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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
ACADIA MUNICIPAL
DE
c. A G U A s

En- virtud de 10 acordado por este
Ayuntamiento en- session del dia II de
JUNO de 1908, Sc sefiala ell dia 13 de Ju-
lio entrante, 4 las horas que continue
ci6n Sc expresan, para la venta, en- pit
blica subasta, de dos bueyes propiedad
del municipio, para enagenar los cuales
ha sido autorizado ell Concejo por ell Ho-
norable Sr. Secretario de Puerto Rico.
La subasta sera p1blica Y Sc verif-
cara en- la sala de la Casa ConsistoriaT
ante ell Alcalde, un CONCEAL y ell Secre-
tario del Municipio; hallandose de mani
fiesto en- esta Secretar1a los pliegos de
condiciones que han de regir en- los re-
mates, para que puedan ser cxaminados
por quienes 10 deseen.
Uno de los bueyes es de color hosco
bayo Y ell otro de color bayo, y cada uno
ha sido tasado en- la suma de % dollars.
FL primero Sc rematara q las dos de la
tarde ell segundo las tres de Ia tarde
del indicado dia 13 de Julio.
Las propuestas seran verbales y du
raran una hora, y los interesados, para
tomar parte en- Ia licitaci6n, deberan
consignar previamente en- la Tesorer1a
municipal ell 10 por 100 de la suma en-
que han sido tasados dichos bueyes.
Lo que sc hace p1blico para gene
raj conocimiento y concurrencia de lici-
tadores.
Caguas, JUNO % de 1903.
G. GARCIA.
30 Alcalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06

1AI ITeSede79te del gTena1O 0e tN60QuefOS
de Cdgat0s.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Caguas.
Muy seflor nuestro: Agradecerfa-
mosle infinite publicara en- ell peri6dico
de su digna direction las lineas siguien-
tes:
Preguntamos al Sr. Presidente de
nuestro gremio: iQue Sc han hecho Gin
co <dollars. que nombre de Francisco
MARTINEZ Lugo Sc tomaron de los fondos
la agremiaci6n, los que Sc concedieron
con ell fin de publican un art1culo en- LA
DEMocRAcIA sobre una huelga habida
en- ell taller de los Sres. M. Sola Hijos?
Hacemos esta pregunta porque he
mos tenido conocimiento que dicha can
tidad ha sido invertida en- vicios que re-
dundan en- desdoro de nuestros princi-
pios.
PLAc1Do RIVERA, VENANcIo Cruz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
P Q N G E
(NOTIcIAS DIREcTAS)


Indudablemente va adquiriendo mas
pros6litos cada dia la idea espiritista en-
esta ciudad.
Anoche sc verified otra reunion en-
ell centro <Lumen,0 situado en- la Gale
del Castillo, qued6 muy concurrida.
-Anoche nos enteramos de que la
distinguida sefIora dofia Matilde Rosaly
de Valdivieso sc halla enferma de alg1n
cuidado.
Celebraremos poder anunciar GUAM
to antes su complete restablecimiento.
--Mafiana sale para San Juan de
allf embarcara hacia New York nuestro
apreciado amigo don Guillermo Open
heimer, que Sc encuentra algo delicado
de salud.
Nuestros deseos son que regrese
pronto y libre de toda dolencia.
Ell bergantfn espafol SBeatriz1
sali6 aver para Mallorca cargado de me-
tales viejos y otros efectos.
Con motive del fallecimiento de
un tabaquero agremiado, ocurrido en-
esta ciudad, ell <Gremio de tabaqueross
iz6 la bandera media asia.
-Felicitamos nuestro joven ami
go don Santiago Oppenhaimer Dalmau,
por ell aumento de sueldo que empez6 q
disfrutar desde ell 10 del corriente en- ell
empleo que desempefa en- la oticina de
correo de esta ciudad, aumento mereci-
do, pues ell sefor Oppenheimer es un
empIeado laborioso cumplidor de sus
deberes.
Con 275 cascos de miel saIi6 para
Halifax la goleta inglesa eMinto.o
-Pasan dias v semanas, ell p1bli-
co Sc impacienta por no yer llegado ell
momento en- que Sc empiecen los traba-
Jos de la plaza <Las Delicias,> que fue-
ron interrumpidos desde que ces6 la an
terror administration municipal.
Con motive de la festividad del
dia de mafIana, no sc abriran las oicinas
plibIicas nj ell comercio de esta ciudad
Suponemos que habra mucho tiro-
teo demas expansiones de sistema mo-
derno.
Ell libro de Mariana Abril tiene
gran aceptaci6n en- Ponce.
Sabemos que don America Marin |
recibe frecuentemente pedido de ejem |
plares.
-Mientras dure la ausencia de don
francisco PARA Capo, que Sc encuentra
N San Juan, desempehara ell cargo de
Eiscal INFERNO de esta Corte de Distrito,
lon r. UIpiano Colon.
Hoy contrajeron matrlmonlo CT
ii ante ell Juez municipal, don Francis
o Zomohano con dona Altagracia BIZ
arde.
-Nacimientos inscritos hoy:
Antonio Hernandez v Colon, Danlei
hernandez y Colon, Justo Torres y Ba-
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
UItinios cables
TRATADO

