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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

meal grounds is generally voted an
outrage. The charge made against
Mr.. Boyle. who by the way is Il fine
young man and the son of one of OUT
most respected citizens, was scorching
i'll an automobile The act was one of
petty persecution on the part of Il few
EvauStouiau slcuths who delight in
showing their own Importance by an
moving and haraSsiug respectable cit-
ZCus. They are noted mainly. how
ever for the fact that wherever any
body is assaulted Ivy thug or hold-up
man. they arrest the assaulted party
ou Il charge of assaultiug themselves.
This incident has not lowered Mr..
Boglc particle iu the estimation of
anybody.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-24

The declaration Of the scientists that
the sun has lost 10 per cent Of Its en-
ergy and is still losing need cause no
grave alarm as long as the world has
such source of light and heat as John
ID. Rockefeller.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07
"uTcsscL I<ink 50

i.liy May pressed her tightly wrapped
Kinks agnlnpt tn" wooden palingh ana
peeled the ~~Liicwaah off win the cor
n"rB Of her generous mouth Her pinl
bingham became SIM with terror, he"
hinhs stood On end and her yndictivc
BLACK eyes melted Win pity Tor tho
bIuc-"y"d girl within The rirl who had
been critically i'll ana Who was now
having Ter glory cumh"d for III" first
time. Az the last vail died on The air
and ih" hguuiling comb was pat bnci,
In The drawer. Lily May climbed the
hill ana, swinging the pail ~ butter
milk 10 ana fro, liflcd the latch Of her
mothers gate. AND 10 mink" said
sh" Ia the watch dog, "dat ! wanted
tuh be an angel an hab lowin' yalicf
har. IOrd." with AN earnest uplifting
Of The eyes, LORD, dis pO' chile am
poW'ful glad yO' done Glib huh desc
brcsgrd Hnhs."- Washington Star
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07
ARE OF RUSSIAN ORIGIN.
Co acks Pn!aap4 Best Described asa
War Cn.t. Living Ia Scmi-
Tribal Organization.

Ia" ,Dsan,ia n,, prrhhps BE- bea,
de Gih"d a. "A "ar caste living IN cent
tribal organization, write David ".
MctbWau ~ THE cossacNs" In Cen
turl They are. however, IN no sense
tribe or ltih"- uuj arc mainly of Rus
sian origin win an int"rmlxtur" OF
Mongolia. Tartar and circaosiau blood
by marriage az adoption The once
famous Lutte Russian OF IapprOEian
'os5acls OF the Itrain" are ~ rep
r.. ou'"d largely in the Kuban army.
"Iih which their remnant was iucor
puiIl'd LAT, IN the eighteenth century
In al other armies Great i|tuBsian blood
p~rcuonInaIc AMONG ia" non Russian
clement arc RuddhIstic, kalinuck6 and
burlais. Iungu# r5. Tar'ars. BashltIr3
and Elrgli1 The PAGAN element IL
T. per cent Of the t'ral army, - Of the
Trans Bal,aI. oirhl Of the Orcnhurg
and seven Of the Scmiryc'chonsk.
IN" Co acl was a fisherman before
he was u coe-a'E. and ne remains 4
fisherman to this day. Besides fishing.
hunting, ratl." raising and cattle lift
Ing, robbery. piracy and wal were for
m"lly considered the only occupations
wurib, ,r him roli,,,c ufa nr,v,itaj
extensively ,m,ry nj, ,he Cnss,cls
m, lions I.,,.lcd o.ricul,ur, a., th.
martial ,n.my ,t ,b,n, .od n,,hth
i'inr the ne Of he pIow on III" pnin of
Heath. Conditions have since changed
radically, II IN" Dom differ little in
lhcir mod" uf life from other Russian
] ma. ,F.lIs 1t- F'H.f. 4,.IA I.
,,, onto.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07

