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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
aEa,MA COTTON MARKET.
NEw YORK COTTON.

New York July e.-The cotton market was bat moderately active today and after opening at decline of one to five points from which there was slight and brief re- action, became settled Tn the direction of lower prices with the close steady at net loeg of f201e points. and sales limited to t2b.0 bales, representing little better than the recent average of tradfnEs.
 Tho controlling factor in the further de- ciIna was the continued bearish character cf ha crop news which was in force partic- uialFy in the late afternoon when report from high class Georgia authority reach ed the market to the effect that develop uants recently have been favorable as to s2 per cent. and unfavorable as to but per cenf. of ths belt The fact that the crop iA now entering ron that stage where the danger Hes in a deficiency of rain and ex- cess Of tempereture is mentioned by this authority, Reports from the Southern spot markets khis afternoon added to the weak mess. being bearish, although they were not accompanied by speculative selling orders and the Southern spot markets remained far above the New York speculative parity.
 Today'a news from Liverpool was not much of a factor. although during the American holiday interval there were wide changes in the English market which fin ally showed weakness under pressure of local spot offers and crop news.
 Receipts at the ports today 1888 bales. against 6, se1 last week and 2.T2e last year. For the week (estimatedl 55,oo0 bales. against 5s.ess last week and 1s.so2 last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 7s5 bales against 1.se4 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
RIVER BULLETIN.
s-Risins. x-FaiIins.
nrvrR rnRrnAar

The coosa and the Alabama will rise slightly.
 Rain occurred in all the cotton states dur ing the past twenty-four hours, except Oklahoma, the amounts being heavy in portions of Georgia. Temperatures were slightly higher yesterday over the South, but they were somewhat lower in the North west An area of high atmospheric pres sure is advancing from the northern Rocky Mountains and Is causing the cooler wea- ther In that section. An area of low pres sure oYerlies Texas. Oklahoma. and Kansas. This low pressure area will move eastward. and 1t Is expected to cause local showers in this section tonight or Tuesday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama. tor the 1a hourp aadtnR d 6 n-Ea., 18th meridian tina
 Monday, July es 1908. e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
THE METAL MARKrTs

New York. July 6.-with the exception of sDelter and iron, foreign metal rnarkets were frmer today.
 Tin advanced 5s to 125 pounds 5s for spot and lze pounds for futures. Locally the market was higher at $2T .50@62M but quiet.
 Copper in London advanced los to S7 pounds 2s Cd for spot and 57 pounds l5s for futures. No change locally.
 Iron in London declined lhd to 51s 1hd for Cleveland warrants: standard foundry was quoted at 49s Cd. Locally the market was quiet and unchanged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

T-Indicatss lnappreeiabls rainfall s---BoF yesterday. 4-For 2t hours ending . 0.uas 18th meridian time.
 NOTE-Phe @yerago maximum and mlnf- mum temperatItfss and the average rainfall are made up 6 each center froza the ao- tual number oeIreDortg received The "sta3a og weather" tEi that prevailing at time 0e ~---' REMARKS.
 Temperaturss rose slightly. Rains occur red in all dSatricts except oklahoms- The amounts werde heavy in portions of 9eor-
 tRRANK P. JEgABTMN
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
MONTGOMERY COTTON
ngARxnr EASIER ON WEATHER AND
 FUTURE DECLINE.
ros&rnef Praces off by Ten and More Points---Iaxht Demand and Offsxing-S0od Rains
 ETerYwhere.

me local cotton market was reported points on contracts in the larger markets. Tn Mcnt9omery there was little or no trad Ina and the price of spots were quoted nominaliy. II 1-1ec being quoted for mid dlfnR and ffkc for strict mfddling-
 Good rains in the cotton states are re- xarded as one of the factors in the de- cline There is a little demand and the offerinGs are light.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
COFFEE MARKET.

