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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-05
ATWATER.

Atwater, Nov. 2.-Mrs. Phineas
Stone returned from a weeks visit
at Pittsburg.
w. c. Baker, of Pittsburg, spent
Sunday with his family.
Bob Stevens returned Thursday
from visit with Canadian friends.
David Hively has been taken to the
home of his daughter, Mrs. L. Powell,
as his future home.
Howard Markley took a load of
potatoes to Alliance Thursday, and
also $4,000 cash to deposit After
selling the potatoes he found he had
lost his pocket book. Saturday he
got word from the police that young
Kay had found his money on the
pavement where he had hitched his
horses. He lost no time going after it.
Mrs. Stella Bean, whose foot was
badly mashed by a scantling falling
on it lately, is laid up with symptoms
of blood poison developing.
Mrs. Treaster started to drive to
see a sick neighbor, Mrs. Hamlin,
Friday, taking Mrs. George Eek, Sr,
with her The horse became unman-
agable and ran away, throwing the
women out, cutting severe scalp
wound on Mrs. Treasters head, also
injuring her back. Mrs. Eck was un-
corDcious for two hours and was
badly shocked. The horse ran home,
demolishing the buggy.
Another fight. Frank Hine and
| Will Slabaugh were wrestling in the
depot freight room Friday evening.
| The latter was thrown and some hot
ashes from a cigar in his victor's
mouth angered him and on regaining
their feet the program was changed
to q fight. This time Slabaugh
| scored a knockdown, but Rine came
UP on time, but was put down and
out this time with heavy hook on
| the jaw. Station Agent J. G.. Arthur
has reported both to the Penna Co.
authorities, and there may be another
| inning in the courts.
Matthias Harmon found a bee tree
| in Mrs. Lucy Winders' woods two
months ago. He and S. G. Winder,
assisted by w. H. Thompson and
Marian Huffman as witnesses cut the
tree Saturday. 1t was a big red oak
and busted open. The honey, bees,
| dirt and leavAS were a sad mix UP,
| but at the cost of several stingS two
pals of sweet honey was scooped up.
| Mr.. Cobbs, who recently moved to
| the Jake Hartenstein farm, left farm
of 200 acres west of Salem for others
to work. He don't have to. His hob
bies are coon hunting and dog fancier.
He enjoys the distinction of being the
greatest tree climber since George
Hart, Sr. Our barber, A. B. Lozier,
and our grain merchant, F. G.. Need
ham, had never followed a coon dog.
They went out Friday night with
! Cobbs. They say they've had a
plenty. They got home at $3.50 Sat.
urday a. M, stiff, sore and sleepy.
They say they tramped all night long
covering they think all Atwater and
Randolph, and along about 4 o'clock
the dogs hit scent. Then hot
chase for some miles more brought
them to the tree up" big pepper
age. Cobbs cut a beach gad some
ten feet long, put on his climbers and
Looping the CAD around the tree
skinned up like a squirrel, with not
limb in sight. He found the hole
in the trunk far up, lit a piece Of
paper, dropped it in the hollow and
went down little and pounded on
the trunk. Mr.. Coon came out and
ran far out on limb ana Cobbs shot
him off. The coon though hit came to
earth and put up hot fight with
three dogs,
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DIVORCE CASES.

Three divorce cases and two suits
were disposed of in court room No. 1
by Judge Harter yesterday Two di-
vorces were granted while the other
was continued until. Wednesday. The
cases of Alder VS.. Alder and Seikel
VS.. Seikel were granted. Amelie Yod-
er VS.. Daniel Yoder was continued un-
til Wednesday. The cases of Schweis-
berger ct al. vs.. Trump ct al. and
Holden VS.. Fornes ct al. were SCI
tied. In Judge Ambler's court the
divorce case Of Mary P. Arnold VS.
George A. Arnold was heard yesterday
and continued until Wednesday. There
will be no court today on account OF
election day.
SUES ON A NOTE.
James Fraunfelter has brought suit
in common pleas court against M.
Clemens and Theresa Clemens in which
he asks judgment for $500. claimed to
be due on a promissory note since Oc-
tober 80, 1908. The plaintiff Is rep
resented by Attorney j. B. Snyder.
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MANCHESTER.

