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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14

Why the Amsterdam Tempest 5
sudden change of heart ON the court
house proposition? Selahl-Hume
Telephone
My dear brother, haven't YOU the
Welfare OF your county at heart
enough to want to see II new court
house? Why should grand old Bates
not have a building that we could
point to with pride? Why be so far
behind our sister counties? The pres
emit shack = at Butler is u disgrace
SO SO rich and prosperous county
Is ours Tire Tempest is but a babe.
but we came here To liveandwe want
10 progress, see our fellow-man and
soanty progress. A county seat
dght is the costliest and most I'M
profitable fight a county cau indulge
81. Let us profit by others expert
nee. We love peace and harmony.
enee our sudden change OF heart. -
We tlnk tie Telephone should ring.
of its present connections. call up
central and be connected on the wire
hat eads 10 peace. harmony ana
prog. eSsl0u.-Ihe Tempest
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
ONE QUALIFIED TO TESTIFY.

7 Vim E. Walton, president OF the
Missouri State Bank, writes an open
letter TO the voters of Bates county
in which he presents some very solid
facts and cogent reasons why the
present court house proposition
/ should be voted. Mr. Walton made
! the first complete set of abstract
books, setting forth the title toevery
tract of land and town lot i'll Bates
county In this connection lie says:
" hen [ began this work thirty
one wears ago, there were only five
thousand deeds aud mortgages on
record and but ten books in the
Recorders office. There has not
been working day during this 81
wears that or my assistants have
not worked on the abstract books,
hence am perfectly familiar with our
county records. The owners OF every
acre OF land as well as each town lot |
III Bates county are depending on
these records to prove ownership. |!
Think for moment what ii misfor-
tune il would be. should the 225
records In the Recorders office burn
ana thus destroy the only record OF
$4,000 deeds and mortgages. 1t
would stop the selling as also the
borrowing Of money on real estate,
for no owner could prove his title
There would be doubt and uncer-
tainty about titles and hundreds OF
law suits would follow.
Bates would be known as the coun- /
~ where the records burned and
land buyers and money lenders would f,
20 elsewhere. This condition would
continue for years, stopping immi- {
grafton and improvements, causing /
hull times and a decrease in the val /
lie of land from five to ten dollars an
lcre. This loss to our people would
aggregate to more than fifty times
he amount that is now asked to !
)ay for Il new court house Bates
.Ouuty contains five hundred and
eventy-siX thousand acres of land
With a population of thirty-two |
thousand. The court house tax I
would be only fifteen cents on each a
hundred dollars of assessed Valua- u
ion each year for three years. An 7
.verage so acre tract worth 81 500 a
'ould be assessed at 500. The II
curt house tax would be one dollar a
nd five cents each year or "a total of Il
hree dollars and fifteen cents for the L
hree years Oh 50 acres The owner
/ bank stock, merchandise, and
ther personal property would pay
/ proportion to the above. Then
here are the records of the county
Durt, circuit court, probate court.
ounty treasurer and sheriff. either
which ii destroyed would be of
reat damage to the property own
s OF the county. 1t is true econ /
my for a large rich county like
ates to own a court house-stop
aging rent and lessen the risk of
tvIng It's county records destroyed
= fire. "
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
Reported Without Comment.

Jefferson City, Mo. Feb 81 bin
house i,iiI 2f:}. u especial Interest 10
bankers. reducing I r. rate uf legal
interest from : 70 s per cent. was ra
ported 10 the house today from tina
Committee on judiciary without re-
Communication.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Ne are authorized TO announce
". f. HEMSTREET,
sS candidate Justice Of the Peace of Mt
Pleasant township, subject 10 the primary to
D. held on saturday, February. &c. 1901
wear authorized TO announce
h. +. JETER,
~ a candidate for Justice of the Pence of Mt
Pleasant township, subject TO the action of the
democratic primary.
Ne are authorized to announce
ID. V. BROWN,
"a q candidate for Justice of the Peace of Mt
Pleasant township, subiec to the primary to
Do heIdSaturtlav, February 10 1901
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
sheriff sale.

