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The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-06
PLATTEvILLE

Steve Lee was passenger to Den.
yer Monday morning.
Mrs. D. Snider was a passenger tc
Denver Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Howard were
visitors to the capitol city last week.
G. W. Abbott and family spent
Thanksgiving in Brighton with Mr..
Apbotts brother.
Mrs. Kester of Fowler, Colo, was
visiting with her sister, Mrs. NJ. j.
Lycan, last Sunday.
B. B. Lockard spent Thanksgiv.
ing with Prof. Mickey, principal OF
the Platteyille high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckwith Of Long.
mont spent several days of last week
visiting with Mrs. Beckwith's sister,
Mrs. G. W. Hammitt.
J. D. Glaze moved into his new
house last Monday and Tuesday. Mr..
Popewell and family will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Glaze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughell. who spent
most Of last week visiting with Mrs.
Hughell S parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w. Hammitt, returned to Denver
Sunday evening.
One of the largest deals in real
estate that has been made at this
place for some time was that made
by Thomas Keehn last week, when
he sold his farm to Denver parties
for $4,000 AS soon as Mr.. Kheen
can dispose Of his crop he will move
to Denver.
The Platteville board OF trade
held special meeting in the Office
OF the canning factory Friday even.
ing, at which much important bust :
ness was transacted. According to
the report made by the committee,
the prospects were never better for a
sugar factory at Platteville than
what they are now.
Word was received here today an.
nouncing the death of Ray Pritchard
at Lander, Wyo. Mr.. Pritchard was
working In the coal mines near Lam
der when taken with typhoid fever.
He.was taken to the hopItal, where
he could receive the best Of care, but
after an illness Of about fifteen days
died from the effects tereof.
The young men Of Platteville met
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All Over Weld.

the officers elected and the commit
tees appointed. we expect things for
Evans in the future.
BranSon Sears second son received
very bad bite from dog Saturday.
His hand is very much swollen and
very painful.
Quite a number Of our Evans
people attended the Elks' memorial
services held in the Greeley opera
house Sunday evening.
Messrs. Fry, Blonenthal and Sears
have taken contract TO haul 500
tons of rock for the Latham ditch
dam at the south Evans bridge.
Young's Hall was packed to its
utmost "Wednesday evening and the
crowd was not disappointed in its
expectation of an entertaining even
ing. The school children acted their
part we'll Too much credit cannot
be given the teachers for the excel
lent training Of the pupils.
Last Saturday afternoon Gen.
Dana, commander Of the Department
of Colorado and Wyoming, and his
adiutant, Col. Burt, of Colorado
Springs, visited W. T. Sherman.
Post No. %, Evans. The ladies OF
the W. r. C. and number Of visi-
tors were present. The commander
gave very interesting talk on his
trip to the National Encampment.
and his visits TO the different posts
in the department. Mr.. Burt told
of his visit to the Soldiers Home at
Monta Vista. Comrade Mckinley
recited his favorite poem, "On the
Rock of Chickamauga.'' Music
was furnished by the Evans quartet.
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on the side hill east of the wat
tank last Thursday afternoon. a.
spent about three hours in rarc
shooting. We were unable 10 seS.pr
the score made by each one taxi
part in the shoot. but we up6e.star
John Stevens diQ the best Shootir
having broken ten blue rocks out
fifteen shots. The boys have aires
purchased quantity Of blue roc )
and trap, and viii meet next f.
day afternoon TO organize a gun clu
and poll OIL another shooting mat
M-. Albert Hodgson and Mis
Della Camp were married L.
Thusrdsy at high noon at the hon,
Of the brides parents. Mr.. Hodps
is manager OF the Hodgson Mercar
tile Co.'S general store, and j.
strictly a Platteyille boy, havin.
lived here all his life. The bride d
the Youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Camp. and has been cor
sidered one of the leading youn.
ladies in society for the last few
years. The happy couple will MAJ,
their home with the groom's pa
ents. and our only wish is that ths,
may have long, happy and prospeE
Gus journey through life.
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OWL CREEK

