Officially announced that
the German and Austrian consuls in
Tangier were ordel ed to leave by the
French government.
"The Italian steamer Ancona.
from New York for Italian PORTS
was held up near Gibraltar and
about 10 Germans on board were
taken prisoners of war.
Fourteen officers and l7O men
of the crew OF the Austrian cruiser
Eenta. said to have been sunk Aug.
l6 in an engagement with the
French fleet, have suugh' refuge in
Montenegro.
THE press, commenting on this
engagement, says that the men on
the Zenta yentured into the open
seas TO engage in battle with force
probably so times stronger with the
the object of doing as much damage
to the enemy as possible. knowi ing
all the while that certain death and
destruction awaited them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
MALINES BADLY DAMAGED

London, Aug. 2G.--An Antwerp
dispatch to the Reuter- Agency says
that eMly this morning It force of
2000 Germans bombarded Malines,
IA miles southwest of Antwerp.
Two hundred houses were partly de-
5troyed and search tower was
wrecked. The Belgians made an
energetic counter attack but We're
driven back. The losses on both
sides were considerable
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
Representatives o. Commercial and
Trade Bodies Go TO Washing
/ ton to Investigate,
GEO, PARSONS REPRESENTS
CAIRO ASSN. COMMERCE
Want All River Communities to
Press Need of Passing Billion
Senators and congressman

Commercial and trade bodies Of
the Ohio and Tennessee river val
.eys, met in Washington for The
purpose Of learning at first hand
the reasons why the Senate failed
To pass the Rivers and IIarbOrs Ap-
rropriation bill. The Ohio Valley
improvement Association through lis
secretary Sol { word to Cairo TO be
sure ard have a representative On
hand. President Johnston Of the
Cairo Association of Commerce on
receipt of the request teles:aphcd
to ex-Mayor George Parsons, who Is
spending the summer With Mrs.
Parsons at Kennebunk, Maine to try
and attend the meeting If possible,
and represent the Cairo Association
o. Commerce. Mr.. Parsons immedi-
ately responded that he would glad
iy do so 1t has since been learned
that he was promptly on duty,
According to the report of the
meeting at the final session, the rep
resentatives adopted these resell,
tons:
I'VE, the Representatives from
the various portions of the nation
interested in the subject of water
navigation assembled at Washiaa
ton, August II and lS, 1914, for
the special purpose of ADVANCING
the passage of the Rivers and Har-
burs bill now pendiug in the United
state Senate, find.
First, that this bill which car
ries appropriations of some fifty
three million dollars to be used in
improving such navigation has pass
ed the House of Representatives by
q large majority, aud, after some
additions by the Senate, is now on
the calendar of the Senate, where a
large majority Of that body fayors
its passage;
Second, that there seems to be
a small minority of that body de-
termined to defeat its passage by
tactics already adopted, unless the
friends If the bin use their utmost
er deavors to prevent 50 lamentable
an event: and,
Third, that if a quorum of the
members of Congress can be main
tanned in Washington. this bill can
readily be enacted into a law.
(Ooncluded on Page SIKH
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
MUELHAUSEN EVACUATED.

Associated Press.
Paris. Aug. 25.--The War Office
issued the following this morning;
"The commander-in -in-chief. requir-
ing all available forces on the Meuse,
has ordered the progressive abandon
ment of occupied territory, Muel-
hansen again has been evacuated.
"A new battle IS in progress be
tween Maubeuge and Donan. On it
depends the fate of France. Oper
ations in Alsace along the Rhine
would take away troops upon which
might depend victory. 1t Is neces-
sary that they all withdraw from
Alsace temporarily to assure its final
deliverance. 1t is a matter of hard
necessity"
West of the Meuse, as a result OF
an order issued today, the troops
which are to remain on the covering
line to take up the defensive are
massed as follows;
THE French and British troops
have regained their original posi-
tion.
'To the right we assumed the
offensive, driving back the enemy,
hut Gen. Joffre stopped pursuit to
re-establish his front.
"In Lorraine two armies have be-
gun combined attack, one starting
from Nancy and the other from the
south of Luneville. The engage
ment which began yesterday tMon-
day.. continues at the time of this
writing The sound of cannonading
is heard at Nancy"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
French TROOPS MASS NEAR
DOMAIN FOR DECISIVE BATTLE
Upon it Depends the Fate of FranCe-2OOO Germans
Bombard Malines, IA Miles from Antwerp
Austrian Government Hands Japanese
Ambassador His Passports and
Recalls it's Own Envoy

