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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

ROOSEVELT, with his big stack
BIad DDS own way at the Republican
State Convention On New York.
The Republican party not only in
New York, hut all owe the country,
Is divided. and d the Democrats wnl
get together tremendously a splen-
did victory Is before US.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
DEAFNESS Cannot be CureE

~ local applications. as they cannot reach tha
Aiaeased portion OF the ear. There Is only ona
tonAl remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in
named condition Of the mucous lining Of the
Enstaehian Tube. Whent this tube g~etsiinaamed
ing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness IA
the result, and unless tho Inflammation can Be-
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh.
which 10 nothing but an inllamed condition Of
Tho mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
ease OF Deafness (eaused by catarTh) that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
HrculArs, free.
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
q .SoiA Nv Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

THROUGH AN assignment of the
Democratic state Committee, Hon.
Joseph w. Folk will speak at che
Court House in Mexico Friday even
ing October z at 5 O'Clock. Govern.
or Folk will be greeted by one q
the largest audiences ever gathered
in Audrain county during the cam
pai0n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
Craddock's Book Store

On the Corner OPP. Ringo Hotel
P. S VIZ have q large stock or
other Wal Papers ranging In
price from Sc TO $2.g0 per roll ard
can suit all tastes, and on all Wall
Papers guarantee better Wall
Paper for less money than can be
bought elsewhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Miss Trix Plunkett has returned
from a visit to relatives In Texas.
On her return trip she stopped at
~Bartlesville, Okla, to visit her un.
Gle. En- route home she was dn a
wreck between the passenger and a
freight. Several coaches were badly
damaged, but no one was injured.
Jeter Crews. of the Ledger, is in
81 Toatic
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

THE Vandalia Leader is eminant-
ly correct when il makes a fight
for better streets. There is no
more important Improvement than
good streets and neat sidewalks.
All streets that cannot be paved
should be dragged. Complaints are
made by farmers that the worst road
in the county are in and adjoining tn
fnume
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

DIR. J. W. Hamilton. Of Willows.
California, Is visiting friends and
relatives in Audrain county. Dir.
Hamilton formerly practiced medicine
an Mexico and is much pleased with
The growth and prosperity OF the
chy. His mother, Mrs. Jane Hamilton
OF Benton City, will accompany the
Doctor home to the Pacific Slope.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

The following shows the n fig.
ures in the surrounding counties.
The ninth district, of which Audrain
Is a part, was among those that
showed a decrease; Il fell from
1880 in 1900 to 90,6Ss in 1910.
Tho thirteenth census shows Au-
drain has 21.6S7 population an in.
crease of 2.5 in the past 10
years. 1900 census, q. 160.
Boone county has 30,533 population
an increase OF &c. 1900 census,
p ,642.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Your cough annoys you, Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate mem
branes of your throat n you want 10
be annoyed. But II you want rebel
want to be cured, take Chamberlams
Cough Remedy. Sold by All Drug
gista
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
The Weekly Ledger

THE sroDoAsd nov SAIL and county
assirnary should not only be ap-to-
dale. but should DO buHt for the fu-
fare. These tnstituiinns IRE moi
luxures OF Unmerss. but absolute
aeceesStkos.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
NAMES BABY AFTER

FHUF. a. E. GUERNE.
Mrs. airline Barker Black, OF
Wellsville, a former pupil Of Prof. A.
b. Guerne, Of Hardin College, has
named her newly-arrived daughter
Dorothy Guerne Black.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
THE d Maa1

THE Vandalia Madl edltorlaIly
says: Judge w. w. Bolts, Of Mex.
leo, who is president of the Mexico
Santa Fe and Perry Traction Co., at.
tended the carnival here and in con.
versation with S. II. Taylor stated
that within a very short time they
would begin building the line north
of Mexico with a large force of men
and would reach AFR. Taylor's farm
5 1-2 miles north Of Mexico by
New Years, upon which land ar
engagements have been made to
erect a station.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
FIRE AT 3. =. ROB-
ERTsoN's RESIDENCE.