Manchester, Nov. 3-John Williams
and Clarence Stump spent Saturday
evening in Akron.
Miss Susan Messner and sister,
Kate, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in the burg for a short time.
Albert Carmany, wife and children,
and Charles Snyder, wife and daughter
were very pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Car
many, Sunday
Mrs. William Sisier and children, or
Akron, were guests at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Stump.
Mrs. Spahr, of Akron, has been Wis
ting In ard about town the past week.
The Franklin township Sunday
school convention will be held Sunday,
November s. Sunday afternoon in
the Church of Christ; in the even
ing in the Lutheran church. All are
welcomed.
Rev. ]. It. Lowe, of Akron, will leo
lure in the United Evangelical
church on Tuesday evening, November
10, on the subject, Diamonds In the
Rough" for the benefit of the church.
Mrs. Johnson South, Of town, ao-
companied her mother to Cleveland
one day last week
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NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, Nov. S.-Mrs. Nettie
Eek returned to her home in Cleve-
land, Sunday, after a weeks visit
here with her mother, Mrs. Abe Baum
Mr.. Shrop has returned from an exr
tended visit in Indiana and Michigan.
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Roger, OF
Rootstown, were visitors in town,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Markley; OF
Randolph, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Chain, Sunday.
Mrs. Falor and daughter, Gladys,
are visiting in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Yarian and
Miss Edith Yarian spent Sunday in
Rootstown, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
OTton Yarian.
Mrs. Harrison Harmony visited her
sister, Mrs. Wheelock, in Randolph,
Saturday.
Mrs. o. o. Honeywell and Mrs. Mil
Ter spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Rockhill, of Limaville.
Mrs. Nancy Swinehart, of Union
town, was the guest of Mrs. M, A.
Snyder, Sunday.
Arrangements have been made for
a lecture course for the coming winter.
First entertainment November 20.
Primary school of this place sends
in the report for the month ending
October 80: Number enrolled, 81;
per cent OF attendance 81. Those per
feet in attendance were: Byron Bryan,
Alton Stevens, Blanche Ribaldt,
Evalyn, Chain, Grace Swartz, Estel
Roger, Forest Knisely, Walter and
Raymond Wymer, Henry Knapp.
Wilda and Jeanette Bixler.
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sUFFIELD.


Suffield, Nov. 2.-Mrs. George Fritch
and son Clarkson Fritch, we're at Ak
ron Tuesday.
Vern Miller spent Monday with his
father at Brimfield
Mrs. l. H. Shanafelt and children,
Hazel, Paul and Lucille, were in Akron
Saturday.
Clarkson Fritch made a business
trip to Cleveland, Thursday.
Miss Lottie HILL of Brimfield is
spending several days the guest of the
Misses Fox.
On account of the illness of the
regular teacher, Miss Luella Boosing-
er, Miss Florence Wise taught the
primary school Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowman, of Cleve-
land, were Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Bowmans parents, Frank Ewell and
wife.
p H. Bletzer and D. l.. Wise made
a business trip to Akron, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Wehner, of
Akron, spent Saturday with friends
and relatives here and at st. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Miller and chill
dren Nellie aud Charles, are visiting
relatives at Brimfield
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Wegman of
Cleveland, visited Mr.. Wegman's par
ents, Peter Wegman and wife, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Michael Bletzer are
visiting their son, G. e. Bletzer and
wife, of Cleveland.
Miss Luella Boosinger spent Satur.
day and Sunday with friends and rela-
~ d., l,,s AL
Fred and Lotta Wegman were at
Akron Saturday.
The dance given by Homer Denny
at the town hall Saturday evening
was we'll attended and the crowd spent
very enjoyable evening.
Professor F. E. Schmiedel, of Kent,
spent Sunday with relatives in the
village.
Ex-Mayor Rice, of Canton, will give
lecture on local option at the Re-
formed church Wednesday evening.
The High school Literary society
will hold their next meeting in ths
high school room tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stout and son
Harlin, Of Mogadore, were Sunday
visitors with relatives in the village
The infant son of Edward Feller is
convalescent.
The next number of the lecture
course will be given at the town hall
Tuesday evening, November 10, by the
great Irish orator. Gabriel r. Ma
guire.
Professor Woodling, of Springfield.
was in town Thursday.
William Moulton, of Brimfield, CALI
ed at Peter Wegman's Sunday.
Albert Kent and son, Horace, were
in Akron. Saturday.
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MALVERN.

