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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07

Is proposed to grow tobacco on Mrs. Dukes
Texas plantation and manufacture it in a
factory to be established In New York.
Mrs. Duke, who was Alice Webb before
her marriage TO Mr.. Duke, represented her
self to be the owner of 750 acres of tobacco
lands near Nagodoches, Tex. At the time
she called her property the Texas-Cuban
Tobacco Company. Her marriage to Mr.
Duke aroused opposition among Mr.. Dukes
relatives and he was placed In a SANTA
rum. He subsequently brought suit for
divorce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07
Duke Starts Tobacco Company.

!. sBrodie l.. Duke, wife OF the tobacco
ufacturer. has Incorporated the A
b Duke Tobacco Company. with cupi-
Ixed at 500. 600. 1t is said that only two
~ other than Mrs. Duke are named.
Smeaton and a Mrs. Whiteaway. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07

out of his way to help along his employers
business. In certain sense, such an en-
ploye Is above money value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07
When pa swears OF.

w LtH pu SWEETS OH.
or course, it's jes' week or so-or two, or
three-an' then
He's sure to change his min, you know, an
swear right on again.
But how ! wish they'd take the laws an
have 'em changed some day.
An jes' abolish New Years; cause there's
trouble right away
When pa swears off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07
When Pa Swears Of.

On ev'ry January first my pa he says. says
lie,
'Of all the habits, that's the worst; not any
more for met
With that he throws his pipe away. an
smashes his cigars;
An brother winks an says, IT say look
out for family jars
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
Uratowany przez dyna-
NIT,

Czasem, p}onace miasto jest u
ratowane przez odnosna si@e, pre-
strzrh kt6rej ogien przecza} Czasem
kaszel trivia tax d1ugo re c%zujesz il
mic pr6cz dynamitu ME moze cie
wyleczyG. q. T.. Graz 2 Calhoun,
Ca, pisze: Moja zona mia4a bar
do okropny kaszel, kt6ry jej ME
pozwalal spa6 " nocy. Dw6ch le-
karzy jej ME pomog}o, tax wziela
DR.. King'a New Discovry ma sue
choty, Kaszel j z%aziebienie, kt6re
z}agodzilo jej kaszel Wr6cifo sen,
i zupe1nie ja WyleczyIo." Zadziwia-
.jaco skutecznc lekarstwo ma krta-
niowosG La Grippe, W M. j. Ko-
walewskiego apiece, cena SO i 500
|GwarantoWane, Butelki ma probe
darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
0 dw6ch braciach.
Gadka mazurska.

zy}o dw6ch braci: Maciek i
Wojtek. Wojtkowi by}a stra-
szna bieda, nie mial co jesc,
a musial zywic dzieci kilkoro.
Jego iona miala jedno stare
kurzysko. Wzial Wojtek ona
:kure, zabii ia j zani6sl do
pana.
Pan sic ucieszyI j pyta, lie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

