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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
DESTROYER is
OFF BERMUDA
Long Lost Vessel at Last
Reported Safe.

Washington. Ian. ff.-Tha tornedo
hoat dest rover Mccall e safe. accord
ing to q disnatch received NJ tha navy
denartment from adm,ra, os,arh.us
c-ammard,ry tha Atlanta. aas+ rAs
missinu DESTROYER vas found nnrsh.
eaas ~ Rermraa rrncesa,nv ,cw.y,,
Hnmnton nndar bar avn staam
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navy aa-rarsgan no .~srs n.v,rntns
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fhst acstt.r..a s.,a 4 snsr.s 49, II
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
NEW CABINET
TO Be DRAWN
French Government Has
Shaneun in Ministry

Paris. Jan. 11.-Premier CaiIiaux has
found 1t Impossible 70 patch up a eabl
net and has placed his resignation sad
those Of his cabinet ii the hands OF
President FaIlieres
The Immediate difficulty was TO Gil
the ministry OF marine. ii. Theophlle
Deieasse. the present minister OF ma
rlne. had undertaken TO accept the for.
eIgn portfolio hut Admirals Germiaet
and Anbsrt and senator Houdla r.
Fused 10 iii The place that Dalcasss
will leavs vacant This is sufficient
proof that nobody was anxious TO en-
ter Il nlorihnnd ministry
Meanwhile the friends OF M. Del
easse Hppaoaeis4I him and tried 10 OBJ.
sain lsiR wtfIldrs wal of the aceeptanee
Of Ehe foreign ofilee. and then NJ. Cali
IanK decided inst IT was Impossible 10
eontsnua Ehe SEARCH fsF i mlntsaeE Of
marine
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
MILLIONS IN VAULTS SAFE.
Equitable Securities unhzrmsu BY HIs
FirS,

Equitable Securities Unframed bx Hls
Firs.
New York. Jan. II. The biggest
news from the Icy palace that was
ono the Equitable Life building Is
the Of President VIII
Hmm A. Oar OF the Assurance society
that the securities worth 81 900. 0O0 600
or more, rtored In the vaults Of the
Equitable and the Mercantile Safe De
p0kit company, are unharrned and that
the 10000 policies on which the Equit-
able hxd loaned s70.A0O.0OO had been
found intact In the steel eases on tho
second floor.
Officers of the Equitable Life As
surance society and OF the Mercantile
safe Deposit company sent vault ex-
perts into the raiins to determine IL
possible whether thera ERaSaanxssaaases
10 be worried about the securities In
these vaults are stored the securities
Of the Hartman and Gould estates,
Kuhu. Loeb & Co, Kounfza Bros,
August Belmont 4 Co. s. William Al.
Read 4 CO. and others.
The news when it is news in the
rJENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
NOW CARNEGIE
BEAT JOHN D.
Steel King Chuckles on Re-
calling Shrewd Deal.

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e,ew S11'ekls
ou1scy e
ny" - Aos aAS ~ $500
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La.* supef'o1 cse neru
"nlfs Mr. oaIaes's 49, On .us s
o. assoteo no = wv LIZ -
tanning the commltee Win an sccouhI
o. MS rise from numO'e Deklnu'nks unu
ewing his views q snnJecsS 2! guy.
emf interest," a cosnnst'ee e'icIteu
very atue ihformatf"n rom Mr. .A
nesl a 2 z 'mportan ~ i& insest'ka
ZION OF the United States ntee' corpora
tion. Wnen Y ans 70 Ressans Gown
70 oAtalis ~ regard 70 Inc steel corpora
ton MI rneKie memory cssen
proved he was pos'i've,
however. u MS denia'tnAt ne mao n~ta
ont Tor 2 u price on the
proper1ies. neean"s ne Knew ney were
anso!n'ely Indispensable 70 me snccess
g me steer corporation re named
S1'o;sAn.VA a. the anoun ina NJ per
sois'ly x0 ITO" .ne stee' corporation
9 ms property ana N Ms opinion the
corposasion COR z niSnts Rood 'sarEash.
NJ ssalns5a'e 'oao now ne mao torcen
Inc s~ennsyivani railroad 70 grant ron
eeAs'ohs 10 n'n'. put never peyon'
shose nat were neing granted to his
compesitors Il - trne ais companies
haa ehxaRed y p'ols supposed now g
nave neen 70 siosas'oh of th~ sherman
Hntt{rtlGf law. hut he hnd never bur
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

