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• The Benham Murder Trial
  TttK tiEMIAM MURDER TRIAL TRIALMedical TRIALMedical Medical TMtlmonj at to the U Vie e of Pr Prsii PrsiiAcid d dAcid Acid and II Iti EffectCANASDAIOUA Effect EffectCANANIUIOUA CANANIUIOUA N V June is I8There There I Ionly I Ionly only on one thin thing which can prevent the defenc defencIn defenoin In the Denham murder trial cloning Its com to tomorrow tomorrow morrow and that U ii the ponslbllltr of Benhnttaking Benhnt Denhantaking taking the stand In hi own behalf This state statementwasrnadebyArthurC Ut Utmsnt msnt mentwasrnadebyArthurC was mttdejbr Arthur C Wade chief counat counatfor counsefor for Ikmham at the close of todays session I Ilooks Ilooks looks now as though Benhamfl counsel would no nopermit nopemnnit permit him to testily Most of the day wa waspent Waspent spent In examining medical witnesses wh whtestified whotestified testified as to the use of prussia acid for th thorganic ho hoorganic organic trouble which ilr Mrs Denham had The Theall The3all all declared that It was a remedy and cited man manInstance mnn3 mnn3Instances Instance both from their own experience experienceand experiencearid and from medical booksDr books booksDr Dr John A Miller recalled raid In all th threading hi hireading reading he had done he found no authorlt authorltthat authuoritthat that would assert Ahat the blood was pin plnlhalf pinhalf half an hour after death when death occurred occurredfrom oceurrecfrom from hydrocyanic ncld poisoning polwmlnsrOn On crossexamination he reiterated formeKtatenwnU forme formenstatements statements that he knew no cases where Ugh Ughblood Ilghnlblood blood existed xlt d In n viscera K half hour alto altodeath chumdentIn death from prusule acid In all his rendlni rendlnih hit h had found no authoritative assertions to that thneffect thateffect effect and his experiments had confirmed hi hiopinion liiiopinion opinion that there were no such conditions conditionsHo Ho was asked by Judge RIce If ho lit conslderei consldereihi his hi knowledge greater nn the subject than tin tinauthorities hi hiauthorities authorities quoted He sold a1d ho to did on th thsubject the thesubject subject on which ho had made experiment experimentnnd and In which the authorities had not given their theliexperlencp theirexperience experience hut merely theories theorleKIr theoriesIr Ir H M Hill professor or chemIstry In theCollpRO the thisCollege College of 1harmacy and the University ol olHuddle 01hltntTnie Huddle gave evidence largely corroboratIve corrobonitjvfhimself corroboratIveOf Of duit given by Dr Miller having assisted assistednim nim itt lila experiments lie said he considered consideredhituuself himself as competent authority M most of th thauthors the theauthors authors n qooted noted because of experiments nn nnthn mud mudthin thin fact net that they did not tell In detail in their theibooks theirbooki books what they learned by practical pmacticnieoxpsrl pmacticnieoxpsrlmeats expert expertments meats He had heard Prof Wltthaus Um ail ailtliorlty nilthiority tliorlty so far quoted ns to the hyniptoms o ohydrocyanloacldpotsonliietestlfyonce of ofhydrocyanlcacld hydrocyanloacldpotsonliietestlfyonce hydrocyanlcacld poisonirn testityonco that hi hinev he henever nev never r sawn sawacasewberehydroeyanio cose where hydrocyanic acid cauvi cauvideath canned canneddentin death deathAlbert dentinAlbert Albert n Hamilton of Auburn druggist admgeliand a druggistantI and chemist of fifteen yearsexperience yearn esperlence cavi cavitestimony gave gaveteetitnony testimony tending to prove that Mrs Renhnn Renhnnhad flenhininhoot had an organic dLwase and that Denham was WRIuslnc wasusitic uslnc pnisslo acid to cure It ItDr itlr Dr henry Fell or Buffalo was on the stand a aadjournment at atadjotnmnniertt
• Clayton's Body in The Ice
  CLAYSOXS 110DY IIOD IV TBS ICS ICSmerican re reAerteall 101Amerlcae merican Xardtred and Thrown Into tho thoTnkonnedr thoTakDft theTnkeflBOdY Tnkonnedr TakDft ody Perfectly rrctl Preserved PrrvedVAKCOOTIB PreservedVocouvxn rnlIVoUtCOI1Xn VAKCOOTIB B C June 9 Tbe The steamer steamerCutch teamerMtch arner arnerCutch Cutch from the theNorth North brought the new news to today todaythat todaythat Jay Jayhat that the body of the American Claynon mur murdfJ1d mistdered I Ilered lered several month ago In th the Klondyk I ondite ha haK baa baan baabeen been K n found In Yukon River forty mile from fromtM fromtha I Ihe tM he scene of the crime Tb There r were we two bull bullet bulItholl bulletholes t toles holes oles In the th body made bY bullet from large lar larhor largehorse I Ideritlfleatlon hor horse plaids bodt ouc such alWns as were found foundontheauspect foundontheauspectOBrien on tbelUiJJOCt tbelUiJJOCtO O OBrien rlpn when he 0 Will ar arrested d QaJlOn QaJlOnbod aysons aysonsbody bod body Will perfectly preAPnld In the left 110 th thId ma maidentifICRtiOn deritlfleatlon Id was simple Mmplerhtch Nu Numerou trinkets tnnketAhlch trinketswhtch rhtch belonged tonged to flajruon 1ay layson on were found n nesg ar the theody thebody thebody body body The nwbodleofaayontwo bodl bodieeof of ClaYllOna Clayeonstwo two mpanotta COlli eompsnongmurdered mpanottannrdered 0Da 0DamnrdfId murdered at th the same time time hare not ytb yet 71treooTeffl1 ee eerecovered i ieeovered
• Shot into his Victim's Coffin
  SHOT IXTO ma il n VICTIMS VtrlS COFFIN cornxMetro COFFINNur COFFINNegro Metro Nur Evidently PYIenU Insane Shoot Sboot Right BIIh and aal Itt IttKills rl LeftlLihIs Kills ltt On Han Ian and I Is Pirsaed Pauue by a Posse POMNEW Po PoSE PosseNxw NEW SE Onuciss OnLJ June Jun 9 DOret 0Great Great excitement excitementprevail ectent ectentpreVUo excitementprevails prevail preVUo In t West Baton Bton Rouge ROle parish plh and ad a alarge alaree alarge large part prt of tho ho population ppulaton Is I under uder arras arrasMorclilng as asl armssearching searching l cJI for a negro murderer muderer named name Noah NoahPrltchard NoahPritchard OM OMPrith Prltchard Prith who murdered rurdae a young fOu white wble man manRalph ma manIzaiph Ralph Raph Marler 1laler ou Thursday 1hura4Y apparently appenl with without wit without out cause Oue The To murder mud occurred ocurre at It Duvall Duvalland Duvnl Duvnlad Duvoiland and ad was done with Uh a rifle rlfe Prltchard Prllchad fired fed In Indiscriminately IndlclmlnlJy indiscriminatejy discriminately dlclmlnlJy at lt those tbOe he met and od f1 nd d to tothe tolhe tothe the woods wo Last Lt night nlth he returned rEturnfd to Duvall Dual Dualand Dusalland Duvalland and visiting vlltn the tl house houo where wbee the tu body bo bodyot of young youngMarlnr youngMetIer OUD Marlnr Mallr was Wi opened opned fire le on the to corpse corps crazing crazingIt rvl several bullets Into the coffin coffinThere cotnThere It and ad putting putUI vern buUel It cmn There were no men rcn about abut only ony women sitting sittingup sittingup lllr lllrup up attack attackWhen attackIVben with wit the corpse cp who ho fled te at Prltchard Prltchardattack Plthnda Plthndaatt Pritchardsattack att When several men came ce up In reply to t the thescreams te teIlrer thescreams Ilrer screams of vra the women omn Prltcnard Plchad rpy opened fire fireSouge fro froun firein un in them tod dod t to the river bank sotsed opne a It akin akinand ld and tem crossing the t rivr river e escaped btl t to so 1ast t Baton BatonHoUe BatonItouge Souge Itouge oOI A P0 posse poa e Bttd started op afr after hi him After Atlr Alterho Aftero ho o had IeTrely severely wouded wounded a deputr deputy sheriffand sheriff sheriffand 10 ad and let sent bullet bulet through te the coat coa1 0 of severalothers several severalother ae other olhee of hL hU pu pursuers uor ho succeeded I in tnra Wdln4 hidingin hiding hidingIn In a wood nea near Zacho Zachary suce He I U lurroudl surrounded surroundedby I h by 1 a wo largo lare nubr number of ame armed men ad and there te thereis thrU U little chac chance of hi his escapeAs escape L As I tte a consequence Ocp of the Prltchard Prlohad affairconsiderable affair affairconsiderable 1 cOueo te considerable cOMlderabl race rae friction frcton prevails In aar aarcOMlderabl West WestBaton WMBalol WtBaton Baton Balol Rouge ROIe and ad resulted rlute today tday prevas in I the to kill killing kWlr killhug hug lr t4 tation tationDYNAMITE of a negro named Dad Mason Mon on the te Rosa RCa plan planDYXAMlTf pla plantation
• To be tried for murder of thirty years ago
  To n II I lie Tiled for Murder ard of Thirty TlrtF T Ten Tsar ars Ago AgoMEXICO AaoIEXlO AgoMEXICO MEXICO Mo Io Juno 9Ooe 000t hundred Fall Fallounty Fal FallScounty county count citizen ctl7enf have been bpen summoned from fromrhlch fromwhich fromwhich which to select a lect a Jury to try the famous ta mou AUxan AUxanester Jester ester forthemurdpr for Ihl the murder nf lt IR inbert Oat tThtes thirty thirtyt thirtyyears years lrA Ie ago A As John ohn W Ilt I is t Europe It t Is not nOllke likely hewlllljo he wil wilt 10 to ot lt the trial Irl 11 which Eurol beh I Ict Itot Is Isset tot ct for or July Jily o
• Found Shot Dead in an Alley
  FOUND ShOT DEAD IV AV AIL ALLEY ALLEYHamilton r rDarntlton Hamilton Probahl Went fORt to Murder ilia lii Wlte WlteIermour Wit WitParamour Paramour and Dd Usa IUIId Himself HimselfCOeNEnavlLLE ImllrCoIINKIlITILLB CoIINKIlITILLB Ind Juno 2sAbout 2sAboutoclock 4 4oclock oclock Ihs liii morning EILworth IIwltoll was 1IUfound wasfound found lylll4r ID an alley eliot through the head beLdJURt headjust just above tile eU with a asolIlber revolver reTolverIMpId revolverclasped clasped In his right hand James 11eLolmer 11eLolmerform Metsmerformerly form formerly rl from Grand Raplda lIrh WAI im immedltely tmmediately medltely arrllle d and ud put In Jail to watt awaitthe wattthe the Coroners nrdlc For some months ruonlhspMt monthsput pMt 1Iamlllon has been living apfJt apfJtrrom aprtfrom from hIs wife Site has been living wills wltbIelsmer willsteismer Ielsmer Yesterday Mrs I IIlmlllon pent for forer fortier tier er husband and ollered 10 do sortie work for forInl or orfilm film Inl Ourln During Ih the Interview he belled hi wife wifeto wireto to come back to hint bat she he refused About Aboutoclock 4 4oclock oclock tlll thIs morning Hamilton Irocured a lad dlr and climbed In the window or the second secondstory econdItory story wb where ro Mr 4r iftl1mpr and Mrs Hamilton Hamiltonwel hamiltonwere were sleeping but IT was knocked rrorn from the ladder Idderwll ladderwith wll with h a chair In the hands 0 MeIsmr Ielom r Bhorll Bhorllarterward Shortly Shortlyafterward afterward a shot was 8 heard In iho alJe1near alJe1nearth6 a1sy near nearthe the house and nd Ilanlllton was toun found Jhe dead dllndThll deadThe The impression lrevaUII here that hamilton 101IIEd himself with the revolver purchased ye yelerday as astlrday tlrday for the IlIrpnlle ot klllln killing fpllller and andhi andhis hi his wIre Mrs Hamilton nd 4eiamer mmer wlllb wlllbcharKd with be becharged charged with living 10 dllltery if r IheYe they escape ICapechar escapea a char charge or murder
• Decoy Love Letter to Gilligan
  DECOY DJrOI tore LETTER TO OILLIOAX OILLIOAXTeitlmony OILlAN OILlANTeUmon OULIG4NTeitiniony Teitlmony as I to the tb Means Hen Employed Ymplored to Catch Catchthe Cttl Catchthe the Slayer Ilarer of O Beverly nnet Turner TurnerRICHMOND Trne TrneRIMMOSD TerserRienMoren RICHMOND RIMMOSD Va June M HSlck Nick GlUlgan GlUlganwill Oltcan Oltcanwi Offliganwill will wi testify In his own behalf bhBt In his hl trial for the themurder themurdpr themurder murder of C Beverly lrl Turner Turntr at Isle I le of Wight Wightcourt Wlrht Wlrhtourt Vlghtcourthouse court ourt courthouse house houl tomorrow tomorrow Eight or ten tn persons personswere prns prnswtr personswere were wtr examined Imlnfd today tday and the substance fublnC of oftheir ofthlr oftheir their testimony tNlmony was that Turner had threat thmatened thlat threatened ened the life 111 of Gllliiran Gilgn for his persistence Jr ltence In Incourting Incouring incourting courting Isabel Turner TurnerThe TurnerThe couring pretty Irett IAII Tulr TulrTho The most Interesting IntercFtnl part rar of todays todae story storywas stoT storywas was hurricane Uurrlan Branchs Brnchs testimony tl tmnn about aboutthn ablt aboutthe the 111 decoy dP love letter lelr Ife protested against againstthe aCl1nft aCl1nftth againstth the th telling tling and ad did not relate r lot the purport purpr of the theletter theIflfr theletter letter Iflfr till ti the th Jury had been bD rent Fntout out in the grove groveEven 10v groweEven Even then hi objected but blt Judge Judle Atklnon Atkinsonrequired Atklnonfluled Atklnonrequired required fluled him to t answer Inswr the questions questona of coun counsel cun cunfl counel said that conviction not condi condition condition sel el lie rnvlcUon was Wi a cndl cndllon tion fl lon of I securing furlnl the reward for the arrest arnt of ofIllllgan ntOllian ofGilligait Illllgan The reward ward was 1 to be given for forhad torOIUglnA forhilligans Ollian OIUglnA hilligans arest attest le lie WI wits aket1 asked if Miss jhn ss 181 181hl11 isabel isabelhaul had hl11 volunteered to civn Ivl jve n flltr letter to James Jrnf Gilll Gilllsan 01 31111ann san lie A said Md they had begun blln the th letter lelpr two or orthree orIh orthree three Iln Ih ways al The Th first Irt start stft was WR Pear nPfr Friend FriendTbit Frnd FrndTha FriendTttat Tbit Tha was WI decided dlddld not to be I affectionate lftonnle enough enoughand enoulh enoulhanll enoughanti and then they fixed Ixd on My y l Iteurest earot Nick Nickllranch Slcklmnch NickBranch Branch lmnch raid Ild that Isabel habI dictated dlJd and signed signedthe eilDd eilDdthfltpr signedthe the thfltpr letter and n certificate rtleRle wan Wi taken tnkfn saying alnl that thatthn thatth thatthe the th eplstln was WI a I decoy letter Itr and not nt notareinuit notareinuithtirt a real 11 out outburst nutbur burst bur t of passion Ila In 1t0 The Tht letter 1Ir was WO written 1rilf1 In IneiinVaring InIntnlnl inentiarintg eiinVaring language lalul anti anr declared dPIlt that thn thnwrite thnwritfT thearitst Intnlnl write writfT aritst hail forgiven Curlin him The writer wrllr Bald that thatthn thntthA thattue thn world frowned rrowI111 down on her htr nnd that her hermother hrmntwr hermother mother was crowing Inl old and anr that lint oho hn was wnsgoing wal wasgoing mntwr going away WI She urged IJIr GUIIgin OUlhr n tn t fly I with withIIT withhBr withhr IIT olna to Iwnl a distant tant land Ian The Th letter Jllr was calcu calculated cnu cnuIlt caicutoted toted Ilt d to trap tril II even a less II M ardent arl nt lover IOlrthan loverthan than Nick Nickillllgan NikUlIligan Ik IkOlllln illllgan Olllln It I was w siuned llnpt affectionately nltctonllr The Thnplan 1h 1hlal Theplant plan lal was to hart IsaM aud Nick llk escape on ona ona ona a train lrln anti nrll to I base hlf Hurrlcano urrlcn llrancJi lrlrl IMI board boardthn hoardth boardthe the th train trin Inter anti arrest the Ihl prisoner prisonerThn lrl prlaunerfhe lner lnerh Thn fhe h wituoM WIUW said the letter lpttr was concocted concoctedby eucoctcdby by h himself hlm plf nnd was written wrllln nt Dr Turners Turnershomn TUrprl liirnjeruhome home Branch went there th and sent Mnt for the thewomen thoon1n thewonton lrnh n women of the th family fmnl who at It first Ir1 did not know knowwhat knowwhat knowuvhtat on1n what was wa wanted wlnl1 of them thom Witness tnpM further furtheraid rlrlhpr rlrlhpral1 furthersaid said aid th tht t ho had hunted hlnlfd the th prisoner prlOr with wih a abloodhound nbloodholnd abloodhound bloodholnd bloodhound A t big bi II crowd was Wi trying trln to find findiilllsan Ind IndOlllan findiliigan Olllan iilllsan The purpose Irpo of the th letter Iter was not notallowed 10t 10tallwlll hotallowed allowed allwlll to KO 1 to the Ih Jury JuryRAYS Jur JurnI1 juryEdtlc
• Benham Murder Trial
  BBNBAM MURDER TRIAL TRIALThe TRIAlTb UBDJ raIL raILn The n Dr Dfoac Defac nc R Bt Rest ts Without Wit Calllag Cela th te tbs D Dfcndant D Be Befendant fcndant to t the t o Stand StandCAjfAKDAlooA Stod StodCANAIOUA StandCAISAISDAIOUA CAjfAKDAlooA CANAIOUA N Y June Jun u 14The The defend defendIn dfeO defencein In I the 1 Benham Dn murder muder trial ti rested rt this tll after afternoon artr artrnon afternoon noon non and ad adjournment aOu lt was wa at once ono taken takenIt tken tkenI takenIt It I had ha been bn confidently condently ept expected and ad openly openlyannounced opnl opnlanoc openlyannounced announced anoc at the beginning blnlf of the te trial t that thattha tat tatt thatthe stand and when whenthe whnteltof whenthe the t defendant detendat would take te the t lld ad the teltof last lastof of the te medical mec experts upl was Wi sworn om every everybody eer eTerybody body by expected zpt to t hear he A 0 Wads Wae of counsel counselfor ounl ounlfor counselfor for defence defenc say Y Howard How Curtis Crt Benham Benhammay Bnh Benhammay may my take te the te stand ald Instead Int of that tat he said saidThe lad ladTe saidThe Justice Houghton then thenadjourned theaadjourned The Te defense defen rests Tets Utlo Bouhtn tn tnaou adjourned aou court cur and ad speculation apaton on the te verdict verdictwas vedlot vedlotwu verdictwas was begun bun Somebody Someb declared d laM that Benham Benhamhad Dna Benhanihad had ha shown ehow hit hl sporting lptn Instinct Intnot by betting btl I to t 1 1that IUat 1that that Uat he would woud be b acquitted acuit Another Anoter surprise surprisewas eurlse eurlsewa was wa occasioned oione by the te fact fat hat at Louis Luis Wlard Wlardbrother Wiad Wiadbroter Wiardbrother brother broter of May My Wlard Wid did not Vat take te the stand standThis lld lldThil standThis This Thil together tete with wt the failure faiu to t call cl Benham Benhamla Dnham DnhamI la I explained ezpllne on the ground lund that tat the te defence dteno Is laextremely Isutmely isextremely extremely utmely hopeful hopfu qf o 0 an a acquittal Aquitt without witout this thlaevidence thl thisevidence evidence edenc and ad they Uey did not desire delr to t take te any anychances a anychances chances chancesThe chancesThe cao The Te defence defeo submitted ubmltt some very ery Import Important Impr important ant at testimony ltlmot before bfor resting rltn today Dr DrGeorge DrOrp DrGeorge of Buffalo called to show showthat aho ahothat showthat George Orp E E Fell Fl Bwalo was wa cale t that the probable probble cause cau of death d ath was heart heartfailure hsat hsattalure heartfailure failure talure superinduced suprinduc by septic epto poisoning poisoningHe poisnng poisnngHe He was we asked by Mr Ir Wade to suppose aupse Mrs MrsBenham MrsBenbam sl Benham Bnha Wi akl a frail trai woman took tok tic ticsuddenly lik sick and dle died diedsuddenly suddenly and on post mortem examination examinationIt ezmlnaton ezmlnatonIt It was w found a that she Jt had atrophy atro hy and degenerat degenerattlon decnraton degenetation tlon ton of the tb heart heat that organ being bing soft 1f and andflabby andabby andflabby flabby would he not consider CMlder that her death deathwas deathwa deathwas was caused by heart heat failure talu He le said with witha a wa smile sml cause that all 01 br deaths deatb were caused caue from heart heartfailure heat heattalure heartfailure failure talure but that her death might be b ascribed ascribedto arib to heart heat disease disa He I said further tuther In answer answerto aswer aswerto answerto to a question as I to t a probably robabl fatal tal collapse collapseIn clapl In a queston woman of Mrs Benhams Bnhams physique If Ifshe IrIh itshe she Ih was womln addicted to morphine and ad the drug drugwas dug dugwn drugwas was wn Wi suddenly addlcl withdrawn wihdrawn that It might mlht result resultfatalIV rult rulttatly resultfatally fatally He said that in heart failure fal lre there therewas therewas tatly was 1 often olen Jl pain 41r and convulsions convlsions convulsionsanda and ad a flexing flexingof ezlc ezlcof of the hands hRndl pan and limbs limbsOr Imb ImbDr limbsDr Dr Fell was asked If In the UII cam 0 of a aperson aprson aperson person Jel In the theweakened Wa weakened ukP condition cndltonMra conditionMra Mrs Benham Benhamwas Bnham Bnhamwu prson was described to be death dpah from heart heat disease diseasemight dl8 diseasemight dorlb b might rliht not nt bn b expected elJct at any moment and andbe ad adhe andhe he said Iald hit thought thoulht no noJudgo 1 soJudge Judgo Houghton lioughtonDoctOr Doctor does d death fre frequently te frequently quently occur 10ulbtonIoctor from slight exertion exerton without withoutshock wihout wihoutshock withoutshock slh shock tlon tlonI qUtDt I In a Prn person In such u a weaene weakened J cnd condi conditior J Jtlon I Ir nr r FellIt does doesJudso dos dosJudle doesJudge Judge Judle felI Houghton 10uihtonFm iloughtonFrom From sitting silin up In I bed bedDr b bedor or beln moved from b bed bedBr bln Dr Fell IelYps ellYein Yes sir I have known kow cases caseswhere 08 cueswhere where wblrl movement movment of the limbs lmbs or body by was wassufficient wal wassufficient Bmcent sufficient to cause COul death In cases ca8 of greatly greatlyweakened graUywelk greatlyweakened weakened welk nd or exhausted J hnusl hearts heartsAsked hpala hpalasktd heartssked Asked sktd sked about abut the dilation diation of the pupils pupl of the thaeyes t theeyes eyes Dr Fell tpl said aid that tat condition conditon wait Wi always alwayspresent aways awaysprJnt alwayspresnt present prJnt In death deat or usually usualy at the approach approachof of death deathDr deuthHr icathDr Dr A W Whlton Whion a I physician phTslra of South SouthByron Sout SouthByron Byron testified that he treated tento Bnnhom Dpnha In InINo 100 INo for tstltd an organic orgnlo disease dlSl lie Illearned learned about abouta abut abuta a month later that Httnham lenham was not using usl6 his hisni hI hIInllt hismoth ni Inllt moth il dries 18 altogether tut but augmented aljmentd them themby thfm thfmI themby by I the use 1 of Btogetlr prmslo prlo acid Dr Ir Whlton Whitn at that thatlime tat tatlmo thattIme lime lmo was 1M not nouwao aware that tlt thatprueslo prusslo prMlo acid acd was WI a stand standard etnd etndard standard ard remedy for the disease dlll but looked It up at atonce atonr atonce once onr rell and found loumllt It te to be b NO Dr Whlton huiton was the thnlast IhoIMt thelast last witness ltf S for the defence drpno It I Is II expected expectedthat expId expIdthnt expectedthat te that tho thecesewlllgo case CMI will llo go to totite the jury Jur In the middle middleof of next nex week weekDECOY WPk WPkDJrOI weeknErOv
