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Oil?liH ika Mtb Inat., a part!
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>a<?ibanitlw? uw, OB Uu
a-~t WyWhi., Tfc. trip
Ill awn Mmmw. mma O
WWrtW WWkovt tro *r* li>Mt
?l Jor oi? of Um pi?fanteft oitlpe
?X to* m il Tbe tmptl bo mm
?Uol W oil it dr. Aadinw' ?kM
ca>nct?rliUaB,?oi fall? utanded u
"?? ?"a Wl
iThf boat >ft B*th it 10 m. u?
?H||H ?t liwlll, OBrlord an
Pnalko ??k: TWO wirt it paa
u?*o~'J2iriZ
most of the trip. The day wt? ll?
?M the hre^> was Juat etroai
enough to n^fkeonp Imagine what oh
"Pamlico m>ad* might b? tike made
pepper provocation. The day peeeei
pleasantly and eandown found o
Seat entering Newport rimer and li
eight of Mordfeeq^ where we eneonn
tared om-flrit stroke of 111 leek. At
tar grounding several times and af
tar aa many nneoccecaf ul attempts U
pieoead, Ca^t. Bonner Informed ui
tnat we wopld hare to anchor axu
a?ena use nignt ok paipooard. Dis
IfollPilit reigned Bopraae tor i
while, but the crowd philosophical);
decided to tfaJkf the boat of a be
situation sad pigeeeded to entertali
? fhsniealHia as boat they could. J
quartet was farmed by J. M. Tank
ard, J. T. Hobblaa. 9* McAlllgood aa.
J. r. Tyar. wbtoh sang aararal aelec
liana to the dnllght of the entlr
party. J. Ma Alllgood and J. T. Rob
bins sang several duets, which wen
roundly ap&landad. a aolo by I. C
Galling* flttUQftr ended the pleasure
of the evening and all began to pre
*>.- para tor mSrnlhg and Morehegd
The' gentle lapping of the ware
^ -dalnst the lolled toe wear
marlaers to reaMUMl aooa all wer
peacefully reroutes ln the arms o
Morpheus, whan snddaaly out of th
stillness of night we wer
aroused by a" sound aa of d is tan
thunder or perhaps the bellowing o
one of the great' horned denizens o
the forest. Aa. pa. became more ac
customed to the sound we found 1
wss our friend. Jtm Douglas, slngini
"There's a light in the window shin
lug brightly for' ?^.M JVe flnall,
convinced him that It was one of th
electric lights at Iforehead, where
x upon he Yetufnedto his bed of corl
and passed 'the. remainder of th
night ln comparative qdfet. Mornlm
dawned at last sad, anchor weighed
we set out fob Moeihead, which wp
soon reached, where all enjoye
breakfaat and other refreshment!
which prepared us for the day am
aaathln* tk.t _Uki V A
a couple of houTfl ? In Mo re he ad th
pert* went o'prW the beach an
spent the morning bulbing In the ear
and bunting for aea ahalls. We re
torn?d to M?n>m at U m. with a;
?etlt%e up abarpene* that we ate al
?* "0 all o
. v KEGRO Clip FEICdEAD
TRRRSDKY AFTERNOOI
Hi " , I . "H* "1
Yesterday afternoon between thro
and four o'clock Hopes William
' colored, fell dead on Pearce atreel
For sometime , after his death th
body regained on tlje stoop In trap
of the bakery, which la not now o<
copied. Brery effort was made b
the eHlgana In that paction of the oit
to aeotfre aid for the dying man, hi
Without,argil. Last night betwee
7 and ? o'clock the body was Snail
romorod.
The cause of fhe negro's audde
death la not kflowo.
UAME WARDKNa IB SESSION
Danror, Colo., dag. 10.?Hem be i
of III Association of Bute Gen.
Wardens and Oommlaatonsrs, repn
ssatlag n majnrlty.ef the Btetee a
the Union, gathered la Dearer tods
ssysssaar:
>> fermitj of laws for the, groteeUo
fe of bird and nnln.nl Ufa throtMho.
th. country. Thn conrention will I
meeting St*the dmsnkmn FtsbeeH
w. tlwmmmHhPMplghf-r . v,'
l^SJHIWw Sp3?w I
-' S3"!- -'-d' -
??: j:IO . i >'
1 by Kr. S. W. Andrews
:d to Him For Such
Occasion.
tM hmd la throe naaraU.
