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Tho jriatlonal Dank of GoId6boro Otterm to depositor every me eom mod tion mate bank ing will warrant. QEOa A. NORWOOD, JR. Priiat. O. O. KORMEQAV, 0hlr The National Dank of Goldbsoro - Want yoar business and will be glad to talk or cor respond with you. GEO. A. NORWOOD, JR.,Pret. M. J. BEST, Vico-Prt. .-t WEE1KLY f "This Argus o'er the people's rights Doth an eternal vigil keep; No soothing strains of Maia's son Can lull its hundred eyes to sleep." GOLDSBORO, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1909. NO. 39 VOL. XXIV i l 1 I- V 1 LAUGII GHOUSE ins He is Elected Superinlend i ent of The Penitentiary And State Farms. it He is in Every Way Capable and Deserving And Will manage Important Tryst Witb In tegrity and All Pos sible success. NEARBY NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. The new board of directors of the State's Prison at their initial meeting yesterday in Raleigh elected the fol lowing officers: Superintendent: J. J- Laughing house, of Pitt county; salary f 2,500 per annum, reduced from $3,000. Prison clerk: T. W. Fenner, of Hal ifax ; salary, $1,500, reduced from $2, 000. Prison physician: Dr. I. G. Riddick, of Youngsville; salary, $75 per month. The election of these gentlemen was recommended hy Governor Kitchln, as was also the election of T. P. Sale, of Raleigh, as warden;- but Mr. Sale is confined to his home with pneumonia, and the board deferred the election of a new warden until the next regu lar meeting, which will be held in May. The salary of the warden is $100 per month. Until his successor shall" have been chosen Capt. J. M. Fleming will continue to serve as war den. Superintendent Laughinghouse has already assumed control, and the re tiring superintendent, Mr. J. S. Mann, left yesterday for his home in Hyde county. Mr. Fenner is not in the city, but was notified yesterday of his elec tion. Dr. Riddick is also here, and will move his family to Raleigh im mediately. Regardless of his election as prison physician, Dr. Riddick had already decided to make the capital city his home. All the members of the board were present at yesterday's meeting except Capt. J. M. Davis, of Mecklenburg county, who is confined at his home on account of sickness. The other mem bers are, George A. Norwood, Golds- boro, chairman; R. L. Doughton, Lau rel Springs; George Holderness, Tar boro, and George B. Hunter, Raleigh. The board met jointly with the re tiring board yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock. The condition of the A beautiful early Spring church marriage, of great interest to friends in the State, was solemnized Wednes day afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at Grace Methodist Church, Wilmington, in the presence of a host of acquaintances, the parties to the nuptial vows being Miss Hattie French McEachern, the attractive and much admired young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. McEach ern, and Mr. Ernest Wv Hebson, of Mobile, Ala., a popular young man, who formerly resided in Wilmington. Georee Cherry. 12-year-old son of Mrs. G. E. Cherry, narrowly escaped being killed by the Coast Line pas senger train at Greenville yesterday. In trying to mail a letter as the train! was moving away from the station, he was thrown down and under the car. Fortunately he missed the rail and rolled under the cars, where he caught hold of an iron rod, suspended from the bottom of the car, and held on until the train was stopped. Though dragged over the ties for some distance he held on and escaped being seriously injured, but suffered a frac tured limb. SENTENCED TO 15 I Bill Annie Whitley Pleads Guilty To Charge of Infanticide. GASES DISPOSED OF Grand Jury Find no True Bill Against Handley And WatsonSolici tor Jones Continued The Cases. Judge C. C. Lyon adjourned Supe rior Court at 1 o'clock today to Mon day at noon, the cases on the criminal docket having been heard, many of which were continued owing to the absence of witnesses. , The report of the grand jury was as Pnetmaster HCnior's form ' in the T, I follows : Grange postoffice will expire some "To the Hon. Judge of Wayne Supe time in December. .Perhaps it is a ,-rtor Court of Wayne County, April 8, -iaua: 'We have visited the County Home, little early to agitate the matter of a 0H it.if . rfrt.t. now !n favor found everything in very good condi of Mr. Miller. We hope he will be "on, with plenty of everything that is appointed to