The French commandernhe has withdrawn his forces from ter
tory recently occupied them along with their British AL
lies strong line between Maubeuge the north and Donan the
south, distance of about 200 miles.
The allies have abandoned their offensive and will
defensive attitude the hope checking the advance of the German
troops endeavoing to break through the line.
combined French and British force holding
ang the river Meu about 80 miles below Namu while the French
forces command the road out of the great forest Ardennes
Upon the ability of the allies to hold the Germans the French
,oh1ce admits depends the fate of France.
British official statement announcing the position of the British
foops satisfactory Announcement made however,
that the British casualties in the recent fighting number W0O
Earl Kitchener Secretary State for War that the 0
300 asked the first instance have joined the and declares
chat the reinforcement of the British steadily will
Reports from the Hague that the Germans massed
numbers along the Dutch frontier have disappeared the
mobilization of the Dutch army has ceased.
Muelhausen again has been evacuated by the French
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
DESPERATE FIGHTING IN
HAINAUT SINCE FRIDAY

London, Aug. 25.-A dispatch to
the Express from Ostend says:
Since Friday evening the French
and British troops have been en-
gagged in desperate conflicts north Of
Charleroi and Fleurus with Germans,
who crossed the Meuse at Huy.
Saturday French troops which
had spread from Lille met the Ger
man right in East Flanders.
desperate fighting between out
posts took place at Oudenarde and
Renaix. The losses were heavy on
both sides.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
EMPEROR's NEPHEW IS
REPORTED A PRISONER

Paris, Aug. 25-A dispatch to
the Excelsior from Coutrai says
the Emperor's nephew, Count Won
Schwerin, has been taken prisoner
He was in command of a detachment
of Uhlans who reached Harlehek.
French Chaussenrs being Informed
of the appearance of the Germans
arrived on the scene and killed one,
wounded five aud made prisoners
OF the others. 49,.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
CODE ChBLFGRAMS FOR
JAPAN SUBJECT TO RISK

New York, Aug 25.-The Com
mercial Cable Co. announced today
that code cablegrams may now be
accepted for Japan, subject to CEN
sorship and sender's risk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
MAIL ORDER HOUSE AT
CHICAGO SENDS MANY
CATALOGUES TO CAIRO

Three wagon loads of catalogues
OF the Sears-Roebuck mail order
house arrived by parcels post yes
terday and were distributed to citi-
zens in almost every portion of the
city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
Associated Press.

London, Aug. pa dispatch to
the Reuter- Agency from Nish says:
1.-The latest information received
here is that the bombardment of
Belgrade. still is most severe. Shells
OF large calibre are doing immense
damage Hardly building remains
undamaged. The palace has been
partly burned down. Another large
building In the city has been struck
by 35 shells"
The 0stend spondent says
that the refugees from all parts of
Belgium are arriving there. Some
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26

the Singer 4tr- - - - - ~
has been transfe>"cIH aiphis,
where he is to open an office for the
company. lie is to spend his entire
time in buying. selling and cruising
timber He goes to Memphis in
few days and his family will fol-
Aow a little later. HIS successor
here will be d. Pollock who Is man
ager of the South Bend plant and
who will divide his sine betwcea
the plants here and at south Bend.
The Singer is again operating
with almost its usual number of
men, although soma of them have
been given less hours of work eack
cay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26

