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EiXEIGH. K. C OCTOEtB 12.
PUCE ftt
lESIOEin :agsji,ifto TO DO III THE sswaam
W ti IMI14 a'lV"a ne m
Tten m aotw ipnit'iM oa to oka
BHEEIII15
La B. lrrtM'e, aa K M ial.aj.ea, '
ae k. tB Ware
aU till X WwW UiN
HIS DEATH MIOST OF
HEWS ITEMS
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to Ito Mad
via a ki u
ee IVftdran aa
toatarweww to
tag It II at lath U Ue I
nor. Ua Ua ftuia. fair
kvOorlttoi al irpnUUm of t
aUfaraail rrkUttoM .tK.tk cKjr
ta BAkka 4Ba!U arraacreata tor,
U roep!lo ( tat rrMM
Tkarada of rJr Work, ui U Maia
aoarUl roMaUtUa T valrh o-lU
k Ua firot lo rocarva taa Cfclof Cxa
cUt. TbU ooansJitaa will eoaa
poaatf of OoTor Qlcn aa4 fcta
raoaJ auf. Ilarr Joojwom
hit oouacll. taa oOcw of lha Buu
rir, rpraaUUTa froai thm arl
ua ortuixatlooa la lha eltjr aad
Mrarai rrprcaeauUT man Urot(a
out tba Buu.
, Baaldaa tbla aparUI eoamlUaa,
wtlck will b1 tha fraldt at tha
Irala, MaTor Johaaoa haj aaka4 taa
Chamaer of Commm, tha IaduatrlaJ
Club U4 tba MarchaaU' AaaocUUoa
to act u a Knaral rommltt, aad
III badfoa hara bora praparod for
tbla oommlttoa. Tbta oommlttoa will
wait on tba oulalda f tba.aaioa abad
wub tba mUltla. '
rrota tba train to tba Oororaor'a
ataaaloa, whara tba praaidanUal
party , will braakfaat, tba llaa of pa
raua will ba aa follow: Up Martin
to FajrattaTllla: up rayatterllla to tba
Capitol; arooDd tha aaat alda of. tha
Capitol to Wilmington. From hara
lha Una of march will ba dowa atthar
Naw Bern arcare or tlcston itraet
to Blount; down Blount to tu Exa-J
cutira uanaion.
Ona of tba prettleat and ' . moat
plaaalag aichta that tba Prealdant
will wltneaa aa ha rldea from tba
train to the Mansion will bo tba 1.000
achool chUdrau of tha city who will
present ona grand . bright-colored
. pbalanx along tba aouth and eastern
parapet Of the. Capital Square. The
children win great tlie Prealdant with
moving flags and patriotic song. The
music for tha occasion will be ar
ranged by . Prof. Wade R. Brown.
Governor and Mrs. Glenn will en
tertaia at breakfast besides the preal
dentlal - party about SO personal
guests. . All of the Invited guests will
go from the depot to the Mansion in
carriages and will go with the presl
dentlal party to the Fair Grounds.
The Military.
Mayor J. J. Bernard,, chairman of
the committee on military, said this
morning that he had received official
notification that the following com
panles would, be here to act as i
military escort , to: the President:
Companies from Clinton, Lumber
bridge. Fayetteville. , Goldsboro,
Salisbury, batallion of A. and M
students. Besides these, which have
.already been ; heard from, it is ex
pected that the following companies
will also be In line: Greensboro,
Louisburg, : Frankllnton, Henderson,
Warrenton, Oxford, Burlington, and
Sanford. Battery A,' Light Artillery,
qf Charlotte, will be in line .
Counting the two Raleigh com
panies the Oak City Guards and the
Raleigh Light Infantry there . will
be sixteen companies In line with
more than .1.0Q0 men.'; This will .be
a military escort worthy of the oeca
slon. ' It -Is understood that the unl
form of the militia will be khaki, the
favorttevcolor- of tha President
The Races Will Be Good.
M.r. Cyrus T. Fox, of Reading, Pa.