Malvern, Nov. Sc. o. French and
wife, Of Canton, were guests at the
Neidlinger home last week
Misses Harriet Ross, of Oenida,
and Dorothy Buss, of Cleveland, were
Malvern callers Monday.
The st. Elmo hotel has been open
ed to the public under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Parker, of Canton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rice, of Mineral
City, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
P. Hemming, Sunday
George Sniveley, of near Carroll
ton, spent two or three days with
DR.. Vanpelt.
Mr. anu Mrs. Philip Mong and son,
Harry, Miss Ethel and Clarence Bootz,
Miss Ida and John Dutenhafer, Miss
Orpha and John Koontz spent Sunday
with Miss May Loehr.
Married-At the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Pealy, Robert 7. Sindledecker, of
Tuesday evening, by Elder w. E.
Powell, pastor of the Christian
church.
Mr. and Mrs. @. W. Hemming re-
turned home last week, after a four
weeks Visit in Rockville, Ind
Rev and Mrs. Harris, Of Mechanics
town, visited with the latter's mother,
Mrs. j. w. Ulman last week.
MARKEDLY Elder w. ID. Powell,
last Wednesday evening, Sylvanus
McMillen to Miss Ora Rukenbroad,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond
Ruckenbroad.
Miss Pearl Graber, of Tolpohoc, Wis
tied j. N. Robertson and family last
week.
Thomas Patterson, superintendent
of the Carroll county inf1rmary, was
in town, Saturday.
Mrs. Ellsworth Creighton and
daughter, Edna, are spending a few
days with her parents, near Ken
sington.
Mrs, John Thompson visited at
Canton last week at the home of her
sister Mrs. Sarah McConkey. Mrs.
Thompson left Canton Saturday for
her home at Centralia, Ills, after a
two months visit with relatives in
this section.
John Hawkins and Emory Bettis, of
East Rochester were here, Saturday.
Ed Reed, Of Oneida, while driving
out of the main entry at the Big Four
mine. Friday, was squeezed under a
timber, He was injured about the
head and back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Haines, of
Minerva, visited his sister, Mrs. Ed
Tombleston, the latter part of last
week
Hammond Rukenbrod and George
Gambler spent Sunday at the home of
w. A. Lytle, of Canton.
Walter Michael, of Magnolia, and
Miss Ola Roudebush, of near this
place, were married Tuesday noon by
Rev. w. z. Powell, at the home of the
brides father. Grant Roudebush.
The Canton district conference of
the NJ K. church closed with the
evening meeting ON Tuesday, after
profitable and well attended session.
About 80 ministers were In attend
ance. The next session will be held
June, 1909, in the Columbiana M. e.
church.
Rev. Jasper Ross Is repairing his
residence and barn.
Sam L. Crissinger attended the I.
o. o. F. lodge at Clinton, last Mon
day and Tuesday hights. Mr. Girls
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NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin, Nov. 3.-The w. c. T.
U. met in regular session on Monday
evening, November 2, at the Chris
tian church. Music; scripture read
ing; prayer by the president, Mrs.
Willigman; and the Crusade Song"
by Mesdames Hoover and Kreigh-
baum, accompanied by Mrs. NJ ].
Braucher, of Canton. The program
for the evening was dispensed with,
and instead Mr.. Frank Braucher, OF
Canton, gave the union and their
friends a very able and instructive
talk along the line of temperance re-
form. The address was stimulating
both spiritually and mentally. In hts
discourse he said in part: "Who Is
responsible for the greater number
Of boys received at the Mansfield Re-
formatory during October, 1908, than
in October, 1907 Not the Sunday
school. not the w. @. IT. u. but the
saloons. the destroyer of all that Il
noble and manly in manhood"
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ter section II and part Of southwest
quarter section IL, Tuscarawas town
ship, s66.
Fred Moore to Elizabeth Jane
Moore, lots 102 and 10S Alliance, 5000.
Max qeiger ct al. to Fora M. Num-
inert, lot 1899.
Bert L. Haas to Fred N. Bebout,
trustee, part of southwest quarter
section "a, township 10, $40.
Mary X. Zengler ct al. to John
Eicher ct al, lots 1858 and 633S, Can
ton, $400.
Gilgian Miller to c. Frank Miller
ct al, part lot 1880, Canton, 81.
Samuel A. Conklin ct al. to Louisa
G. Barker, lot in Kensington ad6i-
ton to Canton, S1050.
r. Frank Wilson to John Eicher,
lot 6338. Canton, $500.
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singer in point membership is the
Oldest Odd Fellow In the county.
Marshal Andrew Weigand, who has
been confined to the house with grip,
Is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott, OF
Canton, spent part of last week with
friends and relatives
Mesdames David Farber, of Waynes-
burg, and Mary Hewitt, OF Minerva,
spent Monday at the home of Alonzo
Hewitt
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Britt Defeats Summers.

London, Nov. Jimmy Britt, the
California lightweight, defeated John
ny Summers of England in ten rounds
tonight. Britt's victory unpopular with
alleged fair play loving British crowd.
He was hissed and hooted uproarious-
ly and when Britt attempted to speak
he was drowned by boos. He left the
ring in anger after he was declared
the winner on points. Britt fought his
man to the ropes in the last two
rounds.
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REAL EsTATR transfers.

