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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
CITED FOR
MPT

CHICAGO. Apru D. judge Hau.
coy. in the Inlitd states circuit
aourt this nuruine cited the haafa
nt election commissioners g. appear
before him tomorrow a. show aauHs.
why h. should sat be aHiuaHsH
suiity ~ contempt fuf violating the
Injunction restraining them from
counting che ballots cast last Ne
ys,nber in the f.afimef uufharaw
$50 a sasiouai rnutsst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
A RARE: OF.
FERING
OF WOmen's Suits
From the
Annex

The Annex has suits tina, nm !,
% the nftiea. but todays n0sl. Z
~ % particularly fine group thai !.
can sell - fifteen dollars ne -,
Of marking them higher r0s h. slss
Tor a sale II one MeFH never iesf.s
MAYBE HheF are worth fwerfy u
lars nobody would uHd faHli i,
said so Certain Il la that 10 -.
hessabouta sells ifs fue fnenkar,,,
for 49, little Better fhnn sxAef,r,1
"a values De- thia pea sketch y =,
ruffHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
SHOULD BE
IN SCHOOL

rALMOHE Ky April 3 Mf aud
Mrn rummie Hammer 1T lis city
have thc distinction Hf hHiHa ~ Of
tho. " MOI thr very yuWrHnat MAJ
ried couples iu the tnitsf States fHe
groom 10 M YrHfH Of aHe Rlhle the
bride o. oniN m funmie works ga e
farm ana makes hia little wife a
good living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
THE MARKETS

/. Wholesale prices ou spinach ate
ftakiuH nip. Hops lu "a manner that
.WuuiI mHkc politician eufiaua.
They have been nugtuhtlng rnnidlY
bets cen la and DO cents h baA Tor the
past $50 weeks. This morning most
~ the stock is wiltsd again and IL
selling "a 20 cents and Hpmatipes
lower
Easter rsrs are atiii scarce. Com
mission mrn have offered niiEetiY
higher prices Go the farmers Ia order
g. secure "a ihfHcf supply. bat u ts
expected that eEsp wiA resume a
NORMAL pTice ~ III cents per dozen
until about Wednesday 81 neat week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
ROOSEVELT
IN THE PARK
AN OVER. JEALOUS REPORTER
kRRGsTEo BY SOLDIERS. AND
HIS PCT DOG SHOT

CINNABAR. April s.-Prssidsut
Roosevelt and Naturalist burroughs
left AS jor Pitchers quarters in the
bark at = clock this morning. Yes
to-day an insuFEsnt Newspaper fnan
representing a keW York paper was
arrested in the park by soldiers
while trying to siorri the presidents
quarters He WIS accompanied By
pet dog which was shot In acc
oordancc With the mark laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
JIM KEENE
CRIES QUITS

NEW YORK. ADril a. James
Keene is said 70 have covered his
Southern Pacific losses and viii 20
20 England. where he has leased an
estate. lie viii take q vacation Of
several months
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eaiif5fnla sapsfaHua A. %, natiFs, To-
has aninna hNaufi up Hwts
Green fruit. Hte.
famasa 81 foHa up b1s sppisr Ihaati -
hHa# fancy 81 huVz ~ hananaH. " fsiWR q
tuHnh5 HfauaHf % uuHf lu NualskfHrH ffHii
81 HuHH.ta etanhhfrltH. ~ % hhii comm
hfHHf taa TO-
Butter. Cheese. Eaau, Poultry
HHffaf washington rrehmaftea HlHt
f5aaiHfH tab 1pH tuDH diHI cote HfafHaa.
aHaH to-
Hsas Hfash fanah inHfp. ior
Cheese Native MHHhIua 200. fuil rfrHfni
&C. EaatafH. iaHitH. ufa14n. 500 TO- liiis
haHsHf IT,. HHtsa. nfirA thuiua
taHltHH Dressed fHftnfH est hsHa
t5Htfa Hfa disease. in i've saaae ia
afsHa#H fHH
itaY, Grain and Feed
aHfa. see up tlH hhfrt 81 80 fHn
zHa4I 81 81 tan fbau - uuutlna Gee.
ten ffH go fHH. eco Hia 80 on Geo ffaHi
HHHHH Hmafh# hey. 80 wH ~ ~ iHu. ifaf#
aHH HHHHIHHfHH timothy HtJ ~ iHn taHf
afH WaattHHfHn clover flHu I fHn wheat
haK sis 80 taa. aifaifa. 5000 tHu.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
efhsas prices ata zoe Hsaar delivered -
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obscunE 20 contained editorial
o IL
bread besides giving their mite the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
TUNING UP

