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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
PASSAIC SCHOOLS WILL
KEEP the FAIRY TALES

Fairy tales and fables Will continue
TO be read in the public schools of
Passaic n j, even though larry A.
Hettema and John Adams. school
trustees, strenuUusly Oppose this class
Of literature. At meeting OF tAe
School Board last night these two
members made an unsuccessful effort
to exclude all text books containing
such subjects
Superintendent WoOd!py and Mr.
Sesar, a trustee, defended the books
which the two trustees - vigorously
condemned
Hans Christian Anderson fairy
tales. Mother Goose" Robin Hood.
ARABIAN Nights. 'Grimms Fairy
Tales" ard rabies and Rhymes" are
among the books which hav" fallen
into d!srepate with the two members
OF the rasgaic Board CT Education TO
amend the superintendent ) r"qniSi-
ton for text books, declared that he
did not approve of fairy tales as
reading matter for children, and ex-
pressed the opinion that money be-
ing GApSHutu iCf suCn WI No WIS Nv
ing thrown away. when ii might t.
probably expended for books OF his
tory or some subject OF practical
value. Mr.. Adams. who seconded the
motion expressed similar sentiments
and in forceful terms denounced the
authors of the fairy tales which have
been widely read for many genera
tons. The motion was lest.
After the adjournment CT the meet
ing the members discussed the ques-
ton in an informal manner for more
than an hour Mr.. Hattema aid
that Dutch parents objected to nav
ins their children READ fairy tales anu
that he had received many complaints
frcm parents on .cCount. CT some OF
the books used in the schools In
Paterson, he said. the Dutch inhabi-
t2nts haze established private
school simply Tor IhC reason that the
school authorities ..aG declined 10 bar
this class of literature from the school
rooms. He intima!cd that similar &C
ton might be taken in Passaic.
1, is understood that Messrs. Hattie
ma and Adams will continue their
fight on the fairy tales and that the
question will be brought up at the
next meeting CT tie Board of Ednca-
tion.-New York Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
WINS King Cr?.
CBy AsSocfztp Pres.

NEWPORT. Z. l.. AEE.. 10-Al
though next 10 the last 20 start and
the lest to finish in re New YORK
Yacht Clubs race for the Kings cup
to-day. the As foot slcop Avcnger
owned by Robert Emmons. OF Boston
won the trophy presented by King Ed
ward VII by the handsome margin CT
8 minutes s second; from Commodore
Cornelius Vanberb:lt's :loop Aurora
and witch VS. the second ir:t on
time allowance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Russia is the c0aa:ry taat has made
lowest CHANCES in is stamps. In
nearly 30 years Russia has bgsught
out Only c.rh: distinctive designs This
most sxtIaraEaIt II nc production OF
new d signs arc the Central American
REPUBLICS. For cx.Dgie. Salvador,
with a population Of $4,000 and an
area rrcilcr than that Of New jersey,
issued a nov al. stinctiTe series o!
postage s.aTrs ca,h year between
1890 and 1901
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
OFF FoR BRYAN NOTIFICATION
Chairman Mack Will Hold Conference
Witt: E"yar.
nv Associated P.eSs)

CHICAGO. Ills. Aug. 1n.-Chair-
u?r Mack. Of the Democratic nation
al crmmi'lee left for l.i"c@'n tonight
to attend the Bryan Motif "ation.
While there Re win discus III MIR.
BRYAN the personnel Of the subconI-
mi. tee which IS tc mango -ha cam
pai2n ~ re E"G' The campaign
box and the Genera! outline c: the
camraian will also he taken up Chair
mar Mack expects formally &c C?en
tie New York hcainu"rteri of the
committee t?-'y neA: week was
said tonight tina; no definite plan Ids
IS let been reached as TO campaign
fund
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

