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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-04

entirely relieve the postmaster gen
erai or The administrative duties whlcH
h. has az present 20 perform. and
leave him free 10 devote his attention
10 matters of IL large public policy.
and questions ~ supreme importance
% the efficiency OF the service
When the subject was nrst seitate
it Was suggested that the office ~ 4-
rector OF posts might boz made the
resting place for some favored core
aressionaI lame duck also. That iu-
10 the offices ~ assistant directors
there would find their Way thriola
lame political fowls Hut evident
iy the house postoflee committee be-
Neyes mat the proposed r~eorsaniza-
lion would make for the efficiency ~
the postOfllce department.
One 81 the features ~ the bill wilt
he to provide for "a system ~ appeal
ing from the decisions az the postoi-
lice department in regard 70 fraud or
ders and tbe admission ~ second class
matter "a tine malls. Some ~ the de-
cisions az the department Ia the issn-
or fraud orders have aroused litter
controversy THEY have been con
demned as unjust and many com
plants on this score have been made
10 members ~ congress The result s
"a good deal 30 feeling in the house
aud senate for 3 system ~ appeailn-
from such orders
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-04
EXTENSION Of THE
CIVIL SERVICE
IS URGED
Renewed Activity to Have All
Third and Fourth Class Post
masters Put Under System 10
Evidence.

Renewed aotitltg u have an the
faurth-elass postmaster Do the Unite
states put under eltil service by ordc'
ii the president. and ultimately q.
have the same action taken regardins
third and fourth sE -p0stmasters hN
act ~ congress began the other DAY
when Il conference SINS held hetwcc1
President Taft ana committee rep
resentlng the National civil Service
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-04
YIELDS
AFTER YEARS
telephone Official Indicted in
1907 in San Francisco for
Bribery Sunenders to Judge
LaWl0r


san Francisco. Man g. After being
lost Ca sight since March "a. 1905.
when he Was indicted on thirteen
counts $50 charges of bfibius The SIT
.perfi~or- ~ the Huef-Sehmitz RESUME.
a. IS Dciw elier nf Toledo. 90. former
slce president and general organizer
ef tht Home Telephone company at
This state surrendered tate to-day to
superior judge I.aNinr who immedi-
it'it reirfs d him on bonds of 3I3e.-
900 lu "a statement made after his
surrender Drtwefior said hc had
hcen travelling iu Europe for his
health the prc5ter part ~ the time
since tho Indictments nerc returned,
Hnd thtt hf had returned The moment
AiH physieitns had told him that he
could undergo trial without endanger-
iug bis lie
Hp declared that bits return WAS
voluntary and soleiN Tor the sake of
frecina bis name ftnm the odium Of
having the ehtrgos hanging oVer him.
BE- VIII rl afrflened MaN
Whom the Huet Sehmtlz board 81
4unprtlsDrs advertised the s4te ol "a
franchise fof a competing telephone
.l stem ln 1905 netNellcr came Ia this
ettt irun his home in Toiedo a.. and
sure essfniit bid fef the privilege "a
March 1900 the oliver Eftud jury
returned thirteen true bills charging
hIm with hrihing tho members OF the
board af supervisors 10 aUt ~fayoihhlN
900 inr uId submitted hN bis COMPANY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-04
pOToFIICE CHANGES 10
BE.COME LIVELY QUESTION

