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Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-03
L0snummer5s
DIN forhoppningsfulle syriske

Den forhoppningsfulle syriske
yngling. son for EFT par. veckor
sedan rymde harifran till South
Dakota ! sallskap med sin 40 ar
gamla kusin och der gifte sig med
henne, arresterades kort efterat
pa moderns anhallar / Yankton
och forbes i fredags hit. Han
hade nemligen afven medtagit 200
dollars at moderns pengar, och
dessa vile hon hafva igen. Han
hade dock bara 10 dollars qvar,
men modern blef dock sa glad att
ia aterse den forIorade sonen,
att hon forlat alltsammans och toy
honom till nader igen.
Browns Lake, den storsta in
sion i Woodbury. county och be-
lagen omkring en- mil vester ON
Salix, bildades for 40 ar sedan
derigenom att Missourihoden. tog
en- AMMAN stromfara, och den har
anda sedan dess varit en- omtyckt
plats af jagare och fskare. M
har sion blifvit foremal for en- SIX,
injunction. Eft par strandegare
pa n sidan at sion, N. T. Bige-
low och Mrs. Gertrude Erskins
hafva borjat grafva EFT djupt af-
leppsdike fran sion till Missouri
aoden for att vinna n,era land pa
den derigenom torrlapda sjobott-
men. Men en- AMMAN strandegare
pa motsatta sidan af sion, Britten
Galland, som har EFT bathus der,
skulle, derest sion delvis torrla-
des, ia slit bathus, som han an
lagt for en- kostnad at 700 dollars,
langt upp pa torra landet och der
igenom vardelost for slit andamal.
Dessutom menar han att jagten
och fSket i sion, hvaraf manga
delvis hafva sin naring. skulle for
storas, derest EFT afloppsdike an
ladies'. Han inlemnade derfor i
mandags i domstolen genom sina
advekater anhallan att Bigelow
och Mrs. Erskins skulle torbjudas
att fortsatta med grafningen.
Tiaigt i mindagsmorgse raka-
de en 20 ar gammal yngling vid
MANN John Author fran Leeds och
anstalld vid Omaha = jernvagens
verkstader att ia en- tullastad ask
hink vagande fera hundra pounds
Diver hogra benet, som krossades
strax under knaet och maste am
puteras pa Samaritan hospitalet.
Author hade just lastat hinken
full med aska, och den hade blif-
Wit uppdragen nsgra fot for att ia
gas ut och tommas, di blocket,
hvarmed den var tastad, gick SON.
der och hinken stortade ned pa
den under staende ynglingen.
9udarne komma har som i ALA
0friga delar at landet att fra en-
fest till aminnelse at att $50 ar da
%forhutit, sedan de forsta at deras
stamfrander invandrade till delta
land. De forsta iudarne anlande
nemligen till Forenta S~taterna ar
1855, och deras antal har uppgif-
YES nu uppga till I,s47,o22. En-
dast i New York hnnas 672,776
judar.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-03
Till Svenskarna i America.
GMeddeladt genoE Svensk-Amerikanska
Pressbyran i Stockholm.)
{ Fottsattning fran for. mr..

