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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18
SKETCHES OF THE CANDIDATES.

Iohn Palmer was horn on Staten Island. Mara
o. 1872 He was educated in the pubic scn'v"
and in Bryant q STATIONS Business CoIlese' "
went to the a private In the HsI w
York Volunteers. and by his bravery ana me-, -.
torlous service won promotion to captaincy nv
DISPLAYED great bravery on several occasions !"
the attack on Fort Hudson and in the Rea h,sH W.
campaign. At the battle Of Five FORKS ne ~
orsina original ' Of the soldiers Home at Bath F.;
many years he has been champion % sst Ard
legislation for the Union 81 anf the N
In 1891 he was elected commander-n;cnes o. ANA Ss3
sS This his protest
the carrying Of Confederate flags In any aem.asi
stration participated in by the G. a. H. a'''a''''
Captain palmer lives in Albany where his ous s:
is that Of az State 6y the Rpu
can Convention in 1893 and was elected
James A. Roberts. OF Buffalo, renominated f@
Controller was born in Maine about forty-six yean
ago He enlisted in the Army when only hi'eeH
wears old near the close OF the war. he was INV"
graduated from Bowdoin College and moved
Buffalo in 1876 He has been an active bushes.
man in that city ever since ne ss,s avn in Bu..
falo. He is one OF the 0rgna'ors an Rohsrts was
of the OF the OF ssee%by
troller OF the State in 1898.
Theodore f. Hancock Of Syracuse. was born u
Oswego County in is4s. He was graduated iro"
Wesleyan University and studied law In the Ooi".s
bia Law School and in the Office OF Eo"a'o .
Bartlett now Judge OF the Court OF Appeals Ai''.
his graduation he was with the law firm OF nsn nj
a North He efterward removed 10 s)racusre., al
soon became a prominent member OF me s 20
that city He twice elected District Nr
running largely ahead OF his ticket eacA YIN. IN
Hancock was nominated Tor Attorney-Dc,shi,o three
1891 and was elected In 1892 he came wi' a,rsmS
votes Of nomination for justice OF '"e
Court
Addison H. Cclvin .he candidate Tor r.ns
nc state Treasurer was born In 1859 at d.en' ,..
\ Y When he was eighteen years old MI ~ 4.
established "The Glens Falls Daily Times
Interested I'm several local corporations as nubllo
holder and director, he IL an attroctNe rity
sneaker and a man OF large personal pops state
Mr. GOWNS administration OF the once S 81 been
Urea surar to which he was elected IN 1879 "'
OF the highest integrity and soiiity
Campbell W. Adams. OF Utica renomhse
state Engineer IL forty years old. For ten -
he was CITY Engineer OF Utica amos; unh'.'
edIy. without regard TO the politics OF the CIV a,
ministration For two years Mr.. Adams 49,.
the service OF the Rome. Watertown ana .0osseisiy
burg Railroad. and four years ego was ,srondack
Railroad He Ia IA thorough. practicai ennssnsionsy
large executive ability. and ~ ,ses unanb
popular He was nominated IN 1879 ,ns COR
inousiy no other rame being presented W "
vention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18

AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM
offered 10 purchase handsome Fur
niture Of new designs may be
found at
- West 2Sd 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18
szs,1 coryo TO prGHr GUTIERREZ

San Francisco. Sept i'.-Ex-President Eiea' ~
San Salvador. will sail tomorrow from mere 49,,
native country via Acapulco. Mexico Tor on'
nose of leading a movement OF his supporter
overthrow the Government OF President oui'e'''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18

ro, the Republican state Convention at Trsn. =
n j The Pennsylvania Railroad Company W, ma
excursion tickets september IL and w. gov ..
nth ct one fare for the round trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18
A POUND OF RAW SILK

- costs sav $3.50 to-day than when PLACED
mo of our orders for this All sorts texHes all sorts
ooJ nye nm in propoon But you'd ner suspect from the prices
here We BASS things along to Without cent added because
of present market conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18
The election OF the following Republican Stat,
Committee for 1876 announced:

On motion OF Senator Raines. and in pursuance
OF the provisions Of the Ballot law, II re-
solved that the convention select as the emblem
OF the party on the ballot the representation OF
the American eagle, with ballOt-box and pen
The State Committee. on ex-senator +. S. Gibbs's
motion. was empowered to fill all vacancies which
might occur on the Republican State ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18