New York. July 6.-Coffee futures open ed irregular at unchanged prices to a de- cline of ten points. the easiest feeling be- ing promoted by weaknes in the European markets local liquidation and absence of supporting orders Trading was slow. The close steady. net unchanged to ten points lower. Sales 13, 900 bags:
 July .',. '..- ..-. .-'. .--.-...6. 15 september .......a. 6. 10 December. .... 6. 05 Msg spot a,,,et p,o No s1sc e .os Q ;, 10 s%c; mild quiet; Cordova s& 012hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
sT IOUTa cRATn

St. Louis July e.-(Speciai. )-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows:
 Wheat: July s7H bid; range ssH to STA. Sept S7 & A; range S6A to 4 to S7M Dec, 90h range s9A to 90h Q
 Corn; July "A bid; range "A to 74k. Sept. 60 to 61. May 61h bid.
 Oats Sept 411a range 41h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. July 6.-Cotton seed oil firm prime crude 3Sc nominal. do. yellow 4Sc
 Sugar raw; fair refining $3. 3.S9@92; cen- trifugal 96-test s4 39942: mo1asses sugar $3. G4 Q6T; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
xHs WEATHER

Dasflv Loeal Weather Re1ors aad Hivos
 Forecast Halted States Department oe Agrieulture weather Bureau Local ooservasaen sA Montgomery. July 6. 1908:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Maximum temperature for day. DO deg. Minimum temperature for day, Il deg. Average temperature far day. go deg Accumul. excess since Jan 1. 1es deg. Aver relative humid. for day, s7 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. 1. SOTO inches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STOKES.
 Wilmington July 6.--Spirits turpenttne nothing doing; receipts iS4 casks.
 Rosin steady s2 50: receipts one barrel. Crude turpentine firm BOO $2.7o and 33. 76; receipts 96.
 Savannah. July e.--Turpentine. firm: sales s87; receipts l, ,36s: shipments 9,243. Rosin firm: sales 3.651: receipts 3,3z6; shipments 1881; stock 102.3B1. Quote: ABc 1T ss.ssS75: usio; K ss.ss: M s6.s5; N SC. 10; VIC $e 46; wv S6.50.
 Charleston. July s-TuEpentoine steady. 8skc; sales none.
 Rosln steady; sales none. ABC $2.TO D Ss.05; s3.15; S3. 20; G $s. 25; H Ss. .ae i; I s4.2 25; K s5. 40; M ss.75; N Ss.15; wG SC. 35; wv se.40.
 New Orleans, July e.--ReceiDts 115 bar rels rosin; IT barrels turpentine. Exports none.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
CHIcAGo GRAIN ANp pRopucl

Chicago, July 6.--Rain in Nebraska and higher prices for wheat at. the a sharp advance today In the local market the September delivery clos ing at a net gain of 1 5-Sc. Corn was up l 3-4c. Oats were i 1-4@1 3-Sc
 The wheat market was strong all day with the exception of a short pe- riod during the first half hour when a ing. An unexpected advance of more than Id at Liverpool and the wet weather in Nebraska brought out an active general demand at the opening showed little sign of abatement while at times the offerings were meager. The market was also bullishly affected by the strength of wheat.at all Euro the worlds shipment being only iit- tie more than half those of the corre- spending week year ago while the visible supply decreased I.537, ,000 bush creased 344,o0o bushels. The crop re- ports of the States of Missouri and Ohio also inspired considerable buy ing. According to official statistics the lower than month ago ana that In Ohio, eight points lower. The market closed strong. September opened 1-2@ kssc to s-4@ 7-sc higher at sS 1-4@ % A~zCt SOAu Oa kO ot l-DC ana then au- Vanced to s9 5-ec. The close was at s9 l-403-8c. Clearances of wheat and -four were equal to 347,000 bushels Strong cables. small receipts. the ad- vance in wheat. and fresh reports of damage to the growing crop caused strength in the corn market. Commis- sion houses and shorts were liberal purchasers all day and the selling was chiefly by holders. The close was strong with prices almost at the top September opened 1-4@3-sc to 5-em s-4c higher. at 72@ 72 s-sc, then ad- yanced to 73 lac and closed at 73 3-sc, Local receipts were 1ss cars with nine Of contract grade.
 Oats were strong in sympathy with wheat and corn The market was also bulltshly influenced by the Missouri re- port which showed a deterioration of l7 points in the condition of the crop during June. The buying was led by shorts. September opened 1-s@6-sc to S-4@7-Sc higher at 41 1-2@4I 3-Ac. ad- Yanced to AZ 3-Sc and closed at 42 I-4c.
 Provisions were active and strong. Pork was in specially good demand and showed a much greater gain than eith- CT lard or ribs. At the close Septem- Der was up 27 lac at $16.S2 1-2; lard was 5c higher at S9. 52 I-2 and ribs were 1oc higher at ss.s s5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

The sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 300 were for speculation and export and Included 1, 500 American. Receipts 1 O0O bales, all American.
 Futures opened quiet and closed firm on near months and steady on distant posi- tfons. American middling zoe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

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 do cV ts s... ...... ...... s0A U. S. Steel End. 5s ...... 9s Wabash ists ..-..,.. ......ios wssa, wss,ern Mp {. .-. -. ..'. = s4 Wisconsin Central 4s .... .... ...... sf N. Y. q N. H. cv. es -..s .... ..... 122
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
NEW ORLEANs sPOT COTTON
LIYERPOOL COTrON

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans, July 6.-Cotton seed oil: prime 4ec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
.EEKLY STATISTICS.

 New York, July 5.-The following statis- ties on the movement of cotton for the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Sales IaIgh. Low. lcloss l Bid
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

Para Ia buena marcha de esta Admins
szaci6n. no admitirnos Atlas de suscrip-
sores este diario sino desde e primero
Ga cada mes. Las BAJAs sc avisaran los
sdaas 80 81; advirt6ndose que las que Sc
sz1a~en con posterioridad no sc tomaran en
seuenta nj surtiran efecto en- la contabihdad
ga~sta el dfa dltimo del mes siguente al en
@qze sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05
DESDE WASHINGTON


En- Francia Sc diio de nm poeta. que
habia creado un nouveau frisson. III
gobierno brasiIeno puedc iactarse de
haber irxentado algo cn punto 4 aIar-
mas dIpIomaticas intcrnacionales y
navales. Anteaver fu6 botado Al aqua
en Newcastle Sohre u T,nc q aeora
zado minas Geraes. n mas noderoso
que cxlSte ha existido IA ii nnndo
superior Al Dreadnought britanieo
Pronto habra en Il aqua otroS dos ri
rauteseos barcos brasileuos. enton
ce~ III rpndhlica msoamcrieana diSpon
-dra. no A. un Terror dos Mares. como
~u parieute Portugal. eu otro tempo.
Sjno IL tre~ Terrores.
Para Que los neecslta2 Sobrc este
tema NJ escribi6 hastaute haee dos me.
Ses: q tema ha valelto i tcncr aetual-
dad dessle anteaver In nerdera lentrn
de algunoS dias. ii Il Presidcnte Roo
~eNeIt II Emperndor GuIprruo hacpn
Metna ae las suyas. volver1 i reco.
hrnria euando los otros dos colnsos ma
yalr~ e~ten i 0ota.
NJ - ha pue&to en claro para cane
ueeeatta u Rra4fl e~as vrand.4 maouj
ua4 ~ artrrra - 4torp No.reahando
que Is para venderlo~ i por j meno4
81 admlte Ia no4lbsl4dad a. one la> ven
da. asta es IL aue ha creaIn u nou
vean frlsson
Tauea la vista nn artunlo publ
eado u The Nineteenth Century. rr
el~ta IT, Londres. en "A rual ~ ia Dor
elcrto aue e@a~ naves bra4tlrnas SON dr
faleta nmiu.4a -ipna6ra..,an
auc Ii son tanbsen. III. barcos aup
eon~trnVe Austria. .IIungria oa noroue
puedan estnr de venta como los del
BRASIL .nn noran nu4dpo ser uo r+
faerxa eara III ..4auaera alanana
Y anale III .rtlr,,Ii@ta Para
no%atras como nara los amerleanas y
los st4dsanos Ea ee~arradable del .aSo
e4 que ~ r@to. vesata ailo~ oue y,enen
~geubre trudremus st4e tumar eu rupn.
iA "A Minas Geraes 4uA rofnDaapro4
al cAlealar nuestra. neceSdade. naya-
ls- aun auedando eSos hareo4. la ma
vur narte del f4empo haio t. handera
brasslaua Cuando ii lr 4 ia gaarra Se,
asuf.to de aeAe~. como vucedIo an Sep
tlruhre e. lW3 Il naear eineo milo
nes a. bbras e@terllnas por obtener Ii
rrfuerz8 A. fre@ boguas dt nr9ners
rlasc uo -ela ma@ que lna gotta en io.
,a-to. que aabra que haeer Ia na
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

