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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
ANEW YORK FASHION LETTER

New York. March 3i.--Wsn shlrt-
waist suits ho worn again tails soa-
a0nf This WAS the question asked me
the other day. Indeed they VII b1
worm and judging By the numbers
shown iu the shops. and the great
variety uf suitable materials ON ok
hibltiou, every woman must Do going
90 have several 81 them
ri1uNa nrc going 20 bo worn both
fof the smart morning irock with a
glckel and also for the shlrt-walai
asiit proper inc majority on che new
piguga show many styles Of oordinE
and patterns and are 30 woven now
that they have become well adapted
20 tailor cut and nnlah Although
white rlquos are 90 much favored
those Oh cnlora are hardly seen 1t ail
in the fashionable 'mnkc-ups." Tho
trimming most go be- used n che eyo-
Boz embroidery Hcdho or Danish cut
work. which promises 60 be- ga flpnl-
~ ae ire Hardinrcr of last season.
A smart do1irn on The blouse Eion
style NRs developed in white piGuc
ana trimmed with bands ~ rmbfnld-
cry. Tho waist WAS made in blouse
aiyie with a duublo-hfe1sicd vest and
backward turning fronts 90 form "a.
vors. Bands of embroidery decorate
che cuffs OF the short sleeves and re-
Ycfs and color The graceful skirt
d. Of tho popular circular snaun with
two scans che one al iho center ~
che froat being made Ga Dutch0ss
style This skirt ehouid be- about i've
yards and q half round with only
enough fuincss about the waist 60
form an inverted box-plait m the
hack
hadobO embroidery On combination
with q pretty weave of niQuo wa
used for a second example OF shirt
waist suit. Tho skirt waa Of fhe nine
eored order with an invested box
plat back and 90 each side which o.
made IN Dutchoss style 90 yoke depth
an dthe front gore has an "in-ect Of
embroidery reaching from the belt 90
she foot. Tho waist hy means of tpchH
stimulates the nuichoHa pnecf and n
panel front Of embroidery dccdratos
che 'front.' ard che cuffs OF tho same
trim fho long close sleeve.
Linen o. / have written you before
ls to ho extremely fashionable. and 81
ynu have hui one ncw dress have %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

For the coming suitry days a linz
eefio gown Of the most delicate India
linen has been made n has n flounot
and pastron and yoke Of embroidered
linen
al the foot OF the skirt which b
long and full, rs "a narrow frlll. This
Is finished simply with @ hem. Set
directly about d is q nouncc eight
lnchos in width This Is Of the en-
br0idury and az the head OF d D. two
oneIrcilug rows OF embroidered luser-
ton
A yoke OF the embroidery is about
One hips. being deep and pointed On
front. and short on the hips. This is
of the embroidered linen. and Is eea-
nraied from the fun douuco by a band
of the insertion. The same sneci 81
carried out ON the bodice
Tho eirdlo is Of the linen. and IN
high and carefully honed % give the
necessary close nt.
The hat Go be- worn with this sum-
NOR gown la a croaiicn Of chip, Val
lace. a pink rose and white airrctto.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
oARTA "a PLANS LARGE
YARDS AT oliver CITY

w ~ Bitter superintendent OF the
RIO nrnnde division of the santa fo
ana n. ~ Benedict. chief engineer Of
the same division, we're ip Silver City
q few days ago. Their Wait was fof
tae purpose oi lookin over the local
Yards OF the company With q Wow 0i
obtaining additional track facilities.
iho Increased freight traffic ln Silver
CITY demanding this owing 10 the
peculiar location of TIE Santa ne
Sards. being hemmed BOZ on one eide
ay chihuahua boa and on the other
side by the Main street ruich the
problem is NOT nu easy one 90 solve.
nui che growing needs of Silver Cii5
for warehouses and storage yards OF
all kinds viii domaud ta solution
ga0niV
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
lips Fox The
HOME MlLLINER

