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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02
statement Conformable to SEN
ate Resolution, Mar. 10, 1906.

In compliance with a resolution
passed by the United States, the
department of the Interior asks
That all persons, firms or corpora
tons who relinquished lands with
IN the limits of Government forest
reserves to the government prior to
act of March 3, 1905, and who had
prior to said act failed to select
other lands in lieu thereof, through
no fault of their own, to present
their claims to the department, ac-
companied by the deed of relin-
punishment to the United States
government, executed and recorded
prior to March 3, 1905, and an alb
stract of the title duly authenticate
eel showing that the title to the
land was in the person or corpora
ton making the accomplishment.
These deeds and abstracts will be
returned if desired, after due ex-
animation by the Commissioner of
the land office. These claims and
papers must be filed with the In
terror Department prior to October
l, 1906. Filings may be made with
the local land offices.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02
0bituary---Mrs. MarjOry White.

Mrs. Marjory White died near
Roseberry July 26, 1906, of dropsy
and complications, from which she
had suffered for many years, the
last year of her life rendering con-
slant attendance necessary.
Deceased was born in Canada
May 9, 1913, and moved to the
United States while very young.
She leaves husband, four sons
and a daughter to mourn their loss.
Two of the sons live in this valley
in the vicinity of Roseberry.
A. E. Heskett has returned from
Boise to his homestead.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02
G. A. R. Excursion Minneapolis
And Return $500.

Tickets on sale August 9th and
10th. Long limit stopovers. G. A.
r. Special headquarters train leaves
Salt Lake August 9th via Scenic
Colorado Midland. Make your
berth reservations now with Com
mander r. G.. Sleater, No. 1877
South West Temple, Salt Lake City,
or write l.. H. Harding, General
Agent Midland Route, Salt Lake
City for further particulars and
itinerary of trip.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02
Card Of Thanks

To the many friends who so
thoughtfully assisted us by kindly
acts and sympathy during the long
illness and subsequent death of our
dear wife and mother, we extend
sincere thanks, assuring them of
our heartfelt gratitude.
JOHN WHITE,
ED NUzMAN.
Tom NUzMAN.
(Mrs.) l.. M. DOYLE.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02
SPHINX

Sphinx, July 30.
I: c. Matson, F. B. Davis and
William Davis attended the dance
at Lardo the 9th.
Everybody is making hay while
the sun shines. T. G. Matson is
helping H. M. Sphinx, H. BlanIin-
ship is helping Chas. Barker.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02

Rev. Father Godschalx of the
st. Agnes church, Weiser, who had
been here for several days, left for
return home Tuesday.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02
p. & |. N. Railway Co.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
,, VIZ the "Meadows Special" a
s sr:t class passenger train, including
n ,,r car Ceur dor, will run as
follows
Leave
400 m Boise (OSL) 500 u. m.
d Ia N Weiser P&IN) 5:25 p. m.
,S S,y a. noon NJ, Council (P&IN) 2:55 p. m.
500 500 D. M Meadows (stage) 800 a. m.
Arrive Leave
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays, a mixed train will leave
Wpiser on arrival of the Boise
PONY" connecting at Council with
stage for Meadows,
d NJ. HOOVER, E. M. HEIGHo,
A. T. NJ, W d q. NJ,
Boise, Ida. Weiser, Ida.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02

John Wilson, a. brother of Sam
Wilson, is here putting up the lat
ter's hay. Mrs. S. Wilson is quite
i'll in Boise.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-08-02
Money to Loan on Long Valley
Farms.

We will be in Vanwyck after
July Is to make loans on Long
Valley farms. All parties needing
a loan will do we'll to call on us at
that time. Have your Patents re-
corded and get your abstracts ready.
EMMETT REAL ESTATE Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
DEL FRIO AL FUEGO