' and his "kon Mr. C O. Fox, of Phlla
: delphla, "who, will have charge of the
; .races at the State , J"air next week,
' arrived in the city yesterday and are
busy to-day arranging the face , en
tries,' which will " be announced to
morrow. There are 13 classes la all,
and the outlook is good for success
ful racing. Mr. Fox Jr., will serve
as clerk of the course. Jt 1 i
i i . - The Social Side.' 1 '
-. pearly all of tha marshals -Invited
to. attend have accepted .and the
, social, aide of the fair will be one of
the most successful in the history of
; the association.;. There will be dances
ton Wednesday; Thursday and Friday
. nights and Here i;- will be . banquets
v 1 galore. - ' , , t . t
T ' YELLOW FEVER REPORT.
.... f ...
-The Present Record Is the -Lowest
- ,-. Since liast July. "
"s i (By the Associated Press.) - ' v r
v New Orleans, Oct.; 12. The report
of the fever situation in, this city up
to 8 o'clock) last night is as follows
New cases 16, total 2,216; deaths 2,
total i 17 ; cases under treatment 170.
The low record, which is the low
est since July, -would have been still
111 ka a
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ta
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cm tat Wwt m euaptiBa
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taaaa aae Caaal aira aw a that
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! la w a4ar tw l
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A. C L. roftKlUX Ctam)IUT10.
are, Aaifwalila to FtoaWol
rwewta.
(HoerUl ti The Bwalag Tia 1
' Nrw Bara, X. Ort. IS. la
dor to aretd aalu la tale eoarta Umf tka uviMt miu kr ttia km,
AUaaila Coaat Lisa Railway Cobb
paar aaa drlar4 limit t W tor-
otga roraoratioa aaa. thorofora.
aaaoaable to rodaral eoarta oUy. The
eosapaay had wot fenai tbla aiaa
a or wary aatil the groat aambor of
law aalu arlaiag from tba Brace
Croak dtaaator of Auguat J7tb prartl-
cally oompallod them to da so. Thair
object la doing tbla. It la bettered, la
to pat taa case ta tha Jartadlctioa of
Uaited gtatee eoarta aad wear thai
plaiatlf oat by oonUnaaacea aad
other techalcalitloa.'
la view of thla atep Editor C L.
Stevena, who, a few days ago begae
suit against the road for 110,000
damages for detentloa while aa route
from Norfolk to Goldsboro, baa en
tered A p)ea of . aon-ault aad will
again begin aa action against tba
road for- IS, 000. the latter sum be
ing the limit for which they caa be
aued la the Bute court The suit
will be Interesting aad tba
plaintiff s lawyers will make a hard
fight for him. On account of these
proceedings the caae will not be
heart until the November term
of
court.
THREE WllfES
Frank Norton, Who, It la Claimed,
Formerly Worked la Thla City,
Arrested la California Ac
cused by Woman of
Bigamy.
(By the Associated Press.)
Oakland; Cat., Oct 12. Frank C.
Norton, a painter, of Charlotte and
Raleigh, N. C, was yesterday accused
of bigamy by one of his wives, form
erly .Miss Josephine Qulnlan, of To
ledo, O. She claims that while look
ing through his papers, she found
that he was married to three others
beside herself, not having had a di
vorce from either. t The papers atate
that Norton made an almost fatal
attempt to kill his second wife. Miss
Elizabeth K. Milton, of Butte, Mont,
and a third is Anna French, of -Los
Angeles, Cat '
The couple is In court because the
wife attempted to kill Norton. She
claims that he was going, to kill her
to keep secret that which. In some
way he found out she knew. She
shot in self defence.
Norton's names does not appear in
the City Directory and nolthing could
be learned of him here to-day.
SHOT HIM IX THE DARK.
Mr. Caleb Penny, a Well-Known
,' Farmer, Shoots His Son-ln-liaw,
s k Mr. Hollcman. n , i
Mr,. .Charles J. HoUeman living
about eleven miles from Ralotgh, was
shot through .the , left .should.er , by
his father-in-law, Mr. Caleb Penny.
Eearly yesterday morning before
daylight Mr.-Holleman wept into thd
stable, to hitch Tils horse and while
there . Mr.n Penny came " out of the
house with a pistol In his hand and
fired, the hall striking Mr. , Holleman
in the shoulder. ' Mr.-' , Holleman
wrenched the pistol from his father-
la-law's hands;-vTr Young extracted
the ball, and Mr. Holleman U nbne.
ma wutat) -ui um wvuuv- i'Vv1 .
