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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

story Of the labor Vaccinations which
paralyzcd the business Of Chicago
eighteen months ago Young did not
tel ali he knew A bigger story OF
graft" than has yet appeared is IN
the possession OF the states attor.
nty's office, waiting for the proper
time 60 he sprung. Young threatens
90 tell Il when the time comes.
In his first "installmcnt" OF tcstl-
mony Young pictured Shea as a cheap
"graftcr"; he told Of the division OF
81 800 among Shea and four other
leaders in the Stock Exchange saloon,
at Washington and IaSalle street. OF
this amount he asserted Shea got a
paltry $500 The sum. however, was
sufficient. Young mid. 10 cause Shea
90 order strike against Montgomery
Ward & Co. ostenslbly IN sympathy"
with the garment workers. Those who
got this money, according 10 Young,
were himself, shea. Jas. barry Hugh
Mc,;ee and Jeremiah Mccarthy. At
Shca's suggestion each OF these paid
back 10 Robert Noren (who was the
agent Of the garment workers who
wanted the strike called $40 as an
"honornrum" for himself
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
FLOOD SWEEPS A TOWN.
From seven 90 Twenty Persons tie
ported Drowned or Killed.


Bisbee, Ariz.. Dec Cone OF the
worst foods in the history OF Clifton.
Ariz,. came down the San Francisco
river ana Chase creek during the
night Chase Creek, which was the
principal business section OF the town,
was almost completely ruined. From
seven 20 twenty persons Is the report
of the loss Of life. The name OF only
one victim. however. has been oh.
tanned, Mrs. Joseph Throm, who, with
her husband aud children, was caught
Ia falling building and killed. The
other members OF the family had mar
row escapes. one OF the saloons which
was washed away carried several men
into the torrent ana are believed 20
have been drowned.
4 woman and a child was lost I'm a
small restaurant which was dashed 10
pieces IN the flood. A number Of small
frame buildings IN which people were
known 10 be living also were destroyed
and il Is feared that a number OF
families persisted.
The Coronda railroad. from clifton
10 Longfellow, II destroyed II viii
10 several weeks before business can
be resumed over the road. The finan-
cial loss cannot be estimated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

Council Bluffs. Ia, Dee. 6.-The jury
In the case OF Emma Ripke, the Han
)ver 0<an) girl. charged with the muir.
Ter OF Frank X. Potts on the night OF
Oct. ~ last. returned a verdict OF not
guilty. The jury was out thirty min
utcs. The case hinged on the question
OF whether Potts committed suicide or
was shot 10y the girl, and the evidence
introduced to show that Potts had fire.
auently threatened 20 commit suicide
appnrently outweighed that OF the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
Flight Girls BADLY burned.

Indianapolis. Ind, Dec. 6.--In a fire
that started from an explosion OF
thousands OF paper matches nj the
factory Of r. A. Rathbun 4 Co, West
indianapolis eight young women were
burned, -four Of them seriously. The
others were painfully burned and In
jured ln their frantic efforts 10 escape
from the building The injured are:
Helen Stapp. Hattie Breelove, Lizzie
Richards. Myrtle Stapp, Lulu Breed.
love. ANN Reese. Gcorgiana Mitchell
aud Nellie Reese.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
plg Kln or MlchIg.n Deer.

Marquette, Mich. Dec. 6.--StatIstics
complied here show that during the
hunting season just closed e.40O car
casses OF deer were shipped to Lower
Michigan via the straits OF Mackinac.
In addition $500 were transported by
express 20 upper peninsula points. and
hundreds Of others were shipped out OF
the district via the Chicago lines. This
is n total OF over 1900 deer. but does
not sum up the full slaughter. Several
thousands carcasses were brought into
northern Michigan towns by team. The
total killed in this state was probably
not under lb.OOO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
NIB nurns warchouac..

Princeton Ky. Zee. o. The tobac.
20 stcmmeries OF John Stcger and
John q orr. the latter controlled hy
The Imperial tobacco company of New
York. were totally destroyed at an
carly hour by fire which was
klndled against them by mob OF
masked men Several cottages ia the
vicinity were badly damaged. but no
body was hurt. The loss Is estimated
at about $4,000.
The work Of the mob Is believed C
be only n furiherance OF agitation by
the tobacco raiscrs against the tobacco
trust. The organization OF farmers Is
known as the Dark Tobacco Growers
Protcstlve association. but II Il not
known that any members OF that o.
gnnIzatlon was IN the mob.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

Charlotte. Mich. Dee Joseph
NJ Heating Of ponaldsvllle IN. has
brought suit IN tho circuit court here
against The Ncana Food company. ~
bellevue. to recover $1,000 hc pat into
the corpany's stock for the privilege
81 becoming district mannaer for tie
concern IN Louisiana. Heating alleges
fraud and instrumentation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
In sana,orlum Under Charges.

