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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Harry Orchard had no connection
with the attempt to wreck the Flor
eh.r and Cf., SIC Creek traia, as Or
chard has testified He said while
sheriff, the Teler county authorities
brought to Pueblo a man named
Charles Beckman, an employe OF the
Thiel Detective agency. Beckman
was Jailed with Charles Mckinney,
who was accused OF the attempted
train wreCking. I'm hopes of getting a
confession from him. Before enter
ing jail on this mission, Beeman says
Beckman related story of his expe-
riouces. He said he was a detective
and a member Of the Western FEEDER
alton OF Miners "inner circle" The
"inuer circle" Beckman asserted,
designated him and several others to
wreck the train. He reported the
matter to Scott. special agent for the
railroad company. and Sterling, spe-
cial agent for the mine owners, and
went with them TO the scene of the
proposed wreck, where they saw men
pull spikes from the rails
After gaining the confession frsm
Mckinney. which he desired. Beck
man left Colorado for parts unknown,
saying that this country would be too
hot for him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
WOMAN IN JAIL
FOX F|ENOISH
MUIR D { R
DRUNKEN HUSBAND
CREMATE0 IN BED
Young Wife Arrested in Penn
syNania ConfeSSeS to One Of
Most Horrible Deeds in the
Annals of Crime,

Iny Morning journal Special Leased Wire !
Scranton Pa. July Mrs Kindra
HoWrsto, aged is years. of Dunmore,
is in the county Jail. cl arged with
having burned her husband To death
that she might be free to marry her
former lovnr lgnatz Hutro who is
also in JAN charged Wl,h being an
accessory. The police officials say
that Mrs HoWsto has confessed and
given an che details Of the crimo.
All the parties are Lithuanians. Ac-
cording Ia the story told to the po-
lice by Mrs. HoWsto. she and Hutro
We're lovers before she married
Howrsto in the old country two years
ago. Hutro preceded them to tbs
country When they came here they
settled near where Hutro was living
iu Dunnore borough Hutro resumed
his attentions to Mrs. HoWrsto and
frequently was at their home. Accord
ing To her confession. Hutro came into
the Howrsto home on Monday ana
suggested that she do away with her
husband SO that they could he mar
ricd
Following Hutro's suggestion the
woman got her husband drunk. ana
when he was stupefied IN bed she went
to the room with kerosene lamp. She
poured the oil from the lamp on the
bed and then, she says, the lamp
dropped on the bed. setting II ahre,
At the sight Of her husband roasting
and squirming in the flaming bed she
became horror stricken and rushed
from the house crying Fire" Neigh
bors eNtinguished the flames and
had TloWrsto sent TO "a hospital. where
he died without regaining conscious
ness.
Hutro denies all knowledge of the
crime Both are held pending an In
vesilgation of tha w0man's story.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
INDIAN EDUCATORS
MEET IN LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles July 2.-The national
convention OF the department Of In
dian education convened in the Nor
NAL school building here today under
the chairmanship of n. W. y. Han.
superintendent OF the Sherman indian
institute. Riverside. Cal.
over four hundred TEACHERS and
others Interested in the leducation of
the Indian attended the session. May
or Harper. OF Los Angeles, welcomed
the delegates In a brief speech. ana
Right Rev Bishop Conaty OF the
Roman Catholic church. delivered an
invocation. Bishop Conaty appealed
for equal rights for all religious de
nominations In cooperating with the
educational department IN the uplft-
Ing Of the Indian race.
Francis T.. Leupp. commissioner Of
Indian affairs and Miss Reel secre-
tary Of the convention. also spoke.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
AGED BLACKSMITH
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Constable Commits Suicide BccaH~s'
Prosecution IaIl~ Down ON Case.

Charlotte. Mich. July 2-silas
Compton. an aged Peunsy ltanla
blacksmith. charged with the murder
- william Tampman. in 1899, waH
found not guilty tonight Compton
was cxtradited from Pennsylvania and
placed on trial here because of a
damaging statement, or confession.
recently made by John 81 Bucher.
who ls serving life sentence Boz the
state prison 40 Jackson for the mur-
der ~ Tamaman.
Compton lived here At the time -
the crime Constable TnaN 0f Grand
Lodge. wha took a leading part IL
the arrest ~ Compton. committed sui
ide iasf week when o. became evident
that the case nf the prosecution
would fan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
GIANT POWDER
BLOWS Up
TRAIN
NERVY WOMAN SAVES
PASSENGERS FROM DEATH
With Apron She Flags 0ncom-
ing Excursion Just in Time to
Avert FnightfuI Catastrophe,
Mormon Capital Jared,