-B6ees"
Entonceu don LacO 70 sObrscOgs: como q c.brl balls
como borrsgo Las cbra eg6o e. hacen eAtremecidamen
BIS, be, to-.
EntAbsn discussion entrs soAdts temiendo 20 que
DIR todcs Ia cscel por rreVerens Gcisa pone
Ao Pascua imitsndo 81 remuo- Be- b. do sA cAbr.s
tan Ia perfection que dvna clbra le oda cA
ridad:
Uns ov.c6n PiscuAl termna el ncidsnte; ssmcG or.
guolc den Licio de 10 que lms dd0gQ los doe
para calma in lads rci6n de Aaora haber hecho
cabrs eel hurnS PlcuS E1 csmbo Furs, Quien 10
ci6n e ha csfdo grcs de sVrgen csbts,
virgen c.bu,
Sigus paso bArro chino adsAntc. mtd de Ia csle
gal que ods desier por tres altia vsntInaa Ohm mhca
mdsicA srQ1 nrteuer, del piI "a hi hscho psrar don
Lco Que maFchs 81 freney sn lea dsms Aamad creyendo
en- Ia oYuue dc Fort Said Pero s 10 vvs h co
ndscne en- suc6n cuyA ftchadA incna
para hundirIe B lien arrib Sueta Gstt
ror IA uz en- pared onts h curodsd de 10 indgen
propa sa xta pero e que etos ChnoE de los
carts DO bsn rg que dos docpAs de pab de
lau cses Lpcfs los enende En- vita de clio, feIs
proyis gci6n de PortSId Sc desMcln don Llcio h
l6iar... vuevsn bsi,r -.
BfsyO lI.. Rnls.ds con penA Ia hn.brosa mc.nci6n
por rg mo trsmo de eclera c6moda
tells ro diVddo dos por de pttte' Les
rhnoS roe tcben sencio Itupsfco Dtc,nsan IhorA
Unc medic vie t6oca caperrzA de e lleRAn
niad del pscho ss guia caI del bgote. Adems I chns
sItsn dtrss de los solo enems s CsbezA
Irouirimoa Ell ,sombro de eIos 81 Mombro metro
tagul trcio de ntmdad Ieriurbda MIT pUelto
30 nos nvn DadR thmpoco echAp, pie
tn gTupo. eapsTGndo
Arde en- ora csEuea tIIecs de lctite nIsbuudo
detnts del lugpr Sutra gopts dc goregoug h m6tca
DO vtmoE toee I, chino dos p % deIpreI de roear h po
boruOns de pspsIss roio p6nsea dlnEl graDde IoI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
FELIPE TRIGO
Jueecs de mAno' opina AIguien en- 81 grupo.
ST, d, IN ioolar.


Zero las rsA Ia poae6o que ponto esbIecemos
sobre usmpre sevea sencosA copcurenc t6rnase ueco
en- an hserco terror de las sthorAs de a sobra =
augu toroao "a como eneQ6meno aa csda brnco los
gandes pt lies a obre los papsles roo csykndo
Joe dc nm gOpe 'obe e pno de MADEIRA enasndsndo en-
10 cazueli ain dsar de baar ain d de shr ften4co es
psntoSo Laego los agts sncndido 81 un iIaoro qua no
srdan Glen veces las 6nic loG ell tsCh de
nip aueo de vejW bs bon bo los plea como tecss
dc pilno......
Ysu fofor aumsn Lo, sgodos pc lones pasu descom.
pueItos cerca del CongO csi dasmsyo de
susto fin de Pura ob0. pirr tomar de nuevo IL
Ascce om 1rSndonoa Solo ah1ra Iooran an
endsrSe Lucia les cochsrcs graz efoezo, horror ~ 90
On 'Gonzante quien co, IsQGl eI cuto b6dco Deb6
de hcerles una grcA Qnde gozosa rrupc6n de
tuYiItss
VamoS a1beudo lo En- e bIruIo asnto de prom.
TO Sarah en- e mfo Un abanco 1psnas en- marchs ella
delt cse hsbmnts precise cochoro
ieng 20 que smprs tr de los otro l. ordsu 90 ha dado
81 HHs en- retirad.; e de'igno de chqull 10 veo bien
% decr 10 aiento pens boc goo no puedo vero
bn ssemobcurd,d de cIr.tsr1 con d caor de Ia suys
boo lrGo mortal ntemnabe en- que uus brssos me aho
gan ain obatsc1lo de vidrio 49,.
Eta ss ne e,tra ,aida de Singapore uiendo los otro
carts ago dsntes mnIr rots ndio entire varu siverdo
no advertldc de los btscG NJ. Qu6 importa l..
De bsao. poroue q1e uno Insiosc ain tkrminc
en- que Sarah contra mi hcmbro se muere -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
AVISo

Se verde por 10 mitad de gu valor
en- aparato para fabricar bebidas oar.
bonatadas. Sc compone del generator.
tres fuentes con sus eorrespondientes
lsvsderos de gag, una mesa para lie
mar botellas do tapones dc gravitasi6n
un llenAdor de sifones.
Para informes dirigirss an Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
lIca|dIa municipal Rio Piedra,

