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Evening journal., 1907-02-23
Routine Work Of the House.

Dover. Feb p.
Senate met at 1880 a. m, President
Parker presiding.
Prayer by Chaplain Smith.
Roll called. Nj. Mendinhall did not re-
sDond.
Dispensed with-Readlng Of the journal.
Read and referred--Dover loan bills and
all other House bills passed at yesterday
afternoons session.
Reported favorab,y (by substitute mod
flying some of the prison sentences and
including ice cream. making severe PEN
alties for the sale Of poison" or pic.
nic" ice cream)-sparls pure food bill.
Reported favorably and passed-Senate
bill introduced last night by Mr.. Rosc),
to authorize New Castle county to bor-
row s50O,O0O and expend the same on per-
manent road-building in New Castle
county.
House bill TO establish the militia TO
amend the old military laws and organ
ize the National Guard on more efficient
basic.
Passed-Senate bill increasing the bond
Of the Secretary Of State to $4,000. Csec-
retary OF State Cahal had recommended
this as a safeguard for himself and his
successors. One fee alone amounted 10
$500 this week..
Senate bill enlarging the term Of i'm
prisonment for the crime Of blgamy from
one to six years. Senator Monaghan, a
bachelor. favor the bill and was twittod
with There's no danger Of your getting
six years.')
Prohibiting taking. removal or abuse
OF books Of the New Castle County Law
Library Association. owning valuable
law library and imposing a $50 fine. col
lectable before any magistrate.
Increasing the official bond of the Sus-
sex county treasurer, now $4,000 TO $40
900 Qast treasurer went out Of office and
turned over $4,000 20 his successor. though
only bonded for S9oO0W
Regulating stationery and supplies icon.
stitutes the state librarian as custodian
now by aw;heretofore only by precedent.
Fixing and establishing the crier's sal.
ary Of New Castle county courts at SlcOl
annually
Received--Communica from tho
l Governor by the Secretary. Of State an-
| pointing George r. Jones, Of Kent coun-
" and John w. Ellis OF Sussex county
% be magistrates. (Referred 10 the execu.
tive commntee)
Accommodations bill prohibiting Tho
/ giving. selling or distribution Of LIQUOR
among minors, inebrlates or imbeciles
| Go allow a physician or a parent TO pre-.
scribe liquor for medicinal purposes)
! Uarnag
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

This newspaper on sale at Broad street ana lwen.y
fourth and Chestnut railroad stations fnausl
phia, and tho Broadway Theatre rews stand ne"
York
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NOTIcn ro rnn ruRLIc.

Any erroneous reelection upon the character s'a .,S
reputation o any person hrm corporation 49, w.,
appear in these columns viii be gledy corie'O
upon request
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
seaherrY ~ 10 Meet.

Al the home Of Miss Grace Vlett this
evening win be held a meeting OF the
seaberry ~"
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

Miss Elsie Joslyn is entertaining
Miss Nellie Scarborough, Of Roanoke.
Va
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

No attention paid to unsigned communications.
h1scrlsa rates on application
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

"only mint can msks money without advertisns''--
Gladstone
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c0Ns0.loArgo NovgMssR as.a. i00s.
FOUNDED 1889.

D. 8 A soo-rELHPEoNrs-DeimaFvia as'' So
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

ALL THE NEWS FROM EvHRYwHHRH
Evening journal., 1907-02-23

Miss Mary Prettyman is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
House

House met ut Ills a. m.
PRAYER by Chaplain ogg. Messrs Rich
ardson and Newton did not respond, Nj,
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
rERMs or suRscR1rnoN.