, W* UW ?nnHll to Beaufort.
, ttm o ohm* an* wm mad*. Noth.
Ufa dolac- Tho J-ornoy due M?ln
' talma up aaS *0 plwdeeded up the
co**u to a. pool * Hotbplni
t familiar wtth Cm nm th* probabtl- !
. itj of maam cramatoa win c**t * :
1 ohadow of 4100m oyer th* antic*
f parte, namam* fatal od ua, howcrar,
J bT Ihm timely antral of Capt. Tern
, "WUlla, who, Mac a brother of tpe
s arajp mas pwPdaodod to pUot ua to
B our destination. The choir w*a
acaia eaUnd mho aorrtca and 10 addt
Oam. *0 Chair amanaat aelectlona we
bad -BBoat be the tie that bifida." by
Mt- I. B. MMI ahd "Ererybody a >
. data- tt." fry Mr L T. liaaon. Wa (
j grounded ettgbtty at Plney Point, bat 1
K mcW Atlantic at t:?0 p. m. all (
aafe and sound. where the hospitality V
I of Capt. HOfrtneon, and ethers, was V
r TMplad tor the eight. The latchI
atriag nkarays bancs ontstde the door
B Atlantic ?U a more genial peok
pie cannot be fotmd in North Carolina
and North Carolinians are the w<
heat people In the world. After pass- b
Ins the night la refreshing sleep and ~
j ?r? - ? i?which aii declared ?
B to be the heat yet, we weighed
I anchor for the Banks and the pony_
pennies- Serf bathing " and shell
% hunting ware again enjoyed mttt the
f Joskoat Informed us that the ponies
I were coming. All then gathered
j 'round the pea end witched the
^ catching of, the ponies which' we/e
. to be sold or branded. Mr. W. W.
I Campbell bo ash t a two-year-old,
w which was ferried aboard the DeB
pendent. We then steered southward
and, after a delightful ran of three
B hours, reached Beaufort at 5 p. m.
; The different places of interest were
B visited and all agreed that the court
j. house Is one of the most magnificent
I *n North-Carolina. The oemetery la
B also very interesting. It Is s relic
T of antiquity and for ancient and InB
terestlng epitaphs and a dignity
I which only time can lend, baa no anB
perlor in thla section. The taborae
tory and wireless telegraphy station
t were visited, and declared toffee worth
f a special trip to Beaufort. A trip
f down the Vboaydrwalk" seemed to he
K quite attract tee from the number of
t times some of the younger members
s of the party measured Its length and
^ even the older and more sedate were
y magnetised into at least ons trip
e across It. % 7 ... .
K The air of ease and comfort whioh
^ pervades Beaufort makes It one of
e the most attractive sum pier resorts.
g The people are clever, the homes are
lf attractive and the breese which comes ?
s direct from the sea la glorious and
a the natural avenues throuah which
I, the people are supported are so numA
eraus and convenient tbat there is lltr
tie lelt to be wished for.
e We left Beaufort Wednesday at 7
3 a. m. and made the trip to Bath
f without further incident. All were ?
k well pleased with the trip and felt tb
amply repaid for the time and money
11 expended. pr
ft| Bath. N. O. ?
MRS. 8PRU1LL DEAD. w<
1 ac
(Mrs. Dora Spruill passed yesterday
afternoon at h?r home on North Mar- n<
kef street, after a few days' illness, he
e She wa? a popular woman and held
_ in .the very highest esteem by her th
. ' mi
t, neighbors. She leaves beside* a
e heartbroken husband, two bright and gT
it interesting little ones to mourn their j{\
t- lose.. The sympathy of the entire nc
y community goes out to those be- m
y n?M. p,
It ? wt
D HAS Rim'RNKD HOME.
y u
Mr. Floyd J. Borry, Junior mom- 4.
b bor of tho wall-known firm of Book In u
Borry, returnod homo loot oronlno CO
. from Northern mmrkotn. , wkoro ho
purchaood Oho tell nod winter Mock
0 of ?oodo. Mr. Borry onjoyod hlo trip ,4,
o North Immouoly.
p B<
,f CAMPAIGN PCM). u
9 ll?
