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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09

inc editor Of this column would speak
word to his many correspondents on INC
subject OF dates, and the Importance oc
their being accurate.
J., i nc, nrst thing gencaiogist looks for
10 the year OF the BIRTH marriage and
death OF q person. or OF an Important
event. II this Is accurately established.
z It leads to the finding OF other dates con-
nected with the family, and by comparI-
son he Gun place the ages OF grandchll-
dren and Observation-Disclosures, even
though the date be not recorded
In copying family records. mover say
" About 1720 or 1721;' let the doubt rest
with only one date. II a mistake is maIs
rewrite It, but simply draw a limo through
u. and put tho right date after It thus:
l!N--172l." Never write dato In words.
as One thousand seven hundred and
y tEcnty; that was the usual old style.
much space and time to write. Because:
In writing genealogical records, abbre-
yitios are Admirable, such as for birth:
d-dcath. md-mnrried. s-aon. dau-daugh-a
ter. etc. The day OF month should also
be given II known. which is always pleas
Ing to the descendants In after years. to
see the exact day on which they were
born and married.
But above ALL let the dates he given
Many letters and manuscripts come to
us which are very puzzling to read, and
takes much time to decipher. we write
this for our young correspondents. who
copy for US records from the family BIZ
bio. or old letters. which are always
valuable and interesting. and by giving
the date of every person or event. 1t
helps wonderfully In writing genealogy
or history. Many letters come to us not
dated, which Is unpardonable In business
or friendshp-so we must mildly protest.
It Is proposed to give other hints on
ileraldry. which may assist the young ar.
fist and lover OF this very necessary;
science in tho perpetuation OF family his
tory. which has been neglected too long
already, and the children OF the prose-
ent generation should perform the task
which many OF their forefnthers fniledttos
do, thus preserving aud handing down
the most sacred records OF the family.
80 - r. c.. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
WEST I: FAMILY,
.!$E PLY szl!E gllIllEAA SIX, ylktAaL
vas w., a a colored man and tho slave OF pr.

-Sv.tou. ai3l it}E' a7f s54 sssl ZEE 4tShi
That gentleman was d kind master.
a ei did not forget to give TO him credit
5ior is.vaient service. .'tJncle William
3,Iaylor. as lie Is cfrcctionately refilom-
Dered by the people of Hampton, had o,
very pathetic history; he. as was DR..
G S,'i,;oh and family, were great Baptists;
villa, Mi!!lam became great minister and
! .ser OF his race In everything that
! Tended to elevate them. In this sanse r
uo not mean to raise them above the
Wmte race. MS Booker Washington lis
DONG. but to make them good and uses
iul IN the sphere in which they were
porn: In my estimation he was tho
greatest colored man that ever lived
IN virginia; he did much for his race
ana well deserves n monument
pr, Colton's sisters, Mrs Ward or Miss
Ward q do now remember which, and
Mrs Courtney Brough lived with him.
and were very much beloved by tho mao.
pie W -
Miss Ward died and bcquenthed her
nome TO the Hampton Baptist Church
for their PASTORS home. 81. 7, :.
q 1t was n member OF this Interesting
family. CAPTAIN Joe Brough. n pilot that
discovered and was the means 81 can
turing "the three Spaniards," that mutt
ned and murdered their officers In Hamn-
ton Roads. crimes for which they were
hung In Richmond.
Hampton. VA. = y r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
was mover married, and who died young
A READER. a
Gaines.

"a. G. Men. desires to know something
OF tho ancestry Of Mary uaincA> who
married John Clark. of Virginia, in 1924.
She could not have been n niece OF Cen
crnl Edmund Pcndlcton Galnes as is sup
posed. General u. r. Gaines was born In
1777. He was grandson OF Isabella PEN
dloton. who married William II. Gaines.
I have not the ddte OF Isabella (Pendlctom
Galnes's birth. but / have the dates OF
the births OF her two elder brothers. who
were born respectively In 1902 and 1904.
Consequently isabella (Pendleton) Gaines
could not possibly have been over nine
teen years old at tho time OF Nnry
Gaines marriage in 1924. Mary (Gaines)
Clark must have been descended from
some Gaines who was not member. OF
tho Gaines Pcndleton branch OF the fam
lily. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
Lunsford.

Mrs. 3. II. j., OF Atlanta, Gn., desires
Information of the Lunsford family OF
Virginia. There were Lunsfords living
In Stafford county, Va from 1853 TO
fl704-'5, and perhaps much longer. From
authentic accounts still exlstlng, tho
&Llnsfords seem to have been people OF
very superior intellect and o character
Sec Taylor's Virginia Baptist Minis
''''' pe'''S''s CRITIC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
CRITIC
Ward.

