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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-16

The sugar making campaign Of the
American Beet Sugar company 10 max
ing uninterrupted progress. from 1000
To 1900 tons Of beets being converted
into refined sugar daily.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-16

Remember that Ep~orth League Lee
ture Course. Tickets will be on sale at
the usual places noxt Saturday. Novom-
Dor 18th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-16

City Realty Co. want to rent Houses
and Ranches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-16
"charicy's Aunt"

On Thanksgiving night. Thursday. Nov,
90. "charley's Aunt" will be tho at
traction a, tho Grand Opera House 4
writer in Evorybody's Magazine says;
"of all tho Farees produced in la,o years
mono provoke as much laughter MS docs
"Charley's Aunt" It holds tho record
for all Faress. and so far as London Is
concerned. for all stage productions. |;
had tho longest run over thoro over
snown-ls66 performances. a little over
four years. earning thereby abou, s2'5oo
10000"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-16

So many musical comedies arc built
without rhyme or reason that tho public
in general have aoout como TO tho con.
clusion ;ha, tho only mako up Of this
style Of stage production Is tho s.oro-
typed string OF vaudeville acts. a number
Of ehorusos and an opening and closing
speech. Wood & Ward. realizing this
state OF affairs. cast about for q comedy
tha. would have an original plot and
dialogue that neeessitatsd tho intro
duetion Of other chorus Of young
women or number Of vaudeville acts TO
mako tho Two Merry Tramps" . sue
cess. opera House. Saturday Nov. -.
One Of the special attractions TO bs
presented here this season will bs found
in tho splendid and remarkably brilliant
new version Of Miss N. E. Braddon's
world famous work, Lady Audley's
Secret" and which 10 now touring the
principal eitiss Of the country 70 snor-
nous business under the title Of "a Mad
Love" under the management Of Edward
r. Salssr with tho superb emotional star.
Miss Marietta Smart and . splendid COM
pany Of players. "A Mad Love" 10 d.
vidod into . prologue md three acts and
Is briefly described a. . stage and ae-
euratoly arranged seriss Of pictures TAX
on from daily life. Il deals with woman's
suffering through husbands inhumani-
ty TO her.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-16

For sale cheap. four double
strength glass store fronts. com.
pIete with doors. would make a
good farmers green house. In.
quire Of N. U. Randel at Office
or residence TOT N Main St.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-16

President Roosevclts "Trip 10 All
anna is one of several unusual things
he has done-thingS never before
thought permissible in the president
OF the United States. But let it be
remembered that all Of Rooscvelts
official eccentricities are in the line
of great common sense and have the
hearty approval of the mass OF the
American people.
AT the last meeting Of the city
council Mayor Pollock rendered his
resignation on account OF pressure OF
professional duties. DR.. Pollock has
given long and faithful service as
MAYOR. making an unprecedented re-
cord for sacrifice Of time, money and
comfort in the interes, Of the city.
Mayor Pollock cannot be spared now.
and we question the propricty OF al
lowing him to decline n nomination
next April. Let him transfer some
of his duties as mayor to other mem
bers Of the council. but he should by
all means remain in the Office which
he has filled with such signal faith
fulncss and ability.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
'rireIes,s Scare hers Re. l'' e !.
wv !a;alrlided Afte I I Forty T d
Eiqht Hours LdbOr.
WAS I'LL % ATTN N NGIs. ! N 3
jNIDDL OF O. SIRE d ;,l:, AN. !. n
With Face il sRepose Miss Satter-
5 field Was Found Early Yes
N terda Morniln = = F>uneral II ,,r;
.s8 q ook Place in After 5a.3
moor, Long and :.5ss3
Anxious Search. 81