ban los pies. = ahora, ahora todo
ouanto aIcanza desde aoul nuestra vista
es mio do menos Ia Gina del nromonto-
rio de- Micalas oue ALA Iefoe 1aios SO
entreve Mi poder on estas tierraq = ON
estos mares no hanara ouion 10 contrasts
ouion 10 contradira y toao e1o A. ~
deho nuestra diTina protectora. In
dermosa Hera. la dc los biancos brazos.
digna esposa &c IeuS- Y nj decir estas
/ palabras. PoIicratoa beso con mfstico arre-
/ oato 4 ahillo en cuya8 esmeraldas esta-
ba grabada In imagen de ID diosa
/ I'll tara"n eScneao con reposo tan arro-
Ranles paiabTaA iueEo m"'io III POGO io&
/ homhros oebeo "a eaoezat ehfo now
meuto sonaron con euFeo untineo las gran
/ des tntnlas trianNuiaso@ de orc Y pedr@rla
/ que L. tapaban la> oF"ias u collar que
daba caforce FneIiAs alr"d"dor Dc sn pes
cuezo robosto. del cuai pendla Ia aHura
de un ibis con las alas explayadas. p"s-
pue@. ceceando on poeo. porq1e hablaha
NAL e erieEo. dijo en 81 tono sentencioeo
y maEistrai propto de un homhre d'#c"n
dent" d" &et"hta generacione@ do n'onar
cas-
Xerdad cs Ola policratea QUE la4 d}o
ses ts han favorecido Con su ayuda la-
grasle eonvertir eu va#aIlos tuyoa lo#
que oran tue lauale# pcro aan no dobrm
ufauarte de- tn victoria picnsa .n qus, lo@
oios d. los onemsaoa no tfcnen parpadoa
y fug otoS ST nor ranfo has au4an ,,1a
ntientraw til duarmes al ere4 euprao no
dormlraa tranaulIo III crua dtsrrato no
a. sientes con tauta conhanxa en un
truns lseantado haee seGnte aaaa n mlo
IA crleido haze dos mil les dsoss#
solo sabsn
lngcrrumpl6 eata# taAlahras an vrnpo d.
eselaYos que rodeabaa 4 un aolslado sa
milo. uu paileta tnfaute medic aesnudo y
Qur por toda 4rIua i.yabA al cas tado aua
Alhaja de cnerdass reeorcldas vacfa De Hs
chas FL hombre tenaA fatiea8o por su
frente es&recha eeaaaa rurrA I'D au.
dor I'm Ia mano traia un aaco do yBgro#
Al uegar lunto al rey. hioeo Ii rotslla y
dijo con vox temhlona
iiaz. poderoao eeaor que II hano d.
los sacrhelos ompAaa la eiar.aad di e8~
30. corouato y eoroneraoa tudos a4e#tra#
cahfliefAs con raEnAs de laurel ae san
Gina he aqui Io Qoe por mandate de tu
hel qatharca Folidoro. general eleanpre =
trofeo de nuestra victoria sohfe los efe
sioa
saeiando n aaca. extraio g. II unA cAb*-
! za iItlda tehldA ds sangre cuaJadA los
olos abiertoa. pesAdoa al craoeo los me-
ehonea rubos
Eata dilo Pollerates grave meut~ reco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