NrS barron was one Of the ,.y
summer folks" stopping in Ridpnyil.r
ana "hh not get acquainted with the
V"rracuIar OF the place Consequently
she vas sOm"whai surprised, upon
sending an order for Il roast of iaml,
to the nearest butcher 10 receive the
following note In reply,
Dead Nam am sorry have no,
llIlcd myself this w"rh, bat can prl
yOu "A leg of nay brother ON, butcher
Mt the farther end of the 'uWa) iIr',
inii up oi what you want seen him
last night with Eve legs. You're re
spcciiul, GrOrr. G~untDn"
Youth Companion
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07
THE GREAT PLAN.

v. must not smile n whole NE through
4 WIpi" life through We may not mile,
Jur iut h. Just between the two.
Ana each our part q litilc while,
.uo day Of JOY. the night OF tears
CIV" place 10 place UIoug the gears
..U.l Iuc ana shower foT tho world.
quiet and tempest, night ana shade,
Before one tiuy leaf II curlod.
before one dainty bud rs made.
sumo days the storm ana come Ia, sun
llI an the honvcuwurd growth b' done.
There o. NO slRn Of dark or rain
On the fair face Of fruit Hud lpWcr;
Yea, ana no memory Of pain
70 hearts IN one glad triumph hour.
Bul Gud who saw tho way they made
tupV where the sunshine met the shade
Nancy Byrd Turner, In ipuih. com
pHuiOn.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07

Iout .n"h"" long H. Ter hair, ana about
would have si.rn ten srnra oi my
existence. She " ip"d To- find il" re-
marks ~ IA" high official interesting,
indeed. sh" laughed IN "A coqIritiSh
manner and a for him. he did not
seem 10 find the banquet IN" perfume
tory Dor" these affairs usually are TO
men OF his Kind he really Appeared
80 bc enjoying himself.
when N" banquet was over. i'Or-
tuna cam" up AMI greeted IN" "Ith
ciluaiou. Sh" was not proud She
asked about ~" children with tears IN
her eyes. and promised to come and
gee hem She introduced hey bns.
band who REGARDED her with adUring
"y'H. found him To he very iutoIii.
tranlc question ard OF the future Of
the Malay rae" while We were sitting
ont a danc" II aat ONT several that
EVENING"
The high oninlal rushed up TO NJ
Not having seen him for two months.
| supposed that he had come to pay
his respects. II" barely nodded TO me.
'Oh. how do ruu do. Mra. cr
Crane" Then Where IL that attract
I've little wife Of yours. Sobastiano'
I want to see ID shc will dance III"
IIigodpu with nee"
Win that hc darDoi ON. and | .oon
NV him standing, with Fortuna ~
"A mariner
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07
The IcnsIrr Wa

Aunt chloe" asked u VirRinih
houachccrrr Of an old servant. what
makes 80 many Of our people super
%aiitiOus?"
well, missus.' she eald. i reckon
us cause de men triIs Ans hit %
heap easier 10 Deepen on a rabbit
foot dan on der own rH'tl .ag" -.
Wabhlngton star.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07
Two VicWs.

Hicks II the newspaper men should
print everything they knew they would
mhh" a lot Of trouble Ia This world.
Nicha They would make Z lot les.
If they wouldn't print so much thai
they don't know -SOmrrville Journal
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07
La the Market.

Mrs Ncwlywcd Have sou any nice
slnmp5 this morning
butcher Slnmps' what arc they
"lndccd, | don, know, but my hus.
band h always talking about II slump
IN the market. and thought | wuuli
like to try some Tit BITS
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07
Y OF Civilization,

Are the Jhpancer civilized, and what
IL 'tlc yellow peril Tiers are 2.
daily newspapers ia Toxic -AtInuta
Constitution
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07
All Ue Has

when n man inhlaIa upon standing
upon his dignity ~ about ten to one
that that's about all be haa to stand
upon Baltimore American
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07