• Fitzharris and Mullet
  COIcUUOIt1 COIcUUOIt1FIT7lRRU coumsciousuieum4FITZUIIIII1Iq FITZIlAKItlfl FIT7lRRU AND 01 3IVLLETT 3IVLLETTSenator JULL1TTSenator VLLBTrIfntor Senator Ifntor Platt A Asks ki for a DHuyWaiMncton DHuyWaiMnctonfi fi Ssys M 1 They The Will til I He I Deported DeportedWinniNfiTOS nfPortrdWU4IsnroS DeportedVtsmImxnTo WinniNfiTOS WU4IsnroS June Jlne 13Senator Platt has hassont hossnt hassent sent snt to Immlgrntion Immlrrton Commissioner ommlsloler Vowderly Vowderlyaskiug lowdrly lowdrlynklpl Powderlyaskllug askiug nklpl that tho decision drClon bu budelnyod delayed In tho tht case caseof CII CIIor caseof of the Immigrant Irish convicts convlctl Mullett lllett and andSklntlie ondRklntheOoat andSkbnthmejoat Sklntlie RklntheOoat ioat Fltharris Flzharril pardoned after afterfifteen lter lternhn afterfifteen for complicity In Inthe InIhl Inthe fifteen nhn years enrs nr Imprisonment om lcltv the Ihl murder of lord Frederick frlrrllk Cavendish and andUndersecretary andUndrSrcwtnr andUnntrSecretnry Undersecretary Ilurko Blrke In Ihanlx II0nil Park Dub Dublin Dumblb ub lin 11 lb In 18s II Z The men len were fro detained detnlld nt the thnBarge thl theIlarne Barge Ilnrle Ofllce 000 and ald after an IllnlUlry Inquiry were Wlrl ordered orderedto to b bl be sent back hnelc They Till appealed npPalld and the thl mat matter mntter mattot ter Is I now awaiting n lllnl an In oplnbn of Solicitor Solcior of oftho 01tho oftineTreasury tho tineTreasury Treasury OConnell OConnel who Is I In New York YorkCommissioner YorkCOlmlAlonqr YorkCouumhsslotu Commissioner COlmlAlonqr Couumhsslotu r Powderly who has ha the final nnl nay naywill saywIlt a awi will wi not decide the case until unt after afer tliU thl opinion opinionhas opinion1m opinlommhuas has 1m been rendered renderedSenator rendrrcdSIntor renderedSenator Senator SIntor Plaits Ilat telegram tellam made a stir Itr In tine thnTreasury thoTnneuoDepnrtrcnt tineTruasury Treasury TnneuoDepnrtrcnt Department MB le wan WR Informed by bywlro II bywtro wlro lre that Attorney AIrnl O I MCurtis n Curtis lrtls who ho repre represented rrp represented sented ntrd Fltzharrls llhlrl and Mullntt Mulet bus h had every nverycourtesy everycotirtesY vryclurtlY courtesy clurtlY nt ntthe the bands lald of the Departmentthat Ipplltm ot that the thera th thra thecase ra case 1 has hn bran fully rull gone one ov over r uy the friends frllndi of oftho ofthe the thl two men len and Hint the Treasury rpn ur Depart Department DelnrtlJpnt lejartluient ment lJpnt only waits walllh thin bnclilng bnellml of o tine th Department Departmentof t1rnrtmtlt t1rnrtmtltor or Justlcn Utk So I 14t far ns n Fltzharrls Fltlhlrrls and Mullett lulel are areconcerned orl areconcerntnI concerned ronrrrd their case rn o In I closed clOrll Attorney AttorneyCurtis A AttorneyurtIs Curtis urtll In his hi nrgunrnt last Ir t Tuesdnv 1uldn lorre lorreurtll be before hrInre ittfore fore Assistant Secretary lrcrltar Taylor and Mr Mrlowderly Ir IrIowdlrl Powderly Iowdlrl fully rulr itch rt t out hU h sld sli side of the case casennd CIO CIOnnl caseanti anti afterword Irlcrwar mibmltted Iubmltlld a brief Treasury Treasuryofficials Trealr TrealronltatJ Treautitryofiiclats officials onltatJ say M today toda that hit the th case SO has ha hud hudns bndR lundflit ns full fiI till n 1 hearing hrnrlnl as no will wil be hI allowed Il0wrd It ItIs I Itis R Is I qulto Iuln understood ufdprltood tlmt t t Fltzharrls Jlzharrl and ard Mullett Mullettwill Mumlhettwill lllft lllftwil will wil be h ordered derorted dtorld The ru auestlon CIUIIton on onwhich onwhich onwhtich which the decision dlcIo turns tur Is I whether whllbrr the Ih crime crlmnfor Nlml crimefor for which whih the two men were W l sentenced enlrnCd was wal mur murder mlr mlrdpr muirder der or n 1 rolltlcol 101tl11 olTencn If I U I should bo de decided d dcll1 decided cided to be b the rhl tim latter latIr the men would hit h entitled entitledto cll1 to enter Inlr tho country under the th section rclon rlllh rlllhlu of the thelaw thelaw thinlaw law of ISO tlot 1891 relating rrlalll to the admission Idmllon of aliens alienswho niIM niIMwho alienswluo who have been convicted Ionvlted ot a crime crimeSenator crimeSenator crm crmSpnator Senator Plntt Plnt said Inst night nilhI I sent nt a 1 letter letterto leter letertl to tl Commissioner COIIIlonrr Powderly owdlrl because I I was wa re relimited reuiested tlutld limited uiested to do so soThuais That Ut 1 all ni nItI I cure cre to nay
• Borough Councilman Murdered
  HOllOVail IWIWLOI COUNCILS COVClJU COIINCI1Jt4N AX UVKDERED UVKDEREDShot Shot Dead by lilt 11 ill Adopted Adoptft Daughters Dauhte H nt flip flipband t tband band Who Committed COIDlted Suicide SuicideAltFxnuE Salcd SalcdAUFSIHIF SuicideAtnExDtlr AltFxnuE AUFSIHIF N J Juno IS ISO 0 W Jennings Jenningsa Jennlnl Jennlnla a borough boroulh Councilman COlnelll1 who was prominent prominentIn rollAnt rollAntIn In Democratic DnHIrto party Irt affairs n1ulr In Bergen Jerlen county countywus cOlnty cOlntyWIS couintysus wus WIS hot nnd killed kld today tocay at his homo h0o In Chest Chestnut Chestnnt Chestnut nut judge 1dl two tWI miles 11 rniit from Saddle Radtlo River Rer by byHoward byluwnnl bylhtwnrd Howard luwnnl Uurnett Jurl t the husband hu blld of hU bl adopted adopteddaughter adoptl adoptedtlaunghtter daughter Tho murder occurred at dnllhtlr Irdlr ocure noon noonand noonnnll noonanul and a few minutes Ilnutll later Durnett Blrlt put a bullet bulletIn bulet buletIn In his hl own head He 10 died dIld about 7 oclock ocock to tonight t totulgiut night nightJennings Illht IllhtJennln tulgiutJennings Jennings Jennln was n M 5 years elr old and Ind had ha lived lved at atChestnut atCb atChestnut Chestnut Cb tnut RIdge for tho thlrtyflvo 1dl0 past l1t yearn yearnHo TII yearslie Ho 10 wits Wlq married Ilrlll but had no children chidrn A num number numblr aiimbet bet blr of years Inrl ago 111 ho adopted Idopl1 Catherine Cathtrlne Dran Drannivan Brnnnhwn llranniuran nivan whose who p parents Illmmtl live nt ntR atSaddlo Saddle lle River lhfr IJur IJurnett Durnett flurnett nett was Y alo a natIve natht of Chestnut C tnlt Itldgo Hldlo Ho Howas 10 10M liewa4 was M a playmatti ftf Catlierlno llrannlgan Irannllan Jen Jennings JennhI Jennhmugs nings nhI and alt eight llht years llrs ago alo they the wero wlro nmr nmrrled Ilr Ilrrlld muuumrrled rled rlld Then Uurnett Ihlfll got Iot a place 1laC as n clerk dlrk with withtho withthin ltl the 11 1 11 Clatlin Clnln Company Cnllpan onupany In Now York nnd nndhe nndhI andhe he hI and anc his hil wife wlr lived 1Id lu II 1jist Now ew York until untillust unUIla untillast lust la t November when wlln Uurnett lurrt lost his hl Job JobThen JubThen JobThen Then he h and lnd tils hi wife returned rolure to Chestnut Chestnutlildge Chtlnut ChtlnutHdl ChestnutIlhige lildge Hdl and began blan living Ivlnl again IIain with rlh Jennings JenningsAfter Jnnlls Jnnllsr JenningsAfter After r that Durnett Burnllt did ld no 0 Ti work wok Ills I father fatherinlaw rnthlr rnthlrInlaw fatherInlaw inlaw freiiuently frlllrnth upbraided uvhrldfd him for not try tr trInl tryhng Ing Inl to get It something olnlhlll to An d Durnett Ilrnll was wn very verymoody verymuioody Or moody and tho family faUI began blan to fear that thlt he hewas hI huewas was 1001 wnl Itiiine Inln lie Il suddenly ldnl became Jealous JlaOI of oflib orhl ofIi lib hl Ii l wilt nnd nll frequently declared d rard that tlit he hE be believed 11 h te tehieved lieved lrfd that Jennings JennlnlK was too friendly frleldl by far farwith rurlh farwitlt with her herJennings herJemItngm I IJelnlnl1 lh Jennings Jelnlnl1 and Hurnett Ilmel hid n quarrel qlarl this thismnrnlng thismorila thIsmorning morning morila after aflr which whlh the former formtr hitched up ups upa upa a hnne hor and said he was a going Iolnl to drive to Sad Saddle Saddie Maddie die Hirer Itr tn tlil get forno plantoand that ho would wouldbe wouldh be h back about noon 101 As soon OH Il Jennings Jenningslifld Jennlnl Jenmningslund lund driven away IWI Hurnctt Ilrptl went ent to the house houseof houAeo hioumseif of if Henry Ihnr Camion Cnnnnl antuitmu about bolt a mlln 11 mimil distant dltnt and andstolo nndtulu andstoI stolo o stoI a revolver Then he went hack to tho thobarn thobnrn theburn barn 1 on Jennings rnnlll property and waited waied for forhis rorhi forhils his hi fntherlnlaws return returnAt rlllr returnAt At noon Jennings JPlinls drove drv drove Into the barn bar Be Before Beore fore ore he could get Irt out Olt of o the thu buggy hlll Dnrnett Dnrnettflipped Blrnrtt BlrnrttMlld lluirnettFhilttted flipped up behind lhll him nnd shot him Im In tho th back backof lak backof of Mlld the heath Mr Jennings Jpnnln fell M back Into tIme thobuggy tll tImeJuumggy buggy and 1111 shouted holltld for help Uurnett Ilrnet shot MhotIm shothuhnum him Im again nlnll this thl time tmo In the rlcht rl ht temple telvle John JohnSmith JohnHlilh JohnSrutith Smith Hlilh a I farm Illlabrr laborer ran rn to the tmuebarnm barn barl As AIAfOI soon soonns soonlie ns p ho h saw aw Jennings 11nnlnl h hn started to It go 10 to hU hi as asDistance MIIMIlnce s ssletance Distance IIMIlnce Durnntt Jlrn t pointed polntu1 his hi pistol at Smith Smithnnd Hmlh Hmlhpnd Hnuithmand and drovo him from Irol the barn bnr Then Burnett Burnettrun lr run fI out olt of if thn Ihl darn har to the th house hmll Mrs lrH Jon Jennings Jcnnlnl Jonnlngs nings nlnl Mrs 1 Burnett Ilrnrt Miss lli Anne An Brannlgan rnnllRI n nslater 1 1Ittr acider slater of Mrs lrM Uurnett Illrnll and Inll the fouryearold fouryearoldtoti fOlrtarold fOlrtaroldon toti un on of the tb BurnetU Blrlll were wlro seated PtNI on the porch porchHe porchlie orch orchIh He pointed polnlll his hl pistol at them th nnd drove them themInto thuenilOP hlm hlmInt Into Int the thE lion hal huommse Then 1hpn he put Ilt the tht weapon Iapon to tohis tl tohis his h own UWI head and shot hot himself He 10 I he died with without wIt lh lholt ii iituit out olt regaining rlllnlnl consciousness consciousness
• Tradgedy on the Staked Plains
  TRAOEDV rtUIWI OX THE STAKED rKED FLAtXS FLAtXSA PAIN PAINA A Ranchman Pursues Pan an and nd Kills JI the Man Ha Who WhoHad WboDad WhoHad Had Assaulted Aaulhd III I Wife WifeSANTA Wi Wit Wit8ANTFE SANTA SANUFE FE NM N Juno Jun 13 13A A tragedy trcdyoccurred trcdyoccurredon occurred occurredon on the staked plains In Chaves county near nearthe nearthe nearthe the Texas boundary bundar report of which has hasJust hl hasJust Just Jllt reached here through Col 01 Dann a stock stockman slockmln stockman man mln on the io Upper Hondo who with wih a aparty 8part aparty party of Eastern Etrn friends friend witnessed wltnfed thus finale flnal6of finaleof nal of tim affair nalr They suddenlY raw MIW a hatlea hatleannd hate hateond hnthesnod nod oootless oatpu man pursuing Jursulnl another both being beingon bln on horseback horleback When hen the pursued was wa about aboutone aboutme auouone one 01 hundred hldrl and fifty 1f yards ard beyond Danns Dannsramp DannI Danasramp ramp his horse hore stepped In a dog dOI do hole and threw threwhim threwhIm rmI him heavily beaviy Beforn ltforl he could get Ilt up lP tho pur pursuer pursuer pur8Uer suer was on him hlmlahlng lathing and stabbing tnbblnj with wih a abig abie abig from big bie knife knlfeb hU hi body one mh stroke nearly nrar fevering evlrlOl liU hI head headfrom hld hldfrom headfrom I have been camping carllm on the OJo Blanco for forsome forlorI forsome some lorI limn tml said the murderer unltrer and yesterday yesterdaymorning yesterdaymorning cterday cterdaymoring morning brother and 1 went for moring my 1ent out some nomonearly JIO JIOhor somehiorses hor hiorses When WI we 10t got back I mn young wlo wife was wn1narl wasnearly nearly narl dead and Ind everything overthll about aoul younl the camp campwas calI canupwas was as torn tor up lp It I made me wild and andI I told my brother brolhlr to do what whlt he could for bar h lustJumped r rJlrPd best horse and took the trail trailNow trailNow jumped JlrPd upon my 1 bl t hore trai Now N011 lam I nm going goll back blck to my m wIfe wie I hope hOl1 Ill Illfind Illhaul 1 find evened nd her up alive alo If I dont Ill Il know things thlnls are aroevened areepne areevened epne Col Dann and hU hl party mado no attempt atempt to tohold tobolll tountil hold the man
• Eighteen Years for Gilligan
  BlUTlEN EWIITZIfN YEAIS IlIIfS FOi FOIl 01LOAN 01LOANFnnd GULIGAN GULIGANFound Found Cathy ltr or larer Murder t tl the Second Dere Derefor Degree Degreefor Killing UI Sweetheart Father FatherRICHMOND for Kiln 0 Sweelbort Fathe FatheJUCH1OND JUCH1OND RICHMOND Va Va June 23Andew 23Andrew Cater CaterGUlcl Carter CarterOiliigan GUlcl Oiliigan cha charged e wih with the klin killIng of his swrt swrtbeat sweet sweethearts beat hearts tater father C Deverley Trner Turner WI waj Bn Bntc san santenced tc tenced toa today to elhln eighteen years ea In the pnl pnltenta pool pooltentiary tenta tentiary for murer murder In the Ron second delr degree Ia Iacunal Rim Rimcounsel cunal counsel at onc once anlount announced that tey they woud would Ue Uethe take taketho the cue to the Supreme Cut Court of the Stt State StateTho Tho tria trial which occupie occupied eevlntcn seventeen daYI days ad adWM and andwas WM rmakb remarkable for a ene series of fierce er Ifra legal It IttM bat batties tM ties ad and a Ifla personal encunter encounter btwen between leading leadinglawyers IIWe lawyers on elber either Aide wu browh brought to a dOI dOIat close closeat at 63 530 oclok oclock thl thIs aternoon afternoon Din Jury WI was wastail ot tail an hour ad and ten ten minutes minuteswhlle whie tt the prsner prsneraward prisoner prisonerawaited awaited the II rssuitsmoking t okl rlzaettlRnd cigaretteeand I ar arpatently award to patently In a mor more contenW contented frame or mind mindtha mindihan Inty ihan tha any of the speetator who fle tilled th81tte th81tteCurt the little littlecourt ay lptalors Curt court room Je lie took the verdIct Itolclly Itolcllyand stoically stoicallyand and seemed med t to Jude judge by hil his exprulon expression r revl re relieved lieved that It WI was no WOfO The lrtructons lrtructonsto Instructions Instructionsto to evl the JUr jury Wfe were practCaly practically n mandate to con convlnt convlct vlnt the prIsoner rlollr of murdtr murder In the flrst rlt deIrc degree degreebut but the Jur jury ovldot evidently blrved believed that he had brn brnI been beenled I led d Into thl the crime by his loe for the dau daughter daughterof htlr htlror or hl his vitm vitmTIlKS victim victim2l1INJS
• Quadruple Murder in Maine
  QVADRVrLf OUA RrILI MURDER JrBDIR IV V MAINE XAIEo to o Lliht Llb on the th M Ihtn tery or f the Ile GoodwiTragedy Goodwin GoodwinTrsgeely Gowt GowtTrIP Tragedy TrIP In Wr Wt t Stwfltld StwfltldWESTNswfULDMe NewdeldWrar Sold SoldWIBNIWJED WESTNswfULDMe WIBNIWJED Wrar NrwlrLD Me e June 12 1lbCoroners 1lbCoronersIVtuatlon iLlhe Tbe Coroners Coronersnvcstlcatlon Coroneranveitlaation IVtuatlon nvcstlcatlon of he me fire lre and ad the murder of ofJeorce ofOorle ofeorge Oorle Jeorce eorge W Se Goodwin Gooln son ln housekeeper hOUlkepr and andilredman Ind Indhird nd ndtired hird ilredman tired man yesterday morning was begun bun to tohy to toIsy I d1 hy George Gtore Champion who had hired out to torork toI tocork I work for loodwln liowln and had been bn secreted le seyetedtherp seyetedtherpI dlhere dlherea there therei a i week lo avoid 10id nid arrest nr on a Boston lolon assault aWult case essMill ca8 caseS l S Mill at alarlt alarltI lar large largeThe e eThe The ThlnQut 1 inquet after nfer a half hllr davs dul work ork wa 1U wit ad sdourned adJourne adcorned I corned subject ubJMt f t tm call cal of the thl Coroner ronfr The Tbeounty Thl Theounty ounty Journe Attorney Atont wants to find fnd George Gtrle Cham Chamjiou Cam Camplou Cbamtioui jiou tioui before bfoe a verdict erd ct i is rendered rfndreJ Two little littlerirls 1le 1leirL littlerlrlts rirls rlrlts irL raw Ciampl n at Goodwin Oodwn s house hO the theivenlnc theenlr theyanlng enlr ivenlnc before bfore the murder murderA murdprd
• White Man Lost Down South
  WHlrB MAN LO r I DWV SOUTH SOUTHa a Oma aad th Itn Who trl Him Votd to leh 1m 1m1Ew 1Ew OnlEAN8 Junl 23 rs nebtCn nebtCnCOII COII a wealhy woman Ivln Ix mil rrom rromSprDlleld SprDlleld Liingston Jal h wal murder d dYCtrday YCtrday on he ta atlpr bllnt aaulld aaulldThl Thl b of the woman 8 dlolered b her herIrand1n and the nfllhbrl wern Irand1n ntle Some tirty men Tlld the p1aco 8robed the thepremlsl premlsl and dlscvprl a white 14n namP Frank Olm ro cnCated In one at the out outhoulfl houlfl u atempled eCape hut WIS turpd le made a feblt defenc 8lnl Cnp th t thI hI hld com to the hOU f to 8M Irl Coatl1 about omp plOllhlnl An Ixnmlnaton of the theclothtnl clothtnl Ir Olrore lel nn doubt ot th mana manaIllt and Ihe mln who hld him osplure Totd Totdt Illt lynch him 01 In the wod wodSo t So newl hM bAn recelv d from them Ino but II bllevpd Iht hl was hnched I a Dan or Iood flll but a bll Ihep He cabin by and Ila hlm1 1 by both Ivfd whit and bilcl bilclBO ahunne CI CK I HU
• Love and tradgedy in Virginia
  IOP AIH rnAGIII1 1 IX 111014 1IIiUNL4GIllixon 111014GIIIIun GIIIIun Testifies Thd It talII Was III Sweethearts SweetheartsIanlt hllburtlult Ianlt ult Tb1 II lie IlIIed d Un Father IthnI1lclnlmm FatherItiruMoNa I1lclnlmm Va n Jlllle 11Andrp Carter CnrtrOlllllllln CarterOihllgmm Olllllllln now beirut tried AlI at isle ln of Wieht ll1l1t Court CourtIIOtl otmrt otmrthouse IIOtl house 1 011 the char etmargmm of murrl murderIng rlnlf hi hits wt wthearts t thearl hearts father e 111111 Turnr whIle he dl dlIIIid do doimied IIIid In hi his t tesfinmon lImon ever havIng plllNd An AnatilIDla any anystigma stigma on time character of I the young lady IRdywhom ladywham whom h he lOVEd tt still till asserted that It 1I1I 1I1Ihrr weher her fault thlll ho had klllld her father aid Ihllt Ihllthe timttmetmaddonesotosave he tmetmaddonesotosave hnd rlonflfotonVl hl hmisownhlte oT1l1fe l1111lIn Ghlligmmde Ghlligmmdedared dp dpcllr cllr dared rl that Ihlorl tIme hove alTlllr brl between n him ansi MI MITurner Miss MissTurner Turner was 1ft ard ardent nt II ever UIJ to the limB limBof tIntsof of tile k killing killingIt I IIt It Ia b by her invitatIon that 1 IM lit her herhome herhome home Oil the nllht III qJtOMtion ht saul ald Sho Shonellllft Siiomnet nellllft mnet Ins not wry er far trom time hou1 In till tiu rbnd rbndof rhndeof of WIlla lives We stood there together III thin Ihndnrkns thindarkness darkness awl lhlrklrtlllllruf IIOW I bad III IIIIlft nmy nmyleft left ann around hr waist while her right arm nrrulnClrclod armtncirclod lnClrclod 111 neCk and her head netted on JII JIIhollhlor toy toysimomihitur hollhlor Wl o talked tOIIIIPr hI low tOnt tOntand tonte tonteand and now mind thln 1 told liar Ih ticit It would Lo LoIlfJIIt boImir IlfJIIt lor lilt 10 go o lU there would hI b trouble It ItIr IfMr Mr Ir Tllrnor toulld u us together but hr only onlyanSwer I IIInlcr anSwer was to dlllil to IIII Iud 1 rolllil not get getamiY nw amiY An hour la l anti then time troullo troullothnl trommimlothat I that I fnrc feared Ourrrd Ir Turner r mammc mammcnerosa mo IIcro nerosa the yard ard I kill knew hl 1115 IrlrlrlI form torllItn formovert I overt In thin dorltD dariicmsS and I tomild lIld conch the Iho111ellm thegleam gleam of steel ttf1 In th rays ot if rita 1I1I1II1ht IIIIIt IIIIItftJtlred thutfiltered filtered throllllh Ih time hlJttlr of time vlnd windows lII of ofthl oftitO thl residence I tried to get 1111 is u I14rnlo bill billtlllrlrl limittimeltrl tlllrlrl hld n1 IIntlllt tmtmtil it was M too lal hate Ur I er fa fattier fattierapproanhm4 tier tier1111pr081111d 1111pr081111d IInlll within II few feet nllll thn thnwith thttmwhim with III the IXrlnmfttlon Ihlll hI hind tlnd In lot liD liDIII lW11mmow III 11mmow 1111 Il hi his IlIn gum I rnicd n1 miin n without put pllttlllir putitnmr tlllir It In m my Fhould shoulder r and nrlll II lie tU tUhMvll fellhiiVii hMvll to ii time ground mind I Isabel 110 bPI cried full ou oulmftte 1111 lmftte klllrl III mu tnthrr Stun lift 1M tIll wit i a aJroml ai Jroml remnise nOIIr In tell IInd I Wont IW away hra heavy of ofhlllrt ofcart hlllrt i cart for I loved n 1d till 1111 moan whom I was forlld forlldto to kill to save m mny Olfn Ilfp IlfpIn lit litIti In tho tim tr11111111 of Rhritl Fdwnrd the thonlllnllon theallegation nlllnllon wn wits nilldo that OIlIllIn humiai re reUIPd relImmited UIPd 011 tliuis 11 1lIrnpr ch chmarsmoter Ullct 11 In III IIIlimon lila lilatestImony testImony limon lodlt tnday 011111111 denied havIng made mndudl madeurii udl II stitetiiefmt laltlll lIl RI enmi nn1nned tlllltthe that time Iflr gigIm gigImreptmtntlnn rlpllintion l11 was IJnIMmlhrd The T e CII eae will willnot I not week fo concLuded before the mlddl of IIIIt IIIItwftIk lisztweek I
• Effort to save the boy murderer