THE question or reorganization IS
the postoffice department promises D
become a live one before the session
Of congress ends The movement for
leislation establishing g director ,f
posts and aholishlng the assistant
postmasters general is making head
way.
That q bln making provision for
such reorganization and a general re-
modelling OF the system of running the
postoffice department viii hc report.
&c out 81 the house committee on
postofficcs and postroais before the
session is much older ls very prob
able. 4 subcommittee of the postal
committee is uow considering tho
question. II VIII report bin to the
main committee and the indications
are the bin viii in turn b- faVorahlv
reported Co the house Tor action
The bill VIII provide for j. dir for
of posts under the postmaster gem
erai. To he "a permanent official and
"a sort of general manager OF the de-
uartments business affairs IN "a
.place OF the assistant postmastcrS
general there VIII be seven assistant
directors. who viii meet ia council
every seven days. The measure VIII
nravtae ia. tb. af,fsion nf tb. ...tn.
inv into 0fte.n d,strlets nt tha heal
~ witch sb..n d.. alstri.t n-ostr,,s.
,cr 80 whom. .n ,,.stp,.st.rs ia th. AIS
.triet are To- report instead of report
ing 10 Washington as at present
Postoffices are 60 DE divided int,
t,,o ,i.sse ofO,es ina
tmore.t ar,,. THO nostof0rcs ,bi.,
~ .-.c,,,rtf,~ o-gro.s wnl M, r~..,tr.i
~ re,ort h, ~ ,nditor IN yashinstor
.~fnpr.st .fr..s MT not b.. sphf.,t i,
.an1it rb. KIN ain r,rtb.r nro,iaa
.far -. .r..,, ,,,,r, ~ orra-
, $500, .ts \, ..nt.h .rai
.-te,..8 o.,,4 - mn .,ss,tors ~
.,be .l-n,t...hno, ~ s.conb lass ma,
I'LL I'M, .ra, Tbese ,,e ~, ,u
.tha t..,, III. nrnnos.d tc.isl,-
49, ,., e, ~. So
t.a,.r..-.
mis- Ill, m..,s a.. rr..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-04

The desirabihty o. careful table
service. sven for the simplest meals.
can not be oyere.'Iu aied A simple
meal placed on a WI. laid table IS
most attractive. snd no amount Of
food however we'll prepared, will take
the place 81 careleszuess III table sefr-
ice
II we would teach children table
manners we can mt expect results
unless the family table is the school
A ;es pointers giver 10 a child before
the srriral 0f company usually enHs
n modification fsr both the mother
ami child. SO that tse training should
come daily. A %el laid table ard
good table tanners in children usual
" 70 together
A little strife IS frequently q good
method 20 Use rhen there are stv-
eral children. offering some treat or
privilege 10 the one vino needs the
least correction a. To table manners.
or neafness at The table.
The charm or a Well laid table lies
IN the exact precision Of its appoint
ments Silver should be placed uni
folmly. 30 hit or miss arrangement
goes. g. e~xactness Is the watchword.
+. Knives should be placed al the right
Of the plate. edge OF blade toward the
plate The fork ar the left. two inches
from The edge ct he talle Most peo-
PIE would rather have the spoons at
The right or the knife than Al the top
Of the plate. as It gives more room
there for the water glass at The top
OF the hni.e blade. She butter plate
above he fork. Or forks. ami The nap
kin at The len 81 the forks.
Lay the napkin so that the open fold
lies nearest Tie hand aud ma be
picked 40 and unfolded with the one
movement of the hand.
The center OF the table should re-
celye first attention after the LAYING
Of the linen and silver A small cen
terpiece of embroidery On lace with
a vase with a flower, or something
green. growing. adds to the beauty u
a table. and ii has been tried and
proven I'm many homes that such little
touches In the poorest homes have had
a far reaching influence in both man
ners and morals.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-04
DETECTIVES RAID
MYSTIC TEMPLE
Of ON"
Presiding Genus IS Hailed to
Police Court and Placed
Under $4,000 Bail to AM
sWer 6rage Charges


