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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-09-14
Sujeto de Santa Fe a
Muere en- South Dakota.
Joe Lopez Hucnmbe nm Ataque
de Pu1monia Aguda en- Dead
wood Ell dia 80 del pssado
Agosto.

El Nueyo Mexicano acaba dc
recibir noticia del fallecimient(
de Joe Lopez, anteriormente We
cino de Santa Fe, donde naci6 J
creci6 hasta llegar a hombre,
ocurrido en- Deadwood, South
Dakota, el dia 80 del pasadt
Agosto. Servira de consuelo a su
anciana madre y otros parientes
saber que durante su Ultima en-
fermedad fue bien cuidado y
recibi6 un entierro decente, aun'
que no tenia entonces dinero. La
carta siguiente acabada de reci-
bir por el editor del Nuevo Me
xicano Sc explica por 81 misma
"Cuerpo de Salubridad del Con-
dado de Lawrence, Deadwood,
South Dakota, 4de Septiembre
de 1907.
"Apreciable Coronel Frost:
"Tuve ell placer de conocerlo
hace 2 amos, siendo introducido
por Mr.. S. N. Laughlin, de la
MERGED de Eaton, y estoy SECURE
que Vd concedera 10 que pido.
"En 80 de Agosto, un trabaja
dor inexicano conocido como Joe
Lopez, fallecio aqui de pnlmonfa
aguda despues de una enferme.
dad de cuatro dias. POGO antes
de su muerte, y mlentras Sc ha-
llaba algo en- sentido fu6 pregun.
tado acerca de sus parientes, etc.
Diio que tenia q su madre y una
hermann viviendo en- Santa Fe,
Nuevo Mexico. Entendemos que
el nombre de su madre es Ma
nuelita Lopez, mas no estamos
ciertos del nombre bautismal.
Dijo que tenia 26 amos de edad,
pero parecia tener mas, y que
habia nacido en- Santa Fe.
"Muri6 insolvente, enteramen.
te sin recursos. Sera de algdn
consueloparasu madre saber que
recibi6 los sacramentos y tuvo
nn entierro decente. 81 tiene a
bien publique la noticia en- su
periodico Con expresiones per-
sonales quedo de vd.
Felix E. Ashcroft. M. d.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-09-14
La CONVENTION CONSTITUTIONAL DEBE
SER CONv0CADA PARA N0vIEMbRE
Por e Gobernador Curry.--El Delegado Andrews Cree
Que Ahora es el Tiempo--Da sus Mras Sobre e Es-
tado--Favorece Tercer Tefmino Para el Presi-
dente Theodore Roosevelt

Ell Delegado w. Fl. Andrews,
que Sc halla en- la ciudad aten-
diendo a negocios relacionados
con los deberes de delegado, es-
tuvo muy ocupado el domingo y
el lines recIbiendo y entrete
niendo d muchas visitas y aten-
diendo a la correspondence. Ell
Delegado Andrews parece muy
bien y esta disfrutando de buena
salud. El china de Nuevo Me.
xico le esta mucho mejor que el
del oriente y siempre le agrada
pasar la mayor parte de su item.
po en- ell Territorio del Sol Res
plandeciente y con Ell pueblo de
que es ell laborioso representante
en- la capital nacional.
Ell delegado tuvopoco que decir
acerca de Ia situacion presiden-
cial ell aflo que viene, cuando 10
visito un representante del Nue.
vo Mexicano, y manifesto sus
ideas en- muy pocas palabras.
Cree que la pr6xima convention
nacional Republican, ofrecera la
nomination presidential unani-
mente a Theodore Roosevelt,
y siendo esa su opinion, no hay
mucha mas discussion sobre el
asunto, y 81 favorece la nomina-
ci6n del Presidente.
Acerca de la question de estado
para el Territorio 81 delegado
tiene opiniones muy decididas y
bien formadas. AL ser suplicado
por un representate del Nuevo
Mexicano de manifestarlas, dijo
que de buen grado y prontamen-
te 10 haria asi, pues no era sino
justo y propio que el pueblo del
Territorio supiese comose sentia
y cual creia que era ell meior
curse que Sc podia seguir:
EN- FAVOR DE coNvocAR LA CON-
vENCIoN CONSTITUTIONAL.
"Creo que ha llegado 81 tempo
para un movimiento fuerte con
el fin de asegurar estado separa-
do para nuestro Territorio y para
nuestrc pueblo, en- particular los
hombres principales de los gran
des partidos politicos no deben
perder tempo sino tomar acci6n
pronta 8 Immediate. Sugiero
que 81 Gobernador Curry en- fe-
cha temprana, digase dentro de
dos meses, expida una llamada
para una convention constitucio.
nal que seratenida en- esta ciudad
que Sc compondra de los ciuda-
danos que fueron electos delega.
dos a Ia convention constitucio.
nal en- 81 pasado Noviembre. Me-
allegro dc decir que conozco per
sonalmente q estos hombres de
representation y que cada uno
de ellos vendra q esta ciudad y
pasara una semana 8 dos con 81
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-09-14