WEYMOUTH. England. April a.
The ahamrocka spin this morning
EAH under light CANVAS Shamrock
T. led az the start a short distance
only. The new challenger speedily
over hauled aud passed her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
ROME STRIKE
4 FAILURE

ROME. Aprli . The strike here
~ far 40 being Euasfai has failed
Many more shops are open today
and tbs military authorities seem
to nave e0ntroi Ut the situation
-Four hundred arrests have baen
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
HILL RETURNS

NEW YORK, Apfil s.-James J
ffin returned from Europe on thf
White star liner Teutouic. which
reached port this morning from Llv.
aFfsaaI
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| impressive. The American church
was crowded. President Loubst was
unable to attend. but a greater por
ton u the Frencho cabinet was
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

A Louis IN parks
cream
gardens have the
comm he
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he aie " o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
VISIT TO PARIS

PARIS April 1T ia officially
announced that KinE Edward vii
visit PARIS on May J..
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= with
play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
DECLARED OFF

PORTLAND. Or. April s.-Ths
Carter Reilly match tonight has
bsen declared Of.
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JUMPED
TO DEATH

SPECTACULAR SUICIDE OF a
WELL KNOWN CHARACTER
WHILE TEMPORARILY iN8hHE
HpOKANE. April o. Hut VII
liam o. Armstrong Zoe rs quarter ct
II century ono Of the best know -
gamblers Zoo the Nuuh NrHi. aHsHt5tH
rom mnitnrium here this mon n +.
ia while temporarily iuHaHel Haa
9mmitrd Suicide by iumplnE from
the Monroe street bridge Ia the fue -
below. distance of 100 feet IT,
Uas well known ln Seattle. WHlla
VOLTA and Portland
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f1afflsHt Isesfnss untiss 80 80 Z -
toss faEiauas SO 600 iH 49,. sweet fatst aas.
sHi- b. uaffsfs. o. 90 EEL Hafsaits g. -
81 g 81 sIHash. ~ ih iatfaas Aatlssss -
81 tHai u safe. NshfHfeia 49, lsss 10
Be- fHHhsfh. California ft ~ - 80 80
uaa O. n. fsisfF. euf-sU 90 asaiiaHas r..
81 80 laf 81 ut.ase o. ~ Cat sliaaeh. 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
FUNERAL OF
MRS. PORTER

PARIS, April e.-The funeral OF
hrs. Horace Porter today was vers
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fssah aeat.-cas tsssf ~ ~. sfsss test
q u nuitun iae o.. f.afs. ila a.. vel 10
8fiH ia
ifasiaIHns. -ifama fae, hfHahfast hssas..
iTHE. hfIiisa ffrsH ISL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

raiifasd. ffsiEta dsuots o. - ne aooh ~
thiH HfF1
Hay snd Grain
t'Hnsf hsHiHa Timothy haF. 80 gIBit %
taa# EHHfsnI aaiinHiau ilmaihr fiT 30
iHn Eastern washington clover 60 NJ tuH.
alfHife 81 - Tor. aafa 90 nv 700. barley
81 - faa# ahaat 81 ~ fHH. lfHn aiT ID
~ shafta fiHgp tan. milduHEa. 81 DIu
u ~ tom
naas. Poultry end livestock
Hans atHaflF ffeaI rsnrh. iTaQir. Doe.
flfs HHHHl ffiHaHtH lb4 i've 1urka. Il. IH.
lie HHaHs tHHtia iHl afssHsf HrsI iu. fb,
afHaasa HHtfHHl 1906. 3D. Dressed h1Ha.
~ eHalHH fsaf HYasa. HH faaf tIsI Do.
HisalH. s. fsf aiEHafir h calves 900 I4Hf.
a. H. HaaH Ca fat Ga d. Hts.u 700
fa4t 6 H.. iaHbs. o. fsat a. 90 lh. uiIrt.
gars H.
Vegetables and Green Fruits
uHfnHaH Halatafs hafiFs $50 Too ~
IHHa - - faH aaffatf TO- ah naHfs
aHfHHH e. H4uHHhrH tfau u bh. rfaIr
FRUIT . HHH - taa. comb u4nrIt 1000
Dunlap. real estate. - Union block
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= n a ~ q
boasts that an
London, With
0e0a 900 popula
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Dunlap. real estate. - Union sle.S
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WHOLESALE PRICES


