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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-06-09

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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-06-09
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK I
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know Of the wonderful
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-06-09
Fine Bred Poultry

Silver Laced Wyandottes-Eggs from
~ pure bred birds, 81 per setting. O. NJ,
STATES. Inquire at Palace Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
Ezra Kendall,

So far as we can recall. Ezra Ken
dali is the first actor to submit to a
genuine ducking on the stage. In his
new play "Wcather Beaten Benson. .
which will bc seen at the Opera Hous"
on Saturday evening, oct $, Kendall
stands for fully two minutes i'll a
doWnpour of real water. The rain
can be seen dripping from his nose. the
tips of his fingers and tn" brim of his
hat. 1t is no illusion. The comedian
is actually soaked from collar to
socks. Besides this rain storm scene
which is said to be the most realistic
ever presented on the stage. Licblcr
& 90. have spared no expense in the
mounting of the new Kendall play
The locale. near the border line of In
dian Territory and oklahoma. affords
exceptional opportunity for picturesque
mounting. and this has been provided
with 4 lavish hand.
The scat sale opens Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Petitions Filed and Discharges Ora tied
in Gases.

Portland. Me. oct 2.-I:ankruptcy petit
tions OF the following persons were adiu-
dicatcd hy Judge Hale in the district
court Saturday:
Herbert f. Hutchins hotel prorric; or.
Eennebunk owes 81 .G63. assets 81
Gcorg" p Lowell baker. Kenncbunk,
owes $780,, assets S1331; Aaron Kelley,
farmer. FCrt Fairfield, owes Sl%0S. assets
s7D: William II. Davis. hotel keeper. Mill
bridge owes $2l11, assets s1iS4 Ellis +.
BRYANT baker and merchant. JoEesprrt.
owes S1ti1 assets $f,t5: Albert s. Owen.
rIinter. Windham. owes $ih. assets $40:
Damas Harvey. farmer. St Francis, owes
S91S assets $50: Marshall =. Smith. la
hor"r. South Portland. owes 500. assets
$i1; Warren Graffam. travelling salesman,
Bangor. owes S16l1. assets $50; Hairy H..
Mex cchnic. laborer Oakland. owtS Si9l.
assets s25: Henry F. Holland. painter,
Portland, owes se1J. assets So; Samuel T.
ritcomb. farmer. Newport. owes $lo33
assets Si16. jefferson ID. Palmer. lahurer.
Sanreryille owes S111. assets so; LorO ID.
Smith. plumber and tinsmith. O-on" owes
ST. assets So: William A. kimball. la
horcr. Parkman. owes SOL. assets Slf'
'rbo following discharges from bank
rurtcv were granted Saturday
WiIIiam a. Libby Portla land: Edwin +.
Cannas Windsor; Charles I.er1ieiIX. NJ
fred Arsenault. Joseph Maienfont. Lewis
ION: Charles a Cressy. East Livermorc:
Edwin D. Hamilton. Bangor: Herbert n.
Fish Fairfield: William Allen. Yelling
ION: Charles w. Harris, Madison; Libby
Pros Webster.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
Thurber & Nasher Co.. Opens Enoaoe.
ment Tonight.


during the engagement of the Thur
Der and NaShcr Stock Company, which
commences Il four nights stand at the
Opera House tonight, a number Of the
latest metropolitan successes will be
presented. New scenery, from one of
the leading studios in New York.
furniture, properties. novel light eff
fccts, tn, moving clouds. and the lat
est Inventions Of the Universal Elec-
tricHl Illusion Company will be en-
pl"yed. The company for this season
has been especially cnga gcd for their
adaptahility to the various roles as
signed to them. Miss Florence Hamil-
ton will lead the company. She is a
careful. panstakinG actress. Her
costumes arc promised to be creations
Of highest art, ana VIII delight the eve
Of Ill ladies who see her during the
coming week. The opening play for
the engagement has been selected with
a view of showing the full strength of
tn" company to the best advantage
and will be the powerful drama, "a
Deserted Bride"
Daily matineeS commencing Tues
day afternoon, at which the prices will
he 10 and 20 cents, night prices 10, 20
and 20 cents. The greatest of all
European artists in their feats of
Hrrobatir work, Paulinctti and Piquo
Will be seen at every performance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
AMUSEM ENTs.
when Women Iove,