ID
The Abbott Brothers have put in
160 acres Of fall wheat.
!. n. King of Ault was in this
part of the country recently buying
cattle.
The Sunday school is making pre-
parations for Christmas tree and
entertainment Christmas eve.
Miss Bertha CHRISTOPHER, who is a
student at the Normal, recently
made her parents pleasant visit.
j. Fl. Bright and son, who have
been helping farmers near Ault for
several week, have returned to their
home.
Miss Georgia Hill, who was at
tending the Normal, is now in Ault,
where she will resume her studies
in the Ault high school.
School is progressing nicely under
the supervision of Miss Ella Bur
bridge, who has twenty three pupils
enrolled. The new school house last
week was fitted up with new seats
and desks, which are highly appre-
ciated by teacher and pupils. The
new books which are furnished by
the district arrived at the same
time. appearing to furnish added
zeal for the pupils.
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AUlT

Ole Nelson of Greeley spent
Thanksgiving with his mother anc
sister.
John Link has moved his family
into the Kratz house east of the
railroad track.
Mr.. and Mrs. c W. Coffman OF
Littleton, former residents of Ault,
spent Thanksgiving with friends
here.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Payne and Rev.
and Mrs. e. A. Dickinson of Eaton
visited last week with Rev. and Mrs.
Elliott.
Miss Helen Howett of Boulde,
university spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Prof. and Mrs. E. l..
Howett.
Mrs. A. ]. Tengwald and children
moved to Denver Tuesday of this
week where they will make their
home the coming year.
Mabel Padget, Katherine Swsrt
ana Pansy Pence, Of the Greeley
Normal, spent Thanksgiving with
MIR. and Mrs. R. L. Pence.
F. Fl. Scribner of Walcott, Wyo,
has bought the racket store from w.
A. Gorse. He will move the stock
into the new store next to Truckey's
store.
Lewis and Albert jacobson left
last Monday for Salt Lake City, hay-
Ing received telegram Announcing
the severe illness of their stepfather.
Mr.. Schmidt.
Miss lone Robinson who has been
visiting month with the family of
her brother, C. G. Robinson. re.
turned to her home at Bonaparte.
Iowa, last week.
'oilh Gustofson OF Essex, Iowa.
mas bought section of land near
mere and will send about twenty
ocahoinavians here after Christmas
TO look around for land.
L. Gibson is building a one story
orick building on his lot west of the
oank corner on the south side OF
s m"in street. 1t Will be occupied by
'c''elehoecker's harness shop.
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MASTERS

Miss Grace Day visited Greeley
this week.
Edward W. Day transacted bust
ness in Denver last week.
Richard ID. Mackey attended the
Thanksgiving dance at Weldon.
A. w. Kelley and Andrew r.
Mackey visited Kersey Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thompson
spent Thanksgiving with friends in
Kersey.
William E. Day is justly proud OF
his excellent beet crop, which is
about harvested.
Miss Emily and Master James
Painter spent Thanksgiving with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Painter.
Messrs. Thomas Stimson and Jack
man Baxter were guests OF L. l..
Stimson recently on pre-Thanks-
giving duck hunt.
Messrs. Robert Wright of Greeley
and j. Girardet of Delta, both stu
dents at the Agricultural college,
spent part of their vacation in the
vicinity duck hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Painter
and children, Alice and Joseph, re-
turned to Denver Sunday in their
auto, after pleasant visit with
relatives over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E Painter en-
tertained Friday evening with a
dance in their handsome new barn.
A large crowd of friends and neigh
bors danced till the wee, small
hours. Delicious refreshments were
served in the evening. Mr.. Painters S
barn is one of the finest in the east
ern part of Weld county, and the
loft is an ideal place for danciLg.
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ELWELL

W. ". Dye. with his family, las
moved TO Loyeland.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Everett next Thursday
afternoon.
Rev. W. n. Mccormick of Bert
houd is expected to occupy the pulpit
next Sabbath.
Rev. Il. H. Flory goes to Denver
this week 10 assist Rev. o. a. Smith
in revival services
Church Notes-Preaching morning
and evening Sabbath school, 10 a.
N. Endeaveor meeting. 6:45 p. m.
Cottage prayer meeting Wednesday
evening with Mrs. John Sloan.
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SEVERANCE

