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Notice of Publication.

Department of the interior.
Land Ofhce at Phoenix ATiz, March S, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settled has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the District Court, in his office, at Solomonville,
Ariz., OH May II, 19J6, viz: Culver Kartchner,
of Duncan, A1iz., for the SW 4 Sec. SO, T. SIS,
R. 32-E., G. & s. R. b. & NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Robert S. Stewart, George H.
Gale, Thomas j. Nations, James Gale, of Dun
can, Arizona. MILTON R. MOORE,
Register.
First publication March 10, 1906 4-l9
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Notice of Publication.

Department Oh the Interior.
Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, March s, 1906
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Clerk of the
District Court, in his Office at Solomonville,
Arizona, on May r. 1906, viz: Leonard Smith,
of Duncan, Arizona. for the E Z Sc Z. NV 4
Sc q, and SW "a NE u Sec. g. 7. 6-S,, R. BE.
G. & S. R. B. & NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Samuel Daniels, Charley
Harris, Henry B. Harris. of Duncan, Arizona,
James V. Parks. of SOlomOnville, Arizona.
41o MILTON K. MOORE Register.
First publication March Is 1906.
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Human Blood Marks.

A tale of borrow was told by marks
of human blood in the home J. W.
Williams, a we'll known merchant of
Bac, KY, He writes: Twenty years
ago had severe hemorrhages of the
lungs, and was near death when L be-
gan taking DIR. Kings New Discovey.
1t completely cured me and 1 have
remained we'll ever since" 1t cures
Hemorrhages, Chronic Coughs, Set
tied Colds and Bronchitis, and Is
the only kown cure for Weak Lungs.
Every bottle guaranteed by all Drug
gist. soc and $l.O0, trial bottle free
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Ghamherlain's SalYa

This salve is intended especially for
sore nipples, burns, frost bites, chap
ped hands, itching piles, chronic sore
eyes, granulated eye lids, old chronic
sores and for diseases of the skin,
such as letter, salt rheum, ring worm
scald head, herpes BARRIERS itch,
scabies or itch and eczema. 1t has
met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of these diseases. Price
25 cents per box. Try it. For sale
by all dealers in medicine.
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The company reserves the right to vary with
out notice.
Mixed Trains Nos. IL and II will carry pas
sengers.
Nos. 9 and 10 make close connection at Bowie
with S. p. trains for both East and West and It
Globe with stage lines to PaySon, Upper Salt
River Valley Riverside, Tonic Basin, and Ray
mine.
BB-Tbe paaific standard time is one hour
slower than mountain time.
C. C. MALLARD Superintendent
EPES RANDOLPH. President
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Coronado Railroad.

Passenger Servicc.-In effect Jan. TO- 1905.
Train No. leaves Clifton 7.40 a. m: Long,
fellow $40 @. m; arrlvesMetcalf 8.25 a. m. No.3
leaves Clifton as p. m; LOngfellow 40 p. II. .
arrive Metcalf 4. 25 D. m.
Train No. 2. leaves Metcalf $50 a. m: Ions
fellow 9:1O a. M; arrives Clifton 9. 80 a m No.
leaves Metcalf4 As p. IN Longfellow 500 p. n
arrives Clifton $50 p. n.
GEO. WAGsTAFF, Supt
ALEX VEITCH Gen'l Manager
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To Spend 100000 at HeIvetia.

The Citizen says as result of the
recent visit OF the directors and big
stockholders in the Helyetia Copper
company to the mines, it is stated
that 100000 will be spent on i'm
provements on the property.
An assessment of one dollar per
share will be levied on the 200, 900
shares of the capital stock. The as
sessments will be payable in two in
stallments, the first one on May rs
and the second on August 25.
The smelling plant will be gradu-
ally enlarged. It's present capacity
is 100 tons per day, which has been
producing about six tons of copper
per day. However, the smelter will
be increased ito 400 tons capacity,
which will require at least six months
time.
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SOCIETIES
Masonic Calendar for the Year.
Coronado Lodge No. 8 F. & A. NJ.

