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Date 1912-05-22

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Page 4 -RICHESON PAID DEATH Yesterday in an Out wardly Calm Manner. SMOKED CIGAR AS PENALTY FOR MURDER before, the handsome and eloquent MEDICINE HAT DAILY NEWS. veated the fact that she had taken a dose of po.son and the conclusion was drawn that she had done so In the in- nocent belief that It would remedy a son. Every important act of his life from the date of his birth at Rose Hill Va., 85 years ago, until bis advent in Cambridge Was gone into. it was condition that later would be a cause found that h went to school early at jof great embarrassment. Amberst Courthouse, Va., bigh school, . -Oe --that-dey- invitations nad On. the dax following the... girl's then. went-te-Gerrotiten;:-Mo;: to-work Cherie Wi ent to ire oan eee Isr Teen cc eiaaz GoatnUOR HUM Rlcnason prcasned tar'al Bribe cea aucea a ieee) Sexes which was to unite Rev. Mr. Rich- What was to be his last sermon in the /emy. Three years Inter he went to leson and Miss Fdmands. Cambridge church, and jn his prayer Liberty, Mo. and entered Willis As pastor of a small church in the Feferred briefly to the death of a neat Jewell College to study for the min- Cape Cod town of Hyannis two years ftiend, That afternoon dining with alistry, While a student he supplied tjmember of his parish in Somerville, pulpits in Kansas City, Mo.; Satwarts- ville, Mise; El Paso, Tex.; Louisville, HE AWAITED TIME minister, tnen attracted to Avis Linnell, who was an much thme on a couch Said-That-he-was Prepared ear eee pretty-girt of-t?-years- mental misery. He explained that-he. +r fath- as overcome be the recent death of She lived with her parents, bh er, Edgar Linnell vr and builder. to Die Act of Minister Created Big Sensation Boston, May Clarence V. Richeson was electrocuted at 12 yesterday morning. The current was fr ding the State years old, had been he Was able to eat but Ittle and spent being a contract- Tt was her ambition to become a teacher and she was at- Normal School at) in apparent a dear friend. That night he went jto.th gt; home of Moses Grant Edmands in Brookline, father of the girl to whom he was to be married a week cr So later, and there remained in secul- Ky., and other places. Richeson's Ife had not been ai wi- disturbed one, it was learned; and many tales were related of his en- tanglements with young women, At Liberty, Mo. while at William Jewell College, he had been engaged to the daughter of a professor. The young The ground alleged s insanity due to abnormal traits, which according to the lawyers Would not constitute legal insanity, but have a unique character of their own warranting clemency, Richeson, on Ap: +tonfor-commnufat Governor Foss. It read I respectfully request that the sen- jtenco of death pronounced against me by the Superior Court for the County of Suffolk be commuted to imprison- ment for life, and I leave the present- ation of this request and the reasons Clarence VT. Richeson. Simultaneously with the presentat- fon of the petition, Counsel William A. Morse and Phillip R. Dunbar, of Boston, and John L. Lee, of Lynch- burg. Va., filed numerous depositions relating tq evidences of insanity on in support thereof with my counsel VIGOROL The Great French Tonic Builds up a Run-Down Sys- tem Men and women of Medicine Hat may now be Strong and Healthy Mr. Pingle has it and VIGOROL is the latest invention. A new lease of life is guaranteed to every man and woman who takes VIGOROL. The complexion is made clear; every blemish wilt be removed, the blood made pure, the never made TL st Wednesday, 28nd, 1912. LOST AND FOUND See ae LOSt Piain gold locket and chain. Finder please leave at News of- flee or phone 146, 26603 nS junday evening between Lussier s farm and Balmoral st. 8 large belt brooch with stone in cons ter with green leaves around it, Find- er please leave same at News office. 