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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-22
rnt GOVERNOR
TAlhS or MAUI

uesmnH ilf ana ihnd rasaHt
siona nasf ffinfnra faft yrei0f1at
Hfafninf Hh fns siauainD InaH aH ufN
0lni fouf 81 Maui rhe pilnrl.ai uhirti
~ ths sIsn ~st iho Inspection a uo,
rrraeni fefesis uith q Nirs to iheii
oNi,nsisn. ana this arton wac pralgi.
oans decided tsan The no,rinm ana
Comlnl ssinncf spent four dasf on Maui
arrlNinE al Makrna Tuesday nlrht and
returning saturday nirhi Tho rrcatcf
portion ~ their time Was spcsi in East
Maui. though "a Eoedly pEts At the boz
land VAS sern on the horseback "trip.
Considerable time was spent in an cf-
fort ~ adjustment 90 water ana land
questions about polipoh Spring. though
no complete settlement was made
There BE- scarcely any homestead
land on Maui now" said Governor Dole
upon his return yesterday. we ex-
amined ihe land In the kula district
but there viii be very little land avail
able there until the present leases run
out.
THE mos; OF our attention was given
To forest matters. We examined the
forecasts north of Makce ana beyond
Pguolai an. found them In gooa con-
dition. The forest Is protected down
10 the Hamakua ditch. the first and
best ditch. Below that the cattle range
on both private and Government lands.
and II Is the object OF the Government
TO lower the forest lines to the next
ditch and TO the public road. This
plan will be carried out. | think.
The corn belt on Maui looks green
and fine; very green for this time of
the year: some OF the corn is ripeninc
now. They will have "A harvest there
Of somewhere near 10000 tons. The po-
tatoes In the Kula district are not do
ing so well this year. nearly the entire
crop having been killed OF by the
blight soon after planting"
The matters investigated by the Gov
ernor and Land Commissioner viii
probably be taken up In the Executiv,
Council this morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-22
ANCIENT SHIP FOUND.
An Enormous Vessel Discovered on
an Arctic Highland.

TACOMA. Wash, July 2.-W. A. Reed,
secretary of the skagway Y. NJ. C. A.,
has returned from the interior of Alaska
where he talked with the Indians whose
earnest statements, he believes. fully con-
firm previous reports that the Indians OF
the lower Yukon have discovered an i'm
mense petriiled ship on Porcupine river.
near the Arctic Circle and north OF Ram
part, Alaska.
When asked regarding its size. the In
dians traced its dimensions on the ground,
indicating a length OF 1900 feet
Such Indians as are familiar with the
Bible are convinced that the ship is none
other than Noah's ark, Reed intends "a
return to the interior of Alaska this sum
mer. when he Will take some Indian and
request army officers To detail soldiers 10
accompany him. The ship lies on a high
hill, thousands OF feet above sea level
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-22
WILL. KILL.
LANTANA
koebeIe Finds in
Mexico Many
Cures.
- onmissroNER wRAy TAYLOR

- DAM1ssIoNER wRAy TAYLOR
received letter by the Ala
~ media from Bntomologist koe-
belle. dated city Of Mexico, July
3d. In the same mail came about 100
seeds OF the rubber, Castilloa Elastica,
in good condition, and out Of them the
Commissioner says he ought 20 get 1000
trees Last year he sent for 1000 seeds
Of this same rubber from Mexico and
Ceylon, but they did not arrive In true
condition.
The seeds which have just arrived
viii be planted out at once IN the
nursery in good soil and a shady place
out of the wind. The terminating OF
these seeds will be watched with inter-
est as both the Commissioner and ento-
mologist have "A high opinion of the
Castllloa and have been urged to OBJ
tain seeds. These will be planter al
the Government nursery
Koebele has also written to Professor
Perkins about his work in Mexico
which ho sHys is progressing most ia
vorably uch So that If all the
insects So iI~ found preying on lanta-
ana could Zoe introduced here this plant
would shortly disappear. But he says
he must go slow and be positive on
every point SO as TO not make a single
mistake.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-22