eris=r prices afs ~ eng huFaf Ia guaati.
- l.Hass an snsii iaafuhauss atHfaus -
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The
sas q
1titi
Cod
nMt
All
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02

srrr rrturncd t,Om MS pu-s, ,u
doctor ne helped Charles johnson m
other neighbor Of the Phares', to \
the sick man upstairs. Mrs, PA,,
assisted them.
when Phares died. Burr said M
Phares wept bitterly and totterN |,
though she was about to faint
MIR. pudd said. Didn't Mrs, pAr,
say to you Immediately after AlSsn
death, IVY must Albert be taken sv
and leave mo with three small a|
dren7'"
The witness said Mrs. Phare. M
made such a remark. Later sh, as
we have done all we could" h|
repeated his testimony to the I'D
that he took exception to Mrs PM
telling DR.. Dubell that her husbanisI
died easy. He told the coroner r|
Phares died hard II ever a mar 81
and said that Mrs. Phares asked s|
why he said that. because she had u
the doctot that hie death was Cuis
Carles Aarohson. an employe d d
general store At Jacksonville, also i
Of Phares' suffering before his tza
Aaronson's testimony corroborsis.
part that Of Burr's.
Raymond Wells. . druggist al
lumbus, was next called TO the 81.
and he testified that Mrs Phare =
chased from him 30 grains Of s,1s
nine. explaining that she desirs
kill rats with the poison. Mrs Rs
came to me-" said the witness
after purchasing one or two sr1
asked me II I had any poison ID
her had, and she then said she VI
10 kill rats.
Then in jesting way She asss
II that was enough with which to
a person, and replied that thsrs
enough in the bottle to kill w
three. She then added in a hrignir
that she might want to take son.
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wors, q, Al Experiences.

Can anything be worse than to feel
hat every minute will be your LAST
uch was the experience Of Ms. :
II. News, n. Decatur, Ala. For three
years" she wi ties, 81 endured Insult
ferabIe pain from indigo ion,
stomach and bowel trouble. ncatb
seemed inevitable when doctote aud
all remedies failed. At length Twas
induced to try Electric Btters and
the result was miraculous. l improv-
ed at once and now I'm completely
recovered. or Liver, Kidney,
Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric
Bitters is the only medicine Only bOc
Its g aran by Middleburg drug storv
Midd burg Drug Store Graybill 4
Gsrm n Of Rch6eld DR.. J W
Sampsell Of Pc nsCreekI ID
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02
TRAIN FALLS INTO River
Ninety Dead and Over 200 inlHH'|
Railroad Wreck In Spar

Madrid, June 29. Ninety y
and 2oa injured person. nave
extricated from the wreck Of iDs
bao train which overturned at
lila river last night. Accor1iA
official information, 80 persons
killed and 60 others seriously ~
Many of the latter viii die
900 passengers on the train Il Isl
that only six escaped unnur-
train, which was compose o' ~
Kines and l6 coaches. wa
the bridge when the couplings 10
the engines broke. '.ar srcuua
left the track and fell i0.ioN
the entire train, into the De-
river. Fortunately t.c water Wa
The nearest medicH' attrnnaho'
q mile and a half disLar ana
passengers who were ieas.
aided The others and did ai
until the ariiyal Of relief trains
ing nurses, doctors and s9ll'"n
Bilbao.
The train fell 90 feet from l1s
10 the river he'd, tho coaches pil
In a mass of splintered wOoo sn'
work. The scene is dsbcrioea
Tifying Many corpses were
down the stream, which was
REDEEMED with blood. A faiirD
was arrested In the act OF fovu.
dead and narrowly escaped iyh~
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02
TSsSs lNNsSSO IN GEORGIA
Mot Hangs colo-ee Nen who Killed
pescenaser.

