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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14

The Russian press expresses genuine
ana heartfelt sorrow ut the death.
Thursday, of Prince Strgius Troubrt-
SkOy. 0hc foremost Liberal III Russia
and former president Of the ZemStHo
campaigD whose. ability and sincerity
were admired and appreciated even
among his strongest opponents. his
death removes a restraining influence
over the Moscow students and may
cause the closing of the university. The
counsel OF professors III the princes
absence. Thursday, was unable 10 pre-
vent IL big meeting OF students in the
university building which was largely
attended by outsiders. Prince Trouhct-
skoy's funeral will occur i'll Moscow.
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This Is What They Say.

Those who take Hoods Sarsaparilla
foi scrofUll. eczema. crurIioHS. catarrh
rheumatism or dyspepsia, say ii cures
promptly and permanently even after
al Other preparations fail. You may
take this medicine with the utmost
confidence that II viii 10 You good.
What il has don" for others YOU have
every reason to believe it win DO for
YOU
Constipation is cured by Hoods
Pills, 4ie.
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IRRITATION is GROWING
And France May Be Obliged to Show
Teeth to Venezuela.

Ter" show growing impaticnce at
resident tastrn's failure to thus far
withdraw lis offensive action toward
NJ. Taigny. the French charge d'uffarle $
AZ Caracas. Although no definite de-
termination has been reached, intima
lions are that the situation may not
permit indefinite delay. rs President
Castr"s inaction amounting to il re-
fusal to withdraw his offensive action
may lead French public opinion 10 re
Quirc the government to adopt more
dc cisivc measures to redress the Of
CtDcp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14
HELP FOR BAkU.
Will Lend Them Money to
Repair Their Great Losses.

st. Petersburg. oct. l3.-The govern
,.,eut has decided tn lend the Baku oil
r,en the money necessary to repair the
damages caused during tie recent riot
rc there. hut has declined their request
tl..t tha loans he without interest. The
su;1 necessary is estimated ut S13.ooO.-
100 to $4,000. 900 on which ; per cent
tptcrcst viii he charged.
NJ. Kok"vsnff. minister Of finance.
h,s sent An urgent telegram 10 the
,.i,..roy of the Caucasus urging I'M
,..Ii,tn compliance will tn" oil mems
#, uucst that the troops in the pumping
.nistrirtS w strengthened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14

Former Director of Public Safety
Abrtm l.. English and Philip ri. john
son. the architect. both of whom We're
out Of the city when warrants were is
issued. Thursday. at Philadelphia. for
tn, arrest on the charge 0f conspiracy
III connection with the construction Of
The smallpox wing TO the new Munici-
r.tl hospital. nave returned ana cv2ry-
.IiDer is in readiness for the hearing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14

quantity OF the purest Pepsin and other ex-
pensive drugs each tablet contains. (scc
formula on bottle.) Pepsoids are sold at so
cents bottle OH an absolute guarantee 10
cure, or money refunded. We will send
you, if you have not used Pepsoids before,
5o-cent bottle FREE; merely send Us
your name and address, and YOU will're-
ceive promptly a full sized bottle No. 10
not obligate Yourself 70 pay cent. Al we
asi, after Pcpsoids have cured or greatly
benefited YOU is. that Won recommend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14

CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Government receipts. Thursday:
From internal revenue. $79q.j4: GUS
toms. $l.01S.932; miscellaneous. S39.lit.
Expenditures. 81 10000.
ON recommendation Of counsel and
par ties interested. EaWlcy D. Morrill,,
an Institute of Technology student.
who was arrested recently on the
ch"r@o of stealing baggage frcm the
South Terminal station where he was
employed. was placed on probation in
tht' Boston mt'nicipal court. Friday. 1t
was st"tCd i'll court that fun restitution
las been mad" to the New York. New
Haven 4 Hartford Railroad by the pa
rents OF the defendant.
y cable dispatch 10 the New York
Herald from Rome. says Pope Plus Y.
IL 4 consiStory e. be held. Nov - vii!
L#lne as the first South American car
diral. Mg. ]. a. DE Arcovertle De Al
huGu%rque CalvacaEti, archbishop "f
X" Janciro, thus ending the long
struggle i'll the South American re-
pul'lics for 4 representation in the
sacred college. At the same time Mgr
G"~ianO De .izavedO. major ,Io!:lo Of
Ills Holiness. will b. created q car1i-
ual.
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THE NEW WAY TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
FePso!os

