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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-28

ALLOW me to remind you that, mas
much as your letter TO me OF the 22d
did not give the facts. wrote my let
ter Of the Gath, calling your attention
to the omission ard respectfully re-
peated my request for the facts.
"You say the dance was a private
subscription hop paid for by the
cadets and that you directed the su-
perintendent OF the naval academy to
apologize to Miss Beers and her
father because Midshipman Burtis,
who escorted her to the hop. had been
cautioned privately that 1t was not
considered fitting that midshipman
should take a nurscmaid or domestic
servant TO social function at the
academy.
aThe superintendent OF the Naval
academy IN his report says:
Nothing WAS known Of the young
woman beyond. the fact that she was
a nurse girl in the employ OF an Off
GERS family, and no reflection was
east upon her character
Character Is Left.
Il can hardly refrain from saying
that II was very considerate that the
young lady's character was left to
her. and no doubt her family and
friends are duly grateful. 1t is well
known that many young women take
employment as nurse girls and that
they contribute out Of their earnings
to the government. Are these young
women to be forever excluded from
polite society because they have taken
employment. II may be so In Eng
land and In the Beacon Hill annex.
but Il Is not so In the United States.
Your assurance that the incident
i closed. so far as the navy depart
ment Is concerned. coupled with the
suggestion that It is due to the young
lady and her family that they be
spared the annoyance OF further pub
llcity, suggests the following obser-
yatIons:
First that your sollciiude for the
young lady would probably have been
more appreciated at time when the
embarrassment was not manifestiy
more yours than hers: second. that
copies OF the correspondence | have
had with you concerning lhe matter
VIII be filed by me with the house
committee on naval affairs. and |
shall refrain from further annoyance
to the navy department as to this In
cident"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-28
Seen with Dynamite.


II can prove that they were actual
ly seen carrying packages OF dyna-
mite in the neighborhood Of the Lew
ellyn iron works at Los Angeles and
the plant at the Western Fuel COM
pany at Milwaukee.
n can prove BY handwriting that
James W. Mcnamara, using the name
OF James II. Bryce. registered in
hotels In various cities at about the
time OF the explosions. can also
prove that James W. Mcnamara
purchased the piano box in which was
hidden several hundred pounds of
dynamite found hidden in a piano
box In the Jones stable at Indianap-
oils.
Another important piece Of evil
dencc Is tht | have traced purchases
Of nitroglycerine by James w. Me
Namara when going under the name
Of J. y. McCraw. We have a tracing
OF his handwriting taken from the
register Of the Peoria hotel. at Peoria
Illinois.
1--WE have found that this same
man purchased sO0 quarts OF nitro
glycoriue from manufacturer at
Portland. Ind, just before the cxplO-
sion which destroyed a lot Of Me-
cliDsock. Marshall 4 Cos. structural
y>Dn at Peoria.
zone charge OF the quantity OF the
nitro-glycerine used failed to explode
and We can identify this as part Of
the niiro-glycerine bought by Nc
Namara from the manufacturer at
Portland.
The nitro-glycerine had clock
and battery attached for the purpose
Of bringing about the explosion. II
was a No. 3 dry battery with an or
dInary 5O-cent alarm clock. II was
attached TO a board with a length OF
copper Of the guage and quality
have already indicated.
This brand Of nitro-glycerine
this very make OF alarm clock. this
precise kind Of copper wire. this com.
bined arrangement. Is precisely the
same as used in the Los Angeles ex.
plosion and mother outrages OF which
these men are accused.
THE records seized In the Office
and safe Of the association Of Bridge
and Structural Workers. at indian.
apolis contain entries OF large sums
OF money paid to James VI McNs
mara and McManlgal. and other docu
ments showing that John J McNam
ara was the directing genius OF III.
conspiracy and that the other tive
we're members OF the wreckiug crew
n am aatIs1led iron juformatIoz
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-28
I;terual Feminine.