  TFTOnT TO St SAVE n TIlE nOI 710 JfUnDlmrn JfUnDlmrnAaolhr MUItDtIUitAnother Another 1llIloa 10 n Be Prenttd to the Con CenBtrtlnt Connectlet Btrtlnt noord or Pudoa PudoaSTAlIJrORIJ IardonmSTtMromunJmmno STAlIJrORIJ STtMromunJmmno Juno ITOnll more moroeffort ttrort III to 00 00made bemade made to save ne fJf1m the gailos allo Charles nrtrom nrtromCro hiertramCross Cro Cross l time MlnllenYlnrold 00 boy sentenced sentencedtobeimarmgedonJuiy2ofor ntln d 10 tobeimarmgedonJuiy2ofor be hunlld on JulIO for the murder lai So SocmbPr No Noveniber cmbPr ot 1011 Mrs Freeman 1ln King nn aged womlln womllnII vomanat II her horn II In a redudc Kt In time tipper hart IortIf If thl town Th Time Hoard of Pardons hn re retu1d me mefused fused tl ehnllll the sentence ot the court but bulanothlt butamrntlmet anothlt pelltlon I Is to be Irlpntld and n new nlwItTorl neweffort effort I wtil II bo made by 1 thll thoep 1 Intrrp interesting lIn thm thm8lvl thermselves selves III tn the 00 boy l have the death wtntenlll wtntenllloommulld entenreccmmtited oommulld tolmpri to tmprl onment for life 11 I Is worth worthlIollng worthtmmitltut lIollng that Cro Crosi I practically without a friend friendIn In the world ta may tho tiioe tJ who have taken syrn syrnpathetIc m mpllihetlo pathetIc and prcholollcollnlelflt pysehological interest In him lnM sinesthe lnMthe the mu murder r Ono of these I Ur Charles ChurlelIwell E EHowell Howell of thl this 11 Ur 1I0wdl I Isued ued time Iheolhlr timeother other tlmly III a paper III the roI whIch ha has attracted IIUrAClftdwlll attractedwide wlll aUlntlolllhroulfhout attention throughout the Rilito and served 10 put Inllltlon In nmotkn rI thm movement flr or 1 romrnuta tlon of sentence Dr Unwoll lrntnt411I a studied ftuJlodanahK studiedanalysis analysis nf time bo boys ancestry Indln to time 1111I1neluloll timeCOflC1UiIofl I1neluloll that hI was m horn with morbId morbId1II0llft pits pitsaloha aloha Md hence 1111 was not mentally competent eompNlnlwhen competentwhen when be e made the crlmlnlll n assamult aull 011 the aged I iilms IIII Imm which ended In her death I Dr r Row11 II line 01 if Orlllllnlnt h of decided interest 10 student nt heredity IIrrdllHlnlO Since the nplltllrunre of I1r ltowllI state statement Iattlmenl menl the ease hll lifts been n conlllani subject of rll dIcumsminn Cu lon III th pros mlnllolI and mUral mUralmn medicalmen mn taking 111111111 lart larniv In It If lrOfo4 Cross Is hanllfrt hI will I Isi tIme YOIIDII youngest I person tl suiTor the Ihotnth death tnth penalty 111 thn pIV nllan1 Hlall HlallIInl MIatesmmml IInl one writer IIIIrt 11111 no one so o young ha lots ever I iopmi MII eINt north of f th the Man Ulltl PI Dlxomi II1 ilnms Th There rP I nn hope for 1 mms 11 tmt II tmis of the lIonrl nt Iarllnno In hi cell nt t the SImile Irloll III WIIIOI he spend nd n nearly srlY all hi huts time lOnkhlR cIartltlh Ior 1 Ih tlts mot pnrl h he lstrts Irr no emotIon hut CIIonlllly 110 I me will break out with a cry that hI hewn I InlIlIt InlIlItwhn Inammwhen when h lie rommllld the murrieI In R written writtencnnfeion ritrlnronflo ronflo cnnfeion lfln Cr Cross hn 11111 Ihlll hI Mnulrld 4ts r KIng under fome uncontrollablllmpulfl uncontrollablllmpulflSot uncontrollable Impulse Impulseota
• Gagged, Bound and shot
  GAGGED BOUND AND SHOBAKER SHOT SHOTIAKBa SHOTRAKER BAKER IAKBa TELLS A TALK fAL OP 0 ROBBER ROBBERAND ROf ROBBERYAND rlY rlYAND AND ATTEMPTED UI prD UlRDtR UlRDtRFound MURDZRPoced fOf I IPoe Found Poe Wcaaded Weaade aad 4 Emaciated EacatI In a Vacant VacsiLet VacantLet lnt lntl Let l In Th nl Bronx Bron7 BronxSays ftayi Do D Bs Has Been It ItFlv for forPiv 1 Flv Fn Day D la I the Power of a Gang GangThievesCharged Ga 01 011lenure4 ofTbiveCbarged ThievesCharged 1lenure4 With Wll Attempted ttmpted Suicide SnlcldiThe 8ulede 8uledeTht SuicideThe The Morrlaanla Norleanla polio plO are holding hodlna as a a prlt prltoner prloner prisoner oner charged carl with Itb attempted attmpted suicide a youn younman young youngman oun ounman man whom th the theFordham Fordham Hospital HOplt1 doctors dotor believe bellevto blee bleeto believetolls to tolls be b the victim victm of ofan an attempted atempted murder Th Thmania The Theman Theman mania man t is Frank Blum 31 years rea old who ho owns ownsbakery a abker abakery bakery bker at 471 47 Brook Brok avenue aenue Ills J father fatherlam fatherlamuII Hamuel Ham Isamul uel D Blum a baker bakr of 824 Courtlnndt cur andt avenue avenuela avanuel avenueia la l a large lare property owner In The Th Bronx BronxYesterday Bronxyterdy BronxYesterday Yesterday yterdy morning morln a driver employed employe b bContractor by byCnlraotrJohn byContraotorjobn Contractor CnlraotrJohn Contraotorjobn John C Roger n erl found Blum Bum ly Irlnl lying lyingIn In InIn In a vacant ncnt lot at 15lst ust street atrlt and Mott avenue avenuiThe anueThedrlvr avenueThedriver The Thedrlvr Thedriver driver thought that Blum Dum wa Wi was dad H Hwent le lewent He Hewent lot the body and toun tounthat found foundtat foundthat went Into th thlot the to t look lok at te that tat the hands hand and feet fet were tied tiedpiece ted a apllC apiece piece pllC of a worn suspender u pnder was bound bund over th thmouth tbmouth the themouth mouth the head was We cut and badly bady battered battereand battrd battrdand batteredand and there was W n bullet bulet hole In t tleft the Ihe18ft theleft left shoulder houlde No pistol pitl was wa found founThe foundTbe foundThe The driver drivr called Policeman Lenrey Lelr wh whsummoned who wholummone whosummoned cled Iolcman summoned an ambulance ambulanc from Fordham hoe Hospttal Joe Joeplal hoepitsi lummone pttal Dr Hogan UOan found that that the man w walive WM WMallYo wasalive alive plal At the te hospital hospial 032caIlbre a 32cllbre 32calibre bullet bulet w wextracted 10 was wasextracted extracted etractd from Blums Bum shoulder and he was r rstored re reatored restored stored to consciousness cnaclou n e He UeM was badly em emdated cola emacate colaelated dated t He told the doctors this tbl story atr which whlcOn wblchter whichthey cate they belisve belisveon ter On blov June June I said Blunn the dnyof d y of th thpolice the thepoo thepolice police parade I started tart from my home hODe a at 4 poo oclock parle In the afternoon atenon with lh ISO 3 In m mrcket I omy omypocket pocket to deposit lt In the Twelfth Twelth Ward Ad Bank BanVstopped rcket 1 stopped t dep to order orde mutt 1 flour uur froi froithe tronthe the loPp Sweexy SWfz1 Flour Co a at IaMb street Srlt an anRailroad anl anU anURailroad Railroad avenue and I was detained dttalnd there thert unt untnearly unt until untilnoary nearly lllroad 6 oclock Then 1 rttttliiura rlht that tba It v wui wuitoo u utoo nearlY too late ate to go to t the te bank and I starte starteto etartel etarteato to walk wak homeward along Railroad ltlrAd ave nvenue oenue avenile nue At Hist street a peddlers wagon wagocame walon waloncae wagoncame Itlt steet came cae along alon with wlh four men In It I Three rhre c cthen of ofIhen ofthen then jumped JumDd out ou one lne covered cTe me wit wita with wllha a revolver the tbl others other rifled riled my pockets pket re The Thetook They Theytok Theylook took tok my m gold watch but when they t Py foun founthat round roundtat foundthat that my name nae watc was 18 on It I they tbe gave iae It bac bacto back backto backto tat to me They The took tok my diamond ring rna I slid m mmoney my mymOM mymoney money mOM next net to my skin but they sai saime saime law lawme sawme me do It t and andonof andoneof one of them hit me mewlh mewith with the butt c cmoney ca of ofa ofa a pistol plt I yelled elpd and the three tnl pulled pulfd me int intthe Into Intothe Intothe the wagon wlion and jumped Jumpe on me I became bame un urconscious uneonlcous unconscious conscious consciousWhen consciousWhen eonlcous When I awoke I found myself mVllf In a bark ark eel eelItr cl clla cclIsv Itr la I cried out and one on of the men ren came care am amtold and andlold andtoid told me to stop I asked Mkf for a drink drink o owater of of1ater orWater water which he brought me In a til tilcup tin tincup 1ater tn tncp cup cp The fhf drink smelted ImoUed of carbolic carbollacid crbolo crboloacid carbolicacid acid nnd I realized rtalzd that they Ihe Intended t tmurder to tomurdel tomnurdec murder me m I went wfnt to the til cellar lar door dooipounded doorpounde1 doorpounded pounded on It I and yelled elld and the man who ha habrought habrought had hadbrought brought me the water came again alaln and shot in inin rt toe toein in the left shoulder shoulderI Ihoulder IhoulderI I RUe guess that will wi keep klll yon rOIUI still he hI said saidThe AaldTbe saidThe The wound made ma unconclous uncldoIR When Whenrecovered I Irecoyered Irecovered recovered my sense Nn again a aln they thl put Pii me Into th thwagon the thewaeon thewagon wagon I Isawthatit saw that It was weelI30 8 liao 111 oclock by m mwatch my mywatch mywatch sw watch I was put into the wagon and saw a tha thaI thaI thaII 8101 I wa was at Cedar Cdar Park This Is a wnall mBI rark nn nnI n nenr nr nrIlllett I Ulst Illlett 8 street streetJ I was W8 driven drl sway Iwa and In th thwagon the thewaeon thewagon wagon was wasn so glad to find fnd myself mr el In h the open opeiair openar openairugajn air airugajn again waj that I laughed laulhod and andqried cried byturni byturniOne by byturns9ne lur ar One aian of the men then struck Itruclll18 me with wlh a club am amI and andI I knew kloW te nothing nothln rn more until unti I revived here li lithe II lit litthe the hospital The be hospitalThe hOlpltl police though thoulh they thlY found fOlnd no revolver revolvenear revolverDar revolvernear near Dar Blum Dur Joloe when n he h wan found made the charg chargof charge chargeof hnrle hnrleof of attempted sulcd against him 1dm nevertheless neverthelessLost nlertbell neverthelessLast Lost lot altDPte summer IUfmfr a nliystclan pl81lan and hU hi fiancee asnce were werassaulted wereluld wereassauited assaulted luld near the tht same 81Ie place plao A t man and i iwoman a awoman awoman woman on bicycles were also held up there i iCOL a ayear ftyear year alo aloCOL ago agoCCL
• Kruger Not Ready to Yield
  KnroKR KnO1 Nor HEADY TO YIELD YIELDDtflsnt JIBLD JIBLDblat YZZLDDeeset Dtflsnt blat Menage 8 Seat nt to Pretoria J Jut st Before Beforethe Beo Beforebe the tl be Fall of the he Capital Capitalflrvcal Capial Capialtlol CapitalrciaI flrvcal tlol Co Cal l Dnvaith nPrll It t TUB T118UI SUN SUNKrom SUNEtoi Krom rro TUB Til Tjt SUMS Su Correspondent Corrrpldrnt tt Pretoria PretoriaPRETORIA Prla PretorIaP511010 PRETORIA IRTOnA June Jun i via A IxirrnzoMarques lrno Marue Marquee June JuneP 7 U4J P M MAii 1AI All Boer Illr resistance rtlltno In this thl Tl TlChsnt YiChange Change of Time Tm 8in4ay 117 J Ltklnna l nn4n Raird flro dpslronsare Pltro are requested rru1 to t It I Put 1 at lowers loldr of scent airDI arid a W UyArf AI dotty dnly ceased ce last lalt night and the te cltyirui cltyiruirendered clT city WU 1 siar siarrendered rendered burghers rendee retreated rtett to the te Brltl BUo Bdtlsh toward tware h today ta Lydenburg LydnburA Alltheflghtl Alltheflghtlburgbers Al AU tbe tb lbUn lbUnburabn ilgbting A message m ae from frm President Prldet Krufer Kr which wbl w wreceived wu wureceived received rcved just before bfor the te British Bluh occupation occupationPretoria ocupaton of ofPretoria ofPretoria Pretoria declared delare that the te Gorernment Gornment ai aithe and andthe andthe the people pope were united uDlt In khe the te determinationresist determination detrloUln 10 10relt toresist resist relt as a a long as a life lfe remains remainsPRETORIA rmain remainsParroazA PRETORIA PanoaA Monday Mondy night Dlht rl via a Lorenzo Lrnz Mi Miques Isfar Isfarques a ques que June 7 litt I P 1 MAtter M Ater a heavy be1 boi boibardment bm bmbarent born bornbardnient bardment barent with wit forty fory cannon vnDon ail day dy da the Brill Brillforced BrUh BrUhforc British Britishforoed forced forc the te commandos cTmld west wet of the te town townevacuate to toencuato toevacuate evacuate their positions plUon Beyond Wrecking Wreckingfew wreciina a afew few stable atble In th the auburbs 8ubpb no damage dm r rsuited re resuited suited eulld suited from frm the te cannonading canoDadlnr and Ind the te burghers burghrretreated burghersretreated retreated retret In Ino good order orer The Te Boer B rtllleryms atlermen atlermenhee artillerymenhere rtlllerymshere 4 here hee oclock oclockUeut ocloc ooiockLteutWilsona have been bn removing rmoq all 1 the cannon cnnon aim alnc since Ueut LteutWilsona Wllion a British Br Bridsboosr h officer oor ha b has just i irived a au auriced rived In intown town twn under uDde underawbit a white wht flag la ag with wit a mi miage mle mesage age le from fm CoL Dellsle Dlle who la six miles mies ou ouside out outide outsdo side ide the town to t the west wet It I la t believed blevd th ththe that thatte thatthe te the town will wU be evacuated evcaled by the command commandand commandosand and the artillery atUery removed by b midnight mldnlht and thi thiPretoria tt tht thtPretoria Pretoria will 11 be b formally formly surrendered urrenderd at noo nootomorrow noon noontomorow noontomorrow tomorrow tomorrowAll tomorow tomorowAl All Al the te locomotives lom UvB with wit the rolling rolDI ttoc ttocsteamed Ilok Ilokettamed stock stocksteamed steamed ettamed out to the tle eastward astwad in I a Baleanto glgantlo pr prcession pro procession cession csion at 4 oclock ocoek this ti afternoon afternoonBinMtxouAM aternon aternonRIUINODAU afternoonBInMINGUAM BinMtxouAM RIUINODAU June 7 7Te 7The The correspondent correspondentthe ofrepndnt of ofthe ofthe the Post hears htnr from an official olc source eourc at a Tb TbHague The TbeIlue Thehague Hague Ilue that a serious serlousquestlon question queton concerning cncrnlor Pre Predent PMI PMIdent Prod Proddent dent Kruger Krer U L agitating aslaJne th te the Netherlands Neterand Coy Goieminent Oovrnmet Coyernment eminent rnmet U I seems Rems that the Transvaal Trnva Pres Presdent Presldent PresidenthaddecideduptoMay dent denthaddecideduptoMay had decided deided up to t May ay 31 to t take refuge refujon rfle rfleon refugeon on the Dutch Duth cruiser cruler Frlesland Frelland which U now now a aLorenzo at atLrez atLorenzo Lorenzo Lrez Marques Marque There U L rln reason to believe bollevttit beleve belevethat believethat that tclcsrsphlc tccrpblc orders order bsve b YO b hfn been n ent Ifnt from frnnThe frm frmThe fromThe The Hague laaue to the te commander comminder of the Frlcslan Frlcslanu FrleslandM u to hh hi future coursn III of notion notionBRUSSELS actionBIUYBBELS Acton ActonDnue8L BRUSSELS Dnue8L June 7 7Dr Dr Leyds Lydl the Trsnsvat TrsnsvatDiplomatic Tranaval TranavalDplomato TrsnsvsslDiplomatic Diplomatic Dplomato Agent raid today today that tho end c ctho or orte ofthe the te war would not come cme for a long Ion lime tlnualthough limealbouah timealthough although albouah the character charactfr of the fighting lhtnc wotil wotilbo would wouldbe wouldbe be changed chon led He admitted admittd that If t Lord Ior Robert Robertsurrounded Jtberts Jtbertsaurrounde Robertssurrounded surrounded aurrounde all al the Boers Boer In the Lydenburg Iydlnburl dU dUtrlct dl district trlct their situation luaJon would be pitiful pUful but h hthought ho hotholaht hothought thought tholaht that such Investment Ilvestfnt was WI quite Quie Im Improbable Improbable improbable probable probableCAPS probableCAIE probableCjix CAPS TOWN June 5 aTwo Two British BrJsh soldier soldierwere eoldlerwere soldierwere were stabbed etabbld to death by b an Italian Itlan during duringstreet a aIlrlt astreet street Ilrlt fight C h here her today toa A mob thereupon thereupowrecked thrfupon thrfuponwreckd thereuponwrecked wrecked the supposed premises prem of th the mur muiderer murderer murderer derer who bad brvdsucoeeded succeeded ucO ded In making bin hi escapLONDON escape Icap escapeLomox LONDON 10IPON June 7 7The The Foreign Office Omc pub publlshes publshes pubIlahes llshes lshes the following fololnc telegram from Sir Alfred AHreMtlner AUredMiner AlfredMimer Mtlner Miner Governor of Cape Colony Colon under to tcdays todBY todays days dBY date dateIt doteI dateIt It I Is reported Jported that large numbers numbl of miner minerand miner minerand minersand and others otbtrs are about to start for the Transvoaon Transvaal TranavB1 TranavB1on Transvaalon on Saturday from Southampton Soutamptn Cannot pub publio pubIto Ito 10 notification ntncaton be Issued lue warning wanlna the th people peoplagainst pople popleaiBlnt peopleagainst against aiBlnt premature return They will wi be b de delayed delaed dotoyed toyed at Cape Cat ports port and will wi only Increase Increle th thnumbers the thenumbers thenumbers numbers that are being bln supported IUP rted by b charity charityIt cmrt cmrtI It I must be a couple cuple of months at least I beforthe before beforete beforethe the te bulk of those now no In this colony clony and Natal Nnttcan NltBI NltBIcn Natalcan can cn be allowed alowed to return rturn or work generally fneral b bresumed be berfellmed beresumed
• Torture of Corean Murderers
  TORTUR8 01 I CORIAN COREAN JURlBllns JURlBllnsKIID IIVRDEUEJ1S IIVRDEUEJ1SICIllIng KIID ICIllIng or the Two lie Iten Implrattd implicated la the Ihelarder thetnrder larder tnrder of the Qaen QaenSA Queen QueenSMe SA SMe FRANCISCO June toTho Japanp5 Japanp5papr Japanese Japanesepapers papr papers rrhrd received by the steamer I amr DorIc 10la 10laa today todayare a are rul foil or detllb detaIls or le the tortUfl tortures Infite Inflicted I ii iithe the COfl Coresn Goenmlnt Government on the two men who whower whoacre wer acre Implcnlt implicated In the murdfr murder or le the Qln Queen In in1S9 180 1S9 and who rnty recend rllurnl returned Ilr after havln havln11V1 havimue havimuereeelvedmwurancesofsafety 11V1 reeelvedmwurancesofsafety Mracs or nty Bol Both Wr werekilled werekilledTwo kie Two brothpr brothers An nl and Kwon Ewong hld hind Ie lied to toJapl toJapan Japl Japan aler after the murdlr murder or the QUln Queen An rp re returned tured turned and 11 was sentenced ntlnc to nominal banlh banlhment baniahmont mont Against the advlC advice or hil his Japa Japarlnds Japanese Japanesefriend friend Kwon rcnlly recently rturtd returned nd and In eplus eplusof pit pitor or promll promises mad to the JnpMee Japanese Goverment Govermenthe aovernment aovernmentlie he WM sl seized d and plt put to horrible torUl tortures torturesIll H Ill Ith tleeh WM lor torn by hot Iron Irons Md hil his bonls bonlscrhld bones bonescrushed crhld crushed Under thl this tortm torture he conrpl1 confessed his hisown hisown own share har In the QIn Qumeons murdlr murder and Implall ImplallAn implicated implicatedAn An The hA latpr latter was M IrrAW arrested Md also gIven rhnh h t the torhlfl torturers IhOUlh though It I Is sad said thlt that no th the Inl Inluntse inpuneseMinister untse uneseMinister had obtained a distnct distinct proll prollIrom promise promiseIroni lnlstfr Irom th tmDror nlperOr or Corla Corea thlt that An Ihould t tnplhrr to toneither neither torlufd tortured nor ox executed executedThe nplhrr Thl The torture of te the two utl vlctml victims Is ruly fully dl di discribod scribod crlht In Ih the Japanl Japanese papers blt bitt thl the tnUh tnUhpnpr Eaglihpapers papers say ay th dlllls details cnnnut paJf b be prlnlJ printed lnd Indr Indrthese r rtbt pnpr tbt these tortures Kwoli Kvong dl died Tbel Then tl lie order ordrrWRA orderwas was given to dttplllo decapitate both bolhThe bothThe The Ihen Japanese PMM Oorrfnt loveratnent hM ha demand demand10tonhlmpstlatolhlt demanded demandednot 10tonhlmpstlatolhlt not only mm investigatloti hut the speedy punish punlhmnt punishmint mint ur alcommtdlhe all COflPtflcd Time Implllon Implications rdy mndl mndlaB made madeart art so eirioils rloul that the Japaneso Minister lnltr lt ltSoll mit mitSiotil aB Soll Siotil cannot let get a an Ildlenr audience I wih with thl th Emp Emperor EmperorThe ror rorThe The papers la sal It look as Ir unlt68 unless ome ad adjutment adjuetnient jutment Is speedll madl made the lonlooked lonlookedror longlooked longlookedfor for opportunl opportlmflit sJly for Jnpl Japan to Inlrrere interfere In the thoontrol thecontrol control of Corenn aIalr affairs Is at hand handLAD handLOAfl
• Suspect a Triple Murder
  tUSPECT rUFCT A IIIIILE TItZPLf JrIER JrIERT MURflIfl MURflIflTo T To o lodlu Itodlet or Men Napped Suppomed to lal have DeeD DeeDobblll fleesttobbeil ttobbeil obblll Found ea ear Camberlnd CamberlndMUtuum Combertand CombertandttmtnLtNn MUtuum Md Id June loThe 19 The nndna of oft oftto t tto hO1 IajV of CrneiuaItmgan ornllu Uugan in n thl the Polomao IL ILrfl afew rfl few mllA milme aho above hrf tiere ilH hoe la l4 to luplciona up1ciona or a adnlhlQlr adetihl dnlhlQlr detihl it not 1 a tripII triple murder and the aUlhorl aUlhorlI nuthorltie I tie have h hgtmn CHI a March March for larnlY Itirney Curaa Ctmrrane Ctmrranealo alo 10 I t I bpNI hni vcI hM ha rlhrr either bn been murderer murdered cr cra erva va a Ofr nnrerne4 1 II In the Iurdlr Iurdlrfman murder murderflman fman flman lrran imrranq Ald and John lurko Hurko left Coke Coke Coketon to ton V i a cn Jun 6 to 10 go We Voat t The Mml same samemmmci 11111 mmmci 1m Ilimrkes keA bod body wa was found on th the Thiltiniore almore RII Otit iItii Huo Hnirad Itmidrond fhovp above tpJ here I It aas a tHkn to lie I at tornwallla W V Va a and an ezmummi slll Muon howd Ihlt that hI li hnd hltn leen shot and hl his rlon ld t thou 11 pIleId placed on the track UUIAnl IuijanM body aie fOlnd found trn 0115 1S later and pVlry every Indication IndiCton I oinie Ints 10 hi tile havIng 1t mud death at the Hame 1m tini a lurkl ltmirke lnlI il 15 hleld belIeved 10 hlv have bll ben Ihl motIve motIveml 011 ml ti Nn rImiip lolh Itothi I nimi I a are known to have oe mote had hadtli liEn y tli onl11 not iig lalnhIA was ai rOlnd found on their bodie 110 I Thl hI of r khard UI Ivo wnM JOlnd lommnd In InrI ii rI r hI II bier r otth llh th the hood emhed In I mo ilay 11 nflI a rte Ih time dhl I tillo Illrdr ritmird r nnd n nd al an 11 on iot IH cmii wd llat tInt II I had 1 tmeen put In th water LIr h liitt lth Itm riutimoritis llut n are working on a Thuuthorll worklni r Clue lt aijich llucl lnk iflk4 1 tie dMhs or Ile tim thre three mel melIIU1 men menflhtIDjfl
• Judge Lynch Renounced