succeed himself. . We be- necessa liova tM th ctWnf of t.h We naVe VISTOU Uie jail, wuuu n great majority of the patrons of the in condition, examined the food, office. Mr. Miller has made a fine which very well prepared and plenty, record as postmaster. In all the de- too; also found plenty of cover for tails of the office work he has made tne prisoners to Keep warm. "We have examined tne uouri iouse I j 4-v;nlr . . -nrtll IrArtt faithful. , We do not know who aspires auu wc " ia " . . we nave aiso exanuueu me cuuviei. a more suitable man can be iounxi tor""1" . eat, plenty to keep warm, ana.no com plaint whatever. "J. V. SHERARD, "Foreman," cense, nol pros. ; - Robert Carter, larceny, continued. Frank Newkirk, housebreaking, con tinued. Peter Grady, larceny, continued. John Crocker, and John Henry Fai son, larceny, plead guilty, judgment suspended. ' Zeke1 Rouse, J retailing without li cense, not guilty. Daniel Graham, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty; two years on roads. : . In the case of Annie .Whitley and mother, Harriett Whitley, charged with infanticide, which created much excitement in Goldsboro sometime ago, Annie Whitley pled guilty of murder in the second degree and was sentenced to 15 years in the State Penitentiary. As there was no evi dence of Harriett Whitley being an accomplice in the murder, she was not placed on the witness stand, and was released. In this case the solicitor was assisted in the prosecution by Messrs. E. W. Hill and Don C. Hum phrey. Hancock Coley, carrying concealed weapon, pleads guilty ; hned $10 and costs. Pearl Coley, " assault with deadly weapon, guilty; judgment suspended upon payment of costs. . .. . R. N. Bowden, J. B. Watson, Add. Watson and Kirby Watson, affray; R. N. Bowden and J. B .Watson found guilty and fined $10 and costs. fill the place. La Grange Sentinel. From all parts of Duplin the report comes that the farmers are ham at work. They are doing their utmost to catch up now. Last year was in deed a black eye to all kinds of busi The case against the county com missioners of Wayne county for fail I ure to enlarge the court house was ness, but if the farmers mate good noiprossea wuu leave. crops and get good prices, as they Cases disposed to date are as fol- should, they are going to show us lows: - something next fall. Henry Jones, larceny, guilty; 12 months on roads. The following is taken from the Kirby Watson, affray ; not true diu. ffrnnHin TiiriM- "ni.rinr w? I Willie Wilson, euilty : roads for 9 freshet in the river here on August 26, months. 19ns nHr Hart wrtp th. follow-1 Neil Williams, larceny, guilty; six ing, placed it in a half-pint flask and months on roads. thrpw it into the rivw 'The finHpr of i Tohe HaeanS. assault, guilty; tWO this will return to E. Badger Hart, months on roads. Louisburg, N. C, and receive a hand- Prymas' Jones, embezzlement, guilty some reward.' One day last week Judgment suspenuea upon yajiueni. ui institution was thoroughly explained, Badger received a letter from L. R. $38 and costs and after the new members had taken Wifhard. of Winhard N O... statine Robert Allen. housebreaking and the oath of office the formal transfer that he found the flask containing the larceny ; continued occurred. I above near the month of Pftmllnn riv-I H. B. Keene. embezzlement, contin- The new board were greatly im-jer, within sight of . Washington, N. C, ued tressed with the splendid plant and on the 17th of March " . Joel Price, embezzlement, contin- appreciated the able management of J , iued. the penitentiary for the past eight j The people of Kinston are happy Joseph J. Langston, assault, contin years, there being marked evidences of over Dr. H. W. Battle's flecision to 1 ued imnrovement in every department. The I withdraw his rfsimntion handed in I T.irzzie Smith, retailing: without li new board was in session until five some time ago. Following the an o'clock and held another meeting last I nouncement of his decision a collec night. y jtion was taken and the church was Today Messrs. Norwood, Doughton entirely relieved of debt. and Holderness will visit, for the pur- cense, nol pros. Annie Rayner, retailing without li cense, nol pros. Ed. Faust, pleads guilty removing crops. Judgment suspended upon pay pose of inspection, the State farm, I The balmy spring weather of , the I ment of costs. Herbert Hooks, larceny, continued Dock Best, larceny, not guilty John Atkinson, assault, guilty. Jotui Atkinson, robbery, guilty. Sen