26503 Se FOR SALE SALE About 100 horses of a Well known brand. Nearly all young mares, Expected to arrive on Wednesday, Will be privately sold for cash, W. 8. Curry, American Ho- tel. 26506 FoR SALB Motor Cycle, : * ete in good 5 a turned on at 12.10.02 and the prison- Miss Linnell fotned Richeson s Meine Me arene tom) aaysipte women/lest oa meeps co baniah Ore Det of membora of tho Riches strong, asad every urgan will be plac Tunuing order. Owner leaving cha was declared totally dead at 12 17/church, was baptized by him, and be- 7 bis stare Rid Be) toishe Um at: eat sa Vireinia.:Wnd/ as (ope ed im a healthy condition. Rheuma- Country, Apply box 1285, News of. ern symor: came a member of the church choir. Scores of police and newspaper men jcoming to Hyannis believed she was/A0ls and tralis ef the prieuner tism Wil be autiroly driven out of fice. 265u3 rey eee aati GcIGS ws char ibe: eutiet Lnvisoge antes HOR Ii eies imyetard of (ha Gouin GAl os ka ule (wie) is thaimacnmens coual Obras Hees ene the motter a the system; that tired fesling res Se eee emus ee ka Seas ae a rasthente Linnell was displaying a diamond ring A I8 Linnell. It seemed apparent at developed tuberculosis, whieh jstill/der advisement but refused to make/moved; new amhition und eneray will JOR SALE Duck eggs, Pekin, set- peestesese was outwardly calm when he entered/and confided to her girl friends that *he outset that the belief in a suicide necessitates her r maining at Sait 2Uy recommendation that the death be yours. You will be able to com- Ming of eleven for 1.60, sas SHELB the death chamber and he maintsined she was to be married to the minister 0ry Was one which the murderer Lake City, Utah. The one bright ray Bentence be commuted, pete with the world, Get-abettie-of 33- S5aate his composure while the lt;traps and the following October. Obandoning Planned to foster. Given the jof light In Richeson s career appear- the wonderful tonic today. VIGOROL electrodes were being adjusted as he /her plan of becoming a school teacher Time and the reason for it the next ed to be that he repaid the money will remove that pain in the back' FJORSE for sule. A first-class gat in the electric chair, eyes atraight Miss Linnell began preparations for t P Was to find the man responsible joaned him us'tast as possible, The LARGE BEQUEST and give. you a healthy appetite: driving horse and good-asnew ENERJ ahead. until he sat down, Then he her wedding. Some of her trosseau for the condition of the victim. The/final amounts were sent from Hyan- . Price 1.00 a bottle, Tubber tired buggy for sale. Apply 1863 closed his ey s and kept them shut was completed and the two paid a POlice had not far to seek and the nis shortly before he came to Cam- - to owner, 208 Braemar St, or P. 0. Diste until the end. Seated in the chalr he visit to Rev. Edward S Cotton of eWspapers made'no pretence at mys- bridge. FOR PARIS WOMAN Box 899, aboate. In the sa was asked a series of questions by Brewster. who was asked to officiate TY in directing their suspicions. The) Richeson was expelled from Will- wT Asan ane Battles a Rev, Herbert 8. Johnson, his spiritual at the ceremony. girl had but one sweetheart and she iam Jewell College for cheating in ex- CLASSIFIED ADS, - FOR SALE Thoroughbred White Garrison adviser. Friction developed between Riche- de no concealment of her affection aminations shortly after he had been Lnstitute Received a Wyandotte eggs for hatching, Forts an The chrrent applied was 1,900 volts, son. and his-deacons in June, 1910, fF Richeson. ordained at the First Baptist church Invested Fortune, Home Bliaallons Whated, again ir 1.50 per 18; also select Early Ohio Bnemy k eight amperes. One application Was)over the young minister s impetuous In a week's time material evidence in St. Louis. For a time he worked and Art Collection, Foe bala tees oeeee: Fey Os aaa Seed potatoes, prize winners Medicine His: own sufficient, manner and his violent language. began to accumulate. A woman de- as a conductor on the street cars of han y MGS under) Hat Fair 1911, 1.50 per bushel. Ap- armed dur Richeson had no supper, saving 2aC/ There was also a question as to the Clared that Richeson had telophoned the latter city and was prominent in Paris, May 22. An Saveated tors a naa can cniad se ply The Chatterton House, cor. N. Returne he desired none. After eating lt-jtoss of 60 in money which had been ffom her home making an appoint- a strike of street car men, his fiery tnne yielding 100,000 annually, a 25 words, three days.) ap M: and Ottawa ste 260ate men as he Ue trait he lighted a cigar and sat on/ett by a parishoner in the pastor s ment for the afternoon of October 14 eloquence making him a natural lead- palatial mansion on the bourevard 5 cars oe ae ee SERRE Opposed the edge of his cot, apparently enjoy-/study. The minister declared he had With someone at the Young Women's er. Haussmann, and one of the finest art agditional words at same rate. No NT. . troops. ing his smoke when Deputy Warde been robbed of the money. Shortly Christian association rooms. Riche- While at Brad Park