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Mr., and Mrs. lin Rogers, who are
down from Alaska for the winter, ar
rived from an eastern visit Tuesday
evening and will make IIayre their
home until time to start for their
far northern home in the spring.
James G0ggQn d fireman on the
Montana division, became frightened
by the breaking OF d water glass and
the steam blowing out on his engine
last Monday night, and he jumped,
sustaining spraincd wrist and being
somewhat cut.
c. w. Hansen came up from Chi
nook, Wednesday, with Master Jamie
pandevOrt who WAS returning TO his
home in Miss0ula after about u year s
residence at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hansen near Chinook. lie will he met
at Great Falls by his mother, Mrs, ].
W. Vandcvort.
A party Of nineteen Japanese nayaI
officers passed through this city Sa
turday morning on the Great Northern
train No. :, enr0ute to London, Eng
land, where they will join the battle
ships kashima and katori. The
officers arrived in Seattle, Thursday
on board Of the steamship Shinamt
Maru Of the Nippon Yusen .Kaisha
| They LEFT Seattle on the Oriental OF
Thursday.
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LOCAL MENTION

7. c. Barrett went to Glasgow on
business.
Mrs. L. A. Buttrey went to Butte
last Tuesday
Pete Clayton was up from Chinook,
Wednesday afternoon.
The Fair sells all kinds Of Clothing
except the poor kind.
Ed. LAWYER and Miss O'Brien are in
from the ranch on q short visit.
Chas. Il. Ross was up from Chinook
on a short business visit, Thursday.
Martin O'Neal was III from his
ranch in the Bear Paws, Wednesday
Lucke is selling Martha Washington
house slippers for 1926.
Mrs. Prestie left for months visit
with relatives in LewistoWn, Monday
night.
A pOstot1ice bulletin announces that
Carrie McClelland has been appointed
postmistress at Warrick.
Splendid line of Mems Spring Hats
at the Fair,
II you want to know what good
dressers in the cities are wearing cal
at the Fair and see the pretty Waists
Jackets and Suits that are arriving
daily.
w. d. McFarlane, the we'll known
carpenter and contractor, is here this
week on a visit with his family. Mr.
NcFarlane will return to Mln0t, N
D.. where he has several contracts.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

GussenhOyen makes all kinds OF
artificial stone building material; it
is better and more artistic than the
real stone, can be made in any shape
desired, just the article for o chimney,
foundation, or any other kind Of work
that requires stone or brick.
School district No. 43, directly south
of Hayre, are bonding the district for
the purpose of erecting new school
house about three miles south OF town,
Bids for the work, together with plans
and specifications will be opened
March ,. when the contract will be
awarded.
The report Of the Chinook creamery
for the past month shows payments Of
849l. 10 to farmers of the vicinity for
milk delivered The creamery pur-
chased 1851 pounds Of butter fat,
paying the very high price Of 30 cents
per pound. and produced l,974 pounds
Of butter.
The coming theatrical event is the
presentation Of "A Box Of Monkeys
by the talent Of the Havre High
School for the benefit of the school
piano fund 1t is needless to say that
the opera house will be packed. 1t
will hold the boards next Thursday,
February 22nd,
| The Ladies' Of the Maccabees held
a very interesting social session at
the conclusion of their regular meeting
last evening Bid euchre furnished the
evening amusement. The head price
! was captured by Mrs. W. L. Rogers
pretty China puff box and the seconc
! by Mrs. Oldson, an ash tray. Each
member of the lodge was privileged
/ to invite in one lady guest.
Hon. A. S. Lehman, Of Chinook
spent Monday in the city. He ha'
contracted with carpenter Osca
+ Erickson for the erection Of d hous'
on his Red Rock ranches to be used a.
Il garage for new y horse-powe
Stakeholder automobile, which III
recently ordered. This machine will
he the largest and most powerful ca
in north Montana, and viii prove ;
great convenience III making the trip
to and from the ranch.
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The HaYre Home Talent Go. made
d decided hit with large audienc<,
Wednesday night, when they presentes
that romantic drama, Because
Love You" The company 6eserva
all the applause and compliments
they received on their meritorious
presentation. The piano music was
furnished by little Miss Barbara pepin.
who, though only II years Of age, is y
wonderful performer on the pians.
Solos were rendered by little Loretta
May DesROsier and Henry Logee.
Every member Of the company carries
his or her part through without hitch,
and the cast is strong one. The sauna
piece will he put on at the post opera
house next Monday evening. Ths
following is the cast Of characters;
Irnoeone CourtIcigh. wilfuI Maynard ana
wealthy ..,--.,...-. ..-,.. ,--., Rosa CrOwea
Ginger, a GYPSY waif ...........J cane Mcieos
Namely Tyson. her supposed mother ...-....
..,.,....,.. .,.........,.,. Jennie brady
Prudence troehcart. a poor relation. $3.50.
--.--- .----. .-...--*-.--. Laura Mcintyre
| Dlnk Potts, in love with Ginger.J amCS ttollana
| Ira C0urtIcigh. imogenes guardian ..-..-....-.
LOU NtibWttt
| Buck Tyson. n Gypsy tinker ,~... Henry Logrs
| Elmer Van Sittcrt. an angIomaniac New
Yorker. +......,.-,. ,....,.-.., Tom Harpef
| Major Duffy. county clerk and Confederate
| Fe1..-,-,.,, .,.,-.....-.- '-Icffy bechSe@as
Squire Ripley, Virginian landlord ..,........t
| .-,...-..-- ,,..,,..... .-.,... rom harvey
Lige, IA gentleman Of color...."..L oe Lindber.
| ia 1pp}JnptIu rua
| ricd man .-.......,. Jos. Grower
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Whv Paw Rent on a Piano?