Salt Lake, July 1.-Two carloads OF
giant powder standing on a side tracl X
of the Oregon Short Line at Bucks Hot
Springs about five miles from this
cityt exploded this afternoon, jarring
heavy buildings in this city and cau--
ing considerable excitement for a time.
No one was killed, but two men We're
injured.
"A train carrying 100 passengers to
the Lagoon pleasure resort was ap-
preaching the burning ears when Mrs
j. Olson tagged II with her apron, and
told the engineer that the blazing cars
contained powder. Almost before the
engine could be reversed the explosion
came. The windows of the coaches
were broken i'm and the passengers
thrown into a panic by the frightful
conclusion. The timely warning given
by Mrs. Olsen undoubtedly saved
many lives. Telegraph and telephone
communication to the north and west
was cut off as every pole Ia the
neigh hborhood went down and WIN
dow panes in houses for two miles on
either side OF the explosion were
smashed The explosion was due 10
fire In dry grass near the tracks reach
ing the powder loaded ears
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
CIOwRY ORDER INDICATES
FRISCO TROUBLE ~ OVER

New York. July 2-ColoneI Y. e.
CIowry. president nf the Western
Union. sent the following today 20 the
company's four general superiu. md
euts al Chicago. New York. Atlanta
and san Francisru.
The notices o. accept business for
San Francisco and Oakland subject t.
delay o. hereby Withdrawn. a. neral
Superintendent Jaynef reports ,hat
the bushes al san FRANCHISE and
Oakland ls moving without DELAY. that
ten out Of thirteen branch offices h1y-
been reopened and that mine ~ the
strikers have been rrinstNfed upon
their individual applications"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
Rochcstcs Almost wiped out.

Rochester, Texas, July 2.-Early
this morning a tornado destroyed the
greater part OF this town, No deat tbs
have been reported. but a number OF
persons are hurt. Many houses I'm
this locality have been destroyed.
Al Monday the tornado destroyed
several buildings and one church.
These buildings were badly damaged.
Several persons were hurt, but no
dives lost. Wichita FAILS suffered
considerable damage. Al Olney a
number of buildings were wrecked
and the lkleberger Cotton Gin de-
stroycd. Mrs W. Is. Hagood. Of this
place. was seriously injured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
QUO WARRANTO
IN bEHALFO Of
TRELFORD
ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKED
FOR PERMISSION TO ACT
Formal Application Made to
Prichard by Counsel for TreI-
ford for Right to Use Name
of the Territory,

Santa Fe, n. NJ, July 2.-Formal
! application was made toda yby cpdn-
sci for Captain Arthur TrelfOrd to At
torney General Prichard, for permis-
sion to use the name of the territory
in a proceeding in the natue of quo
warranto, by which It Is sought Ia
obtain for Trelford a hearing in open
court, and of the right of the act'ug
governor to remove him without a
| hearing before the board CT penilen-
tiary commissioners; ID a WORD, by
which a hearing Of the case may be
had upon its merits. Up To a late
hour this evening, no word had be ~
received from the attorney general II
Is not known whether or not he will
refuse the request but odds are being
placed tonight that he will refuse the
necessary permission. Under the law
his rests entirely with PriCharl as
attorney general, so that he has in his
power to refuse the use OF the terri
tory's name and thus check the ef-
fort 10 get a hearing OF the case on
its merits in court where all cyl
dence may be introduced.
The Bursum- -RaynOlds-Frogt crowd
are anxiously explaining today that
Trelford was not violently elected
from the penitentiary. 1t appears that
there is an effort To suppress ;his part
of thc proceeding as We'll as to sup
press "rolford's letter 10 Littrell re-
fllsing To- surrender his charge The
Santa Fe New Mexican tonight in dis
eussing Trelford's election from the
prison, saws:
Former Superintendent Arthur
Trelford left the prison yesterday
evening after superintendent Littrell
had assumed charge"
The facts in the case are simply that
Trelford did not leave the prison. He
was thrown bodily out under orders of
the acting governor.
People are awaiting with much in
terest to know whether or not Prlch-
ard has the courage to allow a hearing
for TrelfOrd i'm court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
OFFICIAL CALL FOR
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

Sacramento. Cal. July 2.-The Of
fiCial call for the fifteenth annual ir-
rigation congress was issued today.
The four great objects Of the con-
gress are stated 90 be saving the
forests, storing the floods, irrigatlng
the deserts and making homes on the
lands"
National and state Officers. irriga-
tion and forestry experts. engineers.
farmers and irrigators. manufactur-
ers. professional and business men,
Industrial workers and editors and
others viii attend the convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
SeNernl Huri az Mnrkel.