obleto de fraguar la clase propia
de constitution y darA su item.
po y servicios de buen grado q
esta obra sin remuneration por
ahora. Una constitution propia
no deberia ocupar mucho tempo
en- fraguarse, no mas que diez
dlas Sc necesitan, ysi unos cuan.
tos de los ciudadanos que son
delegados a esa convention de-
dican entire ahora y ell tempo en-
que sea convocada, unos cuantos
dias de consideration y trabajo a
su preparation, un documento
adecuado puede estar Y estara
llsto para sumision a los delega-
dos cuando Sc reunan. No Sc
necesitaran sino unos cuantos
dias de discussion, consideration
y enmienda Y para su adopcion
por Ia convention. Ell gasto sera
lnsignificante; creo que los dele
gados pagaran de buena voluntad
sus gastos de viaje y asistencia a
~ I4
I'm de traer a cabo el resultado,
confando que ell pueblo Sc los
pagara despues.
LA CONSTITUTION DEBE DE SER
FRAGUADA.
"Entiendo que varios de nues-
tros principales ciudadanos, de.
legados a la convention, han pre-.
parade va disefIos de una consti.
tuci6n. Dos 9 tres Sc me han
sometido y despues de lectura
cuidadosa debo decir que los que
he leido son docpmentos a. ~.
mer orden = d;onos % nor.
sideraci6n cuidadosa nor i
convention cuandosa rama IL
constitution do 1ssy c,,ando ~
.fraeuada en- este rarritor;o 10 j
al Territorio do Nuavo M6v;oo u
IN nanel muv canaz ! com 4 o.a,,.
sivo con alounas adic;onos :
alteraciones necesarias confor,
mes con el propr ESQ eltiamno >
81 adelanto ' crecimienfodal nais
asi como tambian idaas 4, I M ,,ovas )
policias alcanzadas dasao a..
ces. servira bien como c;m;onto
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-09-14
ninar Ia constitution con cuidado

4.
minarla constitution con cuidado
~ prcparar un actH de hnbilita'
ci6n modolado en- el Proyecto
Hamilton que pas6 durante ~
primerA session del Corgreso
|quincusg6simo mono, contenien-
dograudes apropiaciones dc te.
rrenos pdbliccs y donacioncs de
dinero para beneflcio del pueblo
del Territorio y nstituciones
de educaci6n, etc, proyeyendo
para un aporcionamient0 sobre
Ia votacion de 1905 para Delegado
|al Congreso, y en- otras maneras
tramndo al pueblo del Territorio
con justicia y equidad. Este
proyecto con ayudn propia del
pueblo del Territorio en- general,
|deberia y podria, en- mi opinion,
ser adoptado para Mario del afio
que viene y convertirse en- ley.
La constitution one seria fra
guada por la convention en- el
pr6xlmo Noviembre, J que ha'
bria pasado el escrutinio del
Congreso y del Presidente Roose-
velt podria ent6nces ser pronta-
mente adoptada y Nuevo Mexico
Ipodria ser admitido d estado
antes de la election presidential
el aflo que viene y sus ciudadanos
votar por Theodore Roosevelt, 81
mas grande de los Americanos
vivientes, en- 1908.
NADIA QUE PERDER Y MUCHO QUE
GANAR.
np,oao .vor n,,,o,,os na.aros
.u,,..aaas -,
curse y las obieciones que hasta
ahora me han presentado, opino
que no son buenas en- ninguna
asta ~
+ ~ y ~,
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-09-14

