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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-19
Bailey Island
-

Inc ooundlees ocean breaking into spray =
That tell Che sesons sSsSn q ss s ~sv caves
The wooded Islands. and the distant sail
sscy coaas IKE RESTING scFs
perfect day 70 marx ? perfect scene.
ssm%s? day along s sSs od S Msins sSors
In Casco Bay: God send such DAYS once
morel REV. J. BRAINERD THRALL.
LEICESTER, MASS.
Mr.. Hamilton Wood, Williams. 1910.
returned to his home in Worcester.
the first of last week, after spending
six weeks vacation with his mother.
Mrs. b. o. Wood, on Summer Hill.
Mr.. Wood played for two of the Sat
urday evening dances in Cottage Hall.
and his perfect tempo and original i'm.
provisations delighted the parties on
both occasions. Mr.. Wood may be
down with his father for short stay
before the close of the season.
Mr.. John DeHart of Orange, N. j..
arrived this week to be the guest of
his father-in-law, DR.. j. l.. Seward.
Mrs. DeHart will join her husband
here about August 31st.
Miss Marion Mayhem and Miss Clar-
ibel Sprague, both of New York, were
guests of Mrs. +. III. Crane of East
Orange, N. j., at Tip Top cottage, last
week. Miss Elizabeth Crane of East
Orange, came recently to spend the
rest of the summer.
Mrs. Mary F. Peek entertained over
the weekend, Miss Jessie +. Root of
Chicago, and the latter's niece, Miss
Harriet Root, while en- route to their
sisters cottage at Yarmouth Island.
Mrs. G. r. Pulsifer, where they will
stay some time.
The little poem which heads this col
umn is in our opinion a delicate appre.
citation of the beauty of Bailey's coast
line, and the whole spirit of the scene,
so familiar to some of us, is admirably
expressed. The author, Rev. j. Brain
erd Thrall, is pastor of the Congre-
gational church in Leicester, Mass. and
previously held pastorates in Salt Lake
City and Albany, n. Y. He was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Parkman II.
Dennie of Leicester in the summer of
1907, and spent his vacation at their
cottage on Summer HILL
Mrs. Parkman T. Dennie is enter
tanning her sister, Miss Jean l.. Knight
of Gardiner, Mass, and her cousin. Mr..
Archibald w. Blanchard of Hartford.
Conn, who arrived Saturday, to spend
the rest of August.
Mrs. Fred Behrens held a card party
on Friday evening last, at her cottage
IN the Pasture. Among those present
were Miss Martha Schwab of Hartford,
Conn.,, Mrs. l.. NJ. Starbuck, Miss Mar
guerite Burbridge, Miss Sally Bluxome.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. f. Day and Mrs. f.. f.
Cross. Give Hundred' was the
game, and Miss Bluxome succeeded in
capturing first prize. Mr.. and Mrs.
Behrens served a delicious lobster
Newburg at the close of the game.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-19
GREATER r1ARKDOWNS THAN
EVER ON THE I'd FLOOR
Dress Secfi0s,

