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. Y OVER THE. /. !.
ORDERS TO RETREAT
tcSSoessacks, Bitterly Disappointed, Kiss
Y; sloodstained Earth and Obey /.
3 Command.

: ST. PETERSBURG, March ia
correspondent with General Rennen.
kampff's headquarters describes the
ITsinkhetchen operations, the difficult
retreat on oubenepusa and the stub.
born defense Of the positions there
by this hardy vanguard of the iirst
army. The story relates the reluc.
lance with which the rlecimated rem.
nant of the command abandoned the
position which it had maintained at
enormous cost is dated Positions
on the Hun River. March TO-" The
tlifilcn!t nature Of the country through
which the detachment was retiring
is shown by the fact that It took a
messenger three days 10 reach Tie
Pass. The dispatch follows: 49,:
When on the evening of March !
the Oubenepllsa detachment received
from the staff Of the first army the
order tosretire 10 positions on the
Hun river, east of Fushan, the OH.
GERS first refused to believe that the
order was authentic, the more so as
the Japanese toward evening had be:
gan to retire along the whole front,
and the troops expected from moment
to moment an order to launch them.
selves in pursuit.
4 So cruelty, so bitterly disappoint.
Ing was the orderto abandon the 20.
sitions on which about two.thirds of
the whole detachment had fallen,
that many of the soldiers, sobblng,
knelt and kissed the bloodstained
earth end gloomlly and mwillin;
carried out the order to retire. On
every hand 5privates were asking
their leaders why and getting no ex.
PLANTATION. .is,,
In the depth OF the night lines of
troops moved out of The sentrench.
ments, leaving the bodies of their fel.
lows. buried and unburied, behind,
and then burned the stores and pro.
visions which We're abandoned by the
unexpected retreat, enormous fires II.
Illuminating the road ,afar The re.
treat was executed in perfect order,
and the troopers, leaving .Madyadany
10 the eastward, fell back 10 the ap.
pointed positions on the Hun river.
Officers and men alike felt the blow
lteenly. why, oh, why" sobbed one,
did not they let us die in our posi-.
tions?"
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SINGING sooTHEs
HYsTERlcAL GIRL
Her Condition Brought About BY
Sudden Encounter With
Footpad.


EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill.,, March 10
Thrown into violent hysteria by an
encounter on the street Saturday
night with footpad who robbed her
of $40, Mamie Powers, aged IS years,
lies at her home unable to recognize
those about her, and is Quieted only
while songs are sung to her. The
attending physician thinks that the
soothing influence Of the music will
eventually restore her 10 health.
Miss Powers rushed home after
her encounter with the robber and
fell fainting. When revived she raw.
ed unintelliglbly, and since has had
but lucid moment. That was Sun.
day afternoon. when she suddenly
cried: SO az =
Send for VIII McGraw. i want
him TO sing" A 80 4a.5s
VI The young man was summoned,
and. accompanying himself on man.
dolin, began singing. Instantly Miss
Powers became calm. The moment
the music ceased she grew hysterical.
AlcGraw sang himself out and was
relieved by another mystical visitor,
and the music was continued s. until
midnight, when the patient fell into
81 a51d DC sleep. yesterday she was
again y;stericalsS and the singers
again calmed her g ~.
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FHE0lLFI FIELDS


