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The state herald., 1905-06-30

Secretary Taft seems To think that
trial by jury is not u very marked suu.
cess in th" Philippines. It is not sur.
prisnr II sueh should prove TO be the
case. Men must have pretty clear idea
OF the rights of their fellowmen under
the law TO m-ks tirst class Jurors.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

A noted physician clslms to have made
the discovery thnt the sting Of bees IL n
cure for rheumatism. This would be u
rather heroic treatment but most suffer
ers from that dread disease would wei.
come most any kind OF n treatment that
could be relied upon for cnre.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
CAMP MEETING

An all day meeting with n basket din
ner will be held ut the Holyoke camp
meeting next Sunday. Tables
will be prepared where tho people. can
spred their dinners together. Rev. Z, Y.
Allen will preach in the morning, after
noon and evening. Bro. Bunnngar will
sing. Come. @. s. Gard.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Rev. Chamberlain from Nebraska who
for some time hns been engaged in the
work OF evangelIstic singing spent few
days this week at the Hulyoke camp
meeting and aided very materiailyin fur
nishing music for the services.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY

The merchants II the Snuke river
country IN Wyoming have entered into
an agreement TO refuse to purchase farm
produce from any farmer who purchases
goods from the mail order houses OF the
clt;es,
The state herald., 1905-06-30
u. g. rLrmsd. Register.
ALIAS SUMMONS.
NIINb NVWMVNb.
stat. Of colorado.
county Of rhillip.,

hhiAb hlNMuNs.
Stat. OF Colorado,
tounty Of rhillip..
In the county court. (:
benjamin D"s LnurH. plaintiff vs. George "
casforj, George " Toms uu.tee. John "
Showers mud v Lnmeilus, defendants.
The People Of tho stat. Of Colorado.
To George " ,asferj. ooorRnw Toms irus.
tee. John " Showers aud Y Lumslius. tho de-.
Pendants abov. named rr,.tinHI
You are horcb, required 10 appear IN All act
ion brought against ,ou by III. above named
plnintin In tho county court OF Phillips county
state Of Colombo. aud answer the complain,
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof. " served within this county. OF. u
served on, Of this county, or by publication.
within thlfi, days after tho ssr,ice here Of. .I
elusive cf day of service, or Judgement by de.
fn"lt viii ba taken nrainst ,ou according to tho
prayer Of the complaint And ifs copy Of the
complain, In tho nboye entitled action be not
served with this -smipons, or u tho service
hcfoofbc rnnds oat of the state. then ten DAY,
additional 10 tho timo hor-inbofor- .p.cih. Il
for appearance and answer viii b. allowed ba.
fore the taking oi judgement by d.fsni, ns
aforesaid.
III. said action Il brought 10 quie, tho title
In the plaintiff 10 the south hnif Of the north.
west quarter IL Nnw ~ and tho north half of
the southwest qosticftn sw'D and iha south
half Of southeast quarter IT,, real and south
hnl' of southwest quarter is'i sw'il of section
ihifi, -four tsh township n, tal north Of fapgs
forts -four 90 ~e-, of Tho nth = n In tho eouuiy
of Phillips ami stats Of Colorado. plaintiff ailss.
Ing that he IA Tho sl4olui. owner n ard In ro..
..ssion oftaij land ADj that the dafandAhta
make some clnlm io said land nj.
terse 10 the plaintiff As will more fuiiy nppart
from the complaint In said action To which i.i.
erenre 10 hsfa made
And ,ou are hetrh, notified ihA, " you fail 10
appear. and IN uu,scf 40 said complain, ~
above required the sals plaintiff sill take
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Mrs. Freedom Soraguc Of Holyoke,
Colo, "A sister of Mrs Wanamaker, ac-
csmpanied by her peice, Miss Ellie Sprn-
que of Wood River, Neb., and her grand
daughter, Miss Ethel Saylor Of Haxtun,
Colo, came in Monday for weeks visit.
Imperial Tribune.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Van l.. Wilson, for several years res-
ident Of lamar, Mob, now owns the
Sterling flour mill plant and is making
arrangements to put IN the necessary
machinery for an alfalfa mill.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Mrs, Cbas. b. Timberlake returned to
Sterling Saturday to spend tn, summer
with Mr.. 1imberlnkc. her husband. Mrs
Timberlake is a teacher in one OF the
Denver schools and does not get tt come
down to this city very often, che was
heartily welcomed home by her many
friends. Sterling Democrat.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
ATTENTION coMRADs.

