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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
MYSTERY OF THE
b BAYOU WOODS
Copy right. 1905, BY 4. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co.
By WALKER KENNEDY.

appeal TO his pride in his crimina
Achievements, but on this one sub
| Ject--whilc he never made any posi-
tive denial--hc was entirely uncom-
municative. The intimate association
had with him leads me to believe
that there is no sort Of cowarcllv
crime which James Franklin would
not commit provided his personal
safety was assured.
Zone of the hardest jobs 7 under
took was 10 win over the three
ruflinns whom Franklin had employed
SO often to our slide of the case, or
rather TO induce them TO tell tho
truth. sugResed to Mr.. Everett that
he should call upon the mayor and
tell him plainly that by the action in
dismissing me from the force and
giving Peters Rest immunity he had
played into the hands of the real
murderer of John r. Wright by pre-
venting the arrest of three very slis-
picious characters who were doubt
less implicated in the murder. also
suggested that he should hint to the
mayor that this sort Of thing if con
tinued would not look very well when
brought out in court. MIR. Everett
adopted my suggestion and carried it
ont SO we'll that on the day upon
which this tris was begun these
three men were all quietly arrested
by the mayors orders and taken to
Jail. where the taller was told TO place
them in separate cells and allow no
har
as he should designate. The taller
was given to understand that they
we're witnesses in a very important
case and that il was imperative that
they should not be allowed to com
municate with each other. knew
that the first thing these rascals
would do would be 10 try to send
word TO Franklin. Permission vas
secured for me to visit them, and l
did SO, casually as it were. 7 was
strollng in the corridor. and each of
them recognized me- and called to me
/ Each of them separately asked me
to tell Franklin of his arrest so that
lie could get out for they never
, doubted their chiefs ability TO
free them. They did not know what
they had been arrested for let
them infer that I would give their
messages to Franklin and then left,
satisfied that they had no "omnunj-
cation with each other. The next
day returned. and again converscd
with them separately. told tncm
that Franklin was displcaScd with
them for some reason in short. that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
MltItIi IN II

No matter now the poets sing
We're In it,
\ brighter hue tho rainhoWs ilmg
And luVclicr fruits the seasons bring.
White sNoctcr Gar the Songhir,iS sing
Each minute
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
THE SMART MAN.

DC really smaht man" said llc.e
Eben, "is dc on" dat has sense enough
to know dat he's liable To be- tooled de
same as anybody else - Washington
Star.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
a DOLLAR EARNED.

Judge 'sarcastically)-D you ever
earn a dollar in your life:
NaGrant--Oh, yes; voted for your hon
or once ,-Iuck.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31

Atlanta Constitution.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31
CHAPTER V

n the office shanty one evening
about a week later Railway and
his scaler happened to be talk
- ing over tho situation rho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-31

which he wore attracted my atteu-
ton, Nlt they were fastened 50 firm
~ in as 10 resist my hurried ef-
forts, So tore the cuffs promptly
from the shirt. noticed that they
had dark spots on them. which after
ward proved To he blood. Iu one Of
the ovcrcoat pockets | found a pistol
but decided NOT 90 take il. II was
just about such "A weapon as that dis
PLAYED here. but | would not like ~
swear ii was the same. lie also had
heavy stick. which being useless to
me ! did not take. Having secured
all the valuabes on his person, and
satisfying myself he would soon come
To consciousness, | hurried back to
town to pawn the articles | had OBJ
tanned. This | did. never stopping to
think of the danger Ia myself after
ward. and then FASTENED homeward
over the short path. That evening
we had something of a feast al home,
having made up yarn 10 my wife
TO account for the food | bought. |
have here the blood-stained cuffs
with the buttons in them. which ! did
not pawn. Nou will see that Col
Franklin's initials are written on the
linen in India ink"
Wright took from his pocket a
small paper, which he opened and dis
played the cuffs. which were given to
the jury to examine.
The prosecuting attorney examined
him AZ considerable length, hut could
not shake his testimony
II was not possible TO doubt the
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

boarded up. and at all times enjoy the best air to be found in the world, the pure untainted air of the higher lev that the year round is unsurpas sed. Better by far than the air of the towns and cities even in this western country noted for its delightful climate.
 For diversions there are all the ath- letic exercises one might desire and which can of course be secured any where these days. But in addition thereto there is horseback riding. fre- quent trips to the mines and ranches of the surrounding country, in noun tain or valley as the rider may choose. may be carried on in the study of the unique fauna and flora and geology of the country and these who care to d: g into the past have within a few min utes horseback ride some of the most wonderful as well as presumably the most ancient ruins of prehistoric race. the mound builders. and in no part of the world is there better oppor- tunity for ethnological study.
 The illustrations accompanying the article in question show the students mounts. pictures of their tent houses, excursions into the desert and chraac- teristic desert scenes. Altogether it is calculated to give merited publicity to an enterprise that should result in pro- fit 10 its projectOr and health and hap piness for his patrons.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
$5OORFSSSNN5Axaza9
WHO CANNOT BE CURED.