BY mall postage prepaid $500 year. or % cents cents
month payable in advance. BY carrier six cents "e'
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
oFF1cERsi

Benjamin Nields. Pres dent
James B Clarkson, Vice resident
John S. Resell, Sec. and Trust Officer.
L. Scott Townsend, Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1907-02-23
Afternoon Session

Senate reconvened at . p. m.
President pro tempore Sparks an
nounced that the Senate would repair
to the House for the celebration Of
Washingtons Birthday, and to hear
General r. r. Kenney. former United
States senator. read Washington's
farewell address.
Senate returned to Senate chamber
at s.15 p. IN.
Concurred in-House bills as fol-
lows:
Act defining certain nuisances in
public conveyances on railways and
railways, and prescribing penalties
therefor. (Prohibiting profane conduct
or drinking intoxicating liquors from
TASKS or otherwise.)
Act to amend Chapter 451. Volume 90
Laws of Delaware, passed May 10,
1907, by providing for the burial in
quick lime OF animals which die from
anthrax.
Act providing for the punishment of
persons trespassing upon lands and
committing depredations therein IN
New Castle county. (Authorizes the
owner Of lands outrage or violated to
make arrests. Cfr. Monaghan voted
in the negative because Il gave the
owner too much power.)
Non -concurred in--Railroad cuspidor
bill
Passed-Senate bill establishing a
system Of fees for justice Of the peace
and constables. (Mr. Conner stated
that il raised the rates for magish ates
so that competency and high efficiency
could be secured; and put a heavy
penalty on All who overcharge or take
advantage.)
Reported favorably-House bill
changing the return day Of summons
or issued upon order OF the chancellor
In partition proceedings in the Court
OF Chancery, from some day in the
next term Of said court.
Senate bill 10 make certain state
ments made under oath or affirma-
tion a misdemeanor and providing for
the punishment thereof
Motion--By Mr.. Sparks, that a greet
ing from the Sons OF Temperance. read
by President Parker. be spread upon
the journal (adopted).
Motion-By Mr.. Sparks. that a com,
munication from the National Board OF
Trade be answered, stating that the
Senate OF Delaware has bill now be-
fore Il complying with all the require
ments Of the National Pure Food law.
(Adopted.)
L'Italia., 1907-09-13

G.. PUMA proprietrio della pin
rande e accreditata
lCANTINA E D~ISTILLERIA mel South
brn California. 81 spedisce in Qualun-
que parte degli Stati Until, Canada Q
Messico u contanti o dietro buone refe-
renee. -Ufficio principale 9 deposito
sos N. MAIN st. - 0O4 8. FERNANDO
St., LOs Angeles. Cal,
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
+. Passarino 8. Campanella
HOTEL D'ITALIA

Trent AID Cooper SITS. Santa Crus
Questo albergo fu rimodernato recen-
teniente: In essO vi som lutte le CO.
modita desiderabili. Stance ariose, Gu
| alPltaliana. l proprietari 81 occu-
pano pure a .cercare lavoro al loro
CLIENT. .Vini, liquori e sigari sempre
dele migliori Qualita.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
VARIETA'
LIE ORIGINI DEL
CINEMATOGRAFO.

