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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-29

third street, a five story fat, on hot 2sxIoo.j.
ROOSEVELT STREET. Charles Buermann
200. nave soll M%s' 70 and 81 Roosevelt
FULTON AVENUE; The Ernst-Cahn Realty
Druckrr No. il2i Fulton avenue. a six story
Hat, on plot 5OX9iN Irregular.
from a client Df u. Morri9,' No. 9ssi ITIhHir%df
avenue, a frame b%uilding. on lot 1881.
CQJRTLA MT AVENUE, } Cls ronce Davies
Comrtisudt avenue. Il three story frame
building, with store. on lot 2iHioO,
l45TH STREET 4, Clarence Davies has sold
a two story dwell;rQ. on lot i7.7xIoa. '
GRAND BorLENAR Walter wilkins haI
sold for George ". McAdnm the three
Grand boulevard and lonconrse and iGSth
street, on plot lI4Nl98S irregular.
MONROE AvENuE The Geisyler-Haas
Son the ploi, jOx 70. on the east side OF Mon.
roe venue, ?o r""t north Of i7+th street TO
$. Drummer.
Company has sold for Leo Hutter A Son
to 7, Powers the lot, 2jXl0o, on the south
side OF i5oth street $50 feet east OF Morris
avenue.
ls3D S~TREET.-The .Geiszler-Haas Realty
Company has 9old, for leo Hutter 4 Son
to e. Powgrs the lot. 2Iyleo, on the south
PARk ANtNIE.-t, Mehlrotter has sold for
leo Huttcr 4 Son 10 George Seller the LOT.
aiNlI, on the east Sido of Park avenue
80 feet south of lS?d street.
?42D STREET. The Sound Realty Companv
has bought from James T. Pennpld the
block front on the north side Of 1t2d street
between Robertson plac" and Catherine
street End running north 10 the city line.
a plot si.hXl0O.
a??D STREET. Tho Sound Realty COMPANY
has sold 10 Charlotte j.. Mitchell the lot
on the south side OF 222d street Ij feet
east Of Fourth avenue,
PAST STREET. The Sound Realty Companv
has sold to GustaNp CERT tho lot OF tha
north side Of 24lst street. 80 feet west o.
Catherine street.
THIRD AVENUE Arnold 4 Byrne have
sold for Simons q Lyman to Maurice Ali
the northeast corner Of Third avenue and
l07th street. a six story apartment house,
on plot 34Nl04.
BROOK AyENUE.-Kiddlc 4 BuehIer hav,
sold for August Jacob to Carl Witzcl, Nos.
1854 and 1859 Brook avenue. a six story.
apartment house, on plot iOvlOO.
W~OODYCREST ANENJE-E. Osborne
Smith 4 Co. have resold for j. F. Keisrr.
the plot. 5OxlOn, on the cas-, side Of Woody
crest avenue, 100 feet north of lG1th street.
MAPLE AYENUE,-Davis 4 Bernstein have
sold 20 Mrs. CATERING Carlo. "a LOT, 25Xiu,
on the w"St side Of Maple avenue 50 lee,
south OF 10Th street: MISC, to Pkilip Cbopt
the plot, SNlll. on tho south side OF ?a0th
street, about los feet east of Second avenue
WEST ND ANtNIE.-Cibbs a Kirby have
sold for Alexander Walker. executor Of
the Poole estate, No, $50 West Ind avenue.
tire" story ard basement dwelling, on
lot 9CNlB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-29