Backed up by over a third of century of remarkable and uniform cures a record such as no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained, the proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in legal money of the United States, for any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus, CT Falling of Womb which they cannot cure. All they ask is fair and reasonable trial of their means of cure.
 They have the most remarkable record of cures made by this world famed remedy ever placed to the credit of any prepara- ton especially designed for the cure of woman's peculiar ailments
 beautiful Georgia lady, ice-Presideut of the East End Palmetto Club, of Savannah, and prominent socially there, relates the following experience: You certainly have produced the finest medicine for suffering women that is to be had in the country. want to recommend 1t especially to mothers. was seventeen years old when my darling boy was born. Felt very exhausted and weak for long time, and 1t sister in-law bought me bottle of Dr. Picrce's Favorite Prescription (after I had tried several of the other remedies which are so much ad- vertised, and found no relief) had little faith in the medicine at the time aud was so weak and sick that felt discouraged, but within a week after had commenced taking your Pre- life and vitality seemed to come with each sue ceeding day, until. in few weeks. was in fine health, and happy, hearty woman. My boy is now two years old, aud, thanks to your splen- did. medicine, 1 am enjoying perfect health. If at any time I vel tired or in need of a tonic, a few doses of your Favorite Prescription re- cupcratcs me at once. My address is No. sII Jones Street, East. Savannah. Ga.
 Mrs. SUSIE wILLIAMs To Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y"
 Accept no substitute for uGolden Med ical Discovery" There is nothing rjust as good for diseases of the stomach, blood and lungs.
 The Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1903 large pages i'll paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 2I one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing oniy. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
 Dr. Pierce 's Pleasant Pellets are ladies' laxative. No other medicine equals them for gentleness and thoroughness.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
SCHOOL ON THE DESERT
Institution for Developing Sound
 Minds in Strong Bodies.

Prep" School in the open-each young fellow possessing his own tent horse, even dogs if so inclined; studv punctuated with hunting and canning trips to the mountains. mines, Indian reservations, steer tying and brandins contest, prehistoric ruins and the bis horse ranches, almond orchards and orange groves that are marked feat ures of the Salt River Valley, Arizona this is the latest addendum to the popular desert camp life which is prov ing such boon to people who need the outdoor living to build them up.
 Boys temporarily disabled by over zeal in study or athletics: pale. weak and anemic, yet anxious to keep up their class work. have found an al fres- co school life where development of brawn goes on with that of brain. an attractive and delightful prescription for "how to get strong" and be con- tented while getting so.
 The above language is the opening paragraph of a half page illustrated article in the Brooklyn Eagle of Oc- tober 4. It is descriptive of the prepar atory school for young men, conduct ed by H. David Evans, on the edge of the desert not far from Mesa. It is d. signed especially for boys whose health has been impaired or who are not naturally strong and athletic and who desire to finish their preparation for college while engaged in that even more important work of strengthening their physique for the duties of life.
 Thoroughly educated himself and surrounded with the comforts of home, MT. Evans is nicely equipped for such an enterprise and the notable advance ment made by his students is suffi- cient recommendation for the ''facul- ty' and the regular "curriculum- But the novel feature of the school and the feature that warrants it's existence Is the many recreative advantages en- loved by the students when not en- gagged with their books. For the desert school teaches health as well as book larning" The students live in tent houses, many of them comfortably
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
AN HONEST ELECTION MOVE.
Suits Brought Against Denver City
 Officials.

