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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18
HuRT. DIDN'T KNOW IF

James Fitzmaurice, thirty three years old, of 462 Chapel street, was taken to the New Haven hospital Saturday aft ernoon with a broken leg. Fitzmaurice fell downstairs Friday night, but did not know that he was seriously hurt until a physician was called in and or dered him to the hospital
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To-NIGHTs POLO GAME.

Hartford Will Line Up Against the
 Blues-schedule for the Week. Tie polo contest at the rink tonight Is sure to be stubbornly contested, as
 the game means much to New Haven,
 for should Hartford win she will rome pretty near exchanging places with tfle
 Blues in the league standing.
 The following is the schedule for the
 week: To-night-Hartford at New Haven,
 Leahy; Waterbury at Bridgeport, Lush,
 and Wallingford at New Britain, Do-
 herty.
 Tuesday, Bridgeport at Hartford, Leahy; New Haven at Waterbury, De- herty. l Wednesday, Hartford at Waning- ford, Rorty; New Britain at New Ha- ven, Lush. Thursday-New Britain at Bridge port, Leahy; Hartford at Waterbury, Rorty Friday Bridgeport at Wallingford, Lush; Waterbury at New Haven, 1 Rorty. Saturday-New Haven at New Brit ain, Leahy; Wallingford at Hartford, Doherty. POLO RESULTS SATURDAY NIGHT Saturday nights polo games resulted as follows: A. Now Prftai1- Nauy rr;+oin Ny. Haven 3.
 At Hartford-Hartford 4. Walllngford 1.
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IN MERInEN

Rev. W. A. Richard, presiding elder of the New Haven district. presided at the o'clock meeting last evening at Trinity Methodist church in Meriden. The quarterly conference was held and reports were read by officers and com mittees.
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STAR BOXING BOUT ARRANGED.
Jeff Doherty Will Meet Jimmy Briggs

Jeff Doherty Will Meet Jimmy Briggs
 on April il.
 On April H. in the New Haven thea ter, local fight fans will be given one of the best boxing treats of the season when the Greenleaf Athletic club pre- sents as its star pugilistic offering Jeff Doherty, the champion lightweight of Connecticut, and Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea for 10-rounds
 Jimmy Briggs has never boxed in New Haven and the local fight fans know little of him other than his big reputation. He is conceded by all the experts to be about the toughest light weight proposition in the business.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-18

Sir" said the lady who had entered the lawyers office, T have remarka- ble history
 ITO tell or to sell?' inquired the eau tious attorney before inviting her to be seated.-Louisville Courier Journal
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VALE BOYS LOST.

In one of the closest trap shoots ever held at Yale the Crescent A. c. Gun club Saturday afternoon defeated the Yale Gun club, the final scores being 457 to 455, a difference of two points.
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CAMBRIDGE THE WINNER.

London, March 17.-The Oxford-Cah- bridge track and field events will be contested at London on March 23.
 In the annual boat race held Satur- day Cambridge won by four lengths in slow time.
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"Miserly gave the fireman who saved his life when his house was on fire fif- ty cents for carrying him down the lad der" Did the fireman take it?" Partly. He gave Miserly twenty cents change. Baltimore American.
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FORD-MURRlAY GO.
Splendid Exhibition Promised for To-
 Morrow Night.

Morrow Night.
 Boxing enthusiasts of New Haven are promised one of the best cards offered in New Haven in years in the bouts at the New Haven theater tomorrow eve ming by the Eagle Athletic club.
 Jimmy Murray of New York and Bunny Ford of this city will box ten rounds in the main go. Murray show ed New Haveners his worth in his go with Jeff O'ConneH in Music hall re- gently. O'Connell is a clever man. as he demonstrated by staying the limit, although outfought. Ford has had two draws with O'Connell in six round bouts.
 Harry Lotz of New York and Fred O'Brien of Boston will be the principal in a 10-round semi-final which bids fair to be as interesting as the Ford-Mur- ray bout and Ground curtain raiser will complete the bill.
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ST. LOUIS NATIONALS DEFEATED.
 Houston, Tex, March 1.-The St. Louis National league baseball team was defeated 1 to in an exhibition game this afternoon by the Washing ton Americans. Karger did most of the pitching for St. Louis and let in three runs in the fourtfY inning.
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YALE FENcERs WIN.

