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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
CITY ATTORNEY LEWIS
RETURNS FROM COAST

city Attorney J. c. Lewis returned
from Los Angeles this morning, ac-
companied by Mrs. Lewis Mr. Lewis
went to Los Angeles for the purpose
of liling "a suit In the federal court 20
protect the city ot Albuquerque in
connection with the failure OF Glass
a Fischcr sewer contractors. to nul-
fil their contract in stWcr c"nstruc-
ton la Albuquerque. while in Los
Angeles, Mr. Lewis was taken seri-
ousiy ~. lie recovered sufficiently
however. to travel 10 Alhuquvrqu"
ana hopes 90 be- able to attrnd to hia
business affairs within a few days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
Thin4- noiue Tonight.
Apythins you like.



lMiuna irving, IN Lcsiic's)
With women throwing brlckhatE
nocause they want 10 vote.
ana slfloln too expensive
To pnt Il down your throat.
Vet siiil 90 tribulatlon
Ny soul viii never how.
while mother rocks the cradle.
And father guides the piow
Though corporations tumble.
And banks around a. fail.
Though militants are dghting.
And bluecoats so 40 Jail.
oid GLORY and the nation
Are snfc ana sound vow
While mother rocks the cradle.
And father guides the pillow
(VOiCE from the subscription
lisi--'Thank heaven that guy that
writes the weather dope has sense
enough 10 use the scissors once IN
while.fD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
IN CASH IS
COLLECTED FOR
THE ST. ANTHONY
ORPHANAGE
First List of Donations is
Made Public; Nov Planned
to Build Home That Will
Cost $4,000 or More.
THANKS EXTENDED FOR
GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION

A total of te.So2 In cash has neen
collected on the initial list of SUBJ
seripiions toward the construction o.
the S. Anthony ofphanage which IN
Go Dee built IN the near future on a
site a quarter Of mile north OF the
United States Indian school Ths
land for the orphanage, tract OF
fifty acres. donated hy the Jesuit
Fathers, IL valued az $4,000 plans
for the orphanage have been drawn
and bids will be asked within the neNs
few DAVIS FOR the construction Of the
foundation. The orphauage viii cost
$50. 0o0 or more. The subscriptions
contained In the first list published
today. were obtained by committee
composed of Mayor ID. X. r.. SELLERS
Rabbi Mendcl Siiier, Of Temple Al.
bert. Rev. 4. NJ. Mnndnlari. 3. j.; and
q. n. Marion. Early In February y
temporary orphanaHr was established
az i72t West Central avenue. with Sis
ter Generosa. Of In Tayette. Ind. an
charge.
The generous response To our APP
peals Tor aid indicates once again that
Albuquerque Is entitled to the repu-
tatlon Il enjoys as n city or warm
hearted and public spirited residcntp.
said Father Mnndalari of the solicit
ing committee to-day.
u is announced that thc work Of
raising money To finance the orphan
age win continue right along and the
people OF the. entire state are asked To
assist with donations. The orphan.
axe will De for the orphans Of NeW
Mexico, regardless of creed or color.
The first fist OF cash contributions
for the 81. Anthony's Home for Boys,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

local NEATHER report FOR
"a hours endihS "a : a. "a. May ~
Maximum teulAerature. Us de-
grues: minimun, N, s,saHe. 40;
az $ a. M. o. southwest winds.
ciear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
SPRINGER
TRANSFER
REAL LIVE ONES
The Weather

FORECAsT-- New Mpxico--To-
nisht fair; colder IN east portion.
frost In north portion; Thursday
fnir and cooler IN southeast pof
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

when yau want ice call up 57-5s--
diamond Ice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

Onion sets. red. yellow and white.
l5c pcr pound; by NATL add iGc prr
pound. o. W Zee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
MUST DRIVE OUT TURK
FROM EUROPE-WHEELER