Denver, Oct. 14.--W. H. Bryant, pres ident of the Honest Election League. today filed a suit in the district court against Julius Aichele, city and county clerk of Denver. c. s. Elder. treasurer, D. A. Barton. auditor. and the members of the city council. charging that grelt frauds have been committed in regis tration and that the clerk has habitual- ly added fictitious names to the lists, receiving pay for putting the names on before election and also for removing those not voting after election.
 The court is asked to prevent the payment of the clerks bills and to or der an investigation. It is charged that a conspiracy exists between Aich- ele and some of the other officials nam- ed to defraud the city and county and also to carry elections by means of fraudulent registration and fraudulent voting.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
AFTER FLOODED CATTLE
Austin Starkweather Left for New
 York This Morning

The dairy business in this valley has grown to be an industry of consider able importance and when Phoenix doubles her size as she will before many years. it will be q still bigger thing.
 Austin Starkweather is one of the men who made q success of the dairy business when the market was a great deal smaller than it is now and he proposes now to be present when the Christmas presents of the future are handed around to the dairymen. He is fin fact going into the dairy business on a larger scale than ever before and with better equipment.
 This morning he left for the east and expects to go as far as New York where he will buy carload of Ho.- stein cows for dairy purposes. Various dairymen differ on which breed of cows Is the best for the dairy but MT. Starkweather thinks the Holsteins are good enough for him.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
STOCKS.

Atchison 63H; Atchison pfd ST; N. J. Central 149; c. & O. 2SM; Big Four 69A; c. x s. 1124 c. & s. pfd AS; c. & s. End pfd 1894: Erie 26a4; Great No"- thern pfd 155: Metropolitan 103A; Mo Pac S7A; N. Y. Central 1155a; Penn 117A: St. L. & s. r. 52; St. L. & s. r. pfd 50: St. l.. x s. F. End pfd A; St. Paul 135; So Pacific 39; U- P. 6S3s; Amal cop 347s Sugar 10S1s; Anacon- da 62la; T.. s. Steel 12%; U. s. Steel pfd 5SA; W. U. s0A; Santa Fe cop iA
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
A WIDE MARGIN.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-The Univer- sity of Pennsylvania foot ball eleven defeated the Gettysburg College team today 72 to O.
 The Pennsylvania players simply played with their lighter and inexper- fenced opponents and went through the visitors line almost at will Only once during the entire A minutes were the visitors able to gain the necessary five yards while they seldom held Penn sylvania for downs.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
FOOTBALL SURPRIS SF
Both Princeton and Yale Found Hard
 Opponents.

Princeton. N. J., Oct. 1.-The Prince ton players had to meet a hard game today, but played rather indifferently, scoring only F points against Lehigh. The visitors played progressively and three times made their downs. Prince ton held fer downs four times. made three fumbles at critical moments and was penalized for holding several times
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
TILLMAN JURY
No Verdict After Having Been Out
 Nine Hours.

Lexington. s. C. Oct. 1.-The clos ing arguments in the case of J. H. Tillman were made today and at 1:42 D. m., Judge Gary gave the case to the jury When Judge Gary left the court house for his hotel at p. m. there had been no communication of any sort from the jury room.
 The judge instructed the sheriff that as soon as the jury agreed, to com
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
Professionals Try in Vain to Give
 Tone to Stocks.

New York, Oct. 14.--Attempts on the part of professionals to advance stock prices today were disturbed by the de- velopment of a number of weak points in very much the same manner as yes terday. The advances which were achieved in consequence were gener- ally wiped out and the last prices were below last night as result.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
OTHER GAMES.

Columbus, Ohio, Oct 14.-Ohio State University 30; Muskingum o.
 New York, Oct. 4.-Columbia .: Swathmore 0. Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 14.-Michigan 65; Ohio Normal 0.
 Champaign, Ill.,, Oct. 14.-University of Illinois 54; Chicago Dentals 0.
 Chicago, Oct. 14.-Chicago 39; Rush MedicS o. }.'.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
A SHOWING AGAINST YALE.

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct, 1.-The Holy Cross football eleven furnished a. sensation on Yale field today by play ing a most spectacular game of the season and scoring 10 points against Yale's 36.
 Cambridge, Mass. Oct. 14.-Harvard today defeated Wesleyan F to 6.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

the night and he would get up and re- ceive them.
 The jury had not reached verdict at 11:15 D. m. having been out over nine hours.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
THE HEARST PARTY.

Denver. Oct. IA special to the Republican from Santa Fe, N. NJ. says the Hearst congressional party arrived there at ? o'clock this afternoon and were entertained by a committee of officials and business men.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

A woman can stand it as long as she can say all is lost save complexion.-- New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

When we hear a man say that he has a conscience, we watch him little more closely.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

All is not gold that pays a per cent. dividend and calls for a 12 per cent. ssessment.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

Fist lights are not as common these days as formerly, ana that's progress. -AtchiSon Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

The people are putting two and two together. Let them beware that they don't say that they make five or six, instead Of four.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
U. S. BONDS

Ref 2s reg and coupon 1069s; 3s reg 1071a: coupon 10SA; new As reg and coupon 1101a; 5s reg and coupon 102H
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-23
Petici6n preIimiHaF

