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Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30


iul mine operators in the Carpen-
ter district, was in town the early
part Of the week.
The latest reports from Mrs. G..
b. Rogers. who is being treated
for cancer in San Francisco, is that
she is very poorly and has no hopes
Of recovery.
The Hillsboro Social Club had
its first meeting last Saturday even
ing and proved decided success.
An excellent musical programme
was rendered.
Geo. Harman, the good looking
as we'll as most congenial general
agent OF the firm OF II. Il. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, Ills, struck town
sdnesdsy evening.
Court officials Judge F. W. Par
ker, District Attorney r. P. Bar
nes, stenographsr Il. B. Holt and
clerk of the court, James p Mitch-
ell came in Sunday evening.
The rain and snow storm this
week, which seemed to be general,
will greatly add to the water sup
ply OF this country. Two feet ol
snow is reported on the main
range.
Judge W. P. Kiel and w. G.
McCadden came up from Lake
Valley Wednesday. Mr.. McCad-
den is working the Virginia mine
the property Of Mr.. kiel. under
lease and bond.
Frank c. Curtis, representa-
tive OF the Southwestern Savings,
Loan l. Building Association
with headquarters at East Las We.
gas, n NJ, has been doing th'
town in the interest OF his com
psny.
President McKinley's Thanks
giving turkey came from New Jer
ssy the home Of the trusts. Th'
turkeys that appeased the appe
tiles of the Hill lsboroites cam
from John Opgenorth's ranch O
the Abimas.
THE ADVOCATE is informed ths
a new club has been organized !
Hillsboro. II 10 said to be a &C
cret orga nization known as the II
dependent order Vt Simple Simon
} What the object OF the society
We have not yet learned.
NJ. e. CHURcn.--Sunday, Dec. 2nt
; Preaching by the pastor at II 4. NJ. az
> 7:30p. NJ Morning theme: How v
Came to Know Christ" Evening topi
Some Young Men with Me IN u
I Johnstown Flood F" Sunday School
3p. NJ. Epworth League ats 80 p.
All are earnestly invited TO attend
these services. II. Il. PARKER, pastor.
/, Chas. r Roedelberger, and oil
time miner and prospector OF 8
! ezra county, sfter An absence
six years in Arizons, Nevad
Utah and Colorado, returned
Hillsboro yesterday. He h'
come back TO spend the winter
!. sunny New Mexico.
: Judge Parker opened cou
9 Monday and it was not until Tue
, day that court business commen
ed. Up to last evening nothiI
} but civil cases had come befo
s the court. There 10 a fair stten
= ance and quito lengthy docket
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30