tenced to penitentiary tor five years John Rudolph, larceny, guilty; State STATE HOSPITAL BOARD. Dr. JL H. Stancell Is Elected the Chairman. ftaleigh News and Observer. The board of directors of the State lospital here was in session yester- lay at 'the Hospital. Dr. R. H. Stancell, of Margaretts- ville, Northampton county, who has for many years been a member of the board, was elected as chairman of the board, succeeding Mr. John W Thomp son, of Raleigh, whose term as a member had expired. : To fill the po sition as a member of the executive committee held by Dr. Stancell, the boird elected Mr. Edward Smith, of Dunn, the other members being Mr. S. O. Middleton, of Hallsville, and Dr. J. M. Parrott, of Kinston. The board re-elected Mr. Charles Hardesty as steward. The election of an extra assistant physician was de ferred till the completion of the epi leptic colony additions to the State Hospital. These were the only posi tions to be filled, as the superinten dent and other officials hold over. There were present at the meeting Dr. R." H. Stancell, of Margarettsville, chairman ; Dr. John D. Biggs, of Wil- liamston; Mr. Edward Smith, of Dunn; Dr. J. M. Parrott, of Kinston; Dr. R. F. Yarborough, Jr., of Louis burg; Mr. R. S. McCoin, of Henderson. The absentees were W. H. Whitehead, of Rocky Mount, who was kept at home by sickness, and Mr. S. G. Dan iel, of Littleton, who was appointed yesterday by Governor Kitchin, the ap pointment being made too late for him to reach Raleigh for the meeting. GOLDSBORO AND SEVEN SPRINGS The Opportunity and the Men To Engineer It To Success Have Met AN APPEAL TO PYTHJANS TO ATTEND DISTRICT UEETIJXG near Tillery, in Halifax county, l here I past two days has had a wonderful are 7,200 acres on this farm, with effect upon the strawberry crop and over 180 mules and about 300 con-lit is freely predicted that by the last victs. It is said to be he best con-1 of the week a solid car will go out ducted and most thoroughly equipped I from the Chadbourn section to North farm In North Carolina. era markets. A few scattering: ship- It was stated that the salaries of ments by express have already ! been penitentiary for 12 months. the superintendent and clerk were re- made from Clarendon and Mt. Tabor James HaauUey, retailing withoust li- duced because of the fact that the land yesterday a crate went forward I cense, not a. true bill. earnings of the penitentiary hereafter the Pender territory by express from -J. B. Watsoa. retailing without li- cannot be as large as they have been! Burgaw. The early shipments from during the past two administrations, j the Chadbourn sections brougdt 30c The reason assigned for this is that I per quart. the counties are using more convicts on their own roads than ever before, Mr. Evander Mclver Gregg, a well nd that the number sentenced to the known merchandise broker of Wll State Prison is growing smaller every mington. for many years and a gentle-1 against Lillie Burt, charged with in- -t' .Mr year. - I man held in the highest esteem by all I fanticide. who knew him, was almost instantly I Bud Bradley, assault, plead guilty; PREPARING FOR GALA DAT . killed yesterday morning about 8:30 12 months on roads. FDR PYTHIANS AT MT. OLIVE o'clock by the collapse of a pile of Jule Outlaw, larceoy and house- brick and other building material in breaking, guilty; four ajfinths on the 3Ir. George E. Hood Will Be One of I the street In front of the new Wool vin roads. the Speakers Special Tram j building on Princess street near Third,! Shade Davis, assault, pleads guilty; From Here. Ithe tragedy having been a great shock J judgment suspended upon pay3et of Mount Olive Lodge, No. 132, Knights! to the community and having called I costs. cense, not a true nut. Solicitor Jones asked that the cases against Handley and Watson be con tinued for bill to next term of court. and this was granted. The grand jury found no true bill of Pythias, are preparing for a gala J forth expressions of the deepest regret riav Thursdav. when the Pythian Dig- form all who heard it. trict Meeting will be held in Mourtl Olive. Between 150 and 200 visitors are expected for this occasion. A number of prominent Pythians will be present and deliver addresses Mr. George E. Hood will be one of the speakers of the occasion. Arrangements have been, made whereby a special train will be run from Mount Olive to Goldsboro. after the banquet, thus allowing Goldsbor eans to return to this city that night. . The district meeting will be called to order at 4 p. m. Following the bus " iness session, adjournment will be ta kent to 7 p. m., when work In the third rank will be performed by the team from Rocky Mount. At 10 o'clock a banquet will be given in the city hall, Special Sale for Ten Day s A GOOD Safety Razor With six extra blades in a Handsome Box. FOR FIFTY CENTS. The Lane Drug Co. Jesse Wells, retailing .without li cense, guilty; judgment suspended up on payment of costs.. Will Isler and Tom Thornton, gam bling, guilty ; judgment suspended up-- on paymeat of costs. ; ..