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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
TEE NEW AND THE OLD.

ii is nov Mayor Parsons, The mex
ly.electea execut va was formally in
Quoted into tfsce last night Toiay
he III TIE responsible head of this
growing city and The Bulletin felici
tates him upon his inauguration.
He goes In undeT fair skies. From
prosperity standpoint, Ga ro was
never in better condition. But there
III wide field for municipal improve
ment and Mr.. Parsons has 1t in his
powes to mako d h table record ne
of which NOT only himself, but all who
supported him ana indeed. the whole
city may DO proud. That he viii mea.
SIRE up to MS responsibilities The
Bullesir II confident.
rs. the retiring MAYOR The Bulletin
has mono but the kindliest wishes H
Ii row 1 private citizen and as ueh
he enjoys the esteem and respect Of
every citizen III the city. Personally
there an few more popular men IN
Cairo. Iii i peculiar way he typifes
the growth and expans on Of the CITY.
t.aaa ana business interests, will
which b Is prominently identified, =
was born ara reare heGe and by hi
oyn efforts hat built himself from {
poor boy to one cf the city's mos
substantial business men, Ne douh
Re III CAD TO lay aside the robes o
office He Is once mcro a free mar
e frea frprn The thousand and one care
and perplexities VIII Oh confront a pnt
lic fscial III lis retirement he wi
iind that peace ard quietude wlic
politics knows not oil and in BIZ n
sure moments lie viii wonder II aft.
all, the flare t the political game
worth iha candle, because there
moro deceit iDgratitule and hasenai
IA thu square inch In It than IN AZ
b 4 tniFg Of our civic life. Pity I
Mi trns
N his last verbs 70 the council 10
nght all citizani may find an insairir
rot to gtii Z them to better thing
isow for good strong pull and p;
alt gether for d Greater Cairo"
Adieu Mayor Winter, hail May
Tarsonsl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
American Steam i.sundry
MOUNT CuTHBERT

The celebrated double gai ei )irot
Inc and pacing black stallion, CON
ing 6-year-old, and sixteen hands
high.
S red by Old Cutbberth 2511 First
Dam Noble was sired by Copper.
bottom: second Dam sired by Ham.
bletonian Third Dam by Pat Pow
e-s; Cnthberth 25tf was sire Of Can
ada Mac goo, Cuthbert was sired
by Culyer 100, the sire Of NElvia
PISA and ia Others In the 1880
list. Cu.hbert first Dam. Massle,
sired by Williams Mambrino, sire
of the dam Of San'a Claus 2:i7,
Wilks Mambr no 1928. Rachel r.
1921 and Santa Claus sire Of Sidney:
Second Dam, Ned the dam OF fiyo
in the $3.50; Third Dam Lady Tu.n-
cy, the dap Of Alta, 2:32. Fourth
Dam a thoroughbred,
Services Of MOUNT will re 10 a fe@
approved mares. ss ne VIII begin his
track work June LIST.
Spirited show ring comb ned saddle
and harness horses furnished on de-
scripuou, from he Highland Stock
Farm.
Address for terrH, etc,
II. NJ. HARRISON
owner aud breeder,
1t0o Walnut 81.
Cairo. III,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
SHOULD KEEP A RoPlN,.

The people cf Pincneyvine should
ret be disappointed II they do t
get lights fer several year II seems
that whenever any one citizen or ccm-
pany OF citizens really Try to do some
thing for the benefit Of the town they
are turned down and accused OF being
grafters etc Pinckaeyyille Demo
crat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
lTLNS o tNiEetSl


Care Col ny mas borr wei $685.,
meats, etc
Tooth5r SEES ana too'2 wt,r ar9
70 aa supplied - sli tae u latts Of
Over 10000 re p'e ara erp ltct "a
the cork " "a industry IN And lgsi4
soatlerr Spain
There are more railway tannes, VIA.
4 lue's ani Rs lroad bridges in Swit2er
land than In any other country in the
Oh world
y Foo4 laboratories similar To the one
ecently oaened In New Yerk are to
established Il g s.on Nav Orleans
nl san Francisco.
The Shah OF prr.ia has ul9cad an.
lAthe order fer Elk bjgA.elas automo
biles in paris The value Of tbia or
ier Is said to be s2S.S00.
-
,ni,d raiirosa from pe,epoo nav !,
.,s,.,e,,at A,n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

