T h TT V QT??vTHPIr
NELo
ST0XALEM' N- C" MONDAY "EVENING, OCTOBER 29," 1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
of Peopif
-juries in This
Disaster t'n
jersey and
.shore
tlroad
BE ADDED
1
C'oir
and Ponged
4.; te Paosengers'
to Coaches Were
if Tnrd Coach
But Were Injured
..nUe Catastrophe.
Press )
, ;-i a
ii.i.a. ail
In iiuin 1
' .."'!.--Sjihe
M,i"
.'i':.i':lic
le Mlill
leu 111.'
ii.jii ;.
lilurs'
ail 1
a ,',( a
i'k in
v, and
eik is
e' is
v( 'lie
hl-'-
Ihe
.acta
by
nor
-M'lmer
'.ihnigh
Scenes
a full re
.,1 liie ca--lil
l.n e ,d
w a ' ,ia;i
n.ii
i-veii one
1 : ' ".r . fain,
1! i d's
VLiri ss as
1. eeell
( s
I hilt
"liHi'll. T
he
llle-
!i'-
statis.
,:i-'' 'I ai a
fetidn Church Burned
Cl
. nrnnniin mrnr nnnuimrn
I rttlDUllO KVELnC UnUKWIlLU i
fPK nF TRAIN iT ATI fllMTIR i
n ill ill i n i lj i i u i i i in m i
LUI Ul ,,",, 1,1 i-i 1 1 1 1 1 u
If ON YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
vlcn 1 severe injuries. A
'' Icapc! without a ay rvp .;t be;--, i
(if t'.lf fact, hut ii U Im'Ui v, ', ;.';
others lin't the f.i:- t t . ... .1
bodies have bi'cii n'lit 1 i :. :a
submerged cars.
Practically all ' he sat 1 i-, .,, ,
pas-sengi l's ill t!l thin', car wim"
mi! t-iiti: c!y submerged.
The wreckers and rest- n i w,,
ail nicht l).v aid ul' el, c'r c :e!"
fut.-, art" being dMi-ctid in i.,-,,,,
the sublili rgi d cars hut tin- la-
1.... .? 1, 1 .,,. Tl
UST Ol: DLAU r,,i co of tin- fall wen' buried t,.,
hmid. Several linns the chains
nrhridaef'''1 aro,m,t 1h 0:u's l'fke when
m Drawbridge .m,,ml,,(J1 f( ,jf. ..,
P
Tuat orpui'"--i 1 ,,. district attorne-v U at Mi-
the vainunu wn:i me coroner ana :,!!:(; : ,,t
Into '"!iiiaiiy ait' invtsugti'ing.
Fifty-Two Bodies Removed.
Later Fifty-two hn lii h,,, a
taken Loin the waters nf thoroniat--fare"
Ui iiiinii today and it i-, In in ,
ihere will he at Uasr iwemv ,,t ii-r.-reroveied.
The condnclnp ()f tin. t i-j, i 1 1
said this morning tin re were ninety
live passengers when Ule Main left
I'lea-antville. ' All of the ,1 a,i har
liicn idi'lllilied hut sixiien. Ciuvm'.s
are him ring about ill, eiriaace cl
I he llitirgue.
"'''1 Two wrecking crews and three div-
er.-
are now working on the
cai
111
efl'jrt to raise them,
atcr The latest estimates
number of dea l a- eight v
pen
T:;
injured identified number twi 1;
thiec.
Some Heroic Deeds.
i ne uecu-.i 01 inuivniiiai liiuuisni 111 j
connection with rescue of several sur
vivors of Sunday's tragedy are emu
ing to light today as in excitement
and sorrow of Sunday verything was
overlooked except the great fact ilia;
inese lives nan oeen spared, miracti-j
lotislv it seemed. It was fron
iips cf the rescued that ihey caiue
as a more modest set of heroes an.!
heroiiK s never existed.
