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LUMBEHTON. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1004.
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Riutel Net sad fieclu The Mevtgeg.
A FsvatUvills spoa! to th High waternsvsr mum away
Baleigh Poet nys that; all inter, th mortgage. Il s? sproot ch:
Mcuurd iu the.nghliu nd take the bsoooope sail-
Damortio primaries bar I l4,. t4 lK-M.. .4... k.t
day for the oooaioation for tbe - " T .iV
Tk. A.n.I4tM in Hint. I tIMr IDt iuous hb
Jai D. McNeill. Combarlaud'a mortgage ia still tfiereae nrrniy ae
KtiD 5PINUS.
Prwtectleei ef AMfkMI AWm4
Tbe'Saoday Herald discoesee
mi L v itIT , briefly bat sos.blythqastiooot
ur, wum(ii .1. xiuic speoi reu- 1 in ostore tod sxUot ot the pro
Deexlay bare with relative and I taction which the United State
friend, should grant to tho wbo, having
... . . , . "ow bad tbs legal rigbta cfAmsr-
Mieejeary i.iTeruior. mu,uW . 0lll0. gQJ tk.ffiMl.M lu
sartor id 1001, end N. A Sinoleir, tboagh it bad been anchored to IM Monday 10 x-rooaiyn. .-aw eolved in difflcaltie 10 foreign
Eq,oneof tbe leediog lawyere t foaDdatioua of tba earth aud w- Ba"r w" "uu ,u 00,,r" n
tbsu nailed down lo lb. ailla of tba UP dut, cuHe
barn to make it doubly a Tb corner atoae of the new rol
I a m a? wa a 1 .t.
oar. una m. c eoarcn at ima piaee 1a
Cycloos msy blow away tbs I to b laid October 3. 1904. with
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woodshed, unroof tba house, orlapproriat coramonia. lUw J
taka tba bayeUck on a Cook ai Walla, preaiding aMar of tba Wil
mtnAtiFAtoM on tha oAndidata. oaraioo orar luto aootoar ooaoj, 1 mioaton diatrict, will praaob at 11 oatoraIiid, Uavaa
ndMtsM iufivor of tbe Mo-1 bal wbao tba blow 1a o?ar it ia al m. Rar. J. M. MoNi 1. Drwai. Dr wrturu
Naiil dalatioQ. witb oua Totaa fonud that not arau a oornat d(H .u., nf thl. Hi.irit .ill w m mrttotn I 10
naiiaoffaa lor nou-paymaui 01 of th, mort,. v.. Urfad.
of iijU'd California. Both aidaa
claim Tictorr. aa thara will oal
cooUaU io naxt Waduaadar' ooo
vantioD from aavaral praoioota.
Sinclair aopportara claim a lar
car maioritr than tba MoNaill
man. In.Croaa Craak No. 4. tba
ho ma of both oandidataa, tba total
articla aika
Why aboold tba Uoitad SiatM
axw..d it profouon to a man
t a . .
'no. nil ooru on oar oil. oanta
bara maralr for tb porpoaa of ob
taining citiiQihipjibill b.cu
aa io aotD4 of ib ntuivilutd
parta of tbt worldrod who, wbu
tbia eoantry
Talk about atiekiof otoaar tban
of poll tax, tJooald tba oballaux
mA .nl. nm. illMat fkfrtinita Will
.. i t.n mMtinti la brotbari Tbara il a tnaod toit
W IVIWM, AS If W) V W ' w aMwwV..nw
n.varbald, ana?D oombar of nan baox to tba pjwaa lika a porooi
: panioipatad id eaeb. , slaaUr. Tb iavaa do not ootna 10
Of couraa ry ona ia ngonng 1 d j tb BQ doi Do4 wtry
how hie man wina, aod intaraat
Unortaaaa arvrr nomant. Tboonb
tba fltht waa flarca, tba baat bo-
mor'praTailed tbronxboat and tba
caajpaifn waa on bif n piaoa.
it; naitbar doaa it waadar off
nairv ahinh thnu k k .
, t ----- wy vj " -
Mrt. Alio Spall, of Hargo. (la., wnoaaly oooaidar, and uol tba
,1 u. 1 .4 io it iwr raaaon tnau wa
aau oin momoa, iai oaiuraay. ibaviof got intotronbU arad,
Tba bmbr waa taken aiok during olaim to b Amarioao eitisooa.