Baptist church collections in Europe have been. be- ad accepted for lees. than. 26 eeuta, O RENT Fuaiaiea oom Ta es Won eve . Allen entered his cell with the black/a terward it was learned he had sent *en s landlady edmitted her boarder in Kansas City, Richeson becathe in- queathed to the Institute-of Franeetvasn must WOcolipany the ordes hee sor oe ed room to rent. This is, ot clothes tobe worn during the similar sum-of money by-onder-from had teturned-a tow to-hor-withthe volred-with-a-witow: One SUMGEY SS by Mme. Edouard Audre, herself an phone your ad to No. 13,ring 2,-and wisnade, aeeas ous and ss execution. Richeson nodded calmly to's nearby town to a woman in Salt femark that she bad better wash it appeared unexpectedly during the /artist of some note, and the widow of t will recetve attention. TO RENT Furnished room, with cre the deputy, but said nothing. Lake City, Utah. His resignation fol- thoroughly as it had been used to mix chureh service. Richeson, upon seeing /a financier who was prominent after bath. - 814. Thira Ave. Bt seas Many of He left his cell smiling at 12.08. /iowea aud he accepted a call to the Paste which had contained poison. jher, fell Ina faint. A brother of the) the Second Empire. HELP WANTED. 2 eet are f Before starting on the death march he/tmmanuel Baptist church of Cam- The most damaging evidence, how. woman called at Ricteson s rooms The ipaacions oalcthe; Noulevant MISCELLANEOUS member shook hands with William A Morse.) yriage, ever, came from William Hahn, land the young minister left town sud- Haussmann will be converted into a WANTED a lady clerk with knowl- a Seeeeeeee his counsel, then-he sald: I'm ready Wren -Richeson went to Cambridge friend of Richescn. According to denly. A note to the deacons ex- museum wherein the valuable art ob- edge of dry goods, for general) WANTED Work for steam engine, 4. and walked on. He was dressedj s: lt;5 Linnell went to the Conserva- Hrhn, Richeson came to him four plained that he had been driven away jects it containg will continue to be Store ut Redeliff, Apply to H. S, Ire- Plowing and packing, Can disk BY Dlainly in a black cheviot sult, fFOCK tory of Music in Boston She was in- days before the Linnell-git ated-and- by featous womren- enshrined. Murillo, Holbein, Gains- 1and, 427 North Rallway. 2e7a6t 2t drag behind plows. Call or : White vest, W duced to attend the conservatory. by bought a considerable quantity of At anotlier church three young wo- porough, Rubens, Van Dyck, Rem- Write to J. P. Manning, Seven Per- (Copyright, 108 penn cae Capea beh the minister in the idea that by the cyanide of pottassum, explaining that men interrupted the service one Sun- prandt, Franz Hals, Watteau, Frago. Wie we gone, Alta. 26406. BOAU Sold) ends ion: cultivation of her voice which had he wanted it to kill a dog watch wss day. Simultaneously rising each in- nard, Rusydael, Cuyp, Montes and. ich Wo fave miles Se low leek shoes, Brightly shined His yon sigaeh oes much pramiiae in the DKC to RAVE: puphlae A Gimisiage eaiced of tha aildtster it te. tnteaaed pausaut Tepreeented inthe An let. Sizes of ditches from 8 to 8 WANTED LADIES' AND GENTS B ee head was shaved down the middle. +1yannis church choir, she would bet- confectioner told of Richesor cotn- to earsy out his promise to marry her. are collection also a good deal of 0t bottom. Janse, McDonnell Co., cast-off clothing, shoes, watches. c a Sine Inchon wide: j- ter fit herself to become his wife. ing to his store on the afternoon Mies The sensation led the deacons of the sculpture as well as manuscripts and 2aS82n , Alta, 267att Jeweiry, guns, revolvers, valises, sult ment Rev. Herbert W. Stebbins, the PFlOn the ininister's recomuiendation Linnell dled and purchasing a pecu- church to write for the pastor's restg- books, 4 eases, stoves, musical instruments, The Soar chapisin, proceted ithe Conteh (ike, gil took a room at tis Young War ehaped dae Ge catty, idoutcnl Gaba WANTED General servant, highest furniture, Democrat waggons, bug. i oan ene on cance teeg euj Woman's Chrictiau association quar- with a jar tound ia Mise Zinaet''s(--RtctesonenteretNowtonrTheotogt a wages pald to competent girl. Ap- gies, harness, bicyeles, carpenter day hatot 6 Solemply his deep voice sane Our ters on Warrenton street, Bostod. She room. The minister had taken a Tos: fzal Seminary in the fall of 1906 and GREAT GHANGE ply 711 Esplanade. 