Sc al giorni nostri esiste un diver
timento che per la sua %molteplicita is
STA reso stucchevole, questo 3 precisa-
mente IL cinematografo. Ce 10 hanno
a%mmannito. SERVE la "Gazzetta dt We
nezia", in lutte lie salse e p~resentato
ostto tutti gil aspetti. Dalla sala ele-
gante al pictblo bugigattolo della fle-
ra tutti fanno ottimi AFFAIR." ed invero
E a chiedersi come mai ii pubblico non
en- STA ancora saZio. Pero fra lutte le
persone che 81 deliziano ALA "Decapi-
tazione di Maria Antonietta", al
"Martiri cristlani". ALA "Triste st1
ria" ed ALA "Scena comica finale,
non una per mile ST sara i~nteressata
cirea la orlgine di questa invenzione.
L'origine o E punto ~recente, giac-
che LucreZio, vissuto 65 ami avanti
Cristo. gia parla del principle da cut
deriva il cinematografo e Tolomeo,
mel secondo secolo dell'era c~ristiana,
ne parla con molta ampiezza. e dun
que un'idea %parecchie vote centena-
ria, che, come tante attire ha messo
motto a fare II suo camminoi Cost af-
ferma c. Hemardinquer nella Revue
1tARhAiAAQoO e II tlii0Al1NbS4 alo e va
sato su di un principle elementare di
ottica: la persistence dellimpressione
luminosa sulla retina. Ognuno puo
convincersene emdiante una sempli-
cissima e nota esperienZa: prendendo
un tizzone acceso e facendolo roteare
rapidamente, esso descrivera nell'aria
un cerchio luminoso, ossia I nostri oc-
chi vedranno un circolo Luminous in
luogo del ~tizzone, che passa per varii
punt distinti.
II cinematografo 8 adunque basato
su una i%llusione, e lillusione cinema
togarfica 9 prodotta dalla deficienza
della nostra vista che non sa perez
pire esnsazioni consecutive Puma
troppo vicina alr'altra. S~cienziati inst
gni. come Leonardo Newton. Bayle
labate Nollet, 81 interessarono molto
di tale fenomeno e tentando ~spiegarlc
ne trassero experience e curiose appli-
caZioni.
Mel XVIII secolo, fece epoca que
famoso giuoco per cui 81 animava a
I'M vivo movimento di rotazione un e.
10 metallico, avente la forma di IN
%contorno di vase, e 81 produecva Zap
parenza di un vase intero. Mel 1926
IL dottor Paris %inventava I'M altro 81
mile giuochetto.
Da Quelfepoca in poi is fecero mol.
tissime application del motto princi
pho ed illustri scienziati non isdegna
rono dt umiliare la schema applican
dola a giuocattoli ingegnosissimi. Ne
/ 1878. Corme present6 a~lrAccademis
dele Science Quattro fotografie pres,
sulla stessa lastra al passaggio di We
mere soto il sole; Jansen invento |
revolver fotografico e Marcy ottennt
, sulla stessa lastra immagini sucees
siye, prese su di I'M fondo nero. pc.
, studiare | movimenti degli uomini
degli ANIMAL. Ebbe per primo lidei
di fermare l'immagine su di IN fogli,
| sensible mobile, scoprendo periodical
lmente l~'obbiettivo.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
ATTRAVERSO GIL
STATI UNIT
Ill CONSOLE MASSIGLIA
IN ITALIA

NEW YORK, . Domain, il con-
tie Annibale Reybandi Massiglia, con-
sole generate in New York, E partito
in congedo per lItalia e c'e ragione
di credere che II congedo 81 mutt in
altra destinations e, forse grazie al
la legge Tittoni, in promozione a Mi
-nistro.
Reggera l'ufficio il conte Luigi
Alrovandi, 10 Vice-Console, di cui
un d~ispaccio particolare annuncia 10
avanzamento al grade di Console.
Quantunque, g%iovane, pAldrovan-
di ha bene meritato questa promo
zione - merce cgi e eleggibile a
Console Generate e, in corso di tenn
po, a capo di Legazione e lha
meritata. per la coltura, la pratica
administrative e n dirittura di
giudizio quail nor e facile %rinvenire
mel nostri rappresentanti a~ll'estero.
Sc la della sede di San
Francisco e di qualche altra negli
Stati Until lascia ragionevolmente
supporre che egli, appunto come Con-
sole, rimarra agli Staff Until.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
l PREM ALL'ESPOSIZIONE DI
SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO, II - Teri furono
assegnati ! premii allie Contee pei mi
gliori prodotti %presentati ALA Esposi-
zione di State.
La Contea di Alameda ebbe II pri-
mo premio e Quella di Sacramento il
qaurto. Clio ha sollevato RECLAIM da
parte del delegati ALA Esposizione
della Contea di Sacramento. / quail
s%ostengono che l'aggiudicazione del
premi E stata fatta dai direttori del
Consiglio della Societa di agriculture
dello State senza l%intervento di una
regolare giuria.
Gil espositori di Sacramento some
assai irritati e dichiarano che mai pin
concorreranno a Queste esposizioni.
II secondo premio e toccato ALA
contea di Fresno, il terzo a quella al
Yolo e il quinto a quella di Sonoma.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
d VILLA HOTEL

TOSCANO HOTEL angel: su% O.
stance ariose Q pulite. VIM uQuori .
sigari dele migliori marche a prezzi
onestissimf. Teresa Guidett1, proprieta-
ria, A. A. Gufdstti, Manager. Santa Rosa
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
ISCIOIGA CHI PUO' IL PROBLEMA