Grand Rapids. Mich, Dec. 5.-The
filing Of S22.o0O trust mortgage by
the Muskegon Milling company. run
ming 10 the Michigan Trust company,
OF Grand Rapids. simultaneously with
the issuance Of warrant for John l..
Hlsey. treasurer and general manager
OF the company, charging him with Oh.
tanIrg money under false pretcnses.
caused great stir in Muskegon.
Hisey was reported 90 have disap-
peared. but Secretary Hume, OF the
milling company, says he Is In a Bat.
tie Greek sanatorium.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

Flint. Mich. Doe John A. Wat
son. OF Bancroft, the newly-elsctcd
sheriff of Shiawnssee county. Is going
20 make good the promise he gave 20
his friends before election-that he
would marry. Wedding invitations
have heen issued by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G.. Westover, OF Mount Nor
ris. whose daughter Bessie viii become
Mrs. Watson on Dec. IL.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
Thier stenls sIr steers.

Big Rapids, Mich, Dec O. ~ Six
yearlIng steers were stolen from Fred
Smith, near Mecosta. driven 10 Big
Rapids, eighteen miles away. ana sold
20 n butcher for Sl07. When the Of
nccrs suspicious were confirmed tho
thief had skipped ont The suspect is
young man. Ills stepfather Is work
Ing on the farm from which the steers
Mcrr sinlnn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
Won, he So "wild and wooliy" Now

Jackson. Mich. Dec, i.-Desirlng n
"wild md woolly" career IN the far
west, it Is said. Clarence Chaplin. aged
rs. Of Jackson. and Charlie Miller. an
Eaton Rapids youth. relieved Andrew
Mulberry OF $50 In The Two Bills"
saloon. They were easily captured hy
officer Molincy a revolver and Si0a5
was found IN their possession.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

Des Molnes. Ia. Dee 6.-The com.
nittce ON resolutions OF the United
Spfcs senatorial conference which
.vcncd here adopted a resolution
rrlng the thirty-scven state lcgislu
lures which meet this winter TO de
mand that congress call a c0nstitu
tlonal convention az which Il Is pro
posed to 20 amend the instrument as 10
nut the election OF United States sen
ntora IN the hands Of The people.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
New Court Born n Chlcaeo.

Chicago. Dec l.--At T. O'Clock az
night the last ycstlge OF Justice shop
rule was abolished forever m Chicago.
and IN Us place was born new
judicial power the municipal court
The chief Justice and twenty seven as
soclatc Judges ~ the new tribunal took
their seats IN the morning Ia the gen.
crll headquarters I'm thc Northwestern
building and IN the different police
conrfa OF the CITY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
Ho Decides Against tho I.uils.

Flint, Mich. Dec. 3.--In the circuit
court Judge iwisner dismissed the bill
Of complaints in the case OF Able w.
Smith et al. VS. Able Lull, brought
from Oakland county on a change OF
venue. The complsinants. who sought
to show that their mother, Rose Lull.
was the adopted daughter OF A. A.
Lull, rich Pontiac banker, made an Of
fort 20 break his will. the terms of
which bsqueothed his property to
blood relatives OF Lull and his wife.
The estate is said 20 DO worth $780,
600. The court declared that II Is un-
reasonable 10 presume that A. A. Lull
ever adopted Rose.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
nemarkable Inquiry End-.

Denver, Dec. 6.--The remarkable in
oulry by the interstate commerce com
mission. which has revealed wholesale
land frauds. rcbating and conspiracy
I'm restraint Of trade In Colorado,
wyoming aud Utah, has ended for the
present with It's last session In Den.
yer, and a vigorous prosecution Of the
offenders il "a be carried on.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
schmitz aud Itner Arc "Out -

San Francisco. Tee. 4 Mayor
schmltz and Abraham Ruef appeared
before Superior Judge Dunno FOR re-
arraignment on charges OF cxtortion
preferred 10y the grand jury. lie was
not applaudcd when he appeared. nor
did he and Ruef, who was also pres
ent. speak. Arraignment was postponed
until Thursday 1T Schmitz's counsel's
request
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
FeIlto mis probable Death.

