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sympathy in this, her greatest loss To
the sons and daughters the same sym
patty is extended in the loss of their
loving father.
Mr.. Shipe was prosperous farmer
and fruit grower of Adams county and
was held in high esteem. Two years
ago he had to give up work and from
that time till death, was constantly
under the physicians care
This nefghborhood has been his
home all his life, being born within
two miles of the place where he died
AS boy he was full of life and
energy.
Much DEVOTED to home and family
he gave most of his attention to their
welfare. but of kindly social dispo,
sition he was warm in his feeling for
his friends and neighbors.
Mr.. Shipe was of the Methodist
faith, and his funeral was conducted
in the NJ. E. Hebson church on Fri.
day at 2:30 p. M, by the Rev Geo.
Geen of Buckhom, ILL., "
The pallbearers were Gilbert c. and
Isaac E. Shipe, Jasper T. and Charles
r. Harness, Perry e. Orr, nephews,
and Mr.. A. Meyers, a friend Of the
family.
The interment took place at the
Fletcher cemetery, three and one-half
miles northwest Of Lima
The next national convention Of
the Evangelical Y. P. S. will be held
at Cleveland, Ohio. In order. that in
the course of time allthe societies Of
this district in Rock Island in August
ity of sending delegates to the ma
tional convention, the Warsaw Evan
gelical Y. P. S. recently passed a reso-
luton that the delegates of the dis
trict leagne shall be elected by turns.
This resolution will be considered
and voted on at the convention Of
this district in Rock Island in ugust.
Kahoka and Warsaw will play a
match game of baseball at the fair
grounds Sunday, May 90. 2 p. m. A
live'y game is expected. 49, ~
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Warsaw, ILL.,, May %, 1915.

her home just north of the city; a
bath room with hot and cold water
has been installed. John D. Hopkins
is doing the carpenter work. -
Frank Berlin will erect a modern
six room residence with bath furnace
and electric light on the corner OF
Clinton and Wilcox streets, formerly
known as the Chas. Young place. A
porch will extend across the front
/ Ed. H. Hopkins has the contract.
The w. R. C. has issued call fol-
flowers for Decoration day, all con
tributors to leave them at the Little
Brick" on Fourth street, Saturday aft.
ernoon, May 90. - .-s.
F. Frank Patterson has gone to Ar.
kansas and Texas on business trip
Mrs. Mamie Trout is lying very ILL.,
Her son Carl Of Keokuk was down TO
see her Wednesday. She left for St
Joseph's hospital, keokuk. on Friday
afternoon to submit to an operation on
her face.
Flag day will be June IA. Every
body should bear this in mind, and
honor the flag that day in manner
never before attempted, and remem-
Der that regardless of politics we are
lacking our president.
On Wednesday, May &c, from 7:3O
p. m. to $50 y. M, the Warsaw band
will give the first Of series of fif-
teen summer evening concerts on an
electrically lighted platform at the nr
tersection OF Fourth and Main streets.
Last summer these band concerts
were a delight to the public and were
very popular, even farmers and their
families coming for niles in their
autos to hear them. In the interim
since that time. the boys have greatly
improved IN their music and now rem
der a repertoire of over 100 popular
airs. One concert will be given on
Wednesday evening Of each week,
changing corners as follows: First
concert, Fourth street; second con-
cert. Fifth street; and noxt. Fourth
street, and so again making the
rounds that no part of Main street
will be sighted. These concerts are
paid for by popular subscription
pledged by Warsaw business and pro-
fsssional men. The proprietcrs OF
stores and Offices on Main street are
kindly requested to provide seats on
tho sidewalks in front OF their estab-
iishments that the public may COM
Portable enjoy the evenings treat
which Will last two hours. Chairs,
ssttees or boards resting on two boxes
in fact anything that will make seat
will be acceptable
The concert by the high school or
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Ever since the dam has been COM
pieted the question has been repeatedly
asked by our farmers. will the water
power company furnish us with cleo
irlc lights and power for our houses
ana barns?" The question has been
asatated great deal of late, for aside
from the light, the power would be
great utility for churning, washing
and running the sewing machine, thus
sieauy tightening the labors of the
.sflhers wife, that are none too light
AZ pest. The farmer could use the
poWer Tor pressing hay, grinding feed.
saving wood, etc. OF course this light
snu power would only be expected to
Se furnished to farms reasonable
Instance from the transmission line.
,ong distance from 1t would not
nlake 1t profitable to the company.
MI nui farmers are in earnest about this.
, i;ney nave the money to paw for the
ISM ana power and would rather
lave electricity for the latter than
hbasoiine' II the water power people
1--we the electricity to spare and can
Gu naAe profit on it by selling 1t to the
, they will find ready takers
,i,,o " mere near the transmission
- one farmer six miles southeast
warsaw is putting an addition Of
sto gu, rooms onto his house. has In
o. aeu bath and toilet, and piped wat
-. 'niouSn his house which is forced
- ,n'o a tank by a gasoline engine. He
Just aching for electric lights and
on. uiu install it in his house. barn and
w. .o,u'iolngs right now if he could
80 IT. II one farmer got light and
r from the dam, nine out of ten
ouia follow his example. The farm
sa,, no" mas telephone. rural free
felloa an auto or Ford--as the
ans says-and is virtually "in town.
r. gu he needs to make him supreme
ro Happy and contented is that the
el Lmer company will supply him with
c n,,.y for all of his wants-and of
se az reasonable rate
20 -. Maggie Perry and her daugh
nj Miss Fannie of R,okuk visited
G sa" friends the past week.
Mrs. John sTumaIty Of Keo,,uk v,os
Che zen, visitor to her sister Mrs.
NJ albers of Warsaw.
frs rs. }. A. White, Jr.. has returned
h.n, two months sojourn in Ala
&c .n Nor native state, spending most
TL ns time in Mobile and vicinity.
cbrr AUDITORIUM of the PRESBYTERIAN
ans eh mas been beautifully papered
aln.o2 PAINTED recently, making it seem
sor @ss; W. s. Grover is having COM
'aoie and roomy addition built to
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A Hard Jolt.

