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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
INNOCENT MAN IS
GIVEN LIBERTY
Indian Youth Imprisoned for
Life for Crime Committed
and Confessed by Another
Freed from Penitentiary.

rhu,uiN. Aria. JuiN .Gu,cruoI
SIopu celebrated ,hr Fourth u' Juy
b.. giving hi- freedom Co.. 10 ut Jl-,.
Iu Apache IuJua who has been
serving Do. ~sntour, Iu the t,rr-
tHrII U,Ht.uiury iHf u Grim, Doe
mower committed az. Nuug uI E,N
rniquIta another trio'smuu near
GIub, sor,.tW. llst year This I- the
latest incident in % story that began
with tl, confession uf Frank owen
u WWkolmau about th. mlddi, of
last june. 90 GOA, effect chat Duuuitl
was BILLED bN Virgil HuH,. u dee
i,u,, uf th. N0, rf owen owen wus
ARRESTED and pN,u Co Gl"p, and
search began .ur Hayes who was Doe
Gated 300 Lu- Angeles and arr"~t' d
about Two Nr"ks ago.
owen euJ n1yrs az, two Npuus
IntWur. fr.rd c~ucrA rdlW -hrdlu
W,u H.r known 100 Globe. aud v,r,
iutWat, FRIENDS According Co owen. S.
.torN they b.t gone Geo town fn-
rrth,r from nearby camp and uu
th, way ha.n they encountered
DmuuU Ger railroad rros-.ug. tn.
luuHu u,iul drank They engaged
H.m 100 conversation Huu quarrel
developed. during which tu, Indian
assaulted owen and 20 i~ claimed
N.HId uHN, rllrd him uuIt for the
timely 3s-isHu., OF Haynes, who
shot tug INDIAN
The boys N.r, scared 90 what had
p-yu dom, auI u.d Goo WmkI,mau.
owen wanted o. tell Oh. STORY. out
Have. uu uul. and owen f.It 30 h.~
stances uf u" murder pointed -p
strongly 300 u, direction OBJ. uurr
Jos, thIt h, Nas arrested tried tud
convicted ou .ireumstau. tI evidence.
though protesting hs uuoy,ue.
Halves loo lu, meantime went 60 CALI
fornm During ga, ru OF Iuse.
owen Vrpt. Su,riu Thump.uu 0hut
uu innocent Wia was ho.ue tried. bat
fl. letter Uue not tHken seriously. lu
IrN "I tho ,rrumsantiu rNidpuc,
and the iuuhor nct tldt th, name
of rh. man who dld tho shooting was
mot revealed
Whom owen wrote h~ confession
POO the sh,uf lHst month 10 wa. still
NaN h duuutrd u is said that Dis-
tr.Ht Nuuru", ~hutr CAV, $50 little
nrpd'Ur' 90 On, matter TINT h, rr-
fused Goo Hk, action and That the
matter Finally received nffriW Iec-
oguIuou through Tho activity of citi,
z'ns who desired 60 see iustsr done
and tunk up inc cas-, with Iudec r
W Lows Iuder Lewis had presided
at me Trial 81 Harry Jose aud n au
innocent man had boon sent Go tho
pcuitcuuray me- was as much con-
D'rnod AS ANYBODY In getting him
out.
Judge Lewis sent e. the sherllCs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
$3.50 RECIPE FREE, FOR
WEAK MEN.
~vnd Name aud Address To-day gu
can Have % Tree aud Be
Slrnmg and \ ignrnms.