Mm. finalfa iait to ralativM in ebaoga aottuwbat tba tima-hon
Payiag Tk PtOdlar.
Wban yoa'ra faalioff pratty blue,
Don't know what rouVa dona
or aaid,
FmI aa if yon'd lika to ohaw
Otf 10m atapid fallow'a baad
Jnatio ahov bim whara ha'a at,
Throw a briokbat at tba cat.
down tb. road at.ry tima tb. gat & Tfa otad praot.c.
ilaftopan. , . . 0 . Il w 11 ry flo to ar ib
For a good, practical raaipa for ,wa" br,ouht Rd W Aoiaric.o ouuo .. anml-d to
. . ij Spring for banal. and ahall bava at ao ooat tb pro
loamg a naortgapa ... wn0 d pay Qf
a
moat anr aan; bat try tnair oaai.
tbay .imply cau't
No Excuaa Per FariatUai.
A iaccafal batioeM nua Mud tbr
were two thinri which he learned when
he wu eihten. which were eter after
art of irreat dm to him. oameiT.
Ner to Iom anTthioK. aod neer to Springs iair Wwt ia to Da a auc- Ifia caao
Wban yonr nerraaara all anatranK, frset .nythiag." An old lawyer tentjceaa beyond tb expectation of ita Ureek l K0dd iliaatration
aa wall aa it hnm km ihi. mii.
bard at work; headquarter, bare nairabla doctrina ia often abame
been eetablished witb Mr. J. Allen tally abaawl b? thoe wboa oiti-
Hoggine in charge. Wa learn that obip ia of tbe moat abadowy
much enoouragemant ia being 0' ioa. ana our rc
giren this laudabla undertaking mhota it r n p- . ...
dj ouuiai irianua, auu iaat rvaxj tion.
Tba caao of Pardioaria. tha
. In
Kaaped and tortarad through
and through,
Do not try to bold yoar tongue ;
Do juit what yoa went. to do
Don't oontrol yourtalf at all;
Kick tbe table through tbe wall.
Juat gire all ybut feellngi tent;
Lay about from left to right;
Probabl? you will repent
kin with an important paper, with ia- moat ardant frianda and auDtiirt. 'wuu waa lor time an
Hi... .ht to do with it. "int." ' I American oituan. Long ago be
. 1 era. 1 l. l . . . 1 . .
inaaired the tobbk man; "anppoae 1 1 rulB,H11 maa oong
iw if what .hall I do-then?'' Thaan- A letter from Mr. McCormiok J 'f out of the oountry, eetab
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with the ntmoat emDhaaia,L,u.um.T1 nt K- Mnnf. -Tao in-i uimaeu permanently in an
, - - - vuaut iu au va wu v vv waa r vvrv a- . . -
Van mutt not loae It.". "I don't mean I.. . wnu oo inongnt 01 ever r
I tiT dommittea, received tbia
to." aaid thayouni man; ".nt anppoea " , ' ' . auruina;. oinoe ne went away 09
I ahonld happen to?- "I thaU make no morning, siaiea mat we were m oaa bad no mterea bare. Heia
promion for any auch occurrence; you error in aiaung mat jut, w. c uuuo gioar iiwi,oii
mtnotloaeit!" Thia put a new-.lraia Fprcell bad written blm witbdraw- uu a.ueniuow 'w.our
a man'a mind. UU .m- fm th. Pm 00 Q ble to
of thaight into the young
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nrn't mattar- .nit wont arjite l.nd he found that if he waa determined L3 '.a no military OUty and Deen DO more
- u.-u u. ao-uuiuauaior .urynyw. tu Amricau than the Saltan cf
Oat upon the fellow who
Happens to rua into yon.
When all yonr anger i. dona,
When you're nuilbed with ypnr certain matter of importance was to be
lln .nthnnta In th. tt.tam.nt If D . I I I 1 " .
auch proTiaion .gainst eTeryrcnttagaacy Vl" nviwcu. u ais uauuu
that he nerer Ion anytWnjr. . HfonndM from a reliable aoaroe, bat tneud and cbam. IUisiaU,camed
this equally uue about forgettinf. If, a : wkpheerfully make the correction. f4U kW w? tta.aini, na
lUIWtOU UTWJT (U WiriM bQBS ID
brawl.
