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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-22
En- ell dirigible Wright
NUEVA ASCENSION EN- ITALIA

Nueva York, jueves. Dicen los %despachos llegados de
Roma cue al m;ristro de marina italiano ha hecho una
ascension en- ell ~dirigible Wright, gobernado por su Nus
ire inventor. 49,.
Ell globo evoluciono perfectamente, obedeciendo a Ia
direction del sabio areonauta que fue ovaclonado por Ia
multitud Y felicitadisimo por el ministro que Sc nostro
maravillado del progreso de las maquinas Voiadoras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-22
Cuba esta EN- deficit
~ANGUSTIOSA

Nueva York, iueves.-Entre los elementos conservado-
res de Ia Tsla de Cuba ha causado vivo disgusto la mott
cha de que existe I'm deficit de II millones en- Ia admins
TRACTION del pals.
Los Conservatives y los contribuyentes en- general de-
sean una polltica de economics y de moderation para
enjugar ell deficit, ST no Sc quiere If d la bancarrota y al
d~escredito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-22

LA EsTADIsTICA HORRENDA

Nueva York, jueves-Continnan llenando las coluhl-
% de Ia urensa las horrendas estadisticas de las vloti-
mas que causa en- Adana y otras ciudades otomanas, Ell
fanatismo de los turcos.
Despachos de Adana, dicen que las vlctimas del sal
yalismo de las turbas llegan a dlez mil
Els horrible La description que Sc hace de los desnanes
sangrientos de la plebe turca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-22
Don Gu||ermo NarIore|

IIa embarcado en- Cd "Bucnos A.
res" para ESpana nuestro Distinguish
amigo don Guillermo Martorcll, que
VA de temporada 4 aquel bello pals.
FL BOLETIN lie despidc afectu,~a-
mente, descaudolc I'M v%enturoso VIA
je.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-22
Huracan devsstad0r
en- CIeveIsnd
CENTENAREs DE MuERTos Y HERIDos

Nueva York, jueves.-Un furioso huracan que duro
-einco minutes ha asoiado la ciudad de Cleveland, causan-
do muchos centenares de muertos y heridos.
So han presenciado escenas espantosas. Ademas de
las dolorosas perdidas humans, ell tornado devasto ia
prcpiedad. En- un million es calculan las perdidas.
Muchas familias han ~quedado en- la mayor ~indigencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-22
Service Especial ltl DSieila liie7oas;ii
0ABLEGRAMAS
0tra inspection del Canal
ROOSEVELT LEGO A MOMBASA

Nueva York, jueves.- Sc ha acordado que ell secreta-
rio de Marina de Washington vaya a inspeccionar ell es-
tado actual de los trabajos en- Panama.
Los adversarios de la situacion actual dicen que esta
resolution envuelve una censura contra ell presidente
Taft.
La prensa de esta ciudad ha recibido cablegrarnas de
Mombasa, avisando la llegada de Teodoro Roosevelt a
dicha poblaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-22
Ell hospital de Arroyo

FL aIcalde de Arroyo ha pcdldo un
anticipo de $500 dollars para cons-
truir el hospital Municipal en- dicho
pueblo.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04
LIST TOE OF VovERs QUALIFIED TO
VOTE IN SPECIAL SCHOOL
FUND ELECTION

Inc following ID a list Of the electors 80 9.
nu.'e county by precincts, who have qualified ~
vote IN the special school tax election 10 DO so'S
on Saturday, June 18th. 1909; " '' "e'o
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04
VERO

A. l.. Church and family, hav,
moved into the Chas. Harris cottage.
.. Roach made a flying trip t.
Brantley and return in his fast power
boat Monday.
Owing to hot weather our Sunda,
school hour has been changed to 9:3C
a. m. All are invited to attend.
Miss Matte Tuten, who has beer
teaching a very satisfactory school at
Canaveral returned to her home on
Monday.
F. c. Prang left on Wednesday for
Bulah House of Refuge, where he goes
to superintend the erection of some i'm
portant concrete construction for the
government.
Rev. d. d. Diffenweirth held SER
vices both morning and evening in the
church Sunday, and while the "skeets"
We're quite bad, a good congregation
was present each time.
The first car of pines to ever leave
Vero is expected to 60 out Thursday
night. This is only starter and there
will be many to follow, the fields have
good crops and sizes are desirable.
Our school clio ed Friday, and our
teacher, Miss Josephine Summerlin,
left on Saturday for Quay, where she
will visit friends for a few days before
returning to her home at st. Lucie.
Miss Summerin made many friends
during her short stay with US.
Commissioner Paul Kroegel was in
town the last of the week looking over
the road work being carried on at this
point. The mari and sand roads being
built here are not ON y the cheapest
but the best construction that has
been put down in this county. The
is about half mari and half
sand to get best results.
The many friends Of Frank Grice,
will be grieved to learn of his untimely |
death at an early hour Monday morn
ing, at the home of his brother, W. j.
Irice. He came up on the train Sun
lay and was taken violently i'll almost
at once upon his arrival and died within
4 few hours. Everything was done
for him that loving hands could do,
out to no avail.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04
EerO Precinct No. II

