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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-24
Found.

Who wrote It? "For G.'s sake-I will
not give his name-but keep away from
that crowd" Continued next week.
DETECTIVE.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-24

FOR SALE, OR TRADE.
One good work horse and harness.
Inquire of R. H. Copeland, at the Leader
Office, Washburn, N. D.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-24
Bills Allowed.

At the last meeting of the board of
county commissioners the amount of bills
allowed aggregated 81. .249.49, as follows:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-24

thou good and faithful servant of deprav-
ity."
A letter received by John g. Benson, our
new register of deeds, from the attorney
general of the state, informs him that all
chattel mortgages should be returned to
the mortgagor on presentation of release
or other voucher showing payment of the
same. This has always been the law. A
release is virtually an order for the regis
ter to remove such instrument from his
files; but through the stupidity of previous
registers of deeds in Mclean county these
Instruments have been kept on file and
their return to the mortgagors, who were
entitled to them, refused. This will settle
the matter. All parties having chattel
mortgages in the registers Office, which
have been cancelled, can have them re.
turned by calling for the same.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
wrSTCUESTER COINTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Tbe Law and Order League a
week ago obtained temporary injunction against the
sylvan Athletic Association, restraining the assocla
io or any other assembly Of persons from witnessing
lndulgng In baseball or any other game of sport on
Sundays. An order TO show Cause why the miunc-
tOn should not be made permanent is rcturnahe before
Judge DykIDan at White Plains, to-day. Tie people
are determined to stop violations Of tho Sunday law
and al kinds Of rowd yism sundays The Mount
Vernon Athletic Association has elected the following
officers E. W. Fiske, president; Frank ~ Glover, vice
president; W. II. Mackey, secretary and treasurer (;
J. F.. jarvis, general manager; Y; ". Fshe, j. F.
Jarvis .jr /. y. Glover, William II. hackcy GJOrso
c. Appel A. A. Buck and E. b. Maynard, directors.
KFYSlCO-Henry WOodman, welto-do fsrmcr,
until about month lived Little Rye Lake ald
then mysteriOusly disappeared, after visng Kenslco
and making some purchases there. II Was supposed
that he might have fallen into the lake and been
drowned, bnt all efforts 70 find mis- body proved an
successful until yesterday, when two men In the employ
OF the Department OF Public Works OF Eew-IOrA civ
discovered his lfeless body foating IN Little Rye Lake.
IL is believed that he attempted to cross the lake
IN boat instead Of walking round it and fil overheard
lie lived with two unmarried sisters on his firm Ie
about seventy years old
PORT CHEsTEk.-lne Board Of Trustees has adopted
resolution agreeing to proposed change Of gfades
and widening Of streets requested by the New York
a1d New-Haven Railroad Company 20 make possible
the company's proposed improvements norlh Of the
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
HIS SINS DISCOVERED AFTER DEATH.

Portand, Me-. May 8.-The affairs Of the late Ruius
Prince Of Turner found to be in bad condiuoh'
For thirty years he had been one Of the most prom
nent men in the State and had served In many puonc
Offices He had been much sought for as an aa
ministrator OF estates and guardian OF minor children
After his death runors began to get about that MS
accounts were in bad shape and an examination Oh
the records of the Probate Office shows this TO be the
fact Since 1881 he had been administrator executor
or guardian OF niney-ive estates. In thtythree Oh
these no record appears of any settlement In ten
cases no inventory Of the estate, was ever He'd
In the remaining unsettled cases there appears by tho
records TO be due the heirs of the varlout estates
reckoning interest at the rate Of per cent from the
time the property came into fis hands, or the last
account was presented the sum Of $4,000 This does
not take into account the cases in which no nve9t0Gy 6
was fled In some Of which bonds as high as %3.ooo
were required Princes estate is estimated az Sio,-
OO0 There is considerable anxiety IN nnancih circles,
as many Of the wellknown men OF the county are Oh
thn
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
CONTRIBUTING THE ACCUSED MAN.