Yales second team of fencers defeat ed the Springfield high school trio Sat urday night, five matches out of nine, after two matches, which were ties, had been settled.
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BURKE HITTING SOME.

Slams Out Brace of Doubles in Recent
 Game on Coast.
 Frank Burke, who was with the To- calls last year, did little work for New York in some of the practice games last week. In the third game played with Los Angeles he made two hard doubles in his best style
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vICOMTE D'AVENEL

To Speak To-Night Before French AL
 lance.
 This evening at S;15 Yicomte d'Ave- nel will lecture before the members of the Francaise Alliance in Lampson hall (room No. p on ''The Rich of the Past and of the Present Time" M. le Wiz comte d'Avenel has just finished his course at Harvard, where his lectures have attracted much attention.
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Na11ts.

One csst word for each insertion. i've cents word for full week, seves
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WANTED.

SIL4AIION by young lady for general 1lllce td work Understands card svs- soa ssan thoroughly Address G., this of-
 ms 2t%
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MANTEn

MANAGER for branch office we con thed99plate opening here in New Haven
 Address A3I with reference. The Morris Mrri. Nholesale House, Cincinnati. o.
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0isrerI1

District of New Haven, ss. Probate
 Court, March 18th, 1907. ESTATE OF MOSES JONES, late of
 New Haven, in said District, de-
 The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the dafe hereof for the creditors of said de- said estate. Those who neglect fo evs hibit their claims within said time will be debarred. 4a1
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay- ment to Rsss ml6 St JOHN T. SLOAN, Executor
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GLEE CLUB BEATS KIMBERLYS.
 In rough game of basketball satur- day evening at Anderson's gymnasium the Washington Glee club defeated the Kimberlys, IS to 8.
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DEATHS.

 DICKERMAN--In Mt. Carmel, March 15 1907, S, Augusta Gorham, wife of John H. Dickerman, in the. 72nd year of her age
 Funeral services will be held at her late residence, Mt Carmel, on Mon day afternoon at half-past two o'clock, Friends are invited to at tend,
 ECKLE--In this city, March 16 19O7 Elizabeth Eekle, aged Il years, 5 months, days. Funeral services will be held at the Evergreen Cemetery Chapel Tues afternoon, March 19, at 2:S0 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respect fully invited to attend. m1S 2t% Leete's Island, Saturday. March 16, 1907, Deacon E. Walter Leete, age 72 years, months. from his late residence Tues day, March 19. at 2 p. m.
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rror p, WANTED. ron1dRS enced Srafar, in Book Bindery. Experi- house & Taylor O.. 123 Tq TemnIa GaoEs- s}
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WANrrn

1, WANTED. AN experienced Cook. Annlv .o ooz
 Whitney avenue. eo 40o
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, February 18th, 1907, ESTATE OF PETRO MANGONE, late of New Haven, in said District, de- ceased
 trict of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said deceas- ed to bring in their claims against said estate. Those who neglect to ex- hibit their claims within said time will be debarred.
 All persons indebted to said estae are requested to make immediate pay ment to
 ANGELO PORTO. Administrator.
 m16 St
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WANTED.

SITUATION by e comneta,+ me -.u,
 general housework in small fan,iir i9r second wark. Best Preferences CalI at ll9 Chapel street. m1S its
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deceased.
 The administrator, having made written application for an order au- thorizing and empowering him to sell and convoy certain real estate of said deceased as by said application on file
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the 22nd day of March, 1907, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, and that public notice of the pendency af said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said District
 By the Court.
 m16 St JOHN L. GILsON, Clerk
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WANTED Top IT

pr r. WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY.
 unmarried rnan he- Tlie TMeeh ages 21 and 35; citizens of {Hndted {all States, Of good character and read rempefade ara habitSI who can speak, cruiting Officer, Ss0 ChanagI s+ret ne New Haven; 756 Main street. Hart. Hart. ford; 1929 Main street Bridrenort. s1, 19S Bank street, Waterbury, Conn, '
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JONES SELECT EMPLOYMENT 4A(5TENCY, 2S Church street Telephona l4o1-l2 connections. Largest Agency mercantile and domestic seryice For any and all kinds of work Sent any- where. Open evenings.
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ALL good help should call here. WA s saPPly all the best places and always liable Employment Agency 7S9 Sbsr- rsn-
 el. Open evenings ''o U1aPe ,,1ape
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SLEBMAN'S RELIARTE ENTpTov
 MENT AGENCY. 7e3 Chanel -'tn St " ss- , ttaplished ta 20 years. Largest. best ia sne state. Best male and female heln aor any and all kinds of work. Sent ahyWhere. Open evenings. Tel. 1S22
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
TAFT'S FRIENDS
WIN NEBRASKA

