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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-03
No Sc olyiden pagar la Capitaci6n.
ES exigente y debe pagarse para el
dia 8 de setiembre, sin falta.



En- ell espacio concedido al Ter
ritorio dc Nuevo Mexico en- Ia Ex.
posici6n Universal de Chicago Sc
intenta por los comisionados de
este Territorio construir en- miDia-
tara, de adobe, el famoso 'palacion
de Santa Fe, cl cual posee un m6.
rito hist6rico de incalculable yalor.
Use palacio ha sido ell mudo testi-
go dc dramas realisticos en- la his-
toria politica, social y religiosa del
nuevo mundo descubierto por Go.
Ion, por mas que tres siglos. La
bandera Espahola de Ia madre pa.
tria allende los mares, ell gloriose
tricoIor Mexicano, y por dltimo 81
pabellon de las estrellas y liatas
han tremolado de sns muros, re-
presentando respeeiiyamente q los
goblernos cue en- orden sc snee.
dieron de Espaha, Mexico y Esta.
dos Unidos. Sera muy interesante
para el extranjero de poder yer )
palpar un mornmento que apareee
en- el siglo dlcz y uueye dc In oscu-
Gdad lie l. edad media.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-03
Decision Importante.

III Tribunal de Terrenos ahora
en- session en- Santa F6, ACADIA dc
dar una decision muy importante
con respecto a Ia merced de la
plaza dc Cubero en- 81 Condado de
Valencia. Dicha merced era re-
clamada por Ia Inca de ferroca-
rril del Atlantico y Pacitieo, bajo
Ia concession hecha q h misma poI
el Congreso dc los Estados Uni.
dos, cedi6ndoles todas las seccio-
es nones dentro de Ia concession
hecha d Ia ruta del ferro-earril,
mientras que de Ia otra parte el
pueblo dc CGbero alegaha su de.
recho bajo sus titulos de amerce-
nados por ell goblerno Mexicano,
"La corte sostuyo de que las mer'
cedes yalidas de Espaha Y Mexico
ITO eran terreno piblieo de los Els,
iados Unidos, de consiguientc di-
cho gobierno no podia donarlas a
ningdn individuo, compahia 8 cor
poraci6n, sino reseryarlas y man'
tenerlas inyiolables para los re,
clamantes bajo dichos gobiernos
por ellos mismos, sus sucesores y
apoderados legales.n El terreno
fu6 poseado en- el aflo de 1882, d
segnn un decreto dado por el en-.
tonces gobcrnador Don Francisco
Sarracino, los reclamantes eran
setenta q mas en nlimer0. Fae
probado por los agraciados dc que
Ia mereed habia estado en- su po.
session continua deade 32,que todaA
las condolences bajo las cuales to
maron ell terreno habian sido cum
plidas, que los documentos origi'
males habian sido destruidos 6per
didos por el alcalde antes de ID
0cupaci0n Americana. Probaron
de que la merced era perfecta al
tempo de Ia anexidn de este Ter.
ritorio a los Estados Unidos, y dc
que ell ferrocarril Atlantico y Pa
cihco no tenia derecho 0 reclamc
d ninguna dc las seccioues nones
contenidas dentro do los !imites
de dicha merced, por CUE el terre
no estaba recIamado y ocupado ]
en- possession adverse 4 Ia compa
MIA del ferrocarril en- 1916, tam
bien en- 1865 Ia feeha de Ia conce
sion por 81 goblerno, tambien Ell
Mario l2 de 1872 Ia fecha de |.
locacion deIinida de dicho canine
La decision del Tribunal dc ter
renos no podia hacer de otra name
ra para ser consistente con el trata
de Guadalupe Hidalgo, euyo ira
tado garantiz6 d nueStros ciudada
nos el derecho inyiOlable d sus ten
renos mercenados por el gobieI
no de Espafa y Mexico, obligan
dose Ell goiieruo de los Estado
Unidos a resDetar y sostencr 10
provcidos y articulos del mismc
Esta decision en- favor del puebl
es un buen principle para rcfu
tar los reclamoa fAlsos que al
gunos particulares tauto com
compahias y corporaciones quie
rem anteponer 4 los verdaderos dc
rechos del pueblo. I'll deber d.
los ciudadanos ahora, es pues, d
unirse en- sns respectivas comunl
dades, crear un fondo, proveer bne
nos abogados, juntar sus eviden
cias Y doeumentos, presentars
ante el tribunal de terrenos y arr,
glar para siempre Ia question 4 su
titulos. E3 un caso dc impenos
neeesidad para beneacio do todo
Aquellos que deseen aquietar 81
titulos y poseer sin mOlesta 0 il
terrnpci6n sus terrenos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-03
la TIENDA DEL ACUILA,
MDMz
Ropa Hecha, Zapateria, Sombre-
reria Y todo 10 que consiste de
10 mas fino hasta 10 mas barato.
Plaza Nueva, Vegas, N. NJ
COLEGIO:: DE::SAN MIGUEL,
SANTA RE, N. M.

