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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
AN IMPORTANT
MEETING.

The meeting called ior Norton on
Inc 4th inst. OF thc incoiporators of
he Cumberland Transportation.
Light and power Company. was very
mlly attended and the mcorporators
imbued with the pros
uect- for this splendid scheme Hon.
Harry " smith. who had called the
meeting. came ON Co Big Stone Gap
Cor an important conference here,
aud informs as he has met with every
imaginable encouragement in hs
undertaking. The meeting on the
4th was Co take steps demanded by
the increasing interest in the line
To- amend the charter so as 90 extend
Iitto Chatwood. in Dickinson County
90 increase the capital stock. aud &
change original charter in other pa'
ticulars None Of the parties inter
estel seem 20 have the least don't
but that the enterprise will be pushe
with all prudent dispatch 70 con
pletiou.
Another meeting will probably
called Al an early date 90 organi'
the company under the amend'
p charter. at which time it Is e
pectei that some definite action "
be taken Tor early work
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
The Big Stone Cap Post
THURSDAY. SEPT. 10. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Attorney } y. Powell, Of Bristol
ID was IA tow" last muir
J.. y. Bolton prominent 'A Ies
man from Bristol. was 10 town las
week
/ j. Il. smith. representing the NoI
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
A CARD OF THANKS

The pastors who conducted the
Union Services heli from August
2sth Go September 9th. desire through
thc Post 90 express their thanks To-
aid who in any way contributed Co
thr cood of the mcetinEs. They es-
pccialy desire Co express their APP
probation for abe cheerful and e.h-
cicut service rendered by an who
took para iu the singing They arc
thankful too tor the perfect order an'
attention given hy the congregation
Iur Pt-ToH-.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
BUILDING FISH POND.

Mr. l. VI. Wade, Of Turkey Cove.
Lee coanty. was in towB last Thurs
5av on business. Mr.. Wade u now
engaged in building a large hsh pond
near his residence. where large
natural basin exists. When com
pleted be viii have pond covering
several acres Of ground. aud i vii
be led by flesh water coming from
large spring. lie viii stock Il w.tl
| the best variety Of government rs
beat adapted TO this section.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
COUNCIL MEETING.

The Town Council met IA regn
lar session on last Saturday night,
with the following members present
w. II. Horton. Mayor; r. p. Barron.
w : Rose. w. ". Taylor. W. A.
Head, ;. r. Fieenor aud +. y.
Rutherford. Trustees.
The mayor announced the appoint
ment Of the sollowing committees:
Finance r. 7. Barron, W. a
Head and w. : Rose.
Streets.-S. p. Fleenor. w. W
TAYLOR and +. y. Rutherford.
Sewer and Water Works.-W. :
Rose. r. z. Barron and ;. P. fleenoE
Lights W. Taylor. w. ;
Rose and w. a. Head.
PoHce.-F. n. Rutherford. w. 4
Head. W. ; Rose aud W. W. Tsy
Tor.
Oeainance.-W. A. Head. W
Rose aud ;. +. FleeRor.
Schools. z. Fieenor, w.
Rose and +. n. Rutherford.
Park Commissioners. w. A. Tea
= John W Fox. ST.. aud John Tsyl'
"a Cenetery.--F. \. Rutherford,
% p. Flsenor and W. A. Head
n Board Of Healsh.--Dr. j.
no. Kelly, w. W Taylor and f.
ill Rutherford.
Mayo cabsli was elected City
ith torRey.
;sh The special committee appc'a
at the last meeting Of the soaael
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

STATE FEMALE sOgaAL SCHOOL.
FARxyIILE. VA.

Fosaded hy the Legislature ~ educate
teachers tor the public schools
FREE TUITION for TO hundreG
yoang women.
Scholarships appointed Ausong the eoua-
ties and cities.
Liberal c0atse In Language, Literature
History. Sciences and art
SrsoSs Peosks>loSS Al coarse fortsschers.
Session be2scs September STA
Write for catalogue ard ai1'iiceiscs
bfal,k.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
IMPROVEMENTS

The officers Of Trnity NJ. h.
Church. south, through the hber-
ality of friends and members Of the
church, will at once commence TO put
improvements on their buiidiug. \
new tin-shingle roof, granolitic side
walk and steps 90 the church add a
heating plant are some Of the i'm,
provements contemplated. They viii
very likely repaint the parsonage
while they are at work. The con
tracts for the work have beef
awarded.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

