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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-11-25
Lamar. Colorado Nov

Lamar. Colorado. Nov. L. 1914
Notice is hereby given that the an
muaI meeting of the stockholders OF
The Fort Bent Ditch Company will be.
held at the Commercial Club Rooms in
l., mar. Colorado. on "Wednesday De
c"mDer. 9Th, \. ID. 1914. at 10 O'Clock
y. NJ. Tor the election OF a Board OF
directors Tor the ensuing year and for
the transaction Of such other business
MS may legally come before IT,
by order Of the Board of Directors
G. c. GOODALE.
Secretary.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-11-25

In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel
Il. Cooper. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
1914, at the hour of ten o'clock \. NJ.
of said day. the same being one of the
regular days of the November Term of
the County Court of Prowers County
and State of Colorado; !. william W;
Cooper. Executor of the last VIII and
ed. will appear before the judge of
said Court. present my Anal settlement
as such Executor. pray the approval of
the same and will then ask to be dis
charged such Executor at which
time and place any person in interest
may appear and present objections to
the same II any there be,
WILLIAM w. COOPER.
Executor of the last will and testament
of Daniel f. Cooper. deceased.
First pub. Nov. Is. 1914.
Last pub. Dec. 16. 1914.
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NOTICE rOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

October IL. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Rebecca
7; Toler of Lamar. Colorado, Who on
November p. 1911. made Homestead
Section %. Township az s.. Range Is
W. 9Th Principal Meridian. has Med
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Register
and Receiver At Lamar, Colorado. on
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jesse u. Wright. Mira. Jesse M.
mar. Colorado: Mrs.. Mattie Dotson of
Nevada, Missouri. rt.aL ~
EUGENE n. WHITAKER.
Register.
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TRAIN SCHEDULE IN INFECT DEC.
It'll, 1913
Trains East Bound
No. 2-Eastern Express mo stop)
No. EAST Bound Limited iNo
No. s~K. C. and chicago Ex-
No. SIX. c. and Chicago EI-
No: lo-Atlantic Express .i3:i7 a 4.
No. 12-Missouri River Flyer ABS p
No. 56s-Local Passenger ..5:11 p. ]
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No. l-California Express ..l;11 A. n
No s.caiifornia Limited tNo
No. s @aolor.ido ana Ut:h =
No. 7GMs.ico and ciiiforni. -: !.
No sNcaiifoini; FAST Man - :
No. ,,M eaS siseDS yly:r 1874 1874 4 Is
No. ss7-Local Passenger .t:ss p. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-02


mas a um designio que sufraga contra
mi dignidad de ciudadano de un pals
libre de Alto FunciOnario de un Es-
tado Soberano
Y mucho menos todavia puedo Greer
que en eSe hecho, que es un movimien-
Ito legItimo de mi voluntad de hombre
libre Y de funcionario no subordinate
al Alin!steriO Americana vaya 4 encon-
trar asidero ell Departamento de Esta-
do de Washington para "tomar una
actitud apropiada a 10 que sea aconse-
liable per ell PresideAte de los Estados
(niIOS de America
Que actitud podria ser esa?
En- que forma podria ella mani
festarse? ? Contra qui6n? contra mi
Para Oblgarme que C6mo?..
| Lo que yo creo. senior Comandante
| rs que las declaraciones del Hon. Minis
| ro americana transparentan sus dispo
Isiciones personaleS; pero nunca las dis
lpOSicioneS del Hon. Presidente Wilson y
'e' non NiillS'ro Dryan' de eSos doS
hombreS buenos ilustres que han al
cd'|doo rePu'acloh hllhdlai, no SOLO
io' Su N"S'd Sdol''lild' slho por Stl coilS
Itante yocacion de justicia, por su per
It,.n.,,+, 1n,-oo;[n : Ioe 1onooLo., b,,,oo
lndhehte deNocloh d los defechos hllfna
lh2S y pof Su lhquebrantable consagra
lrloh a la caulSa Gle la llbeftad, que Tue lf
'auSa tfadlclohal de sus mayores que
lISera Sleinpre la catlSa eterna del noble
IIpneblo amerlcano.
1 ESQ eS 10 que yo creo con slhcendad
IlNf' olhahdahte y no podrla decldlrmt
Ia Greer otra coSa, SIN sentlr Immediate
mente una inmensa desolaci6n en- m
lIeSplrltu.
Il Para termlnar. ruegole escuchar y
i"s'''i.ir "i lioii N'liilS'ro Anlellcdho
IeS'"S oecidr'oloileS lilidS
i llace va cerca Gle un ano, al tempo
Gle nvenlr el Hon. General Bordas Val
Odez la Presidencia interina de la Re
Ip1bllca. y a pesar de que es de todo el
mundo conocido ell hecho de que noso-
tros hemos estado adscritos en- flas poll
ticas opuestas, yo AGATE su election, y lie
Servir ! su Goh;erno era serv;r Ia can.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-02

