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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-06

would give a mad dog. That atte,
that time Tillman had made threats
against Gonzales life and upon one
occasion attempted 10 send a threat
to MIR: Gonzales by Mr.. Il. J. Wat
son, OF the State, who declined 10
take it. That on a number of oc-
casions subsequent to this he made
threats against Mr.. Gonzales life
The State has produced evidence
to show that for some time before
the shooting took place Mr.. Till
man carried pistol, for the avowed
purpose of killing Mr.. Gonzales.
The State has produced evidence
TO show that Mr.. Tillman waited
until Mr.. Gonzales was about on Il
line with him, said good morn
ing and then said something
about message, and fired
The State has produced evidence
to show that at the time, Mr.. Con
Zales made no demonstration what
ever, seeking TO pass unmolesting
and unmolested; ;that he and MrIill
man were both on the outside of the
pavement, and that Mr.. Gonzales
cut diagonally across to the inside
to avoid meeting Mr.. Tillman; that
Mr.. Gonzales was not armed.
The State has read the editorials
i'll the files Of the State newspaper
to show that Mr.. Gonzales had no
personal feelings against Mr.. Till
man, and that he attacked Mr.. Till
man only as public officer and as
candidate for the highest office in
the gift of the people of South Caro-
lima, and that this attack was made
III the interest of the welfare of the
State which Mr.. Gonzales loved.
BY all Of which the State has at
tempted TO show that the shooting
was premeditated and with malice
aforethought; that Mr.. Gonzales
was given no chance for his life;
that, therefore, it was cold blooded
murder. Is there link lacking?
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-06
THE TRIAL OF
JAMES H. TILLMAN.
THE STATE HAS PRACTICALLY CLOSED
ITS CASE.
One Witness for the Defense Review Of
The Proceedings of the First Week
of the Trial at Lexington.
Especial to Herald and News.) }

\SPNNtui w CIV tlIll lSC"o'J
Lexington, S. c., October S.
Half of the story is a tale that is
told. In the case of James H. Till
man, charged with the murder of
Narciso Gener Gonzales, the State
practically closed at II. 81 on Satur-
day morning. The defense was al
lowed to begin it's case with the
understanding that the State could
put up two additional witnesses on
Tuesday if it SO desired. The de-
fense placed on the stand Miss Roper,
native of this State but now
trained nurse of New York city,
who gave her testimony, at the COIL
clusion of which the court took
recess until tomorrow (Tuesday)
morning, today being salesday.
1t was with a great deal Of pleas
ure that those in attendance upon
the trial heard the order On Satur-
day morning adjourning court un-
til Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The trial is one of countless phases
and endless detail, and to those in
attendance it becomes very tedious.
The State consumed five days and
a half in making out it's case. How
much time the defense will con-
sumo is matter of wild conjecture.
Ii has been stated to your cores
pondent OH good authority that the
defense will consume only two days.
1t has been stated OH equally good
authority that the defense can not
possibly get in all its testimony in
less than a week. When the de-
tense has concluded the arguments
on both sides wi take up a good
many hours. 1t is said that at
least five speeches will be made for
the defense.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-06
A BATTLE OF TIIE GIANTS.

The little court house here, with
a seating capacity Of only about
four hundred, is the scene Of prob
ably the greatest legal battle ever
waged in South Carolina. Counsel
on both sides have proved them
selves worthy of the arena in which
they have been plaCed-an arena
upon which the attention Of the
whole country is centered. There
is not a detail, however small ,
which does not command their
closest attention and their most
earnest thought. The verbal sword
plays are sharp and quick, and the
fire, as it were. may almost be seen
to flash, when brain meets brain,
as steel clashing against steel.
Hardly minute passes IN. which
objection and counter objection are
not raised and able and eloquent
arguments produced by each side
to sustain its point. In the Ger -e
heat Of this forensic battle Special
Judge Gary is remarkably calm and
collected and his decisions on stren-
uously contested points are as fair
as they are prompt. Judge Gary
is making an enviable record.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-06
A STRONG CHAIN.