The valuable coal property recent
lv rurchased from b. ). Wysor IN
this county is soon to be developed
Nv the Swords Creek Coal and Coke
Corporation. The certificate for ia
corporation OF the Company has been
prepared and presented TO the Judge
Of the Circuit Court who has eertihed
same 70 the State Corporation Com
mission. As sooa a. the charter u
granted the Company proposes goinl
/ n work.-LsbGnOt NewS.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

have opened up "a inst class
blacksmith shop near East tlitu
Street and wrote the public 60 call
and see me when in need of work
ShoeinE horses specislty-
ALIEN CLANS,
Big Stone Gap, Va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
POST OFFICE
VACANCY FILLED.

Mr.. Win Jessee has accepted the
nosition OF Assistant Postmaster at
this place which position was msde
vacant by the resignation OF his
father. Nj. 5. r. Jessee. a few days
since. Young Mr.. lessee - well
asaliiied to I'LL the position. having
had several years experience IN post
Office work under his father here aac
will no doubt conduet the office ia
manner that will be highly salts
factory.
Miss Mamie Pickle. OF Grecndal'
Iva. has also accepted positio
under Postmaster Goodloe a. cler
in the Post Once. Miss Fiekie - a
accomplished yoang lady, and y
sister Of Mrs. .. O. Way. 81 III
piscs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

the Southern Nethoas<t Cturcn on
Sunday at III A. m. p m I
The Roanoke Tsne<s Of September
9Th. rcferriug 90 concert given at
the Y. NJ. c. A. on Thursday last
said. shat magnificent Hsilet d
Davis piaaio was used and no inner
specimen Of the piano makers art
has ever been played in Roanoke
The Mobile Co. Factory distributors.
The school opened at this place
! Monday with large attendance. /
The prospects are foe for a most ex- /
cellent school this year.
I c. G. Cochran and family returned
Tuesday night from II extended visit
to relatives at Charlottesville.
NJ. II. Graber, Of the Stonega Coke
/ & Coal Compauy's office force at
this place. is spending his vacation
, with relatives aud friends m Louis
willie and indianapolis.
Misses Nellie and Hattie McCiuen,
O Of Eusley. Ala. and Miss Fern Minor.
!. Of Birmingham. Ala. who have been
In the Car for several weeks visit
ing Mr. and 1lrs. J. A. l.. Minor. re-
turned to their homes Tuesday night
= The fine pair Of mules recently
= sold TO Or. r. d. Owsley, Of Green.
wood. Va, by Goojloe Brothers. o
m this place. took the first prize at th'
er Charlottesville Horse show at Char
ID lottcsville last week
Big bargains In shoes at ;he Her
90 aid Shoe Store.
nj NJ. aud Mrs Edward 4. Goodlo
announce the engagement Of thei
friend. Miss Nancy Kelly Duff,
.or Mr.. Robert Vincent Rex, the wed
at ding to be solemnized az the hon
has OF the brides sister in Nashvill
Tenn. late in October.
I'm Governor Montague has designs
lay cd Judge W. s. Mathews. of a
vas county court Of Wise. 90 hold pa
e of the term of The Lee county cou
for Judge r. W Pennington. dun'
of the month Of Scptember.-joaesr,
two IirTHiaH.
ap, Prof r.. 10 Shepre has rcceiv
about 500 voiumus oi the diflerg
I'm governments bureau reports Cor
IAN. school library 40 this place. 7
thi. books ate very valuable additions
mes the library and were secured throu
Congressman Campbell oiemp.
Oh a The text for SUNDAY morning s
inr- inoa So the Southern Metho,
nine Church win bc Romans - chaI
verse. "Aud be NOT coniormc,
this world. but bc Sc Transformed
nl's the renewing of your mind. that
,'''' may prove what i. tina; good.
mon acceptable. and perfect viii of GO
The subject at night viii Doe. d"
b get promises of God. Corinthians, /
these Complete lime Of fresh caudic'
ceiyod 40 Taylor Bros this week
inter- Martin Luther. ,he artistic col
OUTS barber. with shop iu Hotel
'.."e gene. has purchased cottage
the Duff House. aud has had %
uu 300 frst class style Martin is
spent of our most industrious coiored
sitting Gems. and deserves credit h'
rs re- ONE of abe incest homes of amy CD
yes in man in town.
Lost. strayed, or stolen, one
innau brown mare mule. weighing het
1000 ana loo pounds. SD
,,,,.5 crippled in feet saddles fairly
=, ..li Reward to anyone returning SAL
y. XIII Ir. Muu LUMBER Go
-.l.|8--8S uu1ieli
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
ILY &EDMONDS.
.yaolans and Surgeons.
BIZ stone Gap, Va
ms promptly responded
bface over Drug Store
phono No. p.
.NNOuNCEMENTS


