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The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-25
EMULATORS OF THE
CAR BARN BANDITS.

Chicago. July 24,-Emulators of the
exploits Of the car barn bandits, four
youths arrested yesterday confessed
killing one man In a saloon hold-up,
and robbing a score of others at diff
ferent times.
The murder was that of John Lane,
stage carpenter of the Illinois Thea
ter, who was shot i'm an attempt TO
hold up Gustav Riegefs saloon on the
morning of July 4. The proprietor
also was shot. The prisoners are Pc
ter Dulfer. James and William Farm
by and David Kelly. All declare they
are less than 20 years old.
Was Miss Haywood.
Albany, N. y. July 24.-Miss Caro-
line Haywood OF Montreal to-day
identified the body of the woman found
dead In the Ten Eyck IN this city on
Wednesday last as that of her sister.
Eleanor Frances Haywood, who wrote
her from New York city that she
would be dead In a few days. Miss
Haywood had registered at the hotel
as being from Denver, Col
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-25

where, called at the British embassy
last night, and remained a whole hour
in an Informal chat with Sir Charles
Hardinge.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-25
OdOrs of Precipitation
Royal Foot Wash
Removed 1T once
from armpite,
feet, ETC., by
stops ChaRng.

Stops ChaGna, itching swollen Tired
Ca
back sat for 2-eent stamp
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-25
AND ENGLAND
HAVE COME TO TERMS.

Continued from First Page.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-25

mere has been good deal OF in
curry into the attitude of the SEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23

GOO ON YOUR EYEsIGHrf Ex-
AND 10 YES TESTED FREE
Eye INFIRhATY. Is Iraier
Bookc Second and Columbia st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23
MENDING MARRIAGE MORALS

Tne revelation COMMITTEES by leaders OF
TIE Mormon that tho government OF uh car"
not be pogay and that the ~ 10
~ slammed On, IN. federal take the Job In hand
True in generation the public sense Of Utah itself miSh
In the reformation OF ether peo
ola. moral. We have ite patience nerant of delay
We OF quite 70 ferEet our ewn mar
fingers Into this affair OF the
people OF Utah
indeed W. show immensely unanlm of
eplnio IN dealing Lake than with those
nrighborhoods.
But that Is the human world
An amendment, constitution permitting the enHs
ss Of Tor all the states seems
20 be the only practical Of the problem
But this a AFFECT OF our own precious
evils as well as those Of he Mormens.
such amendment effective against poysamy OF
Utah much snsroaSh upon through
divorce and beloved In the other states
And Ia Is shoe win pinch
For have openly competed Tor the divorce
business shasssy FOR the sake Of legal feea
rhs lesased poysan Dakota Ohio New York does not hold
his but in succession casting '"
saae a. he and espouses another.
Statistics that Utah has estu usa me
persons divorced ouumber more than sS ues '
total present population OF utahi
True rrosiuied tho laws 10 s
Ara,,ona msras. and aorcs morality AMI
san. degree compel morality marriages o. all the
ses, Of he would be fine Indeed
Hut let Woth vote q the senate and
house and the states neosay TO ash
ment = xeinE be easily secured
the Mmons aion would Be car
.d through with cycn but measure 70 nsad
our own moras-thata different
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23
ONE MiSER AND OTHERS

Austin Smith a with 1890 10 savings
bank thu e in cav shed that bad been
Though without family he had denied himself
an the comforts money refused 90 touch cent OF pSn-
i or interest, lived raised and gifts from
foFtha Lord only knows what
He ~ei It'd Of him But extreme IS
Of thousands Of others whose aim
ever o to give
seh-dens Wheh are
r.. qualities been worse or better
than millions we'll az he ala but love
personal comfort
desire atsrnatss between money ana NE
selfish qualification affords gathered In great
~raup ana put apart would be feS of vs. left
missr thu extreme degree to which
III. lows Of But countless mt
op. are narrowing day from the same cause
Few physical haFdihood to live IN COW sheds
bv lot. Of us furnish than that for mind and
: =
IN. average rich may pamrer stomach and crafty his
x.rs IN matters OF clothes saupages be may out
shine his neghbors wealth and conversion Of
his own he the less hugs MS riches
to
Tn. nr Itself he revels In contemplation Of
m. fact tina, # who hold ourselves 70 be sa
paro 10 him qualification the physical senses which
money brings and as utterly selfish as
The voluntarily saffersi for tbs ske OF money
mi thu average he makes other p@opn
Nv friends empoyes-do suffering that n nay be richer
whether lives in saed or 100000
and kssps his heart makes little difference in the
long
the one efeaiureof himself quite az
actually the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23