similar to that in 1856. when his IA
thor conducted his campaign.
This is the frst time in many
years. except IN the case Of Repre-
sentative Litt4eh"ld, of Maine" said
MIR. George. that President Samuel
GCalpcIs OF the American Fed Grafton
Of Labor, has been in a political fight.
It is very significant"
In his opinion. trades unions wero
more in politics this year than he hat
eyer known them TO be. There are
conditions, he said. such as hard
times and labor injunctions. that have
arouse !. the laboring men to action.
In the course Of his lectures in
Kansas anu Nebraska Mr.. George. In
CIDER to test the temper Of his audi
ences on the politica! situation, cas-
ually mentioned. the name OF Nj.
Bryan. He told the Democratic nom
inee that If the enthusiasm display
ed was au indication of the feelihg
toward him, these states are surely
Democratic
The members of the notification
committee are rapidly coming in. To
morrow n meeting o! the managers
will he held in Lincoln
One of these will be between Chair.
man Mack and the members of tie
exCCItive committee and the other
c:wcen Mr. Mack AMI the commit
tee appointed to" compile the text
book. In the Afternoon, it is said. Mr..
Mack will go out 10 Fairview
where he AMI the Democratic nom.
inee will discuss the general aspect
and condition OF the campaign
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
SathcI;e Federation IN S-es,on.
(Rv Associated freSsy.

Boston. MASS, Aug. l0.-Favor
ed with delightful w.ath,r the SCENT
national convention If Catholic Fed
Grafton gathered It's session here ia
day. The meetings will be held unit
Thu-sday Of this week. The da'
orencd with solemn hirh mass at tn
Church OF the Immaculate Conception
Very Rev. Gcorge II. Patterson. thu
vicar genc-ai Of the archdBcese off
ciatcd and was ag.isfcd ~ Rev. F2
Their Jas5cs J. N.rphy. Is deacon AM
Rev. Father Redmond Walsh. $. j. 4!
srb-lcacrr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Bar. Lose. s. Is ~ es!c,
n;r Associated Prcssl

NEW YORK August N. 49, The
ia-k Jchr swan. Captain Mitchell Ar
riv.g hrr, today Ia tn tow o. n"
tug Prudence from Nov b7nsGI'
Cove. ura- Boaufori. y. C.. with ''~s
9! fc-,masi boom asd main @s.17S'
fp-ir- h~avy wtstrrt Wifi" h"Trd
f-~p Iarts.av.Ile with Iumh~r ihr
hs-t sas olI'Eher 10 Pot iHio CaHs
I.rotau, C-ve. having lost foremas'
ssd al sails attached.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Vaudeville ono Pictures

At nrcaInlani this week. in addi,
tiCn TO the G2uG-Ncison fight pictures.
two vaudeville acts ami an illustrated
song are offe-c-i. TIL" vaudeville per
formers are Jack Trainer a Hebrew
comedy man. and Leslie and Patty, in
a song and dane" comedy sketch.
Large crowds saw the SHOW yesterday
att"rnoon and last night
The management has made an ar
rangement with a Petersburg theater
by which the bill at E:eamlard will
lie changed twice weekly. The bill
will he presented Thursday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
CONVICT AT GRAVE
Continued from First Page.D

that he could not order the arrest Of
the boy.
LEI. Chr the Farm.
But It is not necessary to do that. =
said NE Roy. Il am on nv way hack
to the farm. and ! will go there on
tie first train. when can T get away?'
Mr. Owen said that the arst train
would leave here a: 1920 this morn
iEg. ard the two men went down 10
the station and left for the farm-the
old man on his way back home and
the boy to serve his unexpired term.
The boy ;Oid all about his leaving
the place, and II was asce 4 aimed that
be had told the truth in every way.
The dogs were put on his trail soon al
ter his escape wss noted. hut l'scapsa
Of the heavy rain IL had ben impo:-
sible 10 track him and ke made his
escape
The Young man has 4 fine face. Is a
typical mouBtaincer and speak calm
l. and with directncss. He did not
seem TO dread the completion OF his
torn. apparently willing To undergo
whatever additional term there NAV
he IN store '5r him after he had beca
hack TO his home and had a chance
10 see this cid \ther ar>'o visit the
rraye os rs mother.
O. TIE boys father had about enough
TnoEcy LETT 70 take hin hack to his
mountain hcmc-and loneliness There
he will struggle along and avail; the
CCnipg Of his hoy 10 Chez and CON.
fa.t him in his declining years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
DSuble Eur!sr and SUICIDE.
;Rv SSnciatpd prpSS1.