Dear sir,-In your genealogical column
Of the Richmond Times, Dispatch, dated cd
June 18th, noticed an inquiry mage 10 for
ginia, mentioning ono who lived In Nor
folk, Va, In 1910
II, 1879 very distinguished physician
Nhmyet Cotton, lived here In Hampton.
He with his valet. entered the American
army, ard during the war rendered great
service to tho American troops as SUR
geor,. His valet William Taylor, as sol
dier and trained nurse, would have left
tie service at the close OF the war as an
officer Of high rank, but unfortunately hs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
Royal and Royster.

Captain Joseph Royal Is mentioned in
the Vestry Book OF Henrico Parish as
being pcmber OF the vcstry OF ST. Joints
Church In 1870. Richard Royal. Gent"
is named as parish collector In 1742 John
Royal was "processioner OF lands" in said
parish In 1876. John Register. OF tho same
parish, was appointed "proccssioner OF
lands In 1855 and parish collector in 1868.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
Martin.

Besides the English family OF Martins
in Virginia. there is family also OF
Martin. OF French descent. The Martins
were Huguenots. who left France for
conscience sake after the revocation OF
the edict OF Nantes, 1885. They were lIv-
Ing In Powhatan county In 1902. (sce
Ecverlcy's History Of Virginia. published
in 1929 Tho Huguenot emigrants were
among the best settlers In the new
world More OF the descendants of this
branch OF the Martin famil yis desired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
The Youngest Miss Brou1n
By FLORENCE WARDEN
BY FLORENCE WARDEN

use on the Marsh" Beatrice Froyles Crime, /" :
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(To BE Continued.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09

to support longer the suspense from which
he was suffering, Whether his uncle re-
marked his action lle neither knew nor
cared. His whole heart and brain were
filled with one thought-Maggie. r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09

Yes said Maggie with papa"
lie opened tho door and went with her
mo the room. turned up the electric
llEhl, and flung his arms round her.
Now" said he. "nrst let mo have a
look at you; let mo look into your eyes.
and see whether you're glad or sorry that
NllI'cG- my, ico.lI -. - N''N-S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
Abo,;tDates.

Hampton. Va.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
MOUSE CRAWtSUP
PRELAIE'S LEG
WHEN he URGED CALM SELF
SEARCHING ---HE GRiMLY
SQUEEZED THE INTRUDER
SLOWLY TO DEATH

Terr.ll, IOWA Sept. 22.--"And now,
sisters and brothers, let US devote q
brief moment to introspection and
calm self-searching, sad Rev Mr..
Sutton, pastor Of the Methodist
church, at prayer meeting last night.
Then he turned pale and moved quick
ly back from the pulpit. The congre-
CATION thought he had become sudden
ly i'll, for he was deathly pale, and
his eyes were wide with terror. How
ever he advanced again 70 the pulpit
and after clearing hts threat few
times continued with his remarks.
II was NOT ced that he held one les
ARMY against the pulpit and after th'
congregation had been dismissed th'
preacher reached down and took
mouse ont Of his tfouser leg.
II was crawling up bis Lex when th
lbreak came in bis discussion, and mo
wishing to frighten the women ~ ~
church he grlmly squeezed the ~
truder TO death by pressing
lagainst the pulpit.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
RAILROADS
ARE THE NEXT
TO be Prosecuted for Violation
OF the Elkins Law
FOLLOWING CONVICTION
OF PACKERS DISTRICT ATToR
NEY MORRISON WILL START
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
THE COMPANIES

Chicago. Sept. 22.-The prosecution
of railroads for Violations of the Ell
kins law relating TO rebates will follow
the convention of four officials of the
schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
for ccnspiring to receive rebates in
the conduct of the company's packing
business. District Attorney Morrison
made the announcement today that as
the Elkins law makes no distinction
in guilt between the party receiving
rebate and the one giving it, the gov
ernment is now In a position TO begii
proceedings against the railroads mer
tened in the Indictment through
new investigation before anothe
grand jury.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
THE RECORD
IS EQUALLED
AUDUBON coy PACED A MILE IN
1894 AT THE READvtLLE
MEETING YESTERDAY.