CBl Loa~'d Wire 90 Evening Herald }
rHu Francisco. J1u a.. pr Ben
uwtu o. Nh,ricr. president ot tho
tui,prs.i, uI ,uulurui. aud 81 CLOSE
student ,. tWrup"Ho uuli,us, declared
m au uddr'H before lH. sam lruu-
pisyu Young N.u.s Cur.al'Hu gssuc.u-
tom that the rurE must bo driven
from Europe 900 amy cost
WAR the, sUN is hall.' said pr.
wheeler, "but thi. rar b. more right
cousncss than belt EtcrN man wants
TurAry driven backs f you can not
get arbitrator tu du 10. b. you can
not get lawyers go do u. then let ,he
sword be- drawn streaming blood red.
90 ia e struggle ~ q liberty glowing
people to free itself rom the incubus
ur Turkish domination. Ia essence
this war b. a. struggle Of the freedom
of the VIII 49, represented by Euro
pcnn peoples and the fatalism of tn
Orient.
Powers are Jealous as to who shall
come into control England oppose
tgussin. which n eager 90 have a
gateway into the Mediterranean. Ger
many. with its mighty engines ~ war
b. for peace and. with Austria. 81
holding things steady On the conii-
ncut"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

M,Nico. In which the writer tells some
inside history connected with tho
Mexican revolution. Hamilton was
born aud raised IN san Francisco. and
rs well known here. he ts a resident
OF uaXaca. Mexico, whore ho has
ehurg, uf the extensive mining and
agricultural Interests 81 his father
The following are few rArurptH
from his letter Go Jlavko.
Poor Felix Dinz WIS sold out nN
his associates. The secret history ut
hr capture few know. hut BE- Is dis
graceful General Bouruu and mo
naval commander hod aErecd 60 Join
him, bat MuderO gave Bcltrau 5000
600 and the naval man 500. and pt-
triutsW with them TOOK On % DrlehL
golden hue. Even lt thlt. under "a
nag of truce. IN, soldiers cheering
for Felix piaz. entered Vera cruz and
captured him. while hc was advancing
With arms outstr,Irhcd 90 greet them.
THE above rs true of an the gem
erals. who now De- nothing without th"
payment OF large Gums The situation
is unchanged and uu real blow has
been dealt On" bandits Bankruptcy
seems tu ho our uuN hope. whvroupun
The United states viii 20, forced to In
t,rt,ry. whether cor up. Wilson viii
soon maxi, tho MoNionus speak re-
sp,.tulI, ui us.
"iu yIrN ot ul th, politicians. ed
uors, students and ali N, rest MAX
ing such high -suununG patriotic re-
marks about what they viii do IN
ease Of American Intervention rivers
of blood, WH-uit.h stands, sacrifice
everything but honor this l1st word
sounds we'll with them h"Uausc they
have litil, ui II
The N,N.glu Herald came out with
q good ON, tho other day % read
Thousand. foo oppose Intervention.
mot 600, Goo prevent IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
$1,000 FOR VICTIMS
OF BORDER BULLETS AT
Ell PASO AND DOUGLAS

Washington. Jan &c. Following I.
tho test col the pIll introduced uA
Nj smith ct Arizona in tho luitoI
states senate ana referred tu the rom
mittrr un foreign relations, proposing
American .ltlzDus uu GA, border u'
El pasu aud Douglas AriZ.s
Bv 10 enacted Dos the senate and
house eft representative oi tho Unit
cd states OF America 900 congress os-
a,mhIrd. That there o. hereby uppru-
priatcd. out of ans money ~ the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
tir sum of tfi,ouU, Co be- paid 60 the
following named persons Boa the
amount specified go each for Injuries
sustained bN shots hrcd across the
American boundary lmr by soldiers
aud rcvuiutunists ON the Mexican side
Of the line la the year nineteen nun
drcd and eleven. to vii. Adulto Va
rcla. of IN puSo. Texas $4,000, VIZ
gipn Moorhcpd uf ~ ruHo, Texas
$4,000. Abundio soto, vt ~ pasu
Texas. $1,000. Edwin e. HvWon. oi
El Pasu, Texas. $1,000. Crhp GrithtnN
of ~ pasu. Texas $4,000, \. a.
chandler. ut ~ paso, Texas, $4,000
Emma Larson, eft Douglas, Arizu
$1,000. Elmer e. GROVE, 81 Douglas
Ariz., $1,000; Francis g. williams, OF
Douglas. Nriz. $4,000. John W
kcatc 81 Douglas, Aril,, $4,000. Joe
scph ". Harrington. of Douslas, Ariz.
tla.uup. William a. white, 81 Doug
Hs, Ariy. $1,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