NEW YORK. Arg l0.-Ernest
ScitZ VIC last night sho- ami killed
Mrs. Bertha Hocd al hc- home IN
Rrocklyn ard fatally injnred N.Y.
Hood year and half cd baby. died
in. the Pro3klyn hCspitll shortly 70
fore midnight tonight from the effect
Of the wound inflicted upon himself
Mrs. HuCd's b"hv. a victim from bal
lot from Saitz's revolver di, i TO la.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Calendar for Today.
Buoys in Roads Out Of Place.

following notice to mariners:
Hampton Reads. Hampton bar east
end buoy, d lis 3d-claES can. was r"'
ported out CT position on August J.
about 10 wards to the Westward of its
correct pc iton. and will be replaced
in position as soon "a practicable.
Hampton RoatS. Willoughhy Spit
hell buoy. II. found dragged out OF
position. was replaced in position on
August d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

MCi7rby (steTnlyb-I hear you're
so'''nV rakeam, from both the repair
man and the ire dealer.
Nov Chauffeur Gin surp-iseD-Bu f.
sir. Jiint You advcriis" fer an cXper.
i"accd chauffeur who thrUurhIy IN
Gor.,nod his business ?-Pucs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Two Steamers Loading Grain

The Furness- Witty liner Rotterdam
and the Holland America liner Soes-
tdyk are loading part cargoei OF
grain at Chesapeake e. Ohio grain
pier No. 5. The former is taking
about 10000 bushels Of wheat and
tho latter about 10000 bushels Of the
same commodity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Schooner Mary W. Bowen in Dock.
Fer the purpose of having her hull
below the wa:erline c:eaned and
pair ed. the fvr-masted sChocne"
Mary w Bowen. Captain Chase, wa
hauled ont in dry dock No. ,. at the
shipyari, yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Monday, August 10, 1908.
Arrived.

Schooner Lucinda Srttnn, O'Rri"n,
RancHr-to George T.. Warren Coal
Company IN ballast.
Barge Francis S. Hampshire from
Anyns Point-to Chesapeake & ONO
Coal and Coke Compan%.
barge Florida from Providi
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and Cox"
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
VIII Load at Baltimore.

The British steamship Daltonhail
which arrived here Saturday from
I-cndon with 1.2GO tons ri imports
will go to Baltimore TO load an ex'
mort cargo for the return trip 10 Eng
Lard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

FAN FRANCISCO. CAL. A"guEt IA
Hr.sa lie. General Funston ''-5 !CrT"
&. over the command o. iii" d. paTi.
rcnt ri California arr vi! leave
this week for Frri LaveE~7Ti n
Eansas. where he viii take charE7
oI the cavalry school
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Saved b. Buggy WHIP.

STANTON. W. August Ia. r.
mgr Fey. Of ATErSfa comfy. narrowly
eSrapeS drnyp'-~ Str-ir- ~ Th-4
tian's Creek He was on his way TO
church ani vii" rrytB= to forI 1,
swollen si-uam n hIsyy was WoSh,
81 avsy aJi his N"-se perishc6. ScT
cal yGI-hs nsarb- hrari his cry for
help ard hurried 10 his assistance.
After a thrilling .Vrrr!encc h. was
pfriIcd oct Nv long bGEEy whip
extended - r p, from the shC-1.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
In Relieve Burns.