sAoAosy pAAu IA SNs
Sierra County Docket, Novem-
Der Term 1900.
CRIMINAL.
Territory OF New Mexico, ".
William McNewss and James r.
Gillilsnd. Killing a steer.
Territory Of New Mexico, vs.
William McNew. William F. Gill
liland. james Gilllland and George
Gilliland. Larceny Of calf.
Territory Of New Mexico. vs.
Defendant not arrested. Brand
ing in brand other. than that OF
owner.
Territory OF New Mexico VA. De-
fendant not arrested. Branding
In brand other than that OF owner.
Territory Of New Mexico. W. De-
fendart not arrested. Branding
in brand other than thas Of owner
Territory OF New Mexico, vs. De-
fendant not arrested. Branding
In brand other than that Of owner.
Territory OF New Mexico, ~.
Defendant NOT arrested. Larceny
OF neat cattle.
Territory OF New Mexico, ". De-
fendant not arrested. IAarceny oi
neat cattle.
Territory of New Mexico. " De-
ieudsnt not arrested. Larceny OF
neat cattle.
Territory Of New Mexico, "
Defendant not arrested Larceny
Of neat cattle.
Territory Of New Mexico, Va. De
fendsnt not arrested. Larceny o
| neat cattle.
Territory Of New Mexico, vs. De
fendant not arrested. Branding II
brand other than that'of ownes.
Territory OF New Mexico, vs. DE
fsndant not arrested. Branding i
brand other than that OF owner.
Territory OF New Mexico. VI
Defendant not arrested. Larcen
| OF neat cattle.
Territory OF New Mexico, VI
Emil Longbottom. Lsrceny {
neat cattle.
Territory Of New MEXICO, VI
Emil Longbottom. Branding !
brand other than that OF owner.
Territory Of Now Mexico v
John MoCutchen. Criminal col
tempt.
Territory OF New Mexico. '
Emil Longbottom. Branding !
brand other than that OF owner.
Territory OF New Mexico. '
Emil Lopgbottom. Larceny
J neat cattle.
J Territory OF New Mexico. ". y
car Bryant. Assault with . dea
~ weapon.
Territory Of New Mexico. W. q
. oar Bryant Drawing q dead
weapon.
i Territory Of New Mexico.
Sarah ]. Orchard. Drawing, Hot
,shing and disoharging . dead
weapon. Defendant not arreste
Territory OF New Msxico, 70. l
:, fendaut not arrested. Assault vi
o intent to kill.
: Territory Of New Mexico,
: Defendant not arrested. nc
n feance in Office.
; Territory OF New Mexico
!, Defendant not arrested. Drawi
| q deadly weapon and assault bel
n armed with q deadly weapon.
I, Territory Of New Mexico, :
}, Defendant not arrested. Drawn
deadly weapon.
Territory OF New Mexico.
n Defendant not arrested. NJ
: ieanoe 10 Office.
X Territory OF New Mexioo.
Defendant not arrested. Unls
) fully discharging deadly weap
within limits Of settlement
J. Territory of New Mexico.
;, Defendant not arrested. Lsro'
a. of horse.
Territory Of Now Mexico
re- Defendant not arrested. Vile DO
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAk NE w D
Additional local on page 2.
J. W. Reid, OK Silver City, 10 in
town.
Frank Calhoun is doing the
town.
Everybody is in town this week.
Even "Dogie."
uncls bud Richardson is at
tending court
Christmas Gifts at the Post Oifi'
ce Drug Store.
Alex. Maxwell, OF Palomas, Is
attending court.
County Treasurer-eleot Piem-
mons is in town.
T. N. Steele, the toll-keeper, WAS
in town on Monday.
Art Medallion Picture ct the
Post Office Drug Store.
John Caine, OF Kingston, visited
the metropolis this week.
Eugene Var Patten. OF Silver
City, was in town this week.
T.. G.. Morris. of Camp Oohoo,
was attending court this week.
G. M. Tomlnson is sole agent for the
celebrated Kentucky Comfort Whlskey
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Yaple
came down from Grafton Wednes-
day.
A. G. Kennedy returned from a
business trip in Arizous Wed nes'
day.
T. A. Robinson and Col. J. p
Parker came down from kingstoI
on Monday.
Sierra county's next probate
Judge, Procopio Torres. came il
yesterday.
Bob Cassidy, who came down I.
see the sights, got swiped as
grand juror.
--~Tksnksgivfra services we're hel'
in the NJ. e. Church Wednesds.
evening.
Robt. Boulwnre, one OF Silve
City's popular liverymsn. came il
on Sundays coach.
j. B. Gillispie, representa-
Brown, Manzanares & Co., cam
in Monday evening.
j. L. Keogh. Simmons and Cos
popular drummer, was in town to
early part Of this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kean an
Frank DAVIS came down frol
Chloride early this week.
The Il. G. Church concert, hel
in GALES hall last night was We
attended and enjoyed by all.
e. s. Edwards of Santa Rita, !
NJ, and j. }. Wright, Of Kansi
City, are registered at the Unio'
w. J. Borland and +. M. Bo
jorquez came in ont OF the saI
bfush this week to see the sight
Chlorides most efficient and pol
ular lawyer aud mining prmoser
serving his county ss grand Jur
man.
a. l.. Hodge. one Of Grant cou
ty's biggest and popular stockme
arrived here Sunday. He 10 q
tending court
Miss Jessie Jackson, OF Saftor
and quite we'll known here. died
her home there about two wee
ago from consumption.
Silas Alexander, one OF Socc
ro's best and well-known lawye
has business 5s.oro re court. J
came in Monday night.
N. B. Daniels, who has Sol
very valuable mines in the ca
penter district, came down fre
Kiugston early this week.
T. 8. HeHiu came in from Sil'
City Tuesday. He is looking a
or the interests OF his clients
the present term OF court.
Jas. 8. Fielder, the councilm
elect for the counties Of Grant a
Don Ana, arrived here Wednesd
evening on legal business befo
the court.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30