London, Aug. "A di7pata
rom Gsteud to the Evening New
.ays there is fierce fighting betwea
he Belgian gendarmerie and tll
German cavalry in the outskirts q
The city. Wounded are beln
drought in.
rhe dispatch adds that the on
ounter was between detachmen
{ German cayalrymen and goo gen
la~mes.
It appears that the Germans ca
4 the morning. while making the!
way from Snaeskegke TO OsteirI
came into contact with the guards i
the vicinity of 4efiinghae, som
three miles from Ostond.
After a fierce fight the German
were driven back with the loss Q
several men and an officer wounded
-. Sic the gendarmcs lost thre
,ror;r, and govtfa1 wounded
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
WEATHER.

Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky
Local showers Wednesday; Thurs
day fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Paris, Aug. 25.--Alexander Cork,
son of Maxim Gorki, Russian author,
has enlisted in the French army.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26

Concluded on Page JRo.J
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26

looncluded on Page Sikh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-26
LOCAL FORECAST.

Cairo and vicinity: Fair Wednes-
lay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
COUP FAILS
Germans Cross River User on Rats
In Dark But Plan 10 Discovered
and Attackers Repulsed.

LONDON, Dec. 4. 3:25 a. MN the
dark hours before dawn yesterday a
large force OF Germans crossed the
food waters OF the User by means OF
big. broad RATS. says the correspon-
cent OF the Daily News in northern
France. under date OF December 3.
The venture was a desperate one for
not man who set on IL could have
been ignorant OF the fact that death
was almost certainly awaiting him.
The RATS were punted through the
shallow waters in dead silence and Ia
utter darkness. Each carried nifty or
sixty men and some machine guns.
In preparation for dawn a further
feet OF RATS drawn by motor boats.
was waiting on the German side Of the
muddy waters. but before dawn came
the plot was discovered. when day
break did arrive the artillery Of the
allies met the advancing Germans with
devastating effect. Net. despite their
losses. the Germans. brave even To
madness. still essayed the crossing I'M
al midday. Several RATS were upset
in mldsiream by the ere OF the French
guns. and a great number of Germans
we're drowned. while others were shot
Fierce fighting b. now taking place.
adds the correspondent The Germans
are concentrating their attack princi.
pally to the north Of Ypres They
have Withdrawn their heavy artillery
on account Of the mud and are using
light guns mounted on motor lorries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
NO TIGHT SKIRTS
Milsdy VIII Appear Next Year In
lsnored Suits With Plenty o.
Plsts, is Fashion Decree.

TOLEDO o. Dec. Women are
not going 10 wear tight skirts any
more. Such Is fashions decree for
next spring and summer
The makers OF American STYLES for
women have decided upon that one
point. and are going 10 confirm their
decision a. the twenty-nfth annual
convention Of the National Cloak. Suit
ana skir Manufacturers association.
which VIII open here tomorrow.
Statements made tonight are tina,
miiady will wear a tailor made sui,
with plenty OF plsits In the skirt when
she starts ont on her Easter mornine
display Of nncry.
styles viii be- much more aevere
and practical The coat must b. abort
about 20 inches-wlth ordina-v
sleeves. and Of a plain quiet color.
Skirts viii b. about ia inches from
the ground
if she prefers single coat 70 wear
with skirt and shirt waist ~ shall b.
iuil from the waist down. with boIted
elects and patch pockets
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n o + &c 4 a.


TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY. Sc
cured by the indenture of the first
day OF August. A. ID. 1906, between
HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY and
DOLLAR SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustees;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY. has call
ed for redemption Bonds numbered if1
TO l60. both inclusive. OF HIGHLAND
coal. COMPANY'S PURCHASE MONEY
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS. OF the series secured as
above indicated and dated August list.
1906: and that on the first day OF Feb
ruary. A. II. 1915. there will become and
be due and payable upon each OF said
bonds numbered as aforesaid. the prin-
cipai thereof and accrued interest 10
said date. which will be paid. and said
Bonds purchased and retired at the
office OF Dollar Savings and Trust Com
pany. OF Wheeling. West Virginia. on
said date in accordance with the proxI-
sions OF Article Three of said indenture.
said Bonds numbered 1i1 TO 160 being
the lsst now outstanding numbers OF
said series.
HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY.
d-f-ja-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
JUMPED BOND
And After Twenty Years Prominent
Chicago Attorney Is Placed
Under Arrest

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Charged with
FORGETTING the bond on which Carleton
Hudson Belts had been held in New
YORK twenty years ago. accused of
forgery. Carleton Hudson. a wealthy
attorney. for many years an active
member Of the Moody church Of Chi
cago. was arrested here to-day at the
request OF the New York police. He
was released on bonds and will be
given hearing tomorrow. at which
continuance will be asked. his at
torneys stated. The arrest was made
on complaint Of DIR. Charles Sanders.
whose uncle Joshua Sanders. was on
Belts bond in 1885,
Hudson would make no statement.
Although he was reported 10 have
prospered and to have taken an i'm
portant part in numerous financial
deals since coming here. Hudson be
came best known through a suit he
and others fled recently. naming
swift. Armour and other Chicago
packers as the hackers OF Louis Eihle
an attorney who had organized a cot
ton seed oil corporation. on the
strength OF the commercial rating
given Eihle as the promoter of the
company. Hudson and others charged
they had loaned the lawyer almost
$1,000 Unable to force payment on
the alleged loan. Hudson and Others
named the packers as co-defendants
in the suits IN hopes Of recovering
from them. The suit Is pending
Eihle and the packers deny the ale.
cation.
Hudson would not discuss his identi.
ncation as Belts. the bond jumper Of
twenty years ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Order OF ruhnosszo.-
Scansy. West virginis. october Rules.
G. r. Martin. In chanesry.
Mary winnifisid Martin. Divorce.
The obieet OF this suit IL to obtain for
solsse divorce from the bonds OF matri-
AID Il appearing from an affidavit
.Ied IN said cause At these Rules. that
,ne defendant, Mary Winfield Martin
virginia and she not having been served
Vita process An said suit. on motion OF
sci this order Of puoliestion - entered tered
sEeinst her. and Il ordered that the ssid
defendant. above named be and she Is
Ter the date ~ The f.psa p tn OF
THIS order and do what II necessary TO
protect her Interests. IL Is further err
posted as resuired BY Law. 's"s' anu
witness John l.. Kingdom. Clerk OF
s ssa cid csas Court, At The Court Houss Of
1914. to-wtt: October Rules. 1914
JOHN l. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
JOHN l. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
The state of West Virginia
To the sheriff OF Ohio County. Greeting:
s Martin 2S ma Il s sss b. aoaS
office OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio co1n-
y
on the first Monday in October. 1914. TO
answer IN a Chaneery exhibited Against
n ner y, h The SAID Court ey g; n. Martin.
witness, John l. Kingdom. Clerk Of
our said Court. at the Court House of
day ~ sas Sy IS si ssa e the
b2nd year OF the State of West Virgins
Join L. kINGHoRN. Clerk.
October Rules. islf.
q. r. Martin. Summons.
Mary winnifieid Martin. I'm chaneery.
ID. A. Mckee, II. q.
The within named Mary Winfield
nor aouns a sRsrss Ss ss 9 ssy ss
for A. T. SWEENEY. =. o. c.
uottos 20 Take Dspostt1ons.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia
g. n. Martin.
Plaintiff
Mary wianineid Martin.
:. The above named Mary winfield
Martin. will take notice that the deposit
Mary Northway and Mr.. TrexeI. will be
taken AT the Law Office OF Burkhart &
Head. 60t Schwind building. IN the City
OF Ohio. on the 9TH day of December A.
-. ISL between the hours of $500 A; NJ.
an ard 1890 a NJ. and that the DISPOSITIONS
.. Il. Martin. viii be taken at the law
Office OF ID. A. Mckee. 1918 Chapline
OF Ohio and State of West Virginia, on
the 9TH day OF December. 1914. between
the hours OF 1000 a. NJ. and 1000 y. NJ.
on behalf OF the above named plaintiff.
And ". from any cause. the taking OF the
said dispositions shall not be commenced.
OF being commenced. shall not be COM
pleted on the day aforesaid. the taking
OF tie same will be adjourned from time
To time. at the same place and between
the same hours. until the same shall be
completed.
g. r.. MARTIN.
By ID. A MCKEE.
n-I3-20-2T-d-4 ATTORNEY.
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PETROGRAD. Dec. 3-The following
oinSial statement was issued tonight
rlehting continues In certain dis
Hlets along the front In the region OF
L,Sy~icz- important forces OF the enemy
chetiN the troops transported in No
Nemper from the German west front
.pehed an offensive ON December In
the region OF Lioutomersk and SezerzovV
IN inc rest OF the front on the left
pahk OF the Nistula there H. no particu-
HI modincation In the situation
Beyond the Carpathians our troons
na . taken Bartfeld. capturing eight or
"'ers' i.-Vo men and six machine guns -
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bt.KLIN. Dec. :. bv wIreIes. - -
s ., 80 D. n.-Nineteen thousapd
SerNian prisoners have been taken since
~. NussIlanS began the present offen-
I've movement. according to a ret,ort
sssNetNeI mere to-day from Vienna News
rom othor sources Indicate that Servia's
war WIN reach about Zoe. 900 or virtpaIi,,
o .'ls. OF her entire strength Re
Ports OF iurther Serviau defeats to ~.
sSst OF the holubara End Lid rivers
.ehd 70 conhrm the prediction or mill
taIf observers that the end ~ Servia n
rceIsIanoc cannot be Tar N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
APPEAL FOR FUNDS
FOR WAR PRISONERS