Tho reason for the thootmg can
not be learned, v It is said 'that.Mf
Penny , and - Mr. Holleman, f though
living in the same house,1 have not
sooken In six months.' It is not
known: whether the shooting was an
accident or not. , - .
:j British Steamer;, Ashore. ,
(By the Associated Press.) ,
v. Gibraltar, , Octf 12. -The BritlBh
repair ship Assistance is ashore on
the coast of Morocco In a dangerous
position. - She carries a crew of 862
men. . . ,
IE II ID
IT..
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Law lavaa MtoaW ? m
KnUi to Km ).
1 Kw Totk. Oi-t. II 4raHac
K.tlk,lli IWa ajai.
i caa mansklttaw, roinarlti4 MUi4
,Bir4ag rrom tk otadeo of u rwa)
'aaa. Mattbrw oaa ta bare
pJaroa oa trial lo-dar oa a aana
bkh arrw oat l ika mllsi ar
or-Uka rdraJ TUak aaa ika Kltilrrlii '
ail4. pmddrat ev lb bask.
!"" adraarod r. Wlf la -
prortlre of law aa aa pclltttra
He was a frtoad. of fornifr Otrmwe
Black. Tbla snor4ag ha racntved
a )MrUI dollwry Mtrr After road-
lag. tba houora pr bard bias g"
to bis baibrooai aad oxa a ladrw
Few aoFoada later be jaaipod to al
most laatant death Matbee-e was
ladldod teat May oa rhargea of
aplrary and grand tarroa growing
oat of taa looting of tba Walsael oa
tfte or ablch Darld Rolbarhlld. tba
wrorker of tha Federal Baak. wa
admlnlatrator. Rotbachlld, Joba w.
Wootea and Lawyer Bemeol I, Far
guaon were all Indicted with Mathewa
oa tha aaroa charge. Rothschild I
waa already eervina: a long term In
the Bute prlaoa for wracking the
Federal Bank and Wootea waa con
victed in Jane aad aenleneed to nine
years and fire months at 8tng Slag
Ferguson was expected to be a
wltneaa against Mathewa.
Aaairv Vote School Taa. '
Angler, a email town la Harnett
county oa the Cape Fear and North-
era Railroad, baa 'voted a apodal
school tax, of -SO eents on tha hun
dred dollars worth f property rand
90 oenta on the poll. The vote waa
II to It, resulting In favor of. the
taut. . '' 'i . . i . ,
Col. .. C. Angler, general manager
of the C. F. aad N., for whom t be
town was named,, spoke for. the tax
on Monday. . He being the largest
property owner in the town, the tax
will fall more heavily on him, but
none the less he was an ardent sup
porter of the tax.
Democratic State Convention.
(By the Associated Press.)
Providence, R. I., Oct. 12. With
no Important contests for nomina
tions and little difference of opinion
to a 'platform, the Democratic
State Convention opened to-day with
every promise of harmony. It Is an
ticipated that Lucius F. C. Garvin,
Governor for two terms up to last
January, will be nominated by accla
mation.
I
. Two Twenty Ycar-ers.
Sheriff R. O. Rlddick, of ' Gates
county, arrived in the elty this morn
ing, , having in his care two negro
prisoners, Arthur Walston and Bill
Hargraves, who will serve 20 years
each Tor .burglary, of which they
were -convicted at the last term of
Gates court.
American, .Bankers' Association,
in
: Convention at 'Wshiuton,
, dominate tfflcers - and
; . Committees for En
suing Year.
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( By its. . Associated , Press. )
; Washington, Oct-1 2 The follow
ing' officers "Were .nominated . by the
nominating committee of the Ameri-
lcan Bankers' Association to-day:
: President," ' John . L. Hamilton,
Hoopeeton 111." ,
'"Vice: President, C, S..Whitson, New
York cftjr. f
xecutiva coinmlttee Q-,M. . Rey
nolds, Chicago; Charles J. QdwardB,
Burlington,- Iowa; ,-J. J Sutlivah,
Cleveland; Henry Wilcox, Baltimore,
and MlltonEUes oL v;a,shingion ;
v The following are among the vice
hrealdentat.-i-'.vW. .M. Habliston, Rich
mond; A. G. Brenlser, Charlotte; B.
