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The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
FINDS WOMAN'S BODY IN SACK
Divested of Her Clothing, Which
Was Bundled Up with Her.
No CIew TO Assassin, and French
City Is Thrown Into state
of Excitement.

Lyons. -dly 4-Excitement has been Gre
ated in this city by the discovery Of the
corpse OF woman in a sack. The affair
Is very mysterious. A couple Of workmen
were up betimes, as they were starting
for a day In the country. when they no.
uced large sack lying in O street. On
examination they found the dead body OF
a woman doubled up IN il, so Off they
FASTENED 10 the nearest police station.
Careful inspection by several officials who
hurried 10 the spot revealed the fact that
there was no trace OF wounds. but that
the poor woman's hair had been cropped
quite close. The corpse was promptly
identified as that Of a married woman.
twenty-siX years OF age, dwelling at
Lyons and soon a visit was paid 10 the
house. The husband was asleep in bed
and when he was told Of the tragedy he
cried; My wife dead? Ny wife mur-
dcred? Oh. that is impossible" lie then
gave very clear and precise answers TO
the questions put to him by the judicial
authorities. He stated that he was en-
ployed al a local manufactory and that
on his return from work az noon on the
previous day he had missed his wife and
had been busy until bedtime in searching
for her
Friends and acquaintances on their side
report that the couple were on very affec-
tionate terms, so the husband has not
been molested; and. indeed. is actively as
sisting the officials IN their investigation.
All that the wife did on the fatal morning
has been ascertained. At 1870 o'clock she
returned from the market. whittier she
had gone 20 buy provisiors for the DAY.
but after that hour no,h!rg was seen OF
her. II she was murdered az home. this
must have been during tie interval pre-
ceding her husbands return from work.
but ii appears more likely that she went
out again unnoticed by the neiEhbors.
IL Is thought that she may have been
murdered by some Of the Apaches who
abound in that district. and that the Grim
inals were carrying the corpse In the sack
| 10 throw Il into the Rhone when the ap-
| proach Of the two early workmen led
them to drop it in the street and to run
away.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

Special Correspondence The Washington Herald
Edinburgh June 24--The Scottish Ma
tlonal Exhibition at Edinburgh was this
week the scene OF a carefully, prepared
and well-produced professional pageant.
held in aid OF the Scottish GhildreG's
League of Pity. II took place on Satur-
day last, two performances being given.
There were in all about 1000 performers.
and some hundreds OF children assisted
IN the masque
The pageant consisted Of three sections
Section ], An Allegory of the City Of
Edinburgh; section ?. Mythical Legen-
dary, and Historical. section 3, a Masque
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

ence. with the arts and crafts 70 embellish
her. and representatives of the chief
burghs Of Scotland. bearing each their
burgh banner, or COat-Of-arms. TO sup
port her.
The stately procession depicting the his
tory OF the Scottish nation from prehls-
,roic times down 70 the 20 gave a Won
derful picture Of the nations growth II
started in the dim age Of the Celtic gods
such figures as Angus Og. the god Of
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

Of the Seasons. As regards section .. the
endeayOr OF the committee was to give a
full representation Of the history OF Scot
land from prehistoric times down to
shortly after the '45.
The allegorical group consisted Of the
city of Edinburgh. Divinity. law. learn
ing. and medicine were represented as fol-
lowing the city TO guide and comfort her.
agriculture. manufactures, commerce,
architecture. sculpture. painting. and sci
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