ALL WHITE GOODS 80.
Snowdriits Of woven lovelness and the prices ''e'
Snecia lot OF ones Cambria that fine, shear french
finish 80 in, &c. Nothing so stout and yet 50
plabe. .
Snecial lot Of Dotted Swiss, 40 H.. l5e.
Victoria Lawn. 80 in, beautiful quality, special pf'ee
Imnor,ed India linon. 40 in, one Of the finest makes
New Apronngs. hemstiched, beautiful patterns, IN
serted with lace, ooc
BrOnlwRy.
BOYS CLOTHING
lust the sorts they'll need for school and Saturday
bang -aboutng.
BOYS navy blue English serge Refers and the new
fan covert cloth Top Coat, single and double
breasted ) to - yrs, $3.50; the 81. 80 kind
Bows double breasted Jackets and short Trousers OF
fine soft Atwood mixed chevot, Trousers oouo'e
seat and knees, to 10 yrs. So
Broken lot OF 80 and 80 SUITS III gray, o'o"''' van ~
blue cheviot, S.
knees rveed buttons; tapped Se'm' 'O''
Second Floor. Ninth street
WRAPPERS AND JACKETS
Women and girl, are interested-who care 'of newest
styles and lowest prices. -. ,;.o ana
LINING natterns round yoke tight fitting back,
body lined to walStSSI.
Wrappers OF nannelst,e. neh patterns, square mo.,e,
hubbard yoke hont and back, crushed collar, extra
large sleeves SlSO 60, ,-...
Wrapper, of hanneIete, blue and black designs,
pointed woke trimmed with mtie and BRAID, large
sleeves, s75.
Wrappers OF flannelette, square YOKE, trimmed win
niiles over shoulder. collar, sleeves ana r'''neS
trimmed with braid, Sl.SS
Wr,rners of woven flanneletc, square yoke front
and back. yoke and collar trimmed with fancy
s,;,cbino extra large sleeves Sl75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18

Ex. SENATOR MARTHUR HAS BAD f"'.
Saratoga. Sept. II (speciaD. Ex-stste ssvs
Char.es L. Macarthur OF Troy. accidentally ie" 80
shis afternoon and received severe scalp o,, a
and painful bruses lie was carried S 20 s s,endansA
Mr. Macarthur Is about sevcnty.nve years o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18

There may be questions among us. as strict party
m.n. Al 70 the manner upon which. In q party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18

I FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Jackets in fine ehinchila, imported ch.Jots
beaver and fancy coakings with extra large sleeves,
IS to $3.50.
Misses double breasted Jackets, made in good quality
beaver, large, full sleeves, notch collar coat back.
Ia 10 ~ yrs, s..
Misses Jackets in very fine covert doth doubl1
breasted extra large sleeves, some have velvet col.
lar IA 10 1S yrs, $6.75; the $40 80 kind
Chldrens Gretchen in fancy boucle and English mix.
lures fine beaver and chevots in noh colorine,
SITS to SCI.
Childens Refers in chinchia beaver, very ,t.a
sleeves, IS to $l07S.
Chdrens School Dresses in all wool plaids and mir
lures, rrettiIy trimmed with velvet and fancy bad
81 to $3.50.
second Floor. Fourth Avenue.
TOUCH UP THE ROOMS
with dainty bits OF Upholstery If you please The ~
will be surprisingly little-Curtans or anything.
The line OF Lace Curtains include Brussels po,1
Tamboured. Irish Point, Nottingham, Renaissance Mr.
Antoinette. Judge Of values by these
Brussels Point. IS. 81, $40 slz pair
Tamboured, $3.50, 81. $3.50 S pair
Irish Point. Sis to S+2s pair.
Third Floor.
OUR SHOE STORE
is getting pretty nearly we would have t-aH h
space no hsndsomcr Shoe department IN 'own-evu
when measured by "handsome is handsome does"
Womens buttoned or laced Boots kid, doth ton
stout box cali, kangaroo; with pointed medium q
broad toes; hand-sewcd wells full assortment d
STYLES. made for fine trade az a "a special may "a
at 2.8S
Womens pointed and common sense Shoes. kid ard
doth top only, all sizes grand for service may 70
at less than makers price, Sl.95.
Misses and chldren's kid Shoes spring heels, stoa
sole,, best shapes, Sis and $50; kangaroo cal
SI6S and 81. i
second Floor, Tenth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-18

Ing In the convention elected rounds Of laughtae
He spoke az follows.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-25
SNAKE PILOT.
GIdes Ahend ef the E=zzIer to Wara X
Of Dzz=er.