AcordtdA por sl AyuLtAn Is1to lA
subsatA CO 10 obrA de ex )lanl ci6n,
Ahrmado y coniolidaei6n de 10 ealls
del sNortes de sata pob'sct6n, Dor 10
sums de seiaels ntos veiLts dos do.
liars ochenta IN censavo, 10 622 S')
% atfiala para oil aeto sl lunss 3 de
Septiembre pr6xImc, 4 Ia una 20 il
tArde, en- ID c.ss Consilt rial, anita u
somisi6n dssiRnsds ay.f.cso.
ri proyreto y pliego De eopdisio
nes tcon6m'co administrative ps,a7e.
glr e1 Is eieeuci6a de la obra 90 h..
Ian de manifesto On 10 Seeretarfs del
AyuntAmisbto. Las propoaic ones 90
siustaran al modslo inssrto CONT
nuaci6n. Lo que 80 hssc p1blieo para
general sonosimiepto.
Rio Piedrss, Agosto q de ]. .9C6.
Juan Cal0ca, AlcA,oe Municipal.
Modsgo de FrOpt stc.onts.
~ ''''''''s.'s.,'., .Vkclr o
de........ entsrado del anu1 cio para
10 adjudication en- rtblica subassa dc
las obrss de EXCLAMATION, ati'mado y
consolidation de la Gale del <Norn,,
dc ssts poblaci6n, Asf ecmo dc las
ccndieicnes txpresadsa on los dccu'
meT scs quf han de rsgir en- IL subss
ts, as eomprcmess q tomar por gu
cuertA 10 eisada obra en- 10 sumS de
(souf Ia ssriidad en- letras) q emo flo
acc mp' IA Is carta de paRo cred sivA
de b bsr h'sho 10 consignasi6n que
TX &c el Aiifc ,lo ts-sero del pliego de
q rdicif res eeontmieo acmlnia,rsu.
vAt.
F'chs frms
El sobre conteudrG ell signiente
t6snlo: sororoaleI6n 4 para Ia nd iudi-
ssseon del remste de 10 ohrA day
so'&nsci6 sf-msdo eonsolidsci6n
sde 10 Gale del N ris de eata robIa !.
SsI6n.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
La ,Biopat1a
Frod'g'osa tsraptutica plrd cwar .radi
.ootnsents TODD clase de snfsrngsdadss.

Ests nueva eieneia dc curar, bs-
sAds en- miatsricsos prineipios y leyes
fuudamentales do 10 vids, 90 hoy 10
dniea espersnza de los enfermos er6.
nieos y deRahusiados.
Por 81 gran poder reparador vi
gorizsdor, &c considers &C mo el YER
dadero ELIXIR DE VIDA, como 10 fusn'
70 del r'iuvenecimiento y do 10 regens.
raei6n del ORGANISING humane.
Numerosos epfsrmos cursdos ON
soda 10 isla, muehos de slIos ~ mo.
ribundos, son les meiores pruebas que
90 pueden presentar.
Para consultas y trAtAmier sos, di.
riiirae personalu ense por eserito 81
Professor e. Virella Uribe, C,fniea
BiopaticA, Arroyo. P RI 80 IL alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
[ tOontn~dcs6n ds Ia pdcira5a)

