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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07

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Fabricadas LGpulo Bohenio
~ DE vENTA POR cAsTRiLLON & OcIOA

Anoche sa reps1 t'eron unas tarje
tAs an ID Plazs, msnifastKn 10 qae las
psraonas que ocupen an sill6n en- IL
Plaza Principal, tan lnego Sc levan'
ten, pierden el deIecho oeuparlo
nuevamente.
No nos parece iusto, ruesto que si
se paga 81 Arriando de nm sil.6n,
pueds uno utilizsrlo no, segun le
plszsa.
Machas vaces una persona tiene
nscesidaa imperiosa De a1tArse,
bien sea para tomsr aqua 8 por otra
eausA cua,quisra y no 60 razonabls
que habiendo pc g ado 81 dinero, pier
do el derecho aequitiAo.
Cuando una persona quiere nm si.
lion, 10 qsga y 10 coloca en- ser lido
inverse que ae ordinario, para sig Il.
fiear que estf ccupAdo. @ liere de-
cir Que por 81 nero hecho ae ocupar
nm solo momento el silica, Sc tiansn
menos deraehos que ain oeupArlo.
Da ssperar es que sa modifiqua ID
disposition alnaidA en- an sentido
mas liberal. pues de 10 contrario mn
chas personas Sc eximir&n de oeupAr
los asisntss Dc 10 plaza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
Victoria de los inSu-
rrectoS de MildalaO
FL gobernador Taft sale
para Jolo con objeto
de conferenclar con
el Sultan
de maestro cosresposssa1J J

Nueva York, Marzo % -Tslegra.
ffan de Manila que ell pueblo de Su'
rigao, que De lsv4nta haeiA el no.
roeste aa IL isis de Mindanao, ffe
capturado syar por los eladroness, !,
aienes lcgrarou derrotAr compile.
tamante 6 lasfnerzsssde p0liefs cue
IL b cieron re sistsncia, matando oil
Inspector Cla, Ike y algunos ntme'
ro 90 an mando. Un destasamento
de infAnterfa compuesto de 30 indi'
vfau o del d6cimo regimiento, al
mando de los tsnientes PAtter son y
Browa, ha salido apresuradameute
de Iligan, que sa hslla cereA de Sn
rigao, para este 1itimo punto. 6
borao del trasporte sR sillys. CON
6rden express de apoderarse de
nnevo de uella plaxa
El General de B -igadA Mr. Sumer,
que mandA Ell departamento de Min
aanao, hA recibido 6raen de despa
pachar dos destAcamentos mas para
SurigAo. Diceee que los eladrones.
ne han apoderAao del pueblo, pero
no se han recibido s6u los detalles
del encu sntro. Sc ignora por com
p'eto que susrta les hsbr& cabiao 6
los veeinos de q aella poblaci6n. Es
asta In primera yez que ha sido pre-.
ciso spelar 6 las faerzAs del ej6reito
americano desde que se firm6 10 paz
con los moros.
FL Gobernador Tafs se dice que
msrcha, aeomps d ado del General
Davis, con direction 6 Jol6, donde
ce]ebrar& uEa conferences CON el
Sultan y los principAles moros dc
90 ael distrito, proeurando evitAr
nuevas desaxones. Ssldr&n On es.
tos dias 6 borao del trasporta sIn.
gallss, Haee muchns que no 20 tie.
nen en- M anila noticiss de Jol6. Lh
situaci6n ne tiena Allf por crfsica,
aun cuanao el gobernador Taft y 81
General Davis espersn sofocar eual.
quiera intsntona, hacienda entender
bien & los moros cu6les SON las ver-
daderas intenciones de los ameri'
canoa.
El barco enterrador sProtenss hA
llegado 6 Manila proeedente del ar
chipielago de Jol6 y eondueiendo
NADIA m snos que 500 cadxvefss de
soldados americsnos y a'gunos dc
indivfduos del servicio civil. Estos
restos serGn conducidog los Esta'
dos Unidos an algdn trAsporte de
servlcio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
Sc ARRlGNDAN