When You can buy one at about the
cost Of material and labor to build.
saving from 300 to $3.50 in price, and
have virtually your own time to pay
for it-Sl00 a year thrown away i'll
renting piano had much better be
applied OH the purchase Of one. $25
down and $40 per month will secure
an elegant instrument. You cannot
invest your money to better advan-
tage.
Special sale now going on.
ORION BROS.
Hotel Hayre Building.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. Il. church
will hold d sale Of home cooking at
Boone's drug store on Saturday,
February oath.
The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. Z. church
will meet next week with Mrs. VIM.
Canoe and will serve lunch from S: 30
to T: 30 BIN. A fine dinner for 25 cents
per plate.
The coal dealers Of Hayre at q meet
ing held last evening have agreed up
on retail price Of $500 per ton de-
livered in the city to take effect on
Monday Feb. 10Th
| Louney's candy, always fresh. at
Boone's: also orders taken for cut
! fowert on "A hours notice. Boone
Drug Store,
| L. Z. kerns, the popular manager
/ of the Hayre Electric Co., is home
again from a few days visit to the
Boulder Hot Springs. His health has
been benefited by his sOjourn al the
springs.
Mayor l.. Newman is in receipt OF
an invitation from the Great Falls
Commercial club to deliver a ten
minute talk on ''Northern Montana
at the coming annual banquet to be
held on Feb. %.
Lucke has just received Il full line
of house slippers in nurse slippers and
Martha Washingtens.
Mr.. Jas. Vaughan left last evening
for Gold Butte, taking his violin Il
furnish music for the big annual dance
given in that town every February
lie has an eighty-miie Journey. 10 BY
rail and 40 by stage
Stockmen will do we'll to get tht
Fairs prices on Spring Clothing Of al
kinds. They will meet Or beat thu
price Of any eastern department store
or forfeit a Stets0n hat.
On account OF a rush for adYetisin!
space after half Of the HERALD wa
printed, we were unable to print al
Of the first Of our new railroad st0rie
THE Switchman's Story" 1t will b
concluded next week.
Miss Agnes Atkinson, county super
intendent Of schools. writes tina
those teachers wishing to write ol
the examinations TO be held Feb. ?.
a. may have an opportunity to writ
in Havre, at the Hotel Havre,
Richards x Lease have been VI
/ loading lumber, to be used on the ne
BroadWater-Pepin block, all week, al
/ the work is to be pushed to the limit
I as the contractors are determined /
! take advantage Of every day Of goo
3 weather.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-02-16