:, pose tina nipui. ! TOO, Of n. rings
az usual 10 u,. them ava, ia ny
jewel case, and diopprI one. which
rolled oil into som" DART curn"I.
lOul ed for It u mumcnr. but DrlnS very
'lc"p. ana s""ing that only the Httic
moonstunr ring "a, missing, post
Uonou the search until morning
then informed Fortuna Of III" loss.
She TOLD IN" tate" that, after looking
Thoroughly. she had been unable to
iind The ring was almost sure that
ii had rolled underneath the wash
sian :. but when W. moved thai, piece
of fIrn'turc ana 1t wa not thcrr. !
dismissed III" thing from my mind
rs IA" article was really Of NO in,rin-
sic value.
That evening "a my carriage stopped
By ,hc bHndstand ON the Iuuota. and
az exchanged greetings with my
friends, saw many Of my partners
Of thu previous cvcniu" A few of
them stopped for u word or two. but
many Of them passed ON with merely
a. bow was rather amused to sec
that stan officer who had nearly shed
| '"'"H 4"
o,,,,, r,'n ,nn '. -
hcdocl" cd with ribbon pass me by
win q stony stare. lie never saw IN"
at ali. Indeed. | could not but remark
that The tcryOr Of my admirers Of the
ripht before had wancd ~pcrccptibly.
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| the ,po culrrits poured forth Nas quite
u"uiut,uiriLlo ,n mo Fran fine ,,-
cLcrn Gathered that snmnb,Jy had
promised TO marry them buth ana tbn,
each was determined 10 murder ihr
other In consequence After threat
'n!nr them both with the %calahuosc
Cail,. | assembled the stairs. and then
perceived Fortuna pcrched ON tho
novel post, her bar" fec, tucE ed M
under her red skirt. her hair freshly
Amounted with cocOauut oil, and her
eyes dancing with an unEoly jos !
coulu not help feeling that sh" "na al
the bottom of the WlO'" affair.
TWO days before / iui' for Japan
Fortuna oamr to me ana sand that she
was unable 10 20 with rs. She in
formed me- that nothing but ia" fact
that 1hc vas 10 be IA matrimonial
could hay" induced her 10 leave IA"
childr"n ana myself
'WhOm ar" you going TO mary. pur.
tuna" asked wondering whether
Juan or Domingo were 10 ,arry on the
prize
"A man muy rico -rnnrn " ii, d..
c.nrrd uruIdIy "IIn give mn. irv.l
ana line ra.a yuu grc him nyIcu an
the Luncra Simon gr|basior,
,,.. atm, -, .,rn,t,. g.,,s
,,ar, ga am, ,f H.. ,o,., ioo,,un,l
EiIluiuus fl, u,uiI, stu,,Iy ,n,,,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-07
Close Relations.

Cu.id those days. has a young son
"hH@' name Ia Cppid!ty y. q. Pc
~ uue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01

Un abogado apellidado Price, fue
sentenciado en- 1901 un aflo de carce1
por fraude. Apel6, y en- ell interim fue
procesado nuevamente por haber fall
sifcado la firma de un juez y por este
medic procurado un divorcio fraudu-
lento Cierta seflora Rehleder. Ell
jaez Newburger lie sentenci6 a media
dos de JUNO de 1902 tres amos me-
dio de preside. Luego Sc descubri6
que habia irregularidad en- la senten-
cia, pues la ley nanda que los reos
deben ser senteEciados en- forma de
que sus condemns terminen en- meses
de verano. Por tanto, Price fue lie
vado al tribunal ell jueves proximo pa
sado y vuelto 4 sentenciar por ell pro-
pio juez Newburger tres amos y me-
dio de residio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01

Gel Duende', de Arecibo, denuncia
graves atropellos contra una pobre
mujer de aquella localidad llamada
Carmen Marti.
Ell colega en- TN sentimental artfcu-
10 pide justicia en- los terminus siguien-
tes:
"Sin embargo, siempre confamos
en- la justicia divina que va Sc encar-
CARA de abrirle paso la verdad, ilu-
minando la justicia de la terra para
que brille con todo SUI esplendor y CO.
rrija tanta iniquidad".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01
Buena disposition

