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ST. LOUIS cATTLE.

ST. Louis, Feb. l.-CATTLE.-Re-
oeipts 800. Steady and unchanged.
HOGS-Receipts 1880. Steady;
ranged 3T5G455.
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Broken Commandments.

Considering how many times the
ten commandments have been broken
1t is almost wonder that there are
any Of them left.-Somerville Journal
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Firm and unchanged
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm: western 23625.
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MOBILE & OHIO R. R.
Time Of Trains at
CAIRO

Time Of Trains at
CAIRO
soUthbound
No. I, Express daily, v....2:o4 pm
no. 3, Express daily, Iv....1:37 am.
korthbound
No. 2, Express daily, lv...-1:25 pm.
No. 4, Express daily, w.. POS am.
JOHN NJ. 5EALL,
General Passenger Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SITUATIONS WANTED

Advertisements OF not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader OF
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
In person, ON regular form. ut the Of
fee of The Bulletin Company, 70S
Ohio street The Bulletin Company
assumes no responsibility for any ad-
vertisement or statement made there
In and will not accept under this
heading the notice OF any person
known to he employed.
Inquiries and replies to advertise
ments should be made by mail.
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Alexander
National
Bank
csmmsrsIai Avsnss ana GIshsA sassa
cAlKo. lLLINoi&

OspNes .....s vTo0sS0o
eurp'os'.,-.. -. ......... aoou -
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Receipts and Shipments.

Chicago. Feb. 1.-The following
ar loads represent the days move
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEWERS AND FILLING.

All Cross Streets Between Twenty.
first Street and Twenty eighth
and West Twenty-eighth Streets,
and Part of Walnut Street, in
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OFFICERS


Iassrsss Paid - r~s ssss.aA :
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MALE HELP WANTED.
statesmen WANTED.

CIGAR statesmen wanted; /
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Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY a sAvINas uANK. |,
CAIRO, ILCiNosa ~

Cap'sas.ssv -.ss..ss~ ..ss 80. V0oys00
serpiee xs...s - ..-... sr.... 49,
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ERNEST WORKMAN.
Secretary Of Board.
Cairo, Illinois, January Is, 1905.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
Damon--Lawrence

Miss Julia Dwight Lawrence. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lawrence
Of sheboygan, Wisconsin. and Mr..
Frederick Beckwith Damon. son OF the
late E. c. Damon. or Honolulu. were
married last evening at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Damon. Thurs
ton avenue. Rev. Dr.. DOremus Send
der officiating.
The wedding was a very quiet one
Those present were the relatives and
immediate personal and family friends
Of the bride and groom. The brides
maid was Miss Consuela FaIkenburg.
The best man was George d. Fuller.
The house was very prettiiy decorated.
and following the ceremony there and
congratulations a delightful supper
was served. The bride and groom de-
parted on their honeymoon amid show
ers Of rice and old shoes.
The bride Is one Of three sisters all
well known In social and educational
work. She has been connected with
the Palama Settlement for some time.
The groom has been with the Bank
OF Hawaii for several years and Is
weH esteemed.
congratuIatory cabIegrams we're re-
ceived from the brides parents and
from the xroonn,s rnofhSr ana .f.ssr~
they being in MASSACHUSETTS,
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ONLY one BEST
Eoao1llz People Give Credit wnsre
Cts55t : DIE.

Peopse Of Eololuiu who s1Ee- with
sSok kidneys and had hacks want :
kidney uemedy that cz1 be depended
apon- The best Is DoG1's Backscts
NSHsy Pills medicine Tor the KID
rsys ozly. made tron pure roots and
hs-bS, aid tie only ore that = tacksd
by cGrS N Ho00lalu- Here's EO1oicl1
tS1Eo1y-
h s SEi1to1- Eocol1Iu- says 7
vas : Esug SuEs1e< frsa bzcksc1e,
having been aEStaa Ei-h Il for twelve
yS Taxing tbs IS : sympt1u O.
6asy CoEhSe- ard ssazg Dozr-s
BzckacAe Kidney Pills a6~s<rtss5 as
6szzg good for Complaints sEch as
nine, / procured soDs % them AZ the
Eo-kG D~ Cas- soCs. 7 found
won taxing them that tasy were dong
zs god al vas thereby e-osuzzsd
70 keep q until nc< an cured Of thu
kaeAche TIE merits OF Deans Bach
ache Ki5nex Pts hare h=sa suk1ziy
Shown L ny cas- All I rsc90lsc6
tz % ocae- su@s-s
Doxzs BzcAchs kidney Pts are
sd By al srwEs AID Sto-skeeps-s
II - cats PER bcx six boI=s for s15sl.
G vi be uIIe5 q recssr- q P-.ce
~ tne Holster D-Ez Co. Ec-olul1.
rAosele s~z fc- re Hawaiian
EDk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
WHARF COMMITTEE
REPORT.