August Herring and wife, each
charged in separate complaints with
assault with weapon, were arraigned
in the police court Saturday morning
but their cases were continued until
tomorrow morning
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-22

The Right Rev. Bishop Restarisk and
family may be expected here August
sth they have already left San Disse
On arriving here the probability n
they will stay at the hotel for q tins.
as did Bishop Nichols
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-22

IL positive cure for all weaknesses In
man or woman. II IL n wonderful tonic,
viializor. When You arise ia The morn
ing after having worn II all night, you
fool IA, Viynr AT Xputh In your veins n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14

Whence come that sprighty step. fault.
less SKIN, rich. rosy complication smiling
lace. She looks good. feels good Here's
her secret She uses Dr. Kings New Life
plis. Result --aH organs active. digestion
good. no headaches. no chance for"biues :"
Try them yourself Only asc az Cooke
supply Co. store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14

While picnicing last month my II year
Old boy was poisoned by some weed or
plant says W ~ Dibble Of Sioux City. IA.
he rubbed the poison on his hands into
his eyes and for awhile we were afraid ne
would lose biz sight Finally a nciehbor
recommended DcWitts Wuch Hazel
Saiye. The hrst application helped him
and ln few days he was as we'll as ever.
For skin diseases cuts burns scalds
wounds insect bites DcWitt's Witch Hazel
Salvc Is a sure cure. Relieves piles al
once. Beware Of countcrfeits Dr. Vim.
NJ. Dent Newoufg. Kingwood Pharma cys
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14

n . shancr 81 IA self. team. spikes etc
Noif assce 100 Emerson. Lee Low Is
Emmett Rogers 2 ~ "a labor, "a team
lJ0hN Born days labor. .............'.
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28
Timber Land, ,sAct Juno ), 157s.-Notics for Pub.
LEGATION.
United States Land Office


Durango, Colorado, September Is, 1902,
Notice is hereby given that in com plianco
with the provisions OF the act OF Congress. OF
June 3, lsls; entitled An act for tho salo OF
timber lands in tho States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, asex-
tended to AZ tho Public Land States by act OF
Frank g. Pease, of Dolores county of Monte.
yuma State OF Colorado, has this day filed in
THIS otiico his sworn statement No. 65s, for tho
purchase OF the OF ne and ne OF NV / and
~ OF ne g, section ia township So n range
And will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for lis timber or atone
than for agricultural purposen, and to stablish
his claim to said land before c. j. ScharnLorst
Judge of the county court of Montezuma Conn
~, Colo, at his office at Cortoz Colo on MIN
day, the list day of December 1902
He names ~ witnesses: Joseph butcher.
Adam Levy, George b. May and Byrum 4
Thomas all Of Dolores. Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-dcscribed lands are requested to file thei
of December, 1902.
First pub sep. &c; last nov Is
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28
Timber Land, Act Juno 3 lsIs.-Notic. for P,L.
licaton
United States Land Office,


Durango, Colorado, September 10, Iooe
Notice is hereby given that in CON pliancs
with the provisions of tho act of Coperess ~
june >, 1873, entitled An act for the ssi. Of
TIMBER lands in the States OF California. Orc.
zon, Nevada, and Washington Torritory. :" .ssn
Tended to al ,a the Public Land statss by act Of
Joseph butcher. of Dolores county Of Mopt..
hnma, n,i! state OF Colorado has this day aisd IN
this ohice his sworn statement No. 8t9 Tor thu
purchase OF the 6 2 of sw and sw 4 Of n and
HwN MPM, ~ - ie.ss
And will offer proof to show that tn. lad
.13nGht 1a is more valuable for its timber or .tons
his claim to said land before &. j. Schsrnhor.t
yadEs eo OF ih' N COUNT court Of Mont:zuma
day, tho End day OF December, lDo7. ''''
Adam Hs namss ae%s as .ortn Frank G. P.ase
Thomas, all Of Dolores, Colo. A' rum a.
Any ana al persons % claiming adversely the
OF December, 1902. 10y
First pub sept 20 last nov Is Aeklsssr.
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28
Timber Land, Act June 3, is7s.-Notico for Pub
LEGATION.
United Statcs Lnnd Office


