, unissued “Ads" Toner.
For Sale, Business and
Proteusional . Cards.“ and
Miscellanetlus ::
takes to express it. men standing on
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this
Three Timed. 50¢ -—- Each Additia
WANTED
itau woman. Address Mrs.
Sentinel.
WANTED—4W HUNGARIAN GIRLJ 'ro LllT-BEVEN‘-ROOM FLAT. l‘NJ
«position to do general housework. Good quire Msgner a Flynn. 138 Washing-
washer and sewer. inquire 15 517031“ ton 8t. m2? if
in t '
FEATHER' rooms, munufactory with power, shop.
St.. South Norwaik.
WANTED—OLD GEESE
buds. Best cash prices paid. Addrbss
(i. F. Dickinson. General Delivery. 130.
'Norwalk. .
WANTEDH—GIRLS AND BOYS F‘OR
light, steady work; good pay. Dresden
Lace Works. Fair Grounds, Norwalk.
.-
WANTED—JGliil. FOR GENERAL
housework. in family of three adults.
Mrs. W. H. Bylngton, 17 iielclen Ave... and gas; good locality; central.‘ in-
Norwalk.
TRUSTWORTHV MEN OR WO-
mcn wanted as local representatives
of responsible manufacturer.
class merchandise and clean selling sonahle. Mrs. Taft. 16 iiaviland St.
methods.’ :12 per week guaranteed’ _
on easy conditions. with possibility of
$30 and advance. Experience not nec-
essary.’ Manufapturer, Bo
dolphin.
t TO LET
WANTED—WORK BY Tli‘h‘. DAY. TO LETw-AT 245 EAST AVE..FIVE
uthousecleaning,etc., by young Amen rooms; possehslon at once; conven-
M., care iences. inquire Mrs. B. A. Youngs. 241
11127 at East Ave. m2"! 3i.
w&s sow 6t and painted. inquire L. A. Taylor. ti
r‘
WANTED—«BY AN OLD CORPORA-
tion selling staple food articles. two
energetic men with house to house 315; house, 29 Cove 8t. ‘20: house. 6
selling or route experience. Good mcn Pleasant tSt.; first floor, Yost 8t. 5
will be given an opportunity to acquire rooms. 310. inquire F. ii. itowan, 21
an independent. well-paying business Elmwood Ave. _ 131% lit.
at their own. without the investment
of capital. Address "Route.“ care Sous
m'lti lit floor. No. ii. Rowan 81.. East New
linel.
LAUNCH WANTED-SMALL ONE
preferred. Give length. power and
lowest cash price. Wilson, care Sen- ion St. inquire W. H. Smith, till West
tutti 3: St. mitt; 3t
tinel.
“WANTED—31200 AND 3250 run
two separate mortgages at 6 per cent. rooms. 49 Van Zant St. Apply to C. V.
flood real estate’securlty and respon- Crew. Newiown Terrace. m2?» 3t
sihle parties. See Lawrence Agency
mild at T0 LET—~iN GROVE 81”.. FIRST
face or Cops. Double Price
TO LET —- HOUSES. FLATS.
barn. land. cottages. hotel, house with
barn and 7 Hi acres of land. Long list
of available properties. Raymond
ilros. . m2? lit
70 LET—«FOUR ROOMS. iii Club
dur St. inquire at 47 Cedar St.
m2? tit
To LETmliOilSld WITH EVERY
modoru improvement; electric light
quire 22 Taylor Ave. near West St.
will (it
To LET-wROOM WITH BOARD.
(loud table; home cooking; rates reh-
m26 3t
To LETw—ON SECOND FLOOR,
five nice light rooms. newly papered
Lewis St. mild 3t
TO LETwHOiiSE. 270 EAST AWL.