En- Csysy, barrio de Toita, se
arriendan setsnta y dos magnffieas
cseraas lie tsrrenos, propiss para 10
siembra de tabaco y ffutos MEMORIES.
Para informss dirijanse 6 don
Luis Car6 en- Gasyama. d81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
POr Ia Salud pdbliCa

Aunqus hemos notado que De vie.
ne reganao dos veces ai din algunas
GALES, se NOS informs que ell estado
de estas en- 10 parte alta de 10 ciu.
dad, es una AmenazA 6 10 salud pd.
blica,
Como aquellas no est&n adoquins.
dAs y han sido removidas; el polvo
que allf se levanta es asdcfante, &
tai grado que muehas familias seven
forzadas 6 cerrar las puertas de las
casas.
En- los bsjos del Consistorio exis.
ten bocas de ineendio de sobra, l&s
euales no se hallan al pareeer en-
buen estado para aplaesr 10 polvs
reda.
AdmAs, hay mecknicos bisn retri'
buidos que debfan tener al dia eli
servieio de bocas de 81 60 6 incen'
dio que en- las citadas Gales dsbie'
ra existir.
TARJKTAS dc vista Goa sobre
8 sin ellos, 90 hasaA sa zAa 90
rr0S .@1 1SaMss~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
Nos pidGn que juremOs una
constitution que eNOs no Cunnp|en

aceptA y practical lCasl cd el hom.
bre 8 10 corporation, NO imports Ell
pals de que 50 trAte, Que tiene dere.
cho-& gobernar los DENTS de esa
maneraf>
E., muy diffcil que 10 Comisi6n
Judicial del Consejo pueda jam6s
contsatRr satisfsetoriamente 6 eatAs
preguntas.
Ella confess q ae ell gobiern0 i'm
puesto q 10 .isla eH nm gobierno dis
creci0nGl. Antes tuv durante Ia
guerra uno militsr Y absoluto; des-
or@s ae firmada In paz, rig'6 los pti-
b icos destinos contra toda raz6n y
todo deresho, otro gobierno militAr
omnfmodo y shsoluto; y luego, al
implsntarse ell regimen civil, h@
aqE1 que se nos impone nm gobierno
d dSscrecs67a
Esta bien. Nosotros estamos de
acuerdo en- qua toao ESQ 90 cierto y
no puede negarse que asas inganuAs
declaraciones de IL Comiai6n Judi.
eiAl, estAn dentro de 10 verdad.
Asf BE nos gobierna, pero. -. FL
Corgreso lie los Estados u oidos tie
ne an c6aigo fundamental que debe
obsdecer y sumplir4 La CONSTITUTION
estk antes que el Congreso. Si este
no cumple los preceptos de aquella
fA'ta 6 las leyes, las viola. cae en- la
die tadura. 0
La Comisi6a Judieisl raconocs
que el regimen de gcbierno de esta
isla estA en- cisrto modo fuer0 de 10
Copstitucion. lAcAso tiene dereeho
el Congreso q legislar fuero de su
c6aigo fundamental
Una cosa no puede estAr dentro
v fuera de otra Rl mismo tempo.
La Ley Foraker g estk de acuardo
6 en- con dicto CON la Constitution
americana. Pero aceptando ese dua.
lismo de eondicion, no es possible
aceptAr dsntro del sentido com1n,
que el estRr una cosa en- parte dem
tro de otra sea argumento para ate.
nuar su eondici6n de estAr tambi6n
On parte, faera de squella. Est&
dentro en- pArte? Puas, bien por In
parte que est6 dentro! SE.t& fuera
an psrtef Pues Sc ha sltAdo 6 10
ley en- 10 parts que fuera ha que
&ado.
Asi pues. La ingenuidsd de la
Comisi6n Judicisl, kda atsnusndo
sus daclaraciones, estsblece ante 10
opinion p1bliea que 10 ley Foraker
ss1 IA fuerG de 10 Constitution de los
Estados Unidos, y noa alegramos
mucho que sl mismo gobierno hAga
por mediacio1 de sus org ganismos,
a q tan honrada declaration one tan
en- absolute estA re scuerdo con las
repeti3as affmAciones de -sLR Oo'
RESP ondenciaD.
He ahf, puss, nm gobisrno 60
y fuera de Ia CONSTITUTION de sd pro-
pi& pstria,
lDigno, muy digno de Washington
Jefferson! Debsmes los puertorri
qus q 0S eontemplar esa euadro CON
p&ciencia. Debsmos ysaord&r que
somos nSf1os y para los amos no SO
han hecho nj ID justicisni al dereeho,
No debemos ser eg05stosN Al bian.
estar privAdo de una aoesna de com.
patriotss. debemos sscrifickrlo toio,
TODD: squello que es nusatro. las le.
gftimAs aspirR clones, el eulto l&
jussicia, los impulsos do nuestra
dignidaa heridA, las benditas espe'
ranzas de tsner una patr.s ca le que
poaamos gozAr CON decoEo, nm r4co
de feliciaAo, un POGO de ysntura
Debemos rssignarnos, tener ps.
eiencis, mucha paciencis, hasta que
en- 10 ssngrs puertorriq uena haya
prendido IL iayecci6n de sangre nor
entonces nos resol-
vEmos & hAcer 10 que ellos hiciaron: !,
arroiar al rey Jorge a puntapi6s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
DR.. Ferrer Torres.

