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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-05
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Iaa0ant Meoe lite ber forglemmes,
ogiaa rettelig blep uotalt til Sc fra
fgrit til ii6it iaa mageleie gerter.
Delegaten fra ct. 8eoers 6anife Sir
fes ung6omsforentng / minneapolis,
ST. Sacob Merregaaro fang noyle
iaroeles imuffe Soloiange, og Gnl-
lesmpoet ilutteoes meget itemntngs'
fulot al Haitor S%prgenien og mes
5oriumlingens Mfipngelie al Sal=
me11 u&i9rligbe6 fra Cub"
Sen oanife l1ng0om, ser / 6isie
Gage bap0e peret foriamlet / Carl
iton og M1oen> iatte bermeo Slut-
ningstegnet for cit Gommenfomit, i
ale @enieen0er = me6 l1%n6tagelie
al @eiret = ioa bellpffet iom al
@ieIterne Del life min6re pua Sor=
boano forpentet eno al uSrej" plan<
lagt. Set itore Nrbej6e, iom al Seer
terne bar giort for at gj6re 6enne
Somme11fomit, til set, 0en ogiaa
blep, bill TENT forglemmes al alle
6pllesm90ets 0eltagere!
Sm &elultaterne al Tellesmg0ets
6orbanolinger fan MON fatte fig /
&ortbe6: Com Sqlge al Sen meget
mangelful6t affatte0e @onititution>
bborpoa @ammenllutningen iiolte
slar / @ingite0 blep bpgget op, fun0e
Gellesmg6et life treffe 8e ltemmel.
lie / nogeniombelit &etntng men fun
anbefale til ienere @e0tagelle al Sc
enfelte Goreninger> en- &effe al 8e=
itemmelier, ser paa oct altiaa fife re-
iultat= men ar%bei0srige Mg6e un6er>
falteoes en- grunoig 9rdftelie. Mogle
al Sc bigtiglte @nbefalinger bar, at
SammenIutntngens' Napn pn0res til
9 g. II. $50. 3 (me6 $50. 1 / Wel=
lem ltaterne og SEQ. 2 / 9iten), at
Sormaalet for. Mrbei6et er at arbei,
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banlfe Strife" / 5te0et fQr Sen lnep>
rere NQ1nme n6enor 6enne>
og for Sremtt6en at afbol6e ct regu=
lgrt Morsmg6e> Ser gjennem 9elegas
ter lfal bore Sen pperlte Mpn6igbe0
/ Sammenil u%tningens Mnliggen6er.
8la6et ~l1ng6om" bar ltprft trent
me til 6orbanoling; giennem 6enne
gift iom Ben r96e Sraao en- BARN
M11erfien6elie til Sc Men6> Der far
ltillet Jig / @pi0ien for, at bette for
Sen 6anife l1ng6om berobre jaa BE.
tp0ningsful1e Soretagen0e omit0er er
blepen realiieret.
Mpoets Sr61tprer bar $ a + 0 II
s grgen en- og Sefreter
s mar 9itergaar6 ,
ser begge me6 megen 9pgtigbeo us
f9rte Sc Sem paabbilen6e E1igter.
Man fit Set be- temte Sn0trpf, at
Sommenilutaingen / fin @efretgr,
g ignr0 He0er EN-, bar
cit Ma11O, Ser fife olene peo lit alt
nofbrte Mrbeioe / u~ng0omSiagens
S11tereSie CT Ell &apacitet, men iom
liffert ogioa / Gremti0en oil fomme
til at 1taa lom EN- al Sen oanife
kingdoms Gprere> naar Sioen for cit
Gammenilut11ing ODER Set bele og ct
fulot u6 ielpiten6igt Mrbei0e engang
ct in6e.
Selpe Sc fremmg0te &epr9l entan=
ter for Sen oanife ltng0om par ogt=
paagtpen0e og %lelpiten0ige lt11ge oon=
ffe Men0 og &pin0er. Set bar fra
fprit til ii0it en- Sornpielie at lie me6
bpilfe1n Sper og 2D1t og S11tellige1s,
ser arbej0e6es ,oper Dele 2inien. Set
te lpoor mere ems go6t for Sen 6a1=
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-05
mangoe. Seller lite iiioen er &laS-
ieipsrgsmaalet fomtnet IND, tbRrt