ny virtue and authority Of a special execU-
s.ea fJr delinquent taxes, issued from the ofiee
Of the clerk Ot the circuit court of Bates Co.
NO, TetErnable AZ the February term, 1871.
Of said coart. Ia me directed in favor of A L
owen. eN-ofIicgo collector Of the revenue o.
bates county, ami against ". .. Jarvis. J
pave levied and Seized npon all the right title,
interest and claim OF said defendant y -
Jarvis, in sud 10 the following described
real estate situated in Bates county. Missouri
to-wit-
The northeast quarter and lot six 80 all il
section 5h}EtN-HFe t-73. township thirty nine
49, o. range thirty-one t5ll, l win On
Wednesday, y srch L. Iaa9,
between tise hog2-s % uIze u clock IN the fore
noon and I've 'ciocS IA Ihe Afternoon Of that
dag. - EEt east front door OF th. court hoy,se
iE the city Of Butter, Bates county. Missouri
SELF the same or 80 much thereof as NAV be- Re-
re+. srsa st public ye1oUe. Is Ehe highest bidder
for cash. = satisfy sal1 execution and costs
< G. MCDD,
-e-4E sheriff of Bates County, 20
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
Death for hittnappers.

Jefferson City, Feb. 1.-THE sen.
ate passed Martins bin providing
the death penalty as punishment fol
kidnapping; u similar BID has passed
{ he house.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14

Congressman A. u. Shaw. g; Water
toEp, New York, lormerlycommand-
er-in-ehief, OF the Grand Array Of the
Republic, was found Head SUNDAY
morning in his room at the Riggs
hoage Washington City. Death wa~
aue t aQpopleXS.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14

Bates lays claim TO being one oil
| the largest. most enterprising and
intelligent counties in Missouri, but
when it comes to making public i'm
provements of a substantial charac-
ter, she fails to prove worthy OF the
many good qualities claimed 10y her
people The people of that coun-
ty have been wrestling with the prop
osition to build "A new court house.
and certainly no county in Missouri
needs a new court house more than
| Bates county 1t is large and
wealthy county, and the people are
now higgIing over the building of a
| 500. 900 court house. Andrew roun-
tv-in what is known as the Platte
purchases less than half as large
as Bates, and with less than one
third its wealth. has recently built q
SGT. 900 court house. and new Jail,
and Warrensburg and Clinton have
built new court houses. The people
of Bates will have to move along
lively if they expect TO keep up with
the procession OF the enterpI Using
counties oI the state.-Clinton Dem
Ocrat.
The question is: shall we build a
court house. which is needed, or con
tinua to pay rent? Unquestionably
ii is better to build. The argument
q rainst b2i!;lia@ comes mainly from
rhe south part III the county and *
in the nature ri business rivalry be
tween Batter and Rich Hill. This
should not influence the voters at
large anI se DO not believe that it
will when it comes voting time ].
is simply Il business proposition and
should b looked at in an unpreiu
Heed manner. If this is done "A new
house will be built and the county
spared the expense OF paying rent
The old building has been condemn
ID as unsafe by competent authority
and this is sufficient reason for not
Using it.-Adrian Journal
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ASSESSOR.