Tratamiento de todas las enferme.
dades en- general.
Especialidad en- las afeceiones de
los ojos, nariz, dido y garganta.
Horas de eonsulta de 2&6. p. M.
ID. Sci A. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
COMMUNICABLE
Una pregunta

Habiendo leido en- estos dias en-
varios peri6dieos de 6sta capital, 10
idea iniciaa& por varios ni11os de les
escuelAs Colon y Lincoln de llevar 6
cabo una saseripei6n CON Ell dn de
rspatriar 6 los pusftorriqusfios emf.
grados al Hawaii; y disputkndosa
vArios indivfduos ser los iniciaaores
de. dieha idea, dsseando sabsr &
quien eorresr onde 10 gloria. 1Pue.
de alguno de l0s profesores 8 alg1n
nifio informArme acerca de qui6n es
eli vardadero iniciaaor dc dicha ideal
Honor 6 quien honor merece.
In cssri0so.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
Dulces en- almibar

Dulces en- almibar de variaa ella
aes y tsbacos y cigarrillos se vendep
In lSdo del Ayuntamiento casa nd.
nero 30 frente q 10 Plaza Pfit cipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
Hotel ST lerenA9
zsre ST g. LEXINGTON AVE-. WEW N0RH.
NEWWRT.

{ Ofrecemos, por per-
misc, las siguientes re-
ferencias de personaS
que favorecen este Ho-
tel.
D. Carlos Armstrong,
don F. M. Toro, don J.
M. Morales, don Tomas
Blasini. don Francisco
PARA, don l.. de Ia Pi-
la, don A. Subira, don
F. Sauri de Ponce. d:
j. F. Finlay, don A. g.
Weymouth, DR.. E:
Saldana, don Rafael
Ojeda, don A. E. Lee,
don R. Aboy Benitez,
de San Juan. d. Anto
nio Roig, don Luis Bra
vo, de Humacao. D. J:
v. Cintron, Mayaguez.
d. Pedro Salazar, dc
Yabucoa: d. Arturo
Bravo: New York:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07


Abril 8. Las Escuelas de Ponce
estar&n eerradas durante toda 10
Semana Santa. Aplaudim6s 10 me-
dida.
El jueves, visrnes y a6bsdo san
tos, y el domirgo de PAseua de Re-
surrecei6n, habr8 solemnfsimas fun'
clones religiosas On nuestro temple
cat6lico.
Lego aver sl Secretario de Mari.
No, CON sus acompafiAntes.
Aunque On 10 Alcaldfa se hallaban
algunas personas para reeibirle. el
Secretario se baj6 de 10 ambulancia
frsnts al PArque de Bombsros, miro
r&pidamente haeia los lAdos, y vol.
vi6 6 10 ambulsncia, dirigi6ndose
enseguida haciA 10 Plsya, donae to.
mo ell "Dolphin." partiendo de
Ponce.
Sc halla en- estA ciudad al abcga.
do SEN or Dexter que viene 6 asuntos
par tieulares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
RICHARD MeERES,
NA@S
Selecto Hotel para ia