  t JUDGE LYNCh DENOUNCED DENOUNCEDrsSIU DENOUNCEIzssiqsippi zssiqsippi rsSIU AROUSRb ROU BD I Till TillICILLlva ni nilULLING lULLING 01 Ii IYNOCLVT IYNOCLVTs1 WCBVr Jllr Jllroe oe s1 r tile iii IJlldlllllf Ejncblngotthe of tbe Two furo NtroJZIIozIWeakDe a aIJllnlWkDI IJllnlWkDI of tile Eldlnt Oil fl Wiliell Wiliellb Whl WhlMibs Mibs b Hay ArtedOrowIFavor tledGrowloll oollllloot III IIIJnor Favor f lAutos uo tb Law Tako Tsk Its Coao CoaoNRW Coin CoinNEW NEW OIlUol ft JIIM UTh lynching probe probeIa pm pmhu hu Ia rapidly r rehIug lhlnl 8 ooluton olutlon In MI MksiaIp MksiaIpwd lppl lpplI I wd al iii tn thi Indlcatlof 1ndtcatiorn 1I am tat that It wi wflt I b Iho IhooouolutonMd 11 11OITpCio1Ut1oDfl4 oouolutonMd OITpCio1Ut1oDfl4 thItn anothrr yaryneh yarynehI y nr1rnc1 nr1rnc1tig I tig wl wIU I is unknown In tt that Htal Thl Th htlr htlrpblo hatt hattpublic pblo public iuntImnt nlmnt of the SUU tu hM hn b bn n rouAd rouAdalMt rou rousjlnutlynehhtw sjlnutlynehhtw alMt lynch II W and tl thIuriItnnt InUmn t I litrengtI litrengtIsd MtrrnJth MtrrnJthltd ltd sd by rnoent nt dtvlopmcnl dvtIopnints pltlculll ptrUeuiuIy Ih IhMlalppl t tq q MiiuIppl Mlalppl Clt City dub1 dOlb Iynehlnl JTnchlnt ihw1n shnwlnl Ihlt Ihltb hj hjmob mob b vloeno vlolenoo I more apt t to b Wnnl Ilul Ilultht tlui tluijight jight tht ad and In th tI fld end ulwrly fl aIM t to acom acomJh econ econpllih pllih what It alms nt nt ntTbro Jh T Tbro hle hve bpn n II I tru true Iny rnny Mtbaks MtbaksttO i tba tbathOM ttO thOM whl wh wlnt wn tlbul tbrIPhJudALynh hJuI Iyneh but butfn bt btsen fn sen Ihr5IIbaekshavdl tbaiks hav dIidod eIOd 1M fact tht thtwholtU th thwhosifli wholtU whosifli cUr to Iho tob mob Idon of Jloti uttc uttcare i are no lonlr 1sniitr 111 In a maJority but In I a d dvrerun dvreruntnortty r n ln lnalnrlty alnrlty tnortty Amonl Among ttl thu Itbaek iibaek 11 my b I Iantloned antloned wnllont the fatItro falliro of the 1rfrtaturn 1rfrtaturnlcllow Iil hulro t leow lcllow th llllton iizaetion conlnln111 contatnI n I tli mMe mMeo fl1AM fl1AMof o of Go Cloy ln Lonino lno to pnn pfl a 1 law II to dIRCfUral disciuirtg disciuirtgnchtng Inohlnl nchtng b by 8lowlnl fl1kWtfli Ih ttD tlm fnrnIy ur Ih victim victimIIU victirtIi IIU rordnlaQpt th OOlnl coUflt hpl hr Iht th Irnch yncliDI DC nciim4 nl A trntInr Irllr law wn WM pnoct pnoctJ II hd In InOhio I J Ohio ad nntt It WB1 WM tholiM thouiht that 1 It wOllJ wotiki luwl luw tl tlIlct th thffect Ilct ffect of brlnllnl bringIng nut the IApne txpnyCN In atiI III IIIud Itti Ittiand ud om4r ordr ellment ehment t to preven prevent B Inchln One Onete On Onthe te the etoDet itzonaeet aiument arguments In for or Irneh Irnehli nch nchMz Mz li in I the Ih bkwo bkwood dLtrtot dltlot II th te t1nanct t1nanctIetht IOol1 IOol1tbat Ietht tbat It I Ia ohlpr ohlprWb theap r rWby Wb Wby aoud should t the oW1y COlnt h b put t to the I iens iensSt ptnlo ptnloevcti St evcti eonvlcung a negro ftld tield hnd hand of murdlr murder vr vrlhue o ocutrae lhue cutrae mlny many of tl thn fmlrJ farmen In t th poor poorounte poor poorCOUnties ounte COUnties Ik ik when hen hl his lu1t jut1t 1i 1 c18r clear 1 It tl tlt 1 Ot t Mvera ievcra Ulumd thousud doll doIlnr for IltnIRJuif IltnIRJuifte wtnwJ ur urteeKI te teeKI uf th4 th vrl prisoner onor In Jai jail Irlllon er ctlon of 1lmv 1lmvk glIIwM k whll whilu 1 tenefnt nCnl rf rp wil will rneh mach Ih lln llnIlL arn arnVprnIL VprnIL IlL 11 In horLr hnrLr lme limo and husle iutie 11m Illro ruro out outot ou ouof N ot the 1orld world worldThl 1 Thi Thl aumnt argument 1 LA mt by Iho tb piln pIin Iwsf5t4 Iwsf5t4by IIpslld IIpslldly ly by Gov I Ingino mlino H I tho ho IIU t4Xptr PItS 1 arts om omlod OI1pellod pellod lod t to plln pay In dmce dalnageA for 1 a lnthlnllrlll lnthlnllrlllr nc1iIn a frgu frguexutIon r e exutIon futol1 Is ehollr chftaper than a mob one notr notrtbnck nutiii nutiiisthack sthack tbnck Wi wa Ihl tu refusal tu l of th Oran1 Jur Jura Jlry JlryI a I j mlt mlt City to Ildlcl tntIet Ihl th IWIIfe twivo whllo whllof wIitte f e Irn who Indlltl n nIO negro for an ofenC offetic lrik strLkisg lrikII isg II n a whitt whRe mln finn for which hleh Iynchlnl Iynchtn hl1 hat ner nerbf1 ieveibEfn bf1 bEfn re reortd rlld tl ti btore ror A Ilir thlrtj Itbltk wtback wal wai waith i th dcMnton t CIflXntLfl of II t Ceronlr Ceroner JurI jur Inllnele1 fnajw1ed fnajw1edto 1 to n Ih Inchlnq or Aeke Ind and fl RttsM RttsMatt1 or orla11 la11 att1 at MIsR ttsIMLD1 lppl Clt City that Ih Incllni InchIn WR ra radone dOM by perni r ons unknown N Th Ttim rp Ifa wa not notI notthedIghttit I thedIghttit Uhlt8t dlcultO ditfluitr In llrtalnlnl ccrtnlnlng who h1 Iho Ihordl th theiri rdl eiri t Wert rllt If that wrl wr4 Jeslm tIit 11Rlprir Stirlfl StirlflLlmsf Ilmlf Llmsf was 11 t Ihe Inchlnl lynching nll a a wltru w1ths hit hitdPllrN 1111 1111dtar4 dPllrN dtar4 tml thnt ho coult eonld not recolnlzI recofflz Iho nln nlncnlcpd rniti rnitioiigapd cnlcpd oiigapd In te the crimp b beeauo nlm of tl thi hndow Rndowrorn hndowrom rom the tl trt Thw h Ihldow bhadow Ir ar In an Ilct Iiictdenl Iiictdenlor nt ntor or allnehlnl8 all Iynchlngi JIt itit 1 M the Ndul duII thud was sa of oftd ofcid td cid In 11 nit hanlhul8 hRnglngM hRnglngMliuL 1 lut liuL l1houlh although Ihp thee Rvlfl vert ocelrrenOB ocelrrenOBmA occtirrenco occtirrenconAy mA nAy appn ppenr lOHhow that the movement 11ln iig3int iig3intiyrnhIn t tlnchln iyrnhIn lnchln L nol ypl rotig oll enough null to uppre uppreut uppressudi sudi ut violpn to the cnllry contrlLry I L Iru true Thl ThA flct uct I II Ithiit I thut thlrl there Is I un 1 unUlnllPA unI1IintIeM In NbIlppt NbIlpptto W prOeute rrosecute and punhh whlo white men who ho have hnobn haveLen bn Len eljHit crsed In JncllJml lynching flroe ngroe Thl ThlrpImld Thny Thnyrgurtd rpImld rgurtd a al men who bare rnLI mL Id Idad d did ad id 1ho who do nol rCI1z rrdlze Ihp hlrm hsrm they are do doy dt y ml g mln men 10 lI ba urlurd uzgud wih with LII Litit not Imprl trnprLond trnprLondor ncd ncdor or olhrwLo othrrwLe plnIRhd pun1hed In n a1 all Iho tb flI cae whre whrebnlhlnl where whereyndrg bnlhlnl yndrg bl tiM OCMlfd latll tatcI thp th halo rf r rcelred celred Ie inuked Ilkld odnl mldeate lllt that public ullc Nnlmnt NnlmntS ent1ment ent1mentte S te no 10nlr Ioner 1IIh with Ihlm them but ululnlt ugarst thcl them tty Ihoyha ttyhuve ha huve gpn pn trr fret I It Is true but lt not whol wholly frtl frm frmfcr fcr they bavo In twen Plt put to conic Ineon1 Ineon1nltc Inconv Inconvnience nltc nience and hno bn ten Ihcaleld threatened wlh with idict idictment tndtct tndtctwent went and Ihl the Risto prIonIndeed prl onlndNd It IlL jq by b noIneaM no nomrsn mrsn IneaM certain rtlin Ihll thMt thOt thote engaged nlnKtd In the Mfq MfqsbaIppI I allppl sbaIppI Cly City aalr itffer wi will cctpo Al Ilunthmenl Ilunthmenlt unIIIn1ent unIIIn1entI t I fcrlhl fcr tIm Dllrlel DtMrtct Atorney Attnrney hn has nnlounOd nnnnuncd hL hLclrrmlnlltn hIdeterminattun clrrmlnlltn determinattun 10 prlule preecute vllor vigorously u ly If the thoGornr 9 Governor Gornr tnttta Inl la on It and ad If f tndtctrnents Indlotment t1 tn tnbe b be found Te rbe lycher 1yncher hn have hOnwH howevnr tOlnd tOlndthrlhos found foundthenwlvea thrlhos thenwlvea bltrly blttrIy dnuno denoiintd Inolold trstedd of bo boInl b bng Inl ng the herO herce Ihe they were Irl wont to toWhat b bSbat What hl has purteulol pnrueularly Imprld Imprecd plblo plbloIntmfnl public publicsentiment Intmfnl sentiment in II tLiftppl U Iolpl1 IA I not fO o much the thebrutPult Ihobrfll brfll brutPult lt the hmorlne ignnrRnc or Judge Lynch 1nchand Lynchad and the fall fact nw now broulh brought dlly clunrly to Ilht iiht thlt thlthe thot thotbe he l i nlnrb nearly 111U1 htwuye wrong nonl A tW year IIO IIOthe uo uothe the Iery of a Inehln iynchinR wn wee nlorlT nrnrly Ilwar aiwayc Ihl Ihlame the theP8mb ame Tom Drwn Prown or lUll nt Johnson n nplo nploWIO negro negroWItM WIO WItM itrrnted rote for outrle outrage luk tiiken n 10 the Jai jail jailrecied r recied cld h by a mob anti Inthd lynched afer after he hd hdImide had hadinude Imide u tul full rnfel eonfeion ln ot hl1 crime Im but I It I Idllrnl L LditTernt dllrnl ditTernt lod The Oral eI case whih which ul ulhuclld atfracted huclld fracted ItInlen attention wae Ihll that In enlrl ntraI MktIppI MktIppIomornonthiiign H Ilppl Ilppllomomonlh lomomonlh omornonthiiign llo whP where onlllo one negro WI waa burmd burmdto to dellh deitli Iml and another lolher hunlld hunwed Thl Twn the IhoplHnlpr theplentr plHnlpr tf of the nelhbor nihibor od Intlrtpre interfered interfereditopped itopped topP the lynching stippried lppr Itlh the Inehlra Inehlraby Iinehrby by rOr force and Ud denlLndl demindid thlll there Ihoiid thouid b be beno no moro of that cort Irl or thlnl thing ID Ihtlr their nehhhor nehhhorlod neighborIocd lod Iocd It 1 dlvllold developed that thl the mob had mldo mldoIrlou made madea a Irlou erInus mIRtakf mistNtc h had acted ele too prcIIIllr prcIIIllrand precipitately precipitatelyand and had burnP burned 10 dellh death n ntlo negro who could couldhavo eouiiihave have loll 011 Iha story or the nmrdr In other olhrords otherword word ords had prevented tM truth from comlnl coming comingout out and had ulowP allowed the RuUty 10Irp 10IrpThe to eecape eecapeThe The Amll Aniltn Irnhlnl lynthing h hn Ju just I bpn been cled eiIlcd 10 10te tothe te the It attention nton or 1ev 0 Ilnllno Lonjirto b by U lelp iettr r fromthe from fromtho the undo of Ih the murltrll murdered nOlrO negro Jnr henry Rld Rldole Rod RodoIttT ole oIttT 10 o wel well wrlln written IU aa 10 produce IIrofolld IIrofolldMtlton a rrotound rrotoundeentttIon Mtlton eentttIon IhrOuholl throtighmit Mbeisippi llo Ilppl The Itlr ItlrII letter letterIc II Ic mlm Rnd dlpaulonal Ind anct I It Ia dimelll dItflcuit 10 10ynderlland toinderttind i ynderlland inderttind how an 111fto liilterato ntlf negro fould get getto et to 0 wel well to the botom bottom or the InchlIl lynchingevil evi when whnmlny whenmany mlny many whi white ten men have hn led Istmy astray on h hl itIt l It wOlld would b ho unJI unitst I 10 hl hi4 nlphl nephew Ih the old oldlelro oldiegro lelro iegro TI rrItes Ir ho were ulowld iiiowed 10 rI In hh hhtlr lit litR1lIvn R1lIvn tlr wlhoul without come oml sort ort of formal Irolll rnte1 by byhie b bhl hl hie rtlatvc rclative alaln1 agtint Ihl thri mlnnpr tilitntir ot hi hk Ilkhll titdtg titdtg9rr ql 9rr Tho Tim nelrw negro ot 1Llppl Iisksippl Ind tmi other olher8011htt otherSouthern 8011htt Southern RII Statei reclnlze recognize Ihll that they 10 are pr prfeelh per perfectiy feelh hcIJI helpie In Ihl tho muter mutter of Iopplnl tohping Ih1 tbie tbiejynchings I jynchings Inchlnl and lnd that 1lr their pnio 101 chonts chlnl of Irvle Irvletnn tirotee tiroteetion tnn tion 11 un wih with th the whlt white Iopll eopie of th the fOlnlr fOlnlrIt country countryIf It Iho whim hiI r ieople opl fll foil 10 lxlml txteni II to them IhmWlrE themtiere WlrE tiere h i 10 in rpolr recoIre Behtethtig lhll IhL he says saysbe U Uhe he hud hoped Ih that the Irm ttiind llnd taken hr Ih IhOov the theGovernor Governor Oov rnor on Oi Ih the ubJecl of lrwhin In hln wOII1 wOII1huo would wouldut huo ut e KIt1 valieit to brlnl bring Ihl tue Inchr ot M Mnpphol uk uknephew npphol nephew 10 tril trial epeiiiIIy IcuIy aa 11 he waa 1 kld kldfor killed killedfor for lt art o oTnc nc MI Imonl Ir000g Iho tho4e p thll that loully loullyInp tsuaiiy tsuaiiyrve Inp rve u ua 11 nit CXtUpt XU for ellni culling 011 nut I a 1oh tilob le lel1h lie liepredicted predicted l1h Ihut such Indicrimtnate In lcrlmlnl Inchlnl Iynchtng Iynchtngwould would oud rl recult III In 111 the clor color In line helnr holn nnll finally finallytcrgottcn tuotln tcrgottcn Ind and Ihal hle hIto mn as well 11 aM a n1 no nogroec 10a groec Olhl ntiitl I ii Irnelld lynchd for Irl111 trivial Oall OallIn of1 ice iceIn In Iht the mob rlll rule Ihlt that m IneOlrlNI eneollragei eneollrageiHut Hut the greatt Irelt blow In Irnch III law hai n been beentolIod boonV V tolIod the flliott alllr nfTiir for II hia I Ixlp111 exiseil itli Ih the rol fnIiie fnIiierni i iat at rni Iln11 igniriinee of JudlO Judge Irtch lytich On RUlrdn RUlrdnJunl StturiIay StturiIayJune Junl June Chritina hrhlua Vtntertein nlfrlelnt nwd 12 111 wa a aNI1ld aeattited NI1ld eattited I0J and lurdrd murdered two lt ttI fr1 frtn 1111 1111whl niiri niirihie whl hie going Illnl hom friini rn1 a ieiioiI d1011 feMtLvai felval The ThecrimI Thecrime crimI crime WIR va In 00 10 IrOl arouMe Indblon indbmation and prt prtenletl pre pretented tented nl all Ihe fallr eature or n rrlnw wh whtru r Jltlle JltlleIneh Judge JudgeLynch Lynch I k IPIo1 IitAMIi to ho mot elteetie Itlh I it I I8ult k kfoLih 8ult foLih tht In cud leh e cnc InIlnl intAnt nnr end hl1ldlall itnmedlatp itnmedlatpdeoth dpolh lOlbl with wlh trrtttre torlll hM 1 a tINrrnl tINrrnlerect teterrentiflect erect iflect and Ihlt that 1 a lonl iong 11111 iegai Irln trial durinI niurIn which whichthl whfrhthe thl the ntlro negro allllrl nriiuirc thullremlncnlhllh that ireminenee hich 10110 10110delihl l t he hedelight delihl delight of Ih91Iral the igorant dork I k 10t nlnMt deloral deloralIzlnl detonral detonralIzing Izlnl Izing Th There n t4 ni an IddllonJ additional paol reann wll why whyIhhltizi Ihhltizi Jlnx hohl tietro 1lr inunediUo Inllialo punlhmti puti I hinent of ofthn ofthe the murprr murierer I It I k n rrprol rroperou Ilwn town but lt ltC itt ittC C tho thi nn aunn lnw tint 1 ii r rtiinaie Inohlo eate aI rcorl rcorlher roortwhere where her IhIad f Ir14 r oi rlm fnm 1IIllnl I aiItina aiItinahliiipvI hliiipvI Iiftl aul mid lnhin1 hxihinri pen1 th umlr umlrA Ulniner UlninerA A rll ritin like Ult Ih mlrJr r ilttii 111 lllrlUnl ttirittna Win Winl in inter l ter rtlln tern 1mnll lj1flhit tei 1 I fl a b plblk piiiilii rund In Iho hO 11 liii liiimed 111 med iiiio IIUII Iitliit if f Ih t in In inn I ii wOIlJ nuid hlv have il itwa wa 11 rulI 1tiirctI 11 C4t Inrlr iIiifittiriilt I eflct Iel nn Ih Ia Iun qitnnner Iunlr lr nner hUII hu Ino Int anti krep tp 111 reupi owa 1 rrnm rein minxl minxlunle 13hloI 13hloIunteMM unteMM unle it I swrt f ih4lwli hII that life lo ctll could b to prnp4rly prnp4rlyprol properly properlyprotected prol protected twrp twrpfho there thererhe fho nl1 nint Cllrltlle ctIerlIe Irnrt effort were therefore IhrrorInde thereforemade Inde made 10 art 11 the mlrdrpr 111 and ivery r nlm nlmwho negro negrowho who hld had been near 111 Iiam Iiare of li1 to lurJr lurJrWI4 nurJr nurJrwal WI4 wal unlpr uji 1111 I n Alllnt A galn t Ihrlo if r thm thmItreDI t honiatreeg ItreDI atreeg 1I vktii lt I e I wa rld fruid Ilnrr Ilcnrr tken k III the theY t thl tnt II itFfltCI 1 wa hwn to hav b1 betn al the IholnllrIIln theVlntertLn VlntertLn lnllrIIln ho htiie nfl a iiw rllutp rniiaute an iw for Ih Ihnlnl tlit tlitazricni nlnl azricni It of hrl111 iiritfna Illl uid to hlle have COlI gone II hi the tl tlrttvn di diretton retton rttvn whr the Ii Ily 11 WI xai found rOlnd 1hore 1horew1 There Therewere w1 were jrnth irotehe on hi his piriin which hlfh h Iii tiitiid lld 10t 10tIOIDt slot slotocoInt IOIDt ocoInt for ad and hi uk shoea hol fted fitted the very r pc pecu peculiar lir liar folprlnt footprints found onl near 10 the 8l scno ot tt the Dur DurA owe oweAt A At the umo mo tmo time there WM eucIent eucIenti uclent i I ottr other evidence vldnc 1 to rndr render It dubtul doubtful U Aekt Aektcommitted Cmmlld committed the cime crime A nllbr number of clUun citlzen r rI r rI I moved hlt him from te the Jo jail conront confronted hll him with withth wi withe th the mother mollr of tb ths girl Ilrl tk took hi isbn t to th the ane anetie ne of ofIh Ih murdr hnapd hanged hi him to a tt tree ad nnd slaed slaeda etarti etartia a flee to bum hi him The Miro negro blod believed that he he1llon I IWM 1llon WM gone bmd beyond ho hope but proleld protested hla In Inn Innn ooo n t 14 lh the lul and the 10b mob who ha had olly ollylllndd on onItknded Itknded lllndd 10 extort etrt a I confeielon cnflon from him by byfpa 1 1fear fpa fear Ilurd returned him to th the Jal Iall rlLoed satIed tht tMt tMtwa he heWI WI wa InnCnt Innocent Ilr oiler th the ord11 ordai hy firo ro thoulh thoulhhleh throu throuwhich which hleh hl he hld had pBod paieed Yet th the evldpnc evdenee 8nln again againiitni t thim him WM atrnrpr tronier thn than that prpAnllhlln ptPMntClI In nil nit nitiiiichin iiiichin Irlchlu riiqiI I I Olt nut of ten n A tf years co ni nitiY 10 10Ih Ih mob wouhl IU1o have Iynebtd nchJ hll him at onc once and andwould at atouId would ouId llo liae bn been prfoet perfectly wIIUrd lht that Ihoy Ihoyhld thc thchad hld had ibm Iuno rlll right fho A Aikew kew el eaO rldcrd rldcrdIt render renderIt It tlllltn Cvldetit ldlt 111 that mum IJP101 lrSiOti Inchln Inchlnhll inciifnMd hll Md been n In on ilrnUar lmUlr dtectft drflhl cyidence cyidenceThe tldnn tldnnTe Te The tI eviInct nc then turned lulnt againet I a nr nrRUAor negi neginamed named RUAor Rh or Saul RISM Ruiei Wil wft 4 frclf eOrlan eW Orican Oricanwhere where hm h be horl bore a an oXCUtnl excellent rpulldnn reptitatkn n lie had hadnhopplnl he helwen lwen nhopplnl chopping w wood d n nor where t J Wlnltr WlnltrBln Vinte Vinteit1n Bln chid chIld had been n murcim murdered n4 t aould iould hu hapned hud pned d her on the rva road 10 Ito had brrowod borrowed I It Itaxe h hA A axe wlth with which hieh h he wai I cholplur chopping hut taled tailed to torlur I Ireturn rlur return II Ild and thll thie cOllrmed eonilrnied the Iprl tmpreielo tmpreielothat 810n 810nthaI thaI hI hi h hAd ld ued It In the mlrder murder Thr There Y we weotbreIilenie I Iolbtr olbtr otbreIilenie Illrn which Ilndld tended 10 cnOn centirm the b be behoC I ler hoC that he Wn WM the muderr murderer but bron before an anncton anaction ncton action In W114 tken taken a third mUfl murclrer r r w wa eIico eIicocovered 1 eov eovd covered d In Mobile a nlro negro 111 tinnied d Irulkln IrulklnTh Yrankltr YrankltrThe Th The eld evidence I IIBD8t ngnet him wa M e mo cnvlnclli cnvlnclliIhnt convincili convincilithitt Ihnt tt flaJ nIeaed lti Iu o for only n 010 cue man WM wa cn cn1111od orgitgeed 1111od gitgeed In the lurdJr murder lrankln Franklin had been I at ii iihijiozi 1101 hijiozi VI on the da day of the rurdr snitrder but hld had I Id Idthere tl tlthlre thlre there hurried hurriedly 11 Ills trCR droan hl his ol appoarasice appoarasiceoverthlng arnlC arnlCcnlod overthlng cnlod confrined the thi ImprrHon impreeloa that he hetbo h hwaa waa the IruI tru criminal IIIDa nd nod the diecovery dcver of ofblod o oblood blod blood on hL hi cothO clothes lef left no doubt un the BubJe eubjeci eubjeciTtio Tho ialenl garments were IheD given 10 a ehllsl cheiniet to de deter determine r rmlno mine whether the Rlans Mains wer were human or anima aninie aninieblood blood and Iwo ltlo little tlrs girls who ho were uPpoRd to tohle t thave hle have Stl eesi this mlrdrr murderer tollni coining from the wood wood woodlOb lOb whkli hidl ho had tnet dragged the bod body ot Chrl Chrltn Chrltin tn tin wtro were lakln tatun 10 MobUe lobio to IdelUh IdentIfy lrnklD lrnklDI Frankhli FrankhliLI I LI Ihl the mnl man Iho they had ln eoen eoenZi4 1 Zi4 I unit It led to tI the dl dLcovcry tver of Ihr three mu mar mardrer d drer rer when hen on only Olt cue could huvt hove bn been fn engaloi galoi 1111 its II thei cimand crimeand Ihpr WM IM moro 1n 1nollelpnl thai thaisitflrLent ollelpnl sitflrLent evitietice IhlIII for I a 101 nob In hn iynl tiny I 010 010oth oni oniotthothreoforthecrlne oth otthothreoforthecrlne thl tor the cril 4 week k hnl hnni ra raby h by Ihl tlik Ilnll tinie Md Iuhle tublie eentiment nlmlnl had bn bnkpt bees beeskept kept hi n Rtal etate ot Ixelpltll exdternimt IliloxI l0x wn wnd1dd wadivided divided lulo Ilrl three fudloll factiolut over thI the ketie Rur The TheOrol Tiiiflrt Orol fnelul factiun which WI tsis etdectiy ylderlr II in n lol6 lol6lujoriy lax laxtiaijority lujoriy tiaijority 01101 oppoii ul all Idea of hnchlnl lynching und undwanto am amwanted wanto wanted the Iller tsifttter left f 10 the oourlK 11 11Icld Tb Tbsecond I but only onlyVI onlyoil Icld second tlcUrm faction blt believed ID 1IChll lynchIng I VI oil uldouhlo undoubted llmon tetlmony Ind and proof of guilt guiltIt ult 1 It did 101 not 1I klieve v Ihll that II the Iult guilt ot the aoUd aoUdhad accused accusedhad had II boon tlllclnly eufllclentiy plnblsht established ad and It ww wwwilling HI HIUlnl willing Ulnl 10 wal wait unll until that Iult guilt wee M t estnblielicd estnblielicdfhu lnbllht The thir third faclol fsctlon clslct consisted of th the IlrahOt IlrahOthlfherl strailstoul strailstoullynchere hlfherl lynchere tho ho Ilouiht thought the drl dole woe dolll doliiii doliiiihorn horn and that the eD case waa u bpcml becomlrun nl nil Ihe IhemCro th thmore mCro more Imo1 bCUs because of I It tmt that t tue truths of ofIhl cithe Ihl the guilt 111 would newt be 111111 legally utabllht eatablIhei1 eatablIhei1md and that I It wotdd fOltd 0 be beet st to hn isave n hnehlnl lynching It Itonr at atonce onr once Oi ci an P exattiple II pi The Idea that ii Iynth IynthInl lynch lynchlog Inl log would lrOo I a warning nrlni 10 the trO negrne negrnewhetiit 1hplher whetiit Ih the man 1nehN bnched wlro were pro proved d guilty guiltyrr ulU ulUor or nol WflR M the principle prlncll 1101 upon which they pro propO pro proroed pO roed to act and Ilon tIIOn mob ha have aclt acted actedbefore brorr before In soveral vernl parts of the South 80ulhTILI SouthTkt TILI th the la law illrl party wlre were In I a Inlorl matoelty I Ipovd ii iiFrovid povd b by the tatt fact thit that lu thl the uverai Iral puhUo puhUoIlcllll piiillcLii4tlrg3 Ilcllll Lii4tlrg3 held al Ihi the curt Oourt boue bouA t to dlsfu dIcuhe dlsfuIho Iho he Winloulln VintorMetn murtr murder III they were able to toC toarr C arr IhroUh through reolulol reotutlona In inktlng IUnl that the thopUIIlulnt thetinkiisuent pUIIlulnt tinkiisuent di the Iul guilty flouhi bouid bo lift f to th thourtR the theOtirt ourtR Hut on the er ery nllhl night June 0 hpn shmeiihey hpnIhe Ihe hey adopted adoplt lf tse rtto1utiorss roluUon for or the lii4 lii4line IIt IIttn tn line Ih lrhloul hlch lynchera r iol got hold of ofkl oftkow tkow kl and Hu who were w eonln confined in 1 a lalh lalhhous liathi liathiiOU4 hous iOU4 In ls IbeiF4SiPi IAlppl CIfor Cityfor 11 the lal tail was W8SIhoulht wasbought Ihoulht bought 10 b be the last plalt pia to cnlm confine Ihem IhemInd tiiemmd Ind md lynched Irlch1 Md burned buned blh both Ih the wcusod wcusodruicir uIIJI uIIJIfhflr fhflr ruicir action bA bate lal1 called forth IlmVl almost unlveMI unlveMIondemlton usilverMi usilverMiondemMtlon ondemlton ondemMtlon ad and Iho mfn men 111811 erigagoti In th thalllr tio tiotiTair alllr tiTair wi will II be lurk lucky If they ef eca punlhrnt punIhtnenL punIhtnenLhint Whll hint hlrlkl htrtkes even the most thouihtlM thouihtlMlrSOI thotightiesi thotightiesiwrion lrSOI wrion IR the thp tact thAI the mob Iod beyond que quelon ue ueIOn lon IOn lynched nehP an Innont innocent rnn rrnn 1 It Is Impol Impolslllo Impos Impossiblo slllo siblo that both Alkew Akewand I ld ru Piisa culd could be lulh lulhUld gufltv gufltvusd Uld usd i it Is ro oeibie lble that nplUwr wa The 1nI 1nIjIOlt iu4 iu4YIIICIW YIIICIW jIOlt hd Iolnld eonclslllr conclusively 10 1Ikln 1Iklnthn laiildin laiildinoi oi the lurdfr tntirdirer Ind and hat had he bn in 11 IIurrinn IIurrinnohifitT urrlon urrlonullr ohifitT ullr h lie 1olld would have undouhlfly uridnuhtdly been beenynched n nInched Inched wih with Ih the other to yet I his Innollnl InnollnlI Innocence InnocenceS I S now ro1 proved heold beyond question up ton Th The I two twowhIt wo wohlt whIt hlt 111 gists dldan