vandpunkt i Sveriges historic.
Med dsnna vandpunkt intruder
EFT nytt politiskt tidehvarf. Sve-
rige ar helt och ballet isoleradt
och dess framtid uppfylld med
,eventualiteter och vanskligheter.
Def ar mot dessa jag jag fore
sIagit en- kraftigare bevapning;
cch Diet dir alltid klokare att s0rja
for forsvaret under de lugna ii
derna, an att u~ppskjuta sina matt
och steg tills faran star och ga
par Oliver ems hufvud och da af-
ven de NEST energiska atgorsn-
den kunna komma for sent. Uni
.onsupplosningen har nastan in
sbjudit var ostra granne till att
skaffa sig isfria hamnar vid At
lanten. Ryssland kan latteligen
tframtranga till Norges kust utan
att berora svenskt terrltorium,
men frestelsen ar dock stor, att
i forbifarten tillskansa sig en- del
at Norrland. Ar Sverige da val
'forsvaradt, sd afvarjes denna fara,
och afven Ryssland, som inom
ito ar skal fam .ra Ia starkt och
maktigt, sedan dess iapanska sar
bIifvit lakta, skall da finna radli-
CAST att akta sig for att komma
de svenska granserna for nara.
Och for ofrigt, hvad hlndrar Nor
ge att i framtiden knyta for oss
skadliga och ~odesdigra forbindel-
ser med utlandska makter! Den
hansynslosa norska agitation ut
Iandet, som under Diet sista half
8ret varit direkt rigtad met Sve-
rige och som varit baserad pa
vilseledande och f~orvrangda franz
stallningar, innebar for osS EFT
gift akt! Under framtida kompli-
katio ner Nordeuropa skola Tysk.
la0d och Ryssland med all sanno-
likhet hafva gemensamma intres-
sen mot England. Norge kan
da, pa grund at slit lage, mar som
helst blifva indraget i f0rvecklin-
gar. Men Sverige, som icke d.
rekt ligger vagen for nagon stor-
makt, skulle f0rblifva fredadt och
respekteradt - ON Diet har yeti
att forsvara sig sjalft.
Oct ar icke for tidigt att redan
nu ordna forsvaret pa EFT sadant
satt, att vara grammar vanja sig
vid att rakna med oss sasom en-
anakt. Hvad som timat i SOM
mar pa var halfo har i icke ringa
man holt den svenska national
kanslan, och de manga utslag
daraf som kommit till offentlie
kannedom b8da, godt for kom-
mande, oroligare tfder. Svenska
folket har staff som en- man
man kring vilkoren i Karlstad.
Wi kunna daraf draga den for.
hoppningsfulla slutsatsen att sam
manhallningen skall blifva auda
fastare, da verklig fara hotar oss
en- gang.
Var styrka skall dock vaxa
anda hogre grad ON ALA jordens
svenskar intrada i Diet national :
f0rbund. som utgjorde grundtan-
ken i mitt fora upprop. Eft sd
daot f0rbund blefve en ny union,
en- union, hvars band icke =
n a busta. Och jag will pasta,
att svensk = amerikanerna icke
skulIe kunna bidraga till delta
mails vinnande, pa EFT mera var-
digit och effektivt sstt. ain genom
en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hvars re-
sultat anslogs till Sveriges kust-
forsvar. En- sadan gatva till DIET
gamla fosterlandet skulle i ALA
-afseenden leda till valsignelse.
Den blefve ! och for sig EFT monu-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-03

gatligt minnesmarke Diver natio.
nell sammanslutning i oroliga ii.
der, den skulle visa hela warden
EFT folk, som, stort och maktigt
lorna dagar, annu i var sena It'd
icke blifvit skiugradt som agnar
for vinden, mel icke ems d8 dess
olika kontingenter skildes at at
varldshaf. Det nya politiska ii.
dehvarfvet skulle icke kunna in
augureras pa ett mera ~storartadt
satt, och def yttre bevis pa pa
triotism som gafvan innebure,
skulle kunna betraktas som EFT
varsel till en- ny gryende storhets.
It'd for gamla Sverige. | och for
sig skulle den svensk- amerlkan-
ska nationalgafvan vara at stort
varde sasom EFT direkt och effek-
tivt okande at Sveriges forsvars-
krafter. men dess varde sasom en-
impuls och ell uppryckning at
svenskarna har hemma skulle
kanske vara anda Store. Den
skulle utgora en- valgorande pa
minnelse for oss att vi ega broder
och landsman pa andra sidan haf-
vet och att de vara darberta icke
glomt de knaggliga backar dar de-
ras garden staff. Pa Stamina gang
som denna offervillighet for oss
har hemma skulle utg0ra EFT ly-
sande och efterf0ljansvardt exem-
pei, skulle den forena den anne.
rikanska osterns och Westerns
svenskar kring EFT gemensamt
NAL, EFT stort och harligt nal,
namligen behofvet och iangtan
efter att fran sina nya hem BIZ
draga till Diet gamla fosterlandets
skydd och forsvar. Medvetandet
at att i nuvarande orollga It'd
hafva gjort slit basta for att Okla
hemlandets motstandskraft skulle
hos mangen svensk- american
minska kanslan at saknad efter
Diet gamla hemmet och samman-
knyta de band som brusto da
han, kanske for alltid, lemnade
Diet.
Med tanken rigtad harpa vagar
Jay alter framstalla mitt f0rslag:
erdna en- notwithstanding till
Sveriges kustforsvsr och ansla de
inhutna medlen till anskaffandet
al torpedbatar, afsedda att static
neras vid olika punkter at var
lsngstrackta kust. bet fumes
talrika svenska man i Amerika,
som veta och forsta huru en- in %
samllng af So stora dimensioner
bast horde arrangeras. och hvad
som borde goras for att satta lif
och hanforelse i f6retaget och att
lata Diet vackra andamSlet komma
till ALA sv~enskars kannedom. Be.
loppets storlek spelar kanske en-
mindre viktig roll, saliva saken
ar Diet viktigaste och den Diver
tygelse som skulle ingifvas oss,
att svensk- voro e I
med oss, da Diet gallde landets
forsvar. Visade sig resultatet
for litet for att kun ia verka eff
fektivt, sd kunde Diet ju forvaltas
och forkDfras tills Diet vaxte till
afsevarka dimensioner. En- eller
AMMAN f0rsakelsedag kunde arli-
gen anslas till okandst af den
svenska kustiorsvarsfonden, och
kanske skslle ocksa It'd efter an
nan donationer och gafvor stallas
till dess forfogande. Gsnom
denna sparbossa skulle svensk-
amerikanerna, babe de rika och
de fattiga, ALT efter rad och la
genhet = och hjartelag, kunna
sanda halsningar hem till Diet
land som ar oss ALA sd kart, och
som till hvarje pris maste raddas
undan stundande faror. Att saga
att hela insamlingen DIR ofverh0-
dig da ingen fara for narvarande
hotar vart land, ar en- dalig ur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.