III Tte n yer l,a 8 las given up its
dea The bod ohn Gordon, 60 q
4 +. was found clock g las night,
an d tina 81 Rose Nj sa tterfield early
vest erdaS trornlr rs M 5$3:
fterst l1e recove of NJ iss Sat field 9
ren,a doubeds 81 bring
those III he surface 3lt
sga Ii Ina n Ire
sless sea HERS t7
Denny treet. and on, o:
l75D set 4, Il Ill sue sfuls "
ey We re rowing slo II " Ricn ;l! 4 I
mon at ban X about on ilart Of nile
below the rock quarry, the. 8poin y oppo-- \
site which the ira gedy ccurred 4 y hlirs-
da,y nigh when the II ght5 Of thei re-: res:
fector' ell upon he corpse floating 20 tin
down stream, 6rg hit lder ana head
exposed l NJ 8 5s s sss 81
SS8 Not far IVA We're th compa a mons ~
Clarence Pa rker, l0S orleans street tree ata 9
Robert calley, 3Sl Second 'l1 street. "
ton nd these ca me # once ,sto tnelr
4 a. il. The four men ickly lifted 2ath ne
sffelessg form Il Into one of the boa q ana Nc
! As idly as possible 10 wed back to the
Fcfty. n The boat "a was B t ed u the city
wha r. and the body; main ed here until
4 IA q fi,nera III director removed i Il to- his
rooms ia prepare 1t for burial ii.
81 Colonel Gordon spent the night at home
la Al Night, and will not be lied Of the
Hf1nding 9of Ills son until this Y q morning. m.
MI, Dabney X Carr repre- nted the 3 FANNY
among the searchers on the river "a elsi St
might. 8. !. AZ t4i "a & 8S{$S5 b
EsS'', First to the Surface.
4 n ne A BODY Of Miss satte,rflel @ as
3 = :, jared d Yesterday II morning at d b;5b
niclnrk Nv Watchers Bob NicCauley and
+ 8(,lnyd Young, who had all night long
been patroling the river In siaa small roW
boat .S&It Is 4 singular that the Il discovery
was made nearly a mile belo the point
where all8those who hweer present a the
time OF the accident said Eit occurred
Ever since Friday morning at ID ybreak,
a small fleet Of boats had sbene sdr gging
\ the river near the stone q TRY wi arr, 'op.
$posite jetty3 No 226, but a 1t was Opposite
$jetty No. Sc, mile below, that 81 MISS MISS
satterfield's s body was found. 5sF 35 q "
i5 Isl explained by the river rsmen tina T 81 I
would have been Imp possI BILE for the body
to have floated the dlstance wi thout9 dis
.covery, especa as the tide; had mot long
gone out. They say. tha + 4 here is a. ght
on shore "a jetty No. 66, Just as there is
5atFtheystone quarry wharf = and that those
GinS the launch mistook 4 the lights. When
the body was first seen itswasshalf out
\ OF the water, head up. 4 The Old Dominion
steamship Brandon. on her way to Rich
#nond passed 1t shortly before 6 o clock
and notified those on the tug Thomas s
h Cunningham, Sra that the body was
floating In the channel at jetty5 No. b6.
Several row boats at once pulled down
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AI|NI||.||.S.GRiOUNDS up
STONE. CRUsHE|:.R|| 4! r
.FellowWorkman Said They Tied
Him to8Machine as
"Joke,
(Bya Associated Press. J

y NEW YORK. July = frank Getzner.
IA .w,orkmans employed at the Windsor
Plaster Mills, at New Brighton, Staten
Island, was run through a stone cr,sher
last night and his body was ground to
hits, When; to-day eight OF Getzner's
fellow workmen we're arrested, charged
With causing their companion's death.
they said that, as a Joke, they tied him
while asleep, and that when the machine
started Unexpectedly the ,nan's body was
pulled through the tcrusher, fragments
iof bone and pieces Of clothing We're found
among ground stone untler one iof the
,crushers, The police do not accent the
prisoners explanation OF Getzners death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
ALLEGED MURDERER
OF|GlRL CAPTURED ] /
Declared to Have Cast l'1 Young. y
Woman Overheard After A,ts Beat Beat, X
ing Her on Head,
Bx5IAssoclated { Press

UTICA III iiY;;,,sg b july 4.-chester Gil.5
lette, ,SofF FC Cortland, IN. w was arrested "
Arrowhead, IA the Adirondack Noun
tains, to- day. and chesged with the mur- r ).
dor iof Miss Grace Hfown, daughter @
Frank Brown,sSof OtselIc, & N. y !, Z whose
body, was found In 4 Big Moose Lake on @ !,
thursday. Gillette and N Ilss Brown had
been acquainted for six months, sSt They
went TO Big Moose Lake on Thursday,
5wheras Gillette registered under another
name, ana the two went for a row on
the lake. subsequently their boat was !. 8
found overturned, and Miss Browns body
WAS found In the lake, her head bearing ll !;
several bruises. Gillotte was NOT found
until to-day, when he was Identified as
the man; who took nj iss s Brown out ~
the boat. No motive for the alleged
is known IS AZ
% Gillette came to courtland two Years
ago Il from Seattle. AYash., and s was senl-.
ployed With Msss n aloWrl a ip factory,
lii a recent CON- Yersat lon wi tn q him by
itelephone, she was heard TO Sac accuae Y him
sof being false to her and W demand
that keep some Spronlllss lsel M
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United States at Work.
3I3 n By AsIssoclated 8PresB.) A,