TO LET—‘JFIVE ROOMS. SECOND
walk. inquire on premises. mild 3t
TO‘LET—-AN APARTMENT. 26 UN-
TO LET—wi’ART OF HOUSE. FOUR
floor. four rooms. and very large pun-
WANTED—-~‘BY HUNGARIAN. SIT- try; all improvements; adults only;
inquire garden and fruit. inquire J. hi. Lay-
“uation at general housework. _ .
mils 3t ion & 00.. inc. mill. hi
ll 12 Lexington Ave,
WANTED—~WOMAN Wilt) UNDER- TO LETwlo REED ST. 9 ROOMS.
stands alterations. suit and cloak de~ strictly up to date. open fireplaces.
partlnent. Ii.Krleger& Co. 1112531 gas, electric lights. hardwood floors.
etc; one minute to West. Ave; rent
> WANTED-COOK. APPLY H. NO‘ 335. Box 194. Norwaik. or Lawrence
lumber, 8 iiamliton Ave. mriili tf Agency. .. . m25 3i
‘WANTEDwOPEltATOibS EXPERL To LETmilOUSE. ll COTTAGE
enced on power sewing machines; at. East Norwalk; five large rooms.
steady work. Ciuett. Peabody it (2
BUSINESS NOTICES
MILLINERY—Miis. E. F. TAYLOR.
‘ 82 South Main St. Miillnery in all its
branches. Latest ideas
styles. Prices reasonable.
NOTICE ~ PAiNTiNG.
Save money by buying y
per and painters' supplies of
White. 91% Ely Ave. Tel. 42:.
mates cheerfully given.
TURKISH BATHS 1 FOR THEfloom list; all improvements; good con-
treatment of gout. rheumatism. etc. .dition: one block from railroad station...
Arrangements by appointment. Dr. Jofleph it. Taylor. “3 fl
‘9 ii To LET—«FROM menu. 1. PART
“GEFORE HAV'N'G YOUR .ELEC‘ rent 81 . House. 68 Woodward\Ave..
ricos 0“ “’h‘ 6 rooms. all improvements; rentrtzb.
, ". “Wit work House. 16 Grove St. 12 rooms. suitable
at right‘pricos. 53- liarthol, ”5 Mea- for two families; reutlllh. 0. hi. Hoyt.
‘8 if at South Norwalk Trust Co. mr22 tf
‘ . trlc lights installed. stain
ing and fixtures from sue.
,6 . N‘Asws MODERN
ii if , 1112.3 iii.
spring
"‘21 6‘ TO LEV-HOUSE ill UNION or.
‘ PAPER‘ for hoarding house. but will be altered
hanging, Decorating. by ”MW“ man. l to suit tenant. Also brick cottage. 23
01" wall 1““ Union St. 11 rooms. all improvements.
“9“ The Hatch 6h Bailey (.30. ml‘i2 tf
Estl— ‘
m” in! TO LETwiiAhiiLTON AVE. HALF
. Wadsworth} Sanitarium. Tel. 2
' dow, St" City.” Phone 1147-4.
A“ ~
GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair anon.
L I 7 All kinds . ' i , 4'
“lcustom made work. Fit and comfort lfflM. ""“BES
~ guaranteed. 28 West Washington St. y .
. «states on up-
‘ lipiicstion.
,J.A.HUDDER
. ,ilo. Norwalk
i. ‘ ToL‘iOSM '
'with improvements. inquire A. Stuli.
TO LETwElGliT-ROOM HOUSE,
modern. all improvements. line of
trolley. immediate possession: rca’
sonahle rent. .1. W. flake. inquire it
Elizabeth St. full if
17 rooms. all..convenlencou; suitable
of two-family house. 6 rooms. and ti-
ofshou . 5 rooms. 102 80. Main St.:
ORDER OF NOTICE.
HOUSE PAINTER & District -. of £323.31... ss.. Probate
» DECORATOR- ~
Large assort-
ment offinest
‘Pspsr.
f’Orders given
prompt atten-
Court. March 26.’»A. D.. 1912.
April. 1912. at 10 o'clock forenoon:
’4‘ .
“a Will)
naossssxouan
H. ,ERpMM. GRADUATE
5 Putnam Ave. South Nor-
'apssze. facial mousse.
‘tx dies treated at
._ y rsppoint‘lnsut.
., ' . fulfill
*?Jmeld County
v . y. " Savings: Bank
use. Twenty-Five Words orLess. soc--
In black-
. Word. 1 cent per huertion.
FOR SALE
tron SALE—~HATOHING nous.
White Orpintons. 13 for 31. Ray el-
lock. Gregory Boulevard. ‘
FREE TRIAL PACKAGE OF CON-
itoy's Lice Powder and his Bil-page
Book for one Woolf only at
Judge. Sitting in his chair. unarm-
ed. unprotected. in the discharge of
his duty. one bullet puma through
his right arm as If it might have come
exactly from the point where Ships
and Claude Allen were firing and af~
‘
i WlLL SELL YOUR REAL ES-
tato. farms. building lots. or any busi-
ness. Come for a personal interview.