have boo ms possession ir-scrip.
tHu for u,rNnu. debility lack OF Wig
r. Weakened manhood falling mem
.rU sud Ume hJ.k, brought on by yX-
.r.s,s. unnatural drains. COP The fpli,s
Hi youth. D,,d has cured SO many
worm aud nervous mon right iu their
own uumr-..H without amy additional
help cor medicine, fNaf Huk every
man Vho wishes CO. regain manly
power and YuItt uui .hy and quiet
o., should hay, 70 copy ~u I have de-
rwucd Goo send copy of the pres
rufuu fee, uf charge. 100 a plain.
ordIu.v .u..d ,uN'l.p, GO any man
$3.50. VIII write fur a.
1uH prescription comes from q
physician who has mad, specia,
study u' men and { ann convinced o.
.s Che suIr-i-a.tIns combination foi
INr .yrc ol % u'lrnt m.uhoui ana
NI2pr failure ever put together.
thuk { owe 10 CO. nav fellow man
Goo send t.'u cops Iu .pundoncr so
thar any man anywhere who is weak
Hut dsrou ragged With repeated fail
W,s may stop auEs.ul himself with
harmful patent medicines, secure
What I believe ls thr .kcs'-act.nR
restorative. urnWIIIng spOT-ToUCH-
lN3 remedy tu ,.lHcd, ana ~
cure himself 80 home quietly and
quickly Just drop mo line like
This pr a D.. Robinson. asa Luck
Building Detroit. Mich. and viii
send you "a copy of this splendid rec
Ipe iu q plain ordinary envelope free
OF charge. 4 sreat many doctors
would charge $500 90 S.. 90 FOR mere.
~ writing out a prescription like this
but 1 send II entirely free,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
MRS. LARAM0RE
TELLS TROUBLES
Lady in COodwaier Describes Her
Distressing Experience and
Tells How She Was
Finally Relieved.

Goodwa,ef. Mo- Ever since | was
a little girl, says Mrs. Riley Laramofe,
II was a great sufferer from dyspepsia
suffered misery after eating, and had
terrible heartburn.
thought ! had 20 suffer This way as
long as lived, but when began TO take
Thcdiord's Black Draught, in small
doses, every night, the heartburn was all
gone in a few days, and could eat
without distress.
took two small packages in all, and
although that was some time ago, the
dyspepsia has not returned.
speak a good word for Thediords
Black Draughi whenever ! have the OPP
poruniiy"
II eating causes distress, we urge you
10 try Thcdiord's Black-Daught Il
cIeanses the system, helps the stomach 20
digest its food, regulates the bowels, and
stimulates The liver.
Il acts gently and is without bad after
effects. Tfyi,. Price 25c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
ROSWELL CEMENT
CHANGES HANDS
Concern at Acme Did Not
Prosper and 1t Is Now Shut
Down Indefinitely; Many
Migrants in Pecos City.
, special correspondence .. the Herald,

Roswell y N. JuI, N-Tb. Eus-
Ncli tcW'u and Plaster company a.
Acme. % uUll corporation town. north
nl this yifE has gone u, default
owing S1.>,D. The Roswell Lumber
COMPANY bought b. ,u aI sale yes.
tcrday paving Sl15u A. ON, tm, Il
Was Inou-h' tUa rui- plant would bee
q big proposition, Iiyalin- tHc cement
plant aO Acme ToNaa Several cot.
,a-cs N,g, buIlt Tor the employees.
aud qul'" % illlic citr sptune nap ON
ne dcrulat, gypsum beds The plan,
has been CLOSED down ana will con.
Inur CLOSED lur som, time
The SlOuN Indians. travelling as.
stogatIun q. professional baseball
plaNcfs. played three game. with ROs.
wei Nouduy ana Tuesday the scores
ram Monday game 10 { Tuesday a
samos. o. CO. O.. aud O. to g.
\ patriotic service N8. hDlI ia The
FIRST Presbyterian church SUNDAY.
which proved interesting and uruhi.
able ihc pastor. rh, Rcy i N Mac.
buy delivered "a sermon. taking as no,
i,Ni That fhN WHl may Doc known
upon earth M, saving health among
all nation "a, divert CHIEFLY on .p-t
IN '.'.I. |'''Hl'l'IN NfiI mo
luro destiny oi our country IN the
address were the tguc rlHmout- of ur
Iioifm. courage aud prophecy ton q
Glowing mWc
Roswell Encdupmcut . - T.,
40 F, uu "Wednesday evening install.
cd me following officers tny the cu.
SUN. slN months e. 4 DuN. chief
patriarch lnmo- " Mullen. scribe:
VIII a. Wolf treasurer Rem o. Gun.
uiughnW iuuior warden r. $. Cra,.
,us acting as disluc. deputy grand
patriarch Other Officers to be- m
stalled later
Tho sunday schools %. tho F'Ist
Methodist Episcopal church ana the
Fusr PRESBYTERIAN churrh beginning
neat sunday ana ending October lst,
viii start contest thc points h.
which an" 200 De- enrolment. good zen
tendance. unHr0u,-s and oualilt OF
lessons Tho winners win treat M.
LOSERS
iarl Wilson chal-pd with yagrau.
rN was trird Ia fhc police court yes.
lrrdaN bo offered as defense tina Boz.
was taking core of mo invalid mother
The only tact proven was that hc was
an iilcr and. sand ,hc Judge. ~ Thai
F. yasrluoN there prr lots nf them 10
the city ~, discharged the defend
ant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
It IS RAINING AGAIN
At STANLEY
Valley Visited by Refreshing
Shower, Total Precipitation
This Month More Than Two
Inches, Grazing Good.
, Sprcini correspondence - the urrn,dD