New York World: Next to getting
mulcted for $4,000 damages in the
Barnes suit for libel, we know of
nothing that has happened Ut may
happen so well calculated to wiring
the coloneTs heart as Miss Jane Ad-
dams daily eulogy Of President Will
SON If Hull House goes democratic,
the progressive party will not be in
touch with anything resembling an
uplift unless it be Bill Finn OF Pitts
burgh , = -"
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Terrible Offense,

Columbus COhio) Journal: How true
it is that it is impossible to please ev-
erybody all the time. An editor, for
instance, Will devote hours and hours
to the effort to present the war news
IN complete and satisfactory way
and then be arraigned in the most Sc
we're terms by prominent member
of the Audubon society for spelling
the pied-billed grebe wrong in the list
of new bird arrivals reported.
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Illinois College Wins.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PEORIA. ILL.,, May 22.-Illinois col
lege of Jacksonville, won the twelfth
annual Illinois intercollegiate meet
this afternoon with Al points. Brad
ley polytechnic institute Of Peoria,
was second with 80, and James Mill
kin of Decatur was third with 26.
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LAUNCH FOR SALE-30 it. long,
White oak throughout, two cylinder
Lamb engine. Price $3.50 cash. Two
boat house hulls, d #. wide, 40 IT..
long. Price $40 for one, or $50 for
two. q. Carroll Taber.
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L. Larkfn's booklet,
THE Truth About Florida" with
six months subscription at one-haf
regular rates to The Indian River
Farmer; fruit growers, truckers, gem
eral farmers, folks interested In
Florida; send Csc to The Indian River
Farmer, 10 Vero, Florida.
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WANTED = Family washing ant
bundle washing to do at home. Ad
dress Mrs. Morris, 52s North Thir
teenth street.
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LARGE established company desires
local manager, sell prepared roofing,
monthly payment plan, direct to con-
sumner for new or old buildings. Low
est prices Save dealers profit. Big
commission. Free samples. Consum-
ers' Roofing Co., Consumers bldg.
Chicago. .
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WANTED