Han dAdo comisnEo las coIfsrsn.
eian de nrbItrAge en sl COZ fisto
RpRlo-slamAn itRIo vsEsxolRDo.
El ministFo de EstAdos . nidos,
cue representa- o Vsnesusia, pidi6
como medid& preliuainar qns eesR-
a. eI bluauso inmsdiatamsnte'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-23
Como viene
DE QUEBRADlLLkS

Por que rss6n as que ss ls aumsnts 81
ansl0o los maeatros graduates, los rura
les, que FelRtivaments tisnen mas ruda labor,
ae les deia sl mismof
Sc nos oeistRrS, que solo Sc h% hscho po-
neF 81 sueioo de todos los grS1nados Rl mifmo
niTslI puss no sra justo que los gFaduados de
los pneblos grAndes tsnisndo iguFl ira baio q CO
los do los puebios pequsfi,s, goEaeen De mas
susido: nosoSros estRmos confoFmss acn estoi
pero no sstRmos conformeg eoaqus 10 Sc re-
tFibuyR bien ell tPabRio de los FnYaieE
e comIsf0nado de inHtxueci6a, No fguoTa
lseRun los fnformaE mensuAse dados por los
InHpsctoTss) los magnfdcos rssu1tados qua
sc sSt&n obtsnisndo en- In anEensuEa d o ias
euelss rurAles; como tRmpoeo igoora Gus "a
cssl tod@s ssfAs eseuslas, sa snRsEa 10 % 80
hassA 40 gFado; que no es 10 mismo prsparar
m solo grado, gus preparRr tres caAtro.
Mosotros hsmos obssrv&do qua los mRes-
troS ruraless vlsto las poess comodidsdes qua
hsy ga los campos, y de 10 Ris.adas one satkn
east todas las casss-sseuslaE; ss F1enan cue
sr1sadAr disriaments OIL pusbo, pcR 10 ian
SO tiensn mRs tPabaio.
Psdlmos qus Sc les &umsnss sI susld3 los
rurAlssI Por crseFlo ssl de 'sQuidad.
Corresponsal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-23
PONCE
MOTIcIAS DIREcTAs)
En- sro p.

noe stfor cAsLnOva , otros sismsn'
toa Artfstieoa.
Julio ErtabA esss dsnuneiSdo u
Jusgado dc pAx del DlEtrito EBts
por ssoVecl6n &c Ia ioven NsTfs
Clsugeil.
Nuastro p1rticuIsr &migo NJ
nuel PAoli sRldr& muy en- hreve
para GnayawA y otrsE pobiseiones
con sl IN de prsparsr vEYfos con
cisrtos en- los qus tomsrk parts el
senior G0icosehea.
Maestro amigo oil doctor Cattle.
Trez tTasIadRra gu residences al
pueblo de Salinas.
MKnana pubiie1FsmoE ell nombre
dc los individuoE perbaneciensss al
eusrpo de bombsros qns han cum
p!iao Ysi1ts amos de pertsnseer 9
81 sin interruption de nlngunt
class.
Contin6h In eoniai6n nom bPsdR
h8eiendo ID colecta para llsvar .
, eabS le fiestR de bonn bsPos ell dis
dos de- entrants mes. Seguramsn-
Sc iR comisl6n eonseg0iEa ri IN quo
SO propone, toda vsz que nadia ne
CARA Eu eoncurEo para proporeionsl
nj eusrpo de bonbsros AIgunaH di-
versionss qss compenBen ID abns
gAei6n de los indivlduoH d este
Dsnsmefiso eusrpo sn toGos los 81
nisstros ee csta p0blEcl6n.
Nusttro queFido &migosel ioven
ingsnisro don Juan Ssix Rozaly hG
sAlido para Areeibo 6 &suntos de su
profssi6n.
La iuvsntud ponctnA eetk de pe-
same. GE gAchoS por caus&s 20.
dsrosfsimgE hA colgsdo su Ira.
SHEstA cuando estArk eallads y
aola In Ira dsl gAcho.
Hoy ssTSn lefiGs an Ia Corte de
Distrito sists Gctas de keusaei6n.
Hoy - celebEsron en- In Corte de
DlEtrito los juieios giguisntes. con.
tra Emilio Torres oa Y&uco, Ss-
bRstisn Sinigsglis, de Ponce, por
hurtc y Miguel CFiado, dc Ju&na
DlGz, p0r psriurio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-23
Ultirnos cables
Rombardeo