Davanti allie mosse del Presidente
Roosevelt contro / trusts" ed / plu-
tocrati americani 81 apre ora un nuo
vo campo. Ora rialzano la tesla con
arroganza / miliardari yankees" e
lie grand corporazioni del ~finanzieri
che POGO ia erano staff battuti con
minaccia di esser messi ALA catena.
Ora sono essi che fanno lie accuse.
Essi dicono: - va bene!... secon-
do vol IL nostro grasso danaro e sta
to NAL guadagnato e siamo un peri
colo per Ieconomia pubblica con lie
nostre straripanti ricchezze. Ma pc
ro, ricordatevi, carl signori, che non
avete sempre sbraitato cost. Pero
lungo tempo vi ha fatto comodo di
venir a fare la buona pesca nellie no.
sire tasche - e IL nostro orc ha sa-
puto procurarvi dele posizioni ele-
vate.
Ognuno rammenta che al print df
della famosa campagna contro |
trusts ii IRE dele ferrovie" - NJ.
Hartman - fece alcune insinuazio-
nj che certi giornali trasmisero e che
il Presidente fece lie viste di disprez-
care.
Oggi tall insinuazioni hanno pre-
so il carattere di accuse che vanno
direttamente a colpire il Capo dello
State.
81 dice che | numi della finanza
furono interpellati accio assicurarsi
la base pecuniaria per la r~ielezione
di Roosevelt.
Sono citati nomi, date e cifre.
e rivelazioni di tai natura metto-
no il Presidente in cattiva luce.
Aspettiamo che | fatti che segui-
ranno parlino e che il Presidente ri
sponda allie accuse.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
10 SCIOPERO ID ANGELS CAMP
DEFINITIVTMENTE TERMINATE

ANGELS CAMP, IL - La seconda
votazione dell'Unione del minatori
che ha avuto luogo stasera ha confer
mato la cessazione dello sciopero. -
165 delegate hanno votato per la ces-
sazione e Ga per Ia continuazione.
Questi ultimi ran tutti austriaci G
forestieri di diverse nazionalita.
La notizia ha recato puf grande
gioia ed e stata lietamente ~festeggia-
ia.
lie miniere riprenderanno subtle il
lavoro.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
Guda G AVViSi della Costa del PdCifiCO
La Stella d'Italia Hotel

]. 4. Biancalana q Co. Proprteten
sbarcano ad Antioch per trovare alloe-
kio. Pransi a lutte le ore. stan1e an
mobigiiate adatte anche per famlgtie
ia. Ordini della seguies
prontAme~tA.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
B. PASQUALE & co.

San FRANCISCO, CAL.
Fabbricante di a~rticoli militari, d ma
rina 9 per societa'
Uniformi, Berretti, Bandiere, etendard3
9 Ins~Sue
11ee Webster II. N. u. Ger. Turk Dc,
Telefono West 4s3
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
EUROPA BAKERY GIACHINO

THE ITALIA HOTEL s:.th cor.
Cherry, CHICO, CAL.-G. Ffori, L. Me-
scardini q O.. Proprietari = Buon al
loggio, pranxi squisiti. scelti vini. RI
messe per cavalli, giuoco dele boScie.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13

CLIFF HOTEL
G. Tucci, Prop. KENNETH, Cal.
II vero ritrovo degli amici. Annesse
alPHotel vi E I'm Salone, ben fornito dt
VIM Q liquori dele migliori marche. La
cucina E eccellente all'Italiana. Stanss
ariose Q comode.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
w. G. RALsTON

Sensale di Miniere. stock and Bsna
Broker.
S6s BUSH STREET, Y. +,
Stanxe 7 al IL. TEL: Tmpy 141S
specialitA In ssionf ~ Miujere
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
@. d. VIRGILIO

12S Commercial Row Reno. Hevada
Ufficio d'impieghi 9 ~collocamentL
Agente di lutte lie compagnie di Navi-
gazione e ~ferroviarie. S'inviano operas
a destinations a qualsiasi genere di la
voro. Interprete in inglese, francese,
austriaco e spagnuolo.
Annesso Salone, dirimpetto ALA staxione
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

