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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-11-15

G. S. Kellum, Well-known In every
section Of Graham county, has taken a
lease on the Bowie Hotel, located on
the Forth side Of the railroad track at
Bowie station. Dad" Kellum, as he
is known to his hundreds and hundreds
Of friends, is a man universally liked,
because he is chuck full OF real man
hood. He has fitted up a number OF
excellent rooms aud his dining room
service is all that could be desired.
Meals are served at all hours and a
special effort is made to provide salts
factory Accommodations to transient
custom. dad" wants all Of his old
friends to know that he Is now proprie.
tor of the depot hotel, as well as the
saloon on the south side Of the track.
-SOlomOnVille BullcLiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16

robt true, fonbern ietnen sisenen, ben
Wamen Sugo b. 2anm. gr brau9te
aber iiber bos RGtbfsl nt4t lanee na9s
aufinnen, es ertldrte id bon felbf.
6artrobt bate iebenfdlls. ols man ihn
no9 feinem Namen fraste, biefen 81
s,enrsen peripetaert; man fanb bic 8rtefs
taf9e BET tim nit ben papiereu auf ben
gea,nen 9usc b. 2amm, uno nun
fonnte man tim auf ben 4opf aufasen.
hob er biefer 9uso b. Qamm iet. Sc
fonnte 5artrobt nur selesen fommen,
bah {etn tpirftt9er Name babel pers
idipieeen blieb. Gr batte es btsber
ouf cine ee{9idte DIRT beritanben, ben
@eri9ten aug bem Wege gu seben unb
feinen Tamen tpsnfsitens i'm @inne
Ser @dese unb ber poliaei rein su
9alten. DAP ct ouf bieie Dirt allers
binss ben 9lanen ieines Sralnbes
tompromittirte, bas genirte ibn ni6t.
grifens mar ia bieier Same pbnehtn
fdon genus tompromitttrt. unb atpeis
tens mar cine sreunbfdoft. ipie fie
lnter linen beffanb. ouf eine 70 feline
Miidf9tnabme ni9t etnserihtet. Was
rum alfo bGtte 6artrobt ftd btefen
Srrtbum Der 8eb0rben niat nubbar
MAIDEN foIlen2
6ugos eriter Gntf6lub mar, ben
Beb0rben fofort bon benz Srrtbum
Renntnib gu seben. Damn beionn er
fid. 8sfanb er ii9 ni4t ielber auf Der
Glu9t bor tbnen2 Mar ni9t bie MDe4
lt9feit borbanben, bab fie i'm bereits
fudten, unb ipolte er ii9 ibnen aus
freien 9tuden in bic Mrme tperfene
Mu9 setpiiie bunfle Musii9ten itieeen
por ibm auf. Wenn es BON Tim bieb,
tpenn es amtli9 bon ibm feititanb, bab
er in einem 9efdngnifIe mar, 70 fonnte
er itd olio nidt anberspo befinben,
unb bos aab unter 1mitdnhen Elm
glibt, pie man es iidh ni4t befer
ipiinf9en fonnte. 60 poBte es f9lieBz
li9 audi gang in feline eisenen Snteref1
fen binein. ipenn 9artrobt feinen Nas
men betbebielt. &am ber Srrtbum
ipdter beraus, ober lag linn felber
boran, ibn fpdter oufautldren, 70
ipurbe nidt er, fonbern 9ortrobt boz
fir peranttportlih semadt. @orldufig
olfo fonnte er fi6 NIT biefem eSrrtbum
gang einperftanben aeisen. Ct f9rteb
ben 8risf an bic Beb0rben n n +.
9uso b. 2amm fab olio irssnbtpp in
Wsedlenburg ipieber i'm @efdngnib.
sSprtiebuua fplat.}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16
500 8elphuuna, 800.

