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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-12-21

escaped, will be the strongest evidence
introduced either for the defense or
the prosecution.
When the defense introduces DR..
Koch's finger prints in evidence and
experts pass upon them, it will be their
testimony that will largly decide the
jury. Ii the prints are different his
innocence will be positively, and if
they are the same, his guilt will be
established.
To the average mind this will be the
most Important and interesting fea-
ture of the proceedings.
It is evidence which has been used
rarely in criminal cases in this
country, although it is coming more
into use yearly, but in Great Brit
an and some other countries fin
ger prints, and especially thumb
prints, are accepted as conclusive
evidence and where prints have cor
responded a prisoner has been con-
victed with an absence of all other
testimony.
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I put tho letter fnto my pocket.
got souaa TO promise all that vas
necessary. and went away.
AZ an early hour foliow Ing
morning We left noclo station Cor
coimbra. and ~ was nearly Ia the
evening when Nc finally came to tbs
end Of our railway journey ani en-
tered a iighf waEauet drawn b
two powerful hay staiiieus for ogr
s-nilr drive 10 the castle.
The scenery as We approached
the spurs Of the EatreHa was mag
nificont beyond description. Ana az
gaHsd no at the great peaks. noW
hathsd IN the puppies and Colds oi
the sunset. the magic and mystery
u our strange mission became ten
fold intensified. Presently the steep
ascent began along a winding road
between high wallis that strut out
our view. and by the time W.
reached the castle II whs too dark
TO form any idea Of ia special feat
urea
DE Castro had already sent word
OF our probable arrival and when
Sc rang the bell at the old castle a
phiegTnatio looking man opened the
door for uH.
"Ah. G0naaivoa.~ cried De Castro.
here We are ! trust you have pro-
vided comfortable beds and a good
meal, Tor we are ell as hungry az
hawks"
The old man shrugged his Shout
ders. raised his beetle brows a trifie
and fixed his eyes on Helen With
some aatnnlahmcnt He muttored.
in a Portuguese dialect which l iid
not In the least comprehend. some
thing 10 DE Castro. who profeaseti
himself satisfied. Them he said
something further. and u noticed
the face Of my Portuguese friend
turn pale
"Gonsaivez saw the specter three
nights ago" he remarked, turning
to me. 1T Was leaning. ne usual.
out 81 one II the windows ef the
northwest turret. Hut. come. We
must not terrify ourselves the mo-
ment We enter your future home.
Niece Helen. You are doubtless
hungry. shall we 70 30 the ban
quoting hail."
The supper prepared for us was
not appetizing. consisting Of some
miserable goat chops. and IN the
great hall. dimly lighted by a few
candles IN silver sconees. We could
scarcely see each others faces "a
supper was coming to an end
made n suggestion.
I'VE have come here. I said. ''on
n serious matter We propose 10
start an investiRa ton of very
grave character. II r. gell known
that ghosts prefer to reveal them
selves 20 one man or woman alone.
and not to n company. | propose
therefore that we three should oc-
nupy rooms as far IA possible each
from the other IN the castle and that
the windows OF our three bedrooms
should command the center square"
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OF Interest 10 Thin, Weak People