Now saia Hrisn. after ws had
talked 70 each other fer few min
utss. perhaps Uncle Pedro. you win
explain 10 Mr. Drnce what has hap
tsnuedF
AZ she apok. I noticed that her
face was very rals ana that her iipa
slightly trafablsd.
II f. n painful story aaii the
Portuguese. most horrible and in
eNriicaUIr+
prepared myself to listen ana he
continued
For the last fsw months my dear
friend had been troubled IN hia
faind. The reason appeared 10 me
extraordinary. knew that sher-
wood ans eccentric. but he was aiso
matter Of fact and I should have
thought him the last man who
would be likely 80 be a prey 60 ner-
vUua terrora Nevertheless such
vas tho case. The cid castle has
the reputation % being haunted.
ana the apparition that r. supposed
10 trouble MondeEo t. that Of n
chastity white face that ~ now and
then seen at night pearlnH out
through some Of tho windows or one
Of tha amhrnHufea of the battle
ments surrounding fns courtyard.
n IL said 70 be the shade Of an abb
bot who was fouily murderod there
BY a Castillian nobleman who owned
tho castle 100 years ago.
IL was late in April 81 this year
when my brother in-law first de-
elared that he saw the nppofiilon
shall never forget his terror. fe
came 20 ne IN my room, woke me.
and pointed out the embraslire
where he had seen H. lie described
II as "A black figure leaning out 81 a
window. With an appaliinEly hor-
fible white face. with wIdo open
eyes apparently staring at RothihF.
I argued with him and tried 90 ap-
peal TO his common sense. and did
everything In my power 10 bring
him % reason. but without avail.
The terror grew worse and worse.
He could think and talk OF nothing
else. and. 10 make matters worse. he
collected all the old literature he
could find bearing on the legend.
This he would read and repeat the
CHASTITY information to me az meal
tines began 90 fear that his
mind would become affected and
three weeks AFRO I persuaded him 90
come away with ne for a change 20
Lisbon. lie agreed. but the very
might before We were 10 leave was
awakened IN the small hours BY
hearing an awful CRY. followed by
another. and then the sound Of my
own name I ron out into. the court
yard and looked ~ at the battle
mcnta. There ] saw, % my horror
my brother in-law rushing along
the edge. screaming as though In eN-
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The( OrCereSS of the
X/ trand. sf so bF5aHAsH
Er~TH1 .Irs9SpxRA rnrrp7aIsx ASH.

