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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
JUDGES WILL
ARRANGE DISTRICTS
A Bill Is Now Before the
Senate and It Is Believed
Will Soon Pass.
UDGEs SATISFIED

A bill has passed the house author.
izing the chief justice and associate
justices Of the New Mexico supreme
court to assign members Of that court
TO the several Judicial districts ~ the
territory.
In arguing for the passage of the
measure. Congressman Goebel Of Ohio,
said; This bill authorizes the chief
justice aud associate Justices Of the
territory Of New Mexico 10 divide the
territory in Judicial districts and as
sign the Justices TO the several districts
II appears that under an existing stat.
ute this power was conferred upon the
chief justice and associate Justices.
About year or more ago this
power was exercised by the judges
Owing to the physical condition of one
Of the judges II becomes necessary 10
tcarranRe the assignment, but this eau
only be done by obtaining this leRisls
tion, N Il 10 maintained, that the power
heret of0rs conferred has been exhaust.
ed. The bin is satisfactory to all the
Judges of that territory and 70 the at
torney general Of che United States.
The bill is now before the senate,
and will be shortly passed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
STORE MOISTURE
FOR DRY FARMING
1t Has Been Demonstrated
Beyond d Peradventure,
That Moisture May Be
Stored In Soil From Sea
son To Season.
SCIENTIFIC CULTURE

W II, Campbell. the accredited ~
thcr .; dry farming IN the Southwest
is out with u statement TINT u IT -
gone about ~ scientific manner that
the soil ma, rc made Fl" prDiuce ~
any part of the iry area. Ia IA"
course IT ~ ariiclr dealing with this
,crtiou Of the Southwest be- ,ay,.
TIE average depth Ut the sou IN the
plains country is sufficient ~ -tur"
W. moisture for succeeding rt"p, ="
that ~ H. not necessary to depend uI
~ annual precipitation during 'h"
growing ,"u.ou tor result. rue o.
moisture comes from th" heaven. dur.
my the cropping ."a-"u. the more
abundant will 10" the harvest bat our
position is 10 ompnn-ilc no, storage
at mui,tur" from uuc "r muu ,ou.uus
for 'hc growing oi 'hr crop of the .uc
ccediug ,on."n
such methods viii u-urr crops ir
ANY country even the Dessert of IA
harn, how ptohtahlr the, will De- viii
depend entirely "u how loug II will
take q" store up enough moisture to
grow % rr"p aud 'hr expense attached
ih"r"'u II has been demonstrated
beyond pcraiycuiurc that moi-turc
can be- stirred W the soil from SEASON
=" ,cr,ou nnd 'hc more 'bc surface is
titled. Thu, admitting ligh, aud al. the
m"rr fertile the -uil hrc"mr,
Jus what are 'hr chemical pror.~,
49, that 20 "r 40 upibrr' e laboratory
We have u"i h",u ahlr tn determine
The physical r"udi,iun, nrr"-~nry tor
such operations, however, We 4"
Dnow aud n ls lm> pnn." 1T The que,
riou that - intended to i,r covered by
ih" term, ~ri"ntinr soil rultur. 10
Now u" one contends iur o muuru,
that the whole subject ni success. ful
farming ~ {" h." Summed az m tn,
one tenn, hut that It has very im
p"riau' bearing on rr"p result, none
viii deny
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
PECos OIL POOL
LIES DEEP
Expert Well Driller Believes
II Will Be Necessary To
Go Two Thousand Feet
For Big Strike.
QUANTITY SHOWS
GREAT DEPTH

Ar,rsiu. y. NJ, feo. - That the
main pool 1T petroleum ~ the middle
pcros valley lies at depth ~ from
lsuD u 2OUO feet il the opiuiuu ui
samuel finkenbindcr. the expert dunr
rr who ~ nov at work ~ the vullny
aud who has had many yra., 10 ,N
pcrirnre IN the oil fields of California
aud elsewhere. Mr. finkenthudcr -nii
~ an interview with the Artc.ia Ncws.
The quAlit" of the uil ~ the srlI-
south OF Ariesia said Mr. f.uioL
of course. what !, nlrrnd, iu .Ish' D.
only srrpnge from the u"oi The
main body may undcrlio o.. ,nm,
land ~ It may be- found several mi,c.
away. Tor oil will follow som" ,,mtn
fnf long way ! have irlllrd stree.
al we'll, IN aud near what j. Er"Nr
~ the oil district aud am fairly we'll
acquainted with ihc conditions ~ thht
uciphhorhu"d II D. my opinion thu.
It viii he discovered nt u depth oi
about 500 "r l.uuu feet
THIS II very fine grade of oil, be
ing much inor 'hau - generally found
~ the Texas field, and abou, he sam,
quality that Is found ~ th" deep wells
~ California. Oil vh,ch ~ the main
pools lie, near The surface IL aiwRy-
low grade oii nnd we found this IN
California NJ puV ~ 1000 feet Then
nt 1000 feet aud deeper Ne would
hnd the higher grade oil aud IN lar
ger quantities.
90 Snmr ~ IN. wells were from g.
UuU to 5000 feet deep and the deeper
the well the more oil It produced
Mr. finkcrhindrr cHm" to the lr
eos valley seven year, ugu to drn wells
for California uil company that Na'
Interested ~ ihe Seven Rivers district
The company dccid"i not O." piuspc,
that field aud Nj luicrhiud"r went
into artcsian we'll drilling business aud
has number of hn" we'll, to his rr"d
II throughout the middle valley
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
ALLEN. MONTGOMERY