Gl5des AheMd of the Ez<zIer to Wara II
of DzE=er-
The rzttiesuzke hzs : plot. The
purpose Cf this pilCt has never been
szristzee0-ily explained bit Il En1O1bt-
e6lF ssrves to protect him N sole way
Il + vel known says tie Pittsburgh
Dss-z.cz- that the rzttIesnaize IS slug
rish reptile. slow Of nOTenent and
slart-si-hted
Ee en- s-rzi-s only 70 the distance Of
his oEu le1rth. and Is rat O. the con-
serzet1- s1eoias- fighting with his fangz
He Is M therefore dzngsrozs- zzG
can be easily whipped b 8 blael-snaszs..
OF z-y o the eozs-ri--o- family Evea
zGog en- ges TIE mastery over rstzlc-
snake without much danger Of being
n5Eed
TIE PLOT appears Ike = rsttlesnake.
exert that lie has No rattle, and Is
so-sErfzzt darker u e1I1r- lie Is also
Ct Uuca Criczze- Eg-ezeut and ThCn
0zEar rzu-lles q animals zu7ezr that
poss5llT might prove dangsrols to ths
rzetler. the p7l0t, EhicA Is not 50 near
sigl-ad- egzdEe-E the latter away 20 a
Place C szfstv-
singzlzriy. he plot has received bzss
sz1t attention. except among the na-
tire pe19le q the district where Il Is
f0zzd- and bzt title Is known about
hn- Tie Oaly sPeeies q rattlesnzze
having She plot f1- : guide IS that.
found u the u0zntzins. he prairie rz.-
ter hzS 80 lock OutrEo- hi1nse.E
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-25


p i e1aca1 ~ tss z=Ek=5Es
zzzzssF q Ia seEzEnET & z-E
Azzaug-
- / Ths terzE aT t. f1ss-s--
rss1l kezez1I-r ts ~ 1.sa 4 - CO.
fiss u Sz1-z Fe San zuz=- Ei3 AZ
r5ax zaz Tass. szzI b. 1s55 il szi1
uozzIlss l---zzli,z a -zs iiza a=---
l1zfssr EEal AID us-liiazlzs zEszl AZ
-zra-z = Lle uEzzr - sls asEzs -
4n-
Il zas r1zzzy & Szz Izz-. O IL
sz 5sy.zzzgs Is AEsEzl a. Ozza-E--
nzas eJ.asF 81 IsTs ANA 10 IL
E-zs lssa1-ss = A-zE zn- Sossu-sZ
= ~ 1guasy Of Izes- - - .a-rt
= sa-,s.zys - lIay I'D SsEezter.
1a TX ey1stE 4 s4zzz sFs. - ta-s
seu.-6 zs1-sz4ss n 5azs ~ Dso-z-
lsrr-
se- = II srrza- 1Szs tsr1 D. sl=
ruzars & I.z-e1-1 sz-laz ~ 1.-l te-1zs-
nszz u IL ssa1-l5 My u AErzI *
ste41 q iiss saesas 1zg-z1zy N Marc.
q n5E Ez-5-
IaE.s sczafy q Czarzz- szs.aziaE
OF ~ Fe-r1a 1l1azsF = Elaz llszzal
y 1as E-ud Eol3zy a. Fesruz-F-
Il lt= e5saiyof E5ls. ssz.nuiaE oa
tise ssres1 M811zF = NzHta lzsl4az1 "
lhe Ers1 1ssnEzgla F=oEszTy-
n tl.s rgGz-y &C Dsaz AaA- aeZin-
mag q 1is Ers1 Eoz1zEil Mr. Iz-
stzz1 f sEle Ersl Ngz1zE IN FrtrazrE-
Iuthe eogu.y q Sl=r-z. beginning o.
tie EozE1h 1lgD1zF Of 54zTrz iasleai
q 1sse zaird M01zzy II Nara
n ne rouniE q 5-zaz- Asgin1izg Oa
the lh-E1 GOa1zy Il Al IEsIaz4 -
lsae szrzs6 1lgnazy IN April
S- = Afle- Ias spmg Isc tn.
Al tsru4s Of c0u-1 Ia 1hs cszn1E-s Vi
Lz1o1in, Cave Ez5E. D8zz z11
Grzzr- slllzll remain Is Exsi By 1ls Ian
x zszL
latte eo-u.y q CsEzL. On re zla
IazizY IL Eszrch zzl 1zs = Es16zg
IL Oeioaer
i tha sountT e Sz1 7zIEazi- O fhe
se-gn1 Eoz1zg an Arzl and N0Fs@
bzz
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-25