Make a salve Of powdered alum and
water and bind or the burn: the pain
will immediatofy ceasc.-NatiOnG
Magazine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Divorce in Sioux Falls.
U,. Associated Pressl.

SIOUX FALLS s. n. Aag l0.-Mrs,
Daniel Leroy I-ssger. who asst FEB
rrary esfabii hid : residence in SiouS
Falls. today got an absolute divorce
from Daniel ETesser. &C New YORK
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Coal fer Kingston. ia.

Car: wing $500 tons Of coal the Nor
wcg:an steamship Horta. Captain
Eiso. steamed from this port yester-
day for Kingston. ia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

II would h. about as wise TO con-
cea, the fact tba, you mad broken a
bone as to conceal Through failing
In ADVERTISED the fact that you. want
oil /, tenant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Rerore Ne Vas Known,

They say your brother used to have
great luck rs fisher-Ian." Yes. he
did. Nearly everybody used &c believe
Pick METH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
LOCKS HrwsIIe IN PRISON

\ man Who ncEiecis 10 take H.
rtSri tonic when h. Is -un down by
ov"Twork or rcTyouz strain locks him.
self m from tho pursHAoi life Cox
inc ri'lR arc Ii" grcaff@ q all tonnes
.U- al a! TVS 81 nrrVc weakness in
mnn ard NCr1rr Price 81 4 boT. 6
hoes s. with fun guarantee ScTine
PrIg restore cpfrvy when al other
tos:es fsiL-FoS sale By all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
S-iieG.

Steamers Hnrda (NorD Kingston;
Cnndall 'RrD i.iverronl; Fay City.
k"cne. Boston
Schooner Dorothy B. Barrett. Irwin,
Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Cleared.

Steamer !Ioida (Nor) Eide, nlnG,
st n-Berwnd-White Coal Company.
Steamer Cundall (Br) Griiritns,
7 iverpoolFurness-Withy 4 Company
Lid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

The British steamship Victoria ar
rived in pert Yesterday from Norfoii
TO load a cargo Of coal here for Ha
vana, Cuba.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

At the Bel.
Large audiences saw the pictures
al the Bell last night. The Rene
cade" is one CT tre best films ever
show here. 4 violin mas been aide!
to the Bells orchestra.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
BRYAN HEARS MANY
ENCOURAGING REPORTS

Continued from FRS. Page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

The healthy woman, strong men
tally and physically, whose anbi-
ton and magnetic influence urge
men to deeds of grandeur and hero
ism; such women are all-powerful.
Weak, sick and oailing women
have little ambition; their own trou.
bles occupy all their thoughts They
dwell upon their pains, suffer from
nervousness and headaches; often
are extremely melancholy, and
avoid society. For thirty years
LYDIA EPlNkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
has been saving women from this
awful condition.
hrs. Louise Jung, of 332 Chestnut
St., Detroit, Mich, writes:
az suffered from very severe female
weakness for . long time. Lydia f.
stored ny health. hope it will do other
women as much good as IL hss me.
Mrs. Emma, Wheaton, of Vienna.
". Va, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
II was q walking shadow. Ny hus-
band insisted upon ny writing % you
aad trying Lydia F. finkhams vege.
table Compound. which did II re-
Hevcd all my pains and misery. and
made OF me a very different woman"
FACTS FOR SICK WohaEN.
For thirty years Lydia Z. Fink.
hams Vegetable Compound. made
from roots and herbs, has bcen The
standard remedy for female Ills,
end has positively cured thousands o!
women who have been troubled with
disylacemeats, inflammation, ulccTa
ton, irregularities, periodic pains.
backaclIr, that bearing-dswn feel
ing. dizziness, or nervous pros
tratioa. Why dOa's yGu try IT,
Mrs. Pinkhain, ct Lynn, Mass,
invites al sick wo:2en 70 write
her See edvice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

that he could not order the arrest Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-10