WAsftfNGTON. Dec. Am srrsai
Tor FUNDS Tor German and Auatro- Hun.
ere said 90 De Dr. great suffering. waa
forwarded 90 the foreign uflca I'd ~.
ems today hV the state dara rffnrut
90 the request ~ the Aurtro. WunFarian
eWhHHsY here The dispatch which
me from The Auetro. Hungarian con.
Hul general in Shanghai told ~ the
urcs and bcggrd that assistance Sc
sent for their relief
~ also requested authorization from
Vienna Tor the use of local funds 10 BE-
sent through Chine into Russia Tor this
purpose
Thus FAR no official report has come
70 me United states from siberia a. 10
the conditions lu fhr MILITARY dafrnffnn
camps although American reurraanfs.
ives have Inspected and reverted on
conditions in EnFfand rrnrrn grr.
many. Austria and Hungary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-04
MINER KILLED BY
A FALL OF SLATE

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
~ fAlhMONT. W. Va. Dec. 3-James
curry an Englishman living az Iami-
son No. ?. was Killed while ~ work in
ne mines there to-day by fait Of slate.
lils family consisting Of wife and
TOUT chlldren are living IN England
county. coroner Frank 4 Lloyd. com
dgctlnf ~ invcstieatiou with a verdict
Or accidental death
81, Io-niEht CORNER Ayd vas called to
the oniCe of ur. ~ Hoyora on the
i.tst Niae, where the sudden death ~
Audrey Robinson. aged gO. had Doomed
tnninepn vas employed az coach man hv
the rhY 1iclnn. Hc complained IN fref
sitting iu the phy aicians oTlcu vher he
TOPPED from his chair Ie wHa picked
up nnd found fu BE- dead Heart trouble
one child