WANTED-Traveler, age q to SO. EN-
perience unnecessary. Salary, COM
mission and expense allowance to
right man. J. E. McBrady, Chicago.
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WANTED-5 room house, modern,
with or without furnace. r. A. care
Gate City.
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FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house, bath. gas, hot and cold water.
Phone Black 104.
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WANTED-Baby buggy, willow pre-
ferred. Must be in good condition
Phone Red 1902.
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WANTED-Gasoline and oil stoves
repaired and cleaned, razors honed
scissors ground. Ed. Luke, S26 Main
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FOR RENT-ThTee rooms furnished
apartments for two people, second
floor, 1920 Concert street. inquire
10 Exchange street
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FOR RENT-June 1st, 615 Morgan
Phone Red 514.
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FOR RENT-Four rooms, Fourth and
Cedar, $500. Inquire 10 North Fifth.
Call 1892
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FOR RENT-Five room house, 81
North Sixth street: city water. En-
uuire 900 Morgan street
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FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house, SIS Orleans avenue. Enquire
at SIG Orleans avenue.
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FOR RENT-723 Morgan, 716 Fulton
eight modern rooms. Inquire next
door or 727 Morgan.
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FOR RENT-Store room. 1902 Main
stneet. Inquire 1900 Main street.
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FOR RENT-Six room cottage, close
in. Inquire Sherwood's harness
shop.
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$50 ACRE farm, miles from town,
40 from Minneapolis, $50 acres cul-
tivated, balance meadow and pasture.
Good room house, barn and other
buildings. Price $500 per acre.
Chas. e. Swanson, Elk River, MINI.
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FOR RENT-Five room cottage. South
Sixteenth street, $500: also seven
room house, barn. half block ground
$12 so. J. A Roberts.
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FOR RENT-Front four rooms, 303
South Second. J. c. Paradice, IL
South Sixth street
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FOR RENT-June IS. 1901 Reid street
five rooms and bath, ehactric lights,
city water. Phone Red 1879.
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WANTED-Experien dining room
girl at Fosters restaurant, 423
Main street. Apply at once.
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ILADIES-My illustrated catalogue en-
plains how teach hairdressing, mani
curing, massage quickly, mailed free.
Write Moler College, SO N. Sixth ST..
St Louis.
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MONEY in grain, SO buys puts or
calls on 10000 bushels of wheat;
no further risk; movement of sc
from price gives you an opportunity to
take $500; &C. $500; Sc. $500; etc;
write for particulars. Central GraLl
Co., 321 Commerce bldg, Kansas City,
Mo-
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PUGET SOUND homes 81 month.
Fast growing townsite. Lots $50
each. No cold winters or hot sum
mers. Splendid investment opportun-
ity. Money back guarantee. write
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W. A. Perkins, Rochester, Wash.
$3.50 for reliable man or woman; dis
tribute 1000 free pkgs. Borax soap
powder with soaps, ETC., your town.
No money required. Ward Co., ZIG
Institute, Chicago.
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FOR RENTING. 72S North Seventh
ST.. five room house. Modern ex-
cept furnace. Inquire of Sam V. Cox.
Phone Black 719.
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WANTED Boarders and roomers;
good board, comfortable rooms at
reasonable rates. Inquire 1902 Bluff
street. .a
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FOR SALE-ooutheast Iowa farm.
equal to best Iowa land; price right;
terms liberal; $50 acres, all under
cultivation; rich black loan: fenced
and we'll tiled: on railroad. ]. NJ
Lyon, 1907 Mccormick bldg, Chicago.
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LADIES $25 weekly easy, simple
work, no canvassing. Evenings at
home. fascinating, everything furnish
ed no experience. Don't worry about
capital. Boyd C. Brown, Dept B 127,
Omaha, Nebr.
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FOR SALE-Pony, surrey and harness
in good condition; cheap If taken at
once. Seen at 610 South Second street
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FOR RENT-111S and 1920 Morgan,
six rooms each; modern. Enquire
1926 Morgan.
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WANTED-'ro rent, modern six or
seven room house near car line on
either north or south side; rent about
$500 per month Phone Red 1874.
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WANTED-Organize for new fra
ternal organization paying sickness,
accident and death benefits. The SC
cial feature makes it winner; good
money and open territory. w. l..
Mullen, Drexel building, Phila.. Pa.
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LOST
MISCELLANEOUS.