There are so many noW anu start.
LINK shapes shown this spring. as vol
a. many older but still popular ones.
fhnt II IN hard 90 toll watch styles
nru mos, popular
it o. seldom, indeed, that one may
wear hats with sfin, high crowns or
no crowns at all brIma twisted INTO
ull sorts Of naros and irilie. or ne
hrlms az an. anr no mNiter which
style % chosen, feel that q "a plr-
fectiy "a IN mode"
% il sale 90 say. however chat thc
Wide. trapping hum d somewhat ln
disrouute. The bats as ulo are
smaller and thuro also seems 90 BE-
"a araduai tendency toward the larger
crowns. although. ca mentioned before
perfectly croWnlcss models ave still
in VOGUE 20 quite an extent.
Firuros 4 2. and 4 wiz give some
idea of the variety shown IN me pop
ular styles
ln glowinH tho imported models one
lH worry forcibly struck with the ew-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

made Of linen The fruit tlnts such al
cherry. strawberry, cugfent are shown
hni pink blue and apple green With
white na iholr leader are the most
called Tor colorg. Thcra are also some
beautiful tinia of ivory and cream
thai win he much ln demand later on
In the HelEm,
Blue linen was used l0r 4 very alm
plf shirt waist aulf and lace motifs
wore used Goo is decoration The
skirt nko many of the now designs
fhuWedc pinlia Dbl lts construction
placed ln groups and stitched go Faha
depth This skirt which Waa Intended
Tot street wear WIS quite short in
IOnmh huf had d measurement ui SIG
wards about she bottom Tbs waist
alaa oi ihr pla'nosi Cui imaginable bHi
prnlusely decorated with fhe lnco
motifs Elbow s|cafon and a sllk helt
an daiock oi white eilh completed ine
costume.
iinon % also liked i1r fht ftichlns
fuIi ln combination with hr0la Ornu.
menfs and cord lHc|ng inc shoulders
aro Ung Swing plenty Oi freedom 90
ihe nWa when used Tor sports niil
athletics. "A removable shield hlls ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
ARABS FATALLY WOUND
OLD MIN AN1 KILL SON

a special dispatch from laa Ncgal
90 Denver dated March 90 says
last night ln iha district east Of
hafen, known AS Ch'huaau1. jose Irn
ilio was Shot ard kllloi ana BIS old
uthor was knocked on i1e head alH
% % believed fatally Injured by twe
Arah'nna
Tho peuiientes were lniclHE a meet
los and tho Afaha applied for nd
miifhnqo Tho elder Iullllo was
doorkoeper aMd inli them fo 90 away
phey hit llm over tho head
knocking him arnfolcas Hls 2iyeal
Ola son rushed 20 pick Dim up while
he was bending over his father one o'
tho Arabs Heoi and killed him The
iaq were Hffeaiod and sill ha tried
ni fne teen oi SQUIRT now on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

the open neck and may be- used with
ur without a high collar A novel idea
ls the closing Of the skirt on each
side Of The front gore of The skirt.
while iho fuinoss oi the hack ia taken
up by an inverted box iait Over The
skirt iho blouse SAYS 900 around and
sailor sleeves gather ut The wrists I'M
der "a plain cnn.
Although sou zee many vivid c0lora
on Che counters. 40 nos he deceived by
thom. "thls is to ho q white season
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

a happy home D. The most valuable
possession ihai iH within iha reach
uf mankind. but Yuu cannot enioy iie
comforts if yOu are 0nHerinr ffpn
rheumatism you throw aside hugif
ness cnres when you rnter your home
aud YpH can ho relieved from fhpfo
rheumatic pains also Isl applying
Chamberlain Palm balm ono ap-
pilcauon VIII give you re'lrf and iia
continued use Cor @ short Tins VIII
bring about permanent cure tu
enie bF aH druEFiHiH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