Dress Section
Many numbers Lingerie Tailored Dresses ridiculous
prices close. Materials Batse French Linen, Tafeta
Foulard, Satin and Pongee
SILK Dresses
40 Dresses reduced follows
Dresses that $4,000, Sale $500
Dresses that $500, Sale Sl2 50 90
Dresses that $3.50 to 100, Sale 81 50
This price includes number of Natural Pongee Dresses
Many others at similar reductions
Cotton and Linen Dresses
30 fine Dresses of Batise French Linen and ame Linen
tailored and lingerie effects all this years styles formerly selling
from $500 to $500, at Less than Half Price
Stuff Department
About 40 Wash Suits in Linen and epp, both white and
colors, regular prices $500 to $4,000, Half Price
10 Silk Suits of Pongee and Raah natural old smoke
and black, Half Price
Pongee and Rsjah Goats, selling from $500 to $4,000
Half Price
Ecru Lace Coats, ss225O and 1880, Half
Shirt Waist Section
The balance of stock of Tailored and Lingerie Waists
Todd lots and broken szes).
One lot of Waists, formerly selling from 81 25 $780,
Sale o6c
One lot of Waists formerly selling from 1926 $780,
Sale SI.42
One lot of Waists, formerly selling from $3.50 s40o
Sale 81 90
One lot of Waists, formerly selling from $3.50 $780,
Sale $3.50
Odd Silk, Pongee and Lace Waists greatly reduced,
Many Half Price and Less
Mxssss' and 0hvdrss's Section
One lot of ChIden's Dresses selling from $500 to $780,
including gngbams percales and musns Sale IS to S37S
Misses and Chdens Separate Cloth Coats Greatly Reduced
Misses and Chidren's Shoe Top Suits regular prices from
$1,000 to t22.50 Sale 5000 70 SiO.7s
EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT
Congress and Brown Streets
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-19

Continued on page 6.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28
-(5e)-

ISL adorada mia, benvenida casa Lrepitio Jorge
Donner estrechandoa brazos delante de todos-
lilo comprendes ahora, queridas
casa La cabeza de Millie parec6 grar cuando vic
rodeada Sc encontro medic de grupo que la feci
taba calurosamente ALI estaban tlos Mrs Curzo
lolrando de exctac6n gozo lady Dewar disfrutando
grandemente del especaculo Mr. Stanhope lord st.
Aries otras dos personas que conocla por un
momento snti6 desfallecer.
-Debia haberselo dicho-dijo lord Nugent corriendo
sosteneraLa impression ha sido demasado fuerte
ella pero yo deseaba traerles ustedes la misma duce
Mile que me leve de converrla lady Nugent
Esto 10 deca Mrs Curzon que estaba alarmada wen
do Ia padez de sobrina que senta inclnada de-
jarse llevar tamben nervios tension durante
todo aque dia Pero pudo sobreponerse acudo en- aux
lilo de Mie que durante poderoso esfuerzo domino su
debilidad v pudo afrontar la situaci0n.
Me encuentro mejor,-dijo suavemente-Ha sdo la
sorpresa . no estaba preparaday despues levanto Ia
cabeza echo una mirada torno los crlados amigos
que habfan acuddo recbira- Gracias todos por su
bonCadoso recbimientodjo sencillamente Sc oyo uh
murmullo de aprobaci6n de aplauso .
En- nm momento Sc habia ganado todos los corazones
y lord Nugent permaneci6 momento a su lado
Ren pronto voveran ustedes verla, dijo los cra-
oscuando haya descansado No tardara en- conoceries
ustedes veran que bendic6n de anna les he traldo'
Yabriendo una puerta lateral del "hali mtrodnJo
Mile en- un gabnete, donde acuderon los amigos fell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28
-(5S)-

horecsente estado posesiOnes mantener ujosa
mansion la capital I'll actual propietario haba lle
gado gastar In mitad de renas desde ell dla que
entr6 possession de la herenca representation una bo
nita suma que los bangueros ten1an su disposclon
Las ventanaS briiaban dorado radiacl0n GUAM
do Mile marido Megaron frene la casa, una voz
eonoed son6 enonces al gnete al carage
Y tenderfe la mano Mllie Era lord st. Aries.
Soy el prmero en- decr ibenvenida casa, lady Nu-
gent-dijo cor1Talmente
Mile apenas le comprend6; oy6 las paabras pero no
crey6 que debian aplicarsc ella.
No ha conoedo. peH6.-Y todo por este rico ro-
pale. No hubesc querdo que Jorge hubese insistdo
que 10 pusiera. Estcy PEI fuera del aqua.
Jorge Donner sonreis quetamente para adentros,
aquela expression que tantO intrgaba Mildred ultl
mamene La habia Observable varas cuanlo le pre-
guntabs algo 81 parccia sabera que contestar Sc
habfa acostumbrado pedire muchas explicacones,
cuando pona aque gcsto, Gallo tambien ahora Lord
st. Aries prOntO equvocaci6n ~.
Sus mentaFes lucubracones fueron nterrumpdas pues
el carruage detuvo abreron las grandes puertas
del 'haTI MiNIe crey6 grupo de gente el in
terror criados aineados ambos ados de la entrada
tidos para recibr huesped de la mayor dstin
ci6n Sin duda sofaba pues vic su marido saludando
derecha fzonferda 81 81 fuese ell de la
aque1Tos dependencies ancane de blancos ca
beos. Sc nc1ir6 ante ella dciendo gravemente
i Biervcnda casa. milady!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28
Agente e s

