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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-04-30
CHEAP RATloNS
For Horses and Mules

Farmers from various sections OF the Siaie
have been writing asking about The advisa-
bIliiy OF feeding horses and muie* on cotIon
seed meal and hulls and Also hskins ior
cheaper ration than corn.
The following prices are given 10 ietter
from Scranton, y. c.. Corn, 30 Per ION oa'k'
SIS per ton wheat bran. ts5 per ION COTTON
seed meal, S25 per ton rics meal, S22 per ION
or course corh and oats are out OF the qnes-
tIon as d food for horses and mules nj the
above prices SO something cheaper must oe
The anniysis shows that rice meal has about
the same composition M corn meal ana we
have found that II II lost as good for ieeding
pigs. We have fed IL 10 hoises WIN soou ~
Iesulis think We are safe In saying That u
may be used In place ni corn pouad Tor pound
II no hay or fodder In used In the ration and
huIIs are resorted to az ronghness some .,s
meal must he used 10 supply protein. huiis
may he ted Without any further lear oi IN.
Jury 10 the animal. should they refuse To eat
the huils little corn meal or bran spr!nkleu
over the surface will tempt them.
A good cheap ration mHy oe maze up as
follows: <
hounds of wheat brand costing 0 cents two
non pds of cotton seed meal, costing 2.5 cents
ten pounds OF cotton seed hulIs, costing o.o
cents; total cost OF rations per day III cents.
The above In for u horse or mule OF l,oo
pOu nds In live weight.
IL is evident that ration made up OF corn
and fiddler and containing the same amount
vould cost much more than the above.
The North Carolina experiment station mas
fed coiton Seed meal and hui!s 10 horses WIN
good results, bot the experiments along this
line have not been extensive enough 10 say
that cotton seed meal can be fed 10 unlimited
quaint titles for any length OF time without n
Jury 10 the animal.
Numbers Of farmers. ho~ever. have re.
ported that they have Iced cotton seed meal
10 mules and horses with good results.
Asst. Agrisi. =. C., Experimental station.
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Fer sale Cheap
A good sound work animal. Apply 10 X. f.
Hiil

A series which should base been named
The Enchantmenis Of our Modern Aladdips,
~ considered solely from the point OF view
OF romanes: Is begun 10 the May CosaoroL ..,, !.
busipess interest equally for clerk and capi
iaIist, for man ufnctursr. farmer and meIchanl
The man who would upderstapd the drin o.
onr news 10 ansnce snd business must read
these lives, 20 foil OF incident, Of chance, ol
bard labor and marseioos success.
Mrs. J. G. Harper, OF Oak Hill, Ais, is o6
q visit % her parents In Due West. b. Z. Mrs
Harper veil rsmsnoe,sd nsrs ,. 70 !, M,s, ,ns
mad her many friends In this city who regret
that her fnture homo 10 % far away.
Lecture In Court House on Thursday might
May lst, at $50 O'Clock, BY DR.. Alfred II. No
meat Subject: Modern Jerusalem pr3dne'
CITY. Lecture for bHnedt Of Abbeville School
Library. Admission 10 and % dents.
AswARM OF bees on one Of the shade i.'s'
on the square attracted considerable at,e.-
:S1 for . bee. 10
Into the quarters prepared for them.
II you went . nice homo On Main street
and on your Own terms. consult Mr. X. c
Wilson, at Mr.. Barksda'e's store. He'll tell
you all sbout u, and give You good bargain.
Mr.. VIM. N. Coz and daughter Vivian. OF
Bslton. are 10 the city visiting relatives.
II upspecessfni with irame bse hives and
not satisned with .Gums," try Home Perfec
tion," which obviates dimcult management
in both. A. c. smith Co.
Coldwater, Ga.
A good mule for sale. Apply to H. N. Tate
School books! you will nnd them at oul
stose. q shipment lost received.
The Speed Drug Co.
We arc besdquartera for nice candy. stock
To Scc. The Speed Drug 70.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-04-30
HOW 1HB FARMERS
Can Save Money.

Editor OF the Abbeville Press and Banner.
The following communication Issued oy lne
Assislnut Agricultural OF Clemson Agricul.
iurnI college in OF 40 much value TO the farmers
OF that state on account of the present hlen
price OF all feed products for farm animas N.s
and stock, that have determined I'D eet o.' W
10 publish this IN au advertisement lor WHICH
our company Will bear the expense
A some OF the products made up 10 'ne
ration AZ made by Mr. COnnor may NOT os
Available TO various planters. l suggest that
any planter write TO MIR. Connor and state
what food products are available To him DOT
rough forage and concentrated !ood: ana oar
ConnOr viii take pleasure 10 maRIng w
instance. Yours truly,
&. FiiZSimomons.
General Manager The Southern Cotton VII
Company. a., ,,.,,,
Manager Abbeville Cotton Seed OIL MIL.
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A. n. smith Il Co.'S. Locals.

