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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-01
NeWsy Items from Antioch.

The combination Christmas
tree at Antioch was a success.
The ladies of the committee are
to be commended Tor their
faithful work to make the occa-
sion enjoyable.
The Antioch Sunday School
has never had brighter prospects.
Under the wise leadership of Mr.
w. j. Long, this school the com
ing spring will doubtless become
a power Gin this community, as
every one seems to be full of
hope.
Miss Ida Watts, the popular
and successful teacher of the
Antioch school, is spending
the holidays at her home in Che s..
ter county.
Misses Ida and Bessie West
are visiting Misses Josie and An
ME Blackmon at Hail Gold Mine.
Miss Bertha Stogner visited
friends at Kershaw this week.
Mr.. VIM. Mackey and Miss
Mary Small of Fork Hill section
were married the 26th at the re-
sidence of j. A. West, Rev. r..
I. Blackmon officiating.
Extensive preparations are
being made to entertain the
county meeting of the Farmers
Union. We hope for large at
tendance. The date is Thursday
and Friday, the 2nd and Sd of
January. In many respects the
Antioch local is the best in the
county
Occur De Lion.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-01

WE HAVE just received car of
Tennessee Wagons, all sizes, car
Columbia and Hamilton buggies and
also car Hackney buggies.-Gregory-
Hood Live Stock Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-01
How Christmas was SPENT
Aged Lady Celebrates Her
8oth Birthday--The Pub
lie Roads, and Suggestions
to Our Lawmakers as to
How to Improve Them---
Col. Springs ana Lancas-
ter's Growth.

Mark Slagle Christmas day. Az
ter dinner his venerable mother
said: My mother always told
me that | was born at S o'clock
on Christmas morning, S5 years
ago: so you see l have lived to
eat my 86th Christmas dinner y
She goes on crutches, caused
from fall, breaking a hip, many
years ago. She talks intelligent
ly about many things of by-gone-
days.
Mr.. SIagle says President
Roosevelt refuses to be buried in
Catholic grave yard. The an
swer is, he is not yet dead.
is going on the market
slowly, causing everything
around Osceola to be rather calm
and serene. Tangle-leg struck
some of the boys, causing them
TO holler few times like thew
were in a gum log--but they are
quiet now and Illuminating over
the past.
Our Representatives will as
semble about the middle of next
month to enact and amend our
laws. 1 wonder il tfieT vii! one
time think of our road and road
laws and do their duty, one of the
srandest works of their lives es.
Peclally along that line. 1t
might be we'll for them to travel
over our roads little before
they start to Columbia, and if
they do, wouldn't be surprised
if they should break the record
trying to amend our present road
laws. Friend Slagle says the
road in front of the Capt. Steele
.old home place, near Steele Hill,
is so bad that he can hear the
travellers down there whooping
and yelling, but he doesn't know
what they are doing below.
Now friends, our representa-
tives, you may find that a local
option law would be the best
plan upon which to build good
roads. | think taxation is the
only solution to the question in
Lancaster county. The greater
part of the soil in this county is
red and hilly, like in Mecklen-
burg county, n. c.. Our people
are industrious and intelligent
and have always proved true and
loyal to each other and to their
country, but they have been dor
mant along the lines of this road
question. The Mecklen burg and
Union county people awoke and
saw their need, went to work
are building their roads. Our
people have been content with
mud holes, gullies and rocks in
the roads. Yes, we have thous.
ands of cart loads of rocks, but
we are not ready to place them
where they belong.
A few years ago Lancaster
town was little old, muddy,
dilapidated place. But one
bright morning, bright, intel
igent fellow by the name of Col
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-01-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In the Probate Court.
by j. Z stewman, Esquire,
Probate Judue