Frank A. Weaver and Florence M.
Weaver to Henry Siedler and Nanny
Siedler, lot 1851, Canton. $3.50.
r. Frank Wilson to e. w. Rubey, lot
9297, Canton, 1910.
Milton II. Shick and Ella N. ishick
to Charles j Schiltz and Ada E.
Scniltz, part of southwest quarter sec
tion 8, Plain township, $1,000.
Christian Marks and Mary Marks to
Ferdinand Grosenbaugk and Dira
Grosenbaugh, part of northwest quar-
ter section 20, Osnabarg township,
1880.
Matthias zeh and John Zeh to Pet
er Zeh, part OF southeast quarter sec
tion IL and southwest quarter section
IL, Tuscarawas township, $26.
Frank L. KoontE to Peter zeh
southeast quarter section IL and this
southeast quarter section 12, Tusca-
rawas township, 81.
John Karrenbauer st al. 10 Peter
and Lena Leh. part OF southeast quar-
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Gas ORDINANCE KILLED;
SOLICITOR TO DRAW ONE
Charged That EmpIoye of the East Ohio Pre-
pared Same-Committee FIaYed by Solicitor.
Loopholes to be Plugged up.

gleside hospital were running the
place for what there was In 1t In the
way of money. 1t was finally decided
by Sanders and his second that this
should be stricken from the resolution
and 1t was adopted. 1t is expected
that Solicitor Blake will plug up all
the loop-holes and that the ordinance
VIII bein readiness next Monday even
Ing, as he was instructed to have it
with him at that time.
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Towns Flooded With sosus Ballots.

Plainfield, Conn, Nov. 2.-Rural
towns in this section are flooded with
bogus ballots which are oleverly mark
ed and almost defy detection. Some
are trife too long. while others are
q trifle short. Both parties are alarm
ed and fear the small towns away from
the railroad may use them and that
the vote will then be thrown out.
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contsmpIates No Divorce.

Hartford, Conn, Nov 2.-When Mrs.
Jere Cook was informed this evening
that her husband a former minister,
and his Mistress Floretta Whaley, had
another child born to them she re-
ceived the news calmly. Said she re-
gretted to hear it and intimated that
one illegitimate child was bad enough
but a second complicated the situation
for the Whaley girl. She contemplates
no divorce.
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COURT HOUSE
MOTION nvERR1tLEn.

The motion to quash the indictment
brought by the grand jury against
Flora Deock, Of Alliance, charging
her with perjury. was overruled by
Judge Harter yesterday. When the
prisoner was arrsigned she pleaded
not guilty. Judge Harter set Novem-
ber II as the date of her trial. At
torney Abt is the counsel for the de-
fendant,
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WESTINGHOUSE WORKS
To START FULL TIME

East Pittsburg, Nov. 2.-The town is
wild with excitement and men, women
and children paraded the streets until
midnight over the news that the West
inghouse works will start full time i'm
mediately.
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Communicated by r.Ispathx.

Philadelphia, Nov, E.--Called to her
husband through telepathy. Mrs, Ada
German Mamess. the wife of deserter
from navy has arrived from Washing.
ton. Both assert they are able TO
communicate with each other through
telepathy and say they exchange mes
sages all the time.
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viii Swear Mrs. Guinness Still Lives

LaPorte, Ind, Nov. 2.-Charles Hud-
son, a farmer, and his two young
daughters will go on the stand at the
trial of Ray Lamphere for the alleged
Staying of Belle Guinness and swear
that Mrs. Guinness is still alive and
that they saw her visit the scene of
her crimes after the burning of the
house
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VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.

In the case of the Oak Grove COM
pany against Henry Wise and Samuel
Brown the jury returned verdict for
the plaintiff for $1125.50. The suit
was to recover on the alleged forfeit
ure on oil lands. The plaintiff was
represented by Attorneys Rice and
Souers and Attorneys Lynch 6 Day,
the defendants.
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Yee Ena Arrcsted.

Pittsburg. Nov 2.-Polioe notified
that Yee Eng. head OF the Chop Suey
trust, who Is alleged to have skipped
with $4,000 belonging TO the trust, has
been arrested at Park City. Utah.
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NEW CASES.

19353-James Fraunfelter VS.. NJ.
Clemens and Theresa Clemens. ]. B.
Snyder, attorney.
19354-Stephen Luxenberger vs.
Charles Lewis. John o. Garrett. at
torney. .ta
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

In guardianship of Louis Wise, final
account filed. '
In guardianship of John Linehart,
final account fled
In guardianship of Edith Lenhart
and Ora Linehart, first account filed.
In estate of Leah Courier. Canton,
w. H. Courier appointed admlnistra-
tor
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.