Esta institution bao direction de los Heranos las Escueas
Cristianas fue estabecida 1859.
I'll comprende los Ramos Eemenales Conner
caes nge ccones de frances espano aleman tonograa
la escrura tpografca type writngl
esndo de qnmca ensayo de mnerals tegTaa masica ms
trumen exepuando srumentos chaang apae
Manutencon, ensenanza avado, de
CANA por cada mes $2250
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-03
NoTICIAs LOCALES.

para Santa F6 el dia 10.
El Seminario de Las vegas, ST.
tuado en- Ia ealle Blanchard, co.
memo su session escolastiea el Ia.
nes pasado.
I'm peso por el viaje redondo,
es el precio que tendra que pagar
cada persona para ir a Santa Fe 81
dia diez de Setiembre.
Buscad on este ndmero y obser.
yad el nnevo aviso de Don Manuel
RoseEwald. Por I'll os informareis
de los precios de su immense sur
lido.
I'll surtido mas complete dc cssc.
tos que ha yenido 4 Las Vegas se-
I'd mostrado al pdhlico el dia que
Don Luis abra su tienda, Ia sema-
ma que entra.
So cree ahora cierto que duran.
te este 0tofo Sc transfcrira el De.
partamento Militar de Los Ange-
les, California, d Santa F6. Bien
pnr la capital.
La excursion para Santa re par
tira de esta ciudad 81 Viernes pro-
ximo dia Q, en- Ia noche. So dara
aviso de la hora exacta en- la ma.
hana de dieho dia.
Todos los del Pueblo que dese-
en- visitar la capital el dia diez, no
deben perder una oportunidad tan
favorable. Un peso, NADIA mas,
cuesta ell viaje redond0.
Don Daniel G. do Baca, solicita
el patrocinio de todos los que de-
seen una buena razurada 8 afeita.
da. En- este establecimiento STEM.
pre- encontrareis barberos corteces.
Carlotita Mares, nina dc Don
Florencio Mares J esposa, muri6
Cl Domingo pasado a la edad de
diez meses. Sn funeral tom6 lu.
gar Ell dIa siguiente q las doce del
dia.
La merced de Los Ranches del
Rio Grande en- el condado de Taos,
Ia cual abraza ciento nueye mil
acres de terreno ha sido confrma.
da por el Tribunal de Terrenos On
Santa Fe.
la sehora NJ. A. Otcro, di6
luz un hermoso y robuste niho, el
Martes en- la manana. Congratu
lamos 4 Gillie y q su estimabic es
posa por ell recien llegado aaumen
tar Ell circulo dc su familia.
A segdn rumores, muy prontC
Sc celebraran las bodas de nnes
tro j6yen amigo Don Jesds Her
nandez 8 la amable y simpaticI
Joseata Abeytia, hiia del Hon
AniCeto Abeytia, de Santa re.
Los quo Geseen ir para Sauts
re en- Ia excursion debelan sas
cnbir sn nombre 4 Ia lista en- Il
oacina de La Yoz DEL PUEBLO
plaza vieja, al mismo tempo depo
sitardn ell peso que cuesta cadi
boleto.
Ia junta primaria, de los parti
dos Democratas y del Pueblo, er
el preciuto No. 26, para escojcl
delegadoS d la convention de con
dado del dia Z. tendra lugar el Id
mes pOr Ia noche, en- Ia Casa d.
Cortes.
El Yiernes do Ia semana pasadl
falleci6 en- esta ciudad, Doha Bl
biana Contreras, madre poIiIica d
Don Jose @. de Baca. Contaba Il
ilnada Ia ayanzada edad dc 10.
amos, de cuyo achaqde muri6. Pa
q sus restos.
Las escuelas pGblIcas del con
cado con muy pocas excepcionea
abreron So session escolastica Q
dia primcro de Setiembre. LoI
padres dc famiIia deben cuiddr qu,
todos los j6venes atiendau q elias
Ia educacion es muy importante
Los RepubicanoE de Mora no
minaron Ia siguiente boleta de con
dadO ell dIa 30: Alguacll Mayor
Juan Navarro; representante, Ma
tias Maestas; Assessor, Cristova
Sanchez; Escribano Philemon Oh
~; ComisIonadoe, I. Valdez, {
Martinez, @. Lucero.
Don Trinidad sena ha demol
trado un buen talento como ii
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-03
MENoIoN PERSONAL.