You can bare a lot of fan
Squaring np tbe billafor all
Damages yonr temper wrought,
Tbia will mve you food for
thought.
they bare a ecoar? of typhoid Amenceu citixeo waa being out-
1 . D . . . v Tagedaud despoiled.and demanded
ivar at tbe Bapttat OnSt'iAM K . "iuu
rememberad he made a aemarandum of
f . : 4PT1 u' I that oar lonrnmAnt. .HanM nnm
it there, and maae u aiay. wn a man ThamaaTill hava had 30 r.aanann .u- .
trila me th.t he fonrot to do somethinir. ' " r V"1 CMi,u Py a"7
I tell himhe .i,ht m well hare aaid: t0 pnttnl,, 1JM eoatiT. rau.om the brigand called fcr; and
Tnn,M,n.h - ,nn, h.i. oomnii.wfl mi tan wmx w wt w "lu" our "
oess to take the trouble to think about it Qua tne defects m tbe water, sew
again." I once bad an intelligent young erage, or wbere tne trouble may be
man in my employment who deemed it tnd ..ppj- the r8medy. The eoi-
suifieient excuse tor neglectinir any in- . , , . - , .
portant taak to aay, "I forgot it." I told .
him that would not an.wer, and that he ohaugea to remednt has greatly in,
must remember. It was because he did orVased tbeexpeneesof the orphan-
Education ia IN. C.
As a result of Democratic legis
latjon in tbe State, North Carolina
oojoya an efficient and well organ -
-itotI vatam of rtnKlSn aoVinnla A
recent act of the legislature gives BOt aouh that he forot- 1 drilled agtaad Manager Bjooe aska bis
to tha common school fund all "" "' pBo pit lor special neip ror tnis
tie continuea in my employ tor taree
fines imposed for the violation of
town ordinances in all towns of tbe
State, in addition to tbe large
amount appropriated for this
work. Tbe Burlington Herald
says that there is another subject
upon which our legislature has
been a long time silent, but the
time has come when tbey migbt
advantageously speak. That is
of compulsory edaoation. The
people of the towns often keep
their children from school to as
eist around the house, while the
farmers keep them at home to
help make the orop. Thia is un
fair to the child, and it has been
the source of much illiteracy in
isorth Carolina.
An educated man is a much
better citizen than an uneducated
one. For this reason the State
owes to itself the duty of educa
ting every- ohild in the State.
Then after tha State ha, provided
free johjoibls, if tbevpeopl will rpot
Toluntarily send their children to
them, they should be made to
do so.-
Mary Aun Butler, it is said,
has rerired the Cauaasian whioh
. will - be altogether Republican
and devoted to the interest and
up-building of that party. Mary
Ann is objjged to be in the gas
fittsuess' iodjiinoe his ; liqdld air
: jo&aaiafaaa axfaodaaha Uiiuk U
extbesa tbiog ie to revive his
''..he airpiao.- -
years, and during the last one of the
three he cured himself of what he had
thought was a bad memory. He did not
forget a thing. His forgetting, ha found,
was a lazy, careleaa habit of tha mind,
which he cured.
A gentleman haying but oae servant
thought him overburdened with work,
and took another to help hint. When
ha had two one trusted to the other.
often both were missing and tha work
waa not done. Then he added another,
and was worse served than ever. Then
he said: "When I had one servant, I
had a servant: when I had two, I had
but bM a one; now 'have threw, I have
never a one." Clearly showing that one
faithfal, careful helper, true and con-
eciencious, can accomp'iah much
Thofongbnese, linked with thoughtful
work.
Death of Mr. J. D. Biggs.
It is with regret w chronicle
the death of Mr. John D. Biggs,
St., wbiob occurred at hie home
in Wilmington Saturday uigbt at
11 :30. Three months ago be suf
fered with a stroke of paralysis
from wnioh be bad almost recov
ered, when be was stricken three
days before bis death with enremio
poison. Mr. Biggs was Hfty-ooe
years of agtt. aud a moat estimable
cit zeo of Wilmington. For the
pas i tbre veara be has "been aaw
tiler for the Chadbourn Lumber
Company, prior to which he had
be Ad tor aeveral years held poai
tion aa superintendent of tbe saw
mill at Kingsdale. He haa been
fidelity, will make any younc raea suc
cessful. Dr. Wayland, the late president I lu the mill basiness for the past
of Brown University. f royideace. R. I.. I iohf.or ara Mr Ttinmm
a t i i - i : . .1 1 J ---- mm-'
SSUriJS: Siri:".rKSJ Q fT w.ll-known hereand
... . . V. . ' . . I I. a a A I A .