trzymali Cd Chrystusa po-
slannictwo nauczyeieli!) j
,,nie wszystkich zreszta szko-
Ia zajmuje." (Takich ksiezy
polskich W Ameryce. ME INA
my. Co do nauczycieli, to
raczy1 6w uprzyjaefel" zsu-
wazyc, re W Europe ,,pracuja
prey szko}ach ludzie fachowi
polegajacy u%stawicznej kon-
troll w1adz... tn panuie pod
tym wzgledem swoboda, a
mad szko}a brak wszelkiego
nadzoru i kontroli," a vice
nauczyciele ME So kompeten-
tni zabiera6 g}osu W kwestyi
podrecznik6w szkolnych. -
,,Przyjaciel szk6f" konkludu-
je swoje ~wywody~ m6wiac:
,postarajmy sic najprz6d o
dobrych ,,rzemieslnik6w" a
'ci postaraja sic sami ola
siebie 0 najlepsze narzedzia".
Przyjacielowi naszemu przy-
znalibysmy s}usznosc, DO
dobrze'rozumuje, ale. niestety!
to jego rozumowanie OPERA
sic ma faktach zmyslonych.
Kto kiedy s}ysza}, ably W
szkolach naszych kilka set i
wiecej uczni liczacych hy1
zupe1ny brak nadzoru l kon-
troll. Kto tax m6wi, ten
najmniejszego pojecia o mich
ME ma, albo jest W najwyz-
Sym stopniu z1osliwy i szko~
}om naszym ME przyjazny.
My z naszej strony jestesmy
zdania, re nasze szko}y So
wzglednie lepiej zarzadzane
niz mp. polskie szkoiy W
Galicyi i re nasze Siostry,
acz W gazetach ME daja o
sobie znaku zycia, So p~rzeciez
W swoim zawodzie kompe"
tentniejsze Cd wielu powaz~
nych pedagog6w, co to ksiaz-
XII uczone %wprawdzie pisza,
ale najmniejszej kontroli mad
dziatwa utrzymac ME potrafia'
DUO takich pan6w.
~Otrzymawszy cd ,,Dzien.
Chic" porzadne LAME, tenn
sic przecie pocieszamy, dmu'
chajac W rozpalone ,,}apy,"
re raczy1 ostatecznie tax on
jak i jego ,,przyjaciel
szk6f" przyznac, il W pod
recznikach uzywanych przez
nasza So braki i re
potrzebuja one naprawy...
Vice jezeli tax, to ma co to
dasanie sic, napadanie ma
Federacye, Wydzia{ Wyko~
nawczy? Lepiej, %panowie, po-
dajcie nam reke W tel dobrej
a waznej sF'rawie. Wezmy sic
do iej za}atwienia wsp6lnemi
silly. My Waszym interesom
W niczem szko-
die ME chcemy. Badzcie O
tenn najzupe}niej przekonani.
Me macie do mas zaufania?
To wezcie sic sami do ulep-
szenia Waszych podreczni-
k6w szkolnych. My VAN
praeszkadzac ME bedziemy.
Ks. K. Sztuczko. c. s. c..
[. Sekr. Wydz. Wyk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
Cd WYDZIAKU I
WYK.ONAWCZEGO.

VIE ulepSZeu1a POuiFczLllkOW
szkolnych znalaz}y jak ivy
kle W gazetach Federacyi
Polsko-K atolickiej przychyl-
nych przyjecie goscinne.
Tylko uDziennik Chieagoski,"
pomimo, re W zasadzie. / on
Federacyi sprzyja, raczy}
nam pokazac drzwi i porza-
dnie mas zbeszta}. Oh da1 nam
bure, da} "a wszystkie easy
L.. przypomnia} nam wszyst-
kie uchybienia, jakich dopu-
Sicily sic ostatnie diva Kon~.
gresy Polsko-K atolickie W
sAmeryce i to, re 10 cent6w-
Xxi ,,Federat6w" n~ap1ywaja
ooraz skapiej i re stare osady
ederacyjne ME daja znaku
zycia i re Wydzia1 Wyko-
nawczy jest niedo}ezny it'd.
Cosmy zlego ,,Dziennikowi
Chicagoskiemu" zrobili, re
mas tax ofuka}? 0 odpowiedz
ME trudno: znajdujemy W
artyk. sprzyjajacego nam
przyjaciela. Sta}o sic to z
racyi tychze: /. Wydzia} Wy
konawczy nosi sic z zamia-
rem pope}nienia okropnej
zbrodni, DO rozbicia " sko-
rupy ,,starego garnka" (czy-
tai: n~ieodpowiednich i sta
rych podrecznik6w szkol-
nych); q. re popiera widocz-
ME aspiracye pewnych os6b
prywatnych, ola kt6rych
handel owemi czytankami
G,garnek nowy," kt6ry niby
Wydzia} Wykonawczy chce
zlepic) i zastapienie niemi
innych, dawnych stanowi ich
eel. osobisty; 3. re W spra-
vie ulepszenia postepuje ME-
umiejetnie, jak ,,6w architekt,
co to zamiast plany robic,
chce koniecznie ceg}y wyra-
Diac."
Rzecz widoczna, re ,,Dzien-
mix Chicagoski" ME odgad} i
ME zrozumia} zamiar6w i
plan6w Wydzia}u Wykonaw-
czego. Me idzie nam bynaj-
mniej O pot1uczenie ,,starego
garnka" i O narazenie przez
to akcyonaryusz6w ,,Sp6}ki
Wydawnictwa Polskiego" ma
strate finansowa. Me many
tel zadnego zamiaru ami 20
bowiazania popierac aspiracyi
pewnych os6b prywatnych,
handlujacych ksiazkami. Me
robi to nam zadnej r6znicy,
kto podreczniki szkolne dru-
kuje i kto je sprzedaje. o.
swiadczamy nadto, zesmy
dotad z zadna firma ami o.
SODA prywatna zadnej umowy
do drukowania ksiazek ule-
pszonych nawet ME prtbo-
wall zrobic. Idzie nam tn je-
dynie O to, ably podreczniki
szkolne, uzywane przez dzia-
tive szkolna a grubo op1aca-
ne przez ich rodzic6w, zada-
niu swemu odpowiada}y W
zupe1nosci.
w tel sprawie udajemy sic
do nauczycieli i pedagog6w
naszych przedewszystkiem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17