Albany. Gk., June 2I.-T Tree ne-
Eroes Garfield Mccoy. Geor-s McKin-
pey and Wiley. were taken from jail
B. Newton Baker county. p miles
soutt Of here. aDc lyDched
The three men were il jail for kill
inH = E Bullard white man, who
wa called 70 qusl VOW al negro
dance nsa- MS home one night lasi
week Tn. mot went 70 II. jail say
ing they had another prisoner 10 lodge
Il 1ail wneI THE )ailsr reached the
Sail ooor with his KEYS IA. moi rushed
upUr hiu and Uvs-pOwered hin
The negroes were taken mile from
tCwu hung u tree auo rIodleo with
DulJetf
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train surocE Sroney car 81 Hunting
toL. v. Va. and u people were in
lureL several fatally
Miss Elsie Ruhler Of Chicago. while
OF wish u jamestown y Y. threw
herself II from Of train and was IL
stantly killed Nc reasons for the
sc- ar known
nondsy June rs.
Secreta-v o. Agriculture Wilson has
Eone O. Sout. Dakota to make sever2.
adcrssses
Mfs sarat 7 Young o. Catawissl
y cuumictea suicide py throwin.
nerse'. oovr we.
Prssider' Dlaz o. Mexico vii. pa.
r.-Ipate Il n. FOURTH o. Juiy exe--
csc --er n m american colony II
Mexico CITY
In a1riversa-- C. tn Ds--le o,
Monmouth Tough. 2, yearE az waE
ceiepratec 4 FreenUl- y = py Z
pEraaa anl mas meeting
Anorsv Lapenarc- o. Baltimore Is
uruFr E-rsE. charged viii wiie mur
O. FUu- pIstC snot wounuf were
IUuc- Il tne HUuau neac
7usSasy June 81
E1wEr1 hcD- lido Dsel appointed p.
csIve- c. LDs basE rain, WORKS a.
uu,r.. r. Liabilities exceed 100000
5zz--. S-yier & FeAusyiyanla RAJ.
MA e.piUy- va strucE anc xii ,eC
rs g. expires lraIr Dear Mili-rs Durg
r.
-IB1un4uE slru.i -Hs Presbyterian
--1r-l a. New yvueyrc. g.. and klisc
T. r. Ai=Asla-, suc Frustrated twt
JLl-r
---ssDa-y 6usv aL,snoe, tns ce.s
-l4-.l q .le -yp.a ann, =rse,ry Of Iur
ylr.. e., Joll Ws5i.y 40 lie Wes..y II
University e. Mlal4a.y..r N. y
- g=a.yu. raF Nelson 5Usgsu;
1u. ~. nAel harry bender d, bu;
-a. . N Aty-. -Hs sAVy4ng l.,
--a.. s,.sle, Leulss Is4- VIII /
.G--
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02
PREPARING eos poeEs DEATH
Italy Orders Two Regiments Kept
Ready 70 Come 70 Rome.

Rome, June so.-Although the health
O. the pope is much improved, the
Italian government, so as 10 be pre-
pared for any eventuality, has ordered
two regiments in the provinces TO be
kept ready 10 oOine 20 Rene and rein
force the garrison in the city, so that
the authorities will have sufficient
force 20 maintain order and insure the
liberty OF the conclave, should II be-
come necessary 10 hold one. If the
cardinals. as after the death of Plus
TX. decide 10 meet at the Vatican the
government will surround the palace
with Gordon Of troops 10 prevent
any attempt against the freedom OF
the cnnclsye and also the removal OF
valuahles from the Vatican during the
interregnum. as was customary before
1870.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02
kAIseH NOT CRITICISED
Moody Says Emperor's Inspection OF
kearsarce Was an Honor,

NearsarCe was an 'onor
Washington, June 80. Secretary
Moody has received kilograms from
newspaper editors and others inQuir-
ing as to puhlised reports that EN-
peror Williams inspection Of the Kear-
sarge was sharply criticised in the
navy department and was considered
a breach of naval etiquette. In reply
the secretary sent the following tele'
gram
No criticism OF the emperor's in
spect,oh of the department so far as
I can ascertain. am informed fur.
ther by Admiral Taylor, chief Of the
bureau OF navigation. that the emper-
or's inspection is in no way subject
70 criticism. and can he considered in
no light other than courteous atten-
tion on the emperor's part TO us. II
Is a long established custom for for
eign oficisls to inspect hattleships OF
friendly nations and is regarded as
m honor"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02
cnsr,.e WITH sopbtns Mall Boxes.