Seller lite iioen er &las-
ieipergsmaalet fomtnet IND, tbRrt
er @ammerne blepet u6btoebe.
Ser bar lite Sale ONT nogen Mn-
bringelie at &apttol. Ser itifteoes ct
2aan, Ser uogior6e bele Mnlegs- og
Driftsfapitalen, og for Bette 2aan
befteoe en- for ollie og allie for en-, I
Sorbolo til 0eres Snteresfe / Soreta-
genoet, og %Snteresiens Stprrelie be.
itemtes al ben Meng0e &aamate>
rtale, 5. e. Melf, man bragte til Be-
banoling og 6ennes &arot. @iennem
oenne Sr0ntng ifabtes @opeobetingel,
len for set lille 2%an0brugs Srtpiel.
&nsmanoen og SEN lille S%orobruger
/ Set bele bap6e fdr maattet ngies
meo bDa0 &igbmon6en baboe billet
gipe bam, men mi fit ban me0 ct
Slag Sen iamme &ris for fin So.
mglf> iom bi0ttl bap0e pgret forbe'
bolot &erreman0en. gfterbaan6en er
l16piflingen / oenne &etning ifre6et
laaleoes frem> at Set iffe meree er
uSerregaar0slmgrret", lom er BET to.
neangibenoe paa Set 6anife @mpr>
married. &erregaur6ene er li0t efter
list blpet tpungne oper til @n6els.
meierierne, for6i 6isie lebere6e be0re
betolte &arer, og / Danmarf ipdr-
ges Ser MT life mere efter @erre,
gaar0slm6r - ~Mn0elsmeierter1e BE-
berlfer bele &ro6uftionen. &aa iam'
ME @aaoe er Set gaaet meo iaa at
iige bele Sen pprige 2an6brugspro,
button. &ornialg fjen6es 10 laa al
iige life mere / Danmarf, alt 6reier
Jig ON Sremltilling al ufor96le0e
Hro0ufter".
Sra bette lille bel tip6ife Meieris
Sttftelie itammer 6erfor bele Sen pfo,
nomilfe @eflt, iom Sen 6onife 2ano,
boitano | Sc ii0lte tDpe Mar bar gien,
nemgaaet, efter at &ornlalget maat,
te opgipeS iom urentabelt. @ambir'
fet me&lem Sc forifiellige &lasier
2an6bruget: &usman0en, @aar6.
manoen og / Sc ii6ite @ar til0els
@erreman6en, bar 6arnet @run6la.
get for bele Sen 11pere Sios Srem'
gang I 2anobruget. Mapnlig er Sen
fcloSiale r1opifltng / @usman0sbru.
get bpgget paa Bette. Mn0elspeienet
/ Sorbin0elie me0 Sen almin6elige
@olgret / politiif &enieen0e far banet
@eien for ct @amar6eioets Selles,
ffQb, Ser er grun0pplenlig forifielligt
for set Salleseie, iom @ocialtiterne
femper for. 9erfor bill beller al.
brig @ocialismen fin6e Soritaaeli
eller @pmpatbi blan6t Sen 6anife
2an0befolfntng.
Smi6lerti6 maa man fife al 6ette
tro> at set 6anife 2an6brng allere0e
far naaet ~Sul6fommenbe6er1. Ser CT
fun0et ct @run0lag for en- iun6 Or
goniiation bpa0 angaar sen met for,
oelagtige @eban0ling og Mfietnina
al Bro0ufter. Men alt tp6er poa> at
Sen 0anlfe 2%an0bruger en6nl1 er life
laa lQngt fremme bba6 a11gaar @e=
Rambling al Sor0 og &us6pr, JON
Sen almin6eligt a11tages. @l10nn gaar
ser megen gornmel @lenorian /
GDang, en0nu ct ser nfruotfDl0te
Morfer og &begbeletninger, ser gt'
Der for ringe l10bptte. @n6ru er Ser
ct go0t Gtpffe frem in6en Soli6art,
tetsfglelien bar giennemipret Set bele
Soft. Men Mn0elsprincippet far be-
ret Sen mpgtige 2qftelto11g, og naor
mon ier, bba0 Set allereoe bar 116ret>
tet / Sc 25 Nar Set far pnret fjenot,
gtper set Sc be0i te Sorparsler ON,
bba0 set bil fl1r111e brt11ge / Sc font
men0e Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-05