Owing to trouble with a gasoline
stove, an alarm Of fire was turned
II from the residence of d. r. Rob.
ertson in Woodhwn. Fortunately,
the blaze was extingushed before
any damage was done.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Geo. Chadwick, who resides near
Thompson. has ON exhibition IN Fer.
rls & C%authorn's show window a
large squash and also a large water.
melon. They are Of large size and
excellent growth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
WILL SELL DENTAL SUPPLIES
FOR THIS PART OF STATE

The Pitcher Jewelry Co. will short
~ handle dental gold and alloys and
supply the trade in this part Of the
state. This Is something new for a
1eweiry store, but the ideal location
Of Mexico for a iobbing point as.
sures an excellent business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
Branch Office. Mexico, Mo
Bragg Building
CITY Tel. 624 Mutual "A
FORMER MEXICO GIRL IN
YELLED PROPHET PAGEAI

Miss Virginia Maddox, Of st. Louis
Youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wood Maddox, formerly of this city,
Is n OF the Maids OF Honor al
the Yelled Prophet Ball. Miss Lucille
Mcdonald. Of st. Louis, who has
visited here, Is another Maid Of
Honor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
:. p. c DEPARTS

H. p. Crigler has departed for 81.
Louis where he will reside in the
future. Mr.. Crlgler's many friends
are sorry to have him leave Mexico
and their best wishes follow him to
his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
AupRArN COUNTY needs a

AUDRAIN COUNTY needs a new
Jail and county infirmary. Every
taxpayer In the courty
agrees with the Ledger
about This matter, and the vote
should Do unanimous. We believe
that $50, 900 could be expended TO
advantage on these installations. Our
jail and county poor farm are a
diaerace 20 AudraIn county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
State Of Missourd)
County Of Audrafn)

Final Settlement of Estate Of Lucy
B. Board, deceased.
Notice rs hereby given to all creu'
itors, and others interested n 1ne
estate OF Lucy B. Board, deceaseu'
that !, r. d. Rodgers, administrator
Of said estate, intend to make INA
settlement thereof, at the next term
of the Probate Court Of A'ldraln
County, TO be held at Mexico OIL
the first Monday of November. 1871
I'd r. d. RODGERS,
Administrator of the Estate ="
Lucy d. Board, deceased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

The Mexico, Santa Fe 4 Perry
Traction Co. was before the court
Monday and petitions for the priyi-
lege Of using the road which runs
north from their power house to lay
tracks on. II b their intention to
lay the TRACKS along the side
Of the road close to the fence and
not in the main track of travel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
ExcoNFEDERATEs HOME
FROM MARSHALL,

The Mexico ex-C onfederates who
attended the State reunion at Mar
shall are home and report a de
lightful meeting.
Among those present from this
city were: Miss Hattie Edmonds,
j. 7. Williams, "Shanks" McKin-
ney, Caleb Berrey and DR.. w. w.
Macfarlane, Of Auxyasse, also at
tended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
NEW / MARKET

UFEN5 SOON.
A new fish market will be opened
next door south of Sam Morris
sometime In a few days. Fresh fish
win be received every day. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
BASINS FOR NEW WATER
WORKS NEARING cOMPLETIoI

The basins for the new water
works have almost been completely
excavated and will soon be ready
for the concrete work. They are
located south Of the electric light
plant OH Western avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
EAST HOLM LOT SALE
DRAWS LARGE CROWD

The East Holm Addition lot sale
began Thursday afternoon at 1870
o'clock in the beautiful new resi-
dence section just opened. The
crowd was swelled by a number from
a distance.
Col. o. d. Gray, of Sturgeon, was
among the many in attendance. The
sale was cried by Cod. johnson, Of
this city, and Col. Martin, Of st.
Louis.
OF the So lots in East Holm Ad-
ditipn, only 35 were sold at auction
ON Thursday. The lot, which is TO
be given away. will not be donated
until all of the lots In the addition
have been disposed of.
The Apex Realty Co, of st. Lou.
Is. owners Of the Addition, reserved
the right to keep any lot sold by
giving the purchaser five percent of
his bid, Mr.. Hayden, Of the Realty
Co., went to st. Louis Friday, but
will return in a day or two and an
nounce what lots, Of those sold, the
company will keep.
The following are the sales:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

It is in time of sudden mishap or
accident that Chamberlain's Liniment
a be relied upon to take the place
of the family doctor, who cannot al
ways be found at the moment. Then
IL is that Chamberhin's Liniment Is
never found wanting. In cases of
sprains, cuts, wounds and bruises
C~hamberlain's Liniment takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain.
Sold by All Druggists.
Tom Northern, of Kansas City,
waa IN tourn Cafurdav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06
LEAVE FOR SCHOOL

IN THE ENS''
Mrs. G. A. Ross and Misses Paue
Clendenln and Gertrude Fry leave Oh
Tuesday for Washington, D. G.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Mrs. John Wilson and children have
departed for Southern California.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Mccall Gregory is here from
Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

quired by law asking that the ques-
cent Of the taxpayers names as re.
ton Of ~abollshing the office Of
County Highway Engineer be present
ed 70 vote at the forthcoming elec-
ton.
The Petitions were examined by
the court TO ascertain whether all Of
the sgners are taxpayers and found
all right. the matted win now be
submitted TO vote. The following
are the number Of signers on the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Mrs. May Bacon returned TO her
home in st. Louis Tuesday after a
visit with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Fritts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Miss Hattie Edmonds is home from
Marshall where she attended the ex-
Confederate reunion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