1 will same you time and money.
tin Sales (20.. 2f. Quintard Ave. Tel.
son SALE—TWO COWO. GOOD
milkers. and one calf.
Kubowic's. North Taylor Ave. 11:25 hi
HORSESwOliIO ii0lthliii8. RANG-
ing 1100 to 1600 lbs.
stock. suitable for all purposes.
Hershtieid. sales stables cor. Wood and
Concord Stu.
FOR BALE—ON EAfiY TERMB. A
fine ioroom house. one acre of land.
all. kinds of fruit, on Highland Ave.
Inquire Minot 8. Smith. fill South Main
Call at Paul
Good. young
FOR 6ALI-68~HORSBBWW
ham just received 58 head of horses.
consisting of all kinds.
pairs of stock horses. also some farm
chunks and business horses.
lot you find them suitable for all jobs.
We also have 20 seasoned horses from
:45 up. and all these horses must be as
represented or money refunded. 8am-
uei Mandolson. 72-78 Stage 8t. Stam-
Telephone .1387.
FOR sstsneollonsu POWER
Btcsrns. fully equipped. run Very little.
good as now; Just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
to *Longshore Farm.
Phone ills. V‘il’gst-
Big. matched
Saugatuck. Conn.
FOR BALE-43000 FAMILY Oil
business horse. kind and gentle; two
wagons. and harness. Cheap it sold at
inquire 37 Quintsrd Ave.
FOR SALE-0NE limb (lo-iiORi-lisl
power Thomas. good condition and
newly painted.
to Longshore Farm. Saugullick.
Phone 138. Westporl.
FOR SALE» ANTIQUE
any rocker, ready for use. Tapestry.
Mitchell's. H Wall St.
lull alias
AT A COURT OF PROBATE lloldcn.
at Norwalk. within and for the [listrict
of Norwalk, on the with day of March.
f upon the memlmrwf this fury. A oer- sections where any of the fugitives
lilatato of Alfred W. iioyi. late of
the City. County and State of New
York, deceased.
‘ Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the filing
and recording in and by this Court of
.certain writings with said application
filed and therein alleged to be the duly
authenticated and exemplified copy of
the will of Alfred W. Hoyt. late of the
titty, County and State of New York.
deceased. and of the record of the pro-
ceedings proving and establishing said
will in and by the Burrogaoes’ Court.
for said County of New York;
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwaik on the 8th day of
April. 191.2. at ten o'clock forenooa.
and all persons interested therein are
hereby cited then and there to appear
if they see cause and be heard thereon.
and it is further
Ordered. That public notice of said
application and ofh the time (fad! plan:
of t a caring tereon an 0 ss . - .
citation be given to all persons inten’ from him sad continued to tire on the officers would hunt for him in the
ested In said matter by said tPDlicant
calming a copy of the» orders and
citation to be published in a newspaper
having acirculation in saidlniltrlet.
at least ten days before said day of
sonar w'. oaaooav.
Estate of Mary iii. Hoyt. late of'the
City and State of New York. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the an
pointment of an administrator of said
estate in Connecticut not heretofore
Esti- administered; . ‘
Ordered. That said applicationbe
heard and determined.“ the-Probate,
once in Norwalk. on the 8th day of
.W
on a occur or Psosa'rs holden
at Now it. within and for the District
of‘Nor sit, on the 86th day of March.
. M. Hoyt. late of
the City. County and ‘Stste of New
York, deceased.
Whereas. written a
been made to this Oourt for the filing
and recording in and by this Court of . ' ‘
certain writlnsl with laid elimination they left thebuildinz. one. out of the The scorch of Allen’s home‘revesle‘d
filed and therein alleged to be the duly ' ‘ ‘ '
authenticated and‘ ekemoiids’d‘ copy. of
the will of Alfred ,. the
titty. County and“
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order ins newspaper
having it circulation in said district.
at least ten days before said day of
ppllcatlon bu
hearing. .
. . HENRY «W. GREGORY;
will it . . Judge.