lign6 haccrme en Puerto Plata, tuve,
.a Ia portunidad de contestarle YER
baImcmtc prop0sito del requerimien-
to unc me comunica cl Ministro Sulh-I
van. ne obStante ESQ, Y obSequ'&ndo ell
4 ,ro dc listed. tan amablemente eXI
i,rcsaio. tengo el honor de dedlcarlel
.~.a> lncaS. IN las que ratltico since
l-mcntr mis- anteriores declaracioneS.
Lo prlmero que Sc me ocurre, a pro
fa>lip ucl cOnmInatorio requerlmlento|
lle me- trasmite Il Mmistro Sullivan,
, quc. pcrtencciendo a tl la iniciativa
DuircNIStarsc conmlgo, SiendO eXclu-
Inertc suyO el deSeo de dlscutlr
mgc materias importanteS, es el,
Honorable Minlstro Sullivan,
.yn loca salNar la diStancia que nos
para. para depararme la grata opor-
.ldad dc discutu con tl cualeSquiera
.curs lmportantcs que a mi me sea
.Dle abordar; oportunidad que 20
roNc~haria con el mayor placer para
,.monlarlc cNqulsltamente Ia alta
u>id raci0n personal que me inspira
nobi, Rcprtscntante dc la Gran Ma
lon Americana del Norte.
$40 a >c me- ocurre desputs, a PROPOSE
lci conmlnatOrlo requerlml"nto del
.4on. 1Inistro Sullivan, IS que 70 nc
.odria .Ialnds trasladarmc la ciudad
>auto Domingo, bajo salvo conduc
l. quo nae ascgurara cl Mnistro Sulli
.an. por que este Valdria tanto come
.nI,rir an cruel injusto agrayio a
/ Honor ,plc Presldentc Bordas Naldes
1 iurno >rrla. y 20 So 10 rucgo encareci
Il lamcn,c. que usted dijeSc al MmistrC
II sullivan. que yo estoy en- la mas per
2 .ec'a ntellgcncla amistosa con el Hon
1 re,ldenle Bordas Naldts; y que auI
lando csto no fucSe aSi, yo me atreye
i solo contiadamente, encon
roimc con 81 Hon Prcsidente Bordas
n aide, en cualquier parte y cual
lmrr bora, al amparo eXcluSiyamentt
le >u provcrbial hidaIguia de su co
locida hombrla de bien
Lo que Sc me ocurre, por llltimo, Sc
ior Copandante, eS decir usted 10 81
suient, yo SOY ciudadano de un pals
ipre. n Alto Funcionario de ur Esta-
10 Soberano. Yo no cstoy subordina-
io en- manera alguna a ningun funcio-
lario eXiranjero; y por 10 tanto no me
lento nl oblIgado III dispuesto aca-
ar 0rGen alguna que emane de min
mno g. ellos. cualquiera que sea eI
\ -stado que representen. 81 yo hubiese
nldo el deSeO q la necesidad de dis
uiir cualesquiera materias importan-
es coh el Honorable Ministro Ameri-
anO, yC no habria Sido capaz de tras-
omar las mas elementaes formulas de
q eortesia, no va ordenando, pero nj
,iquiera suplicando. al Honorable Mi
Inistro. que viniese i VERNE. Atento vo
sus prerrogativas de cabalero de
Alto knncionario. yo me habria i'm
'puesto la molestia de buscarle respe-
tuosame nte habria interesado su bene
yolencia para 0btener el favor de su
honradr atenci6n
Siendo este asi. como es. yo no pue
do eorlprender que el Departamento
de Esiado de Washington considere
como nn acto no amigable el hecho del
que 20 no me haya plegado, Y de queI
ne sienfa dispuesto 4 no plegarme ja-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-02
Comidas IEspanolas