& sSearNS edaIia. odlfidge county.
|t The Hops Natural Gas compans has
9 comp letea its test Wen on the George
r. Iyons farm and has d good s.as IS 4,
in the Gordon. 3s5s;iifs
Il West Of Weston; Lewis county the
Reserve Gas Company has; completed
its test well 5on the j. iW., Waldeck
farm and has a fair gasser / IN s!thea
fifth sand. Ii 53tS n Il
In the smithfeld district sinsWetzel
county the South Penn s. Company
has drilled Its: ties Z on the IS Ohm ii j.
Gee farm into #the Gordon aanud !; the
hole has filled up 900 feet with sfluidi
South; off, smithaeld carahanst x
Smith have drilled their test On The et
J. +. Lowe farm Into the Gordon and!
the well9has made a 30 barrel fiso,wv flow;
In the same district, the South Penn
OIL Company has drilled Its No. 20 on IN
the Matilda Gallaher farm 30 i feet,
Into the Big sInjun and has found no
oil or gas. :. 8,i &.
In the Pine Grove extension, /; the
South Penn Company has drilled its
second test on the Marion Gorby.
farm - feet into the Z Gordon, and
has found no oil or gas.
In the Wallace district, Harrison,
county, the Middle: Run OIL g. Gas
Company has drilled its test on sthe
w. q. Robinson farm into the Cor
don and the hole has filed up q 900
feet with oil. y. s5ljyys
Near Blacksyille, Monongalia coun..
ty, the Hope Natural Gas Company
has drilled its test on the 9Cumielrs.
land farm into the Gordon and has,
a show for a .12-barrel producer. .35
On the east side Of the Folsom dis.
trict, In Harrison county, the South
Penn Oil Company has drilled its
test well on the A. G. Kelly farm
through the Gordon and the hole has
filled up $50 feet with oil. 1t will
make a light pumper. ~.
Gritty Georgc-Lady, Twill Yer
please give mo some Of yer. husbands
old clothes? know he is rich.
The l.ady-That's the trouble. He
is rich enough to wear old clothes
hl.nself.-Clicago News. FIX
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VETERINARIAN SURGEON. +
DR.. JAMES E. MAeEE, I
Veterinarian Surgeon and Dentist
ONCE at Chilson & Claytor's Liver
Stable. Bell Phone 1854 n.
"Thc Wizard Of or

1t should be remembered that the
cyclone scene in The Wizard Of Or,
comes at the very beginning Of the
play, and that the curtain issup and
h,iiSssparticular5 scene over shortly. az.
O'clock. .s!:..
! have aome GOOD bargains on Ear
mont avenue Cali and see mo. ~
HI LanhaH. \: 3.s y
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lLooKRo,UT;


For Sale.
Il
SIX and q half acres Of land one
mile from Msinersyille, good Groom
house. stable and other uildings,
plenty fof good fruit, water 81 ped into
house-sixteenS and a half acres adj
Joining also for sale II desired ]. Apply
to 4. i:.: ;...5 S.9WALKER,
- = 81 2 East Park. Is
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oils stIa% lsins; of Meadowdale, is
:fsriiss With a bad hand It sud:
- nly became II famed and swollen
ago,swi thoqts his knowledge
49, 49, e. The cause herefor Upon In.
estisatt ton he found the Indication
q g former pune ta1;e on the inside IL
Is tise middle finger which; wheh
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-fell.
Sale.

The West Virginlan resp ecttnlly
solicits job printing q Of all 4 skinds.s
Neat work at reasonable prices &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-15