Readville, Mass, Sept. 22.~-More
than three thousand persons saw Az
nubon Boy pace one of the most won
derfui miles yer made under adverse
conditions at III saAyille track today.
His time for the mile was l;5sAt
equalling rhe record made ny star
Pointer seven years ago Audubon
Boy started to beat 2:00A.
The weather conditions favored re-
cord time, but the protracted rains
early iii the week, made the track
heavy.
The assistance Of the paeemaker
was useless, Audubon Boy having dis
tanced his pacemaker before the half
mile post was reached.
In making The trial for the record
James Y. Gatcome owner Of the Chest
nnt stallion, refused to use a wind
shield or to have running horse
draw a cart with canvass attachment
between the wheels in the lead during
the mile, preforring to make the at-
tempt in Tie same way that Star Point
er gained the worlds record Of l;59A
at the ReadyiIle track seven years ago
i This is present reconl with runner
on pacemaker going alongside.
It was d little after four o'ciect
when Audubon Boy tried for the re
cord. The first quarter was made
In 20 seconds and the next in 2S1a sec
Eonds. The third uarter was reached II
l1:271s, but before this it was seenAu
dubon Boy would have to make 1t en-
, tirely unassisted, the pacemaker thei
! being 100 yards in the rear, Cal
comb d'd not make a stirring driF
! a. the finish and was 31A second
! coming to the wire making the tim
for the mile l:59A just equallin
i Star Pointers time and giving Audi
!. bon Boy that mark in as much as hi
!. attempt was for the purpose of bea
+ ing 2:0oA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
CUBAN POLITICS
END IN KILLING
Congressman and Chief OF Police
Are. Dead
FIGHT ON HOTEL STEPS
RURALES AND ARTILLERY SENT
TO clENFUEGoS FROM
HAVANA TO ouELL
EXCITEMENT.

Havana, Sept. 22.-Official dis
patches this afternoon from Cienfue,
COS announce the killing Of Congress
man Enrique Villuendas, leader of the
lower liberal party and the most able
orator in the lower house and the
chief Of police of Cienfuegos during
the conflict between liberals and mod
crates
Government advices say the police
had information that within the hotel
in which Villuendas resided quantity
Of arms had been deposited and they
went TO the hotel to investigate the
matter
AS the police ascended the stairs
they were met by party OF liberals
who fired on them, killing Chief o.
Police Illance.
The police returned the fire, killing
| Villuendas and wounding several oth
ers.
I Intense excitement prevails at Glen
| fnegos and Havana.
A special train carryings rurales,
battery of artillery has been SEM 7
1 Cienfuegos.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

young man brought his pedigree,
starring back before the revolution.
He must kripw all about them
Il never Thought such q thing nee
egsary. or course | would not allow
Young men in the house If thought
there was anything wrong with them,
But always 60 on the presumption
that a man Is a gentleman until ne u
/ proven something else, and you car
14ell after talking with a man for :
flew minutes what he is.
Il III took I'D for Nellie IN her argsl
menrs with her father. The breacl
then widened
Mr. Alexander never wanted 20 q
any place OF have company. Then
wanted to 20 to Portland and he sail
/ shouldn't go | guess ! was stut
born, and went. When came bacl
he left me-"
Alexander in the suit against hi
I mother-h-law says she frequently VII
ited the house; that she slandere
him and poisoned his wife's min
I against him; that she perl kladed hi
wife to 90 to Portland, thai she abu
ed him before his childran, cause
the estrangement betweena him an
!, his wife
Alexander was not at the tent 9
! Thursday morning and It was tight
closed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
TARTAR UPRISING
SPREADS RAPIDLY
Turks and persians Rally 10
Their Assistance
GUERRILLA WARFARE ON
TROOPS ARE RUSHED TO SCENES
OF RtoTlNG-iNDusTRY AND
COMMERCE CRIPPLED IN
SOUTHERN RUSSIA.