Lippmaun and Sampson II. Schwarz have
sold TO Joseph Weinrr NO. 90 Werr Ninety
ninth street II tiv" story fiat, on lot ?a'Sx
looll.
NINETY-SECOND STREET John i. kavan-
agh has sold Tor Lewis Samucls to Melville
D.. Landon No. $ last Nin"ty-second street
SECoND AVENUE R%ubincer. NIingcr &
Co, have sold for We'll u Mayer 40. ll66
. snd lles Second avenue, TWO five story
FIRST AVENUE -Rubinger, Ringer a Co.
have, sold for We'll & Mayer No. lbs and
49, First Avenue, a five story double tcnc.
SECOND AN,ENrE:-M. Ruben & Co. have
sol for clients No. 22sa. Second avenue,
a I'VE story tetem"nt, with stores. on lot
2exlo0.
sold No, 20I3 Second avenue, q four story
Hat, on lot 2Sx75, for C. II. Potter.
LEMON AVENUE. Louis Weiss has bou eht
No. 4iS Lenox avenue. q five story flat, on
lot 2oxs1. Barnett Il 60. were the brok ers,
FL HTH AVENUE Barry & Co. have sold
for Sarah Eikin the two five story fiars
at Nos. 27T4 and 277o Eighth avenue. on plot
4oXiV.
10TH STREET.-Nat an X. Habel has sold
TO Harris 4 Timble No. SO West llItu street
a five story building, on lot 25xloOil.
10TH STREET Jacob Robbins and rharles
Gerst have bought No. 80 East ioGih sire"r
a five story double fiat, on lot 25xiW.
lOsrH TREET F. Iowanthol ms houcb,
for the Herbert Realty Company from
l0Sth street, two four story double fiats
on plot 5ixIoO.Il.
EIGHTY-sECONp STREET,, Walter Iiss-
berger has resold the two five story tene-
ments, AZ Nos. ?lS and 20 East Eighty
second street, on plot 5Ixl02.?.
NINETl-THlRD STREET .-Abrallam Cor
don has sold TO a Mrs. Sinlons the five
story tenement at NO 2aS East Ninety
resold, the property to Mannheim, Vein
stein 4 H%ohberK'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-29
BROOKLYN'S REALTY BOOM.
THE BIGGEST IN THE HISTORY
or THE BOROj On.
The shopping, manufacturing and other
Mercantile Districts Are u
RAPIDLY. but the Greatest Expansion
IL in the Residence Nclsllborh0Ods.

IL I'm the Residence NclglborhOOus.
Brooklyn has for a number of years en-
perienced a good deal of activity IN real
estate. Until quite recently the achVlty
consisted practically of a series OF special
movements, affecting limited %neighoor-
hoods or restricted classes of property
In the course Of last year, however, trading
took on the character of a general move
ment, affecting simultaneously many kinds
az property and a great variety OF reigh-
borhoods. It is impossible to say whether
vacant or improved realty absorbs at the
present time the greater amount OF capital.
There is n substantial volume Of dealing in
b,siness premises, while apartment houses
end dwellings, as we'll as flats and tene-
ments are in demand and the speculation
in lots is no longer centred in any one
locality. Prices are everywhere rising and
old standards of appraising are being aban-
,doned.
The current market has hadIno counter
part in the last sixteen years. 1t Is more
optimistic and speculative in temper than
It has beer since the great years of 1889 and
1870. which saw the elimination of the real
estate boom induced by the building of the
elevated railways and the opening of the
Brooklyn Bridge. Then, as now, improved
realty yielded handsome investment re-
turns. Vacant property was advancing in
value and the dealing in real estate was
supported and shared by the general public,
The chief difference between that period
snd the present is the greater scope and
volume of the trading. due to the vastly
increased size of the city.
The business sections are enjoying an
unusual degree of prosperity and are con-
~seouentiy expanding rapidly. Land in the
shopping district has increased in value
and a good deal OF it, particularly at Flat
bush awnue and Fulton street, has been
bought up by Spectators in anticipation
Of still higher prices.
Manufacturers are coming into the
borough in large numbers and it is believed
that Brooklyn and Long Island City Will
eventually become the great manufactur-
ing centre OF the city. The South Brook
lyn waterfront is rapidly being developed
as a site for factories. Lots here are worth
about 81 200 TO 81 500. The growth Of this
newer industrial section has not detracted
>from the prosperity OF the old factory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-29
Miscellaneous,

One of tn" most notable building opara-
tions IN Brooklyn is that oil q. j. Hermann
and SiNty-seventh streets. where IsO semi
detached one family, brick houses are being
erected, These are. meet ing with general
approval from people who have visited the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-29

Continued on Fourteenth Page.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01

