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V New York's Latest Sensation ?Police think Burglar who was Killed was Woman Killer. M V _ I, o ?* r. \ 1 i>c *v j. wi p t oujji. ?/l aivunu Johuun Hoch, the po ice believe, haw been discovered in Henry H< 1 I'm an. Hie burglar who wa^ killed while attempting to r< b Charles Varrell's flit early last. Friday morning. The police on Saturday declared that Huffman was the murderer of Sophy Heckler, a servant girl found dead August 3rd, and to-night they announce the belief that he also murdered Mrs. Lena Sebum, who was killed in Brooklyn August 20th. Among the jewelry in the room Hoffman had occupied for some time before he was killed, were a pair of ear rings which were to-day positively identi lied. Samuel Wineberg, a tailor whose shop is on the ground floor of the building in which Hoffman roomed after the killing ot Sophy heckler, to day identified Hoffman's body as that of a man who went to his shop on August 21st, the day after Mrs Schum was killed, wi'h a coa< which he wanted cleaned. The coat, Wineberg said, was badly blood stained. Hoffman's method, like that of Hoch, the police say, was to make the acquaintance of wof men ot his own nationality and by pretending a desire to marry them secure the opportunity ol robbing and if necessary killing them. Hoffman entered the Varrell flat early last Friday morning and attempted to kill the entire Varrell family by turning or the gas. When this was discovered and the family retired agair he once more entered the flat and turned on the gas. A short time after the second attempt was discovered Varrell saw Hoffmtn in the flat and shot anc killed him. Killed Man who Elooec * ~ ~ With His Wife and is now Raving Maniac. Dayton, 0. Sept. 5. ?Fir< Chief B. 11. Miller, of Franklin O , to day shot, and iustantlj killed J. II. Little, who recently eloped with his wife and was re turned to Franklin last night f'oi trial. Miller ente'ed the polio* station ami, going directly ti Little's cell, fired two shot" which lodged in the victm'i breast. Miller is now a raving maniac and is under guard. Mrs. Miller eloped with Littli about a month ago. She is i handsome woman and belongs ti a prominent family. It was b* cause Little had a missinsr thuml tha* the dt^fctwes located tin pair. When the pair were pla ced under arrest Little denied hi identity, but. Mrs. Miller sai< tdie was the runaway wile am tint she wanted to return hum but Little would not let her Health In the Canal Zone The high wages puid make it ? might temptation to our young artisinns to joi the force of ski led worku.en nei ded to coi struct the Panama (.'anal Many are r trail ed however l>v the fear ot t.-v?-rs an malaria. 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A . . l AfTI'"R NEWS, SEPTEMBER 7, IVM?7 iSP White Lingerie Parasols at Half I All our White Lingerie 1 sols, embroideried, trim bamboo handles: snerial m ' -I * r* 75 cents, $1.2 and $1.50. Figured Latons, Dimities and 0 dies for Hot Days. New assortment of sun lawns and Organdies, 12 1 quality at 8 1-2 cts the yarc 1 lot lawns, light and colors, worth 10 cents; choice in the lot 5 and 7 ct Belts. Tan and brown bell match your traveling suit, 1 ty-five, thirty-five and fifty c Embroideried wash belts, i< A pretty assortment of Swastika waist pins. Swa Pearl Belt Buckles. A line of back combs, ten, fit twenty-five and fifty cents. Try the new Hairlight c and side puffs. The latest < in hair dressing. This ar effect obtained in a mi price fifty cents. Men's negligee shirts in 1 - ' ' ?