The news when 1t is news in the
EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

New York. Jan. 1o:-secretary OF
War Stimson, who Is making secret
tours OF the coast~defenses of the
United States. says that he is com
vinced that New York city is impreg-
nable and that no foreign fleet could
get past the various forts that de-
fend the harbor. This opinion was
passed after he had visited Fort
Wadsworth. Fort Hamilton and Fort
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
FOr 10
Coupons 81 $3.50
A picture Of this exquisite

A picture Of this exquisite
y decorated set of dishes
could give no conception or
idea Of Its beauty. X
would be impossible to re-
produce In a picture the
dainty and elegant deeora-
ticns, the thrnness Of the
ware, tbs richness Of the
glaze, ths artistic models
and patterns of the pieces.
vs. guarantee absolutely
that the workmanship; deco
ratioRs and finish Of this
set are eqasi in every re-
spect 70 the very finest and
highest priced HaviIand,
Limoges or French Import
ed ehins. The decorations
on this set consist Of 2 dain-
II shade of pink around The
edges which gradually
shades awaJ into the white.
The pink asd white are
made more effective b. tbs
artistic ! roll work in coin
gold. 1t is both nevsi and
attractive. yet daAnsy and
conservative
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

stroy any fleet OF hostile ships that
came within range. In each of the
forts the men were called out, and
they went through their drill exactly
as II an enemy were In sight. In
some cases actual shots were fred,
The secretary plans to have a mine
containing 100 pounds OF guncotton
exploded before he has completed
his inspection OF the New York har-
Dor defenses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

Hancock, the latter ct Sandy Hook
and the others In Brooklyn and
Staten Island, on opposite sides of
the Narrows. He was accompanied
on his tour by General Weaver,
chief Of the coast artillery, and at
Fort Wadsworth he met General
Bliss, who showed him how the har-
Dor had been charted and how cleo
trio keys and levers control guns
ard submarine mines that would de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

Washington. Jan I1s-Preaident TAFT
has h&sen asked By William @ Demsng
OF Cheyenne, o prominent Wyoming ed
5tox. to GAIA q meeting Of tile represent
asAsy-~ or the preas ef the nRtlcM III
Washington st an early date 20 discuss
tbs questions d world peHsa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
HENRY BATTERMAN DEAD.

Brooklyn Merchant and millionaire
Victim Of Heart Disease,
New York. Ian. li.-Henry Batter
man. millionaire and former merchant
prince. II dead at the Hotel Rossert.
BROOKLYN. OF heart fixture at the age
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11

sanitaFinm.
The royal prince has been suffering
from defects In herring and In spees.h
and a heen under the care Of emf
nent Swiss physicians = surgeons.
Several successful onRrrsfons have
fR~fDsrfofsn upon Elm.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
F. N. BROWNLEE.
Public Sales a Speciality.
See me for dates. Call at
Cotten's Real Estate office,
or Hotel Woodland. Oregon.
Missouri.
Something Entirely New.

An announcement OF more than or.
binary interest Is made elsew here IN
this issue by the ST,LOUIS GLOBE.
DEMOCRAT. That sterling news.
paper now sends out as a part of the
Friday issue Of its "Twice-a. Week"
edition, an AGRICULTURAL AND
FAMILY MAGAZINE section of 8
pages, with outside covers In cOlOrs.
cont tanning good stories, useful farm
information, valuable hints to house.
keepers and many other features OF
interest to every member OF the fam
lily, Moreover, II offers to accept sub
scriptions for the paper, including the
MAGAZINE section, at the special
rate Of ONE DOLLAR FOR TWO
YEARS, or for TWO YEARLY sub.
scriptiOns In the same order. The
regular price Of the paper alone l..
one dollar per year. This special oi
Ter will be open until further notice,
but may be withdrawn at any time,
Read the announcement and send In
your order promptly.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
HO, for Joplin.

