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The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
CALLED TO DOOR, SLAIN
Wealthy Mississippi Farmer, Victim of Feud, Falls Dead in
 Wife's Arms.

Biloxi, Miss, Oct. 25.-Sheriff's dep uties and posse of citizens are searching the surrounding country for assassins who called J. T. Broadus, a wealthy planter, from his house and shot him dead.
 Broadus was fired upon from his poultry house, 300 yards distant, and he reeled and fell in the gleam of a Bashlight held by his wife in the door. Mrs. Broadus was not hurt.
 The murder is said to be the out come of feud Broadus ignored an earlier attempt by outsiders to at tract him to the door. When he heard the commotion in an outbuilding Broadus left the house, armed with a shotgun
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
wtR THE HUM MING WIRES

]. tue new republic of Portugal is .tnn. i'''i'ais ihsuirec' m. .ue Mchlnley interurban system In 4Ois rs4 IS to spend $2,OOO,OO0 in equip. Eslsems ' '''' 0"u pioeh
 ,a.,s .ns baseball championship of the l, u r uelongs to the Philadelphia club N. l, u, american league. They clinched
 s pennant fast in the fifth game
 n. ' :, 'o Tor the Chicago Nationals ,sna4 m rom being critically i'll. as was vrs,a' vseu' senator S. B. Elkins of West .Ds sI.a' tt continues to mend so stead. ars ua' @ the family feels decidedly ls,,a ,vucouraged than at any time yet. |),,,s IS said to have prompted lHoo, ,,, noolnson, young farmer, to |s aau Kill Miss Grace Eller, r
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
SHOOTSALL LEGED AFFINITY
Sl Joseph Man Fires Five Bullets Into Body of His Wife's Sup.
 posed Admirer.

St, Joseph, Mo, Oct. 25.-Waiting until after he had eaten his supper, William Davis, a railroad employe, arose rom the table and walked into ae slltlng room, where, without a word on either side, he fired five shots ' Mrs. Davis alleged affinity, Wade w Coulter.
 TOUT Of the shots took effect. As us wounded man staggered out of as aoor, Davis is said to have fol. |"sea nm and to have dealt him a Faiin' olow on the head with the butt d the revolver.
 Oouiter IS in precarious condi. sOl' Davis and his wife are under rrest.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
57oo samoans Hookworm Victims.

Washington, Oct 25-Eighty-fiv per cent of the inhabitants of Amer ican Samoa are suffering from the hookworm disease, according to the annual report of Captain F. Parker, U. s. N, retired, governor of the American islands, Samoan group. This means that about 5,700 natives have the disease
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
Former Cuban President Dies.

Havana, Oct. 24.-Salvador Cisne- ros, Marquis de Santa Lucia, who was second president of the Cuban repub- lie. died at his plantation near Neu- vitas from injuries received in falling from his horse.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
Cleaning Up New Yorks Chinatown

New York, Oct 25-New Yorks Chinatown is to be cleaned up as it has never been cleaned before. This is the decision of the new police ad. ministration. At midnight the police were instructed to order all white persons from the district
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
Eight Hurt by Auto.

Dallas, Tex. Oct. 25-Eight persons are seriously wounded and three of them may die as the result of an auto. mobile accident at the State Fair grounds. A racing car dashed into a crowd of thousands of spectators.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
Triplets for the Third Time.

Cleveland, O., Oct. 25.-Too late for the census, but earnestly doing her share in Clevelands remarkable growth. Mrs. William c. Clark became the mother of her third set of trip lets.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25

years old. and to fire one shot at Will lard Southworth, who was visiting her. Southworth ran and 1t is not known whether or not he was injured. The shooting occurred at Mount Mo rencia. Ind.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25

herself and touched a match to the clothing of all
 The woman and son were burned beyond recognition and will die. Doc tors say there is chance for the hus- band to recover
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
TRIES TO CREMATE THREE
Io,v, Woman Pours Kerosene Over Self, Husband and Child and
 Ignites 1t.