9ette Mab er u,eo fit riet ofpefs.
leabe SndboD oe tiItaIen6e l1bnprel.
ie | 6erboD til fin @ris ;:ebertr.f.
fet at 1oeet anoet 8Iot ger / Can.
oct / famine eprog. = Mbosta1er pad
bt. / 80 p
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-05
Sapaneiiif @pDcott. Set ii6lte npe

1uPuHtFI1 Opgtp11. "a TG0T1e H9e
angaaen0e Gorbol0et mellem Il. g.
og SSSapan er, at ser bel life er fier,
neite n6ligt til &rig, men at ser CT
en iopaneitif Boycott moo amertfan,
lfe @arer UNDER Mnmaricb. Sorbit'
relien moo Mmerifanerne er iaa ltor
lom nogeniin6e I Sapan, bpilfet 81,
Der fig tilfien6e pan mango Maa6er.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-25
FIFTY MILLION
FOR GOOD ROADS
(sentinel's special Nows service)

Albany, n. Y, Sept. 25.-Recom-
mendations for an entire new high
way code to replace present rail-
road improvement and maintenance
laws. under which in the coming
few years will be expended $50,000,-
600 authorized by the constitution
for new main roads In the state were
made today at the meeting of the
special 6odnt legislation committee
on highways. 1t is proposed by the
expenditure of the vast sum avail
able to make the public roads of
the Empire state the best in the
world. Comparative statements have
been prepared outlining the high
way systems of the various states
and foreign countries, and the good
points of all will be adopted in the
new highway code. The committee
will hold additional meetings in
Buffalo, Syracuse and Watertown be-
fore preparing its report to the leg
lslature.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-25
SHE MARRIES
SPANISH NOBLE
tsontinei's speo4AI Nows so-rico)

New York, Sept. 25.-The we'd
ding of Miss Kathryne Surget
Schuchardt, younger daughter of
Mrs. Frederick Schuchardt, and Don
Milton Lloyd de valencia who
comes of the noble Spanish family.
was celebrated this afternoon. The
bride is prominent in New York so
cial circles ard is related to the
Remsen, Leverich, Minor and other
prominent New York and southern
families. De Valencia is a descend
amt of the family for which the city
of Valencia, Spain was named.
w, have ready money to loan on
farm and ranch property. No de-
Law. Money on hand. H. D. Coe &
Son. over Union Trust & Bank. Co.
Star Bakery are going 70 have
new store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-25
Phone Black 1441 P1att's feed store
for hay, grain and feel.

If you want your horses. COWS ana d
poultry to be in the best conaltion 8Iatt.a a
try Gold Coin stock food. Piatt 8
$50 Main street, Phone Black l44l'
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-25

! 'front.' Rank furnace sold by
Is The Lne' Lt' ~ South Fifth street,
strTct,on nishest type Of furnace con-
ton tIN'n and always gives satisfac-
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-25

Ne" Hannah Shoes. LOefler-s.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-25

Star Bakery are going 70 have
new store.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
TRAIN STOPS ON BRINK
OF HIGH EMBANkMEN1

Philadelphia, Aug. 27-Tho for
ward truck on one Of the passenger
coaches attached to the Pottsville
accommodation train Of the Phila-
delphia and Reading railway jumped
n switch on the west side Of the
Schuylkill river, near an approach to
the falls Of Schuylkill bridge, this
city, and the entire train narrowly
escaped plunging over G0-foot en-
bankment into the river.
After the truck left the track, tho
train ran so yards. the derniled wheels
tearing up the road bed for the en-
tire distance. The passengers in the
derailcd car were thrown from their
seats, but no ono was injured.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
PRINCE WILHELM WILL
BE "DREAMLAND" GUEST

New York, Aug. 27-Prince Will
helm of Sweden is to be entertained
at Dreamland, Conoy Island, Satur-
day evening. After dinner at the
Crescent Athletic. club with the men,
bers Of the Swedish committee tho
pince will be taken to Dreamland in
an automobile.
A guard of Swedish sailors from
the battleship Fylgia, and an honor
ary guard Of prominent Swedes, will
receive tire visitor ia the bail -room,
where platform is being erected.
Then the procession of Swedes and
others will file past the prince to
receive the royal greeting. The pro-
cession will be led by a score of flow
or girls Of the Swedish Sunday
schools.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
REPORT OF CITY
COUNCIL MEETING