Denver Jan. g1...pn The evening oi
her departure Tor London where she
was going 10 take possession of 4
100000 estate hcqucnihed her by "a
relative and, Incidentally To io.n Err
nest Lister Va london whom she in
tended to marry upon her arrival IA
England MiHe Dorothy llick5 Was
stricken with appendicitis. Her CON
dltion IN so serious mat surgeons say
the results ct AN operation are 10 be
feared. Miss liicks has been q uur-,
az ~. Lukc's hospital in this city lur
several months
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

expressed the fear that the warming
lheus' Ives ma, add 90 tho risks uud
dangers IN mines vhor" gases syuoi.
ate in dangerous quantities
Investigations hove been going On
Tor two years, he said 1s Co the lu-
iU"ncr "i weather conditions and ,a-
prcially atmosphere pressure us i'm
dicuiod Cog IA" barometer. upon tho
amount or gas iu coal mincs. bat the
results obtu.ucd Co date have not b,.u
conclusive
As to the value 90 warnings" pr
Holmes declared. chat viii depend
ON the way iu which they are used o.
as he hopes. they serve 20 make min
crs and mine operators more careful
when warming are issued ana not tess
careful at other times. they may du
good.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
The Markets
WALL STREET.


ny LsRaea Wire So EsTsinE HeFaidl ]
Sew Notk Jan 1.-THE hcsitating
ton, Of the Amer sDns I'm the London
market helped Co restrict speculation
here and at IN, opening lower prices
OF Americans abroad were t,G,.I"d
So some hc8,incss ampn- tho iut,tn1-
u"ulI stocks TN, market batter u,'r-
,uu, this iuHuouc, and advanced, but
the movement was so slight that 'ttd-
co. found 10 rather NOR, pruNtIhl. %.
cell ON rallies business was iur' nvr
held in check uN uuDyrtilBt, vN.. r,r
ih, supreme court would hand J,Nu
TODAY IiH decision Boa GA. MiUu uiI
IJtD ,tsy BONDS were rasi,r
The street waited longer than USUAL
fog news from Washington wu uo
important decisions would Dee made
to-day aud sold stocks loo .h, mean
Time Prices. however were NOT Jt-
icrtcd greatly. speculation being too
uul't Go CANS, any uocid,d H.ry.-
m'nt
Tho undcrtonc gryv heavier aud
there was concentrated pr "sHro
against Union Ptriu,, which lu, D.
point G',,-siou= iu other luad' o.
AVERAGED about D. point
Ths market closed steady TunE..r
.lu'ts advanced iu striking fashion
and there Was Increased activity and
strength lu Can, which ros" points.
Railroad shares scarcely moved. nut
.hrir tome ava" better
Nmulgtmntcd. 3.i
-usH. Co., l-i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
knn.n. rIh Lkr,lnrL

Kansas cts, Jan g. -tHttlc ne
,rrr 10000, including looo south
rrue market steady TO 100 higher;
native steers. as.OO1 $50. southern
steers. y5.11mT.4U, southern COWS and
heifcrs. &3.ioMG..a3 native COWS aud
hcifcrs t3.f5m 5.,n; stockcrs ana
trrdcr- t5.faH $50. bulls, $1,000
$50. calves. &G.sUm lu.ga. western
steers. $4,000 500. western COWS,
S3.s5HG.I5.
Hogs Receipts 5000, market
steady. bulk. S7g5u 90. heavy.
S1.2iu I.4a. packers ana nUtchcrs,
St30HT.lu Upht, t5aOH 1888. pigs,
XG."5m 100
sheep Receipts 10000. market
u,tdy, muttons, StiOd GOO, colo
RADIO nults. tN2uHNNa. ungy Voth-
crs and yearlings t5.00m 100. uugo
ewes S3.S0n $40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
WEATHER BUREAU WILL
GIVE MINE WARNINGS