Keokuk, Ia., Oct. 25.-Driven to des' neration by matrimonial difficulties, Mrs. Benjamin Steuterman, wife Of delivery wagon driver, poured gasoline on her husband, nine-year-old son and
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-25
Two Fatally Hurt in Collision.

Memphis Tenn, Oct. 24.-D. J. Lawrie and c. w. Kirk were fatally injured aud several others painfully hurt when a Louisville and Nashville passenger train crashed into a street or at Nance aNenne.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-19
Smoking s.for. Tobacco.


It seems probable that there were
smokers in England long before the
Introduction of tobacco, according to
the London Graphic. Pipes have been
discovered imbedded in the mortar Of
churches built before Europe's first
acquaintance with tobacco. and 1t
seems only reasonable to suppose that
the people of that day smoked herbs
Of some sort, either incidentally or for
pleasure Coltsfoot was inhaled for
asthma, though whether pipe was
used in the process remains a matter
for conjecture.
A Poser.
Paw, what do they do with all the
money they make the people nay for
taxes?"
Tommy, my son, at last you have
asked me question can't answer.
There are limitations to your fathers
wledge."-Chicago Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-19
CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the interior.

Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Of6ce.
Lamar. Colo. May %. 1910
sucien, affidavit having been filed in this Of
Gee BY Alvin L. Seely. contestant. against Robert L.
Pak.rd eury No. 1883. made April T. 1905 for lot. and
and hall northeast quarter Of section TO- township Is
ST. range II W by Robert L. Pnksrd. con,esee in which
s alleged ths, he has wholly abandoned above described
that he has changed his resdence ,herefro for
than months last that said absence
by his employment in the Army Navy of the u S. and
that said defaults continue to date. Said parties
hereby notified respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock AUG. a.
1910 before the register and receiver the u S. land
Office in Lamar. Colo.
The ssid contestant having. in proper afidnvi sled
Mny q 1870 forth facts which show that alter due
diligence personal service Of this poce be made
is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be
by due and proper publication.
c.. Frost Liaset,. Receiver.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-19

When the digestion is all right, the &C.
ton of the bowels regular, there is
natural craving and relish for food. When
this is lacking you may know that you
need dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They strengthen the
digestive organs, improve the appetite
andregulate the bowels. Spld by The
Holly Pharmacy, Ikelman Bros. props.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-19
Paste This in Your Hat

Telegraph, write, or telephone
to The Holly Chieftain for First
class Job Printing. You can't
afford to send out measly looking
stationery or other printed mat
ter. 1t win pay you.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-19

This paper is boosting for Hol-
upon Hlolly's growth and pros
per,ty. 1t may be a personal
motive but it Is far-sighted one.
Every family that moves into
own helps US and it helps you.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ISOLATED TRACT
PUBLIC LAND SALE

Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Of6e Lamar. Colo.
July Is. 1910
Notice hereby that. directed by the Commis
OF the General Land Office provisions Of Act
Of Congress. approved June a. 1908 t34 Stats. SD
will offer public sale the highest bidder 10 o'clock
A. M the 18th day Of September. 1910 this Office.
the following land Southwest section
township "a S.. range AZ W. 9th principal meridian.
braced in !. T. App. No. 068l5.
Any claiming adversely the crbed land
sdvised 6le their cl.in objections. before
the time desiGnsted for sale.
John A. Williams, Register.
C. Frost LiaGeu. Receiver.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-19

n there u anything about
your ailmsnt that you don't
understand. or Il you want
any medical advice. write
b ths doctor. and b win
answer you fully. There b
no charge for this services.
The address 10 d.. ". B.
Caldwell. 800 Caldwell badg.,
Monticello. III.
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WI.s H~Iea D., noy Arrested Win Waa
Wha Shut y Dsoe on Iler Roth Frress.

