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M|xico4 City. oct. 2s.--As a result of a s4ries of interviews which General Reyes had with President Diaz at Chepuitepec. it has been. definitely de- termlned that the former will go to Europe on . military mission. He will leave Monterey within the next eight days, taking Mrs. Reyes and their two younger children, Miss otila and Ale- jandro. General Reyes Is expected to return to Mexico shortly after. the Presidential elections next year.
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<. Oakland, Cali. Oct. 2s.-wf1Iiam J.
 conneis. alias William Carson. a mem Der of the, Maybray band of alleged swindlers. was arrested here today at the request of the postal authorities. Corners. accompanied by R. liar rinan F.Y. Brown and F. c
 Moore, who were arrested Q few weeks ago in San Jose. win be taken before United States Commissioner B. A.
 Peacock Monday for examination.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
ReIensed on Bond.

N Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. 2S.--L. Gui-
 terras de Lara, the Mexican attorney held by the United States simmiEration authorities on e charge of being an anarchist and illegally in this country. was released from jail today on ts.0o0 bond, pending his hearing before Chief inspector Ridgeway. of the immigra- tion service DeLara's bond was sign ed by two wealthy business men. The date of his trial has not yet been fixed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
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Ly.eAbnrx Citisens ssuBsersbe ts sthe
 ,Lynchburg. va.. oct. s2ss-Lynchburs today ssubscribed approxifnatxay y 10000 to-: the fund to restore the girls cot. tage at the Presbyterian orphanAge. which was, burned Tucsday. s~
 This fund !is- to be- added sto e10,000 to be raissd by the Southern PreSbyte- ,rian churches in vtrgfnia. the Dis itrfct of Celumbia and Maryland.
 The dye victims sof Tuesday's lire were intsrredf today, great crowd at tending thes funeral.s T '..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
ne.saes British Crew .

New, York, Oct. 1.-The British schooner Caribif. which arrived today from Csiba, Truxiiio and Porto Cortsx brough Captain Geidert, and six men of the crew Of the British. schooner w: g. Fielding. which was abandoned The Fielding left Havana for Ruatan. Hondufaa, on October 10. and was cauxht In the hurricane on the Gulf of Nsxlco.g The schooner vas full of wa .Sr when the CArib found her. October l2. and took or the crew.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
rYI ...,- N. -cet. nra;,nch tIane,

Frankfort KY, oct. 2S.-Despite the protests of the Frankfort Business Mems Club. formal transfer of the property of the Frankforttand sCincin- natl Railroad Company to the Louis- vile and Nashville Railroad Company was made here today. The club based it's objections on the ground that the purchase was merger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
cGoyernor. AbantIon ships

' Wick sburs. Mss. Oet 2s.-The Gov
 ernors, Congressmen and correspond- .erts, who temporarily abandoned the
 steamers St. Paul and Quincy today ar Creenviile. Miss. arrived here by spe-
 cial train late this afternoon and will
 take part in the banquet and reception for the President tonight. The Pres- ident Is due to arrive on the Oleander
 at 2l o'clock. +s, <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

r. sr indicates Inappreciabie rainfall. sFas xestArday. xFoP 3t hours ending a- ri.. 7kth meridian tms- Note.-The average maximum and mlnI-
 nun, fsynperatures and the average rainfali, are made up at each. center from ne actual
 nurnber of reports received 1hs ,'etate
 of weather is that prevailing at time af
 aknefv tion. .- V e.
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ewsLsoN GOING TO oEoRaIA.

ssee-ese-y of .Agricultnrc to Visit 7 . i Cotton Farm. &
 '.Atianta, Ga. oct 2s.==seeretary of AKriculture Wilson will visit the fafm of John H, ,Broadweil at Alpbarefta. Ca. within the next few days. for the purpose of seeing three to four bales of cotton growing 4to the acre. Inask- ing for a. date to be shown this won. derfnI growth on the Brcadwelf farm, Secretary Wilson expressed ,a tkesn .in- tefest in the matter of such advance Inent Tn cotton growing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

had zone to consult the attorney. in re- gard to stsfng her husband for dam ages for personal injuries and also, to start suit for separation.. Mrs. Talbot as Nine. Tslto. pa6g In opera st Milan.
 italy in 1907. and is'weiis known on the American concert stage. She was ar rosted. T i,i, i,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
win Meet Ioary rifty.