p. , Tko Bonk of Washington* on- n
I. nouoooo (hot H otoado raady to to a
% aalra any oootrlbnttona tar (top Dom- ho
M octette. Ropohllcan or FwlaaaHa (h
m oompoten fund.. All oontrthntlon Bc
tl will ko ooot to tho roopoetlro era- 00
polio hoodquortoro 00 foot o. thoy
arm rocolrad at Ua kaahtec koooo. m
NGT'
WASHINGTON, NORTH Ci
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General]y Fi
lEMfflFUL ATjw
MM
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Ml
I -vr?J-rt>TF*hT
| Mrs. Willi am 8. Hey burn Is one of
'men in Washington social circles an
;tatJcl entertainment a.
Mass Meeting oj
at the Cit]
One of the most Important r
too la years U scheduled for toni|
o'clock. The women of the city 1
looking towards * sanitary city a
women they decided to call a mot
the water problem and sanitation |
en in charge of the meeting inviu
attend, hat they org* all mothers 1
when some steps mast be taken t
better sanitary city. Inasmuch a
a few days the ladles are anxious
with regard to wholesome water.
Mayor Collin H. Harding wi
of the meeting. Thoee invited to
nod the general health of Wash in,
are: Dr. D. T. Taylor, Dr. J. C. ]
J. O. Blonnt, Dr. H. W. Carter. Di
son. Dr. Joefcan Tayloe, Dr. Jack
G. Bragsw, Jr., Hon. John H. Sma
wood U JUmnoss, Mr. Harry MrM
J. Berry, Mr. P. C. Kngter, Mr. H
bold. Mr. B. G. Mom, Mr. J. Harm
T. Leach, Mr. A. M. Duxnay, Mr. ]
Grimes, Mr. J. K. Doaghton, Mr.
Ward, Mr. B. L. Stewart, Mr. J. ]
the city. If yon desire a leaner
hooves you to attend this meet ing
presence can do no harm and it m
untold good. Be present?not abi
WEALTHY Y
An Accomplished Houst
"No woman, no matter how comrtably
situated financially, ahould
ink of marrying before ahe baa
thn ?rt of rnnklnv and the
oper way In which to administer
household.
"I have not set a date for our
)ddtng, as I intend to become an
complished housewife first.
"Before Mr. Pierce and I are marsd
I mtend to study cooking and
>ueekeeplng in an endeavor to perct
fnyself as highly as possible in
eee great essentials of a happy
arrlfed life."
In these words Miss Ruth Eliot,
anddaughter of President Eroeris
of Harvard, Charles W. Eliot, antunces
her attitude toward matriony.
She is .soon to marry Roger
eroe, whom she met during the
>r!d tour with her grandfather.
Miss Eliot has proven her inherit- i
ice of ber illustrious grandparent's i
uaocratlc simplicity bT" declaring '
at she will first master the intrf- i
ales of oeoking and oaring for a
tpria before she will marry the man
hose romantic courtship was the
rprise of Boston and Cambridge soReturned
from the Fer West to i
atop, only to at onee start for
Wild Desert, Me.. Miss Kllot gave
w friends and admirers a surprise
en theater than the n?*s ot her
gagdttitnt had been when she 1st it
.Ipofra. in no nnoertain manner,
at a knowledge of cooking shonld
jt^be acquired merely through neIieaaues
a married soeple peaueus
hm lb keep servants fs net. Miss
'J?i -,S;. r,
1 :->
ffa -\ ; k9 " V -' '
ONE
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LROJJNA, FRIDAY AFTERN
i ==
air Tonight and
i ar,irmiMTo>r
K
my;..
ILi. nn
V
the moat beautiful and moat popular
d bar homa is the toco a of manj da
? s v,"
: Citizens
V Hall Tonight
tukas-meetings beld hi Wa?Uingtht
at the City Hall st 8:30
lave determined Co take s hand
nd at a recent ?< sting of the
i-meeting for tonight to discuss
generally. Not os^ lo Che worn.
> all the men folk of the city to
that some definitesteps be taK*
11 preside and explain the object
make short talks on sanitation
gton and to suggest remedies
Rodman, I>r. 8. T. Nicholson, Dr.
r. E. M. Brown, Dr. P. A. NicbolNlrholson,
Dr. A. C. Hoyt, Mr. J.