stanley. july Another
heavy rain tell u -ftul,, Mouda,
Afternoon. mCasulue sctcut eight
hunircdths at 100 H,u This briugs
tuo fo'al rainfall sine. June 800 up o.
$50 ana thiuNsi, huuIIvIIhs inches
Grass on the Iauar s tine best iu
ualt and thor, Dr. 1000 abundance OF
waite. u al ih- Nato. holes. Farmers
eel assured oi % yu. he Himself
aud Reeves rcscrNol. stored an addi.
'iuual ten tur' %. Hood water dwine
fuD rains
p VI Castle lcl. ON DO, se'u ror Nor.
nan okla
H,u HHl was down FROM Madrid
tn' last of thc vc,.
Lee Seal lor coo fHc luh for
HODGES y VI VH.U, Doe expects 'u
Wnrn Ton the Santa Barbara ~, ANA
Pole CO.. Tor about NO months
b. y Stcver. who has been agent
ion The New Mexico Central at stan.
lcI ior the ast tNu wears. has been
transferred to NU.UH as agent fuyr.
dnd T. G. Evans becomes agent a'
Stanley The transfer WAS mudc ou
thD 3nth of June Mrs SteN,r will r,.
main iu STANLEY until Ma Stc,cr gel.
.t"flDd ~ MorIaIiy They have taken
IA promipcnt part 100 the church and
social life of the community Nh and
Mrs Evans. however ar, not entire
strangers to STANLEY us NJ Evans
relieved Nj StcN,r ae AGENT here for
4 month last Winter and They are
GLADLY welcomed FOO ho city
\ number at tho Staul,N people
spent The Fourth picuickug ia the
tf
Won There was also q picnic ~ the
Dunnug ranch, west OF town Every
thing was quiet iu town mIil evening
Whom q dance was given iu the Coon
pr building. witch was attended Dos
par of both picnic crowds
Ben liill has purchased au aucsiar
well drilling rig capable ul drilling 90
depth of ,iA thousand feet and
expects 20 test thc valley foI attc-ian
water tie viii NOT 30 ready 60 start
drilling before .puug however
Geo " Jacobs was down from
santa Fc To spend the Fourth NJ
home
\ e. Sprigcs VAS passenger to
SANTA fy ON the 5h
i y Flowers returned fo Rishc.
Aril Wednesday
Rcn liIll and Homer spear mad,
business trip To Golden on th, jth
Mrs y Newman made hnal proc
on her homestead bofor, T. ; Com
missioner Kinsell ON the ath
Geo Rockwell and u % Olmstoaj /
returned from Albuquerque WclnCs |
da,
j O Lrathorwood mad, q business
Iip 10 Galisivo on the 9Th
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

office Tor th. .Iu',-.tuu uu ordered
900 uN'r'-alIou U.-ultHa o- u,u.r
described % Vas proved iu u, sut-
l-'u.tIou COZ those 300 authority that
Harry jose, Was innocent ui tn, crime
uH thyr.upou ur-u tny urn,., col
setting him out OF CO.., p,uItruuary
Here came another Utt'. u.,,tt -
uH. WU Under It's pro, .siuu- paroles
COO. srut.d only uu th, r,Domm,u.
datHu oft ODE, board of control but
Chat body hld uo power boo tine pls,
cog lu. sentence, The situation Ng.
.N,r.um. JOS Governor SLOAN com.
Wutus ih. sentence OF Harry joss,
O." t'E N.a'- Nu.roupou the board
Hf n"utru. recommended uc parrot.
which Ht- granted YESTERDAY.
Auutu,r uf u, color I- added t1
tho ,ulsud. 3D., OBJ. Hgf that tft.r 4o-
Inns Goo Doe Nul.'.- iny.- Nas Joined
Do, % Mis-. Gou..- a. Miami aud rhcy
W.r, recently married
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