Ell Consejo Executive, propuesta
de Mr.. Wilcox, vot6 por unanimidad
en- session de anteayer la siguiente re-
'soluci6n sobre las sustituciones de
jueces de elecciones despues de alberto
lei colegio, disposition que evitara
que Sc copen los puestos por un solo
partido.
Dice asi Ia disposition citada:
"En case de que uno de los jueces
de elecci6n de TN precinto uno de los
miembros de la Junta de Inscription,
no Sc hallar epresente a la hora pres
crita por la Ley para comenzar las ms
cripciones ell dfa de inscripciones, 6 la
votacion el dfa de ele( clones, Sc
gun sea Ell case, sera el deber de
los dosJ Jueces presentes nombrar tenn
poralmente a TN tercero, con la menor
slilacion possible, de entire los electores
debidamente capacitados que esten a
mano; disponiendose que tai juez,
nombrado temporalmente' sera miem
bro del partido politico a que pertene-
ce el juez ausente, 81 es que Sc puede
encontrar tai persona cerca del colegio
y sin dilacion alguna;y disponiendose
ademas, que al llegar ell juez nom =
brado en- paopiedad al local de ms
cripcion de votacion, el juez que fue
nombrado temporalmente Sc retirara
dejando en- su lugar al juez nombrado
en- propiedad, al cual sera permitido
hacerse cargo de sus deberes; previ-
niendose que el jueE nombrado en-
p1opiedad no ha de llegar despues de
dadas las diez de la mafIana; Y, ade-
mas, que cualquiera persona que rehu-
Sc permitirle tomsr possession de su
cargo, estara sujeta la pena prescri-
ia por faltar a la secci6n I23 de la Ley
Electoral"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01

y Sis habitantes el patron1mico de
"americanos'' puro y simple? IPor
que ell resto del mundo, incluso el
americana fuera del grupo de Ia
Union, les ha llamado siempre "ame-
ricanos" como por comnn acuerdo?
Asi, pues, 10 heche recientemente por
ell ministro Hay no ha sido sino un
paso adelante'
IEspera "A. Aldana". que este soli-
viante indignacion7 No Sc ven las
trazas, por cierto; y 10 que piense 6
olga el Canada pesa muy POGO en- la
balanzs. La protection de Inglaterra
es bien conocida y apreciada, por 10
bien que la sabe dispensar desde sus
posesiones antillanas, que son otros
tantos focos revolucionarios para His
pano America"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01
COnferencia en- la
escuela Lincoln

Esta maf1ana Sc efectuo la suuncia-
da conferencia del reputado medico
don Rafael Velez Lopez, en- la Escue-
la de verano establecida en- Ell edi6cio
llamado "Escuela Lincoln"
El salon estaba lleno de oyentes,
quienes aplaudieron al doctor Lopez,
por su magnffca conferencia sobre las
funciones del aparato respiratorio y en-
fermedades comunes al misrno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01
Ultimas nOtiCias
DEL
EXTREME ORIENTE

Segdn te1egrama del ~ de Agosto.
dirigido desde Hong Kong 4 la prensa
de los Estados Unidos, aquel dia lie
garon dicho puerto, a bordo del bu-
que de guerra ingles Humber, o5 tri-
pulantes del destructor de torpederos
ruso Burhi, que sc encayo en- las cos
tas de Yongcheng al Sureste de Wei
Hai-Wei, promontorio de Santhung.
despues de la batalla del diez de
| Agosto.
A Nagasaki, Jap6n, lego aquel mis-
mo dia, el vapor russo Sungari, que fue
hundido en- el puerto de Chemulpo Dor
sus tripulantes, el de Febrero con el
I'm de evltar que cayese en- poder de
los JapOneses.
Fue luego puesto a tlote y remolcs-
do Nagasaki.
w.
La energica accion tonada por ell
Contralmirante americana Mr.. Sterling
en- ell puerto de Sanghai poniendo sus
buques en- condolences de combate
fin de soStener la neutralidad de Chi
ma, ha sido recibida en- San Petersbur-
go, con gran satisfaction.
Los barcos rusoS, crucero Askold
destroyer Grozosoi, ser1an desarmados,
|segdn Sc declaraba en- despachos del
22.
Los buques americanos surtos en-
Sanghal eran: los 2 acorazados Wis
consin y Oregon, Ell monitor Mona
I6nOCk 2 ga fIOnerOS " 1Oc cipco 1ectro-
yer comandados por el Chancey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01
La retreta de anOche