n. --s4AlM
Desde el dia primero de Abril queda-
ra inaugurado. en- los altos de la casa
numero Is de la Gale de la Fortaleza
IN buen servicio de comida la espaiio
la, q precios econ6micos.
Todo muy sano y muy limpio.
Sc admiten abonados.
-{x)---
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORI0S
En- el BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
rsqainas, Fortaleza Y San Jose,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-02

tan motive de la information que
ran frlaria al ma, imirnio reK"lueio-
naus .n a Rrlnhliea D"miuieana iii
ns.., asIsny.f. eryrmo> "por'un" puhli-
1850 sfns doeumeutnss
I'u no Plata X -
Mario T.. de 1914
SENIOR Ezra D.-,iderio Aria>.
Puerto Plate.
~nDrs
a.. mrluya pafa >l inlormacion. eco
i.a de uma eara del Nhmstro Nulll
tan "a oHrial 'amandenfr del 4. =. :
PETRi.i. frrAala ga ~antn Domingo
Marna dr 1911.
pa rr-pH,>ia q .-fa earia "s r"qne
r.Aa
kr.p'f losau"ni".
flruado Is B liiEREk
,omandam. a. = NAVY
tsmruisn' del a. :
IS WHEELING
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-02
GENERAL DEsIDERIo ARIAs.
Deleead0 del Gobierno
Ia Las Pr0vineias del Cibao.

santiago. ~ de Marc de 1914.
sshar dos - Vs. lsierer.
gsnandanis = Navy.
cemsndanie d. 4. s s Meelling.
Sauio Domingo.
<enor Comandanie
IL rselhldo sn earia. feehada en
pveys, Plata "A ~ del mes pue disen-
vre r.nia eon "a .nai nae ineiuFo listed
un. espia A. d qae. ~ feeha de este
..,.no nes H. dirlii6 4 Senior James ~.
Sal,i.an. Nlnisiro Americana, a 'api-
AN Graham. del e. : : Petrol.
Rn occasion u Il sislia que listed Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-02

Iegaci6n de los Rstados Unidos de
America


flarho g. l9l4
-nfp bamlng. L. u.
Captain Graham
U susn hupur p,tr-l
senior
T,nga 4 hanor dr informal a I'd
qar. h. .ld" insirlido para cenferen
riar run ia -oncerniemie la sondnc.
r.6u por % l'ErREl. de De comision
Ir g"Hrruo Provisional iu -io PA
fs. ron ri propo.fo dr haeer possible
ua arrelo paeiiieo ron rl General
Arla, leniendo rn meute eti'ar ANA
rssllei6n.
E.is, r.ido para pedirlr We Nea
Ant. ga persona So 81 1obirrno 3
Aua. llla.eu ,n leear q un acuerdo-
dr p.-l.r ARIA, que Fi,iie Ia 'apl-
lal sa.te roud4rfo que to le asegurare
a.l t.Hrfuo Domiuieano -on j propo-
.ifa~ II. dlseuf.r maierias impCrianies
eenmiga 80 Arlas r.Husa,e yemr q Ia
Capital. ienso Instructions dc reqae-
rir ds t8 qur e lmlormr que el Depar-
famefrs de Estaao eonsiderarl su ne-
gffita como 800 ario no amigablr. y
aae. .n eans.eHencla. j Deparlamento
fsnarl ana aeiiiud apropiada i lo que
..s a .iaIs.r por el l'residcnie de los
FefaAn. Z uliDs dr America
Tenss q honor a ser. >enor,
su oA.Iliruie >ertidor.
F,rmads JAMES n. SULLIVAN,
MtmfMfro Americana
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-23
WILL Do HONOR
TO LEE AND Poe
GLYNN ACADEMY TO HOLD JOINT
EXERCISES IN HONOR
OF BOTH.

An interesting literary meeting OF
the Newton Lluerarv society will be
held at the Giynn academy auditorium
this afternoon the l O'Clock, when an
attractive literary program will be
.1esented in commemoration of the
birth of those two illustrious South
erners, Robert E. Lee and Edgar AL
len Pee Their common birthday b.
ing Jan. 10.
Immediately preceding the rendition
OF this program an election will be
ned tc fill the office Cf president.
which was vacated some time past ~
Paul Warwick, who has withdraw.
from the academy. After this election
the ona elected will preside ever the
literary session
TIE work performed by the two
literary societies Of the academy IS
a very valuable adjunct to it Their
literary sessions are held twice
a month Oh alternate two weeks. The
public at large, especially the alumr,,
have been cordially invited - atte4d
these meetings in order to encourage
the Students in their work
The program to ba presented is as
follows:
Piano solo, Miss Agr es Hardy; The
Sword Of Lee" Miss Clarice Asbel.
Robert E. Lee, Gentleman" Roland
Griffin; instrumental solo, Louis Az
tau; Readings from Poe" Miss ANA
Mae Johnson; Biography of Lee,
MISS Susie TAFT; piano sole, Miss
Thelma Burgay; Biography of Poe,
Miss Anna Kate Ward.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-23
CROWDS WITNESS
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
MAN KILLS DIVORCED WIFE AND
SELF IN CROWDED DIN
ING ROs0M.

