A SAD ACCIDENT, Little Gilbert Jacobs Thrown From Horse and Killed. On Monday morning as tln children of (.Jooino Jniobs, ilm lives jusl out of town, wore com iny to school, tiilbeit, ngcil kcm'H years and six months, was tlirowif-fiom tlirowif-fiom the pony lie was iidii with his older sisters, and died within ten minutes. They weie tiding i pony which they have used since school began this year. Koine boys who were coihIiik along the road raced their horses past tlit' little ones and' caused the pon to became frightened and ran about fifty yards before the little one'fell. -.Toli ft Gurncy ,' w'lnH(was iahhbcet Held near by, .heard their Ifcreitins aihl ran to tfiew aisistiuTce." He found the boy's tkull was broken and ..before i. loctor Could lie bi ought the Jitth fellow died. The mother of the little child died some time ago, 1 -aving thu little onus to the caie ol the father, who has tliesjm-pathy tliesjm-pathy of I.ehi's citizens. The funeral services were held from the residence of tho j,'itind parenlN,' Mr,'', auU1 jtIK. -;.l0lni Jacobs, Tuesday at ii p.-.m l'rcs. A. J. Kvans and cithers were the speaker, whoe leiiiaiks wuie fill) of consolation and appropriate foi the-occasion. Many friends and relatives accompanied the lemiin t.) its last resting plnce.