kind word nrevent . a tzood
leal' of that perversenaaa ''whioh
eh and iMperiona uaag of ten
acjeut jnrous mind.-
nothinr he did' well done so lone as it
tnight be dona better. Hia own hard
study and : complete preparation for the
ctasaes he held must bate been a greater
mcenyye tnan any maxima , b .could
aaye jriven upon the subject,, a.though
hia advice to his stadenta waS' after this
wiser "toou twk This wtu ha'i tf
rati cad poaaibly doit bm&.'St-B'hm li
Mrf).irln tahii-h k . nmuHM
m T " ., T---ww.
and took the place of aocial relaxation.
nothing satisfied hint short of perfection
He liked to have the earliest and best
f raiiaHowera, or vegetables. Wheaf he
aseuned the preatdential chair of BroWn,
ao high was his . ideal that after ; tha
work in his own deoartment VM ioii
il anydafiaency oc8rrsMa tj tWf
of others he wosUd pedotnthewi tathvjr
taaa Bars tne- cewege- ran A beiow tha
standard to which he aspired to, raiae It;
'Written tot Green's Fruit Grower by
.QaaactafrdgtBtt;e.7i- jffrSfe;
uon oi me miaiortun Dy Knowing
toormany; thiagr that arr noaaof
hiSibjMineas. Jadge. ... " '
have a large circle ef frjenda who
bear of hia deatJi witb aorroar.
Sevan obildren survive him. Mrs
W. L Holden, Miss Heater Biggti.
Mia Ruby Biggs. Mr. J. D. Biggs,
Jr., Walter Biggs Sari and Benton
Bigga. Also his' father, Mr. D.
Biggs, of Antioch, and three broth
ers and two sisters. Messrs W. H.',
u. w., aoa u. u. Uiggs. aud Mrs.
U, W. Morbattl and J. J. Gibmo
The funeral ierviees were con
ducted at bis residence in Wil-
jninztqo' by Rev. . Mr Webater,
after...4ta iibeitMiria!
hronght here po the eyebiof train,
and the aemcee were oonoladed by
Rav. C. H. Durham, the kiWr-
tXift W : meda In .th wfBeary
was sent into those waters with
orders to blow that potentate off
his throne i: be did not raise tbe
money, which he did. As is now
very generally believed, tbe Greek
aud the bandit divided tbe amount
between them, bat whether they
did or not, we did for this psendo
citizen at great expense, and trou
ble all we oould have done for
President Roosevelt or Judge Par
ker if they bad been the v.ctimsof
ch outlaw's raid.
During the Cabati war it devel
oped that very manv of. those who
for one reason or another claimed
to be American- oit.aens, on tbe
Island, were natives wbo bad
come over here for the purpose of
being natural!!, aod as'0n as
tbev got their papers went back to
stay, and plead their American
citizenship when they got into
trouble with their own govern
ment or wished to avoid discharg
ing their obligations to . it. Aod
we think it aiohlly torus oat tbat
those who invoke "out . protection
from abroad are of this olass. At
any rate it is certain that we have
carried tbia theory to great ex
treme and much farther tban
any other country doea, , y v
The Herajd sagges tbt a re
form might be effeoted by provid-
ing tha& whet) a person , has lived
in a ioreigo onutrt. ten years be
shall not be privileged npoo us
forproteotien when .he gets into
trouble, and this is quite within
tb boonds of teaaon, aod 'there
are otbiMr limitations which might
justly, be adopted. An adopted
son; who ruus awayV refQsee to
help attpport iha family, arringea
to give aid-he has to some one eiae
aud for ten. years, treats those wbo
took him in when he wanted shel-
I far si8eii.,ifii6i a -jsnitim.
1 man jr f tfttly and properljfe "be cut
i,ob ,ot:iua uimty voob sovjsn to
tawars 9( hamvelf;.
Rer4 New
To the BJitov of The KabeaoaUa :
Dr. Usury L. Saaith, of David
sou gave a most iostroctivs iofr-
tertaioitg la lira in Raaford Io-
atitote Aod Honor Friday uigbt
A large aodi-oce greeted bim aod
oar people are always glad to have
man o( sooh high culture and
insula) ability visit oar section.
a a a ar
atasiora uaatoerstie psrty ma
Fndsy uigbt. Ur. John W. Mc
Millao ebairtnau, Mr. John W
Moore, Scitary. A lar.a reprs
aaiiUtioo out Mass. D. D. Mcln-
tyr. Martiu Patterson and W. J
UcCrauay wra indorsed for Mac
istratae to Qaswh'ffl Township,
Jsmas Wtltoo for Constabls.