Every link has been supplied in
the chain of evidence produced by
the State and every link has been
strongly welded. Both sides admit
that James II. Tillman killed N. G.
Gonzales. The defense says that
the then lieutenant governor of
n South Carolina. few minutes after
Nxh,Sso.adjournment of a session of the
6otfh eyer which he presided,
The cri.: i'"s ,.,upon Main street in Co.
J. on the secSGSS':s.s..wo pistols in his
week. The 81; ~; ,odg the brilliant
M Mr. 'Ig Hayneawort v, a~u cd k:ewspoper shot
lawyers law @y of nst%ets the Gres, l., 'p him almost
81 are sure will NAH the capitol.
~ judge. G, IN bring for
@ ----aaS'f }o}hc deed, of
Get the Best For VIZ en-.
soc ccl'ed evidence
q. the begin
|sSs= = year Lieu-
sESsssSAIIss sn, standing
or in Edge
EsaIs||gSssss8s| onzales con-
N him he was
I'd was going
lowing thau he
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-10-06
THE DEFItNSE.

THE DEFENSE.
Both sides were anxious to intro
duce III evidence the editorials
written by Mr.. Gonzales during the
year 1902 attacking Mr.. Tillman.
No doubt the defense will argue
that under this brilliant, but none
the less vehement attack Mr.. Till
man had passed the point Of mortal
endurance. That no one with a
spark of manhood lin him could re-
main passive when denounced in
the public prints as "liar, gamb-
ler, coward, debauchee, black
guard" And yet the last editorial
SO far produ' which appeared in
the State in reference to Mr.. Till
man was published about the mid
die of September, and Mr.. Tillman
killed Mr.. Gonzales more than four
months later.
BY its first witness, Miss Roper,
the defense has attempted to prove
that Mr.. Gonzales was bitter in his
feelings towards Mr.. Tillman, de
nouncing him in private as we'll as
in his newspaper; his attack, there
fore, being of a personal nature, as
well as an attack in the interest of
the public veal.
IN THE HANDS OF THE JURY.
The State has produced a strong
chain of evidence. The able coun.
fcl for the defense Will seek to break
through this chain, to unravel the
net which the State has woven
around James II. Tillman. The
defense has not yet been heard.
What it will bring forward can not
be definitely foretold. Until this
evidence is brought forward no
lover of justice will form an opinion.
The jury in the case have listened
intently and earnestly to the cvi
dence. Even to the reading of the
editorials Of the State newspaper.
which consumed ten hours and
more, they gave the very closest
attention. No one can tell what
effect the evidence is producing
upon them. They are kept under
guard the whole time, day and
night, and have no communication
whatever with the outside world.
Until they render their verdict
nothing save the evidence will ell
gross their attention. The duty
entrusted to them is as solemn as
was ever entrusted to any jury in
the land. The life and liberty of
James II. Tillman are in the hands
of twelve of his peers. The honor
of South Carolina has been en-
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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Sir $500 mad 9entialanO.

Deuti9 aneritaniibe .8eitungen
peroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit gro-
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ben mebr Neuisfeiten un6 Nabrib-
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li6e Guffldrung uno 8ei6reibun9
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BON $3 nerienoen mir portofrei unIer
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an iraenb cine Ioreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
3ie syreie preiie fir Seras ambi.
GpmbanS.
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An bas Yu6litulll.

Die nJreie Breiie" bat i1ber 400
etablirte Igenturen I'M 5taate, tuirb
an iiber 700 &pitDfficen oerionbt, unb
bat cine 9roRe Gerbreitune in Der
gea6bor= 8epublif Werito, i'm Snoio=
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Sbr @irfulatiuns<@ebiet in 1eras
eritredt ii6 pon @alpeitDn big binauf
na6 Denllon, BON Marlball I'M Often
Biz nab 81 asaiu m: fernen @eiten;
es iblieBt ielbitoeritdnbfih nit be-
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tpeiten ein.
8tuei Geifenbe lino beitdnbie, iabr=
Elm, iabraus i'm Sntereife oes 8lat=
tes untertpegs unb fiibren bentielben
i'm Gerein nit unieren riibrigen 2s-
fnl 9taenten fDrttudbrenb neite 2e=
fer su.
Sn Nubetra6t bieier 9batiabett lit
Die nSreie Breiie", tpo es li6 oarutn
banbelt, Die beutihe Ben0Geruna gu
erreiben, Sas bette g(nseiae Mes
binm i'm gtaate Gesas.
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Gtmes smabem tutlser saitt nms eebem.