267d3) tools, etc., raw hides and furs, horse war began. * ae Paes settled himeeit PTOved a dilligent student and contin- ton bound car in front of the candy sradvated a 1909. During his course WaNinD caiatie omar nase pel sat ites bought and gather suppl slowly in the chair, threw tack his Y her church work by teaching in store. A woman came to the poiica he earned money by working in res- FOR PRINCE OF Wann house work. Apply to at Co, 312 Fourth, sata pean z strengthen th E head and closed his eyes. Cie Sunday School of Tremont Tem-and told of seeing the pastor and ths taurants and shoe stores. Hg waa cal- Toronto St. or phone 691. 266d3 Dreamlandtheatre, P.O. bee toy cen Four prison guards picked up the Ple. she leading Baptist church of the weeping girl eating together-in a res- Ie to the Hyannis ' arch n 1909 and 2 Ee Os boxei01: Reactiustees straps like dangling tentacles from Cit :. There were frequent meetings taurant on the same afternoon. As remained there until June, 1910, when WALES; JUNE 23 yaserso ac-once roca gener Pans 288- Tho Beat ee Cy ickly slip- tetween Miss Linnell and Richeson. a result of this information the police he-resigned-to-acc pastorate-ot sarvanise Musto dew a oe eee 2sDtt. he men W eee ees SARS hrough their The suscesses which the young felt warranted in taking definite ae- the Immanuel Rertist church in Cam- Wint Roach Manhood aud plats apeaing- apply in. ase: Nocta exile or bus buckles, There was a quiver in ev- ery man s hand and even the electric- fan twice placed the face strap over the doomed man s face before h could adjust it satisfactorily. Throughout the entire time the for- mer clergyman was talking bravely, earnestly with full, steady voice as he gave answer after answer to ques- fions propounded to him by his spir- itual adviser, Rev. Herbert 8. John- son, Richeson left no public state- ment, but his counsel, William A. Morse, guve out an interview immed- - tately-after the execution in which he to of the last hours. spent with the fsoner. For two hours, said his attorney, I was in close conversation. with Richeson tonigbt and he talked very confidently over all matters, He ex- pressed to me all that he wanted done and I shall carry out all his wishes. He Was ready to go brave and recon- ciled. He asked me to go with him to the death chair, and I did. He. wanted me to say to the world that he was going home to God for a larger service of life than he had failed to Perform here; but he had suffered * enough to know that he would be for- given; that he was glad to go and to have opportunity for a larger ser- vice in another world. Among many letters addressed to. Warden Bridges today was one which Was found to contain cyanide of po- tassium, It was-mailed from Station N New York City on May 19 at 3 p.m. It contained no clue to the sender, the powder being enciosed In a small envelope marked Headache Powders. Analysis developed that it was poison of the same nature as that which killed, Avis Linnell. Attorney Morse said that he ail- vised Warden Bridges to make public the fact of the receipt of this pow- der. Richeson was entirely innocent of any knowledge of its having been Sent, the attorney declares. He add- ed that he had every reason to be- lieve that the condemned man had no expectation of any such means of death, Boston, May 22.The crime for whoih Clarence Virgil Thompson ZG eg gamed arrest pastor of Immant urch of Cambridge, was sentenced to die in the electric chair, was the confessed murder of his former sweetheart, 19 years old Avis Linnell of Hyannis, a pupil in the New England Conserva- tory of Music in Boston. z The girl stood in the way of the minister's marriage to Miss Violet EAmands, 9 society girl and heiress of Brookline, both through an engage- + ment which still existed between the jBieheson anit Miss Edmants weres preacher attained in his larger sphere mf usefulness made a marked impres- sion cpon him. Surrounded by influen- tial iends and associates his ambi- tions widened. He began to pay court to Miss Violet Edmands of Brookline, the daughter of Moses Grant Edmands, 2 prominent Baptist layman and trustee of the Newton Theological Seminary, from which Richeson had been graduated. Miss Edmands was prominent socially and was wealthy in her own right as well as entitled to share in the estate of Som gt; 880,000 left by her grandfath- er. Entrance to the exclusive home of the Edmands hed been easy to the minister as the pastor of the church the family attended, and in a ehort time he was accepted as sultor for the daughter s hand. At the same time Richeson was meeting Miss Linnell as