To a Mrs. McDonald, of Philadel
phia, is attributed four rescues. With
her husband she was a passenger in
I he second car, When the cuach she
was a passengi r on went lino the riv
er she had the presence of mind to
smash a wiiulaw beside her and s am
rose to the surface. She is an exm-it
swimmer ami she at once dived to
rescue her husband, (lumping utulerl
water she fotincl a man. brought him
'to surface hut lr oroved to lie a siiau-
ter. Again she dived and iese;jil an
other man to find her husband was
still below. Twice more she ilivaii In -fore
she found the right man and
brought him to the surface, having
saved a third Sifanger in the mean
time. Henry Deeinver. of Philadelphia, is
another to whose presence of mind it
is believed several survivors owe
their safeiy. He went duwu in tie
forward car. crashing against a win
dow and breaking the glass. He nr-e
to the surface but at once (lived in
! bring up his wife. Finding her he
, d-ragged her through the broki n win
I dow. The woman's arm was braken
mud she cried in agony as he brought
!hcr to the surface. Then Dcomci.r
I went dawn again. He made his way
I along the submarined car, lireakinu
: every w indow he could roach to give
J a chance to the others lo get uiii ul
;ihe. d-ath-trap. He heipei! sevt ral per-
! s'liis to crawl Ihroiiirh windows of tin I
I upper end of the car hi lore it .sank
; ( :iiup!eti ly below the surface.
; These are only a fi w of lie hei.iic
tit the Service Held Yesterday Morning.
mi'i'h 1 year: then II. C. lioweii
;a 11
f'
-' mi years; W, (1. Walters. :', vears; I yeai
Ho minisler; W. S. Cash for b inonihs.
.1- U. (ileiin for nearly !! icais and lie
l"'c- lire sent minister, ,1. A. Hopkins, i'n.11
-l" i'- Se pi. 1. l'.ni,-,.
' l Y'i The chapel, or jmuiav scln.o! rim:
:i::'"jwas built in Is'.el; the' main anil' '
riuin was begun in KC am! tini.-ln 1:
','';; i' INHS. The total cost of huil iitea an.
' ', 'ground is upnroxiinati !y. $' .'(.
' j Since th organization, scveial evan
, tielisls have held nn-etings by wlii -h
":"'e tliatiy have I'men added to Ihe cimreli
Among thi'se I'vatigelisls ihlee Imv
national n-putai ion, yi.
W
Wright, W. II. Hook ami
11
I 1 .
I'iiell. l. tola! tnrollue
sun
e.e in
i ' ganiiiai ,011 is about -' : 1 Ii
P
! eiiiotlment abon; 1 ;1l'. The c-::g
1 Uoii was aided In su-tainim: a ii
' tc-r f,,. 1 u, (j, .-j njH. x ,
t'l'iis'ian Woman's Hoard of M ;
the American Christian Mi.-Mon.it
h''i''y and the Ninth Ciii-.ilina (
.'l,!,in M issioaary Society ai'i
'eh iireh Fxte-nsion Hoard aide.
1 1'Uihliiig by loaning $I,.".i'm; a.i
'.vvhieh has been repaid, and Co- '1
;s free from debt. The la-i v t ai
lite!
bee n a most prosperous urn
have- been fin addition to i!n
Tin-re-cliu.i
h
s i! Ot
'"nl for -all purposes $-.vhl i-ii.
'his am-iiiiit $7H.S7 was n-pii'-'!"
Sumlaj school; $'!."i fi mi H:
ing Hand Seiciely; $17 from ' '-
u Woman's Hoard of M;
''L's.:;:, was paid on the cl-.i'c.
? 1 -.-!t for missiles ami the r
pri-aching ami other n.- s
chutch.
II.
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To Take Full Election Returns.
Tiie enii.rprisliig dreg firm f l-ai -l
'ilis:: Pfohl. of Sab-Ill. ha- e.e tiac:
:' d Willi tile Western I'tiion T. -'
I1',"., for a full lni!l.'i;i! set vie '
j election ri'tuniS lor the II, lt'.i "! N"
I w-nihiT idh. The' bulletin a i' ' -1
eel w ill be re act nut at 'lie .en-
i-r !
tHIRIl m SPEAKS TONIGHT
t To!i!(j!;t at 7.30 tVluck. in the Court House. e-
Gmernoi-lh n !cs Burnley Aycock will deliver an ad
j dress on the pt!:tii ul issues of the day. Mr. Avcock is
J recognized as unc of the Svate's trading statesmen
and oralors and his eloquence never fails to make a
: profound impression upon an audience.
J The speaker of the evening will he escorted to
tlutourt House by the members of the Township
j Democratic Executive Committee and the county can
J didates. Hon. frank T. Baldwin will introduce him.
An immense, audience is expected to be present,
j Music for the occasion will be furnished by the Win-
: ston Cornet Band.
