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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

A dollar bill may carry to it's reeeiy.
er the vilest infection. 1t is sponge
that takes up filth and disease germs
from every hand through which it
passes and from Everybody with whom
it comes in contact. We hope our de-
linquent subscribers are not holding
back their dollar bills for fear they
may carry some contagious disease to
US. If they are, we assure them we
are safe, having had the mumps,
whooping-cough,m measles, scarlet few
er, small pox and variety of other
diseases. So bring along your dollar
bills and we will give you nice clean
receipt for them.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

things ought not to be. Often. just a
word would turn many dollar into
the hands of our citizens. that now go
away to enchance other interests than
our own. In union there is strength
let us stand by one another, help one
another and show spirit Of reciprocity
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

FOR SALE--Lot on Johnson Street.
Graystone Park, 60x120 with fruit
trees, small fruit etc. Inquire at this
office. This is bargain.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17
WANTED

At once, Men to represent us, either
locally or travelling. Now is the time
to start Money in the work for the
right men, Apply at once and secure
territory.
Allen Nursery Co., Rochester,, NY.
3G-46
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

FOR RENT-Cottage on west side.
terms very reasonable for winter sea.
son. Apply to L. r. Gridley.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

FOR SALE CHEAP-New piano.
cost S27o, will be sold for Sl45, Adj
dress K, box A. Wauwatosa, Wis.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

There is only one way to advertise,
that is to hammer your name, your
location and your business so persist
entity, 80 thoroughly into peoples heads
that If they walk in their sleep they
will constantly turn their steps toward
your store. The newspaper is your
friend in spite of criticism. 1t helps
build up the community that supports
you When the day comes that the
newspapers are dead, the people are on
the edge of the grave with nobody to
write the epitaph
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

The term girl bachelor" is new
coinage seemingly destined to take the
place OF the woru.out "Old mai (which
has long since lost it's sting, if indeed.
it ever had any. The girl bachelor of
today is a well.poised, independent,
generally self,supporting young woman
who does not see in matrimony the
chief end and aim of feminine existence
and who finds in the oompsnionship of
other women the many opportunities
for helpful work all that she needs.
Plenty of the most agreeable social
life is to be seen at her Homan's club,
which benefcent institutions, like
mushrooms, are springing up all over
the country. Here she meets dozens
of kindly, pleasant, wise, and attrac,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

For water color place cards, call at
80 Windsor Avenue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

A man who believes in the old saw
ing, "see pin and pick it up, and all
that day you'll have good luck" saw a
pin in front of the postoffice the other
day. bending down to get it, his hat
tumbled off and rolled into the gutter:
his eye-g lass fell and broke on the pay
ment; his suspender gave way behind;
he burst the buttonhole on the back of
his shirt collar, and he all but lost his
new front teeth. lie got the pin.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

When the frost is on the windows.
and the Kitchen pail is froze. when the
little icy needles comes with every
breath that blows; when the chilblains
make us sick and cold feet give us
pam; II S safe to bet we all wish for
summer days again. For while we
swear and fume around in summer
clothes; II is an easy thing to cool off,
AS everybody knows. But its different
in the winter, when the world is full
OF ice, and the weather Is as hard 20
as pair OF loaded dice. We NAV talk
about our climate and aboutourspripc
and fall, but the balmy DAYS of summer
are the days that sait us all
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

Christmas trees at Lefeber Bros,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

Let teacher make one mistake,
which is possible, but not probable,
and the whole community is ready to
criticise, reprehend, mathematics, but
they may go up and down the world
doing good, making useful citizens for
such, civilizing hoodluns. taIaing coy-
otes. toning down wildcats and no
word of commendation is heard 1t is
acceptable as matter of course. 1t is
taken to be the teachers duty. There
is no use talking things In this world
are unequal, but there may be world
where these inequalities are not, on
the golden shore, where men shall see
face to face. All good teachers ought.
and will eventually, go to heaven, but
it would be no more than decency and
jdstice if earth were made more agree
able,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-12-17