ne above is list of all those find qualified to
vote IN Special Sub.School Election TO be held in
81 LucIe county June 10, 1909, in the following
SHtinE precincts: Sebastian. No. /; Fort Pierce,
no Z; Ankona, No. 81 Jensen No. l. Wabasso. No,
" "uay' No, 3; Narrows No. 8; Vero No. II.
Ed EDGE.
Supervisor of Registration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12

started after a negro who had been
a terrified spectator of the crime. The
latter ded. When the murderer VAS
arrested by Sheriff Cicero stewart he
claimed that Sanchez was witch but
said he had committed the crime
while suffering from a nightmare
The murderer arrived here only
saturday and nothing is known or
him. Sanchez long Familiarity known
as "Chapo' had been for twenty
years Il well known character up and
down the Pecos valley and his brutal
murder has aroused great public in
dignation
"Chapo' had extended to the strans
er the hospitality of his premises al
lowing him TO sleep in a shack in the
back ward the stranger repaNing his
Kindness with murder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
FIVE DEAD; PROPERTY
LOSS HEAVY IN CUBA

Havana, oct. 1.-THE most serious
tornado ever since the big blow of
October Il. 1906. struck Cuba today,
devastating the western portion of the
Island. In Havaan many small build
ings We're blown down or unroofed
I'VE persons were killed and about
twenty-five Injured.
The greatest damage done was in
the harbor. where forty or fifty
lighters. launches and small tugs
were sunk or blown ashore
At Casa Blanca great anxiety was
lelt throughout the day for the safe
iy Of the Ward liner Moro Castle from
New York and the Plant line steamer
Miami from Key West. Both arrived
safely this evening. having kept of
shore for hours awaiting abatement
of the storm.
The total damage is estimated at
$1,000. 600 in Havana.
communication with the interior
mas been Interrupted except with
parts OF Havana and Pinar del Rio
provinces. in which the orange and
other fruit crops suffered greatly.
There were heavy floods at Nuelta
"J' INV t"p'cCo ltSiNii' p"' ~
bacco crop was not seriously affected.
The gale came from the SOUTH
southwest. and the vortex of the tor
nado was a short distance west OF
Havana. The wind subsidized tonight.
At Arroyo Naranjo the new tuberen-
losis hospital was blown down ana
many patients injured
In the height Of the storm small
spanish brig struck the wreck OF the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
POSSE ON TRAIL OF
ENTERPR|S|NG
CRIMINAL
Kansas Youth, Arrested, Locks
Captor in Bank Vault With
Cashier; Escapes With Coin
After Shooting Policeman who
Interfered,


Lawrence, Kan, oct il--Scores OF
armed citizens are searching tonight
for Earl Bullock, IS years old, who
today robbed the State bank at Eu-
dora and later perhaps fatally wound
ed Policeman Wilson Pringlo, who at
tempted to arrest him at his mother
home here.
He was arrested Ia Eudora by Dep
utv Sheriff Woods today on a chnrgc
Of robbng u store here Desiring to
talk with r. f.. Wilson, cashier of the
state bank in Eudora. the deputy
took the boy To the bank with him.
While Woods and Wilson We're
talking Bullock drew two revolVers
ana ordered them to throw up their
hands. Then he marched them into
a vault and locked the door. Taking
900 he fled. Two hours later citi-
zens released the two men from the
vault and search for Bullock was
started
Policeman Prineie traced the boy TO
his mothers home and went there To-
night to capture him Bullock shot
the policeman ana escaped
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
BANDIT GETS OFF WITH
EXPRESS COMPANY COIN

Seattle. Wn, oct 1.-The Great
Northern Express company has not
checked up its accounts 20 learn the
exact amount stolen by a masked
robber from its Offices IN the Union
station here last night. but ii Is knowr
that the sum was not less than $1,000
The police have not struck the trail
of the short, heavy-set man who
bound and gagged the night clerk anc
his assistant, according to their story
ana carried off the gold and silver
from the safe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
MURDERER ACQUITTED
ON GROUND OF INSANITY