Rome. July Another exciting episode
was added yesterday 10 the history Of the
long and still uncertain official struggle
against the supremacy Of the Neapolitan
Camorra.
Gennaro Abbatemaggio whose betrayal
Of his ow-aCcomplces in the murder
Of the Cuocolo couple at Naples enabled
the government 10 track down forty-two
members Of the supreme death council
has been since then accorded his lib
erty SO sure was ne that his friend
ship with Marshal Capezutti, Capt. Fab
broni. and the leaders Of The anti-Ccmor-
rst campaign would guarantee his per-
sonal safety that he had settled down
i'm a comfortable country villa at Cam
igliano. near Capua.
Three sets of magistrates who were In
trusted, one after the other. with the
prosecution OF the Camorrsts. abandon
ed the ungrateful task through fear Of
q assassination. Now a fresh magistrate.
called Lopes. and a new procurator, Gen.
Lucchespalh have begun the whole ju-
dicial prosecution over again. Their first
step was TO obtain a warrant for the ar
rest of Abbatemaggio.
Barrfcaded I'm His Home.
His capture was effected under dramat-
&c circumstances. Carabinieri and detach-
ments OF mounted troops set out at dead
OF night from Caserta and Capua and sur
rounded Abbatemaggio's residence and
summoned him 70 surrender. The IA
nous ex-Camorrist barrIcaded his house
and kept the troops at bay for nine
hours, vowing they would never capture
him alive. His only revolver was. fortu-
nately. knocked from his grasp by his
wife and flung out OF the window while
he was preparing 20 blow out his brains.
Finally. on the commander Of the cara
binieri agreeing 10 dismiss the mounted
men and allow AbbatemaggiO 10 drive 10
/ Capua In his own carriage, the latter
! emerged from the house amid sympa
/ thetic cheers from the population
/ When the prisoner, accompanied by the
commander of the Carabinieri. got well
along the road. the cavalry lying in wait
! suddenly swOOped down and closed
around the carriage. Abbatemaggio was
dragged forth. bound I'm chains. and hur-
/ ried between a horsed escort 10 the near
/ est railway station, and thence 10 Naples
/ There he has been lodged in the palace Of
/ justice. the authorities sharing the trait
/ or's own presentiment that he would be
/ most certainly murdered were he trans
/ ferred 10 the common prison Of San
Reno where several fatal encounters
/ with knives have recently occurred
among the horde Of Camorrist inmates
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
NEW IBSEN NOVEL.
Unpublished Manuscript Discovered
by Editors of His Works,

Christania, July 4-The Aftenposten
announces that Dr. Koht and DR.. Elias.
who were selected by Henrik Ibsen's rela-
tives TO edit the works Of the famous
dramatist have discovered hitherto un-
known manuscript. a novel. entitled
"The Prisoner OF Akershus." The news
is exciting great interest in literary cir
cles, and II is intended to publish the
book within very short time.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
More Officials Than Patients.

London. July AT yesterdays meeting
Of the Wandsworth board of guardians.
Mr.. Lower, a guardian. stated that he
had that morning visited one OF tbs insti-
tutions Of the Metropolitan asylums board.
and discovered, 10 his great surprise. that
the number Of officials was forty in excess
Of the number of patients.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
Councils Meet ON a Mountain.

Cardiff. July 4. The Mynnyddlslwyn
and Risca CMonmouth district councils
met yesterday on the side Of a mountain
20 consider the question OF the approach
10 the Nine Mile Point Station on the
London and Northwestern Railway. The
meeting elected a chairman. though there
was no chair, and the members stood
around him IN the fashion Of the Gorsedd
circle.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald and bill will be sent you at
cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
HUSBAND SHOT DOWN
Man ElOpes with Wife, Then
Returns to Take Life.
TRAGEDY ENDS LOVE AFFAIR

Marquis Is Also Slain by Husband
OF Woman with Whom Intrigue
tess Central Figure i'm Drama
Which Results in Husbands Death.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
TRAITOR LOCKED Up.
Man Who Betrayed Camorra
Fears for His Life.
BARRICADED FOR NINE HOURS

Capture Finally Effected and Then
Compromise Is Made, which, How
ever, the CaptOrs Break-AuthOri-
ties Fear TO Place Him in Common
Prison of san Reno.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-05
.SUFFRAGIST PARADE
Women Of Title March with
London Girls That Toll.
DEMAND THE RIGHT TO VOTE

Ten Thousand in Procession, Which
Is More Than TWO Miles Long.
Demonstration such ns Had Never
,Been Witnessed In Streets of the
Worlds Metropolis Before.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25

What Washington society is most interested to know is what relation Mrs. Elkins would be to the King of Italy if her daughter weds the Duke d'Abruzzi
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25
REBUILDING 10 BEGIN
 ON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
A Finer Plant Than the Former One Will Be Installed.

