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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
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The hope of the nation $40 the
west Tho west that b. tine nations
melting pot wherein is poured 'h. ul-
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90 the sunset states.
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colony for yuuup women ~, Noru-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
ricnic ~ sclmnrt,man', ,.ro,r.

fh" second picnic tbI- season by
'h' h'ru~r. l"dr occurred last sun.
uAh iu ~cbNtrtzmtu's pruN, south o..
tu' city, and was even NOR, enjoy
adj. nd successful than thr former
picnic Tho procession uf rpuN.v-
"nr"', fr.iehted with m,rr makers
and mucnes l,u Gold avenue and
SECOND street at $3.50 SUNDAY morning
for tho pleasure grounds Another
contingent arrjVng'at O'Clock swell.
cd On crowd to near "a hundred
Gsmcs preceded tho noon luncheon
pr.nd under tho ,ououNuod- Tho
real fuu began early iu th, Afternoon.
Rucce held the boards ulI seven
sprintiug cont, SITS v,r, closed Ia "a
race Tor stout ladies only Mr. bloom
won FIRST honor and "a handsome
pocket book Mr simon Drshlcr.
tho hero of tlc matt proved himself
also q star of the frst magnitude on
tive race course aud won the cigars for
understanding ten competitors u %
2Oo-yprd dash.
Races Tor slim ladies. young bd,oe.
children, Young mon. am ELECTED
ruuuds ui applause ns the contestants
dashed 90 goal That flcrt- footed
ness b. family trait OF toe Draeoio
fumu, Was demonstrated by the sur-
oessiNr Victories in different races oi
Mrs A. nrugoi,. Miss pragoig and
her brother. Mr. Draguiy.
\ violin and guitar trio provided
music during tbr afternoon and mos
hausiihlg supplies if ic, cream come,
and lemonade kent the children len q
stutc of rst3cy till am too soon the
wagons lined up for Tho return trir,
arriving 100 The city 40 Z o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
WILLARD FIREMAN
AGAIN LAID Up
Carl Custer Has Just Started
Railroading But in Short
Time He Smashes His Fin
gers and Hurts Ankle.
Especial Telegram to EVENING HsraldD


willard. Asg Carl custer. a
Willard boy who has been employed
on the Santa u, CUTOFF az fireman
on engine 1855. b. suffering az Bclcn
with "a badly wrcuchcd ankle Tho
injury was received three DAYS ago
near Schullc Tn, hard luck hoodou
is evidently after Mr. custer since
this is the second accident ho has
suffered during the short Time lac has
boon railruading.
\ month or two ago he had the
fingers uu his right hand crushed ana
was Ia tho hospital at Las Vegas Coz
several weeks.
Unless there b. rain by the end uf
the week the farmers VINO have had
such high hopes for crops this season
are going To lee considerably disap-
pointed There have been not even
light showers In this vicinity since
July 80, ana the crops are DRYING up
lu thc fields ucans and potatoes
are the crops needing rHin the worst.
Always before. since the advent Of
The dry farmer into this valley Au-
| gust has been the best growing
! month. with am abundance of rain
and splendid weather The tcmpora-
lures tho Hst three days have bo,n
clos, Goo the century mark, and the
sum- b,amng out OF "a cioudlcss Sky.
has -cnrchcd tho groNing crops with
q u,rcrucss riyalpd unly by tho de-
structiyc hot winds OF Kansas and
oklahoma.
n "A Rogers. q farmer living near
tho mesa south of town. was unfor-
tunatc enough this week Co have one
of his hcst work horses bitten on tho
nose by q rattlcsuako. Various treat
mcnts recommended Tor RATHER bites
Wvr, tried on tho animal, with APP
par,ntlN good success The horse APP
pears perfectly normal and seems
able To be- Put 10 work again IA the
fields, Mr. Rogers. however. is cou-
stdrrubly duNn-heartcd because OF
the accident. "a. bee says hv has always
heard and believes 1t 60 Dec true that
horse one, On, victim oi the Ncuon-
Gus RATHER never afterwards IS good
Tor mu,h if IL Is lucky enough 20
suryiN, th, effects of the poison tor
any leugth OF ttmc.
ur Y. 5. Chryucy Hugh swishor
Fred chavez and Attorney Ralph
Easloy ar, iu Albuquerque this week
on business.
Mrs N'Nu berry, who has recently
arrived from oklahoma with her twO
sons 20 ioin her husband here. un-
uounvrs that She viii open up mii-
lu,ry store in the MeCartr5 htu tho
latter put of the month.
joe Peterson. manager uf tho
Estuncia auto uu. Wus boo town Tues
day on route homo from Mouutaiuair
whore Dee tools 100 tho Cbautaudus.
Au,u,, D. D. Jennings s Boo the
Capital o.,y M- week. ON business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
q. Il Mnrrcn rn.l Innnn-. IN