There will be n meeting Of tho mem,
ocr OF the Post held AT the Hall Satur.
day July lat At = y. m. To consider thu
matter of u picnic on july ith. A full
n'tcndspe, ID desired. ". Freeman.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Otto Herold, foreman OF the Bnrling-
ton round house at Holyoke, and his
family returned Monday from weeks
visit with friendu at Denver and other
points in the state.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Holyoke will not celebrate this year
but many OF the people will take this op-
portupity to visit neighbornp towns and
help swell the crowd for their celebra-
tions.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
A CARD.

We take this opportunity Of thanking
the friends and neighbors who so thou
ghtfully and kindly assisted US during
the last sickness and the funeral servo.
es Of our companion and mother.
Edward Anderson and Children.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Rev. and Mrs. r. N. Smith OF Jules
burg came down to Holyoke Monday to
attend the evangelstlc services this week
and meet their many friends in this
county.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

default and judgment as prayed in his com.
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
county court at Holyoke, Colorado In said
county. this 9th day Of June A. D. 1905.
W.0. HELLAND,
Clerk Of the County Court.
(sEAL) Phillips County. Colorado.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

The camp meeting is drawing to a close.
Sunday evening will be the last preach
ing service. You are missing more than
you realize L you are failing to attend
these services.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

The church people Of Sterling are con-
s,dering the advisability OF holding un-
ion preaching services in the park during
the warm weather.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Mrs. George Brooks and children who
had been visiting her parents in Hol-
yoke left Thursday for her home Mt Oh.
erin, Kans.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
u q. TLrnIsG. Register

NQTICE Fur PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE Ht sterling. Colo.
juno 70. ieoo.
Notice is hereby given tina, III, following named
sctiler has hled notice Of his intention tn max.
hnai proof in support of his claim. and that satd
proof will be made bcforc clerk Of county corr
ut iolyokc. Colo. on July -. 1905. viz; Char.
lott" Linstrom widow OF Samuel A Lin-irom de-
ceased II 4 No iSps for the 5 y =, Sec 10 rsN. II
~ 9th pm.
Ilo nance the following witne,res to prove his
continuous residence upon nnd cultivation Of
said land. ,izi
Charles Paul Of IIolyoke. Colorado
John jicginhothnm
John stAp -
Flank 81 Smith
u. q. fLrMINn. Nrri.irr
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Judge Bennett was called to Iowa last
week by the dangerous sickness OF his
brotherlnlaw.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Remona Moore, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. b. F. Moore Of Holdrege, Neb, is
visiting in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Delavap Sears went to Sterling last
week where he expected to find work for
few months.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Mrs. X. Buchanan Of Sterling came
down the first Of the week for visit in
Hoiyoke.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Prospects for heavy wheat crop nre
reported from all parts of the state
where wheat is raised.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
stops the Cough

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cnre
a cold IN one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Yuma county will send an agricultural
exhibit to the Northern Colorado Dis.
trict Fair at Fort Collins,
The state herald., 1905-06-30
FOURTH OF JULY RATES.
Via Burlington Route.

Round trip tickets at very low rates
on sale July l, 2, 8, and A. Return limit
July 9th. Miuimum rate 25 cents. AJAX
the agent.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Judge W. G. Holland left Rolyolke
Monday FOR visit Of couple of weeks
st Brooklyn, Iowa.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
firs, publication June 10, 1906.

First publication June 10. 1906.
NutiuH for Publication.
Land ONCE Mt Sterling Colo
June u. 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Med notice Of his intn-
tion to make iinai proof In support OF hts
claim and that said proof will he mad. before
Clork of County Court nj Holyoke. Colo. o.
July -. igoS, vixi william Woodlands II v No
lsii for the NEs soc Sr N II t5 W 9th +. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rcsiicnc. upon and cultiya.
ton of SAID land viz
August Bioiklun Of iioiyok. Colo
E.ld Kinney
Chris Lon-burry
Fred A Woodlands
a. ~
The state herald., 1905-06-30

We understand that o. Q. Zingg is on
a deal for the sale Of his stock Of goods
to Cannday Brothers.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
Sterling and Julesburg will celebrate.