@. s.. 8romn pon 2eespille, Sn=
biona, batte 9Does=Qualen an Gitb=
mo 81 erbuloen. Seine sSomilie
tuar ihon um i'm uerian1melt, oa
man ieinen 9Do jeoen Nueenblid ers
tpartete. Sein 9obn bate iih aufs
8fero genorfen, Inn in Der 18 Mei>
len entfernten Gtaot nDr. Sings
gaeue Gntoeduna" fir grtdltune,
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l1no pirflih. er fam nod CUR rehs
ten Belt. Das Wittel perlhaffte
benz 8ater iofort 2inoerune uno be-
uirtte balb cine Seilune. CT lbreibt
iebt: sd babe jebt ieoe gtabt ees
iunoen Shlaf." Nebnlihe nunoers
bare &uren BON Sbninoiuht, @r<
tdltunaen uno Grippe, Bronbitis
uno 2ungenentsiinoung bemeiien bic
unperelei1li9e g8irtune auf alle
Sals. uno 2ungenleiben. Wirb aa.
rantiert. Sn Slaiben gu so gts. uno
$1.00. Brobeflaiden frei in ben
9lpptbefen pDn $. Galteper & SDn
uno Gopluh DreiR.
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Sera a 3.

9rDBe glufregung berriht in
2areoD iiber eiHen angebli6en @elb=
eber-9ooesfall in g9uepo 2areoo
auf Der meritaniihen 5eite oes &io
@ranbe. Die bereits beitebenoen
Guarantdne 8oribriften finb nod
peientlih neribdrft tuDrben. Nub
aus Monterep muroen stuei @elbfies
bereTobesfdne beribtet.
Nu8 gluitin nerlautet, baB pier
@rpreB= =@eienid]nften, tueld5e iett i'm
Gtaate @eibdfte betreiben, nit Der
Gbiiht umaingen, iid aus oem
Staate Teras auriid5usieben DC
Die BON Der Staats= Giienbabns &Dnls
miiiion feiteeieBten reou5irten Staten
ibren 8elddftsbetrieb unprofitabel
Madden.
= Sn @orfano itarb i'm Glter
BON 68 Sabren s. g. STROLLER, Wit=
glieo oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
Gtaatslegislatur uDn Dallas County.
- Ser Contract Der Staot Nuitiu
aur 2ieferung pDn Wafier uno Bes
leubtung fir Die oprtieen StaatS>
Snititute unb= @ebduoe 1T bin Der
ftdotiiden gommiiiion fir WaHers
leitungen uno 8eleuhtung angenoms
men tuuroen.
- Die Burger BON Snitbpille
baben Der Staatseiienbabn gDmmiis
iinn cine 8eibperoe eegen Die &atn=
Babn unterbreitet, um oieielbe 5u
swingen, einen Babnbof in Smitb'
bile all errihten.
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5itbmeitteras uilmdbt Gud)

Wenn SIR gu6 irgenbmD nieoers
laNeu wollt, tbut es entlana Der 2is
ME Der
Sam MmtDmtD Il 9lraaias
YaB Sabis,
i'm @artens9ii oes Gtaates. @es
iunbbeit unb 4liHa uniibertrpHen.
Gi1ige 2dnoereien fir ben 5arr1er,
Warttgdrtner, Obit. uno 8iebsibter.
Wegen gin5elbeiten penoetGub an
9. s. 0tartin, 9. B. 81,
San Nnt0niu. 9eras.
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gett iiber SO syabreu