la esposa del seilor Dick Dnnu.
de Catskill, SO halIa en- Ia ciDdad
de vista.
Don Jose L. Lopez, nuestro
Sheriff. visit6 la plaza de Springer
un dla dc Ia semana.
Don Jaan Marqucz, de Juan
Paiz, cstaba entire los visitaHtes 4
Ia ciudad esta semana.
Don Maeario GalleGos, ASSESSOR
del condado dc Mora, paseaba en-
nuestras GALES d Lunes.
EI Hon. Estanislao ". Chayes,
Corregidor de Ia ciaiad del Socor.
70, visito esta en- dlas pasados.
Visit6 nuestra metr6poli apnn.
cipios dc Ia semana, el Doctor Au.
reho G. dc In Lama, de Aibuquer.
que.
III jdven Eleuterio Armijo, CO.
mereiante del Cerrito, reperta CO..
sechas abundantes en- su secci6n
del pals.
I'll Mariscal de los II. II, Don
Trinidad Romero, del Soeorro, es-
tuvo dos dias on esta durante u
semsns.
Don Aniceto G. Abeytia y Don
Pcrado casaEa, ratoraafoh IL
Mi6reoles de- nm viaje 4 los pre-.
tintos de abaio.
El sehor r. A. Marcelino, del
Socorro, mn comerciante bien co-
nocido, SO hallaba de vista en- esta
ciudad el Martes.
El itorpropietario del "Albu-
querqne Democrat su espoaa 8
hIa Claudia, nos visitaron aprin-
cipios dc Ia semana.
Tel schor McIecio Lucero, direc-
tor de escuelas del Enplazado,
estuvo Ell Ia ciudad I'll Lnnes con
uegoeios de su cargo.
Don Susano Montano, do Ia pla.
za dc San Miguel, la vueltO de
Washington, adondc estuyo con
ncgocios de mercedes.
/ Dun Pablo Baubien. del Bos.
lque Redondo, despues de arrcglar
asuntos particulares en- IN cindad
parti6 para su residencia hoy. re-
liz regreso.
i Don Leandro M. Gallegos, DEL
Arroyo dc los Yutas, visitd 10 ciu-
dad dc paso para Mora endonde
va q yIsltar 4 su hermano Don Jo-
sc D. Gallegos.
| Isidor Stern, 81 estrelIa, regre-
SO de San Luis Ia eenlana pasada.
Sn comercio, mas surtido y barato
que nunca, sera de nuevO alberto
en- Ia calle del puente.
Ia gsposa dc maestro baen ami
60 y entnsiasla defensor de ia can
sa del pueblo pobre, Don Dionicio
CasteIlano, SO encnentra do yisita
q sus pariontes On Rowe.
lei Hon. Leon Pinard, prominen-
to ciudadano del eondado de Mora,
fne escojido en- Ii convention dc
aqnei condado como un candidate
para senador q los saIones lejisla.
tiyos.
Dona Emilia O. de Henriques,
regres6 el Domingo pasado do
Denver, Colo, en- donde permane-