April 18th, regular meeting,
May 9Th, regular meeting.
June End, regular meeting.
June Both, regular meeting.
July, no meeting.
August 4th, regular meeting.
September 1st, regular meeting.
September 10Th, regular meeting.
October 9th, regular meeting.
November oath, regular meeting.
December 29th, regular meeting.
Annual election of officers.
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ella Valley. Globe & Northern
RdiIWdQ Company.
From Globe
Tow Globe

Taking Effect Jan IA, 1876.
eSr Pacific Standard Time, 10th Meridian -Sa
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William M. Watkins, a harmless
old man, who is hopelessly insane, is
known as the chief runaway of the
Phoenix Insane asylum. He recently
disappeared and has just been found
in California. He was sent to Phoe-
nix from Yuma in 1899 and ran away
nncR hafOrR
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FROM

of
the while
in
April %, 1906
Further ion Upon
HUMPHREY R.
Freight nd Pass AgenTus Arz. M
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Time Table No. 2z,

Effective Dec. It, 1905, Mountain Time
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OR>'WEGIANS GREET
AMUNDSEN AND MEN,

cHRIsTIAS1A, Norway, Nov. 2o,-s
Capt. Amundsen and his companions,
who recently navisatod the Northwest
Passage In the sioop Gjoa, arrived here
this afternoon on the eoast-defense
.ironciad Norge from Christiansand.
Norway. where they arrived Nov. is
from New York on tho steamer Hell.
lik Olaf, from which thay were trans.
ferred TO ths warship,
They were accorded an enthusiastic
public reception, and were met on land
ing by Government officials. Members
or Parliament. the municipal officers
representatives OF scores OF. societies
Tho streets were decorated with fiaEs
aad thronRed with enthnslaata, who
heartily cheared tile Norwegian mar.
iner&
The schoolohildren were given hol-
iiday and a public banquet viii be given
Tonight in honor OF Amundsen and
h4st follow vi snsas4ss-,
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Letters Tell Sad story.

These are the letters in full written
by Grace Brown 10 Chester Gillette,
and they tell the story OF the tragedy
Of 4 young girls ife better than any
ae.lon in the worlds literature.
The frst letter written from her sia-
ter-F Hu1iIc wRs ~
June 10, 1900, Monday night. and reaf;5
Ny DeaF--I have often heard the
saving, II never rains but Il roers.
mt never knew whut i meant until
tu-yiuy. = " hen / set c4HeAH-+
natl had. t,ist as We We're starting
Tor home heard ply sister Iya Very
III. When We reached her house sent
my trunks and carriage home and here
Ifts5f4ts WEEs sef=eeetFF'tts satsd
reiaiiy9s crying AMI tafistog IL IItiIa
gr6mns / have aesslt tlsce. hut tiIE
do.lnr nos .glysn IN 81 s5zsis.ffs4S OF my
sstar he!ng M and strong for z year
ai4iese I,AAteH fiIis he n lshiiig
trry7rt,-r - her catla
t.tH ant informed Trr ttirt nHtrt sf'-i
mamma nnd decided "a so away some
wtI,1rr tr-rrrtr1r-r
| NE wttH tlieiif. aud I In Z tftLEy in7gHurf
rl..aa issL ,lrtis a afi
si1i5Kss tIieTF II fEG
III istiiss5stt -. st.s- 80 :
IleA qlla.t Anil ". IL Z / = N t,.at
aboa. srazp to-nishi Yuu w:il hnse y
f4,ftssfsfr==4F5.,-. sk4=s4-l aalltsl 81.
up there arst rnt sol eone htfore sltrN
do. Chestei.7r taye done nothing but
rrv since got here
III you Nere only here j would not
| feel s, btd / knew should worry al
tile time do Try % te brave. dear.
bur how San ! when everything gees
wrong7
Il can, help tlhklas yof viii haysr44
coms for me. hut lllcntI said thai YOU
can't be so mean as tiat, and besides.
| youi+told me yop w0lla come and roN
have never disappointed Mnen yoi saftt
you would nit
u won't be j tfpuRle % fan long
anyhow, Chester. 90 yep Misls me ani
have YOU thought aaout everything to
Threatens to Return.
Have as good tine. ~ Soa astlli...
dear. i-ean't 90 out AT ALI Cant Sou
writ. pore Stieh than t1ree times NJ
week sc; - lonesome, dear. You
don miss me as much on account nE
| ana tell me 5.t,U viii 45niu to- nf h#s+
fore week from Saturday. ! VIII coH!a
strairht back 10 c- " you don
come before then. can stay. Aii.t
With mamma and pnfa. YoW- kiigs
that.
~ Just can't rest onR single minpt.
until hear from YOU. This ~ horFtd
jsttsr. but I can't write q better one
am so blue, Lovingly yours.
~ ''s w B.
The other June letters tell OF the days 4
the girl suffered az her aonis with hc9
The evening world., 1906-11-20