San Francisco, oct 1l--That James
r Cunningham was insane when nc
shot and killed Miss Caroline Brasch'
stenographor for Gray Brothers, in the
office of that firm, June last, was
the decision OF jury in the superior
court today. Soon after Miss Brasch
was killed an innocent man was ar
rested for the crime To save nm
Cunningham confessed.
Last Saturday an insanity commits
sion reported that Cunningham was
an incurahle paranOiac, that ne sur
fere from hallucinations that he is
the son Of God. that evil spirits are
depressing him and that all women
are i'm love with him.
After the decision Of the jury
Judge Dunn formally committed Cum
ningham 10 a state hospital for the
insane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
Fair Opens Under
CLoudless Skies

H. Greenleaf Albuquerque, y. NJ.
3. Howard q, bay g, j. G. Rous
Jr., ll Paso, Texas
6. Miss Joes, rn III does Young) /,
s. j. Gatlin, FL Paso, Texas.
Z. Teddy Y, oh g tAltie WOODY 4,
Phil Young, El Paso. Texas.
S. Tommy Horn, bay (Otto
Wilkes), W. G. Freiker, Denver colo.
.. Phylli c, br IN tzombro) c. A.
Holcomb, Santa Ana. Calf.
Exhibition Hall open Today
Exhibition hall will be open this
afternoon and every exhibitor Will be
prepared to show goods. The hall
will be well filled and the display
will be a very excellent one in spite
of the unfavorable season in many
of the districts. The sheep show viii
.also get under way TO day and with
the long string of attractions which
the program for the day offers, it
will be a swing right into line in the
old time Albuquerque fair way from
early morning until late at night.
Carnival Company Opens.
The Carnival company opened for
business last night the shows COM
pletely filling the plaza opposite the
Alvarado hotel. The company played
to a big crowd and all of the shows
were packed during the early part OF
the evening.
The free attractions offered are
wen worth going a long way to see
and VIII prove big drawing cards
throughout the week
Today will mark the opening Of
half "a dozen conventions two of
which are attended by large num-
bcrs of delegates from all over the
territory These are the cattlemen'
association and the odd fellows grand
lodge. Both organizations have large
memberships ana both are well pleas
ed with the attendance now in Al
buquerque. The Cattlcmen will be in
session and will meet until Thursday.
These organizations are bringing a
number of people here
but without them the fair crowd is
we'll up to the mark for the first day.
Every hotel in Albuquerque is well
filled and it is plain that by tonight
the Information bureau Will be very
busy finding rooms for the visitors
There is however plenty of room for
everybody and the outlook is that
the attendance even during the first
part of the week viii be large while |
the latter days are expected to bring
to Albuquerque the biggest crowd in
her history.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
Vessels Torn From MoofingS in
Storm Tossed Mexican Gulf
Driven Ashore or to Unknown
Fate on Watery Wastes,
KEY WEST SEA FRONT MASS
or SHAPELESS WRECKAGE
Three Thousand Men Cut Off
Camps of Florida East Coast
From World in Construction
Lines,
iBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Key West. Fla. oct. l1.--While the
hurricane is not the worst Key West
has ever experienced, the local wealth
er observer said tonight that the in
dications were that the entire east
coast of Florida would suffer.
One hundred vessels were in the
harhor. OF these only five have re-
NAMED at anchor, the others having
either gone to sea or were smashed
upon the beaches. Streets along the
water front are mass of wreckage.
Brick as well as frame buildings
throughout the city suffered from the
hurricane and many miraculous es-
capes from death have been reported.
Several factories were partly Ge-
stroyed including the Havana-Amer-
lean. Martinez. Nichols. Ruylopez,
Mintel Lopez, Fleitas Toreys, Corte2
and Wolf cigar L. "a. The top
OF the First National bank was blown
off and the postoffce damaged. 1t Is
known that many have suffered seri-
Gus injury and unconlirmed reports
say several lives were lost.
The storm reached its height at |
O'Clock. when the wind had an esti-
mated velocity of 100 miles an hour.
This was a hard, steady blow from
to 3 O'Clock D. M. when the wind
began to die, AT 8 o'clock the center
OF the hurricane had passed here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
MURDERER G0UGES
OUT EYES OF HIS
VICTIM
FrightfuI Crime Committed in|
Carlsbad by Strange Mexican
Who Claims Man He Killed
Was a Witch,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journal
Carlsbad, n. NJ, oct. 11.-This town
has been greatly shocked by most
brutal and wanton murder committed
at II O'Clock last night when a new
ly arrived Mexican named Rosalio
RuDalicso broke into the shack OF
Francisco sanchez, and attacked the
latter with knife. The murderer
held Sanchez who was small man
in the hollow Of his arm and liter
ally hacked open his throat with the
blade Of the small pocket knife which
he used. After gouging out his vic
TINS eyes the brute then finally
jabbed the knifc into the skull until
he broke OFF the blade in Sanchez's
head. He then secured an axe and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
BANKER MORSE
SENT BACK
TO T0MBs
COURT RULES AGAINST
ZONE TIME ICE KING, u
Sentence of Fifteen Years in
Prison for Violation Of Bank
ing Law Sustained Supreme
Court May Save Him,