We are selling several kinds OF sugar at 70
pounds for dollar. You will surely be re.
paid ior examining our goods and prices.
A. 81. Smith a Co.
A large stock OF Hardware. pillow toOlE and
fai ming Implements constantly on hand.
A. NJ. Smith Co.
A few bushels Ice wheat for sale. Suitable
either Tor sowing or feeding TO chickens.
4. N. Smith & Co.
Don I fall TO call on us for saddles. brides
and horse collars Of all kinds. A large stock
OF the famous Gee Haw" collars at so cents.
A. NJ. Smith i Co.
The best black hat In town for sl0O. don't
take our word for II. but call and zee u for
yoursslL A. III. smith 20.
A few cases three pound California lemon
cling peaches reduced from . cents To ~
cents and they are very ine. Ring up phone
- and see how promptly your goods Will be
delivered. y. 81. smith q Co.
When you plant your garden be sure sou
get first class fresh seed. We are opening q
large assortment OF Buist's seed and guRrani lee
them TO De fresh. A. ii. Smith Co.
Fresh Mountain buck wheat fiour always
on hand. a. III. Sniith q ".
Our stock Of fancy and heavy groceries is
complete In every detail. Call us up. phone
% and let us deliver your goods promptly.
A. 81. Smith j. Co
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Some men mistake pewity for piety.
Some people take of their religion
with their Sunday clothes.

Some men mistake pewity for piety.
Some people take of their religion
with their Sunday clothes.
Too many men mistake official com-
missions for licenses to steal.
Self-examination should deal with
purposes rather than with actions.
Earth and heaven work for the sue
cess Of the man who is seeking only
the will of God.
If we are growing In grace, we arc
growing more interested in all that
affects the kingdom Of Christ.
II is the mark Of q narrow or unGe-
velOped character to consider as your
enemies those who do not agree with
you.
His Holy Spirit is as tender and re-
sponsive to callsGor help as ever. No
one need remain In dependency who
turns to God as He directs.
IL your bottle Is full of self, God
cannot pour himself into 1t; empty 1t
of self, aud God will ill 1t.
The minister who does not hit some
body In every sermon has missed his
vocation, or is well acquainted with
the contributing members.
Bind together your spare hours by
the cord of .ome definite purpose, and
you know not how much you may ac-
complish.
Gods promises are conditioned on
doing our part, and spiritual gifts de-
mand spiritual receptivity and symps-
thy.
The human being who tries to be
useful, who aims to make little sun
shine to add to the great total of human
happiness. doesn't want to die.
If you are down, try to get up. Keep
trying. Set your teeth together, and
know that there is in this world some
place for every human being.
Until you have learned to control
your thoughts you will never be able
to live godIy and righteous life. As
u man thinketh in his heart, SO is he.
We meet life's experiences wisely
"hSh VIC tuCI ttuu-
sientness. Whatever they may be,
painful or pleasant, they will soon pass
away.
Only God Ii eternal. "The things
which are seen are temporal but the
things which are not seen are eternal.
We do not always triumph again
and again .sin overcomes us. Yet de-
feat Is not normal. Triumph Is our in
heritance. Gods will for us is an Eus-
ter.
The terrible thing about the worlds
pleasures il that they aIl pail on the
iaste and eventually become loathsome.
The joys Of religion, however, like the
mercy OF God, are new every morning
and fresh every evening.
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Excur.i0n Rates Announced by the
Soulhern Railway.

Southern Bapiist Convention, AsheviIIe, ".
c. May Sis, 1902. Account Of this occasion
southern Railway announces rate of one hrst
class fare for the round trip from NIL poiuts on
Its lines To Asheviile. NC, and return. Dates
Of sale May 9Th 10 10th inclusive, final limit
May 81. 1902. except that by deposit Of tickets
With Joint Agent Ashevilie on or before May
18th. and pay ment OF fee Of my cepts. an ex.
tension to not later than June snd, l902, may
be obtained.
Annual Meeting General Assembly OF the
Presby teriap Church, jackson, Miss, May l-2'
southern Railway announces rate OF one
nrst-clRss fare tor the round trip 10 Jackson.
Miss, aud return. from all points; tickets
Will BE- sold May II, l3, and II. with final limit
May 20. l9)2. The Southern Railway In con-
nection with the Y. & Z. via Birmingham Is
the most direct route 10 Jackson, Miss.
Annual Meeting Southern Educational Az
sociai lon, Chsttanooga. Tenn.. July IL, l9O2.
One first-ciass fare for the round trip, plus
500 mem mbership lee. To Chattanot &c and re-
turn. from oil points on the Southern. Dates
Of sale June s7ih to July lat: inclesiys,y; with
dnai limit July 9Th. l92, except that by de-
posit OF tickets with joint agent on or before
July 9Th aud pay ment OF tee OF my cents an
extension Of not later than September 10Th,
1909, may DO obtained. Persons living NJ un-
important points should notify agent date In
advance on which they Wish TO leave. 20 that
he an provide proper tickets for them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-04-30