5 Baton Rouge, La, Oct 2S-One or the results of a conference between United States Secret Service officials and the committee in charge of the Tart .recsptlon at Baton sseouxe 7is the onneeEaeift that the shumber of per- sons to shake hands with the Presi- Adentl will. be limited to frty.. This led to th~ absorbing question. today. who will make -up; the hftyf Receptive cafididates are greatiy,in excess of the tiisignated number. The committee expresses confidence. however. in its ability to satisfactorily meet the stt- iuation. -.i,f k A < .,. ,ssys
 President Taft will according to the schedule of his itinerary. spend one hour in tiiis city Friday evening :. Much win be crowded into,'this short time and the program of entertain ment- of the President and his party ,wili be aa comparatively. elaborate one
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
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IA tss t1e sCf4ne. ' & E Y. ,ss3 355'tt F Pfttsburg. Pa, oct, 1s.-Herbert Boyd. eed 10 yesrs. of Joliet. Ifi., who frsnkIy sccnfeeS9s to having robbed atcreu ana pr1vAfs dwelifngs in four st4tes. was fsid Tor higher courts to- day on -charksssof entering building with intent to commit a feiony.
 Young Boyd was arrested while in the act of bfeaking Into q wholesale clothing estabitshment eArIya today with two huss revoiverS in his .pos- sessi6n. alff .s44 as'-sst;s Z f ' <,
 m the court hearing the lad testinsd that he had left his home three years ago after the death Of .fliS mother and within . month robbed arahSrdWafe store In Indiana. He .aisn told Of fob- berries in l1linots,s IpdiAnh.s ohio Arfd Pennsylvanta. and srei&teds how In ofid haul he sot away with $500 worth ol loot. < ! ss{ sg { resS s- sis
 The police believe 'B6sd sis a rvictisa of iurfd lIteratufe. sa s hsssssl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
TWO PARTIES UNITE
Boston Politicians Favor Revision of

City Charter.
 Boston. Oct. 25.--One of the unusual features of the election campaign in this city was an election rally today at which prominent Republicans and Democratic leaders joined in urging the adoption by the voters of what Is known as plan two in the revision of the city charter.
 The speakers were unanimous in their belief that the plan for a. four year term for. mayor. nominations by petition and without the usual con- vention: the elimination of party designation and a small chamber coun- Gil would bring better city govern fnellt .59
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
!. RnLInvEs coRa FAMINn.
Mexican Governseht ,AdvaAces Mene,

for .vlctfms.
 Mexico City. Oct. 2s.-The Govern ment will advance $I 100000 to ailevi- ate the suffering caused by the corn famine. among the poorer ciasses. s6o,- 900 of which sum will be put to sim- mediate use by the special junta. sg. The Department of the Interior has sent out a new general circular to the Governors of the various States where the crops suffered from the frosts. tell ing of the appoIntmentso of the, special governmental committee to have charge Of the distribution and asking for new details as to the need of the States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
eerman Roynlty ..ia Balloon

Strassburg, Germany. Oct; 2s.--Princs and Princess Henry of Prussia, made an ascension this morning in an 'or- dinary balloon piloted >sby Professor Hergesell. They landed at o'clock this afternoon between Heidelberg and Wuerzberg :; fs 2. -t' ' -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
Kentuskx Pnhli.h.r .peaa.

csi owensboro. Ky, Oct. 2ss--rhe death Is announced here of W. e., Adams. until recently publisher of the Owens boro Inquirer. a daily newspaper MT. Adams was 40, years old and well known. 5M2.zS{1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
.Wafch for nodies.

Yarmouth. N S.. Oct. 2s.-Along the Nova Scotia coast of the Bay of Fundy little groups of fishermen of others kept a .viRilant, watch today for bodies from the steamer Hestia, wrecked across the bay on the ledges of Grand iNanan Island, There was little hope, however. that any additional living sur .vivors would be picked up.
 The bodies of four victims had been cast. ashore in two life boats by .iwind and tide when the search was resurn- ed today. Forty-on persons are known to have been on the Hestia when she struck on the ledges and as six of these were rescued, the dead and missing number .thirty-fye.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
s4-Rising. .x-Faiiing.

s-Hinin&. x-Fsling.
 RIVER FORECAST.
 The Coosa and the Alabama will remain practically stationary next two days.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS. The crest of the northwestern area of high pressure has removed from North Dakota to the, upper Mississippi valley. This high pressure, or fair weather area. is giving cool and pleasant weather to nearly. all sections lying east of the Rocky Mountains. with. however, some cloudiness in widely separat- ed localities. A storm now central off the New England coast has given light showers to the north Atlantic States during the last '244 hours. An extensive low pressure area, or storm. is. approaching the north Pacific coast, IL has within the last 24 hours. given light showers to the middle and north Pacific coast. A disturbance centers some distance southwest of Florida It is eaus- ing unsettled weather with showers over the Florida. peninsula. The indications for this section are for generally fair weather to- night and Friday. with very little change in .., .s .f ' - ss e-'
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
NTrn. lTnIbof shoots Hunbnmd.