"Tt must be a terrible mental
strain for a woman to read q con-
tInued story" !"
why sogs
fThere IL no way for her 20 ind
out In advance HOY II ends Bile
,mingham Age-Hsrald.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-28
Rev. Dixon Accepts
Call 10 London Church

AsheyIile. April 27.--The Rev. A.
c. Dixon. pastor OF Moody church.
Chicago. and former pastor Of the
First Baptist church. this city. haf
accepted call recently extended 70
him IN London. England. TO take the
pulpit pf The Metropolitan Tabernacle
In that city. The board OF Mooiy
church accepted Mr. Dixon's resigna-
iIon today, 10 become effective June J.
The Rev. a. g. Dixon II = brother
Of Thomas Dixon. Jr., the North Caro-
lima author and former Baptist mln-
lister.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-28

Evidently Owner John ]. Taylor OF
The Bosion Red sox loves the ~ Louis
scrIbss not. In recent interview
Colonel Taylor fed a Boston reporter
the following: n trust that The bos-
ton papers wont turn out 70 be IKE
IA Il lcaIA ones, ia sIxays being
80 Nh. ; ksock for the home
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-28

"The Value o. yision.- BY Rev. r.
u. Andrews. president OF the State
association. was the next feature on
the program. This address was re-
pleie with the tralh that all great
moseuents Of far-rcaching import In
the history OF the world have their
start irsn Tlsicax and ideals. he
~ho mas visions and sees clearly into
latent spiritual and material forces 10
the one who brings great things 70
pass
Alter several important announce
nenia BY Mr.. J. Van Carter. the gem
cral secretary. relative to organiza-
tion work. registration Of delegates.
promptness of attendance. etc. fol-
lowed BY 4 song. the afternoon session
ended at i:$5 o'clock.
The isne singing ofMrs Butler. the
accompaniment By Mas Mary Ander-
Eon. her slster. on the grand plano.
and, wlthaI, The leadership OF that live
wire. Nr. Charles Butler. In the song
service. makes this perhaps the lead
ing feature OF the convention.
The large warehouse. with rs seat
Ing capacity o. over two Thousand
people. Is admirably and tasiefully
arranged Fcsioons o. bunting. with
the national coIors and national flags.
decorate the walls and the rostrum.
giving pleasing effect The ushers
are polite and well trained The
county delexafes are all assigned to
their plainly marked sections. and no
confusion IN seating the audience Is
apparent
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-28
ANNUAL SESSION
S. S. ASSOCIATION


High Point. April 27~ Under the
most favorable auspices the twenty
eighth annual session Of the North
Carolina Sunday school association
was opened In the large Pickett ware
house on Jordan street Wednesday
afternoon. Beautiful weather. a
hearty feclinE OF "Wclcomn" and the
excellent arrangements for seating
aud entertaining the large audience
made everybody feel good The peo-
pie were comfortably seated on good,
honest, oId-fashioued "split bottom"
chairs ION each one. OF which the
Thoughtful business people Of the city
Riscgd fansl listening 10 the splendid
opening song and devotional service
ted by sir. and Mes J3u,ler. This SER
vice was followed by most hearty
s.ldress OF welcome by Mayor Tate.
who In weii-chosen. words rendered.
IN behalf OF the citizcns. The best that
High Point has within her gates 10 all
the delegates and visitors 10 this con-
senslon.
The response was made By y. 3.
W, Cameron. Of Burlington. who. in
an eloquent address, spoke of the
great practical and systematic work
which the modern Sunday School is
now doing for civic iife and for re-
ligioas and political institutions. He
also spoke IN the highest terms Of the
whole,kouled greeting and welcome
which The citizens Of High Point have
extended 20 the delegates and yisi-
tors. and in fitting words expressed
his appreciation for such fine hospi-
tallty.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-28