NADIA Lo hc deciddo no me case
4 una mul"r m hoertad preuero
Tai vez ass me Abre De un fracaso
que no puede temer uing0n soltero
la mas saba muJer es Isnorantc
Ia que es rlca es voluble q, coqueta
Ia mas duice resulta dominante
Ia 4ue vale no tteue una pescta.
IL teugo un miedo atroz al mawimouio
a aus piaeeres sin pesaf reuunclo
aonque m" tlente "a ratios - demonio.
fo $50 me caso que se case el Nuncio'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05
JQuG pr que no me CaSO?

Que por que no me easo2 Muy sencillo.
porqne Il hombr@ mass hol cunseeuente.
tratan@ose de amores es un pin0
que nunca nos descubre 10 que sieute.
Todo lo que nos juran es patraha
lnVentan sin cesar ~bolaa tras eholae.
pefo q mi ning0n ploaro me engana
.yo quiero un eoraz6n para ml sola'
Aunque hay mas do uno que me da su nombre
yo miro q matrimonio con cautela
n de mi ha de burlarse cualquier hombro
que se burle primero Dc su abuela'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

Aunque va estoy rayando en- los cuarenta.
100 he pensad0 en casarme todavia
que la nujcr mas bucpa as ana aharpfaB
u 4 marido es un apaiar0 do cuentap
Aientras pueda gozar de- diyersiones.
hago gusto In vida de sotero
con mi buena Ggura mi dinero
adm inspire yolcancas pasiones
Cuando VA envejecido calayera
solo sienta II hastio mas profundo
buseare una mujer de POGO mundo.
que me sirva de esposa... de enfermeral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

La vista. el teatro q pase0.
las tiendas, Il esportD los salones..
Mientras goce de tantas distracciones
renuncio sin pesar al himeneo.
L0 que mas a mis- eustos se acomoda
es "a ser perseguida festejada
relf de todo sin sufFir por NADIA,
ser Ia reipa del lujo de Ia moda
Cuando mi terso cdtis este aiado
mi belleza por doquier no asombre.
aun tendre tempo dc buscar un hombre
que me sirYa DE- esposo.- de crado
Juan q. ubago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
LIBRARY INSPECTED
BY MANY PEOPLE
Portrait Of the Donor, Leonard Frost
Aldnch, Attracted Great Deal
Of Attention.

The Aldgigh public library building
was inspecied by hundred cf people
yrsketssN teEnanas following the dedis
eatoty exercises IN The opera house, and
also during the evening. the crowd COM
ing aud going right up to the time Of
closing The people seemed 20 DC very
much pleased al the acquisition,
Particular attention was paid to the
portrait in oils of the donor of the libra
~. Leonard Frost Aldrieh. painted bv
Mrs. Ruth Payne Burgess ef New York
City The portrait occupies command
ing position in the main room, almost ia
front of the entrance, The attention
Of one entering is at once arrested by
the portrait, and Mrs Burgess work
was, therefore. viewed By the hundreds
who went to the new structure yester-
day. The artist was given many words
of commendation for the excellence of
her work. In il are displayed the un-
mistakahle marks Of skilled performer
with the brush, and Mrs. Burgess Is also
10 be commended for the truthfulness of
the potraiture Of the person, depending,
as she was, entirely on Hkenesses Of the
subject and having never seen the sub
ject.
THE painting is the gift Of the Barre
Civic Federation Of Nomens clubs. 1t
was unveiled yesterday morning. there
being no formal exercises other than
formal presentation by letter.
A. D. Gilley OF Claremont, n H., Isl
in the city on a business visit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
BREWSTER WOMAN GOES
BACK TO ASYLUM
Released on Probation. She Did Things
Which Caused Her Guardian to
Petition for Relief.