Edna Fitzpatrick OF Denver is visiting
in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

Mr. Bunnagar OF Denver, who il as.
sisting Rev Allen IN his evsngelistic
work at Holyoke, is truly most success
ful evanc-ls,ic singer. His Bible mes.
snges in song reach people that preach
ing never would touch. Many who
would deliberately walk away from hn
opportunity to benr good sermon will
always stop to listen to good Bible
song well sung. Mr.. BunnsRnr's singing
takes woll with tho people.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
||'||I| |||5'||||||I Time ra32e.1 TABLE, able:

Lincoln, Denver,
Omaha, Helena
Chicago. Butte,
81. Joseph, Portland,
Kansas City. Salt Iako City,
6t. Louis and all points San francesca and
vast and south. all points west.
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS
No. Isl, West bound arrives 7I7 p. M. central
time. leaves s:la p ms central time
daily except Sunday.
No. is9. East bound arrives 800 n. m. central
tins Leaves sos a. M, central time
daily except sunday.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars tseats
free) or trough trains. Tickets sold and bag
age oL.ckeu to any poin, in tho Unite States
or Canada.
For information. time tables. mnps and ticket
call ~ or write to c. A. Mowry Agent Roi
yoke, Colo, or J. Francis. Gen'l Pass'r AEt o.
maha. Neb
The state herald., 1905-06-30

The ienmster strikes for shorter hours.
the mnsons and carpenters demand nn
eight hour day. Tho section hand throws
up his job, the factories are closed. and
everybody clse, 1t seems, TO work IN in
disposed. But still the farmer never
kicks, hc plants and sovr ana plows; he
works I'LL dark and then goes home and
m,lks ton head Of cows. lie never asks
for shorter hours. he stops not To com.
plain, hea up o'clock the next day
aud milkn the COWS again; then to the
Held he hurrics forth and sings his mo,
ry tune, and wonders what the price OF
hogs !. going To b. next Jun..=Es.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
Stores Closed.

Our stores will be closed all day July
4th LEBLANC ~ ScHEuNEMASN,
p. j. PETER,
CAsADAY Bios.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
rirs, publication June u 100,

JVUWIH Tut 7 UUIIL aIIUII1
United States Land ofiicc
Sterling Colo June - lSiS,
Notic. is hereby given that the following
named settler has filcd notice Of his intcn-
ton 10 make final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof viii b. made be-.
foro the clerk OF the county court at ,iol-
yoke. Colo, on July 20. 1906. viz; Sarah !
Harmon II No iiis for the e.. Nwa " 4,
Me- sec lsT6n. Il n W. 9th p. NJ.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous Tcsiicncc upon and culiiva.
tion Of said land, VIZ;
james Jeirries uf Iiolyoke Colo
Elmer Worley
Frederick Jeifrics
William X Johnston -
ID q EllMINE Eruisln
The state herald., 1905-06-30
II FAINTER. Editor and Publisher.

Eutured at the post.onice at uplyo,tc. Colo
-".Sni class mail matter.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
Published every Friday.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

lNF iENn. Al 50
~ h"h rus .sss'.'....... ...ss-s....4 ......lh
'hhAh h"NrIs............ ...,,......... ... 20
business and commercial advertising nj rs rra
'onable rates no can be Afforded by n legitimate
NrSspapcr
Legal sdvertiElng at rates preecribed by law
he space occupied by 30 ems rohpaJeil conrti
st,nH folio.
The state herald., 1905-06-30

The Normal Institute OF district No I
VIII convene at Akron. Washington
county, July 10, and will pe in session
ten days; also second session will con.
,ene at Sterling, Logan county, com.
mencing july 30, and will b. ~ session
ten days, Conductors: MIR. G. V Par.
ker Of Julcsbure, Mr.. 4. s. Dow OF Hol.
yoke md Miss Eleanor Jones Of Greeley.
Let the Yuma county teachers attend
on. or both session.. and thus further
tn. interests OF education In this section.
The state herald., 1905-06-30
TROUBLE FOR COUNTY rRFASURtRS

Un' OF 'R' lawn pia1al A. tbs lasl acs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
TO BOYCOTT BRITISH GOODS.
Monster MOSIns BY Bengal lS TO Pro.
test AaaInst Partition.