Concurridlsima Sc vic anoche la pla-
"a de "Baldorioty de Castro" con mo-
two de la retreta que verified la banda
de Ia Policia insular.
Las piezas del programa tuvieron
correcta Interpretation y los mtisicos
fueron aplaudidos por el p1blico da-
da la feliz ejecucion de La gran via"
y otras pleas musicales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01
JuramentO

Esta mafiana a las diez prestaron
juramento ante Ell Gobernador Mr.
Winthrop y Juez de Ia Corte Suprema,
Mr.. Nc Leary, los seflores Regis H.
Post y Rockwell, tomando despues po-
session de sus cargos de Secretario y
Auditor de Puerto Rico, para que res
pectivamente fueron designados POI
el PreSidente Roosevelt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01
Entire Cuba 6 Italia

La Legacion de Cuba en- Roma ha
participate al Departamento de Esta-
do que Ell Congreso italiano Qa CANA
ra y Senado) aprobo Ell Tratado de
Amistad, Concrete y Navegacion sus.
critic en- la Habana en- Diciembre de
1903 entire Cuba a Italia.
Falta ahora la aprobaci6n del Sena-
do cubano para proceder al cange de
las ratifcacioneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01
Una protesta

Muchas frmas de tabaqueros, de
Arecibo, suscriben una protesta con-
ira los organizadores de la Federation
Libre.
Dicha protesta, en- hoja suelta, ha
llegado hoy a nuestras ofcinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01

parece que Sc indigna, 81 lie hacen cos.
quillas de pronto es capaz de echarse
a reir.
III. Perez VN@QxeS
Madrid, 1S de Agosto 1904,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-01
4 las ternlas de CoamO

hice mi primer salida
de la ciadad de San Juan.
Monteme en- humilde coche,
sail por la carretera,
y di6 fin nuestra carrera
despues de la media noche.
Canine largo y hermoso,
donde quiera Sc veians
paisajes que me atraian
llenande Ell alma de gozo.
Su grande belleza aclamo
con ardiente frenesi;
pues la Gloria misma vi
desde San Juan a Coamo.
Echeme a dormir rendido,
que 4 no ser por el paisaje
hnbiera side aquel viaje
el mas torpe y aburrido.
Quedeme como un bendito
hasta que un gallo me dijo
con su canto: "Arriba hijo,
dormir mas 20 no 10 admito."
Y 4 la voz del animal
me levante diligente
a contemplar frente a frente
aquel sol matutinal.
Luego me desayune
en- TN hermoso salon
que es digno de admiration,
y mas tarde me bafle.
Entire en- ell bailo asustado,
pues las aguas sulfurosas
me "sulfuran", y 4 estas cosas
yo no estoy acostum brado.
Nett un pie, luego una mano,
fnalmente la cabeza;
y en- aquel momento empieza
el aqua 4 ponermesano.
Que predigio, Santo Dios!
ESQ no es aqua, es virtud,
que lie da a uno salud
y apetito para dos.
Que forma de conner lOca!
tanto Sc afil6 mi diente
que di un mordizco al sirviente
para empezar 4 hacer boca.
No falt6 quien Sc comiera
las uf1as dentro del banjo;
y a una cafleria de estaflo
hubo quien Ia acometiera.
Llega uste ALI como un hilo,
Sc da Tin bafIo y al momento
nota con grande aspaviento
que aumento su cuerpo un hilo.
" del trato' no hAy que hablar
81 Sc esta mejor que ell casa:
allf la vida Sc pasa
entire conner y charlar.
Sc baila, Sc toca el piano,
se..... pluma, tente y no sigas,
no 10 digas, no 10 digas
que ell amor eS un tirano.
Solo ell pan ALI, en- verdad,
goza fama de ser malo:
mezcla de galleta y palo
que mata la vecindad
Pero entire tanta ventura
Un pan duro Sc soporta.
Por malo que sea ique importas
81 es buena la dentadura.
Aquel que quiera expansion
del alma, vayase ALA
a Coamo y me dara
las gracias con la raz6n.
Aquello es vida, gozar,
ell dolor que Sc detiene -.
Jay, hasta Ell af1o que viene
que le vuelva a visitar!
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-27

