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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18

Us Saedd " Bethel is a guest al
Fay Smiths.
: Sea4L and family have gone u
soga for z short stay.
Is Maud E5lton Of Athol Is VS.
q hzr fa,h-. Arthur Holton-
Is HAITI Hastings of Orange i
-a1g her zGrl. Miss Lucy Weosaei
IL G Il Thomas of Brattlebore
Be g1=st # ner sister. Mrs y T
us Lillian Sr-bbins Of Vernon Is 9
g q Ms Edith Wood during the
tsrsnce
u regU-a- --aeting Of the sons q
7-1ls vas held at their hail Iues
Ee1i1e
< 0bz- ard family are spendins
s2saol ar rleir cottage on ooef
sk
Ann Laurence Miller anc
z1-z- red TO their home II
--alE- q J. Monday.
reEalar letting Of the Easter
o1Ee - held "Wednesday even
II r-l ceremony
Sea vantage Of the *
3 T51 Hin Saturday mos
alu I'd the same day
= taru are gathering the 81
ssrs are sold to PiumIIlsf
q % The Farms.
zd Es : 2 Whitmore wsI
e EH- Monday 70 attend III
= q ll- Whirmore's father
= Mari Henry. who has D.
- VIII trends on Norlnnsh
- has r=-urned to Northllsi'-
= Gee Miller. oldest daughter :
lar Miller. Is visiting Is
" Mead and Mrs SnerN !
E 15rei Is doing vizorou
~ resi- uart OF the town z, :
80 tE ought OF FREQ Aiie-
---1on a new daugnts
90 the home Of MI -
"a ~ warwick aNsfl =
rho has been visilii,
turned 70 his grl-i =
HnHard'S. Al y
AL CLOVIS has rstlr-ls-
= arEa after q few - =
~ INNER home on NeIll
- rsuaicn es forms
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18

lake Sunapee Sunday exeur $50.
- 20 sac round trip from New
mort \. H. via the Boston & Na a.
railroad. Don't miss II
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
BELLOWS FALLS

usa sunapes eE s.5a rse BOs-s. s
sanzpes Aus = Va s.-S
zaiue railroad
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18

-. male IL Iathing in the Jennison
house. VIII
lard's mill
Miss susan Ross was a Brattieooio
visitor Monday
Mrs Fred Lawrence Is Nof
the hotel this week
psulah CrandaH has returned rom
visit IN LandgroVe-
Me- Alice Davidson visited Al III
Os~ood-s over sunday
E-a5 Hodgdou went the nrst OF uiis
usal 10 New York city
Me- Johnson Of Bernardston MASS
= I-fsitinz at Henry Cobos
/ WIN willard. wife and son ffoh
'r,,,-,irg-or are visiting in town
~ and Mrs. I'd wetherby q Wor-
- MS are visiting in town
-. s.sis whitney has finished
v-o-k in Brookline ana retnEiled 70 ~
home -.
A. snow i having his nouse :, =,
shingied. Rolla Phillips : o'ii'S -
work 49,.
Mrs Fred Randall returned MOI !,
sav from a visit Win relAtases =
Z Chester 60,
Mr. and Mrs Lemuei Van - $500 -
s-a-rss Friday morning Tor tLl-ir -'i
.eymOcn- 49,.
Chan-beriin Of Nsw oIls- -;
"a i IN town visiting frief,os an
relatives
R.vr,ond Browns father ron We
irz-rou-r. Mass visited n1lh
lat ]. 4 Wares
Mss Hope Chase ~. 80 =.
--to,T i -he Holland district ne1
TUESDAY. August =
! m sunday school picnic seneduse
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
!. Car, Drowned While Bathing.

ne Of the students Of NorthileIu -
AzHaFv vas drowned while bathlas
Eso1as creek. near Kingston y:
49lday Her name was EL.leA
~ she was 20 wears of age ana
rlhe- If the next graduating GAS
q g the sac7nd death among ~ ~
IsaaArs Of the class Of 1906 WfiiOi
3 1ecZrre5 this summer.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18
The New Seminary Catalogue.

