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tencion del gobierno acerca de esta
penetration paciica de los m1a4e-
ses los cuales va Sc han apoderado
de grandes extensiones de terreno
mas ALA de los limites demarca-
dos, sin que los gobiemos que Sc
han sucedido hayan tornado medi
das contro este al parcel tolerado
despojo.
New York, JUNO .. Informan
de Lima que el gobierno del prasl-
dente Leguia ha acordado aceptar
la mediacion del Brasil, Argentina y
Estados Unidos para el arreglo de-
finitivo de la question de fronteras
pendiente con el Ecuador. Ell gene
raj Alfaro del Ecuador Sc muestra
conciliador para poner fin al enojo-
so asunto que lego a amenazar la
paz en- Suramerica. Ell ministro de
Relaciones exteriores del PERI doc
tor Porras ha comenzado las negocla
clones con los gobiernos de las tres
potencias que componen ell tribunal
de arbitraje.
New York, Junio %. Ell senado
despu6s de recios debates Gle la opo-
sicion que Sc encontraba protegida
por los centros financieros pudo VEN
cerlo aprobando ell bill, creando los
bancos postales en- todo el territorio
de la Union. Ell presidente Taft, lu-
ch6 empe1osamente por el triunfo
del bill, que considera de gran utili-
dad para el porvenir de la nacion.
New York, JUNO %. Comunican
de Paris que el .sabio bacteriologo
frances doctor Vincent notifico hoy
a la academia de Medicina de aqueIa
republica el descubrimiento de la
vacuna para prevenir contra la fie.
bre tifoidea. Ell doctor Vincent de-
clara que su procedimiento es de
exlto SECURE pues Sc ha decidido pre-
sentarlo a la docta asamblea, des
pues de pacientes observaciones y
experimentos. Ell sabio galeno ha re-
cibido numerosas felicitaciones de
todos los centres cientificos del num-
do.
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EN- Il MUNICIPAL.

Para esta noche anuncias los pro-
gramas de la compaiia de Zarzue'a
que actua en- cl teafro municipal de
Los dioses falsoS >atira en- un acto
V ) cuadros, original de Luis de Lara
V musica del maestro Torregrosa.
Debuta la segunda tiple Esperanza
CarreraS V repitcr Quo Vadis, "
LA Cahamonera es otra de las
obras de la function lie esta noche V
seguramente habra lieno.
Para esta semana anuncian el ex-
treno de "El roho dc la perla negra
en- que hace principal personaje Ri
cardo Guel.
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|NC|DEhTE FERROV|AR|0;
La maquina numero 1O2
del ferrocarr!l arro!lo a
Juan Andrade.
Las lesiones sufridas le ocasio-
naron la muerte casi en- ell
aCtO.

A las 11.30 de la manana de hoy
ocurrlo un sensible suceso en- frente
de la estacion del ferrocarril de esta
cludad.
Sc informa que la maquina hume
ro l02, conducida por el maquinlsta
Corsino Calderon, conductor Anto-
Mo Fernandez y fogonero Marcia
Aponte, arrollo Juan Andrade, eau
sandole lesiones de resultas de las
cuales qued6 muerto en- el acto.
Informan que el desgracido Andra
de cruzaba la via en- ell momento de
pasar la maquina.
Intervino la autoridad judicial a
doptando las disposiciones del caso
Andrade era de ofcio tonelero, co mo
de cincuenta amos de edad y de color.
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1Iagico fin de San
tana Mc|cndez
De una viga de uno de los
cuarteles de la central
"Playa grand" , Sc colgo.
En- San Lorenzo y Coamo fueren
arreStados II personals.
Tn caro- el6ctrico choc6 con
uno tirando por caballos
resultando ambos con ave.
riaS.