Selecto Hotel para IA
milias, establecido bajo
ell plan americana, que
patrocinan las mejores
familias de Puerto Rico.
Juegos de habitacio-
mes que comprenden des-
de ell sencillo de sala,
dormitorio y baflo, has
ia ell mas extenso de sa-
la, 5 dormitorios y ba-
no.
Adaptase especialmen-
te para familias nume-
rosas y para familias cor
tas.
Cocina q la espa1ola.
Servicio espafol e in
giles.
Ell Hotel mas fresco de
Nueva York.
Contiene toda clase de
adelantos modernos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
El SecretarlO Moody
estuvo POGO tempo en-
Ponce
tempo en-


No habra classes en- Semama
Santa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
LOS AMIGOS DEL
BUEN HUMOR''

Esta simpktico grupo llevar& &
efscto ell pr6ximo domingo una ia
rama B sile en- los Salones de 10 casa
ndmero 81 de ls calls de San S..
basti&n.
Es seguro que, como los que "a
lleva celebrates este grupo ae j6vs'
mes, resu lte In pr6xima fiesta muy
lucid0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-03
AN UGLY STORY
City Council is Persuaded
to Override the JUS
tees Court.

E. D. Henry, an ex.police officer, tells
story of his experience that betrays a
sad state of affairs in the police depart
ment, as we'll as lax system OF passing
upon bills presented to the city council.
The story, briefly, is, that last Sep
tember Henry arrested an inmate OF a
house of ill fame, AMI took $40 from the
woman as bail for her appearance in the
police court He gave the woman re-
ceipt, and turned the money over to
Judge Pearson. He says that Marshal
Anstie made strenuous efforts to get the
money back for the woman, and in this
he is cerroborated by Judge Pearson, to
whom the marshal applied to have the
coin refunded, but was informed by the
judge that it was forfeited bail and
that it would be turned into the city
treasury.
Ordinarily, this would have settled the
matter. Not so however. On October
8, bill was presented to the council, 0.
K.'d by Marshal Anstie, which read as
follows: money advanced to Mr.. Ed.
Henry and turned over to Judge Pear
son." The claim was in the name OF
Marie Voioto, and upon it's allowance
Warrant No. $3.50 was issued for $40.
It is hardly credible that the city coun-
Gil deliberately undertook to act as a
court of appeal and override the jndg-
ment OF the police court, and that body
owes it to itself as we'll as the public to
make a satisfactory explanation OF this
unsavory looking transaction.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-03

The mill employees, wisely we believe
decided to accept the cut of rs cents q
edav in wages. and the mills are running
with hope of an early improvement in
the lumber market that will permit a
resumption of the former wage scale.
7. D. Hayworth returned this week
from visit of six months in Mexico.
Mr.. Hayworth travelled extensively
through the states OF Sonora, chihuahua
and Sinaloa, and is vo,ably impressed
with the possibilities Of that country.
The Aberdeen Grocery Co. has opened
for business in temporary building at
81 H street, telephone SOL. with COM
plete new stock of groceries and pro-
visions. Old patrons, and new ones are
invited to call, or telephone their
orders. 1921
Brown & Campbell opened their hand
some cigar stand and billiard parlor, on
G street, opposite the po-toffice, Tues
day evening. The new place is called
the "Pippin," and its pleasant arrange.
ments was most favorably commented
upon at its grand opening.
The following officers we're elected at
Tuesdays meeting Of the Eastern Star:
Mrs. E. E. Eaton, w. NJ; G. A. ash.
croft, w. p; Mrs. G. +. Burrows, A. NJ {;
Miss Lille Mullen. Secretary; Mrs. J.
M. Birmingham, Treasurer; Mrs. E. E.
Shiel Is, Conductress; Mrs. John Lewis,
Associate conductress.
The school board has decided to
change the plans for the addition to the
Market street school house, and will
adopt the plans made by I. w. Mason
when the present building was erected.
This will be simply adding four rooms,
and will make the building uniform
throughout. Calls for bids will be again
published, those received last Saturday
having been rejected.
The case Of + J. Hits vs. N. G. Kauf-
man resulted MA verdict for Hits for
500, the sum sued for. The suit grew
out of the sale of the kaufman lot, at
Heron and G streets, after the fire.
kaufman sold the lot to w. b. Mack,
and Hits claimed commission on the
sale, alleging he had contract to sell
the lot within specified time. and that
he had secured purchaser within that
time. Kaufman denied having given
Hits an exclusive right to sell the prop.
erty, and will appeal the case to the su.
preme court. unless new trial should
be granted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-03
Along the Water front