declare that hI he I is not the lan man that IhatIhc thathey Ihc hey MW near the scene c nl ot murder the chmit chmitrid ehml t tIld Ild rid nnhl analyst ddnro that the 6111 etalns on hl his rolh rolhInl cloth clothrig Inl rig which pron proved h his IUII guilt lUe are not humnn blood bloolnor bloodor nor or for Iml that matter blood nt 11 all and OMI1 finally finallyIA h IA ll hues eurihiiiied tnhlhed 1 a prot perfect nlbl alIbi pr01nl pr01nlthlt proving provinghut thlt hut h lie ler 1ft 1Ioxi lilloxi whtn when Christina Chr tna Wlntellln Wlntelllnms VinterMein VinterMeinii ms ii itIll tl Ilvl alIve alIvend And nd Iho tim Innoeenrn or the two men who wlr wlrIrnched were werenciied Irnched nciied IR In a fair 1m way 10 be otahliehd lahIRhd for the theIrll therio Irll rio du lti hl iii nl lt lnt been Alruck Th The nelro nelrolurderrr neero neeromrderer lurderrr mrderer hM nol yet hfllrlJ boot arrested anti mn mnelll may mayeitie elll eitie hut hl tiI4 lrek track I bclnl being closely toloP followed followedIt I It led fled 10 thnr alter the mlrder murder gel greatiy 0 0ellllnld elted I ellllnld lted and 111hlc tinthie 10 k keep hi hIs tonllr tongue le lie Is said RldIn saidii In ii have eonteed onteli the crime 10 trn severei of hil hilown his hiswn own wn ra race and then dlsllilre disappeared Ind and hi IUP IUPll sup supoed ll oed 1 10 bo maing making hl lila way 1 back 10 the ecegm ttM ttMor or 1 hl his rlmo tlwn drawn thither b by that tlcnBton tlcnBtonwhich faacination faacinationditch which I to 0 ofpl ote scen ln el cases ot llrdlr murder murderIn In 1 horl th the flct fact IIand tandi nut co 0 raly clearly that IhatIu thatudgo Iu udgo lo iyncl Yloh holcho botched the enM bnh badly and the Iho1Ilor theeliot 1Ilor eliot I k so 0 Iron that he hM mado mlLI many sun sunbr 1m 1mlar lar br Ilsllkt tnktitktM In Ih the pat Ihll that he I Ihorulhly thoroughly thoroughlylierodLtetI dlermltt lierodLtetI on t thit OIM sitf eO erotat t of l iIededppI iIededppIt sl lppl lpplI I t Is In9 safe to IrPlet predict that there wi will never bl be In Innthlr an anitior nthlr itior Inchlnl lynching there Sor or IR Ih sentiment sentimentonlnerl nllnnt nllnnteonnnll eonnnll onlnerl to southern oulhlrn MtsslsippI Usllppl In Jaekon Jaekontho iacksorihe tho he Stab enpltl capital ned Ihroulholl throughout Miutlppi Miutlppilie 1 I Rllpl RllplII II lie Inehlnl lynching is treated wlh vtti dJuI dsgisit and Indl indg indgmUon mUon Uon Ind and n lrol trotet t ha haa Iono tone UI aall agaln4 t II IIwhih Iteblelt whih eblelt wi wilt IlrlIhon strenttmon Ihl the hlnd Iiand or 1ev nv ln Lenlno I Iln lno who ha liaR Illde niale Iho ho 8uJprA101 htlpjressIosi nf lynch lynchInl lynchrig Inl rig thl the lp special l work or hl hiM mimInatratuon mimInatratuonrhe dmlnlrton dmlnlrtonTh Th rhe IIII ciTect of nl nil IhlI thk agitation IInllnn wI will M If not 10 10hUPIre toIPtiTes hUPIre IPtiTes Inrhlll lynching In MiissIppI 1 I lppl It at onl once 10 10rnllr toeniler rnllr eniler It 0lr natremely 111 rlo rare there 1 It may b be that Ihatvuhle thatititie vuhle ititie Acntmnt sentiziieiit 1 is not yet 1 rrei8re ireorod II to rroe11 rroe11lrhnill roceecl roceeclrlmiieittty lrhnill rlmiieittty nlLnI aidn4 te the hnehcr 1lbh II IIth in iniii th iii vI A Ihal Irnchln ha b1 been Iraled IraledIn In 0 tho Slut nod It would I ten IIJust unjust 10 10plnlh toiiniMii plnlh iiniMii Ihi tho ml misguided llit1 men who ttiil tl rorl to II IIhUI ittilt hUI tilt imiitier Illr Ilr I its tt if Ihl I ho icriv cr wi will hA ee eeLppt 1 AI AIjlllllol jlllllol Lppt hot VI oiily Ilrplml lrePrtI 10 frown ollynhlni Oil lynching lynchingiUt bUl iUt 10 Ilnlh puniMb I it ito
• Triple Hanging In Ohio
  TRIPLE HANGING IN OHIO nIIEE nor xtvitDEiiriia svfFEtuxa xnE Dl I1 lUNJr E ffbrt for n Commnlutlon Aitiimlliff the Am peel or it HcllBlont Itlrtilry Hie Mllltla Ordered Unt tu leeerve tho Icuve A Iropuied Sleek Hnnalnif Prevented CANTON 0 Juno 25 There wns great ox tomont In this town today ovor the hanging 01 George W llnnn O A Ohr and John Ram net the throo boy murderers Coups circus hal ndvortlecd to give two or three perform tuners within half I mile of tho jail umnd In an elpatlon of large anti possibly unruly mob tbe mllltln were ordered out to preserve tho poses nnd nn extra force of police was on duty Four military companies formed a hollow around the court house and jail and Square jnl nld no one was permitted Inside tho lines without a in 8 All the saloons were ordered closed Tho boys who had maintained an nlr of bravery while there was hope of HiecutUoolnmoncy begun to weaken when I became known that Guy Foster would not Interfere and thut bo md gone to New York to remain until after this liT fixed for tho hanging Mann and Ohr wore convicted of tho murder of John Watt mouch Ohr Is a native of Germany nod was brought up In Chicago Mann Is from New York The murder was com milled on 291879 In crovo near Alliance Ohio The victim was nn need man who lived lii Philadelphia but who had walked to Illinois to vIsit frlimdt and was returning the same wiiy Ho had fallen In with his murderers nnd had given them of his little storo of money to buy food nnd drink Ho had when killed only t5 and a hlver watch While asleep ho was at tacked by Ohr who struck him on tho heat with a car coupling pin Mann then stole his watch and moneynnd the murderers fled Wattmough ranted to a houso nnd told of tho attack but died without revealing his name Tho murder ore warn soon arrested convicted and ton enced John Bammet a boy of 17 years was convlctmi 01 f murdering Christopher Kpuhler a bov of 1C who was nn Important witness against him In a trial for grand larceny The boys met tho evening before the trial was to take place and Snmmet shot Huuhlor through the breast t Sam net wits tried on tho burglary cliargu and sentenced enced to fire years Imprisonment Ho was hen taken out of tho penitentiary and tried for murder convicted ant sentenced Mann has all along maintained that ho never truck old man Wnttmough I blow and that Onr Is guilty of the actual murder Ohr ad mitted his own guilt and declared Mann equally guilty with himself and flnco Mann hums told several stories and Obr but one the hancns are that the latters Is tilt truo one iJhte evidence is with him nlso Ohr was re cently appealed to by the Ilov Mr Kuhn his spIritual adviser to tell the whole truth and nothing but tho truth In regard to the connec lon of Mann with tim crime and ho replied that tie had told tIle truth and could do nothing more In a recent Interview Samnet declared his DMoeoncc of the murder of Christopher Spuh Icr He said that ho did not know anything of he murder until Informed of It by the oflleer Tho arrested him He talil that he was willing to die If necessary and that while there was no use of making any Insg about it ho would die nn Innocent man lie spoke very bitterly of some of those who testified against him on the stand claiming that thuy had perjured them selves to convict him Any one familiar with the case knows tlmt he was convicted upon iliuudaiit and overwhelming testimony Tho plea of Insanity bet up by his friends In their efforts to sceuro a commutation did not seem to hum any morn basis than tho young mans declaration of innocence Since they have boon lu jail here hundreds of people visited them dally Ono day two thou sand persons entered tlio jail Among these were many ladies especially young ladles Mann Is a Uoinan Catholic ami he being tho most youth ful his lloman Catholic friends exerted their nlluence for ExucutUo clemency The dough ten of Judge Myers who sentenced all the boys hiss been vervactive In behnlfoIMnnn Hammet Is nlso a Catholic His relatives In Stark County aborod hard for him Ohr Is of Protestant tilth having been brought up a Lutheran When tile ProteMants saw the Catholic Influ ence exerted they declared Ohm should be caved and tile attnlr assumed the aspect of a religious rivalry Protestant as Catholic A months reprieve was granted by Qov Foster and thin strotigeet pressure brought to bear for n tuirdon Judge Mi ems daughter went to Columbus ugnln as did other friends Includ log the aged aunt of Mann and the bars had hot1 of clemency The scaffold was In readiness before the Gov ernors reprieve one month ago It stood In the south corridor of the jail which is about six lent wide and thirty long and was so ar ranged that the three boys dropped from one trap at the same Instant Tim roar wall of theIr cells had been remold anti through It the culprits walked to tholr death The boys ate hlcartily i this mummer and manifested courage Mann In parting with lila aged grandmother who had been with him for some time broke down but rallied again Thu execution ac cording to tho law ul the State was private So farewell Bpeeohea were made exceptUammot and Ohr said Goodby to thoae of thin HIicrlfTs attendants they knew and Mann cried out God bless iny poor grandmother I Death was almost Instantaneous and without apparent pain The boillis were allowed to hang thirty minutes No disorder occurred although then was n vast number of people oiusldu the jail None of the murderers bad reached 21 years of age A nuKk ituuglng wits advertised to come off nt tho fair grounds last Saturday the projector of Ibis spectacle having had the gallows erected the ropes adjusted and everything In readiness for tIle counterfeit presentment of a triple hanging HU plan was to have three boys mount tue scaffold with their arms and legs tied Tholr death warrants wore to bo road prayers uttered anti the heartrending scones of the gnllows enacted when lot away over nt thin outskirts of tho largo crowd which was ex pected to gather at twontyIlvo Cents a head n cry would bo hoard and a mewngor canto rushing forward Saved 1 sa oill I would ho the cry and thu commutation which was to ar rlvn mst In the nick of time was to send the crowd homo happy and confident that full VtllilO hiatt ngion for thiqmirtor But tills scheme was foiled Several Indignant Cinton Inns broke Into Cite fair grounds on Friday nael I tier anti demolished the gallows thus put C ting nn end to the proposed hanging for fun hail the mock show not boon Interfered with in tlilsmnnnoilt WiiS the Intention I of thu author ities to suppress It on some pietcxt of law
• Triple Hanging In Ohio
  TRIPLE HANGING IN OHIO nIIEE nor xtvitDEiiriia svfFEtuxa xnE Dl I1 lUNJr E ffbrt for n Commnlutlon Aitiimlliff the Am peel or it HcllBlont Itlrtilry Hie Mllltla Ordered Unt tu leeerve tho Icuve A Iropuied Sleek Hnnalnif Prevented CANTON 0 Juno 25 There wns great ox tomont In this town today ovor the hanging 01 George W llnnn O A Ohr and John Ram net the throo boy murderers Coups circus hal ndvortlecd to give two or three perform tuners within half I mile of tho jail umnd In an elpatlon of large anti possibly unruly mob tbe mllltln were ordered out to preserve tho poses nnd nn extra force of police was on duty Four military companies formed a hollow around the court house and jail and Square jnl nld no one was permitted Inside tho lines without a in 8 All the saloons were ordered closed Tho boys who had maintained an nlr of bravery while there was hope of HiecutUoolnmoncy begun to weaken when I became known that Guy Foster would not Interfere and thut bo md gone to New York to remain until after this liT fixed for tho hanging Mann and Ohr wore convicted of tho murder of John Watt mouch Ohr Is a native of Germany nod was brought up In Chicago Mann Is from New York The murder was com milled on 291879 In crovo near Alliance Ohio The victim was nn need man who lived lii Philadelphia but who had walked to Illinois to vIsit frlimdt and was returning the same wiiy Ho had fallen In with his murderers nnd had given them of his little storo of money to buy food nnd drink Ho had when killed only t5 and a hlver watch While asleep ho was at tacked by Ohr who struck him on tho heat with a car coupling pin Mann then stole his watch and moneynnd the murderers fled Wattmough ranted to a houso nnd told of tho attack but died without revealing his name Tho murder ore warn soon arrested convicted and ton enced John Bammet a boy of 17 years was convlctmi 01 f murdering Christopher Kpuhler a bov of 1C who was nn Important witness against him In a trial for grand larceny The boys met tho evening before the trial was to take place and Snmmet shot Huuhlor through the breast t Sam net wits tried on tho burglary cliargu and sentenced enced to fire years Imprisonment Ho was hen taken out of tho penitentiary and tried for murder convicted ant sentenced Mann has all along maintained that ho never truck old man Wnttmough I blow and that Onr Is guilty of the actual murder Ohr ad mitted his own guilt and declared Mann equally guilty with himself and flnco Mann hums told several stories and Obr but one the hancns are that the latters Is tilt truo one iJhte evidence is with him nlso Ohr was re cently appealed to by the Ilov Mr Kuhn his spIritual adviser to tell the whole truth and nothing but tho truth In regard to the connec lon of Mann with tim crime and ho replied that tie had told tIle truth and could do nothing more In a recent Interview Samnet declared his DMoeoncc of the murder of Christopher Spuh Icr He said that ho did not know anything of he murder until Informed of It by the oflleer Tho arrested him He talil that he was willing to die If necessary and that while there was no use of making any Insg about it ho would die nn Innocent man lie spoke very bitterly of some of those who testified against him on the stand claiming that thuy had perjured them selves to convict him Any one familiar with the case knows tlmt he was convicted upon iliuudaiit and overwhelming testimony Tho plea of Insanity bet up by his friends In their efforts to sceuro a commutation did not seem to hum any morn basis than tho young mans declaration of innocence Since they have boon lu jail here hundreds of people visited them dally Ono day two thou sand persons entered tlio jail Among these were many ladies especially young ladles Mann Is a Uoinan Catholic ami he being tho most youth ful his lloman Catholic friends exerted their nlluence for ExucutUo clemency The dough ten of Judge Myers who sentenced all the boys hiss been vervactive In behnlfoIMnnn Hammet Is nlso a Catholic His relatives In Stark County aborod hard for him Ohr Is of Protestant tilth having been brought up a Lutheran When tile ProteMants saw the Catholic Influ ence exerted they declared Ohm should be caved and tile attnlr assumed the aspect of a religious rivalry Protestant as Catholic A months reprieve was granted by Qov Foster and thin strotigeet pressure brought to bear for n tuirdon Judge Mi ems daughter went to Columbus ugnln as did other friends Includ log the aged aunt of Mann and the bars had hot1 of clemency The scaffold was In readiness before the Gov ernors reprieve one month ago It stood In the south corridor of the jail which is about six lent wide and thirty long and was so ar ranged that the three boys dropped from one trap at the same Instant Tim roar wall of theIr cells had been remold anti through It the culprits walked to tholr death The boys ate hlcartily i this mummer and manifested courage Mann In parting with lila aged grandmother who had been with him for some time broke down but rallied again Thu execution ac cording to tho law ul the State was private So farewell Bpeeohea were made exceptUammot and Ohr said Goodby to thoae of thin HIicrlfTs attendants they knew and Mann cried out God bless iny poor grandmother I Death was almost Instantaneous and without apparent pain The boillis were allowed to hang thirty minutes No disorder occurred although then was n vast number of people oiusldu the jail None of the murderers bad reached 21 years of age A nuKk ituuglng wits advertised to come off nt tho fair grounds last Saturday the projector of Ibis spectacle having had the gallows erected the ropes adjusted and everything In readiness for tIle counterfeit presentment of a triple hanging HU plan was to have three boys mount tue scaffold with their arms and legs tied Tholr death warrants wore to bo road prayers uttered anti the heartrending scones of the gnllows enacted when lot away over nt thin outskirts of tho largo crowd which was ex pected to gather at twontyIlvo Cents a head n cry would bo hoard and a mewngor canto rushing forward Saved 1 sa oill I would ho the cry and thu commutation which was to ar rlvn mst In the nick of time was to send the crowd homo happy and confident that full VtllilO hiatt ngion for thiqmirtor But tills scheme was foiled Several Indignant Cinton Inns broke Into Cite fair grounds on Friday nael I tier anti demolished the gallows thus put C ting nn end to the proposed hanging for fun hail the mock show not boon Interfered with in tlilsmnnnoilt WiiS the Intention I of thu author ities to suppress It on some pietcxt of law
• A Dangerous Man at Large
  A DAtlGlIlUUS MAN AT LAllOK Another Instance nf the Imptmllr the Seen nell Fnmllr Injnjr In hhoollna Ipoplr In 1808 when Flcironco Bcnnuoll was run nlnn for Alderman of tho KlKlitoonth Ward ho nnd his brother John wont Into n noted Turn many saloon on thn corner of Tncntylhlrd street nnd Second aonuo kept by Thomas Uonohuo and In I low minutes afterward worn cnioylnei a lirorou free fight I iisaMrred that t that was what they wont for hut tluiy sub eonuantly donlod that they had threatened to I clean out tho ntaco In tho course ot the mflco Florence SClnnnll was shot In the back below the waist t Ho was taken to Billpvui Hospital nlid there lingered paralwnl In i his lower Hints and enduring great ncnnr until the uueccodlnc spring when ho dlod After his death John Bcnnnell frequently avowed hU Intention of killing Donoliuo anti made nt least one unnuc cpfsful attempt to carry his throat Into execu tion t Hut although the sporting men poll ttclana t of his clans olTlcorB nod ninny other persons knew what ho had sworn to do nobody eoomod to think It worth whim to tnko any measures for bin restraint Even an IncfTnotlin Is shontlni at Donoliuo on I public Street was tmsaid by without complnlnt or notlcp Iprmo MHO i t euardud himself I f ns well I an hu u eon Id from his h unumy and eaapod his Into for about two years but then John nnnill canuht him nun nlitlit In Johnsons pool room unnrnifil shot him down anti fired several bore biillnts Into him I t M hu Iny hplplpKn on tho I floor klllliii him upon the spot wlmrii ho fell For that brutal and powardly osn i lnntlon John Spiinnnll was nontpneuil to be hangout but mannunit to get I son trlnl upon whlili ho rscnped by n pica of lositnlty An nn InAne erimlmil hn was spntencpd to the Utica Asvliiin but In I law days was llbcrntpd ns n perfectly rnno person and returned to this Pity wliwro ho has henn living ever ulneo carrying a livery 6nhn coil liquor natoon On Iho 2itlt of last Dioember At 2 oclock In the morning Elwnnl A Beannnll brother of tint murdered floronco and Ihn murdiirer Tohnenteroda Imrroom nt 1154 Thlnl murtorH Hu was IntnxICHteil and In vluw of his IInnln reputa tion as I danKoroim mana fame which hn had ninths Kooilon pruvloim occnRlons by ehontlnir nt thn tmrkneppr of tlmt snmu saloon anti br other equally reckless and violent exploits his I advent was vIewed with npprehenslnn A boy was slnclne BOOKS from 1lnaforp when ho I entered toil seiernl men worn listening with plnnitira to thn lads vocal cflorts Kit Siniinull Iu I roughly ordered tha llttlo follow to ttiut up1 u nnd when he wits not Imnudlntply obotrd truck him II couple of severe blows Among HIOSB present was a bnrber named Henry Wll lenry WI Bon wh took tho boys part so far as to rumoii I strain with Scnnnoll for his violence and crml ty Scnnnill retorted with unninortablo Inn eungn Ind threats A fight ensued which Scan nell got thn worst of HIP barber knocking out I one 01 his leIh In the nfTiny The combitantg I were separated nnd Hcannnll started ns If too I toward the hack part of tho saloon but cuiMin h I threw his eonv npnt nnd oiPirondv plhtol anti placing thn muzrla of I rlnnpto Wflsiin8 I Omen llrnd Before nny ono could Interfere lint I ns Wilson wni falling the dusperadn fired a second limp Then hn turned ran out of thn snloon anti mailo good his Wilson IDfl 100 pscnp WIol was I taken to Ilull iun Hospital nnd then It wim found that I both nhotB bail takpn fleet t ham liullet t from the llrst lodging deeply In thu nasal bones thn second ranging downward through thn plt sldo of tho fate Into thu neck For siniu limn I this wounded man lay In 1 very prucarloni eon dltlon but eientunlly rpcoer l hut wouM buiiisassln wn captured n couple ilniintr In Pntnrson N J when ho was placlilly wait Ing for the ntTalr to blow over or bn llxed IIP Judgo Qllilorslnmo ailmlttnil him to hall In the sum of 13000 his own mother Hrldgit Scnnncll rofildent at 317 Lust Tivnnninienth street becamn his security and hu wits onco worn sel nt liberty Imiulrr at thn District Attorneys oIlier dpilopi 1 tit e lat that I lit I nil fit tlilil I ncalnst Kdward A 8r nnncll Is still In n pigeon hold thorn anil the District Attorney Sad i Hint It will doubtless bn readied for trlnl In dun of time but course when that tlmn will he hn has no Idin ns sometimes cases Ho over as much as two Tcis anti n half
• A Wife Murderer Hanged in Texas
  A Wire MurAtrrr Itantn IB Texiu HOUSTON Texas Junn 11hoary Quarlos Vie sIte murderer waa hanged today Es retired at 1 uolnrk this morntni slept loundly nntit S and ate a hearty brsakiit The Rev 1 1 i Clements Fptnopal cfcnryman afterward held services In hi cell GjtMrlM jtimxt In the si lniiii exert iKes At M I oclock the old Dtiarii Arnllerv r tnrnnv diet trI l the crowd around ttejoii which had ten there uliice tlavhlht Qnnrlei male a will lriueaihiuir lila iroperty tn an III kilhnnte child uhen lliriiall be tO sort old and the child and hIs ntrtlier Aer wltli Mm 1 once She innrnln The properly was placed tn the haitdi of th attending Eplncopal rierrrninn At 1 r o the lilacS can was auljuiiul t After xevrral c i dhi t hud hfrfl l iatl the trap was iprinir and Quarks irnpcd ivcn teal tying from itranirnlntion with trrriMo contortions The iianeln was pilM l Qunrlci Was burled lit the hits of tile wife ha had roar uered
• Reinhardt's case to go to the highest court