FL individuo Santana Melendes,
aparecio ahorcado en- uno de los Guar
teles de la central playa Grande".
Investigate el hecho, resulto ser un
suicide.
Las autoridades dispusieron ell
traslado del cadaver para proceder
a SUI autopsia.
Del distrito de San Lorenzo comu-
nican al cuartel de la policia, ell arres
to Gle II individuos por jugar a 10
prohibido.
En- Coamo fueron arrestadas seis,
personas por jugar al monte" en- el
barrio Santa Catalina.
En- la parada 3, en- Puerta de Tie
rra el caro- electrico dmero 7, que
guiaba ell motorista Ramon Ramos
y cuyo conductor 10 era el que por-
taba la plaza ndmero %, choco con
un carro tirado por dos caballos, pro-
piedad del Sr. Ramon Gonzalez, re-
sultando Providence Benjamin, que
iba en- el caro- de caballos, con con-
tusiones en- la cara y los caballos algo
estropeados. Ambos vehfculos sufrie
ron averias de poca importancia.
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terminal por ~" r"rritorio pasari
dichO ferrocarril. La nueva linea f.
rroviaria tendr;i t0J millas de long:
tud. V su construction costara SIS
100000. E$e fcrrorarril ha de desea
pehar un papcl muy important en
ei de<arroilo de Ia RopGblica del Pc
ri, 10 mismo que 10 desempeharoa
las grandes iineaS continentales de
los EstadoS Unidos dUrante ell desa-
rrUllO de GStOS.
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diS;ri!n!;rjn entire los manufacture
r", hojn> en bl-.nco para tomar los in
ycntari"s. artc> dol 20 de JUNO pro-
Ailuo.
In Il Y cicsnIc< del 10. de Julio
de 1910. l"- ;a,acos ' cigarrillos Sc
ran con>i'i,-r.:'i"= romo 'sacados con
cortriburitn Iaeada' cusndo estos,
'dc hllamcn'" "mpacados V estam-
Nad">. etc -,lsn del ter-cno garan-
tiha,i" IL ! ;jhri-a. y son reportados
p"r les uaruiariunros al final del
dia cn qra ~ y ojc Ii fabrica los pa
quotes eS;an3paGoS. en- vez de Guam.
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La propagation de.
las p|aRtas.
Este curso que Sc dara en- la es
tacion agronomica de Maya
guez y estara a cargo del
professor Hess.

Ell curse acerca de la "Propaga-
ci6n de las plantas', que dara el
professor f. W. Hess en- la escuela de
verano de Mayagijez en- ell mes de
Agosto proximo. comprendera los
puntos siguientes:
.4goSto d -. 1910.
Propagation por semillas: Por
corte: Recortes V 81 uso en- la pro-
Por acodo: Por injerto.
Por brotes: Por trasplanto.
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Convocatoria.

Ell Sr. Presidente de Ia Asocis-
ci6n Nacional de Cafeteros Convo-
ca 4 los senores miembros de Ia jun
ia directiva, y los senores vooa-
les de distrito, para Or sus opin:D-
mes, sobre diversos asuntos que sDi
Sc han de tratar el domingo 20 ds
este mes en- la sala de sesiones.ari
credito, y ahorro ponceho { las Sde
la manana. ~.---. F~
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Pernisos Concedidos.
Sc cursan instancias y SO soil
citan infornes.