dent attention paid TO che noioi
schemes" most OF iho creations be-
ing carried out in various tiRts oh one
color or in beautiful combination; al
though some Of tho aower hats are
startling in their daring combination
of an sorts Of coiofa
% o. hard 90 decide what color. roy
cQlors. are most popular. but shades
az lavender and greens are very much
used. ln materials. mallue and tnC
fancy hrnida easily hold nrai place
although laco and both plain and
fancy STRAW are very GOOD
The malluo hats. made hy covering
"a wire frame with several ihlcknCsscs
of maiino, pui 90 perfectly plain with
n bias binding Of the same around
edge Of The hrlm, are worry pretty aud
comfortable.
Maiine ia also applet 90 wire
frames .n tiny fuiIloa of gathers but
The plain ones are more popular
Tho Nenpolitan braid ia used on
many models this year. c-gh ln cnmr
hinHtiou with mnlino or lace,
Straw retains its usual popularity.
ihpi of a smooth surface being pre-
fcfrrd 90 the roughor varieties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

n suffered Tor ave years with kid-
ncy and liver trouble. which caused
severe pains across the back and a
binding headache. had dyspepsia
aud was so oonsupated that | could
nos move my bowels without q ca
ihariic. was cured hy Chamber
lalns stomach and Liver Tablets and
have been wen now Tor SIX months. ("
says Mr.. Arthur 3. Strickland Of
Chattanooga, Tenn. For eale BY all
drugElsia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
MscLoNE WAS olvEN

The rumur fhui d being circulated
i1 the effect that fac remains Ql
Michael McClonF. who was kilea an
willard a9t Woet were nnt given de
cent burial. a not only unffuo hri
unjust ~ welt superintendent 81 III
Martin and Or W. a. Wilson cared
iuf ihe man until death relieved Mm
ni hll aunefIug provided clothes
and a neat coala at ,he|g oNn oN-
penao. and secured ihe services oi
Rev v % nuon iof lhn iHnrfal, says
fno Ennflh News Iha unfortunate
man was crashed between tN0 afeoI
ears near damp a0. from ihe odecia
~ Hhlch he died hIs Hume Naa in
brooklyn. ~. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
sURpRisE THEIR FRIENDS
WITH SECRET WEDDING.

Miss Maud WaiVertnH and John
Land young people promlnent IN ao-
riai circles. sprung "a surprise % their
MOI oven know of the marriage unfii
Thursday morning The souug pcor
pie have been living ~ the'r roapoc-
tive homes since fheg were mafrlea
The bride has been hfad hu1kkefper
fuf the noraril Mercantile cgmpany,
ai Trinidad Tor two years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

For tho last dancing school days
an exquisite iroch Is OF sho1f French
null hDiahCd viii Val lace and Rne
French embroidery.
The skirt ia abort, barely escaping
the knees. full La width and n nulsh
VA with the dainty embroidery with a
narrow row of the Val insertion
above d.
The blouse has a narrow. closely
ehirred vest. which las two Inserts Of
TIE Val. while The insertion is used
on either aldo OF n.
Tho vide capo collar ia made en-
flrcly OF the lace and embroidery.
and the sleeves consist of douole
pufs, confined with the embroidered
bands
Tho white OF thls delicate frock
la unrollc4od a broad soft sash Of
pure Whiio girdlcB the whist. while
white embroidered silk stockings are
worn with Kid slippers 90 match
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
GALLUP NOMINATES
INDEPENDENT TICKET
And Adopted che Star" as
the Emblem For That
Party This Election.
THE PLATFORM AND CANDIDATES