  ICelnhnrdta C as la Go to the Illiheat Court The application for writ of mandamus to compel Die Kln j County Clerk to make i return er th record la the caw ot the conilemned murderer Edward Itflnrinrtt to the Court ol Attest wllhuut exacting hi leiral leeK amuuntlnic to Stunt fm wa arifued yeBUrday brlur Juaiict Gilbert wlin deciUctl bet the County Llvrk Mlmiil t reiiirn the rcconl and proceeding In tin case tn hit Court uf Apprali ami cliarue the eTptnse to the cnuiut or Kleliiimnd Ai the Crusher whets uuow unlerwnteno of death for the munUr ol liliolfeiaa poor nun Justice Ullbert sail i I hail Hie rut kelllan Hit nuorda to the Court ot Appeals ahould be burnt by Uia county whtra tie wai convicted
• Rhode Island's Boy Murderer
  llhode Islnuds Itnj Murderer rnovinrNcn K I Juno llIn the Juries Court tt Juluuton today the bun IValtor Mn or was cdl uIetl Probtihtl guilty of iniirli rnu Mill 1 niclU Iot tot au 1 eat coinmtitt d 1 to iiuait trial lf tok llttlt I nppnrrnt lntirot i m tin hret lint In frt utic the ciiiirt room he stppiud un to i p1 liUvo and mutu nd II Iliad u chaniu Id 1 aial cc ti b j I
• A wealthy Grain Dealer Missing
  A Wealthy Oruln Denier ailaalnc On May 25 James E Render a rich grain dealer of Mllwood ILt out lor Phlladflplila witli tin utentton of taklnie ollP thence lor the Paclflc coaRt ai h le had tiuilnen In Waihlneton Territory He waa to h lave made the Journey by Hater hr adrlee or hli phy aiclan for the benefit of hla health which waa Impaired by orerwork He flrit went 1 SL Loula where he drew atiout tlono I anil tran ncteil I other 1 neremiary hu l ienH He arrived in Pullad lililaoa Ma an mnte when mthlnc haa l een lieanl from mat except that he uhi e nueatlv came to Ihl 11 I WHN M ocP n that he illd lot rail 11 lor IIH dmtlnatlon but the ollce of PI IM Ifllilila nil New vork hae lounil no trace ol hit whereabout he inoratiea and ho ttaU of tiolli clllra hne tnen acarcheil to no purpose Mr Reader t Irtrveb interenleil a n al iniiiea am cattle ratiln a 1 a In train and ia prominent man In hi t art of the rountr HUi1l ap earance l uiiactonntjilile except on the nround that he hat i entrotert hhnwlf In I a nt ot Invanlty or twin murdered the take ol the money he bad with nlm
• Two Aged Widows Murdered
  Tiro AIlED tfinuirs MUfl3WnZP Ono atmck Down with nn Axe nod the Other Killed with ss Tailor Otiose UAKTFOHD May 31Two old women Mrs John Chldeey and her sister Mrs Maria Avant both widows living in nn old rod hones lu Avon were both found murdered this morn Ing Tho killing Is supposed to hnvo boen dona t yesterday Mrs Chldsoy was found up stairs lying on hor bed with her clothes on and had a Blblo and a newspaper lying by her side as It sho had teen reading Hho was killed with a blow from a tallois goosu across her forehead nnd ono eye Hor sister was found In the kitchen killed by a blow with nn axe on lie back of her head She was found where she was probably struck as there was n pool of blood under her head Both worn no doubt killed Instantly as only one wound upon each o was found No ono la suspected nor Is any elitist known for tho dead Mrs Chidsey was 70 years old and Mrs Avant 73 They worn nice people Both were seen about the hnusu Sun day morning Tho axe and goose belonged in tha house The two old widows had some property but it Is not believed that much manor was in tho house
• Murder in Mulberry Street
  MURDEn IN ntULnnnnr STHERT A a Italian YFomn Killed In her Koem bJ an Vnknown Assassin A orowd of Italian men nnd vvomon stood around the entrance to 22 Mulberry street yes t erday afternoon and discussed In whispers a t errlblo tragedy that had occurred within Tho house ls I n large double building occupied almost exclusively by Italian tenants The ront f house Is separated from time rear one by 1 narrow dark and dirty yard nnd both build Inns t arc crowded III ventilated nnd so badly lighted l that the passages on most ot the slot Ics are as dark at noonday ns In thee dead ot night Among the occupants of the roar house was Norflno Mangano an Italian about 45 years ot ego Hu lived with his wife Mary Anna Mancano and his throo children the oldest of whom Is only 10 years In a small front room In the second story Mrs Mancano was a rather pretty young woman 28 years of ago and nn industrious i housewife Her husband despite the not very remunerates nature ot hlstrndo ragplcklng worked so hard thnt he was ablo to t furnish his room comfortably vend support his family well All the children wont to school and the neighbor say thnt during the six months that the Mangano family have been In thf house they leave conducted themselves Qllotv Among the other Inmates of 22 Mulberry street wns 1 young Itnllnn who said hn wn Michael Glneorello though It Is now asserted by tho neighbors that this was not his real name Ho worked nt whatever ho could get to do nnd boarded with ono of tho families In limit hous Hn camp from 1 part of Italy not far from Mnnganos native plncii and this circumstance stance brought about I friendship between tho two men Glncorollo wits In thin hnbltof going to Mnnganos rom In the evenings and silting tll 11 ni thor for an hour or si The Intimacy Iho young man with lien family Mnngnno nvers culminated in Improprieties on Glncorello part toward Mangnnos wife Finally Mrs Mnnimuo told her liusbnnd nf Olncorellos bn hnvlor Mnngnno forbade Olneorello to corns to his room again but despite this Injunction he Wont them frequently In thn absence ot the rncplekcr On Saturday the husband nays tint I I woman told him that ulncorello hail entcre thn room when she was alone and threatene to kill her Mangano cnutlontd his wife hl snys to keep nor door locked on tim Inside wlnn hownj away anti not to allow Olacorello to otitnr on any uritnncn Mnngnno started on his usual rounds yesterday nt 1 very early hour At noon ho returned but the door of his room was locked Lonrulng from sonic of tim neighbors that his children hid not comeback from school he cnmn to the conclusion hint their mot ho i hAd gone to moot them is she hnd occasionally donn before He waited a short time rend us ohe did not come ho wont out nnd continued his rngplcklng Mnnirnno when lie went out without his din ner said nothing about his wlfns absence but bn hal told one of tim women of thn tMrnat thud Ilroni Qlncorcllo hnd made nealnst Mrs Mnngnno mnlo 1lnnlllo and naturally before many hours had nlnpsed tit secret wns common property When lien woman who had matte the discovery that Mrs Mangnnos door was locked coil them seemed to bo nobody In the room told her friends of inn clrcumstnncn the minds 01 many of them reverted to that threat Ono womnn who occu Plod a rear room In the second Storm of tho front house could look from her window di rectly Into the apartment rented by lien Man ganos She ran upstairs nnd looked out Shin could see a womnns body on tho floor Tollon mnn Nugent of the Mulberry street police was called and burst ofln tho door Them was no disorder nmone the artIcles of furniture In the room Ayrvlhln was In Its place But In the middle of thn floor lay thn diad body of Mrs Mnngauo How long lilt hail been extinct It wns Impossible to say but time limbs were cold nnd rigid Ther was n deep wound In the back of this head thnt had evi dently been made with n blunt Instrument No other Injuries were found Whlln Policeman Nugent wn stooping over thn body Mnngano entered When hti learned what hnd taken place In I hlsnbsence his grief knew nn bounds Hn at Ant accused Olncorello of having murdered his wife nnd the Central Pollen Ofllce having ben notified deioctlves were smit to search for the missing man Lutn last night ho hat not returned home nor hind time detectives succeeded In finding him Man gnno was arrested and locked up cud a police man was detailed from tIes Mulberry street sta tion to wnteh time body during tIme night Coroner Brad hns chance of the case but ho was unable to view tho body last night
• Murder on Board a Schooner
  1IUBDEK OV UOlJtl A SC11OOXEK J A IVetro Hearnnn Kllllni the Captain and y2 Cook and Attempting to Kill the Mute I I NORFOLK Va Juno 2At a late hour I i last night a party of gentlemen nrrltcil here bringing with them William W Selbyol Wico u I i nilco Md mate of the schooner Mignonette I I Baltimore from Georgetown to nichmond with mi a cargo of coal The Dints stirs that n double ii 1 murder was committed on board tint schooner I on Monday night on James River He Is bndly wounded the hend and line bruises i I on Ihl hed Inll hU many g t about the body He wan taken to bt Vlnconts t I hospital I III I loMvlnl ri w ot the vessel conslstPd of Cnpt Milton Frank Mnti Snlby n niuro cook nitmid 1lrn William Gage Hiid n coloruil seaman nniiHMl lJO Oeorgti Thompson n giant in slz nmlstrunuth k4 I h The hitter nund ni excuse to fml thcniHte I below nnd then dPgpntchiM HIM Ciptnln with I i pump raUft Ito thiU nttickfd the unit first Irlklnl i him I heavy hlnw nn the hiiiil lit 1 ii I I laltnr dnfemlfd lilnibclf with I Hliiiith knllu I and HUfCittlfil In renrhlni the cabin whurulm I concealed liimsHli until mornlm Thu negro a Thompson tried t burn tlio vessel nnd thin I mate BiibsoquHntl heiinl him lower n inwl I and row away Thn mate nMniilnid In hum place of conipalmHtit until auricle nnd thiii I I lie went on deoK Thubodyof tliHCnftnln two been thtown orerloliril Thn diitd l odr or the I colored cook WHS found I UIH I ronlh bmln1 i I with nn axe ibis nmt liolstml n sknnl of ills ls 0 tress nnd was taken off by n flehlin imrty who o I Tliltad schooner nnil thern III ii iii tilt cvi j deuce of the scinnot horror wlilih Innl len C enacted i the blood which tilititlfulli I I I Iis lilt tered this Ilek foricastli ana cabin This IHI u worn oommunlcnteil to the Uiiltcil Stnti uthorltloa and tho Mnrfchal Imnn dlntuly nnnt p a crew up to take chart of f Ibis Mhnl i Th m negro Thompson has lot been niriAtid I la r up po8nl thnt IID Is hiding In thu twumtju In UnttuewsUoiintr IWlmts lattlwl C
• Murder by a sixteen-year-old boy
  Harder by sv BlxteeoYearOld fey FEOYIDENCE June 8 Walter Wlnsor a youth of 16 confesses that he murdered Miss Amelia otter In Johnston yesterday Miss Potter was 60 years of age and she and her maiden sister lived alone In a house three miles from this city Yesterday afternoon she was attacked In the yard and killed with a hoe or some tike Instrument and her body thrown Into all old cellar Her sister whols or unsouna mind probably saw the asuult but the shock so aflecud her that she could give no co herent InformsUon 1 and was sent to all Insane asylum Strong suspicion attached to young insor out on urobs II f 1 fig nr rhr thin from a relorm school whose lather lives on the next farm Insor was known to have been on the premtws and gave the flrst information of the murder his clothes were spattered with blood lie was arrested 11 night but stoutly denied the crime
• Wife Murder in Tennessee
  Vir Murder In Tesmass 1I110WAVILLII Tenn June ISOn Thursday uluht I fiank Kliu Klllud Jila wIti hi a ntuf aloua tif kill It her down with nn axe and then dramlnf Iu l nutilile tip dust into tlia yard and IwalhtK hr l over tie hrad with a lusty club Kliie and lila wile had not l r n an tott l title for Kvcral itueka Uu thentithtiif Uio innnler 1 he told nero nruilibor Hint he was IKOIW I to M I Im Wild cud suatit flied nUuui ha came tutU liihi anii him i sit eut I Im had Clod lirniul acted iii ieht4 lv tainiii I tjirln n Ue then inn s off to the unuli Kh 0 r his hid out until ShOUt IS ecioot whoii he w arisLtd
• B. C. Porter's Murderer
  II c roinntti MIIIJI lI l nrilenn Trlnl In leiss hut Unpins to he Acquitted by n lexin iliiri MitsnLL Texas Juno 10The caso of the Slate agt James Currlo chnraed with the murder of I C P rter xvna illBil this morning at U oclock lloth parties announced that they xvnre ready for trial rite State U i roiirejented by W W Spires IMstrlct Attorney anti N A fcteidmanCounl Attorney The dufendant has nnto an array of legal I tnlent embracing Msre Turner anti Llpscom and A Ito of Hi t 11 cllv V I ii lain L I trawford of f Dallas I and 1ho W A HI nlll1 S Train of hhrcxoimil 1 hu two Insl nninud niu volunteer cotilitul hu log ier nnil tilnnds I of Mayor tune of Hhnxiport Li 1 rolherof thu accusod The defimlant wan In I cult rt a nit looked oi and cheerful I Thu I llrst ctep vas in I thu I I iii lionel hog of the inn Out ol the regular venue rf r blxlonl JII niloia i I I XMTU obtalnud Anoidui was Issued to summon sixty jurors for to morrow inorninrr This i loiiHtriietl aifaxor able toCiirrle hlitrvy tIm keejnrof the bar room whore tho trawud oauiiircil is rremtit and will testIfy I In I announced that llnrrjiuore bIt Now York lust even ing and will bo hero In tlmo Ihe dufenco has depositions on file to bhoxv thnt 1jrtT lot fall a pletol before hu foil and thai he hnd silent tte1 to draw It Ihilty also claim i that they nlll I proxii that llnriymoru I Indo sign i f driwing I a xxearion 1 hxre XVIIM hulk of K niolluii for I uhangu of venue but the udlii melt has dl iou d away andhu dufeudnnl 1 thinkt I i he has about as rail i a ehaneu In M irs hails I he would have niixnhcru else l Thu trial will hardly beooncludud uudur I wool I xvlll bo romemb r d thnt this murdf oc curred In n lunch ioum nf the mlwnv murt tin nt Marshall Ttxns where Iho Porlmllnm moro DIplnniHo Coiniiaii xeievraltingfor A train Mr loiter this murdered mini Ml Its rr v moors N iii 31 18 Ellen Cuinmens thu t loading actress ol the troupe were smiled nt tho lunch counter when CiinU came In rather drunk huh Indulged lu very nasty and brutal language evidently addressed tn Miss Cummons 1 hu two actor riinoiihtiuted with Currle who at once draw a pistol and eliot both Porter and Dnrryniore lorhlirlilii shortly afterward but hbarryinore recovered and pin led last season at Wullncks Miss Ciimmunss nerves were very much shocked and she wits Iii for many months her llfo bnlngnt limns despaired of Site list season supported Law rencu Darrett but her health Is still frail anti her physicians say that shn would be unwise to subject herself to the exoltemantof the trial Mi Darrymores expenses as n witness will be bunt by I KontUmnn of thU oily t
• Killed by a Drunken Man
  Killed liy u Iliiinkeu lnu Coroner Slmms yesterday afternoon held nn nicest la the caie of I red rick Wlehl the bov bar Under who on Juno I was stnbbclln hit lathers nalooa at 2ruHnmllton oicnuc IlrocklMi by llerinnan fern 101 e a Ilihtermnnof P nrl street this clti The juri returned a vurdiit Hint Mrlkht i death w Inch ociurrtd oaJiini 4 IHIIIII to InjiiritH rrci niil at Hie prisourrs inlidsanl 1 nrnnrr Sliamii 111 I Krnhovo toawaltthe action of the Ornnd Inry on a tharKO of murder VMien atkni what Im had In vnv tt riihnvi said 1 iHasaruuk I and I didjit know what 1 was 1lll
• ONE STROKE WITH THE BLADE
  ONE STROKE WITH THE BLADE MARY DEANS DREADFUL DEATO A IUK 11ANDS OF A JKALUV3 31 AN A Nnnriny Night Murder In West TrrtnlytxlV Street Aniutla Inylon Unity Cries nd fllihtTke Chess by Ihe Police At twenty minutes to U oclock last nlgh Augustus Layton mulatto cut the throat ol Mrs Mary Dean also a mulatto on tho side walk In front ot 138 West Twentysixth street That house Is rented by Mrs Elizabeth Millet of 108 East Twentyseventh street She sub lets the houso In furnished rooms Mrs Dunn who was only 20 roars of ago and good looking occupied tho parlor floor Sho did not live with hor husband f Layton formerly lodged In the house lie was Intimate with Mrs Doan and accompanied her to parties and otlior entertainments Us lost his situation lately and was short of money Ho quarrelled with Mrs Doan anti iho refused to havo anything more to do with him Mrs Millar ordered him not tooomoto the house again lie called on Saturday oven lag and was refused admittance Layton returned soon after 10K oclock last night Mrs Dean spoke to him through hoe window and ordered him away He cursed tier and she ran out saying she would get n policeman Layton caught her on the side walk and killed her Ho then ran toward Sea Dnd avenue and escaped Severn persons saw him running and ono detected him throwing n razor away Sarah Mlgglns lives nt 215 West Twenty sevonth street She said Layton was stand ing on the stoop anti talking to Mrs Doan I was sitting by Mrs Deans window Tutu shut ters wore closed so that I could not see but I could hoar very plainly Mrs Dnnn came out of tho front door amid went down to the sldowalk with Layton Both were greatly excited I heard Lnyton ask lior what chic held In her band and what slits was going to do with It She said sho would hit him unless ho went away and that she was going utter an officer Do you mean to strike mo ho asked Yes alto said Then I hoard her say Stop pushing me 1 blight after thuat sluoran Into the room whnra I was Hho hold both hands to her thront and did not say a woid SIte itnmppd her feet and thorf ant on the b d one threw put her arms clapped tier hands to gether anti fell backward Blood pouied down over the front ot her dross I tried to stop It with water but could not Then Pollcomim Hyland cams In and shin tiled a moment hitter Layton Is 23 years of ago of a light mulutto color llvo foot six Inches In height nud wears 4 n slight moustache Ho has lived lately In I Tlilrtyllrst street near tbo middle of tile block Thin hospital doctors oxamlnod Mrs Dunn and said hor throat had been cut with ono blow as cleverly as though by surgeon
• The Murder of Mrs. Mangano
  I The Murder ofair Zngsno I I The nutopar made yesterday on tho body of C the woman found dud it 23 Mulberry strett showed I death to hae resulted from frnctare of the skull produced b1 a blow There were wounds In the scalp and mark I I of compreiiion around tttc throat Death wan the ro t suit 01 Ion A photncrflph of Mtchnrl Hnznrrni the I boarder In the Vnnenno tAiiut dropped Iront the boom I of the dead vrommrt1re Ills now inspeclt br the II 1 I police that her husband murdered her through Jeatoiifiy Oinsari lUiAe hltnrelf up yesterday lie combine the I rather opposite occtipAtlun of barber and blacksmith Slid Is at prefect einpliynl a porter In 1 a fmlilfthlna bonie at r Duane utrcet Ilk manner HAS 10 straight 1 forward In I anmcrittz the Quentlons addresed to hIm that all mn pic Ion 01 liin bring cnncerncl In the crime V other h upeo lon of the murdered woman ts aban doned Mancnno tclU contradictory stories and acknow I edges to having been Imprisoned seven jears tu halt tor tUtb Ing I a man
• VIRGINIA'S MIXED JURY CASE
  JlntINIS xnxKit jvnr CUE An Impnsfntit llrrUltin nTihtt ftntiretiie Conrt 11lh Lnlled Millet Ittciillod DAKVltiTjK Va Juno BTho celebrated cnso of thu Ilcynohls negroes which vvns remanded from the United States Dis trict Court Hives Judge to tho Circuit Court of Patrick County cnmo up for trlnl them last weok nnd on motion ot their counsol thn vnnuo vrns ehnnecd to tho Circuit Cull nt Dnnvlllii Judua Orocn A special vnitlru hits lioun ordered for their trial here on the 21st Inst l Tho Iteynolilses wcrti Indicted In thn Rtnto court for murder A motion t so modify tho vitilrn thnt onethird or some portion of tho Jury should bo nniiiomM fit colored citizens livlng Iwun denied Juilizo Hives ol tha utilidil Rlntes llolrlll Court on petitions of do frndniiij inoit tlm prisoners out of thu cu lo11 of tha HtiitiKifllelnlB nnd held them for trlnl by thalidiinl court on thu ground that tuny had bion denied br tho fitnto tribunal such I trlnl bv competent jurors without distinction of men fir color ns tint Inws of tlm htutogunr iintoed tn them Julll UUiB bnxid bin 11101 tll nellon on cectlon fill of th llevlsed btnttltcs of Ihl United Htntis providing fo tho coil n I rlflitH of citizens of tho United Ktnlps Tho Stnlo of Mrglnln petitioned HID Supremo Court ptthoUnltidhtaleM for 1 mandnitius compul jlnit Judiri lllvis to re toro the prisonors to tho Slum Court and In griintlnu thin petition tho hunriina Court snld thnt us tha Constitution nnd Inws of Ir lnln do not exclude colnrid clt Izuns from Kcrvlcn ns jurors Ilia petition lor re iiiuvnl did nut tirisiuil n eiiHi fortemovnl under Fiitlon C 1 The ilenlnlof Ihu motion for n mixed iiiry thi Supriuiio Court decided wis not I denial nf tho rluht secured to tho de fendants by niiy Inw I providing for thn fd mil rights of elllrnns ot thn United Silt or by nny statute or by tho Fourteenth Amuiid mnnt A mixed jury In I particular CIIBO U not ijhfiuntlal to tho cgual prottetlon ot tbo laus I la 1 right to which nny colored nmn Is nnllilnd that in tht pnli e jjiin of jtinirH to pnss upon hln Ufa liberty or proporty thero nlmll Uutio lxlu lon of his race nnd no discrimination iignluHtthein bceuiMiof color but that IgnillfTnrnnt thing from that which was el ilmcd ns I right nnd dn I nled InthuStnta courts viz A rluht to havo I jury composed In part ot colored man
• Triple Hanging In Ohio