tive women, and thus keeps in touch
with all matters of interest in the lit
erary, artistic, and social world. Her
own rooms are also the meeting place
of many congenial spirits. Should she
wish to travel the world is her own
from the north pole to the Pyramids,
with every modern facility for seeing
and observing within her reach. All
this does not imply that women are
growing averse to Datrimony and fam
lily cares, but that many who are not
so constituted as to find in it their
truest happiness are finding other
channels for their activities, and are
no longer doomed to the loveless con-
tracted life of the old time ''old maid"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-27

u dncea, preme0ltaf0n el fO0o. I'm
tonces, los dos, de noche, fueron 4 lla-
mar los hermanos Ac0sta. Estos sc No
garon a salir, y ante la amenaza de An
selmo de que les derribaria La puerta sino
salian, aconpanaron 4 Los instigadores
del robo. Pero Alicea no tom6 parte en-
el crimen. Las pruebas de conviction
eran contra Anselmo, ,Candido y Antonio.
Puesto que aparecieron con las ropss
manchadas de sangre.
La lucha debio ser feroz. Caballero te-
MIA veintisiete heridas, y un desorden
complete Sc observable en- Ia habitsci6n,
indicio de una lucha brutal.
La causa sc VIC conjuntamente, ,on-
tinu6 Mr.. Post. Alicea qued6 exclude
del procesO, por encontrarse infectado de
viruelas, cuando Sc celebraba la vista
Ell fiscal pidi6 la exclusion de este su-
Jeto, fundandose en- razones que nc CO.
iioce el gobernador, cuyo rasgo de- Gle
rnenc:a sc inspira en- la creencia qae tit
ne de que los reos indultados por 81
fueron arrastrados al crimen por II ava
salladora Influenza que sobre ellos ejer-
Ella ell ajusticiado.
Me fui-agreg6-por esquivar las rel
teradas visitas de comisiones solicitan-
tes de la gracia que conced desde el sa-
bado, pero que Sc guardaba por el attor-
ney y por mi, en- la mas absolute resefva.
porque me parecia cruel, que Anselmo
Acosta subiera al cadalso, con la desga-
rradora certidumbre de que iba solo.
Nrstro companero agradeci6 q s. E.
la amable explicaci6n que sc sirvio darle,
y lie expres6 que la opinion. unanime-
mente, habia aplaudido tan generoso
rasgo
Ahora hemos de consignar una nota
de censura La policia estuvo imprevi-
sora anoche. y por clio tuvo que repair
tir algunos macanazos, produciendose,
frente al penal un lamentable espectacu-
10 de escandalo y desorden.
En- otras ocasiones, el Gordon de Ia
glardia Sc ha montado temprano, y f,ss
sido facil- asi nvitar Ia aglomeraci6n de
curiosos, dejando paso franco 4 las per
sonas invitadas 4 la ejecuci6n.
Anoche por romper con las practicas
estabecidas, Sc ha dado un espectaculo
bonorchoso frente al preside.
: Carreras, empujones, gritos macana
zos, todo 10 que estaba de mas en- aquel
sitio, dos pasos del patlbulo, naientras
los reos aguardaban con augusta 81
instante de la nuerte
Ese espectaculo no debe repetirse, es
in2propio, indigno de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-27
Por los henidie De MeENa
LAS CARRERAS DE AVER

En- los paicOs, estaba 10 mas encan-
tador, 10 mas sclccto de Ia socedan de
San Juan y de Santurce, en- los teartia-
dos, un gentio immense daba vida Y an
macion 4 la fiesta hipdaa, que se eele-
BRO en- la tarde de aver en ei Hip6dro-
mo, a beneficiU de Los herilos de Meli-
las y familias de los reservistas La
nOmlsi0n de damas de- la Cruz Roja,
formada por La distimghlida senora do
ma louisa Gauayta de Benero y Las dis
tlnga1idas seiioritas de Brunei Y de Pc
ma, eStara seglMamcmte, satisfecha, da
los vallosos traba JOS prestak]os para e&
mayor bralAo de esta fiesta. En- la "pe
louae," mnsenSa machedmbre presen-
cao las briMam&iaimas carreras que fue-
ron sin dn1a aaglna, una DE- Las mejo-
res de Ia tempouada. La baudera ess-
panoda y La puertOrraqueiia, emar--
boaadas a La entr&da del Hpddromo,
parecian jaIntmSe EN- mun osculo de amor
asi como espadHoAes y paertorniquefios
Sc unaan tambien para aliviar las penas
y Los doaOQes que sufren los hiios de
/: patria en- la campa1a del Riff. In
banda dA Regimiento de Puerto Rico.
toc6 10 mas saIeoto de- su repertoire,
imprimaendo a La fiesta hipica una no
ia hermoEiHina.
Ell orden de las carreras fue ell ST.
guiente: en- la primera, ganaron los
caballos Royal y Delicia; en- La segun,
da Napoleon y Espiritu; en- Ia teree-
ra Campo F4orido y Balear; en- Ia Guar
ia Luper6n y Pellot; en- la quinta Ri.
soletto y Mascota; en- Il sexta Cana,
rio y en- la septima gan6 el premic
Mulato, compitiendo con Desengalo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-27