V Reno, Nev..' Oct. 2S.---A. E. EaIbeL
 an. alleged gambler of this city. was shot and fatally Injured by his wife in an attorneys oface today. Mrs Tslbc,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
RRMARRA

!. ' FaiF weather has prevailed in all districts
 during the last 2F hours. It was warmer '' r. 1T. SMITH, ..J Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
.Yets Ta Inc .in enrnar :.

{ New Orleans. oct. 2SyAmong, those who wiIamarch in the big military pa- 'rade following the landing of Presi- dent Taft and his party fere.f satur- day ;mornin s. will be several hundred Confederate Veterans clad in their suits Of gray sTeiegrspnic -advices ito the trustees of the First Unitarian Church last night stated that Pfesi- dent Taft would attend services at ; that church Sunday morning. s-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
TYPEWRITERs AND REPAIRS

"REBUILT machines of all makes. almosf like new, Call and see them while in Mont Komery All makes repaired. Supplies
 Southern Typewriter Exchange sA Commerce
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
CALLS SPECIAL sEssioN

EcuadOr's Legislators Consider Pre-
 posed Loan of el0,OO0,OO0 l..s- Guayaquil. Ecuador. Oct. 2s.--Con- gress, which was to, have adjourned to-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

Goats continue long. .Tailors are striving to accentuate: their narrow ness In back, while breadth across the front. especially at the shoulders seems desirable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
FARMERS COMPRESS AND wAREHoUsE

| We operate the large ginyplant near wash ington Park on the Atlantic Coast Line. We sin and gin-coinpress cotton buy the bale ship from our own warehouse. No dray- age, We invite the public to inspect our roller process corn meal. made of home rais- ed corn. for sale at wholesale or retail prices This plant is operated by farmers and they will appreciate all patronage.
 Chas L. Gay. President and Gen1 Manager.
 F. E. Williams. ssc'y and Treasurer. Phone 3fet. f. --2Ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
ELDER rs MISSING.
Isus Dlsapp pearancs = ss1th
 CoroS1nG l.avv Makee. ~ l4[.-

AvUfoRt0un U1eQpDeofahce 94 S0ufh
 .s Carsslns Law Makee. sAxm
 7 Coiumbia. 8. e., Oct. 26.--sW. Nor man Elder. former member of the seate tLeeislAture. left his home yes- terdsy. annouhcing that he would re- turn fns .. couple Of hours, and has not been. heard from since. ,.
 ,Nr. Elder served several years si in the State Legfsiature and was one ,of the first trustees of winthrop Col ,1ege. He was formerly a bookkkeeper at the old State Dispensary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
 seufhl q North Alabama Raiiread Company. \ office of Secretary. Montgomery. Ala. Oct. 27. 1909. |. The Annual Convention Of the Sharehol CTS of the sopth North Alabama Railroad Company. wiii be held at the office of the Company in the vandiver Building No. it Commerce Street. Montgomery. Alabama. on Saturday, November z7, 1909. at 12:30 Directors for. the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before said meeting. The Stock transfer books will be closed at 3:00 o'clock. P. M. Saturday. November IS, 1909. and re-opened at 10:oo o'clock, A. M., on Monday. November 29, 1909.
 tisse,s r J. T. WALKER. sit. Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
GDE CHA \ :.
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FUNERAL. NOTICE.

The friends and aequaintancss of J. F.
 o'Neal and family. are respectfully in-- vited to attend his funeral services this afternoon at 8 o'clock from w. H. Tice's l. Chapel III South. Court Street. Inter- ment Greewood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
WANTED.
WANTFD-BoARDERs

WANTED--TwoA oarders by November first.
 cloae Ia and 1n swo car lines, price reason able. also table boarders. Apply 413 High St -T-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

CITY Pressing ciiub. will sssam clean your old fall suit for SI; press them up for 6ote ladies' skirts pressed soc, Club rates. sa ea Dsr ~aOntA Phone us Nc. sTss --1s-aek
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
E,ininate Recepfton.