MW
it?“ Allen and Sirius Allen and mood Al- m. carefully examined their guns and
0:311: lsn were allidirectinx‘a deadly are st pistons. swapped jokes. compared mu.
loch _ oligimth tuition; thing DIVIDEND ; N031 L .
art! for return.
i .2 “
.Norwsihi t.;.Msroh 2‘, Mil;
t2‘;€.:‘.;2°:..3'pf;g: they ”not out .Mromridm and reg one of the’i‘éiidw'utds
fill
of “the. heating thereon and of ssid
stionlbe given to all persons inten
ted i id matter by said
limbo!“ ' .phiob‘stiitds lathe“ street immediately domain “tbst‘dirubtiqn rind 7
tum days before said day
.MUWW. .MW“: " ‘
' AM thallium but am. number
m
The first rain of bullets Sci the When the last shot was fired every
' vestige of authority in Carroll County
was wiped obt.‘ The citizens, Fore stu-
piiicd. Gaunt fear was stamped on ev-
ery face. As soon as the deed and
wounded were 7cared for some one no»
titled the governor of the state, who
immediately took charge oi the situa-
tion. He first offered a thousands dol-
lars reward for the capture of the
gang. and as soon as he knew the ow
ful facts increased the reward to three
thousand dollars, and now has offered
the following rewards: For the cap
ture of Sidns Allen. $1,000: for Clsud
Studs? was we“ to be mortally Alien. $801); for Wesley Edwards.
. , ,. ,
With the sheriff down on the floorigog'“:; :33! Allen. ”00' for Sidney
dead and the judge dead. the fire ap- Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency, of
ter passing through his arm-penetrat-
ed his entire body‘ going through
both lungs and ,from which he bled
to death internally in a few minutes.
Two other shots hit him. one in the
shoulder and one in the leg. He fell
across the railing in front of his
in the breast sad that he was s merit-r instructed to prepare to keep up that
had received four death wounds in the do” this "M while a penny .3 in the .
breast, “‘1 "3'“ did h” “’9 until two treasury of Virginia. Mr. Baldwin and
bullets penetrated his brain lust above Mr. Thomas Felts. so “do“ i. the sit-
apart. With the silt death woundstlu tion "m, a force 0‘ picked men.
his body. four in his breast. and two Efforts Using M“. to W” Aliens.
in his brain. he walked from the room. A“ ‘soon as Baldwin and ’ii'eits arriv-
utarvolously strange to ”V' passed ed on the scene with their men. which
through ”1° am" “to the grand 1“" was Friday morning. they immediately
room. “WW" thoroom. a distance M arrested Floyd Allen. and his son. Vic»
m“ or “me“ “’3“ “d 1‘" dead “'“h‘ for. who had remained with him. and
out. a struggle or ' lith- With h“ sent them to Roanoke. Vs.. for safe
death every high court othcisl was keeping. Report my. that secret men
“1”“ 0‘" M existence. have been placed 0n eyery brain in
it was then the shots were directed North Carolina and Virginia in those.
fem, rain of load was turned in their might possibly try to pass through in
direction. Willi the fin! volley Auif'} their efforts to escape. Thirty special
illliiiii Fowler. so old man. fell upon deputies. trained “and tried men. the
the floor with: bullet wound thmuxh best that the detectlw agency hurtful-e;
his“ brain; Andrew Harriett. a young in Carroll county. with iiiisrills as:
man. received a death wound through: headquarters. They are deliberately}
the inns: soother lawman. Slum: going about a difficult may with all the?
Warren. was shot in the loft- Dexterlcoolhess and deliberation that a man‘
(load. the clerk of the court. was shot; would 31m to do an ordinary day‘s;
in ”It". face, and bleeding in ”101.18“. work. Thélliflfllluefl are a“ pmvlde .
desperately wounded. with splendid horses and are armed
“'11“! NW iurymen “W the fire “'88, with tho best guns and pistols made.
being directed at them they tried imThoy-esrh carry 15 lighhahorh’cavalry
twill“! from the court room by ihoiosrhlno that carries high-power hails
front doors. it taken time to tail it" thsWsre pointed with steel and would
0“ paper. but II“. this scene stupor» itlli s man clear through an ordinary
sillly enacted in two minutes, some house the some as if he Were standing
all four‘mlnutea. in the open. They also have men in
floater (load. thomlork. at the very the “brush” as it has been expressed
first of the firing secured s pistol sudmnd these men are supposed to' 89¢
returnod‘the fire. When he had emp- cines to say of the, fusltlvea and re
'led his own pistol some one handed port to the raiding forces.