El Paso, July 2.-The town Of Mar
kel was partially destroyed by storm
early this morning A number Of
houses were blown down and several
persons seriously injured At least
a dozen dwellings and many barns ana
outbuildings were blown from their
foundations and in many instances
torn to pieces. Telegraph and telc-
phone poles were blown down all over
the town
No lives were reported lost. but scv.
eral persons were badly injured, in-
Guiding Il A. Miller. George Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker. and a hoy who's.
name has not been learned
The luss is estimated at over $40
GOO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
THAW CONVINCED
JEROME IS SQUARE
Prisoner Mithdraws Motion To Fix
Date of second Trial.

New York. July "a Russell Pea
body and Daniel O'ReillN attorneys
FOR Harry X Thaw today served upon
Acting District Attorney Smythe no
tice Of withdrawal of the motion re-
Gently made In the supreme court for
an order directing District Attorney
Jerome 10 show cause why hr should
not set ThaWs trial fur the second
term Of court in October. Thaw has
decided that the district attorney in
tends to act fairly hN him in the mat
ter of bringing him Goo trial as soon
ar possible. and therefore directed his
LAWYERS tp Withdraw the motion.
which was set for argument tnmor-
-oN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
MASS MEETING PROTESTS
AGAINST KIDNAPPING
Douglas Indignant at Abduction Of
MoNican Prisoner--Consul Ac-
cu~cd of Instigating Outrage.

Douglas. Ariz., July 2.-The kid
naping of Manuel Sarabia from the
Douglas Jail SUNDAY night al the al
legged instigation of Consul Maza. of
Mexico. was denounced nj a mass
meeting of 5000 people here tonight
The matter will be- formally brought
To the attention of the state depart
ment. Sarabia was a member Of the
ST. Louis revolutionary tunta. and was
badly wanted by the government Of
Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
Rebels RepuIscd in Ecuador.

Quayaauil, July 2.-The town Of
Quevado. an important center in the
province OF Los Rios. again has been
attacked by a band OF rebels. who
We're, however rcpulsed by the gov
crument forces
The rebels had eight killed and sew
eral wounded. while the government
forces had six killed and two
wounded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Warrington. July -Tne case nf
Edwin IS Hoimes Jr. fHn former ss-
epriate 484#IsfIcIau 90 tAl department
of arri culture. which has been on trial
since June 3 ru .hr charge ~ cun-
sniracv fn connection with She leak
OF advance Information regarding the
govern n1enf cs.ff1u rrop reports. was
given ta THE Iurl today The iurf
has been lncked'up for thc might
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
R|NCON SCENE
Of BRU TAI.
MURDER
DEPUTY SHERIFF IN JAIL
CHARGED WITH CRIME
Intense Excitement and Threats
Of Lynchirg Follow Killing of
William A. Veal by Two
Natives,


El Paso July intense excite
ment Is reported today to exist I'm
RincOn, \. NJ. and lynching is OPEN
~ talked Of in connection with The
murder of william \. Veal. aged thir-
ty-two. manager there OF the Jacr by
interests Veal was shot ana killed
by Cecillio Lucero, deputy sheriff.
and Francisco Amario In his ante
mortcm statement Veal declared that
the killing was the result Of a plot
between the two men, ana witnesses
corrOborate the statement Lucero
and Amario are In Jail heavily guard
ed to prevent lynching
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
STRIKE TO SPREAD
SAYS SMALL
Mysterious Announcement OF
President Puzzles Telegraph
Operators Union.
Lny NornIns IournaI specIaI I.a.ed vic l

san Francisco. July At is an
nounced that President Small OF the
Commercial Telegrapher's union. last
night extended the strike OF the
telegraphers by ordering out the oper.
atOrs Of the Western Union and the
Postal companies in another city -
help out the men now on strike here
and ln Oakland. Mr.. Small would
not say where the strike had be- n
called and will not divulge the loca.
ti0n until the message reaches its de.
tination. It f. believed by many op-
orators that either Portland. Los An
geles or Seattle viii BE- the scene ~
the next walknut while some declare
that the men IN Chicago are regarded
as the key to the telegraph situation
of the entire country and have been
ordered out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03

Tnis July p The chief of police
az this city. Colonel Baladaniski. COM
mittod suicide today. Tie shot him
self over his mothers grave upon
which ho had previously spread his
decorations because he had been SOC
vcrely reprimanded owing 90 the ter
rorist outrages here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
I1nmcs TI,rrnicn Town

WhitweU. Tenn. July Fire
which started iu the store Of thc
WhltweIl Mercantile company shortly
before midnight is still raging and the
entire town is threatened There ls
little chance to stop the fire. as the
only means ~ fighting b. o. with
hufkDfe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
National Rnnk In-ol,cnt.