D0mUlimIWIE ~ 10 v rams n
q IS Warren post 90 IA, e.. s. II.
tG, woman GruDl corps tu,. H,,r-
anon presided at most plcasurablc
function u the " a. g. lodge rooms
4 piano solo Dos NJ Harold Little was
o. fretar, of tb, program before tho
banquet that occurred at four o'ciocN.
An appotzlng menu prepared ana
served by Mcsdlmcs shoemaker Han
Rutherford. aud DDuhJm was RELISH
"a by uli present Too after dinner
spCrcl o. th, Veterans wac th
browning pica.ur, OF "a. event
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Eastern star Concert.

'r.nt ,s m .torr for must. Iot-
'r The ladies of the EaNuru star
ND .1t,rtaiu mcmhcrs aud friends ut
uu-ivu and literary concert u tho
Masonic t,wrlr Fridd> evening. Aus
u" Us. The reputation ur tlp Elrt-
,rn star lur splendid entertainments.
ud tuo fact that th, program H 200
tho halds of MI William Grimm,r is
guur3utu tdut the forthcoming cone
cert VIII b., am oasis Jos IN, desert uf
ulidtumm.r ,unuI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Nid society to Meet.

Tho hdios of tue Ala society of
the Gold and Broadway church viii
hold % regular business meeting to-
morrow afternoon n the church. lu
the ohs,ncc from the city tio pr"si-
dent and thc We" president. Mrs.
WIGS viii bee len the chair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
p,r.n,mI Mention

Mrs Mabel stevens Himuc and Miss
Louise Nichols leit yesterday ON the
limited for Long Beach, Cal, To DE
absent tim the nrst week IN scptem-
bor
Miss Avua LeTartc, accompanied
by her small sister. left Yesterday for
california,
Charles I.cmbko is a visitor in san.
ga Fc this week
Mr Roy Mcdonald ~ the state
National Bank was q west bound pass
scngor on the limited yesterday going
To- Long Beach whore he VIII join
MIR Mcdonald for a few weeks Fa-
cation.
Mrs \. y. Str0up ana motacr. Mrs.
Mcmillan left Monday evening tor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

quctto avenue. aud the hostess Mrs
j -. Schwrutk,r As usual in this
homo whore music is in tho ycry lt-
mosphcr', choice music was q feature
ol the function rendered In happy.
Informal stll, in honor OF Miss Adcl,
Howell, sister OF the hostess. who rs
Ia guest from Estaucia, ond Miss May
huhC"ck % hous. guest Of Mi. ElIz-
o. beth Powell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Motor rrin 10 san.a &c.

Tomorrow morning Gillette Cornish
Johd MCFiv, las housa guest 90, past
rock. ana Ira Buldt viii motor 90
Santa ~ in The Cur ol thu first named
gentlemen. the Albuquerque twain
viii be- guests ai the Ncfir home for
sCN raj dnys
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

Mrs. iitt Ross, acting president uf
thr Nnmunh Christian Temperance
linton was "a homo 900 the members
of thn W Q, r. a. Yesterday after
noon. rh. session occurred ou tho
date for the annual election of ON
yDrs bat owing to tho tact that many
mgmb'r- were absent attending nc
cuWpuqua az Mouuttuair. the oloc.
ti"n was deferred tll the next mcrt-
lue Is fortnight hence,
The great bereavement Coo tbe union
hy the death of one of the most
faithful Whit, rlbpon,rs. Mrs Belle
stewart. was the them, of ouuv,rsa-
ton, ana committee was appointed
hy the president 10 draw up rosolu-
tions expressing che snum. ut of thr
organization
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

e.. =. met 300 business session boo Oh,
association pJrlors this afternoon and
sNstcmatiz'd th, work cor the uuau-
cial campaign iu which the benefit
play b., Mcasrs Albright ana Dugscr
win De- nutlbl, aid
Tha, tho major portion of tho cast
consists of star drtmttjsts strangers
q" Albuquerque audiences. adds the
touch oi curiosity that win iuusc q
pIquant interest not puasibl. other
N iso
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
NOBODY SPARED.
kidur, Troubles Attack Albuquerque
Men aud Women, old aud Young