Lincoln, Neb.. Sept. 25.-Under the new
state primary law this was the day de-
sisnated for all political parties repre-
-sented- ON the primary ballet to held tleit
state platform conventions.
The Republican convention, which was
most largely attended was primarily a
business meeting, but II found time to en-
dorse Secretary Taft for the Republican
presidential nomination, in a resolution
The resolution was as follows:
I'VE recognize In the Hon. William II.
Taft OF Ohio n man whose personal char
acter and whose long public service mark
him as pre-eminently the man under
whose leadership these policies may be
perpetuated and the Republican party
may again merit and receive the an
proval of the national electorate"
The feature OF the Democratic conven-
tion was the speech OF William J. Bryan
He congratulated the party on having
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
APP0NAUG

The new chimney, which Is being built
by the w. VI. kellogg company OF New
York city, has now reached height Of
l2S feet. at point los feet high the first
letter TO be laid In tho word Apponaug.
which Is 10 be set I'm the chimney. has
been laid. Each letter Is Ave feet long
and Will be two feet apart The word
VIII occupy height OF 60 feet, g Inches.
At last the spread OF diphtheria I'm the
village, which began two weeks ago has
apparently ceased. No new cases have
been reported since Saturday afternoon.
The quarantine has been removed from n
number OF houses and the diphtheria
cards have been removed by Health Offi-
GER Mack.
The residences OF Peter Murphy. Mr..
Barden. Edward Jenlson. Charles Hard
man and William Armstrong have been
thoroughly fumigated and the patients
have recovered entirely. The Hardman
and Jenison cases were among the latest
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
FIRST WARD CITIZENS
SELECT CAUCUS TICKET

williams street; John w. Furiong. 4e Be
nevolent street
Delegates TO city convention To nomi-
nate mayor and general officers-Fred l.
Dana, SO Medway street; Timothy l..
Dwyer. / Euclid avenue; George Il. Nc
Cormick. 2S6 Power street; Williem j. Nc
Carthy. 59l Wickenden street; Michael j.
Sullivan, 46 Armstrong avenue.
Ward committee-Robert w Steere, 81
Waterman street; Dennis ]. Sugrue, rear
e6 John street; Daniel J. Hanley, lsS Ives
street; Bernard l. McElroy, "a Trenton
street: John J. Martin. 60 Sheldon street;
Michael ]. OBrien. 1854 Benefit street;
John f. Hurley. 43 Schofield street.
School oommtteeman-Ed Edward A. Stock
well, 81 East Manning street
There was strenuous opposition 10 the
name OF Bernard /. McElroy for ward
committeeman. Edward lIannigan was
named as a counter nominee, but McElroy
won out, 10 TO s.
The meeting discussed plans for con
Quoting an effective campaign and APP
pointed committee consisting OF John
Doran. James n Thurston and Lewis A.
Waterman 20 put the plans I'm operation.
Those present were urged 20 use all
means within their power 20 see that the
caucus is conducted I'm a legal manner. as
no legal caucus has been conducted by the
Democratic party In the First ward within
three years. according 10 decisions OF the
board of canXassers and registration, and
the present ward committee was held over
two years.
The citizens committee unanimously In
dorsed Representative Addison +. Mum
roe for city treasurer
There was no indorsement OF Mr.. James
III. Thurston for mayor, Notwithstanding
the statement I'm the machine Republican
organ today. and the delegates 10 the city
were not pledged for any can
didate. other than by the vote taken in
dorsing the candidacy OF Mr.. Munroe.
Ward pride might lead the mayoralty
delegates 10 support Mr..
for mayor. II he had a chance
of winning the nomination. but there is
no antagonism TO Mayor Mccarthy. whose
nomination seems assured
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
THEO. R. PELL
SETTLES BREACH
Of PROMISE SUIT