Evening. World reporters secured a
.ciew this Afternoon to woman who
may prove to be the elusive Mrs
Graham.'' This woman is named
Barnes and she lISeH on the ION floor
OF No. i75d Bathgase avenue, the ad.
dress given ay caruso'si arcuser.
Mrs Barnes has not been home since
Friday II has been her cusssm 10
take the flveyear-old son OF one Of her
nelghbors out to the parks on pleasant
afternoons, She had the littir fa!la@
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DIPLOMATS DAUGHTER DEAD,

WASHINGTON, NOV. 9--Miss Isouise
Moueheur (the fourteen year-oh iauEh-
ter or naron Moncheur the Ralgian
Minister. and Baroness Monchepr, died
to-day aftet brief ilinoss Of typhoid
pneumonia sIiss Monoheiir had been
attending the Sharon hin School. near
philadelphia. Last week she came 10
washington 10 attend the wedding or
Mlss Kathleen Clayton and Arthur
Grani-prff, which took place at the
Belgian Lcgatiorl. While here s9e was
taken III, and her condition gradually
grew worS0
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nietit certificate that II had eset. sn4-se-
scopicallv examiaed .and found sound
r.1en-t rararn-rss =
1instItlfel aIteErlfs packing disclosures
and undti WhI.h tic Iiist shipments
are nov on IN, r way 10 Frereli portH,
were admitted to the authorities here,
they ruled 'tlfat they did not comply
With the old agreemet. ard prompt
measures were instituted 10 secure their
reversal and II possible nyola prdnnrei.
unpleasant diplomatic negotiations.
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simon Once sho. a Man

strnpr,. II sfurrtpfE. Ind figured In n
shooting ARRAY a good many years
nEnazh hut In t-cn se5- hus handled the
revolver, He put Two pistol hullets
into Michael Good, city marshal. who
nad seized come or his household goods
to satisfy a Judgment. Good came near
dying.
no a statement madai by Mile. Juii-
cite, . miliinsr. OF No, e5 West Thirty
ninth street much importance is at
taciiet, This mill!her Is a friend OF
Nine De Massy. and the story she
tells tends strongly to show that the
widow had In contemplation for several
.dai.A- -het--dcetl- ~ s=Gaterdag aftnranun-
p n II r1rIIrlI ITrEfrt rturE--MagIsIFarE rE
Wnlah In -GtHi==+s s. tf+et.t Gf,t.st t7ot.
less tt1aH iIuif mtHuIe. Pierce led
her TO the bridge ana merely announced
her name as,l Tie charge against her,
She gave no sisn.as the Magistrate re
maaded her to the Coroner.
Lawyer Appears for Her.
with a great whoopIng pushas
crowd followlus behind. she went 10
Coroner AcritellFs ce. IN the bass
nl6nt 1IJfs for trla ilFst iima a i.NYaf
appeared to rapresent her, The iaw$r
WAS CnlFIes Le BIrbTFF, FORMER As5
sistant Dsstr!ct.AttornaS. AS she took
aEsea at ht- eide i'hsititsht Wa aet
on by trrE PiI0t0Eniphafs Il made a
ettft-trtttrst ttttrd Il rum at-tttt.e sMektr---
Al the flhah up Jumped Joseph simon
ists.=4s.i-I=s ssss II Ia niI!tli4raAz hihfa
who had be~n summoned rs u 4Mltilef.s.
Simon, u mitdte-aged fnHrlr wfts "tttte
and trembling. III. leaned a+tf; q i'o=
iteGulnn stTuHt'rr rrs.tt'i -ftt'tits z -
clinrhed aKt In lime. na.- AiasHsza Iare.
That's thr wIr II suundrd w-f,rt, ,-tst'
fred the slot that Killed my poor
father, lie shouted in n frenzy
The strange French woman. without
q ptiivfr OF an fyelnSh, 9nxed the eN-
led fi-stfHfE fEsf + III tffr fdtst-s-
- " frl rtstit S.S riitzIt ~ a, AZ
All this eaHsfaeFatAatt.s5sttt fstti f es -
linn hack tn his pihce. SIM nes=4 ~ stttEt
or looked his Way
Just before beias.-.4,-hrri up In her
cell Mime. DE Massey had a conference
with her IaWper. She gnRt ~ 7 I0lortlf
aIll y a N; shnrtSt 4 inieE-
| II have been In this country eight cen
Xanrs. caIle fIFre q young giii after
my husbands death. ! denied II To-
day but II " true that m husband y,
Tsa EapI IsiaalaA H.a-rita'-
pnSertalea- t.1.ll--attd he -lnft u neth=
II belong to the family d, the IN
yefnpns, IN old family, but liF1 Pours
Tt II mol tFUE INIT pOtEUE- fstit.u my
husband"
Eitrf--t t.ts-rri rS..fsr.tt ttt
woman persisted in her. denial oi
yesterday tint sne hred the shot whict
killed Simon or that she knew anythinl
OF the shooting.
"Huw could / have dane IT,, shr
asked, parrying his question, 4, he'
turn II was downstairs when " nap
penrd,n
do ynu feel anxious regarding your
position7''
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SIMON ONCE SHOT MAN
Attacked City Marshal, but on
His Trial the Jury
Disagreed.
DEEP MYSTERY in CASE.
Evidence 10. Show that Mrs. De
Massy Deliberated Over
Her Deed.