4 L.
OYSTER BAY, v u. l., July l4.-1n ex-
tending the good Offices Of the United asd
istatss.s In 4 conjunction with s Mexico e
end the dispute between Guatemala and
Salvador, President 4 Roosevelt fas no
program OF action utlined. The United
States will follow tile suggestion Of tho
.contendlng governments, Il they indica
a desire to accept the med tion offered,
IN The mediation might Il Ike the form. of
a Joint arbitration tribunal representing
Mexico and THE, United States, to which
Guatemala and Salvador could present
their respective cases. Again. Guatemala
and Salvador might act through hl g peace
commission composed OF representatives.
from their two governments
5 No reply has as yet been made to the
offer which was 4 extended , yestesn,ay
'structions from President Roosevelt. n The
oft1cial announcement OF this action was
made here to-day. e s ;.55 "a H + 85 /: 355
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Actor Manage a Ell !; |. Plans + a. Is;
Of Many ar J Years Dis Z
turbed bylM|d drriage b
.COLJ FLE KIN {, E,W'I Z, E,AC H
(. ..' |OTHE If FEW ID AVS
!LeftH II otelsinS p rtsin outh2 g Ostensi-
BY to, IS Yisits sBattl eship and s5
ress III 81 Hour ~ NJ;
Later & y ined 5tPa
and n left a for ~ lifssS
tss sB ost ton. l58s 5;a
- y - n
!, !. 2, !, . =, . ], AZ ,.1

NJ .$$ Especial to- The Times Dispa tch.)
Il NEW 81 YORK, July 14.--The marriage.
OF Mrs. " Leslie Carter and William Louis
Payne stoundcd theatrical folk and the
intimate friends Of The couple when the
facts were made public this morning.
David Bella SEQ, NJ rs. Y Ca rter's .nlanag ger,
and tutor was gprostra ted. q
ss Considerable mystery surrounds the
Sf,asty preparations fort lie wedding and
facts brought 10 light during the day,
indicate that when the full story is told
ii Rwill7be found to contain even more
or interest, for Mrs. Carter had known
tho actor only a few days: 3H q
u After briefly nttesting TO the truth OF
tho marriage. Mr. Belasco shut himself
nip his working studio and refused to
he seen. Mr.. Belasco 7 Is upset because
the marriage Of his star. may overthrow.
the @fulfIlincnt Of plans of MA ~. q years.
II q " and. Mrs Carter llaveN risen to the
Eof fame together. The author
manager: has for months 4 been a t work
upon what he believes will prove to $be5
his greatest8Sd drama. e Mrs Carter ia 8
worked over 4 Z with him, and has giy
much time to studying her role, u
4 II Now all these 1nallS worked out plans
may be supse I. Mr. Payne is under con q
tract with Charles Frohman melnbe r
or the theatrical 4, syndicate which. s N =.
Belasco, says, slssjtrying to crush him.
sand.its is not impossib BILE that he smay wish
his wife to Join hins Y: .5s 81 s8 ISL Y
fdrs. Carter. Reticent.
n II 'ss u. (Bys Associated Press.) II
4 BOSTON,, July, Ar Mrs. Y Leslie Carter
left IA hotel In this city to-day IN an ~
!, . e, DO oa 1, % XXX t
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No News n, Received.
!, ,,fRy Associa ted Press,O