Durango, Colorado, September 49, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF
juno ,, 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," MS OK
tended to all the Public Land States by act of
August {, 1882,
George b. May, OF Dolores, county Of Monte
yuma, state of olorado, has this day flied in
this ottco his sworn statement No. 62i, for the
purchase OF the sw of sw OF sec 81 in tip 20 n
rg ~ W, NJ y NJ and W and Sc Of NV Of sec
IN tC@l.I.ip y n, Eaage Il ~ n NJ L NJ,
And will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
u f.n Tor agricultural purposes Gnd TO establish
bis claim TO said land before c. j. Scharnhor.t
Judge of the county court OF aontezuma Coun-
ty Colo, at his Office at Cortsz. Colo, on Mon
day, the lst day OF December, 1902.
He names as witnesses: Adafn Levy, Frank
g. Pease, Joseph butcher and William NJ May,
all Of Dolores, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboye-described lands requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said 1st day
of December 1902.
f. C. PERKINS. Register.
First pub sept 26; last nov 2s
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28
Timber Land, Act june ;, IS7s.-Notico for Pub
LEGATION.
IfuitaI I,t,
Durango. Colorado. sentomber ill., IA llII inG5

o..
Durango. Colorado, September 10, 1862.
Notico is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of tho act of ongress OF
June 1875, entitled AN act for the sale of
timber lands in tlle States Of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" aseI-
tended to AZ the Public Land States by act OF
Adam Levy, OF Dolores county of Monteznma,
state OF Colorado, has this day flied in this Office
his sworn statement No. $50, Tor the purchase Of
W n NJ p NJ,
And will offor proof to show that tbs land
sougii. is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural-pnrposes and to establish
lls claim to said land before. G. j. Scarnl,orst
Jugde OF tho County Count of Montezunn Cout-
ty, oio., at his Office at Cortez, Colo on Tues.
day, the End day OF December. 1902.
He names as witnosses: Frank G, Pease
Joseph butcher, George B. May and Byrum K.
Thomas, all Of Dolores, Colo.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely tho
abovc-describod lands are requested TO Ale their
claims in this office on or before said 2nd day
OF December, 1902.
First pub Sep 20; last Nov %
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
department of the Interior.
Land Office at DurnnVo Colo

N,,t.. November II, 1902
,arn., Moaice Is hereby given that the foin lug
',n,eu tn n'.' settler has filed notice of his ton
~ ',,I nuke nnal proof In support OF ,,iuI'
tu II ,,. Ina, sad proof will he made fore George
nemis ., on rpecenber 9Th, 1902 VIZ:
sn ~ 10, ld1S ioi the e ne 4, sw ne 4, NV
T.. /, see no 81, 'Wl i0n. range IA west N N + NJ.
his continuous rcsinn :, i7pa, an ,,,,i NJ ypt"
e., ~, said az, w: byron rhum IS, Of Dolores,
1R1,1:, mo, II; r. Pease. OF Dunton, Colo, A. l.,
iorcal Gn,o =, oor'ez. Colo, Henry Woods, OF Do
First pua nov 81; last de. %. Niss' 'esis'ef.
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28

The friends of Judge Geo. w. Morton
VIII be pleased to learn that that gentle
man Is now located at the new filter
beds OF the Denver Water Co. at the
mouth OF Platt canon near Littleton
ana mas good position with the water
company.
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Treasurer's Office
Montezuma County
STATE OF COLORADO.

Public notice hereby given that WILL according
public Office
and State of Colorado the first December
A. 1902 and succeeding commencing
o'clock M Of said day. much Of the following described
years
1897 18es 1S9o 1900 paid
penalties
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28

Robert Ashcroft, who has been work.
ing in this vicinity the past few weeks.
departed Wednesday for his home In
West CHI.
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28
Subscribe fer THE DOLORES STAR.
RIO aRANDE souTHERN R. B.