Ira Il. Allen Of Rock Island, y. ".
aud Miss Fora Montgomery of Carroll
county. Indiana. r"ts married At the
Els Rooms Thusd,y evening at :
o'clock by Rev Mcbride The groom
was formerly resident OF Carroll CO.,
Ind aud had been resident of New
Mexico Just one year the day he was
married. The parties have been sweet.
hearts since their childhood Mr Allcn
has been prosperous since coming to
New Mexico, aud will engage IN the
Wholesale grain and feed business at
Rock Island. lie has 6nc claim near
Rock Island Miss Montgomery is the
daughter OF James Montgomery of Ind,
who IL prominent minister Of the Ter
man Baptist church.
Several guests attended the marriage.
Mr.. !. ". McAllis,er acted ~ best man,
aud Mrs McAllister was mstron of
honor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
TO INVESTIGATE PELLAoRA

Sponsored by represented commit.
t"" of Europe's foremost medical and
,rlcniitic experts, determined effort
ls to bc made 10 trace the real origin
II pellagra, disease which recently
created wide discussion in the United
states owing to the initial assumption
that one of its prime causes was to be
found m the consumption of corn. es
Pecinily when the grain was in n daiusR.
ed condition. Under the auspices OF
this central organization Dr. l.. W. Sam.
hon. who now contends that the disease
i communicated To man probably by
sand flies, just as the sleeping sickness
j. carried by the tseisc fly. and his ss
-istauts will proceed to n pallsgrous
area IN order TO investigate carefully
and extensively every phase OF the
dread disease and seek to find its cure.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE

On" Of the attractions Of the National
Feeders and Breeders show March i4.le,
will be the bufslocs and the trained
mules Of Miller Bros. Wild West show.
rhcy have aroused great deal Of in.
tercSt IN the Eastern cities, where they
have been On exhibition, and will prove
TO be one Of tho strong cards Of the
Feeders and Breeders The mules have
been trained to drill with the precision
and Judgment Of skilled soldiers and
should the director in charge Of the
drills have reason TO dismount and leave
the drillers be does 30. these facing
about and lining mp In military forma.
iion against the sidewalk.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
GENERAL JAMES GORDONS
GOOD.BY MOVES SENATOR'S
GOVERNOR CURRY
SAYS GOOD. BYE
Calls Employees About Him
and Gives Assurance Of
Hearty Appreciation Of
Efficient Service.
HELD IN HIGH ESTEEM
lsneeInl 70 the Newsl

when Governor Curry spoke TO the
throng which had gathered At the scene
II the inauguration last Tuesday at l2
o clock in Santa Fe. II was as q pri.
vate citizen. At 4 clock IN the after.
noon on Monday he called 20 the exeeu.
tive Office all the heads Of departments
aud clerical employees Of the capitol
aud in a brief and very informal speech,
rxpressed TO them his thanks aud ap.
rreciation for their faithful and loyal
service and gave them a hearty good
h,e At ) o clock the governor closed
his desk and walked out Of his Office,
leaving behind him n record for official
efficiency and accomplishment Of which
bis friends are proud, aud taking with
him the warmest friendship OF every
man who has been associated with him
in MS administration. Governor Curry
has been "A popular executive, not only
with the men under him, but with the
people ~ a whole He has brought the
business affairs of the territory in all
departments 10 q high stage Of efficiency
aud during his comparatively brief per.
i"d Ia the executive office has initiated
u number Of important changes and re-.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
BOTH BUILDINGS GOV.
ERED BY INSURANCE