A. Bozzelli, A. Pianfetti e 8. Robo-
gliotu Prop.ri GLOBE, Ariz
Cucina italiana g francese, servizio
puntuale 9 massima pulizia. VIM, IL
quori e sigari domestici Q important.
81 accettano abbonamenti settimanali
g mensili: ST %ricevono, dietro avviso, 1
passeggeri ALA stazione.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
Dot. ANTONIO MINIGGIO
Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada

Laureate nella Regia UniversitA di
Torino. SpecialitA per le malattie di
Ndonne Q partt. Cura garantita agh SEQ
II Q sifilide. Consult anche a distanza
fper lettera. Per Questi consult a cor
rispondenza accludendo 81 ~s'inviano lie
n~ecessarie medicine.
Ore d'ufficio: Dale 10 allie IL ant. q
dale 3 allie 4 9 dale 7 allie s pom.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-12
Tiff Given a Job

Governor Johnson has appointed
three commissioners to appralse the
property involved in the division OF
Itasca county whereby the new county
of Koochiching was established re-
Gently. The commission is COM
posed OF NJ. C. Tiff of Long Prairie,
Einar Hoidale of Minneapolis and
Thomas Downs of Minneapolis. The
commission meets at Grand Rapids
tomorrow to hear arguments from
interested parties. Mr.. lift is we'll
known here. He was the democratic
nominee for congress in the sixth
district and made a good showing
against Congressman Llndbergh.
Hoidale is a former resident of New
Ulm and was county attorney of
Brown county during the celebrated
Kock trial. Downs is custodian Of
the state capitol.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-12
PrOhibS at State Fair
announcements

The glad hand of the prohibition
party was extended to state fair
visitors by State Secretary Calderwood,
John A. Shields, Secretary of the
young mems movement and Geo. F.
Wells, editor of "The Public Veal"
The public was invited to sit in the
shade of the vine and fig tree of the
cold water party and get and give
pointers concerning the coming
campaign. Their booth was head
quarters for the legislature, and it
was a common sight to see several
members of the last house present
with their heads close together. One
of the notable features of the fir was
the prohibition activity manifested.
Thousands OF visitors wore "prohibi-
ton signs" in their had-bands, tel
ling everyone in sight to ''Vote Pro-
hibition." The signs were on card.
board, 4x8 inches, printed in white on
black background. The notices
varied.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-12
New Church Dedicated

The new church building of the
Congregational church at Gienwood
was dedicated Tuesday evening of
this week. The building is one OF the
finest church edifices in the smaller
towns in the state and is a great credit
to the congregation. 1t is built of
cream colored brick and light stone
and cost $4,000. The interior finish
is quarter sawed oak 1t is heated by
steam and lighted with electricity and
is a down-to-the minute church edifce.
There were seven ministers present
aside from Rev. Geo. E. Porter the
pastor, including three former pastors
of the church. The dedication sermon
was preached by Rev. R. z. Herrick,
D. D. Among the outside ministers
present was Rev. F. H. Oehler of this
city who presented the greetings from
the Congregational church of Sank
Centre. The dedication services were
largely attended and greatly enjoyed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-12
Jumps from Moving Train

Edgar Richter of Larimore, n. D.,
formerly of Royalton, Minn., made a
clever getaway from an officer of the
law at st. Cloud last Sunday. The
youth, who is but II years of age, was
in charge of an officer who was taking
him back to Red Wing where he had
been serving sentence and had
recently made his escape. The officer
of the Red Wing school had young
Richter in charge on the eastbound
Winnipeg Flyer. The train was pull
ing out of St. Cloud at $50 O'Clock on
the morning of the day mentioned
and was running about twenty miles
an hour. The youth asked permission
to enter the toilet room and was
allowed to do so. A few moments
later the officer looked out of the cal
window and was astonished to see the
young man in the act OF jumping
from the window of the toilet room.
He Immediately pulled the bell rope
and the train was stopped. 1t was toe
late, however, for the young man.
after striking the ground and rolling
over several times, got up and ran off
A thorough search was Instituted but
no trace of the escaped prisoner was
discovered.
Later-Tuesday young Richter was
caught at Staples and an officer went
there at once to take him to Rec
Wing. He may be transferred to the
st. Cloud reformatory.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-12
State Fair a Hummer