Maazel, the lata German painter
EFF about 500 cravings il biack and
soloIs. they are valued at $3.50 $40
Telstoi has given tip reading the
aew spapers. hnt hi4 friends tell him
he news ITa speaa8 much INC roam
MS In he vo d..
william NJ Rockhil'. Uai;ed States
zinistfr To CAiEa, has a knowledge 81
oriental matters acquired by twenty
sal D, study.
senator bacon on Georgia WHO coz
lapsed in the senate some time age,
VII spend several months in italy III
Che hcpe Of regain Nc hia health.
Barren Kaneko says the invention 81
the alphabet Of forty seven letters by
alabie in A. D. 735 is considered Il
hava given birth to Japanese l.tera
/ nre-
/ ProL Haeekel of jena, the grea
7srman Darwinian declares that th'
2eeJ Germans have been driven Il
.ao United States, leaving ben ii.
/ ye1k MGR and women.
The chief delight Of the late C9n
5tantin MeCnier Oh eminent 3 igi1f
3ei.lp.o7 was "a Illustrate tn hts wrr
( be muscular ply ilqUe at Charlie 8
and Mons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

A flower that will never fade OF
lose It's color has recently been de.
Selored in Ssn Francisco by Luther
Burbank tie inventor Of many new
frnits. In proof Of his claim Burbank
displays at his home great cluster
Of the flowers that have been In his
parlor for more than q year and they
look as fresh as though they were
pucked yesterday
The Inyeaior calls his new flower
the Australian Star Flower because
it was after crossing and recrossinp
and selection from half-hardy annual
found in west central Australia that
his now invention was made possible
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

miscuous aims. Why do yUI not eb-
tain employment
Please. mnm. was the ,imid reply
Z have a small baby, and people won't
he bothered by woman with child "
Then. you absurd creature. why
not leave the caild at home WIKI its
auFse?"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
REWARD.

THE BULLETIN COZ PANY
WILL PAY 4 REWARD or
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
or ANY p r ON FOR
STEALING TIE euLLETtN
FROM The PREMISES or
SUBScR 5ERS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

Tsdcr ducks Gre supposed TO live
for 100 years and Wild geese may OF
coed ttat period, which, however Is
considerably below the time reached,
'ccorSing 10 the German saw;
swans. which certainly 1.-Two long
time, under fayorqb'e conditions. are
stated to i've sometimes 400 years
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
SENTIMENT OF S0UIIli RI
IlLIh0 \ SANG UMS
A coon MAYoR.

Hon G. W. Wise has made a rec
ord as a public official during his
term o. Office hat comments him 70
our citizens. He has eur down ex
rensss, gwen as Eg't and wafer ami.
in various Ways, has given "a a good
clean administrator. GRANVILLE indie.
pendent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

reckoned with. and the only way to
meet il Is with the Ca 70 Travelling
Mems association" The Bulletin sin
eereIy hopes that this suggestion may
be thoroughly considered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

itssn is reported to have said thar
The three lhines he cannot endure are
Oh ldran, flowers AMI music And
ON the horr Bile plays he wrote we
can easily believe II.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
NOT MANY

We " nlcr how many Of those
Youngsters who have been turned
loose from school W Il seek some Kind
Of employment. You can bank On
those who do as being worth scme-
hins -KeIrin Promoter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

Confirmation elias Csc y "a Even
ing service. 1880 p m. Snbiec q dir
course by q. Saslar The Function "
Worship Music by the children
cho r. Election o. officers after the
,seryice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

The above il correct statement
of tie circnlat on Of the cairo Bnlle-
tin. daily and Sunday for the year
1904 aud for the month OF March
1905. CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this arst day OF April, 1905,
K. L. GILBERT.
fseatl Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

The Memphis Commercial-Appeal
SAYS Mrs. Chadwick will always re-
eret she did not have the pleasure q
meetins James II. Hyle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

A complete review Of the battle q
Mukden in the New York sun shows
that the Rms ians lost $4,000 dead.
100000 wounded ana $4,000 prisoners.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

Mr. Rigelow claims in extepuafi y
that he spent hi own money FIRST.
Most defaulters DO. If they did not
gamble all Their own money away IN
stocks other peoples might ha safer
with them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