Cocke-Siiozi'deii 1 1 Ja triage
Celebrated in Baltimore
The
aye id
t'.r of
taken
villa re
Henri
imirn
liei
St.
r Ciii lve, 1
in)ial ehur
Paul's Kpi-
eh
tl 1)111
T'lll! -ii.ll
lhi'.'iin.
Sun, will he 11 ail w i: I: aiiere
gieeai':, niaiii friends, in 'his
i hi the
cl! '
A
!ieau'if-i! wed.iMm was s.eeiiiiu ,
idav at inn. 11 when Mi- Man,'.
,-a Snowileii. daiighlei uf Mr and
Wi'.'on Siiowib 11 was in, in; -lleiiiy
Teller Cocke, of YVi'.i
Sah in. X. (' , former! v ni V11
ves'e
Loll!,-
M 1 .,.
Kev.
stoa-:
;.: :111a.
Tin- eeieiiioni to ilj place al
Ii
1'ioles-an! Kpiscop.il church in lie
presence of a lame and fashionable
ass,tnhla.:;e. Rev. Arthur Cliiton
j I'o vv i 1. the lector, officiated. He was
lassisied by i!"V. Harris MallinckMiil.
i The cha.iiee! was hanked with palms
land white chrv-anthemiim- and at the
tianeo o :n- lunlal parly the wi ,l-
1 . j ding march Iron, Lohengrin was-
h'-aril. I he bride 1 niered w.1'1 n-r
faiher. by whom !ie was given in
111:11 liage. and Was-MM'l hv the gn nil.
alt' inied by his broi her. Mr. William
Cocke, of Si. Louis, as lies: man. Sin
wore a prii'.ci -; gown of white saun.
with bei ilia and panels of dr.rlies-
lace.
Hi r tulie veil was canghi w It h
ASSISTANT STAMP CLERK
Colleclo;
painled .Mr.
stamp clerk
to succeed
Ceo. II. Ilroivu has ap
Isatle M. Cordon as.-is;:iut
in I lie rei eiiue office In re
Mr. Hairy K. Nis-en. who
j was promoted la stamp cn-rK vice .111.
1,1, K. Key nobis. i-i'Mgn d. Mr. Cm
don is a native of Siokt s county, but
has been a resident of this city for a
i ear or more, holding the p-
-i:;on of
I bo:,l:-keep. r
with Pi. ilninii! wan
s.ihiry in the revenue s"i -tl.iiciu
a v ear
to 1 1 1 1 a ppoitit meiil inad'-I-
llrnwll the Asl.evilie
- -10:
hl:l'-e Ills
Vice Will be
1 Referring
!by Colli etc
j News-C.i:'.! ii
i There- is
j Hiiifi r wl.ii
iReyiiol.l:, ;e
siili aindhc-i- ide
, i.. ,,f in: rest. Wi:
-cpieil 1 he n aninai
Supe. ior Ci.art of I'
it Mr.
1 11 Im'
i:r.-v lb
,f Co;
li rlt ,.f i n
mnlv. I ,. .
counteri
ni:
for e!
eclor
a;li
ho
Ill
Mr lb i.
-.11111,!!,
iolaiina
ns ail:
dliei 1; '
,ll.i -1- en :
1 1, ,1 lilil-s -
1 ililcn
ileial
Ran Into An Autoincbik
V. hl,e
'slli-il 1
1 A. M.v.
ihioivn
,horf - -ii
I W, I'
ol lb-:
Mr.
c
: n -:
api d
.Mr
sililib-:
The be
jump
ittce Meets Tomorrow
Executive Co"
T I- .-v i'
Noit'i I'.oi'lin
in
W
of
I'll,
Police .Make a K.iid on Colored
Timers
I
'il
ea 11 led a
w tide
Mi
'!u 1.1
Slle (
Mice Vail Siiowd 11, msIi r of
ii!.-, was the- maid of h .mor.
oie mi cxipiisiie gown of white
lie chine, comhiiieil with priu
;n . ami a Dresden hat. 1 1 im
i'h pink ostrich pluiin s. ami car-
lll'-l vv
I led a liuiKliii't of pink roses 1 be
liuiKliii't of pink
ushers were Mr. Willou Sno,leii. Jr.
a br akcy of 1 fie bride; Mr. Ceorge M
Pom". Mr. Oicrge Cnlbreth Thmiip
s-ui and Mr. Harry F. llolbrook. of;
Ni w York. j
A small breakfast for the immediate j
I'ami'ies followed at the residence nf j
Mr. and Mrs. Snowden, tin,"i Catiiednil;
stieet, where the rooms ware prettily
decorated wiih while chrysanthe
mums a al palms.