|chce "a kure. Woi!ek oapo.
wiada tylko, ze jest g}odny.
No, kiedys gfodny,
przyjdz do mnie IA obiad.
Wojtek przyszedl ma obiad.
|Patrzy -- ma stole stoja rome
pieczenie i jego kura tez
ley ma talerzu. Kazali mu..
jesc, lie tylko zechce. Jak.
zacza} jesse, niezad}ugo pod
jad1 sobie. Kiedy sic najad},
pan mu kaze ona kure die
lie %pomiedzy pa1stwa, ale
tax, zeby i jemu sic cos do
stale.
Wojtek wzial n6z, urzna}
lepek i po}ozy1 pred panem;
urzna} koniec grzbietu i da}
go PAM; pred paniczkiem
po}ozy1 skrzyde}ka, pred
panienka n6zki i powiada:
- ia biedne chlopisko,
zjem i kad}ubisko.
Panu sic to podoba}o i da}
Wojtkowi DUO pieniedzy ma
chleb ola dzieci.
Jak sic O tenn dowiedzia}
Maciek z}apa} cztery kury j.
zani6si je do dworu.
Pan wzia1 kury i pyta go
sic, co chce "a ME. Maciek
m6wi:
49, G}odnym, panic.
- To przyjdz do mnie ma
0biad.
- Przyszed4 Maciek ma
obiad; patrzy, wszystkie jego
cztery kury leza upieczone
REDEEM ma stole.
Pan zaraz powiada do ME-
go:
- Tecaz dziel Macku, te
kury pomiedzy mas, ale tak,
zebysmy wszyscy mieli co
jeSc.
Maciek po}ozy} jedna kure
pred panem, druga pred
pania, trzecia pred panicz-
klein, czwarta pred panien-
ka, a sobie mic ME wzia}.
Panu sic to ME podoba1o,
buch Macka W kark i zaraz
posy}a pc Wojtka, ably przy-
szed} dzielic kury.
Wojtek przyszed}; pan ka-
zal usiasc do sto1u, a Macko-
wi kaza1 STAG i patrzec, jak
jego brat bedzie dzieli}.
Wojtek podumaf i tax "a
czal:
- Pan, PAM i kura... to|
troje; paniczek, panienka i!
kura... to troje; a ia, biedne
ch1opisko, i dwie kury, to tez
troje: teraz many wszyscy
Pan sic ro7esmia} powiada:
- Widzisz, Maciek, tw6j
brat to mas dobrze >obdzieli},
DO i nam da} i sobie zostawi}.
"a to dam Wojtkowi jeszcze
.iecej zboza i pieniedzy, a
ciebie, "a to les by} zazdro-
shy, DO masz co :esc, kaze
z cha}upy.
Jak pan powiedzia}, tax il
zrobi1. Wojtkowi da1 DUO
i pieniedzy, a Macka
ze wsi wvpedzif,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-17
WYDAWNICTWO MUZYCZNI
3. J. ZaleWskiego,
So
Poieca najpiekniejsze utwory muzyczne