Homer A. Naftzger and Anna o.
Naftzger to the Savings & Loan COM
pany, part lot 1858, Canton, $500.
Henry Siedler and Nanny Siedler to
the Dime Savings Bank company, lot
6S51, Canton. S400.
Walter d. Snyder to the Peoples
Building & Loan company, part lot
2917. Massillon. $3.50.
John ]. Evans to the Peoples Build
ing & Loan company part lot 124,
Massillon, $780,
William H. C, Nehls to the Mas
sillon Loan & Building company, part
northwest quarter of section 20, Per-
ry township, 800.
Louis Wantz to the Massillon Loan
& Building company lot 25O2, Massil-
Ion, 5000.
Peter Zeh and Lena Zeh to the
Massillon Loan & Building company,
part northeast quarter section IL and
part southwest quarter section 10,
Tuscarawas township, $3.50.
Louisa Baker to the Savings & Loan
company, lot in Kensington addi-
tion to Canton. $3.50.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles Raedle, 23, machinist, to
Susie Showalter, %. Beach City.
Philip Graf. So, railroad conductor,
to Elizabeth Cook, 80, Canton.
John Irwin BAIL, 21. decorator, to
Edna Verne Foltz. 10. Minerva.
Francis r. Stuart, %. hotel clerk,
to Elizabeth Campbell. 10, Canton.
Joseph Keller, so, janitor, to Ester
Ketz, 45. Canton.
Frank Hanchey, At, laborer, to
Flora Lehman, 48, Canton.
Julius Domokos, 20, laborer, to Rosa
Nogg, 81. Canton.
Jacob M. Lutz, 25. tin worker, to
Della M. Fry. 10, Canton.
Daniel NJ. Bender, "a. carpenter, to
Rebecca Werlich "a. Navarro.
Mahlon e. First. %, craftsman, to
Elizabeth E. Stewart. 25, Alliance.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-27
MAD KING OTTO IS
so YEARS OLD TODAY

Munich, Bavaria. April 27-King
Otto. the mad monarch of Bavaria,
Is today GO years Of age. and is cele-
brating the anniversary immured In
the gorgeous prison Of Castle Fursten-
ried. where he has spent 3S years.
King Otto was born April az, ls4s.
and succeeded his brother. Ludwig
H.. June rs, 1884. when that monarch
committed suicide by drowning him.
self in the Starnberg Lake. At that
time he WAS insane, and the real
monarch is Prince Luipold, Otto
uncle. who rules Bavaria AS regent.
OF King otto's so year,, 3s have
been passed as u madman. although
for ~ years ho has ostensibly oc.
cupied Bavaria's throne. Physicians
ARE Of opinion that otto's robust con-
ntitution will enable him to reign"
many more years.
Since 1878 Otto has not left the
house and park Of Castle Fnrstenried
which Is on the outskirts Of Munich.
Fifteen gorgeously appointed par.
lors. connected by mighty folding
doc r., .re at the exclusive disposal OF
the royal mailman. who amuses him
self year In and yenr out by smashing
furniture. breaking up statuAry and
smearing mud over painting and wall
han gings.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-27

made to Detectives Sandusky and
Frabizio and which evidence is large
ly corroborated by circumstances.
The same confession WAS wrung from
him by both men aud their evidence
on the witness stand will be about the
same.
The other direct evidence to be in.
troduced by the prosecution is that of
Mrs. Joseph Minichiello, wife Of
one Of the murdered men. She heard
her husband and Bavori quarreling OH
the evening Of the night that Joe dis.
appeared. 1t is supposed that Joe
WAS then accusing Bavori of the mur.
der of his brother Dominick, and
Bavori. knowing that dead men tell
no tales, killed him in An effort to
save his own neck. Mrs. Minichie,lo
could distinguish their voices and Is
positive that the two men were Joe
ana Tony. The finding Of Joe's brok.
On pipe where the scuffie took place
is also some Of the evidence that will
be introduced. The trial will pro-
ably occupy tho greater part Of the
week as there will be many objections
on the part Of the defense to the evi.
dence that will be introduced by the
prosecution.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-27
$34 30 Denver to Mexico.

Tho Colorado aud Southern will
soil between Match 9th and April 80
one-wAy tickets via Ell PAso to Mexi.
CO City at above extrsmely low rate.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-27

Good time for old and young II
Morgan hall Friday. a9.5