Wlss H~lea d. Hsy Arrested WHh Nan
Whs shut y Dsos on Iser Roth freed.
Miss Helen X hoy. n lawyer " s2s
West I23d street. and Francis p. whAisn
Of 5s7 West F1fty-third street appeared
in the night court last might making
charges PgEinst one awDther. Miss How
charged whalen with annoying her On
the street and Whalen charged her with
unIs wful entry.
According 20 Miss Hoy she went TO
Whaien's house yesterday afternoon seek-
ing information about Teresa Smith. q
client. Who 10 said TO live with the whalens.
Miss Hoy told Magistrate Corrigan that
whalen treated her 90 badly that she
nearly fGinted Ne wouldn't lot her in.
The janltor Of the Eat allowed her to rest
there q while
When che left. Miss Hoy said whalsn
followed her on the street threatening
TO have her arrested. she became 90
exaggerated that she got Policeman Rst-
Esr and had Whalen arrested. whnlen
said that he didn't know Mies Hoy and
ehat inaamach as shs had refused 20 state
her business no would enter . counter
charge against her.
After q heated argument In the night
court Magistrate COrvigan discharged
both. They were very angry. Alias BOY
10 well known among the suRraGis In
New York.
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80 TFT HIRRY.
Marriage IIee0se where the NaIsea suw.
Ee~IeaI THAT tine CLERKS Isustle.

Marriage IArcase Wh@re the Nasaen suw.
Ee~IraI That the CLERKS Isustle.
la the hundreds % marriage licenses
which are made ,yut in the city Hall every
week peculiar combinations Of names
occur. hut one hnpp~ned yesterday which
even aroused the clerks u the bureau
4 couple VIII" applied for a license said
that they were Lawrence Swift. a stock
broter Of 10 East Thirtieth street. and
Miss Elizabeth Maria Hurry Ot Per IL King
ton avenue.
civ Clerk ScuIlv said after the visit
u the pair that his subordinate VINO
attended To the application remarked
TO them that he supposed they wanted
him to rush IL through. hut that Miss
Hurry said 70 him. goOdhumOredly.
that he might he interested Ia learn
further that her father Rudolph Hurry.
vas a mcui,er ~ an Old time law firm %
Hurry 4 Gallup. Mr.. Sc'Illy said that Miss
Hurry told hirE that the firm was Dissolved
few years ago On the death u Mr..
Gallup.
The couple are , he narTicd on April ~
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GORE rO THE BLIND PUPILS.

RneeuraResneat GoE maadIeappea Chas-
areN On q NOte Prom the seastor.
City Supafinteadent Maxwell cent the
following lettsr TO the blind pupils IN the
public schools yesterday:
Some days A@0 had ths honor and pleas
ure % nesting for the nrst time the Hon
Thomas y Gore. United States SenatoT
81 the State Of Oklahoma senator Gore
lost The NE % his eyes when he was . child
In spite Of this afHlcsion he has made him
Aelf a man &C culiure and q power In hts
own state Ne 10 nov q member Of tho
senate 81 The tinted States and n regarded
a. one Of ne most eloquent members oG
that great legislative body
I asked him when I met him " he would
not write a word Of encouragement To the
boys and girls iR 'he public schools Of New
YORK oity who. though they are blind, are
proving that they have both the Will and
the power 20 learn and 60 succeed In life
Here n what lao says
NV DEAE IiTrLE FRIEND- THIS note
viii bring ron greetings and a message
from one who has the highest and The moat
confident hope bOgh for yOuF happiness
and your good fortune " yOu are undis-
mayed Ivy dtfhcalties and triumph over
them your victory wlli 10 enhanced both
in 10 wOrth and its glory. Bincsrsly your
frasnd. TmOmAs p. OOmR.-
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mann TO REpEL HrNCHERS.
DAaN ne. &c.. Dnessss t.ua rdiaR Negrse~
su.peetrd sf kuilag WhHr Maa.