idon puroe Wtrs. 8inslpm's Soo.
thing Syrup ppn WilliDneu Dor
Miittern beim 8abnen Der 9inber
angetpenoet. Wirit Du i'm Sblafe
brr1 oas Sbreien zines &inbes ge.
itDrt, baa i'm 8abnen iit unc pDr
S@mer5en meint? Weun 10, laiie
iofDrt cine Jlaidbe nDr ,Wtrs.
WmslDms Sootbine Sprup" bolen.
Sein 8ertb 1T unbesablbar. Sc
tpirb benz tleinen 2eibenoen lpfort
2inberung neribaffen. 8erlaBt eub
barauf, Wiitter, es 1T fein 8peifel
baruber. sc beilt DiarrbDe, reeus
lirt ben Wagen uno Die Wieren, Be.
leitigt Bino &Dlif, ertpeicbt ben
@anraen, oerbinoert @ntsiinoung
unb itdrtt oas 9anae SBiten. nMrs.
WinslDtps Sootbing Syrup" fiir sab.
t,enbe &inber ift aneenebm i'm Sc.
i1mad; oas Hecept ftamtnt ppn
einem Der beften speibliben Gerste in
ben Ser. Staateu. gs lit BEL allen
9ruggiiten in Der gansen g8elt su
baben. Breis Is Gents per sslai9es
Rauft nibts anbereS, als Wira.
Winslops SnDthinasSuruu
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Gs if mebr Gatarrb IN Dieier @eoeno oes aan0es
bis in bic lebten Sabre gait er ais unbtilbar.
8ele Sabre lang erfldrteu GoftorsH ibn fur cine te=
tale Rrautbeit uno ihrisben otale Seilnlitel Dor,
uno oa fe ibn nit drsii6sr gebanpluue bsfanoe
nibt turirten, srtldrten fs i'm fur unbeIbar 9it
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hanbiuus srfor6trt 9atf's Ratarrb=
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Wartte. Gis piro innsrli6 in Soien oSsr CABIN
Don 10 &ropfeu bis su einem Sbsel6ffeI boa genoms
men. sic uirt brett auf oas 8Iut uno Die i9leis
rnge Cberfdte bes gptsms Gie bsteu ein6uns
bert Dollars far eoeu Sal ben fie gu tiriren pers
iebit 2aBt Sud gircuiare uno 3suenifis sommen
9oreifrt:
8. $. Gbsneg & 6 O.. SosoO, 9.
So 8ertauft BON alien Qpo1betern. 70 Gents.
ksaH's BnHtItsu piIIeu fno bic bsften
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Tin oas Y,ubItfnnt (,

Sn 5olae oer pielen arbeitiparens
ben Waid]inen, bic mir neuIid1 auf=
eeItellt baben, iino mir in ben Stano
geiebt. .,Mteglers Stanbaro See
Gream" friiber $3.50 per @alone,
ieBt fir $1.00 per @allone gu per'
faufen.
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@enn mir mdbreno oes beiBen
Wetters all oiel eiien, tueroen mir
balo gar teinen Nppetit mebr baben.
Wan nebme Or. Guault 8Dnig'8 8
6amburger 9ropFen. lie reeulieren
Die 4eber uno ben Wlaaen uno elm
eeiuuoer Gppetit piro auriidtebren.
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Der SO. Sabresta9 Der meri'
faniidben llnabbdn9igfeits @rtlds
rung muroe bier in Gan Gntonio i'm
San 8ebro 8art in lebbafter Weiie
gefeiert. General @rant unb lein
Stab nobnten oem RebesNttus i'm
Bauillon bel.
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Eneitpn, ta9lib 300 Born.
unb 9.45 Qbenbs ...................
Nah Corpus gbrifti, 3i0dport uno 8eer
bile tdalid5 ............2.15 Narhm.
Wab 86rne uuo &errpille, t6glib ......
................... 1926 Born.
Narb 8Drne nnb &errnille, Samsta98 3.45
Nabn1. Mntunft Monta9s $50 Gbenbs
Nnfunft.
Bon guerD, goafum. 6ouiton unb Sal.
beit0n, tagli6 .45 MDr9ens
unb $50 Qbenbs. ..........
Bon Gorpus gbriiti, 8ofport unb See
billie tG9lib. ......... l:35 9sarbHl.
Bon g6rne nub 8errpille. tdgli6 .....
Whenha.
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Giieubabn Ta6r=Ylan.
s. & 9. u. sabu.