Albion. Mich. Zee ,, Marvin A.
Richardson. foreman OF the Albion Iron
company's plant fell while fixing y
plank between the plant and freight
car and WIS probably fatally injured
about the head. u - believed his head
struck rail. The first report was
that he had heen assaulted by Italians
IN his employ.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
nor Klllcd While mnntlng.

Flint. Mich, Dec. 5.-Mervllle White.
aged II, was accidentally shot and
killed by his own gun while hunting
near his home M the county line in
company with Harry Eckert He was
attempting to eject shell from his
gun when II exploded and he received
the full charge IN his breast. 30. God"
were his only words.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
Fscaped nom A New JAN.

Benton. III. Dec. 5.-The first jail
delivery from Benton's new $4,000
jail has occurred. Jailer William Dor.
ris entered the prison, leaving the door
unlocked behind him. Three negroes
in the corridor knocked him down.
took his pistol, and escaped A POSSE
was sent in pursuit but they lave not
been captured
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

Detroit. Dec. o. business Manager
r.. J. Navin. Of the Detroit American
League base hall tenn. has rpcei, ed
q letter from Pitcher Fmnk Dnn9hue
rendering his resignation as huber
or the club and announce = fha'
purchased n hotel nj Phllndelpl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

Greet. ,iich., pee. a.. Robrrt
ae. WHO went recently from
Rattle Greek 80 Englcwood, Chicago,
was killed In the Fisher building Chi
cago. Adams stood az the bottom OF
an elevator shaft when n 2oo-pound
weight fell, crushing bis skull
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

Marquette. Mich. Dee 6. 4ol
Paquette. a trusty who escaped from
Marquette three years ago, when he
had only thirty days more 10 serve,
was rocaptured az Freeport, III, ana
has been returned 20 prison.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
PRoRLEM FoR tine CITY DADS
Must Figure How a Bunch or Hogs
and Poultry Can lie Considered
Garbage Reduction.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 6.-The
city fathers are facing the problem or
determining just how 1000 hogs and
several times as many ROSTERS and
hens can be figured as an asset in the
capacity of municipal garbage reduc-
ton plant. Alva w. Adams, who was
awarded the contract for the disposal
OF the city's garbage. has announced
the completion OF bis works"
The contract specified that the plant
was 10 be erected by him. which part
he allied by the purchase OF the hogs
ana chickens. The contract runs for
three years, and at the end OF that
time the works" may revert 10 the
city II the contract 10 not properly full
SHED. Hence the perturbation in OH
csl circles
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

referred to committees. IL was said
that as no message of any character
had been received from the president
IL would not be proper 20 transact
business.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
TELLS A STORY OF GRAFT
First Witness In the Shea Case at Chi
cago Begins His History or
n Strike.

Chicago, Dec AR Young. first
assistant TO "Czar' Shea in the team.
sters' strike. has made good in part
In bis promise TO reveal the INSIDE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
FORTUNATELY NO ONE IS KILLED
Flood in the Town Of Clifton,
Ariz., Causes Considerable
Loss Of Life.
Business Section OF the Place Prao-
ticaliy Ruined by the Rushing
waters-Eight Factory
e. Girls burned.

Chicago. Dec. G.-Train No. 36 on
the Monon road, which is the fast linn
tied OF that line between Cincinnati
and Chicago, was derailed early in
the day, two miles north OF Frankfort,
Ind. by broken rail. Eighteen pas
sengers out OF total or 10 on the
train were injured, but nobody was
killed. and II is not believed that any
OF the injured viii die.
The train was going at a high rate
OF speed, and the rail broke beneath
the engine which. however. passed the
place IN safety. All OF the baggage
and mail cars, coaches and sleepers
left the track. and some OF them were
badly damaged There is no embank-
ment at the scene OF the accident, and
the cars merely plowed their way
along the ground at the side OF the
track for considerable distance bo-
fore being brought 10 a stop. The in
juries OF the passengers are bruises
and cuts received by being thrown
about the cars.
List OF the Injured.
The following is the list OF injured
T. A. McDonel, Frankfort, Ind, frac-
tured left shoulder. not serious; w. f..
Kelly. Frankfort, Ind, fractured rib,
right side, left ear cut of; ]. Wilcox,
Hamilton, o., broken rib, serious con-
dltlon; G. II. Woody. indianapolis, hand
cut, shoulder bruised Mrs. Otto Black.
Michigantown, Ind, both legs slightly
bruised below knee; l.. A. Paddock,
Liberty, Ind. back sprained, not serl-
GUS; II. Il. Duncan, Indianapolis. frac-
tured rib; ]. +. Randolph, Danville.
Ind. both wrists sprained. not seri-
Gus: A. o. March, Frankfort, Ind.
scalp wound: VIII Kenyon. Frankfort,
Ind, broken rib; Mrs. c. II. o'Herron,
Frankfort, Ind. back sprained; II. b..
CARRIER. Hamilton, o., both shoulders
spraIned and cut on forehead; w. l..
Davis, Frankfort. Ind. cut on back OF
head; ]. # Hemphill, Monon, Ind.
hand torn and elbow sprained; Mrs.
G. ID. O'Herra. Newark, o., chest
bruised; w j. Beard, indianapolis.
Ind, shoulder and side sprained; Il. 7.
Mayhem, Dublin, Ind, cut on leg; S.
p. Murray. oxford o., hand cut.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
Nations Aggregation Of Law
Makers Open for Business
ar the Old Stand.
THERE ARE MANY THINGS TO DO
But the Big Supply Bills Only Are
Certain To Be Done.
Oratory on the Tariff and other Issues
Likely To he Hcard-Ship
Subsidies Pressing
Question.