The Shippers Wharf Tax COMMITTEES
presented an annual financial report,
showing total of receipts for the year
of s27,27O.29, and total expenditures in
various ways of 26,9591S, leaving an
available cash balance Of s9li.16. The
report was received and fled.
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eoERsoR TUCKED OUT.

GSsae0- F-sx-- Eto 4 e0-lz b7U-
IN liz Nzaehzria. ~rots q Acting Gov
ezor NottSzIsk fro7 NsE York q
De>szb- = zn5 - II 0ze Of rs
ktzz-z - sid = Ezs trad 0st- he
lad PIT u thirty dzyz of kzr5 ~crk
n WzSkia1Uz- and VIA IL rezetsd
New York thz rezsticu ezDs over hin
st-szzly- Yet Ee -zx glad 20 szy te
Lad esxGed al q he zr11nd ne In
fRSes to esve Il TIE rztiOzI capital
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CRoUP Is IMMINENT

No matter hoz val yo1r ean6rea
nay spp@zr 70 d xOu ara nsVer safe
=If1o1t z bottle q Chamberlain
Cough RsD=dy II ths h01Se- II never
fails 20 relieve and Il perfectly safe 20
give TIE little C1sz Fo- sale By al
dealers Bzlso1- Smith < Co. Ltd
AzES fo- Hawai-
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PLANTERS LINE SHIPS
GO To MATSON CO.
(By WireIes. Telegraph

HILo, Jan 6.-The agency Of the
Planters Line ships has been trans
ferred 70 Captain Pierce. who has re-
ceived . cablegram that the Mztson
Navigation Company win 'osd them
from Hilo. BUCKLAND.
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RESOLUTION.

Whereas II has been brought To the
notice Of the Board Of Commissioners
q Agriculture and Forestry that live
stock in transit from one island Of this
Territory TO another or from one place
TO another On the same Island have
been exposed to hardships in loading,
carving and unloading. and
Whereas the present system Of
handling livestock In transit from one
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-10
EXECUTIVE SESSION.

Following the reading Of a number
Of communications and the disposing
Of a mass Of routine work the meet
ing went into executive session.
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COURT NOTES

Judge De Bait gave Judgment for
Plaintiff in the suit q Territory o,
Hawaii = Kzpz0Izn Estate. Lid. fl
~hich Deputy Attorney General Whit
nsy appeared for plznu1 and c ".
Ashford f0- Defendant
a o StsTea vas discharged ss s5-
EnI<t-zro- q rhe estate q Ez1k
LCc~s[ko By Judge De B5It- Eto zp-
pointed william Ssvidge II his pzce
under Z had Of sz5ss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-27
A GOOD TIME