Men aud Women, odd aud Young
kidney ..D F.iac young aud old
CUwv quickly with little vtru.us
DuiIrrn suffer On turiy carl.
Iutra--
cam, control the kidney s.Ha-
Noue
Girls are langmd. nervous. suffer
PAIN
Women worry can't d. daily work
Men have lam, and aching b3eks
Tho cure tor man Vuwnn or child
D. tp cure a., caus'--lhu kidnoys
nouu's kidney pills arc for sick
kidury---
Have brought r,licf 90 Mbulucrqu,
p'up'..
Albuquerque testimony proves H.
AIRS e. Fouruollc tO3 s. Broad.
Way Ainuuusdqur. Is ~ mys "G
cauE yuu'h Tor Doaus kidney pitts
's heartily now aB when I publicly
recommended them over two years
ago. Since then ! have advised other
persons tu try them ana I know from
reports That tloS have acted sJtistac-
tur.l' ln January 1907. I said u "a
public statement that tur contents of
three boxes had cured mo OF pam In
thc back that had clung 90 me Cor a
long time, I cuu now add that have
no recurrence uf mv old trouble
For sale hy am dealers. Price soc.
Foster Miihurn CO.. Buffalo. Ncu
fork. sole agents Tor the United
states.
Remember tbe name--Doan's-- -
and take no other. 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Philnthcn.Pnrncn Mcctinr.

Mrs GoohriuE was hostess Monday
evening % tho young ladies and gem
tlcmon ot the philathca ana Baraca
classes OF the Highland NJ. T.. sunday
school As usual when these cpngcu-
ial spirits meet Tor business ana plcus-
urs. the session is dominated by
pls3uTt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
la, IlhIr

Among tho out door lrNol- ooy3s-
.on.d bt the brilliancy of tine August
mcut ny The young ladies uf the PM
.thpl class ana the men OF the bar
aca class ot the Highland Methodist
sunday school Tito Young people
viii rougrcgut, at the church m III,
carly twilight 90 board the convey
uuC,s for the ride
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

lulurmaIty. cigars aud Ioyullty
mars Il the gathering uf SOME thirty
y.unr mon uf the Masoni, Social
clue n the temple Monday evening
Pr,Euuar. arrangements we're mud.
fur dancing party ro hc given 90
Muons and invites the FIRST vcck Boz
september
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Miss MecoIIum to Entertain.

Miss Laura McCollum will be host
css to the young people of the Con.
grogational church Friday evening,
the occasion being the regular bus.
ness and social meeting ut the Christ
iaA EndCaVur society.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
senaay sehooI MIssIonary Eetea

NO prV5Vnor 10 Tie Vlty OF an InIcI'
national SUNDAY school officer oc.
casioned "A memorable reception and
banquet In the rooms OF the Young
Womans Christian association Fridn
evening Rev, W A. Brown, mis-.
sionary superintendent OF the lntcrna.
tional SUNDAY school association. who
had come TO the southwest 10 speak
az the state chautauqua, was induced
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
ont.ol.roMn Gno.l. IIonomd.

a charming evening Ol ragc pleas
are was the experience of fourteen
young pcopi" Hast evening The place
was the pleasant bungalow on Mar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

for tomorrow afternoon 40 $3.50 O'Clock
Zoo th. CHURCH purlur-. WORK VIII
%, tuo order of the session. By orr
dur ui the president, Mrs. Anderson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Baptist iadic- to sew

4 meeting of the Ladies' Ala ,oci.
ely OF tho Baptism church BIS called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12
7 FIND
JEFFR|ES

Los ANGELES. Sept. t2.--With
his mother far from being out OF
danger. all efforts TO locate James
J. Jeffries. former champion heavy
weight puqlIlst, who with his
brother 10 hunting somewhere IN
the kenai mountains, In Alaska,
have failed.
Advices received from Seward to-
day states that Fred Laubner, the
scout sent out TO notify the JEFF
fries brothers Of their mothers Ill
ness. has abandoned the search. IL
Is feared that the failure TO find
her sons may have a bad effect on
Mrs. Jeffries.
Great anxiety Is now expressed as
TO their whereabouts. The search
had been kept up for two weeks
before II was abandoned.
Thomas Jeffries. the fighters
brother. does not express fears for
the personal safety OF the hunters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12
How Housewives
Are Being Buncoed