pANVILLF. III April -. Runiors that
AIS EtlesByg wo,ld Ds made tonight to
assault the county ial in thig city
the home 81 Speaker Cannon. IN an at
tempt 20 lynch Milton Armstrong and
icing che holdup men n ho far allyw oInded
Altert Craven- q teEmstsr. last night
at midnight. caused sheriff ". y Hell
mick IN take steps To guard HE prisonsrs
Mayor Louis Pistt also prepared TO
lend tho assistance ~ hts police IN case
Of trouble
Cravens vas going home and was
Acco~eed by two negroes Who showed
. gun In his face and demanded his val
uablss. Ne resisted and betng o large.
athlstIc man Vas handling his as~ail-
ants roughly when one Of thsm shot
him 10 the abdomen They then disap-
psarci In an alley.
crAvens staggered TO his home and fell
across the threshold. Ne was hurried 70
a hespltal. whore al operation vas per-
formed Ne died to-day at noon. He was
unable - ldsnstfy the two prisoners Inn
msdiatsly after the shooting ne sAid he
did not know whether his assailants were
syiaek OF white. but Thosnas Robinaoe.
hssere where hut the holdup occurred. do
caarea be saw the robbers through HE
wim60w NOT ten feet distant. and that they
we're nsgross. HE description partly its
that q The prisonere. who wore arrested
In tho neieh00rhOOd aeon after the Shoot
ing. hut he could not positively identity
than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
CROKER COMTNG NORTH.
bIns FO9nd Wsria's asarSiea apOa tina
tsPoWs aanlr On maid Meaaan-

NN8SA Ae@sN - 18sa aaS@As@-
SAVANNAH. April ~. Richard Croker
Passed through Savannah to-day. going
Co New Work
What n ths remedy for ths high cO~t
of living?- a reporter asked him
Put tho Republican party out os bust
ness said Croker The high cost Of
living IL due 20 their policies. with which
you are familiar. and the high tariT.-
I wOuld like 10 have yOu make Prs~,-
dent sugRe-ted the reporter. How
about GaynOT OT HaFmOnp'
u don't know q thing about POiItIcs.
said Mr.. Croker. and am pot making
Presidents to-day hare hsen down
AZ Palm Beach where I had the good
fortune some years ago to visit. and
through tho bathing in old ocean relieved
myself Of rheumatism. Another thing:
! was quite bald when I first went down
there. hut ! have grown enough hair
TO cover the bald spot that used 60 vex
me occasionally. I tell Won a country
that will grow hair on q bald head n all
right; In fact II is the garden spot Of the
world TO me
Richard Croker wial arrive In town
to-day from Palm Beach. He will 60 10 the
National Democratic Club. Mr.. Croker
will sail for Ireland on April 10
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THRISHING FOR HOINERS.
O@eers oG the DrensinSOwht Get square
with "Aby sssnlaa Princes

SPECIAL Cabis Dssps'cs 10 TNE SuS.
LONDON. April ~. According 10 the
Daily Express. which first printed The
story Of the hoax played on the officers
Of the DreadnOught by u party OF young
people some OF whom represented them
selves N Abyssinian princes and were
reviewed On the warship with all the
honors due their supposed rank. the @ ul-
prits have been punished by lynch law
When il was ascsrtained that the offence
could not he punished legally the Dread
nOught's OfeoeTS determined to Discover
the identity of the hoAxers. They sue
oeeded in this and sent what purported
to lie an Official letter directing them Ia
come 10 London. One thus Summoned
70 Admiral Mays hOnss in I.ondDn -
Apologize was curtly dismissed after a
long wait ia the halt
Two others were received elsewhere
by young officers. who thraslIed them
with canes They took thsir punish
ment stOically Another who was sick
in besl will probably escape punishment
The woman ~hO took part in the hoSN
10 exempted
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POTTER WEBS MAS. DEPEW.
Judge stems PoasevS Davsree nouges
whele seated n q DENTISTS Cnalr.