formerly. But one day he borrowed the diamond ring he had given her, on the pre- text the stone n eded re-setting. He did not return it. Eventually the newspapers announced the engage- ment of Rev. Mr. Richeson and Miss Violet Edmands. The Linnell family demanded an explanation The minis- ter promptly. declared the story a newspaper. fake and was believed. The invitations to the wedding of Sent out the afternoon of Saturday, October 14. That same afternoon. Richeson dined with Avis Linnell at a little restaurant at the Back Bay. While there the girl appeared depres- sed. At times tears. rolled down her cheeks. When she returned to her lodging place, however,she appeared cheerful, although quickly excusing herself and hurrying away to her oom. Groans were heard coming from a bathroom of the association quarters shortly. after 7 o'clock that- evening. The door was broken in and Miss Lin- nell was found partially unconscious and apparently in great agony. Half an hour later she died without recov- ering consciousness. A Lelief that the girl had committed suicide was at first general, but her family were disposed to discredit the report, and a thorough investgation was made. Soon aftet the girl died, it was learned that someone had telephoned to Richeson, as the girl's nearest friend, and informed him of the cir- jcumstances. He coldly denied at first. that he knew the girl at all. Then finally, admitting that she had been member of his former parish in Hy- annfs, he suggested that her brother- in-law in Bridgewater be notified. Be- fore hanging up the receiver he asked Did she say anything before she WO and because of a condition in Which Mins Linnell found herself. his girl was deceived into taking a Polson given her by Richcwon, which Young Woman's Christian associa- jdied?* The theory of suicide was dispelled (when the real conditions surrounding tion. , The evening of October 19 Chiet Inspector Dugan and niembers of his force went to the home of Mr. Ed- mands on Devon street in Brookline, to arrest Rev. Mr. Richeson on the suspicion that he was guilty of mur- der. Admission to the house-was de- nied, although: the hour was-early- The police had no search warrant.and did not feel justified in breaking into the magnificent residence upon the juncertainty of Richeson being inside. Through the night, frequently knock- ing upon doors and windows and call- ing apon the occupants to open and admit the officers. The weary vigil was kept up until daylight, when a maid who appeared in the kitchen was prevailed upon to notify Mr. Edmands that the officers were outside and would break in if the oor was not opened at once. At 7 o'clock the police were admitted Richeson was found in bed. He was took in his arms Miss Violet Edmands who was weeping, hysterically. Do not worry, he sald, everything will come out all righi The minister came out of the huhse in the murky dawn passing between two rows of ordered to dress and a e on January 6. The confession was ad- officers. Betore Troe the howe raed 1 counsel and read: Deeply briage. Rumors of his interest in wo- jmen while a preacher in Massachu- jsetts have been current. Miss Ed- ccands, upon the arrest of her fiance: left Cucbridse to escape publicity, and, it s said has been engaged in jebarity work. Intrrest in the case was intensified fon December 20-when it became Imewn that Richeson had mutilated himself In his ce at the Charles from then on He Has His Own Way Queen s Reg- ency Then Ends. (SpecialCante) London, May 22. Next month will see a great change in the position of the Prince of Wales, An heir-appar- ent attains his mejority at the age of 18, and thus on June 23 next the , iterprete? ax o At Hyannis, the tell, the mui: confession of guilt. home of Avis Lin- was hung in effigy, with a placa: on the dummy reading Guilty. Read uke 17:2. In Boston a conference 0: Haptist ministers was Queen, ever since her return from India, has had. this auspicous occas- fon in view and has been very busy Superintending. all work, both -at Buchingham Palace and at Windsor Castle, connected with the new suites police, newspaper men and curious hearing and Richeson was committ- ed to the Charles street jail without bail. Witbin.a few days the wedding invitations of the minister. and Miss Edmands summoning- the guests- to the Edmands home on October 31, were recalled. ge i Before the day of the h ed a special session of the grand jury was called and an indictment jcharg- ing. murder. in -five -counts- was-found, Richeson was taken