Nov Be Good,

The people who make such a howl
about the peek-a-boo waist wouldn't
see so much II ihsy would mind their
own business. Hartford Telegram.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
TOSS OF A coin
To Determine Which of the TWO Con
demned Negroes viii Go to the
Scaffold First.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 3l-'rhe ques
ton of who will go to the scaffold first
is now agitating the minds of Bud
Williams and Cornelius Combs, negro
murderers, who are to be executed in
the County Jail September 6.
After the death warrants had been
read TO them by Sheriff James w
Dickson the negroes at once inquired
If they would be hanged at the same
time. II was explained that this
would be impossible, as the new
steel gallows will accommodate only
one person at time. The two men
then agreed on tossing a coin to de.
eide who will be the first to take pas.
sage TO the great beyond Sheriff
Dickson is said to have expressed a
Willingness to let the two men most
interested settle the question of pre-
cedence between themselves.
There are about Is minutes be
tween the two executions, and both
of the condemned men insist that a
great deal can happen In even such
short space of time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
what's the Firs.s

There are iva ways Of accomplish
ing reform. tbs second way Is 70 hire
a brass hand and gst a meEAphons.-
Hartford Times.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
I! FIGHTERS FINED
Men and Women Whose Angry Pas
sions Broke Forth in Physical
Violence Made to Pay.

JGdge Ross in the city court had
another big batch of small offenders
before him yesterday. Among them
however, We're a number of people
| who had engaged In fights wherein
none were seriously hurt, towit:
George Lindsey aud John Nc.
!-ackey, arrested by Egan and CASEY,
and who had engaged in fight at
Fourth and Ohio streets Monday, in
(which McLackey had his face cut and
Lindsey had his face badly bruised,
We're fined So and costs. 500 each,
which was paid.
Lena Hinkle and Helen Wagner ar
rested by Officers Fitzgerald and
Hagey for fighting i'm the brick house
on Thirteenth street, were fined 81
and costs each, $500, which they
paid.
Mary Berry and Georgia Denwitty,
two negresses who had engaged in
fight on Fourth street arrested by
Officers Davidge and Dennis, were
fined 50, $500 each.
G. T. Burin, the barber, who engae.
o. in 2 Eight with his employer, VIM.
r. hecK. cutting him on the hand with
9 ~ e.. was fined s. and costs, $40.
= Il C9beek has not yet been tried.
2 SD pn. the saloon keeper who en-.
<lgel in a shooting ARRAY on lower
J0merciai avenue some days ago
Stn Walter Noonan. a negro yaga-
bond. and who was shot at by the lat
ter. was fined s. and costs. as was
also Noonan. The fine and costs in
each case amounted to $3.50 and
Shipp who was the assailant in the
affair, paid the fines of both, a total
Of S33.
On Monday Noonan swore out
warrant for another negro named
Big Boy" charging him with flour
ishing a weapon on the occasion of |
The fight. The case was heard be |
fore Justice Robinson and Il was
shown that big Boy" simply picked /
mp The pistol with which Ship and /
NoOnan had shot at each other. and |
had carried it into the saloon. big /
Boy" was therefore discharged.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01

which may be held under the constitu.
tion or laws of this state, or bets or
wagers money, properly or other valu
able thing upon the number of votes
which may be given TO any person at
an election, or upoS VINO shall receive
the greatest number of votes at an
election; or agrees to pay any other
person any money, property, or other
valuable thing. in an event that an
election shall result In any one way,
or in the event that any person shall
or shall not be elected, or shall re-
ceiye a greater number of votes than
others, upon conviction thereof shall
be fined in sum not exceeding $1,000.
or imprisoned in the county jail not
exceeding one year, or both, in the
discretion of the court"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
'0LD TIME CAIRO.
INTERESTING DATA or THE
TOWN AND TIMES FROM
NEWSPAPER or 1856.
Population From 400 to 1000 in TWO
Years--Judge Douglas to Speak
--overrun With "Free
Nigeers."