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lady il English on her fathers side.
We do not easily abandon prob
lem when We set 20 work to solve
g."
what do you think Of II eiif~
asked Helen Of tne. when Ne found
ourselves soon Afterwards In the
quaint. old world atFeesA
Think" I answered. our course
Is clear. We have got ~ discover
the motive. There must be motive
There Waa someone who had a
wrudKe against tha old man ana
wh0 wished 20 terribly him out % the
world. As 90 believing that the ap-
partition - supernatural. l decline
even TO allow myself 10 consider a."
Heaven grant that you may be
right she answered. but I must
say strange and most unaecount-
able terror opprramss me whenever
I con1ufe up that CHASTITY face"
"And set you have the courage 90
60 20 the caHties+
1t is a ease Of duty. not Of cour-
age. Mfr. Druce"
For the rest Of the day I thought
over the whole problem. looking "a
" from every point OF view. trying
20 gaze II II with fresh eyes. en-
denvoriux TO discover the indiscov-
erabie-tfe motive. There must be
a motive. We should find Il az the
castle. We would go there on tha
morrow. But. no. undue haste WAS
unnecessary. IL might be vel for
mo. helped as I should be by my
own agency. branch Of which was
60 be found In Lisbon. TO discover
amongst the late Mr.. Shcrwoodfs ac-
qualnthnces. friends or relatives the
motive that | wanted. BY agents
set 20 work for me. but though they
did their utmost no discovery Of the
least value was found, and at the
end Of a week I told DE Castro and
Helen that 1 was ready 20 start.
We wll go early tomorrow
morning" said You must make
an your preparations, Helen. II viii
tnka ua the day TO reach CASTILLO
Mondego. hope that our work
may be completed there and that We
may be back again IN Lisbon within
the week
Heien's face III up with a smile Of
genuine delight.
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THE HANDICAP OF NAMES

The New buFacnns boy babies
With tho names %
rhe ovcdous.
owi Green faces tho Police Judge on ehaFss
Henry Lege Jops 90 the eaaooose
something whaek with the
% things
possible oEautza regiments 81 WIZ
tam
Q m the
but Aen after All Up
poeabs them 20 elothe their names
they formerly were Ia
Is history for thai statement
Then fer the lad who wears that has become
offensive psoput Indirectly he Is bound % pen
O
There objection the Of who has won
hazard
the lakes after the
dead patriot placed his name
disgrace aud shame
popular demand and
after renratsnsd bat
a uVna
babies their shall be hand
through tfe AZ beat
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TITLE OR 4 HEART

for Beauty wsnaasker. Of Colorado
"a wealth beauty for tue
compelled gve his ute In order
10
Tbs romanc The Count
titled family Of Bertha
The gir liked him well
a
the title but beauty a
American.
hs ranch Ia Colorado she an
the free vide
beautiful senno and independent
dHuF that shs did not ks
foreigners n did believe In tides a. all
younE red blood IN his veins
szroa r. the adj
usod affairs
agh a An erean sitiEsn
who could such a aacftrsf
VA accepted the has taken place
husband
yOar . coiorado and bis ~'o
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A0rc efeSS of the
~ trdnd. s e ST 5tEARE
1905 ~ TIE .JEz4ARxp LIE ..ssu.

"1'ha inaetlan of the last week
has been terribly trying" she said.
hut now that We are really going
TO get near tho thing ! feel quite
cheerful"
Your courage fills me with admit
ration" / could not help saying.
aud then 1 went out 10 make oer-
tain purchases. Amongst these were
three REVIEWERS -one for Helen. one
for he Castro aud one Tor myself
Afterwards had an interview
with Souna aud took him az far az
l could into my confidence.
...rhe danger OF the supernatural
II not worth considering l said.
hut the danger OF treaehery OF uu-
known motives. II considerable. !
DO not deny this fact fur a moment
In case yuu get no tidings Of ua.
come yourself or send soma one to
the castle within a week.
'srhis letter came for you by the
last post. e said Sousa. aud ho hand
ed mo one from Nandeleur
opened u ana read as follows,
I met Nine. Sara "A week ago at
the mouse OF a HlfNAa 1 hF"A' W ~
about Castillo MondeEu hhc adj
mttted that she waa Interested Ia t.,
that she knew Miss Sherwood. and
hoped when she had taken poasos-
sion 20 visit her IN that romantic
spot. I Inquired further II she Was
aware of the euutcnta Of tho strange
viii She said ahe had heard of IL.
Her manner was perfectly frank.
but I saw that she was uneasy. tshe
took the fifat opportunity 0f leaving
the house. aud ON making Inquiries
I hear that she left London by the
first train thia morning. on route Ger
the continent. These facts may
mean a great deal and should adj
Wise you % be more than ever ON
your quart"
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CContinuod)