Messrs. Tallman and Wright were
Windsor visitors Saturday aud Sun.
day.
e. P. Clark has gope to Windsol
fwhere he is employed in the sugal
factory.
Theo. Latch has purchased lot
of cattle, which he will feed for the
winter market.
Mrs. d. Emory of Fort Collins.
who has been visiting Mrs. j. X.
Pressler, has returned to her home.
Rev. j. W. King preached at the
school house last Sunday evening,
Rev. Crook continuing series Of
meetings during the week.
The farmers have been very busy
this pleasant weather harvesting
their beets. which did very we'll this
year. William Frank reports fifteen
acres which averaged thirty tons To
the acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Farnsworth
recently celebrated ther thirtieth
wedding anniversary. The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames W.. l..
Baldridge, r. S. franklin, P. c.
Kildall, d. c. Page, J. K. Pressler
and H. A. Roullard, who, after
spending a delightful evening, de-
parted, wishing the worthy couple
thirty more years of welded happi-
ness
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRl,

Whereas, Thomas HowIs,, al
HoWiett, oil Platteyille, OF the
Weld and state of Colorado. al
certain deed Of trust, bearing n
tober 1st; A. ID. 1901, and and
in the office OF the county M
corder OF the county OF Weld \
Colorado on October llth. lpoI
1876. at page $40, of the rec9n
| county. convey to the public
said Weld county the iollowinJ
real estate. situate in the coun
and state aforesaid, to-wit:
The south half ny OF sec,io,
, az: the east half tl,l oi ths
quarter "a and southeast an
section eighteen as. and tba
quarter ga Of section ninetesl
the north half (Hl OF the north
ter "a and the north hall
northeast quarter "a OF sect
(20l, tall in township three
range siXty-seven ,67l west
principal meridian. tosethel
water rights and ditch rieht1
belonging. or in any wise al
which conveyance was made
secure the payment OF one cs
issory note dated October lst
able to the order OF G. T.. Ds1
! after the date thereof, for /,
sum OF Ten Thousand iSl01
with interest thereon from
thereof until due at six per 4
mum, and, if not paid when
interest at two per cent per
maturity until paid: and.
Whereas, default has been
payment OF the principal Of
the interest thereon since mi
the same is now past due
mains unpaid, and the said d
owner and holder OF said mott
manner prescribed by stat
case made and provided, re
undersigned to make sale Of
tale for the purpose OF payinI
interest, attorneys fees, n
costs, according to the col
provisions OF said note and d
Now therefore, at the rs
said G. II. Day aforesaid, and
the power and authority in
said deed of trust and by thl
such case made and proyidd
d. Statler. the undersigned
said county, viii, on Fridal
first day Of December, 4. D.
hour OF 10 O'Clock in
Of said day, at the east
of the county court ho
City OF Greeley, County
state of Colorado. sell and d
real estate hereinbeiore d
gether with all the right
and benefits of the said Tho
and Mary j. Hewlett, their
signs, at public auction, ioi
and best price the same v
cash, for the purpose Of
am cunt due on said note, I'M
ney's fees. penalties. costs
penses OF executing his trusl
Witness my hand hereu
scribed at my Office in the
ley. in Weld county, Color
day OF November, 4. D; 1906
GEORGE D
Treasurer OF Weld
Public Try
First publication in the
une Nov. %. 1906: last puol
Greeley Tribune Dec. 90, lS
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OF ADJusTMEl
Estate of Addie NJ. Wamesu

10 tabS vi AAAiS A"' "
The undersigned, having
ed administrator of the es1
M. Wambaugh, late OF the 81
in the state OF Colorado, AZ
gives notice that he VIII
the county court OF sad VI
the court house in Greeley,
on Monday, the thirty;ilrs..
ber, A. ID. 1906. at the hous
q. m. OF said day. at whifn
sons having claims AGAIN.
are notified and reaues,ess
the purpose of having tne
All persons indebted to ~,
Quested to make immed"s
the undersigned.
Dated at Greeley, Soio1 ,Ss
day of November, 4; u NH lsV
HARRY VA
Administratoro, .,
Addie NJ. Wamo'
X. g. Strong. Attorney, %
First publication Nov "a a.
Last publication Dec :"
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Notice to Farmers.