Honolulu, Jan. 22-While cners in
the Seaside hotel looked on last nigh,
man known by the name Of Wool,
ward, who arrived yesterday from
San Francisco, shot and killed his fo~
mer wife and then committed suicide
The woman had married C. A. Stev'-
art, of San Francisco, last Saturday
She came recently iron California
and was married under the name "
Margaret Phypers. Immediately after
the ceremony Stewart left Tor Hilo
Mrs. Stewart remained at the Sea-
side hotel where she had been staying
After she had taken a seat in the din
ing rccm Woodward whose right nam
is believed to be A. W. Wagner, enter.
ed. He walked up to Mrs. stewart :;
table, and after a few words had pass
ed between them he drew pistol
and began firing. Both died almost it,
stantly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-23
EVERY CITIZEN
SHOULD ATTEND
ANNUAL NETTING OF THE BOARD
OF TRADE NEXT
TUESDAY.

The danger which contrunts tn ,
Eoard Cf trade is tnat the membe -
will begin to think that the officers
and the beard of directors ere abIa
to run things without aid rom the
individual members said L. II. Hay.n
last night, discussing the annual meet
ing of that body. Each memter and
not only each member, but each citi-
zen CT the city. should himself feel
the responsibility which rests upo 1
him for the support of the urganiza-
ton Every member of the board
of trade, and every citizen of Bruins
wick is being urged to attend the AL
nual meeting which is to be held on
Tuesday night at the city hall. 1t is
urged that the meeting is important
in every sense to the future welfa e
Of the trade board, and to tn /, growth
CT the city.
In addition to that fact the meeting
promises to be an interesting one.
The reports which will be presented
at that meeting VIII be interesting,
and several matters of the utmost i'm.
rortance will be brought before the
body.
AS previously announced thare will
lie given a smoker after the business
CT election of officers and rer derirug
of reports is disposed CT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-23
MRS. ZEISLER'S RECITAL
PLEASED LARGE AUDIENCE

One glance at the program which
was rendered by Mrs Zeisler last
night at the opera touse was enough
to give the critic a severe attack OF
mental indigestion when he learne /
that he was to criticize the rerfcrm
ance. And it was with feeling clio Sc
ly akin to panic that he gought the
Classical Dictionary" and tried 20
find the difference between Grave
Doppio Movimento" and an I'm
promptu." And Just before the re-
cital it must be confessed that he ha |
a strong leaning toward the side Je
the prosecution.
But Mrs Zeisler's performance la ),
night was enough to reconsti iuct com
pletely the idea Of any one WHO thinr 8
that because music is 'highHcw" that
it must be taken much as y dose o.
because 1t viii dofyou goo J.
For withal the numbers reMdered las.
night were classical, each one Of the Z
was thoroughly and Corapletely EMO I.
able, even to one who makes no FRA
tentions to musical education.
have been told by persons VINO
heard the performance, and who were
thoroughly competent to judge, that
Mrs. Zeisler's technique was perfect.
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am perfectly willing to believe it.
Perhaps the two nest pleasing mum.
bers were Dvoraks Humorehkn an
the Rhapscdle, by List, although tn Z
Chcpin group was rendered extqui !.
itely. The program follows:
Minuett, e fiat major-Beethoyen
Chorus of Dancing Dervish Is (from
the Ruins OF Ath ans"- Beethoven.
Turkish March, from the Ruins OF
Athens"
Impromptu, Op. 142, No. 3-Schube I
'Hark, Hark, the Lark Transcribed
fer piano by LisZt-Schubert.
The Erl-King, transcribed for plan .
by List Schubert.
Sonato, Op. 81 -Crave-Dopp;o Moyi.
mento, Scherzo, Funeral March, Pres.
to Chopin.
A la Bien-a1mee mo. 2 from Papli-
Ions d'Amcur, Souvenirs Viernois, or.
So Schuett
Humoreske, OD. 101, No. 7-Dvorai
The Juggleress, No. 4 from Six Fan.
tasias, Op. 52-Mo8zkowskf.
Ldebestraum, Ncctrne, No 3, a
nat major-Liszt.
Rhapsodie, No. IL List.
A large audience thoroughly enjoy.
ed Mrs. Zeisler's recital last night.
W. l.. d.
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WILL URGE U. S. PENSIONS
FOR VETERANS OF SOUTH,
J. n. Shelnutt Appeals TO Mer-bers Of
Congress for Appropriat on.