ASSESSOR.
Sc ara authorized TO announce
ID. l.. EDRISGTON,
e. a candidate for Assessor of MI. Pleasan
Township, subject 20 the primary 10 be heid Oh
saturday, February IL, 1901.
We are authorized TO announce
j. y. HOLLOWAY,
asa candidate for Assessor of Mt. Pleasant
Township, subject to the primary 10 be he'll on
Saturday, February 10, 1901.
Heare authorized to aonounce
J. Y WHITsITf,
a. candidate for assessor of Mt. Pleasant
township, subject 10 he action Of the demo-
cratic primary
COLLECTOR.
Re are authorlz ri to announce
j. A. TRIHBLE,
as candidate for Collector OF Mt. Pleasant
Town hip, subject to the primary TO be held on
Saturday, February IL, 1891.
We are authorized o announce
4. y. RAFTER,
a. q candidate for Collector Of Nj. Pleasant
township, subject 20 the primary to be beId on
Saturday, February 10, 1901.
We are authorized 70 announce
WALTER :. ARNOLD,
rs candidate for Collector of Mt. Pleasant
cratic primaries to be held February 10, 1901.
We are authorized to announce
J 8 wARNOCK,
as a candidate for Collector of Mt. Pleasant
Township, subject to the action OF the demo
cratic primarf 10 be held saturday, February
18th, 1901.
We are authorized TO announce
W. f. WELLS,
IA a candidate for Collector OF vt. Pleasant
Township, subject TO the action of the demo-
sratie primary to be held Saturday, February
18TH 1901.
CONSTABLE.
Ne are authorized to announce
HENRY GOODWIN
ze candidate for Constable of Mt. Pleasant
Township, subject to democratic primary 10 be
acid on February ii, 1901.
We are authorized to announce
j. II. HARPER,
NJ o candidate for constable of Mt. Pleasant |
s5vDship, subject 10 the action OF the demo- |
era tic party. |
We are authorized to announce
ID. ID. MCCAIN,
~ candidate for Constable of Mt Pleasant |
township, subject 10 the action Oft the democrat
b primary TO be held saturday February 10th.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-02-14

CLERK Of the County Court of Bates County. We
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-12

Nick Pearson. the smallest man ir
Texas, lives at Grapevine. lie is q
years old, 80 inches tall and weighs %
pounds
The Conger Lumber company plant
nj Parry Sound. Ont, was destroyed by
FIRE, causing "a loss Of $4,000.
Thirty-dye OF the largest soap con.
Germs OF tine United States have cousuli.
dated under the name oi the American
Soap Manufacturing company.
Admiral Sampson gets $685. a,
bounty growing out Of the Spanish war.
Tom L. johnson, mayor Of Cleveland
o.. has declared war on gamblers.
Samuel Ncye, wholesale grocer. hank.
er and stoCkman, died at st. Joseph,
Mo.
Benjamin Forsf, o New York broker,
killed himself Tuesday night. His los.
IN ,'lok, believed 90 be the cause.
Don Pedro Soils, tine Spanish consul
az New Orleans Ll.. is dead
Tho average condition of rye is Wl
per cent against sll h,t year.
Tho Catholic Euchlr.stic c1nsrcs,
win ba held 90 &c. Louis. Mo-, ou Oc
tobgr S. aud 90. This couuc,. meet.
every four years.
Lenor Gongr has been elected mnyU
Of Havana Cul. Dos the city cull.l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-12

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-12
THE TRIAL OF RIPLEY
Seasa'iOnal Evidence Given BY Mr.
Bradley Is Corrobonted.
SUSTAINED BY YOST.
The Testimony OF The Judge n'rtrCi
None from That Of Bradley.
The Other Witnesses We're
Not Very Important.