ny Morning journal Special leased wire1
New York, oct. II Unless the
supreme court of the United states
tnterfcrcs, Charles W. Morse, one
time ice King" coastwise steamship
line organizer. banker ana capitalist
will serve fifteen years NJ hard labor
in the fedora: prison ar Atlanta, Ga.
After having been at liberty under
$l2J. 600 hail since June II. last, he Is
back IN the Tombs prison tonight. on
account oi decision OF the United
states circuit court Of appeals today
sustaining the judgment of the lower
federal court which found him guilty
In Norcmhe last OF violating the ma
tlonal banking laws.
There was solaee in the decision,
however, in that only ten OF the fifty
three indictments on which he was
convicted were sustained. ON the
strength of this, his counsel, Martin
w Lttlcton. viii Immediately carry
the case beforp The United States SUI
preme court on a writ of certiorari
10 this end the United States court Of
appeals has granted fortV-daN stay
Of execution. ana pending decision
bv The supreme court application Will
be made to have the prisoner again
admitted to bail
Morse took tho decision calmly
though he was plainly grief stricken
and surprised He heard the ncws
in the office Of United states Marshal
Hcntel and was almost Immediately
taken to the Tomhs.
When word OF tho decision came.
Mrs Morse. who was with her hus
band, said;
"Ai along We had The utmost CON
fidcncc that q new tris would be
The decision today came as
n great surrpisc to us. My husband
is brave and he viii continue to strue-
gle for his liberty. Mr.. Littlctun viii
remain Ia charge of his case and viii
try at once to obtain Mr. Morscs re-
lease on bail"
When he left the federal building
in custody Of an officer fnr the Tomhs
Morse was not handcuffed.
one of Morsc's kcenest regrets "a
being forced to return To prison is the
of his beaver-llle strug-
gle to rebuild his fortune. His uber-
alton under bail was marked bY his
re-olection as president Of the Metro |
poitan Steamship company New
England corporation. ana of the Hud- |
son Navigating company operating a !
line Of boats on the Hudson. tie y
,redltcd with having discharged the |
bulk Of his debts. From the tW" big |
lines that had with ! |
The week elected Morse as their preSi |
dent, there WAS no official statement
after today's decision 1t !
was understood that for the time be-
ing at least the election would stanu. !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
RAILWAY IAABOREI.S
CUT OFF FROM MAINLAND

Miami, Fla, oct 1l.---All efforts of
officials OF the Florida East Coast
railroad here to get into communica-
ton with men at work on the roads
extension on the keys Of the extreme
southern part have been in vain.
Between $500 and 5000 workmen
are employed on the construction
work on the lower keys. Grave fears
are held for the safety of thes men.
In the hurricane of 1906 40 men lost
their lives.
1t is said that the construction
camps are better fortified now.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
JOINT DEBATE
DEMANDED BY
GAYN0R
CHALLENGES HEARST TO
MEET HIM ON PLATFORM
Bitter Trade Directed at 0p-
ponent from the Democratic
Candidate for Mayor of New
York City.


IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire1
New York Oct. 1.-Two ! candi-
dates for mayor of Greater New
York who have been engaged in bitter
denunciations of each other in the
last two days-Wiliam K. Hearst and
William j. Gaynor--appeared before
the public tonight for their first ad-
dress of the campaign. Hearst spoke
at Carnegie hall and formally accept
ed the nomination of the independents
known as the Civic alliance. Gaynor
appeared in Brooklyn as the regular
democratic nominee.
Hearst rcfrained from attacking his
rival but Justice Gaynor. aroused by
wh2t he -sdeeh,eed to ae Hearst :
breach Of faith in repudiating him,
challenged the editor to meet him in
joint debate on issues Of the cam
paign. H'F %yF9f
Il want fair play above all in this
contest" said GaYnor 'rhe open en-
emy honor, but | despise the enemy
that sits back as an editor or other
wise, pretending to be your friend
when he is only smiling while he bur
les his dagger in your ribs. The yell
iPf NViiINS 'ttl VI a. IiitlI II II - III
him. SO I say let us have it out in
the open. Mr.. Hearst"
William Iyins, republican candidate
for mayor four years ago, took an
important part in the Hearst meeting
He declared Gaynor had participated
in conference in which he advised
Patrick H. McCarren and man
whom WINS described as a lobbyist"
that the anti-race track gambling law
as passed by the legislature in this
state was unconstitutional.
"William j Gaynor," WINS said,
"has a judicial history of demagog-
ism and political tricllery and, as to
the statements | have just made, he
must either get off the bench or he
VIII have his opportunity of having
me disbarred His whole life is a
chapter in political hypocrisy and
shall take a large part Of my time in
the next two weeks in demonstrating
it,"
AIr Hearst said in part:
II accept your nomination in the
satisfying confidence that. with the
plan decided upon. we can positively
defeat one of the most disgraceful
Tammany tickets ever nominated. |
can see no danger to this city i'm the
election Of Mr. Barnard or myself or
even of Judge GaynOr. But | can dis
tinctlN see serious danger to our
county and public humiliation to our
city i'm the election of individuals APP
pointed by Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. Nc
Carren Ia represent the democracy in
this campaign
Judge Gaynor dwclt for the most
part on his record. Taking up Hearst
he said
These newspapers cry out against
every good. shout traitor to every
man who has laid aside a dollar
and the very leader Of all the dema-
gogic newspapers himself has 500
600, 900 and is now engaged in the
worst of all this demagogy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
GOVERNMENT LIFE SAVING
STATIONS IN DANGER ZONE

Washington, oct. 11.-There is
some anxiety for the safety OF gov
eminent property along the path of
the Florida storm The revenue cut
ter Forward is at Key West. the WI
mona at Mobile and the Window at
Galveston.
The life saving service lost many
of its boats during the last hurricane
off the gulf coast
The nearest establishment to the
Sand key section is the Biscayne bay
house of refuge, moro than 100 miles
to the north of Key West.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
FROST HALTS RUSH TO
NEW ALASKAN GOLD FIND

Fairbanks Alaska. oct. Naviga
tion of the Tanaua river was closed
yesterday by freezing. Tho uncxpcct-
Cd freeze caught number of steam
ers In the river and viii hold them
prisoner until spring when they viii
he i'm dangerous position ~ the
breaking up of the ice. Two steam
ers with stampcdcrs for the new ldi'
tarod district are frzcu fast \ thou
sand tons of freight within "a short
tarod district are frozen fast a thou
available until May
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
TONG WARRIORS MEET
DEATH IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

Boston oct. 11-Thrpe Chinamen,
Min Sing, Leong Gong and Hon
Woon, were electrocuted at the state
prison in Charlestown this morning
for the murder Of four Of their coun-
trymen in a tong war in Chinatown
August :, 1907,
Thc staying Of the unsuspectiue
Chinese merchants and laundrymen
as they sat quietly smoking about
their dooiWays was one Of the most
cold-blooded ever accredited to the
"hatcnet men" OF the Chinese race In
this country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
Tuesday, October II, 1909.

Tuesday, October II. 1909
PACOS VALLEY AND 'CUT OFF" DAY.
900 A. M.-Far grounds and exhibition hall opens.
1000 A. M-Carnva at the Plaza. Free acts.
FAIR GROUDS. AFTERNOON.
IT, S. Third Cavalry March from camp to fair grounds
100 P. M-BasebaI. Third Cavalry vs. Albuquerque
lis p M.-2:19 pace, purse $500.
1:3O P. M.-2:3O trot purse $500.
PAS P M.-5-8 Mile dash, purse, S1O0.
800 P M.-Monkey Drill, Third Cavalry.
3:15 p .M.-Baseba One Mile Relay
$50 p. M.-7-8 mile dash purse $3.50
400 p M.-Great push ball game, Troops and teams.
DOWNTOWN. NIGHT.
ZOO p M-CarnWa at Plaza. Three free acts: high diving
dogs Zerado brothers, acrobatS; Madam Beno
slide for life.
1000 P. M.-Grand Ball. u. S. Cavalry at the armory.
1890 p M-FinaI free act.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
GREWSOME FIND MAY
BARE BRUTAL MURDER

Tivcrton, Il. l., oct. 11l.--The sev-
cred limbs Of "a woman were found
in suit case in an outlying section
today.
A New Bedford newspaper of yes
tcrday date was with thcm. The po-
lice believe the woman WAS murdered
in New bedford and that tie limbs
were placed in tho suit cas-" and
brought here.