.... .. WfsE Cct~rN.
4. announce that J rr' "a cendi- .
4 .....r.ti,n as COMMiSS sion FIR .
rFEENUE for the Western
4 .f W..r county az the coming
-rrrrau. For four years have .
-a.th shat ability my record
.rft.cii. appreciate the hon
.-,i apon me ia The past, aud 81
4 fl.l.Il continue 90 perform The
IN. oF-e to the best OF my aoili-
Inc 800. one aud an, for what
saa. iar mc boz thc past, ! en-
Gratefully yours,
". ID. McN ELL.
r.. oHd CHisens ~ Wisr
fH
boon solicited 10y many friends
..aso f thc county. hereby an-
rr..If a candidate for reelection
f..oI County Treasurer az the
90 H. hcld ou the 3rd day of ncAt
served you for She past tour
be- frrv beet oi my ability. AND,
f.a D promise you that ! Will
a the future as have iu th'
AL SAINT each and every voter it
f8srfr. regardless 90 political anil
ID ..r.faliy conuder my candidacy
hc ,aIuk I merit their vote, g
.- me-. And assure YOU tha
mol cast Your vote for any maj
......,.t. Ii moro thaulwill.
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uoai.t.. or what mott nm a e"i
! .er election Go the office Of Con
snth- Attorney oi Wise Count
ta.a,tac coming November eie'
I.abmit INV candidacy TO ye
f. BALLOT box. aud not 90 any paFti-.'
4 l SIM graceful
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result be- as IL may, ] will en'ue
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We Al YOUR bands your '"'''''
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Respectfully II 's rs.1 IN
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N, l-..-. If HIS COunfu.
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Il ,,s ..s,re,,t,.o~s In notifies /
j .m,--,, "a s,fie,, 20 tie actor
Dsmocratic party 81 aut 80
|' fou VIII Ano" VIZ 49,,
'a OF eiesa'Sa, \, 80 $3.50 a.
'i-t. principals } shS.' ~ : - -,
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10
POLICE SHOOTING.

Al the regular monthly shooting
match Of the Police Guard for the
championship badge. G. w Nil
bourn made the highest score, which
is as follows.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

Misses Sallie and Edua Giiiy went
up to Wise last Thursday evening
on visit 70 relatives and friends.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

John W Chalklcy. 90 Big stone
Gan. Is spoken Of in connection with
the race for the legislature this fall
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

Everybody has regular hours Tor
labor save the country prnter--he
doesn't have time Cor prayer between
issues of his paper
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

Charley johnson says. "let er
come. I'm ready for Henry A Wise
Skecn and bis September Court
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

s. client said Co Oscar Wears.
"You are writing my bill ou very
rough paper. SIR Never mind,
was Oscars reply. "it has % be hleo
before % comes into court ~ PSI
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

Fresh candy and fruit at Taylor
Bros.
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WANTED.

Is able bodied men 10 work N the
'e mines AZ Ewing. Va. Apply 70
JANIS Beps. SaPt. Ewing. We \
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-10

Lost. strayed, or stolen, one dark
brown mare mule. weighing between
I 600 ana hoo pounds. slightly
cnpplei in feet saddles fairly wc.L
Reward to anyone returning same to
Tr. Npm LUMBER Co,
a--sS Dudiel3. Na
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-09
C0WARDLY ACT
OF MASKED MOB
Trouble Has Broker Out Affesh
at Waterbury, Conn.
EXCITEMENT R0NKlNe HIGH
POLICEMAN KILLED AND MO-
TORMAN MISSING.
EXCITEMENT RONEING HIGH