clio por dos semanas. Fu6aIa ca.
pital de Colorado para colocar en-
la High School d su hiIa Ofelia.
Don Florcncio Mares J esposa
del Bosque Rcdondo, mientras SO
hallaban de vista en- esta plaza,
tuvier0n 10 desgracia de perder
una militia. Ia chiquita fue sepul-
tada en- oil campo.santo cat6llco.
El habil y resuelto editor y pro-
pietario de In "Opinlon Pdblican
de Albuquerque, Pedro G. de Ia
ma pas6 eI Domingo 29en Ia me-
tr6poli del norte. fraternIzando
con los edItorcs del "IIispan0r y
La V0z.
Don Felix Martinez, parti6 para
Trinidad, Colo, el Microbes, acom-
panedo de su hJa Flora, quleu de
ese lugar proseguira con las Eeno-
. I1tas Wooten, para Tiiiin, Ohio,
/. adonde permaneeera edaeandose
: en- el Conyento dc Hermanas Ur-
/. sulinas.
+ TuvImos el gnsto de YER en-
3 nuestfo Sancium al Hon. Felix
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I'll Ldnes fueron unidos on los
indisolnbles lazos dc amor, en- Ia
iglesia Cat6llca, el joven jose Cha
yez, hjo del senior Felipe Chavez,
y la simpatlca Josenta Montoya,
hija del anado Epimenio Montoya,
apadrlnando Ia solemne ceremonial
Don Dionieio Castellano Y su esti.
mable esposa. Hubo como es
costumbrc en- teles easos, las fell.
citaciones, los refrescos, etc, con.
cluyendo con Nh magninUo bale
que Sc verified en- Ia sala de los
CabaIleros dc Labor al cual aten.
di6 una compacta y escoiida con
curfencia que rIndi6 homemade 4
Terepicori hasta una hofa avauza-
da. Que IN fclicldad sea perenne
en- el nueyo nldo que re han for
mado los reeien desposados, es 81
deseo dc Ia Voz.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12
NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrative of
D. NJ. Lee, dec d., hereby request all
who are indebted to his estate to make
immediate payment. and all who have
iewelry, fire arms or any other articles
in his shop for repair will call for them
within the next so days, after which
time they will be sod for repairs. All
to whom the estate - indebted will
present their claims within 12 months,
or this notice will be pleaded ia bar of
recovery.
SARAH F. LEE, AGm'x.
July 7th 1892.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12
A CARD.
WILL BID EDENT0N AND HIS FRIENDS
ADIEU JANUARY isl. 1898.