TRATADO
Notician de la Habana, que ha sido
ALI firmado ell tratado por medic del
cual los Estados Unidos pueden estable-
Ger en- Cuba estaciones carboneras. Ell
tratado Sc firm6, sin que Sc promovieran
incidentes de ning1n genero.
IsLA DE PINos
La Isla de Pinos ha sido formal
mente cedida nj Gobierno de Cuba. Los
americanos propietarios en- la isIa han
acogid0 con profundo disgusto ess de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06

ton. En- breve seran nombradas por Ell
Gobierno de Cuba, las autoridades que
lie han de representa- en- lsia de Finos.
VIoLENTo TEMPORAL
Hase sentido un violento huracan
en- todo ell Estado de New York. Tres
horas consecutivas estuvo azotando un
fuerte viento, acompafiado de recias llu
Was. Las perdidas en- New-Y ork al
canaan muchos millones.
RELAoIoNEs INTERRUMPIDAs -
Sabese positivamente que pesar de
la respuesta dada al Soberano de Servia
por ell Rey de los ingleses, no Sc reanu-
daran por ahora las relaciones diploma
ticas entire ambas naciones.
FELICIDAD sUERTE
Ell Rey Eduardo VII ha respondido
al Mensaje del nuevo Rey de Seryla, Pc
dro |, deseandole sfelicidad y suerte en-
ell gobierno de su reino.
OTRo PRINCIPE
Ha dado luz un nino, Ia princesa
Carlota de Dinamarca, hija del Key
Eduardo de Inglaterra.
LAS REGATAs
Sc han hecho las pruebas para las
regatas que han de verificarse en- breve
en- New York. Ell yate norteamericano
<Columbias qued6 dessrbolado en- las
pruebas.
RESPUEsTA AL MENSAJE
Al mensaje del Rey de Seryia, Pc
dro / no ha contestado aun ell gobierno
de los Estados Unidos. Los gobiernos
de Francia, Inglaterra, Suiza, etc, Sc
pondran de acuerdo para tomar una re-
solucion defnitiva respecto de Servia.
CALoR QUE AsFIxIA
En- Nueva York hace un calor in
sufrible La temperature es tan ener-
vante que la pobIaci6n emigra las
afueras en- busca de aire.
FILIPINAs
Las autoridades de Manila han con-
denado garrote dos jefes de la rebe-
lion filipina, convictos de haber tornado
parte en- sorpresas realizadas contra ell
eiercito de los Estados Unidos. Uno de
dichos jefes sera ejecutado pesar de
encontrarse herido gravemente desde la
acci6n en- que las tropas americanas le
hicieron prisionero.
CANAL DE PANAMA
Ell general Reyes, candidate & la
Presidencia de Colombia, hace grandes
en- ell Parlamento de su nacion ell tratado
de Hay-Horzan concertado con los Es-
tados Unidos, referente al canal de Pa
mama.
TRANSvAAL
Afirma la Prensa britannica que ell
Departamento de la Guerra no ha hecho
p1blicase las quejas recibidas del Trans
vsal. Escasean los v1veres para 5000
rrer las familias que perecen del ham,
bre, pues hay campesino que recibe ca
da tres dias una raci6n
GUERRA sEGURA
Los gobiernos de Toxic y Londres
han dirigido una Nota, redactada ener-
gicamente, al Imperio Chino, amena
zandole con Ia guerra sino ofrece ga
rantfas todos los s1bditos de ambas ma
clones, que ALA, en- ell refer1do Imperio
asiatico residen. La situacion es tan
comprometida que Sc teme que estalle la
guerra de un momento otro.
<ULTIMATUMs
La pasividad demostrada por ell EN-
perador de China en- resolver 10 que Sc
lie demandaba con caracter urgente, ha
aumentado la tirantez de relaciones que
habfa entire aquel pals por una parte
por otro Ia Gran Bretafa y ell Jap6n.
Estas dos naciones han dirigido
China ell <ultimatumS completamente
decididas & lanzarse & la guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
-.Defunciones:
GIN SILLO.