An appeal for the support of seaa-
tCrs and representatives in 3ehalf Of
the bill introduced by Congressman
Edwards, Of Georgia, to give United
States pensions to Confederate veter-
ans or their widows has been addres T.
ed to members of congress by ]. II.
Shelnutt in his Official capacity as ad-
jutant general and chief of stafl of th,.
North Georgia brigade, United Con-
fedorate veterans.
Il beg you to push it to a successful
termination" he writes, in a mimeo-
graphed letter which has been distriD-
uted through the mails. 60 he mcst
effective ard quick ast way tc give to
US what we pray for -pensions!"
The Edwards bill was INTRODUCED "a
July last year.
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FIRST INHERITANCE TAX
PAID TO COMPTROLLER

Though the new inheritance tax la j.,
passed at the last session of the legis
lature has been in effect slnCs Jan.
the first return under its provisions
was received Cnly Wednesday morninq
by Comptroller General W. A Wright
In his mail there came a check from
Z. H. Echols, executor of the estate
of j. H. Echols, of Newton county
The amo unit was $6S25.
Under the law, benefciariec are al
lowed one year after the winding
o. an estate to make their returns
y 4 this is believed by Gen. Wrigt.r
TO be the reason why other ,egacies
have not been reported. Within a few
months he expects TO receive chec Ks
covering many b3qdests thar come
within the province of the act.
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GRAFT EVERYWHERE
SULTzER TEST|F|ES
SENATOR GORMAN MAY BE CALL
ED BEFORE JOHN DOE
INQUIRY.

New York, Jan. 22-Wm. Sulzei.s
story OF graft, graft, graft every
where" as sketohed by him at the
John Doe inquiry yesterday, assumed
the grand jury phase today Having
swcrn yesterday that U. S. Senator
.OGorman described Jas. K. Gaffney as
"Murphys chief bagman,' who tried
to held up my friend Stewart for
$lO0,000," the ex-governor was invite 1
to go over the charges in more detail
before the jury. Later it was thought
Senator O'Gorman might be called.
The Stewart mentioned is jas. Stew
art, a state highway contractor. Gaff-
ney is prominent politician, contrac-
tor and business associate of the lead
er CT Tammany. On the stand Sulzer
said Senator OGorman had said t.
him, Don't you know Gaffney is tn.
man that held up lay client, Jas. l..
Stewart for over 100000, ard coul /
have got away with it if Stewart h VI
not come to me and | went to Murphy
and read the riot act, telling him /
would not stand TO: that Kind OF poi
itics "
Sulzer reviewed his clash with Muir
ply, describing Murphy's allegc1
threats to wreck ais adminlsti alton If
Gaffney were not appointed state com
missioner of highways.
Senator O'Gorman today declined 60
comment on the testimony given by
ex-Gcv. Sulzer at the John Doe Ia
quiry.
The senator wishes to refrain from
making any statement at present, BE-
cause he may be called upon later %
appear in the proceedings" h:s secre-
tary said.
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GRAVE CHARGES
MADE YESTERDAY
ASKED BARNES yHAr IS THERE
in 1T Fer
ME?"
OTHER SENSATIONAL CHARGES
Witness Says the Judge Protected
Some of His Friends Who Were I'M
plicated in the Trial of the Greene.
Gaynor Case in Savannah.
OTHER SENSATIONAL CHARGES