Nea TofF. Mas -It strane
.ioft hieN DeteeflYe Callahan told
fHa oiiee turt todtV ~ describing
fHe raid fsf nl4ht - tire " site
Ieup at ftm. t9HuG uaan VINO
inferred Hn taf nnlire records ~
Pierre s bernard native ~ ludi
Hm was sffaiNutd GA The & sree
Hf sHdHeftan. after the detectives bad
found iim in A4xHrioueIt appointed
aofst where Die tHuehf uifYsiefl rul-
.tHFt and ~HHGgHacH~ 4sHrFH4autlfH bN Ii
number ~ pupils mostly Dung W4-
MON some 30 mis- eirl pupii~ Hid
bernard represented bins ld =
fmi from India
When I pushed apeu fh. psrlof
doors callahan testified 1T the heat
1915 fsdss Bernard Wts Hu8gHE oH
q glass Einha THAT as on g Haif mat
fftFe IB thf center of The room H.
a- COINS through some p|etuffaF me
.Uous and gtFatlpns is he stood ia THE
glnbe Five girls and efaf men aN
800 bathing suits ser eathE red
aroHni him irving To- repeat the
move fIenfe
Miss Leia Iieap said shs went g.
Bernard iace iast DetofHar and een-
suited him about method ~ curing
hor ~ heart waukues& f'efuard
toid her She must COME - t4le lace
and sitE Tor d time. which SHE did
first pafing bin. FAe testified. fee
~ $500
Miss Iiapp told tho eislfate that
Barnard bad scai4fr Influence over
her and fhat size beiiefed be had
.htpnoiized her Sine made grave
harxas against BERNARD
While she WIS in lhe place she mef
MiHs Gertrude Levy. uf Tacoma,
WASH. auather student and when
sftt got nHf sc fhnneht HfEe ought f.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-04
RANGE FIRES FAIL
To EXTERM|NATE
FEVER TICK
Department of Agriculture Does
Not Consider Burning Of
Lands Effective Means of
Eradication

Contrary 90 60 Widespread belief. the
H. = dcnartmeut OF agriculture does
NOT consider the burning over of ma
t.ouat forest lands an directive
means Of dealing with the cattle TICK
ana th. drcalcd fever which il
spreads This is So, forth by Sscre-
t.r, Wilson in inc following p-assages
OF recent letter 10 R.prcscntative
Flovd Of the Thfra Arkansas district.
have nis, received a
cation from Dr. Cooper curtice. vet
erinary -'neuegtor Of the bureau Of
animal indlstrv Of his denartman+
setting forth certain opinions re-
specting the b5rnina of forests and
ranp,s T.. drs,roy tiaAs which irfast
eattl. ami transmit disease ia whfch
thc d.raum.rt rum, conc3r mr.
citrtira has bad MANN, reare ~ner-
cnne oi,h mo donartment n,e j.,
tpa oriefret ,,.sr.,,, r III 49, e.,..r
tirt AKA bss rrahaht,. h.d mn,
nnrepre NH ,fpo N worr man
anv ,tb,r s.ientiy, ~ NAL raca,ttv
mad, ,oi, ,bro,eh ror,her, III
kans. ana t-rycanra,.a N. ro,gi-
lions which exis, N tbo, looatt,v .ra
his observations are therefore quite
pertinent to the question ~ conflict
10 the policies " the bureau nf an
mai industry and the forest service.
The observations ~ DR.. Curtice are
In effect as follows
''It is . that at certain times Of
the wear burning the grass on an en-
closed field may remove the ticks
wherever the fire travels. but even
hen many places remain unburned
ANA the owner depends on the fire
for eradication and consequently
tails At meetings OF cattle men and
others ! have been Speaking against
the practice OF burning over the for
est ground and have held that no
work would be- saved i'm the process
OF eradication because the cattle
should necessarily hc treated ac-
cordine To some one Of tho methods
specified in Farmers bulletin No.
3IS (NIethods of Extern.inatins he
Texas-Fevcr Tick. I'm order to secure
perfect osults II is necessary TO
remember I'm This connection that
there arc many unburned places.
.epecially around he. dwellings harms
and other places where cattle lie
-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-04

Dont mlss % Dc bul Today Gem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-04

THE e and the liar Ge,4
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
2. 2. omeIal, charged wien fraud.