* aiyicb anu patterns, sii damaged, worth fifty < your choice in the lot tw five cents. One job lot of men's \ worth from two dollars to fifty; special for this sale, s ty-five cents to one dollar quarter. Peooles Si LAN Death Caused by Butter Bean Barr Macon, On., special in llie Al1 4 II f'-4 .Iriirnal I I-iarn u v? vni II l/? O I (?" ' U filiation caused by tha swallow- and C ing of a large butter bean was here to 'the late last night of Little Mvra and sti I j Talmadge, a daughter of Mr. and were Mrs.C. A. Talmadge, while play- about ling about her homo on Plum one o istreet. promii The child who was only three Fork s | years of age found a butter bean on Sa? and swallowed it. The bean iant li i lodged in the wind pipe and could windo not bo removed. rising She was sent to the hospital were e dying there a few hour later of was 1 i strangulation. succee I ? and hi One of ihc worst featnres of kidney trou- t>tidly l?le is that it is an insidious disease and V>efore the victim realizes his danger he entire may have a fatal malady Take Foley's i ? i Kidney Cure at the lirst sign of trouble as a it corrects ii regularities and prevents T1\0 c ^right's disease and diabetes. Funderburk t'biriuacy. tO lift' ECIAI* for Bargai Price- White Lawn Waist fi Para- Ladies White med Waist, beautiful st] rices, or short sleeves, ^ sheer white Lawn i r a with insertion and ? best $1.25 waist sc price iimer 2 cts Ladies' White Linonett 1.1 ^ ing Skirts dark These Skirts ar ycur white linen finish li s yd. easily washed, seve les in pleated and ti prices, 95 cents, $1. ts to Si.95. ;wen :ents. Specials in Whit 3 cts. Wash Chiffons, gold wide, beautiful sf stika anc* seHs f?r 50 c. new for this sale 35 cen teen, Fine Persian La wide, 25 cts. qualit rown Fine check Dimi effect cents? short leng tictir yards: your choice nute, CCntS the Vard' Good white law wide, q cents the v good 25 cts fine lingei ghtly White lingerie, 38 :ents; special price for ic enty- yard. White dres ladies suits, all pu >ants, inches wide, worth two sale price, 25 cts tl evenand a Palm leaf Fan I customer. jpply C01 CASTER, S. C. is Burned in Barnwell. | Facte Durha iwell special in the News jObaervei ourier: News reached Thorn p*< i-day that the large barns en Belt J ibles of Mr. Edwin Hazel of this c burned Saturday night a point * 12 o'clock. Mr. Hazel it the city t the largest and mo t was aloti uent, farmers ol the Big and tUe< ection. He was awakened of the In urday night by the brill- that the gilt flickering through the train ye ws ot his bed rootn. O.i there ar lie fouiul that his barns waH mu inveloped in flames and it Cured H >y heroic efforts that lie a. J. write* * ided in getting his mules months w Dts'-s out, one or two boin<j; " ,nt had inmiy burned, Mr. Hazel had his ?wl a doc crop of fodder housed in winiVseo rtn and it was a total loss. |,"rl,,n,4l Money an uise of the fire is supposed qniokiy , 4 used Pole ire been rats, success' / 3 9 t ins! or 90 cents. T - Lawn Shirt /les in lon^ ;ood quality ind trimmed val lace, the )ld: Special 90 cents :e Wash Walk>1 e made of inonette, are ral new sty icked effects; 35, $1.65 and e Goods. - o 1 40 incnes leer quality ents, special ts the yard, vvn 45 inches y, 20 cts. yd. ties worth 15 'ths 10 to 20 in the lot 10 n 30 inches ard. rie at 25 cts. inches wide, /ays, 25 cts. linen for 1: " 11c mien, 30 35 cts, quick le yard. . free to each npanv Dry Foreman Killed. tn r-pecUl in Charlotte r. TUa. .. *? ?" I . 1 lie 1IUU V tJI iYI . W , >n, foreman of the Golddanufacturinu: Company, ty, was brought in from * # ome five miles west of this morning. The body igside the railroad track e was a hole m the back 3a I Too supposition is man was killed hy (he sterday afternoon. But e fonw suspicions that he r tiered. <ty Fever and Summer Cold Nnsbnnm, lbitesville, Indiana, 1 uRt year I suffered for tnr< o ith a summer cold so distressing 01 fond with my business I of the k; mptomsof hay tever, tor n proscription did not reach Itnd I took several medicines ued to only aggravate my enso. lv I insisted upon having Foley's d Tar in the yellow package, and cured mo. My wife has since y's Honey and Tar with the saiho \ A