NiD I.
Nocl alien NorosSeros< Buntten .......
..................... ZOO Sorn.
gaacb ct. 2ouis, Naempbis unb benz
Often n.............5.....l u. 40 Nfittags.
Nacb gfprb~9eros, Santa Sc uno Srtscps
Yunften 8. 90 Mbenos.
Roh ct. Souls, 98oco uno benz Often
.................... 10 Nbenos.
Nacb 2arebD uno Merico ....9.00 SDrm.
g(n f.uinft
&onSt 2puis nnb benz Sften. Z. 80 @Drnt.
Son Rerb<Seras. 5anta Sc uno 6riscD.
9Hntten o. 10 Sorn1.
Son lDcnlen Bunften IT. 40 MbenDs
Bon ct. Souls uno oea Often. g 10 Nbbs.
Bon 4areoD unb Merito -. II. 30 gsahn.
gpmtberm Yacific @abn.
@bfabrt.
ga1 Netp Orleans, Spuiton nnb Sal.
Deitpn taaltb 40 Sorm.
unb 900 Nbenbs ...............
ssa6 gasle 8oB. 81 gaiO, galiforuien
unb MeritD ..............8 800 80rm.
Nad 81 8aio, gaeu<MeeicD unb galifor.
aa9 aDr6.aeras, Ct. Souls naS ebiea.
go Katy Flyer -. -. $3.50 9lbenos.
Nntunft.
gon gaoro<9eIas, ct. 9ouis mno Chicago
- Katy Flyer ...;.. .7.45 @aorssns.
Bon gietu Orleans, SouitDn unb @ols
beftDn taeltdb. 40 WDreens
uno 600 Nnmnl. ..,...............
Son galifornien, eagle @oB unb Mericu
Bon ei gaio, gaiifOrnien unb Meriro
$500 Nben0S
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w. 6. & 3. 8abm.

Nbfabrt.
0acb 8acD, Sort Wortb, Dallas, Ranias
gitp, ct. Qouis unb Chicago, t6gli6,
(Suniet DepDt) )..........8.309l 9lbenbs.
2ocalsug nia Smitbnile so Born
Nnfunft:
Bon gbicaeD, ct. 9ouis, &anias 9th,
Dallas, Sort Bortb unb @aco, tGglib
(Sln1iet DepDt) ........7.50 MoroenS,
Q0caIaua nia Smithnille. -. 9.25 MbenbS
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Wmlf gbure Babm.

VI f1brt.
Nadb 2anernia, Sutberlanb Sprines,
Stedbale, tdglih, 800 Born.
Mntunft.
Bon StDdbale, Sutberlanb Sprinss unb
2apernia. tdafich, 2:30 Nahra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

BY FAzON

ON the ground that william Fason,
the Rainier Grand club gambler.
was not really wanted In SEATTLE for
Grand larceny. the governor " eul-
arado yesterday refused an applleas
tiun faf his ertfaditiun. ana Deputy
sheriff T. W Nelson vii tddnY
start Tot home without his prisoner.
Nelson made the iung trip from
Seattle a. Denver Tot the special
purpose ~ arrsHtink FazuH. several
Nraks aEu. ana had him thrown into
iHii there as a fugitive from Jus
tice.
raaan IHaiitolY but firmly refused
q return voluntarily and nhrn a1s
Tradition papers we're applied for,
fsisod the point that be vas want
81 IN seattle merely ~ . witnHEF
AGAINST a. ~ Dunbar. with whom
ha was Indicted aud later iufof med
Against on charge uf HWindlinH
The governor held the point well
taken he ruled that Prosecuting
Attorney scott had made promises
10 Fason which. n carried out
Ho-ild haf prosecution Therefore,
he held. " was plain that the 40
piicaiian faf estrnditian papers Nas
hot In good faith and should not be
granted
neugty Nelson wired Prosecuting
Attorney Scott ~ his dilemma last
night To-Day Mf Scott wired him
20 lei Faapa 50 and come home
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NEGLECTED CHILDREN
TAKEN FROM HOME

The three weak minded ehiiafsn
Of Mf and Mrs. Charles Cole Nafr
Nivvn into the custody nf the Wash
iuEinn rhildren'a tiome society BY
superior Judge MuffiE this mefns
inE
The testimony Of Humane OFFICER
clark aud ~ ps8rie sho live near
the coles home. tis Twsniy first
avenue. was that the three little
enss. tha eldest 81 shofn n dsht
and dumb. have been Ereatiy asr
siectrd. and thai the mother and
father seemed % have not the silKhts
est Affection foF them.
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BILL STILES, BANDIT
NOTORIOUS ARIZONA oUTLA INTO MEXICO. Az
rgR sElNa INDICTED ron TRAIN ROBBERY