In the little French widow who yes
ts..ts.ts.s:: & ftts..=:s78n kttfed Gustav slmon.
the rich biousa manufacturer. in his
Broadway oiIice, the police have a llv-
!sg enigma that nnzzles thu sharpest
wits in the department. After night
and half day OF Inquiry and pryings
t4te detectives VINO wrre assigned TO in
-restssat- The murder can a4t-i Hs saea
reason Why Nine Anlsla Louise de Mas
ny sa.ald have shot down her en-
pioyers
pezrIte the testimony nt -les i
two persons who saw he- wound Simon
and despite the accusation of Simon
st.ts as-sef,r-t
story tina. she did not shoot Simon and
knows nothing about the shooting. She
has been held without ball and is now
ID Tho Tomas. She has Nan Patterson .
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AMERICAN PORK BARRED.

I,sA,sias. Nop. ls1.-The elimination nj
the microscope examination of PORK
ffrnnl inst tt-tzIygtrtgstl
fes3iIH Hons has Fssrltrd III pTcttmts
nary decision or The part OF the French
customs authorities barring American
ham, bacon, earned pork. Nc
At;er long diplomats NEGOTIATIONS
several wears ago France agreed TO
admit American pogk upor n Govern
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SCRANTON a---Nnr4 % TAG d L.
4 w Railroad and It's switchmen ar
Rived "a, a satisfactory adtuatuIsut OF
the demands OF the latter to-day, and
entered InID an agreement which VIII
caataHe Ter aHa yeaf ff4m Jan, J nest
when the present compact expires.
Tire tn-t, wtrntett nm iuUrsIse Of 10
cents an hour md ten.hnnr dny on
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ASK SUBMARINE RECEIVER

titRt Ire euiFpafy II fhslIl1,Iis Il III
alleses tltt- assrls u 4" nGlF $40 rn,l
lie 1tah-tif-es k5is NJ. r.iad Th5frg ftlfI
rtir ttTtrTr iISs II m ifITTTF
i5afrtrd ir7 i-t Hut r;rrstuftz'Tt nj
81 sN.bD9
The Niee+C C!iaaeeliet e5s4s,ti ti.- t,t.,f,.t-
md made II ftIUITan-T on TI@r. ] WfTFTT
iia Wlll rive hearing ia tIc mittrr
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T0 CAARUS0,S CCARUS0 S AACCCCUUSER

out last Friday afternoon Mrs, HaInes
viii be located to.nlsht, and Il she
proves TO be the woman wanted sne
viii be subpoenaed 10 appear IN court
to- morrow,
Inspector sweeny took charge OF tho
case today He announced his Intan-
ton OF asking Third Deputy Commits
sioner MathoL and Deputy Corporation
Counsel TO bc I'm Ynrkyiilh PplteA Court
Tomorrow 10 protect Catns from the
attacks OF iha battery OF legal talent
that has been retained To appear In
,}4half nf ,tartiso,
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r. \ +. \ It it5.ts.- T., Nov. gI-@ narrn0h
r rrie 10 STOW cHasp WHY n reeEtyer
should ne be appointed for zIhs Joan
/. lInll.iA=l s:ihs-.a Bt+t' Pa ~
Mr Jindabury In ais application ayets
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LAUNCH ==NllIkt{-PADDEN.