Die aeier bsier 3eitung tperben iid Frcuen su en-
fabren baB es ueniatens cine 9efir6tete BRA tbeii
beilen i'm Stanoe 1T; als Ratarrb= =Rur it bic en=
3ae ebt Der dr,tl6en 9rnoeri1aft betannte poitipe
&lr. 8atarrb erforoert als ene Gonfttutionstranf=
aeit cine eOnFitutionelle 8ebanolune. 9al's Ra=
tarrb Sur miro inuerli6 eenomnen uno irit oirett
auf bas gtut unb Die ihleimisen Oberhdhen oes
Spitems oaourh Die @runola9e Der &rantbeit SER
ft6renb unb Dem potienten Ssraft gebenb, noem iis
Die Contribution beg Sorners auibaut uno Der Iotur
in ibrent Werte bilft Die Gieentbamer baben 70
oie @srtrauen gu ibren 9eilrdIten, oaB e Elm BUM
bert Dollars 8elobnuna fir ieoen Sail anbieten,
BEN e gu turiren oerfehlt. 2aBt Gu9 cine Qite Don
Seuenihen tomnten. Naan abreiiire:
s. ). @benep s. 60, Sotebo, Ohio
So 8srtanft bon alien Npotbetern. 9rris Is
Gents Die Slai6e.
5au's JamiIisu @iuea iino bic befen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16
csn her fronsDsisdhen 9enu,

s Sn Der frnns5iiiben 0eputir-
tenfamn1er fiibrte Die Nbiebung Des
BrDfefors Serpe bonn College in
Sens su elmer beftieen Debate.
W. 2epgues, Der Wtiniiter oes Df=
fentlihen nnterribts. ertldrte, baB
9erne entlaiien tporoen iei, neil er
ben WilitariSmus fDrtpdbreno aufs
befti9fte angegriffen unb ben 8as
triotismus als GbauniniSmus per=
b0bnt babe. SblieBlid uuroe Der
Gntrag. our 9aaesoronung iibersus
geben, nit 385 aeaen IS Gtimmen
angenDmmen.
= Nus lltredt miro aeihrieben:
Baul 8riiger, Der 8rdlioent bes
9ransnaals, iit bier eingetrDffen
uno bat iein neues @obnbaus beso=
gen. @s tpurbe oem Hrdiibenten
8riiger, pel1er 1id] bel ausgeSeib=
meter @eiunobeit gu befinoen I1ien,
cine groBe Opation BON elmer @olfsz
men9e su 9beil.
- Sn 2Dnopn itarb @rismolo
5arte, Der 37idbrise Sobn oes coli=
forniiden Dihters 8ret 0arte,
melb lebterer iibrigens jebt fe(bit
an Der 2ungenent5iinoung ibmer
franf in 2onoOn banieoerliegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16
Giinlbabu Tabr=Ylall.
:. & @. u. 8abn.
funft.
gpmtberm 9sacific Babu.

NbfQ1ft.
0aA Netu Orleans, Souapn unb @ai-
neIton tdglicb. ........ 1900 Ofittags.
Na@ 81 Balo, galifornien unb MeIifD
................9 900 Born.
Noh 9orbeSeras, ct. 4outs unb gbiea>
go (Katy Flyer ........8:15 Nbenbs.
Nntunft.
Wpn Noroe9eIos, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
katy Flyer ......... $3.50 Wfor9enS.
Son Netp Orleans, SDuiteu un6 @als
neitDn tdglicb 4:45 Nabm.
Son 81 Baio, galifDrnten unb Merito
............,...... .7:30 Nbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16
Ser Cinderella shnb Yalait

0D. 207 Ilamo Blasa, 9elepbon
585, bat einen eroBen SOrratb BON
S9uben fir 0erren, Damen uno
&inber fir Die beooritebenoen Seier=
Gage. glue @aoren iino nur aus
ben eriten sSabrifen be5oeen. Wlr
bieten alle Sonfurren5 our9 Quali=
tdt uno Greiie. Iub Die beliebten
unb pprSiialiden 9llfreo 9olge's
Sil5idube finb pieber angefDmmen.
Spre6t bel uns Dor uno beii6ti9t
unier 9a9er Doer Ibidt Cure auf=
traee brieflid elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16

- aiirae iit oes 8ibes 6aupts
tpiir5e. IuBeroem tpiro Elm g8ib
audi nod oaourh eetpiirst, oaB man
ibn nibt mebr als oreimal om ielben
Gbeno in oerielben @eiellibaft ers
sdblt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16

- Die 3abl Der am oeutiben un<
terribt tbeilnebmenoen Stuoenten
Der nniueriitdt BON Wid)iean, Inn
Nrbor, lit BON $50 i'm lebten Semez
iter auf 1908 in oieiem eeitiegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16
Sic fDnnen es uid1t perouttpor

Sic fDnnen es nibt oeranttpor=
ten. einen 6uiten gu perna6ldiiigen.
Ius Suiten unb Grfaltung erpad@
fen iebr oft Die iblimrlften 8rantbei=
ten. geebmen Sic bic @elegenbeit
tuobr uno nebmen Sic Simmons S
9uiten Sprup. @iro garantirt.
Breis 25 & so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16
W. 6. & z. sabm.