-Defunciones:
Pedro Garcia Roble, Carlos Guz-
man, Enrique Happe, Monserrate Ro-
driguez, Pablo Figueroa, Juana Rodri-
guez.
En- veinte mil hojas Sc ha impreso
ell manifesto recomendando las bondades
de los cigarrilos &Timoneln &Pitirre> y
<Caribe> de la Companfa Industrial de
Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
Sc arriienda

La estancia eEl Llanoo, de Carolina,
compuesta de 256 cuerdas de terrenos
de llanos vegas, bien para cana de az1-
car malojilIo, colindante con terrenos
de La Factoria sThe Progreso Sugar ca
Visftese la finca y para informes
dirfiase al apartado de Correos n6mero
422. San Juan. P. r., Ga don Rafael
Palacios Salazar. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
Una DreQunta

Al Ptessdeaste del grenaio de tobaqueros
de CagIas.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02
BROSIUS AT
HIS OLD HON E
Indian Af-
fairs at White
Cloud, KanS.

s. M. Brosius, the man who
Tams Bixby very foolIshly threat
ened with a damage suit, stopped
off at White cloud, Kans., few
days since. This town, made
famous by Sol Miller With bis
White Cloud Chief, was Brosius'
home, on bis entry into Indian
affairs. ID 1874. The Quaker
agent, NJ. D. Kent, Of the Iowa
Sac and Fox Indians, discovered
that ths post trader had been
fleecing the Indians and decided
to try and improve matters. he
knew young "Sam" Brosius, =
Quaker College student in Penn
sylyania, and sprung the trader
proposition on him. Some rich
Quakers furnished the money
necessary and store was opened,
Brosiua working Oh commission
and salary. All profits above 8
per cent, net. were turned into an
Indian relief fund, and this iund,
10 ten years reached $4,000.
TO some old friends at White
Club the oshsg day Mr. Brcsius
said:
"rhvy are giving me entirely
Zoo mucn notoriesy out Of this La
dian Territory Investigation, but
/ gusas there il nothing 70 do but
take il until The thieves are all
cleaned out down there"
Asked about the threatened
damage suits against him, be said;
~ am not afraid Of any such suits.
/ still stand by my original re
port. Those whom / showed up
do not want me very badly. They
have known all along Of my
whereabouts. have not Travelled
under an assumed name at any
time. have sailed under my own
colors and have been where they
could get service on me any mo.
ment il they wanted il. They
don't want me-"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02
.BRAK KEMAN
DAN CAIN
Killed thiSAfternOOn
at Alton by the
Switch Engine

Dan Cain, a brakeman on the
Frisco switch engine that is oper-
ated here and at Alton, and who
made his home here, was backed
over and killed in the yards at
Alton this afternoon. The body
was cut almost in two by the
wheels. Cain came to Vinita
with the switch engine some
months ago. Mcbride was the
conductor in charge.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02
CHANGED TONE.
low Admitted the Change Of Rules
Has Been Beneficial.