&, WA sHINGToN. D. q, & July5E The
State Department has $fno AZ nforn1atiWon On
concerning the declara tlon OF wa i'sSpy
Honduras against Guatemala, but no SUR
prise in manifested as the frontier or
Honduras IS In the disturbed district,
That no ad vices have been receivet on
the subject is not surprising J as the Unit
& ed states representative to S1le country
also represents Guatemala, and lives In
the latter country. "a s3sS s4
S} While the United States has consular
Offices In Hone nduras, they MAJ, not find It
easy to communicate with the american g
minister In guatemala or with the state
Department N ss 4 AZ 4! I. M 3 Il f.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
'TR ROLJbLE B REWlNG
.FO z MANY YEARS.
Looks Like General Clash .
Arms Among Central 4 A1meri-
can Republics United
States Exerting Good
Offices to Prevent Ss
Bloodshe d. 4.
w y
&(Ry Associated p Press.) J

IN SstFANAMA a, US July u i "A elegram re.
fceived here from San ealvn dor US that
Honduras declared war against Guate-i
fmala n to- day. According to this N same
mes ssa ses III es following oclamn ton has
been circulated In salvad or:t n.
G eneral Gorilla commanding the S
n saivadorean army. |. liss q II repelled the SH&
@,2Guatema ia Il ID forces at Metapam. ] I, Il
35 salvador ten miles ca ST o. the x Qua /. -Ss
S$FS tenaian ~ frontier. .s al The vtstorlous Es
d army 81 Salvador reta ned the pos :sy5
tions captured from the enetny ss{
55 Looks Like General War:
the declaration OF war l,si Honduras = az
upon Guatemala brings #ab third \ State tae-ss as
3titeIyS Into the Central American trouble ,llt'
witch has been progressing with more mI'
~. less severe fighting and 8bloodshed Tor
II nor; II Ior more. Honduras al nd Sal
dor re now arrayed against tEeir neigh. 4
bor on the West. 3 Nicaragua and Costa
RIGA are the only two countries esSstill pas PAS
give and &it8llas been said tll Y he former
rs abou t 20 take partSein the <fig ting
S%I93 I'd 10 to-day Honduras had seemingly "
take Il 4 no part In tile difficulty between
nrigfbors. Recent report 70 weVer !,
declared her territory had bee ded
Sby Gnat temalan troops I'm pursuit @ of ~ II
stIyes fron, the army OF General -Regalaado.
killed fnS the fighting at Jicaro
Brewing Long Time . 5#
The present trouble In central ne nerlea
has been brewing for q long time.3. 1'St,f1 Eor
the past fye years the olutionistssE have
been planning. intriguing and pre- pairing g 10
for the Ie' Ca BIS ra
and in% tfeir eff orts his e nd they have
no q failed $to appea 81 pports to2sScer-s err
elsmsnts d,iras IA nd snixador
working tiona " 5ea lousses y lor
slig Central Anc ia brera sEI7,
aa been Iharshly cr, tici zed hls5 enemies
They deciafe he isll les vi ext RENE des-s \
not tisn III I hat no ma n 8 fesSis safo
5nnd loi, and theS Scoun
the dogs lin er, his unwise nd nj Yised
COURSE Wi ltt { sa
on the 4 other fa nd y Presi den " Ca brera
has declared that this eyolu tiona move '.l
rnent is sinconaeq me n la, md VI tha he
government would p pronpt put down:
&. Presi dent Cabrera s term OF office. n In,
fact, expired in so5. ]. 4 He has insisted, !,
however, on holding Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
The Crime Fixed.

cHRLoTTE, IN I. c., j ,ly5 i 4. Sheriff tJu-
sIIan,6 OF Rowan county, tonight BROUGHT
10 this al for sa fe-keepng, Neill 1 g illes--
pie his SO John q II lespie;;s ia ck Dill.
lngham$ and wife, George Erwin Y III sand lll1,
Henry Lee. negroes charged \ with the
murder OF Isaac Lyerly, his wife ana
two children. near Barbers Junction, last s
night. There was nothing to indie atesa q
slynching at Salisbury, but the sheIlH ,I.
thought best to move the pr! soners,s We 3
crime upon ali the prisoners. li} L 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
!. CONTINUED on sixth, Plge,)a
90i1T ~ ~ l1
PIRATES JF ATTACK SHIP
and KILL MISSIONARY. ! |
Engineer Hid Behind Boiler and
Was Nearly Burned TO
Death. ssai
9(By Assoclated Press,

SFIANG Hal, IN July l4,-The Brlllsh
steamer sainam WAS attacked by Chin
ese pirates last evening at a point fifty
miles from WuchoW. The ReY, DR. Mac
Donald was shot and killed, The captain
bf the steamer was badl wounded !; the
englnaer saved himselG by hiding behind
the boiler, He vas. however, badly burnr
ed q Al Chinese passeng ger 4 q so WAS killed,
Tile plrates escaped In a Junk, Fl, NJ. IS.
Moorhen has left for thA scene " x s \ I
&SS pr,E Mad Donald and his vii were sta
toned q at WFuchow In the, interests Il of
the Wesleyan Mlssionary Society, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
ATLANTIC CITY CROWD
WOULD LYNCHEKl KlDhAPPEh
\ 'iB(By,3 Associated z Press.