into court to Plead to the charge of murder on the day he was to have been married to, Miss Edmands. The trial of the case was set for January 18, Richeson had sarly written. to his church asking that judgment be sus- pended until after the grand jury sit, ting. On November 1 he forwarded his resignation, but the church in Novem- ber 6, after a stormy meeting, refused resignation was sent and accepted on November 24. from a satisfactory case against Rich- eson. The container Of the poison which Miss Linnell had taken could not be found, It was believed some vial or box might have been left in the pocket of Miss Linnell s bathrobe, which had been buried with her. The body was disinterred in Hyannis on October 24 and brought to Boston for, post-mortem examination by five ithe death of Miss Linnell were made known. The girl had been sitting in a her-feet-in- a tub-of water, While beside her wis a fresh of elothing, The autopsy re- Prominent physicians. The cause of death was confirmed but no additional jevidence-wastound. SS At the same time the police begat to accept it. Later a second letter of, der of Avis Linnell and was sentenc- The police had even at this time Ter ginning May 19; fer an investigation ite the life of Riche- death sentence to ee ' HE MEDICINE HAT HIDE, FUR AND JUNK'CO. The above have on hand the best selection of Second Hand Tools in the city. We carry Furniture, Stoves and Bedding, new and second hand Clothing, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Rifles, Guns, Re- yolvers, Wagons, Buggies, Harness, and a nfce new line of winter goods. We buy everything mentioned above and pay the best prices. Call at 504 South Railway St. or Phone 587. Railway St. 266d WANTED maid - for goneral house work. Apply Mrs. B.C. Drake, 418 Toronto St. -265dtt WANTEL A first-class painter. Apply A,Dickenson, 120- Ottawa Street E. 265dtt (CAPABLE WOMAN as housekeeper street jail, The public apparently Prince of Wales will reach manhood's to widower or bachelor, or cham- 4 Jost a t syripsthy for the prisoner fol- estate. Many preparations will be ber work in hotel Apply P. 0. box AUCTIONEERS owing bis strange act, which was in- made to celebrate the event. The 132, 26546 WANTED General servant. Apply to Mrs, Jas. Mitchell 305 ms- planade, a tt H- 8. BROWNE CO., Live Stock and General Auctioneers, 519 Tor- onto St. Stock Sales every Friday on Market-Square at 1 o'clock. Ranch and farm stock sales conducted any- where. House furniture sales con- WANTED Men and women to learn actual necess: accounts of. printed, but / the Southern border. Dur no accounts for the reaso anc cause to spondents, Besid2s, th em States w the border. had-no time, the Mississip and enter lt; jous to Jette: Weeks to securing support for ition for a commutation of the Parties Intending to build 2 house will find it'to thelr advantage to write lite Imprisonment: to Box 1266, News office. tt a Kinds; jewellery, etc, List anything, H, BORNHOFT called and Rictson was formally de- of rooms to be set aside for the ex- - aber trade. Summer rate now qucted anywhere, Consult us, cur ex. ginia, and w prived of his ttle of Reveren: elusive use of the Prince. These - Situations guarguteed. Special perience at your dispowal frec. Ex- not , federa Richeson confessed in guilt in al suites will be quite extensive, for the Tates to jaties. - Particulars und eata-Inerience at your disposat fren. Phone head statement written by 'mseif on Jan- Helr-Apparent will have his ow 08Ue free. Moler College, 609 Cen- 702, H. B, Browne Go nid re, . ny a uary 8 and given out by his counsel household and will be in a position *T St, Calgary, 2edattlronto st. iszate maar to entertain his own friends, and, it Ta ree he so wishes, to lead a 1ife aito-- PRINTER Ww tr neon BUSINESS CA lt;DS. fee ee enttent betore- my sins,ether independent of the rest of the anos personally or write -Foreman, Ging, aa a sonal and 0 jand earnestly desiring as far as in royal household. pallpenrags Medicina: Flak, Alb SINGER SEWING MACHINES an Moore, who my power lies to make atonement, I The Prince will not, however, dis : Sherlock, Manning Pianos and nder of hereby confess that I am guilty of the sever himsolf altogether from the af- WANTED Capable general servant, OTS ns for sale and to rent. All z ke offense of which I stand indicted. 1/fectionate faihily life to which he has ' must be a good plain cook. Good lasses of insurance. W. J. Fleming, ' Se jam moved to this course by no in-/been accustomed. He will spend wages to right party. Apply P. o, Oflce 381 Main Streot, ees ducement of selt benefit, or leniency. some of his time and will often take box 83. 