Sc conArmAn las n0ticias de Ia
baF sido bonlbRrdeAdo otrR vas o.
fuaYts San CAKlos.
Los buquas que tomaron parts
"a eI hAeho, son oil 4lemkn GPhRn.
1hsrS los itAliknos Vinsta Ga.
EAlli.
El eph1nso dur6 mas de tres h3-
rRs.
La villa de San Carlos foe ineen'
dada. No ousd& nj senaIeS de las
cAsks cereRnAs 81 fasFts.
La poblaei6n en- general ha Bu-
fFido mueho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-23
JUICIOS INTERESAKTEs

En Ia pr6xima quinesns de F6-
brsvo sc eelebrRFGn Enos s1ulcioS
interesRntes sn ID CoTts ds Dittrlto
de H7macao.
Uno Dc eilos Sc contrs Sanquichi
como supuGst0 suipAble oei Eassl-
nato de dos krRbas en- Vlteues.
Oiro contra Ell iovan Marques
Roig, Dor ell homisidio ds PoupAEt.
Otro poE un crimsn an YabucoR.
Y otro contra sl poliefs Glrrns
por uno de los &sesinatos ds Hn-
macao.
Para t0dos hAbr& iurAdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-23
EDTCT0
ESTADOS UNlDOS DE- AMERICA S. S.

Ri PrssiEsnta de los EstRdos Unidos . su
nonbRs don Charles K. TooIes JEez asocfR-
GO del Tribunal ds Distrito de HumaeAo.
HGgo saber qua que oil LstrGdo don Juan
F Was o Shotsco q nombrs de don Rafas BsF-
langn Hostos hR promovido sxpsoients ants
Eats Tribunal para que So dseiRrs favor de
nm rapFeEentado al dominic do 10 igaieRts in
ea r6atleR, sita az oil hArrio de Ri0-abajo, de
aTte permino municipal, eumpnetGa Dc cRtcrcs
eusrdas de terPsnoS llsnoa, dedicadaE . In
sfsubr de palmas de coco ot1Os frutos me-
nores, colin0antss poF sl NoTts con sisrrAS de
dop Juan Jote Eknchsxs por sl Bur con tsrre-
noa del PFopio BsrlADEBs per el Eats con In
Rona uaaIfGima por sl CASTE con nnca de In
uro ouiOdad de don Juan Bsltr&n, cuya nnea
"a hubo por eompEa sue de ella hieisFh sn
nrsefo de eisrto cinsuaAts dollars dofA Pillar
Torres DfkE.
PoF tAnfo, h4biendo Admitid0 81 Tritu-
nal IN YsfericR solicitud. poF oil pTesenta, qua
a nubIfeAr6 tres vsees en- Ci peFi6dIco qus
ndtta an San Juan aThe Pnsrto -Rfco Sun,S
Ilnmo emplaSo @ lRs peKsonRs ign0radRs b
d uianea puedA psrsudL0aF ia interruption Do do
mlnsc dc In rsfePida Gnea para qns dsntfo dc
aaaenta dfas natars les ne % eont&ESn dsade
In nrimsFa puhGiesai6a de ssss sdieto &c sl sx
rrssadn paEI6diCo, oomp4FsEe&E snts zsts TEl-
bunAI sl duisiersn AlsgAR 81 6sEsch0.
Dad0 en- HamAGRo sells ds Ensrc ds nail
nowseiantDS ares.
CAorEes n, Fests, joe Gabr4sI OOnsaLes, Sc.
eSstArIo, 1-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-23
SCOTT s BOVINE.
a VISO

MientrAs ours oil bloqueo de Vsnesuala, ol
itinarario de los vspoyss de In sRsd d Linss,
% modifeark como sigus;
V2por Observation-Disclosures del trkfcc
Vapor eZullaS.-Hark viaiss sntPs San
Juan Cnraeao, galisndo de San Jnen Enero
25, Tabrsro sregresando San Juan Fsbre-
70 , Fsbp0ro 16.
VRpoK &CaraeRsS.-Ssldrk da Poncs oil 81
de Eaero sE viais para NV York vim San
Juan.
V&por ePhiEadslphias.--SRldr4 do Pance
ei 10 de Fahrero viRis psra Nav Tck VII
San Juan.
Una vsx IevRntkdo o. bioquso los vaporss
rsanndarEn ruta antarf0P tan pronso como
sen practicable.
LoE Af&a de lisgsda ' saiida dB los vaporss
esskn sujstos . las yariacionss qu0 las cireuns-
tKncias hagAn nsceEari&s, ain qua en- ningun
easo ssGn response bies los empresaTios.
Agsntes:
Morales Ca, r. Ponce TtEEar Ca, San
juan ID.