There is mon, cttaIrl loo this scr.
ton nI 'ho rouutr, than an other dis
eases pat together and until an, as'
Tow wears was supposed tp bo incur
anl, For % sreat many wears Ior-
tors pronounced It 70 local diseas, and
prcs.rIhcd local remedies. aud hy con-
stantly failing Gao cur, with local tropt-
mont pronounced 10 Iururablc. Sci
,ucc has proven caHrrh Go boz, u ON
stituiIonHl disease nna therefore re-
qniI's constitutional treatment HAZE
'utarh cure. manufactured uy = i.
Ch'Hc, A 60. Toledo, ONO. Is tho
only constitutional cure on the mar
Bet II is taken internally boa doses
from 30 drops to tcaspoonful u
acts directly ON the blood and mu-
,ou~ surfaces OF the system They
Offer one hundred dollars for amy case
u fails 60 rur, send for circulars
anu testimonials
Address T. j CHENEY a co, To-
lcdo. ohio
sud hy druggists. Csc.
Take Halls Family Pills for copsti-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
CRUCES GUARD IS
OUT FOR HONORS
Captain Dessauer Drilling His
Men Every Night Consid.
cradle Building Going On
Other News Notes

I' . NJ Dol. 'um
..u. .. U. ..,. N.,..s .t.uuaI
5000. ... ... ,.
'. ''. ''
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... .,... ......., 3D..
''.'."
'u'... H .H.' 900. .aE- H,H
...f...uf.. boo OH. territorial. Shoot
I. i.... Ih. winners . '.H
...u' N. N.N.H .r fH. Ht' "n'|
mHl..
a.. '.. ..U-H ".s H,.. 'Hri
.. ..w .. i.. .'..f. .... I'u.
.' IH. f..'. '. t' '..' .f".
Hf' ..t uHE. ..H...' IN'., a',
CO... unf H"udf.U e H' 'r... .H. 'h, .n.'
..tru., H. H'au'' Tool. 'l, landscape
NuU '.,.' rr'. I'. u'..e-1r' "ud
HdN uau.'H... 500 U..u ou' .'n
H. 'rn Wr .na 'N.... H"1 Na.o
l..",H.u Dos. advance. 'a, .d.H 'W'
'h,., H,.. ". i.Ws..U u- .our Hs
,Ir H.,
1u' lnurh n' lN" celebration Was
poo sl. and 5000, 200 IJe cruces tnoi
uHi . N". N2u Boz. 'ue'r- bounced u"r
v.,s 10 1904. Hum '.fn,d 300 dHuu- 'h'
.u.' dH. $50 Ittub'u ""uI' N.r'
nu boo seen nu OBJ, streets uud iI, IuN
passed pH quietly
In.' '"uNI". r'sist'. GA. '1' local
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
QUITTING SCRAPE At
|. CARLSBAD FOURTH
Nations Birthday Passed Off
Quietly and Pleasantly Elk.
cept That Ruperto Calderon
Carved Up Juan Ensures.
Especial Correspondent. IT, the ucraldi


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Carlsbad butts Tu,
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went 'H ..fI... uH. I. ..,uu 'h.
Fourth -um. ..u. GOO 200. ru,U
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sn.H. ur, u....ra N. carlsbad
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wau. N.,.tus E.r.r ,turIuu
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-25
TAKES ISSUE WITH HIM.
Prof. Wilco.'S Baby Declaration Stir>
Up \ Row.

Prof. Walter F. Wilcox. OF Cornell
1Lo predicted the otaer day that
there would be no more babies after
20l5. has awakened rather stirring
sociological discussion among New
York's club women. Mrs. Clarence
Burns. president o. The Little
Mothers Association" an orsan:za-
ton supported by society women.
which nvovides for the care Of the
small children OF poor families. the
mother Of which is obliged 70 work.
takes issue with the pecagogue and
fgurat:vely says he is b!itherinS.
blooming -omancer.
1T is eviGen; ;ha; Prof. Wilcox IS
no, familiar with the conditions
among American families on the East
Side" said Mrs Burns. You see.
the average famil: has from FIVE 10
eleven Children. But must say ;nat
I believe that nowadays the avera:e
parent looks 10 quality rather than
quantity There was lime. say
about twenty or thirty years ago.
when the mother OF the poor class
though, nothing Of having from th!r-
teen 70 fourteen children. They co
not have quite as many now. how
ever
Il must take exception to he
learned professors statement and sar
that do not believe that there WI!
be 4 dearth OF cbil:ren in 2oi3 al
though | have never gone into the
matter from mathematical stand
point. II s very simple matter 20
2ro:e almost anything however. b.
statistics. and | do rot :ioab; but
from that angle Prof. Wilcox is
right
According 70 Prof Wilcox ;aere
will De no 1abies left in the United
States after 20l5. and K We want
any >e viii have TO orinG them from:
abroad. the same as We nov import
Partisan gowns and other Gne-v.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-25
WOMEN IN TRAGEDY
ONE SHOOTS ANOTHER TO DEATH
WITH 4 REVOLVER.
Mrs. T. VI Brooks. Wife OF Prom
inent Lawyer. Shoots Mrs. Mary
Binford. Salc>woman. Fatally.