she was canning q comfortable indie
pandenee and was evon saving a It,
tie money for that distant date when
ahe would marry the man shs loved.
Meanwhile sherw Gods career was
an extraordinary ono. lie had an
extreme stroke Of fortune In draw
Ing the first prisa OF the Grand
Christmas State Lottery IN Lisbon.
amounting 20 iso. 100000 refs. rens
resentlnE In English money 10000
pouuds. With this sum ho bought
an old castle In the Estrelia noun
talnr. aud. accompanied by HIS wifess
brother. a certain Petro dc Castro.
went there 20 live. Ito was hated
by his fellow men and. with the q {.
caption ~ lie Castro. hs had no
friends. The old castle was aaid -
be % extraordinary beauty, AMI WAS
known as Castillo MondeEo. II was
situated aome 30 miles beyond the
/ old Portuguese town Of c0imhfa
Tie historical accounts 81 the place
were fun OF interest. and It's altu-
alton was marvuloualy romantic.
/ being built on the hrlxhia above the
I MNhNEMN ftNWf ~ AAAkfH 1AtsA
from the 18th century ana had seen
brave and violent deeds. II vas
supposed 20 be haunted by an old
monk who was said to have been
murdered there. bat within living
memory no one had seen him. A.
hast. 20 Helen had informed me.
puneluailY az o'elok on the
! following day found myself At
West Terrace ana Vas shown into
my young friends pretty little sit
[ ting foom.
sIiow kind % yeu 60 come. Mr.
uFuosis che said May I introduce
you 20 my uncle. Senhor De Castro -
The SENIOR. a fine looking man.
who spaha English remarkably well,
bowed. gave gracious aEulie ahd
Immediately entered Into conveFsa-
ton. Ills faes had strong features.
I he beard waH iren gray, 20 also
we're his hair and muatache. lie
was slightly bald about the Temples.
imagined him II be man about
g years 81 aga.
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1nels. my mothers brother. wtli be
here and I ahouid Ike you 20 meet
hitL n You can come shall DO
very grateful Yours sincerely.
HELEN gHEHWOnn~
1 replied to this letter BY tels-
gram
VII be Wiih you At tomorrow.
Helen Sherwood WIS on old friend
- mine. that is. had known her
since she was n child. She WAS now
about % years q age and was en-
gagged 10 a certain Godfrey Duspard.
one Of the best fellows l ever met
pespard vas employed IN a mer-
chants office la Shanghai and the
chance OF immeaiata marriage wuS
small. Nevertheless. the young peo-
PIE we're determined 70 be trus TO
each other and to wait that turn IN
tbs tide which GENES 70 most people
:. 10 watch for a.
ueien's lie had been a aad one.
Her mother. a Portuguese lady %
good family. had died at her BIRTH
her father. Henry Sherwood. had
CONS 90 Lisbon IA 1850 as one 81 the
under secretaries TO the embassy
and never cared 20 return 10 Eng
land. After The death Of his wife he
had lived - an eccentric rcciass.
wheu Helen Was years old he
had sent Der home. and she had
been brought up by a maiden aunt
81 her faith RI, -yho had never un-
derstaod tho supuz-sve. eager girl,
and had treated her with a rare
Nant OF sympathy. This woman
had died when her young charge
aaa Is years Of aga. She had left no
money behind her. md, as her fHth-
er declined 70 devote one penny 70
his daughters maintenance. Helen
Rad 70 face the world before her edo
ucatian vas finished But her char
ncter was fuli OF spirit and deter
mlnnttou. She stayed on at school
as pupil teacher and afterwards sup
ported herself by her attainmeHia
She VAS a good iinguist. a clever
musician. and had one Of the most
charming voices I ever heard In an
amateur. When this story opens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23

Are doing all dental work for Sop
Of material TO INTRODUCES our late us
coyeries and painless methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23
rur FACE OF THE Annor.

Tm FACE OF THE ABBOT.
II Mime SARA had one prororative
more than another Il was that OF
taking people unawaros. When least
expected she would spring a mine At
your feet. oneulf YOU Ia a maal hor-
rtbie danger. stab you In the dark.
iniurs you through your best
friend, IA short. this dangerous
Wemnn was likely Co hscome the
terror Of London II steps were no,
seon taksn % place her IN such con
finemcnt that her genius could no
longer assert itself
Months went by after my last adj
venture. Once again my fears slum-
bsred Nine. sara was not the rtfs,
name that thought Of when !
aaolSe IN the morning. nor the las,
60 visit my dreams az nlEht All
safbed IN my profession. l had little
time TO waste upon her. After all.
made up my mind. she might have
ieft London: she might have carried
her Vaccinations. her ctueltiss and
her genius elaswhers.
That such was not the case this
story quickly shoNA
The matter which brought Nine
sara once again 10 ths fore began IN
The following way
on the ifth of July. 1890, I re-
calvcd a letter. u ran "a roiiows!
rs West Terrace.
Charlton Road. rutnsy.
Dear MI bruce: am IN con
siderable difficulty and am writing
60 bee Tor your advice. My father
did fortnight ago at his castle Ia
Portugal leaving mo his helreaa
ills brother n-laW. who lived there
with him. arrived Ia London ysstff-
day and came 10 SEQ me. hrinsiHs
me full details OF my fathers death.
These are in tha last degree mya-
teripus and terrifying. There are
also a lot - business affairs % ar
range. | know little about business
ana should greatly value Yaur ad.
vice on the whole situation Car
you cumr here and roe ne tomaff0a
II : o'clock Senior d Castro. my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23

In q few DAYS win be sold out.
City office Rooms and Times Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23
The PARLoR