II YOU have anything for sale OF Il
rent u % cent adv i'll THE HERALD :
Want column will do the business.
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TIE HERALD for printing,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Charlie. son u Dr Alfred Bolt. was
born IN salem 10 yoafs ago. and died
~ hla homc In Dallas February 20.
For eomo months h. has been ucri.
ously afflicted with asthma ant last
fan wsnt to spolmnc but came back
vithout relief iio has arranged Ia
start to Grants Pass yesterday morn.
iur. but death came an hour before
mo starting umn iio was raised and
cducatod IN Salem. and most Of HE
hfc had bern spent In tho irug buEi
noes. IN 1896 President Covciaud ap
pointed him postmaster of Dallas. and
he rsaincd tho position until April
1901. and no postmaster ever made
mons friends during ida tom Of once
Since that time ho hal been a mem.
bcr ~ ne drug nrm ~ noh a cher
inEion. iu paliaa About ton ycars
aEo b. We married a. Mlas Emma
Back. of Dallas. uho surviving him,
Hia father waa a distinguished pho,
stefan and had boon peuiteutiary ply.
slcian and surgeon gonoml of no
ato. az wul aa tho nrut Fand mas
tor ~ Orogon Maaous. Tho vito ~
Judgo q. a. nuruott a. hia sister. ana
10 h Mrs Houlat 90 sa'on. lie
bnuther John A. an lniopondenco
druEEisi. George b. a lawyer IN spo
kane. whiio Aifned and Ben i've IN
California iiia father died a. Insie
pondouce in 1881. and his mothsr
iu asisgn a fow ysaru aEo Tie was
q a2nd doEnco Mason ani a meanhor
~ nallas camp. w. o. w, carrying
t9.oo0 Insurance m nat order. aiso
a Kn.rhts % PythiAa The funeral
viii osur Tomorrow Everybody
lnvw Charlie noh and he was the
tricud - everybody, To had a hirh
scnao ~ houor and hafed huhonoss
iu anSho.iy or anything Dallas Polk
ouuuty itsauilor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
HUGH
BRADY
HERE

Tne noted Portland diver, Hugh
Brady. has arrived. and is dragging
the river for the body Of the late
Howard Catlln. Brady has a great
reputation for the recovery Of such
bodies. and has over $50 to his credit.
with an almost unbrolgen record Of re-
coveries Re is being assisted by
young Perkins. who has been very
helpful in showing where the unfOrtu-
nate young man went down. Once
this forenoon Brady believed he had
hooked onto the body, but was unable
TO raise It. He Is very confident that
he will raise the body. although the
current is very strong. and the work
u recovery very difnCuh.
Al 3 O'Clock this afternoon about
900 people are watching the dragging
" the river The current is 50 strong
that Mr. Brady finds II dinicult TO de-
termlne when the drag touches any.
thing. lie has twice fel, that the body
was touched. but could not hold &C.
lie win not dive for the body at the
present stage Of high water The nv
cr IA rising. and Brady viii change
hts tactics, and drag the river from
the bridge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Personals