Judge slgns PoaserS DsVsree Decsee
wnele seated N . DENTISTS Chalr.
CoLonADo sPRIEos. April Is.--.It hsFg /.
I've got iai" cried Capt Aaheon Potter.
~ he stood ON the Sidewalk in a nlindInR
rain and exoitodly waved a yellow clip
Of paper Rt hia fiAncee. Mrs. Grass epew.
Who was in her automobile.
You dear boy. do get In or You'll get
wet she replied. and extending her
hand from the door Of the car shs liter
ally dragged Potter into the machine. and
away they sped To the court housr
Potter and Mrs Dspew were married
tonight and left Tor New York on iheir
way 10 Europe. The despatch Potter
roceived from San Francisco said that hts
final decree Of divorce ~as signed thsrc
by . Judge who vas sitting in q dentists
chat. tine court clerk having sought him
out before court convened. spurred by .
fat ZEE from Capt. Potter. Who vas weary
OF SieiaV
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PROVIDENTTAL DISCOVERY.

DvumameT Leaves tsla Jewels ~ Hoffman
HOuse sssps and Gets ThSm naek-
On the stoop Of the Hoffman House
fat valise lay yesterday. Persons
passing looked at IL. proddsd Il wtth their
toes and then left II severely alone.
Presently Policeman Walsh saw the
valise and took II into the hotel and asked
AZ she desk u ANYONE had lost 10. No
one had. 80 Walsh walked around 20
tho station house with Il and opened 70
right on tho desk.
At the siSht Of the contsnts the eyes
Of the police OF the new West Twentieth
street station Widened. There vas Jew
eIry &c all -orts cuff buttons and studs
and watch chains and scarfpins and
things.
But soon there burst into ths station
hou-e a travelling salesman from Provi-
dence. r. l.. Who ssid that the valiss vas
his sample case and that he had gone to
the Hoffman Houre to got . cigar All
drtimmers from hts town. he said leave
their bags on hotel -toop-. The jewelry
he valued az ~. 90.
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TErRaZxINE POOLED EN-.
tser Maid Win q Made Up Face served
WITH Csart GDsdeg On Cuaard Ptew.

NV 49, -
L'nsA IesraSnna' the MAnna.tan OpsrA
House soprano VINO mas oeen IN nuGA1ao0
win isaoor h'rner Tor severA years
socceeded ON tuesday nign. IN sSolclng
tne service OF an OrneT Tor her eA@manA.
nc0 before trial ~ 70 CONTRACT ensef~d
INTO with L~rner me ccnsracs' 70
alleged. was DESTROYED IN the ran fr@n-
CISCO earthquake. Inc lawyers repre-
senon@ Lsrner Knew IhAt thn singer wes
booked TO sail On the Mauritania snn tney
expscted her 20 50 ABOARD on iu~~uay
night and we're watching. THIS - the
way the singer fooled them, according 70
ono Of her lawyers;
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KKINLEY $1,000 FEET HIGH
D0G RLE MMIT GNIIkE ANY,
THING COOk RESCRgBED.