TAcoMh. March y -The CITY OF
Destiny can nov Justly claim 10 have
Seattle backed off the board a. q bur
glars resort
while the house dog sat on the front
doorstep and howled, burglar eoolly
sat At a piano IN the residence o. MI
ard Mrs william Krun. 10 soitn
Yakima avenue, Sunday nisht curing
ans sheerce Of the family. and amused
hIrnsatf with some Of the popular airs
r.gshfors living on both sides q the
house we're about 20 retire for the
NIGHT. They heard the dog and heard
The piano. The music continued for
few moments. then stepped abruptly
and with Il stopped the fnoufnful vail
Of the dog. Then the lights went ost
ana again peace reigned on South Ia
kline avenue
when Mr. and Mrs. Kruil came home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23
TACOMA BURGLAR PLAYED
PIANO ACCOM- ANIMENT
TO WATCHDOG'S SONG
WHILE TausTY TowsEa Howlso a ooLEFUL oiTTY ON THE
FRONT PORCH THE cRAcKsMAs PAVED THE worries IN
The PARLoR

at 10 o'clock from visiting a friend
they found their house tracked with
mud and Indications Of unexpected and
uuweic1me visitors.
The burglars used an ordinary key
in getting into the house. Jeweiry
and some money from dresser draw
er were taken.
The residence OF Mrs Oscar Smith.
1913 South Yakima avenue. two doors
from the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Kruil,
vas also visited By thieves Sunday
night A lock on a front door was
broken and the house rsnaaeked. but
little or nothing Of value was aioIeR.
The family were away from home at
the time.
AZ the residence Of +. a. KuEsi. 1000
south Yakima avenue. which was also
visited By probably the same thief or
thieves Sunday night, large sum Of
money was overlooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23
Pretty sac RuIs 70 Go 81

when there Is feeling that the
heart or lungs. blood or liver. brain
or nerves are diseased, at once CON-
mence 10 doctor the stomach. That
II the foundation OF the trouble In -
cases out OF every leo. Commences
10 regulate the digestive organs. set
them in healthy working condition.
aud the other troubles VIII leave OF
themselves. Diseases which have
their beginning In the stomach must
be cured through the stomach. The
medicine for stomach disorders ana
half the Ills OF life - DR. Gums I'M
proved Liver Pills. These pills Put
an the digestive organs in good con-
altion so that the disease has no
basis 20 work upon. They are sold
by all druggists FOR go per box. One
dill ia a dose. We viii send a box
postpaid. ON receipt OF 3sc, or TO
anybody who wants 70 try them We
viii send 2 pills free. Send name
and address 20 DR.. Bosanko Co.
Philadelphia, Pa. The Quaker Drug
Co. 1918 LIST ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23

Best dinner IN Seattle with sau-
tcrnes or burgundy, at Maisou Bar
befin. Second and James. every eve-
ming. 800.
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Q tract Of land close
10 made getting
baokbsres and
the chickens can't
grounds lots
OF freq name paradise
grading the streets and
HimAn the only man In Seattle giving poor man
ana
chance put In garden In IN finest BLACKLIST sou IN ns
Seattle scent fare
BY Occidental and Yesier
from5 O. m o'clock At night
Sunday and until sold out
Large GARDEN with the 500 terms So
In DO - out. I
City Offce@Rooms and Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23
WorkingnAn's Last Chance
I4S Eggs Laid by 100 Hens at
Garde n Sta ton

ZOOS day some q these sell for sieo
The cheapest
per $50 si7oo dozen Al IS cents oe
tract OF
by selling thrown
IN for so7s ON tsrms OF $40 n and $40 month
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-17

The diamond drills in those fields have
shown that the coal is Of good quality
and exists I'm vast quantities.. The
shafts and tunnels that have been
driven, including the tunnel on the
main slope at Hagan which is In $50
feet and upon which work has been re-
sumed after several months OF idle
ness, are to demonstrate that the coal
can be taken out at low cost and that
the veins are not too badly broken by
faults. When similar development
work has been completed on the Sloan
field, which is practically q continual
tion Of the Hagan and adjoining fields,
it will also be given railway connec-
tion: The statement that the Sloan
coal veins can be worked only by
shafts from the top Of the mesa, is an
error. The mesa is broken by rayines
along the side of which the coal veins
crop out. These veins were worked
some 20 years ago and considerable
coal was taken from workings In the
slopes which are in fairly good con
dition today and need only to be con
tinued to demonstrate the value Of the
coal veins.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-17
MaehInery for coaI Road.