Los davidendos mayores en- La bancs
fueron de seiS y cuatro dollars por pe-
SO. No hubo durante las carreras M
ola que oorregir. Ell Jurado eorrectl
simo en- sus falioS.
E ent,Hiasmo del pdblico, aune.t-
tando de un modo delirante en- cad.
carrena. +" g
La coInisi6n organizadora de este fen
tejo hfpico fa nenado cumplidamenae
sn Hls'6n, y merene de- selguro m g.
tuaasta aFsaQea 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-27
los RE0S De MUERTE
EN- LAS GRADAS DEL CADALSO
EN- LA CAPILLA

drrS Narrfro. de Dios, Mangual v dos
frallrs capuchinos: Candido y Antonio,
por al senior Calves Otero.
A las ocho y media de la noche visi-
taron a los reos nuestro querido amigo
don Eudosio de la Cuetara y nuestros
companeros Perez Losada y Dalmau Y
Canet
Calves Otero, indic6 4 los reos ell pa
rentezco del senor Cuetara con nuestro
no!vidable director don Nemesio Perez
Morris, y la parte activlsin.a que ha to-
mado ell BOLET:N serundando la. obra
humanitara de- su ilustre Director en- fa-
vor de los sentenciados.
Candido nos habl6 enternecido. Agra
decia aquella vista que lie daba la segu-
ridad de que estaba junto ellos inter-
cediendo por ellos, ell alto espiritu de s,1;
dorado defensor, nos diio: Yoahe escrito
unas paginas-agrego-y en- elias he re-.
f1eiado q mi manera mi gratitud hacial
a4uel hombre extraordinario que nos
salv6 de la muerte cuando va habiamos
pertlido toda eSperanza, una hora antes
de subir al cadalso. 49,.
Antonio, el menor, asentia conmov;do.
triste. Pronuncio algunas palabras de-
gratltud y de esperanza, las que res
pondieron nuestros companeros confor-
taDdOleS
Los reos. como hemOs dicho, estaban,
Candldo y Antonio, en- I'm grupo Ansel-
mo, solo. Nuestros coMpaneros hablaron
con los primeros, antes.
FL senior Cuetara les habl0 con una
confortadora seguridad de salvacion En-
los ojos de los reos brillo la esperanza
como una claridad de vida.
FL tono de nuestro amigo era frme,
conyencido. dominador.
Diriase que saba va que ell indulto
estaba firmado desde por la maiiana Pc
ro no 10 saba el, no 10 saba nadie.
FL gobernador esper6 4 Ultima hora
para comuncarIa gracia del indulto ,por
no hacer mas angustiosa la permanencia
en- Capilla de Anselmo, cl que fue eje-
cutado
AL despedirse de los reos, para volver
despues nuestro companero Perez To-
sada ofreci6 tabacos los dos hermanos
que estaban juntos Mucha esperanza,
ustedes pueden esperar mucho todavia,
les dijo-al darles la mano que ellos
estrecharon efusivamente.
ALI estaban tambien los conocidos pc
riodistas, Calves Otero, Semper, Pedro
de Diego, Paco Bas, Alfonso, correspon-
sal de varios peri6dicos americanos, Gar
cia Gaona, Real, y los doctores Carreras,
Moret, Lopez Sicard6, Aviles varios
practicantes
Las horas que precedieron la ejecu-
ci6n de Anselmo Acosta y la llegada del
indulto para Candido y Antonio, Sc des-
lizaron en- la misma angustiosa espera.
A las doce, Sc constituy6 en- la oficina
del jefe de la penitenciaria, senior Pa
dial, ell honorable juez del Tribunal Su- J
premo, sehor del Toro Cuevas, ell Secre-
tario senior Castro y ell marshal, seiior
Boutwell,.
Los distinguidos letrados sehores L6-
PEE Landr6n y Lopez Diaz, presentaron
un recurso de certiorari fundandolo en-
error de procedimiento. Ell recurso fue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-27