New York. Sept. 25-Theodore Roose-
welt Pell settled the s25 900 breach of prom
ise suit brought against him by Alma
Robert the opera singer, last winter. lie
settled II with a paltry $1,000 bill.
That fact became known yesterday after
the 400 OF New York and philadelphia
had been wondering for months why the
suit against the presidents cousin had
been so suddenly sienced. The settle
ment became public because Miss Roberts
lawyer, Julius Michael. OF 3S Nassau
street, wants half OF the $1,000 and unable
TO get II from his client has brought suit
against her and Mr.. Pell.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
Talked to Mechanical Engineers

The Providence Association OF Mechani-
cal Engineers held It's first meeting of the
season last evening In Frances r. Willard
hal, Is Snow street and large number
OF members were present.
Prof. William H. Kenerson OF Brown.
last years president Of the association
gave an interesting lecture on the sub
Ject From the Mine TO Finished Steel .
He used lantern slides TO illustrate almost
every phase OF iron and steel manufac-
ture from the crude ore to the bar OF steel
ready for use.
Questions were answered by Prof.
Kenerson and a collation. was served after
the lecture.
The next event on the associations pro-
gram Is a visit TO the Fore River Ship and
Engine company's plant at Quincy,
Mass, on Oct. g.
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HANRAHAN NOW ACCUSES
FISH OF MALFEASANCE

Chicago. Sept 5.-"While Mr.. Fish was
president OF your company he loaned to
himself as an individual i5o0, 900 from the
treasury of the company upon security OF
his own selection. which proved 10 be In
adequate and unmarketable."
James T. Harahan. president OF the IL
linois Central railroad, makes this charge
against Stuyvesant Fish IN statement
addressed TO the stockholders
Mr. Harahan says this is the most
conspicuous reason why Mr.. Fish was
not entrusted with the continued manage
ment OF the property. The statement fol-
lows:
"The statement I'm the circular letter is
sued by Mr. Fish TO the stockholders and
published yesterday that the Illinois Gem
tral accounts have been padded or In any
way manipulated is absolutely untrue. He
knows that there has bean no change
whatever in the relations OF the Illinois
Central with the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific.
THE resolutions presented by him some
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25

weeks ago to the board OF directors max
ing these charges were referred To the
accounting, traffic and operating officers.
and their reports show that the charges
were utterly groundless that the ac-
counts have been kept precisely as they
were under Mr.. Fish's administration, aud
that the relations with all connecting
lines are the same as before his retire
ment.
His reference to HfteErd dUrr1tuuttUr1 by
Union Pacific is merely an effort to play
upon what he supposes TO be current
prejudces to further his own interest and
should not deceive anyone"
letter OF Nov. Z. 1906, TO Mr.. Fish.
signed by eight directors of the Illinois
Central, including T.. III. Hartman and
Mr.. Harahan, and setting forth their rea-
sons for refusing 70 vote for his re-elec-
tion as president. is appended to the state
ment. II charges him with breach OF faith
In handling proxies at stockholders
meetings, asserting that he attempted to
make himself the "sole judge" OF the per-
sonnel OF the new directorate.
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victims of the disease, but they were of
very slight nature.
Mrs. Charles l. Northup has so far re-
covered that she is able to sit up.
Harry Tonge's two children are able to
sit up the greater part of the time.
Daniel King, whom IL was thought
would not recover. is slowly improving
Mrs. Townsend and her daughter have
recovered and Mr.. Townsend has return
ed to work.
Undertaken Wallace's son is In about
the same condition.
Ira and Alice Carr and Joseph England,
who boards at Mrs. Carr's are still quite
sick. These three cases are among the la
test victims.
Various opinions are expressed daily
about the epidemic. Some people cannot
understand why It is that cases contracted
four or five days ago are entirely cured
while others having the same disease are
quarantined for twice the time. Several
remarks are made about the high price of
anit-toxine. Many are OF the opinion that
the state ought to furnish II free OF cost,
the same as other states do.
STILL SEARCHING FOR BODY.
A searching party of 10 or IL men and
half a dozen OF catboats are still search
ing the Cowesset bay for the body OF Ed
ward McElroy, who fell from boat last
sunday.
ACTION COMMENDED.
The people OF the village and OF the
town In general are highly elated over the
action OF Councilman Long at the council
meeting last Monday In complaining
about the high speeding OF autoists
through the streets.
Representative Joseph Mcdonald of
Pawtucket was In Apponaug yesterday.
Moderator John J. Hargraves left last
night for Meriden. Conn.,, where he will
spend the week on business.
Perseverance Lodge. /. o. O. F..will hold
it's regular weekly meeting this evening
In It's hall on Main street.
J. H. Wright, president OF the Apo
naug company was at the print works
yesterday.
The Democrats are planning to hold
their caucuses next week for the purpose
OF electing delegates to attend the state
convention which is TO be held In Provi-
dence. oct. s.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
Chinese Volumes for Amherst