49, ~ho Is se-eCtv-1ve- s-11-es
E1ez- Al = Is z1-iee1ble II r1zi-cg
t.e r~-~gzal r-esszD of Lsa-le1 v-eezlT
rz1=z tia TIE szze fsul1 ffroz1 =
ca s-oEer's pat q y-eEl = a--e-zd
--zDz- E1y m q rrazz1e1-c n
Efe- Then Ezzy F-stEzzI died "a
sto-v q he- f1E1uez fnr cirzrcttes
rs rc-ez-e1- ard Z s1esls1 E--1V
Ar-e-zza "a ters- bzt Ezss E-nzf-I
E7zs - E-ll-e 1-ezg -zG--z1 l-1zs
Il rEs i-z1lre-1e- n the rzEe of tae
uen perazps tAe izs-rig- g-zlity =
t-l-r 1l--zzs ard the E-u---zz--y Il t.
Iz-z 20 The c1z1zezs E1r zc-rzrt fer
IL a-e..Eelee Ei..a The ei-are..e-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-25
oyEER THINGS IN TDss.
So Wosz z-d Air Ae= sz-zaxesy u
.so-zzerz ETe[

So Wooz zzd Air Ak s<-zzxely 70
Eo-zkzr7 ETss
Ih=e are sU-e queer t1snrs down
h=e- wits Tens eo-respu1feut of
fhe Fulru1 D@-Oc-z.- For instance.
E5E hese uo0d Fou czn get vii burn
on while voz are -zing the d0zgh
f1- Tuzr biscuI-zA Tnere has not been
= Ezh1 II tlIree uuzths when one
uee1e1 znV eoTe-Irx- Al glOTss-
s80@ and cher lezthe-u z-1icles vzill
soon EiId=E and Dc ruined Z neg
lsss1e1- One eznn0e keep bresd and
ezkz N TN boxes zs theT VIII tins
S7ol 4 = dzy- L Is the Ezzsae-Eo--l-
ans rz-zdise- OrE-E 10 the Eue hEezeh-
1E gzzlitses of Tern artisan water
ard lem sine S-z-us and en-
rsl0pes s-iek fo'geeher N the rnas. e.
ssPs-z1ing Ezzhi11 II s7i1e Of every
prezzzi1z- A daily hath Is MT Iux-
~ bzt = nezessi-v- 01e living here
el Ezsle-s-zz1 vz.y the z1ezsnt Pun
peZ= slezt - Uue1 tize II their
hz-Ez- I-lz s11s hezs + Izze z blzst
fEEUz h0s Ezrz-zzz- L VII hLzs.er The
zE1de- 6ssh On Cze 'sskh0zl1z-s n 3
zzlzEzs- zn1 yEt 01e ez1 wall uru-k O.
drive N tbs Ezslzne With ir-T---f.r
zz-1-z dzZEs- q E-zsz-u-e- and with fzr
EesS Gzse1zzs1rt than II the sinner
sZ1s1z1e g The l1--h- E1z nay take
= sev-e eol5- and ~ 6zy Z E gone
T-= zz-z-.zs s.s-E-z r-z-.TT II v--5zEr n =
azE- G1e nay get his feet v-gr- CT mzy
be tEz1-UzE1y G-enehesa II : rain With
m 81 g. Go. =. h. E..r.--
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-25
Thirty DOLLERs 4 SEAT.