w. H. Constable will soon begin the work of rebuilding his fine cold stor- age warehouse at the corner of Fourth avenue and Jackson. The building will involve an outlay of about $SO.0OO. T. will be the same size as the former structure which was burned. but will have a much finer equipment in the way Of a plant.
 This was the statement given out yesterday by MT. Constable before leaving for Prescott and Jerome on business. Mir. Constable said that the plans were in the hands of Ed KneZell an architect of Fl Paso and as soon as they were completed work would be started al once. He thought that the same tenants would occupy the space as formerly.
 He learned of the fire consuming his building at Los Angeles the same morning il occurred. The fire was dis covered at l:10 and the department notified here. At about 2:S0 MT. Con- stable knew of it in Los Angeles, hay ing been telegraphed, and called out of bed by phone to receive the mes sage. which he considered very quick service
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25
PHOENIX. ARIZ.. MARCH %. 1908
NEW MEXICAN INSTRUCTIONS.

A few of our instructionisI friends find in the action of the New Mexican republican convention blazing of the way for Arizona republicans. As a matter of fact what the New MeXicans have chosen to do should not concern us at all. It happened on one occasion not very remote that We found it greatly to our interest 10 do quite differently from the New Mexican re- publicanS. The party convention two years ago in that territory under much the same as the present circumstances accepted the dictation of the federal officials. themselves acting under die tation from the White House. and came out strongly for joint statehood.
 That policy of MT Roosevelt's was acceptable to the New MeXicans and il may be supposed that they are still grateful to him for his intention to attach Arizona to that territory. We on this side of the line are not related to the president by that particular
 
 to observe his wishes with respect to an instructed delegation.
 The manner in which the instruction movement was brought to success in New Mexico is not very creditable to any of the parties concerned in it. It began with the busting of Governor Hagerman. one of the cleanest off cialS that territory ever had. on the demand of q particularly odious fac tion of republicans who had secured control of the party machinery and that he must take his choice between Hagerman and an administration dele gation to the coming convention. They brought proof to the president that such a choice was inevitable and flag erman was abandoned. His busting was softened by letter frorS the president complimenting him upon his official ability and cleanliness but it was explained to him that his reten- ton in office was menace to repub- lican success in New Mexico. It was suggested in the letter that other av- enues of official life were open-to him.
 The governor as became a spirited gentleman. in a letter in reply resent ed his sacrifice to the wishes of his political enemies and called forth the presidents memorable letter in which the governor was taunted with the crime of his father-a crime by the way which had never been charged until then and was never prosecuted. There are many reasons why We should not emulate our republican brethren in New Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior,
 United States Land office
Phoenix Arizona, March g, 1908


 Phoenix Arizona, March g, 1908. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by Barnet H. Lee, contestant, against Homestead entry No 623. made Feb. 14, 1907. for SEE 1-4. Section 90, Township l N, Range F, by Fred Hopkins contestee. in which it is alleged that said Hop kins had wholly abandoned said land for more than six months last past; that he failed and neglected to build a house on said tract, or to make settle ment upon or reside upon or cultivate said land, that same land is in desert condition and has been since entry was made and his absence from the land was not due to service in the army, navy or marine corps of the U. S., pear. respond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on May :. 1908. before register and receiver at Phoenix. Arizona.
 The said contestant having. in proper affidavit. filed March 9, 1908. set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this notice can not be made. it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 FEN 6. HILDRETH,
 Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25

The students of Stanford are now engaged in the consideration of a sub ject which should have had a place earlier in the curriculum-disciplin
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25
NO CIGARETTES IN OKLAHOMA.

Guthrie. March 24.-The house to- day passed the bill making it crime. punishable by fine of from s5 to S6a5 for smoking cigarettes.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25
CERTAIN FORMULATION OF ORCHARDS StNTfNCE
That Action Will Be Used as a Wit.
 ness Against Steve Adams.

Pueblo. Colo. March PA special from Ouray. Colo, says: Harry Or chard. under sentence of death in Idaho. the self-confessed murderer of Governor Steunenberg. will appear as chief prosecuting witness against Steve Adams at Telluride in May, where Adams is to be tried in cOnnec- ton with the mysterious disappear ance of q man named Barney during the r'ots of 1901-1902"
 To bring orchard here as a witness it will be necessary for the Idaho board of pardons to commute his sen tence Of death to one of life impris- onment. Word has been received here from most reliable sources that such action will be taken in due time.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25
BRIDGING THE SALT.