Some nice lots on Hamilton Hill fot
sale. AZ good bargain. a. H. Ian:
ham.
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All Music sung in The Beauty Doc:
tor" on sale only at Marion PlanoN
Co. Y; \
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see die boat come a 5i!g..
Elijah Watkins accompanied$isby
his lrother diva vent To- Weston on
Monday to set ready and move his
family here bys the first Of April. i
Kiss Eud fora s tone, q ast4 Parl,
aseniie, returned home last evening
after q few weeks visit with friends
Iii eadtzs otloss VII ere s he had d i: de-
lshtfii time. z. e 2
serl Sample who has been here
Wishing lis psrent IS for d few days
on Merchant Street has returned TO
= his home In 2 ttsblrg where he iden:
Red the &spapers3business.
New Iper.
ISAAC porans OF Unionto Pa, ar
lived in the cit on Monday evening,
hasisg engaged with Fred Cumpston
e help keel aipE with his growing cigar
gFlns
trade lf eondi tions warrant he will
move his family here later on n
out For Drill.
Clinton .McE lfresh and Guy Reeves,
along with others Of CO. III from
4 Winfield district came / In for drill
last night. They are preparing for
nspeetion in Aprll. when the boys
VI llshe put to the test, and they do
not ish5toEbe found wanting. -
Back to d ebraska 81 80. IS
Lake 81 Nebraska who has
been back here al ter several years
absence for syIsi tswithS his mother
and stigesS Winfield district,
started back home yesterday by way.
Iissoil here he expects to stop
and look alter some land interests on
his returns Fl:
The OPPOSITION silenced.
Not a word has been heard from
amy source for the pas few days.
against the conso lidatlon Of; Il our
school ,listrie This Els evidence
hat 4 ter much public and private
fiisetlssio ofs the question Of the
qiiesti pnsin ALI IT'S phases, the people,
e aftef realizing It's many advantages
are at astsfonnd clothed and in their
Fisiti iaind: Financial economy, al.
ssnsed edGcati onal advantages and
llsanIel nal pro ress call for consol,ln.
tiol 1.
The interest Still HI lds.
sarse audience was present last
evening at the esbyterian Church,
to listen 70 the earnest appeal made
SPat ton and the 3Alezici,.
singers against The green door that
swings upon its hinges. So unabat..
- ing is the terest manifest. that they
tged 60 remain for another
NEE ting o.morrowl evening TO which,
They consent tea. i
RS cox's Burial.
Ms Eliza beth Cox of Barnsyille;
died s9ns Sunday the Eth inst, while
wishing Dr. James Cox at Uniontown
l'a Ehe remains were brought 10
ms CITY esterday afternoon at one
clock and aken to GAINESVILLE for
tie; funeral service at 2o'clock and
ptermeitt f' lowing thereafter. She
has many elativcs in this city ana
ton ofss ~ y State, OF whom re.
marx number are practicing PHI
sicf1hs
t55sit An I E nlctirean R,,1 b salg,..-s.
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have some fne lots IN Morrow;
l Place YET. Y. q. Lannam. 81
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Charles Howard Is a specialist o.
children's photographs. x.
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81 toEbe found wanting.
BAG < to IN ebraska.3

u =. Lake 81 Nebraska who has
been t,ack here after several years
aosenc for Yis itswithS his mother
and Tslstiye Wintield district,
started bach rome gesterday3by way
q iisspilrfi here he expects to stop.
and look after some land interests on
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out Forr5 DILL

Clinton McE fresh and Guy Reeves,
along with others OF CO. II from
Winfield district came X IN for drill
last night They are preparing for
inspee ton in April. l when the boys
willshe put 70 the test, and they do
mot gjshstoEb found wanting.
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Representatives S. J. stockley, w.
\. Gundry and II. S. Josephs com.
posed the subcommittee that report.
ed on conditions at st. Louis.
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Of thought research untng energy and un.
are the the medical the
a acute and chronic complex. ranging
cancer a5
n nv
State 5Societes
the State
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
p..,..,. franklin. wife.

A very unnattering description of
BENJAMIN Franklin's wife is taken
from the diary of Daniel Fisher. who
was Franklin's secretary for short
time. She sat on the floor at neigh
bors She assumed the airs Of extraor-
dinary freedom and great humility.
lamented heavily the misfortunes OF
those who are unhappily infected with
a too tender or benevolent disposition.
said she believed all the world claimed
the privilege OF troubling her pappy-
20 she usually calls Mr.. Franklin-with
their calamities and distress. giving us
a general history of many such wretch
e. and their impertinent applications.
He mentions the turbulence and jeal-
ousy and pride Of her disposition and
the violence OF her invectives. Pointing
to Frauklins son one day. she exclaim-
ed. There goes the greatest villain up
ON EARTH
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
Careful Of Her Nose.