Wi'Lane, 'jacksonvlllej ' fev "3., feucjt,
Mobile; W. B,. Montgomery, Ifarjon,
S. . Cv and Wv F. McCauley, of Savan
nah,, Oa, , Vl i
DSllS ELECT
TITFICERS
Ml
MW la fctwr t Mr i.
Roar Hrv
b IB A
aw M. Or.
II t I 4
kMakaa UM akl Oklu t.-i A al 4
uoiaor aal lar4t kiag i.d
iiihu la tituitu
fm. km
u $ ' 9
aaic of W ,. (
n J
Tk- m, ... kir. ,
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nH M HrrT' I 14
1h.rt bo arV in l. i,
hwtuI aufawlvd a frt' .-f thr
Mrm Hrrr had owi i.imd trx.m
rklldhood. byi ka-o iir houw b
krart aad ha4 boce
Jone ik rooking She hid .iHfd
VpiiIo oa Ibr aaa atotr u n (he
nTf of brr draas. rotnltig in niari
artife the karate g gaa. bfw-amr lnid
Tbr daughter roarhd home ),ni m
brr mother waa d.vlag
HItiH riT M-.WS.
If-tu nrrd CmimrM Inmi lh"
nttarr Tnnn.
High Toint. Oct 12 At a tna-
tne-ilns of Friends at Oik Hill laal
'Bight it was enanlnioualv d-ldHl to
build a Quaker church al (hat place,
one and one-half nil leu from thla
city. There are quite a number of
Krlcnda In that locality and the ned
l of auch a church haa been frit for
' some time.
i The bank of thla city took a half
.holiday thla afternoon an aa to give;
their employe a chance to aee aome
of the fair at Oreenaboro. The
graded achool children wore given ,
holiday yemterday ao they could take 1
la If 3 fair.
High Point haa organlaed four ,
factories lh thirty days and lost one
by fire Tuesday night the Eagle Fur-1
nlturt "Company. Of course High.
Point hasn't any factories to Spare,
but
bad.
the record named above Isn't '
Gov. Hey ward Can't Go to Charlotte.
, Charlotte, Oct. 12. Several days
ago Mayor S S. McMnch Invited
Governor D. C. Heyward. of South
Carolina, to be one of
One Of the glie8t8
oi oonor ai me rresiueni s re
ception, October 19th. Hj received
a telegram from Governor Heyward
1 ll.t. J Ll . - .
1W to(tof, WW taMaal
u bap.bw. ... regrei ai Resolutions favoring government
being , unable to be present. TheJald to 8hlpplng were from
message follows: "Accept my thanks. the executive council and agreed to.!
tor your invitation to be included
Anions vnnr fruoata nt hnnor tn ti-root '
President Roosevelt on the 19th
Inst. I have delayed answering a
few hours trying to arrange to be
with you on this occasion and sin-
cerely regret that I cannot be pres-'duced t0 take ttctlon The opinion which amount $5,050 has been paid
ent l feel sure that the President s , of the commttee is that such legis-1 in. The company will conduct a gen
brief stop in your eity will be made i ation should provide that United j eral realty business in renting, buy
most pleasant by your. South Caro- ( States tootea 0f egai tenders should Ing and selling.
una lar neeis ana tneir ionn ..aro -
Una brethren, and am
sorry that I
cannot be with you."
(Signed) D. C. HEYWARD,
Governor.
The Find of a Man's Head on the
- Street in New York Leads to the
. Discovery of a Horrible
Murder."
(By the Associated tPress.)