The Holt county Democracy held
their county convention at Mound
city, Monday Of this week. and 81.
lectcd their delegates To the state
convention, which meets a, Joplin,
Feb. ~.
Fun delegations were present. eX.
rep,ing Nodaway township. and the
withdrawal Of Mr.. Folk from the race
put the delegates In a good humor.
and things Wen, smoothly.
Tie convention Endorsed the candi.
dlcy Of Mr.. Clark for president. and
Mr.. l.. l.. Teare, Of Craig. as Holt s
candidate as one Of the district dele.
gates TO the national convent ion.
The following cons, itutes the Holt
delegat Ion To the state convent ion:
Charles Graves. Maitland: W. II.
Iiambauglh Craig: !. N. Minion. For.
tescue: W. T.. Stubs, Mound City:
X. q. Ruley, Oregon.
Their alternates are: John w.
Stokes, Craig: W. :. Mickey, Mound
City; Ralph Meyer, Hickory; Tim.
Fitzmaurice, Forest City, and II. Is.
Williams, Of Craig.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
They Are Passing.

The death OF Jane WEIGH, which nc.
Cured AT her home Thursday Of last
week, Feb. 4, 1912, at the age Of n
years, impresses one that the passing
OF the former slave Is near at hand
here and In the state at large. In a
few years the last Of the negroes who
were once held In slavery will be- dead.
"Aunt Jane" was one Of the typical
black mammies, and greatly esteemed
by all who knew her. She Was raised
In Howard county, near the old Swiss
Ter Mill, not far from Renick, and be.
longed To the James VIM estate.
She was born In the spring of ls4l.
Her first husband was A. Hayes, OF
Howard county, and on his death she
became the wife of Benton WEIGH.
She Is survived by her husband, who
Is still very low with typhoid. pneu-
mOnia; and two sons, Ben and Steve,
by the hrst marriage: and the follow
Ing children by her second marriage:
James, Calvin and Lulu Welton, Of
Omaha; Lille McFadden, Viola Crit.
tenden, OF Oregon, and Frank, OF
Maryville. She had been q resident
OF this section some forty years.
The funeral was held Saturday by
her pastor, Rev. Mitchell, OF Mary.
vile.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

Earl IIerrsn. Of Plattsburg, Mo-,
was an over Sunday guest Of Albert
Gotten. g..
The Rankin.New case to recover
$1,000 from the late David Rankin
estate. alleged to have been due Mrs.
Lillis New, VAS called In the Andrew
county circuit court, Wednesday Of
this week, where II had been taken
on change OF venue.
Fred Wetzell had house full the
other day. Mrs. Noley Jackson, Mrs.
Roy Meyer and Mrs. John Meyer were
guests at his home the early part Of
last week. They came to see the old
folks and also to visit Mrs. Ida Con.
ner. a daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Wet
zell, from Triplett, Mo-, who Was
here on a visit.
II. G. DUNCAN attended the meet
Ing OF the Republican state commit.
tee IN ST. Louis this week, and Is back
home again. Sheriff McNulty went
along to get a glimpse OF that hus-
Ting town at the edge Of the Eads
bridge. and he assured Dug he'd keep
In the middle Of the roads, out Of
danger of those 2O.story buildings
topping over on him. lie never goes
to the larger cities without a body
guard.
Clint Leyerich Is on the trade
now In earnest. Only a few weeks
ago he bought the old Potter place
from VIII Carroll. Last week he
sold this to Henry Zachman, and
then went and bought ~ acres from
John Bond, paying $1,000 for IL. Clint
can't get possession for a year yet,
and as he sold his town property to
Miss Jennie Foster, sometime ago,
and he will have to give possession
March |, he Is looking for q place to
move to now.
We are sorry to hear Of the con-
tinued afIiiction Of ID. l.. Nipher, OF
Topeka, and for many years q resi-
dent Of Oregon, and for a quarter ola
century janitor Of our school, and an
old veteran OF the civil war, serving
IN the artillery from New York.
Some II months ago he fell and broke
both limbs and ankle, and other in
juries, and has been q total cripple
ever since. HIS wife Is now confined
to bed from complication Of diseases,
and his trial AMI suffering have been
severe all this time, lie has the sym.
pathy OF all our people, for he and
family were greatly esteemed by all.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16