Rev, and Mrs. Cocke lefi for a wed
ding jouruev and will reside In Win
tiuiiS:iii-in. whuru Uev. Mrri'ur-ktt hii
la eharg' . The parishioners of his
'chinch have furnished a new home as
'a wedding present, and in addition to
ith.s 111a ny other handsome gifts wch-i
i received. Dev. Mr. .Cocke grai'.uaieii j
ii'miii I lie Virginia Theological Semi-
nary. He was fonnerlv curate at
Hi ace church. ,
SALE OF JUDGE BYNUM
IT!
Mr. Chap lloilenhann r, of Ibis illy,
has purchased from cx-.ludge W, P.
Ily num. of Charlotte, the old Milium
homestead near C.oruianton, the Con
shlcratioii being $10,1100.
The farm contains over Inn acres
and is one of lire most, valuable In the
Piedmont s.ciion. It, contains over !!'"'
acres of tine timber pine, oak and
hickory. In addition there is much
teriile hi. it m land on the place.
Mr. llo'h 1, hauc r is arranging to
move to hi- new possession. Th' re
an- three residence buildings on tin
place', on of- which I st a large and
hand.-auiie fi inie building. The in w
mi ner will
p. im
a saw mil! on the
place, ami '-!.
fai in are prdn
hauler will mi
from the .aii-place-.
Af'cr :lie sale
l!i cum c 0:1-1 1.1
01 Col. .1,.-' ph
liiilo. to hav :
h.-l-pi! U..
nuiii gravel. no
se lamiliar with the
mi; that Mr. Ibnb:n
ie more Ihati ? 1 1 1,1100
of the timber on his
of bis larm e'X--l U'ige
1 o a request lliaen
Mori-beail. of (irei ns
hi- ledieiills of Colone l
in!, lie el In the- Hi
exhume d atld remo,
ii liailb- ilroiind. Th;
d im in the i;e.'
.ii- As the- ci.'y 1,1
em d in honor (if Co!
iuhlv piobabie. tlial in-,e-
extemleil lo Mavol
; ciiy olfice-is to be
1 u liiaii's e.f .the 11 t
i ildier are cvhuiaed.
lo iln
1 ;
1 VI ; 0 pi" .
1 W'illsloll
1 Winston
1 v itat ions
pre wnt v
id cili;-.' 1
DISPUTE HER MONEY
DAS FATAL ENDING
, I'iibli-.bei s' l'ri-s-. 1
YORK. Oct 'J'C - l.o: e -nzn
,-ae-d .'eh of ItiiH.kiyii. was
cl.-tll
by Cui .-' phe Cabi-i:o
'e OUT lll'dl
( Mill's lion, 1
, a'ibetl. but
ai.e 11 to Ihe'
1:1-1 liiotliilig
Ml, Holenzo
i'i d,in;.',i rou-.!;
-!
I..
a in
Vil.--iiii
was bT'
f ihe- l.. .
n!a i- ai i anit-gi-.i
-, for a
in ' h .-s ed'
l.Kiil
(in:
i. Ill loll
of l.axo
iiice-mi'ii
:n
u!
mi'.. Mr.
in i ii w . ;
Mi. I ,. K.
dii-.i
-Blind
and Find Quantities of Beer
P
- .ol.,
u a
w ,n
i.lM ,,
Hi d
if l!s-e
.ilice:
, ,( 1 11 efe 1 1 II
oi'.es llil'-.l
Ii
i i iie
b't
Mosseni- and
pr.i.er book.
SE
FISHERS LOST:
At Least a Hundred Others
. Injured During a Fierce
Hurricane.
Two Hundred and Fifty Coral F-hmg
Boats Are Deitroyed In The Terrific
Stormj A Few Fact Regarding A
Most Horrible Affair.
Hii pi:
1 1 K It 1 Oil
d: 1 d .l.i', me -c
di ,nv in d i'i . a
!.i,ii,I and a h
i-h.
1!'.'
P
1
1 lur
t; in 11, in 1
rep 11 led
IT I,... Ivj
s injuicl !