PiaoM for Stoata and House Isfs
laur daoisioo. Mr. J. W. John
son waa very bsartllr rcoooamd
-a a
eu ror oooutv u mmiionnr wn
would make a ear! efficient atid
worthy eoanaalor in eoooov afTair
geoeratlv Mass. J. W. McLanah-
I io J. W Jobosou, 0. D Aidrwt,
Go. L JCdgertou aod W. J. Mc-
Kaiust war uamad as dalagataa tr
Coonty uConyaotio meeting io
FavUvil'Spt. 28rb.
Miss Cbristisn SJcFavdgen u
visiting frieudf iu town.
M stirs R. B.'.and J)bn MoKiu
nou. are briugiog eotWu "u oar
market tbe latter from Rd3priog'
rnpraasoting Mr. A J. McKinoou.
of Maxtou. Va now have four
havers on tba market and or
farmer need think tbat Raaford
will not give highest markst prioe
for ootton.
Oar farmers are marked to great
eat capacity harvesting bay, cot
ton and products of tbe farm gin
uers are hardly sleeping at all for
tbe cfy of hay you our ootton
ready, merchants have no time for
carving goods box are standing
on the street corners.
Cold weather baa a for runner
wbo anuoances its rapid approaob
and all have ao eve of preparation
for its-hardship and its pleaanres
Raeford Institute has a larger at
teodancethanf b-most saognioe
counted apon. ' -
LW. lev, Da4
tt a H.
A M Meli u 4e4. . fe
died al 10 o'elock i.u.. .i.k. ...
" wW
r Brartal Aaaanlt.
Three Croatana! namelv. Wil
Hunt, H. Hurit and Tom Hunt, of
Suuth Carolina, entered tbe home
of Metoo Horn, near Holmesville,
Sunday nicht about 12 o'olock.
after he and hia family had retired
and began beating him unmerci
fully. Horn escaped from the
house and ran towards a swamp
some distance from the house, tbe
Creatans in pursuit When search
was made for tbe unfortunate man
parts of bis clothing covered in
blood were discovered near tbe
aw a
swamp, out be coma not oe
found. About noon yesterday be
returned home after staying in
tbe swamp all night, and was so
weak from his wounds that be
was unable to tell wbere be bad
been or bow be escaped his pursu-
ww a . .
era. lie is seriously injured, otit
here is tbougbt to be a chance for
bis recovery. Ibe criminals are
in South Carolina aod steps are
being taken to have them arrested
and brought to this State for
mprisonmment and prosecution.
Jb county. bom by th aid of
bif wUa who proceeded bim a fw
years age. w extend our deep
sat sympathy to h berated fawn?
ily and relatives.
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Xnmbl m nnT work nn an .hat
yiravTnwtrtett, no piau, and
HP time for reet is not labojc, tfat
Mdg; it is not service, bat.vet
Reunion Postponed
Tbe Board of Managers of tbe
North Carolina Reunion have de
oided to postpone the Reunion o
Non-Besident Native North Caro
linians until 1905. The obief rea
eon for taking this step is tbat
this is a political year, which
would prevent the attendance of
many prominent mn who would
otherwise be glad to attend. In
190o tbe seoond Reunion will oc
cur, and the Board of Managers
hope by a conference with rep
reeentatives of all sections of
the State to arrange a program
that will be of great benefit and
pleasure both to resident and non
resident1 sons and daughter of
North Carolina- , .
There baa been some necessary
delay in the publication of the
proceedings of the first , fieunion,
but the wore 1 now id the hands
of the printers, and . will - soon be
ready for distribution to u been ti
ers. CHAS. D. McIVER.
. :-. -.- Chairman,
. z Greensboro, Sept 2ft. 1904.
1 onoe beard l)r. lai rouge begin
arieotare. the evoiotioniat win
tall you how you came intotbs
hia lieane, arnU4 he. n it
bwrs ot kt immediate f ass fly. '.Tie
ews ce his death did ae leeease
geeeral aaill MoawUy aafal Il
preved te be a areas aback. U VM
known so be la fallia health, kit
nobody especied Of e4 ae early.