Lincoln enamel pated the negro;
Edison has emancipated the wash.
tub. A simple application Of cleo.
trtcity now makes washday, once the
nightmare Of the week and a day
Of back.breaking drudgery, u halcyon
pleasure. Push a button and your
washing done while you Wait, says
Edison. The day Of drudgery for the
housewife and her servants Is pass
Ing, and with drudgery viii pass the
servant problem. Electric machinery
IL working the transformation and
the progress Is In the direction Of
sanitation. health and comfort. The
housewife is coming into her own
slowly but surely. Who knows, that
annual horror, the spring cleaning,
may yet become an anaclronism.
Mrs. Clint Leverich MAS agree.
ably surprised Monday evening, II he.
Ing her birthday. by the coming In
Of u good sized bunch of lady neigh
bors, who spent the evening with her,
and served lunch, They also brought
her a handsome set Of dinner plates,
~ token Of their high esteem for
her, and the evening was enjoyed
most heartily by all who who were
40 fortunate as to he there. They all
expressed their regret that they
would soon lose her and husband as
neighbors, but glad tn know they
did not intend to go so very far away.
The Sherwood so-called 'dollar.a.
day" pension bill rejected by the SEN
ate committee on pensions and an.
other measure which would involve
an annual expenditure of s22 ,OUI, 100,
proposed as a substitute 10y Senator
Smoot, Of Utah, was adopted. SEN
ators Brown, Of Nebraska, and Curtis.
Of Kansas, gave notice that In the
senate they would press the Slierwo God
Till AS a substitute for the Smoot bill.
The business men of Craig have
organized commercial club, and Sc.
lected +. X. Allen as president, and
w. y. Crews as Its secretary. Craig
Is showing especial activity In bust
ness aud building lines, and no doubt
the commercial club will be an add.
tionsl factor to help push along the
good work.
M. Il. Martins elegant new home
In the western addition Is nearing
completion, and In the course Of .
few weeks he and family will he Eat
home" to friends ie OF the incest
homes In Oregon.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

We greatly enjoyed q visit from
our old.time friend, A. W. vaRC amp,
one day last week. who had come
down for business with our count y
court. looking to the consolidation Of
the Exodus and Burr Oak road dis
tricis. Though nov nearing his 18th
mile post, he seems remarkably act.
I've. and for 5, OF those "a years he
has been a resident Of our county EN-
joying the esteem and high regard Of
his fellowmen.
A change In the burlington time
card taking effect Sunday last will
prove Of great convenience to the PEG.
pie Of Fortescuc and that section.
Train No. u from Denver, due IN 81.
Joseph at 9:.n a. m , and train No. -,
leaving 81. Joseph at s:+5 p. M, will
now stop AT Fortescue, thus enabling
the people Of that part Of the county
to 20 to 81, Joseph and return the
same day,
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l'ha' mas one "a! last Week. pnt o"-
my 10 ''ia' 'ouh'ys po''cy oi MANI
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A state Roosevelt club was or.
eah'"eo ~ 'enerNoh wy iuesoay OF
last week. anu Jesse A. Io''er'oh was
CHOSEN president committees were
ha'hea Tor eaeI congressional dis
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Grim Reaper's Work.
iit)LTZ.