The agitation at Tempe and on the south side in favor of a wagon bridge across the Salt river should be joined in by the people of the north side. There is no other expenditure which might be made that would benefit so many people as a certain and con- venient crossing at Tempe. There are many times in the course of the year when the river is impossible and at all times the crossing there is approached with regret. Railroad communication between Phoenix and the south side is quite convenient, yet daily there are scores of people who for ore reason or another find it inconvenient. The in creasing pleasure traffic to Roosevelt adds another strong argument to the many why the chasm between the north and south sides should be bridged.
 Among the pleasures afforded by the valley are the delightful drives which unfortunately extend quickly in nearly all directions into the desert
 In the direction of Tempe and be- yond to Mesa where lie fertile fields the road in flood times stops at the river so that those who are weary of the wild beauty Of the desert find their pleasure ground very much circum- scribed.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25
STOMACH ILLS
WILL DISAPPEAR

the Bitters as soon as you notice the first symptoms of distress. Thousands of persons. similarly afflicted. can tell you Of its wonderful merit. But try it yourself and save d lot of unnecessary suffering
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25

DIR. W. s. LOWE. Veterinarian. Office 17 N. 1st Ave. Office Phone, Red 1928. Res. Phone, County A.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25

A patronizing Englshman tells us that the panic has been a good thing for the country. It may have been good for the country, but some of the worried along without it.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25

C. w. Morse was one of the hundred rich conspiratOrs who brought about the recent panic. according to Senator LaFOllette. It that is true, it must be said that Mir. Morse is a careless workman, for he succeeded in inflict- ing more injury on himself than on anybody else.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25

The following plea for subscriptions uttered bv the editor Of a California weekly paper. must have struck a re- sponsive chord in the heart of every true sport: "Ye editor had a pat flush beaten last night. Now is the time to subscribe"
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25

Twelve years ago. says the Provi- dence Journal, the country elected for it's president an advance agent os prosperity. What is wanted this year is somebody competent to chase after prosperity and fetch it back again.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-25
ENGINEERS AND METALLUReIsTs

JQ. A. King, Assayer & MetallurgIst, Mining Milling, Smelling and Irrigation Machinery IS N, Second Ave. Phoenix. Ariz
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
REELFOOT JURY FILLED.
Prosecution Throzcs Tzro BombsheHs
Into Ranks of Defence.

Jnioa City, Tenn, Dec. I7-Txo unexnected .,,r-
prses sprung by the to-day in the trial of the
eight alleged Night Riders indicted for the murder
OF Captain Quentin Rankin. resulted IN the COM
pte1on OF the jury this afternoon and Will shorten
the time Of the trial
me state caused CONSERVATION by fling an afi-
oavit charging that J. H. Russell the first Of the
Two Jurors chosen yesterday was the father Of a
oaao by one Of the defendants now on trial The
son is Charles E. Russell who Attorney General
Caldwell declared, would be used as g witness. J.
and was excused by the Court over the protests Of
the defence.
When the defence attempted 20 challenge the next
talesman the state raised the point that the de-
fence having used tventy-sfx pererptory challenges
had exhausted its legal number and two more
Attorney General Caldwell admitted that each de-
fendant was entitled twenty-four challenges but
said that when Joint trial the defence did
not specify on behalf Of which defendant # made
the challenge, Il was presumed 70 have made each
challenge upon behalf Of each defendant After a
long and bitter argument the Court ruled with the
state and ordered the case TO proceed
This left the defence with no further right to OBJ
feet TO talesmen who could qualify the satsfac-
Iiou OF the state and the Court But the defence
did object and Mr. Pierce, for the defence became
so vehement that Judge Jones threatened 10 oust
him from the case.
The work of selecting the Jury then proceeded
rapidly 10 conclusion. Just half OF the Jurors
are citizens Of Union City. the others being resi-
dents OF towns IN the vicinity. Not g single resi-
dent Of the Reelfoot Lake region was selected
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New YORK Uecember ]