Sc ha concedido permiso al Sc
nor Santiago Lugo, vecino de Yauco
para construir una casa en- la mar
gen de la carretera Ndm. 2, KIN. AZ
43, HIM. 7, Seccion Mayaguez- Iau-
co.
Sc ha concedido permiso al Sc
nor Justiniano Colon, vecino de San
ta Isabel, para construir una casa a
orillas de la Carretera Mum. 3, KIN
q, HIM. 4, Seccion Santa lsabel-l
Salinas.
-Aquiles Firpo, vecino de Arecl-
bo, para reparar una casa en- la mar
gen de la carretera Mum. IL, km.
1.5 Secci6n Arecibo-Lares.
A W. J. Young, de Arecibo, para
remover tosca de sus terrenos trente
a la carretera.
Sc ha concedido permiso al Sc
nor Arguinzoni, vecino de Cayey,
para ensanchar una casa de su pro
piedad situada en- la margen de Ia
carretera No. l, KIN. Ola, Secclon
Cayey-Aibonito.
Sc ha autorizado al senior Bue'
naventura Padro, vecino de Manatl,
para construir una casa q orlllas dc
la .carretera No. II, KIM. 7-S, Hm'
6, Secci6n Manati-Ciales.
Sc ha concedido permiso al Sc
nor Juan Bellavista, de Aibonlto, pa
ra edificar una casa orillas de la ca
rretera No. l, KIM. S0.2, Cayey-Al-
bonito.
Caste Mercado y a la sonora
Juana C. Salich, ambos de Ponce,
para trasladar dos casas por la carre
terra de Juana Diaz a Ponce.
Diego Salinas, veclno de Ponce
para reparar una casa en- la margen
de la carretera No. |, kms. 132-l3o
HIM. 9, Secci6n Aibonito-Ponce Pla-
va.
Polonio Gonzalez, vec'no de Are
cibo. para construir una casa orl-
Has de la carretera No. 6, km. $40,
Ponce-IAreclbo.
jose Herrera, de Mayaguez,
para reconstruir una casa en- la mar
gen de la carretera No. 2, Nm. u,
HIN. 3, Mavaguez- Yauco.
-Maximino Liquet, de Maya
guez, para rcconstrulr una casa en- III
margen de la carrctera No. ,, NM
1.3, Secci6n dc Mavaguez a lauco.
Luis Costas de Pcnuelas. para
construir una cerca d orillaS de Ia
carrctera No. ,. KIN. l, Sccclon de
Ponce a Pehuclas.
Sc ha enviado i informc del lhS
pcctor senior Jaime PUG una carta
del senior Federico Dicz LOPEZ de Ia
carrctera.
Sc ha enviado i informcs del !
Inspector senior Enrique Anladf"'
una carta del senor Raimundo 10
pcz de Victoria. vccinc dc LarcS. so
hcitando pcrmiso para conStrlIf DOS
:asas pequonas. (
Sc ha enviado :: inf"rmc del So +
nor Carlos Gonzalcz. Inspector iajc
70. una carta del <cTor Juan AVrS. 3
lie Salinas. solicitando permlso pare
.abricar una casa. /
-Ha regrcsado 81 Sr. Rcrltoz.
n2eniero, de su viajc por las ca-ro-
eraS. San Juan-Caeuas. Caeuas- !
;an Lorenzo. Caguas Humacao. t'u
naciao-- Guavama. Guayama--Ca-
-cv las Cruces-San Juan.
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a - pcncn h. >elloS, como Sc hsoe.
lprsnte Los sellos tambien serin
r.p"E;adrs que y han ussdo al hnal
t.ci d!a an que se saquen de Ia fkbri-,
"a los paquctcs en- cue Sc colocaron
lo> - ll"S.
Ina copia dr e<ta circular sera
dl~tEibUida cada manufacturer de-
tahaccs, picadu-a, cigarrillos v tsba-
roT pequeios. pOr los eobradores de
los diferentes Districts en- un dia tan
aezcano como sea poChlay
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En- Viaje a NueVa York.

Ha embarcado en- el vapor Phila-
helphia el ST. 4. Lores GOnz&lez.
de la firma GOnzalez Padtn Hnos. de
esta plaza, en- su scgundo viaje de
compras para este alO. Fcliz yiaje
y buenOs negocios.
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-Gran cantidad dc lluvia b