All summer there have been
litter complaints a. all the Greek
iation towns because OF the
haDges made By the secretary Of
be interior 10 the land selling
ulss. Now the Muskogee Times
lelivers itself thus:
II thsre is one thing that Hitch
lock's Vast rules and regulations
Jas prevented, il is land compan-
securing control Of land in the
Geek nation 10 any considerable
mount.
The Indians see il; the land
iampanies admitit.
The reason lies ia the tact that
Be land IS selling high
- b. appsaisemeni Is also high.
The bidding il high, 50 high that
uo land company coulo hope to
,uy land and sell il again at any,
hing like the profit they could
ieasenablg expect.
Everyone who is on tbe ground
iud knows the real conditions,
believes thafu under the rules and
Regulations now existing the lands
will ba sold rapidly. Consenfus
bg opinioa ia that the land will be
poughi by E good class Of farm sls
|sbo have the money to pay for
nud improve the land they get.
|rney know the value Of land and
will bid Al il is worth A land
thss Is buying for specu-
'aiion will not bid wha, toe land
s worth and will not get it.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02
Notice Of Sale.

I will sell at the artesian well square
to the highest aud best bidder. for cash,
at 2 >. M, Oct. Z, 1908. to-wit; Dun
COW. muiey, brand \ S or n S on left
side, 4 or . years old. Said COW inn
pounded under the city ordnance Of the
city Of vinita, I. T.
3-4 II. E. Ridenhour, City Marshal.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02

Are spoiled BY using any kind Of prep
ration that fills the pores Of the skin.
The best way to secure a clear complex
son. free from saliowness, pimpies,
biolches. etc. is 10 keep the liver in
good order An occasional dose Of Her
bine will cleanse the bowels, regulate
The liver, and so establish a clear, healthy
l.lplexion. soc at Peoples drug
store dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02

The scent packet IS enough Tor usual
ccasions. The family bottle l60ceHts)
Dutains supply flor a year. All
ruggists sell them. Nv
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02

When you have a cough OF cold don't
ask what is good FOR It and get some
uiediioine with little or no merit and per
haps dangerous. Ask for F0iey's honey
and tar, the greatest throat and lung
remedy.it cures coughs and colds quickly.
sold by shauahan & Mitchell. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02

Miss Sallie Cole, from tbe Pensacola
country. in the city this moralpe.
Her brother George. who has been
-,.ifrr.ng a great deal with rheama-
tlsm. Is noN improving.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02

The Vlniia fuu club desires 10 dis
claim any responsibility for the state
ment that they we're Treated unfairly.
a. Ihe Pryor Creek shoot Ibis week.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02

Foisy's honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia. Tss.e
no substitute. sold BY Shanahan 4
Mitchell. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02
% You Want 70 Yawn7

Feel cold shiverings, aching in the
bones, lack Of energy, headache. and
great depression These symptoms may
be followed By violent headache, high
fever, extreme nervousness, condition
known as malaria. Herhine cures it.
Take It before the disease gets fair hold,
though It viii work a cure In any stage.
]. A. Hopkins, Manchester, Kan writes:
81 have used your great medicine, Her
bine, for several years. There is moth
ing better for malaria, chills and fever.
headache, biliousness. aud for blood
purifying tonic, there IS nothing as
good" 50c at Peoples drug store W
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-10-02
VATER RATES
AT SOUTH TOWN
Topic Which Will
Soon EngroSS
Our Citizens.