Sc solicitan agentes activOs en- tOda ia
isla para la venta de las ultimas noveda--
des americanas-P catalogos, en-
ingles 8 espanol, Observation-Disclosures IA
los comerciantes. Particulares han de re-
mitir diez centavos en- sellos para fran-
queo. M. Y. GAUTHIER Co., 70 Beaver
St., NEW YORK. N. Y.
Ell pleito que en- reclamation de un di
nero sigue ell selor Candelario Martinez
contra ell seilor Acisclo MercadO, de Jua
ma Diaz Y que debi6 verse en- la Corte-
de Distrito de Ponce ha sido pospuestO
hasta ell II del entrante, petici0n de los
abogados senores Llorens Manuel A.
Rivera, abogados de las parties litigantes.-
En- una reunion que celebrara ell coml-
te republicano de Humacao, Sc trat6 de la
nomination de los que habian de fOrmar
la comis6n para ell recibimiento de Mr..
Cotton. En- dicha reunion no Sc encOn-
traba quien aceptara tai representaclon,,
pero entire ellos, hubo uno muy curioso,-
quien dijo "que el no aceptaba tai pnes-
to por la sencilla razon de que "El Car
naval' habia caricaturado a Mr.. Cotton
como q una fiera, y que el temia al des--
embarcar Sc saliese de la jaula y 10 de-
vorase, por lo/cual creia oportuno que
darse aca para yer los "Toros desde la
Barrera"
ESQ dice ell corresponsal de dicho pue-
blo ahora falta saber cual es ell gracio-
so.
POr ell departamentO de ilstcla Sc han
concedido treinta dias de licencia al Sc
nor Ernesto Kacenecke, interprete del
Tribunal Supreme. FL senior Kacenecke'
Sc encuentra enfermo en- el hospital
Presbiteriano.
IIa regresadO de la isla el senior Juan
r. Baiz, presidente de la Comision de Ia
policia insular. ri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28

Mas DOticiaS
Ha regresado de la isla el Inspector
general de escuelas, MIR. Libby quien
inspeccion6 en- varios pueblos, escuelas
p1blicas.
Han sido admitidos en- el dispensario
de enfermedades tr0picales, en- Caguas,
2O6 pacientes puestos en- tratamientos
hay actualmente 167.
En- breve contraeran matrimOniO cn
Mayaguez el distinguido joven don Ar
mando Bothby con la bella senorita Te-
resa Guillermad.
Ha fallecido en- Aibonito, la que fue-
virtuosa seiiorita Carmelita Gonzalezr
victima de cruel y penosa enfermedad.
Anoche ocurri0 un incendio en- LOizar~
en- ell bohio de Serafm Perez, residente-
On ell barrio "Can6vanas" siendo ell he
cho casual.
Ell cabo de policia Santiago sOrpren-
di6 anoche una jugado al monte en- La
calle del Sol, habiendo pasado la CO.
rrespondiente denuncia al juez Lassa--
lie.
Aver atent0 contra su vida ell Loizar
Antonio Brau, vecino de dicho poblado,
tratando de ahogarse en- el rio. Parece
que la resolution de Brau 0bedecio q:
amOres cOntrariadoS.
Anoche fue escalada en- Vega Baja,
la residencia de don Manuel Rodriguez
La policia arrest6 a Luis Rivera, Juan
Lopez Juan Maria Guzman, como sll-
puestos autores. Ell juez Municipal in
vestiga Ell hecho.
Ell seiIor Jose Velazco. de Yauco, nos.
participa zen atenta circular que ha
alberto en- dicho pueblo una casa de
comercio, que Sc dedicara a los ramos de-
mercancias, quncalla ferreteria y otros
articulos. Deseamos al senior Velazco ilrl-
portantes negocios en- SUI ramO.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell licen--
ciado don Nemesio r. Canales, de,
Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28