Frankfort April ll.-Whou the trial
Of Garnet d. Ripley, charged with the
murder Of William Gocbel. was re.um.
ed to-day the defendant came into
court accompanied by his wife and look.
ing cheerful Tho court granted an or.
der ON the Western Union Telegraph
office at Eminencc, 20 produce all tele-
grams sent and received by Ripley last
year.
j. w. Ferguson, a lauovor, who work.
ed for Ripley last year, gad he had been
IN meetings at Fnnkfoit and heard
Ripley say while Goebel might bc do.
clared governor he never would serve.
Ripley also said Gocbel should have
been killed whom he killed Sanford and
applied vile opithets in referring {,
Goebel. u
The defense on cross exami5ition de-.
veloped that Ferguson was mob certain
whether the conversation occurred prior
20 the November election or In January
Us he had stated.
William Crawford, who followed Fer.
gus0n, testified the conversation was In
January.
Judge W.A.Iost,w who assisted cX.Goy.
Bradley rs counsel for ex- Governor Tay.
Tor last year, corruborated the testimo.
ny of Bradley, given Wednesday after.
noon. On Jan. %, the day the noun
tain men were here, To- saw Bradley boz
conversation with a man. lie could not
hear what the first party said but heard
Bradley say: 1t Is a damnable out.
rage II anything Of that kind il 10 oc.
cur. | will go with Gocbel into the state.
house myself" Bradley then told him
that he had been told three men We're
waiting Co kill Gocbel rs he entered the
yard. Bradley aud N0st then hunted ur
Charles Finley and others and told them
what they had heard. Finley aii moth.
Ing Of the sort was intended or would
occur
After the shooting, Judge Yost said,
on one occasion Ripley complained of
the indignity he had received no the
hand, Of Taylor and Ripley also related
90 him his conversation with Taylor re-
lated by Governor Bradley Wednesday
In which Taylor told him Goebel would
not live q hours longer. Judge Yo,t
says he advised Ripley against repeat.
/ ing the statement.
Colonel Jack Chinn. senator Johnson
and Civil Engineer Woodson also tosti.
fled but their testimony was only such
~ heretofore been told.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-12
BryAx PROPERTY

New frame r1om house Iu northern part of
Uf D.N, 90 lIu.s Ui ground. tlf tn.nH
vacant block with o. uak tr.,s. ilr sfnW
ln southern part OF Iy uH college ruad. O.
IuH. nice .my house. orchard stables bon
house and other improvements prlre ,lsU Dob
D .Ih.ues 7.r1om house. galleries. pantry.
bathroom. hru Wafrrror.. c.rr,uc urhs.
vol. orchard efg s..N0u
l.uom house. two closet. galleries with
She'd, usI.ru lul D .ufs. IursINUIU
Large boarding horse. viii accommodate l
people $3.50 rent fCr ,Nn uf s..na year. 1910 cell
cheap
ll.i Joe, Joining Ier Franklin. viii eel Tor
fu gel.
sIotuear Allen Academy for $50 u.
al.2 sores OF land. near ou mIl with two
huutrs. One has utr rooms tIr other three.
Miu exchange Tor country property. OF sell for
cabins blocks south OF. O. %. n. depot
VIII sell all Cor sooV. Jump &C that DO i a
bargain
i5-room house han rauorIc,. closet, ro a
barn. cisicri waiufwurks. garden. etc. IuYrfy
swell part ui city. for siluuu
Good broom house, well ~ frptat0ur water.
sheds. etc.. WUl fUut tur So ula month Come
quick. am Offering at s.uUu
ulr meet newly finished cottage Boz southern
CO., on high ground with tp.cudid view. ior
Q block 30 western part % oIiy. known o., city
PARA, beautiful OAKS ou each block. win sell
one half block ground. Groom house. halls.
wants house, blk barn and aH other modern
chyep
several negro house, ior sale very cheap
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-12
COUNTRY PROPERTY