Washing on. July e-Tlrc First Nl-
tional Baak ~ HicF-splie. ohio. bias
been closed by DIRE, tion of the comp
uoiier 80 The currency. upon thc rec
port of am examination showing the
hank Co be i~soiVcnt National Rank
Examiner Thomas has been appointed
receiver
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
CHINESE PRISONERS
TORTURED IN VAIN
burning pitch Tails to Wiring Confcs-
sion from Captured Iscbcis

Hong Kong. July 4-ft 0. reported
here trat Imperial troops surprised
band nf insurgents fecentiy. clptur-
INK eighty 70 them The rrcrect ~
Wayhu tortured thc prisoners. pour
ing burning rosiu upon their bare
hodie- iH an attempt o. extract the
names ~ the ieaders of fhe uprising.
in which. knAeNer. he was Unsucless-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-03
COLORADO SHERIFF
DISCIuDITs ORCHARD

puehfa colo. July Former
sheriff J. I. Beeman said to-day that
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-06
Constipation


Baked sweet apples with some people, bring
orc npt relief for Constipation. With Others
Goa no alLwLeat bread win have tho same effect
Nature undoubtedly has vegetable remedy to
rcl I'VE every ailment known TO man. II physicians
can hut find Natures way to health. And this 10
stri sngly true with regard TO Constipation.
TIE bark OF certain tree In California-cas
car. sagrada-offers most excellent aid to this
and But. combined with Egyptian senna Slip
pery Elm Bark. Solid Extinct Of Prunes. etc.. this
mme Oascara bark Is given its greatest possible
power TO correct constipation. toothsome
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DR.. shoop Laboratories. from this. ingenious and
most effective prescription. Its effect on consti.
patton. Billousness. Sour Stomach. Bad Breath,
sallow Complexion. ETC.. Is indeed prompt and
satisfying.
No gripping. no unpleasant after effects arc ex-
perienced. and Lax-ets are put up IN beautiful
autographed metal boxes at 5 cents and Is cenis
per box.
For something new nice. economical and
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-06
stew. Adam. o.iy . Pawn.

WALLACE. Ida. March 5.-"steve
Adams II only pawn In the great
game that Is helng played. The prose
cutors In this case do not believe that
Adams II guilty. They never did be-
lieve A." 70 declared his attorney.
y. y. Richardson. In his plea TO the
jury 90 acqult Steve W. Adams. a
member OF the Western Federation of
Miners. Of the murder In August. 1904.
% Fred Tyler a claim jumper. lie
based his plea on the theory that the
state II only making Use Of Adams TO
convict other members ~ the Western
Federation and that Adams trial l.
hut a minor issue In the great fight
between the Mine Owners' association
and the Western Federation 81 Miners
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-06
SIR ToDDINoToN.
New Orleans Feature Won by Favor
tie. Defenting RappahannOck.

htes Dcteutim8 NHPpHh"nnOcks
NEW ORLEANS, March 8. - The
races were transferred to City park,
and odds on favorites took promi-
nent part Of the winnings. The third,
fourth and fifth races were won by
such favorites, but In the sixth an odds
on horse finished third.
The steeplechase over the short
course brought out sensation when
Jockey Mckinney was thrown by Oil
yer Nc, turning a complete somersault
In the air and landing unhurt.
The opener was five furlong dash
for horses Of the older division. A good
sized field faced the starter, and II was
one Of those races In which the start
Is the essential factor. Fancy Dress
had an easy time winning. Street 4
Co.'S mare was or with the leaders,
and she held a contending position
throughout, and when her rider, j.
Lee. called on her In the final drive she
was there and easily disposed OF Tichi
mingo, who closed rather strong. Lin
erick was easily third. Summaries:
First Race.-Fancy Dress, first; Itch.
imingo, second; Limerick, third.
Second Race.-Dr. Keith, first; Incan-
tation, second; Esterjoy, third.
Third Race.-E. VI. Fry. first; lie
phen. second; Drop Stitch. third.
Fourth Race.-Sir Toddington. first;
Rappahannock, second; Pink Star,
third.
Fifth Race.-BelIe Strome. first; Pol.
ly Prim. second; Rebounder. third.
Sixth .-Bellindlan. first; For
eigner. second; Grenade. third.
Seventh Race.-Merry George, first;
King Pepper, second; schroeders Mid
way, third.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-06
ARLINGTON