Gran cantidad dc lluvia ha cal
do hay en- Ia ciuda,; lue habia seiia-
les de NAL tempo, paro no fue con-
firmada la noiicia-
-Ha estado ayc- en Arecibo, pa
rece que en- asUr-o- del servicio, Ell
fiscal lie L. cOrte Il, ,iistrito de San
Juan. Lcdo. Luis campillo, Prosi-
gui6 viaje deSpre~ ;nra otras pobla-
clones de aquei.a c.',narca.
Ell seiiOr >crsrIariO de Ia Corte
de Ponce ST. San'ia-p Nivaldi. hizo
aver una viSita al cnbemador V le
acompa1a RI =, 7 '!e Elzaburu. Sc
ayist0 tambieu a = Nivaldi cone
attorney general ql;ien fue 4 salu
dar.
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una pista en- su parque de J0se-j0lI
para que los alumnos de mas edad
de las escuclas pGblicas puedan te-
ner un campo atletieO- Muy prunto
comcnLaran los trabaiOs para Ia cons
trucci6n de esta pista.
\ csa iniciativa pues, So debe el
que ~ haya eonstruido ALI cl mcjor
parquc d. baseball dc Ia isla, V el
que muy prortO - leyante unO de
los mis- hCrmOsoS tcatroS de las An
tillas Y unO de los mcjOres Parqucs
de recrcO para los niiOs de las escue-
Las.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-14

Waldeck, the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. ]. West Roosevelt. The
officiating clergyman was the Rev
Theodore c. Williams of Boston.
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be voted on for the first time in that
city.
During the latter part of the week
Halley's comet is expected to be at
the best point for observation. We'd
nesday the comet will pass between
the earth and the sun, and on that
date the earth probably will pass
through the tail of the comet.
The safeguarding from accident of
the countrys vast army of industrial
workers will be the chief subject of
consideration at the annual conven-
ton of the National Association of
Manufacturers, which is to begin its
sessions in New York Monday. Other
important conventions and confer
ences of the week will be the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church
at Atlantic City, at which President
Taft will be one of the speakers; the
meeting of the Southern Presbyterian
general assembly at Leesburg, Va;
the triennial session of the Worlds
Sunday School Association in Wash
ington, the National Conference of
Charities and Correction in St Louis,
the Lake Mohonk Conference on In
ternational Arbitration, and the an
nual conventions of the American
Cotton Manufacturers at Charlotte
and the Piano Dealers of America at
Richmond.
Other events of interest to wide
section of the country will be the
golden jubilee celebration of the Uni
versity of California and the ceremo-
MES in St Paul at which six bishops
of the Roman Catholic church will be
consecrated at one time.
Developments following the death
of Edward VII and the accession of
George V will continue to absorb at
tention in England Other events of
the week in the foreign field will in
clude the performance of the PAS
sion Play" at Oberammergau, the
Robert Schumann memorial celebS :
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Hull was for several years the family
physician of the Vaughns. He is fifty
years old and has a wife and married
daughters.
Neither Mrs. Vaughn nor DR.. Hull
showed any disposition to evade ser
vice with the papers issued against
them and it is considered strong ar
gument in their favor. 1t is an actual
fact that Mrs. Vaughn voluntarily
came from Monroe City to Kirksville
to accept service. She as well as DR..
Hull deny that they were in any way
responsible for the death of Prof.
Vaughn or that they had the slightest
motive for removing him. Mrs.
Vaughn has made the statement that
her late husband had been in the habit
of carrying medicine with him and
that on the night of his death, shortly
after his return from church, he had
taken white powder which he said
was quinine, wrapped in piece of It's
sue paper. The paper was found IN
the stomach, together with some I'M
digested food.
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BALD AT TWENTY-FIVE.
Mr.. Armstrong Tells How He Grew
Hair In a Short Time.

Dear Sirs:-'I was told of your
great remedy, Partisan Sage, that it
would grow hair on bald heads, so |
got a bottle and tried it, and it is
fine. | am young man, and only 25,
and was completely bald on the top
of my head, and now | have hair one
inch long, with the use of only one
bottle. | shall certainly keep on using
it until l have a good head of hair,
which | have no doubt it will bring"
Oscar Armstrong, Engineer Belle
vile Horseshoe and Rolling Milling
Co., Belleville, Ont, August 81, 1909.
To the reads of the Herald: The
Giroux Mfg. Co., American makers of
Partisan Sage, wish to state that they
do not guarantee Partisan Sage to
grow hair on bald heads. because in
most cases the hair root is dead. In
the case of Mr. Armstrong the hair
root was not dead, and knowing as
we do the astonishing hair growing
virtue of Partisan Sage, we see no
season why it should not grow hair
on the head of Mr.. Armstrong.
But we do guarantee Partisan Sage
(and so does Bratton Drug Coz, to
stop falling hair, dandruff and itching
scalp. in two weeks, or money back.
Partisan Sage is a daintily per
fumed hair dressing, not sticky or
greasy and is used extensively by
ladies who desire brilliant and luxu-
RANT hair that attracts and fascinates.
Large bottles, so cents, at druggists
everywhere, and at Bratton Drug Co.
ADV,
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NEWS d ;
NEXT WEEK!
NEW PRIMARY LAW IN OHIO WILL
BE GIVEN A PRACTICAL TEST
NEXT TUESDAY-EARTH WILL
PASS THROUGH TAIL OF COMET,
CHerald Special,