The regular semi monthly meet
ing Of the city council was held last
night. Alderman Bcverstock, In the
absence OF the mayor, filed the may
orally chair.
A petition from citizens Of Nortl,
Petroleum avenue was read which
asked for tho city to lay hume
across Sand creek 40 that wxtcr can
be conveyed ACROSS tho crock for irri-
cation purposes. The request WAS
dcnied.
Permission WAS granted the Santa
Fo Railroad company to connect with
tho wAter mains.
II. Houston WAS granted permits.
sion 70 connect with the l.. Rocse
house with tho scwcr. Tho house In
question is not in tho sswer district.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
WALKER Bros, POPULAR cLor4.Eas

The payment Of $40 rs must be made.
The snatter of placing railing on
the sides Of the bridge crossing the
irrigation ditch on Santa Fe avenue
was left to the street, bridge and alley
committee.
Attorney Wilkes reported that he
was still In correspondence with some
OF the interested Eastern parties In re-
gard to the removal Of the street car
rails from East Second street.
The water superintendent and the
city clerk made report to the council
In regard to the report filed with
that body after auditing the wator
meter books. The two last reports
We're accepted aud tho clerk wns In.
structed to balance the book accord
ingly, making notations thereon why
these was done.
Peter Lund, supervisor Of the water
department. for the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad, wrote the council .
letter asking for the bond which the
city has. The clerk was instructed
to write Mr.. Lund and inform him
that the bond was a pc rpetual one
and that it would not be released. He
will also be informed that the streets
Of this city were left in an unsatisfac.
tory sharo after the laying Of the
new water limo and that the company
would be expected to put the strests
In the same shape az they found Ihsm
when the work werc started.
An ordinance In relation TO cutting
Of weeds and other nuisances from the
alleys, sidewalks and private prop.
erty was adopted and will be subject
to yne Of not less than t5 nor more
than t25.
The council finally voted in favor
OF the new speed ordinance which
gives the right to nutoists to speed on
the principal thoroughfarcs and
driveways Of this city at the rnte Of
twelve miles an hour. The follow :.
ing councilmen voted In favor OF til o
ordinances Mcdaniel, vensrd, Pal :
mer and Hutton; nays. Wilson and
Beverstock
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
INVASION
OF PERSIAN
TERRITORY

Teherap, Aug. 81 = Gen. Sam
Dowelh and other officials, according
to reports received, have been killed
by invading Turks after having been
taken prisoners. Many inoffensive
Persian villagers, including women
and children, have been slaughtered.
Women have been carried off, a church
has beO defled and much grain and
other property has been taken or do
stroyed. Turkish regular troops with
artillery were within four miles Of
Urumiahaug.
There are no signs Of the with.
drawal Of Turks from Persian terri
tory. Another report says that the
Turks have occupied Merivan. in
Persian Kurdestan, east of Sulei-
manta. In telegram asking for help
the clergy and Inhabitants Of Meri-
van add that IL the Persian govern
ment is powerless the people must beg
Russia to assist them.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
Size Of csn.r.I.Am.rIe.n s.,...,

Very few people have n correct i'm
preston Of tho size Of Central Amer.
ica as whole, or Of its states. taken
separately. says a writer in tho Re-
view Of Reviews. California seems
like large state. II extends 170
miles along the Pacific and has an
extreme width OF 375 miles. II
California were laid end for end on
Central America II would cover Il
with the exception OF Salvador. which
Ia just the size Of New Jersey and oc-
rupics little over 1000 square miles.
Stated In another way. II Central
America were lifted bodily and laid
down on our Atlantic coast II would
Just hide all New England. New
York. Pennsylvania, and New Jerssy.
In short. II has . combined area Of
approximately $4,000 square miles.
Individually, aside from Salvador. A.
ready mentioned. the states could
be compared ~ follows: Honduras
to Pcnnsyivania, $4,000 square miles I:
Guatemala to Mississippi. +7.ooo; Mic.
aragux to Now York. $4,000; Cost:
Rics to Vermont ind New Hampshire.
tAoo,.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
Invention
TO BLOW up
SUBMARINES

Washington. Aug. 81 Secrecy IL
maintained at tho bureau Of ordnance,
navy department. regarding the new
telegraPlnc device for exploding sub
marine mines. which Harry stepfYt-
ben. a French submarine expert, today
submitted to the government for its
consideration.
Mr.. Steuftben. who arrived in
New York on the TourAine yesterday.
came direct to Washington u xsxuneS
for > series Of tests which arc TO be
made at Newport soon. He has come
here at the request Of prominent naval
oficers, who are convinced that his
invention has considerable merit and
should b carefully examined BY ord.
nance experts.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
vILlAREM HELD WITHOUT
BAIL At Los ANGELES