BY \ 8Assoclated 3 PTess,J i y 48
LANTIC %CITY,sN. J.,S July, Ian
alleged attempt OF an Italian, joseph
lcontora, to kidnap five-year-oldi Edward
,Teafy on the oardwalk to-day came
near resulting seriously for Contora at
tia hands OF an infuriated crowd q,
The italian picked up the lad and Y.
started OF on a run with him IN hls
arms. "A big crowd WAS soon inf pursuit y ~,
IA policeman overlook the would-be kld-
snapper, knocked him down and res ued
tile boy. Two additional policemen I, ana
ithe m mob hack while the italian was being
cscnrtcd to prison, s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
PILLOW FIGHT ENDS
IN DEATH I'm HOSPITAL
fRv Ass,,cIated Presses

PHILADELPHIA July lad cath IA IA
suited from "a pillow fight In q ward for
nervous patients In Philadelphia Floss ~
pltal. Samuel YOUNG, aged fitty.aslx
years, and Theodore Horne, Q aged sf1tsy- y
seven years. inmates, who were not III 20
friendly terms, engaged In a fighe WIEN
pillows, and Young was knocked; down. IN
failing, his head struck one OF the irop
cots and hs died almost nstantlS g osne
has been placed under suryetll nee ana
WIN be given a hearing when ms sohs q, y
dltion warrants his rttnpyal from 3tne hos
8pital, Z. Il S35Ssss 81 3 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
!. Governor Takes Action.

Especial to The ~ lfnes7 Dl ana tcE
RALEIGH II, ]. . err ers s3 we're g.
Issued from the Governor Office to-day
for the sending OF hounds from the PEN
aitentiary to track the Hurd erers Of the
SLyerlyl family, but 1t was found u that
the institution had only two, heses being
Young and UNFRAMED as S8 yet Besides
they are lat Il this time on the Halifax
county State farm.# a thoug h una bic &to;
provide the hounds q proc clamatl tlon was Z. v
offlce Offering $3.50 IRE ward for the arrest
jof the murderers. III At sagB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
!, To Distribute Models.

X (FromV Our regular C0FTesp dent,l
MAS HINGTON,@3 1 n U p. il g, " " n July 14,yrhe
Commissioner OF Patents anno nced TO,
day that 1900 models Of patent stored
in the once WOULD he gotten rid 9 nathe
R course oftthe next month or two. The
i'comInjssioner stated that schools and col-
8leges would be supplied Yi tn such odelss
as they might DESIRE pro ided aPplllcaa-
lltion was made In time. (. Pri vate 1indls
#yIduals may onta IN upon t9yT NJ
sment of a nom nal sum- u VI /; Il 9,8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
|IFIENDS SLA' !, II .si
THEM With AX XEIS
Two Little Girls Sleeping in af,I
Upper Story AloneSE Escape the Il !! ~ M
~ Axe Of Untrue II ob- sEs
berry Their $PI:urpo e ss si's
Posse III il Pur- 3I.s
suit. SsSSIsl

(special to The Times -Dispat III {ssS.
#5$ sArIsR1rrR = Il 3 SAT Iulv u
Y u, n, (, u 4, 4, Y,
family Isaac ~ protninshss
pras ny uE'
derers 3 Sn1idnig "A a4 q
al e re $J So B ~,
ged }forty; N
john Lyerly a. son, geo Z ten az Aslcs$ is
Lyerly aged yyo NJ
ters the first ~ ry and
we're sleeping In a N "a, ~ ne sec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
A AsENsA1|0N.A|.[ ] | | ! | !. ! !. |.
PUBLICATION !. / ] ! IN
The Idea, III Little I'anllp phlet,
Griticizes the News per:s' p: and md.
City Gov crime
I CARTE s AS S3'sg ATTACKED
The I'd ca, a a Iyittl Pamphlet,
CARTER ASS ATTACKED i :; !',.!::l }
ISne,Y,iall tng Tha9ST Times IOispat tch.) AGA

