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months OF winter il neglected. The most
remarkable offer ever made in this state
by regular physicians is made by the ply
sicians of the Morrow Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, who have made more cures
in the State OF Maine and can show more
testimonials from reputable people than
any other body OF physicians in the state,
in the treatment and cure of chronic and
nervous diseases, to say nothing about the
many successful surgical operations that
have been perfogmed without the loss of a
patient. Consult the records and you will
find that they have not signed death GER
tlficate in nine years, Notwithstanding
their offices are crowded from morning
until night, with patients suffering from
every phase Of disease that human flesh is
heir to. These startling cures made with
their original methods have won fof them
ness in this part of the country or else
where enjoy. Their remarkable diagnosis
of disease and wonderful X-Ray exanina-
tions and by the use of their phonendo-
scope to distinguish sounds OF the body,
their radiochemic substance to test secre-
tions (blood and urine of the body, their
electric light instruments, and their re-
fracted magno chemic skiascope to see
organs of the body, together with their
wonderful Instruments, it is easy for the
doctors to positively determine the pres
ence OF disease in any portion Of the
human body. This absolutely perfect
method of examination is at all sufferers
service. II you are sick and suffering,
why should you go to the old fogy doctor,
why not go to the specialist, who has had
experience in treating thousands OF dis
eases similar to your own. The physicians
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~ ,UNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

Harvey Robinson, of West Sullivan, was
aweek-end guest of Augustus Hayvy.
Moses Lewis and Leighton Springer, Of
Portland, are guests of their aunt, Mrs. l..
r. : pringer.
Misses Edna Donnell and Della Brig
don, high school graduates, are teaching
NJ Jonesboro.
Frank E. Blaisdell, who was in Boston
East week returned Saturday. Boyd Blais-
dell leaves for the Hub this week.
Rev Mr. Chase will preach at the
Methodist church Sunday, Oct. Il, in ex-
change with Rev. Miss Macomber.
The three masted schooner John s.
Beaehsm is loading paving at W. B..
Biaisdell & Co.'s wharf for New York.
The n. F. club of sixteen, which organ
med Thursday, will confine its workings
o various embroideries for the present.
Mir. Knight, grammar school teacher at
East Franklin, will conduct Epworth
league service Saturday evening, Oct. 10.
The Franklin and Sullivan ball teams
played on the home diamond Saturday,
Score to in favor OF the visiting team.
Pastor Macomber, Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
Dveiiey and Mrs. Nettie Dyer were among
those who attended the ministerial asso-
citation at West Sullivan this week.
Mrs. Blanche. Wilkinson and young
Who have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Swan and other relatives, have re-
turned home.
Franklin high school opened Monday,
8ept q, with the largest attendance ever
registered, and with renewed interest in
the several branches. The new principal,
A W. Austin, comes well recommended as
principal OF Guilford high during las.
year. Also Miss Tate, the assistant, U. of
NJ '06, assisting at Brownville high the
past year. 1t is hoped these teachers can
be retained through the year and thus
eliminate the feature of change each
term. Parents and friends are cordially
invited Co visit the school and judge for
themselves the -od work being done.
Schools opened Sept IA, with the fol-
lowing teachers: East franklin (gram-
mari, Norman F. r. knight (primary),
Miss Annie d. Clarke; Ryefield grammar,
MISS Mary V. Coffin primary, Miss Lettie
"A. Smith; Alder brook, Miss Catherine NJ.
Bunker; Franklin centre (grammar), w.
r Bragdon primary, Miss Cassie
Springer; West Franklin (grammar), Har-
vey L. Carter tprimsry), Miss Leila A.
Gordon; North Franklin, Albert L. Wass.
The pupils at Egypt, Georges Pond and
South Bay, being in number below the
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST EDEN.


d. w. Mckay has returned from visit
in Aroostook county.
william Mosley and family spent the
past week at Bar Harbor.
Little Miss Alice Ray. who has been in
Belfast the past summer, is home.
Mrs. Lillian Hamor has gone to jones'
port for few days visit with relatives and
friends
c. w. Kittredge and wife have gone to
Greenville Junction to visit their son,
Raymond Kittredge.
Miss Carrie Trip, Of Gouidsboro, has
been visiting her, sister in-law, Mrs. Leila
Trip, the past week.
ID. q. Hall and j. Lee Fogg have had ar
tesian wells drilled. Both have plenty of
water at a depth of about forty feet.
Three fires were started here recently,
but fortunately were discovered before
serious damage was done. One was set by
mischevious boys.
Mrs. Bosfeld. a Chinese missionary,
supplied the pulpit Sunday afternoon.
She gave thrilling scoornt of her escape
with frienGs from the, mountaii.s to the
seacoast in China curing the Boxer uI-
rising.
Sept. IS. NJ.
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WEST sroNINGTON.