TOleca uCHOry MuZy CZue
Abs. Fl. Tesknota. (Gdy jask6tki} solo 6piew s5c
Srzezilska. Nieopuszczaj mas Modlit. >, CSC
Brzezihski. 10 Chfop. Obertas6w, solo fort. soc
Brzezinski. 4 zawracaj cd komina " 3oc
Chopen. Gdybym ia byfa sionecz., solo6piew 3oc
Ehopea. Rozstanie, mazurek: Duet -, soc
Chopen. ~kompletne Gziefa, tony, so!o fort 500
ChoPen: MsE?z posrzebowy2 many sc,o sn &c CSC
Jwikiel. Idz do djabfa, mazurek 25c
Fan n; z ojezystyeh Civ =; P: M solo fcrt. 70 20
,Ianusz. Polonez Kosciuszki a. Csc
Aarasewski. Do piracy. solo Tub ch6r.:.:... 30c
Xoszat. Samotny, piosenka, solo spiew 25c
kratzer; Dqmka. Ludzie mowia 49, 25t
Kurpinski. Vital Kr6lu, polonez ;, So
Lewandowski. Starry Druh, mazur =, 10c
!Moniuszko. Piesn wieczorna, solo spiew 25c
Moniuszk0-, Kozak. Tam ma g6rze q, 25c
MoniuszkG. K~rakowiaczek wes6f :, 25c
Moniuszk.: !, Marsz 2afobny, Choir mezki.... 40c
Noniuszkt: edazur z Haiku, :, soc
Siedzielski. Diva k~rakowiaki, solo fort. SOC
0ginski. Polonez, bardzo znany , ESQ
Powiadowski. Raeh-ciach-ciach, polka &c
P Plssai SSn a;ean' N 5a2Reksdai' nsi,enszs 7 SSs
SzkOfa ma Skrzypce. NajlepsZai najwieksza 1850
s1kola ma Fortepian; Najwiskszai najlepsza $50
Szkotka ma Oresny Tub Fs1,s .2h arm 2.s5
Szkofa ma Cornet, Alto, Tenor lub BARTON LOO
Szkofa ma Gitare, hiszpanska:. :-:.-. 1.s0
Szkefa na Cytre z melodyami polskiemi... $50
Waniorek. PjjeKubs. Waryacye ma skrzypce so
Wronski. Dyabef, galop z rycina solo, fort. 80
Wieniawski. Kujawiak znany - 30
zslewski. Nieszczesliws, mazurek solo epw. 80
Zalewski. Marsz Pogrzebowy, Choir mezki.. 25
Zalewskj. Walczyku moi, solo Tub Choir len. SO
zalewski OF ten mazur, czysta bieda solo fcrt.2 e
Zalewski. znalezione szcze 6cie, walc y q
Zaleuski. Weselo, Kujawiak, ), 80
Za1ewski. Boze cos i mazur 8 maja,orkiestra LOO
Zalewski. z dymem j Jeszcze Polska 100
Zalewski. OF ten mazur, cZysta bieda = IS
ZaleWski. Polonez Ko5ciuszki vale LOO
Zalewski. Wesele, kujawiak ), 75
Zalewski. Boze cos Pol. i MAJ. 3maja, kap. 100
Zalewski. z dymem Poz. i JeszcZe Pol. ), LOO
Zalewskf. OF ten mazur i Krakowiak !, 1.50
Zaiewski. ObeIek i Kujawiak :, 1.5O
Zalewski. Wesele, Kujawiak - %
Prey zam6wieniu zsdat obszern1ejszy katalog
mpzvczny. Dostarczam nut do e0tuk teatra!nYch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-12
MRS. nIRDsoNc FOUND GUILTY