was to dash through Fountain alley
and make his escape in this convey
ance, but he was thwarted by the quick
formation OF the pursuing posse.
Intimate friends of the dead man as
sert that the robbery was first sug-
gested TO Thorndyke by his s-year -old
son. who dreamed several days ago
that his father had turned robber and
had been shot The child related his
dream to the family, and the father is
said to have brooded over the revela-
ton. Thorndyke's mother resides in
Stockton. and the remains will be taken
to that city tomorrow morning for in
terment. The dead man was native
of this state, and was 20 years of age.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-27

Rome, April 2e,---presldent Loubet
today drove to the Piazza In the D'ArmI
with Queen Helena and reviewed the
10000 troops NJ. Loubet and the queen
were accompanied by King Victor
Emanuel and the royal princes. and
followed by several hundred stan on
GERS and the foreign military attaches,
The Pincio Heights. the Janioulum and
Monte Mario, surrounding the Piazza
In the D'Armi. were occupied by sew
eral hundred thousand people, cheering
and shouting, while military bands
bands played the "Marsellles."
The president expressed 10 King
Victor Emmanuel the highest satis-
faction with the efficiency and martial
bearing OF the troops, especially ad-
mirIng the Bersaglio, who with their
quick step and waving cocks feathers
in their hats marched past in their
most choice manner
Returning to the Quirlnal through
the city, the president and the royal
party passed through the PIazza al
Spagna, where the historic steps OF the
church OF the Trinta D'Monti were en-
tirely covered with flowers, producing
a gorgeous effect.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-27
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

oregon City, oregon, March II, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the provisions Of the act
Of Congress Of June 8, 1878, entitled
"An act for the sale Of timber lands
in the States of California, oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory"
as extended to all the Public Land
States by act Of August 4, 1892 Sam
uel J. Mcintyre, Of svenson, county Of
Clatsop, state of oregon, has this day
filed In this Office his sworn statement,
No. 6341, for the purchase Of lots 2,
7 and 8 Of sec. %, and lot Of section
No. 2S, in township No. 4 north, range
No. west, ana viii offer proof to
show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to es-
tablish his claim to said land before
the register and receiver of this Of
fee at oregon City, Oregon, on Wed
nesday, the 18th day Of June, 1904.
He names as witnesses: Roy
wherry, Of Collins, Washington; J. r.
wherry. Of Eisle. Oregon; Percy Al
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an illness OF long standing, Mrs,
Saunders believes. however. that her
sister died from fracture Of the skull,
Mrs. Nellie Simon OF i42e Market
street says that she was present at
the time Mrs. Grady was struck over
the head. she says; Il went to the
home of Mrs. Grady, at III Devisadero
street, on the evening of March 81
Mrs, Grady was there with her hus.
band Walter NJ. Grady. who is a
patrol wagon driver, and w. ID. Grady
was also present We spent the even-
ing pleasantly talking together and
having nice time Mr.. Grady senior
was under the influence OF liquor, and
was making a good deal of trouble. Fin
ally he had some words with Mrs.
Grady and struck her ever the head"
This statement was corroborated by
Mrs. Saunders, who said that was the
statement made to aer sister by Mrs,
Grady, she often complained OF pains
In the head during her illness" said
Mrs. Saunders, 4 do not know whether
she ever had any trouble with her hus-
band or not. l came from Reddlng
yesterday to report the matter to the
coroner"
Mr. Grady could not be seen at his
office this morning. and left note
saying that he would not return until
late this afternoon. He is an ex-state
senator from San Francisco.