The new and enlarged catalosue -
Leland & Gray seminary Tor tne - -
1895 has Just been received from en-
n r,e Of E. l. Hndreth & company
~ pTattleboro. The faculty announce
rnents for the year are as foiioM 3
pyinripai. Harris Ward Lewis: A p.
- .,.-.rr,a,ifs. assistant. NJ Grace
T l',li5.4 4 B.. modern and ancient an an.
mage and English. assistant; Mary
II. Plumb. A. B., history ana se. 80.
Inlu 3. Cressy. Brattleboro huslS.
+ Ful r 0sgood NJ. D.. physiology. Aslde
- - ne list of students enrolled iasl
YEAR the catalogue contains fuA az ~
explicit information eoncefill ms s "a
eorrs4s Of study. expenses. rules CIV
- The fan term begins
Tn T,5e ga5t Sept ;. and closes Nov, = =
The principal Prof Lewis, L sAt 800
!. +own very soon now and full lnler-
/ ~ 80. -, IN regard 10 courses Of STUDY
boarding places or rooms can pe 30. 30,
. o,ltr- from him or upon application
r. the prudential committee.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-18

orders have been received az me
r,hiia5alphia mint from Washington %
lease operations and dispense Win tile
sarzvices Of the six hundred employees,
axcept those necessary 70 attend g tLlr
affairs of the institution when eolillse
mas been stopped The l.tVe.vVV pesos
being coined for the Panama -,
-,s-1- u-;r b. finished in a few DAYS
- thera i ne more bullion 10 De
-ofued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
Nasty Mess
PORTLAND CITY COUNCIL
SEEMS HONEY comBgo WITH
GRAFT


PORTLAND. ore. May 9.-rhe
inquiry OF the Multnomah county
grand iugy into the charges OF graft
and bribery preferred against city
councilmen ~ taking ON broader ahs
poets and Il ~ understood that
member of the council not yet men
toned ia connection with the al
legged Irregularities will shortly be
under fire.
The bribery statute In this state
Is sweeping In 10 prohibitions. aud
NAMES as crime the offering of
ans personal advantage 10 any Of
fetal 20 influence him 10 vote or
decide Ia favor OF any measure sup
ported by the one making the offer
Councilman ID T. Sherratt was
again before the jury yesterday and
underwent n rlgld examination IN
relation 10 his allegations made on
the streets that he had been OF
ferod brlbeg By X. II. stowe and
John Lamont In behalf Of the tele
phone company now seeking a fran
chlso here he reiterated the story
that he had been offered political
support for his vote
The jury has also under eanHla
Grafton the probing ~ frauds IN
state school lands committed hy
residents OF Portland A great mass
OF evidence has been placed at the
turyB disposal BY State Land Agent
Oswald West. and Il Is expected
that many Indictments Of prominent
Portlanders win follow the search
Ing Inquiry now under way. These
frauds are Intimately connected
with those perpctrated against the
government aud Ia most lnataneea
the same principles are involved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
Or. WILLARD DEAD

~. Rufus wizard aged 60. pla.
ueer physician 81 this city. died
Monday evening az iiseta Eight
zenith avenue after short illness
pr. willard crossed the plains d
the early days and was well known
throughout the state. Three aaugi1-
tiers. Mrs Anna Hines aud Mrs
Nellie Ross. % this city. and Mrs
Carrie Good. of Gfaudvllle. idaho.
and son. D. 81 willard. Of this
city. survive him. pr willard spent
a great deal % bis time ia church
work. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

q cIcVer dCFIFnH IN Stnmpcd IlneT
b trtfllnr sums as we print today.
establishment are likewise low in
Stamped Bureau Scarfa-C Choice
assortment OF designs. finished
with wide hcmstitched border.
size isx5A. regular price 80.
sale price .................1
Sofa Pillow Covers -- Finished
ready for use. good quality
canvas. assorted designs and
eolors. size 2fx2f. regular price
har. sale price ............35
Stamped poilieH-'rinted designs,
FOR long and short embroidery,
good quality moicskin, choice
designs, size 12xi2; regular
price i5c. sale price,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
LUMBER MILL SOLD