MRS. RIRDsONC FOUND GUILTY
"Guiliy Of msuslanghter, bat we, The
Jury, recommend the prisoner to the
mercy of the court"
These gords, spoken in g slow, halt
ing, but very solemn manner, in the
diDgy old courtroom al Hszlehufst, Miss.,
Yesterday evening just SO the shades CT
night we're falling, sounded The doom Of
Mrs. Angie Rirdsong, who Killed her
family physician, Dr.. Batter, when he
boasted about his intimacy with her, and
came as an overwhelming surprise to all
who had closely followed the trisl.
When the case WAS given TO the l1fy
the hopes of the defense were that a
speedy verdict of aoquittal would be
rendered. Then as tie hours sped on
and from the juryroOm came the report
that the jury aieod II for acquital anc l
for conviction, tho young woman priSoG-
er VAS resssured by her attorneys and
friends that TIL. one would DO won over
and she would be set free And 40
through The long hours Of yesterday MIS-.
Birdsons awaited toe verdict, cOnhdent
that it would be in her favor. But 1t
was not 10 be.
When the jury hled into The courtroom
lasi night II was plain from the HARD
set faces OF the veniremen that they had
not been swayed by sympathy or by the
sex of the accused. Mrs. Birdsong,
hankei by her faithful maid. seaoned
the faces Of the iuTymen as she waited
for the Judge 10 give them the authority
20 announce their verdict, but she saw
Iil,le 10 resssufe her there, and she was
in a semi-hysiericsl condition when the
ory was asked il it had arrived at a
anal conclusion IS TO her guilt or limo
cence
As the words we're finally spoken that
doomed her TO prison cell Mrs Bird
song rose. 10 her feet, scanned the jnry-
men for gu instant, and With one loud
cry like the vail OF lost soul she sank
back in her scat crying snd sObbiDs as
if her heart would break.
20 violent Ola AIFs. Bifdsorg become
that il was necessary 10 Teslrsln her.
Her little baby boy was olasped close 10
her breast, and when a deputy approach
ell to take the child away it sobbed
"tamma, don't Lot him have me.
Every heart IN the crowded courtroom
was melted, and many were crying as
Mrs. BIrdsoDg was led away. She was
carried to her hotel, where TIVE deputies
will guard her until today. At that time
proceedings will al once be instituted for
an appeal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-12

DeTius Kidney and Bladder Pills quickly
drive The poisons from the system ani thusaf
ford reliti. A week = treatment for 25c
Sold b. W. 7. Creighton ( Co dul King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-12
GILLErTIl,- MOTHER.

Since going to Hersiner, n. y, from
Denver t5 aid her son and write for q
newspaper syndicate the story of his be-
ing sentenced to death, Mrs. Louise NJ.
Gillette has found time TO try TO reform
tho people OF HerkimoT.
Not content with praying for her son
ia his cell and the next moment urging
him TO confess all, Mrs. Gillette goes out
into the street. and tlls the role Of re-
former, now calling on an intoxicated
mau to shuu the cup and now trying TO
urge respectable citizen not TO neglect
the spiritual side Of his life.
Since her arrival in Herkimer Nrs
Gillette has displayed ANA aing versa
iliiy by visiting her convicted SOU In his
cell AZ a mother and praying for him for
his salvsliou; visiting her con ~ a news
paper representative and sending an in-
teryiew With him over tbs wire for pub
licalion; covering tbs cour proceedings
as a news writer, bulletini Dg the news Of
her sons death sentence to The new
papers; sitting for her photograph, catch
log up her correspondence by writing
many letters starting for Utica to join
the Salvation Army; preaching to intoxi-
Gated men 10 the streets and urging them
TO send their chi ldren 10 church.
She took Salvation Army captain
into her sons cell and he became 50 de-
monstrstive 10 urging her son TO kneeI
and seek forgiveness for his sins that
Gillette requested oDe of his keeper 10
oust the uniformed Salyaiionist.
His mothers plss for time TO talk with
her boy has saved Gillette from at least
one day in Tie deathhouse at Auburn
prison. I; had been planned TO remove
Gillette from tie county jail at Herkimer,
bat the sheriff finally consented to post
pons the transfer until today. The
exact time ct which Gillette will be
taken to Auburn prison will rot be dis
closed. az the officers wish 10 avoid
the crowds which they fear would collect
at points along the route II the time Of
departure from Herkimer we're known
in advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-12
AlexauOro 6azsux.

PuELIsHRD!DAIIY ASD TBrWERKLY At
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 & Sl2 PRINCE
STREET.
TERMS: Daily--I year. 500; 9 months,
$3.50. months. $i:2s; ! month, zS cents;
] week 10 cents. ro
3 months. 20 cents; month. 25 cents.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed 70 ex-
oeed theirspace unless theexcoss Is paid io'
al transient ratss, and unGer 80 eircu!a'
stances will they be allowed to adyer.iast
otber than tbeir legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
Msrriage snd desih notices must be paid Tor
IN advance.
Resolutions ia memonam. Of thanks, tributes
Of respect, resolutions adopted By societies
MY De printed in the paper as advertise
mgDts. ,o
(Entered al the pOstofflce Of Alexandria, VIZ
ginia, a. second-ciass matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-12
RoekelrIIer,. .EarnIng..-