we W. OHNStetS ~E&t 49, NFNhN 06As
Sensational disclosures involving
former high officials of the Illinois
Central railroad in conspiracy by
which the Memphis Car company de.
frauded the railroad Of hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars. were made in
Memphis. Tenn. The disclosures came
when n decree was issued In the chan.
Gerry court.
H. McCourt. general superintendent
OF the Southern lines OF the Illinois
Central. and W. s. King. general su.
perintendent OF the Yazoo e. Mlssis.
sippi Valley railroad. It Is stated. have
made voluntary resolutions OF $4,000
in cash.
Mentioned in the decree as stock
holders also were the names of Frank
3. Hartman. general manager Of the
Illinois Central; William Renshaw.
until May /. 1908. superintendent Of
machinery: Joseph Z. Buker. assistant
superintendent of machinery. and John
NJ Taylor. general superintendent of
the Burnside shops. Chicago.
That a settlement had been made
between the Illinois Central Railroad
company and the Memphis Car COM
pany was evidenced by the entering
also of the record of deed in the
registers ONCE by which the car com.
pany transfers to the railroad all its
property In this city.
This transfer. II Is understood. Is
about 100000. The railroad sued for
100000. alleging large frauds in the
charges made against 1t for the repair
OF cars and alleging that men in the
roads employ had been in collision
with the Memphis Car company.
II is understood that criminal pros
ecutions will follow.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
Famous War Nurse Dead.

Florence Nightingale. the famous
organizer of nursing in the Crimean
war. died in London. Eng She was
ninety years old and has been con-
fined to her home for years.
Florence Nightingale was the first
woman TO follow modern army into
action as nurse. and in the Crimean
war gained the title OF Angel of the
Crimea." She was born In 1920 and
In 1910 entered the famous institution
at Kaiserwort. Germany. to fit herself
for hospital nurse. She had just re.
turned 10 England when the Crimean
war broke out.
She at once organized corps OF
volunteer nurses whom Sc led TO the
east At Scutari she founded a hos.
pital and until the end OF the war
she was constantly at work admins
tering to the troops either in the
hospital or in the field.
Three years ago King Edward be.
slowed upon her the Order of Merit,
the most exclusive distinction in the
gift of the British sovereign The
membership OF the order is limited to
twentyfour. and in It at that time
were such men as Lord Kitchener.
James Bryce John Morley George
Meredith. Admiral Fisher. Sir Alma
Tadema and Sir William Higgins.
who died on Miss Nightingale's birth.
day
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
Virginia wardlaw Dies In Prison.

Miss Virginia wardlaw. a woman of
middle age who. with her two sisters.
is under indictment for the murder OF
Mrs 0cey Wardlaw Martin Snead-ln
the bath tub mystery died in the
house OF detention at Newark. n. ].
Her death. It is said. will materially
affect the prosecution OF her two sis.
tiers. General decline is given as the
cause OF death Miss Wardlaw at one
time was resident OF Tennessee.
Recently II was said that Miss Ward.
law was suffering greatly from debility
due 10 her age and to confinement in
prison on the strength OF representa-.
tons made to the New Jersey courts
she was a few days ago transferred
from jail to the house of detention.
where she could have more attention
and medical care. Rumors have been
circulated that she deliberately starv.
ed herself. but they are authoritatively
said TO be entirely baseless.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
Bird Man Beat Birds.

The first aerial race between the
birds of nature and OF mans produc.
ton took place in the course Of the
great aerial cross.country competi-
ton at Amiens. France. and was
easily won by man. Forty.seven car.
rier pigeons were released at Doual
at the same time that lie Blanc In his
Farman biplane started from the mark
on his fifty.mile fight TO Amiens.
Rushing without tremor through
the calm air. the biplane soon out
distanced the birds. and when lie
Blanc reached Amiens the birds were
not yet in sight. the first pigeon arriv.
ing six minutes and twenty seconds
after lie Blanc. Before the last of the
flock had come In Legagneux. who had
started at the same time as lie Blanc.
but consumed nine minutes more on
the trip. arrived. beating the last pig.
con by twelve minutes.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR firm;
winter GEAR. $4d4.25: city mills fancy
RYE FLOUR steady. at s4G4.lO pei
barrel.
WHEAT quiet; No. red. new. sl.O1
N1.03.
CORN quiet: No. yellow. local
74q 74hc.
OATS quiet: No. 2 white. 42G 4sc.:
lower grades, Ale.
POULTRY: Live firm: hens. leo
i6isc: old ROSTERS. lea i2isc. Dressed
steady; choice fowls. Isc.; old roost
ers. f3c.
BUTTER steady; extra creamery
Sic. per Id.
EGGS irm: selected. 2SG soc: near
by. 24c.: western. 2ic.
POTATOES quiet. at SOC. q si.65 pei
barrel. as TO quality.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
Steel caoe for millionaire sabv.