1, Mr. W. K. Jacob son, Mr. NorLullsn,
Mr. D. M. Carter, Mr. F.
r. C. Rodman, Supt. N. C. Newis,
Mr. James L. Mayo, Capt. Geo.
Edward Mallison, Mr. W. D.
J. B. Sparrow and Mr. H. 8.
P. Taylor, and all the pastors of
' city and purer water it betonight
at the City Hall. Your
ay be the means of accomplishing
*ent.
ET SENSIBLE
nuife Before Marrying.
Eliot declares, any reason why the
wife of wealth should not feel under
an obligation to keep versed In such
knowledge.
"It would be hard to find a happier
girl than It" she exclaimed. "I
have had a glorious time, for I enjoy
travelling Immensely. Few people
that don't travel appreciate that a
liberal education can be obtained
from it.
"The exact date of my marriage I
do upt know as yet. We will live
near Boston, and 1 am Intensely inteersted
at peasant in planning my
home, for my home will mean everything
to me.
"I am going to become equipped
with all the information I can about
housekeeping. At our summer home
hers I am going to learn the art ol
home-making, for I think that every
girl should be well Informed on this
subject before she marries. I always
admire a young woman who knows
how to. cook and care for the home,
and the great trouble with today is
that too many young women are totally
Ignorant of the art of housekMptBff."
The above le the way a wealthy
and cultivated Northern girl loo be et
things In this day and time- How
aboat the tboaeande of gtrla through
oat the Sooth who ahoaJ4 know thai
apoa marriage they meet aeeom.
week if not all of the hoaaehald dalles.
In the Ho nth today dare la
asthlng to tmportaat aa a school to
teach domestic economy.
Miasm Btngaw left ttla marmlaa
1st acmwna. M..C, where he axyect.
)AIP
OON, AUQC8T 80, 1818.
Tomorrow
lira? w
HID KID II
If HMD
H
Right Arm cut off and Brua
on Head. Inquest held b
Coroner.
A white man by the name of Alb
Harrington, who resides at Vase
boro, N. C., was found on the Norfoi
Southern track this ntomlaf by ti
fr?anger train running betwet
Raleigh and this city. The right ar
of the body waa cut off and a coi
slderablp^bruise was found on t!
taeud./The coroner of Pitt coual
waa/notilled and'he held an tuque
but up to the hour of going to pro
the findings of the Jury have nt
been reported.
A phone mcrfAage from Greearfl]
today states that Harrington hi
been in Greenville for the past sc
oral days selling tobacco on the mai
ket there; that he had been in an li
toxicated condition all the while. Tl
consensus of opinion is that Harriui
ton with too much "booze aboard
started to walk the railroad track t
his home and was struck by tb
train.
AMUSEMENT VS.
BLUESTBIS EVENINI
"The After Supper Tonic" tha
was placed on the market some tim
ago. has met with an unusual sue
cess, customers that made purchase
have duplicated their order time ani
time again, and now it is being
known fact that it bears the stem;
of high quality where medicine ha
never been known to reach before.
?Testimony after-testimony USf
filled the daily papers- pralBlng thl
well known remedy, however it 1
only sold in one dose lots and dall;
the prescription counter is filled wltl
orders for this tonic.
The formula of this tonic only ha
one ingredient after making severs
analysis of same, and has been guar
anteed under the pure food and drui
act.
"Amusement" was the body of th
formula containing a certain pe
cent, of pure oxygen applied daily.
These goods are endorsed and fo
sale dally by the Lyric theatre ope
every day from 7:30 to 11:00.
Amusement of this variety furnish
ed by the Lyric Theatre relieves th
I blues and worries of the day and th
public realizes the fact that thl
tonic has unequaled value.