New York, Dec. l2.--John d. Rocke-
feller will make The tidy little sum Of
$50 ,000. 900 IBIS ysar, according 10 The
two men who know mere about the oil
kings finances than any other two in the
world. Henry II. Rogers and John u.
Archbold were talking with iuancieI
yesterday, and il leaked out iOdey that
they had agreed that RockefelIer's "esrn-
inqs' this yesr will reach sixty millions.
His daily income. therefore. 1896, $685.
So. Reducing /! still further each hour
OF the twenty iour be is Secnmulsling
So. $40 0S. OF Sll4 O minute
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-12
INSURANCE MAN CONVICTED.

The first conviction 0; high Official
of an Insurance. company for misuse Of
policyholders' funds took place late yes-
terdsy afternoon, when a trisl Jury in
the criminsl branch Of the Supreme court
in New York found George Burnham,
ir.. vice president and general counsel Of
the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Com
pany. guilty Of grand larceny AS re-
suit Burnham, who has been a leader in
insurance ciTcles in New York, is Occu-
pyipg A cell 10 the Tombs prison. where
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-12
II. W. WILDT & SON.
1O6 NORTH ROYAL STREET

NfR. OWEN J. NUGENT. grocer and
~ hqnor dealer. northwest corner King and
Payne streets. having assigned to me for the
bepef, Of creditors. al creditors are request.
el 6, Gle with me i.emised accounts, sworn
10, Of their claims, within ninety dsys
LEO p. HARLOW, Assignee.
noYi7 wlW-f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-12
DRY GOODS
Christmas Is
Only Thirteen
Days Ofi.
Whoever Doesn't Hurry
Now Will Worry
After a While.

After a While.
The store is yours to eui VI; a sort Of public
pleasure resort. Every section is ovcrhowing
with gift things. carefully selected in the best
markets, and marked AZ uniformly low prices.
We submit o list Of suggestive articles snit-
able for gifts:
Leather Goods,
Fancy Belts,
Ladies' Seckwear.
scsrfs aud shams,
Work Boxes,
Toilet Cases,
Smoking Sets,
Manicure Sets.
Fancy JewelY.
Evening Fans,
Fancy Aprons,
Fancy Ribbons.
Silk Spspenders,
Windsor Ties,
Fancy Stand Covers,
Ladies Sweaters
Mems Sweaters,
Umbrellas.
Tapestry Pohicres,
Tapestry Couch Covers,
Tapestry Table Covers,
Lace Curtains.
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never follows an injury dressed with Bues'
lens ArnIea Ssive. Its antiseptic ana heal
ing properties prevent blood pc so9ing Cn9s
Oswald merchant Of RenSselsersyiile, \; &,
writes 4, cured Seth Bureh, Of tnls place, :,
OF The ugliest sore on his neck l ever saw:
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he must remsin until Thursday, when
Justice Greenbaum will impose sentence
which eannot be Tess tLan |, nor more
than 10 gears in prison.
Burnham, tall, handsome man, az
proschiug his sixtielh year, turned death
ly pale when the Jury announced its yer
dict lie did not uttefa wOId, but sank
into his seat completely uDneryed, his
fingers pluckjng simlesslY at bis grey
side whiskers His chief counsel served
notice that he wOul1sppesl.
A deputy then led Burnham across
the "briJge Of sighs" TO the prison. He
broke down and 0ept bitterly while be-
i1g searched and having bis pedigree
taken prior to being locked mp in a cell.
Burnham vas convicted ol larceny Of
$500. The prosecution aud conviction
Of Burnham was an ouigrowih Of ths ia
yesligation Of insurance companies Ia
New YoIk By q legislative committee 4
wear ago. The other officers OF the in-
surance company, Frederick A. Burn
ham. president, and George d. Eli
ridge, vice president were indicted at
the same tin IS toe man who W con-
victed Yesterday. Five indictments we're
returned agpinst eich Of the defendants.
The charge sgains. George Bnrnham,
ir, is that in 1901 he paid j. Douglass
Wells with company funds for loan al.
legged to have been made to Frederick
A. Burnham, the president, aud that
The payment was concealed by false en-.
tries in the books Of the insurance com.
paDv.
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