Our Talcum Powder at l0c. 10 the best Ia
town. The Speed Drug Co.
have secured tho services OF hrst cIas
watch maker. Am now prepared 70 clean
or repair your watch on short notice.
All work guaranteed. Give me call.
J. ]. Stone.
Phone or call at Pennevs Drag Store and
get all the Information you want about paper
Ing your house.
M n i.n'i It's Tins m nia1 ahead and come
TO some conclusion as 10 how many rooms
you will paper. be sure and see my line be.
fore bnying. Geo. Penney.
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Six Greuadines-Blk and C,lored, pretty
new styles, Sixis In wide At HaddonA
Blk Batiste-Wool and Cotton. No mate
rial excela bat iste for hot weather. lit
light and airy and holds Its color. at Haddons
Millinery-You should see the new sum
mer aty les In hats opened NJ Hsddon's.
Medallion Lsces--rbs latest productions In
lacs bans. All over laces. Applique etc, Just
reed at Haddon's.
oxford Ties and Strap aandlts, the nex
thi,gs In loot wear at HRddon's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-04-30
Who killed Chairman Jones:
I, said Bryan, the brave,
With my lille platforms
killed Jones.

Who will bury him deep?
I, says Hanna, named Mark,
With JOY and gles:
III hide him out OF sight.
Who will preach the funeral?
/, says Clark, the Senator.
with tears and groans many,
I'll preach the funera'.
Who will Chic { Mourner be?
/, says The New YORK sun;
For his cute little ways,
III shed tears to burn.
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Phone or send an order for any thing In ouI
up.to-date Drug store. We will nee that you
get Il, The speed Drug TO.
Now is the time TO look after yonr beds
Get q bottle OF bed bug poison and have nc
more bugs. The best for sale at DuPre'S store
WAsrzp-Poor ysariing ca tile. Apply Ia
Gus Richey, Abbeviile, b. Z.
Harris's Carbonated Water and Ginger Ale
Miliord's Drug Store.
Floor stains, roof paint. house paint
enamel paint. In fact anything In the paint
line can be had a. Milfords Drug Store.
Podophyliin Compound IN the best horse
medicine. For sale BY The Speed Drug 20.
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Report from Democratic Csub Nc. d
This club was recognized nt the Cotton
MiiI In the city Of Abbevilis Saturday eve
niux, April 20, 1872. Meeting was called tC
order by the President, 4. y. Patterson.
Presihept Patterson stated that Inc onlect o
the meeting was TO reorgantze. elect omcoih
nud eject delegates To the County Cino 10 De
held at AbbevilIe Court House ON MondAy
Nay 5ih. le02- ,,, p.,,s..,r
Amer this was done President Patterson
DECLARED all Offices vacant snd that nom'na
tious was 10 order for new officers.
Mr. MI N. Patterson was poiniuateo Ior re-
election N president. ,,.
I. Il. Henderson took the Chair and put the
n,osioc uefore the. house.
By n unahimous vote Mr.. Patterson wa
reelected president.
Nr. Patterson took the chair and othei
Nominations sere In oider.
tsol Wyatt Aiken was elected Slce-ffrs
dsnt: ]. b. Hepeersop, eecrstary J.
Lapxiey, treasurer; N. N. Patterson. execu
Tive committeeman. u...,
Sommities on Resistration-J. b. hendes
400, A. n. Barnett. &. II. Easwnfds.
Delexa a,eS 10 County club.'-Coi. Wye'!
Aihep. A. II. Rarpeit. n. B. Patterson. =
FoeieI Barn well. J. A. Harris. u. b. face' T.
Ths,e being no further business. the mee,
Ing was closed.
J. 3. Henderson, II. N. faiteison:
Secretary. ETcsioenI
April d. lsOl.
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We are authorized 10 announce q. A..
DOUGLASS a. candidate for County Treas.
urer, subject to the Democratic primary.
We are authorized 70 announce W. r.
BRADLEY a. u candidate for County Treas.
arsr, subject 10 the Democratic primary.
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For low prices on paints and oils goto the
Speed Drug Co.
Before you buy your drugs SEQ us. The
Speed Drug Co.
Pratts Food at Milford's Drug Store. Phone
Speeds Cough Syrup is guaranteed. Try
bottle. Tho Speed Drug Co.
We sell the genuine Grip Capsules and you
will nnd them good. The Speed Drug Go.
You are ready 10 pack your blankets away.
You will need Mothaiiue a. this can be plac-
ed on the most delicate goods and not stain
them. The Speed Drug Go.
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Al p. Church, Nay 4.