tOosstlnGdcs6n de Ia pdcinG5a)
--CRIMENES horribles 80 come.
On on todoa los pAisss on los que el
amor ha sido sl m6vil prinsipal. Cd-
msn & 10 Elegsnsi y Al buen gusto 90
comets. ssando IN Perfume un Jsb6n
vulgar, ouardo 81 sxQ QuiGitn Cashmere
BouQust-yA On perfume 8 On JAb6n-
On el sumun del buen tono. .-Colgass y
CO. New York.
'0li'i'''
BordadorGs y buenaa OaladorGs, aaegu'
randolss trsbaio constants. Proporsio
namos ID tela , dibuio enviAndolos 4
snslQuar parta do 10 isl&' Dirigirse q
Ths Porto Riso DRAWN Work d
Embroidery GO FortAlsza 10. Tam
hisn no solieitsp OostursrGs, lmc
~THE HELvETIA.-T salls dc
Graz. Gran aasa do h6spedss. <Ta
bio d. hossls, Aposentos para familiRs
y psrsonas solaa. Comidas { sinaasn
b. ssntavos subisrto. BaHos. Tsl6iono
lei. Aparsado aorreo, 2s5, ProptssA.
rio, rsdro EakirA. Nctal Este hnaal
sstA & cargo do una sanoEits ssgus-
%
-Es NECEsAR1O exigir que asdA
cslia obsenga grabado sl nomhrs Di-
gessivo Moiarrists, psro an solo estu-
che produse msior stsato que ana Do
ssnA do hotollss do aqua mineral do
usr oil dniso surativo radissl, del ss'
HmAgo y del intsssino, al Digestive
NoiAPristA purinsa loa alimsuAcs y
los bass asimilshlas, III lagisimo D!
geahivo MoiArFieta aura sn an dia lac
IndiKsstionas, 90 IN mes les dispas
sias & gassralgiaa, y % tres msssa las
mas graves snfsrmedadss sr6nicAs del
sss6mago del insestino, Estk uni
varsAlmente aoanrmAdo, sn tornna sin
igaA, Qua Ia shsasia dsl Digestive
MoiArrissa 90 vera Adaramanse rAdisAl
superior 10 dc socos los otros re
madios. De vents sn lsa prinsipslss
tArmAcias do Europa y Am6risA,
-Rl ssfsor DlA2 NAVARRO no
aahlssido "a OEsina de AhoSs1o "
On MoHsEta 80 eaaa siEdad, aalls do Ean
FxstS ntnsr0 II.
Bisrss snas 10 ODrSs Fsdsral, 0Hr-
H. II A. - - ~.
WusFsns, dsdisaSdcss asimismo Al
ExAEaen ds tssalos de propisdadss, In
scrPorssi6H Dc Oaysorasiaaas del pats
? extrangsrss y srsmisssi6s dc sxpe
iiantss dc sxprnpiaei6n :oRSnaA
AeapsEndo Ia acola somxsssnsis
Ncy easahlsaida an sl aiafsiaio ds LA
srstesionss de Abogado y Nossrio. 81
saHoY DIA2 NAVARRO co diaroas {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
Domingo N. Nassau

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
tABOGADO)
Eieree ante la Corte Federal , de-
mas tribunales insulares.
Criato 30. San ua p r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel vlejo 4 So qulntal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
DectoI 1, luIz Arnau

De regrsso do ca visie d Europa,
AsabA dc instA!ar % o6eina protesio
uAi ca la sAlls dsl CsiSs0. ninsso IA
Hor@s de consu!tA! do II y media 4 J
J media d. 10 I&rds. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-01
NotiCias dol dia

anhrask ( sas sl!sGtas bonorarioa sxss
aivamenla modisos.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-29
BLOCKADE STILL CAPTURED
Revenue Officers Make Successful
Raid-Wreck on the "ShOo F1y"-A
Serious Runaway Accident-Person-
al Notes.
Especial to The Messenger.)

Fayetteville, June 25.-Revenue Off
Ger D. c. Downing and Deputy Marshal
Calvin on Saturday night made a sue
cessful raid on a blockade still in the
western part of the county. between
Manchester and McFarland's bridge.
The operators had taken to the woods,
but the officers captured a 1~25-gallon
still, Is fermenters, a Ground heating
worm. a large cooling worm, a Quantl-
ty of beer mash and meal.
Yesterday morning, as Mr.. J. NJ.
Lamb and family were riding into town
from "Sunnyside" nursery, on thlr way
to Sunday school, the horse took
fright at an automobile, and made a
sudden whirl in the street, throwing
the occupants out of the vehicle, n
turning it upside down. Fortunately
nobody was hurt.
Mrs. Fred Pearsall, after a visit to
relatives in this section. returned to
he rhome in Wilmington Saturday.
Her change of residence from Red
Springs to Wilmington is a great gain
for that city, but Red Springs and
Fayetteville deplore the departure
from their midst Of this charming n
accomplished woman.
The Fayetteville and Sumter "Shoo
Fly" train, leaving this city at 4
o'clock this morning, was wrecked IN
the railroad yards at Bennettsville, >.
c., the baggage car and the tender be-
ing overturned. The w%recking train is
at work, and the train from BENEFITS
Vile due here at II o'clock this morn
inng.' will arrive at 3 o'clock this az
teroon. ,
Saturday evening. when the wife OF
DR.. B. H. Henderson, a leading colored
physician of this city, was riding on
North Anderson street in a hack, the
horse took fright and ran away, the
driver jumping out and leaving his oc-
cupant to her chances. The vehicle
was turned over, and passed over ooth
legs, breaking them below the ankle.
She was carried home and the limbs
reset, and today she is resting COM
fortably.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-29