NNNh EHNOVaA FeNN 'A'e'l
Calcutta, Sept. Softly thousand
Bongahs assembled at the temple OF
Kaligh have sworn by the Goddess
Kali to boycott British goods rs a pro,
test against the partition OF the prov.
ince OF Bengal.
The administrative work Of the prov.
ince according to the views OF the
home and Indian governments nave
grown to such unwelldy proportions as
10 necessitate a division Of the labor,
hence the partition OF the province In.
to two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The
Bengalis are intensely resentful at
what they characterize an attempt 10
split the population and impair the
Bengalis nationality. At scores Of
meetings throughout Bengal the people
have pledged themselves to support
the boycott. which has received the
sanction OF the priests,
The scene at the temple Of Kp
CHAT, the greatest in Bengal, was strik.
ing when the immense assemblage
took the oath. lin the holy presence OF
the Goddess Kali, not to use foreign
goods, buy articles in foreign shops
when available in native shops or EN-,
ploy foreigners on any work that can
be done by our countrymen," The
high priest then placed mystic yer.
million symbol on the forehead OF each
OF those who took the oath.
The foreign firms are already feel.
ing seriously the effect OF the boycott.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
OUR NEW YORK
WEEKLY .LETTER
Smart Frocks Seen on the Avenue,
In Fashionable Foyers and
al the Play.
Tip Tilted Hats In the Rialto Parade,
Grape Scarfs, Chemise,tes and
Other Accessores.
By RENE DEvERAUX.

II requires nut few crisp typical
New York Eau days to bring forth Oh
the avenue, IN hotel foyrrS. shops and
restaurants such an array OF smUrtly
guwned women az almost to bcwlldcr
one with their charm OF contrasting
fashions. Certainly Hs many COlors
are TO be seen us there are In the an.
tumn foliage. but Fortunately one point
is distinctly noticeable aud that IL
that the general fashlOnanlr color tones
tend toward the sublud rather than
the brilliant shades which almost
startled one ut the beginning Ut last
season
Among the matinee crowds which al.
ways throng Firth avenue ana broad
way In the ncIghborhoOd NJ the Rlalto
one would single out the different
shades OF plum for their richness Of
color aud appropriations Tor after
noon frocks This shade uuqucstlon.
ably the newest. II seen la itS great
est beauty In the medium weight
brOadcloths, which perhaps tailor best
after all. All the shades ~ wine. from
the deep crimson to shade "a tribe
plnker than cerise, ARE popular, the
lighter shades Ia the soft hrurlcttas,
cashmeres aud chiffon cloths being cX.
tenslvoly used for house gowns.
There h distinct style In small IN.
visible checks, In bin" and green par.
fipulaFIv affFntsfIvp IA unsiiafsJ f7r-fl.
lugote and long severity tailored coat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

Chicago. S.. 30 Geo. X. Moore,
known to the police under three az
ferent names. NAs arrested yesterday
on a charge Of larceny and oo,aining
money under ialse prelenSss The
scheme adopted By him. the police Dc.
clare. Is inEenius. and had been used
ussd IN the past few ysarG MoOFu
would obtain employment from Ohs Ol
the department stores ahd "a that say
learned the names Of the PATROLS Of
the store. Who bad charge Of the &C
counts and am0asi Of goods Usually
bonght by them euFihE the W7aia. O.
would call ~ their homes and stats
that be bad come 70 collect q bill that
had bseu past due. he sunesSdsd IN
muleting nlasy patrons o., % hah
arods d doiiara.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