Special fdHianfs
Gallup. ~ ST. Mafah q0.-Tha Ina,
pendent party Of iho cifIsans IA oar.
ilp Oh convention hr.fmhiaf hrfai.o
declare that fha object oil ftls ~
o1nllalion De- 90 aocuro az h6ues IN.
client ana economical aHnNristrafinn
9t thr ant.h 81 onf town. ana uo con.
hdrntiy appcal iu ih0 eieciofa of Oai.
iuh Hteapeclife of p1FY, io support
~ On me iol'oHins platform of pfin-
We are opposed to the election Of
CITY councils or town boards of trust
eea By enc lcg'slatufe.
we pledge oar candidates for maeor
and hoard az trustees " elected. Ia be-
elton tht nest legislature on hoi.sif
~ ihe pOpplo ~ Gallup i0r the roncaI
~ cltpof AZ of enc laws of 1905.
which apnlica enc oircilon mnth05 az
citits in towns and tlllaFia. and II the
pntupn i1 denied fo uara an ar
dlnHnee rndisff|ciine tha town intn
two prucinCia or wards. insfoad ~
four ua ai present.
we are opposed io fhe granting OF
public ifanehisos Tor a long term %
yCafH
We are opposed fo tho granting of
public franchises Tor any purpose nm
less tho question o. submitted %
vote of The qualified electors II the
town and approved by a majority.
We are opposed io The granting at
contracts ior any purpose oxltns,n-
NeAand fhc pcNt aurcoudinE election.
unless The question o. submitted io
vote Of The qualified electors of lhr
town and approved hy q majority.
We are opposed fn the holding az
two s1lariod offices by one narnm.
We nrU ln favor 0f mo municipal
ownership cf public utilities. ana
pledge our candidates ~ elected. %
90 cVerYing in lhoif power s8 provide
an ample supply uf Wstor CO.. iho Town
nt rcaaO~ahle rates.
We ue Dos favor az a Egnage deaf 30
every one and a pociai privileges 10
none. and nlodFo our Candidates. NJ
elected, to decide every qncnon that
g mes before them Ia arourdnnCo with
This principle and in che Interest of
tho common welfare ~ tho people of
our town.
cd
FOR Mayor--E 81. saniule.
For City CLERK w. r. Kuchcn,
becker.
For City Treasurer John s. gtgvia.
For Aldermen John WoxoihorFcr
ana Louis Meyers Tor Ernst ward. s.
"A nruNu and George krukor. fOf See.
Ont ward John Schaurcr and J ~.
Jacobson. Tor Third ward. Peter
Kitchen and John Rains FOR roufh
ward
For School Trusiccs-J ~ Carman
fni John Nyriok fer fhe First ward.
W !. McVlckeg and Iamoa Wells. ior
the Second ward Simeon Frost and
D. W. sWari1 Tor tho Third ward.
1ohn Kennedy and Joseph Kuhn. Coz
che Fourth Nani
The convention adopted the star az
the emblem. and thc ticket IL knows
nH iho Citizens independent Ticket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

i5 ard iI block rs. and ioia 3. 10. m
end il block sG. Einifru addition. tI.
March SD a. Macpherson to
John n CARRIER pafi 0i lois d. 2.1. a.
3 and O. clock 4 Grant addition. en-.
Nnfcn aN-N n soma. 0i ai. i0
lH'dro aandofal loia aud 2. block q.
Naniem addition 81
Match 81 3 Raynoids ana wife
90 flortNco IuNhNs Casnt. thc west
92 ltol of lois &. 8 ard 9. block fg
Aunlng Highland addiiien. on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Flowers are used in great pfuiuainu
this soason-so great Ia fact that
Dome OF The popular hats really re-
somble animated gardens.
The most noticeable feature IN the
up-iu-daia use ui flowers la tha Aar-
Ing HhoWn Do the combination 90 many
different varieties and colOra ON fho
Ga mehat One ol the proiiieat cun-
tDiia along ihis line iG the slower ro-
lcttc. no this novelty. many different
combinations ace shown. aud some OF
the color schemes arc aiNnnlng lu
one example seen. fhe center of The
o1ctte Yves formed a pink MOSS hose
Dud sufroufduf ihia were i0rFet-me-
noiH. ane the border waa Of ylplois
Tor childfrn'a hats iho hugo dnisies
made nl white ribbon Fathoroa around
? yellow center ere pretty aad eiiec
tive.
Feathers are used extensively Tee
large eh0dol quilts lre perhaps che
most popular trimming Cor street hats
although wings ere aiill sean on many
OF the late models
For dress or aemiarogs Rats The
large aiE'ctir is very ponular Shaded
plnmea tfe also used effectively fiihs
TT Na"N'' "i ~ NNNnNINNNt iNN WIN NNW
era. lace nr buckles
The combination 81 nlumcs and
ngwera "a especially good lhg aea.hn
The Illustration given shows Hn ina
ported model 0f pale yrioW chin
straw, trimmed with Wfoahi 0f r|nl
roses and hcauiIillly shuaed nlume
even in SUMMER aad especially fho
evenings
me Niilc fancy bio'craos of STIR
chiffon 0r lace arq q happy ihourNf"
adjunct So thotr Urlis weight dresafs
o. hc worn on c0Aief days ana sven,
lrFa Some ere Fastened i0 enc Walai
iuf many are detachable. making
them thus laT more aorfltoalie ani
often changing che whole effect 90 lhe
hreaf, a PLEASING feature li one has
pui one roNn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