- John Winn, alias Major Winn, tres pass, guilty; ju4gment suspended up on payment. of casts. Robert Smith, larceny, dismissed. S. V. Renfrew, lar-ceny, dismissed Fred Smith, affray, continued. Oscar Brown, assault, (Continued. Georgia. Watson, retailisig without lirense, continued. Will Roe, carrying concealed weap on, one-half costs to be paid fry de fendant at this term of court and b&V ance at next term of court. Will Roe, assault with deadly weap- Mount Olive Lodgre to Be Host of Con vention Thursday, April 15. Dear Brothers: Wfe are anxious to have every lodge in the ditri,c well represented at the district meeting, to be held with Mount Olive Lodge, No 132, at Mount Olive, on Thursday, April 15. Tiie meeting will be called to order at 4 p. cj,, for the transaction of business, and at th jiight session, the long form of the Third Isfc will be ,conf erred, after which you will be entertained by the Mount Olive broth ers. In order for jttj (? reach home early next morning, Ruffia le, of thisj city, has arranged for a speciai 4m, to leave Mount Olive after the eater-! tsjinment, to run to Goldsboro, where thosrt who live north and west of us, can leaye j the early trains for their homes, reaching iije in time for bus iness, r: ' "; ' Please Jiotify Bro. F, R. Mintz, 4 P- G. C, Moti&t )live, how many will be present from jypur lodge. Those who wish to tak advantage of the special train to Goldsbofp p.t ter the entertainment, will please uo- tifF-'B? C. G. Smith, K. of R. & S., Goldsboro, JS,'f3,, or myself, so that arrangements js fee jijade for you on the train. , . Please give this notice as raefe. pub licity among the brothers as possible. Now, ? brothers, let's . make this the banner district meeting of the Domain. Fraternally, " W, T. HOLLOWELL, Grand Keener & Jlepor and Seal. I! ARE li HI HAND Let Us Join Hands With Them and Together We Can Achieve and Enjoy Greater Goldsboro with Greater Ippor tunities For the Future. On the 23d day of May two years ago, in the i rgHS in which we first i picture of the adopted pi boro's new union passei now completed in all its proportions, beautiful fini venient detail, we made tion: "Following in the wake tion, and incident to the will give to general dev the community, will come street railway service for . How is it today? The bv hat Goldsboro has ever kn her corporate limits of suet ing. meaning is the constn going on of the electric i way. Is the prophecy of 1 being realized? And now The Argus, witl conviction of what is to b readers in all . confidence , ment of its prediction, tha trie railway to Seven Spri easy certainty if our peopl sagacious and be united anc ful as a whole. The opportunity and the n gineer it to a successful c have met and are at hand, i bility of accomplishment is i What it all portends for Go. as alluring and satisfying to ity ambition as the most could dream or the . most pi could hope for. The proposition is for the 4 Traction Company to merge Seven Springs Company, t owning the famous springs acres of land adjoining, and mer owning the Goldsboro st way and franchise as a m pronaote the greater project the fertile country from hei Springs, that from the day of pletion would prove a profi i vestment to its stockholders inestimable value to Goldsbo This is no scheme of pron had its conception with this ; the most feasible plan of act ing what has always seemed hold great potentialities for J Greater Goldsboro. That it ! favorably considered and is n furthered by the two compan? mentioned should be sufficient fying to all progressive spirit is a good tlxiixg. Let's get together gd have to Seven Springs, It si ease's. I costs so little when eveiybi can is lending it a helping h unity there is strength powe complfehient. and with Goldsl Wayne county ftiti irr would be our sweep forward. PRE SIDE-XT TAFT'S ESC We are showing the celebrated North Star Refrigerators In the new Ion, same as above. which