Washington. Jan. "a, The Unitcd
states weather hurvuu Is MOTIFS Ing th'
mine owners ut the country that ID
they dssir, a win inform them when
atmospheric conditions make cNplo-
siuus likely tu occur and when eNtr,
precautions should he taken Ina Us
circular, the weather bureau declares
than when there Is q marked lUil Ia
atmospheric pressure. the chances ot
mime explosions are greatly incr'ns'
ed. ~ Joseph \. ilnlmea. dir'oip
ct the United states bureau OF minos,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

New York, Jan - FROM appear
unces a. the hig hotels today th
strike of the Vaiteu s OFT Many
at the torn.r ymplayts reported fot
work this morning ana som" vrr
given th No. odd p'Urrs. MANY how
ever. found their pinr's iilled Thu.'
who returned to work today agreed
60 accept partial concessions offered
by employers 4 lew of the strikers
are holding out. sud come 81 tho
smaller huteis nr" surrounded N
pickets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
THE HERALDWAN ADS
LIrlES--3 TTNIES--3 DIMES: RESULTS!
MoNFT 10 loan.

MONEY TO LOAN.
on furniture, pianOa orfanA hofsce,
wagons and other ehattsfsi aisO on
salaries ana warehouse receipts: a.
low rs $1,000 ana a. nigh a. $4,000.
Leans are quickly maze ana strictly
private. Timo--one NORTH TO one
year given. Goods 10 remain In your
possession. Our rates are reasonable
Call and zee W before borrowing
steamship tickets TO and from all
parts OF tha Worio.
PRIVATE FFICES--Open Evening"
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co..
Rooms and =, C3r0ng BnlldinA
aO3 \ West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
NInl,rA NInrkci.

Ncv YORK. Jan &C. Nour, on
r,ll steady gi- no" pcr cent ruins
rate. 81, per cent cIrng uid 2h
pDr cent. offered ct per cent
Time loans steady sixty DAYS %
per cent ninety DAVIS. tnnt pei
cent six months tnI'. per cent
Close. Prim, mercantile paper. az
70 . per cent.
Commercial bills tfN3.
l'ir silver gu.
Mexican dollars. see
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
CALIFORNIAN SAYS
GENERAL FELIX DIAZ
WAS TREACHERY VICTIM

san Francisco, Cal, Jan. 4i-- D. l..
clarke, assistant secretary eft the say.
ngs Union Bank ana Trust COMPANY
Of san Francisco has received letter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
FOR SALE.

SIX room brick modern. Nurth
Second street
Six room brick. modern. West II
ieras.
five room frame. 32s North Third
street
Twenty four lots on East Central
and copper avenues.
five room frame. modern. West Ii.
ieras avenue.
Fivo room frame. Nurth walter
For Sal,--Twu residence lots, West
Tijoras
p. +. MCCanna
Ground I1oor. State Natl Bank nldg.
phone Bt3.
My Representative WI Call.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
Santa Fe Copper,

,Quoatiuu furnished los Logan n
Bryan, BOARD OF Trade. Chicago
Santa l'r copper. Open 40,
Dlo.,. a-N, sales, 295.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

Sew york. Jan COTTON spot
closed steady mlddIlng uplauds tit.-
ua mtddlug guilt $3.50, H'rs. $500
bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
FOR SALE

Denrable business property. Inn
proved and unlmprovcd.
S23GO-5-rOom cement block. mod
ern. corner In Highlands. on car
line.
f1S00--G-rOom double frame. bath.
electric lights. furnished: corner lot
near shops. rents for sgo per month;
$500 cash. balance = per cent
sg.ste--s-rovm. 9-story frame dwell
ling, BATH. electric lights. corner lot:
eth ward on car line.
ti206--gis acics Of good land.
under cultivation; 3-roon, adohe, barn.
corral.
S2fOc--3is acres OF lard. well built
G-room house, lurgC barn close Ia On
NOrir Fourth street.
t2,0O0--5-room frame modern; ~
fo9t lott fourth ward. near car line;
5000 each. balance eauy paymsnt&
MONEY To '-nAN
yIaE uNhURAyOn
A. Fleisc her
tII ~ ~ FOC arB STREET
Next 90 Postouicc. Phone sgs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