Hon. W ~ Cake. Of Portland. is In
the city ON bggal business.
Dr. q. IA Ranum. of Turner. was
"a saiom visitor yesterday.
Row y. Fabor went TO tho reform
sChoui ON tho morning train.
W r. Grimm. of Hubbard was in
sabm yotcriay on business.
W. y. Yates. of Corvallis. f. IN sa.
lem tota6' trau acting business.
NJ IA Junos. of Brooks. wa in sa,
icm on a business trip yesterday
MIRA q. u. shrlton went a. Portland
yesterday aftornoon for a short visit
Hon Gorion E Hayca. of Oregon
CITY, 10 In tho city today on icgal buh
mes.
Mrs Harry Casey. of woodburn. 10
visiting Mr. and Mira J. Star near
Ropc,iaio.
ion James Cooper. Of Indopcud.
cnce. vaa IN tho city yesterday on a
business trip.
MIRA J. q. Graham and rttle daugh.
'or are IN Rortiaud, visiting Mu Gm,
hams mothcr.
Judge y, A. Moore. will go 20 Dal
has today TO attend the funeral OF the
iato c F Bolt
D. n whitney tho state printer. 10.
turned yoatoriay 10 Salem. after an
ai,sonce uf several da,H
J. a. VanWlnklo icft today for Hah
so, having been summoned there by
NE iihsas u his mothes
Jotn Cooper the Polk county hop
EroWcr wus On saicm yesterday after
noun tranasCsiug business.
J. n Hoigoa a young lawyer and
pomoolutio pohucian, ~ Oregon CITY
was IN Salem ysutyrihy on business
Rev Herbert W. Bwd Of Rorest
Grove aEvtvod today, Re win occupy
mo pulpit % the CONGREGATIONAL
churvh tomomrw
bfwn Maaapn, a prominent rial 60
tate man. of Seattle. has rturued 10
tho Sound cfy afJer having speut sey.
oral days hera
Hush hIusiy, of R1rtlazd. ls In the
city to-day drasEing for the body oi
Howard Calm. Who was drowned
Thursday aftcuoOn.
1. C. zimmerman and son. Frod. oi
luncion Oty. Who have been the
guesis ~ W l. Zimmerman. of this
clio, raurued homo to-day.
Nnv. Al Mnsap returned 20 hes
home la Portland this morning aftel
visit hsre AIRS Milsap vas former
b Miss Halle Watson. o. this city
Amoug the Jenerson people In towt
the pass week ~ore ,, n. FletcheF. y
E Wah J. IA Roland. Earl Cross
shirley R4snd. Ben simpson. a. "A
shumaker Arch RuhsnsOn. Ms Mil
drsd isooneg, Mrs @. a. vanBuren
a A Roase W A lamb. Rev. jams
s-rn ani }, n and ]. 1. seiwer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Group

Begins With thesymptoms Of a common
eoldi there Is ehnlihsss, saeszing.
sore throat, hot skin, quick pulss,
hoarsensss and imPedsd respiration.
Give frequent small doses Of BallaFd's
hoFehound Syrup (ths child viii cry
for ~ and At ths drst fga Of a
eFoupy cough, sPply frequently Bal.
iard's Snow Lininment to the throat
Mrs. A. Vliet New Castle. Cole.
writes, March IS, 1902; I think Bal.
lard's HoEehOund Syrup q wonderful
remedy and 80 pleasant 70 taha For
sale BY d. j. Fry, Salem. OregOa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Aassssers, Msstlnn.

A meeting Of tho deputy assessors
of the county was he.d today. 10 dis
cuss the matter OF the assessments
for the coming year
The depuiies present weres Pail
A. Mullen. p NJ. IAck. ]. p. Davis OF
sllverton. George ottaway, silyerton:
O. W steese Salem; W 7. Ritehle.
ruTufr' VI J. Hadiey. Marion. Frank
wah Jefferson; f. A. Taylor. Meha,
ma; Ia G, Smith and d. W. Matthews
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

hloties 70 stoekn0ldsrs u ths Mutual
oanninE Company. az salem, ore
gon. Tho hrst annual meetlng of
the Stockholders of me above named
evaporation all b. held In the 20
Nee court room. AZ the city hall
salem, orogon. ou "Wednesday.
March n 1904 al 2 o'clock y m.
for the puuoso " elocting q board
- directors ny order % the prcsi,
dent fTank G. Ferguaos. tecrc.
tary. fiobtsat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Hsalth

Means the ability to do a gOod dayi,
wosk' without undue fatigue ana 10
nA0 life worth living, You cannot
have indigestion or constipation with.
out iis npsetting the liver aad Doh
luting the blood. such a son5i,;..
nay b best aAd quickest rslisvss ~
heEeins, the best liver regulator tAat
sas world Aas ever hhowA Ma d
W smith wIiseS April 3 zoe: 81 NJ.
as'o'AN and hnd Il the bsss medicine
Tor !, 'oas'iPai0a and regulating the
hVes ever usst " Soc For =. Il.
u J. Ffy Druggist. salem. oreeos
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
CITY NEWS
A Collection Of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