me ABOVE was the title of , nlav
'hdl attracted a fair-sjZed :,udiarrnI
70 thc opera house Saturday evening
IL was i meloirana of !, mas, ,,.l,,..
type, and after sitting throurb ,ha
acts which we're uaccse,r, e. 49,,
working out Of th,, ri,,t o
hardly help WONDERING to,.. .,.,,.,,,,,
could have the COURAGE >,
aii''rs Ncr1 aCcnmpul.ic /:
bN such narrowing circu3.- .,l... .,
We're there depicted.
That the drama is g, ,,r
way. cannot be disputed. IN furt !, r,.
strenuous. f"i Wien YOU come to ,,.,.,
IN two murders IN tha first tu,
with nj the excitement tha1 i. .,,
accompany such features .nd
two red hot love affairs .,ni IL
the same time. il cann..t ha ,,ia
the drama lacks strength of =. ,-.r,.,;
kind.
To those VIII" like scme.itin, in ,,o
SulrrldtiVe lt gree, the pro Iuci;,,,, ,.,. N.
have been acceptable. but to fhn u,,
JoritN of those 'lrSant ii Was !, t,;..,
too suggestive Of the nll-timu ,.It..
covered nON els. But III. play WIS ma.
without its good points ana som. ,t
tho characters were Very cln\.r. I,,-
Old Wilson. as tie old mi%er. was ~
ccllrnt ANA Herbert Ch"slcv ~ MA
detective. was as goo! in the. lnrt IL
is often seen. B. r. Clinton. the bar,
are chIS. Latham. as the district NJ
toruey. We're Very acceptable ana Geo
r. Miller, rs a Eovrry clap. prnvido,,
about all the fun that WAS had. An
other member of the company wn,x,
work WAS above the ordinary wus
Louise Miller. as the adventures
y novel feature of the play was the
Introduction. by the detective. of ::
ph"no"raph in Which was recorded tn.
conversation of the niSer ana tn. lis
tri"t attorney. after the murder Of th..
uncle of the heroine. i'll the first lcy
ma which WAS used against them AZ
rNlIcucc At tn. trial. Taken alto
Ecther. such plays as When Women
Love- may do for IN Augusta audience
once in great while, but they shOul,
not come too often.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
LETTER TO S. T. LYMAN,
AUGUSTA. Maine.

Dear Sir: Here's a 15-year yarn;
yo,. like yarns. don't YOU? 1t comes
from Odell Hardware Co, Greensboro,
y. c.
Mr. r. G. Glenn's house in that town
was PAINTED pevoo about - years ago,
ana next. this year
4 house. next-door, was painted
about the same time with another
PANT supposed to be good. This house
was painted again about years ago
with still another paint. that processes
to he extraordinary.
GIenn's house. before it was painted
lust now. was in as good condition a'
that one. Devoe Is wears: the other
years-guess thats about how to put
it.
But this extraordinary paint is
bluff. Devoa is the paint. Yours truly
F. W. DEEOE & co.
S6
P.s. J.H. Cogan & Co. sell our paint
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
NOTICE..