Pepsoids cure the worst forms of Dys-
pepsia and all other Acute or Chronic
Stomach Disorders byrepairing the worm
out lining of the stomach and destroys
all disease germs. Dyspepsia once cured
i'll this way never returns. Pepsoids is
not patent medicine, but the successful
prescription of DE-. Oidr:an who has
cured thousands Of cases OF Chronic
G,c:nach Troubles, among them Cancer
OF tie Stoin lch. 1t cost more money ID
produce pHpsoils tllan any similar prepa-
alton on -" ,narker OWN" 10 +'le large
j15w-stf SOLD A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14

or woman now has the opportunity of
possessing a strong and healthy stom-
ach. Will you grasp II? People with
weak stomachs are always in misery
Pepsoids have made thousands of people
happy by giving them what nature in
tended everyone should possess strong
and healthy stomach, 50 as to enjoy the
best there is iii life. Try pepsoids to-day.
price only 50 cents bottle at drug store.
Oryou may have fuil sized bottle free by
writing the Medical Department of The
Vic Chemical Co, Chicago, Ill. y.
). HENNEv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14

Princess Pierre Napoleon Ronaparte
died suddenly. Friday. At PARIS. "he WAS
born In 1859.
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TOPSHAM FAIR
CONTINUED from Page One.)

he was at no time dangerous TO the
other two.
The 2.23 class was the other race of
the afternoon. and in this event there
were six starters and the race was
more or less interesting, though not OF
the character of the other Two AFTER
noon events. Lou Foster, owned b. j.
NJ. Johnson, was the winner III three
straight heats. Considerable bother
was created in the second neat Of TINS
race in the mattcr of scoring, the driN-
ers being slow to obey the nIiHddtcS
Of the starter, but the latter proven
himself one Of the best o. officials VINO
have ever oticiated AT ToDSham, Dy
insisting that all the horses nave Il l"lr
show ana that no fakes were operated
Music was furnished by the "a Reg
imeni Band of Lewiston. from the plat
form opposite the grandsthnd ana TINS
added not Il little To the E1tiSiacti"E
OF thos" who mad gathered for the
races. And by the way, ii may be said
that the crowd which took i'm the races
was II large one indeed. the Dig grand
stand being crowded with people dur
ing the entire afternoon. as the racing
II addition To the regular races there
we've Two other incidental attractions at
The track. The first was the tricks per-
formed by the handsome horse owned
by MIR. Merrill of Brunswick. Who did
some very interesting tricks before the
grandstanl between heats. The horse
is q beauty in color and general an
rearance. as we'll as being remarkable
in intelligence.
The other additional feature was a
heat trottod by Willard }. Kinds.
owned by Arthur ]. Dustin of Bath.
who went an exhibition mile To beat his
record of go. Tho horse covered the
mile in 2.23la.
Thr unfinished races Of Wednesday
We're run off Immediately after dinner.
These were the 22i class and the -.
class and We're both settled with one
heat. the finish being us follows:
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floyd Harvey, Il years old. who
Mc,l, I" Syracuse. y. y. rrrtntly frnm
cortland. Friday. while turning IN
electric light switch in Il grocery store
Wh'f" h" WAS "mni"y"d. II ccivcd IN
cleo '1c shock and died in few min
CteS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-14

y \. Gray "f Houston. Tex. has been
APPOINTED special field agent ii the cot
t Im rrn '% Wi; by Secretary II Agr-
p Office His headGuart,.rs viii IN, ~
Ii"nsi"n for tho present Mr. GRAY will
l.' M OF III" board issuing The monthly
st3 ''m"nt Of conditions. IN NJ 49,,
edi 81 and proprietor If NJ pi ~ S,'II
try. published at Houston ''''e i"''''S
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KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE

Dr. David Kenncdy's Favorita Remedy is adapted
~ a.. ares ami Duth @exes, GffOrIng permanent re-
lief II a.! cases caused by iInpurity of the blood,
tuch as Kidney, BLADDER and Liver Com
plants; cures constipation and Weaknesses
lecuar 70 women. :,
T. p-ovcs successful in cases where all other medi-
cuea have totally failed. No sufferer III uld despair
az long Gs this remedy j. unt.cG. 1t has an unbro-
ken record OF success for over so years, and has
won hosts Of warm friends.
Are yuu suffering froa airy disease traceable to
the causes mentioned? II So. DT. Kennedy has
saked h.s PERSONAL ard proft ssional Iepuat on on
the stL;ement that Farorite Remedy will do you
good.
Send for free trial bottle and booklet con-
tanning valuable edica advice on the treatment OF
y6riors Diseases Write also for an Easy Test"
for finding outi you have kidney disease. Address
Dr. David Kcnnedy's SOFAS, EOndout, y. Y.
REMEMBER, the full nameis DIR. David Ken
ncdy's FANOIITE REMEDY, made al Eondout,
v and the price is 81 90 tsjz ho,;,"s 500 at
all druggists in the United States, Carads and
foreign countries
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CLARK's G6u4aE ORIENT

and Mediterranean. including Spain w
specially chartered S. s. Arabic 16tun
tons, starts Feb. Sth. A cruise of 20 day,.
spending 10 days in Palestine and Egynt.
costing only $500 and up. including shoe
excursions, hotels, drives. fees and II
necessary expenses. For illustrated Dc
scriptive Booklet address FRANK e.
CLARK, 90 Broadway, New York
Round the World parties start Nov Sih
and Dec. 18th
200 Washington ST. Roston ---e.ro-
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but much more, we hope, will be accom-
plishcd in the future.


The Virginia Chronicle is quite ortim.
istic ns regards the future ~ the old
lode. Commenting on recent work in
the Ophir il says:
at has always beet snid by aiming
experts md gcolngistf. and prcven tn
their satisfaction that ore bodies could
not exist below the Sui-o Tunnel Level.
Loo feet below the snrfucc. but 1t rd.
manned i"r the lndctatigablc zoul, persy-
yerancc and superior mining ability vi
Superintendent McKmty Ia ,ien on-; rate
hat they were entirely wrong in their
opinions. This weeks report will show
the OPmr wirze virtually at the POO foot
level developing un ore body Of the assay
vdlu" at lcasi $50 per ton. Lrss than Il
year ago tie Board Of Directors Of Cplir
thought II wunId he necessary to assrss
the rine. Since thI n il has vail $780,
OlU IN dividends and no one knows what
lie future will bring. The prescui de.
veippmcni IL 80 f.Ir east of any workings
hat the yOmstocS has had iii the past
1t IL bright omen Of the future. not
only Tor Ophir alone, but for all the
north'cnd mines from Sierra Nevada
south.
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ARISTOTLE AND ENGLISH.
fhr CinNsic Authors Many ContrIbu-
tIons to our NocnhuInry