- = A'NIM n4tut IhQulfG.
Probate Judge
Whereas, Mary d. Orr, of Loncast.r
w Co., said State, has made suit IN
me to grant her Letters of Administration
ci the Estate of and effects of Lewis Sow.
ell deceased.
THESE a RE- THEREFORE,, to cite
and admonish all and singular the kindred
ana creditors of the said Lewis Sowen
decd that they he and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate. 70 ba
heid at Lancaster Court House. on the
zhd day OF January. next, after pubHci-
ton hereof, at l ] O'Clock in the forenoon. In
SHOW cause. if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand, this lG day of
December, Ammo Domini, 1907.
j. E. STEWMAN,
Dec. IL, 1907
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
RED Oak TEACHERS IN LUCK
COmely Delegation of IOWanS Escape
SnOwstOrm by Coming 10
Omaha

The Red Oak sChOOlma' ans must have
had an intuition or a "hunch' or something
of that sort. The sprlEhuy delegation Of
twcnty-seven escaped six inches Of snow
which fell Thursday night IN their fair city,
according to statements Of travelling men
Friday morning.
yes, We see Judga Smith Mop son once
in a while, % said Martina Anthony, one Of
the comely young women who swings "A
ferule at home, He is away a good deaf
OF the time, however"
Does Red Oak look up 20 him and that
sort Of thing? ?" was asked Miss Anthony,
We'll, he has a lovely house, was the
reply, 81 suppose she continued, that
it is something OF a case OF a prophet be-
ing not without honor save in his own coun-
try OF course, we really do hold the dis
~tinguished judge IN high esteem"
Omaha looks pretty good 10 Red Oak.
asserted Miss Nan Beeson, who is one Of
the most comely Of the comely cluster Of
young women who have been staying at
the Paxton and not caring whether school
kept or not. We like omaha and We hope
that Omaha likes US"
Miss Jessie Stewart praised the Omaha
schools, which she and her colleagues have
found time 70 visit, as well as the looking in
At the big stores and perhaps a turn OF VIC
at the Orpheum.
Miss Stewart admitted that the Red oak
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

on 1.-The First Commandment Evening
worship at $50. Sermon on The Second
Commandment F~ive-minutc sermon for
children i'm connection with the morning
service. Sabbath school at noon.
All Saints Church, Twenty-siNth and
Dewey Avenue-HOly communion every Sum
day at 100 a. m. sunday school aud church
school at 9:45 a IN. Morning prayer ana
sermon at II. Nesper service at A. Miss
Howe will he on hand At every service 10
take charge OF young children and thus
allow the parents to enjoy the services,
ST. Mary's Avenue Congregational. st.
Mary's Avenue and Twenty-seventh-Morn-
ing worship at 1879. Sermon by the pas
tor, tue Rev. l.. o. Baird. Sunday school
at noon. The opening VeSper service OF
the season at $3.50 o'clock. with special
music by the new quartet. Frank j. Res
Ter. director. Y. p. S. {. L, at 545 p. m.
North Presbyterian, Nineteenth and
ing worship at 1880, theme, Gods Rally
Exercises; Young Peoples society OF
Christian EndeaNor at $50 p m, eyenihs
congregations meeting at 8 O'Clock
Wednesday evening.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Twenty
first and Binney, John 4 Spyker, Pm, D.,
~Pastor-Sunday school at $3.50 a. M;
preaching service at 1915 a. m. subject.
profit and Loss; or Demands and Dir
3 p. m; Fpworth league at $3.50 p ~;
Lessons From Leaves prayer meeting
Wednesday at S p. m
First Baptist, Twcnty-ninth Avenue and
Harvey, the Rev. J. W. tonlry, ID D.,
Pastor-services at 1880 a. m. and 1880
u n. Morning sermon, The Church I'm
the Light of Its Membership In the
evening there will be a special musical
program and the pastor will speak briefly
on "The Ministry Of Sacred Song sun
dsv school al noon. N1uug Peoples meet
inE al 6.aJ %. M. Bethany branch First
Pap;Ist. 2sD L~cav-uNorth. sundsy school
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