Coral hsh 1
a ionipesii
ti-h I an
hui 1 tiaiii' i
mlre-d ol!n
I o hundred
and sul 1 m
ni'j
v cs
e.nll s weir caught
lh,ll lull' i
111
d h.
niKh'
I
IN DEFAULT OF BAIL
I L. l Itlalock who was at rested
i Flidav night on the charge of sleal
ling jL'.Vi from T W. Medium, of Da
j v ie (oiilili. tiled befoie a tliagbi
1 tralo S'iiriiav iiflernoou and bouml
over tu i'i,. Siiiierior court under a
jlJnii bond, in ,! fault of which lie was
; placed In jai: The piisom-i'i faiher
'came beie fuim CxiIcoumt and a'leinl
i'd 'be hearing, but declined lo give
i hail for I111 sua. saving lo' eund not
island for such conluct. The voung
;mali confessed lliat be got the money,
j Inn claimed ihat he did not know lh
aniounl he timk out of M itIi 11 lu x p,H'k
el. HlaliH-k al!ei;i s that a portion of
the money was buried beside the road
In or near Walkerinwn ; that
scratched a hole In groand and cov
ered the hi!K supposed to be about
JlJnii with bavis and trash. The moil
ey may never he found
Revs, II, C, liovvi'ii, ami ,1 A
Hop I
klrs, Mrs, K It Messlck and Ml..
Kllzabcth Tesll went lo Diinn iolai lo
attend the Ninth Carolina Chrisi iuu
Missionary Convention, which conven
es there tomorrow, -cloning Thursday.
Miss Te sh will read a paper al the
opening session 011 "The Call of the
Cross
In Hie round i.ibb' Mm, K, R Me e
sick will reiiil a paper, her subject lie
ing. "The Value of Hie Soul In (liv
ing." Ai I he concluding session Rev, .1
A Hopkins wlil diHciiss the "Mission
ary Work In Ihe Hill Coiiulri "
,E.
1
D
Coll
-. .1.
'ge',
C. Kilt;.
passed
, president of Trinity
lhroiic.li th.. eliv to
day. leiarniug from -:i,,iii,
pieached the sermon ami
Wlle-le lie
ib-elii-al.-d
Hie 1II-W Me Iboi
Olio who beard
Ibai II was tin
hearel ill thai I
is! chin eh yesii-i day
the dl eoure' reeor'i
ablest reitiion ever
All. The blllle' 'lie I
hand -e in n- new edibi
about S t ".. win Ii
vie.- was bo'li be.e:!
"live.
11 hull eiil
le,
if'll
ami
and
the sen
ilnpl 1 :
SCHOOL
T
The 1 11 1 ,u I -Oil 10 he li'lldi-ied Ill Iln
North Will i on graeb d school luiuoi
low ilellllig
traci.ve- one
liglllflll r:ih
lb. loiinh g:
will be an i--pei la. ! i at
In addition to tin- I -dr.
una LitCe- M'ii ' bv
ail
pun:.
Mi
Ci
ii:.-
- '. ' ,' '
n-ii g: I' .-'I 111 :
. i- be alllila! so,
'in i'h will g-w
ML., Mill",
lie'- gi ,nl. . will
the eiii"rtaiiiui
ii n 1 . ills -in
I'oiiCli giad- 10
,1 ron ie w oil ' I h
ihi.K I,. ,p in ib
,m.
si riiiii'-'ii-i! -
the- ti-iolie-r 1
ploe-e-i cs tie, 1
mission uiii
and H-li: iln
hope- air will
taiiiun-nl an,
11-. lb.
:,t a
i tiint
II We
elllel
.lilting
W I
Scores of the Various I'ootball Games
Piayed in the United States on Saturday Last
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ami
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L.i fa,
gate '1
IT
s
Several Hundred Negro Rev
olutlonists Have Taken
I'p Arms.
It It Probable That the
Government Will Hav
Provisional
Very Littl
Trouble In
Duturbance
The Itiand.
Checking Th'i LateM
In Two Provmce of
1 111 I'ubll-dlt-rn' I'H'Hit I
li.VVANV. lt !!'.! - Amu her revolu
tion tins broken ,,u! Ill Cubit, Just how
hi lolls It will be is 110; yet known.