Gu Wednesday evening at : o'clock
Are broke out in the Crystal Thcater,
and in thirty minutes the building to.
gcther with the skating rink on the
adjoining lot were consumed. The are
originated In the dim room where the
operator wss preparing 20 put on the
pictures for the evening. The building
was Of frame covered with iron, was two
stories, aud partitioned off into dress.
ing rooms below and living rooms above
The skating rink was the largest build
ing In the city, and the two made tbs
biggest blaze Tucumeari has ever had
The flames shot thirty feet above The
building aud for a while II looked nj
IL the residences on the opposite sid
of the street would buTn, but the hr
company saved them by keeping con
Stant stream Of water on them. Tw'
bthinss hindsrsd the Gre company, en-
lack of power and the interference ol
l tho pubiic. r. y. Fnrrester had th'
ith.a,er icased and was living In th,
second story. He Lost all Of his house
hold goods and bad no insurance. There
was company playing In the theater
and they succeeded In getting four Of
their trunks out, but one trunk contain
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
NEW TEXAS
RAILROAD
Rock Island Plans to Extend
It's Line From Graham
Across the Panhandle to
Roswell.

Fort Worth. Texas. March 1.-The
Rock island today announced that II
had ordered sufficient steel TO extent
the branch from Graham, In Young conn
~ ives, 20 Roswell. n. A., also 20 sstasa'
ford and Haskell.
This indicates that the road has DO.
nntteIy decided on the rontes ~ its
now extensions and that consiruciion
viii begin within a month
The new lines open now territory
for Fort Worth. which heretofore has
rou,ed freight 20 Kansas City and OK
lshoms City.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
THE PRINCE Is DEAD

Prince. the collie dog that belonged to
Louis Yaseen IL dead. He was well
known in Tucumcari. and was hne
specimen ~ the canine family. Prince
lowed children. and often he could be
seen playing with crowd Of little
a'coplc on the streets. IL. was a
thoroughbred, and his grandslre was one
ID England finest collics aud took over
II hundred bench show prizes when he
was two years old. MIR. Yaseen pur
chased him from Charles Miller, who
lived at San Jon. in this county. On
Thursday morning i, was noticed that
he was not well aud DR.. Kaslovitz was
called and pronounced strychnine pois.
oning. lie soon went into convulsions
aud died IN \ few hours.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
CRYSTAL THEATRE AND
SKATING RINK BURNED

ing the costumes of one of the ladies
was burned Her loss is said 20 he
$4,000. The theater belonged TO II.
NJ. Brown Of this city, was valued
~ $4,000. and was insured with the
Hamilton agency for $1,000 in the
Springfield. Aetna, ". Y. Underwriters,
and Norwich Union companies The
skating rink was the property ~ q. H.
Hall and r. B, Vaughn Of the Bell
Ranch, was valued At $500, and was
insured with the Hamilton Agency in
the AetnA, Scottish Union, and National,
for sl, 800.
A piano ia the theater WAS insured
for $500. II was very fortunate that
the Are did not occur nm hour later.
The vaudeville company tha, has been
playing at the Theatcr has been Gil
ing the house every night aud no doubt
the house would have been packed OF
Wednesday, aud had the Are occurred
an hour later no doubt there would hAv'
been many lives lost Only Ave or sii
persons had reached the building whel
the Are broke out The theater an,
the rink were two Of the oldest build
ings In the city, aud the only ones o
the north side OF the block on whle
they were situated. The burnina o
tho Crystal leaves only one place o.
amusement IN the city. aud the burn
ing ~ the rink remJves the only large
hall In the city. No doubt some enter
prisine man viii see that there Ia q good
opening In Tucnmcari for an Oper'
house, and large hall where larR'
gatherings can bs Accommodated.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

4 suit in attachment was brought
Tuesday by the T.. II. Dunn Grocery
Company. Sgains, II. q. Johnson who
was leaving the city. The attachment
was served while johnson was driving
from the city, and u satisfactory set
tlcment was effected.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

Dr, L.ming now has the Offices for
mcrly occupied by DIR. Manney in the
Herring building. DIR. A. II. KasloviH,
Veterinarian, is also In the upsta'rs front
Of the Herring building. lie Is atting
up laboratory for the study Of some
of the speeislties in his profession.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

The proprietors Of the Palace Bar
her shop are well pleased with their
business and said this week that bust.
ness had been much better than they
bad expected. They viii put In q
hath room.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
r e etiring Mississippian
Makes Unique and I'm.
pressive Farewell After
Two Months Service.
DEPEw PAYS
HIM HoNoRs
Address Mingles Humor and
Sentiment and Evokes
Applause a n d Laughter
from Floor and Gallery.
By A stan Correspondent !