to buy. is now There are several rea-
sons for our saying so. You can get
better price than if you wait until next
year. This means that you can take
profit on most anything you buy now
and buy right. We will sell you something
that is right if you give us chance.
81, 000-Four-room brick and frame on
Third ave. Easy terms.
$2000-Five-room modern frame. Fine lot
Splendid location. Very easy terms.
l. A chance to get a home for the
money you spend for rent.
s., 600-Six-room modern frame in the
eastern part of the city. This place
is in fine shape and is a handsome
little home.
s., -Seven-room adobe lined frame OF
,s,aoo-New six-room buff brick. South
East. Well constructed and as
convenient home as you will find.
Lot 50x140.
So. 75o-Nearly new five-room bungalow.
North bench. beauty. Modern,
including laundry.
$4.000-New five-room bungalow. Very
attractive and well built. This is
in class all by itself. North
bench.
5000 Handsome. well built. modern.
mission style home on the North
Bench. Nothing nicer in Salt Lake.
A high-class home. Lot 2iax10 rods
s., 500-The best buy in Salt Lake il you
are looking for something with
eight rooms Modern and excep-
tionally well constructed. Fine To-
cation. Nothing left out. Every
brick in the building was laid I'M
der the personal supervision of the
present owner. Good reason for
selling. That is the time for the
other fellow TO buy.
Federal Heights is our specially when
it comes to high-grade lots. That piece
of ground is Salt lakes beauty spot.
Just go up there and see what is going
on. Lots from $500 up.
We have fine pair of lots on ENventh
East for $3.50.
Property everywhere in town. out OF
town, Teton Valley farms More fc- your
money than anywhere in America con-
sidering all things. -
STOWE & PALMER. =
The Realty Men.
Controlling Wilson-Sherman Co. lnsur-
ance that insures.
81 W. End South St Upstairs). Phones 49,.
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LADIES' TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT lady attendants. Face mas
sage, handspring, hair dressing Santa
rum parlors. s. w. ID So. Bell 60: Ind
1873
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NOR TH BENCH LOTS

NOR 7TM BENCH LOTS
$3.50 to $50 each.
Have a south front of Al feet each.
Only few for sale Don't miss this
chance.
Easy terms if desired.
$500 home on End ave.
6-rm mod. brick. nearly completed. A
beauty, with furnace, mantel. inted
walls Everything first class anG the
very latest.
Sacrifice, Arm mod brick
West 2nd North. This must be sold 1t
is new and well built. Make an Offer.
Save carfare -
BY taking thas exceptional good buy On
e St, close in. A 5-rm. mod. brick. ar
tistic and new. 1920 Easy terms il de-
sired. Let us show you.
81 800 buys an
S-rm. mod brick, close in on LIST West.
Perhaps less money will take IL for al
cash 1t must be sold and II Will pay
YOU to see il at once.
Acres 5000
Improved with water right on 2lst East
St Many others.
GODDARD INVESTMENT co.
81 East LIST So. ST.
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TUNING AND PLANO REPAIRING

JOHN N rACGART. headquarters N
Y. & Western Piano Co., So. Main.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
1t is well known fact that the large
mercantile house can pay more attention
smaller one can.
The same is true of apartment houses.
and that is the very reason
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DRAMATIC STUDIO.

DRAMATIC STUDIO. 535 South Main
st. Mrs. Annie Adams kiskadden.
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STOVE REPAIRING.

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired.
castings at wholesale and retail. 242 State
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works
Phones 17S1-y-
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MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS.

EYES examined for glasses: compli.
Gated lenses duplicated. oculists prescrip-
tions filled. w. B. Rushmer. 81 E. id
So st.
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can furnish its tenants with all the little
conveniences that go to make the COM
forts of life.
Steam heat. hot water at any time of
day or night. telephone. janitOr and
nightwatchman service and a gas range
go with each apartment.
BY taking an apartment in THE
WOODRUFF you will be within two
blocks of the Kenyon hotel. but will not
be annoyed with the noise of the street
cars and crowds.
II you select your flat at once. it will
be finished to suit your taste.
MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY
524 Security & Trust Bldg.
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WANTED-.MALE HELP.

WANTED-Civil service employees are
paid well for easy work: examinations of
all kinds soon. expert advice, sample
questions and Booklet 2s0 describing po-
sitions and telling easiest and quickest
way TO secure them, free. Write now
washington Civil Service School, WASH
ington, ID. G.
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day; 10 bridge helpers, $3.50 day
Strocks Employment agency. East 2nd
So. ST.
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FOR SALE-Non-descript ticket to
Denver, cheap; ten days stopover. W. c.
Perkins, Lenox hotel
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OUR GRADUATES all hold good pos
tiens. Utah Business College.
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WANTED-Don't take our word for It
but call and visit our school in session
and be convinced that Henagers Business
college is the best in the city
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FOR SALE-Cheap. a second hand cadet
SUIT, cap and overcoat. Call Ind 49,
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THE SCHOOL WITH A RECORD.
0ATRELB'S Unique School Of Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Bldg
VISIT Henagers Business College II
you are thinking OF taking = course. IL
pays 20 attend the best.
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CARPET CLEANING.