MISS GARTER HOSTESS
Ml I ACT CUEftilll
un unoi LTiiiiin
Miss Robena Carter, one of tt
city's popular young ladies, gave
dance at the pavilion at Washingto
Park last evening, in honor of h<
many friends. Miss Carter led tli
dancing, having &b her partner M
Albert Willis. Music was furaishe
by the string band and no socu
function of the season was more ei
joyed. During the evening deliclov
punch was served. Those dancin
1 were:
Miss Elizabeth Tayloe, with Tho
Sparrow; MIsb Mildred Rumley, wit
John H. Small, Jr.; Miss Carlott
Nicholson, with Ralph Hodges; Mil
Annie Powle, with Fred Moore; Mil
Mary Fowle, with William Baugharu
1 Miss Eliza Branch, with Josep
Mayo; Miss Latham, Plymouth, wit
John Carter; Miss Isabelle Carte
1 with Charlie Cowell; Miss Mary Cai
1 ter. with Walter Windley; Miss Eli:
1 abeth 8lmmons, with Seth Baugham
Miss Emma Rue, Fairfield, with Wi
1 liam Blount, Jr.; Miss Annie Oris
with Edward Ayers; Miss Wllsoi
' with Enoch Simmons; Miss Smltl
Plymouth, with Edmund Buckman
Miss Ruth Bell. Edenton. with Juste
; Randolph; Miss Eleanor Berry, wit
Francis Charles; Miss August
Charles, with Henry Moore; Miss R<
; becca Simmons, with John Cot to
i Tayloe. Chape rones. Mr. and Mr
Harry MeMulleh, Mrs. B. 8. Simmon
i Mrs. H. W. Carter. Mrs. Caleh Bel).
i _____
HSHB TODAY..
Mr. D. R. 8/kes and family, of Jet
; nam a, N.C.. were Washlagtea visitor
i today. Their saaay friends were all
to see them.
r NEW
tayOOSECiEH
WWt BQIL
THE 111
Task Requires Vast Amount
pense. One building Has C
In Length.
e
y
(By E. M. V. T.) proi
Washington, D. C., Aut. 30.?Con- ?r*1
greaa adjourned Monday and alflna.
m ready not only senators and repre- t<j
aentatlves, but most other prominent
w officials, are gone from the Capital thro
j||i to Join their families. The President to t
m left for Beverly, Mass., his summer emp
^ home, within an hour after adjourn- to 1
^ ment took place. and
_ Already the painter* and carpen- Tl
rt tera and all that host of humble char
M workers which through the winter is spec
^ so little In evidence, have taken pos- ther
pension and the superintendents of ing
le public buildings are rushing through up.
M the government's annual houseclean- educ
fm ing, so that when the legislators and qual
r_ department heads return all will be are
in readiness for another winter's thor
w work. of tl
^ The task of cleaning and keeping motl
? in order the government buildings in- refln
0 volves a great amount of labor and tortt
m expense. One of these buildings cate
alone has a corridor length of two such
miles, besides its office floors. And abou
every day this space must be gone whoi
over. To assist in solving this prob- tor, i
lem moat of the Departments have glad]
[* adopted vacuum cleaners of various occu]
I) kinds. The Agricultural Department own
has a central cleaning plant, which pleas
nan caiouucu iu an us uuutrra DUlia- up W
ingB, by which the cleaning Is done On
by suction. However, the main red peop
brick structure, which is most fa- that
miliar to callers, cannot be cleaned hold,
by this means because it was not bo acrul
constructed in the beginning that the feren
pipes could be installed, and the freap
Forest 8errlce and Whether Bureau jnndypl
lbmtiUmw* i ie iwe I PW*.'? "+"~. " fMT
But In spite of mechanical devices strew
which hare been adopted, a good of tb
sized army of laborers are still em- collet
ployed in this work. One and all. such
they seem to feel tfeat the goThrn- worn
ment confers a sort of dignity or dls- wash
tinction on all its servants even those rush
in such humble capacities as theirs, such
and although the work is hard and ably
the pay small, the working hours are I this
regular and not long as in service like
places in private houses, and for the j Thus
charwomen, at least, so arranged meat
that other work can be carried on one i
outside of the department. The pay divid
for a charwoman Is usually about be vi
$2 0 and for a male laborer about pers<
$40. While the great majority of such
theee humble workers are negroes, at o:
B there la a fair sprinkling of whites town
and these form an interesting study, reat
many of them being of a mental call- ally,
bye much above those employed In char
like pursuits outside the government, heal
Of course, illiteracy Is the cause of who
Gsome of theee persons taking such mus
positions but other reasons eontrlb- one
ute to bring moBt of them there. An bine
|6 example Is one who used to be a give
: l, ft. SQUIRES LED IN F
S SBOOT OF YESTEDAY
theii
1_ Mr. L. A. Squire# led the weekly
18 Bhoot at the Washington Gun Shoot vent
B on yesterday afternoon, averaging 88
g per cent. The list of shooters grows
h weekly and the members of the club ed p
nom
-* are anxious that all who claim to he
son,
w marksmen come out and try their
a hand. The club furnishes guns. The pr^n
l; following is the showing made by
ib the respective shooters yesterday af- TH
h ternoon:
r. Target Broke P.O. K
r- Squires 25 22 .88 cla.