y zzmYiew Of the fact that Vinita
soon to have for consideration
~ subject Of water rates and
thes, those proposed BY the city
Eouth McAlester may prove in
sgesting The ordinance not yet
lesed, provided
briefly, no one il allowed % tap
water mains before permits.
(An il obtained from the Fuperin-
tndent Of waterworks. All cost
4 tapping and connections must
Il paid BY applicant for service.
tefore acceptance Of connection
Nspsction by city inspector will
made for which fee OF sl.OO
&ll be charged. City may insert
Ieters and charge consumer for
lse Of same at rate Of rs cents per
fuarter. Payments Of water rates
bust be paid At the office Of the
tty treasurer quarterly 10 ad.
lance
\ The following are u me of the
lusrterly rates.
Residence Of five rooms Or less,
ls
For each room extra, 20 cents.
Bath tuba rs cents.
Water closets T5 cents
NCows, horses. stc per animal
cenis
l.peblic water closets $3.50.
! For lawns, sprinkling and wash-
AZ sidewalks, fret 900 feet s1.00.
-~~-------
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11

Greensburg, Pa, Sept To- loaded
coke train on the Pennsylvania road.
running at high rate OF speed, broke
and ran together at Coulter q Huf's
works, east Of here, smashing a number
Of cars and blocking both tracks for
several hours, Conductor Singer was
caught and bad both legs badly crush
ed. A tramp who was stealing ride
was also caught and buried under the
coke but was rescued alive. and with
Conductor Singer was brought to tho
Westnloreland hospital 1t is thought
that there are two other trainmen UNI
der the debris,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
Inc onFeSfdbIe
PROOF

[Originall
The Turner murder case was before
the coroner Old man Turner had been
found at s o'clock In tie evening, with
q cup that bad contained tea before
him, dead in his chair Prussic acid
had been found in the dregs Agatha
Drew, his niece, was being examined,
Have you been brought up to con.
slider yourself your unele's heiressg"
I have"
HAD any one else hope OF inheriting
the property
"Yes. my cousin. Mark Turner He
would have been the heir. but my
uncle had seen very little &c him. whilo
he had adopted me when was a
child
did you have any trouble with your
uneieT
Only in one natter He wanted me
to marry my cousin. Mark Turner
refused whereupon my uncle threat
ened to dlgInherit me and leave Ills
property to Mark.
Every one in the court room scrutiniz-
cd the witness. She might have had
every reason to commit the murder.
Yet her appearance was 50 innocent
ana her words were SO frank that few
believed she was the guilty one The
next witness was Edward Turner's
(the deceased's} lawyer
when did you see Edward Turner
lastYn
"0n Friday three days ago, He
called ME 10 to make new Will Ills
property had been wiIled to his niece,
Agatha Drew / drew a new wilL
which was executed ia favor of Mark
Turner"
rs that VIII the latestT
.'The latest to My knowledge"
"Did any one know Of this change Of
wing
Il think moi. Mr. Turner strictly
charged me not to speak of ii There
fore he probably did not speak Of It
himself He told me his niece knew
that If she persisted in a certain mar
riage and refused to marry her cousin
she would b. disinherited but she did
not know the will haa been changed"
"Call Elliot Stanford
a voting man of prepossessing a@-
pearanee stepped 10 the witness stand.
Are son acquainted with any rea-
son why any person should desire the
late Edward Turner's deathg
"Noa
"What were his relations with bis
nephew, Mark TunerFf
Recently they must have been very
intimate, for Edward Turner listened
to many stories Mark Turner told him
to my disadvantage
.What motive had Mark Turner for
thlsT
"To marry Agatha Drew | being
out Of the way"
This did not carry much weight
Since a win had been made leaving the
property to Mark Turner be could have
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
L-UaD-gER gsgAIEs LTEoHyTa
Neiero who ISiiIca q chic IS Flas-
terer Rescnea FROM ENeItea 5ab-