25att. sear howe Heinous-as 6 Tie neals i the-company of his pas 2 unheard of b fwholly abandone1 me, and my con- rents, sister and brothers, but will ANTED A girl t help about J Pettit no military selence and manhood. however. de-/be able to dine alone should he wish ' kitchen in boarding house: High- J gah n gad or invite his own particular friends est wages paid to competent help. of my still further wronging by a)to luncheon or dinner in his own Apply by letter to box 1283 News of: CONTRACTOR ee public trial her whose pure young Iifa apartments. fice. i 26oatt Phone 727. Box 781. saeco I have destroyed. The King, will, of course, continue ae eyes hesits: Under the lashings of remorse 1 to advise and supervise his son's oc- y ANTED Two young men to sell Bis Tit s e-suffered and-am- suffering the cupations and pirsulta, but there will real estate on commission. Apply 'E. Bartlett, B.A.Sc courage, bu tortures. of the dammed, be governor and controller of His to Box 1248) 2arate gt; 7 een : aba find a measure of comfort. In my Royal Highness household and Mcalera mcetones saree mental avguish I recognie there fs squarry and two secretaries. There SITUATIONS WANTED, Dominion and Alberta Land Surveyor Balhnasioe stith-by the mercy of the Master, some will be a lage staff of wervants, in. Soc ae oe Payee, ip aye: chiens remnant of the divine spark of good- cluding special pages, - coachmen, (CAMP -COOK Experienced, wants Water Supplies, Sewage, Irrigation, was noticea ness-still-lingering with me. 1 could) grooms and a chaffeur. dep fa. estp boarding. j:oar or Eee ee and.a favor wish to live only because within Invitations will now be sent direct Seam outfit, etc. Apply to box 1279, Room 14, Imperial Bank Building. i pan some prison s walls, I might, in some to the Prince and not through the News office, a6e03 Medicis Hxt s eaeiee eee Sinall measure, redeem my sinful king. He will aiso be able to accept Sa ce ae, fet ip. some despairing soul, nd invitations on hie own account, al. eee eT ainting and Paperhanging. gee a hit Sie hen eee ee tts ten ae a tiatenty will doubtless of- OpmiGH TO RENT Fine large office Reynolds Stewart. c Meee ar tava fae eras. nee aimee be gers 20x24 feet in size, corner of 4th (4th Avenue opposite Binnings) ous of his tt ae oe ote carey, pchieet ss othe J a he Avenue and Main street, upstairs in New Wall Paper Estimates cheer- soldiery, he rence V. T. Richeson sec AOE AO ta Sup. are the News Block. Modern convenien- fally ufrnished on cost of Papering at the Test 3 eon was taken into court on automatically on June 28. The Prince tocation in the vite Apply as tke ae A ea sontere Jantiary 9, pleaded guilty of the mur-lof Wales will be of age and legally News Ottice, pany whieh he m enabled to take His Majesty's position P ANO TUNING so direct an ed to be electrocuted at the Charles- should any emergency occur REAL ESTATE VOICING and REGULATING as he had town State Prison inthe week e- There will probably be a formal Raion sealer amaeraa ek tecks at Gtaner party at: BuskinghaaPalsos WaNvED Direct. from cowners, the sowet Gearme consistant ith bi A iegro murderer, Henry H. Butts, on June 24 in honor of the occasion. 'Y choice building lots in the- Yuill best. workmanship. cra pnee hap Deen the costae companion of This will be the fifst docasion on or ot the Hill. Write, stating price Nee unre Bonn Richeson since his abt of self mutila which the Prince will'be the principal and terms. Mr. A. L. C., Assintbola etepho: nee TS Main St. gt; t ose tion. The negro has taken a certain guest at a banquet. Hotel, City. 2eraiz TeePbone 68. A Shelby pride in serving Richeson, who has peepee dt ie ee become vo attached to the attention Ti Boston Red Sox made a rum AUCTION SALE S Jot Butts that the nogro has. been 4I- getting recordin a recent gaine with Wanted Painting Union: cans lowed to romain, although his crime the St, Louis Browns Stee win Y AUCTION SAL on the would not t calls for Imprisonment At Chatles- rang sicaight were eoored ter inn Horlitiet Savare very Tuesday. ff PAPERHANGING, TINTING. Invinetbl ne forses, harness and all kinds of The cower tor the condemned Seca etre Leterme ta Gps Tmt coe wit to MeeAGG. se thes walen ie oa Werk baer) man bent: their efforts during the past * ybody was put ont. Furniture, household goods of all wee

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