VACUUM carpet cleaning: our way; IL
is cheaper to be clean all the time than
to house-clean twice year. AND MUCH
MORE SANITARY Phone us-52sl-Y. g
d. Rates. 224 Dolly block.
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| WANTED-Postoffice- clerks and car
riers. Examinations will be held in Salt
Lake and many other cities in Novem-
Der. Particulars free. Washington Civil
Service School. Dept. 2O. Washington.
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CALL AND SEE our speed typewriting
class. Utah Business College.
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FOR SALE-Furniture of fourteen
rooms, cheap will lease house. Owner
leaving the city. go South Second West
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FOR SALE-Grocery store and meal
market; living roms; three years lease,
rent so. No DEAD ones apply. Address
l. 2. Herald.
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-Middle-aged woman or girl
for homework. 765 4th ave. Phone 4445-Y.
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WANTED-New students can enter Hen
ayers Business college at any time; day
and night sessions. 1t pays to get the
best.
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WANTED-Good girl for general house
941 East 5th South.
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WANTED-A good girl for genera
homework; no washing; small family
Apply lac Second East
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Additional
Classified Ads
on Page Is.
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED
mattresses. city, 5000.
chambermaid, city, 5000.
lunch counter girl. out, $500.
2.laundresses. out, $500.
women cooks, city. 5000.
House girls. good wages.
INTERMOUNTAIN EMP. AGENCY,
Most Reliable,
90 w. I'd so. BOTH PHONES 1853.
Department for Ladies.
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WANTED-First-clas experienced con-
crete foreman. Inquire 726 E So. Temple
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FOR RENT-Five-room modern house;
vacated October Is; ranges. stoves, sewing
machine, curtains, etc, for sale. 24S So.
3rd East a.f ---s---
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FOR SALE-s-room modern. Sd ave, sii
xl0 and r. of W: price $500: 5000 mort
gage at per cent y q. Herald.
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4-room brick house. east front. between
9th and 10th South and West Temple
Street. only $3.50. Terms 500. balance SIS
per month.
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WANTED-Ladies and girls to copy ad-
vertisinS letters at home. spare time: good
pay: cash weekly. Write for particulars
w. w. Wood, Helena, Ark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
TX NJ y
"Xpo ferens.

The signature OF Columbus given above
has always been a mystery. There have
been many explanations of the cipher'
hut none of them seems TO De satisiac-
tory IL was customary, however, In
those days, for men of prominence to
adopt such ciphers just as the adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02

section of the American Associate for
the Advancement of Science
1.-THE technical surgical operation in
volved in this kind of experimentation on
account of the necessity of maintaining
unimpared the circulation of the blood is
great, bat not impossible of achievement,
and no effort should be spared to reach
this goal" says Prof. Flexner. 1.-THE func-
lions of transplanted organs are main
tanned by the method of the preserva
ton of the circulation. Hence it now
becomes possible to place sensitive and
important viscera under new experimental
conditions, which may aim to resemble or
produce those believed to give rise to
the common pathological state in man and
to observe the effects over u long period
of time.
at is a matter of no small significance
that arteries can be transplanted success
fully from dog to cat and vice versa and
from man to dog, and that keeping extir
pated arteries under sterile conditions at
refrigerator temperature for twenty or
thirty days or even longer does not in
terfere with the results of transplanta-
ton
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Shot at Wife, Then Killed Himself.

LONDON. January Maj. Coates Phil
lips, who distinguished himself in the
Boer war. committed suicide Tuesday
night after shooting at his wife, her
mother nd lawyer. The major had
been divorced. Some time ago he made
an attempt to kill himself in the resi-
dence of his former wife. but was re-
strained. Tuesday night he returned to
tn" home of Mrs. Coates Phillips and
forced an entrance. His former wife, her
but when they saw the excited man break
in they fled. The major opened fire with
his revolver, aiming at every one he could
see. and then blew out his brains. The
solicitor and the mother of Mrs. Coates
Phillips were wounded, but not seriously
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-02
INQUIRY rs A FAILURE
GERMAN NAVAL CRITICS
VIEWS ON BACK FLAME.