ABIE-BODTED MEN for f1remen.
brakemen. $120 monthly; expert
ence unnecessary Railway, care
Gate City.
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FOR SAJE-Desirable house, eight
rooms, bath, gas and furnace. HOG
Concert Phone Black $50.
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saleslady. Royal Cloak Co., 420
Main.
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AGENTS-If you want to earn moro
money send for our catalog OF re-
peat order articles. Particulars free.
G.. L. Troyer & Co, Amboy, Indiana
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FOR SALE-Modern six room house
II North Twelfth street. Inquire on
premises or phone 1854.
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FOR SALE-One Ford touring car IN
excellent shape. VIII demonstrate.
J. w. Smith. 214 North Third.
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms
complete for light housekeeping
Phone Red 1929.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI4E-Five room partly modern
house, corner lot, with building site
in rear. Edith Miller. 400 North Fifth.
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FOR RENT-St Charles Hotel, cor
ner Second and Johnson SITS. TWEEN
ty rooms, good cellar, large barn.
Rent reasonable. Aus Hollowell, %
North Fifth ST.
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FOR S:ALE-Best modern residence
seven thousand dollars could pos
sibly buy in first ward. Birdwell SUIT
live.
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FOR SATIE-Seven room brick bath.
gas, furnace. electric lights, Alb
Fulton only $4,000. Phone Black 1857.
Birdwell Sutlive.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENTING. 314 and 316 Elk
change double brick house. with Z
rooms and bath, each side. John Tum'
city.
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FOR SALE-Kingsboro piano in
first class order. Address K Sci
fert, Kahoka, Mo.
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Mid dice Wir

Middes Win.
United Press Leased Wire Servfce.1
ANNAPOLIS, May 22.-Annapolfs
defeated Georgetown nine here, to
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MEN-My illustrated catalogue ex
| plains how | teach the barber trada
quickly. mailed free. Write Moier
| College, St. Louis, Mo.
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FOR SALE-Fine residence lot, about
the best in that desirable neighbor
hood, Third and High SITS. Birdwell
Sutlive
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms or
whole house IA Grand Ave.
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GOOD money made at home Knitting
hosiery. Machines furnished on
time. We buy or y sell your goods.
Easy and constant work. Gleason
\, heeler (Inc.) 337 Madison, Chicago.
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MONEY TO LOAN-See William
Timberman, 522 Main street.
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FOR RENT-21O North Twelfth ST.
Inquire 1901 ,Blondeau street.
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FOR SALE-AIl the lumber in the
Keokuk Airdome; will sell cheap If
taken at once. G.. M. Hull.
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FOR RENT-Five room cottage, 1909
Timea. Phone Red 1894.
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FOR RENT-No 1927 Blondeau street
Moderate rent. J. c. Paradice, II
South Sixth street.
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THE WANT COLUMN

PUGET SOUND homes 81 month.
Fast growing townsite. Lots S25
each. No cold winters or hot sum
mers. Splendid investment opportun-
ity. Money back guarantee. Write
w. A. Perkins, Rochester, Wash.
$3.50 for reliable man or woman; dis
tribute 1000 free pkgs. Borax soap
powder with soaps, ETC., your town.
No money required. Ward Co., 2lo
Institute, Chicago.
MONEY TO LOAN-See William
Timberman, 522 Main street.
MEN-My illustrated catalogue ex'
plains how | teach the barber trada
quickly. mailed free. Write Moler
College, st. Louis, Mo.
LADIES-My illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how teach hairdressing, mani.
curing, massage quickly, mailed free.
Write Moler College, $40 N. Sixth St.
St Louis.
$50 WEEKLY, evenings at home.
Everything furnished, no canvass
ing. Don't worry about capital. Boyd
II. Brown, Dept. H 121, Omaha, Nebr..
LADIES $25 weekly easy, simple
work, no canvassing. Evenings at
home, fascinating, everything furnish
ed, no experience. Don't worry about
capital. Boyd C. Brown, Dept B 127,
Omaha, Nebr. sL
AGENTS-If you want to earn moro
money send for our catalog Of re-
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LARGE established company desires
local manager. sell prepared roofing,
monthly payment plan, direct to con-
sumner for new or old buildings. Low
est prices. Save dealers profit. Big
commission. Free samples. Consum-
ers' Roofing Co., Consumers bldg.
Chicago. .g
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1.-THE Truth About Florida" with
six months subscription at one-han
regular rates to The Indian River
Farmer; fruit growers, truckers, gen.
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Florida; send Csc to The Indian River
Farmer, 10 Vero, Florida
GOOD money made at home knitting
hosiery. Machines furnished on
time. We buy or y sell your goods.
Easy and constant work Gleason
\, heeler (Inc.) 337 Madison, Chicago.
2SO ACRE farm, miles from town,
40 from Minneapolis, $50 acres cul-
tivated, balance meadow and pasture.
Good 5 room house, barn and other
buildings. Price $500 per acre.
Chas. e. Swanson, Elk River, MINI.
MONEY in grain, SO buys puts or
calls on 10000 bushels of wheat;
no further risk; a movement of sc
from price gives you an opportunity to
take $500; &C. $500; Sc. $500; ETC.;
write for particulars. Central GraLl
Co., 321 Commerce bldg, Kansas City,
Mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
WOMAN GIVES LIFE
TO RESCUE FRIEND
Daughter Killed After
Fathers Burial-Four
MOurners Hurt.
FUNERAL HORSES,
SCARED, RUN AWAY
Dash Into Barriers at Crossing
Near CaIvary-Driver Is
Dragged Many Yards.