They have come to open up some
rich mineral tina: they had pre-
viously sxhum ed.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30

Defendant not arrested. Discharg-
ing . desdly weapcn..within limi.'
Of I settlement uulawinlly,
CIVIL.
3. NJ. Ashsnfelter, Va. Edwin L.
Foster, Receiver. Bill to cancel
claim OF lien.
c. B. Bosworth, Va. Leroy o.
Morris, Lsmuel O. Morris. Edwin
Walters and William J.s Knepp,
OWL.
Morris M. Freed, W. Alexander
Maxwell. Civil.
Robert Martin. Va. Alice W
Mills, Admiuistratrix OF the estate
Of Wilson Waddingham, deceased.
Civil.
Peter NJ arch. W. Gabriel Seres
snes and Isabel Chavez. Civil.
job n B. Mcpherson. vs. Gabriel
Chavez, Benito Chavez, Jose: An
tonic Bareas, jose villa. Severe
Gallegos. Pedro Chavez, Julio Her
ezra, Fecinderio Tafoya. Abeline
Pals and Jenaro Oh haveE. lniunc
tlon.
William P. Kiel, Va. Rachel E
Kiel. Divorce.
II. A. Kinesbury OF Grafton hs'
spent the week in this city await
| ing the conclusion Of importsn
business transactions. g. L
Brown 10 on the sick list today
suffsr,ng from tho effrcts OF bat
oold, butimproving. Nothing les
enduring than 40 iron constitution
would stand tho work and expos
ure that Mr.. Brown has undergon
Of iate. he expects to start TO
tue Black Range in q day or tw'
for a weeks absence ;. &C. HAxle
tine, OF Boston. who represents
largo amount Of capital, arrived i
town this morning. Mr.. Haze
tine visited 6ocorro about 81
months ago and seemed please
with What he saw here. He wi
leave tomorrow or next day to loo
after his mining interests IN tn
Black Range. Col. Il. q. Maci
/. en- OF New York City aud Frankli
I Farrell Of Connecticut returned
Socorro Wednesday from week
trip over the line OF the propose
. extension Of the Magdalena brancl
They remained in the CITY Thur
j. day and started east yesterds
!. morning. .-Sooorro Chieftain.
Sierra County advocate., 1900-11-30
SS&xzM<4y
CANDIES. .....
AT the Post Office ......'
RED HOT FROM THE GUN

RED HOT FROM THE GUN
wss .hc hall that hit q. b.
steadman, Of Newark, Mich. 10
In the Civil War. II Oaused hor
ribIs Ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Then Buck
Iep's Arnica Sslve cured him
Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burps, Boils,
Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptions
Beat Pile cure on earth. 25cts.
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold b,
@. @. Miller, Druggist.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS.

Washington. Nov. I2.-The compare
tive statement Of estimates and appro-
priatiors for the navy Tor the fiscal
years Of 1901 and 1902. shows that the
total appropriations for the year 1891
were So, 100. 9l6. and the total estimates
for 1902 are Ss7.17e,63l.
The principal items in the estimates
for 1862 are as follows. Pay Tor the
navy. sI5.1a5. 6S4; bureau of ordnance,
So. col .45e; bureau Of equipment. $i.ie4
SEE public works, yards and docks,
ST. 302 $40: public works at naval acad-
envy. 5000 000: supplies and accounts,
S4s43.S49: construction and repairs, S.
ono, s24; steam engineering. s3,U2. 200:
marine corps. $2.9ls,520: increase OF the
navy. S2l.772. 9l7: armor and armament,
$4,000, GOO: equipment. $4,000: emer-
gency fund. $500, 600.
Among the new items estimated for
are: New naval magazine near Boston,
$500. 900. saw mill at Boston navy yard,
500 600
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