Nbfabrt.
Nab 9sacp, Sort @ortb. Dallas. &anias
9th, ct. Souls unb Chicago, td9licb,
70. " & u. 3. Oepot) .7:30 Morgens.
9sab Baco, Sort @Drth, 9alas &C. (bom
Sun5et>Oepot) ..'........ :15 Nbenbs.
mtunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 2Duis, &anias 9th,
Dallas, Sort sBprtb unb Baco. tdglib
(Suniet 9ep0t) $3.50 Sornt.
Bon @aco, Sort @Drtb. Dallas &c. lS.
u. & u. $. Deopt) 80. 9:25 Ibenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16
g. u. & ~. q. 8abn.

Nab @albetDn, Somiton uno guero tag.
liQ. 800 Born.
3o6 Corpus ghrifti. slranias 8oB uno
Beenille tdalib ...... 8 llhr Born.
unb 2:20 gtabm. ....................
9ab Borne mnb &errbille, tdelth. ....,
$3.50 SDrm,
Mntuuft.
Bon @alnefon, SputDn unb guero tag
tD ..-.... 6UU NUeHu1.
8Dn Corpus gbrifti. Mranias BOB nnb
Seebtue tQgl1d. 2:U0 N1epn1.
Bon 8brne nnb aerrbiue. tdslieb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16

- 8ein Srdmer leibet 10 enorm
uuter Der &onfurrens tpie Der &lei=
nigfeitSfrdmer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16

Das Sbereeribt in Obip bat
entidieoen, baB StraBenbabn @ez
iellihaften oas &eht babeu. sSrabt
5u befDroern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16

5eiteeI6enfe, Die ibren
Wertb bebalten, iino in reibiter
Gusmabl bel ben Supelieren @ebr.
@riber gu finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16
@mlf gbure 8abn.

&bfabrt.
Rah Stodbale. tdslidb. ....8:O0 gornt.
anfunft.
8on Stofbale. tdalidb, 1900 Nad,m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16

quits oSe6er-giQen
sr5alten ba8 90rpcripitem in Orbnuns
nnb rerbiaoern tramtbaite 3uitdnoe Ger
.2sber, bic ssw6bnlib &rontbsitsu Dor.
aas9sbsn.
Gin gerbinbrrunssmittfl fit
Roptihmsr5en. 0pspepiie, Sduinbsf.
ldleGlsn Geidmadim MunOe, SerSflO'
PIER, 5etests 3unas, AppeiitloiiStsit unS
Sdu,mttltd)e 0auenIetoet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-16
Si0weitteras luiinlttt Gutb

8enn Sbr @ub irgenotpp nieoers
laiien wOllt, tbut es entlana Der 2is
ME Der
Gan 2tntonip & 9lramias
Yak Sabm,
i'm @artenzDiitrift bes Staate8. @e'
lunobeit uno Slina unitbertrohen.
Ulllige 2dnoereien fir ben 5arner,
Dearftadrtner, Sbft- uno Siebsiihter.
0egen Gin8elbeiten ipenoet@ub an
6. 3. Wartin, q. IS. VI,
San Nntonio, 3eraS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
STEEL co.
WILL Not
ARBlTRATE
Statement Issued From Office
Of J. P. Morgan & CO.--No
Change In Strike Situation