| In looking up some business mat
teGs Yesterday MAJ. r. W. Halliday
came upon copy Of the Cairo
Weekly Times and Delta" dated Oct
s. 1856. Vol, 8, No 10. published every
Wednesday by Edward Willet and
Leonard G. Faxon, II is seven column
folio and carries fifteen columns OF
local advertising. Among the lawyers
who had professional cards in the
| H.. w. j Allen, Marion, H.; Jno, T.
Louden, Marion, H.; Green b. Raum
Golconda, ILL.,
The letter list for the Cairo post,
office dated September 30. 1856, mum,
hered 425. There are very few names
in the paper which are familiar to
Cairoites living today Il. Shaunnessy
was justice of the peace Reed & Pet
tijohn We're druggists on Cemmer-
cial avenue and Humphreys & Martin
At No. 5 Ohio leyee The Shamrock
House was kept by Martin Towers;
White & Cunningham had dry goods
store. hardware, grocery and funi-
ture on the Ohio levee. M. Cohen 4
Co. kept the New Clothing Emporium;
and |. Farnbaker kept a gents furnish
ing store.
A local item states: 'The numebr
of houses built and finished Tor nearly
so) In Cairo since January LIST Is
eighty, sixty of which have been
erected this season. Sixteen
more are now going up, and twice as
many more will be started before De
eember. Two years ago our popnla.
ton was only 400 now We can not be
above the mark in estimating il at
1000 This is but beginning"
Another item Remember every
body that the Hon. S. A. Douglas ad-
iresses the people of Carbonate to.
morrow. Other speakers will be pres
mt and great time is anticipated
Those who have not heard Judge
Douglas speak should not let this op
portunity pass of hearing him."
The same old story: The town is
again almost entirely oyerrun with
free niggers. The stampede which re-
Gently took place among them did not
have much effect We hope the grand
Jury now sitting will take up the mat
ter and have 1t decided at the present
term OF court"
The paper carries az the head Of its
editorial columns the names Of Jas.
Buchanan for president and John G
Breckenridge for vice president. The
state ticket is haaded by VIM. A.
for governor. and S. S.
Marshall was the Democratic candi-
lats for congress in this district,
against whom Ben l.. Wiley was max
ng an independent race, using the
Ionesboro Gazette as mis- mouthpiece !
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
Writer'S Opinion of Fame.

Fame Il Is the flower of a day, that
dies when the next sun rises.-Ouida
CLOuise ue Ia Ramee).
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
To Contractors.

Cairo, H.. July 81, 1906.
Sealed proposals for the construe
ton of foundations of concrete and
brick for passenger station and
freight 'epot at Cairo. Illinois. will be
received by the Cairo & Thebes rail-
Dad company up to neon OF August
18th, 1906 Plans and specifications
may now be seen at the office of the
chief engineer of the company a.
Cairo, Illinois. This company will con
struct at this time the foundations
only for these two buildings, the re-
naming portion of same to be con
structed after fiji Is made in and
around foundations. Particulars fur
nished on application 10 the chief en-
gineer. Payments will be made on the
18th of each month.
The right TO reject any or all bids
Is reserved.
J. l.. ARMSTRONG,
T.. A. SMITH, Chief Engineer.
President.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
WOmdn'S
Health

Every woman may be attract
i've. Bright eyes, pink cheeks
and red lips are her nature
given right. A sallow skin. lack
Of animation, low spirits and
weak nerves may be avoided by
the use Of Beecham's Pills. a
remedy that we'll deserves the
confidence OF every woman.
Again and again they have
proved to be invaluable at those
recurring times when so many
women feel debilitated and suf-
fer from nervousness. headache
and depression. Ii IS wonderful
the way these pills assist Nature
and relieve the suffering.
Every woman who values
health and good looks should
become a user Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
SPEEDY JUSTICE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

exchange. when Mathis assaulted hel
at lonely pot in the road.
She fought until unconscious anc
then he accomplished his purpose.
A few minutes after he had made
his escape another negro passed and
h. took her to her home aud gave the
alarm. lie had seen Mathis running
away from the scene and had recog
nized
He was soon. captured and was
placed in jail. afte, serious difficulty
with a mob Later he was secretly
taken from the Mayfleld Jail and sent
TO Paducah where another moi Of
Mayfieid and Paducah citizens formed
and made an attempt 10 get him out Of
jail Later he was sent TO Louisville
TO avoid further trouble.
Is Hail Wtted.
Mathis Is a half witted negro. p
years old. He formerly lived in May
field but has been a---y several years.
He came back here several weeks ago
Wis circus. tie was 20 ignorant and
dull that he seemed a scarcely realize
his position although he frequently ad.
mited that be had done wrong and
said that he ought 10 be- punished.
Miss Mccain is stin IN a serious
condition and today a purse n $500
vas made By citizens 10 pay for her
reafment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
Lawful PoisoninR.