The schooner Chas. r. Wilson is at
the West & Slade mill loading for San
Francisco.
The steamer Santa Monica sailed this
morning from the American mill for
San Pedro.
The schooner H. D. Bendixon is at
the Anderson & Middleton mill loading
for San Francisco.
The schooner Sailor Boy is loading at
the Aberdeen Lumber & Single mills
for San Francisco.
The steamer Chehalis arrived in port
Monday evening, and is loading at the
Aberdeen Lumber & Single mills for
San Pedro.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-03
THE CITY COUNCIL
TRANSACTS ROUTINE BUSINESS
AT MEETING LAST NIGHT,
Action on Purchase Of Lots for CITY Hall
Laid Over. Pfund Bros. Get Wood Con-
tract. Will Plank L Street. Bills A..
lowed, Etc.

The meeting Of the city council last
night was very quiet affair compared
with some Of the late meeting, only
routine business being attended to.
Councilmen Fuller, Morgan and johnson
were absent.
L. A. Doyle notified the city that he
was the holder Of warrants ON special i'm.
provement district No. II, and demanded
that steps be taken to collect the same,
or he would institute proceedings to com
pei such action. The attorney was d.
rected to start proceedings for collection.
The bond of A. Damitio, for tending
the North Aberdeen bridge, was approved.
The matter OF using earth from Randall
street on lots was referred to the street
committee.
The street committee failed to report
on the matter Of improving the streets in
the burnt district, and a special commit.
tee, consisting of Ladue, Lndstrom and
Sherwood, was appointed in the matter.
d. j. Hebron was authorized to move
his temporary saloon building, for few
days, out Of the way of the new building
to be erected on his corner.
A resolution for the planking of L
street, between Sixth and Eighth. was
adopted
Peter Remelmeyer offered lots 7 and 8
in block 43. w. & BIS addition, to the
city for $500, and school district No. 5,
offered the Wishkah street school prop
erty for 5000, in response to the cal:
for bids for site for a city hall. Owing
to but four council being present, the
matter was deferred until the next meet.
ing.
Pfund Bros. bid to furnish 500 cords of
wood at 1920 cord, and J. ]. Listrom
bid g. 40 for the same amount of wood.
The bid Of Pfund Bros. was accepted.
The Assessment roll Of Improvement
Disctrict No 81 WAS equalized.
Ill., f<xllo,v;,,v hi; L., s,.o 90 n ln,oi.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-03-21
In Honor of 6MOt her.v

To the mothers of Green Forest and vicinity:
 You are cordially invited to at tend a Mothers reception to be given by the Eclectic Society of the High School, Friday after noon March 27, 1903, at the High School building. The following program will be rendered by the society:
 Opening song by Society My Mothers Prayer
 Roll call-Quotations about Mother.
 Recitation-Clara Tanning.
 Reading, "Mother''-Atha Ma ples.
 Essay, "The Hand that Rocks the Cradle is the Hand that Rules the World''-Edward Ferguson.
 Song, My Mothers Beautiful Hands''-Double Quartet.
 Paper, "Mothers of Great Men"-E. c. Cooper.
 Recitation, Somebody's Mo- her'-Edna Prather..
 Reading, Selected-Lavernia Harper.
 Duet, "Just Break the N ews to Mother''-Bessie and Edna Prather.
 Paper, "A mothers Influence" -Virgie Blasingame.
 Recitation-Ina Hart.
 Song, "A Boys Best Friend is His Mother'-Male Quartet.
 Essay, "Earliest Impressions" -Evertt Faulkner.
 Recitation-Burnice Foreman.
 Song, "Go Let the Angels in, her"-Double Quartet.
 Recitation-Anna Porter. Essay, "Mother the Light of Home"-Della Carmack.
 Closing Song by society-"My Mothers Bible." :"
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-03-21