Shooting with the ccolness and
skill! OF native born Texan. Mrs. I.
NJ. Brooks. wife OF 4 prominent Fort
Worth attorney Tuesday afternoon
fred five bullets from IS calibre re-
yolrer into the body Of Mrs. Mar!
BinforG. department manager OF 4
local dry goods store. All OF the
.ullets went true. death resulting al
most instantly. Both Mrs. Brooks
and her husband refuse 20 make
statements that would lead 10 the
cause Of the shooting.
The shooting occurred on the sec
ona floor OF the Establishment. where
Mrs. Rin.ord was employed. Making
her way through the lower floor. Mrs.
Brooks smi!ingly bowed and stopped
20 chat with acquaintances. AS she
stepped from the elevator. Mrs.
Brooks inquired FOR Mrs. B!nford
and as the latter appeared. Mrs
Brooks drew an old fashioned -e:oi-
yer from her muI
The women S-appied. Mrs. Brooks
finally freeing herself and forcing
the othe. woman agains; the wall.
In chc scuf.lc the weapon was dis
charged. tie bullet plouShing its way
! through Mrs. Binford's hand. With
! her victim at bay. Mrs. Brooks
| stepped backward and fred four
times. each time aiming 1t her ad-
re-sa-v's head.
! Tho second ball struck Mrs. Bin
ford in the left shoulder and the
third one one inch higher. and the
fourth entering the base Of the meek,
seve-ing the spina! verteJrae. Pc.
fore the woman fell to the floor Mrs.
/ Brooks fired again and this time the
ball struck sIrs R;nford behind the
ear aaa came ont through the top Of
her head. Shoppers witnessing the
t.aEed= were hysterical.
Making ner way through the
rowd. Mrs. Brooks went 20 the Of
! fec OF her husband. two blocks dis
tant. AS she handed the revolver TO
| Nr. Brook: she said:
Il am so--y. and then tainted
The waist worn b. tine dead wo-
man caught fre from the flames OF
the revolver's muzz!e and the body
was badly burned before clerks re-
gained their presence OF mind and
extincuis5ed the flames.
Before securing divorce from ner
husband. about two years ago. Mrs.
Binford was wealthy and very pop
ula-. Mrs. Brooks and her husband
are also we'll known.
Mrs. Brooks waived preliminary
..ial before justice OF the peace
and readily furnished bond in the
sum Of $4,000 70 guarantee her ap-
2carance Tuesday morning. when an
examination vii! be held.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-25
TO tsS.SSINATE THEM!
Stree. Car Conductor and Motorman
Mere imbu>i.ctI

4; Charleston Conductor Price ana
Noto-man sullivan were shot Mon
Gny :.!@hc in the Suburbs Of the city.
rear Magnolia crossing. by parties
Tor whoc t.:e detectives ard nc ru-
al ro:!"' officers are Now searching
The v.o"nted mec were brought TO
The cit u Al automobile and car
ri"c 10 the s.. Francis Xayier IN
!irn.2sy Tor treatment. The men hac
had 20 trouble with ohst.epc-ous
people an! The shooting IS much o:
:. mastery Tac-r were 20 passengers
on Ne car ~ ;hc time II the mo-
tive vas ro55crv tho conductors
money was no: disturbed. TIE guns
-yere loa!@d with hi-dshot
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-25
I;a;tlc With bandits

Three rchbe-S attempted TO rob
n" posto!i;cc q: l-;ica. Ohio. early
:'-!l:fT anl: Is 4 r"s;:l; Z pis;o. battle
was for-h;. one OF the robbers Wa
wounded N III. breast and one Of:
their horses WAS shot The robbers
Seized = mail wagon and TWO horses
and n:ck:2S up the wounded man eS-
rapct towards Newark.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-25
Died at the Opcra.