During the middle ages Aristotle was
practically the only secular author
read In Europe, for he pricstly class
w"r" the only readers. and their learn.
Ing was mostly confined 20 ccclcaias.
Teal ir"atiscs. II was during this pc.
rlod that the English language was
developing into lts present form.
Aristotle treated OF every subject
which came within the range OF
Thought In his time and introduced
many new branches OF inquiry which
hnN" sine" become sciences. The terms
used Icy him were adopted 10y every
later writer and are stu In use all
over Europe. although !arIously cor.
rUvtcd.
The following list will give some
Idea of the number ana power or Ar!s.
t"tlc's word colnIng, which is revived
In modern everyday English:
Maxim. principle. subject. matter,
form. end, Innl. cause, motive, energy,
mcnn, extremes, metaphysics.
ilc called hIs Investigations about
nnimnls histories" whence we cnll
our science, which has the suInc end
In view, natural history" and In our
universities the term "fnCulty" IS Il
translation. corrupted In US passage
through the Latin, OF ArlstOtlc'a term
for art
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preparation. IL as;ri Fnr tina: liz not an
absolute nee, sS:ty IL thc university is tn
Sq kca, ON the up grade Rnd made an
institution worthy OF the State. The
writer after fuur Years service as Il 49,.
gent knows its needs aud heartily ap.
proves every request made 10y the hOurd.
The university IL "a living, growing ins,i.
tuition and 1t should not he crippled Tor
want ui fonda. The outlu"k for The
future uf the State is Alright aud the un
i"er-uy sh"uld share IN TIE general
gr1sTcr.t!.
Tia" S"nns men Und young women "f
the state are making mOrr demands
every year uynn the institution for "A
higher md broader .-iurHt!uu. These
dcmnn Is Eia':u Increased equipments
and facilities necessary - meet th, ~
The president, fHcuIIy aid regents in
the past hav" worS'd the best The!
could with the fUuds provided to meet
Ia. "Anrat;nun! needs nt ,Le Young men
and women "f the State. Much has
been acrompli-hcd II the past FOR ti' N
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Elko. Nevada. Friday, january 6 1905

chemical engine to be managed Ly
the protss ssors and studcute
The house now occupied hy the p-cs,.
dent OF the university ns residence
WAS built 10y subscription several years
ago when the iicanccs uf the State were
It "A very l. tide. 1t is eituaicd at the
r"uthrlst corner Of the carurus and il Il
hrndsomO und cumm0d!ou4 structure.
Tie ground un which tho a0usr il
built WA leased by the regents II the
univcrsIty Ia the president. but the
Iclsc provides that whru :L, Legislature
appr"priH;ir 'he money Ia pay ti, cast
II building, ihr house hrc0mes the
property n IL" univer-itN. The house
and equipment cost $l,iIS.7D This
h"us" WIS II necessity wkcu /; was huiii
Hnd tl" stat" shou'i pa! for it and own
ii. y" member II the prrccut board Of
regents h"i anything t" do with build
uig the house.
Whll" II may seem tu some that the
board of regents at" asltug for a good
teal Tor il,r university, not u single nr-
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bridge over the Humboldt river at
NallccS Station. We iiui after careful
Investigation thai the p5icc allowed Tor
thia work w,s "Nhnrhtlnt and would
recommend that III the future the
county commissioners hc us careful IN
awarding contracts for the county ~
they wuu'd hc N the ra'n " awarding
L contract To be paid for from their
inlividum fund.
\. W ilTS~oS,
i. \. MCDiupE, Foreman.
Clerk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-01-06
BREAKFAST ri ENGLAND.
III" ErOInii"n From Ale rnd Wine
Ia the MOhcrn Meal.

According tu ia" oxford Dictionary
Ij"j l' the date OF the earliest men
'i"h or brcnkfnYt, but until II century
hgO II consisted only Of draf, Of nIC
or ten or chocolate. There were only
,"p ih"hIS dny dinner. ranging from
"cihk I'D the morning In the fifteenth
century To noon IN The acycntccnlh
ana supper which similarly advanced
from la tho afternoon 10 ! O'Clock
I"pyH, for Instance. went down 10 tho
admiralty nj ! ana > 10 the mornlnu
on no other breakfast thnn half n
pint Df wine ar dram OF cordIaI
liut ~ the eighteenth century dinner
wnp grndunlly postponed untll . or {
0'cl"rk im III" afternoon. When II
pngT"d mihdny hr"nkfnat bocHIne q
necessity and u meal. IIcfOro this
hunger had demanded the addition o!
bTcnd nud nome such relish M rndlshcs
~ the morning drnN.
But when, u hundred years ng0, cold
meats and figh began to bo served nt
breakfast The utmoaf surprise was or.
pressed. Iia novelty made Il fashion
nbIc ma lod 90 tho giving ~ breakfast
PARTIES Eleven or r. O'Clock was Tho
hUlr. Rnd II wag declared 10 be pnr OK
ccllcnc" the meal for poets. Tom
Moor" wnH an invctorntG hrcnkfnsicr
ma after tho trcnch"r WORK sung fOi
H." cyWpnmy'g entertainment
Brrnkfnu finally became nn insiitu
iiGD. AZ n noccBHnfy oasis in thc long
atrcicl between supper overnight and
dpucr fhc next afternoon. ThiB nc
rcpinncc ~ breakfast n century ngc
thus madG England for the hrst tImr
n three meals q day nation.
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Number l.,
PRIMITIVE BOOKS,
How They Were Mnde by the Ancient
DniinISs of Sumutrn.