New oYrk, July 1S.-The following Of
fetal statement according to the Journal
and Advertiser has been given out by
member of the firm of j. p. Morgan &
Co:
THE u. S. Steel corporation will not
consent to any arbitration OF the present
difficulty. There is nothing to arbitrate.
The company stands willing to agree to
the demands of the men as TO wages and
hours. If there is any other question at
issue II is merely sentiment OF one
raised by the Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg, Pa, July 1S.-There were no
features visible In the strike situation
this morning in any way Indicative of
climax between the contending forces.
While there is no doubt that the Anal
gamated people are making strenuous
efforts towards organizing those mills
that -are acknowledged 10 be non-union,
and -are meeting with -some success,
the other side is not resting and is en-
deavoring TO Illustrate these efforts at
every point.
The Amalgamated people denied. how
ever, that the mills at Wellsville could
be started up, but I'm spite of this asser-
ton, dispatches from that place report
at least "a partial resumption. The Off
cials Of the Amalgamated association will
hold a mass meeting at Wellsville this
afternoon in the hope OF bringing the
wavvring forces over TO their side Presi-
dent Shaffer and three other members OF
tho committee will leave for Wellsvile
this afternoon.
As TO the talk about mediation on the
part OF the Ohio state board OF arbitration
nothing definite has been accomplished as
yet. Secretary Joseph Bishop has offered
TO mediate. and President Shaner has ad-
mittcd his willingness 20 submit the met-
ter az issue TO mediation. but not TO arbi-
tratlon. There the matter rests until Mr..
Bishop has been able 20 confer with the
other members OF the board
No attempt was made TO start the
Painter mills today.
"a Lindsay and McCutcheon's works In
Allegheny outside Of a few men employed
10 care for the furnaces and to watch the
plant there was nobody in or about the
mill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
JURY CHOSEN IN
FOSBURG CASE.

sending out such would be in contempt CT
court"
The Judge then requested the jurors
not 10 read any reports OF this case and
not 10 discuss the matter with their fam
ily or friends, In order that their verdict
might be absolutely fair both To the
government and 10 the defendant
THE STATES OPENING.
District Attorney Hammond opened
for the government at 9:45 o'cloc'- with
the statement that the Jurors should not
expect strange or sensational evidonce.
but plain facts. He briefly reviewed the
case and concluded by assuring the ju-
rors that they should have an opportu-
nifty OF viewing the premises. He then
showed several maps and plans OF the
house, the floor plan and the location OF
the beds and other furniture.
lie told the jurors that they should
consider the charge In itself as man
slaughter and not murder, for the case
did not have the elements which consti-
tute murder
girl was killed on purpose, but under
circumstances which were awfully blame
full IL she was killed through angry
carelessness on the part OF her brother or
during the excitement OF family quarrel,
he Is guilty. lt Is claimed that Robert
had the exclusive opportunity and was
the only one who could and did fire the
shot The government need not or viii
not go into the question OF motive; all
II needs to show is who fired the shot.
NO BURGLARS THERE.
The government will show that there
We're no intruders I'm the house that night.
The night dress OF Fosburg's wife was
torn straight down the front and the hem
was ripped. The furniture was broken
and misplaced In two rooms. The casters
on the old geStlemans bed were broken.
lamp was overturned and a mirror and
screen in the kitchen bedroom misplaced
He then made "A brief review OF what
constituted circumstantial evidence and
repeated phrase OF Mr.. Joyner, one of
the counsel FOR the defence. i'm another
trial, I'm which he said. How TO the line.
Let the blows and chips fall where they
Will. We want the truth"
-Rafarripg- to -tAa-StateHaaa+- the de-
fendant to the officers that he saw two
men jump from the balcony and a third
run down the stairs and across n field,
Mr.. Hammond said that this field was
covered with heavy dew this morning, but
no trace OF it's being disturbed by man or
beast could be found
TOLD DIFFERENT STORIES.
The district attorney said that the de-
fendant had told different story daily;
that he had showed nail holes for bullet
holes and that from the beginning the
robbery story had been found 10 be full
OF Inconsistencies.
The district attorney concluded HIS ad-
dress Just after IL o'clock and an adj
the interval the jury was taken for
view OF the house occupied by the Fos-
burgs. i'm which the shooting took place,
and of the adjacent grounds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street, July lS.-There was a rush
10 buy the stocks OF the railroads con-
cerned in the Northern Pacific settle
ment at the opening. U. S. Steel stocks
were also in demand Ten thousands
shares OF Onion Pacliic were taken at
simultaneous prices from 1854 to lOi,a.
compared with 1924 last night and 5000
shares OF ST. Paul sold at 1854 10 i65.com-
pared with 1864. last night Missouri Pa
cinc had a wide opening ~ ie7 10 Os.com-
pared with lD69s last night on the sale OF
2OO shares, The range I'm u. S. Steel on
the transfer OF 5000 shares was 40ia 10 40A.
compared with 40Ss last night There were
few advances OF as much as a point
In other railroad stocks and Amalgamat-
cd Copper and Sugar were up over
point. Toledo, st. Louis and Western
preferred jumped rs. The coalers were
heavy at fractional declines.
The opening advance met heavy realiz-
ing orders, and large blocks OF United
states Steel were thrown on the market,
driving II down ia 10 40. The trunk lines,
junior NandeTblts Western and Trac-
ton stocks had been rising strongly. Rock
Island ana Metropolitan Street Railway
figuring for two points. All classes OF
stock sold off. some OF them a point. Sup
porting orders were placed in ST Paul and
IL rushed rapidly TO 167 This move
prices showed a tendency 10 sag. The
Pacifcs and Coalers were offered freely
and Atchison also declined. ST. Paul
reacted two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
MURPHY
ATTEMPTED
SUICIDE.
Turned on the Gas but Was
Discovered Before Ra Was
AsphyxiaIed.