While Witnessing the play :, II.
french Opcra q, N"w Orleans NoH,
lay night. Mrs. Edmund Cabiro. :
..!e.:.he- Gt on" o: the most prom:
a-nl Creole :an::!c. IN TIE city. vas
stricken b. death. The ai5;!e1 =
thought Mrs. Cah-!o had tainted sa:
she was carried out a. the play Wen;
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-25
Crushed hY Concrete.

Al Norfolk. Va. caus!r under tc'!
tons OF concrete. with ;he collapse to
Gav Of the cable house. on the roo:
OF six-story building. Wm. y. John
son. aged 30. and James A Morris.
aged 80. carpenters. wer" instantly
Killed. Eota men leave families.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-25
Killed in Riot.

A, Bombay. India. eighteen per
sons were Killed and - other:
wounded daring yesterdays rtotinS
As usual. the occasion OF the M1ha-.
ram festival b-oUSh; ABOUT 4 clash
between Sunao!tes and he Sh:ahs
Troops called ont 10 restore o-Gc!
fred several voll.ys into the mob.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-25
Have lad Teeth.

E;=htv :se per cen, OF the schmf
children Z. Louisville. K-.. aye s&
. have diseased teeth or @;-ms Ga
" f. Gran; has just completed DID
examination OF the mouths OF 90
pupils in n" schools and ;his IS n
fcSUlt
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The I nl0atlrsi Gun.

A. Newport News. Va. while
emiain: = rife +. rhoucht was
loaded. Wi!ey Walker. aged 10.
son OF 4 prominent York County {
mer. instantly killed his broth
Ltnwood. aged is.
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CAUSED EY WHiSKEY.
Peaccmaker and Drunken Youth
E;lleI in Duel

In pistol duct a, Raitord. Brad
ford County. Fla. Saturday after
aooa. J. Il Jones ard I youE: man
~ he name 0: Wells were killed
md A. D. Andrews was. perhaps, IA
tally wounded. Wells. a twenty
vcar-olG youth. started the trouble.
wh;l- ;ctox!ca:ed. by irving 10 rur
a coiored man away from his WORK
III Andrews criSt mill. Andrews tried
20 induce Wells 10 leave the place.
w7scn h. drew his revolver and be-
Saa firing at andrews who returned
II" fire Andrews WAS hit once and
Wells received four bullets. which
caused his death. J. n Jones. An
'rcws' partner. Was killed by An
crews while acting as Deacemaker.
Andrews is president Of the Bank 0:
Ra;ford
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would respectfully recommend
Aa' you amend your present c!SfeA-
sSrE 0! p'oS.'!coH ac' 50 as 10 p:o-
wee that n case malo:!t' O: th"
%2!te citizens Q! any county shall de-
S!-e !iceas" system. 'ha' = %aF &c
granted. Section II. article :. OF
the CONSTITUTION OF Ma. provides
n part; Ne genera assem- a:S Ray
license persons or corporations &c
MA ha a'af,"re aaH sen ana ee'af. Al
'o"o..' ':5"oFs OF oe'e'a VII!
| ,.'e ',>ASe "h'.e- s"0'' ".ee az
~ i''l";'s @s :. deems i''oPe.. V
no" lave ire =" 80 'hS'= '''cE '.a
ha'" comfy disnehSaf; or iTosii-
bis!en. NOW, IN crder 10 De tTu!y
Democratic a.! na7'ieS.
n my o?!alc' mcr. should
De made pom ta.s PLATFORM maze
he race for The Sorernorsh!p, and
upon t2ls platform was c''c'ea.
me ma1o7iIE o. me waite people OK,
pressing themselves as n !a'o7 0.
aito".hS 'acSe counties "'."re ''o-
a!oiHoN can co1 De enforced. ahc
'1"' si,e oisi'',As''7F .'aS prove" al"
IS proving % oe supply s,a;!on OF
1iiE& ;.S'ers and cheap wh!2k"y-t
hey should be allowed 10 aaTe re
l!"t by t@iS system. wouit not -
'o7 ""ce- any conditions. iorc:n@ II