II ifftIff1y Hif WI " tI lfi A. tff1 ftYffN
|EI Repertoire Cfimi-
! " nal De la COrte
! varias Causss Do Asssinsto So
nalsdas para julcic y otfss
s Continuadss. \
Ell repertoire criminal de u
corte ha sido lIamado Y Sc ha
hecho disposition de las diversas
causas en- 81 contenidas, siendc
algunas asignadas para el pre-.
sente termino y otras continue
das. Entire las causas crlminales
estan algunas por asesinato. La
causa del Territorio con ira Benz.
to Chaves y Romualdo Ronquill0
ha sido senalada para juicio en- el
tercei miercoles, y Ia que hay en-
contra de Juan Garcia cara el
tercer viernes. Las siguientes
son las causas en- el reportorio
criminal.
cAUsAs sENALADAs o CON
TIEUADAs.
No. 1912 Ell Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico contra W. W..
Atchisop asesinato. Continuada
por ell termino. Nos. 1913 y 3614
10 mismo.
No. 34l2 Territorio de Nuevo
Mexico contra Manuel Rael,
invaci6n maliciosa. Continuada
inter pende contesta sobre terre-
no.
No. 3414. Ell Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico contra George W.
Knaebel, estate, continuadar
Nos. 34l5, 8417 y s4ls, contra
el mismo, y Sc tom6 igual accion.
No. 3528. Ell Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico contra John H.
Nc Cutcheon, libelo criminal.
Pasada mientras penden argu-
mentos sobre mocion de deten.
cion; seflalada para ell segundo|
martes.
No. $3.50 Ell Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico contra DwightL.
Gilmore, por obtener dinero con
falso pretesto. Senslada para ell
tercer martes..
Nos. 1851, 3532, 1884 y $685.,
contra el mismo, para el mism mo-
dia.
No. 3533. Ell Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico contra 10 Compa.
MIA Publicista Democrat y D. A.
Macpherson, libelo criminal.
Moci6n de detenci6n protocolada
y el juicio seflalado para ell se-
gundoldnes.
No. 1857. Ell Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico contra Benito|
Santiago Martinez, mutilaci6n.
Sefalada para ell cuarto jueves.
No. 1888. El Territorio de-
Nuevo Mexico contra Benitol
Santiago Martinez, asalto con
arma mortffera; cambio de lugar
del condado de Rio Arriba. Se-
fialada para ell cuarto jueves.
No. 3541. Ell Territorio del
Nuevo Mexico contra Amarante
Martinez, asalto y golpeo; sefia-
lada para el cuarto jueves.
No. 3542. Ell Territorio del
Nuevo Mexico contra Cosme D.
Martinez, asalto y golpeo; sefia.
lada para ell cuarto jueves.
No. 3544. Ell Territorio del
Nuevo Mexico contra Benito|
Chaves y Romualdo Ronquillo,
asesinato. Senalada para el tecer
microbes. 0. A, Larrazolo nom
abrado para prosecutor,
No. 3547. El Territorio del
Nuevo Mexico contra Morgan
Winfred, robo. Quitada con
derecho d reponerla Igual Sc
hizo con No. 354s contra 81 mis-
mo.
No 1868. FL Territorio del
Nuevo Mexico contra HilArio =.
Ortiz, asesinato. Continuada por
moci6n del acusad0.
No. 1858. Ell Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico contra Juan Gar.
cia, asesinato. Se1alada para el
tercer viernes.
No. 1868. EI Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico contra Librado G.
de Baca, falsificaci6n; continuada
por Ia prosecution.
No. 1869. Ell Territorio de |
Nuevo Mexico contra Felix
. = ruo~o 49, n 11s nsn ~ Dnu, n~14I
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-09-14