w. g. Jones, president OF the United States CONNER
cal Agency and Collection Company at No. $50 Broad
way who caused the arrest of James d. Halen. law
YER says that IIaen stole Fl 800 from the COM
many. and not - 800, as has been reported. He de-
carrs also that Halcn became attorney for the com
many In 1880 and not IN 1884 Mr.. Jones denies the
ievyers statement that the indictments against him
fopnd in Albany were secured by an enemy
~ his who was connected with the District
Attorney,s Office Mr. Jones further contra
diets his former employs and says that the indict-
nents are sin pending, and that the lawyer so far as
he knows never had prlvete client while connected
with the collection company.
The indicted man has written letter to District
Attorney Nicoll Of which the following IS part
II appears that William G.. Jones has teen permitted
tn vent his personal spleen AID spite upon through
Sc secret agency the Grand jury before which you
snnear as counsel. formerly connected n business
Wien the said Jones and for satisfactory to me
severed my connection with him aud took from him such
business as believed legitnaely belonged 10 Since
donr so he has devoted all OF his tme persecution
~ ne He has caused my before Judge German
r,doe White and JUDGE O'Ronly the past year some
ten times Eyely upon the evidence being heard
an aeauittl was promptly returned by these Judges.
now appears that Mr. Jones has changed his nctes and
nsead OF dacently and manfuly meeting me In court
htre his charges and my evidence be heard he has
snea,ed before and jury the proceedings Of which
were OF course unknown ne, and has secretly presented
heore tsem statements as false they malicious.
nov, say 70 YOU that / here and ready have m
immediate trial Of the matters upS which you drew an
pdlctmea and l. would respectfully suggest you that
,our case s probably stronger than could be
vou waited for Lapse OF tme that this is the time go
"a trial
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
o.,,rs ov MANY DIAMONDS.


Ch,u.co NJ O with the score IL to In Chcago's
vnp ~ tho end o, the sixth inning Captain Ansoh reeNed
Hutchinson with Stein and within an ineh OF los e
cane Tho fevclands batted Stein from the start when
Rva, came In and pitched last two men out young
pitched the fourth fifth and siNth innings, Jaws ''s
the game. Attendance $500. The score
clssoss, GssoF9 ,.-..........d 9 g 9 z ) 55-iHs
Dasebits-chcaco IT, Cleveland IL Errorsgonlea =,
Cleveland r Ptrhers-Iutchnson, hhauss' oein' hJAi
and Young. UmpIe-Poweis' -, - J.. ..
Cincinnati May s-PittSburg won to-days game oy sue
cessfuly bunehing most OF hits Cncnnat although
making only one ht less the visitors had It's hs so
well scattered that they counted for nothing Aehaanee
l,S4S. The = ,
cSei1nga cjaSsSals -iI.:: IN LII: ! : o-s
BasehitsPtsbgrg ~ clncinanS ao ~ ia DSFTea I'm.
burg 3, Cincinnati 3. Pitchels-"al'in an" Nu''N~' ~
pire-Mcouade. 49,, -,
Boston, May s-Althorgh Kellys men outoatted the
Reds to-day earned four runs TO Bostons hree Duy
men captured the third game Of the series by punching her
right time Hurley presented win rocket
Crane received gold watch from Boston FRIENDS
Attendance ,s23. The score:
G9stanati {s. ssa 49, "a: AIS & ! 9 9 s %
Baschits-Cincinnaa 49, Boston 10. Errors-Cnelnnsu
I, Boston 2 Pitchers-o'B 'Brien. HaddocN ana NFano'
Representations.
philadelphia May $50 far as the Athletic club WIS
concerned to-day's game with Columbus was farce inc
scOr
tdld%SS. ssAs,SIss ...........a ...... / ! ! 9 SS--is
Ia ehits Athletics o. Columbus II. Errors athletics
| o. Columbus 3. Pitehers-MeaLin and Gastrgh% ohi'
pre-Jones.
Warrington, May s-st. Louis gave another drubbns
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
DAMAGE DOVE by THE FROSrs.

Muskegon, Mch, May s.-Careful examinations have
been made Of the peach orchards along the east shore
Of Lake Michigan and the reports are all to the effect
that the recent heavy osts have not reached the fruit
belt.
Lebanon, Ind May s.-1'he heavy frosts, together
with the low temperature, have damaged the pros
nocs for fruit crops In This vicinity. Strawberries
and grapes are blasted and perhaps cherries, While
fenrs are entertained for wheat, which is now iontnS
Wabash Ind, May s.-The heavy frost Of last night
has killed the entire strawberry crop and other early
fruits are badly injured especially cherries, pears
and grapes Wheat on the bottom land is hurt some
wllat.
st. Paul. hIinn May a.-Reports from ortonville
and other Western Minnesota points state that the
frosts Of the last three or four nights have done
lrreparable damage to the early wheat and small
fruits
Muncio, Ind, May s.-The recent frosts have spoiled
the prospects for the finest fruit crop In Delaware
County for many years past.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
MRS KoEHLER's BAD RECORD.