T-., H..
- 'hc Iiohofablt Board Of Railroad Com
miiS'lonrrs Of the stat or MaIn,:
hr Somerset hallway t'um;a,.y ~
! spec tluily represents that IL, ll.,r ni rpiI
%io!p % thc location of which mas been r.ado
Gi,u Gi IecoIded as provided IpN .aw. nov, on
nv III your olncc. Is Hhl Out across tnn
highways and other pubic WAYS and
points thereon dtSorihcH 14 follows.
No 1. Ihc Highway hIowu III tia
goodrich Road lcauinE from I;jI;.,I,,rn L-,l1
rage past the Wa.hhufn Farm 81
called, caSttrly To tn" IA; .crn part Or the
own Oh Binsham in Somerset County
No. :. The Highway known as Inc Nav
Ieid Road leading northcrIy ana castrriy
from Bingham Village to Mayiic!d in
Somerset County. "
your petitioner respectfully rrprcgcnt.
r,iIr r.,i, - r. lhpoSslbir I" 4" construct said
~ raiirHld as 10 pass either over pr under
nrcsts ;hat ,'a,,, olir HI, your "'tli"i"r re-
qucStS tfat your Honorable BOARD after
,lotlcc ana nearing. Will anthnriz" Il cross
IIis oI said ways at grad, and furihcr.
tha nn non, rroi,oI''nI" , m H"ard VIII d't"Imine
M, me h!itlllcr ana c"nditt"n that said rail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
Marie WAINWRIGHT.

When she comes to this city, which
Will J." very soon. to play Viola in
"TWclfth Night" Miss Marie VAIN
wright, famous the world over for her
histrionc versatility. will show how
playfully tn" great Shakespeare could
turn Il charming woman into a cap
tivatinc youth, and mix her up SO bad
~ that even she forgetS which she is.
Miss Wainwright has played the role
over a thousand times with delicacy
of touch which makes her performance
one Of the most delightful stage Gre
atiOnS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

r. J. Noyes, who has the contract
for building the cottage at Belgrade
winch the late Edward l.. Bourne of
lhiiadelphla. was having erected at
the time Of his death has just returned
fr"n trip to Philadelphia, whore he
Went to ascertain what plans were to
De made regarding the cottage. 1t was
decided to complete the structure and
Air. Noycs men are now carrying on
the work The cottage is being plas-
tered, and it is expected that it will be
completed in about two months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

\ gentleman whose place Of business
is u,..'r th, luc;'tinn VI the pole, where
young l:liHall was olrctrocnt"d, Fri
any. things that something should br
drrr t" k"p tn" small boys from
clnhiu- tn" pole. In speaking of tn"
nIttcr. Saturday. IL said that ther"
MS gang If Youngsters who had fr"-
nucutcI the rear Of the stores, AL sum
n.r. aud whenever i schooner was dis
ch1r=iug cargo Of coal into the sheds
near which tn" pole stands. tn" boys
v,r.. climbing all over tn" sheds and
t h. pui,.. also. That pole hAs cost tW"
lives. ;ilrcady, which is far too many.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

Something worth seeing is the mov-
ing of the old Milliken barn from the
north side of Western avenue near the
muster ground, to the south This is
large structure and the process Of
moving is made a particularly difficult
proposition on account of the degree
OF grade down which it must be moved
In" question of tearing down and re-
building was considered, but it was
hhAIly decided to move the building in
tact. l.. l.. Wcllman has the contract.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
Mrs. Benz. w. Cote.

Mrs. Benz. w. Cote dic1 at her home
80 Northern avenue. at > o'clock, Sun
ni'E morning, after i lingering Illness
from consumption. She was - years
% "G", and husband survives her
Funeral services will be held at st. An
s;:stIn"'s church. at > o'clock. Tuesday
morning. and will be conducted by Rev.
Fr' H'mel. The interment will he
made III st. AUgustine's cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

me last open air concert of the sea :
son ny the National Home band. at
l"SuS, WIS given. Sunday afternoon,
ana though the air was 4 trile fallish.
th're was a good ATTENDANCE These
concerts have been, the past season. as
they nave been since tn" custom was
inauSGrated a source OF much pleas
ut" TO the people OF the surrounding
citleS and towns. and everyone will be
glad when the time comes for them to
be resumed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
AUGUSTA LUMBER co.
Aug. Sdkmo,
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE
Biology has Proved that Dandrufl Is
Caused by a Germ.