Don Pedro N. Romero, de Po-
ioaque estuvo en- Ia ciudad 81
microbes pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-09-14

El gran iurado dc los Estados
Unidos Sc prorrog0 el martes
pasado hasta 81 dia IA de Oetubre.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
OKLAHOMA


OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Oct. "a
tornado struck the village Of Poarch, sit
uated in Roger Mills county. near the
Texas line. and It Is reported to have
destroyed the postoffice and to have dam
aged almost every house In the place. No
one is reported injured. The wires are
down and details are lacking. Poarch is
a village of about 200 Inhabitants in
Roger Mills county, about twenty miles
south OF Elk City, Okla. ard close to the
Texas line. IT is of the railroad.
GUTHRIEGh Chairman Hunter of the
Republican state committee is authority
for the statement that at least one in
junction proceeding would be brought
against the state board when 1t sits here
next week ito canvass the vote cast Sep
tember II. Mr.. Hunter would not give
the origin of the suit or state what. was
Intended to be proveds
Friends sof Judge w. II. Fl. Clayton Of
McAlester candidate for the federal
judgeshlp In the eastern district under
statehood, deny the statement that he is
relying mainly upon his Arkansas friends
for their support.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
MAINE

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct 9.--In the suit
brought against Mrs. Eelanor w. Duryea,
a well-known New York society woman,
by John L. Donahue of Rockland, to re-
cover $500 as commission on q sale which
he arranged for Monroe island in Penob-
scot bay, at price of $4,000, Judge Hale
in the United States circuit court
awarded verdict of $500 in favor of the
plaintiff.
BOWDOIN-A porcupine in the neigh
boring woods is causing terror among
household pets and parents do not allow
their children to go into the woods alone.
A dog owned by Frank A. Heath had q
combat with the porcupine and when he
came home he was completely peppered
with quiils. There we're ninety-four re-
moved from his head, jaws and neck.
LEWISTON-The Rev. Frank II. Hall,
pastor of the Park street Methodist
church, and Miss Filth l., Rankin Of
Hiram, Me-, a deaconess, were married at
the Park street church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. =. L. Faux
ner of Madison, assisted by Presiding
Elder G.. D. Holmes. Percy Babcock
was best man and Miss Alice Faulkner
was maid of honor.
BANGOR-Albert p. Baker, for twenty
five years cashier Of the Merchants Ma
tional bank, died at his home here. MIR.
Baker was among the most influential
financiers of eastern Maine and remained
Al adviser to the bank until his death.
He was born in Orrington seventy years
ago yesterday and at 10 became identi-
fed with the citys business life. remain
ing here since
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
WASHINGTON

LA CONNER. Oct. 9.-The threshing
season for 1907 ON the La Conner and
Samish fats olympia marsh and Skagit
delta closed after a four and one-half
weeks run with twenty steam threshing
machines. The total crop output this
season approximates 100000 bushels.
oats still bring s25 ton in the local
markets, and it is estimated that about
10000 sacks or $4,000 bushels have
changed hands at this figure.
SEATTLE-Michael Cover, who at
tempted to xii, himself after shooting at
and missing Millie Taylor at her home in
Rayana park August Is and who was
to have been prosecuted under the new
law. which makes it felony to attempt
suicide, escaped from the general hos
pitai. The police are on his trail and
expect to recapture him.
SEATLE--The state lodge of the In
dependent Order of Foresters ended its
sessions here with a banquet at the
Washington Annex
James F. Hewitt of Seattle was selected
as the representative to the supreme
court of the order which meets in To-
ronto, Canada. next year, and Everett
was chosen as the next meeting place
o. the high court, which will convene two
years from, now. Spokane and Aber-
deem were keen competitors for this
honor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
UTAH