&c, 10 p,steuess In Christ" will DO the suo.
IN az of me sermon next Sabbath mording 81
'Shs Associnte Reformed Presby ierian church.
friends and strangers are cordially inVNeo'
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Wednesday, April 80, 1902


The customers we want are those VINO re-
Quirs the highest possible quality. Some oi
have come tn stny. There is not much satis-
faction In gaining for q customern mn ior
ahom any thing IL good enough. We IKE IN.
critical kind. They appreciate Clifton
dour. We invite the most careful invrstiga-
100. We want you In compare Clifton uous
with the best Of other brands. People Tn"
do this choose "Ciiiton" nour ana stick 10 ".
sT,,ifiop'' flour customers are satisfied people.
For sale by l.. r. 4 +. n. Miller. j. =. C'cl'
ran. J. X. G Ieun and Mrs. Lou Aiewine ,n
Ab6cyilie. T.. X Horton In LowndeSvilie. W.
L. Burch and J W. Morrsh Ia MI. Carmel
4. F. Morris In willington. aud ID. N. Perry
man In Bordeaux.
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Runday Hears ~ the Absevilie Post
O6lee.
sto slS q. N. 10 10 1910 Q. m. II N 70 LIS
Robi. 8. Link, p. n.
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Meye's Your Money.

II you used money on your own terms, and
can Give good security. yUu might learn some
thing 10 your interest BY applying 10 Mr: H.
4. Link, ut the Abbesiiie post once. u.
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Poor Cattle Wanted.

III you Wish 10 sell some yearliny cattle.
n oryeron application 10 the Press snd ban-
ner once A high price ard ready cash VIII DC
paid tor poor y0apg cattle. No old STOCK WANT
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-04-30

nov have the agency for the Gales stes m
Lsundry, Grecpvii y. e.. IL you would IKE
10 have ihtm do Jour work give me your
laundry. J. W. Aehee'sF'
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For Counsy Supervisor.

We are authorized 70 announce GEORGE
Il WILSON as q candidate for County Super.
visor, subJec. TO the Democratic Primary.
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SUPERVISORS
QUARTERLY REPORT.

The Following Claims Were Au-
dited by the Board Of County
Commissioners for Abbeville
County for the Quarter Ending,
March 3Oth, 1902.
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CANDIDATES.
For C0ngress.

We are authorized 10 announce WH.
STRIBLfNG N q candidate for Congress. sub
icct 20 the Democratic primary.
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asas>sa Rnslare.

Fine Bottom land pasture for cattle. Soc
Per month. ApPy
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x.- nh..e.. AnriI IAf, 1909.

New RW0o<"S "P
Wv, II. Barn well. Once. li0.
O. 4, Wskeling, office. H0.
c, q. Richey's dairy. los - rings.
]. ]. Stone. Jeweler, lS.
r. H. Sign, residence. 49,
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ABBEVILLE CLUB NO. 2.
Rssuls Of the Reorganization Last
Saturday.

Pseaideni-J. 8. Graves.
lst Vice lsrecideni-P. A. Cbeatham.
2ud Vice President-W. w. Bradley.
Hect. and Trcs ssureT-G. II. Moore.
Committeeman-F. b. Gary.
Ex Comnittee- r. L. Hill. Jno. Lyon. ID. E
HolllngsVorth.
Committee ON RegiStraiion-R. Z. Cox, e.
J. Lyon, g. II. Moore,
Deiesstes-F. =. Gary. n. p. DeBruhl, w.
w. Brydley, n. T. Holliugsvorth. q. II.
Moore, J. b. Blake, Frank McCerd, Il. X.
Hemphili, X r. Coz. T. r. MILFORD.
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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-13
KILLED BY sNoMsLIph.