nave on hand three nearly nsw
one , Inc comfort steel ranges, one
4'ho'e with reservoir, and two s.bole
WIN reservoir. viii trade one for
oats. m Call and see them at s. W.
u',atas p,, secondhand store, III
H'sh1h street, Greeley, Colo.
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NOTICE OF ADJuslAi
Estate OF Amelia d. Whf

CsI6te OF hiiieii"
The undersigned, has'Mu | NJ
ed administrator OF the ool,l I'M
ID. Wheeler, late oi the ty Jse
the state OF Colorado 1us, ~
gives notice that he WMI.aIad a I
county court OF ,sy' said, Win IN \
Monday, the seyeh.an bod
uary, A. ID. 1907. at ths n
am. of said day, at sssiil
having claims agaiIls,' v s NM
titled and requested w. sSiu1
pose OF having saine .stst1
sons indebted to Sala eS ensJ1
ed to make immediate f
dersigned,i Colo1
Dated at Greeley n lad
day OF November, A. u soNl
FRANK a: S
Amelia y. Whssttis
Thompson 4 HatcTno, ToT "a \,
First publication 40 a
Last publication pe
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NOTICE or FINAh y
In the matter Of ths hdsescs,s

In the matter OF ths hdsecei;1
Notice is hereby g.;i,ss.1 giSsss
the 14th day OF uSfays
one q the re,ESa ESleHT eHToalnSd
County. in the a..as,risd
KoeniH, adminislr'Tlu Tludc
appear before the oy;tlent
present my final s'vrsaytb,
ministratriN. ana ,I ben n
same. and Will adnII
charged as lsucn lace ~
which time and u nd pr
terest may appear = there
to the same. il any "CoN
Dated at Greelei b,
day OF December 1kMy
Admini;sttI5pK;Is,ss
Charles +. Tew, f;nthI
First qualification ,,blieI
Dec. q, 1905. last p""
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-15
ST. LOUIS MAN KILLS DIVORCED
WIFE AND MoTHER-iNLAW
IN THEIR HOME.
CAUGHT AFTER A CHASE
In Which Detectives Used Railroad
Engne--Canadian Shoots Wife
But Son Stops His From
Suicide.

st. Louis Mo, July l4--Mrs. Lille
Kern, aged 25, aud her mother Mrs.
Anna Lutz, aged So. were shot and
killed tonight by George Kern. the
divorced husband Of The former.
Kern fed and after d pursuit OF
several miles during which detectives
Impressed a railroad engine into SER
vice for a wild dash aer Merchants
bridge, the fugitive disappeared IN
the deserted bottoms On the Illinois
side of the Mis- issippi river.
Mrs Kern and her mother we're sit.
ting on the rear porch of their homo
in the northern part OF The city when
Kern apparently under the Influence
of liquor appeared aud without warn.
ing opened fire.
Mrs, Kern was shot in the breast
and forehead AIRS Lut2 was shot
only once. Both women died almost
instantly.
Kern was arrested three hours after
the shooting, while walking on Ferry
street In the vicinity OF the place
where the crime was committed. He
admitted the double shooting,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-15
BLACK BEAR.
That Scared the Horse and Parents
Put TO Flight BY Girl.

Wilkcsbarre. Pa, June IA Seven.
year-oli Margaret -iaurer. daughter
f Chas Maurer. Of this city. ycsicr.
day put to fight a biz black bear
which fitch encd her family. and
proved herself heroine.
Her father and mother with tleir
children were driving along the Po
como mountains near Carlson. when
the big bear numbered ont cf the
woods into the middle Of ths road in
advance % their carriage. The horse.
badly frightened. prauced about and
the occupants of the carriage jumped
out quickly
While Maurer was trying 10 hold
the horses and Mrs Maurer 10 quiet
the children. little Margaret ran down
the road 10 the bear. which. when she
was several feet away from it turned
and ran into the woods a. fast as &C.
could GO.
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CRISIS IN RUSSIA
REMAINS STILL
UNBROKEN
AND CZAR MAY YET BE FORCED
To.sURRENpER CABINET TO
THE DEMOCRATS.
DESPERATE ExpEDIENT