A Typographical err yesterday
nofning made The Bullatin offer a
20 felt Of $40" If # could not prove
bat II pri-t mere original neEs by
AZ Associated Press two mornings IL
The week than en- other Cairo pape~s
9nhiraa print from their aHege
gs services" II month. II sa uia
8va ben iast ten times the amount
atel ~ sl09 incidentally we ob
re the challenge has net teeA ac
eafed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
wcmAN.s FLsIregss eT Fcc7
Western Wfiter indignant 81 Unwi AZ
Elitta. ~. III kInnn

kliusier u Heoa.
Prof Macon * Washington avs tfa
wo~aa " not uuit igr yu1a7a, eGein
ts2t "sse u,7g Wall Like Q Goddess. PA
ia runs Ii',e a Zen. There " gHof
rrcnnd M Tie ou,sgoken Frci sla
soss romark az contemporary obsei
v9tlcn discl9 Is, sut ore clnnot jpHiI
trilute Il % any more Gceror eate
.c son Tran SKIRTS E,aaa, Who woal
harGly give INTO the flying hart sac
10 breathe, how short sceren, was 40
prcuntered with farping pctticoats
eor did ATLANTA outIistance her rant
.ugA-f Iaatless -suitors under the
handicap Of even a rainy day skirt.
Nor, II magazine illustrations are to he
believed. do the young Amazons OF
the girls colleges run 100 yards IN II
seconds or theroabout IN the garb
they wear at dance, The winning
wave, deserving note in tire tempes;n
GUS petticoat,' has nothing 70 do with
winning foot races, and Prof Masor
should attribute wonans (allcgel
henllke gsit to the fashion OF he'
clothes rather than 70 the fashion O
her makirg. Even under this handlca.
gone wo1en can run more Ike hare
man hens. Detective Mawley could 10
4 form the VIA ngton educator on Nv
roiut. Although not exactly built I
rival Duffy, Hawloy can catch Vi
with most CT the tfuant boys he has e
arrest. but Julia Shea. Q l6.yearol'
girl. ran rings around him and anali,
disappeared under bridge. Anyway
so,rsn hens can run faster than others
x..Attx<.J nrruotfpu.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

rne Bulletin is or sale at the FOL
owing places:
Eoleman's, 214 Eighth street.
aail,cay House news sand.
Walkers. 10 Sixth street
Union News Co.. Union depot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
consnIcnous EYcention.

Sunday remarked the tired pas
senger, lis no day Of rest for me2
Ban player?" queried the other pas.
senger.
No leader Ct church choir"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
CO onef

" tn .be1f absorbing all our stun
That fellow is in luck,
Who has q back yard big enough
To raise a patch Of truck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

Stocks we're all down few points
today remarked the broker.
The idea" exclaimed his wife
Its a wonder they didn't advertise it
rs a bargain day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
Hoy. indeed?

yes. he has an idea he'd like to get
into swell Qciety."
Nonsense II he has an idea how
Gan he be eligible for swell society
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

One OF the lawyers in the Nan Pat
tiers n case is named Limberger. He
/ probably a rotten speaker.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

They live almost entirely on fish Even
The feg animals are chiefly FED en-
isl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

5 nee tarp about's no more than fair
Won view the change without re-
greet.
The ice man soon win have to bear
The taunts the 81 man used to gav.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
SHEARS AND PASTE.
These Extravao,nt Times

These Extravaa,nt Times
First Billiorairo How much do you
IMPOSE Astorbllt Is worth?
Second Eilllonaire--N0t over twea
yiiye millions.
First Bill cnalre--ls that ALE why,
I always considered him well-to-do
nan.
The Absurd Poor.
Give YOU nickely' said Miss ia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
THE NLNS OF L YpT
CpLLED FROM Alsi .NGE,

Tire switch board am telephone
aavc arrived for the new telephone
system now in operation AMI ere long
We will be talk ne 10 cur friends.
Ullin News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for one year end ng De
camber 81, :....-.,......,.' 1872
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month Of March.
1905 ......... d09o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

1ave arrived for the new telephone
system now in operation AMI ere long
We will be talk ng To Cur friends
Ullin News.
Mayor c. II. DeaIson OF Mari
Sao has just been re-elee,ad 10 taat
position. has taken decided stani o.
the question Of enforcement oil t4a
Sunday liquor laws Cne Of the Mar.
ON salo keepers vas charged win
selling liquor on Sunday ana at his
trial plead guilty wherelpoa Mayor
OeLisan promptly revoked his j cense
( Ore, Fai.deit, Glayyilla aud Cen
taala now trot IN the same class Each
p tnase towns last Tuesday elected
sac oil its shrewaest and most gc-
aessi1l business men 81 the position
may The Est is Ciney John
J1,ig; F4irfiell James ii. nrames
@1ayvt.." ~ + Fo@aan CenUalA
Norman 81. Eexford.
William McCormicE. aged about So
years attempted to shoot his ste1
GA ghter Stella Sinigaers hortiy he
fJfe cn Ffiaay n Ening. " hne sh,
yas 0H ae was ts 1e TO ae. 2l'
Nr1 Ta.rssnt st,ee. Mcconnell
naE IN the county Jail, while Ms,
snHhera IS al hCr hoTe sufsrinl
@th nervous psosara .on Murphy S
Tor independent
Murphys0 70 sent delegation Q
owe two hundred people GA the OBJ
ay morning 70 attend the celebrate
,. he |. o. o + lodge
-
~ p pedal mea'teg 81 the cit
council Friday evening tce tie hetwee
VIM Wilkerson AMI J hn Eurk wa
won by the former The council stand
three and three With temperlnt
, mayor.-Een on Republican.
--
Baileylllo had tho distinguished no
or Of e,terta ming "a "a hover dil
ttw~s ANA nfgLt fvg,,, rrh.~adov IN ~
u e-t . ,..-,,,,.,.i =,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