'eeeF STeWSI on u
st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Rev. c. c. Selecman and family
visited Mexico friends this week.
They are en- route to their new
home in ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Mrs. Mark Pitcher and daughter,
Miss Mabel, spent several days IN
st. Louis this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

The Wednesday Club will hold ITS
initial meeting next week with Mrs.
S. p Emmons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson and
children and Mrs. Bryan leave next
week for Independence where they
will spend the winter.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
POISON IS FOUND
AS CLRW TO SHOW
SWOPE Was SLAIN
Millionaire Planned a New
Will Day He Died.

Kansas City, No. Jan. 1.-Two start
ling developments were disclosed in the
Swope case to-day. one was the report
by the expert chemists in Chicago that
a white powder was found in the stomach
of Christman Swope
The other was the announcement by
John G. Paxton, executor Of Swope's VIII,
that on the very day the millionaire died
he was planning to change his viii and
take Sl,C0OC00 from relatives and give it
TO some public benefaction in Kansas
City.
Every effort has been made by the eX-
ecutOrs TO keep the discovery Of the pow
der a secret. The white stun has not yet
been tested to determine whether It is a
poison or not.
DIT. Has nes, the Chicago chemist. found
il and at once sent word to John G. Pax
ton. attorney for the SWope estate. Fol
lowing this development the attorneys
who are making the investigation asked
the prosecuting attorneys office for an
other conference. Mr.. Paxton, john II.
Atwood, and Thomas Martin, lawyers for
the estate, and Virgil Conkling. prosecut-
ing attorney held long conference in
Mr. PaxtOn's Office.
The viii Col. Swope had written. giving
all his estate TO relatives. he carried
around with him in the few days before
his death. and il was in the pocket Of his
coat when he died.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
GOTHAM RESTORED.
New York Out of Harm and Mayor
Gavnor Also Safe.

New York. Jan. 15-Of the snow that
descended on the boroughs from the be-
ginning of the storm at Il O'Clock Thurs
day night until its ending at 1879 o'clock
this morning, about seventeen inches fell,
but # was wet snow, packed in falling.
and thus, measured by rule. revealed a
depth of IL inches.
Street-cleaning Commissioners Edwards
said tonight: we have the job well in
hand The financial district is cleaned
up. the lower East Side is open from the
Bowery 20 the river. the principal streets
Of Brooklyn are in fine shape, and Broad
way. Manhattan, is clear TO Ninety
seventh street, with the exception OF
few short Stretches - The commissioner
said he had 300 trucks and 5000 men at
work all day to-day in Manhattan and a
larger force in Brooklyn.
With nothing more than frost-bitten
ear as the result of mis- experience Fri
day night. Mayor Gaynor will be at his
office Monday.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
MONOPLANE FALL
HURTS MISCAROL
Accident and Fast Flight at
Aviation Tourney.

Los Angeles, Jan. l5.-The two features
OF to-day's events at Aviation Field were
a wonderful burst Of speed shown by the
Farman biplane, driven 10y Louis Paul
han in which for thvee-fourths Of a lap
lie made probably the highest speed since
the beginning Of the tournament and the
wreck Of a Bleriot monoplane, which fell
fifteen feet. struck on the left wing. and
turned completely around, slightly iniur-
ing Aviator Miscarol. who was driving.
For fifteen minutes before the disaster
TO the Bleriot. the French aviator had
been running the machine up and down
on the backstretch. Miscarol had been
speeding back and forth. with the wings
scarcely lifting the weight Of the machine.
Just at dusk, when thousands Of spec
tators had left the field the Frenchman
speeded his engine, and. flying low over
the ground to almost the northwest
turn. he swung the machine about and
rose into the air. Suddenly a puff of air
seemed to catch beneath the wings. and
the aviator made a quick attempt 10
right his machine by throwing hls rudder
nard alec He was unable TO do so.
and the mOnoplane plunged to the ground
When the aeToplane struck, Miscarol
was thrown forward, his head striking
brace on the left side Of the frame
work. He leaped from its seat and ran
across the field in a dazed manner.
Roy Knabenshue gave demonstration
OF his use of dirigibles in dropping dunn
my ammunition on a square in the
ground.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
DEATH BLOCKS SUIT.
Mrs. Christy Must Wait for Decision
Over Daughter.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Jan. l5-On account OF
the death of the infant daughter Of Pro-
bate Judge Smith. the habeas corpus
hearing. in which Mrs. Christy seeks 10
regain possession Of her daughter Ma
talie. has been postponed until Monday.
Mrs. Christy said;
Il have every confidence that the re-
suit will be just what hoped It would
II is a very trying situation for me, but
1t had TO come i am to get Natalie, and
that is why I am here can see but
one outcome OF the case"
She said that her brother. William
Thompson. OF Washington, had asked
her TO bring Natalie and live with him
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