Plans are being made for the Halloween
party Monday, November 2, which will be
a masquerade party for members only.
The membership committee will give a
party Monday evening at s O'Clock. The
entertainment will be a novel one, consist
etc. There will be refreshments. Admis-
sion Is by membership tickets only.
Rev. e. w. Blew OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Theological seminary will speak at the
gospel meeting Sunday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock. Mrs. George Tilden will preside.
Mrs. Walter II. Dale will nave charge of
the singing. Refreshments will be served
at $50 O'Clock. All women are invited.
The In-His-Eame circle will hold its usual
monthly meeting Monday evening. Supper
will be served at 6:l6 o'clock. followed by
an address by Miss Winifred II. Lyford
on the new social settlement work i'm
Omaha Miss Lyford Is in charge of that
work. The meeting will close in time for
the social to be given by the membership
committee.
The state convention OF Young women's
Christian associations Of Nebraska is in
session at Grand Island. The following
delegates are attending from the local asso-
citation: Mrs. Emma F. Byers, general
secretary; Miss Frances NJ. Crittendeu.
assistant secretary; Miss Lillian G.. Lotus,
membership secretary; Mrs. Clark McGrew
from the 3. B. BIS. and Miss Ora Johnson
from the Business Girls club. Miss Flor
BOARD, is among the speakers, also Miss
Laura Wild OF the state university. The
conference for city workers is in charge OF
Mrs. Albert Candy, president Of the Lin
coin association. Mrs. Emma F. Byers of
Omaha is toastmistress at the fellowship
liver the address at the sunday afternoon
meeting for women,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

farmer would not know, therefore, the wis,
dom Of owning a bank.
Mr.. Shallenbergcr spoke first In the hall
at Twentieth and S streets, South Omaha,
whore sixty-four people gathered. At
Eighteenth and Vinton he spoke to eighty:
1873, the banner audience ~ the evening,
greeted him I'm the Bohemian hall at Thir.
teenth and Martha streets, But sixty-one
people composed the audience at Twenty.
second and L"oavcnworth streets, eighty.
ore. mostly colored people, wearing Taft
and Jefferis buttons. Z Fourteenth anH
Douglas streets and at the last meeting az
Twenty-first and Cunning streets ne talked
10 cighty-fiyc men and boys.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
SHALLENBERGER TOURS OMAHA
Talks 10 rive Hundred People All
Told at six Different
Meetings,

Failing TO say anything about the popu-
list platform upon which he stands and
which declares Tor county option, but talk
ing altogether on the labor question, the
guaranteeing Of bank deposits and the prop
IS tiun II home rule for the cities Of Omaha
and South Omaha, Ashton G.. Shallen-
berger, democratic candidate for governor
spoke 10 900 men and boys in the two cities
last night The candidate spoke In six
places between the hours OF q and II
O'Clock, the 500 people being divided be
tween the different places.
While in the previous campaign b" Waged
the candidate talked from the standpoint
IL a farmer. last night Mr. Shallenberger
talked from the standpoint Of a banker,
having bought back his bank after the
agitation Of deposits was brought W.
From this standpoint, therefore, he tried
to convince his. hearers that the guaranty
proposition Is a good thing and he, a
banker, knows he told the people. A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