HOW They Were Mnde by the Ancient
Dn'inlSs of Sumntrn.
y near approach 10 the form or q
modern book was made by IN obscure
people called the Battaks, who in old.
cn days inhabited the island Of Suma.
ira. They invented. or adopted from
some unknown source, n form Of book
consisting of long strip of bark five
or SIX Inches wide und closely resem.
bling piece Of Egyptian pnpyrus.
They seem 10 have taken Il distinct
step forward In the bookmaking nrt.
for Instead OF rolling their strips Of
bark In Egyptian fashion they folded
them into accordion plnits, so that
they tobk exactly the form OF modern
books with uncut leaves.
Wooden covers were then put OH cl-
thcr side. and the whole was some
times bound together with IL piece OF
snnkcskin. Had the Battak scribe gone
one step further by cutting the leaves
and writing on both sides the result
would have been an exact prototype OF
MODERN book.
The Ilirdoos used n palm leaf two
or three inches wide, cut In sections
and dried. Each section may be com.
pared with the leaf OF a book. and
:hey were piled up In sequence or per.
foTatCd ana strung together like a We.
uetian blind.
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Tuinl. i3IIg ~
Tho interest On the university cmduw-
m"It iuii- amounts I" approximately
Si,19o yct'ly or eI3 90 in twu ycars.
Im- int"r,1't hrI'nEr :" iho university.
Deduct this iu,rr,pt frum the amount
asked for and II Icavrp go, 1895 10 he
appropriated by III" Legislature. \ tax
of 3 - cents nm the 800 valuation, ns
rnisn thiH amouui. This is u reduction
from thr levy T.! !ast ycnr.
ia nddI ION I" the appropriation for
running expenses tho board u regent
In naNrd tho irgisIarurr for appropria-
,lon7 Tor the following buildings:
\ mining and mc'nlIurgical laboratory
10 cost tT,Ol0 and S9,OOJ Tor equipment "A
total oi slG,0OD This building md
the School ~ MincE IL la keep pncc with
tho dcvciopmcu, ~ tho mining interest p
II the State.
\ dining hail to cot not to exceed
cnis Attending the university live IN
LInroln aud MnuHInrtI Halls "n the
cnmpus. Those Ut ui"nls nr" compelled
tO hpnrd on the university Hrnuni-.
tho husrmout Il Stewart iinli, enc u'
tho man buildings IL tho uniscF, ity
Tho OhoTs FROM the Kitchen pcTmCHi g
through the Cln,8 rooms nnd make II
decided by disdgr"uabIc Tor students and
prOfcsoTg. Beside this there IL con.
0tnnt danger from iiro from tho kitchen
TINT II once started. might entail II
scriOua luRs by tie destruction 81 Stewart
Hall mud ii9 equipment. In nddiliOu
tho room now uaud Gg u dining room il
needed for tho department 81 physics
4 pOftirO fm MANI Iniia iiall, the
y0ung lndicH dormitury, Ia coet S2,O1o.
according the plans of tie architect
'IhIg building wRs .crcct"d eoyefnl yoars
ago, brIi ibc appropriation wac cThhupt'
81 before II was cumplotcd. Ilia ia
hnIunDt ~ ncCcrHnry iO com plctG the
huil ting aud make IT hnrmouizn with
~, ,,'!'cs bGiIiIE@@ on The cnmpuq.
~ present there are no ndruunt,.
means ~ iightunR lire on the university
grounds md the property u tho State IL
ni the mercy Of .nc flames II u fire
ahopli break out and get hoy yOnd the
control ~ the limited means nos
prUgihch for fighting #. The rity fire
department IN over mil" away and
from livC ,I eight minrt"a muni cinpan
bof0f II could arrive on tho campus and
get into action THIS delay might cUsi
tho Stat" Que or more ~ the uniyrraiiy >
buildings. 20 remedy this and provide
effective means On the ground for tight.
ing IRE the rcRcUtg lIHyo hahcd the state
Tor an appropriation Of iG1i lD purchase
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a LIVING SWEETMEAT.
Thr Nny native MrIirnns Eat the
Honey Hearing Ant