Tenemos gusto prcipar fvocedores
depaameno especial de Opca ableci
ria Reojeris.
Este Dparamento ha do equpado la tura de
conamo los servicios de un Optico graduado.
idad aquelos
obigado
personal
pcos Undos
bao del todo garantado.
sea- en e
p Bouet Hustle Principal JUAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28
A @1.5O

-@(.1
Els de mucha utilidad, no sole para
los Abogades, Cortes Juaiciales, Ayun-
tamientos, C0rperacienes y empleados
de todos los ramos, sino tambien para
los comerciantes, industriales y perso-
mas de negocios, el censcimiento de las
Leyes de Puerto Rico aPrebadas por las
Camaras y ell Conseje Executive en- el
aiio de 1907.
Sc vende $3.50 en- la Liberia del
BOLETIN MERCANT1L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28
Gran estabhcimientp fotgId6co de R, Colorado

dIdil CSldDCC'IICIllU IuUBloIlCU uC III IUlUIouu
Ell mejor estabecimeno fotografco de las Antas Toda
clase de trabaos foografcos los materales
Grandes tallereS la fabrication de peculas Cine
matografcas.
Venta aquiler de aparatos pelict1as, toda clase
de materaes accessories para Cneatgraos. Vstas has
Posvos para anuncios de toda case de industries los
retratos de los anunciantes.
Grandes exstencias de nOs dorados coores
Por e dmo han recbdo verdaderas pecosdades
en- este ramo.
Esa casa la prmera one dedica fabrication
peculas Cpenatogracas dara nnuy pronto
prmeras pelculas fabricadas en- Puerto Rico.
Escrba pdiendo nformes e contestant dandole
tos detales puedan interesarle.
DIRECC1ON: Apartado 184-Telefono a.
Telegrafo cabe:-Golorado.
CaYesa krru6fnosa J forti1cante de Hartun6
(PAsTEURlsEE)
Ceryeza ferruginosa v nutritiva
Paa psenas anecas deblada cenvaIecientes sehoras
que crian al peche etc.
REcoMENDADA PoR LAS PRlMERAs AuToRDADEs MEDIcos.
Nc0s MPoRTADoRES AdENTES PARA LA lsA De PTO RICO
csRECgDo HERMANos / G.. sUCEsoREs, FL CoLMABe
San Juan de Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell licen-
ciado don Nemesio r. Canales, de-
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28
saAttNESlA AEKEADA ANTfBlL lOSA
De j. NJ. BLANCO

Con Sd uso desaparece el ex-
tref1imiento, indigestion, dolo-
fes de cabeza, jaQueca, bills,
Aeldo del estomago, en- general
bedos los desarreglos producidos
wsE el est6mago { intestinos.
EARMAGIA DE BhANoO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28

Anoche fue escalada en- Vega Baji
la residencia de don Manuel Rodriguez
La policia arrest6 a Luis Rivera, Jua
Lopez y Juan Maria Guzman, como ST
puestos autores. Ell juez Municipal il
vestiga Ell hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28

IIa regresado de la isla el senior Juan
r. Baiz, presidente de la COmision de lau
policia insular. ri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-28

Aver atent0 contra su vida ell Lola, },
Antonio Brau, vecino de dicho poblado,,
tratando de ahogarse en- ell rio. Parece-
que la resolution de Brau Obedeci6 &:
amOres cOntrariadoS.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-13
Bell County Contest Not Certain.