at 9 p. m. Gospel meeting Thursday at
5 p. m.
Kountsc Memorial Lutheran. Twenty
SiSth and Farnem, Rev, John i. Hummon,
subject, Tie Partisan Spirit evening
service at 1:45, subject, The Great Re
fusal;' special music at tho evening serv-
Ice, under the leadership Of Henry Book;
at i m. Oscar T. Goodman. superin-
tendent; Christian EudeaEor deyUtiru4l
meeting at Gas p. m,
First Methodist Episcopsl-Tre pastor.
Rev. Dr. Frank Lafayette LovCland, will
preach at both morning and evening serv-
ices; morning theme, 'The Fiery Fur
mace evening subject, THE Modern Doc
trine Of Equality IN Material and Spiritual
World Music BY great chorus choir,
emit. Young peoples rally at $50 p. IN.
Seats In this church are free.
CASTELAR, Presbyterian, Sixteenth and
Castelar,, Rev. Ralph n. Houseman, Minis
trr-At l0:S0, The Baneful Boast ns Of the
Babel builders Billie s-hool at noon,
Young Peoples meeting at $3.50. At 800,
Harvest Home the second Of the series
of autumEal Sunday evening themes. Music
and decorations to accord with the senti-
ment r. the service. Mems mi visionary serv-
lee Wednesday evening at 7;45, followed at
$40 by teachers training C.ass.
calvary Baptist, Twenty-fifth and Ham
llton, Rev l. II. Curry, PdstJr-Serytces
a161erne, a Mans WiiooTx!p' W evening" ITG,"'"s
Peril of the Home" third in the series
on Home Making and Home Breaking
Bible school az II m, young peoples
annual meeting II me ciurch: Wednes-
day, $ p. m, devotional service. Calvary
Baptist Branch rhirty-fouIlh and sew
Friday. 8 ?. m. devotional service.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
MULFoRO GETS THREE YEARS
Former Captain Of Omnhn Guard
sentenced to Prison In
Manila.

Harry b. milford, a former resident Of
Omaha, has been sentenced u serve two
years, eleven months and ten days in Bill
bid prison and also TO repay $500 to tie
insular treasury, according 10 a Manila
paper under date of September 10. '
Milford, who was captain Of the Omaha
Guards at the outbreak Of the Spanish.
American war, was cashier ana his wife
vice president Of the American bank OF
Manila and ne was convicted Of false en-
tries and substitution OF forged notes for
legitimate assets of the bank. His appIi-
cation for a pardon was denied by the
governor general
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
Charcoal Kills
Bad Breath
Whether From Decay In the stomach
or Teeth, and VIII Stop
Stomach Gases.
wnlow Charcoal As-t For Use.


Charcoal has been used for absorbing
four Odors and neutrsliEing u~oxious gases
for celturies.
Dupont, the powder manufacturer,
harmed that willow shoots two 10 three
years OF age made the best charcoal. 1t
Is most porous.
Feud breath, whether from stomach or
or teeth, pyrosis cor gastric pain, diar-
hosR and constipation simply cannot
exist under the action OF charcoal.
Charcoal oxidiIes all gases. or in other
words, changes foul smelling odors into
oxygen. thereby doing away with all foul
ness and rendering even such gases bene-
fetal to the system by giving It more oXy-
gen. The lungs purify the blood with oxy-
gen from the air. Dying patients have
oxygen administered to their systems arti-
fiesliy and live for days under this treat
msat.
stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are made
from willow shoots and sweet honey. Thu
they are palatable, strong and natural.
No medicine is used whatever, but the
peculiar Stuart process gives them a de-
eidsd charm and efficiency which endears
them to all consumers.
One may use them as one likes. Eating
one every once in awhile insures pure
breath. while the common method Is TO eat
two or three after meals and Al bed time.
They work very fast and their use is a
most excellent habit to form. In a short
time you will learn that their Influence has
improved bowel action wonderfully; simply
nv giving to the bowel a waste product to
carry off that has no gaseous formation TO
KIN and destroy lite nerves and membranes,
Every druggist carries stuart's Charcoal
Iozsnges. price Is cents, or send us your
name and address and we will send you a
trial package By mail free. Address +. 4.
stuATt Co. 800 stuart Sldsr Marshall, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

girls here on this little jaunt were all quite
young, but refused to explain the fact
Another Of her party volunteered that the
reason was not that an uukind school board
weodcd out all old school teachers, but that
Red Oak school teachers all married carly,
The news will cause AN abundance OF
applications for a chance TO teach the young
Red Oak idea.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