Bar Harbor. Me. Aug. ia steel
cage on wheels. cunningly wrought by
a skilled craftman and safeguarded by
locks of the most complicated design
for the mornings ride Of Vinson Nc
Lean. Americas si0O,00o.0 600 baby. is
the latest md most startling novelty
which too fond parents have taken
to protect this little Croesus against
Kidnapping.
This steel perambulator has follow
ed as a result of the recent attempt
of burglars to break into the mansion
of the McIeans at Bar Harbor. The
Mclean baby II now as carefully
guarded from all. save his nurse ant
Detective .warders. as II he were 0
little prisoner held as hostage.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
DOCTOR ENDS LIFE
AS WOMAN DIES
Suicide Follows Fatal Result
Of illegal Operation.
FOUND LIFELESS IN HOUSE
Double Tragedy Startles New Ger
mantown, Pa, When Bodies Were
Discovered BY NeIahbor Of Woman.

The bodies of DR. Russell Campbell
and Mrs. Ira Morrison we're found at
the home of the Morrisons In New
Germantown. Perry county. Pa. Mon.
day morning.
A neighbor discovered the body OF
the woman lying across the front door.
step. and further search revealed the
doctors body in his room.
lIasty examination showed that the
woman had died from internal hem.
orrhagcs. resulting from an operation.
The theory is that DR.. Campbell per.
formed the operation some time dur
Ing the night, end on discovering the
fatal result killed himself. His death
was due TO cyanide of potassium.
DR.. Campbell was twenty-four years
old and a graduate Of the Medico-Chi
rurgical college In Philadelphia. He
was a son OF DR.. Hans Campbell. q
well-known physician of Path Valley.
Franklin county. few months ago
the young man went to New German
town and set himself up in practice,
taking a room at the home OF Ira Nor
rison. local dealer In cattle.
Morrison went to Dry Run. fourteen
miles away on Saturday to attend q
picnic and to buy cattle. and remained
over Sunday. He fastened home
when notified Of the tragedy.
About II o'clock at night David Kra
mer. nc 'ghbor. thought he heard
moaning in the Morrison house as he
passed. but as no light was visible
he concluded he was mistaken. At 6
o'clock in the morning. Luther Ray
passed the Morrison home and saw
two bare feet protruding from the half
open front door. Running up the steps
he was Mortified to find the body OF
Mrs. Morrison in her night clothes
and bathed in blood. She was dead
Hurrying on into the house. Ray found
the body of the young doctor In his
room. dead on the floor Beside him
was a partly empty vial of cyanide OF
potassium.
Or. Campbell's hands were bloody
and his shirt was spattered with
blood. The instruments with wnicn
the operation had been performed on
Mrs. Morrison were found In such con
dition as TO leave no doubt of what
had taken place
A coroner's jury was hastily sum
moned. and word was sent to Dis
trict Attorney Rice. who FASTENED tc
the scene from New Bloomsfeld. The
jury found a verdict to the effect that
Mrs. Morrison had died from the eff
fects OF an operation. and that DIR
Campbell had died from poison taken
with suicidal intent. as result OF the
disastrous outcome OF the operation.
Mrs. Morrison was thirty-iive years
old. DR.. Campbell had been pracicine
at New Germantown only about sis
months. During all OF that time he
had boarded with the Morrisons.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
Man Dies While Hs is Joking.