4 carload of machinery has arrived
at Algodones to be taken to the Sloan
coal fields. about ten miles from the
Santa Fe railway. Considerable de-
velopment work will be done IN those
fields this summer as upon further de.
yelopmcnt depends the building Of 2
railway line to connect with a branch
from San Felipe to Hagan, the latter
TO be built as soon al the main shaft
and tunnel at Hagan 10 in 1000 Or
more feet on the coal slope TO demon
strate the continuity Of the Hagan.
Coyote and Pine vititas coal seams
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-17
Just as a Fire.

spreads in dry grass and weeds, 50
does an inflammation OF the throat
the result Of d cold-grow down into
the sensitive air passages OF the
lungs. The cold, like the fire. should
be promptly dealt with. When you
begin to cough. use Aliens Lung Bal,
sam. It will certainly heal the sore
throat and lungs and may a Y you
from consumption.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-17
Throat Sore

There's no telling what a sore
throat will do IL you give 1t right OF
way" Uncertain remedies often
cause dangerous delay. Make a cure
sure with Painkiller. known for hall
a century as a specific for sore throat,
Group, coughs. and all kindred trou,
bles. Keep 1t by you for an emergen.
cy. It never fails. Avoid substitutes
there is but n Painkiller. Perry
Davis. CSC. and SOC.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-17
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
pnt,nr,r ,r,nrruh nISTRICT on

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE TERRITORY OF NEW MEX.
leo. SITTING IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF SAN MIGUEL.
Emiterio Gallegos. Plaintiff. vs..
Travis Il. Jones ct al, Defendants.
To Travis Il. Jones, Kate Jones and
Matte " Hand. defendants in the
above entitled cause:
YOU ana each Of you are hereby
notified that q suit has been com
menced ana III now pending against
YOU In The district court OF the fourth
judicial district of the territory 81 New
Mexico, sitting in and for the county
OF san Miguel, In which Emiterio Gal
legos Is plaintiff and you, with James
ID. Hand, are defendants; the object
Of said action being to obtain iaag
ment on and to foreclose Z certain
note and mortgage dated December
| 18th, 1900. signed and delivered hy.
Travis II. Jones and Kate Jones TO the.
said Emiterio Gallegos. said note be-
ing for the amount Of s5t9.60. with in
terest and attorneys fees and said
mortgage 10 secure the same being
upon the following described land and
real estate situate In the county Oh
San Miguel:
That certain piece or parcel of land
containing FIVE hundred nineteen and
one-half yards from east to west and
bounded as follows, to.wit. Commenc.
Ing at the northwest rne Of said
tract the channel OF the Sapelio river
forms the northern boundary for q
distance Of three hundred and eighty
two and one-half yards; bounded on
the east by lands OF Juana Maria Mar
tinez, on the south by the hills. and
on the west by lands Of Albino Gale.
Cos.
Also a house and lot In the Plaza
dc los Gallegos, bounded as follows:
ION the north BY lands Of Maria
Ignacia Gonzales, formerly of Nasaric
Gallegos; on the south, east and west
by lands Of the heirs OF Nasario Gal
! legos: said boundary being distant
! from said house on the south ifteer
yards, on the east fifteen yards. ant
, on the west two yards, being a par
of a larger tract formerly belonging
to Nasario Gallegos; said two pieces o
!, land being the same pieces described
in a decd dated December 18th, 1900
made by Emiterio Gallegos and Car
lota II. Gallegos. to which references
! Is hereby made.
i You and each OF you are furthel
notified that unless you enter or caus'
to be entered your appearance In salt
cause on or before the 2Gth day o
March, A. ID. 1904, judgment by de
fault and decree pro confesso will b,
D rendered against you In said cause 70
the relief prayed for in said com
plant.
e Spiess, Davis q Ilfeld. whose postoi
d fee and business address Ia Las w
u gas, New Mexico, are attorneys u
i said cause.
sEcUNDINo ROMERO.
Clerk,
February 9Th. 1901 242
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-17

M. +. Tarpey of Alameda, California.
arrived in Santa Fe yesterday and
viii remain here several days. He u
one of the most prominent men and
leading democratic politicians In the
Golden state.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-17
Nearly Eorfelts His Life.

A runaway almost ending fatally,
started . horrible ulcer on the leg Of
J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove. Ill. For
four years It defied all doctors and all
remedies. But Bucklen's Arnica Salve
had no trouble to cure him. Equally
good for Burns. Bruises. Skin Erup-
tons and PLEA. CSC at all druggists.