will be presided over by Toast-1 styles. Andrews & Wad&ell Farniture Add. Wjatson, affray, continued master M. T. Breazeale. Co. LLi Jlay wood Holt, retailing without 'li- The release of Jan Pourea in -New York and of Christian Rudowicz in Chicago "should convince Russia that she has not a leg left to stand on in .this country. Th-e Creek and Seminole discontent may be due to the proposed duties on socks, perfumery d gjpves. They cannot stand everytWPjf " . OAKLAND ITEMS. Mr. S. G. Fail and Mr. G. C. Sasser went to Princeton Saturday evening on business. Dr. Will Crawford, of Oak Glen, was through our section Monday evening. Mr. G. WL Worley, of Four Branches, went to Goldsboro Monday on a busi ness trip. Miss Maude Strickland, of near Smlthfield, was at church here Sun lay, and the guest of Miss Ida Wor ley for dinner. Mr. Alkie Massey, of Sugar Hill, is spending a few weeks at Princeton, where he is clerking for his grand father. Miss Sallie Grantham, from near Princeton, was at church here Sun lay and was the guest of Miss Ida VSTorley for dinner. Mrs. Milly Massey, of Sugar Hill, was taken very sick Monday morn ng. We hope she will recover in a few days. Mrs. Lottie Massey, of Sugar Hill, spent Wednesday evening at Four Branches, where she was the guest of Mrs. W. B. Fail. Mr. Dallas Gurley and wife, of near Buck Swamp, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Massey Saturday night and were at church here Sun lay. Mr. Wl J. Perkins, of Four Branch es, spent Wednesday in " Goldsboro, tvhere he was buying finishing mate rials for his building. Mr. W. R. Fail, f Four Branches, lost a fine milch ow Tuesday that we can't give any count for. Miss Ida Worley and Mrs. Milner lgel were the guests of Mrs. W. R. iil Sunday night. Mr. Luby Lynch and sister were at urch here Sunday, and were guests Mr. George Worley's for dinner. Mrs. Milner Angel, of Guilford Col e, conducted services at Oakland turday and Sunday. There was a ge crowd present Sunday morning I Sunday night. She came to Oak i last August and held revival ser fs and 23 souls were led to Christ, expect to have her here again in e. She is a well-trained Bible tent of Guilford College and al s has something new to tell the le. She is always ready to go far : near to help to lead souls to st. I will not hesitate to say-that has done more good through our on for the last eight months than hat has been done in several i. She is loved by a host of is, and is widely known, il 7, 1909. IC GUI 01! GRO What an Electric Car Line to Seven Springs Would Mean For us. PIKEVILLE NEWS. Wajr Dftmont to Send Band ind TlWs fe Char May 20th. Charlotte, N. C, April 8. the efforts of Senators Overn , Simmons and Congressmen W Morejbgtd, General James F chief of st8$ of he War Depa has agreed to seuf t?f$; one fine government bands and nunier of flags ,to ,be ,used in lotte during the Twentieth of M ebration. The-troops will very serve as an escort to President who will arrive at 10 o'clock c morning of May 20. TJiree years ago when Cha held one of the greatest celebra in its history the gpyernfflefit nished two or three companlt - troops both infantry and cavalry i the presence of these soldiers a a great deal to the success of , eyent. It is probable that exhibi drills wiiJ e given at the fair gro while the troops ftrejp tfte f-jy. " Prof. Johnson discusses the gre ethical question of the hour in a pra tlcal manner. "I'll fight, he say 'anybody, anywhere, so long as r.nin is in sleht.' He never takes h eye oft the coin. J. M. Mitchell was among those endance on the farmers' meeting J. L. Crawford returned Tues 'rom a business trip to Wilson W. E. Hapi. o( Mebane, spent days here this week witl rela- ball teapi came out last week actice attired ift the handsome onogram suits, purchased large l the receipts fron. the school inment given in Mrch. first game of- laseba of the came off Satvirdaj wheiji the te High School team defeated 5 Mill by the- one-sided, score 2. Tomorrow we, r9. bfts emont and indicgjUon. point to exciting contest. re glad to rejport that Earle, lg son of Mr, W-. B, Albritton ie ridj.Rg a treigbt train was r arecl that an amputation right leg a little below the ,s necessary, is getting along sly. 3tlng of the Wayne County ' Alliace was held here today alliance Hall, and drew the :o bur town in large numbers G. Peterson was on. ha to ae of his prafti.Wt ftttd entihu Iks, aftd it is needlegg to state ieiprH received the closest &t those present. At the