Get vooi nour vaen yOu buy-wIld
Rose Flour 10 best
Rev. W. n. s.llock. OF tho Finss NJ.
n church. 10 arranging tor a series Of
revival services In East Salem.
Keep wnd Rose Flour IN the house
500 psg sack.
The Meshodist reyiyE services IN
North salem c.osed last evening With
a yery Interesting seryics.
North Salem residents are impruy-
ing the strsets rapidly b. the eaten,
sion of the sidewalks. several new
ones have beoa bulk during the pais
week.
The waters of Min creek are out OF
theiT banks 10 several places east Of
the oity, and ths low lands are food
"a Tue water covers many a the
wagon roads
The new spltng dpsoods are begiu-
Mus 10 arrive freel. AmOng the best
displays In Sassn are those MADE by
SuuclHon a 90. and McByuy Bros.
MeSza steolhammer a Yantis. the
eenial proprtetogs OF The Toegery.
sre Plsnnfus extensive Improvements
in uheir stora These win Include new
show casos a rebuilding of TIE shely.
tng, a. vel A. an incneaae IN the noor
space nov svNgAhle.
signs q Easter are noticeahle a
noady arOund ths uuen's stores ana
nS0t month viz 80 several ~open
inss- - soods hoT uen 10 woar - AJAX
time incOding ties. hats, elothfnE
naSV vestA etc Tue Journal carries
une AdVegtisements q an he best
stoTos earrying these eoO1s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL


Ma PoNFl SchomAker entertainci
a u0mosr % her friends Friday
evening Gsunos and music mado the
eVcning One q unualai pseasare. Re.
frsshmeuCs were eoryed.
fhose prosent NVgc, Misses Bos
80 Patnaan. ErmA P,hnan, Cecn Nc
colloch. Juha McCalioch. Bessie
Suath. t,thei Smith. May Roe. Viola
FlAks Asshe Fsake. sylvia vieako
Poarl Sol0mAkoa. Mra Bell Elderainf
and Messra oFAn Watkins. wine
naniels Elnier naue. CAaFles. Dean
nnrsr Ivan and Fre,ldio SchOuaker
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
A cellsas psbsts.

Wilametts University meets
G In debate March "a. Al ~
VeTsity chapel ouestiOA: RE-
That tbs febsral immigratou
should be 50 Constructed as Z
all aliens the same chances 4
mission 10 ths United States
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

The so0tii.h midnight services viii
b. had oyer mo bob uonight Ia uat
laa aI.i a number w promiustt
Ma0rsl ~ Aia ciB win ATTEND.
Anong thoeo piug are; judge y. A
No,Fc. ~ A. n 0inis. ~ W. "a
Byrd ~ . A. Richardson. FfaRk
X Lowell. E A. IA Roro. OeorEo q
bingham. and a. u. Paiton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

A clear euunciNtio1 And a peuaonat
~ "a are cAacterisrtS of the wOrk q,
hr. ErnAe Gambia Hear hin ueri
T'aesa4y svenans a. ~ n. r. oAurA
The pEtcs = vory. Row. 20 oeusA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Emma q. Ashford

Wa Hve for Uhis week only scieu.
une facial and scalp treatment AZ
one-half regular prizes 2s4et
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

''Oa Inbound trains have been de-
-,'0N .'e ne past two days On aeoont
=" a big landslide a; Delta. Gal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
NEW TODAY

Lot. a roldhoadod hat pin. head a
ptarniran Roium 10 thia once.
22iats
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

The dispatches say that \
wonderful physical strength
shown b. the fact that his puls'
'lnued 20 beat ten minutes and
ooctors pronounced him Del
looks 90 a layman hke the a
intellect was weak. instead Of
being strong.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Norwich Union Fire Insr-
ance Society.