Edith Taylor, a wealthy widow of Grand
Rapids Mich, Is at the Hotel Plaza pros
trated by the news of her husbands act
Members of the Eastman family believe
that illness drove him TO end his life. after
years of seeking health had proved futile
Eastmans marital affairs were brought
prominently before the public in Novem-
Der, 1905 when his former wife, who is the
daughter Of the first Carter Harrison. be-
came involved IN a scandal in AsheviLIe.
y. c.. in whicf~heT arrest and prosecution
was threatened. She subsequently mar
ried Rider Edwards. a prominent young
horseman Of an old Virginia family.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

That raw and uncertihed milk
filled with germs IS being led to
patients in some OF the hospitals
Of Washington, and that physicians
and nurses are guilty OF careless
ness and should be held response
bic, was charged by DR.. G. Lloyd
Magruder, DR.. George n. Kober,
and Emile Bcrlincr, Of the milk
commission, Yesterday afternoon.
They refused TO make public the names
I OF medical institutions they declared were
/ careless. but stated emphatica'ly their
/ conclusions had been reached after care
| ful investigations. The physicians de-
cIared many deaths resulted at the hos
pitals from impure milk alone
1t is nothing short Of criminal negli-
gence, and it Is time the public knew
! about the conditions" said Mr. Berliner.
Something should be done about II, and
somebody should be made 20 answer
/ At a meeting in the offices Of Or. Ma
( gruder. al Stoneleigh Court the discovery
of ignorance and lack Of intelligence at
/ hospitals and asylums in the Capital was
declared the final move in the long war
against impure milk
( LczisIatiOn by Congress.
4 "This is tie crucial time-the finishing
/ touch on the crusade FOR good milk" said
/ DIT. Magruder. ~Gentlemen, this matter
J OF the hospitals caps the climax. The
time has come when we must have Iegis-
| lation by Congress
( Tracing the history of tie milk ,sar
from its incipieney. DR.. Magruder brought
/ il down to the present, with a yelled de-
scription OF conditions in the hospitals
and 2 reference to the Gallinger biil now
/ before Congress for more stringent reg
uiation.
Incidentally. lie said that although one
third of the milk consumed I'm this city is
advertised as pasteUrized. much of il has
more typhoid and other bacteria in II
after the process than before.
/ He said hasty and careless pasteUr-
iizing is more harmful than raw milk. no
matter how impure it may be, but the
proper use Of the process Is the only
IsoIution ar the problem. The physicians
ISSUED the following statement.
There can be no surprise I'm finding
that there occurs an abnolmaIly high
mortality from typhoid. especially IN
Washington hospitals, because they dis
'pense milk Of an unusually high bacterial
count and give it to the patients raw,
or at best Improperly pasteUrized-
Mortality from Typhoid.
THE mortality from typhoid in some
Washington hospitals reacIes appalling
rates Of p per cent. - per cent, IS per
cent. and 16 per cent; although a few
Continued on Page G. Column 2.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
MISS TAFT VISITS
WAIST STRIKERS
Presidents Daughter Takes
Hand in Troubles.

Philadelphia. Jan. 15.-Miss Helen Taft.
daughter Of the President Of the United
states, to-day signIfed her sympathy for
the striking shIrt-waist makers by attend
ing the meeting Of society women in
their behalf held al the home Of Mrs. II.
La Darre Jayne. Miss Taft was accom-
panied by a number of her Rryn Mawr
friends who are interested in social prob
lens
Mrs Raymond Robins, president OF the
National Woman's Trade Union League,
described the appalling conditions under
which the shirt-waist makers work. Miss
Taft appeared to be deeply interested, and
once or twice during the discussion which
followed asked questions about the cost
of living and the family conditions Of the
workers.
She inquired particularly about the liv-
ing conditions of the girls
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages.
Minority Caucus Names PrOberS.
Society Involved by Shoplifters.
War on High Food Figures.
Unionists Lead in Elections.
Impure Milk Fed Patients.
Clerks Favor Civil Pension.
2-Charles Ceas Commits Suicide.
Army and Navy Orders.
EE i.torials
Editorials by Laity.
6-News Of Day in Congress.
New Pension System Favored.
S-News OF Alexandria.
SECOND PART.
Gen. Lee and His Uniform.
District Scientists and Typhoid.
Society and Personals.
Music and Musicians.
Theaters.
Story Of Forestry Controversy,
THIRD PART.
Commerce and Industry.
Markets.
FOURTH PART.
Foreign Ministers in Washington.
'Insurgent'' Aims in Congress.
Keeping Time on Railroads.
Letter by The EX-Attache.
Mrs. Henry symes,
Prince Domino and Muffies.
SPORTING SECTION.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