nourn's Millinery. si5 Ord ve.'''
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hNNpltHfA
itsien Sherwood. a chnhood friend
OF Druec. resolves word that her
father has died in an old castle In
Portugal frightened TO death By the
Hp-cter Of an old monk. which haunta
tho place. by HE viii the castle In
TO 50 10 her IN case she lives there.
The word 10 brought TO her by her
uncle. petro de Castro. who Is 10 re-
ceive large bcqueat II Helen com
plies with the will She asks Druee's
advice.
pruee accompanies Helen and DE
Castro To Portugal. but while talk
ina with Sherwoad'a lawyer he be-
comes suspicious Ito has learned
that DE Castro knows Nine. Sara.
we must. OF course. exclude Sem
hor dc Castro" answered Ellis
conduct has been most honorable IN
the matter throughout: he might
have been tempted 20 suppress the
story OF the ghost which would
have been to his obvious advantage
In there no one else whom YOU can
possibly suHpcvtr'
mo one absolutely no one"
Very we'll. my course Is clear.
have come here 10 Eot an explana-
ton OF the mystery. when II IL en-
| planned Miss Sherwood will taxi,
| possession OF the castle"
And should you fail. sit ? Ghosts
have a way of sapprcasing them
selves when most earnestly desired
20 put In an appearance
I don't anticipate failure. Senior
Sousa. and mean 20 SO 10 the castle
immediately"
we are superslitloua race n,
replied. .and l would not 80 there
for any money you liked 20 offe'
me"
Il am an EnKlishman. and thi.
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T Jet H
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picture
20 and school Twice much be made by getting
black spberres off the each chickens
OF free wood Surely paradise
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Remember lie only giving poor
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WorkingmAn'S Last Chance
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-10

.AbOarQf0rStL0uiS

located in the handsome homes Of the
best Christian citizens Of st. Louis
largely people who own their own
homes, not sharpers located in the
city for a few months only to skin the
Worlds Fair visitor. This company.
by controlling 1900 rooms, is enabled
TO make the extremely low rate Of
$500 per person per day. sold only on
a Certificate Plan-that Is. you make
application for accommodations. stat
ing number Of days and month You
desire to come, on the coupon appear
ing below, enclose 500 for each day
reserved, and mail the same to the
Office Of this paper. Immediately
upon receipt Of such application the
st. Louis European Hotel co. Will for
ward to you a certificate good for the
time reserved Or for any tims during
the Exposition period, April aesi, to
December the 1st, 1904. This cert.
ficate Is transferable SO that in S Of
the one reserving being unable to at-
tend, he can dispose OF his certificate
without loss.
This company's general Offices are
located In the Milton Building. on
Eighteenth street, Immediately ad.
joining the ST. Louis Union Station.
Upon arrival In 81. Louis you present
your certificate at the general Office
the Company, and their uniform
Iguides will conduct TO your room.
Thereby assuring you against losing
your way and falling a victim to any
of the many sharks which will infest
THE city at that time. Checking
rooms will DO maintained for the con-
venience OF the Compnny's patrons.
ana In every way their comfort ana
safety will be- carefully looked after.
AS the number Of rooms Is limited, MI
out the coupon today and remit 70 this
Office, Remember, ooms can be -
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one up, unless you wish to pay exorbl-
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personal Inconvenience and, perhaps,
danger. Attend to this at once.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-10
INDIANA COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS MEET,

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 10.
Several hundred travelling men we're
present today ii the opening of The
annual meeting of the Indiana grand
council OF the United States CONNER.
cial Travellers. Besides indianapolis
the cities represented included Fl.
Wayne Evansville ,Terre Hante, Gosh.
en- and Anderson. AL the annual elee'
ton Of officers tomorrow BENJAMIN Z
Custer, Of Terre Haute will be chosen
to succeed William Morris, Of Ander'
son. as grand counsellor.
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To Our Readers:

TO our Readers:
II Is with great pleasure that We
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which controls and operates 1900 81.
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are enable to offer to our readers the
greatest opportunity to solve the I'm.
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much?p The tremendous attendance
at this Worlds Fair VIII send accom-
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make them In many instances beyond
the reach Of ordinary people. The st.
Louis European Hotel Company,
having leased loo Of the finest rooms
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duct the patron to the room and CON.
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we are the local agents for tho st.
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for our readers. Don't wait, attend Ia
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your life. You we'll know the great
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D. & Z. q. System
Santa Fee Branch
limo Tsbie:No. II.
Effective Wednesday April /. 1908
rralns rum cally except snnday.
limo Teble:No. II.

Trains run Catly except sunday.
Connections with the main line /. and
branches as follows.
At Antonito for Durango, Silverton and all
| POINTS In the San Juan country.
NJ AT Aiamosa with standard gaugel for La
yeta. Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver
also with marrow gauge for Monte Vista, Del
Norte Creede and all point inthe San Luis
valley.
At Salida with main line.(standard gaugel
for all points east and west including Lead
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For further information address the under.
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Through passengers from Santa Ft y
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A NEW ERA IN
MEDICAL TEACHING
Notable Dedication Of New La
bOrat0ry Of the University of
Pennsylvania. Original Re-
search Work.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June To-
Scores Of the most eminent physicians
of this country and Canada, who have
been attending the convention Of the
American Medical association at AT.
lantic City this week, were present
TODAY at the formal dedication of the
new medical laboratory of the Uni
yersity Of pennsylvania. Besides the
medical men the participants in the
I dedication exercises included presi-
i dents and instructors of many leading
medical schools. The students, fac
ulty and guests marched in process
sion from Houston hall to the new
building where the exercises took
place. The speakers included Profess
O III. p. Bowditch, professor Of physi-
ology at Harvard University: DIR. r.
j. Chittenden, director Of the Shelf,
y field Scientific school, at Yale Uni
yersity; Professor Horatio G. Wood,
.of the University of Pennsylvania, and
Professor George Dock, professor OF
medicine at the University of Mich
igan.
The new medical laboratory pro
yides for the teaching of students and
the CARRYING on of research work in
pathology, physiology and pharma,
cology. In completeness of equipment
the laboratory is said to be without
4 rival in Europe or America. The
construction of the building has oc
eupied about four years, and has cost
exclusive Of its ground or equipment,
in the neighborhood of 100000. The
first floor Of the building is to be de
voted to physiology and pharmaco'
dynamics, and the second floor vii
be devoted exclusively to pathology
There are two demonstration rooms
and two large lecture rooms, each o
the latter having a seating capacity "
400.
The museum and gross morbid an
atomy demonstration rooms are IL
close proximity to the large class Lap
oratory of pathological histology will
the important aim Of closely RELATING
the instruction carried on in each. TIL,
laboratory of pathological histology
the front of which consists almost ell
tirely Of glass, Is located SO as Z
face a spacious court, thus insurin'
an excellent and uniform light an
admirably adapting it for microscopy
work carried on by a large class. i
drawing up the plans for the buildin'
the same care was taken to insure pei
feet lighting in all of the laboratcrie
and demonstration rooms.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-06-10
eRlNNEl CELEBRATES
sEMLcENTEhNlAL

GRINNELL, Ia. June pt-Jnst my
years ago ]. ID Grinnell, to whom HOT
acc Greeley made The well known
statement, Go west. young man, and
grow up with the country" arrived
here ana founded what has grown INC
Inc pretty college town named in DIS
honor. The entire town devoted 70
aav 10 a celebration OF the semi-cen
,epntal business was generally sns'
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