Read down the left column and nm tha right
~ sstn trains take dinner 1t Dolores Heguladf
"sAsnt tfains do not carry passengers.
Ell PeaEe, AgeAt..
The Dolores star., 1902-11-28

Old papers 10 cents hundred, at this
Office.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
IIonoring Our Dead Chieftain.

The sad intelligence of the death Of
General Wade Hampton at his home
in Columbia Friday morning last, at
$50 o'clock. reached this city during
the morning and caused profoundcst
sorrow. The church bells were tolled
and each vibrating tone fell with
hcavincss upon the hearts OF our peo
pie who loved him dearly. a meeting
of the City Council was held and t,
resolution adopted providing for the
attendance in II body ut the funeral OF
the Mayor and Council and requesting
representative body of citizens to ac-
company them. On Saturday Camp
stephen ID. Lee, L. C.. ", held meet
ing in the Court house; appropriate
resolutions sHcrc adopted aud Dir. r.
+. Diver WAS elected representative
to attend the funeral services in CO.
lnmbia. The Sons of Veterans, Camp
w. w. iiumphrics, took similar action
and E.. Z. l.nngston and ~. NJ. Carpcn-
ter We're selected as representatives
The noble women composing the Rob
rrt l.. Leo Chapter. Daughters Of tho
Confcdrracy met Saturday afternoon
and adopted the following resolutions
Whereas, Almighty God has seen fit
Ill HIS Infinite wisdom to remove from
among us our venerable and we'll be-
.ove,' i,Hit,r, gniuc and friend, Cen.
Wade Hampton.
BE it resolved. That we, tho Robert
+. Lee Chapter, l.. c. V, express our
sincere sorio" in this gricvous loss.
Rcsnivcd, That we dedicate II page
III our minute hook to the memory Of
the man who. - his GOODNESS. courage
and saEurity, rescued our beloved State
III 1876 from the noNious mirc of car
prtbaS rule and negro suprcmacy-tho
nian whose steady order. keep tho
Peace prevented riot and achieved II
"h!OOdless revolution"
To the memory ot the gallant leader
of Hampton Legion, one whose Con-
fudcrate record is the pride of Carolina
"A man whom nation might mourn.
BE it resolved, That We publish these
resolutions in our city papers. also that
n copy OF them be sent to Gen. Hamp-
toms family.
Memorial services in honor of the
memory of General Hampton were held
in tho First Baptist Church Sunday
afternoon at4 o'clock, this being the
hour at which the funeral services were
held in Columbia, the home of the de-
cessed. The attendance was large,
filling tho main building. ana n still
ness of profound sorrow hung over the
assembly during the services. The
services were opened with n fervent
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Kelly. Resolutions
were adopted containing an epitome OF
the noble manhood and noble deeds OF
this greatest beloved among the citi.
zenship of South Carolina. Appro
pirate addresses were made by Gen
M. L. Bonham, Hon. Geo. E. Prince
Hon. B. F. Crayton and others. The
selections sung we're full of Tenderness:
and beauty and quite appropriate
Rev, Mr.. Anderson pronounced th,
benadiction in dismissing. The reso
lutidps adopted were as follows:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
Lesser & Co.
Grand Opening Sale Of New Spring Goods
Our New Spring Stock is now Complete