Mrs. Katherine Sevorey, Of l35 West
128th Street, was instantly killed and
four persons were injured yesterday
when a pair of horses attached TO
coach ran away from Calvary Cemetery,
after the burial of Mrs Sevoreys
father.
The injured:
CANS. Abraham. 9ss Greene Avenue. Brooklyn
M0RETrI. Sylvia. 200 Hudson Street. Manhattan.
coutusious. left les spfained 40 .,,
SEYOREY. Sylvester. husband OF the dead "on4h
cut about the head and face. - g.. .,.
WILKINSON Mrs. Mile. 295 Hudson Street cut
about the face and Dody.
Cans, who was the driver, was ar
rested on technical charge OF nomI-
eide after his wounds had been dressed
He was released in $500 bail.
Anthony Fountanna, the father OF
Mrs. Sevorey, was buried from ner
home Yesterday afternoon. The funeral
party was leaving the cemetery wnen
Cans stopped near the entrance 20
water the horses. In some way tne
bride of one Became entangled with
faucet, and by the time it had broken
both horses were thoroughly frightened
and dashed away.
Sevorey jumped from the coach in an
attempt 70 stop the animals, but Ianded
on his head and shoulders.
At Penny Bridge crossing the attend
ant lowered the gates, checking the
horses. Just before they were stopped
Mrs. Sevorey leaped from the coach,
with Mrs. wilkinson in her arms. Inc
older woman is a cripple, and the jun?
was evidently an attempt TO rescue he:.
Mrs. Sevorey's neck was broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-30
CUPID IN ASYLUM,
HER SUIT REVEALS
Captain T. p. Kinney Failed to
Wed, She Alleges, After She
Paid the Expenses.
IBy Telegraph to The Thbun.. ]

Hartford, Conn, July 29.-Mrs. Mary
A. Coulter, widow of a prominent resi-
dent Of Old Saybrook. has filed a
$40, $40 breach of promise suit in the
New London County Superior Court
against Captain Thomas 7. Kinney, Of
Colchester. She also has instituted a
second action 10 recover $4,000 dam
ages from Kinney for the expenses in
volved in getting him out Of state
insane asylum, for which altruism mar
rage was to be her reward.
At the Kinney home in Colchester to-
night il was said that the captain was
on a vacation at Atlantic City, and was
probably in New York City tonight.
In her complaint Mrs. Coulter al
leges that Captain Kinney proposed
marriage to her July /, 1914, and she
accepted him.
On October 2S, so Mrs. Coulter al
leges, Captain Kinney represented to
her at the asylum in Norwich that if
she would execute her note to him for
$4,000 he would be able TO get his re-
lease from the asylum ami marry her.
The complaint continues that on
February 20, 1915, he let the asylum,
completely cured. but has since refused
to make good his marriage promises.
so to-day money in banks in Norwich,
Middletown and Bridgeport and prop
erty 10 the extent OF $4,000 were at
tached and an injunction was asked re-
straining Kinney from collecting Mrs.
Coulter's $1,000 note or forecloslng
mortgages on her properly.