Harrisburg Pa, June 2s.-Jacot De
vine Wa arrested a. Columbia charged
viii breaking open and differing street
mail boxes The postal authorities
have been working on this cast for
torss Iaonths ano claim - have a.
Las, captured Jns culpfit.. postoffcs
inspector MaiOut " this city says
Levine was drlecJed breaking open q
box aud ths police notified When De
vine Was searched One " the numef
Ous letters seut through the mail by
tas inspectors vas found ou hm. DE.
yiae was taken 10 Lancaster fpf .
AeartuF
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Drowned at Cape MAY

Cape May. N. j.. June 90
Walker Dawson, assistant aEsri
the board OF children's guardIa1
the District Of Columbia, was dFOu1
here. He had ventured wei out Vi
a strong ebb tide was running
tried to get ashore. but became
h.usted just within the edge
breakers. He lived at Linden
and leaves . family CommisH1,
MacFarland, Of the Distric, Of az
bia, who was here on q yisi-
charge OF the body. II wa rsc0s1
about two hours after the drowI-G
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02
psmmsv.s NEW srock ,ssvs
Nearly the Entire Amount oubseribed
Nv Shareholders


Philadelphia. June 2s. = The time
limit for stockholders OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad to subscribe to the
new s75.0oO.0o0 issue OF stock has
expired. and while the exact figures
will not be definitely known until
some time this week, enough Is known
to show that the movement has been
a big triumph for the management
Of the corporation, and that very little,
II any, stock will be left for the under
writing syndicate. Another important
feature Of the successful placing Of
the stock, which will net the company
Ss7, ,7so, 900, is the fact that fully 30
per cent. Of the subscribers have paid
the full amount Of their subscriptions
instead OF only half, as permitted by
the terms Of the resolution Of the d.
rectors. py paying tor their stock
In full, subscribers will share In the
November dividend
For underwriting the new issue the
syndicate was guaranteed a commits
sion ot 2h per cent on the 100000,
600 to be realized from the sale of the
new stock. As there will practically
he no stock for the syndicate 10 take
the members will clear s2,25o o0C
without putting mn anything Of the
total commission Il IL said that 81,
000, 900 will ~ TO Kuhn, Loeb \ Co
and Speyer \ Co, as syndicate man
ayers, and 81 26o, 900 TO the subscrib
ers John n Rockefeller, who sub
scribed $4,000. 600 hut never was
called upon 10 put up a cent has &c
he content with a modest. profit Of
sl2S.O00.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02

p0I,aaeipbia Junn ~ J Ihs ksV.
Thomas A. Hoy y D. pastor emeFi
tvs " ChamDers-Wyi.e Memorial pres.
byler.au Church Vet. known 10 church
circles throughout tGe country, died
a. bls residence 10 HTgu MawT from
general debility after an illness 81.
tending over = Der.Od of two and .
bali years. ~ Hoyt Mas q native Of
South Carolina, having been born 81
Beech leland 10 1879.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-02
MRS. PHARES ON TRIAL
Mt. Holly, N. J., Woman Faces Jury
on Charge Of Poisoning Husband.
PROSECUTION STATES ITS CASE

