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pulpit in firey and scathing terms.
He held forth eloquently on such
topics as crime waves, political cor
ruption and white slavery.
Richeson's favorite theme was bit
ter denunciation of men who be
trayed women- A number of the old
er members of his congregation re
signed, not liking his methods, but
the preacher was very popular among
the younger church goers.
Richeson Is tall, graceful and ath
letic with passionate eyes and dark
hair, which he combs back romantic-
ally an embodiment of a type to
j fascinate and attract the unsophlstl
j cated of the other sex.
! Hanged In Eifiiry.
j Hyannis, Mass., Oct. 21. That the
sentiment of the residents of this
place, the home of Avis Linnell, is
strongly inflamed against Rev. Riche
son, her alleged slayer, is shown by
an effigy of the accused clergyman
which, until noon today, swung from
an elm tree before the Baptist church
where the minister first met the girl
whose romance with him ended in
pitiful tragedy.
The figure was hung last night at
the holding of the regular weekly
.prayer meeting. Inside the little
church 100 people, rugged and sim
ple hearted fisher folk, who had
known Avis Linnell since she was a
pretty little infant, prayed fervently
to heaven that the unfortunate girl
would be forgiven any sin of which
she had been guilty, and would find
eternal peace with God.
Then with determined mien, the
villagers arose from their knees and
marched from the church in a body.
Speaking no word but with faces set
grimly to their purpose they halted
at a quiet signal from their leader in
front of an outbuilding, while one of
their number went Inside and brought
forth an effigy clad in the minister
ial black. It bore two placards in
scribed with ominous talismans. One
said: "Guilty, Rev. C. V. T. Richeson.
See Luke 17: 2: 'It were better for
him that a millstone were hanged
about his neck, and that he be cast
into the sea. lest he offend these lit-
itle ones." The other read simply:
j "The vigilance committee." Silently
! a rope was produced and noosed
I nhnilf tha fip-nro'a npt Tim lnon
end was thrown over a limb of the
elm, and the effigy left dangling 15
feet from the ground. After secur
ing the rope the crowd dispersed
with the same uncanny silence.
Clear Brains
and good spirits come naturally
when tlio stoimu'h is tip to its
work, tlio liver Rial bowels active
and the blood pure, lk-t tor con
ditions always follow the use of
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were present at the funeral, which
was held yesterday at Turner at 2
o'clock, Rev. P. S. Knight conduct
ing the service.
This Seems Conclusive.
Doston, Oct. 21 Evidence which
he claims will hang Rev. Clarence
Richeson for the murder of Miss Avis
Linnell, was unearthed here today by
Chief Inspector Dugan, who declared
positively that he has found a girl
friend of Miss Linnell who told him
that Avis on Saturday evening told
her that she had lunched with the
minister at 2 o'clock that afternoon-
If this be proved, it means that th
police have forged the final link in
the chain of circumstantial evidence
I about the Imprisoned pastor. Riche
'onn ianln t.n V. a .11.1 ...
I own Urnoim Lliai lie U1U UUL DCC 4U109
I Linnell on Saturday.
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DIED.
RANSOM At the family home, on
Wednesday, October 18. 1911, Mrs.
Talltha Cumi Ransom, aged 65
years, three months and 10 days.
Mrs. Ransom was born July 2,
1846. Eight children survive her, as
follows: W. T. Ransom and Charles
Ransom of Aumsville; Dr. C. L.
Ransom, of Mill City; Mrs. B. J. Oi
ler, Portland; Mrs. O. H. Perkins,
Medical Lake. Wash.; Mrs. E. A. Mc
Govern. Seattle, Wash.; H. C. Ran
som, Riddles, Or.; J. J. Ransom,
Omen, Mich. All but the two latter
EKIX Mrs. Susan Ekin. aged SO
years, died on North Front street,
Friday evening. Oct. 20, 1911.
The funeral will be held from Rig
don's Parlors at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Interment in Odd Fel
lows' cemetery.
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Prepare for Emergencies.
Manila," Oct. 21. Orders to Im
mediately deliver all food supplies
contracted for the marine force here,
are taken as an Indication that
American contemplates sending the
entire marine force now stationed
here to Hankow for emergency.
The collier Abarend, supplied with
ammunition for a long campaign, has
already Bet sail for Shanghai.
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