Forty million bottles OF August Flow
er sold in the United States alone since
it's introduction! And the demand for
II is sull growing Isn't that q fine
showing Of success? Don't it prove
that August Flower has had mfaning
success I'm the cure Of indigestion and
dyspepsia two greatest enemies Of
health and happiness Does II not az
ford the best evidence that August
Flower is sure specific for an stom-
ach and intestinal disorders that Il
has proved Itself the best Of all liver
regulators? August Flower has a
matchless record of over 80 years IN
curing the aiiing millions of these dis
tresPing complaints q success that Ia
becoming wider in IFS scope every day.
at home and abroad. as the fame Of
August Flower spreads Trial bottles,
Csc; regular size use. For sale by
an Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
My Breath.
Shortness of Breath
Is One of the Conn
monest Signs of
Heart Disease.

Notwithstandln what many physlo-
isns say, heart disease can be cured
Dr. Miles New Heart cure has per-
manenty restored TO health many
thousands who had found no relief In
the medicines lallopathIc or homoco-
pathlc) Of regular practicing physicians.
1t has proved Itself unique In the hts
tory Of medicine, by being 80 uniformly
successful IN curing those diseases,
Nearly alway3 one Of the first signs
OF trouble is shortncss Of breath. Whoth-
er It comes as a result OF walking or
running up stairs, or OF other exercises.
II the heart IS unable 10 meet this extra
demand upon So pumping powors--thero
Is something wrong with Il,
The very best thing you can do, Is 20
take Dr., Miles New Heart Cure. II
viii so TO tho foundation Of the trou-
Bile and make Il permanent euro by
strengthening and renewing the nerves,
81 know that Or Niles New Heart
cure Is SrQ-t remedy For number
Of years ! suffered from shortness oi
breath, sr' cthcylrg spells, ana palms ln
my LETT side. For months at O time !
would be unable to Ito on my let side,
smother. < friend advised using DT
Miles New Hc1it Cure, which ! dd
with good results, J began TO improve
ot once, and after taking several hotties
OF tho Heart Cure the pains IN my sdo
End other symptoms vanished / nm
now entirely we'll Al those dreadful
smoihaIlng spells Hre thNg ~ TIE
post"--E T. DRAhE, M.lNetown, ..
II the frst hottie does not help you,
the druee win refund NoJr money
Lpnp White ia us fcr Free TRIAL
1NIi~J rgctasc Of Dr. Niles Anti
Pain Pils, tOe New Scientific Remedy
for Pain Atso symptom Bl5uk, our
You what a. wrnNt and roN IS DFht II,
free u3 NILES n .DJ AL co,
LABORATORIES, ELkAA&3, IND,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

OF tine variety lNshlug WAC pretty
good down near st. Anthony and ,spry.
iolly In TIE big canal which runs north
" the town Former Assistant chief a.
u. Wood Of tho Salt Lake IRE dcpart-
mout who now conducts a big ranch near
st. Anthony has no trouble m getting a
nice mess of trout from the canal Boo a
couple OF hours hsmuS boz the mornings
Mr. Wood has been most successful in
his work ana his many Salt Lake friends
Will be- pleased 90 hear OK his good f0r-
tune. lie expects 10 visit Salt Lake in
October
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
WANT DATE CHANGED.
Native Sous Demand different Date In
Brltt'NelsOn Fight

San Francisco. Aug S-A committee
from the order OF the Native Sons Of tine
Golden West today held % conference with
Mayor SchmitR and James W Conruth,
test scheduled 10 take place at CulmJ.
near mere. on Sept g. THIS Is the date OF
the admission of california into tho Union
and II Is annually celebrated by the Ma.
tive Sons and Daughters, The committee
asked that the date OF the fight be
changed aud that 10 be held I'm this city
Cofroth said ho would agree 20 this n
he were grated a permit by the city
The mayor did not object. but said the
permit must hc granted by the superyis-
nrs. most Of whom are out ot town. u
WAS finally decided to communicate with
them by wire ana request neir y',cs ON
the proposition. In the meantime TING
date Of the contest remains unchanged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
ALLIGATOR FOR PET.
Walter ", Green Of st anthony ENhlb'
it, Fine specimen.