The following star service change in
Maine is announced:
Route 1898 South ~tandlsh to Sacc
Eiver Station q. ~ From NOV. L.
1854. increase - Is times Il week be
tween Vest Buxton anl Saco River
Station tn. ol 2 miles.
Route 1864 Islesford IA Sea- Harhor.
frau Juna ] tD sept. sh Leave Isles
fntd daily except Snday at \ a M-.
arrive at S.a. Harbo- by 1880 a NJ.
Leave sal Ha~bor daily except sun
lay. yr arrival of mail trar Tar Har-
lor. lul tut later than 1-.@4 n MI Ar-
r,ve ISl-sEora p - hours. r. IN oct
] ta May 81, leave ISIesford Tues day.
Thursday and Saturday d; : A. NJ: ar-
rive sea- Harbor BY 1876 a NJ. Leave
Seal Harbor Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday cn arrival ~ RAIL from Bar
Harbor. but hot later than l--aQ u. nj
Arrive in - hours
Route 1864 Rogue Bl.H to Naehias.
Leave Rogue Bluff daily except sun
day at =. Nj. arrive Machias ny 1
P VI. Leave Machjas daily except
SUNDAY On arrival ot mail train from
the West. but Hat later than 1890 T. NJ.
AL ih+ Fstlt4Af- lF4tAlA al -itI4 -
Route 1870. Egypt u North Hancock.
Leave Egypt daily except sunday at
SIS 4. N. arrive North Hancock By
90 \. II. Leave North Hancock daily
e1cep- sunday az $ A. III. arrive at
Egypt BY S.35 a. NJ.
The following star service has haen
continued:
Route 1926. Chicopee ID Gorhanl-
From Nov :. 1900. Chicopee and West
Gorham discontinued and superseded
by II. T u.
Route 1899. Pressure IsIa 10 Maysville
Center. From Nov -, 1900. Maysville
Center discontinued and superseded by
n +. y.
Route 1895 Lyndon ia Caribou. From
NOV. 10. 1900 Lyndon discontinued and
superseded by r. + d.
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DEAD NUMBERS "a.
Two More Bodies Recovered from Lost
steamer-Wreckage Washing Ashore.

Halifax. n $, Nov. 1.-Two more
bodies from the Monticello have been
found at Chebogue Point, Purser L. r.
II Hilton and Baggagemaster Wilson.
The body found at Pinkney's Point and
supposed, yesterday. to be Capt Hard
ins's, was First Officer NeHelis.
Capt Harding's body has not vet
beer found. AS far as can be ascer-
tanned the total number OF liveSslost is
-. Another victim whose name was
not before published il Samuel Surette
q Yarmouth. who leaves a wife and
family.
Arrangements for the funerals are
now being made and they viii proba bly,
be held. tomorrow.
Furniture. cushions pieces Of frame
work, shingles. pieces Of poles for the
Nova Scotia Central Railroad. packing
cases of various kinds Of goods Sour
sacks. meal oil and alcohol, barrels,
boots. tallow butter, wax candles.
dishes and miscellaneous articles COM
posing her cargo and fittings We're cast
up On the beach ;nd no small quantity
looted by the crowd that secured the
shore
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No ARGUMENT NEEDED.
Every Sufferer from Catar-h KNOWS
that SalveS, Lotions. Washes. Sprays
and Dpuchas 81 not Cure.