The honey hcarIng ant Of southern
MCNlCu uud Colorado works ut night,
storing th" honey In curious fashion
After Il furIgiug expedition Oh tho
plants ~ III" Srhrug oak tho workc
mt on It's return forces the honey by
mus"ulHr contraction from It's mouth
int" "a" crop nud abdomen Of the
"hUu"y bcnr"r," This crop ~ walled
10y ten muscular plates ana f. Cnpnhlr
Of great expansion. When filled the
abdomen becomes extraordinarily dis.
tended. the "hcHrcr" resembling n snC
"f nnb"r C0lOr"d honey, with the head
and thornN Hike smnll nppcndaRcs on
one side
III" "bChr"rs' being rendered almost
helpless by th!s change OF condition,
nr" carefully attended by the other
ants nnd kept I'm suitable compnrt-
incntS. where, ClinRing tO III" roof.
thcy hnng down Ike amber globes.
i"" m;:ig ~ they need food apply their
mouths 90 those Of the honey bear
"rH.' when u slight contraction OF tho
muscles forces ont minute drops. which
nr" li"k"h OF and consumed. These
ants nr" used 10y the Dntiv"g Of Mexico
u" dessert tp their frhgtq. the honey
h"ing extracted by pressure between
tho teeth.
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Volume 40.
Ia u'i Jury Report.

Ebll Nv Htls ~ ltlt EtiOft bl lllt EthllNl
jury, sub uIttcd Saturday afternoon:
To the Ilnnur,hlr I:royv, :. Nrryr.
Judge ~ the tnurrL .lulirirl nis'ri,,
Court O.: lhc stat, Of Noyada. IN nnd
'or the count. ot Elku.
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county rommIsgrurrrg. wr tbrr,t,rr
drrirr To- call ll" nttcul!uu uf the cuuui,
cnmmi,ainrcrs f. tina rur, and tr..t
TINT they will ~ the near iutut" tuS,
such nrrc,#nry pirp. ns are r,lrurrd to
put eaii county hUrIitul ~ .Uuud rrI air
nmd condition.
"" your pr,ui Jury, inquired INTO
Tia" iullrnH ~ Oh" NIgt"r Mckclyry ~
Mari" i""nphp, county ~ Eltu,
STAT" ~ Nevada. nn ar ubuu, the lOn
day II November. 1901 lho coroDcr'r
InD h'!d ,w"~iayH afl,r the EiIlu.g cN-
"""r"i"d Carl S'"ckridg", 1uud 80 rcr.
"I'' hM'd that "'td KILLING "r' JrHliI-
'hl" ana ~ 'rH'j"true'. Whit" th"
coroner jnf! met iW" day" after III"
H'llinf' ""d vowed ia" tod, nIh Tie
place. "h"f" enid killing i'"i' lH.", nnd
ma 4" better "rt"f'mhIt! I" judge, hiiil
f"'" VI" "'il"n"" Ir"'nc"i before the
ff'"h Jury W" '""l 'hn' ouch i""i'"Ts
rn"n'' nov Il" "Iih""' 'r"cihI m"nl"".
"" '""' 'h"' ~" Killing might ho" been
Nv ,'''' ''"" u" "''' EZRA "''d frrm rnrr
ana "hu''"n III ih" "N"Irm" ~ Il" II
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