The A. NJ Fox Lumber company
has sold an its interests 70 a syn
dictate from Minnesota for $50. 0na
The Fox min ~ the best In the eu-
tire inland empire and Was not
fully completed until late last year
mt a cost o. $500 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

hers that we can sell them FOR sul
countless other novelties Tor home
white Canvas Laundry BaRH-
Stamped for outlining. long and
short embroidery. large size.
nice quality. regular price bae,
sale price .t.ss.s...ttt....3 oc
White Linen Bureau Scarfs and
Lunch cloths - Finished with
wide hemstiichcd border. large
size, fine quality. regular price
sbc. sale price ............a ao
Stamped Pillow shams = Appro-
pirate designs FOR outlining.
wide hcmstitched borders. nice
quality. size 32x92, regular price
soc. sale price ..........., Ace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

stamped Rahy Rihs--IarRc size.
appropriate designs for outlin-
ting, regular price 1bc, sale price
5000 s#s#sssss .sssssssas.. AOc
Embroidery SILK Holders Brown
canvas. stamped in assorted de-
signs and finished with red tape
binding; regular price S9c. sale
price .......... ..........2 5c
Clothes Pin Aprons STAMPED iu
popular designs for outlining
finished with red tape binding,
regular price CSC, sale price ~.
.......... ................2 5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
PREssYTERTEN GENERAL AS
SEMBIY

meets ~ Winona lake. Ind. The
Northern Pacific sells round trip
tickets az $3.50. on May 18th Call
az y. +. city Ticket office. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

Applique Scarf and Pillow Slams
Beautiful openwork designs
nice quality. popular size ana
regular prices to xi.25, sale ~
Brown Canvas Conterpieces
Stamped IN assorted designs ioi
cmbroidcrlnE pretty tinted p@s.
terms, large size: regular palss
see. sale price. ...#........ =. = ~ y.
Mexican Drawn Work Doilies-i"
choice pretty designs, fine quar-
ity. popular patterns, siHe ~
hy eisi regular price 2Ve "a
price ...sssssssss. 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

WIN be effective to May 18th. Pre-
pay passage Of your relatives or
friends. by mail or wire with Great
Northern Railway First and Yealer.
Money back v tlckela not uana. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
SINH STARTS FOR
CALIFORNIA
my asripp. Ss~s Assal

ST. LOUIS. May a-peteetiKe
Edward wrcan arrived here from
San Francisco % start hack We'd
nssday morning win Edward ,
Smith. The taa collector. who e SID
% have embeHaied nearly 100000.
wrenu secured che feauiHitian
Papers from Governor Folk. blanche
smythe. tho woman in the eaHes
waa released. and d IL believed she
has returned 20 California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
BoYs AND olRLs

4 Aush. Hush, Hush =
Here Comes the Census Manl .
a He's got a BIG red book and :
= he'll catch you u be can. Ne q
. starts OF, on June !, and before =
. he quits he means 20 have the .
= name 81 every yognastsr be. =
q tween the ages % 3 and ~ IN :
. the city. The seheol beard an. :
4 pointed 70 ~ him Monday :
. night and fitted each Of him :
q cot with a bio red book, a :
q satchsi full % mysterious I
= things, ard the authority 20 Z
. take the census % al the little Z
. folks IN town. he Is liable Z
= 20 pep IN on you early N the 4
= raorning when yos are eating I
= your bowl of unush. and BE = I
. just 80 apt 10 sweep down 81 I
= you when you are getting ready 1
q ior the sandman sttsr supper.
Keep 700 sys epeal
/.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

is-slze Mems i0-Yoar Gold-Fiiied
Hunting Case Watch New York
standard 7-iewel movement
regular price $3.50. sale price
......... ...........ga.Qb
is Size Mems 20-Ycar Goid-Fllied
Open Face Watch Waltham or
ElRin 7icwcl movement reru-
lar price $500. sale price $50
Wumeus Chatclainc Open Face
Gold FILLED Watch or 0=alze
Rold-fllled hunting case Corona
movement. regular price $1,000
sale price ..............S8.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