ST. Petersburg, July III. The week
ends with fhe tension over the cabi-
net crisis unbroken. Tie failure ef the
efforts I'd induce Dmitri Shipaif Oh
sons other member Of the conserve
Itiye party to form a coalition cab'no.
seems to leave the emperor without
eedlifse except % ummon the con-
stihtional democrats to the Office cn
their own terms.
Although everything indicates that
The triumph for the con tituti0nal
Democrats IS at hand. the delay ls
raising serious migvlngs Of a change
|of heart at Peterhof on ac-onat Of the
nhexible insistence Of the constitu
tional democra on three points
recognition Of the prineiple 81 ok
Precipitation. general amnesty for p3-
ldcal offenders and no summer fe-
cess for the loser houe
Desperate Expedient.
A genuine scare was created this
evening BIZ The report that the em-
peror is listening to a factional cour
which advises the desperate expedient
Of an appeal TO The country through
new elections This plan Is q dissolve
he lower house and at the same time
announce new elections on the basis
Of universal suffrage, and It IS said
2 circular asking for report on whai
the result Of such new election
would be has already been sent to the
cal authorities
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Accomnlishsd Child

The following appeared as an adver-
tisement in Glasgow paper recent
y; Found wandering 10 Castle
street On Saturday evening. 2sth nit
ehiAl, aEe about three pears. healthy
iookinE.-dsrL hair. s1sy eyes and rud-
ay e1e-ks. able 20 talk a little and
swear"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-15
PRAcTcED SHOOTING.

At Quarter an Hour Before He
Turned Revolver on His Wife.
Detroit: Mich, July Ia Chrfsto-
.rher Splndleman. aged 5Ssa&taas hay,
ing practiced shooting al 2s rzfif f'feee
for several hours shot and Killed bis
wife as she sat in front Of their home
in Windsor Ont, tonight.
The tragedy, which followed a vic
lent quarrel, occurred in the presence
OF four If the couples children, one OF
whom, Robert. rushed up and took the
revolver from his father who was
about to turn ii on himself
spindeman asked to see his wife's
body after the shooting and remark
ed That's just where I intended TO
hit her"
He was locked up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-15
AMERICAN SCHOOL
May Have the Honor Of Having En-.
peror Williams Son IS a Student
Before lang.

Berlin. July 1.-THE Meme Mill
tarische Correspondent today repub
shed the report that Emperor WI
liam will probably end his fourth son
August William. tborn IN 1SS7) to an
American university after he has fin
shed mis- course Of study Gt the Ger
nan universities The emperor. it is
said ha. not yo fully made up MS
mind.
Prince August Is going 10 Bona and
it is expected he will De there cigh
teen months.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-15
ASSAULTED YOUNG GIRL.

Pierre. s. n July ii--Sheriff l. D.
Phipps. Of Burt county, Nebraska. to-
day served extradition warrants from
Governor Elr9d Tor West Hale Wa1tei
oa charge % .r'riaal as aait On
12-5esrold girl Halls Is under arrest
at Geddes
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-15
RAMS HORN WINS
RICH STAKE BY
A NECK
BARELY BEATING FIRST MASON
uNDER TIE WIRE IN BIRCH
tom HANDICAP.
TOKALOA WAS THIRD
IN the Great Race Taking Short End
Of the Money From Glorifier--Win-
ner Was Heavily played and
Odds Were Cut to 9 to 2.