Desde muy temprano, una gran mnl-
titud Sc apostle frente al preside para
YER la gente que entraba salla en- el
penal
A nedida que ell tempo transcurria
y IN hora tragica Sc acercaba, la expect;s-
ci6n iba en- aumento ell publco era cada
vez mas numeroso.
La prilnera vista la reclbleron los ieos
i las nueve, de la ma1lana.
Fue una angustlada vleJeclta; Juana
Ramirez la madre de Anselmo Acosta
Entire madre hijo Sc desarrollo una con
movedOra escena.
Fl REQ trat0 de consolar i la anclana,
w lie rog6, que Sc marchase d Caguas
donde vive, para que asista a otro hiJo
enferno, muy grave, que tlene ALI Ia
,nfe]iz anciana, que dejo por algunas
horns nara tener ell triste consuelo de
abrazar SUI otro hijo en- capilla.
POGO despues. >el REQ Candido
Acosta Vazq1ez que durante los MI
,imos meses ha hecho una especie de dia-
rio de la pris6n entrego a nuestro COM
.paiiero Galvez Otero, en- presencia del
notario seilor Martinez Quintero, un cua-
derno de unos doscientos follos.
Entire las visitas que recibieron los
reos. una de las que mas impression pro-
.lujo entire cI pdblico de periodlstas, me-
fIicos abogados que estaba en- Ia capl-
lIa sus inmediaciones, fue la de don
Donate Caballero, hermano de la vlcti-
MA. don Tomas Cabaliero, de cuyo hOrro-
roso asesinato tieneu va aumerosos de-
TALES nuestros iectores.
Candido Acosta, que es al mas locuaz
de los tres, protesta de su lnocencla ante
81 hermano del muerto, del Que hace I'm
pIogio enardecido.
Ig,Iales manifestaciones hizo 4 la ncche
4 nuestro companero Perez Losada.
Almorzaron los reos 4 las - v cuarto.
Gom!eron POGO, una sopa, loche bat,da y
cafe.
Durante toda la tartle hasta birn en-
trada la noche, los reos estuvieron reel
hiendo vsitas de distinguidas personas
cue iban q consolarles.
Ali yimos al padre franciscano Frol-
, Ian al sefior Gilestra, 8 los liccnciados
Lopez Diz, Figueras, Lopez Landron,
y Jose G. Torres, que lego a los reos un
recurso de "certiorari que present6 a
Ia Corte Suprema.
FL doctor Moret. que tom6 la pulsa-
ci6n los reos, varias veccs. regalo es-
los algIn dinero. que ellos ofrecieron a
sus companeros de prlsi6n, que les cui-
daban en- la capilla.
A las seis y cuarto tenian Anselmo,
1OS puIsaciones; Candido 120 y la mis-
ma el mas joven de los tres, Antonio.
A las seis y media entr6 en- la capi-
Tia una comadre de Anselmo Acosta
I'll REQ habia manifestado vivisimos de-
secs de yer 4 SUI hija, una nina que vive
con su madre en- ell barrio La Perla, de
esta capital ~.
Pero la nina estaba enferma, no pu-
do satisfacer los deseos del padre des
dichado
Y pasarOn Las primeras horas de- la
noche en- la misma penosa y tragica an
siedad, confando dudando. resigna-
dos siempre, esperanto en- Dios. Ansel-
mo, que era cat6lico, asistido por los pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-27
h ST. Parras Cap6

Han salido esta manana en- automd-
VII para Ponce. nuestro distinguids
amigo Ell notable abogado don Francis
go Para Cap6 y su sefiora, despuss
de permanecer unos dias en- San juan.
Les deseamos I'm bnen vnie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-27
n Coniii6 Territorial
Ri VOTO DE GRACIAS
AL PRESIDENFE
LAS RKNJTNCIASDE LOS SENORES
TODD Y SANCHEZ MORALES
LA CIUDADANIA AMERICANA,