E Jackson. Miss,. oct.a 2S.--IAt con ference between the local authorities. members of tie citizens executive committ4e and representatiyei of the United States secret seryiee. held here today. ft was decided to eiinlinate the afternoon reception st the State cap itol ,bui,dine. which had been planned as one of the features of President Taft'sa sixteen hour visit to Jackson next Monday. : 42fles s..
 >Ali other features of the, progfam have been approved. The President win arrive here from New Orleans at S:45 sa. m, accompanied by his official party and the governors of several States The program includes street parade. address at the State Far grounds, luncheon at the governors mansion. carriage drive around the city and.;a a banquet commencing at D. m. which will: be the final feature of thes day ana which promises to be one eof. the most elaborate Features
 provided. for. the, president on iiis southern and Western trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
teAe llIsss wisA mn .

New orlsSnt, Ia, oct. 18-sIncidentai to. the pro fations today for the vistt Of rPresident .Tsft, there wss . clash tbetvSen the, overeign State of L.ouisi- Sna Ahd the New 0r1eanG Progressiwo Union, which sat one time threatcned sto Ia1sunis issrious prorortions. Whom sthe 6uaoke ciesreds sway tt was found that both sides were ytctorioua. {. Ooy1rnor ssnderS scf lxouisiena. en route to New Oflesns withsthe Govern.
 ors of other .StatsssS who are making ,ffia river trip frotn St. Louis. wired thit ,ualess he ,HAs allowed to ride n ,fha car arriaEe witt, the President. ,shs Houi6n't srlde at aif The 0f1cfal pro- 7 wfam lprovides th6t the mead of the Nov OrIeans FroRfessiye Union shall 5rfde with tfie pretidents The Progres- site. union's president. Philip Werlein mid that sChief fWtlkie. Sof the Secret
 8srvics. had declared sthxts no chango in the program would be allowed
 .ThereforS. :. MT. Weriein thought tiat 1t would De impossfbie for the chanss to be made. N 2
 At Nthe meeting of. the Arrangement Committees some one said that on for
 raer occesfons, Presidents Roosevelt and tAcKffley had ridden inithe same carriage with, the Governor of the State Mr.sWerlsin said that President Taft was hot the guest of the state of Louibiana,. but Of the New Orlehns Progresstve Union. He finally yielded. however. and said that Governor SandA Gers rsweuid bs given the seat but only on, condition that he was right on the spot at the appointed time. Thus mat
 t ters were adjusted. x <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29

o'clock tonight. reporting the wilkes
 Aground near vicksburHs The other
 boats Of the, fIest. ata lest reports. were with the Wlfk4s. sudesvcring to sdis- sfod6e her from; tho sands bar.
 < Acc0rdine -.t tss ithe ofIlcefss of the
 Thofntou. the Wl1es struck the bar early, fh5 the afternoon, was resting in an essYs p6siti6n and apparently in no ifnmediate danG4E. fs' Xrfs fs3sSHsnts were made to have . tIe ko f6 .thef faBeistance Of the Wilkes Shouid the eiforts Of her sister craft not De successfuks ss <, q The, Thofntoh .is now coAlins and VIII leave befofe the arrival of the Presfdent. It. iss expected sthat the Wilkes VIII be sn6ated before the Pres 'ident,s boat reaehes the place where che is aground. v ,se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS in quantities from 100 to i.eoo. .oos can Do produced In exact fac-simile of orig inai typewriting and when properly exscur.
 have the same effect as if each letter was typewritten separately. Our facilities and expsrienee snegis as 70 a0 .ne very pest that we will E. L.. Davant Typewriter Co, Vfrss National Bank. --l-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
COTTON REGION BuLLErrN.

Monssomery, Ala, for the 2t houra ending ,,st ana. S5th meridiaus tispe.t sfs
 " R Thursday. Oct. 2s. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
PERSONAL.

wANTED-To give you fine dentistry fos fair prices. All work guaranteed New York Dental Pariors. 2ok Commerce St.. Mont gomery. --ie-1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
TAFTS FLEET
 GOES. 10 PIECES

(CoutiasSa fslun hagss one.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
MEDICAL.

DIR HEADS Bmmo Ptiis (woman's Heoa A safe and prompt treatment for painful
 aupprenssd, dtefault or similar obatruetiouR 10 nenstruation- PFioe s3.00 by mail HsnN Chemical CO. Macon. ca. sn-wed-fri-te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
FINANCIAL.

Sia GOO TO LOAN on first mortgages on improved property in the city and Monf- gornery County in sums of ti50 and up
 W. J Fuller 2sh Dexter Ave s7-S0e MONEY TO LoAN-We lend money On dia-s monda watches Jewelry, guns and ptstoln. Also buy old gold and silver for spof cash
 Montgomery Loan Co., N. Court St ---27-tR MONEY Go LOAN-Loan on Improved eits reai estate and Montgomery County farm Phone 1t5B. --2I-ek
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
wANTED-srTUATToN.