Science is DOING wonders these doys in
medicine as we'll as in mechanics. Since
Adam lived. the human race has been
troubled with dandruff. for which no hair
preparation has heretofore proved sue
cessful cure until Newbro's Herpicide was
put on the market. 1t is a scientific prep
aratfon that kills the germ that makes
dandruff or scurf by digging into the
scalp to get at the root of the hair. where
1t saps the vitality; causing itching scalp.
falling hair. and finally badness. With
ont dandruff hair must grow luxrIriantly.
1t is the only destroyer Of dandrun
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc.
in stamps for sample to The Herpi.
eide Co. Detroit. Mich.
Bowditch, Webster & Co.. Special Agts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

The rain Of last week. which caused
.,iuitr Il rs" i'll TIL" river was appr"-
,.ittrd ~ the log drivers. as It was just
v hat WIS n,"d"d to send the sticks
llonE. Tho logs We're running int" the
Augusta Lumber cos. hoom in large
ui,lla.rs. yesterday, ana it is expected
that ti,,. rr,r If the drive will pass into
,li.. houn,. tl.i+ week. The company is
NOW riliu= logs ut the brook above tho
dam and viii probably pile about 1000
sticks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
Born at Fayette, Me.

Boston. oct. 2.-Artemus l.. Folsom,
81 wears old. an inmate of the soldiers
home. Chelsea, died at the institution,
saturday. He WAS born in Fayette.
Me. During the Civil War he served in
N r 1st n. Y. Infantry; also in the
I-nited states navy. He was admitted
- +ba home. Nov. ;. 1888 from Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

Tn" armed iDyasi"n of the Maine
woods. after big game has commenced,
and the eastbound through trains are
loaded with hunters. daily. going in
search uf the mild cy"i deer. If each
man gets his quota Of game" the ranks
of the forest deniZens will be sadly de-
plcted by the time that the law comes
on again, Dec. Il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

It has been decided to have Hospital
day come OH Thus lay. Oct. ~. TIL"
interest displayed in this event, last
Year. shows how strnng hold the city
Hospital ana its good work Eas taken
upon sympathy ana support Of the
public. Thr members of the Ladies'
Aii Society have decided to devote al
mni'"y gifts that MAY b" mad" ON Hos
ii,Jl day. This year. to tn" work of the
district nurse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

T. S. benjamin went to Boston. Sat-
urday. for brief visit.
Harold HichbOrn and his classmatc.
'hostcr Clark Of Newton. Mass, came
up from Bowdoin College, Saturday,
ana passed the day, Sunday. at the
home Of Mr.. Hichborn in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

y carload of plank for the row plat
form AT tho Main" Central station ar
rived. saturday morning. ANA il il rx-
rrrtcd that work upon that structure,
VIII h" b"Gim at once. TIL" plat
f..rn viii b" appreciated. bo1u by TIL,
travelling public ana by the tainmcM.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

Frank T. Noble arrived hcmc Satur-
day morning. from Merrym"cting bay.
with another big string of waterfowl.
even larger than that which he brought
home on the previous week. There We're
. birds in ALL l, Of them being black
ducks, and the others were as follows
Three pin-tail widgeons. two blue
winged teal. one green winged teal, one
greater blue bill. and one American
golden eye. The birds w"rc displayed
at +. w. Church's grocery store dur
irg the day. ana excited tho envy Of
every hunter and the admiration of all
who saw them.
w. IL emmett has pllrchlScl the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

Over 10000 circulation every
Sunday. Are you one of this wise
army? If not, order your news
dealer to deliver the Boston Globe
regularly at your home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

\ large party Of patients at the In
san" hospital enjoyed a trolley ride
Saturday over tn" lines OF the Au-
gusta. Winthrop x Gardiner Railway.
It special car being provided for them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term, Hon. o. G. Hall,
Presiding Justice.