Burns, who caused the arrest of John
]. Mcnamara, the secretary-treasurer
his brother, James w. Mcnamara,
and ortic 4. McManigal, members Of
the international structurnal iron
workers union, has told the first de-
tailed story of how he followed the
amazing trail of dynamite and nitro
glycerine outrages, extending from
Los Angeles to Springfield, Mass;
Pittsburg, New York, Hoboken, Mil
waukee, Peoria. and Buffalo.
After continued Investigations at
Tilln, Ohio and In this city. Burns
said. as he left for Columbus and In
dianapolls. that the case against the
two McNamaras and McManigal was
established by irrefutable evidence.
He asserted that intuition led to the
arrests. and described in detail how
he followed the suspects.
"The case against the three men
now under arrest is legally complete"
said Burns. .'Others will be involv-
cd. but the demands Of justice will
not permit me to give information
as to these others at present.
"This Is the most astounding, wide
spread. most cold-blooded and most
disastrous conspiracy to destroy prop
erty and human lives ever exposed in
the United States.
II can assure all that only the stern
demands Of justice and the good OF
the public has guided me In pointing
the finger OF condemnation at these
labor leaders.
Denies Gomper's Story.
IL beg the people to accept my as
snrance that the statement of Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers, of the Ameri-
can federation of labor, that the pick
ing out OF these men has been ppart
Of an attempt TO assassinate union
labor Is absolutely untrue and un-
facts will convince all honest union
labor men that these men are guilty
and unworthy Of sympathy"
When asked as 10 the nature and
evidence against the accused men
other than that already disclosed,
Burns said: There is such a lot
Of evidence that II is difficult for me
thus far away from my office and the
records 10 tell Just where 20 begin in
lenumerating the case.
II can prove by the handwriting
OF ]. w. Mcnamara and Ortei Z. Nc
Manigal that they were two OF the
men who registered under false
names at the Park hotel in Toledo,
on Apr1 IL, and went to Tiffin, where
they had store Of dynam ,te. ! can
prove that they left one dynamite
dres suit case in the package room Of
the Union railroad depot in this city.
| can prove that the dress suit case
contained dynamite.
81 can establish the fact that these
two men had hand In the theft Of
dynamite from the Frances quarries
at Bloomville. Ohio. and / can prove
that Il was just that brand Of dyna-
mite that was afterwards stored in
the union labor headquarters build
ing In Jones stable In indianapolis
and In the shed OF McManigal's
father In Tffin
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15
80 -