Waterbury. Conn, March S.-Vt9-
lence in its worst form has broken ost
anew in Waterbury as a result of the
high feeling I'm connection with the
strike OF the motOgmen and conductors
OF the Connecticut Railroad & Lighting
company. Policeman Paul Mendelsohn
was killed tonight, John W. Chambers,
d non-uniOn motorman. was shot. and
his whereabouts is unknown, and his
conductor, George Webernodorfer, was
pounded into insensibility.
The scene of the crime was at For
est Park, the terminus of the North
Main street lire. The spot is Isolated
and the car reached the end Of the
line and the crew made preparations
for the return trip. Immediately after
the conductor turned the trolley and
The mOtOrman reversed his levers eight
masked men spTang from the bushes
by the roadside. entered the car and
discharged their reVOlvers, every man
being armed. officer Mendelsohn fell
al the first report and. as a later ex-
animation showed, the first shot was
fatal, having pierced his heart The
mOtorman was also hit and leaped from
his car with a cry of pain.
Brutality Beaten.
Some of the men followed him, while
the remainder turned their attention TO
the conductor. He was thrown to the
floor of the car and pounded and kicked
until he was unconscious. The men
then left him and joined their COM
paniOns outside. From this point in
the attack their actions are wrapped IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-09
IDAHO REPUBLICANS WILL NOT
AGAIN FOOL LABOR UNION VOTERS

and the Standrod people in southeast
ern Idaho. These two forces. although
they bitterly fought the governors
nomination, have dictated his appoint
ments Mr.. Borah's claims for patron
age have been entirely ignored, and as
a political migrate Morrison takes the
lead in Idaho. where ingrates are a
staple article of production. AS an
example OF the governors bitterness,
as a member Of the board of eXamin-
ers he dictated the rejection Of all the
claims of various county newspapers
for advertising the submission of a con-
stitutcnal amendment at the last cleo
ton upon the ground of an alleged ir-
regularity. Needless 10 say. these pa
pers We're all Democratic. Within the
same month of the disalloWance OF
these bills the governor O. KID a bill
for the printing of the inaugural mes
sage for $500 to his personal organ at
Caldwell when the job would have been
turned out IN almost any Office in the
state for $500
Boise is rapidly forging ahead. The
enlargement of the city limits by the
legislature viii probably be followed by
CicV census which viii show Boise
ranking in the 10000 class and pushing
along at a rapid rate of growth toward
10000, with many optimistic citizens
predicting that the population win
reach $4,000 by the time for the taking
Of the next national census. The coun-
ty court has granted "a right of way
for the lntermountain electric railway
10 the county limits on the proposed
BOise-CaldWen line, and the company
asserts that the work VIII be pushe5
20 rapid completion. This will prove a
most important factor In the upbuild-
ing Of the city and the surrounding
county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-09
CLONE WOMAN" AND A "LOST WOMAN"
FIGURE IN BURDlCK MURDER CASE

woman" was met at about 80 a. m. with
In four blocks of the Burdick home. II is
the opinion Of the doctors who examined
BurdiCks body on the following morning
that he had been killed between y and i
o'clock A wen known business man d.
rected the ''lOst woman 10 a car. She
told him she wanted 20 get up 70 the cor
ner of Franklin and Topper streets. Her
manner was excited and nervous. The
lost woman took a car down town
about $50. The business man saw her
board the ear. That would bring her
down town about o'clock. The cab
driver was on lower Main street az that
hour and was surprised to see there the
fare. whom he had taken TO Ashland
and Summer street two hours before
Whether these three women are one and
the same is the question the police viii
endeaVOr 10 answer.
AS a result of tOday's work along this
lire they have been able TO get one more
witness TO confirm their belief that they
are the same. The new witness was on
his way home in the ElmWOod district
about 1.l5 a. m. ON the night of the muir
der. He met a woman unaccOmpanied
hurrying along Ashland avenue. The
place where he met her was one block
north of where a woman had been seen
by Meyer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-09
lsnecIal 10 - Reraldl