The First German Presbyterian church,
S5 North Eighteenth street, will hold its
annual reformation-mission service Sunday.
Rev. Lucas Abels Of Hickman. Neb, will
be the speaker Of the day and will deliver
appropriate addresses both morning and
evening, at 1880 a. m. and 7:4j p. m. Rev.
Mr.. Ables is one OF the leading German
ministers in the synod Of Nebraska and
an able and powerful pulpit orator.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

versities. He is the author Of many books
and has been editor-in-chief or associate
editor OF numerous publications like The
Worlds Orators" and has also been an
editorial writer for the Baltimore Sun and
other prominent eastern papers. In sd-
ditioD. he has been a lecturer to many
historical and educational societies.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

A prohibition lecture will be given Fri
day, october 30, at the Swedish Methodist
Episcopal church, Nineteenth and Burt
streets. by the Rev. Leonard stromsberg,
a pastor at keene.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

The men OF CASTELAR, Presbyterian church
have fc= upwards OF eighteen months as
suElcd responsibility for one midweek serv-
ice a month. This layman's organization Il
called 9TH Forward Movement" Its
themes are missionary in character. and 10
the cause OF evangelization It contributes
Sic0 a year. Wednesday evening they will
pressn. the subject. The Protestant occu-
patton Of China from 1870 to 1896"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

The first OF a series OF three lectures by
DR.. Guy Carleton Lee, an historical writer
and editor. will be given at the Young
Mems Christian association. Wednesday.
Tho lecture, which is under the auspices
of tina association. will be devoted to
present-day problems. DR.. Lee has been a
professor or lecturer In Dickinson college
and Columbia and Johns Hopkins uni
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

Bishop John J.. Nuelsen, d. d., will
preach at the Hanscom Park Methodist
church Sunday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

The Tri-City Baptist quarterly missionary
meeting will be held Friday at First Bap-
list church. Council Bluffs. Mrs N. b.
Riarden will speak OF her experiences in
foreign lands.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

Prof. Henry Book Is training an orchestra
for the Cromwell entertainment to be given
in the Auditorium under the auspices OF the
Kountze Memorial Lutheran church. Those
composing the orchestra, TO the number of
twenty-five. meet every Monday evening
IN the basement OF the church.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
TOPICS OF The DAY OF REST
Rev. I. B. Greenlee Will Be Installed
Clifton Hill Pastor.
EUELSEN AT HANsCoM PARK
TrinIty Methodist Church viii Hold
rally Day Exercises for the
SHbbat SehOOl In the
MsrhIng.

Rev. Thomas u. Greenlee, Pm. D., Will
be Installed as pastor OF Clifton Hill Pres
b, teriuu church Tuesday evening at 7:ij.
Several Omaha puBtUfs will assist In the
installation services, key. Jesse I. VIII
BON Will preside and PROFOUND the consti-
tutionzl questions. Dr.. Nathaniel McGifiin
viii pissen the sermon. DR.. Stephen Phelps
OF Bellevue will deliver the charge to the
p.ople ana REV. Henry Qulckenden will Dc
liver the charge to the pastor
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, TWEEN
ty-first and Binney streets, Will hold rally
day exercises for the Sunday school or the
church at 800 Sunday morning. The largest
part OF the exercises will be given over TO
the primary department. An effort IL be-
ing made to have all babies OF the conSre-
cation and community present upon that
day. Fifteen hundred excursion tickets
1ottsn Nm in the form Of railroad tickets,
49,. bssn distributed. These are unique
ana purport to carry the passenger over
The methodist route" upon that day from
IN. home polnt' to the union station,
which IL the corner Of Twenty-first and
B.nney streets. The tickets contain a con-
tract, general instructions and resemble a
long railroad ticket in their general fea-
lures. The public is invited to this service
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

Advertise in The Bee, the paper that goes
into the homes Of the best people.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

Bee Want AIS are business boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

Mrs. Resler.
Frank ]. Reeier, tenor and director: MIS-.
Harry Jennison. soprano; Miss Minnah
Weber. oontralto; William Grigor, basso;
Mrs. Frank J. Resler, organists
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