Mrs. Housewife. when you buy .
sive-pound pail Of lard you don't GET
five pounds OF lard: you Get about
four pounds an done and one-half
ounces.
When you buy q three-povnd pail
Of lard, you get two pounds and ses.
en- ounces.
And here are some OF the wares
sold by big Seattle wholesale oroe-
ers.
A package Of seeded raisins,
which you think contains . pound Of
rsisins, weighs Just f2i4 ounces,
done up In the package.
When you think you buy two
pound sack OF certain brands OF
salt. you get ~ ounces, with the
sack.
A package Of crackers weighs i3
ounces, with the box. etc. etc.
Some Of this was brought out In
the police court this morning when
three Seattle firms were tried and
found guilty ~ violating the weights
and measures ordinance. which re-
quIres that all packages sold must
have their net weight stamped or
printed on them.
The three firms we're KInsel
Bros, druggists. Third and Colum.
bia: Reed a Day. butter dealers. and
w. IN. Hood. candy vender. They
were fined $40 each. There was
no evidence 10 show that these peo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12
POLICEMAN
Gull TY Of
THEE 7

After deIiberstirG IS minutes, the
try which tried the case Of n. A..
Niese. the patroImsn accused Of
Stealing . Sfco nugget chain from
Mrs. Olive oiiberta Ryan, found
him guilty Of grand larceny at noon
tsdsy.
kiese was Immediately turned
over to the custody Of the sheriff
and given until o'clock tonight TO
furnish $4,000 bail Deputy Prose
eutor White conducted the case for
the state.
A number Of policemen and de-
tcctivss testified that they had
seen Mrs. Niese wear q nugget
chain. The defense OF Niese was
that he had never seen Mrs Ryan
and that the chain found In his safe
y deposit box belonged to his wife.
Mrs. Niese took the stand In behalf
Of her husband, and testified that
she got the chain from her former
husband, named Foster. Mrs. Slese
was the only one. however, for the
defense who positively identified as
her own the chain claimed BY Mrs.
Ryan.
Niese resigned from the police
force in 1907 and went to work for
. transfer company He came back
70 the force III 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12
WOMAN WHIPS
WHITE mask
BURGLAR

OAKLAND. Cal, Sept. f2.--oe-
tcctiyes in possession Of a white
mask are today searching for a
burglar who stole $1,000 worth Of
jc~eIry from the residence Of Or.
r. n. Carter, only to have 4 taken
away from him BY the pnysicisn's
pIucky wife after q hand-to-hand
struggle at the back door.
Mrs. Carter was seated with her
husband In the parior when the
burglar cut his way through the
screen OF the kitchen door AMI ran
sacked the upstairs bedrooms,
Woman crapples With Him.
Having occasion to go 10 the
storeroom adjoining the kitchen,
Mrs. Carter suddenly came upon
the masked intruder. Graphing
with him. the plucky woman called
loudly for help. When her husband
arrived the burglar and Mrs. Car
ter had fallen over a box and were
rolling on the floor In desperate
struggle.
The police have a good descrip-
ton OF the burglar, who escaped,
leaving his pIunder In Mrs. Carters
possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12

while his attorneys made an e.
srsmeiy eloquent argument before
she three justices Of the United
states circuit court Of appeals to-
day. cisrsncs D. HiIiman sat near
q hand, wearing the same inscrut-
able emile ard taking frequent
notes Of the speech o. Attorney
Morris, his chief cosrsei.
Only one hour for argument was
allowed for the defense and for II
mer +. Todd. the district attorney.
Several OF Hislmans relatives and
friends we're on hand 10 hear the
Arguments. but there were many
empty benches in the courtroom. ia
marked contrast 10 the dense
crowds that flocked t. HiIlman's tri-
Il before Judge Donworth
Several Weeks Before oecision.
Whether the circuit court grants
HIlIman rellef from the two-and-a-
half years scptsnce that now con
fronts hiuf will not be known for
several weeks. maybe months
HiIlman seemed satisfied with
the reasons that his attorney gave
why be should not 90 10 McNieis
Island. and was confident that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12
BIG SEATTLE
STEAMER LOST


A wireless message received
this morning from a special
correspondent OF The Star, re-
turning from Alaska on the
steamer Northwestern. states
that the. steamer Ramona was
wrecked off Spanish island
Sunday night at $50 o'clock.
The steamer is total loss.
All the passengers were taken
off safely by the Northwestern.
Wireless Tells Of Wreck.
The wireless message; str.
Ramona from Skagway was
wrecked on Spanish island at
$50 p. M. Sept. 10, in the fog.
Str. Northwestern received
word OF the wreck by wireless
while fogbound herself at Bara-
moi island. and proceeded full
speed 70 rescue the passengers.
The Northwestern ioun.i the
passengers all safe. but the Ra-
mona will be a total loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12