It is with some regret that an
nounce that intend to leave Edenron
by January 1st'93. AZ purpose is to
seek larger field of business. l most
cordially thank my friends and patrons
for their consideration shown me
while doing business here, and trust
that health, happiness and good for
tune will ever be their lot.
shall from this date sell my entire
stock of Summer goods at cost. do
not intend to carry any of my stock
with me and, | invite all to call and
see for themselves the bargains [ am
Offering. EGr. ikesn"r t''.iv
r. J. MITCHELL.
Bee Hive Store.
Ny Store is For Rent. Apply at
once.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12

Tuesday. Aug. 9th, the Democratic
Congressional Convention of the
First District met at Edenton in
Woodlands new Opera Hall, "a DE-
lightful place for holding conven-
tions) for the purpose of nominating
CONGRESSMAN and Presidential
Elector of this district.
AT the hour of 3 p M, Mr.. S. B.
Spruill, Chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee, came forward
and called the convention to order,
and requested Mr.. John w. Albert
son to set as temporary Secretary and
Mr. Harry Stubhs, of Martin, to pre-
side as temporary Chalrman of the
conventio !. Mr. Stubbs came to the
front and, with few beautiful re-
marks, declarded the chair ready for
business.
Upon motion, the following COM
mi1tees were appointed:
Committee on Organization,
Committee on Resolutions.
While the committees were out
Hon. VIM. Lucas, OF Hyde. was call
ed upon to address the convention.
His talk was brief, but earnest and
eloquent.
The committee on Permanent Or
gaDizauon recommended as perms-
nent Chairman Hon. Dempsy Spru. ]
Of Washington county; Secretary, Nh
John w. Albertson, Jr, Of Pasquo-
tank, Assistant Secretaries, Demo
cratic Editors of the District.
Upon taking the chair, Mr.. Spruill
thanked the convention Tor the honor
conferred, and at once declared him.
self ready for business.
lust here the committee on resOlu.
tons made the following report:
The representatives of the Demo
cratic party of the First Congression-
al District in convention assembled
do resolve,
LIST, That we en- iorse and approve
the p. atform of the National Demo-
cratic Converts on adopted at Chicago
all the 2,st dav Of June, 1892, and
The stale Democratic i,laifoIm ad p
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12

X
1902.
End, That in the nomination of
Grover Cleveland for President and
A. f. Stevenson for Vice President
and of Elias Carr for Governor, and
those associated on the ticket with
him, We congratulate the Democracy
upon the wise selection Of such
worthy opponents of Democratic
faith.
3rd, That we approve of the record
of Hon. VIM. A. B. Branch. our pres,
ent representative in Congress, whose
services have been marked by energy,
ability and industry, and who has
je slously guarded our interest.
Resolutions adopted.
On motion the convention proceed.
ca 10 lis LoL4iLAt.oA of Congress
man and as soon az the chair an
nounced that nominations were in
order, Mr. ". 6. Lamb, of Martin,
came to the front and proposed the
denomination Of Congressman Branch
of Beaufort. He briefly referred to
the admirable manner in which he has
represented his people and earnestly
asked that the convention renominate
the gentleman mentioned.
the .IonInaGi~u oI III Branch was
seconded by Col. Lucas, who asked
that the nomination be made by &C
clamation. The chair asked for the
vote which was unanimously carried.
Chairman Spruill then declared Hon
VIM. A. B. Branch the nominee for
Congressman of the First District.
A committee was appointed to no.
tifv Mr.. Branch of his election. He
came forward and responded to the
call in about a fifteen minutes talk,
in which he thanked the convention
for the nomination. and promised with
the help Of the Democrats of the dis
trict he would poll larger vote than
ever, that he should enter the fight
to win.
Hon T. 6. Skinner then arose and
eloquently proposed for Presidential
Elector the name of Hon. L. l..
Smith. of Gates, ''the Red Horse of
Democracy of the First District. .
The nomination of Mr.. Smith was sec.
Onded, after which Col. Lucas came
forward and offered the name of Hon
Dampsy Sprulll, who declined the
offer with thanks. The nomination
Of Mr.. Smith was made unanimous.
He was called, ana promptly re-
spondod, making an address that kept
the hall in continual roar Of al
plause. He said he would enter the
campaign with the determination to
win in the coming election and would
do all in his power to give his party
no cause to regret the placing of the
Democratic banner into his hands.
On motion the following gentlemen
were chosen as the Executive Com
mittee: W. B. Rodman, G. M Fere
bee, DR. J, w. Sanders, &, S. Vann,
A. 0. Dey, J. B. Mock, M. R. Eure.
w. P, Shaw. Geo. |. Watson, II. w.
Stubbs, DR.. F p. Gates, E F Lamb,
L. w. MCMILLAN, j. B. Grimes, Mark
Magett, A. o. Gaylord.
Mi. L. c. Latham was called who
spoke about thirty minutes, after
wAick the convention adjourned.
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SPECIMHN CA SEES,

g q Clifford No c9Sc2' W.. svas
troubled with Neuralgia and RheuDla-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was effected to an al arming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he was
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Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepard, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
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doctors said he was incurable. One
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tirely. Sold by Leary's Drugstore.
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This offer is made in good faith by the
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Any ordinary case will be cured by
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NOTICE.,