A. w. Gott and Erwin Thurston are in
Bucksport this week.
Mrs. Tilden Fifeld and Martha Stinson
spent Saturday in Rockland.
Harold Stinson and Archie Barbour Wis
tied friends at Sedgwick this week.
Rev. Nathan Hunt left for his home in
Charleston Monday accompanied by
Pearly Austin.
H. G. Banks, OF Brunswick, who has
spent several weeks here left for Bar Har-
Dor Thursday for short visit before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Margaret Kelley and daughter
Alice, who have spent the summer here,
left for Nebraska Thursday. William
Annis, Of Sunset, has moved bis family
into Mrs. Kelley's cottage.
Oct. 5. mum.
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advertisements.
ARE MICROBES IN YOUR SCALP
Many Explanations Of Badness Have
Been Advanced. The Most Correct
. Is That Of Microbes.

The term ''microbe" refers to parasitic
plant or fungi also called bacteria.
microbe is SO small that it can only be de-
tected by the aid Of q microscope. Some
microbes are harmless, while others pro-
titles through the form Of their growth
or because of the diseases they create,
which diseases are infectious or conta-
gious.
Prof. Una, of Hamburg, Germany, and
DIR. Sabourand, the leading dermatologist
of France, discovered that a microbe
caused badness, and their theory has time
and again been amply verified through re-
search experiments carried on through the
observation of eminent scientists. This
microbe lodges in the Sebum, which is the
natural hair oil, and if permitted to -four
ish, it destroys the hair foilicles, and in
time the pores entirely close and the scalp
gradually takes on shiny appearance.
When this happens there is no hope of the
hair growth being revived.
Dandruff is contagious disease which
microbe causes, and later produces itching
scalp, falling hair and badness. Dandruff
rs Cdustu ny CnS lHIcrODe uiSeaStuS the
sebaceous matter, which dries up and
scales off. Sometimes the cuticle sur
rounding the hair allows the natural oil of
abe hair to force its way between the fakes
sof Eearf skin direct to the hair, and the
m1ierobe being beween the fakes force
3hem apart and they scale off as dandruff.
We have remedy which positively will
remove dandruff, extermnate the microbe,
promote good circulation in the scalp,
tighten and revitslize the hair roots, grow
hair and cure badness. We back up this
statement on our own personal guarantee
that this remedy, which is called RexalI
-.93o Hair Tonic, will be supplied free of
all cost to the user if it, fails to do as we
promiSeg 1t will also restore gray and
faded hsir to its original rich, glossy color,
if loss oeGOlor has been caused by disease,
Hair Ton{ AccOmplishes these results by
making eHkfy hair root, folIicle and pig
ahept glaAd strong and active, and by
stimulatin& tanatural flow OF coloring pig
ment into0e hair cells.
Rexau ss98" Hair Tonic is entirely free
from grease or sediment, is exceedingly
pleasant to use, and will not gum the hair
or soil the clothing or pillows.
We want everyone troubled with hair or
seal D ailments, even though they are bald
in spots, to try Rexall ''93'' Hair Tonic on
our guarantee. We exact no obligations
or promises, and simply ask you to give it
a thorough trial, and il not satisfied, tell
us, and We will refund the money paid us.
f. G. Moore, cor. opposite Postofice.
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special boat will leave Bar Hsrbor at 7.3
D. IN. for the accommodation OF members
from that section.
Miss Emma Carter, OF Whitneyville, is
this guest OF Jabez Myrick.
H. G. Smallidge and wife, who attended
the Amherst fair, are home.
Mrs. ADA Bunker, OF West Gouldsboro.
has employment at George Bickford's.
Mrs. William Coombs, who has been
visiting relatives at Lincolnville, is home.
George Bickford and wife are receiving
congratula. ions upon the birth OF a daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Geneva Milliken and Mrs. G. A.
Milliken, who spent the summer at Bar
Harbor, are home.
Hotel Hanover will be closed for the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. rockingham have
moved into rooms in the Bunker Il Tracy
block.
A. P. Havey, Of Sullivan, representative
elect, gave a free ball at the town hal
Wednesday evening. A large number was
in attendance.
Miss Minnie Morrison, of the Bar Har-
Dor telephone exchange, who has been Wis
iting her parents, d. A. Morrison and wife,
returned to Bar Harbor Saturday.
The w. c. T. U. met Sept. 30 at the home
of the president, Mrs. Caroline Guptill. 1t
was the first meeting since convention.
Two new members joined. All listened
with pleasure to the report of tine county
president, who attended the convention.
A social hour with refreshments followed.
Press Supt.
Oct
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sToNINGToN.