Frank Msrsiith Resident Agent
once VITA WIN. Brown a 90, No. iao
Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

For sale. oue neeh Gov, 2h ysaru
Oh hah Jersey and haif purhaan
Aino hoo pousd horse. ~ yeAru old.
a. A. CLARK Yvv Para, east q iAn.
coin schoul 2ef1ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
X-RAYS

Ezra Meeker Is recrossing ths
uneni with a bun team Ezn
cas- aaeai OF the team, and ara
Tor lectures when tha team ari,
The divorce congress Il n
much stress ON the eylls OF dWl
There "a also CONSIDERABLE svi
having people TIED together N,
noi care for each other.
The second annual debate BE-,
Whitman coleee and Pacific o
$40 came on az Forest Grove
night and was won by whitmau
question OF railway rate legis
vas debated, and Teddy should
for The winners
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

The new spTtng dgsoods are begiu-
MUS 10 arrive freely. AmOng the best
displays In SaA,n are those MADE by
soochton a 90 and McByoy Bros.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Tho Meshodist revival services in
North salem closed lsst evening with
a very Interesting seryice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Keep wnd Rose Flour In the house
500 psv sack.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Rev. W, n. s.sllock. of the Ftrst NJ.
n church. 10 arranging for a series of
revival services in East Salem.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
Creditor Suspected in
Kifmdn Murder Case
Believed That Mother of Victim Is F1dinu
Facts to.preVentsDiSCIoSure That She
Was Largely in Debt

NEW YORK, June 15--Letters found
by the police i'm the Stenton mansion, II
Is declared today, afford a pointed clue
and definite motive for the murder OF
Mrs. Alice Kinnan, who was found
with her skull crushed on the porch
Of her home seven days age.
An arrest&in connection with the case
IS expectedt today. 1t is now the sur
mise Of the{ police that a creditor. to
whom a large amount Of money was
due, called at the mansion the night of
the murder and expected to receive the
money. The pnoney was not sforthcom-
ing. and believing that he was ult-
n1ately never to be paid. the man
threatened court proceedings. A quarrel
then developed, the police believe. which
led to the delivering of the fatal blow.
Mrs. Stenton Silent.
It is declared that, although the credi-
tor IS known tovher. Mrs. Stenton has
refused TO name him. preferring TO al
low her daughters death 10 go uhaven-
ged rather than be forced IN the, end to
pay the large amoSInt Of moneysdu the
man. Mrs. Stenton has been. IL Is stated.
most parsimonious. although supposed. TO
be IN fair circumstances Naming the
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
MURDER
At SELLECHStGORNERS
Tramps Are Suspected , of Having
Caused the Death of SeIleck
Damn.

NEW CANAAN. Conn. June 15-The
mystery Of the killing OF SeLeck Damn.
whose body was found yesterday in a
well on his premises at Selleck's Cor
ners. s now ir process OF solution
There have been rumors in New
Canaan that suspicion rests upon some
one who lives in the neighborhOod Of
Selleck's Corners. Medical Examiner
Keeler admits that he has a clue which
may lead o. a solution Of the mystery,
but viii not indicate what II is As a
matter Of fact. should the clue be a
false one. which seems 20 be even more
likely than that IL is true. there would
be serious danger OF limiting al what IL
IS, for IL involves a person at Selleck's s.
Corners who has heretofore borne a
good reputation The theory generally
accepted Is that the murder was com
mitted by tramps. tempted by the Oe-
lief that Damn had a large sum OK
money boarded in his little cottage.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
UNHAPPY PRINCESS
GETS QUECKyDIVORCE
Wife Is Daughter of One of Frances
Proudest Families Husband
an Army Officer.

PARIS. June 15.-After a br1eE. un-
happy married life. the Princess Antonia
Corisande de Radziwf1I has obtained q
divorce from her husband. with a Judi
cial order for the payment byGhim OF
Sc. 600 annual alimony
The prince. who Is a young nnfautry
officer in the French army. lefrghis wife
six months after the ma-riaEe. which
took place last June She is a>daughter
OF Count Antoine de GramonS, married
in the usual French mauner-hry arrange
ment between the respective. parents
The Radziwills are a famous ana for
merly powerful Polish family. who were
allied 70 the Prussian royal house bv
the marriage Of Prince Anton de Radzf-
viii with Princess Louise. niece Of Fred
erick the Great
Almost royal power was welded IN the
seventeenth century by the Radziwflls.
whose Russian and Polish estates were
so vast that they maintained q private
army 20 protect them