him another one and be emptied that M the present time the denim”
also. By this time his young daughter-“arc there but not the least clue can be
Miss Jesebel rushed from the clot-it'si found to the whereabouts of the ‘men
office in another part, of the building wanted. Saturday afternoon the spec-
zo 'the assistance of her father, lardeputies made a sesroh for Sidns
'l‘hrliugh the mod rush she pressed her Allen in his neighborhood and search-
wsy to his stile. sailed him by the arm ed his residence and premises, think~
sud made in effort to drag him from ins possibly he might be lurking
the court room, but he puphgd ha- lrottnti home with the if!“ that‘tbo
enemy. slit in smoment the young girl brush. To show how seriously they
nw‘one of th gang holding the door consider the situation and how ties-
on that side of the house spot that no hereto they consider the men. and how
She seized the man. called him from ad in front of their men the Rev. Gan
the door. and thus made it possible for land Allen and his son. Denial Allen.
a part of the maddened crowd to es- whon they marched uponhis promises.
capo by that way. At this moment They lmew tbstsfrtendly relationa-
ono of the Allen genswas nosr her lsted between .Gsrlsud. Allen and his
and she soised bio pistol with both brother. siliceous tool: a for brunt.
bends and with the assistance of some sdwthst :Sidn‘s' would snot are into a. '
one‘whoosrae to her old. took the pis— crowd of men. whet-emit brothel-Ind
to! from thedospersdo. ' ‘ nephew; were in. thmfront. Thc~dopu~
.ay this" time the jurymen had gas. (ties tundsrstsnd that-till the Aliens are
coped. .ilrom the court. house. in; At. desporatqmsn and will vsiueno men's
‘len [engulfing nooshoisl at them» as .life: a penny while theirs is at stake.
house they scattered activitydireow nothing. . . . . . A
tion“. but by the time thorimie on the . Sunday morning. after breshfut.‘
limit the Alison were mothers. lifloi’d the men deliberately saddled their hero
the fleeing lurymoo. standing st differs pods. lined up and le‘tltheir pictures
.oht points outltecourt'housoiswn. Bruin tskeu to please some newsprint-r
this time miter Goad boas tiring man. and rods away to the's‘outh. No
from the court house uteri! stilts Al- one about Hill-ville bsli'the lent id '
ions add~thus turns thsi‘r‘lir‘e from of ' their destination. or what ““9""
tbs fleelns lury‘ioo ‘ it mseif. Volley they mightj'bs woriiug on. ftf‘istsr
utter rolloyt foil int" him .sn'd came to. thsgntindhofthelpisopi‘s inst
when they .efpptisd their pistols the dephtio's‘ ho " ' Minot
loaded. ‘vl‘idasAlloti wss seen to run ingot doabin‘lntllto I
behind the depiction-Ito monument. twin on theisouthf;
ta‘froatdt tbejoourt house. and more a g
. . ; (‘iidtiil‘iiiih reiosdudthiq'plr / "
Quasar w. tilt .. 5
Armorial-wuss
A women soother iittio hello m.
in the court room when the meson
was made. she was s wim.m. ‘
When the firing bend she scraps»! to
let her out and said. "Oh. thb‘yMll
lull my fishy. they will all: or baby.
And some “damned" coward ”It”
ply srshbstl the no: woman with no
bsby in hor mu "sachets has.
him until the Miss gioPM- lie M
, ”comm so! that
cute! s civilised country- i
Baldwin-Felts Take chum; ‘
Mail'bomss 14. Felts, gsnwslm
gar of the ssency, has been pleas! ‘
entire charge of the simtien ‘ ,.
roll county by the sttoraey W
Virginia with full authority to”, . ,.
the situation in any manner be; m
proper and as the necessity cello
Deputy Sheriff Edwards. who will
pointed as acting sheriff of
county. was also instructed tho
should be wholly under the s
ion of Mr. Falls and to be so
his instructions in handling th
.tlon. Mr. Felts has been con
with the detective agency for '23
and is counted one of the fin
cars in the United States. i!
shoreline deputies rods to... to the
, ‘ ‘ home‘ of Floyd Alien. thinking possi-
of shots on the lawn they lectured. bill they. might find his son clouds.