Cornelius Murphy. a resident OF FAN
River. made an unsuccessful attempt 10
commit suicide at his boarding house in
this city this morning.
Murphy who is apparently in the last
stages Of consumption came TO this. city
several weeks ago and hired a room at
the Martin SO Mathewson street lie has
not done any work during his stay aad
while II was noticed that he was very &c
centric no attention was paid TO his
queer actions.
During the past few days Murphy has
alarmed several boarders I'm the house
With threats OF suicide, but while II was
feared that he was in earnest the police
were not notified. Last evening one OF the
roOmers In the house was passing Muir
phys room and the door being open he
peered I'm and saw Murphy lying down
with a revolver and a razor I'm his hand.
He was talking at random and becoming
alarmed notified the landlady. Nothing
was done however, until this morning
and then the boarding mistress COM
planned 10 the police at the central sta
tion that one OF her boarders was act
ing queer.
Officers Sheehan and Mofntt were sent
TO the house and while in the act OF
climbing the stairs leading 10 Murphys
room they saw him open the door and
look out and then quickly shut IL and turn
the key. He would not answer TO their
calls so they burst the door open and
found him lying on the bed clad i'm his
night clothes with the gas turned on and
the only window in the room securely
fastened.
He was frothing at the mouth and
was In a weak condition and the officers
took him to the station where the am
bulance was sent for. When the am
bulance arrived he was conveyed 10 the
Rhode Island hospital
AT the hospital IL was found that Muir
ply was not suffering much from the
effects OF the gas but was i'm a weak con-
dltion owing TO his ailment. He resides
at i3 South Main street, Fall River.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
CITY HALL NOTES.

a case OF scarlet fever on Prairie ave-
nue. was reported 20 the health depart
ment yesterday afternoon and two more
cases or MIX and South Main streets
were reported this morning. The patient
on South Main street was removed to the
Rhode Island hospital
The committee on finance will hold
meeting IN city hall tomorrow at o'clock
in the afternoon
Perhaps nobody In city hall stands the
heat 40 well as "Yaller." the office cat.
During these hot days this feline Is
wont 10 resort 90 the elevator for com
fort And there she rides up and down
10 her hearts content only reviving
enough 20 yawn occasionally as n sort of
thanks TO the passerby who strokes her
fur.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
A FUGITIVE.
MCGuInnass Arrested Here for
Alleged Offence in Brooklyn.

Matthew McGuinness. % years old.
from Brooklyn. n. Y, was arrested by
Captain Parker In this city yesterday ar
ternoon. McGulnness was wanted in the
CITY OF Churches for the larceny of 800
and his description was sent broad cast
over the country
Captain Parker was on the lookout for
the young man and late yesterday after
noon he was apprehended This morning
Detective Sergt Mccormick OF the
Brooklyn force arrived in this city and
McQuinness wss put IN his custody 20 be
taken back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
INMATES QUIET.
Made no Disturbance While Fire
in Insane Asylum Progressed.