2.2 acres Of land ON WiTou crock. 600 acres In
cultivation, with tao sets uf houses. bal tnep Iu
Timber aui pasture, price s- rrrnrrp. Qua crsv
TERMS -u a'frs uu NHl.suuFIIIN road. uari IN
Madison, balance Boz Grimes county, wi.l sell
cheap.
90 acres. miles west of bryan. Cd Boa culuya.
luul FAD 600 pasture, Tot ,l.HuI.
ilnercs near Norgans gIu win sell cheap. ON
easy terms
one OF tHo best improved truck forms Ip Che
slGuuu
2oarros 90 thc Icf ON NadIsonylii. road oB
WlNOu creek. DOB in cultivation. balance I'M pt..
i1re VII trade Cor city property or sell ON easy
terms
enc ~ me prcfucst place, IN Rrazo, county
] mile north uf NryHu. % acres good i.roofl
house we'll tlstDru, Zhurus. sheds. stables rte
on very high hIl. iOf suuuu
a-o acres of Que black prairie land near rIep.
IT'D acres lu cultivation The only Ine rraIr.u
uu easy terms
40 kurtcu one good. broom house. ,gorti,
500 one siOrrhuuse worth sun. cribs. wsii
bon house, i'rgs a. land. The place Is worth
ul least 100 VIII se'l l0F eul
a. Wc.lblu-2 good store houses aud tpIeu.
dId dwelling VIII SELL cheap enough
AZ calvert 2 good. new houses. with 0ihfr
good improvements. win toll cheap, OF az.
change Tor Bryan property
AZ Enuis-l % hcrts. good harm. orchard
We'll, la cts limits only blocks from center ot
city win sell for slOdO00, or exchange ior Br W
an property,
Ia the city " Llano I'm Ilano county. TEXAS.
have three acres. only three blocks from tbe
courthouse, and same distant OF city school,
will sell or trade.
II you dom see what you want IN the above
list, call on or write me, have IL IN my privste
memoranda. Remember my time during tho
day and dreams at night are devoted 10 real
estate exclusively Come 10 see me.
MONROE EDGE, Land Agent.
Office at Webb Bros.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-12
the murder Of william Goebcl.

the murder Of William Goebcl.
Mr.. Bradley Detailed a conversation
which Dee had with Captain Ripley
while the latter was in charge Of his
military company during the occupancy
OF the state capitol by the Taylor troops
last spring in which Ripley told him Of
conferences with Governor Taylor
prior 90 DEMONSTRATION Witness said
.ant Ripley told him be was IN the ex-
rcuuyc office ou thc day before the
shooting and complained to Taylor De-
..a. H. huIuu.el.I.I QUO b.s Ripley
company aud asked him when he should
have the company ready. Taylor re-.
piled,
"Ny Col, hsyc'ut you brought them
yet: Goebel will not live % hours OF
cannot live 60 hours have forgotten
which he said. declared tho witness.
Judge W A. Yo,t assistant counsel
with Bradley Zoo the contest case, accord-
ing % the witness, was present and
heard the conversation. lnrcsponse 10 20
question as 20 whether witness heard of
amy conspiracy % kill Mr. Gocbcl, the
witnc., stated that on Jan. %. the day
tho tmiululd of mOuutainecrs arrived.
some one, he could not recall who, told
him that the parties IN the crowd wcrJ
waiting IN front Of the state house C.
kill Goebcl
Il said. cont3[d the witness, sit
shall be- stopped. Twill 10 in the sen.
ate chamber and cone out with Goehel
and see that he is not hurt or insulted
] looked and saw Wharton Golden and
told him 90 got Finley, Culton and 9th.
ers and send them TO me. lie said
'Goobcl is not going 90 be- hurt. Cul.
ton aud Finley told me Il was fake
and that there was nothing In IL, they
condemned violence ~ | did
"Why did you send for Culton, Fin.
ley and the other menu
Because | thought they knew the
mountain men.
The defense asked witness II he knew
anything Of any connection Of Ripley
with these.
Governor Bradley said Ripley had none
o. far as he knew.
Whom asked II Ripley's company had
not been di,banded 40 this time. the
witness said he thought IL was disband.
ed about that time.
Other witnesses were examined. hnt
the testimony brought out was along
the line OF that produced IN the tFiali
OF Powers and others.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-12

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-12
MONROE EDGE LAND Z RENTAL AGENT

Writes at least half the deeds roe
corded Boo BalH' County. Below
isa list of property feb b' sold Boo 90
days. " you expect to buy or sell
land Monroe llga b. the mu tp
talk tu.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-12
THE GoEBEL MURDER.
Ex-Governor bradley Give, Testimony
That 4. sensational.