ToMnRToNE. Arts. July Ia
nillN Stiles. the notorious train rob
bet and outlaw and the mnat famous
bad man of the Southwest Nho
was Indicted Yesterday uu three
sharses of train robbery has ~,
capped tu Mexico. STILES turned
states evidence against Hurt AiNnrd.
another bandit On the trial foe train
robbery, A. result 81 stiles tra.
tlnony he himself was indicted
The nrwH ~ the Indictment leaked
out aud Stiles eaddisd his horse and
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rode across the border, Efforts are
beinE made 60 secure The eaenpsfhs
ton uf the MeNinau gevrfnnfHi. 40
stiles IL the tFrraf ~ all Armenia,
Two years aga with n Wipshssirf
rifle stiles released AiN0rd fFou jan
" here hr had hseu placed by htileH
confession OF train robbery, The
pair committed other crimes and
stiles again turned states evidence.
For SOME time h. has been a de-
tactiNs ~ the employ ~ the wells.
rarra Express Company
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TWO NUNS
ASSAULTED

sAN rRAScfsco. July i6-w h
Ssibaea Nas ArraiSned this fnornlng
ep two charges Of assault and bat.
terry DE i accused 81 anseuitlps
two Dominican sisters YESTERDAY He
Knocked one down and tore the vel
OFF another. setback claims tfey
Iostied him ~ crowd "a Asrasi
street.
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JWEzKZAW'5 HEHRM
HN ALM %
SWIM RWMNNNNGE
WILLIAM DAWSON WAS INSANITY wHIn rnr
MESSAGE CAME ra WAITING FoR

!. a.
rAEEnaH-E court thEs moruing that ths
uf1kic message. shish tfaasfefrsa fhs
slsnmY faced alleged aaanise into =
haprY man again was rad
fuufe faaisaa me-
pswHaH exclaimed Il nsst. she aid
shs woatin have ~. All I daa't -.
Hsss she silt
Il vas not autft fhe tnirRrnn va.
Actually ta his hand that ths aaspcas-
sat yeans fellow uuuld believe tks
EusHI HaNN
although nawson IL Nsak ard ~
fFea sfafxatiaa. having Fxfusea % ezt
Toe DAYS. ard his mind has been
s!khflr affected ~ nfs aasappsltntussni
ia frfg Il - fhngght thAE in = rssk
ur ten DAYS be vii have sntirslf ~.
eas erred
Ms renaalIs has bs-H caamunfs
cafwt with ana tnfaFm~d ~ her t0vsr 3
Illness Il vii ~ saaxsated 20 he
that sire MAJ Apsfea his fecoeeFg ~
eamgnx 70 seattle apd asnartnE him n
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BEARS ARE
STILL ACTIVE

NEW YORK. taif tk-The nsrni,
dnfnaFaaIin a tlsn 0f prices GA the sseek
exchange ealasinued this fefsnessH.
Many faw fWeordz were established
Th~ 61iist astii prevails that . a..
naeks1siisr T. az the head 81 the
bear movement aa1 10 dumping vast
aaA ntttten % hia own stnekn on the
market ~ ortef 60 gain uitimats
causru& Hrw Nafk Central Fsas n
ed the loneEb shark In ftvr Years
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MURDERED IN A
LONELY CANYON
sHERlFF's POSSES SEARCHING FoR A MAN AND WOMAN
POSED TO ss GUILTY FOUL CRIME MAR SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE Utahs duly = Tho
entire shcrtfrs forcc IL searching tor
\ missins man and woman who. It l.
believed murdered William RYAN
slx miles soath Of here. The body 81
Ryan Was found last evening bound
hard aHd foot ard covered With
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quilts Ia a camp In Cottonwood cam
yan The camp Vas deserted thoush
there wsre Indications that three
persons had eaten supper there
RYAN WAS a pedtiar and Mas Last
seen alive With = man ana a woman
Robbery r. believed 10 have been the
@e'is@ Tor the crime.
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LUCAS MUST GO

hatchst - dat nest season the fwo
leagues VIII work hauuoniouaiY
nuEdaie ia e. have the seattle team
ln the Coast league. which II ttef m
rindsa Tacoma. Portland and me
California cities The Pacific aa-
tlonal league is 10 be composed ~
Spokane, Butte, Helena. salt Lake
and Ogden