Washington, D. c., May 14.-Ohio's
new primary law, under which the
party primary elections for the nomi
nation of candidates on republican and
democratic tickets are held the same
day, is to have its first practical tes]
Tuesday. Senator Dick, who is /
candidate for reelection, will abide bj
the result of the primary, but thl
other aspirants for the senatorshlf
and for state offices have decided to
await the conventions, as they are
permitted to do according to law Con-
gressional candidates will be chosen
at the primaries, as well as candidates
for county offices.
Other events of the week in the do
main of politics will be the state dem
ocratic convention in Alabama for thu
adoption of platform, the democratif
state and congressional conventions j
South Carolina, the prohibition sta4
convention in California, and the m
nicipal election in Denver in which I'll
question of abolishing the saloons VII
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senate,s Tribute to peArmond.

Washington, d. c., May 14.-Memo
rial services for the late Representa-
tive DeArmond of Missouri were held
in the senate today. Senators Stone
and Warner of Missouri and several
of their colleagues from other states
delivered eloquent addresses eulogiz
ing the life. character and public ser.
vices of Mr.. DeArmond, who was for
years one of the foremost democratic
LADDERS in the house.
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in the leg. Testers father got his
puncture from Smalley, and the latter
received his from a guardian of the
peach who happened along after seven,
teen shots had been exchanged by the
combatants. Hester and two of her
brothers proved good dodgers and for
this reason they will be able to at
tend the trial of the negro without
having to be brought to the court
room on stretchers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-14
International Snort Show.

Frankfort-on-theMain, May 14.-An
international exhibition of sport was
formally opened here today, to con
tinue during the next two months
The show consists of a mammoth and
comprehensive display of sporting
goods, in which articles covering al
branches of sport are shown In con
junction with the exhibition there will
be held during the summer all sorts OF
athletic sports and tournaments, in
Guiding horse racing, fencing, rowing
swimming and Olympic games.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-14
POISON
MYSTERY
MAY BE SOLVED WHEN MRS.
ALMA VAUGHN AND DR.. JAS. r.
HULL ARE PLACED ON TRIAL
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
(Herald Specially

Kirksville, Mo-, May 14.-Mysteries
solved in the case of Professor John T.
Vaughn, for whose death his widow,
Mrs. Alma Proctor Vaughn, and her
family physician, DR.. James R. Hull
of Monroe City, are soon to be placed
on trial. The case of the widow is
on the court docket for next Monday,
but it is understood strong efforts will
be made to have the trial delayed,
probably until the fall term of court.
Prof Vaughn, who was instructor in
American history at the State Normal
School, died October IA of last year
at his Kirksville home under peculiar
circumstances. He had been in per-
feet health and attended church in
the evening At 10 o'clock Prof
Vaughn left the church after he had
informed one of his friends that he
had some work to do at home and
could not stay any longer. Half Al
hour later a message was received
at the church that Prof. Vaughn was
in commissions and fifteen minutes
later the news was brought that he
was dead. Although the circumstances
surrounding the professors sudden
death were peculiar, only few per-
sons considered the case suspicious
and these were inclined to believe that
Prof. Vaughn had accidentally taken
poison.
The body OF Prof. Vaughn was
buried at Monroe City, the home of
his widow, who did not display much
grief over her bereavement. Ten days
after Vaughn's death Mrs. John R.
Kirk, wife of the president of the
State Normal, whose guest Mrs.
Vaughn was after the funeral of her
husband, heard her guest play Men
delssohn's wedding mach, on the piano
in her parlor. She was greatly shock
ed and considered Mrs. Vaughn's ac-
tions suspicious enough to speak to
her husband about it.. President Kirk
-&I = = u
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'Warner-RooseveIt Wedding.
(Herald Special.I