Barrigter Visiting accused IN talD-
81 can quite understand thar you want
ed TO poison your wother-in-iaw. but
in that case why on earth didn't you
set up as a dairynan or wine mer-
chant2 Yos couldn't have been caught
then. bon Vivant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
One on the Men.

Female Lecturer tvery much ezcit-
ed You men claim superiority In
everything You say there never was
a great woman painter. sculptor. poet
or historian We'll. Jet me ask you.
What man ever gave birth to tripietS?
Chicago American
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
Means

u is said that people on the Atlantic
coast nov think nothing u taking q
ran. over % L9Hl0n. But Lon5oD
thinks a sreat deal u Il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01

The man Who }r1as better how 10
do another mans W0rk than h. does
his ovn is not safe for any kiHd q;
work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-01
SOME NOTED DEAD
Who Passed Away During the Month
of August-Month Named After
Caesar.

The month of August was named
after Augustus Caesar, who was
named consul in this month. Some OF
the noted people who have died dur.
Ing this month in recent years are
the fnllnmincr.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23

Den nu aflidne, hvilkens mann var
Karl Wilhelm Karlsson, har f0rut bott
tillsammans med henne. Till yrket
var han maleriarbetare.
Den 26 Febr. infann sig hos detekti-
va polisen en- person, hyilken uppgaf
sig varit vallande till Karlssons dod
Manner | fraga, hviIken n~aturligtvis
genast forklarades anhallen, berattade
foljande:
Han hade pa l0rdagsaftonen kommit
gaende a Fleminggatan, dA han af en-
kvinna blef anropad ON skydd. Han
hade da sallat sig till kvinnan for att
skydda henne. En- okand man, hvilken
tydligen var onykter, foljde efter I'M
der uttalande af hotelser och DIVA
dinsord. Flera ganger sokte han afven
fatta tag 1 kvinnan och hennes ledsa-
care. Den sistnamnde hade dA for att
soka freda sig och kvinnan upprepade
ganger med armen fort I'M undan
och hade till slut, for att bli af med
denne, skuffat honom ifran sig, hvar-
vid han fallit 1 gatan med den sorgliga
pafoljd, man kanner.
Sjelfangifvaren har infor polisen
gjort EFT trovardigt intryck, och Diet
tyckes som ON EFT fullstandigt vada-
drap har foreligger.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23

BLEkINGE Lam. Forskingrarens
dom. Den for f~orskingring haktade
Observation-Disclosures kassoren
K. M. Ros har d.. Fl Febr. af Karlskro-
ma radhusratt domts till sex manaders
straffarbete SAINT EFT ars vanfrejd.
Amiralitetspastor Hussenius 1 Karls-
krona har af krigshofratten domts att
bota for smadligt yttrande mot beva-
ringsmannen Regnstrand % kr. och
for misshandel mot densamma 100 kr.
Dessutom har amiralltetspastor Hus-
senius domts att ersatta Regnstrand
for sveda och vark med rs kr. och for
hans installelse inf0r ratten 95 kr.
SAINT utbetala vittnesersattning.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
NoRRsoTTENs Ian. seorafds ;

NoRR8oTTENs Ian. 5egrafda !
en- sammanstortad stuga. Den Is Febr.
pa +. m. intraffade i Hakanson i Pitea
f0rsamling en- e~gendomlig ol~yckshan-
delse, | Diet att innertaket till fiskaren
Erik Astroms torpstuga heIt plotsligt
foil ned. Vid tillfallet befunno sig Mo
p~ersoner / stugan. nemligen egaren A.
strom, hans hustru och stu deras barn.
Lyckligt nog blefvo ALA oskadade ut
ON de iva yngsta barnen, en- gosse och
en- flicka mellan 5 och 3 ar. Gossen
flick EFT krossar / hufvudet och ena o.
gat s0nGertrasadt, flickan ena benet
krossadt.
De skadade smattingarna arc inf6r-
da till PiteA lasarett for erhalIande at
ward. Nagon fara for lifvet foreligger
dock ej.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
KoPPARsERes LAM. uppIvsnir