cot. Mike rn,lden. wnter Rtst-,er.l J
to-day got permission from tiis BoaT7tt !
OF Aldermen 10 buy launch al cost
Of sls.pn iill which La .xpecta 10 he |
iiDle 10 sItya at least talf II sriiittuni
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n. FRANK ". THoRP.

isflSGSiNGs RACE TRACK, WASH :
.fSGToS, u al, Noy, 2o.-Racegoers
s,re sr5sins accustomed to the new or
'tisg ot betting II Senning- end an A. a
result the attendance .-5Ias grown Into
the proportions OF other years The
weather was mild and pleasant to-day.
which no doabt Induced tnanSEo OF the
local race folk to rome ont to the
,ourae. The card hacked stake features.
but there were eouple o. fair races y
che shape OF handlcaps. which promised
good sport
Very heavy fi,ids went 20 the post
In the frst and second races In spite ot
the tact that the track was very heavy.
Hating WAS brisk.
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used 10 Withdraw any OF the epitllst:

Es.. f1Hf AtaaE raw.
,,.,,t,,,, AL, ,.,ts,
ss'tseh ~ h''shii'. ~ s.s - III,
Z office 10 stop y Ma3lt wa. ..as -.
zI1atat1'nsd m tffc .st 'f1fi
time Of Hetttns honse y vac Guy On :
piece et lafia that he nnusil ~ iis2l.
and then Immediately moving the hoase
10 another piece. of land 70 be sold TO
K the civ ana again selling the SINE
bonse Tor fancy price on the new.
,.,B,,e muation proceedinss.
.u,tf,, v,rv Anory.
..,s.,
ms stl.aus -" i,
- I ii /, ID ,he Rnard wls
sS,yn,is.I..l N,s,is aftern6on lie was 80
..x,.lrel ,f,at H. could naraiy articuiate
1.l.t II. .3r atI tIrrntf.
vita m effort, and. wasias new
~ u
M yrI,,,F re- EtTt, a,
-, i, t,..t.,, ~ l,atv,dnal re-
49, -. M
s'enslele ter ms af'se'raian - ~ !,
- ,0s.s. as,ie,e nSieh a,ists q letter from
sns - :" .+..s.,. ,,,,,,,sal
,rt,,sn /. suv1,4t ID wh4eh Corpora-
HI t''ft tt.ttf,i ~ - l'tltNl ''tsA y H'' - !" "
II frl1IS rti.s @rfIuy~IIg nj 4 rertaTn fFotfse
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tieeat.sa I.ISseai4A ~ fft;ai' LIZ
t..-l-l.i- -.
T,,,,T7.7 n, y. -, ,t,,tt.r
Ellison s7io zoe afs}tt''isise nt.s'et
9tIiEa IiIG permit g5ta sunS 'ttrf as
ttrawlt NJ tII 1tvrr;srl- x prttpa. autf tt1at
z = = : - :
II faesiitasea slish ifa4iAi
-,.rhat - NJ trrr1rtlt IA gre ssttst
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The evening world., 1906-11-20
TWO MEN DEAD
ACTRESS DYING, DYING
IN AUTO CRASH.
Gay Midnight Ride Ends
Fatally for Tom Cooper
and His Chu1n.
STRUCK STALLED CAR.
lsTRUCk STALLED CAR.
Returning from Camusal In
Upper Seventh Avenue
Concert Hall. h:
RAN AT HIGHEST SPEED
You'll Talk About This Ride the
Rest Of Your Lives
Said Expert, =

Don. expee, me home until late.
I'm having a conference with Alex
ander at Judge crsp's office aboutcour
business was tho telephone mcesuse
received las. night hy tise young wife
Of Daniel Barkalow, or Paterson. N J.
Early TODAY. after a merry night in a
Seventh avenucs concert hail. BarFn-
lows dead body fuy TN RuossveR Hos
pital, where he had been carried from
the terrific Central Park automobile coli
llsion which instantly killed Tom
Cooper, the celebrated bicyclist and
chauffeur. and which mortally injured
-ortr OF two chorus girls who were with
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Confident OF Acquittal.