Because Mildred Brewster, woman
released from the state insane asylum
last April. violated the probation re-
quirements placed on her when she went
to the home OF Mrs. w. }. Ros in Hard.
wick, she was returned 20 the asylum
to-day on the order of Judge Taylor In
Washington county court. Sheriff Tracy
went 10 Waterbury from Montpelier
with her to-day, having taken her to
Montpelier from liardwick last night.
The order was made by the court on
petition OF Mrs. Ross, dated at Hard
wick September y. in which she stated
that she could not control Mildred and
therefore wished to be relieved of the
charge. The woman had been IN her
home all tho time since April - Her
petition states that Mildred Brewster
refused 20 carry out OF the requests OF
your petitioner as to her conduct, and
persists in doing those things which
your petitioner believes 10 be menace
TO the best good OF the said Mildred"
When first placed Ia Mrs Ross charge,
Mildred Is said to have conducted her.
self satisfactorily to the woman in
charge Of her. Then the reports changed,
and Mrs Ross stated that she was losing
control OF the woman Il Il said that a
young man in liardNick who had been
paying attentions 70 Miss Brewster broke
oil his visits and that Mildred infatu-
ated with the fellow persisted in visit
ing him AZ his boarding place. When
counseled with. she refused to listen to
the warning Of Mrs. Ross, and the result
was that Mrs. Ross felt called upon TO
ask for release from her charge.
Miss Brewster was the woman who
shot Anna Wheeler on the seminary hill
at Montpelier ten years ago, being in
fatnated with Jack Wheeler. Wheeler
also went with Anna Wheeler AT the
time OF her trial she was sent TO the
insane asylum as of unsound mind. aud
she had been there ever since, up to the
2Sd Of last April.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
MURDER SUBJECT
SAYS NOT GUILTY
William c. Howard Says That He Did
Not Kill His Wife Whose Body
Was Found Near New Bed
ford Sunday.

~
New Bedford Mass, Sept 20 vii
lism & Howard prisafc II Fort Rod
w. today pleaded not guilty IL mair-
ing his wife, Ida. whose body was
found IN the river Sunday afternoon
The hearing was set for October 3. The
police theory Is that Howard slew his
wife in revenge because she told the
police that Howard killed man named
Dewhurst. Howard was tried on this
charge and acquitted. He proved that
he killed the man in self defense The
woman was actuated By jealousy Of a
girl To whom the soldier was paying at
tention.
When Mrs. Howsrd's body was found
there were no evidences of struggle,
her hair was entirely done up. hairpins
all In place even the side combs were
not disturbed. Howard visited his wife
at Acushnet Saturday afternoon and
she said that he promised to call again
Sunday.
The police say that lie probably made
MI appointment with his wife at Padan-
aram and that he rowed from The fort
10 meet her on the bridge. Mrs How
ard was soon to return to her tennes-
sec home, and Mrs. Bradford had rails
ed money to pay her fare on this trip.
Howard was arrested in the Dewhurst
case as result Of his effort to keep
cn good terms with Miss Sturteyant.
When lie returned from Tennessee with
Ills wife early last winter lie introduced
his wife to Miss Sturtevant as his SIS
ter, and he continuped his show Of af-
fsction for Miss Sturteyant to point
whore 1t became nnbearable for Mrs.
Howard. He told her that he had to
keep up the friendship because Miss
Sturtevant knew that he had killed
Iyewhnrst, and eventually the story
Travelled To the police through man
who heard it and was unable to sleep
lie could not keep the secret, and after
Mrs Howard and Miss Steuteyant were
seen by the police, Howard was ar
rested.