Temple, Texas, Sept. 12.-Althougt
Chairman Granville Sims of the proht
bition campaign committee announced
that contest would be filed in the
courts over the result of the prohibi-
ton election held Saturday in Bell
county, it is by no means certain that
this will be done after plenty of time
has been spent in deliberation over
the matter. The basis of the contest
would be illegal voting in the three
Temple wards which returned a ma
jority of 2S9 anti votes and these box
es would have to be thrown out en-
tirely, or enough of the votest cast
be shown to be illegal in order to gain
the more than 200 votes necessary to
reverse the result. The people gen
orally are agreed that the results
should be accepted in good faith and
the attention of the citizens turned
once again to the upbuilding of the IN.
terests of the city by united effort.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-13
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

Three Harris county convict guard.
were dismissed.
H. &. Clay, travelling man, was
shot near Houston. May recover.
There is a general decrease in the
number of school bonds being issued
The state health board will call a
conference of city and county physi-
clans, preparatory to putting the sani-
tary code into effect.
The State University football team
will commence training at Austin
Thursday.
Residence of George Dunkin, near
McDade, was destroyed by fire.
Railroad Commissions increase in
stone rates may prevent the operation
of the Rusk iron foundry.
The governors reception room in
the capitol is being overhauled for the
first time in nineteen years.
Railroad officials will present to the
Railroad Commission that the maxi
mum DC rice rate asked by Houston
IS matter for the Interstate Com |
nerce Commission.
County Attorney Nicks of Newton, |
Texas, was killed by a negro while
aiding a gambling den in Newton
county.
w. j. Bryan spent an hour in Hous-
on Sunday.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-13
MR.. PEARYS CANNINEss
Great Explorer Took Advantage of Ru-
dolph Francke's Illness to APP
propriate Cooks Stores.

| New York, Sept. 2.-FragmentarJ
accounts Of the disappearance of the
stores of DR.. Frederick A. Cook al
Etah which have reached this city
from various sources confirm the
story of Dr. Norman Hansen, the Dan.
ish physician, as told in a Copenhagen
newspaper today.
Rudolph Francke was left by DR..
Cook at Annatook in charge of the
house which the explorer had built
from packing boxes from the yacht
John R. Brandley, which landed the
Cook expedition on the shores of
Greenland. The provisions were pack
ed in hermetically sealed cases and
these containers in turn were incIosed
in wooden boxes.
Francke started with DR.. Cook on
the dash for the pole, but when they
reached the neighborhood of Cape
Thomas Hubbard the explorer thought
his companions health would not
stand the strain and decided to send
him back to guard the house and
stores at Annatook and to wait for
him. Francke returned as instructed
and established himself in the house.
Here he was found by the Peary party
on its return from the expedition. |
which preceded the one from which !
the commander is now returning. |
Francke had suffered severely from
the weather, according to the story.
and had also contracted camp scurvy,
which greatly crippled his legs.
Il was very ILL.," said Francke to-
hight in discussing his situation. "and
when Commander Peary said he would
axe me home began to pack up the
ifty-three blue fox skins and the wal ]
us worries left in my charge by DR.. :
jook. Commander Peary told me
hat he would not take down skins for f
nybody, so he told me to sign a re- {
ease of this property to him. What /
'as to do? 1 was very i'll. I felt &
nat my life depended upon my get p
ng away, so signed over the skins tt
nd walrus tusks and went aboard the s
ooseyelt. 1t was the understanding ii
lat Mr.. Harry Whitney should look B
occasionally on the depot at Anna a
ok. The furs were brought to this hi
untry, and have heard of their be- T
g given to museums" p
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-13
Cleaning the canitoI.