BERLIN, January Am article which
is necessarily of high interest to naval
men, especially those of the United States,
will appear in today's issue of the
naval magazine, Die Rundschau. which,
without being an official organ. is recog-
nized as the representative naval mag
azine and is published under the recog-
milton of the admiralty. 1t is entitled
States''
The article first of all draws attention
to the extraordinary number of accidents
which have occurred on board the Massa-
chusetts, the Boston, the Alabama, the
Missouri, the Kearsarge and the Georgia
owing to defects which led to a detailed
inquiry into the whole question of turrets
in order to see what improvements were
possible. Upon this the critic in the Rund-
schau proceeds to animadvert upon GER
tain proposed improvements as given in
an article in the magazine. The Navy.
saying:
Problem Of Gun Turrets.
when one examines the details and
recommendations of the committee ap-
pointed for the purpose of investigating
the whole problem Of gun turrets it is ap-
parent that the committee has not accom-
plished what it set out to do. This is not
to be wondered at, as the committee could
not have completed in few months a
work for which many years are necessary
The committee has confined itself to in
vestigating and solving the question as to
how to reduce the danger to the men
caused by the explosion of gases gen.
Grated at the time of an accident. How
ever. the question is, How can a back
flame be entirely done away with? Or, If
it Is decided that this question cannot be
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middle and strung it upon cord which
held other letters received and registered
upon the same date. 1t slumbered among
the files where Antonio Gallo fastened
it for 327 years, until the first week of
August 1929 Antonio Lobero, having
been appointed to examine the archives
of the bank, found 1t and reported the in
teresting fact to the city authorities. A
search was then made for the documents
referred to. hey were found intact,
their historical interest and value was i'm
mediately recognized. and all of them
were placed with great ceremony in
glass case in the city hall. where they are
still on exhibition, with Paganini's violin
and other precious relics.
Twice since that time the letter has
been taken out of the frame to be photo
graphed on the spot and in the presence
of a committee of city officials. The
bound volume is known as the "Codice
Diplomatico" of Columbus.
Copy of the Genoa Letter.
Mr.. Harrsse discovered at once that the
manuscript offered for sale by Mr.. Marini
was facsimile of the Genoa letter, but
he found certain differences which excited
his attention. In the first place, there is
no hole in the forgery similar to that
which Antonio Gallo made in the original
when he strung it on the file. In the sec
ond place. there is no crease in the forg-
cry where the letter was folded. Other
wise the two documents are precisely
alike, each containing sixteen lines of
text and eight lines of signature. All
the capitals. authorizations, punctuation
marks, fiourislhes and accidental PATCHES
of the pen are identical as to size 'orm
and pecularities in both letters, VIII. N, of
course. convinced Mr. Harrisse and Mr..
Barlow that one was a mere tracing from
a photograph of the other.
When the results of the investigations
of Mr.. Harrisse were explained to Mr..
Marini he had prompt and plausible ex-
PLANTATION. He declared that Columbus
was In the habit of marking copies of all
his letters. which is strictly true, and that
the letter lie offered for sale was the copy
he retained in his own possession when he
forwarded his contract to the Bank of st.
| George. But in establishing this theory
he was obliged to correct his original
statement and admitted that his letter
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KILLED AFTER 20 YEARS.
A. J. Ballard and the Henry Broth
ers Revive Old Feud.

OWINGSVILLE. KY, January I'm
shotgun fight Tuesday night between A.
j. Ballard on one side and Allie and
Boone Henry, brothers, on the other, at
Yale. mining town, Ballard and Boone
Henry were fatally wounded.
Ballard participated twenty years ago
in a fight, resulting in the death of two
of his brothers and the wounding of
other men. He had killed Peter Spencer
and was sentenced to life Imprisonment.
The courtroom was crowded and guards
had been placed at every exit. as 1t had
been reported an attempt would be made
to release Ballard.
When Ballard was being taken to jail
his brothers, Moses and James. started
a riot and attempted to release him.
Guards however, in a running fight,
killed both. A. ]. Ballard escaped, but
was recaptured and went to the peniten-
tiary.
He was pardoned about six years ago.
1t has since been reported that a man
who died in the west confessed that he
and not Ballard killed Spencer. and that
Ballard was serving his sentence UNJUST
ly.