BINGHAM, Utah. Oct. s.-John Paganin
and Masino Guech, Italian miners em-
ployed by the Utah Copper company,
were buried alive by q mass of ore at the
lower workings, where the steam shovel
is being used, and as yet they have not
been found. A large force of men are
now at work endeavoring to recover their
bodies. as 1t is impossible that they could
live under such a vast amount Of dirt
and ore.
AMERICAN FORK-The IRE which de-
stroyed the roller mills Of the Chapman
Mercantile company causeu loss of
$4,000, on which there was but $4,000 in
surance. The origin Of the fire is a mys-
terry. The mill will be rebuilt at once.
PROVO-In the case OF the Payson l1x-
change Savings bank W. Patrick T.
Henry and c. II. Bradley. on motion of
A. B. Morgan, attorney for plaintiff. an
order was made interpleadlng Jacob
Evans as defendant in the garnishment
action In the cause.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
WISCONSIN

MADISON, Wis, Oct. Sat a meeting
of the Wisconsin Andersonville monu-
ment commission arrangements for the
dedication of the monument October II
were completed. The dedicatory party
will leave Madison over the Milwaukee
road October 10. The train viii be routed
so that the party can visit battlelelds
and points of interest from Nashville TO
Atlanta. 1t is expected that the trip will
consume about eight days.
In an advance report prepared by Sec
retary OF Agriculture J. NJ. True for the
United States government he declares that
the yield of barley in the state this year
will be about twenty-seven bushels to the
acre; wheat. IS; rye, 16, and oats. %.
RANDOLPH-The property of the Ran.
dolph Canning Factory company has been
sold to Mr.. Deming Of Chicago formerly
editor and owner of the Gamer the na-
tional publication OF the cannersS The
price paid was s26.500.
SHEBOYGAN = The price of cheese
reached the 15-cent mark on the Sheboy-
gan county cheese boards, and leading
dealers in this section state that the
price will go up to II cents a pound by
February /, 1908. There is shortage In
the market due to the large demand.
MARINETTE-An unknown italian was
picked up badly wounded by the crew of a
North Western train near Sager, Mich.
He is now in the hospital at Florence.
His body was riddled with buckshot, and
1t is believed that hunters mistook hina
for bear. He cannot live.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
DELAWARE


LEWES, Del, Oct. 9.-Frank H Hyn-
son, who has been superintendent of the
local electric light and water plant since
it's institution by the municipality some
six years ago, has resigned the position
electric light plant at Salisbury, Md,
where he will receive a larger salary.
GEORGETOWN-Nfis Nora Calhoun of
Milton has Been visiting Miss Elsie
Blizzard.
Mrs. F, J, Holson has been visit
ing her sister at Milford the past week.
Mrs. Annie Bostic of Laurel has been
visiting her brother, William Phillips.
Miss Helen Conwell of Lewes spent
Saturday with Miss Mary Houston.
Mrs. Eunlce Jones has been visiting
her sister at Snow Hill, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. G, T. Purnell spent Sum
day with their daughter in Milford.
LAURELs-Miss Catherine Holt was the
guest Of Seaford friends Sunday
Mark Cooper and Miss Louise Perry Of
Salisbury. are Laurel visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Ward have re-
turned from visit to the jamestown
Exposition.
Sirman Marvil, DR.. Bennett, Harper
Bait and Harlan Ellis made trip to
Georgetown.
g. Emera James left for Philadelphia,
where he matriculated at the Jefferson
Medical college.
H. G. Davis has been attending the
American Bankers association at At
lantic, City.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
TIE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct e.-MIiss Iaather-
Inc Rittenhouse, formerly student of
the Nebraska State university. now
studying at Northwestern university in
Chicago has fallen heir to an estate
worth $4,000 by the will of Col. Isaac
Wing, who was rejected by her mother
when girl.
NORTH PLATE -,Chief Dispatcher
Brandt resigned his position on the Union
Pacific here and will resume the trick he
formerly held In the dispatcher's office as
soon as his successor takes his place.
BEATRICE-The Crabtree Forensic club
held its annual meeting last night and
elected these officers: Donald Folsom,
president; Donald Warren, vice president;
Myron Connett, secretary; Patrick Nc
Mullen, treasurer; Leigh RotheDberger,
press correspondent.
NEBRASKA CITY-Dorothy. 6-vear-old
daughter of William Harrison. manager
of the Bell Telephone station at Dunbar.
died yesterday from diphtheria. Her
mother is also dangerously III from the
same disease. The body was taken over
land to Palmyra for iuterment.
PLATT6MOUTH-I district court. in
the case of Louise e. johnson against
the village of South Bend, the jury re-
turned a verdict for the PLAINTIFF in the
sum of $500 for damages received by the
breaking Of a limb ON a defective side
walk.
WILBER-Alvin IT, Sheriff., charged
with stealing two grips from Conductor
Duval at Dewitt, valued at S125. was ar
raigned here Saturday. He agreed to
plead guilty to the charge of petit lar
ceny, but pleaded not guilty to the charge
of grand larceny His case was set for
hearing next Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
SOUTH DAKOTA