leslie 20-1ear Gold-Filled Hunt
ing Case Watch Waltham or
Elgin T-Iewel movement regular
price $500. sale price 5000
G-Slze Women's l0-Year Gold
F1lled Hunting Case Watch
Seth Thomas 7-iewel movement.
regular price 5000. sale price
sssssssssst-. -s-sssst-s so.Oo
f2x6=size 20-Year Gold Filled
Open Face Watch-invar IL
jewel movement. regular price
$500 aaio price ........S7.5O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

b-sIHe Womtn's . 1oar Vvll'
Filled Hunting Case Watch
Waliham or Elgin l5-ievel
movement. regular price szeee
sale price ...ss....s....sl u.uo
0-Sizc Womeus 20-Year Cold
Filled Hunting Case Watch
Waltham OF Elgln 7-iewel move
ment. regular price 5000 sals
priee $1,000
IS Size 20-Year Gold FILLED Hunt
Ing Case Watch Waltham y
jewel movement. regular prltt
$1,000, sale price .....-. SLOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

leslie 20 Year Gold-Filled Hunt
ing Case Wateh--Waitham Is
jewel movement regular price
SO 90. sale price $1,000
0-Size Women's 2o-Hcar Gold
FILLED Hunting Case Watch
Waltham 1b-jewei movement.
regular price $500. sale price
...ss.sssss sssstsss.-. lE.Jh
6-Sizn Womeu's 20-Near Gold
FILLED Hunting Case Watch
Waltham or ElEin 7-jewol move
meut. regular price $500. sale
price ...ss.... .ss..s....sF .SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

A. g. A. Tmllled Ticking This 4
known eYeryN here as the stand
ard Of excellence. always gives
satisfaction. Il sold at most
stores for ise and zee yard. sale
price .s-sss.sss. +...+--...l3e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

Pillow Muslin. in fins blsaehed
heavy quality. width a. inches
the kind that wears. and regular
value 1910. sale price. 49,. Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
Latest Novelties Are Here In Fancy Goods

searf shas centopeoes produce such vast num-
other stores ask These Anniversary Sale prices
rice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

COMFORTS.

Fine Summer Comfort. good he
and filled with pure white CO..
ton and covered aith pretty d.
signed aiikailua. aantted add
tied. our tiss specials. 81
price ...... aes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
es@sl.,s erssl, usu.sturai.A.r. !
81 Cash and 81 a Week,
OR
SIS Cash and SIS a Month
BUYS THIS
LEATHER
ROCKER
Price S4S.00

This is a full.slae Leather Rock
er, with full tafted seat and
back. Is built for comfort. be-
ms somewhat ON the popular
SLEEPY Hollow order OF con-
struction. This rocker rs Gov
cred with Sterling leather,
which viii not crack. peel nor
wear shabby. The heavy steel
spring on which this Rocker
is mounted gives pleasing
huoyaney which adds much 10
the comfort Of the occupant
Terms 81 cash and 81 a week,
or g. cash and s. a month
price - ssss* ssstssttst Ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

Mems and Womcns-and every one guaranteed
rds OF the universal the lowest prices quoted
Prices down hill this way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

Maeo SPLIT Foot Stockings for
Women Fast black. extra fine
cotton. high kpliced heel. daus
bic sole, elastic tops, all sizes.
special, pair ..stst.s...44. Ela
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

between Congress and the Executive
may make his recommendation of little
avail
Far From Confident.
Another obstacle in the way will be
the saving policy which the .egisla u,.s
will follow this winter. Altogether,
therefore, the friends of the exposition,
while appreciating the Presidents help.
do not take an entirely rosy view of
the situation
The bill asking for the appropriation.
which will be put at several millions of
dollars. will be introduced near the be-
ginning of the session, and from then
until the close OF the Congressional year
the fight, led by Representative May
nard, of the Jamestown district viii he
waged hot and heavy
Cannon in Way.
Speaker Cannon last year sat down
hard on the idea of giving a big appro-
priation for the exposition, and il Is
known that during the coming session
he VIII be more economic than ever. On
the one hand Is the desire of the Presl-
dent that the appropriation be granted
and on the other is the Speakers deter
mination TO keep all appropriations
down.
The promoters of the exposition will
not be surprised II they have TO be con-
tent with mere pittance from the Ma
tional Treasury.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
President Has Promised
His Aid for jamestown