ST. Petersburg, September 22.--
Prince Napoleon reports the condition
in the Caucasus as rapidly approach
ing actual rebellion, the Tartars being
supporteh by Their coreligionists In
Turkey and Persia many OF whom
have crossed the border and are said
10 be taking an active part In the
guerilla warfare waged by the Tartars
against the Armenians as we'll a.
against the Russian troops.
Re-enforcements are being rushe@
to Tifi.s, patoum and Baku, the two
latter cities being the chief danger
points. Industry in both places Is 4
a standstill Fighting is srill going o.
in the streets of Baku and hundred
of persons are being rushed al to tn
military prisons for completely IN tn
r'oting Of the past month.
In Poland the situation IL practi'
ally the came as al lat reports Polic
activity is unabatel and discomfort
universal secret agitation - bein
carried on by the reyolutionists. Il
success OF the Jail delivery In Riga ha
ing stimulated tire agents Ct the par'
| in every quarter OF the empire.
1t has been formally announced th
the terms Of the naval armiatice ha'
been arranged and d neutral zone ot
\ lined by the representatives of RI
: sa and Japan. The date for the ra
fication OF the treaty and the affixii
Of the Cars signature has not Y
been set.
n All the woolen shawl factories
Y Tafiis are idle, owing Ia the derlarati
y or a strike involving 5000 worktilesi
" TartAfs ateeeked the Armenian qel
" ter of Shemakaha Iast Tuesilag u
All .Advsces from the Shusha ai@tl
~ state that robbers frequent the rdi
% and that II Is practically impossible
bring provisions to the district,
~ Two batallions Of infantry,
~ companies of Coasacks, q battery
cN artillery and a company "a Chasse
have been ordered ID Balu.
'er The police Of Batoum have disc
~, cred quantity Of rifles and amm'
~ ti0n destined for delivery TO the tri
Caucasian revolutionlsts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
KNIGHTS AND
|. LADIES OF HONOR
PASS LAW TO PROTECT THE OR
DER-POLiCIES PAID IN FULL
ONLY AFTER THIRD YEAR

Indianapolis Sept. ga new law
providing for the scaling Of certifi-
Gates Of life insurance, was today en-
acted BY the supreme lodge Knights
and Lad es Of Honor. The law
which is designed to protect the order
frcm fraudulent approximations as e
state Of health Of persons taking ou'
insurance provides that a polio.
holder who dies within a year of issue
Of policy shall receive one-third Q
the face amount; when one dies with
in the second year he shall receiv
two.th rds; in the third year 80 pc
cent. After third year policy will b
paid in full.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
STILL PROBING
THE EQUITABLE
Assistant Secretary OF the So
Ciety on Stand
LETTERFROM CLEVELAND
OFFERED IN EviDENcE--MANY
OBSTACLES TO MUTuALiZA-
TioN FOR REoRGANizER
TO OVERCOME.

New York. Sept 22-The syndicate
operations of the Equitable Life AS
suranee Society were taken up hy the
insurance investigating committee to-
day and consumed the entire after
noon session. Henry II. Winthrop, as
sistant secretary and financial mana
ger OF that society, swore 70 record
of the syndicate participation of his
company, also to record Of the sales
and purchases Of securities for the
past five years. The feature Of the
session was letter from Hon. Grover
Cleveland, one OF the trustees for the
poIicy-hohlers in the Equitable, under
the Thomas r. Ryan trust agreement
THE letter which was offered in eyi
dence detailed progress of trustees Il
mutualIzing the company and said
aThe obstacles that lie in the patti
! Of the proposed. naturalization are II
] inherent that even with the creates
h stndy and care they cannot be easil,
! Iovercoma.
naturalization and policy holdinI
/ control are pleasant to the ear; hu
! in and Oh themselves they 90 nc
necessarily import good administer
/ tion or successful management
/. the policy-holders are To be Above
4 control, they should IN some way. }
Il made to realize their respnnaihilitit
as we'll as their privileges. There AZ
Il probably nearly half million Ind
II yiduals who are policy holders In tf
Equitable Society. and yet n would
III Igiving d high estimate to place Il
humber who have thus far made Il
ct least effort, directly pr Indirectly,
I'M Iacqnaint the trustees with their ps
III erences III 25s00a; and their desii
when made known have often been
w palpably inconaiderate Or based
of inch misconception that they col
rs with safety be followed
"In common with all others who
1v- sire the best conditions IN this
nil lp0rtant field of husiness where peo
IN have I'D much at stake, the trust
acting far the policy holders Of
Equitable Society will gladly welco
.any aid In their work which may
sult from the labora OF Your comr
HE tee"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
WANT HEAVY DAMAGES

Kansas City, Sept 22.-Ten mem
bers Of the Louisville base bali team
who were hurt In tho street car acci-
dent in this city August 81, today
brought suit against the Metropolitan
street Railway company Of this city
for damages aggregating S5a.000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
AGREEMENT MAY BE SIGNED.

Karlstph, Sweden, Sept 2S. The
commissioners Of Norway and Sweden
we're III session until ! o'clock this
morning Saturday Several points
regarding the Notifications still re-
main undecided but It IA believed the
preliminary agreement will be signed
today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
FETE GIVEN IN HONOR OF ALICE
Presidents Daughter Made Much Of
In Capital of Hermit klngdofa.