: . Nbw ; York, Oct 12.j-'he finding
DISCOVERY if
CriUTAL CHIME
of a man's head In front of 616 Eastiof nnnnlnmnntnl p.nrrncv alonir lines
aiRUieeniairoei, lu uiorums, u
to the discovery of a murder. The
head as .wrapped in a white and
blue Jahirt ' and- he Sunday supple
ment of a German newspaper.., Soon
after the head was found a man told
the police he believed a murder had
been committed at 1'49 f hird avenue
last night, and the , body J4ad been
cut up. A search of the house resul-
VI 111 ' IO tVMUVV VI J V. UIW MtV KUU
legs. Of a man. In a suit case .and thd
trunk Of . the body was found In a
closet. i , 1 .
THIS DECIDING GAME
U r..";""" w.ttr h-
Fpr ,-thei; World's' Base-Ball Cham
a pionsbip Will be Played TonUy.!,
r 4 (By, the Associated Press.) .;v
k Philadelphia,, Pa,,' Oct ,13. Tha
postponement , yesterday, - bf cayse ef
rain, of the third game in the world's
lot fit. TV ktUMl LaT
tm aua tk k '
Ua rlort okikt ka t ttno k
rUiadr'.ia ka o
aaa eoftl laal FrMa) . I i
la4 tkai Ik ruaMa-a kM k k
i ik attuaUua O; kr'
link rkr Nat lk
a a tmt aaa ta tVMlaa. fcitMk aad
mm Mk Tk eeik U mt aa
lrit) (to4
(-IHCT 1 Tlirk4" raiT.
Taa Mr K-rkly StrakaVd at Hr
folk T -!
(B) tha Aeaortetad 1fmt I
Norfolk. Va. Ort IS Mtrkarl
Mrra. chief alr Iradrt aa4 Pit
Hrk eWaleJaarry. aorooA-rlaaa flramaa.
at tha ioroodo boat Slofkloa. vara
nvrinualy araldad to-dar t; tha bioa
III! oat of a tab Tha fcltx Hon a
(al altghtly 4a.ataj.v4
'cRt WER m trtuwrm
W 111 IW riarrtf la OnmaakMrii (Mv
brr 17th.
(By tha Aaaorlated Preaa )
Waahlngton. D C. Oct 11 The
crutaer CbarleatOB will be placed la
rommJealon tba 17th Inal. wltk Cap
tain Herbert Mlnalow. commander
Tha Char laal oa will ba put to aaa
for a ahakedown and drlU for the
crew after which It will and trio sev
eral teate aad trlats to which naval
veaaela are subjected after coming
from the hands of the contractors.
THE GURRENGY
Importaait Owcations Concerning the
Preaent System , of -National
Bank Clmtlatlon Are Be- '
Ing Considered.
(By the Associated Press.)
Washlpgtonton, D. C, Oct. 12.
At the hankera convention a commlt-
j, . . .i,,hr,rtoH In mnfor
with a committee of shippers and car-
rlers to agree on a uniform bill of
j lading.
xh PB.ni,ltionB favor th ahln anh -
1
UU
sidy measure which has been con-, ment Co., of Salisbury, with Messrs.
Bldered by Congress. The currency ! Charles B. Borden. R. V. Brawley,
committees report states that if some j Whitehead Klutti, Col. John S. Hen
ulan of currency reform could be I derson and others as corporators.
d Coneress mleht be in -
bo retrerJ If practical. Also that re-
serve fund should set aside In the
United States Treasury to provide
for redemption In gold of about six
hundred million of silver outstand
Ing; that the Secretary of the Treas
ury should have discretionary power
to deposit in National banks such
portion - of the surplus fund in ex
cess of fifty millions, whether derived
from customs or internal revenue, as
he may deem proper, to prevent the
absorption of the money by the
Treasury such deposits to be guar
anteed by United States bonds or
Other securttes acceptable to the Sec -
retaryj an amendment or repeal of I nQ two ioreign an exym i.
the limitation of three millions peri members will award three medals,
month upon withdrawal of clrcula-! carrying with them respectively
tion by the national banks, so that 11.500, 11,000 and $500.
the limit should be either six or ten I
millions or to abolish the limit; that! Arrested for Conspiracy.
expansion and contraction might be i (By the Associated Press.)
in measure become automatic; Issu-; - Liverpool, Oct. 12. Thirty-three
ance in times of great flnaclal stress
SUgge8ted by SecreUry Shaw. so.
to appeari Identical with the present j captains orders during the voyage
National Bank notes, but heavily from New York. Each was sentenced
taxed so as to secure Its retirement to one week's imprisonment at hard
as 'Boon as stringent conditions had!abor.
passed; this currency not to appeari -
as any hew form of money, but to
be guaranteed r by the government
bonds to, be permitted to issue sup-
Ipiental
currency ' In limited
amountSr. . f .