Having qualified as administrator
of James Gregory, notice is hereby
given 10 all persons holding claims
against said estate, to present them
tor payment on or brfore Aug l, 80
Persons who owe the estate will
come forward and settle the same at
ones. C. 5. VANN.
August 1, 1892 Admir-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12
r. J. MITCHELL
once.

The maypop which grows sponta-
neous in this State is now shipped
to the Northern cities for the table.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12
EDENTON. August IL, 1892.

{ - 80 nor:
ELIAS CARR, OF EDGEComBE.
For Lieutenant overnor:
r. A, DoUGHToN. OF ALLEGHENY
For Secretary of State:
OCTAVIUS COKE. OF WAKE.
For State Treasurer:
DONAnD =. DAlN, OF WAKE.
For State Auditor:
E. M. FURMAN, OF BUNcoMBE.
For Attorney General:
F. [, OSBORNE, OF MECKLENBURG.
For Sup't of Public Instruction:
&c. SCARBOROUGH, JOHNSTON.
For Presidential Electors at Large
c. B. AYCOCK. OF WAYNE.
r. 4. GLENN, OF FORsYTH
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12

Nominated Last Tuesday at the Congress
sional Convention Of the First District.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12

The Third party in some Of the
western counties is getting weak 5r
every day.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-08-12
BRANCH and SMITH.

DEMOCRATIC STANDARD BEARERS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-01
STATE NOTES.

Samuel Powell, eleven years old, of
Cramer Hill, lost an eye on Thursday by
the explosion OF a bottle of catsup.
The Hackettstown BARRIERS have agreed
to raise the price of hair cutting from fif-
Teen to twenty cents.
The crew or Little Egg Harbor Life
saving Station caught 200 pounds OF weak
fish one day recently.
New Egypt citizens will petition the
next Legislature to have Plumstead
township cut off from Ocean county and
annexed TO Burlington county.
The congregation OF the Collingswood
Baptist Church has extended a call to
the Rev. e.. Byron Morse, pastor of the
B.ackwood Baptist Church.
d.. Taylor Deviney. living on the EN-
icy farm. near Wrightstown, raised this
season three thousand bushels of white
potatoes on twenty acres of ground.
At u recent meeting OF the Directors of
the Sussex County Agricultural Society,
it was decided to surrender the leases aud
ashland ma society. The buildings
upon the fair grounds will be sold at pub
lie SALE.
Louis Bernheim, eleven years old, of
Newsrk, was found in the street Thurs
day night almost choking to death, with
a rope around his neck. He was carried
t. his home and is in a precarious con-
dition, being continually hysterical His
coat was badly cut with the rope. Bern
helm told his mother that Hyman
Samuels. a boy a little older, had lassped
him with the assistance of another youth,
named Willie G%eniager. When he had
been caueSt they tried to hang him and
then ran away. The Samnels boy was
arrested.
Mrs. Alice Atwe1l died on Th ursday at
the Newark City Hospital, where she mad
been for Two weeks. MIS-. ALWell kept a
little store at the corner of Warren ami
Eighth streets. Three weeks ago Mis-.
Gussie Davenport called at the store aud
promptly exhibited her pretty wedding
ring. The ring disappeared and Mr..
Atwell was arrested on the charge of hav-
ing stolen 1T. At first she deUied the ac-
| cusation, bu afterwards confessed. She
was paroIed for trial. Tn e matter preyed
upon ner mind and a few days later she
had to be taken TO the City Hospi-
tai. She grew worse steadily until her
death.