TheEr Ar1ars Pay.
PlzvEOers EroEl ~ the priee q sezts
II he thezter TO-DAY. but Let then rad
Ehzs was ehz--ed n Pniladelphiz *
one tine as tod IN the interesting new
volume II seare rer-iniscenee- shake
spares Heroznes oz the stare and
tbe1 -es1 e0uteaL Ine story Is tod IN
these words IN the bOok=
IN I-rs- a. Annapolis The Mer-
eaa1t q Ee1iee' vas p-odueed By the
View Ame-iezn compznv. with Nrz- o.
bor1e- The hszvy trzgecT ae-ress- IS
.he hsrUine- The curtain rang I'D AZ
SIX n n the new p-aEhO1se- Gen
tenn -ho desired 20 pay Ont five
shz1Einrs sat pe-f1-ee. IN fne- pit O.
uV1er bozes. -kose Eh0 co1ld zfzCrd
seven shzlli--s EE7ense chose the more
1zshi11zble l0Eer boxes S07e Of
the cheaper seats were not easy CT
aceess- L ne uzy judge b. this adver-
tlsszeut N the paper Of the day. Up
pr bOzes are now preparing the PAS
sage 20 which mn<- Be from the stage
L Is therefore. ho7ed suc5 gentlemen
and ladies' As choose 70 fx On these
sez-s VII c0De before the Play begins.
zs L IS not possible they can Be ad-
rit.ed after the curtain Is drawn up
As f1rthe eost Of gong 70 the the1ter
IN the SeE YORK playhouse a. thistiue.
that ran lower gallery seats there sold
for TWO sEIli1gs each pit SEATS for
fUur ShslliuuS- and the buveS- ef vrhlssi.
there Were ten for I've shillings Tkess
prlces- however. were apparently very
Moderate whether they were i1EeT
YC-z sh5Tlings OF sterling slIiIinEsl
compared with the prices Il -he PhIla-
deluhiz theater In I7s0. when fifteen
dollars vzs charged for the admission
q q child twenty dollars fof q gallery
SKI thirty dollars f1r admission to the
pit and f0rrT dollars fo- q box: but
these E-ter prices. L nay be added,
were N e1utinentzl money
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-25
JERSEY crTrs caARoN.

Esr-zsz T0z 0Esz @'The Cap E7d- LIKE TIE
SSE1 Boaz@z- Gs@ Tszr 0solzs First
Tze sao--ss. os Al fs-rses- and one tE-e
a-s5zzry EeE Yorker OILY stzzbles
zc-uss ts-rszgh zoze untOEzrls elirczm-
s-szz- 4 thzs Fl -The Can. bssEcea
C1-znzzzpaz and jersey CITY, szvs the
EsZ Eo-E He-zI1
Go % CgwD1rzw and tAsa ask
s1e 0ze h1E to get t0JezzT CTtT, zzd
z1e ez1ees are tLz1 yo1 E-sll te tali 10
re1u-z 20 EeE Y0-k zz1 tzEe ancthe=
f=rT- Bus Z y1zr izff1-zzEz b train
@- pzrtzzzlzrsE a LehiEh Valley nazs
Il VII tel IA 70 Eisk r0- LIE bv
e-1szz1z TIE trzEE q a c-ez- rzz-ozd
sTz12 rzZZi-- tro Eun6-e1 yz-Ss
ard Ez5i1- the shr1es1 cf ferries.
There y1z VII sH5 : grez- vide r1vE-
hcz-- : sazez. Sz-ed Eza zz1 zbout
EErT yards a Uzb-izred zzte-- Ire
E-e : tE0 czzS Ee C Tie salez1
Ezzsze cuZlee7s L besEe he leaves the
C1zzEzi-1T ssze- lie does III ron. he
sez-zz and Fl-uzells The bozz Es1h 81
gze CIR f-uzn the s.e-n- S0zeezzes he
sz-s tleF ezEs N o1e pa&Ee
Er@z -ez1 aE-z-e- q the Penn
sTIzz-lz ---czz Is - u---z.--.l. zzz al
EEzzze es--cra1i11- S.1ze me zg0 Z
zzs E-u1ased ID h-i1re the E=p The
P@sTlEzzsa o55eesed- BIT fo- that
wers E-z-1zs OeezuztiGn rRe-
So 78E le sEezEs by TIE EswsyI-
vzzEz ard ss rae Lehizh valley. f- the
eErzaFeS e he Izs- Rid -zslru16
EzEe : E1r--T 0s their 0EL
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-25
PLENTY or HORSE DocToRs-
lie 0zhzr Prufessfcas, That CT Vsse-zazrT
Sz-=z-y Is OEzrr-1Edsd-