There Is probability . though, that tho
provincial gov 1 rnuient will smil rldH-ly
it Several buuilie,) negro ri'volutloii
isls have taken up arum ugainst the
piovlslona! uoi ei iinn-iii n Sun I a CU
ra ami Caniagtn i pravlnces The trou
ble has been caiiscil by eluini of
lain", thai tlu lr ottlceis were paid for
services In the recent revolution but
nun
11 sold n rs were not
MS CALLED PASTOR
(Special to Th Sentinel I
(IRKKNSIK K(. Oct :",i - .t u eon
gregaiional lui'ding of th F!i-t Pies
hvlcriau chuich vesiii ln i,i.irni:g,
ihe Uev Me llon Chuk. of Florence. S.
C , was called to miececd tile Rev lr.
Kgbert Walsim Stnllli si the iimlo'
of the church Dr. Smith preached n;
the nioining nirvice irnid prenic.eii
over Ihe coiigri'gatlonal mewing.
I'heie was a largc attendance, Sever-
1 a I months ago Dr Smith accepi.-d 11
cnll to Hie pastorate or the urnt pre
bviirlan church of l.iniUvllle, iCv ,
and shcutli tln'reafler eiitereil u,miii
I1I1 woik The ebm of the church
appointed, a committee to recominenil .
n man hrr the -nm-emmtr itf Dr Hmllh.
;i in I afier u thoiongh Invest Igal loll
tnaile tln-lr reMrt lo the church e
lerday meeinlng The new paMor U H
South Carolinian, a giaduule of Sontli
Caiollua College and Colunibln Si'inl
nary, lb- has been engagecl III the
ministry In Florence for eight yearn.
He Is said lo lie a preacher of more
ill, 111 ordinal 1 ability.
A large' number of young ladle and
Voung im 11 of the city who have mu
sical abililv an- arraiiglni: .to Klve 1
lentlilr opera, entitled The Hei i-liuilerM,
ill! the (iiaiid Opera House Frtdav
! evening Tbe plav In for the bene. fit
of the Young Womcii'n, ( hrthtmn An
social ion and a large atlenelatice la ev
petted. l Is the heroin) lltlcmn of
the (ireeiihboro people to give a romle
opera with miisli-. The last wan, held
III the opera house last winter ami
:ih a splendid BiicrcKs In every par
ticular. There are a number of good
vimes In the piece, and the fact Ihat
11 Is boiiin talent adds latere st lo It.
AT TRE I P.
! The revival al tile Me'lboelitl Pre
'te'iiint chiiie-b e-oiillniies IHt uinibat.
.ee Ifiteresi. There went fourteen af
cessions 10 the church and nine pro-
'fis-lolls W'sterdai The lliei't lllgs will
lee on II 1! by Hie paslor a long hH
the- Inli nul jiihllliet. Service at the
I usual iour loi.igh!
New Advertiiement.
C A Jenkins - Ibni-niK and house m
,,r rent.
! Shiip-.oii Drug Slori- Solii'IU Jimr
pi e-sei ipi urn nadi-
Rimi'iibacbe-r K II111 -Th growth of
this H'ori a fe w of Hie main iec!as.
i Mev ei k West brook Cm. - Flee I talis
1 pi "-latum lo Wiim'im Salem
! The .1. W Heste r Co Hp-clalii for
th!.- week II' Ihe- stoic thai savin von
1 moin 1
Slice ke- De l, Will t'licie' Slllll 1 -t
'ihanltul
Returni To Hit Farm.
I! I' ll.lliel. wholl.li III en SUJHTIII-
! i deir id a coal ml in- near Klk lloin.
W Va . iiai ii-s gnt'cl hl j.siiloii ami
was Inie lodai -1 1 loll'e 1o Ills obi
li-.me in vYi'k. x (ouiitv, lie owns a
f iiii' in-. ir Ru.iiliig Itivi.i. Mr. HamM
si, le, Hl.ll CXpledollH In Hie mitie-.-i
weie In i iii.nig so fi'ipH'iit that lie d' -
. (I1U1I lo Inei 'he li-'lvlce- of hi. Wife
j'r ! ' ' ;:: :! ig I. Is far til.
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on nee n ut Stale-
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ic.'i'-i'! Tl initial! Se ln ol e,
a-hiiigton. Pa : Wa dniu'oii
b ff.'i-on Z. Inek:ii.i:i .'
l.i viniooii. Va Vi- giti'.i M.'.'t u i
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