Mrs. Fanny Koehler, who poisoned herser WIN
ch,oroform in the clearinghouse No. 141 East lwen'
ST on Thursday morning died at Bellevue Hospltal W
nIeht She had been known In this city as mld"ile
vrhose reputation was bad She sent out her son 10
.avc babies in Railways when mothers OF the Children
wished to Get rid Of them. The Son was arrested IN
1888. when he was abandoning two infants which ne
had carried In basket. Mrs. Koehler also was locked
nm and fined In the following year she was arrested
for practising midwifery without license Later
number OF infants abandoned IN Flushing, L. l.,
and the police said that Mrs. KOehler had had hahd
IN tho business She was arrested and fined again
When the bodies of several babies were found IN new
town Creek Mrs Koehler and Mrs. Kerch were ar-
rested, but they managed to keep out OF prison. a
year ago Mrs. Koehler was locked up on charge OF
causing the death of a woman IN Allcn-st' Du1 sne
escaped conviction.
A woman died in Bellevue Hospital two months ago
after accusing Mrs. Koehler Of having performed
criminal opefation Mrs. Koehler fed to Montreal,
where her husband was engaged in busness: lie re-
fused tO harb0r her and she returned to New iOrk
few weeks ago One of her sons, who lives IN the
city also refused to let her live in his bome ana she
went 10 the boarding house in Twehth-st Sne dahiI
freely and pawned most Of her jewels before she tooh
the bOiSOn
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09

10 washington and put up ine an exhibition Of tan
,laytne a. has been seen here The
8; Louis s;..."~~S 9 3 9 81 S-2qq.
Ba~chts--st Louis IA, Washington g.; Errors-st
Louis 2, Warrington "a. Pitchers-SuFets ana Bakeiy
Umpire-Kerins.
Baltimore May s.-Batmore won today's game by
timely batting in the fourth and fifth Innings The
Es1sI%GSs ,.S@Iis....:: ! 2 s9 Z g 5S--is
Basehits-Baltirnore l2 Louisville 0. Errors-Balr.
more 2. Louisville 2. Pitchers-Cunningnsm and Daily.
Umpire-Ferguson.
Albany May s.-The home team outbstted the Roch
ksters to-day and won easily by this score
Snsss.,e, SIS,s"y, . .. Z g S5 9 9 3 ~
Basehie--Albany Il. Rochester z. Errors-Albaay 4.
and Bowman. Umpirc-Kely.
Syracuse. May s-The Buffalo punched hits
today. and won o welDlayed game from Syracuse. The
sysacGse sTls1S ;'..... ..:........: Q o-s
Bssehits-Buralo 8, syracuse 4. Errors-Burslo s.
Syracuse g. Baterles-German and Murphy; Loughlln
and Quinn. Umpre-Battin.
Charlottesville, Va. May s-The University Of viz.
eina defeated swarthmorc College, of Pennsylvania TO-
day by this
University Of Virginia. z 21t
Enthusiastically Of Virginia II, swarthmore 2.
Errors-University Of Virginia 5, SwaFthmorc IL
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Assistant District Attorney semple made mouon
In the General Term OF the Supreme Court yesterday
for dismissal OF the appeal Of James Barker, VINO
WIS sentenced TO Imprisonment in the pcntentiary lot
four months for brutally assaulhng James Herman
rarRer was sentenced On May 10, 1so0 and the Asss
ant District Attorney declared that Barker had not yee
perfected MS appeal although the appeal was taheh Id
last June In opposition 1t was argued that there was
50 much testimony that it was impossible 10 get F"
printed any sooner. The case and bill OF excepuohs
TO be argued on appeal he declared had not been se
tied untfl March "a. Mr. Semple declared that uere
had been time enough to have the case printed eco
March "a end put It on the May calendar, and the
other eide contendcd that there had not been uine
enough 10 DO this. Decision on tho motion was reserved
j. Warren 0reen, as referee, has made hrs report
upgn the accounts Of William Nelson Cromwell a: as
rgnee of'the banking frm Of Decker, Howell q Oouf
pany The referee reports that Mr.. CrUmwen received
atrmt s1poOo,0O0 and fHs paid out ell but SzoZ'-
711o6 of that sum. OF this latter amount Mt.
Cromwell Is entitled to rec1ve 100000 as fees ana
the remainder will 90 10 the members Of the nrii'
Every creditor Of the firm has been paid in fun.
Timothy J. Keofe hes brought suit In the supreme
Court to have tie partnership between mnsen ms an sna
william Becannon dissolved. He declares Una. he.af
fm has not furnished his share Of the money % carly
IN ne business and no IS dissatisfied Grherally WIN
fhe way Affairs have been conduotc- Upon hecaes ,
application Judge Lawrence IN ne supreme ers Hoe ~
Chamb0s, yesterday appointed trooIl0A Lewis ~
tcdvrr Of the partnership properly
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
THE COURTS.
nouRrrr1 ON ONLY ONE POINT.