Thank YOU, I will" replied the chief
and he walked toward the cabin.
Murphy saw the chief few mo-
ments later seated in the cabin be-
tween the two lights, leaning back in
half reclining position,
It was about a 15-minute run to
the Mission street float and Murphy
was making good Roadway. with his
boat up to point on the ferry slips.
when one of the late Oakland boats,
crossing his bow, threw heavy swell
and forced the Patrol out of It's
course. The waves made steering
dificult and 1t was then that Murphy
called for Biggy. He looked down
through the cabin windows and was
surprised to find that Buggy was not
there. Hastily leaving the wheel he
rushed about the vessel In search 1t
the chief. In moment he realized
that Buggy had been lost from the
vessel. ..t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-10
MOROCCAN SULTAN
MAY SELL HIS HAREM

Casa Blanca, November 2L-A droll
report has reached here from Fee,
stating that Muley Hafid has manifest.
ed desire to enter into possession
of the harem of Abd.el-Aziz. II should
be noted that In Moslem states the
harem is regarded as mark Of SOY.
ereignty rather than as the private
and personal property ofsthe Sultan.
Still more comical, however, is the
assertion Of persons who enjoy the
intimate friendship of Abd.eLAziz.
namely, that the ex.Sultan is quite
disposed to fall In with the wishes of
his brother. 1t must not for mo-.
ment be supposed that. in his com.
plant attitude, Abd.el.Aziz wishes to
please Muley Hand: he would be will.
ing to make the concession for finan.
cial rather than for friendly reasons.
For II must be confessed, with the
modest resources now at his disposal,
Abd.el.Aziz finds II very difficult
matter to maintain the large number
of women who form the Sultanic
harem. He has, indeed. already been
thinking of selling a large number OF
the fair creatures-Circassians who
were sold to him by a French Jew OF
Tangier, who enjoyed the title OF Pro.
WIDER by Sheerefan Warrant to the
Imperial Harem. These Circassians
are women Of great beauty and i'm.
mense value, because Abd.el.Aziz was
a better connoisseur of that class of
merchandise" than he was of pianos
and motor cars.
II Muley Hafid should desire to pos.
sess the imperial harem, Abd.el.Aziz,
1t Is understood, would gladly hand It
over to him, the transaction being, of
course, conducted on a cash basis, and
1t Is even stated that bargain Is now
being struck.
At the present moment more than
two hundred women are lodged In a
house here belonging to the Govern.
ment, where also their imperial mas.
ter resides. They would all, with the
exception of about dozen favorites
OF Abd.el.Aziz, be packed on to Fec In
the event of the negotiations being
successfully conducted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPORTS )
ouoooucoe,ue>u>uoae>ooE
Dick Sullivan In
The Role of
Promoter
BOUT BETWEEN YOUNG NELSON
AND JACK M'FADDEN NOT
UNLIKELY

Upon the shoulders OF Dick Sulli-
van has fallen the impressarial man
tie of Hon. Joel Cohen, and already
the energetic middleweight is pre-
pairing for bout. During Cohen s
absence on the mainland, Sullivan
will have full charge of the local rs
tic sphere and will control the des-
tinies of the Orpheum as well.
Sullivan is now considering a bout
between Young Nelson and Jack Nc
Fadden. McFadden's showing against
Terry Saturday night has awakened
fans to the realization of the fact
that the red-headed man Is quite n
lad when 1t comes to the gloves, and
1t Is believed that he and Nelson can
draw quite a house.
Nothing definite has as yet been
done about the matter, but the pros
poets seem very good for u mill with
in the next few weeks. The date can
only be decided after the two men
have been brought together and reach
ed some agreement.
Nelson is u tough, heady fighter,
who knows how to handle his hands.
lie was to have fought Charlie Web
ster n couple OF months ago. but a
broken nose, received in a. practise
bout with Joe Lahey, incapacitated
him for service ut that time. He is
all right now, however, and, with q
few weeks training, will be able 10
put up a bang-up scrap.
Sullivan now has his eyes open for
a couple of good preliminary events.
There are several likely youths here
who have expressed desire to enter
the squared circle and demonstrate
their prowess, and the promoter does
not anticipate any difficulty In pro-
viding a couple Of curtain-raisers
that will satisfy the most fastidious.
1t is not unlikely that a definite
announcement may be forthcoming
some day this week, as Sullivan Is
not likely to let any grass grow un-
der his feet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-10
ART AS DISPENSED
TO BERLIN OFFICIALS