  TRIPLE HANGING IN OHIO nIIEE nor xtvitDEiiriia svfFEtuxa xnE Dl I1 lUNJr E ffbrt for n Commnlutlon Aitiimlliff the Am peel or it HcllBlont Itlrtilry Hie Mllltla Ordered Unt tu leeerve tho Icuve A Iropuied Sleek Hnnalnif Prevented CANTON 0 Juno 25 There wns great ox tomont In this town today ovor the hanging 01 George W llnnn O A Ohr and John Ram net the throo boy murderers Coups circus hal ndvortlecd to give two or three perform tuners within half I mile of tho jail umnd In an elpatlon of large anti possibly unruly mob tbe mllltln were ordered out to preserve tho poses nnd nn extra force of police was on duty Four military companies formed a hollow around the court house and jail and Square jnl nld no one was permitted Inside tho lines without a in 8 All the saloons were ordered closed Tho boys who had maintained an nlr of bravery while there was hope of HiecutUoolnmoncy begun to weaken when I became known that Guy Foster would not Interfere and thut bo md gone to New York to remain until after this liT fixed for tho hanging Mann and Ohr wore convicted of tho murder of John Watt mouch Ohr Is a native of Germany nod was brought up In Chicago Mann Is from New York The murder was com milled on 291879 In crovo near Alliance Ohio The victim was nn need man who lived lii Philadelphia but who had walked to Illinois to vIsit frlimdt and was returning the same wiiy Ho had fallen In with his murderers nnd had given them of his little storo of money to buy food nnd drink Ho had when killed only t5 and a hlver watch While asleep ho was at tacked by Ohr who struck him on tho heat with a car coupling pin Mann then stole his watch and moneynnd the murderers fled Wattmough ranted to a houso nnd told of tho attack but died without revealing his name Tho murder ore warn soon arrested convicted and ton enced John Bammet a boy of 17 years was convlctmi 01 f murdering Christopher Kpuhler a bov of 1C who was nn Important witness against him In a trial for grand larceny The boys met tho evening before the trial was to take place and Snmmet shot Huuhlor through the breast t Sam net wits tried on tho burglary cliargu and sentenced enced to fire years Imprisonment Ho was hen taken out of tho penitentiary and tried for murder convicted ant sentenced Mann has all along maintained that ho never truck old man Wnttmough I blow and that Onr Is guilty of the actual murder Ohr ad mitted his own guilt and declared Mann equally guilty with himself and flnco Mann hums told several stories and Obr but one the hancns are that the latters Is tilt truo one iJhte evidence is with him nlso Ohr was re cently appealed to by the Ilov Mr Kuhn his spIritual adviser to tell the whole truth and nothing but tho truth In regard to the connec lon of Mann with tim crime and ho replied that tie had told tIle truth and could do nothing more In a recent Interview Samnet declared his DMoeoncc of the murder of Christopher Spuh Icr He said that ho did not know anything of he murder until Informed of It by the oflleer Tho arrested him He talil that he was willing to die If necessary and that while there was no use of making any Insg about it ho would die nn Innocent man lie spoke very bitterly of some of those who testified against him on the stand claiming that thuy had perjured them selves to convict him Any one familiar with the case knows tlmt he was convicted upon iliuudaiit and overwhelming testimony Tho plea of Insanity bet up by his friends In their efforts to sceuro a commutation did not seem to hum any morn basis than tho young mans declaration of innocence Since they have boon lu jail here hundreds of people visited them dally Ono day two thou sand persons entered tlio jail Among these were many ladies especially young ladles Mann Is a Uoinan Catholic ami he being tho most youth ful his lloman Catholic friends exerted their nlluence for ExucutUo clemency The dough ten of Judge Myers who sentenced all the boys hiss been vervactive In behnlfoIMnnn Hammet Is nlso a Catholic His relatives In Stark County aborod hard for him Ohr Is of Protestant tilth having been brought up a Lutheran When tile ProteMants saw the Catholic Influ ence exerted they declared Ohm should be caved and tile attnlr assumed the aspect of a religious rivalry Protestant as Catholic A months reprieve was granted by Qov Foster and thin strotigeet pressure brought to bear for n tuirdon Judge Mi ems daughter went to Columbus ugnln as did other friends Includ log the aged aunt of Mann and the bars had hot1 of clemency The scaffold was In readiness before the Gov ernors reprieve one month ago It stood In the south corridor of the jail which is about six lent wide and thirty long and was so ar ranged that the three boys dropped from one trap at the same Instant Tim roar wall of theIr cells had been remold anti through It the culprits walked to tholr death The boys ate hlcartily i this mummer and manifested courage Mann In parting with lila aged grandmother who had been with him for some time broke down but rallied again Thu execution ac cording to tho law ul the State was private So farewell Bpeeohea were made exceptUammot and Ohr said Goodby to thoae of thin HIicrlfTs attendants they knew and Mann cried out God bless iny poor grandmother I Death was almost Instantaneous and without apparent pain The boillis were allowed to hang thirty minutes No disorder occurred although then was n vast number of people oiusldu the jail None of the murderers bad reached 21 years of age A nuKk ituuglng wits advertised to come off nt tho fair grounds last Saturday the projector of Ibis spectacle having had the gallows erected the ropes adjusted and everything In readiness for tIle counterfeit presentment of a triple hanging HU plan was to have three boys mount tue scaffold with their arms and legs tied Tholr death warrants wore to bo road prayers uttered anti the heartrending scones of the gnllows enacted when lot away over nt thin outskirts of tho largo crowd which was ex pected to gather at twontyIlvo Cents a head n cry would bo hoard and a mewngor canto rushing forward Saved 1 sa oill I would ho the cry and thu commutation which was to ar rlvn mst In the nick of time was to send the crowd homo happy and confident that full VtllilO hiatt ngion for thiqmirtor But tills scheme was foiled Several Indignant Cinton Inns broke Into Cite fair grounds on Friday nael I tier anti demolished the gallows thus put C ting nn end to the proposed hanging for fun hail the mock show not boon Interfered with in tlilsmnnnoilt WiiS the Intention I of thu author ities to suppress It on some pietcxt of law
• TO BE HANGED ON FRIDAY
  TO BE It AN a Kit ON FRIDAY A Wife Murderer who Came Near being Drowned while being Ilapllzrd HOUSTON Texas Juno 9henry Quarles Is to be hanged hero on Friday for wife mur der unless his sentence Is commuted or ho Is reprieved by the Governor Ho was born In Virginia and was In the 38th year of his age at the time he murdered his wife He was a barber by trade and came to Houston after the war Ho and his wife Rosa lived unhappily the last years of her life On the night of June 3 1879 In ono of their periodical quarrels he drove her from the house and threatened her with death If she dared to return She remained away four days but on the morning of Saturday June 7 believing that he had become reconciled to her she ventured to return Quarles soon afterward came home for breakfast out of temper generally nnd began n search for some money ho ulleged he bad In the house Being unable to find It ho accused Mrs Quarles of having stolen It This the now again frightened wife denied Her piteous appeals for belief nnd her declarations of Innocence only tho more exasperated her hutitbaud and ho grasped her by the hand and ordered her to nccompnny hIm to the rear gal lery of the house Believing that he Intended to harm her shut protested ngnlnt accompany lug him I Then no drew from his pocket a pistol nnd while she watt begging for llfnlio fired twice nt her but neither shot took effect Hn then threw her to the floor and holding her down placed the muzzlu of the weapon to her head and fired two balls Into her brain death resulting Instantaneously Qunrles fled from the scone before nn alarm could be given A colored servant woman witnessed the deed from the beginning to tlm end Queries had told thin colored woman the day previous thnt he only wanted to get within ten feet of his wife and ho would finish her Tills was a part of the testimony given In nt the trial As soon ns Im learned of the murder Sheriff Noble organized n posse amid started In pursuit of the murderer Quarles was arrested that night n few miles from Houston secreted in tIle woods Ho said that his wife had proved unfaithful to him Ho denied having driven her from the house alleging that she went away of her own volition taking with her 25 of his money He said that 1m became miserable on account of her unfaithfulness and was getting ready to quit Houston and go where ho could neither sue nor hear of her When ho wont to breakfnst on the morning of tlm tragedy ho found her In I tIle linus mtbltl said to her HelloI I youviicomu back have you V Suit answered Vcs u Iveconm to ace you To which lie re pliedAnd n dear see ItV golngtobo Glvo me my 25 you stole from me and vou mav go to tlm I I t Ilidft of the I earth lor all 1 that I care She denied hav ing taken the money amid asked him win Im had accused her of Infidelity i Ho I ro pllul that ho had only reported what all tho neighbors hail told him She said What the neighbors havo told Is n lie and If I I I did have Toiirmonei i now vou could not get it This Juarles said erared him to that extent thnt Im did not know what ho was doing when Im killed I I his wife Thu murder caused a great deal of t iiiiii t in I Houston I and for Iho I first few nights and dais after his arrest tho jail hind to bo strongly guarded to prevent n I inching Quarlea waa tried convicted and sentenced to death at tho December term of court Ho de sired to plead guilty and throw himself on tile mercy ol the court with the hope of receiving n sentence of Imprisonment for lifo but his Invvjera advised him differently Ho carried his vast to tutu Court of Appeals where the stir diet of the lower court was nfllrmod Since his sentence Q unites has professed conversion and become reiilous Christian Three weeks ago accompanied by Sheriff Noble a few deputies the Rev Mr Stuart of the Baptist church and ninny curious people ho was taken to llufTalo Bayou and received thin riles of bnptlsm by Immersion jim ceremony came near reliev lug Urn hangman of his dutliw of today lor It almost terminated In the drowning of Quarks who is relieved to have desired such an end rather than nu Ignominious death on tie seal fold Hu I I WHS pullxil out of tile water however i dragged ashore In a dead swoon resuscitated and reserved for the rope
• TWO SISTERS MURDERED
  TWO SISIUUS MUUDKUED rut nniin iun rnisr intr tttstaa 11111 Itf 4X tl IHHUUXJXtH A DqIIhPt i P HUU tclme l Avn Conn f whtck e Un lT f iln la bo jbubleOit oC lie U4 LaIIe ruud I with itAO nill l lde UrTh IvisI I Mrs Emily ChUlsoy who was about an near sanctllloiillon as I think poopto ever got In i this llfps ld a resident of Avon Conn ycMer diir Slio nnd hur aged sister MM Mnrla Avontllvetl In hn old Johu ChLUer Iiomtatinnln I quarter otnjiilli from tho village which before tho days of rnllronds wns tlio site of two famous l rival hostolrlea OB tho Boston and Albnoy uost road The Farmlngttfn Illver Irrlgntce the I beautiful ratloy and the Now Haven and North I arapton Railroad now lnt rse tB the tillage A I ride ot ten ratios eastward over the Tnlcott i Mountains bring ono to Hartford Mm John Chldsar and Mrs Josorli Dunning Avent tho former 71 and the titter 73 years ot ago llvud together unattended by servants and thuy wore j nt peace with almost all of their neighbors until Bundny the 30th of April last The old home stead notwithstanding the tragody that then took phcoyet looks like the nbodo of pence ami happiness They had Just had It painted within and without Blossoming row busies crowing closo by the roadside arc trained up bcsldo the front windows nearly to the roof for the build ing is only one story high In front The ground elopes inpldly from the road and In the rear the house Is I two dories high At its sides It Is shaded by tail elnis On tho CAlL or villugo aide are two thiokloaved grnpo arboru nnd a cluster of rosebushes la blossom Each of tbe old Indlos was short aud stout and each pos sessed unusual intalllgoneo I think said thn Rev N J Beolov Ihu Congrogationallst minister and their pastor that if Mrs Clitdeey bad had tilt advantages ot n good education she might not have had her equal In the State When she epoko In church meetings no man could surpass hor for point and good tense nor sister Afro Avont was not far behind her They were remarkable for their charities It wua n peculiarity of their that they would rq celvo and care for the very worst characters No matter hour bad a persons reputation was or how repulsive 1m was In manners or dress 11 bo applied for aid to thoso sisters ho was irOto meot with a favorable response Norcr thelcs Un Avonts tongue was barbed with fiery Indignation against tboso whom she classed its evildoers or roaring lions going about seeking whom they might davour HIT Indignation against nucn was unsparing and retnorfelt9 She sought to carry her point by repenting the worst that slio bullovod against nay person she opposed flurtn the latwwkin Maysfto told asver3I persons that uho no longer felt comfortable In tho old homuatoad She nld that she felt u It the houso was Inhabited by devils On Snnday morning tho 80th of May at an early hour Charles Ib1 11 yon r old was milking a cow nntr the house Mrs Chldsey told him to tell bit father to shut a pair of bars on the place His father Luther tied worked somn land nnnr tho houso for Mr Chidsey and had loft the bars open Tho boy forgot to tell his father l but on Sunday night noticing that the bars 4 wcro open ho shut them himself That Sunday It was remarked that neither of the sisters wag at church On Monday morning Mrs Luther Itrail the boys mother went to the old houso to borrow n pair of shears She wont to the kitch en door In tho rear part of the house on tho wt side There was uo response In bc knock and sheturnnd the knob and pushed tlm door open Ilxslda thu door to her lelt she saw the hrMljrof r a woman lying very still on the floor The men woe covered with a pleco of f rag car pet Without slopplnc to exninlun further sho hurried away to call Mr Ltitau U Clilikwy who ownHaerlft mill a low yards to tho west ol the house Ho la n son of Hurry Chidsey n brother of John Chldsoy Mrs Chldnern hilt band long since ducenred He vntcnxl tIi kitchen and discovered that the body WHH that of Mr Avent It WHS cold The ptevH nf carpet viu tuckeil tightly ubont her bu id and neck In nn Instant Uu felt without nay tirociss of roisonlnc hii s nys thut her elstcr Binilb uMhi ttHt jirlniitiBtyWVnttrosiTtiry loth maUl flior of the house on n Icvol with the road and inrehme1 caiitlonilj through tho rooms there HI rtlacoveret no slcns of bin stints prukKuce lie then wont out cud found Itttlierltqtrd Luther be suld thero boa boon murder ll Dm old ii flute You dont mean It said Mr Reed Vo 1 do fcHld Mr Chldtiey Corns and Both the men then mndn a snarch of tho buuHx Ietinmr t stirs that Mrs Chldaoya body mint tn there bwauio It she had not been kiliud she would move given an alarm When they lou senrclied the kitchen and tha cellar thoroughly they went uu htalra to thu main floor TheM Iteed found nn ale with bloody Uun r murkit on the hulve nnd with n blotch of r blOod on 1U bide Thn buck and thi edge ot tho fie were fret of blood It blood besidn the stairway that n ci nds to tno carnt wlirro a perMon nbiiiit luco up to the unrret might nat urnily yet It down ns ho stood In front of the flrt l step Mr Clildeoy nent up thu stairs first AH he nrrlviil ut the huad he aw i thni ntlmr ems tur tiho lay on the bed nt thu op imsitn ml ot limo carrot on her right side tier eyes wero ilo oj leldo her lay a lllllc wnMi tmn liKd hnubilt benii rHinlliii Hnrfpcctncle lay Ixtilile It Un thn I foot of tii1ol lay n copy nl the t Cinsdim Union Over tint rue and hiMil It Is iilil nltiiuuuh Mr Clildoeyilld not nritlra this lay a torn IIHC of piper hiding a frhglt lot woiind In tlm t lot l slum it the liHiul Thou ear wan cut Hourly iu two flu tSIUeJttl i it phi tcluI ii IUHHSLJ ontlionoiind t with hi Iliigiirnml n part of theekull sink bu iiuath UIH preftsurc Near thn t top nf th head Man number wound Her rlcht linnd was hulil upn nlnet liHrrtnttwitli th hingi relo Hjbiit not clenched Hur left arm rested along her bijr Uur fentimw wcr peauiful It uppuiirud MB If I sue had guile itUletly tu liwi wbilu nuidliM hor lllblo nnd hud nivir nnnkenud Ner tnu bond ottbubed r tmgou a nbjxw aullir gnoan Weiglilug about limit Iouudd TItus Dituk part or heel wan inarktHl whO blood and grit hair rhrsiclans urn of opinion that shim nan not con cious ol the death blows Th fact tbat shim uau lo the carrel wee aoubtl wi ovrlotr t lh disor dered viMiiiltlnn of her room down Mnlrn Tb a new paint on tho floor of the ioicmr room was not yrt fairly dry Olnor neigh bore ware rullud In nod exainlimtlon wit made of the body of Mrs Avent In tlio kitchen It lay on Its bu k with elbows bout and with thu bunds on thi hrwut tiuninln they bad boon held In PositiOn riy thn carpet whin It was tuckwl around Uur The removal of thn carpet dlHclnimd n brute on the forehead t and an nppiilllng lrutur of the back lurt of f the skull A large part of the app r ball of thu skull moved uudor proasure Within half an hour time whole vlllagn of Avon thronged atioul the house Who could bmw slauulit re4 tlivMu Pjouv unprutxrtud oM Ui dleaf WUH asked The story it f Cbnrlra lined t iliowed that tber w r alive on Suudav morn lug The uodutIon o the bodIes sliawiid tlut tIme murder bud levn coratnlttiMl abxiut twnntyfour houce before thn bodlus wr found I It was tUe opinion ol moot Unit the murder hail human committed in thin hourmi sit morning tiurvl h service Tliooc whu kutw ttie old trifles well said It was quite taron lvablu that the axo wilt picked up by the murdervr ns he pussed tho wood pun at tliu kitchen door eo ery care tul wore they always to keep It In tho mite room which ndiolns the kitchen mini whore the wood saw yet hung Soinni dy must have eutortxl tho meal room tn get the axe aud th S murderer would not naturally have sought t weapon in that outoftheway plan S unless ho hau pruvlousli known that no good a weapon ns an axe was there There waco no mark sot H slcuggln ou be part of iilthor of the victims Only two blown were itrucfc tn eaih case Thre ofthn fur blown I t iuuBt weie vory tioworful and there wm much 4 ihowof probability lint the hniUn on Mrs ue Avunt fontuhund wits not iii uu1uui with tb S Too assailant It labellovcdstrueL h her tiit will m blsflst Apparently the murderer eould no look j on time face of hIs first victim bn l hey wlieni iliufollas was shown by thu absence blood 1 4 from thn kltclmn floor except n pool bunoath uorU Hi Before huwnnt up italrtftb mur dnrar carefslly rovHrml uphor face and wounds with a ploct of rug carpet thiit ho found on tho kltohou floor Tbero ll Flttlv tlouW thou Hits Inference Is correct There were linger marks of bliio on tba handle of th nzvHtid Hi to Wood could oulv have bututi got on Ills fingers In Iba prodaaoi tucking th carpet about the dead womnna bead It was reniarkud as singular that the blow was struck with Iho side of tho un and uot with I is back or udge A motive won looked for A search of tho houso failed lo suorr that anything whatrvtr was mlsuing Dunldes this there was nothing l lu ttie houso worth tlu commIssion of a theft muflh lean of a double murder There wart I 4 only two conceivable motives In this case gain eai orangar Tho villager were troubled It waa I harilui seowharuany one cOUld ba benttlted br tbvlr death and it waa haider a understand stand bow any person could bo to angry or revengeful aa to Injure either ot the defenceless i old laillna 4 y t If yottwlll grant mo Uve Drweaca of aa j Castor In tie httchen with Hri Avont an mealy who onuld be provoked by her pontoi LI w league to Indict that brniai on himr forehead laid mceniIemen wbo ham studied flut pass can aeeit for alitho rut I auumethat tb rnurd rerdld DOtBotber to ommlt murdor uri An tut waa a very oecullac womafl Tha ModtM lt wominomwoi DIQII I I 3 t no as to Injure him Bho did not conflno her self to ccnerallllis and If an enemy visited her fXpnvtluK to Intlnildato her he would him found himself itrrntlr mistaken If wo sniv pooo Mrs Avent felled by the blow of n fist the lm nuiry limn who foiled her found himself In n vory peculiar situation Jim could not hnvo lived In Avon lifter the had told the story of hla rwsnult Tlio Unlred that mudo Uui striking of thn old lady poMtbfo rondo the thought oC Hn Inblngthn work possible Yet somebody must havo struck her Wlilln she lay on tUe floor ho may bAte looked around for n i wmipou Whether tIme axe lay at the wood plln or In time meal room JN had the opportunity and the dlcponltloa toRn ll Ho t hud only to throw open tIme door ol thin meal room In n search for something with which tn Etrlko to find thn axe If It wns there I dont think thoU n maim with an axe In his hand and with n woman lying nt his feet would bo nt all unlikely to strike with thn tide Ho would not i deslroto atni hO AX Into the brain osprclnlly I n man who Immeillntely nlterwnrd would hide I 4 m wound ho had rondo with a nIece nf carpet 4tc It think thastroko wllli the axe was huh by him tc ben matter ofnooefBlty He did not want to see n horrible wound I Ima1no him llstoolnf after ho had struck the final blow discover the whereabout of Mr Cbldsay Ho would bo anxious tn know whether time had not boon 111 tenlng It may have Ixnn with the design of temporarily t deceiving Mrs Chldsoy as to bar haters condition that hn throw lImo piece of cat p et over thn Uxly Ilu undoubtedly oxpoctud Eut to coma down etulm or at least to ask what h ad occasioned the noise lo the kitchen When ho found that she did neither lie reasoned that she had fled out of time front door and would give an alarm Thin thought led him up stairs axe In hand Ho did not take time to wipe the blood from the axo or from his fingers though hu must havn feared that the sight of the blood would havo made her scream with alright I Imagine him hurrying through time rooms up stairs and whnn hn failed to unit her growing pule and j I nerxous with fear lied sho conn out nt the I front f door lute must boloro this have arrived at Luclan H Cnldsera house which was jiut a eros the road though hidden Of a utah tank Them wad iust ono other possibility slio I might have lieu lo tho uarrrt In fear lie did not think tills was likely but ho would make pure i by a hasty look Ho had so little conA j I denco that ho was going to find her hiding l tlinrn t thai nt the foot of the stairs ho set tlio I bloody nxo down As his head rose above the garret floor ho saw her lying In ropoao on u bed Her face was turned from him and she bad ibm Hppoaranoe of being asloop It i t not Impossible that he questioned himself at tills momcntwhcthor he could not afford to parn her Nobody could have anything against Mrs Chldaoy Uu resolved to make sure how ever whether she was asliop or onlyabam rolnir He approached tbf bed and stood over her Sho soemud to bu asleep But there was a risk In letting bar live even If sho wero Her evidence might show tho murderers motive At thin head of time bod was n high square box It had stood tliero months In thelittleys gar rot He could reach without stirring from t ile tracks On top of tIm box was n ml l ors goose One blow would make him smile Ho struck two blows aita It either of which would huvu causal death He had then only to cK away from the house without being soup There Was n second kitchen door on tie at tide of limo house through which he could puss to the shelter of the grape arbor and the clump of row bushv Thtfncc with little risk of br ine summit from the road nn that ijulet Sunilny morning he could make his cay across u foot brldgo ton stretch of woods Of course Ibm Intensity of the horror felt by tho villagers has led them to recall every clr cumilnncn preceding Iho crime that could In auy way bo connected with It It U roiuera Ierfxl for