By A stan Correspondent
Washington, D. c., Feb. 24.--(spseisD
--General James Gordon. the venerable
senator from Mississippi, arose on the
floor of the upper house this afternoon
and begged the attention of his eolleag
ues while he made a few remarks In the
way Of a farewell, after his two months
service in the national congress. Miss.
issippi had selected senator TO sue.
ceed the late A. J. McLsurin aud Cen.
Gordon felt that the temporary mis-
sion To which he was appointed by Gov.
Noel wRs drawing 20 a close.
In a modest simple way the old con.
federate soldier poured on, his heart 10
his fellow senators and turned his face
homewRrd to Okolona. having accom-.
plished the ambition Of the seventy sew
en years Of his life. with quaint man
ner aud a homcly phrase he talked ~
the north and the south, of the battles
he fought and the "Yanks" he cap.
tured; of his struggles and hopes and
ideals, aud Of the crowning pleasure ~
his hfe-his two months in the United
states senate
Senators Pay Close Attention
Yesterday the picturesque Mississip
plan enjoyed the honor Of presiding over
the senate for short time during the
absence Of Vice President sherman.
When today 10" arose and claimed the
attention ot h's colleagues business was
suspended at once. Senators who were
pouring over law hooks tossed them
aside. and senntors who were leaving
the chamber returned and drew their
chairs up close around the spare figure
of the old southerner.
senators Root, Depew, Cummings and
DolhVer crossed over 20 the Democratic
side; senator Sullow obtained near
by chair aud senators who were u little
hard Of hearing gathered close about
the generals desk. Soon almost the
entire membership Of the senate appear
go 7" ne on mama wnhe the galleries
"''"u WIN 'h' spreading OF tue news
ana W" employees OF The senate crowd
=" upon 'h' floor
o''ers Message OF oid South
General Gordon wa already well
launched upon ms heart TO heart tain
" was th' message OF IN" old south
ne uttered lie pleaded Tor the w'pihs
ou' forever OF Mason ana pxon : line
ana tn' forgetting OF q""rre'' OF the
I"S' III " common 'o'e TOT ,ne country
OF ""r'" ana '""'h ",'se ne sad ne
mao "''" " re" "o' 'o"nnE heo ana
W '''' "'" "' '"usn '"e AhhS
!" ~"a '"i''"i'n ,""'' u '"'n ',Ne "ene'"'
80" ~. " " '"''a"" , ~" ""lO' S"s''"
~ o. "''"'pn"' ~ p"' !" ""s 'oaany
"'' u" more ne 'A'a NO" "s loves
nus o'u tlhi' iHhkee eheh'ios hhd thke.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
ROOSEVELT AGAIN
IN CIVILIZATION
Party Reaches Gondokoro
With Game Bags Full; Elk.
traordinary Specimens of
Giant Eland Secured.

Goudokoro. Soudau. Fob Theodore
Roosevelt, his son Kermit, aud their
party arrived tonight on the Bclgian
-nruh"st Borhi. All are looking we'll.
oloucl Roosevelt in the last eNpcdi
ZEN. h,llcd one hull giant eland, ker
m,t klli"d hull and cow They had
ir,ored from twelve Ia fourteen hours
ily to the chase. The heads of IN,
700 ,mal. are considered eNtra"rdinarll,
hnr.
'olonrl Roosevelt said tonigh, h
Nould hunt no farther unless Lake Ma
On thr lower Nile offers AN easy ~
Por,unity to get specimens OF rare AM
mails he had failed to get
/ Colonel Roosevelt's American fla
WIS the first seen In the Congo sine
the days Of stanley The natives b'
slowed upon Colonel Roosevelt name
similar to those given TO stanley, anS
In fact. seemed 20 look upon IN
Roosevelt party as similar to that Ia
uy the famous explorer The exps
diiion will start Monday for Mangall'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

The Skating Rink Was the
Largest Building In the
City and the Two Made a
Great Blaze.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

u. \ Hardin was in the city yes
terday from Egypt Valley and said
70 the editor Of the News that the sod
go his farm Is turning nicely and the
ground has a good season for planting
lie u rcing to plant broom corn aud
alfalfa and various kinds of crops suit
ID TO this climate. lie remarked thai
he was going to have an sxpsrimen,
farm of his own.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
A Sane Constitution