Mrs. Kate q. Holtz. a widow Of the
civil war, and resident Of our little
city for forty years. ansv r'c tha, II.
nal summons that sop1 or later
must TIE answered 10y ca,i and every
one, At her home ia this city, SUNDAY
last. Feb. IL. l9I2, after an illness ct Il
few Weeks.
Wnic Mrs. iiOiz had urcn a very
sick Woman, her CONDITION vas not
thought 10 he alarming. bu, the heart
action Unexpectedly brcame impaired.
and size soon sank away 10 take thai
sleep that knows no Weakening.
She became lie wife when the war
clouds were thick and heavy, and the
bugle call and drums roll we're cilI.
| ing the brave men Ia def,n' the un
ION. and the bride of Only a short
lin. gave her companion up. that hr
might answer his rountry's call. II
was on May II. ISL. that she became
the wife OF Dr. Christopher II. IIoitI.
Of the 1Jd Ohio Inl.. Who survived
the exposures and dangers of the
army lif" and field and 'ird IN Kim
bolton, -, April, lSGi. leaving TIE
widow with four children, Two uI
whom nov survive the mother.
with u stout heart and firm deter.
nina, ion. encouraged 10y mother luSc.
size mt every obstacle and ohiiui'r.
and raised THESE children to full man.
hood i "umauhrud
Sl" was native of harsiurd gov ..
| IS. indiluh, and Na~ q o,pG,'..
the Rev Iranri, and G,.u.. =
ham, Nhu for man! yea. u.. .
prominent minister &. tine NJ. ..
church.
The deceased came t, r.,- 70 ..lI
her parents IN tie spirit ,"
whcir she i,a- lived. to lee greatly Doe.
loved 10y a large Circle ~ iriruis. IT,
hcr earlier HE slr Wa active 90 i4,
literary and soriai circles Of our city.
and was woman or more than uuli.
nary business pualitica ions aud
served our people most accept ali, -,
post master from 1871 Ia lSSl amt
from lssj to ls>g. and while Scr,iu y
a. postmaster. having learned trlr.
graphy, She opened telegraph Office
here. the iirs, In our city.
She vas IN every way u strong,
forceful character Of our little com.
muniiy. and will be kccnly missed by
a large circle Of friends. who loved
her most dearly.
She II survived by two children,
Grant. Of Kansas City, and Mrs. Min
ME Moore, Of this city, and four
grandchildren: four brothers, George
and Joseph Graham, Of Kansas CITY;
W. a., Of st. Joseph, and Frank, Of
Oregon.
Many beautiful floral tributes came
from relatives and friends, bearing
their silent messages Of love and es-
teen.
The funeral services we're conduct.
ed from the home Of the deceased on
Monday. 18th inst, by her pastor,
Rev. T. u. Roberts, OF the Presby.
terrain church, assisted by Rev. l.. q.
Powell, Of the N. Il. church, the N.
T.. church choir furnishing the music.
The body WAS laid to rest In Maple
Grove cemetery beside her mother,
who died August 10, 1889.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
LAUGlII.IN.

James Birney Laughlin, the vener.
able father Of Mrs. Joseph Murray,
died at the home Of his daughter on
Monday last, Feb. ~, 1912, aged u
years. Brief services were held at
the Murray home, Tuesday, 18th inst,
at 3 p. M, and the body taken to Col
lege Springs. Ia, where funeral serv-
Ices were conducted from the United
Presbyterian church on the following
day,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Administrators Notice.

Notice l. hereby given. that Letters 81 Ad-
min!stratiOn on the estate ~ John W. Fan
cher. deceased. were granted TO the under
signed, ON the 18th day II January. igi., by
the Probate Court ~ Holt County. Missouri.
A. pcrson a, having claim, against sl said ss-
lownncc to the Administrator within six
months after the date ~ said letters. ar they
may be- prerludcd fro any benefit ~ said
estate; and " such claims h. moi exhibited
within onc year from the date 81 this publi-
cation they shall he forever barred.
This 18th day ~ January: iai:
j. v. TAYLOR.
Administrator,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
H. @. BENTON
OREGON, MO.
Card of Thanks.