Washington. Dee. 3. ~ The passage
OF the appropriation bills. and as little
other general legislation MS possible.
Such. IN brief, II the forecast for the
short session OF the Fifty-ninth con-
gress which began at high noon today.
AZ that hour Vice President Fairbanks
IN the senate and Speaker Cannon IN
the house, after looking out across the
respective chambers FOR moment at
the knots OF congressman grouped here
AMI there over the fioor brought down
their gavels and declared the last SEES
sion OF the fifty-ninth congress was
open.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
Evidence or Infanticide.

Saginaw Mich. Dec. Boys loiter-
ing on the Genesee avenue bridge dis
covered girl baby's body on the tim
bers OF the pier close TO the water.
They fed in terror at the sight. but
notified the police. A post-mortem CON
WINGED the authorities the child was
living when born and wns murdered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
Good vindlcation mr. Linton.

Saginaw, Mich, Dec. 3. - Colonel
Raymond A. Linton. son or Postmas-
ter Linton. has declined commission
offered him ms an officer in the regular
army. in letter dated Quito, Oct. %,
TO the president In which he says he
Is doing too well ms a mining engineer.
Young Linton. with four other cadets,
was expelled from West Point for a
demonstration against the officials sew
eral years ago and was offered com
mission last summer by the president.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
saginaw Fleet Tying Up.

Saginaw. Mich. Dec. 3.-The Sag
NAV river feet numbering close TO
nifty vessels, is tying up here aud ut
Bay City as fast as the boats come In
for winter. The owners have deter
mined TO take no chances with late fall
storms hereafter and will stop operat-
ing their fleets in ample time 10 avoid
possible disasters. Three ships have
been lost this season.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

The scene Just before the gavels fell
was similar 10 those that one time
honored within the walls OF the two
chambers where congress meets. For
some time before noon the members
OF the two branches OF the national
legislation had been dropping in sin
gly and In groups and sat or stood on
the floor welcoming old friends and
newcomers, discussing what congress
might or might not do and talking OF
the many things that congressman find
10 talk about on such occasion.
Preliminary Business Is Done.
At the sound OF the gavel the
talking ceased, members sought their
seats and the preliminary business OF
the session was begun. That Is the
same NJ each session. the last act be-
Ing 10 send a committee 10 notify the
president that congress Is ready TO hear
anything he may desire TO communl-
cate thereto. and 10 receive the presi-
dents reply that he will communicate
with congress soon, this time the com.
muncatlon being promised for tomor-
row.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08

Saginaw. Mich, Dec. 3.-Postmas-
ter Linton, Representative Baillie, and
others returned from the Tauquamon
river with two deer each. Linton has
n splendid set Of antlers which he
viii present TO tho new collegiate So
rosls fraternity house of Ann Arbor
The party reports wolves are killing
the deer in large numbers. They wit
messed terrific fight between buck
and wolf. the buck finally getting
away by swimming across river.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-08
DEATH TO THREE MEN
Smokestack Falls and One VIC
tim IL Crushed Almost
10 jelly.
INFANT is CRUELTY MURDERED
Body Found by Boys-Hunters Home
with Their Trophies-President
Angeles portrait