Frankfort, April ll-Ex.Goycruor
W. o. Bradley who was chief counsel
for Ex-Governor W. $. Taylor in the
Rub,rnatioual contest case before the
legislature last year, gave sensational
testimony yesterday ia the trial of Capt
GAuett d. Ripley who is charged with
c0nspiring with others % hiring nhnnt
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-09
PREPARING FOR THE CONCLAVE
Programme of the Louisville Meeting of
knights Templars Arranged.

knights Templars Arranged.
Louisville, KY, Aug. S.-The official
program for the twenty-eighth trien-
be held here the last week of this
month, was announced this morning
by the executive committee. The week
will open Sunday with public worship
at the Broadway Methodist church,
conducted by the Very Eminent Sir J.
G. w. Cox of Washington, Iowa, grand
prelate of the grand encampment.
Monday will be devoted to receiving at
the depots and escorting to quarters all
arriving communicates. Monday night
will witness the inaugural of festivities
in the formal opening of headquarters
of the commandery of Kentucky in the
custom house with a reception. Tues
day morning the big parade will take
place. At night there will be a recep-
ton; an entertainment at Confederate
hall entitled Darkest America" show
ing the song and dance side of the
Southern darky, under the personal di-
rection of Col. Will S. Hayes, the noted
song writer; fireworks and the first of
series of excursions up the Ohio
river. The competitive drill, the first
since the San Francisco conclave in
1888, is scheduled for Wednesday at
Churchill downs. Communicates from
San Francisco, Denver, Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Parkersburg, w. ", Pittsburg
and Washington are entered in the
drill. On Thursday night the grand
ball will be given at the Horse Show
building. Friday will be devoted to
side trips through Kentucky to the
bluegrass region and Mammoth cave.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-09
Observer Sees Encks' Comet.

Cambridge, Mass, Aug. "a tele-
gram has been received at the Harvard
College observatory from Professor H.
c. Wilson at Mortified, stating that
he observed Encks' comet on Aug. 5,
1924 Greenwich mean time. The right
ascension is hours, .O2 minutes, OILS
seconds declination plus 81 degrees 43
minutes, 30 seconds. The time given
in the official announcement is the as
Economical time, which, reduced to civil
time makes the discovery on Aug. at
9 hours, 25 minutes and 1856 seconds,
reckoned at Greenwich mean time, or
hours, 25 minutes and 1856 seconds,
eastern meridian time.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-09
TRAVELLERS DOG BAGS.
Theatrical People Garry Pet Dogs from
Plaza IN Place.


Place to Place.
A novel thing in travellers equipment
is the dog bag. It is produced by a
trunk and bag maker who makes
speciality Of things for theatrical peo-
pie, and it is used chiefly by theatrical
people for the convenient carrying Of
pet dogs from place to place in their
constant travelling when on the road.
The pets carried about the country by
theatrical people, mainly women, in
clude dogs OF various kinds and sizes.
1t may be that the dog owners are on
the road eight or ten months in year
and constantly moving as they are,
some means of getting the dogs about
easily is especially desirable The dog
bag is made in the form Of what 10
called in the trade cabin bag 1t has
a box-shaped body with vertical sides
and ends and with the top sloping.
Obviously the cabin bag was the most
desirable for this use, because with its
straight sides it afforded the most
room inside, and so gave the greatest
comfort to the dog. Made up as dog
bag one end of the bag is taken out
entirely, and in place is set wire
screen. Sometimes both ends for
greater ventilation are thus equipped.
Over the grating is leather curtain,
which may be opened or closed.-Chi-
cago Journal.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-08-09
Humbert's Death on Stage.

New York, Aug. S.--Large red plac-
ards have been posted throughout Pat
erson, n. j.. announcing that the
right Of existence group Of anar-
.chists Will produce at the American
@theater here on Sunday, Aug. IS, a
grand tragedy called THE Assassina
< ton of King Humbert J..
The play will depict Bresci drawing
the fatal lot at meeting of the group,
his journey to Italy, the scene of as
sassination and Bresci's Imprisonment
and suicide.