KoPPARsERGs LAM. u~ppIysnin-
gems tidehvarf. En- underdoktor fran
Leksand gastar for ~narvarande Elfda-
len och hade d. % Febr. sina mottag-
ningar i byn Vasa. Iron pa "doktorn"
ar stor, manga sjuka samlas dit och
ALA blifva de aderlatna. Fran en- af-
lagsen by vandrade en- man och hans
hustru till honom for att s0ka HELP,
manner for vark / en- hand och hui
strun for hufvudvark. BAda blefvo a.
,derIatna for 1 krona for styck, hvar-
jemte "doktorn" s8lde at dem en- flaska
medicin, som hade den ~markvardiga
egenskapen att bota babe LANDMARK
och hufvudvark. Da smaken pa delta
medel inte var alldeles sa harlig som
dess pastadda verkningar, sa vagrade
hustrun att f0rtara sin anpart. Man
men atog sig da att ensam f0rbruka
alltsammans.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
sTocKHoLMs Ian. vermdobansn.

LAW Wei HiOODdHdIs
K. mt har beviljat lan~dtbrukaren c..
F. Wahlberg m. fl. rattighet att anlag.
ga och till allmant begagnande mot af-
gift upplata elektrisk sparvag af 1.435
meters sparvidd fran ~Storangens sta
ton a observation-disclosures iernvag
till Alstaket a Vermd0n.
En- skoeens latte. Pa Muns0 i Mala-
rem kyrkoherdebostalles skog falldes
har ON dagen en- utstamplad tall, som
i sk0njbara arsringar raknade Diet akt-
ningsvarda talet at 100 stycken. Fu-
ran, som var fullkomligt frisk och af.
seed att anvandas till sagtimmer, var
af ganska ~ansenTga dimersioncr i s&-
val omkrets som hold.
En- f~orskrackIig dod. En- arbetskladd
man, som allmant gick under benam.
ningen "Upsala-Anders", blef d. 26
Febr. pa aftonen ofverk0rd och d0dad
mellan 0sby och Morby stationer af
Diet tag, som afgick fran Djursholm kl.
$40 e. m. Hela taget, bestaende az
lokomottv och tire vagnar, gick Oliver
manner och s0nderstyckade hans
kropp i flera delar. Man antager, att
den Olycklige i drucket tillstand fallit
Oliver sparet och insomnat. Djurs
holmspolisen tog hand ON den lemla
stade kroppen.
Stor esendomsaffar. E%gendomen LIZ
ma, nara S0dertelje, har af friherrin,
nan Bildt salts till V. haradsh0fding K.
Tillberg och l0jtnant A. Abenius f0I
$40, 900 kr.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23

SkARABoRGS Lam. kyrkoherdL
HoImgren domd. Genom d. 26 Febr.
expedieradt utslag har k. mt 1 likhet
med Gotta hofratt dom T. d.. kyrkoher-
den Holmgren till EFT airs straffarbete
och f0rklarat honom ovardig att i RI
kets tjenst nyttjas. H0gsta domstolens
utslag ar enhalligt. Den af Holmgren
till k. mt ingifna nadeans0kan har
afslagits.
bet uppgifves, att Holmgren gjort
EFT kort besok / %Falk0ping, der han
har sin tidning, och sedan begifvit sig
s0derut, antagligen for att Iemna lam
Diet.
TagoIycka vid HaIIsbere. Stations
karlen Sven Johan Hallberg / Halls
berg blef d. 26 Febr. a d~ervarande BAN
gard 0fverk0rd af EFT tag och sa svart
skadad, att han ogonblickligen Allied.
Han var Todd 1876.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-23
BONUS LAM. Ransaknins med en-.

BONUS Lam. Ransakning med en-
kan Tobiasson. Vid d. % Febr. fort
satt ~ransakning I Uddevalla med hak-
tade enkan Tobiasson vidholl den hak-
tade p~astaendet, att hon DIR oskyldig.
Liket af den mordade sonen hade icke
heller nu kunnat antraffas pa kyrko-
garden, der det begrafts a altman graf.
plats. Sex vittnen hordes, hvarigenom
utrontes att den tilltalade vid fangelse-
ransakningen lemnat en- del osanna
uppgifter.