1--WE must elect our hest msn-men
Of experience aud affairs, as delegates
to the convention which Is to frame
the act under which the new state Of
New Mexico shall live, 80 that our con.
Nitution may he as nearly perfect as
the fallihility Of man will permit II to
he. Let us make a safe and sane con.
stitution, a constitution which win In.
sure as good government st the start.
but which IL also flexible enough 70
answer our needs as We grow In wealth
aud population, which IL certain 90 come
to us quickly.
"FOr one, do not favor . eonstitu.
iion which contains much legislation,
Continued on sixth paRel
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

iie gently ehided Senator Hepburn
OF Idaho for the recent outbreak against
the ioaning Of gcvernment sants fos =
eo"federaie veterans sneampmert. ana
"'''ed the "or'hernsr to HIS plsnssliea,
where he mieht ~, a new viewpalss.
'hen he said they could rstun % ssasn
AIRY Hall, whore Hepburn osula eks.s
i.se and oordas venid ehe1s fS1n>
Tor u ,..,l * y. 4 4.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

"Prr. niuni Taft, whom I honor and
rospee, i"r his purity OF character and
upright Iife, I predict viii in tho future
he classed M one of the ereat presI'
dents ~ the republic I will render such
assistance M I eau, in my humble way,
10 MAX. his administration u success,
aud II I cannot do so, then /, is my duty
10 resign, aud II I do not DO that. then
l should be removed from office,
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Continued On sixth page)
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
In House OF New Governor

la afternoon civic aud military
parade and scranade 10y the military
band we're features aud this evening n
public reception aud the inaugural ball
for which the decorations and illumins.
ton will be the most superb ever seen
In Santa Pc will take place.
Yesterday afternoon the associate Jus
tices OF the supreme court presented re-.
tiring chief justice Mills with solid
silver water set.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
Legal Notice.

In the Probate Court. Marion County.
Ohio:
Henry Wise. as executor of the last
VIII and testament of John Thombs.
deceased. Plaintaiff. VS.. John Thombs
ct al. Defendants.
dence Is unknown and the unknown
heirs of Alfred Thombs. should he be
deceased, the said Alfred Thombs
being one of the heirs at law of
IohnThombs deceased. will take
notice that !Dlaintiff as executor of
Thombs, deceased. on the 24th day
of September A. d. 1910 filed his
petition in the probate court with
In and for Marion County. Ohio. al
leging. that the personal property of
said decendent Is insufficient to pay
ing his estate; that he died seized in
fec simple of the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wit:- situated in
the, county of Marion. State of Ohio
and In the Village of LaRue and
known as being out Lots numbers
i've; twelve and thirteen In LaRue's
first addition to the village of LaRue,
Ohio as shown on the town plat.
The. prayer of said petition Is for
an order of sale for said promises for
the payment of debts and costs of ad-
ministration.
The parties, above mentioned or
referred to will take notice that they
said petition and that they are re-
CURED to answer the same on or be-
fore November 10th A. ID. 1910.
Henry Wise as executor of the last
Will and testament of John Thombs,
deceased.
Moqser 6 Moloney Attorneys for
g-2S 1O-5-12-1g-26 11-2
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jurors.
The juryman was taken i'll during
the forenoon session of the trial to-
day and Lord AlverstOne, the presid-
ing justice, was compelled to adjourn
court.
Physicians have not yet announced
how seriously i'll the juryman is, but
1t is possible that the selection of o
new jury and rehearing of the
testimony given yesterday may be
necessary.
Inspector Dew OF Scotland Yard,
was on the stand when the puror col
lapsed and was relating dramatical-
ly the finding OF the body in the Hill
drop Crescent cellar and the world
wide search for Crippen and the Le-
neve woman. After the Juror was
recovered and returned to the box,
Dew proceeder. He declared that the
calm, untroubled attitude of 'Crippen,
when Dew called upo nhim before
the discovery of the body was what
allowed him to escape. Dew declared
that he and Crippen had made n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
SIX NEW BISHOPS
TO BE ELECTED

Cincinnati, o, Oct. 19-The election
of six new bishops was the leading
feature of Wednesdays program at
the Episcopal church convention in
session at Music hail. The bishops to
be chosen will preside at Wuhu,
China. Kearney, Nebraska; Arizona;
West Texas; Oklahoma and San
Joaquin, California.
Today's session was largely devot
ed to the transaction of routine busi-
ness. Some of the delegates do not
think the convention will wind upits
business on Friday which has been
set as the final day of the meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
Were Taken

thorough search of the house togeth-
er and tat Crippen stood unmoved
over the very spot where the body
was buried in the cellar.
when l left he promised that he
would help all he could in the search
for his wife," Dew said.
Dew recounted his Atlantic chase
for Crippen and its conclusion.
Professor Augustus Pepper, the frs
of the scientific witnesses, described
the condition of the body found in tho
cellar.