Con gram s@encs0 y gran ssgAo, -
Nev6 caaD Cd sababdo, ka Asamblea de-
:,art:do republicano. presa1hada poF u
|se1or Jose de Guzman Bendtez. Per
Ia manama y tazt3e se renieron ea h
/. s.fencia da senior Gusmam Ben7toz,
los senomes Herea FsJar1o, de Maya
gulez, Vizcarzomdo, Alvarez, Sa.dltaE
Morales Cd. Lus) Gomez has~ra Ha-
ira Cap6, de Ponce, Quxnomes, do Ss
German, Todd, Gu@rmety (don RAJ
fasl) y Francheschi, de Yauco.
D1ficl, difsca1simo era para hos ~pe-
|portenS'', esouthinar los a,nueraos d.
Ia Asamblea, peap deapues de maeksE
idas venSdas. nuestro representandps,
ha recogido los informes siguieutes.
Sc sprobo una proposition para ha-
c"r propaganda por Ia isaa en- pro de-
la c1ndadan6a anreh1rzana.
Sc apq,ob6 mviar una Commission i,
Washington nsientras permamezoa reM
n1da la legislature para recabar de
las Camarras, Ell carmplimi iento de Ia eitl-
stadania americana, para Puerto Rb-
co, j la reforrna del Blll Foraker
Sc dn6 I'm voto de gracGas los So
noaes DoTnenech QMinoneas, que flw-
,naron' la Comlsion que f1le d Waahi1=-
gton.
Sc dice que el senior Todd, que ha+-
bia hecho aeusaciones contra Ia Coanis-
sbm, retro la proeesta adhirnnsbose AZ
voto de Ia mayoria.
Sc aoepto la remuncia died senor Todd
como mssenbro del Coan;te Teruatmias.
FL senior SANCHEZ Morales; seuun--
tiado pwr e sanor Gomez Laserr, r,rn,-
puso srn votn de graciats para el &C.
nor Todd, por los servicios presta;Res
al partido, dqran4e su perDAanenena EN-
led Conits
Rmesta 4 votacs6n f1le deruota6f.
vutasasdo an favor II SENIOR Sanchez Ms-
rides.
Se aoeptaaUm las neulnclas de, lusx
senors Gn7iha,mety {RAfael) y MaEks-
resz Rosela5, de Areeibc, cnxsiemaau4Bn-
|se por unani n1ikfad, wa voto de eusefas
a diohos senodss pur los sservicios xv..
tados q Ia cnlectivhad.
Se acord6 tanlbien tlar ,xn voto xh..
grac1as al seiior G11znlan Btn6tex. Ps#s
sldente del partido, por dos serweans
y buema dn>aci6n que ha sabido i'm
primar al Tiadido en s,l circular nti,ne--
ro 20.
Ell senior Sanchez Morales, enkom4-
ctts, pre4semt6 la rennscla del cargo dr.
m1embru del Connst1 TerritoriM. bs---
baentbo ssdo aceptaxia.
Los ac,pardos votados en- las ss.ssr..
nes del sabsfdo, son de una trascemfen-.
csa s1lma y desle luego, imprimen ru.
nale'No derrotero al republicanisumo.
Las decisiones son eomeartaxill6.a;mzs
y segun opinioncs, demuestran una eras
energla E xndependencia-
A titulo de iniormacson n,eopxmo<r
esas p'lAsaciomes del eleanento remRssss.
ca0s.
10000
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-10
WHEATLEY IS
 SENTENCED GRANTED STAY UNDER BOND OF ss,ooo UNTIL cAoE IS PASSED
 ON FINALLY.
Court Explains That by Good Con duct Wheatley May Get Out of
 Prison in 22 Months.