= 7 don't care % s-u5y lar; they're
ta0 many II the precision naw.- ron
czzen kezr f1zks -ana-ke5 law
yer 10 Phlsadeiphiz. Cal feDo-te--
Ire szze ting Is sid z-i1h refere7ce
. -1s5iezns. z16- Il fzcz- al the pro-
fess51zs- That the statement Is not
Ezt1Czs tJzlLzt5o1 rzs s-1oE1 the
Ozher day by an incident On Eig.sta
s-rec- 4 czEage ho-se hal fzlle1 -
tEe zr0z1d as the resul- q TIE O1p-es-
ssTe hez- n lezS tha7 IRE Eizz.e2
there were cent q me veterinary s-r-
Feo1s q the scene. e1za Of sham rre-
szriaSz- Czz-e-ent reze1izs - reszsEl-
TIE tlss sericz-ea seed ! great crowd
hzd rzzasrez z-oz1d and TIE exzz-S-d
6zzE1--he ezsdeEtly vzZaed Ire hO-se
Ey kzrAEv-rez1zrEe1s Vel. who
wazI6 have tsezieVed thai souzuy h1rss
dsc.0-s could Be szzEc1ed N 50 short
: tsnez L hzs oksez bee1 stated thzt
there ere feEer F-7ezztlOae-S n his
Ss-oEezzs1a TN 4 azy 01he-. bz- The
EuEi5su1 / reEer = EE1zld sen TO zlzzlk-
le1-e he zsze-taa =
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-25

Hrtu1 ~ > zzEa
L = ~ c-Mzz tz-E q e-zh %
Aa@s = Lzz5cz fE slz1st AR
r<zz- r-57ssez - Ez7e zzFt-L-- 70
sad Ezt Erz1z Ne
L. 1sz San Frz15eo F1sz r.
r1--e-- -Iz-e IS zZso 8 rs-af r-sr and
. Ez Ev - - zso1- IL So
rzE 49, -zz--- s1 Es--l 81 --lz-z
~ sale q ss-e zliEz ~-11s-T- lf
eW-e - E=- zli1E I lz4 - - rs
70 - e s- EE- Z ~ --e
1E- LEZ- EEEz lz.zEEs elZ-E-eal-
I ZrzT sail Tsezslems1- I have Mn
H pru1e-1T % seL IfTO1 nan b1si-
E=s ard Uz-- ID hzy sszd ~ eEperz
OF % ezEse IL p-Uqer-T z1d Ezle
! repo-z o. h EOa vi H0E then
Ez- Foz zre b1TEE
"A e@rzEF Wzz O-Eznizs1 An e1-
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the reasons his family had for hating
Stambuloff. He asserted his belief that
his brother is innocent of the crime of
which he Is accused, while the reporter
found it difficult to believe the story he
told. This is what he said
MY brother, like great many other
Macedonians living in Sofia, was close
friend of Major Panitza, who had taken
up the demands of Macedonia, whose
rights were and still are overlooked in
spite of the treaty of Berlin, 1t was
simply friendship, however such as
bound my brother, for instance, to M,
Petkoff, Mayor of Sofia and Stambu-
lofts friend
when the Panitza plot broke out,
ending in the condemnation and execu-
ton of the conspirator, my brother was
studying here at the Liege University.
He had been noticed by the Prince Of
Battenberg, and had been sent by him
to finish his education in Belgium, with
money from his private purse, He
~ cihApSu nm DldtN 90 tNulDlltul Oll-
Ger in the Bulgarian army on his re-
turn. After the discovery of the plot
many persons were arrested at Sofia
By Stambuloffs order all those who in
any way had been connected with
Panitza were included. Among them
the tyrant arrested my youngest
brother, Dentcho, only II years old,
who had just come from Macedonia to
finish his studies at the Sofia high
school.
"Stambuloff, 1t appears, believed that
the Bulgarians living at Liege were in
constant correspondence with Panitza
For six long months he subjected the
little fellow to torture that cannot be
imagined, in trying to draw from him
the admission that Naoum, my older
brother, was connected with the plot
The boy knew nothing; Stambuloff
could get nothing out Of him; he had
exercised his ingenuity, however, in
multiplying the most dreadful tortures,
till one day in his presence the execu-
TONERS in his pay tore out the nails
from the hands and feet Of the poor
martyr, and made him endure still
more barbarous acts.
"The boy, who behaved like hero to
the very end-we found out all the de-
tails when the tyrant was overthrow
and we have proofs of all I tell you
refused steadfastly to accuse NaOum
At last, exasperated, he spat in STAN
buloffs face, crying out, 'Tyrant, de-
spise thee; thou shalt know nothing
That decided his fate. Stambuloff had
kerosene poured over him and he was
burned alive.
"Stambuloffs accusation when he
was dying is explained as follows: He
must have felt remorse for the afro
cious death Of Dentcho, if he had any
human feeling left. Knowing that his
life was in constant danger, he probably
believed that my family wished to
avenge the martyr, Consequently, as
he hardly preserved his senses after the
crime, he must have named my older
brother as one of the probable assas-
sins"