.oi dress should receive 3 cool deal
of attention FROM every woman who
economlro FOR additional collars ana
cuffs. belts. holeroce. etc. are the poor
Womann rod-scnd in the matter ~
ulco drrgs.nr
For the shirt waist anlf during the
between geasons. many are made oi
shower proof ioulaFis. which BY the
new process used ln maklne thcm,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

have become much more sorvlooable:
and gown made OF this material
would also 10 for next winters wear
as we'll Another fabric that win Jo
widely used this summer n tho chif-
mo iancta.
A Simple gown developed from this
lnsi material was yet made elaborate
enough for All but the most formal
affairs. a nttod lining supported tho
whist which ls laid ln hnp tucks at
iuChcd 40 a round yoke above which
shows the shallow tucker and stand
lng collar Tho sleeves are lald Ia
iucks from below. tho gathered
shoulder PIN and finished with D. cur
The modish Fare skirt Do OF aoyon
gore cut. fitting closely an the top.
with a measurement uf about ok
yards 40 che bot The costume %
further decorated by a fancy ems
broldcrod hand around the yoke from
which extend tabs four inches deep;
and about che skirt o. another band
an diabs six Inches above tho foot
For che binding oi Hight colOrod
skirts. morcurlzcd braid On a large
line Of colors are now shown a is
softer. lighter and more durable than
the wooden or linen Draldg for sumo
mer dress end not 80 hard on the
shoes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

A tale ~ horror was told Dy mafkg
oi human blood il The home ui D. W.
Wlll|ama. wen known merchant of
hnc KY Ho wfiioa 'TWoaig years
asu : had severe hcmurfhagea of she
lungs and WA near death when
hoHan taking ID Kings New nlacog-
cry n completely cured me and
have remained w0l ever since" ~
CurrE hemorrhagoa chronic coughs
settled colds aud bronchlfls, and ~
the only known cure f0l weak lungs
Efsfy bottle suaranieed 81 an drug
gistn 900 and 81 Trial bottle free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Jose lnha'lnH came ulf NnFfuinH
bot best in an ahmy With iWo ma
tivUa. wofking near MoHuainalr. laei
week. receiving slash uith "a knife
and bruises from nFIeg clones Tho
natives were fakHn m fharEe By a
deputy ehorn ai willard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

a thoaicr holoro has The formation
Qf a circular cape. and 10 created for
tho late spring days. Tho material
from which % ig fashioned la heavy
pongee. ln the natural tone. and is
Y. ~. embroidered Ia Is multiplicity Oi
huca, wiz Insects ST Russian lace
The dGml-alocYoa are scarce more
than full nouncea
in delicate bluo straw Is n hat that
hnrmonizea WITH this evening gar
monL The wide hrim o. arranged
curtain fashion, and small roses.
shading through several shades of
pink, wreath the crown. and Rrc
mos8cd on the handoau. From the
loit slide Of the crown % an immense
sweeping aigretto In son rose tone
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

Governor "A. b Cummns % only
teaching Senator lkIns hia "A % "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07
REALTY TRANSFER
NOT so ACTIVE
Record Shows That Only
Forty Three Deeds Filed
During Month.