Amherst. Mass. Sept. cS.--Amherst COL
lege has just received more than 1900 vol
umes of Chinese literature, the gift OF STR
Chengtung Liang Cheng, former Chinese
minister TO the UNITED States. THESE
books represent all departments OF learn
ing and will be OF great use TO the Chinese
students at Amherst
Sir Chentung Llang Cheng was educated
at PhillipS-And academy. and was
preparing 10 enter Amherst college when
he was recalled TO China in his youth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25

emerged from the valley OF the Shadow
of DEATH" which, he said, the Republl-
cans, hopelessly divided, were just enter
ing.
The Democratic platform opens with
commendation of William J. Bryan. 1t
opposes tne Capitalization idea and de-
clares for the election of United States
senators by direct vote. Immediate revi-
sion OF the tariff is urged and an income
tax favored, as is also the vigorous en-
forcement of the criminal law against
trusts and trust magnates."
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goods store, 253 Bullock's Point avenue.
Telephone Blue 903-3
The Hon. Thomas w. Bicknell OF Prov
idence delivered an interesting lecture on
the History OF Riverside" at the Con-
gregatonal church last evening. After
the lecture Mr.. Joseph Hogan and Mr..
Bicknell made tour OF the square, hav-
ing I'm view the purpose OF erecting a
monument dedicated to the founding OF
Riverside. site on PHwtuCket avenue,
said to have been fenced In and the same
being what some say Is the rightful prop
erty OF the town. was the only available
place found TO locate said proposed mon
ument
Messrs Farrell and Fales, who are the
opponents OF Messrs. Farnsworth and Ar
cher in what is known as the Riverside
Cribbage club. were entertained by the
first two named last evening. The party
went TO the Rose Hill English Folly
company at the Westminster Theatre, af-
ter which supper was enjoyed at the
Hotel Newman.
Mr.. William Munroe, who has been
resident OF this section for number OF
years. has with his family taken up their
residence at Central Falls.
Miss NJ. A. McMasters OF Auburn is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Woods at
their residence on Bluff street.
Farragut Woman's Relief corps will
have New England dinner In Grube's
hall Thursday evening OF this week
Riverside lodge, Knights OF Pythias. will
meet this evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
AGED MAN SOUGHT FOR
IN NEW YORK BY FRIENDS

Relatives Of Thomas Malley, an otoge-
marian, of 1SS Globe street believing that
he is i'm New York are now searching
for him In that city. Malley disappeared
from his home on the 10th and as he had
been seen here about the docks on the east
side OF the river. making inquiries as to
when steamers for New York sailed, II Is
thought that he took passage on one of
the Joy line boats.
Mr.. Malley's son-in-law, James Cook,
unable to learn anything In this city, went
to New York and reported the case TO the
authorities.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-25
BOSTON BAKERS
RAISE PASTRY
PRICES OCT. |

Boston. Sept. 25.-wholesale bakers In
this city announced today that the price
o. pies and other pastry would be raised
on Oct. 1, owing to the Increased cost of
material.
Nothing has been done as yet toward
increasing the cost OF bread or diminish
ing the size OF the loaf. but such action
1t is said will follow soon
The chief burden OF the raise will APP
parently fall upon the private family and
those who patronize small restaurants.
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RYAN for Frisco's Mayor

San Francisco. Sept. 2S.-Daniel Ryan.
an attorney, who has been prominent In
politics. was nominated for mayor by the
Republican municipal convention last
night. william Langdon. the present dis
trict attorney. was renominated.
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Fake, Says Goebel's Brother

Phoenix. Ariz.. Sept. 3.-Justus Goebel,
q brother of the late Governor Goebel OF
Kentucky. residing In Phoenix, comment
Eng on the affidavit made by woman in
Richmond Ind. who alleges that Cover
nor Goebel was killed by Turner Igo at
the instigation OF the son of John Sanford
says the story is pure fabrication.