Los Angeles. Aug. s7-0icardo
Flores Hagon, Antonio villareai aud
Libraio Rlveri, three Msxicans ar.
rested here last week At the request
Of tho Mexican government. were ar.
rsigned before Justice Ffederickson
today. Magon and Riveri were held
in 90. 900 bonds.
The formal charges against Nagon
and Rivera was resisting q police
Officer.
villareal. who Is charged with b.
ing fugitive from Justice. was held
without bail.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
CLEVELAND MAY NOT
LEAVE PRINCETON HOME

Princeton, N. j.. Aug. 27--For.
mer President Grover Cleveland ha {
not left Princeton to join his family
at their summer home and the proba-
bilities now are that he will not dc
SO at all, but will await their return
her.
Mr.. Cleveland is still suffering
from indigestion, but he is up and
about the house aud his condition Is
not regarded as serious.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27

FUNERAL EUGENIA GOOLD-
The last chapter in the tragedy enact
ed In tho mountains near Howard
on the 18th inst. when Miss Eugcnia
Goold fell over q prccipice to her
death, was closed yesterday when tho
remains Of the beautiful young lady
were tenderly LAID ut rost in Lake.
side cemetery at Canon. Impressive
ceremonies were conducted by Rev.
DR.. Webster, pastor Of the Baptist
church in Pueblo. Tho commodious
auditorium Of the Fint Baptist
church in tho county scat town was
packed to Its utmost capacity. The
floral offerings wore a. fine a. werc
ever seen in Canon City. completely
hiding tie casket from view. which
fttingly showed the esteem In which
Tho young lady WAS held.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27

DIED-In Williamsburg yesterday
afternoon, Rosie Dangeloe, wife of
Joe DaDgeloe. The body wss brought
to the Deibert undertaking parlor
and the funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon, services from the
family residence.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27

VISITS CANON CfTY-Ths visit
Of DIR. Bell last Sunday was heartily
enjoyed by all tbose who wero fortu-
nate enough to hear him. He has .
splendid people In Florsncs. who csr-
tainiy appreciate him and his ssrv.
ices. .-Canon City Messenger.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27
TUG SINKS
five men
ARE LOST

Baltimore, Md, Ang. s7-The tug
Gerry of Wilmington. DEL, was sunk
In collision with the British steamer
Barnstable, from Jamaica, last night
in the Patapsco river on Sharrow's
Point. Five meh are believed to
have lost their lives out of 80 who
we're on the tugboat. Tie missing
men are:
W. A. Boyd, Of Baltimore, pilot;
7. J. Ebbert of Brooklyn, N. Y,
cook; Charles CHEEKY, Baltimore,
mess boy; j. B. johnson, Whining
ton, captain; Charles White, address
un known, deck hand.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27

Tribune class ads do the business.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-27

Advertise your wants IN Ths rrtb.
une.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
MARYLANp- MATTERs.


Henry Lewis Carter, son of Mrs. T. ID.
Carter, OF near Elkton, died suddenly
of apoplexy in New York.
While alone IN a rowboat near
Coora, Thomas % Scott aged 3 years,
fell over board and was drowned be-
fore assistance could reach him.
Charles C. Kinks fine barn and con-
tents near Nottingham wer burned to
the ground This years crops and all
the farming implements were de-
stroyed
The York Bridge Company have
been awarded the contract by the
Conowingo Bridge Company to erect a
new steel bridge over the Susquehanna
river at conowingo TO replace the one
recently destroyed by Ere.
L. b. Manlove, a farmer residing near
Cecilton, met with painful accident
today when part Of his hand was bad
~ lacerated and two fingers severed by
being caught in a hay cutting machine
Odd Fellows are holding a big re-
union at Cambridge.
A new $4,000 high school building at
Calvert was decided on by Cecil County
Schol Board in special session at Elk
ton.
Foxes stole 40 spring chickens from
her one night recently. Miss Jennie
Kidd. of near Lombard, Cecil county,
reports
Through a fall Miss Esther Nc
Cauley an aged lady Of Lombard,
Cecil county, is suffering with a dis
located shoulder.
A valuable four-acre deposit of white
clay. six to thirty feet IN depth. has
been located on the Foard farm on Red
Hill, near Elkton.
His hand catching between wharf
and his launch. Leonidas Ryan, of
Perryville, had TO have his badly
crushed right thumb amputatod.
The attempts 60 test the dog tax law
has failed in Cecil county, DR. j. b
Slicer, arrested for refusing payment.
proving he had given the dog to anoth-
er man. who had paid the tax TO Con-
stable Jones, and the case was dis
missed
The summer meeting Of the Cecil
County Medical Society. at Elliton. was
addressed By DR. G. c. LAVISH of Ches-
apealSe CITY on Epidemic Jaundice." "
and DR.. John II. Jeaness. of Rising
sun, on "The CSlmoner Forms OF
Castro Eentertitis. with Special Refer
ence to Treatment"
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
WOMAN'S THIRST
MtNACED THE BAND