for this purpose, the collection of ex-
hibits being now in progress, it being
the intention to illustrate all the ma
tural resources of the state and also
other features in order to attract as
many of the thrifty New Englanders
here as possible. The committee told
the governor that it was the special de-
sire of the board that at some of these
fairs at least where the exhibit is
shown he should make speeches. Dur
ing his tour through New England
last year he aroused a great deal Of
interest in North Carolina and it vas
the knowledge of this mat led him to
suggest this exhibit ana 70 press the
matter to successful conclusion. The
governor could not say at present
whether he would be able to make
such speeches or not but will do every
thing in his power to do so. 1t is
very certain that the combination OF
a stirring speech, such as he makes
and the excellent exhibit which the ag-
ricultural department would have
would prove attractive quite out Of the
common.
It is expected that later in the rear
the statue of Ensign Worth Bagley
will be placed in the capitol square.
The committee which has charge of the
arrangements with regard to the statue
had a meeting today. a Washington
artist is doing the work.
There was very great pleasure on
the part of the state officials here at
the news of the passage by the senate
of the bill providing for the Appa-
lachian forest reserve. There has been
a quiet confidence all along that this
measure would become a law sooner OF
later. No one has been more deeply
interested than Governor Glenn.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-29
INTERESTING RAILROAD NEWS
superintendent p. T.. McNanus and
Assistants to Make GreenvilIe Head
quarters-Assistant General Super
intcndent Scale, Of Washington. to
Come to Charlottesville New Offices
Created.

Many changes in the headquarters
of the officers of the Southern railway
will take place ON the 1st Of July. Two
new assistant general superintendent
to Mr.. c.. S. McManus. of Washington,
have been added TO the list. making
a total Of four. These changes make
sad news for Charlotte: that genial,
hospitable gentleman, Superintendent
P. L.. McManus and all Of his working
force are to be moved to Greenyille,
where they will have headquarters.
No better fellow ever came to Char
lotte than the good Irishman McManus.
He has been a very busy man since the
first day he landed here, but those who
have become acquainted with him like
his ways and will always be his
friends. He has under him a host Of
fine young men who will move with
him; they are: T. P. Weston, train
master; u. W. Better, rOadmaster; J.
F. Boyd, superintendent of buildings
and bridges; ". NJ. Lineberger, chief
dispatcher, and his assistants, J. T.
Penny, W. L. King, J. w. Daniel, S.
s. Currie. r. E. Mitchell and L. G..
Fox. Instead of Mr. McManus and his
men Charlotte will have Mr.. J. n.
Scale, II of the new assistant general
superintendent of transportation in
Washington. Mr.. E. H. Coapman, as
sistant general superintendent Of the
eastern division, will have have head
quarters in Danville instead of Green's
bOrO. Mr.. z. E. Norris, trainmasteT
OF the Danville division. will succeed
Mr.. Harris, who is at present assistant
superintendent Of the Knoxville divis-
ion, but will be a superintendent Of the
Birmingham division.
Mr.. Scale will bring to Charlotte a
half dozen or more clerks and Office
men. He will have charge of this dis
trict, which will comprise the Char
lOtte, Charleston, Savannah and jack
sonville divisions, and is to be known
as the second district. The other three
districts are organized as follows: the
first, with Offices at Danville, E. H.
Coapman, assistant general Superin-
tendent, comprises the Washington,
Danville, Richmond and Norfolk d.
visions; the third. Offices at Knoxville,
G.. r. Loyal, assistant general super
intendent, comprises the Atlanta,
Knoxville, Nashville and Asheville di-
visions, and the fourth, Offices at Biz
mingham, W. n. Foreacre, assistant
general superintendent, comprises Bir-
mingham, Memphis and Mobile divis-
ions.
The purpose of the new assistant
general superintendent is to give the
Southern closer supervision.-CharlOtte
Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-29
ALLEGED BIGAMIST JAILED
C,;,sord Girl is Second Wifc-Sam s
Osborne. Telegraph Operator a
Rudd the Person Charged.