President Roosevelt has assured Harry
St. George Tucker, the new president
OF the jamestown Exposition Company,
that he will do everything In his power
during the coming session of Congress
to have a good-sized appropriation made
for the exposition proposed for James,
town, Va, in 1907.
The President promised Mr.. Tucker
that he would mention the matter in
his message TO Congress and that he
would do anything else in his power
through the winter. II is known that
the President has all along taken q
great interest in the exposition Last
winter he urged an appropriation such
as the promoters of the exposition de-
sired
Outlook Brighter.
Since Congress, last session. gave a
small amount TO the undertaking its
friends have been respondent over the
outlook. Now comes their first ray OF
hope The Presidents promise buoys
them up considerable.
1t is not. however taken to mean thai
the big appropriation can be regarded
as foregone conclusion. 1t is remem-
bered that the President will have his
hands full in persuading Congress to do
his will in much graver matters than an
appropriation for an exposition, and it
IL also known that the possible conflict
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
RACE FOR TROPHY
IN RECORD TINE
Hemery Wins Cup With
Heath Close Second.
lANCIA MET WITH BAD LUCK
Was Covering Course at Lightning
Gait When He Collided With
Christie.
LANCIA MET WITH BAD LUCK

NEW YORK, Oct. H-Only touching
the high places and sweeping over the
roads as II his car was attached TO the
tan OF a comet and propelled by the
"inSs OF the morning, Hemery, the star
or the French team, driving an so
horsepower Darracq car, won the sec
ond race for the Vanderbilt Cup on Long
Island today, covering the emile course
In 2f6 minutes s seconds, or at the rate
OF sixty-two miles an hour.
George Heath, the American amateur.
who Won the race last year, took second
place with a French Panhard car of
90-horSepower, being beaten for
first honors by the narrow margin of
minutes - seconds, while last. but
not least, Jose Tracy, in a 90-horse-
power American Locomobile, was third
only ~ minutes behind the winner
Tracy covered the 2S3 miles In aes
minutes 20 seconds, or at the rate of
hfty-seven miles am hour.
Lancia Flyer.
Last year Heath averaged only fftv
miles an hour in the first race for the
Vanderbilt Cup, and the fastest time to-
day Illustrates the progress OF the mo-
tor car, both here and abroad, during
the past twelve months.
Fast as the winning cars proved them
selves, they seemed slow beside I.ancia.
in his flying Fiat car. which for two
hundred miles averaged between seven
~ and seventy-two miles an hour,
when an unfortunate collision with the
Christie car in next 10 the last lap ruin
ed its chances. though at that Laneia
managed 10 finish fourth, only two min
utes behind Tracy.
Lancia gave what was probably the
most wonderful exhibition OF speed ever
seen in a motor car race, and some idea
OF the pace he was travelling cal be
gathered from the fact that he was COW
Continued on Eleventh Page.(
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
WAGON C0LLIDEO WITH
P0LICEMAN'S BICYCLE

While Policeman Morris bicycle was
standing near New Jersey avenue and
ID street northwest about 4:20 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. horse attached TO
Merchants Transfer and Delivery
wa gon In charge OF Michael Connolly,
ran Into IL The spOkes and rim of the
rear wheel was broken. and Morris ar
rested the driver. He was taken TO the
Sixth precinct. where he afterward gave
collateral for his appearance in the
Police Court for trial tomorrow
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
Reciprocity Is Necessary.
GRANITE SLAB OVER
De FOREST POODLE