2sc; fine mediums. Is0 .oc. fine. s.
n ttc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

81 Louis. Jan 20, Wool stead,
territory ami western mediums, - U
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

Lead steady Sl.u. sp,ltcr dull
So pu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
, NNN~NNNStNNNA%S


a u attractive bungalow nearly
new, 4 rooms. bath and tVo
porchos, we'll situated On corner
lut In an ward price 1880,
5000 cash. balance on monthly
payments of only $50 per month,
including principal aud interest
John N. Moore Realty co.. gil
W. cold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

chicago, Jan. g.. tHitl, Hc.clnt.
10000. market steady 60 shad, low
or. uc,,rs NG.uUV 800, Texas steers
SlGl 1ia.t.. western steers, yi,NnI
,.ia. stuck,rs ana feeders. t1..u
ago. COWS and hrifrrs, S..5Un 100
calves. s. uo6,lU.,a.
HOGS Receipts 90 900. market
quiet sc, lower. light S53oH,.Ta o..
miNcd. S1.3pu 1.1ai.. heavy. St.IGm
200. rough. k,llH $50. piss. So.
n1.ar bulk StI5m t-5.
sheep H,.vipts $1,000, market
slow. steady. Go shade down. natives
fl,an $50. Western. fi.,aHI d. 200.
Aynrlng-. t6.IUn 500. native lambs
t6.,au 300. western lJmus, 500 ~
q. Uu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
WANTED

WANTED--Url FOR general house
work Apply 9l5 South Edith.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-06-06
GREATEST TRAINER DEAD
Mike Murphy Had Been Practical
ly Dying For Fifteen Years.

Philadelphia, June 5.-Michael
Z. Murphy, famous as a developer
of athletes, died shortly after 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Death
was due to complication of dis
eases. Never robust man, Mike"
Murphy had been practically dying
for the past fifteen years About
eight years ago he was at deaths
door, but he pulled through and was
later able to render great service in
his chosen calling.
Murphy was born in Natick.
Mass, in 1860, and early in life be-
came prominent as trainer of
athletes. He had charge of the
American team at three Olympic
meet the last being the victorious
team of last year.
Many OF the best college athletes
In America have been developed by
Murphy. To his wonderful knowl-
edge of the conditioning of men was
due his selection as the trainer in
charge of three foreign invasions.
all OF which turned out successful.
Murphy became physical director
of Yale in 1887 and since then had
been considered the greatest coach
or track men and trainer of men in
other branches of sport that Amer
icd mas ever known. Later he came
to the University of Pennsylvania.
then went back to Yale, but return
ed here in 1905, and has been at the
University of Pennsylvania ever
since. Murphy was classed as the
dean of American trainers. He
never had a team finish worse than
third in the intercollegiate track
competition and for five wears
straight he won the championship
for Pennsylvania
Before he was "a years old he be-
came the trainer of John L. Sullivan
After one year with the great pugi-
list, Murphy conceive dhte idea of
finding man able to defeat Sulli-
van. He searched for a year
through the wilds of Canada and the
lumber camps of the great North
west, but he failed to find the man.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-06-06
ANNEX COLUMBIA SUBURBS
AS Result Of the Election Tuesday
the Population of the Capital
City VIII be Greatly Increased.