for Riley Roberts home, having a warrant issued by Prosecuting Attorney Naples. Although it was stated that Roberts intended to surrender, the sheriff had not been so notified. On reaching Roberts home about midnight the officers found he had dissappear- ed. His wife said she did not know where he was. Mack Roberts home as well as that of Riley's father was duly searched, but no clue was found as to the where- abouts of Riley. Looking the situation over the sheriff conclud- ed to use a little strategy, which he seems to have manipulated with good effect. He told Rob- erts folks that if he would come in and suffer arrest, he would allow him to go before Justice Me- skimmens and have a prelimi- nary hearing, the justice aggree- ing to admit him to bail of S750. s. R. Hanby agreed to sign it for this amount and so the word was conveyed to Roberts and he came in from his hiding, bring ing in his beddin g and grub sack.
 The sheriff then admitted he was not able to do what he had suggested and deputizing Me Skimmons to help, the four de- parted at once for Berryville, where Roberts was placed in jail.
 Fancher & Fancher have been employed as attorneys for Rob- erts, but as yet no preliminary trial has been asked for, and the indications are that none will be had, simply passing the matter over for the action of the grand jury at the August term.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-03-21
LOOKS DARK FOR ROBERTS.
Dr. Cavins' Slayer Has Been Landed i'll Jail at Berryvi1le.

According to testimony given before the jury that held an in quest over Dr. Cavins' body, it appears that the state has a strong case of murder in the first degree against Riley Roberts.
 As acting coroner, Justice of the Peace Charles Meskimmens of Omega township held an in- quest over the body of Dr. Cav ins on the afternoon of the killing, the jury rendering the simple verdict that Dr. Cavins came to his death by gun shot from the hands of Riley Roberts.
 The gist of the testimony given at the inquest, as THE TRIBUNE has it from what we consider a reliable source, is about as fol- lows:
 pr. Cavins had been to see a patient on Dry Fork, returning on Wednesday morning by the way of the Roberts Brothers saw mill, where Riley and Mack Rob- erts, the owners, and two or three employs were at work. As Cav 
 ins passed Riley Roberts hallow- ed to the doctor, asking him if he didn't want to write another let ter or words of about that nature, referring to the letter for the writ ing of which Roberts was arrest ed at the instance of Dr. Cavins and tried in the United States court something like year ago and for which Roberts was ac- quilted. Roberts used curse words to make his questions emphatic. Dr. Cavins ignored him com pletely and drove ahead. A few minutes after Cavins had passed Riley remarked to those present that he would learn Dr. Cavins, calling him a very hard name, how to write letters, and jumping on his mule he started off in lope going in same direction Cavins was travelling. Before Roberts had over taken Cavins both were met on the road by a man who says Roberts was still going in a lope.
 Shortly after Riley left the mill two shots were heard and Riley immediately returned to the mill stating that he had killed Cavins but that Cavins shot first, show ing small skinned place on his forehead.
 The shooting excited Cavins' team and they run for some dis tance, stopping almost in front of the home of Thomas Dean, where they struck a tree breaking out the tongue of the buggy. Dean and another man were working on the barn. They stated that as they approached the buggy that Cavins hollowed 'help, help," and raised up from the seat and fell forward almost throwing himself out of the buggy. Re- moving him from this position they found that life was extinct. Two shots had taken effect i'll his body; one had entered the right side little above the hip joint, passing through the abdomen and coming out near left groin, i then entering left thigh where the ball lodged. The other shot shat tered the bone of the ftleg below the knee. Cavins pistol was found on the ground in front of the buggy, one chamber empty, containing no shell, and had the appearance of not having been manipulated for sometime. Cavins also had on a heavy pair of yarn mittens, which shows he had not fixed himself for using the weapon.
 Sheriff Morris was in Green l Forest when informed of the