Bob Ftzsmmous has his lion senator
Jm 1uUrios used % have o. bear for q
Pct Some sportsmun have badgers, coons,
bun dogs etc, but Walter W. Green of
81 Anthony. IDA, has one of the most
unique pets imaginable. IT h. a iour'ycar-
old alligator named TONY Tho vtga-
mra was sent 10 Nh Green from FLORIDA.
No ls about "a foot and "a half long ana
appears 20 Doe I'm the best Of health. The
gator knows Green and allows the mas
t,r 10 foudlo him but II stranger gots
gay with Tony the chances are mat
Tony win dine on a couple OF fingers.
Green has fine sport trying 10 sell gdl'r
orgs 10 strangers at from 50 to SN per
egg he has a. supply ~ birds eggs on
that they were "Tony's" egGs. Grccu
says DC win probably send the alligator
20 Salt Lake for the winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
A Wartor PimpIe
MAY BE DANGEROUS.

When wart, mole or pimple shows
any sign Of tenderness il is a warning
mat bad blood is behind it. Often these
places are on the face, hands, legs or
o'her part OF the body for years, and give
no sign to cause uneasiness, and then
WIN little rough handling, a slight cut
OF oTuise will develop into a sore that re-
FUSES to heal, and the sufferer finds him
cell afflicted with a cancerous ulcer.
About three years ago a blister came
~ the, right aide Of my nose, 1t grow
1pDo,e,Qllly IN spite of all efforts to heal IL
M Iue pain was not very severe at first.
tGgt increased when tho sore began 10
,hnane and discharge matter. At times
KY piaee would soab over and appear to
ogseltng well, but tho scob would drop
6sd' osfvlhg ercd, angry looking ulcer,
~ almost dospairSh of ever curing n,
SrDeu my attention was called TO S.S.S.,
after taking q few bottles the sOro
dge4n TO gradually grow smaller, tho
ovusrfe stopped and was cured,
"0N'ooro' Ky JNo. MASSIE
1.-THE blood is pure and healthvthese sores
eannot exist S. S. S. is the ideal blood
pui'her, II cleanses the blood OF al
polsons and impurities, making il strong
snG vigorous and able to supply the body
WIN the strength and nourishment Il
needs There is nothing that acts so
promptly as $, S, S., toning up the en-
Wv system, helping the general health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Senator Nevlauds Of Nevada was talk,
ing about farming.
"Furmprs are progressive aud GO
ahead. he said. They Keep iu touch With
ali the new agricultural inventions, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
THE NEWS IN Los ANGELES

The Doseret News viii he found on
sale In Los Angeles az the Standard
News Company, Al4 south Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Man rides silver King The high dive
ing horse. SNtaIr tonight 1880
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Chrstcuson'S Dancing Academy at
saltr, Monday. Aus 3D. Special matte
nee On IN, afternoon Grand ball a'
nIrhI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Mr.. Franklin p Foster Tenor Salt
air sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

John J., Robinson Bu'im. Sulois'
at Lagoon Sunday. Aug 2o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Man rides SILVER King, the high DIV
ing horse. sqltair tonight, 1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

his place and pitched sensational bah
for The remainder Of the game. Glade
pitched brilliant ban Tor 81 Louis after
Score. r.. VI. II.
Sc Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i3 /
Philadelphia .....,...............3 % /
Batteries Glade ana Spencer; Henley,
Waddell and Barton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGu Z.

Detroit, Aug IS Detroit won pitch
ers battle from Boston today Attendance,
lJg0
Score: Al. ~.
Detroit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Boston ..r...r,,t,,.'t..,. '''','''I
Batterios-Donovan and Warner, Young
aud Crgor
Chicago. Aug N-Chcago wCa six
inning game from New York today Rain
stopped tue game. Attendance, $500.
Score, X, ~ ".
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
New YORK t.,tsttt.t.ttt.ttt '''',t..'f" VI b
Batteries White, smith aud McFarlandi
Orth Newton and klen0w.
Cleveland. Aug iN-Clevoland was uu-
able 20 nit Hughes and Washington won
easily Attendance $500.
Score; X n, y.
Cleveland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Washington .,.t,,.,.,.',,.,,','..t't'p > "
Batteries Moore, Han and Buelow;
Hughes and Heydon.
ST Louis. Aug u.s. ST. Loun and Phil
adeiphia battled to "A slxteor-innlng tic
today. the final score being 3 To y The
Visitors seemed TO have the contest Won
I'm the ninth inning when, with two men
ont and no runs. Henley let down and
was hit safely i've times. Waddell took
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Ply, diving horses sar.ur today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19
THE DISCOURAGED RATS,