Macon, Jan 22.-J. NJ Barnes, fer
mer U. S. marshal, testified today b y
fore the congressional committee, that
Judge Emory .Speer picked the jury in
me Greene-GaynCr case, and that the
jury as completed contained names
OF two fugitives from justice.
Mr. Barnes testihed that on one oc-
caslCn he had gone to Judge Speer +;
thank him for 6. liberal fee received ..s
custodian IN bankruptcy c, Sc. The
JurIst, he said, as the witness retire
nom the room, remarked slowly: "You
thank me very beautifully, but what
Is there in it for me-
He passed the matter off a, a joke,
he said, but for some time afterwards
Judge Speer treated HIM coldly. While
acting us marshal, Mr.. Barnes stated
he was instructed by Judge Speer to
summon only white men as Jurors.
Mr.. Barnes testified that nrior to
the hearing of the G1eene-Gaynor ca Sc
he was advised that the devil is to
ray that other poisons at Savanna
We're implicated in the crime for
which Greene and GaynCr were to be
tried and that Judge Speer desired
to protect them, as they We're hls per-
sonal friends. Later, he said, he was
instructed to bring the keys Of the
grand jury box to. the court loom.
Judge Speer and R. N. Talley, his Sc /
retary, were present in the room
L dent recall whether | put M
hand in the box, or whether Judge
Speer did, but package of 81 names
CT jurors was taken out" he testiiel.
After the names were removed, he
stated, Judge Speer asked MIN to look
over them and see of he was acquaint-
ed with any of them. One name
which he recognized was that of .
prominent Populist. He had told judge
Speer, he sa1d that this was mn
of intelligence.
we won't take him. Judge Spe,l
said, he stated.
Another name was that OF resi-
dent Of Valdosta, the home Of Mr.. Tai
ley. When the name was reached, he
said, Judge Speer and Mr.. Talley hal
held a long conver 5ation in low tones
The man was afterwards made fore
man cf thu jury. He charged that the
jury as competed contained TIE names
of two fugitives from justice.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-23
SOCIETY WOMAN IS
SEEKING DIVORCE
MRS. ROBERT GOELET ASKS ABSO.
Lutte DECREE From RtcH
HUSBAND.

New York, Jan. 22.-That paper i,
hled yesterday in Newport, r. /,
would show all that was to be said of
Mrs. Robert Goelets suit against her
husband, millionaire clubman, for Al
absolute divorce was the statement of
Samuel Untcrmeyer, her attorney.
New York friends have known of
dlferences between Mr.. and Mrs. Goa-
! let, it became known today While
they continued to occupy their Fif i
avenue home, friends say it was on;v
to keep up appearances of harmony
and there was no hope for rcconcilia-
ton.
On Tuesday last Mrs Goelet left fo,,
Iaytona, Fla. Mrs. Goelet is the daugl,
ter Of the late Henry Wheeler, a Phil
delphia banker Her mother is now
the wife of Chairman Kuhn, Of Phila-
delphia
Mr.. Goelet Is the son of the late Og-
den Goelet and is the owner of an es-
tate, principally in New York City, Of
mere than 35,000000 He is membe.
OF many clubs. His steam yacht Nahma
is one Of the most luxurious craft
afloat In 1908 he presented to his wifi =
half million dollar chateau ir France
at Sandicourt, outbidding Prince MI
rat for it. This was considered at the
time the finest country estate n
France barring that Of the Rothschilds
at Adamvilliere.
The Goelets were married ten years
ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-23
AVIATOR HAMILTON
DIES SUDDENLY
WELL KNOWN BIRD-MAN suc-
cUMBS TO INTERNAL
HslMORRHAGE.

New York, Jan. 22.--Chas. H. HAM
ilton, who gained tame as an aviator
Dy flying from New York TO Phiiade.-
pnia and return, died sadd 9nly today
at his home in this city His Wife was
aroused by Hamiltons groaning, ana
she summoned physician. But the a .k
ator was dead before the doctor reaei-,
cd the house. The cause OF death was
internal hemcrrha2a. Hamilton, who
was 20 years old, had been In poor
health fer more than two years, and
recently suffered nervous breakdown
Luring his career as an aviator he hal
many accidents. His collarbone waa
b. oxen twice, two r.Ds fractured, his
located and he suffered many oth,r
minor hurts. He began INST witt.
flights In dirigibe balloons, then took
up the aeroplane.
HamiltOn's career bristled with al
venture. His first flight was at the emo
OF the tail of a kite drawn by beat
ever the Hudson river here. IA few
years later he began dirigibie balloon
ascensicns and in 1909 made his firJt
acrorlane fight. He had toured japan
and China with his machine. IN Jaran
ne was received by the Mikado.
FOR two years Hamilton had worn
a silver plate in his head. 1t was III
serted after his skull was fractured
by fall