example that one of those who had been Inn subject ot Mm Avtrcta polntnd criticism took hold of her arm a taw weeks KUO In nan ot the village stores and attempted forcibly make her glvo bend to what he was saying She had turned from him as It to Ig linda his angry or Indlxnant references to hor After fcho had left thu store he followed her The old lady went up ou the Btoopof the Post Offlce amid he having mounted the stoop after her took hold of lion arm and forced her down the htells tO the nldnwalk tiha complained ot till violence to setritb purson and It was pro posed the next day to invoke the law to protect her from his violenc In the future but tho idea was abandoned This man Is related to many ot UIH old families In tho neighborhood unit ft wns thought that the excitement caused by legal measures would create morn trouble than would probably arise from any vlolcnca hn was likely to Indulge In Although this story takes cognizance of most of thn fnctt yet mauie known hit villagers can not bollava that any one who has been living In their in Ida t eouil do such a deed Defective Kidney Cowfen of Hartford thought at ono tlmo that hi hod found tho crlmlnnl In thn ponton ot lint Florence Itldgowny a niece of the two sis trs t Mrs Kldgowny had quarrelled with Mrs A wit and bud quit the old house on lie 20th et April Hue was known to nourish bitter fool Ing toward the old lady A few dny after the murder a letter written bv her In Now YorK ar rived In Avon Its contents were not remark able but while IU date May flO was the day of the murder Its postmark was dated Juno 1 iui4uttWttUhIii rIu turned to Nur York utter the commission of the irtirder It was argud that the blow with the eldu of tho axe sliownd womans work But a discovery made br Mr Oowles tended much to assure him of Mre llldgeways guilt This waa a discovery ot frtttutiutbi of a will drawn up for Mr Chidsey Mr Illdgiiwny was ono of Iho heirs and Mr Cowo conjectured that blio Imd committed thn murder nnd at time same time hail destroy Um will I I In I nlileli she was without doubt d Iii a herited Time dxtixtlvv eitmn to New York to semi her but nlill hero ho and two detection ualgiifd by bupnrlntendent Wnlllng to assist him eon lnced thuuievlveB through tlm tentl nxmy of tier employer unit otlieru that she had not quitted New York since she cnmo hero on Aiiil 20 The fact that the litter dated hut SO wan mt mailed until June 1 wits explained by her employer n reiUiibl man who unit that hi hiil I Iirrlfil i thn letter ovum one whole day In bin pocknt throimli forgetfulnes Afur thn iiei rtUKH visit to Now York two wilM went found That ol lire Avunt was found Iu nn old lUck truck iuit whurH Mi Hldgnnnv tit ft would probably bn found Tbu will of Mrs CliKlhoy that was found was one executed many ypjra ago ill which elioan to leiiviiHll her properly to her husband Thu htiBlwnd hiving died first this will IH of no ac count htm hnd dttUrued hover to mnko a will In Mliielt n caiiM wni Intuited btlpulHling that FloiemM Illilywrty I should ulwnyn lmou hoiie In I the I old homestead nud In I addition bequeathing I hr 1200 When this will had ben I drawn up Mio was ppr undeil by Mrs Avent to omit nil iii iulon of Mrs Itldguway Uolay was hue caused nnd the will was ner exixiitHil U Ii l HUPtitil I to he IliU t I will I Iho I rnutllntd rtmaln of which were found by le teetlvu Cowles In bar work biLsket Most of thu pariitfriijihs in it Warn smoothly cut out with bclsoro ns If rho had Intended to paste them on another piece of iniur In u different order Sue tutu very little property merily a few acres of land tad threetweutlethi of thn hoiucKteiul Mm A ntliow VHr owned land lo the VSVst unit lint about OmO In rnvlngb banks Her will was written for her sevnrnl times hy rliln eat GuLriel who utlustRviit her tu the ll v Mr Httdity to hove it written Filially In heat March hit wrotn one htrscif which wan duly exe eitted her pror rty is i UljiKalhed to nephews rind nlrrmi In Ohio Mr Ant who was her uvond hunliand Is said to bn liv lug yet In Nuvcton Abbot county of Ueon EuaUinl Hu wits formerly a barrister in England but hu runiovDd to this country whnru ba met Mrs Aunt titan tine widow of a farmer nuiuod 1lifli Th ev lived In n hundsonio coltape aiimmmleil with tnMion the Ohio 111v iat Uelpr Washington County Ohio Fiom In front donr they could u thn famous Uland whuro Aaron llurr vUltod BloumrtiHssBt About tourteet sears aico Mr and Urn Avont acrucd Iu upurati NuUh brought auiiisiitioii1 against the other This sepurntlon took IIIKV In Avon Mrs Avwnt bade her husbanda Kindly adieu nt tim r a Uro id station U wite old and It was explninnilbivl a strung dertlrti loco buck to Eitgltind wail site had an munlly atrouir dealru to stay In this country AlPr tho Bepnrntlon Mm turned to Ilelpre wherii chin ruuialnd Buoral years Tberu Sr four liranohtxi of the family to which the property of Mm Annt would lirvo cone jf her will luau bueu destroyed Mrs Itlduimny bclongH to one of the I fk but liar inhuilliiiioo I I t would bo only oncf ltcuntli buciuiHu tin hits two sittera unit a brolher living tier itiumlien ttttuiu WiiC liowe It Ib said tin eutlru property of thn two bifteiH eiiiinol HXCCOI f UlfiOU Justice of tlm Iciicu C 11 Woodford acting ns nCoronnr Hiiiniiionod a jury j on thu t dny the i iidli I s vu trim found Charles S anti form Dwlglit JliulRcy llinry Clark Hnd A VCaa took up Um Iuly ol Mrs CliiitHiy from the bud on which It lay In the garret Hint carried It down to thin kllelion whore timer iilncud It hostile tlio body of limit sister Tlm jurymen wnro all friundn until nelghbiirv After viewing tlio remains they ndjourn d until Mon day lust Juno 7 On that data nothing wua done on account of time absence nf one ot the jurors It is mild that the people hardly dare to whlitpor their minds lo onch other but that any regolutn ofllelnl who will silt stories that mire going about In secret will earn him gratitude of thu vlllHgn Oo Thursday la ta reward of 11000 asnffermlby lie eltiwas of Avon assembled In town muutlng for Information leading tu the arrest nnd conviction of the criminal or crim little The Governor of the State U to bu uskod to appoint it titaloduUictlYt to aid in ferreting out the murderer Inatetterto chief ChamberUn of the Mart firti iioilcu dated June 3 AIrs llldgewny savn Mra 4v ut tooa lua wlieu 1 way 6 jearaof ajcoant lor xvaral ytaia I ludered uonld uiirurliui at liar hamli I have lli nurki of tier illlmliicnlol me 10 mr bouts saw an4 tuiel will remain us lottr I UN I drl dliltke her and not without lint cnni bat my only deflie wit to remain away iron tier and have MoUilua to ilu wllli her whatuier Aunt K ilv Mia VUMieyl was aiiexcecilinxly lovuly RUUU Chmiian Huiuaii ana ito ut UK kil IrUiKle ajvl trueai that I bail In this workl Tii affilp Is ft mystery to ml Whu coual hive had the uteri or proviicauon Iu have luunlered poir Mail Km who never wromtid a human btimr In all her lilt ll Kinnelhluj I cannot fathom Mrs Aveit wtt iup ul L btllavebv cotta tu baw tnonev mult ahwya Iu ths IUWM I sis it lb oiiiniua list ihs was itit real object uf the muMerera wai In the HaUlt wise I was Uier hat l olnUr tt taniiig Uiare at all hour thrvMah tan Jay an Sunttay wtmeilmeaOtrvctlT after brraafatt lit wai well acaualnlctl with all parts ol the IIOUM Look wen uound Avon Timer an oiii itlixiliue ahara Hr U tt Llo kHlltaU ni 1 iuave no tiiiflbtt clue al all i omy my iiiiptcluni J hays llniiif oTtr all 1 know and hats read and I am it lhui pillion that to an4 Aunt Km wan sat mui lzrtzL 1 di rr4 m feeaunt nf tlielr nti bat tftktf BironKti rr Vf net it iinra ptMshie l mil tar i nady niMr i pMrr tow Septic M lus t I test Ool t5Irtmtwt l munlarer will be found cad mi1o A may the I easy prrurtr nf thi law Ilir you are a Mranirrr to inc but do 1 bee of Ton all i that yim ran IA unravel Iliat hnrrlblo rnyitory Timers are IwereuuautUi farloron eidbea pitw Search thoirunki these Mra Afloat usually had two pocket booka It ah roallv lia l momy Irs robably In a hu sh buck trunk III thai rooio 1 AIM M ahaturrd eonfu ril aail t rnktt h arte4 over AunlKmturrltU d atll that I am unatl 4 for aterj tlilnf I iliall rtraaln when I urn al t bav nil rot the mean lo leave here and t hart I ctnfeia no dcitre to to nest that minnie wtiero I lat saw them altra and well AnT thliur lhal 1 car dit b kelp is thin matter I idall be only Infltlxt todrv list I Ptse no denlr le l so to Avis for DO amount of mciter vrouM Intlneo KM 14 remata In tAKl dreadM honiwl Mr iHrvoui aritn ll come pl tlr iTiaiternil alr a4y One thinS mere lira Aw tit iftril to talk hunt of Rom person In ATH and itM mar barn moO eMmlet In that war I shah tWnli II bce keen don for either isorv r 1w l rrvence but t I think the will hint nolhlmr to do with Owl 1atiis it was tim by snot nvo well acnmlnwa there I believe no Htranirrr ever murdered these poor women a Ian wltkiuiafamllr aom tare w eka In which time I have been out only twice for mr own pteaaural tn AMU Uo all you cut In tat matter Toura reapeotrull Maa FLOMRCB Ripcawir itreal Niw TarS Wtr r a IMeaM be careful and let no ono ontikto of he la know where lamias I nilthtb belly dealt with aUo The Inqant was concludedrotordnr nflor the examination of ono witness Lester Woodford n mputablo citIzen of Avon who was engaged It 1 painting tho house for several darn be faro the l murders ITo testified that the rooms were Ir I the sums disordered condition while he wrh al t work as that In which they wero found after he crime The scraps of paper found on tho floor were thrown Inure br Mrs Avont whIte ovrrhaullng a drawer Ha said that thn tall ori goosn with which Mrs Arunt wns klllnd ho found In them attla and used It for driving nails He finished his work on Friday and called on Balunlsr and was paid br Mrs Meat who took u tba money from a large leather wallet Sho spokn of having drawn from bank tlie sum of 150 a few days bcforennd It was nearly all gone The wallet was found afterward with a few dollars In It Nothing further of 1m portanc wns elicited train the witness The jurr rendered a verdict hat the women woro murdered br some person or persons unknown Ther were dlrnargod and further Investiga tion will bn under tho direction ot Grand Juror Dwlebt Every
• AN EASTER HAT CAUSED TROUBLE
  AN EASTER HAT CAUSED TROUBLE CLARA TRAVIS AND DAIVD AUGUSTUS, COLORED, HEAVILY FINED FOR ASSUALTING LIZZIE CUMMINS. An Easter hat and a bottle of bluing were the cause of Clara Travis and David Augustus, both colored, being fined $25 and costs by Judge Ball today. From the testimony produced at the hearing in City Court this morning, it developed that Lizzie Cummins, colored, had borrowed an Easter hat from the Travis woman, living at No. 702 Buttonwood Street, this city. As yesterday was the day when new headgear and clothing are usually displayed, Clara desired her Spring hat to wear, and sent a message to Lizzie to return it. STRUCK WITH A BOTTLE This Lizzie refused to do, claiming that Clara had given it to her. She later called at the Travis woman’s room in order to have her explain what she meant by demanding the return of the hat. After being admitted Lizzie stated that the door was locked behind her, preventing her from getting out, and that Clara and David Augustus, who was also in the apartment, assaulted her, the Travis woman striking her over the head with a bottle of bluing, inflicting a cut on the scalp. Clara admitted striking the woman but said that she did it in self-defense. She also said that David took no part in the fight other than to separate the women, which statement David corroborated. Judge Ball imposed the above fine.
• DREDGE HANDS ARRESTED
  DREDGE HANDS ARRESTED CHARGED WITH ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL Cambridge, Md., March 16. —George Foster and Moses Burk, colored, were brought to Cambridge last night, tied, and lodged in jail under a charge of assault with intent to kill before Justice Benson. Foster is from Crisfield and Burk from Philadelphia. They were employed as dredge hands on the bugeye Addie H. Shores and had been on the boat for some time. James E. Pritchet was master of the boat and was at work in Brannock’s bay eight miles from Cambridge. During Captain Pritchet’s temporary absence these men became offended at Otto Wingate, a white boy, 19 years old, who was aboard, and assaulted him viciously and were about to throw the lad overboard when assistance came. They cursed violently and declared they meant to take charge of the boat.
• RUN DOWN BY BLOODHOUND
  RUN DOWN BY BLOODHOUND NEGRO FUGITIVE CAUGHT AFTER A YEAR’S EVASION OF THE LAW. Centreville, Md. March 8.—Lawrence Henry, a negro about 25 years of age, who is under indictment charged with assault with intent to kill ex-Clerk of the Circuit Court William H. Cecil, was captured near Goldsborough, Caroline County, by Constable Saunders, of that place, assisted by his brother. The alleged assault was committed about a year ago but Henry had successfully eluded the officers of this and Caroline counties. Deputy Sheriff T. Frank Seward learned of his whereabouts a few days ago and arranged with Officer Saunders for his apprehension. On Tuesday the Saunders brothers went to the locality where they knew Henry was at work, accompanied by a half-bred bloodhound. As soon as Henry saw the men approaching, he made a break for the woods. The dog was set upon him and he was compelled to run into a pond of water to escape an attack from the beast. Henry willingly surrendered when the dog was called off and he was delivered to Deputy Seward, at Bridgetown. Mr. Seward brought him to Centreville and put him in jail, where he will await trial at the May term of court. He is wanted for several other charges.
• HELD IN HEAVY BAIL
  HELD IN HEAVY BAIL William Taylor, colored, was charged with committing an assault and battery upon Mary Smith, colored of No. 231 Adams Street. Mary testified that Taylor boarded with her, and that he went home intoxicated last night and began quarreling with her because she had not put up his dinner in a kettle to carry with him to work today. He dragged her out of bed and abused her, whereupon Mary’s son, Thomas, interfered. Taylor then turned upon Thomas and, pointing a revolver at him, threatened to shoot if he made any interference. Thomas, however, wrenched the pistol from Taylor’s hand, whereupon the latter pulled off his shoe and attacked Smith with it. He later escaped with but one shoe on and was arrested by Officer Payne. Carrie Smith and Julia Burton, colored, testified to having seen Taylor load the revolver and the Burton girl stated she, in company with Carrie Smith, Taylor and another man, had gone to a restaurant early in the evening and had some oysters, and that when she attempted to leave Taylor pointed the gun at her and demanded that she halt. She did so. The original charge against the prisoner was changed by the court and one of assault and battery and pointing a revolver substituted. He was held in $500 bail for Court of General Sessions.
• TWENTY-FIVE AND COSTS
  TWENTY-FIVE AND COSTS Peter Pessario, an Italian, living near Sixth and Hawley streets, was arrested last night by Officer John Long on a charge of assaulting Michael Johnjakaki. From the evidence produced this morning, it seems that Peter became involved in trouble over a bottle of whiskey, the result of the altercation being that Michael received a cut on the right cheek and a gash on the right wrist. When Officer Long’s attention was called to the fray, he found Peter hiding in a cellar next door to the house where the fight occurred and arrested him. A fine of $25 and costs was imposed. When Pessario was arrested a genuine Italian stiletto was found in his pocket.
• WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES
  WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES John Brown, colored, was charged with committing as assault and battery upon Harry Jones, also colored, of No. 134 Townsend Street. Jones testified that Brown formerly boarded with him, but left owing him a bill of $15, for which he attached his wages. Yesterday as he was about to enter his house Brown accosted him, and, after a few words, struck him in the face, knocking his hat off. As he stooped to pick it up Brown made an attempt to draw a razor. Mrs. Jones corroborated her husband’s testimony, but Brown denied striking Jones and stated that he was intoxicated and his hat fell off. Two witnesses testified likewise. The costs of the case, amounting to $5.85, were imposed.
• ASSAULTED HIS WIFE
  ASSAULTED HIS WIFE Dennis O’Connor was charged before the court with assaulting his wife, Lucy. Officer Frank Kane testified that late yesterday afternoon while patrolling his beat his attention was attracted by a woman calling “police, police,” in Eighth Street Park. Hurrying to the scene Officer Kane found O’Connor grasping his wife tightly about the wrist, while she screamed for help. Upon his arrival the woman at once appealed to him to protect her, saying that she was afraid her husband would kill her. The officer brought both parties to the police station where Mrs. O’Conner preferred a charge of assault and battery against her husband and he was locked up. FOLLOWED HER HUSBAND Mrs. O’Connor stated that last night, as she was going to a drug store, she noticed her husband sitting in the basement of the house Eighth and Rodney streets, occupied by the Reed family. She went into the basement and found him and Howard Reed drinking beer together. After a few words she departed, followed by her husband. After they had gone some distance, she alleged that her husband struck her and kicked her in the side several times. He led her to Eighth Street Park, where she called for help. Ins answer to a question from O’Connor Mrs. O’Connor admitted that she drank a glass of beer at Reed’s house, but only after he had insisted that she should take it. She denied that Reed had told her to leave. “THE OLD MAN” Horace Reed knew nothing of the occurrence, beyond the fact that he and O’Connor were in the basement of his residence drinking beer, when Mrs. O’Connor came in. She also took a glass of beer. He admitted that he had said to the woman: “For God’s sake, Lucy, don’t let the ‘old man’ catch you here. You’d better go out.” She did so and O’Connor followed her. The defendant declined to make any statement, beyond denying striking his wife. He said he and Reed had quarreled on account of his wife, but he did not care to discuss the matter. A fine of $20 and costs was imposed. Mr. and Mrs. O’Connor have not lived together for some time.
• FINED FOR ASSAULT
  FINED FOR ASSAULT JOHN HALL BEFORE MAYOR EVAN G. BOYD LAST EVENING New Castel, April 28. --- At the request of Mayor Evan G. Boyd, John Hall, colored, contributed $3.20 to the finances of the city last evening. John was charged with committing an assault and battery upon Joseph Hood, also colored, the trouble originating because Hood had struck one of Hall’s children. When Hall arrived home from work, he was told of the occurrence, and at once proceeded to administer punishment to Hood. The latter claimed that Hall cut him on the neck, but as no weapon was found upon him when Officer Matthew Tobin took him custody, the charge could not be sustained.
• THREE MONTHS IN JAIL
  THREE MONTHS IN JAIL James C. Reed, colored, was charged with committing an assault and battery upon Vicia Johnson, also colored. The prosecuting witness stated that in January last Reed struck her in the face while in the Pennsylvania House. He later followed her to Fourth and French streets, continually assaulting her, and finally knocking one of her teeth out with a blackjack. Several witnesses gave similar testimony. Judge Ball imposed a fine of $25 and costs and sentenced Reed to three months in New Castle jail with hard labor on the stone pile.
• DRUG CLERK FRUSTRATES SAFE ROBBERY; BEATEN
  DRUG CLERK FRUSTRATES SAFE ROBBERY; BEATEN Ross Geisbert, a clerk in the drug store of Dr. Henry S. Willis at Eighth and Monroe streets was assaulted by two men last night who had been frustrated in their attempts to rob the safe back of the prescription counter in the store. The men were first noticed by Mr. Geisbert when they entered the store about 9.30 o’clock and requested permission to use the telephone back of the soda fountain. A third man stood on the steps, evidently for the purpose of giving an alarm in the event of a policeman appearing on the scene. The man at the telephone was in plain view of several people in the store, but his companion disappeared back of the prescription counter. Mr. Geisbert’s suspicions were aroused and he went back to investigate and found the man standing by the safe, which had been opened. He insisted on the men leaving the store. They protested and as there were several persons in the store at the time Mr. Geisbert stepped outside to find an officer. He was followed by the men who attacked him without warning. One struck him on the back of the head with some blunt instrument, while the other man struck him in the face with something resembling steel knuckles. Though retaining consciousness, Mr. Geisbert was in a dazed condition as the result of the blows and was brutally beaten before those in the store were aware of what was taking place. Bleeding from an ugly cut across the top of his nose, his eyes blackened and bruised and the back of his head one huge welt, Mr. Geisbert was taken into the store and treated while someone summoned the police. So far no arrested have been made but the officers believe they know the men guilty of the attack and expect to make some arrested this afternoon. Mr. Geisbert is unable to explain the attack. He said that while he had ordered the men from the store he had molested them in no way, and thinks that the attack was due solely to their anger at being detected tampering with the safe. At this same corner on the previous night and unknown man was held up by several men and beaten, being left on the sidewalk in an unconscious condition. His name could not be learned as he was shortly afterward taken away by friends. E. S. Wise, 803 Madison street said this morning that these lawless attacks are a famous nightly occurrence in the locality and is anxious that the police take come action in the matter. A gang of young men raided the pool room of Carmine Rensi, Eighth and Madison streets, last night, breaking the windows and doing considerable damage inside by throwing bricks at those in the room.