Boy babies. See Newell, 'a W snd s,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Five diving horses saltalr today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

and curing sores
permanently
Do not let a
wart or pimple
develop into a
cancerous ulcer,
but purify your
blood with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

~ 80. ,. ;. 1t is natures remedy, purely
tSesetaole, and while driving ali poisous
, ~ ,h the blood, will bald up every par,
y. lne system. book on the blooa and
agy medical advice desired will be given
N''uou' charge, 10 all who write.
'ns SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta, Ga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Boston Aug iS-rwo heavy batting
games were contested here today. Boston
winning first and Cincinnati tho Sec
opd in ten iuuings, Attendance 800
First Game
Score. II. " Il,
BOSlO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,'frf..''ls u -
Cincinnati .,..-,,.,,..,.,,.,..u,.u
Battcrlcs-Wills and Moran: Walker,
Harper. Barker and Street
Second Game
Score. IL. ". T..
Cincinnati ..,...t... f..'t,,'.,'..' -
Boston ....., ,,t.....t...tstt,,t 10
Battcries-Choch overall and Sche;
Wilhelm Harley aud Nocdham.
New York Aus lSh ton-inning
game today Now York defeated Chicago
Attendance, GOO.
Score. r. ". y.
ChicuEp ............. .......u..tl
New York .......... ............,.,.t
Battcrios- Briggs Weimer ana King
McGiunty and Buwermun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Bitteries-ShauO and LucIaL Lclhcld
and Dexter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-19

Batteries Brown, Taylor and Grady
pittngcr, Sparks and Doom
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-17
SECRETS OF
T|LDEN'S
OLD HOME

New York. Aug. Mediterranean
passages. leading from a secret staircase,
to -vauted chambers beneath the
old Tilden mansion In Gramercy park
have been brought TO light by the con-
tractors engaged In tearing out and re-
modelling the structure, which Is now
under course OF transformation into the
home for the National Arts club. Many
other peculiarities exist in the mansion.
which must have been the conception OF
Samuel j. Tilden himself. and which
have remained undiscovered up 10 this
day, although the famous old dwelling
has housed many tenants since his re-
moval TO Greystone IN 1879. where he died
In August. 1856.
There Is a legend among the old-time
residents OF the neighborhood that Tiden,
who aroused a host OF enemies by the
part he took in the exposure OF the Tweed
ring. had "A fear OF secret assassination
and built his house accordingly. The in
terror OF the mansion was q work OF art
I'm its day and Is scarcely equalled In
some respects even now by the palaces
OF upper Fifth avenue. I'm the work OF
remodelling now under way the secret
staircases and underground passages were
discovered As the builders, like Mr..
Tilden, long since Joined their fathers.
no explanation can be given for the mys-
terious passages other than that men
toned by old nelghbors
IL was found that the building had
three roofs instead Of one and that tiny
stairway led TO a secret passage from the
second floor. Entrance to IL was gained
by pressing a knob on the beautifully COW
cred wall panel The cellar, a puzzling
labyrinth OF vaults and passages was
found leading 10 a bricked tunnel. the
walls OF which are covered with mold but
which was otherwise perfectly dry
The tunnel so far as Il could be explor-
ed led straight south from the mansion
but it's terminus evidently had been closed
for many years and the air was found so
bad that the wreokers have not ventured
more than % feet into the passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-17
bARBER'S
TESTIMONY
IS TAKEN

Somerville, Mass, Aug 17.-In the court
hearing in the case of Joseph Evans. who
is charged with the murder OF George
l.. Fraser. the principal witness today
was Allen ]. Barber of woonsocket. r.
l., the husband of the woman who was
living at Evans house in this city.
Mr.. Barber testified that on the night
OF Aug. !, when Fraser was shot he went
to the Evans house with detectives and
policemen to investigate whether his wife
was taking proper care of their child.
He had taken the other men with him,
he said, because he wished to avoid trou-
BILE. The bell on the Evans house was
rung twice before the doors opened, fol-
lowing wt1tcf1 struggle took place i'm
medlately.
Then pistol shots were heard and Fras-
er was seen TO fall. Witness said that he
had then left the house and that the
police fent into theh ouse to investigate.