Spokane, Wash, March 13.-A Nell son, E. O., special to the Spokane Re view says Fred Lowden was killed by snow slide Saturday night. He and Chris Sherbert were asleep at the foot of the Kokanee range when the slide buried their cabin. After 36 hours of superhuman effort Sherbert freed himself. He obtained aid at a neighboring cabin, but Lowden was dead. His finger nails were torn off, showing that he had made desperate effort to dig out. Sherbert's feet and hands were badly frozen. and his feet may have to be amputated. He was clad in a shirt only during the 3o hours he was fighting for life.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-13
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

The management of the Sunshine Athletic club intends to have strong nine on the diamond this season. There will no doubt be strong rivalry between this club and the Lafayettes.
 -The Rev Father Lawless of Cromwell preached very instructive sermon at St Patrick's church last night. His subject was Death. To- night the Rev Father Cunningham of South Meriden will occupy the pulpit.
 -The conductors on the new addi- tion to the Farrell Foundry have been removed from the top of the building down near the first floor, so that they will be able to convey the drainage water better into the gutters.
 Judging from the number of school children seen about the streets in this section, person would be inclined to think that no session of the public schools was being held. This is not so however, but the children seen about the streets, have not been vaccinated and consequently were sent home from school Some of the children, who were sent home, made straight line for the doctors office, and were vaccinated, but the majority of them are enjoying themselves with various amusements.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-13
COURT MARTIAL HELD.
Lieutenant Colonel Moore Hears
 Charges Against Sergeant.


 New Britain, Mar. 13.-Lieutenant Colonel Moore of the First Regiment c. N. G., held a court martial last evening in the state armory on Arch street to consider the charges which Captain Frank II. Smith of Company D Fad preferred against Sergeant John A. Fades of his company. The charges alleged disrespect in that he called Captain Smith "a sucker in an under tone, that while acting as manager of the baseball team he purchased a new ball without authority, intOXication in connection with the first charge of disrespect, and use of company proper ty without permission.
 The session was private, only lieu tenant Colonel Moore, Captain Smith, Sergeant Fades and the witnesses be- ing admitted, the latter singly. Ser geant Fades expected to have B. F. Gaffney represent him as counsel, but it was decided before the court martial not to allow him to be present. Cap tain Smith called three witnesses Ser geants Bancroft and Anderson and Mu- sician Samuelson. There were nine wit nesses for Sergeant Fades. The first charge taken up was of intoxicatio and it was alleged that the sergeant was intoxicated February 15, when Captain Hobson spoke at the First Con gregational church. As to the disobe- dience of orders, the offense was all legged to have been committed twice, on November 10 and January 27. Cap tain Smith had ordered Fades to throw away a cigar, which he was smoking and claimed that while Fades did so in q f,,l manner. Tn regard to repairs in uni form of baseball team it was alleged that Fades without authority had had them made and on two occasions the expense charged to the company.
 In refutation, Sergeant Fades brought several witnesses on each charge. They testified that he was not intoxicated on February 15 and that on the other occasions showed no disre- spect to his superior officer. On the uniform matter the testimony was that mistake was made, the uniforms be- ing taken to William Middlemass, a tailor, instead of to Robert Middlemass, where Captain Smith had ordered them taken. It was shown that an item of S1 in the tailor's bill, an alleged un- authorized expense, was charged against Sergeant Fades personally and not against the company. On this point William Middlemass testified and showed his book. As to the unauthor- ized purchase of a baseball it was shown that Fades had had it charged to himself in the first place and that later the company voted to pay for it.
 It is stated that the testimony of Captain Smiths three witnesses was a surprise, as it was said they all testi- fled in Eades's favor. The other wit nesses called for Fades were Sergeant Mercy, Corporal Bodycoat, Privates Brown, Keggy and Bunce, Messrs Mid dlemass and Monier and two others
 Colonel Moore will send his findings to Colonel Schulze for review. It will not be made public till after that.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-13
OLD PHYSICIAN ARRESTED.
Charged With Causing the Death of
 Mrs O. R. Cowles

Hartford, March 13.-Dr Daniel Kingsbury, an aged physician of Glas- tonbury, was arrested about 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at his home, on a complaint charging man. slaughter, and at 6 o'clock last evening he was arraigned before Henry $. Cos lee, justice of the peace, at the town records building in Glastonbury. He was held in bail of $10,000 to appear for a hearing at 10 a m. Saturday morning. Samuel c. Hardin of Glas- tonbury qualified as bondsman.
 The complaint against Dr Kingsbury was issued by State Attorney Arthur F. Eggleston and was directed to Po- lice Sergeant Walter W. Smith of the Hartford police department as an in different person. It charges that on February 2S at the town of Glaston- bury, Dr Kingsbury was guilty of criminal acts upon the body of Mrs Maud lola Cowles, wife of Charles k. Cowles, who died at East Hartford on March 6.