VIII Try 70 Prove She Murdered
phares by Giving Hin, strychnlne to
Marry Garfield Taylor-restimony
Of Witnesses.
Mount Holly, N. j., June .3o-Sit-
ting between her brother and sister
and nursing a sweet little child of 3
years on her lap, Mrs. Annie phares
faced jury and began her fight to free
herself Of the charge that she muir
dered her husband, Albert A. Phares,
by administering doses Of strychnine
Prosecuting Attorney Samuel A. At
knson, Of Burlington county, is pre-
senting the commonwealth case. and
Eckard P. Budd is counsel for the de-
fense.
Mr.. Atkinson stated the prosecu-
tons case and said the state would try
10 prove that the defendant admins
tered strychnine to Mr.. Phares and that
during the same afternoon he died;
that the poison was bought Of Ray
mopd Wells, druggist, and that Mrs.
Phsres asked him how much it would
take 10 kill man. The motive for the
alleged crime, Mr Atkinson said, the
state would show was Mrs. Phares'
intimacy with Garfield Taylor, with
whom she had made several trips to
different places, and in one OF them
81 least posed as his wife. She had
asked Taylor 70 marry her. the prose-
cutOr said. but be refused because she
had one husband Shortly after this
Conversation that husband died sud
denly.
A recital Of the incidents In the
Phsrst home Oh the day Of Albert A.
Pha,es' death was given by Harry w
Burr, q young farmer Of Jacksonville
VINO knew phares well. He said he
called 20 SET phares about half-pas'
IL O'Clock Oh the morning of March y
Phares was lying on the couch IN the
sitting room and said he felt Ill He
complained " intense nausea, and said
he had been vomiting considerably
! Mrs phafes was not al home when
Burr got " the hOuse, but she came IN
about noon.
When Me- Phares came Ia she pre-
pared dinner. HeaDwhile giving heI
! husband t~o brown powders which
shr SAID. bad been given her by DR.
DuOell Burr stayed W dinner Phare.
nat W a. the table but was unable u
eat any more than small quantity
Of q breakfast food saying he felt tOI
| III Hf then went into the sitting room
RHd noticed that his friend was twitGh
Ing coHyuIsiyeIy The spasms kept NJ
Until l.c rolled OF the couch, Burr sal,
BE- asked him how he felt rs thougl
my stomach Was being eaten out ana
nay heart had stopped beating" Te
piled the suffering man.
lie said that Phares remarked tina
4DI Dubell gave strong medicine
and that ATs Pharee told her husbsnl
thai Ile doctor had told her the medl
e!Ae might make him feel worse a
hrst, but after q while II would do hin
gppd Burr did moi see Mrs. Phare
mlX tie powders. She brought then
in Iom the kitchen, be said,
| 4 strong point IN Mrs. Pbares
tayQT was next brought out by persls
tent questioning ~ Burr, lie testifel
| Thar Il was only after repeated appeal
Ief Nrs phsres that her husband per
'allled her e send tqr . doctor Whe'
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oveeeee oestae, een.Lstee q Muraer

PhilAdelpbla juno zl.--IAe Ulal ~
peorge y. Hpssey . negro herb DOC.
tor for The murder ~ William g
Dame, resulted IN q verdict VI murder
In The first degrcc HQsEey was indict
81 With Mrs Catherine Dame, WHO
Is charged VIII admiDisteFIng 70 he,
husband poison furnished by the "d9c
TOR" She "a awaiting Trial
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Jersey Contract STRUCK BY

Jobnst0wpl Pa jun '
slmms, Of MI Holy n. Jo
~ tho railroad 'Gntracting
NcMinimem & simms. ana
year old son Of Michael None.
of PHILADELPHIA, were strOci ~
ably fatally Injured by an en
the pepnsylyapla TailroAd a.
about nine miles vest VI TINS 9
Victims " the accident "eis
20 this city and are nov 20
critical condition at the Csn0'
piiaI-
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- D.masea he..ns, E.l.rsae.

T'V"'g ~Ts ." -oF---'" '-'-- ~
NeT YDrk. june 29.--Iwo heavy
gsrd.cts were given 10 tho supreme
court against the Eey Yory Central
EailroEh Mr. amelia S Reiurenken
recovered az 800 for Che death of her
Lgsbapo, killed Dy train. aEo Daulei
y PeGfton, a boy ~ u, E9t }2e,oD0
sor the loSS pf = leg
Newport daily independent., 1903-03-19

Miss Kitty Matthews of Little Rock was here Thursday on her way to Beebe from Batesville, where she was the guest of Miss Nora Glenn. Miss MattLew was very much pleased with the f1attering reception accorded her recital in Batesville.
 Mrs. J. c. Walker and little daugh- ter Josephine accompanied by the formers mother Mrs. L. J. bills left Thursday noon for Carlsbad, New Mexico, where they will probably re- main for several months. J. G. Walk CT accompanied them as far as Little Rock.
 For a number of years, Mrs. Etta Merrill has trimmed the hats of many of Newport's most fastidious dressers and pleased her trade. Don't fail to attend her Spring opening in the par lors of the Hazel Hotel, Thursday, March 26, and see a beautiful line of the seasons latest creations in pat tern hats. 82 dtd