Judge Wallace heard argument In the oni'ea
States Crcuit Court yesterday in the application oi
Charles Foster. Secretary OF the Treasury, ior tio
appointment of commission to appraise the Naiue
Of certain lands in the block bounded by Wasmneuon
harrow Greenwich and Christopher sts, and for the
condemnation Of the lots which are wanted as site
for the new Appraisers Stores United States DIS
trctz Attorney Edward Mitchell ard his ASSISTANT,
Maxgell Evarts. appeared for the Government, ana
Smith NJ Weed, Wright Holcomb and Albert J. NC
Donald for the property Ida L. Prior. Pa'rch
j. Room, Celia Rusch and George Wheeler. the a'-
torneys for the defendants urged various oo)ecton
only one of which JudEe Wallace considered worm
serious consideration. This was the argument tnat
the SUIT should hate boon brought in the name OF e
United States instead Of that OF Secretary Foster lhs
judge Nill decide this point on Tuesday,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
THE GIANTS GET REVENGE.
pOsroN,s TEAM DOES NOT SCORE RUN ON IT
OWN GROUND.

posroN,s TEAM DOES NOT SCORE A RUN ON ITS
OWN GROUND.
Boston, May e-The story Of to-days game Is ea7iiy %
told Boston presented crippled team ana thcy couiu
not hat Ewing oulnn's wrist was badly hure Dy
nltched ball IN the first inning. Cyclone hy'n re-
nl,ce1 Carkson IN the sixth and may be given iur'er
trial. The attendance was z,1o0. ~ .
The New-Yorkers played in perfect fonn' wiulis ,no
hat with effect and escaping single bunder IN the h'
Gore Richardson dlasscock, Baset and bucKHy pay
superbly while 'Tong John'' Ewing pitched MS peS'
game OF the year EewYork scored one run III he open
ing inning Cores tree-bose hit 70 ie'' ne'" a''1
Richardson's sacrifice. In the fourth inning Two more
runs went to Eew-York's list. Tiemaa ht saIe!y ana
Connor reached first o wild throw by Nosh' 1ucAcr
tumbled o'ROurke's ground hit and Iiernan scoreu.
ORourke started for second and Copnor sc0feu OH e
put,out. o,., ,,. -,
The Gionts elinched their victory In the ilh inhs uy
scoring four more runs Gore sent 70 nrst on Das
and Richardson bunted the ball safely Ierhah aiSo "c'
to FIRST on balls, filling the bases Connor iono"u WIN
two-base hit to the centre-ncd fence bringing nome
three runs. o'Rourke followed with hit 70 ngnt hed
and Connor scored The tabulated result follows
| oii" N'HNOA SSOA~.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
HE TELLS THE MAYOR He HAS BEEN Sw1NDLED

complaint was received at the Mayors oflce some
days ago from Aaron Goldschmldt saying that ne h'N
been imposed upon BY woodrow d Lewis auc'Ioneels'
Of No "a Pcarlst Who in the business OF sehhg
articles OF salvage of marine and fire insurance COM
panes He complained that tho firm rcracked Tie
goods IN such way that their dsmased condition was
concealed The Mayor referred the ictter to the
Police Department, and yesterday received reply at
neither of the members Of the accused firm was an
auconeer, but did business through Jere Mnnoru N,'
= ureneed aucnoneer They declared that their busl-
noes Tas thus legally transacted. The law reisnoe 20
avc vctonebrs REQUIRES them when selling dama1ed eoons
.9 mo tar1 distinctly known. Goods damaged at
W @ inst be sold under the direction Of the port Tsr
An II Woodrow d. Lewis have Holated oue ID"
tSnv ,ciu he prosecuted.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
,,oDrx1rpx NEw,JERsEY COUNTIES