j. j. Shakshober was In Bennington
Saturday.
Miss Mabel Sculley and niece are In
Rutland for short time.
Paul Deming OF New York City is
spending few days In town.
Miss Maude Adams has returned from
weeks visit with her brother aod fam
lily in Adams.
Mrs Julia Sheppard is quite Ill at
her home In East Arlington. Al pres
ent her sister, Mrs Farnum OF Benning
ton, is caring for her.
The remains OF Mrs Henry Shuffieton
we're brought here Friday. Mrs Shut
ileton passed away at the home OF her
daughter Mrs John Powers In North
Adams. She Is survived by three
daughters, Mrs John Powers OF North
Adams, Mrs George Burt OF Benning'
ton and Mrs Henry OF the West; also
one sor. Henry, OF this village. a sis.
ter, Mrs Milo Huling OF North Ben.
nington, and q brother, Charles Phil.
lips OF the same village. The funeral
was held Monday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-06
PHYSICIAN FINDS
ECZEMA CURE
Prescription Of Or o. o. DsssI, Heals the
Skls-Asny curs Reported.

The medical world IL stirred by the
great number OF eczema cures nov DO.
log affected with the method discover.
ed by q prominent skin specialist, DR.
ID. u. Dennis OF Chicago. Several
years ago DR. Dennis announced 10 the
medical world that when the skin IL
diseased 10 II durable through the skin
alone add that II the patient IL la rood
health otherwise. II 10 nonsense 10 dose
the stomach ~ person suffering from
eczema. psoriasis or any kindred ALI
ment.
Dr. Dennis compounded q prescrip.
tlon OF vegetable mixtures, perfectly
harmless, soothing aod refreshing 70
the skin and quickly ersdicsting the
disease. This prescription has nov
been pot up In bottles and may be "
cured direct from drug stores.
Many wonderful reports have been
coming In from all parts of the coun.
try and some right from tits city a. "a
the remarkable cures effected by d.
Dennis Prescription, especially when
u IL used In connection With ID. ID. ID
soap. This paper IL able today 70
print the following:
III am pleased 70 be able 10 ieform
you that two bottles Of your Prescrip.
tion have Affected complete cure OF the
eczema which have suffered on the
soles OF my feet for several years that
vas contracted 10 South Florida. I'm.
o Henry, i2s Watkins street, Angus
%, Ga.
The ID. ID. d. Prescription may b.
had NJ w. l.. Cokay's drug store. Call
aud invcstigate-no one Ia urged "a
buy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-06
Assembly Came, Interfere.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March o.
Coroner Mix stated last night that
aside from the fact that Engineer
Fisher had promised TO appear before
him there was nothing new 10 give
out In connection with his lnye-tIga.
ilon of the Platts Mills disaster. Gov.
crnor Woodruff wns asked II he
thought n was likely that the general
assembly would take notice OF the
wreck and replied: Il cannot see what
can be done. You cannot legislate
against gross cawlc-sness Of employ
rcs. and 80 far NJ can see this was n
case Of that kind. The trnlnmcn APP
pear 30 have dIsobcyed orders. and
legislation II powerless TO prevent
this"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-06
NORTH HO0sIcK. N. Y.

Mr. aud Mrs John Hay spent Sunday
out OF town.
Mrs Hill OF South SALISBURY was 10
town last week.
Mrs Tom Hall was In Bennington
Saturday night.
Mrs Sherwood Haswell and son we're
In town Sunday.
John Brown and family we're Ia
Hoosick Falls Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs Worthington OF Boyn'
tonvile visited their daughter Mrs
Cottrell Wednesday.
Mr. Holmes and family have moved
iato the David Eldridge house recent
ly purchased by them.
Mr. and Mrs Q. s. Haswell and their
n zee Miss Bessie Niles OF SALISBURY
spent Saturday afternoon 10 Troy.
The school enjoyed slelghride Tue.
day afternoon and supper was served
at the school house after their return.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-06

Lawrence Gazette: A doctor was
killed In Kansas City the other day
by Q girl who had been chasing him
for several years. The Gazette does
not know any more about the case
than other newspaper readers, but
there was one piece OF testimony given
offhand by one OF the DOCTORS friends
that ought 10 have given him . death
sentence. She, the female friend, said
the doctor asked her one day why II
vas that all women fell Ia love with
him. When a man arrives at that STATE
lis time that some one should take q
shot at him.