The innocent bystandr is getting
II 81 Chicago. Two have already beer
nearly killed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

lire7sy II tying he heads Of Sc era
Cato policemen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30


In another colunn this morning TIE
Bulletin publishes a cammgnicat on
ron "A Cis.z Il" which discusses an
mpn-tart feature in connection viii
w Ialo7 nrob en-, racantiv 40 promi
1ent ard lis bearing on the Grea er
'air. movement and the growth If ctr
| 'its generally. There is mrch food for
aetion The argureny maaa and
| While The Bulletin does not wish to
be understood to either attack or De
end the siuaton the fact tha the
rter 81 the article Is practical
vorkman shoUld Rave much weight
Taa first number Of the "cliro
yholea ie Journal" cane from the
I 1ress Of It's publisher, George b Walls
:, yesterday. II carries 80 pages o.
rreresting Local reading connecfe,
It'll the wholesale trade Of Cairo an,
h althy ran n advertising One o
Ne features which rows the gro yinl
eld be ng covered by the wholesal
~sae Of this city, IS two ana a hal
'lumns Of per- mails about merchant
tho have visited local Wholesaler
within the past month. 1t shows tina
merchants are coming 20 Cairo all tn
! way from Clarksdale and Yazoo Cit,
iiss. Arkan as. West Tennessee,
4 yertucky and southeast Missouri Nj
! Walker seems 20 have discovered
rev field and is filling It creditabl
md The Bulletin wishes him success
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

For the latest news on the day
YOU Will md II In the Bulletin. X
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30

California shipped It's fTst cherrie'
Of the season eastward on April
They were Of the purple Gu gne vari
~ and wero grown IN Vacayille.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23

The versatility of MT. Edwards is feature of his work. After seeing him in Fun In a Boarding School and A Nights Frolic," it will be a decided pleasure to see him in that grand old comedy drama David Garrlck,' which will be presented the first three nights of this week. This play has always been a favorite with Montgomery au- diences but 1t is seldom that an ac- complished actor Is seen in the lead ing part now. MT. Edwards has made careful study of his work in this play and his success in 1t Is nothl g more than natural to those who have seen him in other plays In David Garrick Miss Andrews. the clever lit tie leading woman of the company, Is seen to advantage al Ada Ingot" and the part is said to be especially adapt ed to her talent. She has. also creat- ed for herself wide berth in the ad- mirations of Montgomerians who have seen her. MT. Joseph O'Meara will be seen in the part of Squire Chevy" q particularly interesting character.
 The last three nights of the week "A Little Change" by Sidney Grundy, will be the bill of the Edwards company
 This play is said to be especially adapted to the needs of summer audi ences and although the management of the theatre does not make any statement about giving you your money back if you don't laugh heartl- ly and enjoy the performance. the spirit is there for the deed. Mana ger Neal has been much gratifed by the patronage that has been rendered the Casino during the past week and feels sure that as long as the attractions presented there are as high class as that of the Edwards show. the breezy little theatre will be filled every night this week and every other week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23
colt that he will be unable to attend tho

colt that he will be unable to attend tha encampment.
 The first battalion formation will be held this evening at o'clock. At that time the men of the four batteries will be lined up on the parade ground near Electric Park and the first order for the camp will be read out. These orders will include one giving the camp it's name.
 It Is hardly possible that the bat talion will secure any target practice with the big guns. In all probability, however, the men will get practice with the smaller guns on the Holt target range near Cypress Pond.
 The batteries which comprise the bat- talion are as follows: Battery A, Mo- bile, commanded by Capt Y. W. Prin- gle; Battery B, Montgomeery com- manded by Capt. Sam Roswald; Battery C, Selma, commanded by Capt. I. N. Eddy, and Battery D. Birmingham, com- manded by Capt. J. J. Smith.
 The camp grounds on the top of the hill, which has been called the best nat ural camp site in the State, has been excellently fitted up by the Montgom- cry Street Railway. An arc light has been placed at the head of each com pany street. and incandescent lights have been strung throughout the camp. kitchen and mess tent has been built for each battery and two kitchens and rless tents have been put at headuuar- ters, one for the officers and one for the non commissioned officers of the staff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23