New York, May IA special train
carried the guests from this city to
Oyster Bay today for the wedding of
Miss Lorraine Roosevelt, a distant
relative of the former president of the
United States, and Mr.. Langdon War
ner, member of a prominent Boston
family. The wedding took place at
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Shoots Up Family of Beloved.
tHerald Specially

San Antonio, Texas, May 14.-Be-
cause the object of his armous incli-
nations would not listen to his pleas
to marry him, Richard Smalley,
colored chauffeur, decided to force
the issue with a revolver, and now he
and Jack Robinson, the dusky bellies
father, suffer each from bullet wound
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-14

The splendid work of Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets is daily
coming to light. No such grand rem
edy for liver and bowel troubles was
ever known before. Thousand bless
them for curing constipation, sick
headache, biliousness, jaundice and in
digestion Sold by Bratton Drug Co.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-14

John D. Rockefeller would go broke
if he should spend his entire income
trying to prepare a better medicine
than Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea, dys-
EMERY or bowel complaints. 1t is
simply impossible, and so says every
one that has used it. Sold by Bratton
Drug Co.
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Texas Will Have Jewish University
tHeraId Speciai.l

San Antonio, Texas, May IA
Wealthy Jews in Texas have decided
to establish at Waco, Texas, a Hebrew
university. The institution, although
primarily designed to attract students
of the Jewish race, will be non-sec-
tartan and will be open to young
men and women of every creed. Waco
some time ago lost the Texas Chris
tian University through fire destroy
ng its buildings. Financial induce
pts made by another city led to
removal of the institution.
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A touch of rheumatism, or twinge
of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is,
Chamberlain's Liniment drives away
the pain at once and cures the COM
plant quickly. First application gives
relief. Sold by Bratton Drug Co.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-14

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow of gastric juice, thereby inducing
good diges ton. Sold by Bratton Drug
10
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ton in Munich, and the conference OF
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton of the World in Berlin, at which
both the United States and Canada
will be well represented by delegates.
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some material they placed the matter
before the coroner, who took official
cognizance of the matter and ordered
an investigation. In spite of the pro-
tests of Mrs. Vaughn and her attor-
neys the body of Prof. Vaughn was
exhumed and the viscera were turned
over to DIR. Paul Schweitzer, of the
Missouri University, for analysis.
When DR.. Schweitzer reported that
he had found 1885 of a grain, or near
ly whole grain of strychnine in the
stomach and liver of Prof. Vaughn,
the coroner's jury gave verdict in
conformity with the findings and the
grand jury indicted Mrs. Vaughn and
Dr. J. R. Hull of Monroe City for the
murder of Prof Vaughn Both were
arrested and placed under heavy bond
for their appearance for trial, which
was set for May 16.
Mrs. Vaughn, who is So years old
and quite attractive and vivacious, is
the daughter of James NJ Proctor, a
wealthy bank director and the niece
of DR.. Proctor, president of the Mon
roe City, Mo-, bank. She is reputed
wealthy in her own right and has
many wealthy and influential relatives
in various parts of the state She be-
came acquainted with Vaughn when
she was pupil in the Paris, Mo-, high
school, of which Vaughn was at that
years her senior They seemed to
ried shortly after she had completed
her course, although her relatives OPP
posed the marriage to a man fifteen
years her seniors. They seemed to
live happily and had one child, little
girl now almost seven years old.
1t is the general belief that, if Mrs
Vaughn had in some way caused the
death of her husband, her motive was
not to obtain possession of his estate,
which is said to be considerable. DR..