March has not been an cxtraord-
mary good month Tor the real estate
aeenia Although foriy-ihroe deeds
were recorded. che deals have hoon
small and not deals that would ylold
iafre profile. On fact no transfer oi
any note took place during the ON
tlfo mouth There has boon ono d.
vision OF the business. though. that
cannot complain fof the lack 81 trade.
and chat De- The investment companies
division. While The records show
comparatively foW warranty deeds
coming iron the new additions re-
Gently opened. % o. known that many
Muntnly payment contracts have been
made between che PROMOTERS and
home builders and spCcuiaiors nf a.
small calihcr
The following transfers were re-
corded during Che month
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-21
Major Black Explains.

Major John Black, through his at
torney. submitted a letter to Gov
ernor Hayward in which he SAID that
he regretted the language he hal used
toward Mr.. Lyon. In accordance with
MAJOR Balck's letter, Governor Hey
ward stated that he won'3 remo' e
Major Black from Office. Major Hack
stated in ris letter that he had Eeen
misinformed as to the scope of the
investigation, and he had thought his
private life was being assailed. Under
sudden heat and passion he assumed
an attitued, and used language which
he now knows was not justified. This
does not agree with Major Black S
statement the day Of the occurrence,
when he is said to have declared
that he had blocked the game of the
committee" Of which Mr.. Lyon is a
member.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-21
GOVERNOR PATTIsoN DEAD.
Democratic Chief Executive OF Ohio
Called by Grim Reaper.

Democratic Chief Executive Of Ohio
Called by Grim Reaper.
John Nj. Pattison, governor OF Ohio,
died of .bright's disease or chronic
intestinal nephritis, at 4 o'clock Mon
day afternoon at his home at Mil
ford, Ohio, Is miles east Of Cincin-
natl. His death came suddenly ana
was unexpected even by his physi-
clans and family and was caused by
a relapse from prolonged disease.
After the election in November, It
was thought that he was suffering
from an attack of malaria, from which
a change of climate and rest from
work would quickly restore him. How
ever, when he returned from so
journ of several weeks in the south,
he was still weak, and under the ad-
vice of his physician his part of the
Inauguration ceremony was gone
through with the utmost care.
Several times he seemed so far re-
covered that his speedy appearance
at the executive Offices was looked
for at almost any time.
John M. Pattison, boy soldier, law
yer, state legislator, member of con-
gress and governor Of Ohio, was a
native of Claremont county, Ohio, the
same county in which he retained his
home during his entire life. Born on
June 1s, 1S47, he enlisted as vol
unteer in the United States army
when but '16 years of age, in 1864,
and entered college Immediately after
being mustered out, graduating at
the Ohio Wesleyan university, with
the class of 1859, having been a COL
lege mate Of United States Senator
James B. Foraker. His political ca
reer was long and eventful one.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-21

en- April IA last, and was sentenced
to be hanged August 3. The hanging
will be the first execution OF a white
man in Charleston county since the
civil war.
Tie murder was particularly bru-
tai killing. The woman had separa--
ed from her husband, and was en-
gagged as a domestic in the employ OF
Colonel Greenough, the post comman-
der. She was we'll known by the
islanders and universally we'll regard
ed. She was stabbed thirty-fve times
with an ice pick by her husband. Her
character was assailed by Marcus af-
ter the killing, but the woman was
so we'll known that the charges were
not believed, but to make the matter
clear, an examination of her person
by physicians disclosed the fact that
the charges were false.
Marcus came near being lynched
by the soldiers at the post at the time
of the killing and was saved from
such an execution by the prompt
work of the authorities.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-21
THREE MEN SHOT DEAD.

Fried to Enter Woman's Apartment
and Her Lover Used Pistol.
A visit paid by a trio of men to
the apartment of a woman in Louis
vile, KY, resulted "wednesday ever
ing in the death of all three at the
hands Of Clarence Sturgeon, her low
er. w. J. Bruner, 2e years old; W.
H McMichael, IS, and an unidentified
man about thirty years of age, all
went down before the deadly aim u
Sturgeon, a young man OF q.