SITUATION wanted--Young man with ssve- raj years experience in bookkseping and general office work and now employed. dee sfrss to make change at oncs Rsason for changing. firm is going out of business vesY best of reference furnished. Address s'R.. !"
 F. O. Box 2es. City. --4-<e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNTTTEs

IF You are in the market for farms or plan.- tationH it will pay you to call on me htsora
 you buy. Fuller, Real Estate. 2sk pexter Ave. Phone S1eo. --l7-s0s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-29
FURNITURE.

FIJRNITURE-ws pack and ship your far niture We repair and reftnish your 9urnl-s turs Geo. B. Wrags Furnitura Co. Phone ege. --kE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-09
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
OPENING STOCK MARKET
is MODERATELY ACTIVE

New York. Aug 9.-The opening
stock market today was moderately ac-
tive and there were no very striking
changes in prices A majority OF the
list showed gains but there were slight
fractional declines in Southern Pacific.
Reading, Pennsylvania and some 9TH
ers. Northern Pacific and Rock Island
rose SIS and Northwestern l IA.
Fractional fluctuations were fire.
quent. with n tendency downward, for
a time in the Hartman stocks. Unit
ed States Steel, Amalgamated Copper
and Reading Offsetting these was
demand Tor several railroads and
specialtics. Toward il o'clock the
entire market began TO advance with
Union Pacific al 204 3-4. a new high
record Northwestern moved up . Ii,
American Smelling 2. Louisville and
Nashville l II, and Chesapeake and
Ohio l.
Readings rise through los had a
sustaining effect, but the principal
stocks moved narrowly. Chesapeake
and Ohio gained ] 5-S, Reading l II.
American Sugar and Great Northern
ore ctfs., and ST Paul also gained
/ American Linseed, pfd., declined
] il.
Bonds were irregular.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-09
Al VS..
COVE RNENT
Fight Is Begun On First
Day of Irrigation
Congress

Spokane Aug 9-That the time be.
tween conventions OF the National Tr.
riga'ion congress is virtually wasted
because OF the lack of a business! Ike
plan OF procedure was the declaration
OF r. IEsinger chairman OF the board
of control Of the congress. in his ad-
dress this morning at the opening
session.
Mr. Insinger spoke OF the vast
amount OF business which annually
comes before the officers or the or
ganization. and which is divided with
out orderly procedure. between the
executive heads and the board of con-
troll. He asserted that, while the con-
sress had every year placed itself
more and more in the position Of do
Ing good, still its possibilities are
crippled badly, because there Is no
practical method underlying the ace
uons of the orGaniZa ton
This statement from Insinger Is the
foreTunner Of a change In constitu-
tions. which it Is believed will be pro-
posed during the congress and which
will give the congress the latitude de-
sired
one OF the speakers OF the morning
was Governor Hay, Of Washington,
who spoke on behalf of the state
Governor HAY was followed by Pres
ident Geo. e. Barstow OF Texas, who
spoke for The congress.
The Spokane chorus OF $50 voices
sang the irrigation ode. which is an
annual ceremony.
The impending clash. between the
natural resource preservation policies
of the Roosevelt administration and
so-called private interests" got its
first impetus when Mayor y. S Pratt,
Of Spokane, charged, In his address.
that private capital is being used to
impede the work of the government in
its preservation and reclamation work.
Ii was not expected that friction
would become apparent until Clifford
Pinchot could be heard from. 1t being
freely predicted that Mr.. Pinchot
would take occasion to defend the
Roosevelt policies and attack the op-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-09
YOUNG Girl
MURDERED
Unknown Brutes Com
NIT Fiendish Crime
in Cemetery.

Rochester. n. Y, Aug 9.-Leaying
her home early Saturday to place
flowers on the grave OF her father.
Anna Schumacher. II years old, who
resided with her mother in this city,
was attacked by one or more un-
known mon. cTimlDally assaulted and
murdered Her body was dragged
outside the cemetery to a depression
in lonely spot and covered with
earth and leaves. There is was dis
covered this morning by constables
OF the town of Greece, who found
marks Of a struggle In the Schumach-
er family lot in the cemetery.
A superficial examination by the
physicians OF the body led the police
TO announce that a criminal assault
had preceded the murder. Particles
of what looked like skin, found under
the girls finger nails, indicated how
she fought her assailants
The murderers covered the BODY OF
the victim, The ground was Glecked
with grain, showing that straw had
been stolen from nearby barn.