Many interesting stories OF couruers
and fayorites at the old French court
are found in the memoirs of the Mar
ouise de Creluy. She says that on GER
tain solemn occasions kings OF france
wore ermiue Innings TO their robes. but
erm.ne became scarce, and she writes: !:
The amounting OF Louis Nv. was re-
tarded some years for want Of this FUR
for the court mautles- and at the coro-
nation OF Louis NV. they actually
used catssin- Superbly elegant was
the Duchesse de Ia Fecte who generally
was carried around under canopy.
The marQuise goes INTO ecstasies CON
cernins this particular duchesse, whose
eyes had the most disdainful express
sion ever saw. though they had
slight east in them" But her supreme
elegance can be appreciated when II Is
known she never blew her nose for
fear of spelling her Greek contour. but
dabbed 1t at intervals with small
square OF cambric"
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
..,.,.r.. Sense Of HumoF.

A high naval official, now dead otteh
cited as an example of giiaStly hu'h'f
an incident that befell young woman
during the civil war.
.She was good and kind ne "ou'G
say "and during the war she NlS'''''
the hospitals daily, distributing fruits
and flowers and tracts.
zone morning on her rounds young
soldier Immediately after she hau
n,ssed him, set up loud laugh.
"She turned and looked at nm III
surprIse, His seemed pitiful case
Nothinc of him but his face was vlsi'
h,e on the little white bed. and this
Young face was sadly thin and pale
Nevertheless he laughed like one pos
sessed. His mirth resounded through
the crewsome room
1.-THE visitor returned TO him.
".Will you tell me what amuSes you
she said.
".Why, a'am.' said he. here you
have given me tract on the SIN oi
dancing wheneI've got both legs shot
on" baltimore Herald.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
Books In Series.

While it is certainly a pretty sight to
see a long row of books in a neat and
uniform binding. like soldiers on pa
rade. there Is a distinct loss of indi-
viduality. As you glance over your
books upon their shelves it is pleasant
to recognize them from their outward
dress. They keep themselves better in
mind If each one is not exactly like its
neighbors. You are even likely to for
get what you have If you cannot know
them from across the room.
We often go TO the bookcase looking
simply for something to read" and
then ii is an advantage to know each
book at the tirst glance. OF course this
does not apply so strongly to the works
Of single author. These belong in a
uniform. and you know what Is among
them.-St- Nicholas.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
Flirting In Japan.

A japanese woman dirts-as far as
she knows the meaning Of the word
with her sleeves and fan and not with
her eyes and smiles. By the different
movements Of the ends Of her kimono
sleeves she manages TO convey to her
sages, and by the opening and shutting
OF her fan to the right or TO the left
she can reject or accept the most
welghty offers Her code signaling
with her sleeves and fan Is quite an
item OF her social education
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
rr..eA s.,Ai.r- Handkerchief.

The cotton handkerchiefs provided
for French soldiers have printed upon
them number OF sanitary preceprs to
Be observed on the march and during a
campaign and are further decorated
with medaltons containing pictures OF
odocsu OF all grades. the different uni.
forms being 50 distinctly portrayed
that French pirate can tell At q
glance to what grade any ocaeer be
may see belongs
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
BE 1T RESOLVED By THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GREELEY, COLORADO:

Section l. That at the regular cleo
tion for the election OF city officers to be
held in the City OF Greeley, Colorado. on
Tuesday. April 4th. 1905. there be sub
mitted to such Of the qualified electors
Of said city who are taxpayers under the
Law. the question of the construction OF
new and additional water works for the
purpose OF supplying to said city and it's
inhabitants soft water from the Cache
la Poudre river by means OF suitable
and proper gravity system. consisting OF
pipe line OF dimension sufficient to fur
nlsh an adequate supply of water. and
other appliances to be used in conbec.
ton Herewith. to be connected with the
present city water pipes or mains and to
extend thence to the Cache la Poudre
river, connecting Herewith at the most
feasible point betw the canon of said
river and point just above the confiu-
ence OF the North Fork Of said river with
the Eain stream; and to acquire new
and additional water supplies FROM said
river by purchase, appropriation or 9th.
ervise. and to divert and transport said
water by means OF said pipe line to said
city OF Greeley; and to provide for the
payment thereof by an issue and sale OF
bonds in the name Of said city, PAYABLE
IN lot to exceed atseec ysars after date
Thereof as OF lAE pruVitsd- and bearing
interest az cod 10 aIsss,t i've ger centum
Per aunuc, And Il TIE Aggregate not to
exceed the sE.Gn at Tpn, Hundred Fifty
Thousand Dollars Et5.lalGJ.
Ss',th7c = LII sgct Aia,.tiou separate
oa Loo noIas s1a.l be furnished to the
!t.fIss 2t .i'.t,riar "a sact ward or pre-
crncf L VaIcn silaIl he essrosise,i all bal.
f1ds :assT tt2r ir a,EiiEal ity. question sc
a'.oirlIiT.'., winch hHlloGs shall be re-
c'.ipa,!i- G'psutat, s,.rri1it,,t, returned and
cn17isse'i ny 5iia .,.s,.tiou Judges and
citizen aie"hnn atsienra III the same time
aAG S,acn and u hita n1alnec as other
aH.4ara eaati AZ sHsG aiaeGiun, but sepa.
fa5h'G 2alG's siiail be furnished al
'acil polling piaca win the r1rds
.tlJS GGlNSs'r IaG CTTON OF WATER
W @Qlkls4 na l.-iF'iJ- n OFF BONDS and
,A0FAINERp f.t)2%1'T TEUCTTON or
w ApNlo M0kd..8 and ISSUE OF
ia'1NlDS- p,Tnrea an separate ballots TO
pe nee" "a Vote ,,Cher 'lr ar against th.,
lllest'nu 10 snhmitlt.d Oaly such gugI.
iii"'i Po'era n saiGl ci1y wi.n ara taxpay.
ara lnter uiia law sha,I b.. permitted "a
gnte ip0n saG riesticr 40 submitted
iJue hn''na nr suam,GGing sad question
anal hea given Ny Incorporating this or.
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NOTICE OF ApJusrMrsT DAY.
Estate OF George II. lIe,saf, baesasod.

Estate of George H. lie'aaf, iisGeased.
The undersigned. hayins hasp appointed
,nlnt-trstor of tho estate al henrgo h. Be
late OF the County of Weld in ih1 State of
faio, deceased, hereby tnyas notice that he
county, at tho tuu'!, House IN tireeioy. in
toqnty, on Monday iha nth day of NJ
\ ID. 1916. at tho huu, .f 10 "a clock A. NJ of
tay at which time all persona having eli
' lstlo,' es'l estate n,e "piifad aud request.
attend Tor the pufiatu ut having tho SAM
lustru Al petaons inteuiod to- SAID estate
requested 10 mah" immediatp payment to
uuiarsirL.i
II natrd AL nts"iel Colorado, this 9th da
February, a u, ipl5,
,.,.,.. E, y. MILE
u 1dninistrntor OF the estate Of Geore
Bcrger Decreased
K, q. strong Attorney.
,, ttrrt publication in The Greeley Tr
reofusty 10. iPoo, las, publication March
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
(No. 6o4.)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CohrrRoLLHx OF rHk CukRE
WaShiuRton, D. C., February 9,

Washington, D. C.. February 9,
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-,
TO the Undersigned, it has been made to a
the City CT Greeley, in the County Of We'd
State OF Colorado, has complied with ~
provisions OF the statutes of the United 81
required to be complied with before an as{
tion shall be authorized to commence theI
ness of banking;
Now therefore l, William r. Ridgely, d
tIoiler OF the Currency, do hereby certify
City of Greeley, in the County of Weld
State of Colorado, is authorized to comm
me business of banking M provided In sd
titty-one Hundred and Sixty.nine of thu
vised Statutes of the United States.
conversion of the Union Bank of Greelej
IN testimony whereof, witness my hand
seal OF Office, this Ninth day Of February,
VIM. u, RfDGELY
lseall Comptroller Of ihe Currer,
First publication in G,eeisy Tribune Fe
islN; last publication AR, ~, 1860
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
J.E.GORDON, General AuctioneeI
Farm and Live Stock Sales
Specially.