Columbia, June 4.-Columbia is
known as growing town. The
progress has been substantial and
healthy and it is not boom" that
has caused the remarkable growth.
Yesterday the citizens of the city
decided to annex four thriving su-
burbs which will bring CHE popula-
tion up to about 40,OUh The SUI
burbs annexed are Shandon, Waver-
ley, South Waverley and North Co
lumbia. Little opposition was ex-
against annexation.
AS a result of a comparatively
quiet election yesterday, the SUI
burbs of Shandon, Waverley, South
Waverley and North Columbia will
become portions of the city of CO.
lumbia. step has been taken
bringing about a unity that is preg-
nant with possibilities. In North
Columbia alone was there any an
preciable opposition to the annexa-
ton movement. Contested votes
numbering IL, five for annexation
and six against, were reported in
that suburb, but will not effect the
result. The total vote in that sec
ton was 30 for and 32 against.
coming into the city. A majority
NoCe was necessary.
This was the first and important
step toward greater Columbia"
The commissioners of election will
now report the results Of the cleo
ton to the city council, and if there
are no Irregularities, council and
the election commissioners will for
mally declare the suburban sections
parts of the municipality, and rec
ord this fact with the secretary of
state. These things will probably
be brought before council at it's
regular session next Tuesday morn
ing. Mayor Gibbes said last night
that he did not think that it would
be necessary TO call a special meet
ing FOR the matter. Council will
nave TO take steps to reward the
city, 1t is probable that a census
VIII be arranged for; and in due
time the new territory will be pro
vided with the facilities that are
now being enjoyed within the pres
ent city limits.
This annexation will place Co
lumbia's population in the 10000
column.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-06-06
TRIAL OF Leo NJ. FRANK
Case Will Probably be Heard Week
OF June 3Oth, Rather Than Earlier
Date as Wes First Expected.

Atlanta Special to Augusta
Chronicle, June 5.-The trial of
Leo M. Frank for the murder of
Mary Phagan is now expected to
take place the week of June 3Oth.
instead of at an earlier date as was
at first expected.
III was admitted yesterday that
the solicitor generals Office has
evidence against Frank which has
not been given to the reporters.
solicitor Hugh Dorsey has had pre-
pared big pen and ink diagram
showing sections of the pencil fac
tory where the murder occurred
and on this diagram is outlined the
states theory of the crime.
In Franks office, as pictured on
this diagram. there is one thing that
mas the newspaper men puzzled. 1t
is a picture of little shelf, and un-
der 1T Is traced the inscription. i'm
Mr. Dorseys writing:
Shelf where notes were found"
Now, the only notes that the
newspapers and the public know
anything about are the notes sup-
posed to have been written by Con
ley at Franks dictation-and these
notes were found beside the body of
the murdered girl. The notes re-
ferred to in the diagram must be.
therefore, other notes in the pos
session of the solicitor, but not made
public.
= The state is preparing to combat
the much-talked of efforts to prove
an al1bi for Frank. They say that
such a line of defense was cooked
up as last resort, and they be-
lieve they can prove beyond cues
wh
cure conviction or not, that Frank
certainly was in the pencil factory
at 1880 O'Clock on the day of the
murder
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-06-06
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Fatal Sunday Fight at Barnwen
County School House.

Barnwell Special to Augusta
Chronicle, June 5.-In a fight at
Big Fork school house, in this coun-
ty, Sunday afternoon. Horace
Moody received a wound that re-
suited in his death at a Columbia
hospital Tuesday night
Details of the tragedy are meager
but from what can be learned Perry
sanders and young Moody got into
dispute about fight between San
ders' brother and others. Words
led TO blows and when the two men
cllnched Sanders drew a pistol and
hred, 1T is alleged, the bullet enter
ing Moody's abdomen from the left
side. Sanders claims that Moody
tried to cut him with a knife before
he shot. Moody was carried to Co
lumbia Monday morning and an op-
Grafton performed, but there was
little hope of his recovery from the
first.
Perry Sanders, Rufus Sanders and
Joe Lee were arrested Monday and
lodged in jail here. Tuesday morn
ing, Rufus Sanders and Lee were
given preliminary hearing before
Magistrate Bost, of Kline, and as
there was no evidence tending to
show that they were implicated in
the shooting, they were discharged
tions Is assured, Virginia being
is a son of Charlie Sanders and was
himself shot several months ago.