Saginaw Mich. Dec. 3. - Anthony
Schwankowsl,y, Edward Poplelarz aud
Frank Lakony were killed NJ the Stra-
bic Manufacturing company's new
plant when gale blew down a smoke
stack twenty feet high. on which they
were working 4 guy rope suddenly
broke and thchuge stack fell Popliearz
was almost crushed TO a jelly The
others lived but few hours
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nor before gDt there ! do not think
N.na TueIova heard what DE- said -
ma N.ua vas down over him CRYING
and .ahlng on vheu vt got there.
ami said that she would not have
done tha. fJr snyhlns King was not
i1.lz 0r saying anything. BE- made no
Ieyly t0 her. . asked shaw 20 take
her away So could talk 10 him. he
| I.i and . talked 20 King asked
Kin. 10 Do vas an llcidenf. and BE- said
~ y61 would look ~ these broken
. things around here you would not
think -0 9 said. Dd yOl do any OF
the fghrne and he said that he was
only trying 90 protect himself Thet
~sre talking Of moving him and :
wen. on after a cot and was not back
in the room sns more There was
something white on fhe floor broken
up % uas neat the center table"
Cross examination
The defendant. Nina. was with the
deceased and was talking 20 him AZ
Tho time { got there Was very close
70 him She was crying He made 30
reply too h.r statements sent her ont
- tho way aud then had a talk eith
him sh. made the assertion several
times that . have shot my VIII !
lh,ari Garrett tell King tu keep quiet
| . dII not hear Garrett tell him that
ha vas no., hurt bad Deceased ana !
lad been friends for number Of
years"
\ q Porter United states marshal.
was sworn and introduced as an *.
pert witness on The accidental dis.
charge - hroarm.
When Marshal Porter hid finished
as an expert witness. the goyernmen,
announced that 6, would rest the case
and adjournment vas taken until Sa..
urday morning. when the testimony
was resumed as follows:
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was resumed as follows.
Tho first witness for tho defense
Was Dr. H. u. Avis. who testified as
follows
MY name IS Y. " Avis. live 10
trdmorc and have for tho past fif.
teen years I ann In the practice Of
medicine and have been TO- the past
thiuytwo years remember the
shooting Of VIII King Il was last
November T. was In my Office WHEN
! FIRST heard of b. He King. was On
The aoor when FIRST got there Some.
one tolephoncd me about the shooting
do not know who IL was I was AZ
the house Of defendant three minutes
after received the information. De.
ceased was on the floor in the west
room o' the house when ! got there
he was pulsclcss and cold In that
condition has capacity for talking was
not very good. We did not answer
anything that | asked him. I after
wards heard him ask Dr Booth II he
was badly hurt Booth told him yes
Myself and DR. Booth were there
was close to him from the time 7
got there until he died. was close
enough To- hear all he said. He did
not say ! wish that had had my
pistol II he had said this would
have heard him. | am sure ] would
have heard him had he made thai re-.
mark was never more than eight
feet away from him. gave him a
hyPodermic Of mOrphia and strych.
nine. II was To relieve the pain
think that he would have been in a
very bad condition TO make any state.
mont or talk The reasoning facultic.
would have been impaired. sa''
Bird Pmitt there | never heard King
say anything Garrett. Shaw and
Boucher were there when got mere
do not know Deputy Marshal Jones.
don't know whether Hutchins was
there a. not. ! did not hear anything
said about a pistol | think I heard
everything thns deceased said !
only heard Dr. Booth answer him
that ho was badly hurt He was shot
in the right side, I think noar the low.
.ss Ia. 90
was directed to deceased a. all times
do not blink he was in "a condition
to tain or make a statement after he
was placed on the bed
Ncllie Smith recalled
II first began TO use the morphine
three years ago. do not know
whether testified In the commits
sioncr's court that had been addict
I'd 10 It's use Tor five, six or seven
years or not l may have made that
statement. have never been a fend
! have never been under the infiu.
cucc of morphine 81 badly that did
not know what | was doing. ! am
called a morphine ficnd here in Ard
more. use morphine at this time,
but not near so much rs | did. do
mol know how much | use now. !
think that ! have had about 10 cents
worth since ! have been here, got
here Tuesday. Yes, have had some
this morning"
DT w. T Bogie, witness
= live in ArdmOre and have since
1890 know Nellie Smith. was
called during the examining trial Of
defendant TO give Nellie Smith by
podermic Injection. gave her one
grain That is an unusual dose. II
a person were not addicted to the use
OF il It would put them in an uucon'
sci0us condition think she is u
morphine fend from her looks. Take
system that Is not addicted TO the
use OF morphine ana ono grain would
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