especial 10 Inc t1cEal4.l
Boise, Ida, March S.-Politics is a
subject of perennial interest in Idaho,
and with the adjournment Of the leg
islature the political forces are engaged
in sizing up the issues Of the next cam
paign IL is conceded that the Nor
risOu administration is a dtsappOint-
ment TO the Republicans, and that the
legislative load viii be a hard one to
carry. BY superior 6eneralship the Re-
publican party i'm the last election cap
tured practically the entire union Ia
COR vote of the state. in spite of the
fact that the party platform dealt en-
tirely iu glittering generalities, while
the Democratic platform, upon the 9TH
er hand, made specific pledges I'm behalf
of the cardinaJ principles Of Unionism,
the initiative and referendum, an em-
ployers' liability law, or the abolish
ment of the sO-called fellow servant
common law, and an eight-hour day
for miners. All three OF these meas
ures were killed in the legislature. a
Republican committee refusing TO re-
port the employers liability act at all.
Vigorous resolutions of condemnation
of the legislatures acts have been
passed by various labor organizations
and the Democratic party leaders just
ly believe a large support viii be OBJ
tanned from this source In the next cleo
ton Morrison has proven a sore dis
appointment He has completely de-
serted w. u. B0rah. whose magnificent
generdlship and personal influence Sc
cured the formers nomination in the
face of "a combination that afterwards
proved invincible I'm the senatorial con-
test.
Governor Morrison has attempted IN
every way to make himself solid with
the Heyburn forces I'm northern Idaho
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-09
W. B. FRANKLIN DEAD
A Classmats Of Grant at West
Point and a Veteran Of
Two Wars.

Hartford, Conn, March s.-Malor
General William Buel Franklin died
tonight at his home in this city aged
so years. General Franklin had been
in poor health for several years and
had failed precepubly since the death
of his wife three years ago.
General Franklin was graduated from
West Point in 1913 and was class
mate of General II. s. Grant. He served
in the Mexican war. In 1851 he was
appointed colonel Of the Twelfth United
States infantry and Immediately was
made brigadier general of volunteers
Ia 1862 he was breveted brigadier gem
eral. II. S. A., for gallant conduct be-
fore Richmond and the same year was
appointed maJ0- general of volunteers
lie commanded the Sixth army corps
and was in charge Of the left wing OF
the army OF the Potomac In the battle
Of South Mountain and I'm command Of
the Sixth army corps at the battle of
Antletam.
General Franklin resigned from the
army IN 1866 with the rank of major
general Of volunteers and brevet major
general, L. 5. A., and came 10 this city
TO live. He was made vice president
and general manager Of the Colts Pat
ent Firearms Manufacturing company.
He was commissioner general for the
United States TO the Paris exposition
OF 1888 and was decorated with the Lee
gion of Honor.
General Franklin was a member Of
the Loyal Legion OF the United states
and the Army and Navy club Of Con-
necucut the Society Of the Cincinnati
and the Grand Army He had been for
several terms commander of the New
York cOmmandeTy Loyal Legion.
General Franklin's funeral viii De az
the Church Of the Good Shepherd al
1880 o'clock Wednesday and the inter
ment viii be at York. Pa, on Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-09
Notice Of Assessment.

LITTLE CHIEF MINING e. MILLING
company. Principal place Of business at
Salt Lake City, Utah. Location OF mines
Tintic mining district, Juab county, Utah
Notice 3 hereby given that az a meeting
OF the bOard Of directors or the Little
Chief Mining & Milling company, held
Feb. G. 1903. an assessment OF one I'D cent
Der share, being assessment No. rs. was
levied on the capital stock or the cor
poration. issued and outstanding payable
Immediately 20 p. j.. Mckinney, secretary
az the company. at his office, No. al 10
4sl South Tenth East street, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah ANY stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
10Th dav of March. 1903. VIII be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
ard unless payment Is made before. will
be sold on March q. 1903. 10 pay the de-
lnQuent assessment. together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
p. h. M'KINNEY,
Secretary, No. 471-tsl South Tenth East
street. AT Salt Lake Brewing Com
nanys office. salt Lake city. Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-09

Buffalo. n. Y. March S.-The most inn
pOrtant development in the Burdick muir
der mystery today was the discovery by
the police of evidence to corrobOrate the
story told by Policeman Meyer Of meet
ing "a woman on Ashland avenue about 1
clock ON the night Of the murder. The
fact that the police are still working on
this clue indicates that they have not
abandoned the theory that a woman had
a hand in the crime.
The three unknown women who have
figured in the case are described as the
lone woman the lost woman" and
the woman taken to the corner of Ash
land avenue and Summer street by a. cab
driver. The general description given 20
the police by those who saw a woman in
the vicinity Of the Burdick house on the
night of the murder TALES in many de-
tails. The three We're seen at different
times and under unusual circumstances.
The woman OF whom the cabman has
given Information was taken TO the cor
ner of Ashland avenue and Summer street
shortly after midnight She walked rap
idly up Ashland avenue in the direction
of the BurdiCk house
The "l0ne woman was met by Patrol
man Meyer al Ashland and Bryant at
a. M. on the same night. The lost