ChlcsED, Sept g0.--rrns bilia we're
returned ~ ne EfaHd JURY yesterday
against ibe pSoMOtsFs aad oNHefa ~
tSs ely q Traverse EambliHE boat
charged Sith ne kespiag ~ q con
mon gambling house ahd a cohspimey
70 90 an illegal 49, s0ms ~ tao
isfsnGahta mahl lace TIE tso indlet
nsnta toe ksepiBa q eommOa Eaalbtas
hDass aHd tso iHd'etmsats Zoe oon.
sDirsey, FOufisrn defendants UeFs
aansd 10 thr bills The sviaaaes o.
ths Indictments vsfs voted related %
. Single 0eeAs,9a whsa The bdaf Haa
saii 20 have besa IL iiliB0is Walsfs
Whea pools 90 heroes WsFs Sald.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
BROKE SUICIDE COMPACT.
W0man Pound psad--Potlss Believe
Man Fal,sd 10 Keep Agreement.

WSmSn Pound psad--Pollss BsllsVs
Man Failed 10 Keep Agreement.
~ Louie sept 90. The deed body
Of Mrs Nellie West Loug vas found
IN = ROOM a. tho Burlington hotel 10.
day Sho had committed suicide With
morphine.
hcu Grimm her huncee. Who vas
with her, 10 under arrest charged with
having eBt into q suicide compact
Wiih the WomBn 10 declared that they
were aboui 10 be married shca no be.
came sukpig Jua that sho bad aot OBJ
taiHod : DIVORCE from oliver Long Ne
confronted her At hor home last night
ana, be said she suddenly cried out
that she would commit sdlclda ana
faa from the house. To talk vi,h
hef. be aald. be took bef 10 hotel.
aaf While aLasht from tho foom ahs
took morpb.oe When hs returned.
he found boz dead and gave The alarm.
The police sEpFrss tho belief that
q suicide compact had been catered
iaio and Grimm failed 10 lake he 0wn
life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
cANNlsALs HAVE FEAST.
Killed Two Natives Of MSuleolo Island
and Ate Then

and Ate Then
Victoria. b, c., Sept SOL News Of q
cannibRl feast by blacks l MallicOlo
were received yesterday by the Milo
vera. Two natives OF Moskelyn island
were trading when they we're way
laid near the Mallicolo by cannibals.
The men were slaughtered and their
bodies carried 10 coast village, al
which place they were opened Is game
and preptred for q feast
The BODIES were placed IN a nstir-g
canoe and as the murderers we're ieay.
ing they Incurred the suspicion Of ".
vigouFez. a French trader The natives
told MIN they had killed some piss
aud the Frenchman. believing their
story. allowed them 70 20.
It subsequently, transpirVd that soy,
eraI tribes were assembled aad q feast
Of human aesh was held.
While settlers learned OF this and
under pressure. the natives admitted
they had roasted the bodies and de.
vOured the arms and legs Of the 10.
fortunate men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

suits - becoming % tan Women. bot
quite - fnaug '~,lers ana Eiana are
hesu go tbe sfrrvg brre End IA MAS
eErltialFe slY-rf--
Thrrp n - Tine when thrae hniiy
litie tactgt salta ncel1 nlaee riiarmhsa
ihah the eafiy Vail. flr h y iisn ths'
no taii1g E,ats EiFi b eaea ~ hsr Errai
81 EioTy Vile the enaaGa far wrats
foiis afyund. h5HaseT. nahF n 4 Fuit 4
bcaf p0ihis are hsL Partl~uiaFig D.
tbs trus ~ ssEaaa. ~ atGiosi iavari
silY skirta sgr gEigimusd. eel ~ az.
tErtiVg featvres aHs o. eaeruts ~
lars. Waistfpsts 'nulasaEs. srFrrl 81.
Teas sha hFeam. pa teiis and EiFfies
o. ne sttsr hanf ~ iaaF eBst h fss
qna1ig fuEl-iealiR heafY % ~ Wara
aifhuuf q vga ~ - kfiee- snd 3
Euagl nfHis EndsrneatA Elv.
CabFBpetts gFtLtFw ~ fashta
rnrkc0el ulutasfF Hhaa ftag fruts
a. F1mi1g ~ ~ 1870 rtffL AZ q
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