NEW YORK. July l9-John II. Dale,
who lives at Sheman Square Hotel,
obtained from Justice Hsndrick, of the
Supreme Court. yesterday a divorce
from his wife. Dorothy
The case was heard before Donald
Mclean. as referee. Il was testified
that Mrs. Dale was n familiar figure
in uptown restaurants where she was
celebrated for her ability 20 consume
refreshments, both liquid and solid
The manager Of one restaurant testi-
fed that she would sit FOR hours drink
ing highballs, cocktails, straight whis-
key, champagne, or. as he expressed
It, everything on the calendar"
He also testified that she had pro-
pensity for buying drinks for every
member Of the restaurant orchestra,
with the result that the proprietor
mindful of the condition of his music
ians, directed that she be served with
no more liquor
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
THINK MAGILL
WILL BE FREED
First Wifr'S Physician Says
Thai She Took Pc SCnOuS
Pills For Headache
By THg JovRNAL.s gpeeIaI VIC.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
CLINTON. III. July 1s-The unex-
pected return Of states Attorney AL
fred + Miller is the most conspicuous
event to-day in connection with the
situation growing OUT of the charges
against Fred Magill and his young
bride of completely in the death of Ma
gill's first wife
Il received information said At
torney Miller leading me 10 believe
that my presence IS needed here so }
turned back Sheriff Campbell win
bring the Magills to Clinton They
VIII arrive here by TUESDAY. An ef-
fort VIII be made to have a prelmi-
nary hearing on that d1te before Cir
cult Judge w. c. Cochran.
There Is q growing sentiment that
the Magills wiz not be convicted Mrs.
Pet Magills own physicians say she
had been IN the hal.t of taking
arsenic pills for headache and nervous-
ness and that she might have taken
four or five on the day Of ber death
To this added the fact that a small
amount Of Ssenic may have been CON
tanned in The embalminR fluid. Stories
Of a disagreement between Maghl and
his Grst wife several months ago
which at most led to divorce, pro-
vided material for speculation here tor
day For months before her death
Mrs. Magin went TO the home of her
relatives in Dayton, Ohio. and while
she was. gone Fay GraAam-moved int-
the Mqgill home @that she might be
nearer. her school ichums Margaret
Shortly afterwards NIagill tele-
graphod his wife oloome back Re.
iaafes deoiare she exclaimed when The
message came: 1T cannot be Fred
for he is dead. They are afraid t'
tell mo" ,i..-..
Rpmors Of ia. suicide pact betweei
Alagill and bis wife were based on thil
report apdi IS said Mrs MaGill nevel
expected 70 returnc when she left fol
her Ohio homey crIer atr t-f
AdYices here are 20 the effect thaI
Margaret Magnl-has been remove,
from the Robinson Hotel in San deg
and information as to her whereabout
is unobtainable, Should it turn on
that the defense cannot secure her 70
a witness the case viii be stin furthe
complicated
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
NEWPORT WILL
HAVE NEW POSTOFFICE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. July as.-Newport is to
have new post Office building. POST
master Gallaher has decided to erect a
handsome dwelling on tho main street
The removal Of the post office VIII take
place about October.
Arrangements are under way for the
erection Of several new residences iu
Newport The local lumber yard has been
busy supplying contractors at New Castle.
Brandywine Springs. Richardson Park
and other places. There are eighteen
houses now under course of construction
within radius Of few miles Of sh s
place. The new brick building now being
built as an edition 70 the paint works.
Will be an attractive one. Complaint is
heard on sll sides regauiing ccsspoo's 's
The town commissioners fail to act and
the attepHion OF the State Board Of Health
VIII BE- called % the nuisance