Ha was en the esreeta ialarday. ulk
Ing fraety and eeeliy aad the kesl
day ale dinner with hia family, with
et show ot ohaage for th ware.
Bei la tbe afternoon waa sic ai a
pbysloiaa waa ceiled la. After sap
par hU pbyatctaa was recalled. A beet
ten o'clork he was aaora eoanfertaWe
and hia pfayaicUa left htss when be
snddanly. aaallv and qaiokly died.
Ha waa bora Jaasary J7th. 1110.
Una of tha aaoas proas laeal and
oeesfol bealnaea men ef the sown
ounniy U gone, flaooass mom aa a
reward to ble activities. He aaeved
to the eonaty free Moore, hi native
oooaty. a yoasg saasv and apesl all
the ysara of hia maahood la Jtebeauo.
Ia A a rust. 1801. he married Mian
Emily Bloent, ewly ehOd aod daagft-
lr of MaJ. James Bloasn. : ' Afsar
short aerrioe as dark far Jasmee T.
Petti way. ha enured Uo co-paxtaer-
ablp ia 18S witb MaJ. Job a T. Pop.
under the Arm warns of Pope A Mj-
Leod, and did a Urga and proeperoma
mercantile baaiaeas for lileaa yeara.
Thia oo-partaerahip waa dlaselved ia
1814, andaaa reeoU of winding sp
its affairs quit a handaosns eUa
waa found to have bean realised by
the business. Siaoe the) be had been
devoting hia time for th aaeeS part
to looking after tha several prop
art lea that had fail to him la dif
ferent parte of tb eoaaty. Bis la
dividaallty waa marked. Beoaaae hi
personality had eoaaaoh of aalqsaaa
about It ha waa easily rsocised atr
baviag been mat oooe, Nabody aver
forgot him. Ha had atordy oooyle
tiooa. Like tb Scotchman be waa,
be seldom changed his mind after it
had been made trp, on any question.
Hia mental processes ware alow, bal
hia J adgmeata wbn . raaohad war
aoaad and h asldosa aarrtaderad
iham. Hia hamor was aboandlag aad ,
had th peculiar flavor of th great-
stock to which belonged. Ne aaan
appeared to atrtv GSora td bf ohearfal '
and to aay to all, -children aad eld
people alike, words to brightest, and
encourage. On all th-jnorai ,!
tiona tbat divided bla fallows, h watT
found aligned on th sid of sound
morals and a champion of all that
waa deoorooa. - Ha saver held a oivio
offloe. Tbara waa a soUbla marva .
in hia make np aod oo ambition, far
place or leadership. Th Only offloe
tbat b ever held waa that of ! Baling
Elder ia the Presbyterian church.
His retiring aod self-effacing dlapoal-
tion oould not be overcome and. he
waa seldom if ever elected, therefore
as a representative of bla Obareh in
tbe higher courts of the obareh at
large. His death leaves a great void.
He figured ao laraelv aod conaDicn-
ooaly and long In business a?d social
affairs in the community, be will be
missed keenly and many changes will
of necessity resolt from bla falling
out of the rank.
He leave a wife and three soas.
Sheriff O. B. UcLeod, Alf H. McLeoJ
and Alex. H. MoLeod in deep sorrow
over a great loaa, for a devoted baa-
band and father ia gone.
Tbe f oneral aervice were conducted
Monday afternoon from tha residence
f-by Rev. P. H. Law and the interment
wa made in tbe new cemetery in the
presence of a large crowd. ' As ' tb
son was far down toward its setting
tbe grave mound waa completed aad . '
beautified with flowers ; the preacher
announced that tbe deceased had told
hia recently he was ready to die.
when the choir sang feelingly,' aa ap-
priate hymn. Tbe benediction
pronounced and all want away.
world, tb theologian how you arw
going out of the wcrld. but tbe
only conclusion you can arrive at
If that you are in tbe world.".
Twenty-five school children who
were in school near Cincinnati,
running out at reoess, rushed into.
an out house wbiob gave way pre
cipitating them into a vault An
awful cene was witneued aa tbo
rescuer ae arched for all sort of
tonsils with, which to drag tbe
bodies from the vault. Nine dea l
budieajrerv . recovered at onoe,
T wait wore raeotrtd - aftr. Th
vault was foar feet deep tor iUr.
All' the' victims were girls, tb'
oldest . being about twelve ya.
of age
Ha that iistb xv'twnn maj c-i'in-paa
anything. Kabdlaia. .
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