g. 90 ~ d. g. ~ % fTett
tsat H6satstst tgsb. ts@ Ast day "
hia sammsf s0bytfE a. naG4m1fs HIa
10 pfrpsfatiga ~ bs e4DsF tsfs fof
Ne siaa0a amer tsyysiBs a coaple
- boafs - ~ 5S.eisi sBfr-sgsdsfass
~ pssaed shs fsmAlsdsf ~ Ess day
aaout Ihs hgats 49, efqaass rr.ag
6ifsatzas ~ ~ tssH rtfs. Tae pee
tteat sna .ifs EsQssssil aaf lhra
eaUafva s1A cave hgg Wsslisrtsa a.
maFTaw msss ~ 81 90 0esek &c
gsia b teaeaaiss % snsgs a uasa
HSfae e SIS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02


ChattaE0oEa. Teas. sept. Ats
iocai oOmni,iss o. aftsbdaacs Tor ne
apygoacaina e0nfefeses % lmmiGrufioa
and qaaFaatias % b held % tAls e.tg
90 NoF afe. u ~ Fecaipt ~ ne foll0u
inK ietier fF0m Congreasmaa Oscar "
UEderuood. o. nirminEham. Ala -Faf
maaJ pear % o0aETeus I have bsen
AghiiaE fof hmila4 immiEFsfioa.
hiak q 10 . ggsssioa % vrry grsai
iDpefiasas 70 ths eountry zee { an
VefJ Gia1. ia4sFd 70 kssW t1at thess
uil - . cgufsrrDcs - tha peos.s ~
~ p1ulh asu Noyembef O. Tee qssa
uea fhoss sd sEpecf 10 b. d Cat
tasocEa a. tts time e tomrfbiar So
fafeHsa $3.50 CO.. oeaaf. anf mIaa
as1e ga - Eitt = ftEa paft d a.
fittErs,sa 81 us ete1Iae
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

YsfA. pa sept Ia,--A m0aahieni 70
c0afsAHofats tbs hattls u uan0vsf.
erected W ne state ~ Peuhsy!ya
wa ahyeilaa Yesterday a iafge stm.
~ q FetsgaBs Whq fgasbt abdsr kli
patrist a. iian1gsF tz ysafa ago setg
gfessag - witness ne ceremonies fak.
iag paFt "a b. Thsy eams from PEAS.
sTiVnala. NsE YOfk vsfmoat, alea
isa1 end Wssi Virginia shs states
fgpresgafe1 iu FsFH's aad Casisrs bft
gaaes To- u,os imsni - az elussifiaa
giaiae n bFouts Of cagalfg saldisF
e. pieEst ssly 81 = sstnits bass .
80 80
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02
CARTER FIGHTS TO
HOLD The MONEY
Government Trying to OOnAS
cate 100000.
DEFENDANT Is cRosaGxAMlNGD

that the Money Belongs to HE Path.
Orln:Lsw and that He WHS Only an
Agent,
Chicago, Sept S0,--Thc cross. exam.
nation Ut former Captain o. NJ Carter.
OF the United States army, who Is
tghtlng to prevent the CuunseatIon VI
the 100000 seized at tho time OF hiS
arrest on \ charge OF defrRudinE tho
government, was continued today be-
tore Special Examiner Richard w. Wy.
man
The defendant has been ON the Wit
ness stand continuously Tor ak days,
but there is no physical indlcQtiOn OF
the ordeal both sides are anxious
to complete the taking OF Testimony
At the earliest moment 40 tho case
may be- returned To United States
Judge Kohlssat for dcclslun without
unnecessary delay
When the hoRrlag was resumed A..
slstaut United states Attorney Erwih
questioned tho defendant regarding
several Wabash bonds purchased by
Captain Garter and his father lulAw.
u , Wssteott, In New York, late Ia
1899, Tor tlo2?6,
The Defendant said II was one %
many purchases made by himself and
hls iRthcru.IuW, They were In part.
ucrship IN several deals, In some
casou The wIinRss said he slmpIy acted
o. the ageat nt SIR. Wosoott, Later
he mAdo = ull accounting TO hla faith.
crinlaW aad received receipts for ell
the money paid out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-02

men held in New Orleans, and are
armed with opinions Of sanltarians
and other data to show that New Or.
leans has probably had her last visI.
tStion Of yellow fever.