n of the business session din served in royal style. What Everybody Keadily Admits ts Most desirable Should be as Huadily Accomplished by a People as potent as are These Goidshuro People. Everybody in Goldsboro admits readily that an electric car line to Seven Springs from this city is most desirable; that it would not only prove profitable investment through its passenger patronage of these noted springs, but also as a trade feeder to Goldsboro, resulting in building Goldsboro into greater proportions and at the same time affording our country people all along its line through the fertile territory it will traverse to the Springs a steady all-the-year-round market here for the varied products of their fields and gardens, in season, and eggs, chickens and fresh meats; and outgoing they would carry home with them from our stores all they .night desire in trade. The prospect is most inviting and assuring. The possibility of accom plishment is easy with a united peo ple such as ours. The opportunity is at hand. Shall we as a community. at length awake to our best interests, get together and demonstrate our abil- ty by achieving the electric road to Seven Springs. Goldsboro has reached that stage in ts history in population in business apacity in trafllc facilities when it must develop into Greater Goldsboro or go backward. The tendency of the imes is to the growth of cities of 5,- jOO population or more into larger Hies and vice versa. The growth of the population of Jassachusetts in towns of over 5,000 people has arisen from 1,109,544 in 875 to 2,574,809 in 1905. In the latter ear 85.72 per cent, of the people of nat state lived in towns of over 5,000 population. The further fact is disclosed that he populations of towns of less than 5,000 people has been decreasing since 1880. The lesser towns of Massachu setts now hold but 14 per cent, of her people. Even the population of towns under 20,000 people begins to decline relatively to the entire number of that state. In other words, the growth of In dustrialism and the spread of trolleys and other travel facilities is leading to the concentration of people In the larger cities, - Massachusetts sees the time cpming when the average city of 20,0000 will cease to grow, just as the town of 5.0QQ people has ceased to do. The railroads trolleys and big fac tory plants develop large cities In Massachusetts, and what is true of Massachusetts will become proportion ately true of Goldsboro if we avail ourselves of the opportunities that come to us rife with possibilities. This proposition of an electric road, to Seven Springs is, moreover, ouft that should appeal to the farmers ot the county and enlist their coloura tion, and with our farmers of the? county and our citizens combined Is harmonious oneness, of purpose and. recognized cqmgyjity of- interest, then indeed, mighlj we expect Greater Golds, boro. speedily. MOUNT OLIVE NEWS BUDGET. ftUCTITE FOREST FIRE. tb. ber Compaq'-!. Per by Fire. 1 unr Swamp uctive woods fire which r a large area Monday af- this week, in the ThunJ. ; ' tion, about two igJJai fiom s, destroyed. targa 8w- tyi tfy h Bell Lumber IJesperate efforts were eck the fire amd prevent he mill, etc., but this was e, the flames completely te large mill, dry kilns, n, stables, tenantjhq.ue feedstuff wj hV-W&ea ilHWtBkwtlred q$- dytea lumber, entail- , ver 5,000, with no in- togs falls quite heavily Lumber Company, the rhich, Messrs. John XL Wrd, have the sympa- . !'' Mr. Ben P. Oliver, of this place was injured last Friday morning $t $ast. River Mill in Pender coty by being struck with hmmeF. His condition was criyl for several days, althoash he is much better now. Mr. and Mrs.. H.. L. Coheo Mr. Max Harris and Miss Clara. Littman are j pending several daya in WJlson. Miss Lena IfoTtbam. a member of the facu.l.ty t the graded school, has gone to her home in Durham. Rev. Euclid McWhorter, of Maxtoo. brother of Prof. Z. D. McWhoarten will deliver an Easter sermon to tfe Methodist Church Sunday stJht Mr. Joseph L. WUttemaon, young man with a sgremisiiu; future, died Monday aeroo at 2 o'clock, aged 32 e?. ; i Mr, Williamson, while Just on the eye of completing his law course at. Washington & Lee University, Lexlng ton, Va., in 1904, contracted cooeumpv tion. He then return liogao- feexv and afterwards w,e ip Arizona to re gain his hea, ljuli allJ ia vala. - ' Survivhjg, age his parents. Mr. and 5 V Trrrrin idkd "invTrir
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