While waiting for a train. John
Davis. aged fifty years. fell dead in
the Pennsylvania railroad station at
Newark. Del. He was car builder
and was employed in Wilmington.
making the trip 10 and from that city
every day. He was joking with some
friends. when he suddenly threw up
his hands and fell to the ground.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
t2s.O 100000 Gallons Of WHISKY ussd

The following figures announced
by the internal revenue service
show that in the fiscal year ended
July 81 the citizens OF the United
States drank 126.O00.o0O gallons OF
whisky and 5s.0OO.0O0 barrels of beer
and ale. They smoked 100000 cigars
and 1000. 100000 cigarettes. Uncle
Sam profited by these facts to the or
tent OF $3.50. 72S.Ol4. the total collected
as internal revenue. Playing cards
contributed s565.52i in revenue, and
oleomargerine produced more than S
million dollars.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
Child Swallows Pennies.

After swallowing eight pennies
little Dora Storic. of Miners
Vile. Pa. lay at deaths door
until the dead weight OF the coins In
her stomach was relieved by an
emetic. TIE pennies had been laid
aside for church. and none of the
family know what became of them
until the little girl was seen swallow
ing the last one.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
preams OF Snake. ParaIyred.

Going to bed after a hard days
work. George Georgopopulus. a cand,
merchant OF slatington. Pa. dreamed
that he had fight with big black
snake. He dreamed that II had en-
circled his leg and arm and was about
20 bury its fangs in his body. Hs
awoke with a start TO find that BIZ,
left side was totally paralyzed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
Girl. 10, Brains Youth.

Catherine Botti. aged thirteen years,
OF Plttsburg. Pa. seized an axe and,
creeping unawares upon Pasquale
Bolpe. aged eighteen years. as he stood
in his doorway. crushed the youths
skull. killing him instantly
The girl Historically cried to eye
witnesses that she had avenged her
wrong" Surrendering To the police
she was placed In the wilmerding jail
charged with murder
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
A New 1rottInn Record.

Driven by Charles Tanner of Cleve
land. C. X. G. Billings black geld
ing Uhlan established new worlds
record by trotting mile at the Nortt
Randall track. near Cleveland. O.
without wind shield, in i.5SA. beat
ing Lou Dillon's record by "a sec
onds and coming within oac-quarter OF
a second OF equaling the record made
by her. with a wind shield Oct. "a
1905. when she trotted n mile at Mem
phis. in 1.5sis.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
Receives Nine Knife Wounds.

An argument over the ownership
OF revolver resulted in serious
stabbing ARRAY on Franklin street
railroad bridge. Pottstown, Pa,
Charles Meskerat. an ironworker was
cut nine times and is In a hospital
with little hope of recovery. His as.
sailant escaped.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
kIno Alfonso vIsits His Aunt.

King Alfonso. who has been witness.
ing the yacht racing at Cowes. Isle
of Wight. paid an unexpected visit to
ostend upon the Spanish royal yacht
Giralda. He came TO call upon his
aunt. Archduchess Isabella. wife OF
Archduke Frederick OF Austria and
sister of the queen mother OF Spain.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
A Bio Land Deal.

One OF the largest land deals in the
history Of the state was closed at Del
hart. Tex. In which the famous !. ]
ranch of $4,000 acres was sold by Il
b. Nicely TO Prpitt Brothers. Of Kan
sas City Mo. for 81 200. 600 cash. Il
will he divided into farms and colo
nized
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
kllIed hy Fist Blow.

Angered because OF an alleged in.
suit 10 his sister. Zed Hudson. aged
eighteen years. OF Washington. Ind,
struck James Buckley. aged fifty. with
his fist. fracturing the mans skull.
Buckley died without regaining con.
seriousness.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-20
Live Stock Markets.

PlTTSBURG Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice. 1850 $50:
prime. $7.1067.25.
SHEEP Arm; prime wethers. $i3c
Mi.50; culls and common, $2G3;
lambs, $4.5067: veal calves. $9fi925.
HOGS Arm: prime heavies. s.. 500
s;Ss; me q ms; ss-somssS heavy
ss,?Ias.sO: pigs. $3.50 $40; roughs