Tha committee questioned whether
the time had come to depart from the
present system of national bank cir
culation., The present output of one
mllllottr gold dally is regarded as al
leviating the monetary situation and
in a measure the demand tor addi
tional circulation. ' No action was
taken on the report, The, history of
tha Scotch ystem f fmnkihir ''was
presented by Robert Blythe, ot Scot
land. " .
to a t
V llBlbt-l.at. 1X1 i; It,. til
I Ma ri a! !! )
WllUM'M. tik iattB lt IttW
ta tk rtt r-ui a toarrt akuk ka
kaaa OO la Ike PuerVM Oar' k
ftwr J4( W K k wt, ui... m
4i' afieraxwti rant le aa
(er4a ike I'laltUff lubml'iiii w a
aaa eli aklfh i ntuiili a ie
lor lor the ! aatlag ti ai-fmai
mate); la itmiin II ie and lb'
rlhl la oawiaie tbr rot k yarr
which haa hera abut dowa iii't for
everal tsnalka
The ptalrtlO latrodatwd a ei
deuce ta the riw. after the (ae for
plaintiff had been c Uiaed an old
dead to tbr iro;ett kc.tn thai
Moak had legal title to the coateated
proert. which waa turned dowa by
tbe )u4ar. oa tha groaada that It
ahouid hae trD preeeated before
It aeema that the deed waa aot dla
rovered until yaalerday. and thla
puta a new look on the caae. which
thoufh ended for a time will come
up at aome term of the court to
tome.
The fnnaral of Capt William
Thomaa Sellara, one of the bat
known pllota of tbe Cape Fear
, liver, and moat aucroaaful blockade
runner In the South during the Civil
War, who died yoaterday at the real
idence of hla daughter, Mrs. W. G
Pinner, la thla city, will be conducted
thla afternoon at hla old home at
South port. Captain Sailers was 76
yeara oiu, and during toe war waa
farooui for the great rlaka he took
la blockade running, and for his un
usual succeaa. Ha is survived by one
daughter aad two sons.
. Tha Alumni Association of tha
elty la to-day celebrating University
Day at Lamina. Wrtghtsville Beach 'a '
popular- resort .Mora than 6ne nun
dred members will attend, taking
part In appropriate exercises. The
day will end with a banquet which
will be served at Lumlna. The
committee having control of tbe af
fair Is composed of Meears. Marsden
Bellamy, Jr., and E. A. Metts, aad
! (ianrra
Davis. President C. W.
i Worth, of the association, is toast
master.
'
v , H .
Company for Salisbury,
The Secretary of State to-day is-
isued a charter to the Mutual Invest-
, The capitalization Is for 1100,000, of
The Wales Lumber Co , at . Ashe-
t vllle, was granted amendmeuts to
their original charter, and the name
, 0f that concern was changed to that
of the Aahevllle Planing Mills Co.
Mr. Edwin A. Wales is president and
Miss Mary 1. Wales Is secretary and
treasurer of the organization. J
I Carnegie Institute Exhibition.
Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 12. The jury
of selection for the tenth annual in
ternational exhibition of the Carne
Igie Institute met here today. The
1 JU1' Is composed oi eigni Americau
i firemen of the White Star Lfne
I -to,r no.nln arrpstprt on a
asioharge of conspiring to disobey the
Skating Kink for Charlotte.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Charlotte, N. C Oct 12.-Char-lotte
is to have an up-to-date skating
rink. Work was commenced to-day
upon the task of removing the seats
from the park auditorium - at Dll
worth, and preparing the place for a
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Former Chief Justice Dead. -t
(By the Associated Press.)..:
Philadelphia, -Oct 13. Forme'
Chief Justice. Ed ward M. Paxson, of
the Pennsylvania' Supreme Court,
died to-day. He was 81 years of age.
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