Sam S. Osborne, who is telegraph
operator at Rudd, a few miles north
of Greensboro, was arrested here this
morning on the charge Of bigamy. 1t
is claimed that he has another wife 10
whom he was married a few months
ago, in addition 10 his bride Of only
three weeks, who was Miss Matte Gil
christ before marriage. Osborne says
that his first wife a married again
and he thought that IL she could
marry again he should be entitled 10
the anne privilege" While he IS
peering out between the bars, he will
be given an opportunity 10 view the
matter from a number of standpoints.
Another incident in connection with
the second marriage Of Osborne Is that
the girl to whom he was last married
was engaged to marry another man,
W. S. Myrick, On the same day she
was married to Osborne. Myrick, who
is quite a popular young in 'he
city, armed with the necessary license
and having other arrangements COIL
piete, went to the country home OF
the girl On the Sunday which had
been designated as the wedding day.
arriving only a short time after the
wedding. His chagrin when he found
his expected bride was married to an
other man al be more readily imagin-
ed than Observation-Disclosures Special
Charlotte Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-29

Mother OF IN Victim Became Excited
mt Questions Asked Her During the
Examination.

New York, June 23.-Dramati-
scenes attended today's proceedings AZ
the ooroner's inquiry into the death of
Mrs. Alice d. Khan. who was beaten
20 death al the home of her mother in
n Bronx on the night OF June Sth.
Mrs. Stentoa. the aged mother OF the
murdered woman was undergoing ex-
animation by Coroner Mcdonald wheu
he suddenly asked her:
Isn't this the hammer with whicl,
you killed ALICE" al the same time ex-
hibiting the weapon.
How dare you suggest hat | killed
my daughter cried the witness, her
eyes flashing and her body shaklcS
with anger. Il know nothing about
the hammer and / don't know how Il
came 10 be hidden in my room. | never
saw II before"
At another point during the exarnina-
ton Mrs. Ste1ton started 10 leave the
room, but was persuaded 10 resume her
seat. You've o 10 tell us all YOU
know about this case" she was told
by Assistant District Attorney Car
dCza.
Il don't know anything about K. re-
torted Mrs. Stcnton-
Did You do IT," asked Mr.. Cardoza.
shaking his finger in her face.
No" she shrieked. why don /. you
kill me, instead of asking me ali these
C~uestions?"
These outburstS on the part of ;hs
witness came Al the end OF two hours
of a vigorous cross examination. but
threw very little light upon the case.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-29

Former Durham Young Man Seriously
Hurt i'm an Auto Crash Near New
Hork-Lost an Arm While Hunting
Yea New Bern Last Christmas.
Hampstead, l. l., Special. 23rd. to New
York Herald

Hampstead, l. l., Special. 23rd. to New
York Herald.
In an attempt TO dart around a big
lumber wagon which was taking IN
the roadway. Angler Duke. son of
Benjamin Duke. a tobacco dealer,
was thrown from an automobile today
and seriously injured when the mo-
chine skidded against the team. Mr..
Duke Is in the Nassau Hospital here
with a cut owe his eye and many
contusions about his face and body.
Mr.. Duke, his sister. a Miss Fuller.
and a chauffeur started for a ride over
the northern roads of Nassau county
this afternoon.
They were bowling along at a fast
clip when a heavy ioaded lumber
wagon loomed up in front going in the
same direction and entirely blocking
the roadway.
Constant footing Of the horn failed
10 cause the driver of the wagon TO
turn aside. Finally, when crossing the
Jericho road intersection. Mt. Dukes
chauffeur attempted TO pass the team,
speeding up the machine to accomplish
this. He would have succeeded had
1llS duApIiIbDilc hSpi ~ Ii4t EluN. DuI II
skidded and struck the wagon full
force.
Mr.. Duke was thrown over the front
of the machine and on top of the lum-
Der. He was badly II /. The chauf-
feur was thrown TO the ground and
slightly injured. but vas able TO drive
the machine to the Nassau hospital.
where Mr.. Duke was treated for his in
juries. The women who were seated
in the tOnneau were uninjured. and
were taken TO the Garden City Hotel.
where they are with relatives and
friends, while Mr.. Duke is recovering.
In an explosion last Christmas Mr..
Duke had an arm torn of and his trip
today was one of his first outings since
the last last accident.
Voung Duke, who is a native of
Durham, was seriously hurt last. Christ
mas by the explosion of a gun during
a house party on a hunting preserve
near New Bern. He lost an arm and
for a time his life was despaired Of
Charlotte Observer