See Ne for Dates. Terms Reasonable.
Office so9is Eighth av. Bell phone
512 black. Residence phone Bell l62,
ii black.
Wednesday. Feb. 22-Six miles north
west Of Greeley, one mile west of Seeley
Lake on the j. p. Nauman ranch; ten
head of good work horses. twelve head
good dairy COWS and three good heavy
wagons.
Parties wishing to sell this class Of
goods should make arrangements at
once.
Parties wishing sales please make dates early.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
Wen She Matt,

An old German historian Of Tubin-
gen describes an attack by the French
In 1874 during which eighteen persons
were killed by the exploding OF a
mine A soldiers wife WAS thrown
the distance OF an ac-e- She vn not
hurt. the chrnnicser adds quantity
but she seo2ded terribly and Was IN
a vsrJ bad huoor.-
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
Proposed Ordinance No.

To provide for submitting the question
Of construction Of additional water
works, acquiring a new water supply.
and to iseue bonds in payment thereof.
to vote at the regular election for
CIT, officers to be held in Greeley on
the 4tn day of April, A. D. 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23

dinance, or the substance thereol
regular election notice for ele,1
city officers to be held at said da,
Section 3. II at such election
iority OF the votes cast shall be n
of the construction OF said water
and the issue OF bonds, the city
shall proceed to take any and al
necessary and proper to construe
water works and acquire such wal
ply for said city of Greeley. and
ordinance provide for the lssn,
many of said bonds as may be I'd
for said purpose, providing thej
the time and manner OF paying I'd
Passed aud adopted. cigned q
proved this. ... day OF .....
A. ID. 1905.
........-..
Attest: NJ
..... ..'''. -
City Clerk.
First publication in the Greel
buus February l6, 1906.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
A SURF Wav.

Mabel wIsd I knew some v,- -,
MAKE George torses re, -'1r can r.p-
er ularry htr-- HenrT-HaV@ yar rri.s
,esdils him moueT view 0rienns
Times -Deuocrut-
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23
After the Quarrel.

she-Thece is Just one little bt- O.
millinery that l desire nore. q.
fcrossly-fou needn't say any -.,re.
l won't hUy il for you Sh-Douyr
be afraid Yon'I. naTer eec css bGI
foe II. It's 4 widows ocu1sr.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23

Whereas. the present water supply for
the city Of Greeley is derived from a we'll
by means of pumping plant construct
ed in 1889. which water is hard and not
of the best quality. and the amount de-
rived from said source is wholly made
9uate for the needs OF said city and it's
inhabitants, and the water works then
constructed are insufficient to furnish an
adequate supply of water to said city for
domestic, fire. sprinkling of streets,
lawns and parks. and other proper mu-
picipal purposes. and..said pumping plant
Is operated at great expense, which
might be avoided by use OF gravity
system; therefore.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23

\ very wise nan aace snt rAar'
when he begin -3 feei Eco Important
he got map " the rnfvarse md t1.,et.
to End himself "a H.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-10
DAVID CARTER COMMITS
SUICIDE IN RICE FIELD

Standing of Paama early yesterday
his left fired shot, resulting
taneousy.
On rising from sleep yesterday morning Carter busted himself
his for few coming where
his wife standing told her he intended himself
revolver his hand and she had previously
heard him his fe she of the house
the police of husbands intention The
of the captain distance from the
breafastng left his had
steps when the report of revolver heard He
direction from which the and
who said she had Carter shoot
where the had stood when
last alive.
body of the rice field the revolver clutch
left hand efthanded jagged hole
temple which much blood had oozed convinced
the captain that the dead.
had proracted spree during the best
himself The revolver brandnew 38 caber
pattern.
David Carter was the considerable
who managed ashore In his testimony
investigating Committee Carter said he had
obeyed of the Board of Health in that he had kiss
ed his Ieprous brother hundred times
The deceased member of the Mounted Police about three
been working rregulary part Of
the time he Kahuku plantation He about 80 of
His father brother of the late H. A P the
father of Governor Carter.
The funeral of David will take place o'clock this
afternoon from Henry Wilamss Undertaking Parlors