Notwithstanding the fact that the
railroads did not offer any reduced
rates, and in spite OF two days OF bad
weather, the Minnesota state fair last
week was a great success. The dis
plays in all lines were larger and
better than ever before, while the
racing and amusement programs
were as good as could be furnished.
The attendance fell just a little below
that of 1906, being 295, 092 as against
295, 1858 last year. The receipts were
better, however, being s131 ,557 10 as
against $123, 1880, an increase Of
Sc, 4O8.3 80. 1t is estimated that the
fair netted some $6O, 600 this year.
The managers are thinking of extend
ing the time of the fair next year from
one to two weeks. Additional inn
provements are already being planned
for. The Minnesota state fair is the
biggest thing of the kind in the
country.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-12
WOMAN'S CLUBS
Meeting of the State Federation
Is to Be Held At Fairbauit From
October | to 3

The State Federation of Woman IS
Clubs meets at Fairbault October
l to 8.
The Gradatim Club will be repre-
scented by Mesdames A. Barto and E.
j. Lewis and Miss Marion Lewis. Mrs.
Lewis is treasurer of the State FEEDER.
alton and Mrs. Barto is vice president
of the Sixth District Federation.
Miss Lewis is the duly elected dele
gate from the Gradatim Club.
The last evening of the meeting at
Fairbault is to be devoted to Mime
sofa authors. Mrs. E. ]. Lewis has
been arranging the program. Four
Minnesota authors, among them be-
ing DR.. Burton, former professor OF
literature at the Minnesota "U," will
read selections from their works. The
music for the evening will all be
given by Fairbault musicians.
An attractive program for the Fair
bault meeting has been provided and
those who expect to attend are look
ing forward to very enjoyable
gathering.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-12
SUDDEN DEATH
Walter Gray, Former Resident of
Sank Centre, Dies On His Way
Home to Joplin, Mo.

Walter Gray, former resident of
Sank Centre, died Tuesday while Ell
route to his home in Joplin, Mo.
Deceased was 81 years of age and
had been ID poor health for the past
two years. He had been visiting
friends here, accompanied by his
mother. August 81 his brother,
Leslie Gray, came up from Joplin to
hunt chickens. Mrs. Gray and her
two sons started for home Tuesday
morning. Wednesday morning A.
W. Austin received telegram from
Alton. Iowa, announcing the death OF
Walter. The message contained no
details.
Walter Gray was a son Of John
Gray, foreman of the Keller factory at
Joplin, who has home in Sank Cen
tire and had lived here for years.
Two years ago Mr.. Gray went to
Joplin to accept the position which
he now holds.
Walter Gray was in the employ OF
s. P. Hansen the grocer for five and a
half years. Mr.. Hansen speaks in
the warmest tones of appreciation OF
the young man who he says was an
exceptionally reliable and valuable
employe. During the time that young
Gray was in Mr.. Hansen's employ,
says the latter, no differences ever
arose and it was never necessary 10
criticise him. MIR. Hansen says he
trusted Gray as he would himself.
He heard of the death of the young
man with deep regret.
Wednesday night Mr.. Austin re-
ceived a telephone message from
Leslie Gray stating that he would
arrive il Sank Centre Thursday after
noon with the body of his brother.
Nothing was said as to the time for
the funeral.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1907-09-12
new EVIDENCE
The Shooting Case at FreepOrt
Will Be ReOpened by the
County Attorney

County Attorney Himsl has decided
to reopen the case of the state ver-
sus William Radford, Of Freeport, to
the extent that he will receive and
investigate certain additional evidence
which the brothers OF the late John
Teonian and his mother CLAIM to have
secured, tending to show that William
Radford, the marshal who shot
Teonian, was guilty, at least OF
criminal carelessness If not of more
grave charge, and should be prosecut-
ed, says the Times.
County Attorney Himsl is not yet
aware Just what the evidence is but he
says he will visit Freeport in day Or
two and investigate for himself per-
sonally. He has been disposed all
along, as was indicated after the in
quest, to accept the verdict Of the
coroner's jury that the killing was
purely accidental, but at the same
time feels it is his duty as the public
prosecutor to hear what the dead
mans relatives may have to say.