Powders. lotions, saiveS, sprays and
inhalers cannot really cure Catarlh.
because this disease j. a blood disease.
ard local applications. IL they accom-
p!iSh anything a; all simply give
transient relief
The catarrhal poison IL III the blood
and the mucous membrane 1t: the nose.
throat and traCllea tries - relieve he
system by secreLns large quantities
or mucus. the discharge sometimes
closing up the nostrils. dropping into
the throat. causing deafness by closing
! the EusJachian tubes. and after Z time
causing catarrh 81 stomach or serious
throat and lung troubles
A remedy II really cure catarrh must
be an internal remedy which will
cleanse the blood from catarrhal poison
and remove the fever and congestion
from the mucous membrane
The best and most modern remedies
for this purpose ara aEtisep,ics scien-
tifically known az Eucalyptol. Guaia-
col. Sanguinaria ana Hydras:In. ana
while each Of these have been success
fully used separately. Vet il has been
difficult II Get them an combined il
! one palatable, convenient ana efficient
:orm-
\ The manufacturers Of the new ca-
tarrh cure Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
| have succeeded admirably il accom-
| plishing this result. They are large
| Pheasant tasting lozengts. To be dis
solved in the mouth. thus reaching
every part OF the mucous membrane
, az the throat and finally the stomach.
| Unlike many catarrh remedies. STU
/ arts CatarTh Tablets contain no CO.
caine. opiate or any injurious drug
| whatever and are equally beneficial
| for little children ana adults.
! Mr.. c. L. Rembrandt, Of Rochester.
n y. says: II know Of few people
y no have suffered as much as l from
/ Catarrh Of the head. throat and s.oT1-
ach. used sprays. inhalers. and DOW
| ders for months al time with only
slight relief and had no hope az cure
| l had not the means TO make 4 change
az climate. which seemed my only
chance OF cure.
Last spring I read an account Of
some remarkable cures made by Stu
arts Cata-rh Tablets and promptly
| bought 4 fifty cent box from my drug
gist and obtained such positive benefit
from that one package that con-
tinued to use them daily until TOW
consider myself entirely free from the
disgusting annoyance Of catarrh; my
head Is clear. my digestion adj I could
ask ana ny hearing which hai berun
10 fail S a result Of the catarrh, has
greatly improved until ! feel can
hear az well as ever They are
household necessity IN my family"
stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists at 80 cents for complete
treatment ana for convenience. safety
and prompt results they are un53ubt-
edly the long looked for catarrh cure
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EXPOSITION CLOSED.
Very Little VIII BE Left Of Grand
Structures AZ Paris.

Paris. Nov 1.-THE great Exposition
Of 1909 closed today. with the evening
Illumination. There We're few visitors.
today. tickets lacking purchasers at q
sou each The work II removing the
exhibits viii begin At midnight.
No vestige viii be left Of the great
Exposition. except the immense not
houses on the north bank Il the Seine
and the art palaces The project Of the
Seine submitted 10 the municipal coun-
Gil. today. q scheme u demrlizh All the
buildings on the Champs g. Mars anG
Trocadero. The center cf The 81 unds
will be maintained III the form NJ gar
dens. while the wide Do~Ge- VIII De
sold FIR building lots Tor The erection
81 mansions ana hotels
The dosing days If the Exposition
have been marked 10y wholesale baiif
seizures Of the properties a numf'-I
81 concession holders ch.etlE resrRu-
rant keepers and PROJECTORS II sid
shows. Whr have failed IL meet theI.
financial Obligations
The Exposition authorities Cant~ac-
for the demolition q tn American Ia
vili0n provides for its disappearance
at an early period and Commissioner
General Peek has arrai gned with the
railroad company 10 provide f0r the
rapid transportation u HavYe OF the
national exhibits tor shipping on board
the United States auxiliary cruiser
Prairie. which is expected t0 arrive
there shortly.
All the fittings. etc. * American
constructions VIII b. sold Al auction aS
soon Is possible The American build
ings Of the machinery annex, at Vim
c=nnes. built owing "a the generosity OF
a few American exhibitors has been
sold with it power plant To Man
chester firm. All the members Of the
United States commission are working
hard ara hope their lab0rs viii be ter
minated by Dec. i. in ogdeC TO enab!a
them 70 spend Christmas in America
MIR. Peck Is 50 confident Of being abb
10 40 50 that he has engaged passag
for himself and family on the AmelI-
ran Line steamer II. LOUIS, which sails.
Dec =.
The closing II the Exposition was
celebrated in The Chamber OF Deputies
this afternoon. by the unanimous adop-
ton Of motion coagratulating the
organizers ana coIl2b1rators on Ks sue
cess.
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New York. Nov. L.
FLOUR Receipts, 49lS5 bols.. exports,
1855 b5ls.: sales. le.l51 pkcs-; marke; &C
tive in lobhinE 49, 4nd ned nTmef
with the rise in wheat.
VII EAT Receipts l9l--5 bushels; eX-
ports lp35>+ bushels sales. 5.SI3eg p8sA-
d. futures 16i pld bushels spot, spot mn
ND. rcd 81 HOLD. 4t1at. No- ? red; NJ.
elevator. NO. i Duluth sti- fob. aaoa'.
No hard Duluth. 81 fob aHoa;-
CGR%-Rere.prS. $3.50 business tx
ports 1851 Bushels. sales. l1l.fr b1sne-s
Futures. 54i.1 bushels spot spot mr.
10. . Is elevator and II fob aIioat.
OATS Eo-sir-s. l2S-S'l bushels export
2S4a tu-r-t~. spot :l-uer- No :. p No .,
-5l-; En. white, -. No. Y Waite. q,
track mixed Western. y -1-I, rack VIE
Western. = ass: track white state, re
as
EFEr-S-eady: cu- raea;s- quiet;
LAED-Fi-m. Western steamed $50
November closed S-.55 nominal; rehAed'
firm -
clear 21+h5all-tr. mess. Sl2-teG l5--a; -
BUTTE R-StT1rg. creamery. 81
factory 1915. June creamery, 4'g--'
state dairy. 1912.
E,GGS- Strong, state and Pennsylvania
-H011.
POTATOEs-Quiet.
SI-GAR-Eaw quiet. fair refining. 49,
centrifugal. -; refined, quie--
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Yarmouth. y. =. Nov. l3.-The bod
les OF victims Of the Monticello wreck
which have been identified are being
sent 10 their homes. Some We're sent
10 ST. John. today. The bodies Of Purs-
Fl Hilton and BagEagemas;cr Wilson
We're found. today Cap. Harding :
body j. one Of the number still missing.
Several more bodies are visible in the
surf. but the sea Is still too rough 70
secure them.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