C. h y sis..s. psot-~~sr IL ~ascs-
tssa cad ssapscss II AaGe scs.~'s
&c ~ ssaAp sassss.ssy ., Bssid.ss.
sss . xsssos q shs Norusl on Sss-
sra~y q. ..ss s<sA- Pruf Wsitsaazs
osks- IN ssspscssos a sne hs6gA
>saa~sss of sas sssae a seSul~r .sssrs-
vale - ssssss~sa 4 shes sss ks~p.AS
sP b tue standard - ~ eqsspass.s
and snsar.csor. Thle !. aose ts.s
the PuEps-e # esSsns the klsh sche.'ss
tse proper eredu sad establishing
tue status II lie graduates wah REFER
enee ~ their mssrlcslaf,oa vt tse
state university.
The Ua.sersay Of Coiorsdo .s q
a.e..t.es IL the Nesth Cestrsl Sts,e-
s~~sesss'ea aud Ne eerts6es,es saa
dsplsssss are accepted without asses-
t'oa- The universities and colleges
If al the ssssss wess of the Allegheny
ssesssssas sad ssss ef the Reck,es
aud north of the TIER 81 sssses Al
shsch A,ssosrl No lsHssed, and ia
cludlnG taoss states. sse menbers q!
the association and they have 9 sys-
tenn IT Interchange of credas.
Pref. W.lissms sFends psscslcslls
sil HE time travelling over the state
and 70 tSsali.sr w.th the eosdat,css
surrounding the hlGh scheois. In
IN Issesvsew With q repsssestssivs
Of News Chsmpiea. Prof WIlIiams
said that these schools ere especially
veil Supplied w'sh good equipment
sad also wish capable sesch,nG stalls
He belseves. however, tass mech
good would rssah from q rsd,ssrlct-
ing of The state 10 - 10 plsee whole
counties, or several cosRties whess
the popslssiea u scsDt, sader the
control Of one ssperinteRdeps, whe
shall have the power end suthorit,
70 hive teschers, psschsse eqsip@sa'
sad psco0nend tssstioa. TAs die
trict trusesss would, Il co~rse, have
psscs'celly the sane powers the,
Posssss noe bot ske ssperinsesdeS,
would be . sort Of final judge d
policy.
Prof Willisns esid thst one thinS
thst works assiRss spbsildsae o
school syssesas in the western states
was The ssshoA Of tsxsAion. Gesera
school fsnas ere derived from . state
ssk, ssA sks tssdeacy a ske cossties
10 ~ lo~es tAe solssAiSa a psopest,
% - 70 sscsps ske general scha
tax. He idea 10 70 have . Gssess
state ssH eBsisely sspsssse fvos
coSnty Ievies, sad thst in THE tsl
shosld be included corporssions, in
comes, esc.
Prof Williams left for Bosldel
Saturday afternoon, intending u
stop over at Salida and Cannon City
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15
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knuD nsa.ey s~,ar.~d srom No
su~n . - Or - Ego and . ss4sn
smptuSsd = ihs CrcAs Esncl
hsss~ snnsoasa 10 spssd sk< ssnser
N ald nassa. bui sis~s 100 es shs~e
srAs 49, - decided shas Cosussdo
ssaasss - PEosersbse. and be csa~
kscA.
Hassm snos he had nsce vsssi
hss - sAHs- ~ese ss.es sh~s~.
vkss = AstiSch. he ssteaded .
e~pssssaG. go mes sas~; all ID h,.
Old sc0saassaaces A bspslxsnS.
tsass0 - s- an esesi N A,~.osrl.
Co.. 0esdeHs ~ess ps~tsy scs,vs
sksl. - Ue- "a M,ssour,. When
s~ sD sauisaas IN IA,S9lss ecssty.
. Nsas uesden esme sp s.se the
kslIs tsuo . nearby loon Io<a ,ag for
sqssssa hsniers Althossh ths
kssssasG sssson was oses sqSsssels
wsss ksssGse sIx eenss spsece IN
chs oasAsaA and hsss.s.S wss being
saeaosd - By many pessoas
TIE ses6su ioand party Il tks~s
usessssa.ssss with Squirrels IN tssesr
Pnssssssaa- Walking up W shesa.
ske sssAss snnosnc~d tkss shey wevs
sndss sDses, The usosnss.asess
tried ~ - oi' the ~ssdsa BY oGer-
.aG kso 40 sgslrveIs sad ssiss n
,ohssso. The wssdss, dssssoss Of
s'ecoois0 . hero BY bringing the
usss iuAs sOwn IN A.s custody, ne
tsssA - 0atle
ThsGDaQDn the xeSRtsasssrs toll
spoa Aia end beat him blsch end
blss wisA che sqstrpsls - wssposs
TIE ses4se, alter hesnS vsIessed, re-
tssss1 - sowp sad ssssmsd work
- . clssk IA the ssose.
HnsuD ssys he $40 JEFF 0sskeIl
- pssVss oee,ins s.d thss JsG, ~ho
~ ssAss Up prssa'AsGG - . psofss.
sias. - ksding shs pssyss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15
~ 1euuoss's So