| New York ,Jnly 1a Rams Horn. !
four gearoll owned by Capt w. s
Williams, a weltern horseman and
ridden by Joctey sewell, won the rich
brighton Handicap at Brighton Beach
fthis afternoon before a crowd which
compile ely overtaxed the facilities Of
the raet track.
This western celt went to the post
Tat Q to in the betting, being second
choice to Dandelion 4 to d.
Pressing the winner hard At tie
Gnsh was First Mason who+Gnished
second, bca On by a neck length
further back and taking the saort
end of the nur was Tokalon, winner
|of the Brooklyn Handicap
Great Day for Westerners.
All three horses that finished in the
money are owned by western men.
First Mason at 10 to / in The betting
while 20 ID / was freely given againsl
the chances Of Tokalon
Rams Horns victory was very popu
lar for he was probably the most
heavily played horse in the race and
the only one to be backed down from
tha opening quotation The first price
aid against him was to and de-
p'te the golden stream which pourel
n On Dandelion. Whimsical. Flip Flap
and several others Of the most fancici
horses, the weight Of play on Rams
Horn forced the bookmahers 10 cHt
him 10 To ..
Tin1e Was Fast
The time of the race was 1903 9.5.
which while not threatening p oor.
sticks worlds record of 2;02 as male
in the third race two years ago is con
idered very fast for the mile and
quarter distance.
The Brighton Beach which has
guaranteed value of S25.000 is the rich
est of allaged handicaps Rams
Horns share of the purse was s20. 900.
while $1,000 went to G. E. Rowe
owner Of First Mason. and $4,000 to
J. w, Fuller, owner of Tokalon. whicn
finished third.
Crowded By First Mason.
The start Of Brighton was good farI
all hut Kurold who was practically
left at The post Dandelion. Cairneorm
1nd Whimsical Gu the pace through
out the first seven furlongs, waera
CaiIngorm dropped back. Turning in
TO the stretca Dlnlolion had slight
advantage over Ciorifer end Flip
Flap Meantime Sewell had been hold
ing Rams Horn behind the pace but
always within striking distance on
he stretch Rams Horn forged 10 the
from. with a rush and wa winning
with comparative ease. when First
Mason got clear Of the field a hundred
Yards from the wire and closed up
O fast that sewell had to ride Rams
HON hard TO win by a neck. Tokalon 1
also closed with a great rush taking /
airl hoaors from Glorifcr within the /
Ia thirty yards of the race. HAMBURG /
Belle, Of whom much was expected /
VAS never in cnntending position.
summary: Fourth racc-Tho Brighton
handicap. $4,000. one mile and
martrr-Rams Horn. TO .. won: /
sirst Mason 10 10 I. second. Tokalon. /
20 TO ]. third. Time 1908 IS.
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TWOMENDROWNED
In Mississippi River-Would Be Res
cuer Loses Life-Two Killed BY
Lightning in Dodge City.

Clinton, Ia. July Hilary Sizer,
10. and George Hayden. %. both OF
Miles, Iowa. we're drowned in the Mis-.
sissippi river opposite Port Bryon. m.
today They were in bathing and
sizer stepped into a deep hole Hey
den tried to rescue him aud both
drowned.
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Iyn Nesbit.

lyn Nesbit
Judge Olcott said today that the ex.
animation Of Rose Marsten did not
worry the defense in the least and
that the prosecution would find her
of little use. He said he had no way
.of telling what stand Mrs. Thaw
would take in regard to the defense.
His only communication from her was
that she would return to New Yorw
at once.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-15

Minneapolis. Mimi, July 14-Nath-
an II. Riggs. the alleged murderer Of
Miss 3Inlie Ellison. Of Ellsworth
Wis, nav be tried for murder in
spite Of the fact that be committed
suicide. In abbreviated form. his trial
probably wiz take place in the pro
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-15
CHANGED
After Death to That of Young Man
Was the Face of AGED Man.

Was the Face of Aged Man.
Wooster Ohio, July IA remark
able case cf change Of eountenance
after death Is reported here by a man
who yesterday visited the receiving
vault of Wooster cemetery. The vault
contains the remains of Il h. Eshel.
man. who died two months ago. past
50 wears Of age and was placed IN he
vault pending removal to Pennsyl
vania for interment. Instead Of tbs
face OF an old man, the casket Of the
deceased editor contained what ap
peared to be man in the prime OF
life, apparently not over 50 years OF
age. The startling discovery was
noised abroad and many curious peo-
pie have boon % the vault but were
refused admgance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-15
FATAL ELECTRICAL STORM.

Dodge City, Kas-. July 1.-Two
men named Incl and Weir we're killed
by lightning during an electrical
storm here today Il g. reported that
another man was killed by lightning
a few miles southwest OF here.