Washington. NOV. 12.-Chief Justice Full
Ter. today announced the refusal of the
J nited States supreme court TO review
the proceedings ri the provisional court
established br GOV Gen. Davis in Puerto
Rico III The case of Jose Juan Vidal and
others hy which they were oustcd from,
he municipal offices Of the town OF
based Upon fh- ground that tEe court j.
ilot empowered to review the proceeding
81 military tribunal by certioraTi-
The United States supreme court viii
.akt1 u r.agss Nj 1 rortnigh. from next
luEllT.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Nov. I2.-The following
Maine pension changes. resulting from
the issue Of Oct -. 1900, are announc-
cd
Original. widows. etc, Lizzie ;. VIII
le.-. Newport. s.; special, OCT. 2. Sarah
Hubbard. Woolwich. ST..
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ing MS boat when the steamer parted
t<~echer Hopkins. Levi Nj ekerS0n Val
tar 1Gnrln- nam r. l1-i1 Ni-A-as. Fret
atit W tEl NaDerEl burg were standing Ou
-ns- raj Two others were =. the cap
-aiu'~ boat getting ~ READY Tor the others
tl rrt--. Az aSaniZrl scream, was audi
tt+ above tl- noise 40 .Er wind as -Ha
Monticello took n-r maj plunge TIE
rest j. practically 50 5Ilu. - Miss Snitt
She T+lne ~ f-rs none VI the cirlurnst 4ap--
~ nrr --SLu--
= C7oner's jury Z, Detroit. 8ltch-. olIn-
Gay. "N9aer4t-d Bernard Carroll Of De
t-yl.. Az b'4-3r fnr tAr death Hi Hid
M Hr5.n a. Ely C.-y who diei I4st Tues
Gay night. after ntluE knocked uu. I'LL tht
boC- WIKI Carroll before the Cadillac A
III The 1ury found tha- q Brien's death
Wa 4r accident
= -r.aE scandal laS been caused il .re
Creek navy ly the detection AZ the Off
eggs ci q w-r~hlp tiy:n DI-le ia the ar-
Ut landing smuggirt goods 5l u deserted
Daft pl Ilr4ta5. TIE port 1t Athens