Nessro who ISiIIca chic IS I'lss-
terer Rescued from Excited Eob.
Chicago, sept. 10,-Ir1at a fire 81
bricks aud stones policemen rescued &
negro murderer from mob OF would
be lynchers John BriRkley q eolored
watchman. had shot and Killed Charles
Mccarthy q piasterer almost III the
presence OF the latters wife. who stood
in the doorway holding her baby Then
the negro. backing into the doorway OF
his own quarters. held crowd Of
200 men and boys at bay until
Patrolman Robert Mooney walked up
10 him and took away his weapon
Then came the second and exciting
attempt of the mob to wreak venge-
ance on the murderer. Mooney opened
the door ana took his prisoner Into the
office Of the tile factory In which
Brinkley was employed to await the
patrol wagon But as he did So M
crowd surged forward once more with
cries Of Lynch him. lynch him. Get
roper The policeman tried IN vain
to close the door on the crowd and
keep it closed. but even with the as
sistauce Of the now terrified murderer
II was useless, While Mooney was
thus struggling Brlnklay turned ard
fed from the office by the rear door.
The mob saw the escape and. headed
by Mooney, streamed down an alley in
pursuit The negro ran several blocks
before he was finally oyaraken Ihe
policeman having been brushed aeiaa
Brlnkley was now at the mercy of tie
crowd a teamster jumped from lis
wagon and began lashing the negro
across the face with his whip, the vic
tim being held the while by q dozen
men and boys 1t was only By des-
perate rush that four policemen seized
the negro and succeeded IN dragging
him to the patrol wagon. Then. fol
lowed by q few parting missiles. the
horses were whipped up and the res
cued prisoner whitfield to the police sta
tion None Of the rioters was arrested
aIcCarfhy's family IS left destitute by
his death The killing grew ont Of a
quarrel ID which Mccarthy had nc
cused Brinkley OF stealing chickens
from his premises
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
Ihs Times Daily Short Story.


no motive for the old mans death,
while before this will was made the
property would have gone to Agatha
Drew. whereas Agatha and her lovef
looked for q change If VIII and N case
oil Tie tesgators death before Il was
made Tie property would 80 to the
niece
"CaH Mark Turner
The witness stepped into the box ap-
parently very much self possessed. sIIe
had been examined as 70 his location
at the time OF the murder and had
proved that within a few minutes be-
fore and after the murder be was IN
his club, q snort distance from his
uncle's house
sMr. Turner, Professor Warren. q
chemist, desires to ask you few qnes-
tions
mir. Turner said the professor.
looking the witness in the eye, have
you amy knowledge Of the properties Of
prussic acid?
None whatever
How long would it take you to go
from your club to your uncle's houseF'
"About FIVE minutes, ] think
"And to return would De Ten. Now,
prussic acid acts Instantly"
II object" Interrupted a lawyer pres
ent whom Turner had retained.
sMr. Turner, did sou not as child
have an accident by which half an
inch was eut or your thumbT
Il did"
Hold it up and let US see it.
Tie witness. who was now getting
nervous, did as required The first
joint of the thumb on his right hand
was missing
"Here, said the chemist us silver
stand on which rested a silver teapot,
which was before the deceased when
he was found dead. 1t had been pol
lshea during tie afternoon. Now IL /
touch 1t with my finger or any moist
article, an impression is left The iIn-
.iresslon disappears as it dries hut may
be revived by being dampened rs In
breathing upon it, I found the edge Of
the stand blurred but, breathing upon
it and examining the part with a mag
nifying glass, saw the imprint Of fiH-
gers beneath and a MANNED thumb
above"
As the speaker approached the climax
the witness began to show signs Of
terrible strain and at the last word fell
over in a heap.
This ended tile investigation II came
out that Edward Turner, after making
new viii. had informed his nephew
of the fact, telling him at the same
time that he thought be should destroy
the new one and leave the old one in
force. Turner called on hlmb found
him taking a cup of ten with no one
in the house, put the poison In the cup
when the old mans back was turned
and got back TO his club, from which
he was not missed, all within fifteen
minutes
The VIII stood in favor OF the MUIR
derer. but as Agatha was the only otis
er and legitimate heir she finally got
the property
MILDRED TREMAINE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11

Belgrade, Servia Sept 10-The Ser
Wan army officers recently arrested
succeeded in publishing a new procla.
nation calling on all the officers to
stand together in demanding the most
severe punishments Il the murderers
Of King Alexander and Queen Draga.
The officers declare that either they or
the murderers must leave the service.
The proclamation concludes with cali
ing for cheers for King Peter