OLIVER q. HAIL. Judge
CHARLES w. JONES Clerk
FRANK J. HAM Sheriff
THOMAS LEIGH County Attorney.
FRED w. LEE. Stcnpgraph"r.
Augusta. oct. ..
Divorces were heard by Judge Hall
in the kennebcc county superior court,
Saturday. The jury was excused un-
til 10 o'clock. Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

October diff rs from the majority Of
other months of the year. in having
tiv" sundays ANA five Saturdays The
omiy other months which We're favored
in = like manner were Jaunary and
JIlV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

DR.. j. W. Moore has given up his Of
fee in III" Allen building on Water
street and has established it at his
residence. II Scwall street. His telc-
phone call is 3u2-22
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

The sale of sporting goods at Brooks
Hardware Cos. IS much ahead of last
season. The !trG,-r the stock To select
from. the molc it becomes the center
Of tridt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
Daily kennebec Journal


Miss Ida Shaw was a passenger on
u" Saturday night Pullman for Port
land. where she passed the Sabbath as
the guest of Miss Clara Libby.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

oshnoc Hose. No. |, responded to
H'iii alarm at o'clock. last night. for
'Ellnney fire at a house on Bond
s.reet' occupied by Joseph Bougrette.
Inc mo was quickly extinguished.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
of
Cedar Shingles
Those that we manufacture
are made in Augusta, Maine

are mace IN augusta, Maine
We thereby giving employment to
citizens Of this city and Of this country.
we do not sell you a shingle that has
paid a tariff to the Dominion of
Canada; If 1t is not we'll understood It
should be, that the shingles made in the
State Of Maine, from Maine Cedar have
no superior on this continent They are
better sawed, and more honestly
graded, it costs rather more to make
them than it does in Canada, on ac-
count Of higher wages, but that is our
loss, we sell the shingles at same price
as the imported are sold for, and are
now selling for less than they are
liable to again for several years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
Opera House Notes,

Mildred Holland appears here on
Monday evening, oct. 10. in the "Tri-
umph of an EMPRESS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
COaTS NOTHING If IT FAILS.

BoV"''5h & Webster and Percy w.
N"1rs GIVE Guarantee Sord with
NJ Q ~. Natures Remedy for Dys-
P'p:id.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

IMPERIAL LODGE. D. OF H.. NO. 2,
\ q IT, " MrtiaG in 9 \ Z Ilall,
thr tr~t .l'H MA r'ridr>~ il rach month,
at m ~, lu, I'M
SNbIi. T. NIrChI.F. 4 "f II
%r.IiIE u TIIIIE;t;I,'Is K" order.
r.MMA n Roberts, Finan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

w. Fl. Gannett has purchased the
Daniel Staples house or Western ave
nue. for the use of his gardener.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

U. 0. G. c. MORRILL, C0MMANOERY,
Ne s2s. q o .. Z. Regular meetings on
tn, securd nod frutth Tuesday "vrnlnes
Low 49, T.. u. WING. y. G.
II HEATH K =
" = 81 GT'GII = r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

There is always a demand for a good
Heavy herscy Cape-only three Of the $1,000
grade left. All Lined. Fronts and Collar
trimmed with imitation Marten and Bands of
Taffeta Silk to match goods.
$3.50 each
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

AUGUSTA LODGE. NO. IS. A. 8. S.
n-4ts ~ GoIirn Croas Hail the recond
Eonday * Zach month
h!K9 EMMA ". ROBERTS. Pres
MRS - A CLARK. Secretary
= 4 TtITiRSHON Collector.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03

Our stock of New Tourists Coats. Ladies',
SUITS, Furs Wool Waists and Millinery. il.
ciudes the seasons latest and best, all mod
erateIy priced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-10-03
posE or SHARON CHAPTER, o. E

stared m."ting+ the first Wednesday
svei.irg IL r.,c. month n 10. All mem
t-rs sojourniEG IL the city are invited to
attend
~ ~ irlE'T'fI il "tiGNTpCGN Secretary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-04
ALUMNIAL BANQUET.
Graduates of the Florence state No
NAL Respond to TOasts.