STONIN(TION.
Arthur Sherborne, Of Milo, is visiting
friends in town.
Homer Long, OF Bluehill, is clerking in
Noyes Bros. drug store.
c. p. Moon has moved into his new
house at Stonington heights.
Harry Richards, of Camden, is the guest
of Eugene Spofford and wife.
John Hagan, jr., is in town from New
York for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Joseph Eaton, who has been visit
ing friends in Portland, is home.
Mrs. Helen Barbour, one OF Stoning-
toms much respected women, is critically
ill.
District Deputy Miss Edith Lenfest, eff
Thomaston, will inspect Juanita chapter
Oct. is.
DIR. Ring, of Portland, is in town, called
here by the serious illness of Mrs. George
Knowlton.
Mrs. George Marks, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Miss Irene, at Bucks
port, is home.
Percy Andrews, formerly of the Combi-
nation clothing store, is clerking for
Philip Crockett.
Miss Fora Thurston, who graduated from
Castine normal school last spring, is teach
ing at Brownville.
Mrs. s. B. Thurlow and Mrs. E. j. Car
ter have gone 20 Chebeague island to visit
Mrs. Joseph Jackson.
On account Of the withdrawal Of steamer
Pemaquid we now have only one mail a
day, on steamer Vinalhaven at 4 p. m.
Capt. George WEIGH is running the tug
Betsy Ross in the absence Of Capt. Green
law, who has gone ON Washington tour.
Mrs. Nellie Knowlton Richards died at
her home in Camden, Sept. q, of conges-
ton Of the lungs after few days illness.
Mrs. Richards was a daughter OF Capt.
Charles Knowlton, Of Stonington. She
leaves husband, father, mother, two sis
tiers and two brothers.
Oct. 5. Mill.
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MARLBORO.
Oct. 5.

Mrs. Abbie Bowden, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Rexford c. Hodgkins has gone to
Rockland to visit her sister.
Mrs. Almeda Closson, of Bangor, is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
George Treadwell and wife came home
last week to spend the winter here.
Miss Luella Hodgkins has returned from
Ellsworth, where she has been employed.
Miss Inez Me Ford will leave here
Wednesday for Presque Isle, where she
will teach.
Newell S. Wiley, who has been en-
ployed in Bar Harbor The past summer,
has returned home.
Albert Hodgkins, of Bar Harbor, who
has been repairing the Frank Closson
house, is moving in.
Oct. 5. ARE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

persS Sou a You may still receive I fO%pi
Guest the doctors will send you theA boSE
prehensive blank and valuation uation ps,
Covering every point of 3na as.uccessa
essary to them to know for tn mail. Tho.
treatment OF your case py nrs i in per'el
who have never seen the docto diseases b
have been cured OF the worst D :,
their mail treatment. ~ Morrow Med
Address all letters to Inc a., gSse v,I street
cal & Surgical Institute, o
Bangor. Me.
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WINTER HARBOR.

c. c. Baker and wife are visiting rela-
tives at Steuben.
Rev. Gideon Mayo was at Brooklin Sun
day and Monday.
Shirley Joy and wife, OF West Sullivan,
are visiting relatives here.
The October meeting of the Hancock
county medical society will be held at
Winter Harbor, Oct. IA. The members
will be the guests OF DR.. A. e. Small
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NORTH LAMOlNE.

Edward F. Young raised dozen apples
of the Dudley winter variety that weighed
six pounds.
Mrs. Mary Rsmick, Of Trenton, has
been visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Bernice Salisbury, the past week.
Mrs. w. s. Archer and daughter Emily
have recently returned from Amherst,
where they have been visiting relatives.
Oct. 5. Y.
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minimum required to maintain school,
are conveyed to West Franklin, North
Franklin snd West Sullivan respectively,
at great saving to the town.
Oct b.
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CANCERS, TUM0RS

And malignant growths, eni emu SSitbOu
and glanduiar swellings removed drou d
the use OF the knife or the loss o. nSitiop is
blood. No matter what your eon nun M Of
how many hospitals have given 'tr;ed, 30
how many doctors you haye ia there 10
matter what your doubts may p 20 Of
hope, no matter what any one soy for theft
write these physicians az Off otfice Sc Cen.
home self examining outnt. o ntf;ce hours
i 70 70 e - M and to p m every ssiyus =.
a Az a. - Thnrsdsys. Monday and sat t,or
evenings the Office will be open
fnsa
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SEAWALL.