We wish 10 express our heartfelt
thanks for ~" -ympa,h yand kindness
down H. during the illness and death
OF our dear moi her. Jane WEIGH. Al.
80 for the beautiful iloral offerings.
MR. and MRs. BEN HAYES.
Nix. aud MRs. :. HAYES.
Nix. and MIS-. WELTON,
MR. and Mis-. j. MCFADEfS,
MIR. and Mis-. q. CRirrENDOS,
MEssRs. CALLA, JIM and FRANK
WELrON.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

--Dr. II. T.. Nelson. Occulist. Prac.
tice limited TO diseases Of the Eye.
Special attention and treatmen, CIV.
en- to cases Of GRADUATED Lids. Con.
sultation. Office or mail, free. Address
II. y. NELSON, N. d.,
1902 Francis ST.,
81. Joseph. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

Sleighbells are again heard as we
had heavy snowfall commencing
during the night Monday and con.
tinuing until Tuesday noon, when
. Inches Of snow had fallen. II was a
nice, ladylike snowstorm, unaccom-
panied with fuss or buster, and con.
tains much moistre. II will be Of
much benefit to the soil.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
p. E. o. Program.

February 10, 1912. IIostess-Mrs, e.
r.. Mum.
First Magazine Article-Mrs. Minnie
Moore.
Second Magazine Article-Mrs. NJ. r.
. Martin.
Rcading-Mrs. Babb's Letter-Mrs.
s. +. O'Falion.
Duet-Mrs. Proud, Mrs. Kunkcl.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

Those from abroad attending the
funeral were her son Grant and
daughter Justin and son Lee; George
Graham and wife, and niece, Mrs.
Acklin Elliott, OF Kansas City; W. A.
Graham, wife and daughter Louise.
and Miss julie Moore, Of 81. Joseph;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swan, Of Council
Bluffs, a..
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
For Sale.

] have three coming 2.year.0ld mare
mules and one coming year.old horse
mule for sale. JOHN MARKT,
Farmers Phone. Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

Single Comb Rhode Island Red
BOOSTERS for sale Phone.
Mrs. GEO. VAN GU! :, Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Property for Sale!


OF
branch usually Plenty
IL Il road eadlg into the city Price $1,000.
and southeast Mound
splendid
cherry plum fenced
fields mostly Tights
hi, farm that will sell 1t.
Il o
Goo" lous and bari. and OTHER oubuilines: located about four
miles northwest and about
Forest CITY This farm las plenty fruit and good home
Price +l,a
Of
school building: cling
1906 smoke and chicken
cistcrns. Price, 800
SO. Oregon
good
bcklerrics.
will buy il.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
City Property.

Has dwelling Of besides
lot being suitable ht,ng Located !
blocks west uf court house square. Price. $1,000.
dwelling Of closets
With
Dwelling inside NJ q
Barn and Chicken shed
Two y good location aud cheap a 500.
rlu>rts
Kitchen chicken
Nad. \ Sl.ip.
prepared I" max" loan farm at annual
Will! commission. Idle
Nl for good security and good interest
business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
Lorraine MATHEWS TO
CO on TRIAL TODAY
S1RLM NTER WOMAN ARRESTED
N CANADA. Is NRGtD
WITH MURDER.

ST1LlWATER. okla. Dec &c
tSpccialJ Mrs Lorraine Matthews
has been eNtraditcd from Canada anu
viii be placed ON trial mere today
charged with being an accessory to
the murder Of her husband.
The prosecution charges that Mrs.
Matthews assisted a negro to murdO
her husband and placed the body in
stable under the heels Of some
mules.
Thee is great interest in the trial
here and many sensations are prom
,scd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27

"COMMITTEE."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27


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