Austin, Texas. Sept. 1.-THE gov
ernor's reception room, one of the
places of interest to sightseers in the
capitol, is being completely overhaul
ed, the first time since the capitol
was dedicated nineteen years ago. All
of the carpets, massive tapestries and
upholstery are to be entirely renewed,
besides the walls whitened with four
coats of coloring and the cherry fin
fsh worked over. The upholstery was
a disgrace to the state, as were the
ragged curtains, once so pretty. Su-
perintendent of Public Buildings and
Grounds Day has undertaken the work
and will push it to conclusion as fast
as possible. The private offices of
the governor, which are on another
floor, have recently been given a com
plete renovation and look brand new
The legislative halls are next in line
and they need attention badly.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-13
HARRIMAN's DUST INFERRED.
The Rulers of Wall Street Journeyec
to Arden Sunday.

Arden, N. Y, Sept 12.-ThrougI
the quiet aisles of the Ramapo wood.
the body of Edward Henry Hartman
was carried today from the great
house he never lived to see finished
and laid in its last resting place on
the Arden hillside The rulers OF
Wall street came from New York to
pay their last tribute, but the. most
prominent part in the funeral ceremo-
MES was taken by the men who knew
him best as master of the great es-
tate, which covers $4,000 acres of hill
and valley in this most rugged part of
rugged Orange county. His general
superintendent, his master carpenter,
his master mason and the managers
and assistant managers of his diaries.
his farms and his trotting stables
were the men who bore his coffin.
and the services were led by his own
chaplain.
The pines and oaks that surround
the little Episcopal church of st.
Johns, half mile up the hill from the
Arden railway station, never before
sheltered such a distinguished gather
ng as stood bare-headed under their
shade by the grave this afternoon. I
The funeral was private, and only |
hose who received invitations from
irs. Hartman were admitted. The
ut-of-town party arrived at 3:15 on
pecial train which left the Erie sta
ion in Jersey City at 2 p. m. At Ar
en- they were met by eight carriages,
hitch took them up the hill to the
hapel. A few neighbors drove over
ON their homes and were also pres
Mt.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-13
Long lime Dead.

Paris, Texas, Sept. 12.-While men
were at work constructing a levee On
]. K. Bywater's farm in Sanders
Creek bottom, two miles north of Max
ey, and were removing dirt from a
ridge between the creek and a small
lake to put on the embankment, they
discovered strangely shaped pieces of
stones and found human bones. The
elevation proved to be an Indian bur
ial mound. A skull of what must
have been very large man was
brought to the city, although it was
difficult to handle it without its
crumbling away. A physician who ex-
amined the skull is of the opinion that
it must have been buried fully three
hundred years.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-13

1t is said that many of the leadins
democrats of the state will be here, as
many letters of acceptance of invita-
lions have been received. Among
those who are assured are Congress
men R. L. Henry, Rufus Hardy. Jack
Beall, Morris Shepperd, o. w. Giles,
pie and John H. Stephens; Hon. R. B.
Cousins, superintendent of public in
struction; State Chairman A. B.
Storey; the Fort Worth reception COM
mittee, headed by Hon Tom Sim
mons, Clarence Ousley, w. A. Hanger
and Col. R. M. Wynne; William Bacon
of Greenville; Cone johnson of Ty
Ter; John G. Box, Jacksonville; Jewel
P. Lightfoot, assistant attorney gen
araL
There has been a good sale of the
tickets for the dollar luncheon. This
affair is to be strictly informal.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-09-13
KILLING AT TURPENTINE CAMP
County Attorney Nfcks of Newton
Texas, Was Murdered.

Newton, Texas, Sept. 12.-County
Attorney A. N. Nicks of Newton was
shot and killed by a negro at IL
O'Clock last night.
The shooting occurred at a turpen.
tine camp in the northern part of
Newton county. Deputy Sheriff Shar-
yer and Attorney Nicks were making
raid on gambling den. The negro
shot Nicks from outside the house
with a shotgun at close range, break
ing two ribs and tearing away part of
the lungs. The corps will be taken to
Woodville for interment. Officers are
the negro.