and tied ovary also for blmlelf in the When they“ raided the premises they
“mug: If“ this. livery stable at which sent savers! men in advance who look
. . . _ t .b , t tr horses. When Floyd positions on high. points overlook
benches. 1” ”film“! W time ”m Allen rescind :1. stable and prepared the mildews. snd from which airlift:
, 3 . to mount is , om he found that s they could doe say men who might cp-
wéebzfixzfiomirxnftldmufnt bullet in the knee bsd crippled~bim preach or flee; With these sentinels on
rection of thei‘Judce‘sbd bar it ID- lrloimmodistely turned sick at the guard the remaining part of the forces
ears that the she riff é“ .th stomach sud while vomiting reloaded surrounded the house sud searched
fbrough the heart “ the first voile his pistols. Strange to say the whole the premises.
and fell prone upon the floor without Alien gsng mounted their horses and to find Claude. but they found ninety
av" iirlns his a“ ~ l as quick as possible rode any; law gallons of blochsde liquor in theshuck
‘ ' lag their wounded leader behind them. pen and s complete stilling outfit un-
By this time. Dexter Good, Ciel-it l V to l
of the Court. one or twu deputies to 31:]: mix: . r A ten. his son. remaining dor s box in an old shed. This find
themsherlif and w. M. Foster. Com-
monwealth Attorney. had pistols, and
were shooting at the Allen crowd.
Of course they fsiled
. . brands Floyd‘Alien u s blookader
Governor Mann 1-“... cm,” of along with the others. although he has
Situation. claimed that for fitftocn years he has
had nothing to do with the
The editor of The News on
his return from Hillsviiie happened to
pass the home of Floyd Alien. which
is on the public road. at the time when
the deputies were there.
lng young fellow 'stepped out in the
road and politely informed yo editor
that no one could pass that house with-
As soon as they had.
their search and were
ready to depart for other sections the!
allowed us to pass on. We learned. is recognized as one 0! the I
that they cut the telephone wires sev-i detective agencies in existence.
oral times during the day in order thati handle hundreds 0‘ men and}
their work would not be interfered V
with. _
To further show what may be going
on. when about half way up the mean-
pewred to he dimmed upon the con- Roanoke Vs. w” asked to take lain. between 3 and 4 o'clock Sunday
nlouweslth attorney. W. M. Foster. He charge 0'. ”‘9‘me situation and ham morning. at a point in the road where
was using a pistol to the best of his die it in ‘ way to save the honor of no man dared ride a horse in the dark.
ability and had gotten Out of the her “mum sud bring the desperadoes to ye editor met, coming down the menu.
and was walking up sud down the ”we“. They were instructed to put min. a fine looking man. well dressed.
room on the opposite side from where u ”“3,“an in thoétleld '9 they nocd- lcsdinsflpmspisndid horse. Rapeseed
the Allen. stood and from where most ed “a to call upon the governor for by without speaking and who he was
of the bullets were coming. it wrong; many .3 three thousand "009! if we were not anxious to know but we
seen that he was desperately wounded they wanted them. They “re further suspected that he knew his business.
’ Along this line the hunt is suppoaed
ed man. yet fearlessly. he took pot- bunt until every guilty man w“ cap-ll to be kept up. Every clue will be i-un
shots at the men who had him doomed. tured. They were authorised to spam‘ down. and no effort spared to bring the
Time. time sud again. he fired after he no expense and to keep up the search guilty men to Justice.
Judge Music.
Judge Msssie received his
wound and «use laid down on the
the on and not more than on inch ustlon. both came to the scene of ac. floor by some one as soon as the shoot-
. ing ceased. A friend of his. a. Mr.
Gilmer. a lawyer ill-om Pulaski. who
happened tovbe at the hotel. went to
the judge and took his head in his lap
and held it while life lasted
wss only a few minutes. Judge Mar
sic is quoted by some as saying that
he was shot by Sidna Allen. But if he
said that Mr. (tumor has not so stat-
Ali Mr. Gilmer has'ssid the
judge‘*told him was that. “<1 die-doing
‘my duty,: and then'se‘nt some private
messages to his wife. He was carried
to his home by a special train.
leaves a wife and three children.
was one of the first Judges
business»
out permission.
completed
in their line is too large or ~ .
cult foi‘ them .to handle.
Mr. Felts was in town lode,
while here stated to racism
he has positive evidence that.