y Especial to- The II mes lspatch,)
W. 24LYNCHBURG.. v! q u ulys IA 4.---Gong gress-
man Carter Glass, through. Lee and
Howard. Caskle ana Cole enlan and vii
son and Manson, his attorneys, this af-
sternoon instituted suit in the Corpora ton
Court against the 4 j I p Bell Publishing
Company, for SET. 900 for damages for al II
legged trespass on the case. The specific
grounds for the litigation 3is that5t de-
5fendant company printed in Its publlcia-
stlonshouse here ID da Y or two ago, g small
pamphlet named n he II Idea. .' ~ Il.Whlcll
kthef plaintlfs alleges that heS had & been ''
damaged to the extent Of the amount
sued for on account OF The alleged ill'elous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Miner Nominated for Congress-
fir,,. IA pcncIa tnd Press. y 4s{ III

SCRANTON. Pa, July IA Thomas y x
sNlcholls, president OF Distret No. j, Init
i ed NIino Workers Of America. was To-Day
nominated tor Congress from 7 ne Eley-S3
en,h District, by the ackawan ma county,
Democratic conyent tipp. Sfs.s is
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;THREA| XII.
HA.R:T,J|||: , ! WITNESS. ] ] \: }
5lNomanSszV flied for De y
fendant5C Command to Leave 4
ToW;la5atsO Once 1. 5#E3 IS
.,:iJ GUARDED B DETECTIVES Z I /, RS:


t lP1TTsBURG. Az July was 1Es
learned to-night that threat tening letters
have been written to witnesses for N Mrs. !.
i Hart1e. As q result, Mrs; Alexand der w
slocum, who Isl said to be N RS. Il art1e
closest woman frlend,Si Is sclosel a. attenqea
by a physician and ss also guarded az q! by
two private detectiv ives. ... 5si5 ai e
Early inGthe Hartje case N 81 oculli
was called to the md TO tes y tyFas "a 70
Mrs. Hartje's habit and charact teri and
since her test timonyf she has bee ~ MI rs. =:
Hartje's constant attendant, n u.
5I To-day Mrs. slocum rec we'd " AZ , tter
8commanding herAto leave Pittsburg re-a
tract her stinlony wen In ot
Mrs. Hart1e. or she would be Shot, s5,s
81: ss Hearing Postpo poned .st Il
\ Postponement t 4 until Wednes ay, J, IL July
$sSth. Was the result OF the hearing lof the
charges OF conspiracy gains "a y gustus
Hartje, his friend John Il. NNelshon
and Clifford Hooe, a. negro h and Former
icoachman,A wlo$5is In jail await trial
on the charges Of per jury broll gnt ~ 9 galnst
him In connection 18th the divorce case
i The charges of galnss. theseS
men we're taken up by Assista Distrlcf I,
Attorney Robb last week. and the \ hear- ar,
+ ing was set for to-day, f if. I'D 53i
lSHartie and 3WelHhons appeared etore
the aldermen with the Hartte counsel, !,
i ferguson, Rogers and Marron, but N y.
Robh did not appear He had asked Shy
telephone that a Spostponenlent. ne grant
ed hut the FIartje counsel protested, and
Mr. Robb appeared post haste. He en-
plained to the alderman that w hen Sliooe's
rase WAS nut over by Judge Evans. It
Vas understood that MI cases craving
out Of tho, Flartje case would he taken
Eup after decision In The dlyorce ease 'Fhe
sHartie counsel protested and threatened
/ legal proceedings to force the heaEng'
but Alderman King granted the posi-
ponement, Ss 5i 81 K III
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More Disclosures.

&The trial offthe divorce case Will
ia resumed Monday or TUESDAY,
but in the meantime there are indlea-
5tionisthat The sensational disclosures. are
not at AT, end. ] I WAS said to-night tnal
AZ iss Ida Scott, sisterof Mrs. Mary scott
I. .Hartje, will 60 on the witness slalla
next week and swear that she !. Wtoss
exhibit No, "a. tho envelope when vas lls
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