Mrs. Elisha Billings is ill.
Mrs. Thomas Newman is in poor health.
Capt. Henry Squirting, who was confined
to his bed two days last week, is out.
Jordan Benson, who has been employed
at Northeast Harbor all summer, is home.
Calvin, youngest child Of Amos Dolliver,
who was ill last week with cholera infan-
tum, is out.
Mrs. NJ. E. Moore is at Manset with
Mrs. Eliza King while her daughter
Fannie is in Bangor hospital.
Oct. D. DOLLY.
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BUCKSpORT.

Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, in
the st. Vincent de Paul Catholic church,
Miss Margaret DeCourcy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel DeCourcy. OF Bucksport,
and Harry James Russell, OF Bangor, were
married. The church was prettily trimmed.
The wedding march was played by Miss
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C. R. Kluger, The Jeweler. 1850 Virginia
Ave, indianapolis, Ind, writes: II was so
weak from kidney trouble that / could hardly
walk 9 hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley's
Kidney Remedy cleared my complexion, cured
my backache and the Irregularities disap-
pesred. and I can now attend to business
every day, and recommend Foley's Kidney
Remedy to all sufferers, as it cured me after
the doctors and other remedies had failed
G.. A. PARCHER.
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A married man who permits any member Of
ahe family to take anything except Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
trouble, 10 guilty Of neglect. Nothing else is
as good for all pulmonary troubles. The
Genuine Foiey's Honey and Tar contains no
sopiates and is in yellow package. G, A PAR
G.HER.
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Vacation
Season Is Now Over

And every intelligent man and woman
in poor health should consult some emf
nent specialist and thereby avoid much
81 ffering that must come iurn- the cold
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Johan McInnis, Of Rocklsnd. Mi. :,
Guilty was maid Of honor and Ralnh ssy
sell, OF Bangor, brother OF the PROM. nus
pest man. Rev. Fir. P. J. Clarity ns.'
formed the ceremony. A recen,ion PEI
held at the home OF the bride. ,.. '"
after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs p
sell left on the evening train for nus
Boston. They will reside in Bangor fip 10
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Torturing eczema spreads its burning area
every day. Doan's Ointment quickly stops its
spreading, instantly relieves the itching,
cures 1t permanently. AT any drug store
-AGu;.
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PROSPECT HAKBOR.

Byron Hancock has men at work paint
ing Union church.
Owen Flye, of Brooklin, spent a few
days at r. w. Nutter's last week.
Thomas F. Bendix and son Wayne are
spending the week here with relatives.
DR.. C. c. Larrabee is taking a much
vicinity.
Augustus Smith and daughter, OF New
Jersey, have been recent guests at E. w.
Cleaves'.
Mrs. w. F. Bruce, who has been kept
indoors for a week or more by Illness, is
convalescent.
Miss McCreilis, of Norway, was a
guest Of Mrs. George w. Colwell the first
of the week.
Rev. G. w. NJ. keyes and wife, who
have been spending their vacation in Scar
boro, are home.
Mrs. John Stinson, who was called to
Iamoine few weeks ago by the illness OF
her father, has returned home.
Mrs. John NJ. Williams has house
plan, which is attracting many admirers
1t is iuchsia with l76 blossoms on it.
Halcyon Temple, Pythian Sisters, had a
large meeting Tuesday evening. when the
ladies' and gentlemen's degrees were both
worked.
The Mckinley school league held its
first meeting for this term Friday, and
chose officers as follows: President. Miss
Quimby; ce-president, Miss Hartman !;
secretary, Gladys Hutchings; treasurer,
Marion Wssgatt; librarian, Anna Stewart.
Plans are ON foot for an entertainment to
raise money for maps ana other useful
school properties.
Oct. 5. Z.
Mrs. Emma Sargent arrived at Capt.
Deasy's Sunday.
Miss Jennie Chase, who has been quite
ill with jaundice, is improving.
Mrs. Della Miller, OF Dorchester, Mass.
was here last week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Emma Upham, of Winter Harbor,
visited her sister, Mrs. Higgins, at DR..
Larrabee's over Sunday.
Miss Amy Noonan left Monday morn
ing for Dorchester, Mass, to spend the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. ID. NJ. Miller.
A crew is working at the lighthouse
shingling, repairing the oil house, re-
building the seawall and making all
needed repairs.
W. F. Bruce and wife entertained din
ner party on Sunday. Henry Preble and
George Noyes and wifi, OF Sullivan, were
Iout-of-town guests.
Oct s. c.
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advertisements