Democratic members of the
House met i'll Caucus last night and
selected Representatives Ollie
James. of Kentucky. and Henry T..
Rainey. of Illinois, to represent the
minority on the committee which
will investigate the Ballinger-Pln-
chot controversy.
Representatives Slayden, of Texas and
Rucker. of Colorado, were placed IN
nomination and received votes. The eau
Gus. which was in session two hours
spent most OF the time in selecting sue
cessor to the late "Billy" Watson. or
New York, who held one of the positions
on the floor Of the House assigned 10 the
minority J. ]. Speight, Of Alabama, was
named over Frank Duffy. Of New York
From present indications. the inquiry
viii begin early this week The confer
ence committee. representing both Houses
has reached an agreement and the plan
now is to present the reports tomorrow.
Decided on Personnel
I, has already been decided who shall
represent the Senate Committee on In
quiry. The Republicans Of the House will
meet in caucus in a few days to name
their committeeman.
Unless there is a change Of programme,
these Senators viii represent the Upper
House on the committee on inquiry:
Nelson. OF Minnesota chairman; Root, or
New York; Sutherland. Of Utah; Flint, OF
California, Republicans; Paynter, Of Ken
tucky. and Hughes, Of Colorado, Demo-
Gratis.
The House Republicans are expected to
name Messrs. Olmsted, OF Pennsylvania.
Mccall, Of Massachusetts: Stevens. OF
Minnesota, and Madison, OF Kansas.
It is the general be1ief that the per
sonnel of the Joint COMMITTEES on inquiry
viii make 1t impossible for any one truth
fully to make the charge that the
prospective investigation is to be a white
wash" Senator Nelson Is recognized as
fair-minded man. who is familiar with
public land questions.
Root VIII BE Named.
senator ROOl VIII be named ai tht III
stance of the administration. If Senator
Sutherland or Senator Flint have any
leanings in the matter they are under
stood to favor Clifford PinchOt. So far as
can be learned, Senator Paynter is not
biased. while Senator Hughes is declared
10 have made utterances IN public
speeches in Colorado decidedly hostile TO
Mr.. Plnchot and the Forest Service.
Members Of the House quite generally
approve Of the selection on the joint COM
mittee of Messrs. Olmsted, Mccall,
Stevens. Madison, James, and Rainey.
Mr., Olmsted is a Cannon man. He is
good lawyer. has a judicial tempera-
ment, and is highly respected lie was
Continued on Page 2, Column 3.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
THREATS TO KILL.
Intoxicated Man Serves Death War
rants on WashingtOnians.

Insane and intoxicated. according TO his
own statements, a man sent telephone
messages broadcast in Washington last
night threatening the lives OF persons.
Il am crazy and drunk" said the voice
over the wire. Il have a pistol which
viii shoot straight and kill. I am de-
termined to end your life. so you'd better
prepare for the end"
The police were notified. The identity
of the Iunatic was soon established, after
which a description was obtained from
relatives This was given 20 every police
man and detective in the city with in
structions to capture the fugitive. who is
. member OF a well-known Maryland fam
lily and a resident of Annapolis.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
PHOTO PROVES SUICIDE
OF BARRETT EASTMAN
Chicago Writer, Whose Wife, Daughter of Carter
Harrison, Thrust Him Into NOtOriety,
Ends Life in Dixie

Chicago, Jan. 15.-Barrett Eastman. dra-
matte and special writer Of Chicago news
papers, probably better known to the
public through his marriage to Mrs So
phronisba Harrison -Eastman-E Edwards and
the subsequent divorce, ended his life by
taking poison in a hotel at Biloxi, Miss,
on January II.
Mystery surrounded the identity of the
dead man until a picture sent by the po-
lice OF the Southern city was identified
to-day by Col. +. A. Eastman, city stalls
tician.
Eastmans second wife. formerly Mrs