The Omaha Methodist Episcopal Preach
ers' union will hold an opeh meeting Mon
day afternoon at 1880 O'Clock In the audi
forum OF the Young Mems Christian ssso-
citation building. Rev. J. NJ. Bothwell Of
South Omaha will preach and the public is
invited to attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

The quartet at st. Mary's Congregational
church will CIV a special musical service
at the first yesper service Sunday at 4;SO
y. m. The following program will be given;
Prelude-Sous les Bots ............ Durand
Mrs. Resler.
Christian. the Morn Breaks sweetly
nnv nNnnA'H Shelley
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

Seek Ye the Lord" ................ Roberts
Mr.. Rcsler and Quartet
PostIude-March. from the Sixth Suite,
on. $50 Lachner
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
hARTHAk'S SP .CtAL 1879
- n LEA

ADMINISTER RUGS
An Administer Rug OF such excel
lent quality positively never sold in
Omaha before at such an amazing
~ low price. This is "A value that
will surprise the most experienced
rug buyers. These rugs are made
for long and satisfactory service.
Made the best the weaver knew
how, and he stands at the head Of
the rug WedveTs of America. We
are showing an extra ~ 4 EO
large assortment Of ~
patterns from which
to select. At only ......
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
Music al First Baptist church;
MORNING. 1870.

Music al First Baptist church;
MORNING. 1870.
Prelude.
Anthem-I Am Alpha and StalnoI
Response. E1ahuol
organ Offertory .....,......,.;. f1aanSTgg
GH,rapo Snip-I consider the Lilies. ... loplft
Mrs. l.. T. Sunderland.
Iostluds 49,. ,.......'.; ;'';,r
two spec.al organ selections by MISS
GOu.tsr. -
Otssn Prclude. ...,....,.. Ambrose ho"ia7
invocation " the Pastor.
q prano to Me the Gates..
bSONOth
Miss Gates.
Prayer by the
Response by the Choir. ...'...'1.,..x
Organ OiteTtOTN ....s. ,.ss..-. $3.50 'hSSs
Auinen-tark Hark! My Soul...... Sheley
Mrs. Harter and Choir.
Brief Sermon by Pastor.......:.,,.',....
Bass sulo-Rock OF Ages. Herbert Johnson
Mr.. Nixon.
Postlude-March Pontificale. 80. Lemmehs
Miss NJ. Boulter, organist ana director'
-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25

Quartet.
Trio-walk in the Light .......... Marston
MT. Resler, Miss Weber, Mr.. Grigor.
Cffertory-Melody in A flat .......... West
Mrs. Resler.
These Are They" 0rom the Holy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-14
Nv LOUIS TRACY,

COPYRIGHT 1903. BY EDWARD J. GLOBE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-14
AMBusHED. IN LONELY SPOT.
Gang Of Men Attack Hotel Keeper
and Kill Him.

2N0 H\Iu
New York, Aug. ,4.--Ambushed IN
lonely spot known as "Murderer's
Field" on the Lincoln road, In the
Flatbush section of Brooklyn. late las.
night. Pietro Barilla, q we'll to do hotel
keeper of Woodhaven, was attacked
and killed by a number Of men. Bariiia
is thought to have gone to the place
to keep an appointment as letter was
found on his person, seemingly writ
ten in blood. Barilla rode to the scene
on a bicycle and carried magazine
revolver, which he nearly emptied in
desperate defense Persons nearby
heard shots and rushing to the place
saw men fleeing across the fields. Bar
lila was found dead with four stab
wounds in his breast and back and two
bullet wounds. The slayers were evil
IDENTIFY frightened away before they had
an opportunity to rob the victim, II
that was their motive, as large roll
Of bills and gold watch were left. An
tonic Del Mario, a cousin Of Barilla, IS
held awaiting an investigation.
From several letters found in the
dead mans pocket, it seems certain
that Barilla was a victim Of black
hand plot. The police assert that the
same band that hacked and hewed
man to pieces several months ago and
dumped the dismembered body
wrapped in oil cloth, near the scene
Of last nights killing, is responsible for
Barilla's death.