Whereas. Jacob saja, sYassor By his Trust
D-ed, dated Nay Isl, is'. and reco rded in the
Ossn,s. Goioraas. ia Boa 10 At Page iss con
veyed W the Public Trustee a said 'eunty, the
follosinf lasd in ssid toassy, 70 Wit All of
e-red Thirss two ts2) tosether with all the in
yeovewents rs'eeeon, sifusse 70 the Town II
Cressed Butte .s :hov. ,, the plat ~ said
Iown bOU On record in the once a tie eunty
Clerh aad Recovd~r of seid Gunniss.n Cesn,y.
N trust, ~ secure .pe priscipal note Of even
SGss 80 ~ H., s:,d srs.s I..d scr $751;. p.ysble e
intersst ttser~oa from dste q, the rsse Of per
eent- res sssu~. pesable annually.
sid Grssssr IN ssid fvuet DEED 10 the yer.
fcroesre a the ee,veeenss sni egndie isns ia-
c.sa sp.. b. - t',e serns a .eid rvs,
srile4 70 - sid p~incisel ssse vt,sa ars. and
AeA wherres = 1. nssh ie ss~ the ovs~r and
scse.r q q. i.>sesea"e-s sscussd ~ sai<
Hsa Wss,-ss. ne ,.v.l hssA.r ~ n, i,s~ss.
saee:s .sy~..eceea - ssid ssee hss filed With
i.e. s.slsr,ns sid sse..k, ana slsrsi.s - a.
end i.ser-ss tb-ssr. ,o 1s,s a ssk. d. ssd
y.s.sse. .nl eswssains sks ssss a ssi1 lsnd
Noe. fN~rSs.s-. Nesses b kssssy sivss shss
pswssns IN sei4 srsis~. elsesisa ssA 1sasaa.
enA 49, 80 - virs0 q sAs eesbsrssQ ~sssl
Z. Dss..s. fssss fsSss z "a O., .ssss Eli
I'll ~ oewss 1Ocrls-a hsA er esaA - paAlie
o1gr - IRE CSu1e1 C~ura Uaum - sDiA euuag
- fuO4ay - ~ - - 1essaey. Ioie - 10
e'esNa N 80 &ssssa. ~ - povs0& -
onlo. - Oi9 OivO N - VuscAaR 0Ws4 .
Sskessss q psssh.. shsissr . Vrv~iAea b.
49, B.s.AR fssA. mu
tsEAkl ANNE =. DOWyEy.
RU11a ~ = 0D C-p, CsAuo0D
USA0k - lB8. ii. EASuA,IO. r. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15
y. 0uns Z. Unnns ~. n

The 6rst two nsmbevp Of the Gan
nison Enterta,nment Coavss have
beea ~ swcceesfsl thst . trest 10 On
ticipssed in the sPpssrsaos of d.
Ho@rs T. wilsoa. A. sa esssos he
" sssssly in As.s.a oa shs IssAisG
Chssssss~s 80 lssssss plss1ssos Il
A@ssics. EsesA~ RoAsst L. rsylos
Of Tesssssse, AiassM ose of the foss-
most psssfosm spsskers. says:
Il hsvS kaowa Ho@er T Wilsaa
for many yesrs. Ne 10 one a shs
noblest snd best men ever kbs~
He is not only good. bst he 10 q
osstor smoax ovssoss. He hes I'll.
YER tonsse and hesrt of gold. Ris
lectures are exquisite word paintinss
of life. No men ever keard him
Who did not leave HE presence q
letter and q happier men. ~isA
the whole world cosld hssr hin.
Whoever Aoss him . kisdsess wilI
never reeFet il. He 10 not only ~
exposnder Of the trvth, bot tks
evsnsel Of sentiment end sssshine. "
Make your plans to hear Dr. VIII
con at Masonic hall, Gsnnisoa, We'd
Dosdxv evening, December q.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15
CortAcsss Il AsshSsteO
mo. ~.
0Usst of the Coaditios u Ne
Csaaipon Baak q TmSl
Company
a c.
Oort iflcsss a Auehosi1o
mo. ~.

= ~ - of ColossAs q - slaos = kssi-
nsss. ~. ~, bsM.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15
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\ On the fsxa end third Tsssdass
Of esch aossA dsrin4 tie entire
,~r The Coloesdo sd Sosshefr
Rsllrosd ~iIl ssll ros.d trip tickets
10 . sress oaay poi.ss 10 Me- AeH-
no s.A Tsns - ersssly redsUed
r.a-~. Fad Iiois s~s.ss Eve Aeys
sak,~iae ibsssl ssop-oves privileges.
Fer deeailsd iasos0aeioa, ssAsa. esc-,
s,ll % yoss ss.ssss Coass.do ed
oe.she1 AGsas o. sA6sss +. E.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15
MATURE TELLS Us
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AAs sSss.sy ssossss ss.D q ~
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No. X 7. sssasmaa. IsI " Fifsa
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essH.'s of their ~. that I DID 80
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thosr effectiveness IN easW of aid
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1Bes the psiss and achss in ~ bsnk
ssoss1. ssaee taea ! have tskss
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hose bsrG0s aioDsasrsa ana ] have
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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15
Snuaisnssy Aupusnb