THIS MAMMOTH STORE is boom with Spring Merchandise
1 SH5SSs SSrroSS ss sS$4$
sss NJ Sss 5 ss
M We invite call and the New Goods
.ss: i IL sSs SD
Every per you them
i dos Ladies aiS @ W1iis =, quality
sss,1 M sss 5ss Msssv s1sass
asss she afS Yss 1ss
only SO Sc
chidoas White lawn Caps at only 100 100
WASH GOODS BA RGAENs.
With stock Of Wash Goods
S p9f Fns H' Wash @ & stSss 5 h
Y ssi lss
aS Ss1E ground ar. 70
Rig s {Sisglns
1000 yards Lawn, retail at ioo our po> Sc
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Our Black Dress Goods popular than
nsss sds R's
40 eh h Ba Bask Mh soh WORTH woTb sS sS nes s
NEW SPRING CLOTHING, GENTS FURN aSHINGs, sc.
New New Mems Spring Suits special $780, $500 se5
New Gents Fourth Hand Ties only ioo io
SeS coored Collars a; only four for = Ss Sc
ss s's ssies'
New line Mems Peea Madras and Cheviot Shirts worth 5oo
New line Mems White Hats worth $780, only 5os
NEW SPRING SHOES sND SLIPPERS.
NEW SPRING MILLINERY.
New line of Chinaware received for Free Premiums
Ask for Coupons.
LESSER Sc co,
ANDERSON, c., UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16

Whereas. In the fuliilucnt Of the
verse, :hc soul of Our ilnstrious fellow
citizens. Wade Hampton, has been
called from the field of its earthly
career TO the service of the Great Cap
tain OF the Hosts of Heaven;
AND whereas, It's eminently fitting
that we give expression to the emo
tons which arise III rs on this sad and
solemn occasion, which bows down
whole people in grief;
Therefore, be it resolved by the pcO-
pie Of Anderson in meeting assembled:
That in the death OF Gen. Wade
Hampton South Carolina has lost IL
son. who, in defense of her liberties
ana constitutional rights, illustrated
me highest type OF that courage and
devotion to duty in the face of danger
which characterized the people from
whom he sprung, and who, when civil
government i'll the State was threaten
ed with overthrow; when corruption
ran riot in places high and dcbauchery
made mOckcry of law and order;
when the civilization Of the Caucasian
stood III deadly danger, and the social
rare skill and clear foresight, q calm
and uncrrng Judgment, a high courage
ana an unseliisfl devotion to the Lublic
| cause, so guided, governed and direct
cd the great events of that fateful
pcnod, that thereby peace, order, good
government, the safety- OF society, and
the enjoyment Of happiness were re-
stored to the people Of his beloved
State.
Resolved further, That in the dis
charge Of the duties OF the high civic
places to which Il grateful people called
MN, he was always acttiatcd bv Il Dur-
pose single to the best interest and the
welfare and honor OF all the people,
VINO found him ever to he their tried
Trend, their safe counsellor. their lust
Judge and their wise ruicr and Cover
nor.
Resolved further That in his life
and character were blended those
giaccs and virtues, that chivalric sen
timcnt, and that loyalty to the loftcst
ideals which stamped upon him the
indclibc impress OF the linightly Chris
tlan gentlcman
Resolved further, That whilst we
| dcplorc the death of our hero in war
and ruler in peace, the cxclnplar of our
highest type of honorable manhood.
yet we are grateful for the lesson of
his life and his character; grateful
that he was given to the world to Le
an cnsnmplc OF all those things which
are lovely and of good rcputc.
Resolved further, That these resolu-
| tons be published in our city and
county papers, and that copy of them
be sent To the family of Cen Hampton,
to whom we extend our prOfOundcst
! sympathies in this great aillictiOn
which has befalcn them.
Oakes Republican., 1902-05-23
Thirty Years Ago.

A South Dakota citizen who was
in Oakes few days ago tells the fol-
lowing story: s
"The first night@ Tom Marshall
spent in the territory was at Yank-
ton. There were foT of us at the
same little hotel, nearly thirty years
ago. A few days after we arrived
there the proprietorsof the hotel set
out some small trees in the yard,
with the help of Tom and myself.
Last week l was IN Yankton, and the
little hotel is being torn down to
make room for 9 fine new opera
house. The tresssswe set out there
thirty years ago had to come down as
we'll as the housesand took an as
in my hand and Scut down one O
those grand old trees. I could no
do it without considerable feeling
that l rather revered those trees, ant
would much prefer to see them stant
there as long as T am on earth"
Oakes Republican., 1902-05-23
Closely Woven In.