NEWPORT. Oct. 14-Therc is erected
en- the lawn OF the villa on Cchre Point
a tombstone TO the French poodle of
Mrs. George 3. De Forest. which died
last month.
The dog was buried on the lawn at
the tirne. and today the highly polished
granite slab, by feet. was placed
over the grave. On the slab is the in
scription Nero De Forest, died Sept.
20 1866
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
ANGLO-CUbAN PACT
WILL NOT AID CUBA
High Official Says Republic
Is Tying Its Hands.
WON'T HURT THIS COUNTRY
consummation of Treaty With Great
Britain Will Prevent Renewal of
Reciprocity With United States.
WON'T HURT THIS COUNTRY

Il am considering the interests of
the Cuban republic rather than those
of the United States. in opposing the
treaty Cuba Is preparing to negotiate
with Great Britain. The consumma-
ton of that treaty viii not hurt this
country in any degree comparable
with the injury it will infiict upon Cuba
and her industries.
This statement was made yesterday
by high official OF the State Depart
ment. in the course of discussion of
the pending Anslo-Cuban trade treaty
Continuing this official said:
just New Sensation.
I'm the negotiation of a treaty with
a great power like England. Cuba is
experiencing an unaccustomed sensa-
ton She feels the delight of a child
with a new toy Should the treaty
be finally ratified, she will find that
satisfaction about all she has gained.
Cuba gets nothing by this conven-
ton except the satisfaction of having
made treaty; but she will be wanting
an extension of the reciprocity treaty
with the United States, which soon ex-
pires under a five-year limitation. That
question cannot be postponed beyond
next year. II in the meantime Cuba
makes this British treaty she will not
be able TO obtain as good terms from
the United States, her nearest neighbor
as might otherwise be the case.
Reciprocity Is Necessary.
advantageous terms of commercial
intercourse with the United States are
absolutely essential to the continued
prosperity OF Cuba. She cannot grow I'm
wealth and national Importance with
out them, for to trade with this country
she must lock 10 it TO dispose OF most OF
her important products. She will be vise
TO retain the advantages that will en-
able her to make such terms
IT is understood here that Cuban op-
position to The British treaty is steadily
growing.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
$500 Round Trip to California

via So. Rv and So. Pac. Oct. 1870. limit
Nov 90. Stopoyers. Berth $. so without
change. A. ]. Poston. G. a. oil Pa. ave.
nw.. 1e5 18th st.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

Plenty of Laths.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th st. & N. Y.
2ye--Ady.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-10
muapERER MAKES CONFESSION
cave Himself 70 te oHlsers-rrlal
Next Term Of Court.
Special to Daily Leader.

special to Daily Leader.
Vinta, I. T., March i)-Jlm Neal
The hoy who is charged with the mur
der in June. 1908. Of Mrs. cynthia
iohnsou, an elderly 8oman wha resid.
cd near Kinnisia. was brought in last
night by Deputy Mar hal Frank. of
Denver. Colorado, ard lodged in the
federal jail 20 await trial.
Young Neal who IS only II years
of aee has confessed 10 the ldnine
and told his story Of the clrcamstan-
ces leading up to the decd to The off,
Gers.
He says that Just prior to the kin
ing he ald his little brothers had
been throwing rocks at Mrs. John
sons geesc; that he was only 10
Years old. and his brothers younger
than himself that some DAYS afte.
he was called into Mrs J3hnscn's
house and accused of killing the
geese. and that she became very
much excited and started to, or did.
pick up a revolver lying oa a table
and fearing that she intended to kin
h.n he shot and killed her
For scme time the boys mother
plead with him to give up. but about
a year ago she ceased 20 plead with
him and since that time his con-
science has caused him to worry
night and day, ana that while work
ing il, a restaurant in Denver me con
cluded To give himself up and tele.
phone the oniccr that he was want
ed for killing woman IN the Indian
Territory and requested that hey ar
rest him
Neal mas growr t. BE a large
good looking young man and has so
changed in appearance that had be
not voluntarily surrande1sI it D.
doubtful if he would ever have been
captured.
His trial win come up at the next