New York December L. 1905
Of 5saas and NG dI 5c II FADE IiSRt and market
EeLiera-;y S-5@.i WI" 3. Ss--ch -eag arm and
higher We quote BEANS. marrow 1905 e5oies. per
medium I9os, choice s. 27l9qS2 80, 10 pea 59s s5oe
pea 1905 s. lOqS2 ~ do medium. S2as2 10 90 "ate
So S6asa IS: Yellow eve 1905 choice s. e5as8, black
So. 5' PE2s s ss6f5S 1s6s 6sgs Per 6sh s. 5 ;2
- LLT n ~, 80 4ro5srare receipt ana there
small proportion Of strictly ancy goods sgel are are II & Dc
grades drag. and are IN some accnllI.aJ-2 I
Az axe irTeEIar In the lower Qualities other classes of
butter generally qllel ana ne '',1 go ~ sa@at- 10
Was we 9aG 81 s1 c e frsfs 2SGSoc. do seconds a5627c;
271a92s Dc drse 26a2Ie: DO seeolas5 = a. 5 az 40
choice 26g2Sc common 70 fair 2lq25c process sPe
1da2c. 10 thirds 1s110c. Western imitation creamery
e DO tsi-4z Is alsc packing stock. L.
held S45 DO 30 2 ls'S DO as . b2es The usual
holiday quietaes5 has apparently degeloPe1 aa Lle mar
SS3rs stocks are not considered excessive and
holders are firm in their views and it IS doubtful
large guan5eg % & e' n I out 10 fsgaT trade at late
nslres Sans l ony t5r zporeers are looking for
ssa5s ass srados @ o. aadsrPce 5gt Hss s3; o
canadla new COS for coOred and 59y f2T ~ae t. ss we
] ]Jen9eF san % or OF m arc e5ored or white best I8c
do common to fair 19a11l-c; skins IN sTse1is. se1i
% % Common H5 4a5c. do tu1I skins 2's18i5e
receivers c0Dsiieraoie
sIrDIus leading urgent Offering .o-1as ana
general decline prices At the reduction there Is more
Ef--Ei+f0r r., nv and a frler tone especially West
e-D and Southern prime quality Searnr eggs are
however. as improved quality or he
Western and Southern he preference for the
-as-l- Goods RefriEerat0rs lower SELL hut some
holders are refusing for t1er ft-esl EpiH
frs reduction quoted. quote. state Pen1sy ana
and nearby selected white. fancy. 4oti4oc 70 ,sI u
c-are sST4oc- DO and mixed, fancy. iafi5oc 40
falr 10 choice Western. hrsts 5Oc 10 sec
ors 2sa2g- DO thirds. c592Tc, ref-tgerators -5-7 SC
lined IS G26c. .-g- e.
Pears irregular quality Cranoerrtez quiet
Strawberries of ordinary quality oranges III
r1o5 demand and higher Grapefruit duh Fiueaples
Ffrber We quote APPLES. Davis double t14d
mi SsS2 so do King 81 5OGSJ. 10 Northern spy, 500
e. 20 40 Baldwin S3ES4 DO Green'ng, cold storage
S9S4 "a do common storage 50 1908 25. do sweet va
r5eres So 5OG 50 *; head hbls. 20 tar
S94s2 NewtoWn Plppin. per box saP
~. do SuIrz 5aQs2 other kinds. ST aoaS2 aoi
ECeaer head Dbl 81 1881 So GRAN
TgERFIs Cape Cod, per bbl s139Sl5 DO per New York
r-ata So a5aS4- Jersey standard bills Sl-gSl5
do per standard crate 81 25dS3 10 90 per New York
crate 81 10dS3 *. STRAWB BERRIES Florida per quart.
gnd5or. ORANGES Florida pineappes, fancy selected
coun5a per T51s3 -. do mixed counts 81 BOG
5a do indian RIVER fancy selected s. T5S3 51
do lines 81 5OTs2 do other Florida. choice 70 fancy
lines s27S2 10 10 uriue. 81 2afSl %. 90
very v1sty inferior T5caSI; TANlEFtIEss Florida per
sfran s2S8 SA MAS Florida strap, 81 oo4S2 =;
RUM2UATs. Florida, per quart logi5ei GRAPEFRUIT