Notice is besebg given that the Board of
County Commissioners of the County Of 6unni-
- will receive bids for sspvlyine said County
for the year isl2 With all e.oks sset'onsrs. ree-
vriting supplies and blanks required b. the
Couaty for it's - dosinx said time. Sealed
~, p,ssls may 10 Aled With the clerk Of said
~ On or 6sfoee Jsnusry lst. 1si2
DLted Decsaber 8, 1S4l.
?. j. HURLEY, Clerk.
Givst pu6 Dec T. lee. puh. Dsc -. l9ll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Mr. sRd Mrs v. q. Brewer hsve
returned fro@ . short visit 10 CsAar-
edAs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-02
Watch, Clock
and Jewelry
Repairing and engraving. 'All
work guaranteed.
Dean Harrison

if your child is pale and sickly,
picks at the nose, starts in the
sleep and grinds the teeth while
sleeping it is a sure sign of worms.
A remedy for these parasites will
be found in WHITES VERMI-
FUGE. 1t not only clears out the
worms but it restores health and
cheerfulness Price Csc per bottle
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
The Normans.
The hormsns were Mortimer. or
to be precise, the descendants OF
koFtbmsn. who had boon expelled
from their native Norway in conse.
quencS q an etfort on their part to
subvsrt It's institutions and to make
It's lands hereditary. instead of being
Invisible among all the sons of tho
former owner. A band OF expatriated
outlaws and robbers. they won and
held the fair provinces of northern
France. which they named Normandy
When they invaded England thew
were Frencbmen only in the sense
that they had lived for some genera
lions on French soil. In blood tho,
belonged to the great Gevmanic breed
along with the Anglo-Saxons. Danes
and other Scandinavian And German
peoples.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-02

A scald, burn, or severe cut
heals slowly if neglected The
family that keeps a bottle of BAL
LARD'r SNOW LINIMET on hand
is always prepared for such ac-
cidents Price Csc, SOC and $l.OO
per bottle. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-02

:! When the bowels become ir-
regular you are uncomfortable and
the longer this condition exists the
worse you feel. You can get rid
of this misery quickly by using
HERBINE. Take dose on going
to bed and see how fine you feel
the next day. Price SOC. Sold by
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-02
TIT for Tat.

Sta"C"r ito prominent cIergymar
II CON. IN here. sir, to criticisr Won,
chrr"h management and tell you how.
I u GIT ~ he run
b. miT"nt Clergyman Camazedl-
.Ni2' 20 You mean. sir? How dare
O"" Wln are you. anyway?
- am he humhl" editor of the pa.
,cr yon Eave been writing 10 Life
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-02-02
C. GOLD

Next door to Pioneer Saloon, Elko
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-06
PATFRNO ACTS STRANGELY.

Baron VincenZo Pate.no, who will
have to stand trial for the murder
Of Princess Trigona di SAINT Ella III
Rome, has been acting strangly for
the past "a hours. The attending
physicians give it as their opinion,
however, that he IS stimulating in
sanity. At times he appears sane
enough, but when interrogated pre-
tends Inconsistencies, particularly II
the question Is one having any con
necticn with the crime. Nov aud
then he mutters as thongh i'll 4 delir-
iuu. Occasionally lie eXclalms
The knife The knife / must cap
ture it She has taken it She has
wounded herself,
This seems to be Pateyno's fixed for
my.la, varied With other EXPLANATIONS.
such az Flood Heip"
According to the physicians, Pates-
no has had his own defense Ill mind
and doubtless will declare that Princess
Trigona committed suicide. The au-
thorities consider such statement
absurd, in view of the fact that the
princess, in addition 10 having stah
wound IN the neck, received, 4 wound
in the back which in itself would have
proved fatal.
The body Of the murdered princess
arrived nj Palermo Yesterday, Great
crowds lined the streets and displayed
the utmost sympathy. Many OF the
women spectators wapt. 1t IT rrotah!t
that an operation will be performed
on Palermo today. His physical con
ditiou is improving steadily and he
is believed now to be entirely out Of
DANGER from his wound.