PIERRE. s. D., Oct, Estate Attorney
Spangler of Dawson county secured a
reauisition warrant on the governor OF
Iowa for John Riley. who is under arrest
at Sioux City on larceny charge, ac-
cused of stealing jewelry at Mitchell dur
ing corn palace week.
RAPID CITY-Three hours after the
Crouch railroad, running between here
and Mystic, was officially opened motor
car loaded with passengers ran into the
rear end of freight train fourteen miles
east of here. Mary Platt, aged 8. lost a
leg and later died Her brother George,
aged s, had leg broken and was badly
injured. The children were on their way
from Boulder, Colo. to their father s
ranch near here. Four others were in
jured.
SIOUX FALLS-All leading railroads
having lines in South Dakota commenced
an action in the United States court, this
city, for a permanent injunction prevent
ing the state board Of railroad commis-
sioners from putting into effect October
10 an order reducing passenger rates in
the state from to 2A cents a mile. The
commission was temporarily restrained
pending a hearing before Judge Garland
October 20. on the application for per-
manent Injunction.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
PENNSYLVANIA

POTTSTOWN, Pa, Oct 9.--With the
record of 1902 funerals that she has at
tended, Mrs. Rebecca Wentzell, an octo-
genarian of this city, who since she was
a young woman has been gratifying a
peculiar whim to see people buried, must
now forego the 'pastime," as she called
1t. because of advanced age and illness.
DANVILLE-Thomas McGaw, who
rolled the first T rail ever made In the
United States In Danvile in 1s45, died at
his home in Synbury.
BERWICK-Refusing a tramp food,
Mrs. Lawrence Hendricks of Berwick
was assaulted by the tramp. who lay In
wait for her throughout the day. Her
cries brought help ard the man made his
escape.
Robert Allen. who created mild sensa-
tions in many nearby towns by declar-
ing he was following Black Hand gang,
has been locked up in West Birwick and
itSis thought will later be committed to
the Danville hospital for the insane.
BETHLEHEM--A new bank, the first,
is about to be Instituted at Coopersburg.
A pilgrimage was made by the North
anpton County Historical and Genealog-
ical society to the Bucks county soojety' s
home at Doylestown.
MAHANOY CITY-Mine Inspector P. C.
Fenton of the Twelfth anthracite inspec-
ton district, reports two fatal and two
non-fatal accidents for the month ending
September 80, two less fatal accidents
than last month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-10
NORTH CAROLINA

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Ooct. s.--At a spe-
cial meeting of the board Of directors
at Morganton, N. O., DR.. John McCamp-
bell Twas elected superintendent of the
state Hospital for the Insane, to sue
ceed DR.. p. l., Murphy, the noted alien
list, who died ten days ago. DR.. Nc
Campbell was first assistant physician
of the institution.
RALEIGH-The pivotal point was
reached in the trial Of DR., D. s, Row
land and his wife for the murder by
poison Of Engineer Strange on April 6
last. Strange was the husband OF the
present Mrs. Rowland,
The evidence OF Chemist Syme, who
analyzed the stomach Of the dead man.
showed that person could be poisoned
by aconitine one hundred and fiftieth Of
grain, and no trace Of It be found in
the stomach Evidence also was sub
mitted to show that on April DR.. Row
land received bottle of acpnitine ordered
by telegraph from New York through a
drug firm here.