Danvers, Mass, July ls.-A fire started
in the laundry OF the Danvers Insane
Asylum today and caused a loss OF $4,000
but there was no trouble among the i'm
mates.
The damage was sustained mainly I'm
the wing in which the laundry was locat-
ed. There was considerable excitement
but the alarm given at 6:35 a. M, came
at n time when most OF the patients We're
ready for breakfast The attendants had
no difficulty In keeping them quiet This
was the second fire within year at the
Institution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
FOR the RARBORS
Recommendations Made by
Major GOGthaIs.

Mai George w. Goethais. engineer
corps. In his annual report for the New
port district. makes the following recon-
meadations for river and harbor improve
ments:
Harbor OF Refuge. Hyannls. Mass.
$50, $50
Iiarbor OF Refuge. Nantucket, Mass,
Sil5 900.
Improvement OF Woods Hol Mass,
widening and deepening channel. S556, 0O0
Improving New Bedford harbor. Mass,
S37 6S9
Providence river and Narragansett bay,
completion OF project. $4,000.
Fall river harbor, completion or pro-
ject. S3S coo.
Newport harbor completion Of project
$50. 200
Harbor OF Refuge, Point judith, COM
pletion OF project. $444,3l0
Harbor OF Refuge. Block Island, COM
pletion OF project. f7S.9So
Continuing Improvement OF Great Sait
pond, Block Island. 100000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
DECREE ENTERED

A decree was entered In the appellate
division OF the supreme court today IN
the case OF stephen Wright VS.. Charles
H. Sheldon et ai taking the bill as con-
fessed In regard 20 the r.. I. Safety De-
posit company.
Mr.. Wright who a couple OF weeks ago
got iudpment against the bank Mr.. Shell
don r. cashier OF and the present suit Is
70 restrain MIR sheldon from acting as
attorney for Dir. Wright.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
DRAG A POND.
SearchsTs Try 10 Find Body Of
Miss Hodges Who DISAPPEARED

Bristol. Conn, July is-Birges pond
was dragged today with the expectation
OF finding the body OF Miss Agnes Hodges.
a former Smith college student. who dis
appeared from her home last evening,
and Is thought 20 have committed suicide
Her hat. belt and other articles OF cloth
Ing were found this morning on the shore
OF the uond. She was forced 20 give up
her studies six months ago on account OF
III health and has since been Respondent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
CAPT. BOTHR KILLED

London, July is-Lord Kitchener. COM
manding the British forces IN South
Africa reports TO The war office as fol-
lows:
Elandsfontein. July 1s-Captain Charles
Botha. son of Philip Botha. and Field
Comets Human and Oliver have been
killed In the Orange River Colony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
MOT TIE SUSPECTED MURDERER

Norwich n. y, July lS-It has been
learned definitely that the man arrested
here on suspicion that he was J. Wilfred
blohdln' who Is accused OF wife murder
IN Massachusetts, Il not the man wanted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
CONSUL SPRAGUE DEAD

Gibraltar. July iS-Horatio J. spraeue.
United states consul at Gibraltar and
the oldest consul In the American SER
vice died here today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
WlRSHIpS START FOR NEWPORT

Ngntpcket Mass, iuly E.-Bat.ieshins
kearsarge. Alabama and Massachusettr.
ADMIRAL Higginson IN command. weighed
anchor az 10 "a. m. and sailed westward
for Newport
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-18
SMN,.r

SAis signature Is on every bor Of shs genuine
Laxative BromO.Q Quinine rss'ss
Ne remedy thai cares eeae - - -
Newport weekly independent., 1901-09-20
Conflagration at Swifton.

The town of Swifton, IS miles north of Newport on the Iron Moun- tain railroad, was swept by a disas- trous fire on the 18th. The fire broke out in the Shell building and totally destroyed eight mercantile house and one dwelling, Jones Bros. < Co.,, being the heaviest losers, though partially insured. The Shell building and all contents were a total loss. The origin of the fire is at present unknown, The loss will probably aggregate $10,0QO.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-09-20
Telegram of Coincidence.

The following telegram of condo- fence was sent Mrs. Mckinley by Governor Davis: '"The entire peo- pie of the State of Arkansas deep ly mourn the death of your beloved husband, who was so ruthlessly and cowardly assassinated. In the death of MT, Mckinley the nation loses much and the Southland more. He was indeed our friend and all, ir- respective of political affiliations, loved him and esteemed him our friend. If the tender sympathy of a bereaved people can at all assuage your terrible grief you should be comforted in this dark ordeal"