: Councilman Bob Heskeih IL hav.
sng the time OF HIS life In Topping
off Is saloons In Seattle.
To comply with the ordinances.
is saloons must simply 20 ont OF
business. and its up To Hesketh to
determine which rs II must be.
The Jinx Was put on three of EN-
In Ueorgetown yesterday.
And there are more to come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12
DEAD AVIATOR'S
WIFE TO FLY

fBy tnlfrd Frr-~ Ieased WIre.l
HEMpsTED. l.. l.. Sept. a.
Planning to take up the dangerous
sport which brought death 10 her
husband. Mrs. Ralph Johnstone.
widow OF the daring birdman who
held the record for altitude In an
aeroplane. has begun taking lessons
and will soon appear as profess.
sional Aviator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12

ssss hesn--coaI az Mouth Of Shaft.
AissIn tunnels z.ooo feet under
prsuN1 10 sweet ard fresh.
Estes are arranged 20 that en-
somhira 10 impossible.
Miners get 90 cents ton for
"rocr, work." 70 cents In iosoot en-.
tries. 20 cents in 7.foos entries, and
make an sversas cf IS day.
The government provides .
sucss" where miners Get good
rpeals AZ IS cents each.
The government provides bar.
racks rent free, the miners prcsid-
ing their own bedding only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE

They are putting n new border on
the wall paper In He'd Mems hail
Several of our leading society folks
II thinking Of having furnaces In
stalled IN their houses this winter
Miss lIepay Eibbinga broke her
best tortoise she'll comb AZ the NJ y.
Social last eve Never mind, IIepay.
the initiation ones look just as good
Widders ami old maids ain't near-
" as anxious to get married as "a
girl her last year In high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12

Uncle Sans Coal Mine At wlllisto
the government into the coal busl.
ness.
The first class are strictly pro-
hlbited from reading this story. is's
exclusively for the second. Al 70
os that group give ear.
UNCLE SAN IS ALREADY m
THE COAL BUSINESS.
And that lsn's Alt.
UNCLE SAM 10 A SUCCESS As
A MINER.
Here at wililston. y. D.. the gov
ernmcnt Of tho United States.
which would make fiat failure Of
coal mining" owns and operates a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-12

!. N. o,--cosssgss Hs Rents to Ma
cnai mine. and
PRODUCES COAL AT ti.so PER
TON IN A MODEL MINE
Furthermore
THE GOVERNMENT WORKS
IT'S MIN SIX DAYS A WEEK,
EIGHT HOURS A DAY. AND
THEY AVERAGE A PROFIT or
500 A MONTH ABOVE LIVING
EXPENSES.
No boys arc employed.
Every needed safety device 10
used.
No one has ever been killed or
seriously hurt
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READY FOR FIGHT

WASHINGTON. Sept l2.--Ali the
American naval strength deemed
necessary as a prccaution IN being
concentrated a. near as possible 10
the scene Of serious disorders In
China
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pie had sold short weights. but they
admitted that the weight of the
packages were not marked on them.
Three other cases were set for
this morning. but were continued
I'LL next Tuesday They are J. =.
Goldsmith. Of Schwabacher Bros.
wholesale grocers: ]. &. yocum. Of
Swift & Co. and l.. A. Opdyks. Of
the Union Meat Co.
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MRS. nAzzARD's
ATTORNEYS SCORE

! PORT ORCHARD. Sept, lzf--At-
iforneys for Mrs Linda Buffield
Harvard. charged with murder 10
starving 10 death Claire William
son. wealthy English woman,
won point when Judge n. A. 7.
Meyers. sitting at the trial In Kit
sap county. upheld the demurrer
that the information accusing Mrs.
Harvard was not drawn In accord
ance with the statute. The Judge
ruled that Mrs. Hazard be held un'
sIl Prosecuting Attorney Stevenson
can file n new Information.
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MURDERED IN
AWFUL WAY

BILOXI. Miss. Sept .f2.--
William HALEY was found here
today In the marshes, tied to a
stake, face downward. He had
succumbed to the bites OF In
sects and acongestlon Of blood
In the head.
Posses are seeking the mur-
dercrs, who are believed 70 be
outlaw fishermen whom HALEY
had been watching.