Graduates of the Florence state Nor
mai Respond to TOasts.
Florence, June 3.-(SpeciaD-The so.
cial side OF school life was delightful.
ly presented Wednesday night at tht
banquet given by the alumnae of the
state Normal College. About $50. in.
Guiding the invited guests, were pres
ent. Miss Nettie C. Simpson presided
as toast master in a charming anc
graceful manner.
The toasts:
Alabama" NJ. C. Ailgood. class OF
'ss.
our Alma Mater" Henry Hill, class
Of 'Os.
The Class" Prof. N. NJ. Parrish.
The Faculty" William Milliken
"our work" Miss Elevyn Lasseter
'The Barefoot Boy" President NJ. c.
Wilson.
S. F.. WATSON.
The County Educational Associa-
ton" Hon. J. II Arshcraft.
The Ladies' DR.. William Gregory
The Sunday School of the Florence
Baptist Church Will have rally day.
Sunday to celebrate the remodeling of
the church. The entire interior of the
building has been beautifully decorat-
ed and a new primary room added. DIR.
George b. Eager OF Louisville. Ky.
will preach the dedicatory sermon at
IL o'clock Sunday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-04
OPELIKA's BUILDING BOOM.

Many New Structures Going UP In the
Metropolis of Lee.
Opelika, June 3.-(SpeciaI. t--Opeli-
kas building boom continues. l.. r.
DECISIONS new brick store on South
Railroad Street is finished DR.. J, q
Palmer's handsome new Office building
on Avenue A is nearing completion and
VIII be quite an addition to the city.
AS soon as w. o. Harwell finishes his
large brick store on South Railroad
Avenue. ne will begin the erection OF
another one 50x100 feet In addition
John Smith. T. l.. Penn. Whittlesey
Bros. and J. B Duke are erecting
handsome residences
There is also much renovation and
improvement of old buildings going on
in all parts of the city and new, fami-
lies are continually moving in and Ope-
lika's population is increasing. One of
the principal causes Is that OpeIika
now has one of the finest schools In
the State.
Farmers report wonderful improve
ment in crops of all kinds since the
recent rains, The oat crop which at
zone time looked like a failure. will be
above the average. There is n good
stand of cotton everywhere arS cotton
and corn are growing rapidly. The
fruit crop will be the best for years
The birthday of Hon. Jefferson Davis
was appropriately observed in OpelilIa
today The banks were closed and the
Robert f. Lee Chapter of the u D. C.
held interesting exercises. Captain r
D. Sanford delivered an eloquent ad-
dress on the life and character of Pres
ident Davis.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-04

identified by half dozen persons. but
he stoutly denies that as his name.
His first Identification was under pc
culiar4 circumstances. He was locked
up at the city jail on charges of being
a dangerous and suspicious character,
and would have been tried this morn
ing upon such charges. Josephine
Crosby was in the Jail at the same
time and she passed the cell in which
the negro had been locked up. Curios-
ity made her peep through the bars,
and her surprise was great when she
saw the occupant. who had been a
sweetheart Lf~hErs. in the past. The
woman Immediately informed the Of
ficer and Chief Schad asked why she
knew him so positively. She said that
there was a scar on the back of his
nee kand one on his back and the iden-
tification marks were found. ..
Carr killed girl in cold FLOODED
manner. He was in love with her and
forbade her going TO a church festi-
val May Z. 1887. She went in spite of
his warning, and this is what led up
to the killing. Carr went to the festi-
she attended. Getting her in good hu-
NOR, he became more familiar and in an
unguarded moment he drew her head
back and with the keen edge of a
razor, almost severed the head from
the body He made off immedia tely and
since that time there have been a num-
Der of arrests made, but all proved not
the man wanted.
The negro informed The Advertiser
correspondent that for the past few
years he. had lived alternately at Mon
roeville and Montgomery, Ala. and
that he. had not been to Pensacola in
many years.