Me- Fsuv NAP Aseest . WSsh. BAeyd aays
Clear TrAu NSW Ger Any Oae 10
FOai0~ aPrHng the best Tsme New
aeuaaala and ahsrt way 10 she Sec
FAIRBASEs. ALASKA. April Is.-Accord-
Ing 10 the anerOld readings Of the Lloyd
party. Mount Mckinley 10 sO.sOO feet
high. and !, terminates in two peaks
utterly unlike anything pictured by Dr..
Cook. The expedition started out to
follow tho alleged Cook route. but vas
Obliged to abandon t. The ten men Oi
the party were experisnced mnshers. hut
none was . sciensist.
The Fairbanks bacE eru and the men
Of tho expedition believed tho late winter
or early spring would be the best time to
attempt TO scale Mckinley. and they are
now certain that Il IL. a. the crsvasses
were found filed with snow and easy 10
croas. whereas In summer they would
have been impossible
Thomas Lloyd. the leader Of the expedi-
tion. aays no trace Of Dr.. Cocks colors
was found. and he declares the doctors
story OF the four day ascent 10 q pure myth.
Lloyd placed his notes u his journey In
the hands % . committee Of the Order
OF Pioneers 81 ALASKA. who will arrange
Tor the publication Of tho story.
The party took photographs % the
summit and OF points all along tho trail.
They alao estA blished tho trail ao well
that Il can be followed by other parties
nett summer. On one stretch Of trail
eight miles long the explorers w0xk ed two
weshs. On one Of the pssks . essstA6
fourteen feet tail was erected. firmly
buttressed by rocks.
The expedition on reaching the base
Of the mountain on lee way out vent into
camp, waited for better weather and
planned the ascent An were familiar with
tho great mountain and lee habits. None
Of the mon has scientific eeaca ton. and
thsy took no special apparatus except
photographic cameras and q barometer.
They we're equipped a. for prospecting
and travelled % light AZ possible and
with the fond sapply of the Alaska miner
when the accent was begun the FIRST
camp was made at tlse line a the Willows:
ths second was az 2.soe feet. the third vas
NJ 10000 fest. the fourth at 1000 feet.
and nom this camp the dash 10 the Top
was made. Four dogs vent 10 the third
camp and one 20 the fourth camp. Snow
shoes were used most Of the way and much
time was consumed In cagTytng supplies
to the fourth camp. travel over tho deep
Ice compelling light loads and several
trips. In some places crevasses were
crossed on bridges Of poles brought from
tie timbered slopes belOw.
TIE explorers discovered q maRnia-
cent unnamed peak. Ie.0oO fses tall. also
q new pass through the mountain range
which ahortsns the distance % the coast
setFnty-Avg uatsss. Ths pass 10 hanked
by majestic perpendicular walls.
Acyd's companions remained in camp
AZ the Kstishna. TIE return tn Fair
banks from the summit. owing to the sx-
cellsnce 81 the level and ice continued
hardness vac naAe in nine dayH
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TANGLED M 4 LEOPARD.


!spscdsi cssis Dsspsseh % TIM SUN.
LONDON. April &c. n. wynkoop.
the American sportsman. who has reached
here from q hunting Trip In East Africa.
says that Carl 4. Aksley 81 tho Nov YOrk
Museum Of Natural History had . Close
call near Tana River.
Tie shot q leopard in the LEG and tho
wounded animal charged. u hurled
Akeley 60 the ground and a tremendous
struggle followed. The Leopard finally
got on top o. Aksley and hogan TO chsw
The hunter was unable to move and
had 10 bear tho sicksaing ssnsatio0 Of
having his arm mashed until . move
msnt Of the leopard enabled him 20 Strip
the beasts throat with his right hand.
The struggle was then Fenswed. but
Akelsy kept his hold and finally stranglsd
the leopard.
Akeley was terribly injured. but u 10
expected that he will recover.
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Z BaBT on MN HtvDs.
Nrs. SriSaiiS R~pents Her a@slslsa phiiAa'
thrspS In Central park.

WV 1919 s' y ~ ~.sa''.'@
tnr~pe 70 eotrns rarh.
A Vourg woman who said .ke was Mr..
E,n.l S.h,,l,x ~ "a W., F;fe,, arr
- . A.. - 49,. ~
~~e~s Neht y" Tue "e~t soe co"r' ye~-
t-riay AFTERNOONS with girl baby IN her
arma She told Ma wistrats KsrnOchan
thai uh, vviaho1 the child Dut in ,ome
;r.,,,,,,,or =. !, "a. r,, hnr. aud "A, :, h,,J
- - -, So - -
esther ire t'"'~ nor 'he wears :" brimg
" up properly.
4 week ARo last Monday. Mrs. Sehultz
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RangeI lev eta Released.

, u sangsI. whose jewels from South
ne we're detained by ths customs
~" when he arrived from Colon.
'is emitted yesterday after a three
Cur. Examination before Special Deputy
~ ~ro- George Smyth and MIR. naEnes
" ~ l.'1r AnGrewB's once 70 10 his wy.
tth'i VII take him to-day aboard fhs
- liner - PrOvencs and finally %
Hnd .u N Paris. His trunks and his wife's
-rs'nal lswetry will he turned over 90
ne Kermit him 60 GET them aboard
l. Pence.