Allen» for years has worn it
breast plate and that he had it“,
day Mr. Cody shot him in this” ,
last summer. , Y
evidence that the prompt urivfi
his force at Hillsviile pmonted.‘
rescue of, Floyd Allen from at
in which he was posing and oi .
to be seriously wounded. He at
in the leg and cannot walk, but
than the wound in the knee h '
His friends had some
breast plate and furnished hint
another suit of clothes. Mr. Flat“;
that he has evidence to sho
Sheriff Webb fired four bail
Floyd Allen's breast and that he
have been a dead man only for it
He also has
Miss Jezebel Gourd.
0f all-the heroes you have
about in story and song none j
measure up with Miss Jezebel.
daughter who Q
bravely by ber father last Thu
Talk about your women meltinfi .
pewter plates 9nd carryingwaterff "
springs when the men dared not
all such stories look little by th
of what the Hillsville beauty d .
Thursday when she saw her lath.
She was in the clerk‘s
when the light started and she "
into the bullet-ridden moulds-ii
had not one thought for her out
the beautiful
W. M. Foster.
W. M. Foster died fighting like a
hero. on shot time. and again after he: tr. Through the mass of lighting?
was wounded and fell after he had rel she forced her Will? to the sided; ,
solved six death wounds in his body» father who was bleeding freely" "
He had been elected by his county t0; a wound in the face. ”Wheat
lthe office of commonwealth attorneygfused to stop tiring at the dos
and pushed her away she lost ‘
of her own and her father’s d”
The sight of one. of . the dos -
holding the door was too in '
her and she bravely tackled
snmpulled him from his pastor
Then she seized the pistol of a
ado who was near her-andv'w
assistance of a man who aid
tho-smoking weapon ilrom‘hi *
'Of all the heroeswho “mg. i
brought to. light none will.
with Miss Jezebel.
er yet been born who. is w-I _
such a woman; May her nsme'
story and song along with th
{Ruth or an Esther. ' ‘
enemas TO MEET in new
land was a faithful and honorable man.
He leaves a wife and several little
ills remains were laid to
rest in Hllisville last Saturday after-
noon. He was about 45 years of age.
. Sheriff Lew F. Webb. ,
Sheriff Lew ‘F. Webb had \been a.
county officer in some ‘.capacity for
many ‘ye’srs and was elected sheriff if
year ago. He was a. brave man and
was of the opinion that the Aliens
were only trying a bluff. He had no
ides they anticipated such an awful
crime as they committed. He was on.
prepared for such an act and so .were
his deputies. A3ter his death hiero-
muns were carried to his home‘seven
miles north of'Biiisvilio’f for 'intér-
moat. lie was one of thebest men in
theacounty and a man of large family.
He was a leadlaff member of the hills-
slonsry Baptist Church, of which he“
was on honored and useful ddecou.
AM as" Fourier.
J‘uryman Augustus Fowler ’wasnahot
‘lh tho'hesd and lived until suture”
often-noon. He was, about so years of
age and leaves a.» family. life lived
off north of‘ijilllsville. ‘
. ‘_ than... Hooters:
‘Jurymsn .Andrewilfoyri‘ett was an
in the breast ind‘tl’ie’b'sil‘ wee “iififi
out. of ‘ bii'-..bscir-‘ after having passed
through the‘lung.‘ Re “patch in a
hotel in l-illisv‘ille snd'hls‘,.chsnces or
recovery are small.‘ He is about 33
years, of us sud has s family. He
.‘ lives three miles north of Hillel/ills.
Dexter Med. ‘ .
Gourd. clerklofibe . court. ‘
was elected to‘rhe odice‘ s .yesr'sgo.
He has a family. "items sheila the
face limits barmaid! of-iho-fllbt sad
3 wound..‘lh thefi‘iiliit‘sib the
‘ bill ill
NEW BRITAIN. March {New
meeting of the United German,-
tios' Monday night arrangement!“
made to‘=‘hold a mass meeting
Germans of this city on tho lest
day of April. at which time
abouts will be made for no
state German div celebration.
~«guy. (It was reported that?
Turnereoo'ielty at its more
Hartford, Sunday decided to. g,
state tnrnfesi'. in this-city
tion with the pod-mood _
Turner haul. sultan, Panto \
of this, city, .had‘ been elected "
delegate to attendants Turns
tion to behold in indisnapolisiill
one might mm from the building. they no akin; no chimes. the! nine ‘ '
susmos‘ue
norm”. march other”; of
much better in health today “
the .cstarrh‘ from fill; it'll ‘
slumps Jurymen w
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