Souel, Sept 20. Prince Yi the en-
perors cousin acted as host today at
o garden party in honor Of Miss Roosc
welt. All the prominent officials q
Korea were present N
Later Miss Roosevelt was present a.
a gathering under the auspices MI tn
Korean Chrittian missionaries. and
was given, a Korean bible and prage
book vF
From the chapel the assembFge prc
ce1led To garden party given ~ hon
ro of Miss Roosevelt and her part
BY the American missionaries In III
Korean districts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
PERPETUAL OFFICE
For Grand Representatives in !. Q
O. F,--Their Jurisdiction wiling.

Philadelphia, Sept 22.--Sovereign
Grand Ladge Of Odd Fellows changed
the manner Of electing grand repre-
sentatives. Until now two new dele
gates were elected yearly. This has
been changed 50 as to permit election
of one Of the delegates 70 hold the
position OF grand representative oS
long as his jurisdiction wishes TO re
tain him, and that the second sha'
be elected yearly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
INVESTIGATION ORDERED
officers Of Western life must An
swer to Attorney General

Chicago, Sept. ~. Attorney Gener.
al Staed has ordered an investigation
into the affairs OF the Western Life
Indemnity Company and may institute
quo warranto proceedings 10 deter
mine whether the officers of the com.
pany have ben pursuing Irregular
methods In conduct of the business
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
STRUCK sY FAST MAIL.

winamac, Ind. Sept 22.--The fast
mail train on the Pennsylvania lines
west bound. this afternoon struck q
buggy at the crossing Instantly Kill
ing Minnie Enyart, IA years old, and
slightly injuring her sister. Miss
Blanch Enyart The horse was k!l'e'l
and the buggy smashed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
OSCAR IS CONGRATULATED

LHcerne. Sept 22,-The information
al peace congress at Its session today
telegraphed congratulations to King
Oscar Of Sweden and to the members
Of the Norwegian cabinet on the pa
cific solution CT the difficulties be-
tween Sweden and Norway.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
BROKE cAlLD's NECK.
Kentucky Man Accidently Kills ~
tie Daughter.

Gravel Switch, KY, Sept 2--Jason
Chumiey, PRESIDENT OF this county,
returned home yesterday 70 visit his
wife and child Upon bis arrival he
graspod his G-year-old daughter by the
chin to kiss her. lifting her head back
The little one sank 70 The ground dead
The physician found that her nocK
had been broken by her father.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
MOTOR CAR rs FAST
Makes sxty.Three Miles an Hour or
Union Pacific Railroad

Omaha. sept ~ Casoline MOTOR
car No. 2 received an official test by
the uuion Pacific ra lrcad today a
speed Of fifty miles mn hour was easily
maintained and for three miles y ex'
cecdcd slStythrec miles and hour
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
pREYER REFUSED A PARDON

Springfield, Ill, Sept. 22..--G Governor
Deneen.. on recommendation Of the
state Board OF Pardon, today refused
d pardon from the Joliet penltentlafy
for Edward s. Dreyer, formerly q chi
cago banker. who was sentenced 70
imprisonment for violating the bank
ing laws. ~.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
mitchell 8 CASE
|NSUPREMECOU
RECORD IN THE CASE OF THE
OREGON SENATOR IS FILED
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ON WRIT or ERROR

washington. Sept. 22.--The record
In the case of Senator Mitchell was
filed in the United States Supreme
Court today 1t Is brought here on a
writ of error from the United States
district court Of Oregon, IN which
Mitchell was convicted OF compl city
IN connection with Oregon land fraud
cases.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23

New Orleans. Sept, %, With the
death list varying se slightly from
day to day. the fever remains un.
changed in the view of authorities
who now attach no Importance 70 the
fluctuations In the number of new
cases that are reported from day to
day. Today's report shows Increase
over yesterday In matter Of new cases
but deaths wese again exceedingly
| few
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
OPTIONAL WITH STUDENTS

poloit, WIS., Sept a2.--nelolt college
has made church attendance on S0h.
days optional with the students ror
nearly sixty years tho students nave
been required 10 attend church on
Sunday. 1Ns ss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
FATALLY BURNED BY GASOLINE.

Naniin, Okla, Sept. 22.--Mrs. Louisa
Chambers, wife Of the cashier of the
Nardin bank. and her four-months-old
child, were fatally burned Ia Q gaso-
!linc explosion here today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-23
BELIEVED SHE WAS MURDERED

Lead. 8. d.. Sept 22.--The dead
body Ok Anna Novela was found today
III house. Her throat had been cut
ana II ii believed she was murdered.