the famous cod liver and
iron medicine, without oil.
Vinol is much better than
cod liver oil and emulsions.
because, while it contains ali
the medicinal value they do,
1t disagrees with no one,
AS a body builder and
strength creator for old
people, delicate children,
after sickness, and for stub.
born coughs and colds Vinol
is unequaled.
Geo. A. Parcher, Druggist,
ELLSWORTH.
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OF the Morrow Medical and Surgical ih'li,
tute have the combined experience =,
both old and young men, who are apie "
cope with any disease in the medical Sna
surgical line that can be done by any pnl'
stefan, no matter where located.
ALL DISEASES AND
DEFORMIrIE TREATED
Catarrh, consumption in the incipsn'
stage, bronchitis, asthma, rheunlatlsr.-
diseases of tine eye, ear, nose tnt Ia
lungs, stomach, liver, kidneys, sclotIII
sores, ulcers, chronic blood lrvuD ~,
eczema, pimples, blotehes and iii 'A
troubles treated and cured
NERVOUS DISEASES
Nervous debility from any cause, "
steria, chorea. st. Vitus Dance uis'S IL.
of the spine, paralysis and all SUCH ~
eases.
DISEASES OF WOMEN y,
Ladies examined without exposure err ed
all diseases peculiar to Their se ;as snp-
without the,0 use of rings, pessai.' bonle
porters, etc, by new and piessan' Nv
methods.
DISEASE OF MEN
And weaknesses. arising from ove dv,Ory
etc. causing weak or failing n ~ Ssr
pimples, impure blood, falling u '
etc.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN
DISEASE OF MEN

And weaknesses. arising from ose sa,rory,
etc. Causing weak or failing n asa Ssir,
pimpIes, impure blood, falling oil 'n' 49,
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ALL DISEASES AND
DEFORMIrIES TREATED
NERVOUS DISEASES

Nervous debility from any cause, 80. =.
sierra. cborea. st. Vitus Dance, dises ~,
of the spine, paralysis and all suen VD
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ASeG1S Establish yourself; light clean repeat
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JounR, oio either sex: quality acknowledged eItra
AfnAi soAf CHRh. 90. Palsrsoa. T. J.
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MURDER TAUGHT
BY BLACK HAND
SCHOOL WHERE YOUNG MEN
learn HOW TO KILL DlSCOV-
Erred IN PlTTSBURG.
NINETEEN ARE CAUGHT IN RAID
National Headquarters, with 500
Weapons, Explosives and Under
ground Passages, Are Re-
vealed to the Police.

Pittsburg, Pa.--A school where as
sassinauon was taught by experts in
the use of the stilettu, provided with
secret underground passages and
equipped with an arsenal containing
500 weapons besides many explosives
all arranged by the BLACK land"
organization of eXtOrtiOners and cut
throats-has been discovered and
broken up in this city. The place was
the national Headquarters Of the
BLACK Hand" society. When it was
raided 10 armed men were arrested.
AS the raiders entered the den II
new members Of the society were
lined up, all of them naked to the
waist, and each armed with a stiletto.
Fincenzo Toya, said to be wanted in
New York, and Antonio Nicola, were
pointing out to the class, on the back
on one naked man, the exact spot to
drive stiletto to insure death.
In the room was a dummy on which
the class took t1lrns at practice, and
everywhere about the wall were weird
drawings Of assassinations, bleeding
hearts with daggers thrust through
them, and everywhere the Italian
words: "Camoristi Mano Nera" (Black
Hand.)
The house where these strange
scenes were unearthed is tenement
In Clay alley, an obscure alley in tho
Italian quarter.
The raid was made by two platoons
OF police assisted by Italian detectives
from ten cities, the visiting police
having been working here for some
time on acquisitions to their chiefs
from Chief OF Police McQuaide, who
found himself confronted with novel
problem in crime.
The discovery that the band existed
was made two weeks ago, In investi-
eating the shooting to death of A.