1t appears that some of the pol
iticians in the vicinity of Ellendale
are opposed to Congressman Mar
shall's having second term, for the
simple reasonsthat they cannot con-
troll his movements During Con-
gressman Marshall's first term be
has shown himself to be a man OF
excellent judgment and, one worthy
of the position. For more than
twenty years he has been resident
of the state Of North Dakota, and his
years of experience has placed him
in position to know the needs and
wants of the state as only one of ex-
perience can. he has woven himself
into the hearts of the people by his
close application to their interests SO
that there will be no doubt but that
they will stand by him in the coming
ca campaign.--Wyndmere Pioneer.
Oakes Republican., 1902-05-23
He Also Ran.

A Texas newspaper man took no.
tion to be candidate for the legis-
lature and this is the way he an
nounced it:
Having examined a number OF
strong, we'll bound law books, and
having talked to several strong, we'll
built lawyers, Lind that there is no
law against it, so am going to run
for the legislature. and | hope that
everybody will vote for me.
However, any man who has con-
sciontious scruples about voting for
me. wilt please subscribe for the
Democrat or pay up back dues, and
he will be forgiven.
I am goinglto win this race without
spending any money, I have been
in the newspaper business so long
that the spending of money has be-
come lost art to me.
People who do not like me may
now shoot off their heads ad libitum
and say anything they want to.
They may even lie about me, but it's
all right, expect it, and hereby
promise not tosbe surprised nor in
the least rufHed if l find myself af-
fectionately referred to as an expert
COW thief, butsnevertheless, l will run
because [ want to, and it is not
against the law.
In case I am elected, will be sole.
ly responsible for it, as nobody asked
me to run, and nobody but myself is
to blame.
If the other candidates have any
issues to discuss, and want to meet
me on the stump. all they have to do
is tonotify me. 1 can't talk much,
but will make lots of signs.
Oakes Republican., 1902-05-23
Northwestern Band Tournament.

To be hela d Lidgerwood, North Dakota
June II to 20, the 500 Line will sell round
trip tickets FROM stations west of Glenwood
and east of CarriAgton and Oakes inclusive,
at one fare for thefouna trip, limited to re-
for particulars.
Oakes Republican., 1902-05-23
its Toms Wav.

Congressman Marshall rather
heaps Goals OF fire on the head of
Editor Winship, who strongly op-
poses his denomination, by securirg g
a Sl25,oOO appropriation for public
building at Grand Forks.-Hankin-
son News,
Oakes Republican., 1902-05-23
House and Lot For Sale.

Ny house and lot in Oakes sAoilcred for
sale. Inquire on the prcmsesAor mt the
Repu oliean Office. Ed. A. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-24
BARNET LETTERS
CONTINUED from page ~

Withaus to tell of his experiment with
the organs of the dead woman Ex-Gof-
Black objected. claiming that the pre-
yIous concession of the defence that MIS-
Adams had died Of cyanide of mercury
Doison had obviated the necessity OF
wasting time on the medical testimony,
and Mr.. Osborne said he would coniine
the examination to the analysis OF the
poisoned bromo settler. DR.. Withaus de-
scribed the tests he made to discover the
contents of the bottle.
During the afternoon. Mr.. Osborne
made two attempts to introduce the Bar
net letters but failed. The court eX-
planned that such of the letters as Were
agreed upon by counsel would be admit
ted as a standard of comparison in hand
writing. but that. in his opinion, any fur
Their use of them would violate the ruling
Of the court Of appeals.
, Mr.. Osborne then read the testimony Of
Molineux before the cOroner's inquest.
relating to the trouble between MolineuX
and Cornish He also read MOlineux 5
statement to the coroner's jury that he
had never made cyanide of mercury.
Before the coroner MolineuX also said
that he could not recall ever seeing any
of the blue paper with the interlaced
q crescent crests and had never used such
paper During the last trial, and again,
today, MoIncuxs counsel admitted that
MolineuX owned such paper.