i- Worthy 50 39 .78 |[
i; Sterling, C. B. .. 50 38 .74 thr H
1- Bland, J. M 25 19 .76
t, Hodges 25 18 .72 ftnd
i, Co well 25 18 .72
>. Knight 25 16 64
r. Hear. 50 32 .84 *
? Maxwell 25 15 .80 * KI
h Bland, J. T 25 14 .58 *
M irawi 25 12 .48
* White. 25 13 .82 J.
n Sparrow, .Tno. ... 25 11 .44 Lj
h OpppM 25 f .14 * Fj
?. lywH. 10 29 .81 W
; BoQ,. ........ 28 7 28 CM
Weeton, Slbert . . 28 14 .44 Dt
*
* ATKxnwe piconc. a.
n Quit, a aumb?r at Walklnftea 84
8 cltlaaa. at* atWndlni tka barkaou. *4
|at Ckocowlait; tadar. a
m 1
rut* u
11GHH I
of Labor as Well as Ex>ne
Corridor Two Miles
nlnent contractor, who made M,v~
fortunes and squandered then
ugh dissolute habits apd was
llpr so reduced that he was g}ad
btain a lahprer'a place. Strangely
jgh. he l^aa. never last a day 3
ugh dissipation since he caste inhe
service and has been an. salary
worker. .Misfortune seems
lave the effect of sobering him
many others like him. ...
tie white women employed es . 9
-women are a particularly re- .1
table appearing class, many of
a haying Invalid husbands or hewidows
with faxnillee to bring
Most of th*m are fairly well
ated, bat without the special
ideations which In these days
so necessary if one is to .be
wn on one's own resources. Some
hem are of the dear old grandlerly
type, with white hair aad
ed manners and only their diaid.
water-soaked hands to inditheir
humble occupations. One
old lady boasted to the writer
t her son, now in a Western city,
n she has educated to he a doc
and quickly added that he would
y have her give up her ardgpus
pation but that abe had had bar
money eo long to spend as she
?<1 that she did not want to give
orklng now.
ie can but sympathise with these
le, for it must be remembered
doing the work of one's house-,
even the homely tasks like
>bing and washing ia very dlf- ;j
it from making a regular besi- . '
of such work and there are few
k> ertoo are, willing to
fcffitfloyment tVcep{ un?Jer
of circumstances, and in spits
Le recent dictum of one of our
se professors that there ard no
beajUiflers in the world for
en as sweeping, scrubbing and
ing. there has bean no great
as yet among beauty seekers fpx
means of improvement, pyobbecause,
among other reaaoas.
problem works out something
the summer reaore question,
i, everybody who can get the
is goes to some resort (which
Jepends upon the state of the inlual's
finances) and professes to
satly benefited thereby. But the
>ns who spend their lives at
placea. whether in the Alps or
ne of our inconspicuous seaside
is, are in noway superior to the
of mankind, mentally or physicIn
like manner, a professional
woman is certainly not more
thy or beautiful than the woman
neither toils nor spins. So it
t be that the ideal situation is
where work and labor are oomd
in Just the right proportions to
the needful exercise and rest.
"MFXi REPUBLICANS AT ABA.
artford, Conn., Aug. 30.?Recutita
throughout Connecticut held
r local caucuses today for the soon
of delegates to the State conion,
which is to meet in this city
t after next to nominate a State
it. So far the only man mentionrominently
for the gubernatorial
ination is Judge Silas A. Robinof
Middletown, who retired
e time ago from the State sale
bench.
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entville, N. S., Aug. 30.?A tpesesaion
of the superior court oond
here today for the trial of the
e Graves brothers, who are asd
of murdering H. Kenneth Lea
assaulting Mrs. Lea, his wife.
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