Rufas A. Wheatley, guilty of man. slaughter for the killing of Bud Rob bins in South Hot Springs last Febru- ary, was yesterday afternoon sentenc- ed to two years penal servitude in the state penitentiary by Judge Evans in circuit court
 Alter brief review of the case Judge Evans asked Wheatley if he had anything further to offer, and when Wheatley answered that he did not. he stood up and was duly sem fenced.
 Judge Evans explained to the pris- oner that with good conduct in the state prison he would be able to get out within one year and ten months. The sentence begins from the time it was issued, but a stay of sixty days is granted in a petition filed by Judge Teague, which gives the defense time to get into the supreme court on motion for a rehearing of the case.
 Judge Evans also explained to MT. Wheatley that if the case was lodged in supreme court properly and still unheard at the expiration of sixty days, he might have further stay of execution until such time as the court finally passed on the case.
 The bond in the case was signed by the Wheatleys, MT Marsh and L. D. Cooper and Tom Handley, and, after being approved by the sheriff, the pro ceedure was temporarily ended.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-10
JUDGE EVANS HEARS APPEAL REGARDING LOWER FEE AS
 BUILDING COMMISSIONER.
Lower Files Amended Bill Asking for s1o,5oo for Time Put in Super visins Court House Con
 struction.

After hearing arguments in the ap- peal case wherein George H. Lower,
 as building commissioner to super | wise the construction of the county court house, had asked a fee for the
 work, Judge Henry Evans took the
 decision under advisement last night.
 MT. Lower had been appointed
 building commissioner by County
 Judge Sumpter, and had received but one payment for the service, that be- ing in the sum of $500. Later, and aftef Judge Sumpter had
 been succeeded in the office of coun- ty judge by Judge Thurston Farmer, MT. Lower filed claim against the county as building commissioner to close up the affair. and Judge Farmer disapproved the claim.
 An appeal was taken to the circuit court, and arguments were made last night, Judge Davies representing MT. Lower and Prosecuting Attorney Means looking after the interests of the county.
 MT. Lowers claim is stated to be $10,500, as amended, and contains an
 itemized account of the months in- cluded in the supervision of the court house, at the price allowed per month
 by Judge Sumpter at the time of ap-
 pointment.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-10
GOVERNOR LITTLE
 ID STATE ASYLUM
WILL BE BROUGHT TO STATE IN. STlTUTION IN HOPE OF
 MENTAL BENEFITS.
Unfortunate Man Was We'll Liked In This Section of the State, Which
 He Represented.

Fort Smith, Ark. Nov. 9.--Accom- panied by his family physician, for mer Governor John s. Little is ex- pected to return to Little Rock tnis week. He win take a course of treat ment at the State Hospital. for Nerv- ous Diseases. At present former chief executive of the state is in a sanitarium at St. Joseph. Mo.
 Acting On advices from the Missouri Little was rapidly improving and that his removal to an institution where he could meet and be administered to by life long friends would have a ten | dency to hasten his recovery, friends of the invalid man last week held a conference with Judge J. B. Bourland in his chambers and 1t was decided to request Governor Donaghey to take the matter up with the hospital board and see if arrangements could be made to care for Mir Little.
 This was done. and when the family of the former governor had been as- l smed that every comfort would be provided for him at Little Rock, his return to his native state was deter mined upon. It is hoped that under the careful treatment of the physic. fans at the state hospital MT. Little will recover.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-10
LARGE REWARD IS OFFERED KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LODGE OFFER REWARD FOR CATCH.
 ING OF MURDERER.
Reports Say That Msude Geek Has Been Located in Miami, But It
 Is Unconfirmed.

Oklahoma City. Nov. 9-The body pf R. D. Cannon, who was found mur- dered Sunday morning on the top of ten story building, was sent to Lex ington. Ky. today for burial. The body was accompanied by member of the local Knight of Columbus lodge.
 This lodge has offered "a reward of $2, ,500 for the capture and conviction of the murderer and has called on the state to offer similar reward.
 Search throughout the state is be- ing made for c. M. Kryder and Maud Geek, his stenogTapher, who were jointly interested with Cannon in a mining deal An unconfrmed report from Miami, Okla, tonight says that the woman has been located
 Kryder is under bond, charged with forging the name of R. H. Wakeman to a note for $500. executed to the Purcell Bank and Trust Company at Purcell, Okla
 Kryder and Maud Geek bought tick e.s early Sunday morning for El Paso. Texas, according to the Santa Fe ticket agent here, who reported to the chief of detectives here tonight Kry- der and Miss Geek are said to have owed Cannon s750 on note. The inquest began today and
 be concluded Thursoay.