Berlin, November 2S.-Criticism of
the society called Die ScbonheIt has
been renewed during this week be-.
cause of the performance which II
gave last Monday night. This society
was formed about a year ago. Il IL
stated. the objects being the cuItiyo.
ton of physical beauty and the res.
toration of true morality. It's code
appeared to be that beauty and NOR.
atty are founded ON conformation TO
nature and conformation to nature
meant dispensing with clothes AS
much as pcAsible
II at first did nothing more than Is.
sue so.called artistic pbotoprapbs
Then II had performances called
"beauty evenings" to which only
members of Die Schonheit were ad.
mitted. The "beauty evenings" were
such a success that they soon were
opened to the public and took Berlin
by storm. A shameless sword dance
given Mt these performances achieved
enormous popularity.s
At last the Catholics and Iuthoro,s
protested against the performances
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-10
QUICK MONEY!!

Charlotte D. |. steere has sold three
lots, with a beach frontage, ncar Dia.
mond Head to II, NJ. Whitney for
$4,000. One month ago she purchased
the same property from C. w. Booth
for $4,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-10
POETIC SOUL.

Mrs. Stubb-"John, ! gave you a
bust of Shakespeare for your den
Do you appreciate it,"
Mr.. Stubb-"Well. | should say so,
Maria, always keep It near me"
Mrs. Stubb--"I am so glad. to hear
you have poetic soul, John"
Mr. Stubb-"Yes, Maria, | find that
bust the handiest thing | ever struck
for scratching Matches" .r.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-19
NEW DEMOCRATIC LEADER.
Rises to the Surface in California
 Politics.

Fresno, May 1S.-The anti organi- zation wing of the democratic party headed by Theodore A. Bell, gained control of the convention today and elected State Senator John B. San ford, temporary chairman without op- position, through the withdrawal from the contest of Mayor A. c. Harper, of Los Angeles, Gavin McNab's or ganization candidate, shortly before the convention met
 As a result of the victory over Me Nab. who has practically controlled democratic politics in the state for years, Bell is hailed as the new lead CT and the dominating power in the democracy of California. With the Bryan men in control, it is practically certain that the convention will send an instructed delegation to Denver Bell stated tonight that fully ninety per cent of the delegates favored Bryan.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-19
Identified Yesterday in the Course of an Autopsy on Seven DiSmembered COrpses
This Circumstance Indicates That in Single Night in September 1906, the Nurderess Added Three fo Her Horrible Private Cemetery.

deress. The stomachs of the four victims in this hole have been remov- ed and their contents are to be anal yzed for poison. The disappearance of Jennie Olsen, as well as the cOu- pie, occurred in September 1906, while Budsberg was disposed of in May 1907.
 The mystery surrounding the watch found on the person of Ray Lam phere,. when he was arrested, was cleared away today when J. G. Ram den, of North Dakota, who came yes terday to investigate the disappear ance of his half brother. Joe Moe, of Elbow Lake, Minn., identified the time piece as one owned by his brother when he left home. The numbers of the watch corresponded with the numbers in Noes possession. Lamphere said Mrs. Guinness gave him the watch.
 The bodies of the seven unidentified dead will be buried tomorrow in the potter's field. Christian services will be conducted over them and a small stone will be erected with an inscrip- ton telling of the circumstances of their deaths. The body of Jennie Ol- sen has been turned over to her rel atives. Budsberg's body today was shipped to lola, Wis, for burial.