'.Ah, no shall get on. OF course.
because j did not do lt--It s all Il mis-
take, What disturbs me Is that the
police seized several checks belonging
to me In my rooms last night, de-
sire that they be retnrTrd at once.
4 also want some OF my clothing
brought TO me here
Tho formal inquest will, be held
Thursday or Friday
The evening world., 1906-11-20
Men and Women in Tears as Pitifuls
\ Story of Grace Browns Love and
Fears tDoWn in Her Own
Hand, Is Unfolded 5
GILLETTE BREAKS DOWN
AND SOBS IN COURT.s
Begs Sheriff to Hurry Him to His Cell at Recesss
---Girl's Pleas to Him Save Her
from Disgrace Led Up,to
Fatal Lake Trip.
Fatal Lake Trip.
special from a stan Correspondent,

Special fronhn a
FERkMER n " Nov. aoTfe pHfu story of Grace Browns
last DAYS on earth down in The letters the bokeneard young girl
wrote 10 Chester Gillette npIorng him keep his promise to n,afy
her and save her disgrace hen inevitable told IN court
to-day.
As Prosecutor Ward mbses buried their faces IN
their hands and sobed Work hardened men could not restrain tr
- and e aged Jurors wiped their with their handkerehiefs
Cnett. Hid his face his hands and as the last Of the letters were
and recess taken he solbe aloud and eggd the Sheriff in
broken voice 10 hurry him 70 his cell
The letters told Story Of wronged girls devotion 10 tickle
lover pleaded her honor she begged that she be taken from
her ndseion would not be visited in shame upon her fam
iy Each line was pleading who
5n,nished his purpose wanted to throw over his victim
R The girls her false never waned She had con-
il him and as pleaded 10 be saved from the Of tbs
wori she repeated her rotestalions OF love-
letters pictured and nights Of suffering and when the
ta
The erl and aversion the for her stfeFig not
death
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LIAR AND -L0AFER{ y
CRIES HAFFEN AT
ELLISON S CHARGE
Bronx Borough President .Assails the
Cooperation Counsel at Meeting Of
Board Of A1dermen=In Reply to
Charges About Graft.
ELLISON CRITICISED THE
SALE OF HOUSES TO CITY.
Under Threat Of Being Disciplined by the Presl-
dent Of the Board Hafen Makes a Par
taI Apology for His Unparlia-
mentary Language.
Inentary Language.

Borough Today in the Board Of Aldermen went
back principles expressing his indignation story o graft in
his borough gwen night by Corporation Counsel Ellison He called
Ellison liar and oater denounced him e, unpaiamena
angage stopped BY President MCGOWAN and reasoned
with BY Il lille Tim Sullivan Then language
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L.one Hand pIdn't last.

Bohemia wa, weii-played taSonta
In The opening oysnt, but ran below nor
form. Lone Hand iong-mtced horse
went 90 tho front at tha start ana inaue
ihe running TO the stretch, where fsS,
Kn,gh, went 10 the frontEand won aisy-
er,y by two lengths from Bohemia, who
beat Lone Hand nye lsngthA for the
mace
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COLD WAVE COMING.
Drop OF Invent, Degrees In Tenn
pernture Along Coast Is
preaie,sd.

A cold wave is booked 10 come this
wa. on Light fresh winds from west 10
north, and 1t may arrive to-day, Al
drop OF 20 degrees In temperature in the
Atlantic Coast States Is expected.
caused by the cold spell In the West,
which had been slowly drifting in this
direction. a5@
Z Tho Weather Department does not be-
iieve the thermometer viii 20 down be-
low 10 degrees In this section, however.
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gariiz.d gang of sWindlers has besn titl-
covered and ss;re=,s ~ill De made ~tsiiiH
the next twenty-four hours in several
9cttes by Federal oficlals.
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AFTER SW|NDL|NG GANG.

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% d signed confession nos IN :he ife''As
of United States Dlstriet-Attornes Bdt-
terneid, no exisonce ot a thoroughly orr
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piace) 2, Dekaber 3.
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RED KNIGHT is
FIRST |HI0NIl||EN HOME
OPENING DASH
3ohena Just Beats Out
Lone Hand for Place
Money.
BEHNtN6s RESULTS S.

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and 3 TO y 1, Bohemia (4 70 5 for
piace) 2. Lone Hand 5,