In the presence of more than 5000 people. with the 1st AlabanN Infantry drawn up In line Major D, M. Scott while riding in the staff of General Louis V. Clarke at Pickett Springs yesterday was kicked by a fractious horse and his les was broken between the knee and the ankle.
 Not ten persons in the great throng knew of the serious accident that be- fell the veteran soldier until after dress parade Major scott is the old est active member of the Alabama Ma tional Guard. As a boy he served in the Confederate Army and he has been connected with the Alabama National Guard in one capacity or another since the war. Because of his age and the nature of the injury, compound frac- ture. the accident is regarded as a serious one. It is not now thought that amputation will be necessary.
 The accident occurred while Gen eral Clarke and Colonel duMont were riding around the regiment previous to the formal review. Just before starting on the ride of inspection a brigadier generals salute of eleven guns had been fired by detachment from the Montgomery Field Artillery. Several of the horses ridden by mem bers of General Clarke-s staff had be- come fractious and frightened. The horse of Major Scott was however, controlled and well behaved. The in spection began at the left of the reg iment. the general. the colonel and other officers riding down the line of men drawn up at attention. As the cavalcade of officers rounded the right of the regiment aSd turned to go be- hind it the crowd noticed commo- tion among the horsemen, but none present knew what it was.
 A horse ridden by fellow staff off cer had kicked out and broken the leg of Major Scott. Major Scott was never unhorsed His face showed the agony he was suffering as he told those near him that his leg had been broken Major Dedman. Surgeon upon General Clarke's staff. immediately sprang from his horse and ran to Major Scotts as- sistance. Assisted by others Major Dedman lifted the injured officer to the ground. The hospital corps of the 1st Infantry quickly furnished a litter and four bearers. They carried Major Scott to the regimentaI tent where he remained until the ambulance arrived from the city. Colonel duMont person. ally superintended the placing of Ma jor Scott in the ambulance for removal to St. Margaret's Hospital
 At St. Margarets, Major Scot was carried to the operating s0ts& and his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-23
WIFE OF BLUEBEARD
A MRS. CARLTON LIVES ON DEx-
 TER AVENUE.
Declared She Married Martinez Alias Carlton Eight Years Ago-Sss-
 poets Him of Poisoning Her Son.

Mrs. F.. J. D. Martinez, who has lived in Montgomery since last July, believes that Frederick F. Carlton, alias E. J. D. Martinez, who is now confined In the Tombs prison in New York city accused of the murder of five of his wives Is her husband, who deserted her about three years ago. ...
 Mrs. Martinez lives at 403 1-2 Dex- ter Avenue and from her story, 1t seems that the man who has created so much interest In the Metropolis by his Blue Beard proclivities is the man who mar ried her In Gordon, Ala, some eight years ago.
 A pretty little girl, which she de clares to be the image of Martinez was In the room while she spoke of the mar riage with the man who left her If he ever tried to kill me. don't know of it." she said, "hut my son, Bowden Kingry. the son of my first husband. was taken suddenly i'll one night with a maJady which puzzled the physicians in attendance. They said the illness was some brain trouble and for five weeks he lay desperately i'll. and ever since, he has beCS absent minded.
 "I thought my husband was dead un- til heard of this man Carlton. alias E. J. D. Martinez and now, knowing what do, I believe he poisoned my child. Tn the case of the boys death. the prop erty left by his father, MT. Kingry. would have reverted to me and I believe he thought would sell the property in case of the boys death and move away from Gordon with him."
 Tn speaking of the affair Mrs Marti- neg said:
 My maiden name was Etta Bowdon, and was a widow, Mrs. Kingry, when l met Martinez. He was practicing medicine in Gordon. He practiced there about two years We were mar ried and left on q wedding trip to New York We were there three weeks when Martinez told me that he was called to Brazil on important business to look after some of his property. and for me to wait for him. He took my diamonds. valued al $2.000 and left the city. I waited some time and received a letter from him telling me to go to Atlanta and that some of his friends in Pensacola. Fla, would look out for me until he returned. I went to Atlanta. but came on home to Gordon. He wrote me in about six weeks, asking me to send him some money. but this l de- clined to do telling him I did not have 1t. He came home one day and stated