r1iA1NFIFLD.- Judge Van SSclet yesterday hahaeu
nov-n a decision declaring invalid the oruinorce
na-,cl by the Common Council last December, "hlch
nrobbits the PlanAed Water supply Company ana tlie
planreld Gas Light Company from tearing up the
streets to lay pipes. The star chac ma c obia,ped pO
if eSy cbspe in 1872 and Judge Van syckcs decision
PRACTICALLY prevents the city from eAercrslns @ I'd any N
ppnr,cr over either of these corporations me Water
tnppIy company is about 20 introduce q syslem , OF
Va,er works In the city but the municipal authouc9
have ben trying to shut 1t out
u--cTETEI D-Ctzens Of Wcstfeld assert that the
cono tbot The town IS trrorized by ramps mas Deeh
exasgcrted, and they say that tho eosE'9t % o bn T
tirciv ohls 10 protect the people m the town, 1h
tinmps have already been driven from their camp
PATERsoN-Father Augustine speo[ng, & wh9 pv ,n.i q
derision az The ArchdOcesan court OF NeW-1 0rA ls
eDronnced is deprived of his church at Kcypor mas
decided 10 appeal to Rome Father slpcannS Is ae
nTcsent living at st. Joseph's Hospital, this city.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
OTHER SUBURBAN TO WINS.
LONG ISLAND.

AN ORANGE SEED COST HIM HIS LIZ H.
Frederick Leeh, fourteen years Old oieo Oh
o.v At tbe home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ieek IN Long Island City, from acute pcrtonftis no
shifting from Inflammation caused By his swallowing
an orange seed. Young Leek had weak constlo1-
ton He swallowed the secd while eating an orange at
the homo Of his aant, Mrs. Z. r. Taylor, No looO
Madison ave, York, week ago last sunday
He ate the orange In the morning and toward evening
complained OF severe pains III his left side. On the
following Tuesday the patient much worse that
he was removed to the Harlem Hospital, where on
"Wednesday an operation was Performed TIC SEED
was ionnd the right sdc Of the groin at the polnt
where tho large and small intestlncs meet 1t haa
epront full an inch long. The boy grew better after
tisa operation and It thought that he would re
cover when petonltis set n resulting in his death
ON THURSDAY. Fcr several days before tho operation
his body seomed 70 be paraIyzed
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
a Dy,rr,p .pppErTarrs PRIIsH.


Commissioner Beattie made the following stalenlen'
yo+ornav IN relation TO Mayor Grants letter TO the
ADVISORY Street Cleaning Commission: "1n behah Oh
nv associates in the Department thank the mayor
for his public recognition Of their sincere ana
"ors fa,rv to meet the requirements of the reason
or,o o,d ,nfored There is no substantial difference
between the views which ne expresses as to wnao
m,ght to be done and the recommendations made py
the Advsory Committee. Such action as can be taheh
by the Department to give them effect VIII DO tahen
with all convenient speed
The findings Of the Mayor, 1t seems to me- are III
the natnre Of pledge TO the public that the Board
NJ Estimate and Apportlonment will, In fixing the
amount Of the next annual appropriation for the Dc
partmcnt provide funds sufficient for the application 0t
the block system Of cleaning to the entire city. II
eneh appropriation shall be made By the Hoard there
csn he no doubt that before the expiration 0I Ilc
serm Of the present Mayor every rec9mmenda@n9h& @ & oi
Sa Advisory Beard will have been adopted, ana tle
cnOAitons With reference 70 cleaning streets SO long
hoped for will have been realized"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
corpLE OF MEAN sWIyDLERs.

CENTRAL Office detectives yesterday arrested Too'an
,,ubn twcnty.four years old, Of No SO FTst-st ana
Louis Wolf thirty years old for swindling people @ oS
representing themselves as agents for photogrSph
Galleries They sold tickets for 90 cents eacl "heh
vurported 30 be orders for dozen photoTapis ana
c1ayon picture, all OF which could DC go'en iOr o. %
w. ,ua,y instances they cOlleoted the whole amount
=, hro ir.,ance they sold tickets to young girl VINO
u,SeS photographs Of her dying mother, promising to
MING the apparatus to the house and take the pictures
+b.re subsequently they SAID tds conld not be done
but said @ had an a,tst Sn9 oHn EEna maze man q msde
mVa m nuened sTetch The daughter paid SlO hnt heau
@ nn ynn~e Of the men. The two men were heiu'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
DIXON TAKEN TO CONNECTICUT
HE HAS RELATIVES THERE-HIs FATHER WAS
INSANE.

INSANE.
Charles I. Dixon, the man who came mere iron'
pneb;o Col. to kill jay Gould, was removed nun,
ncIlevne Hospital yesterday morning by numoer oi
trends. Dixoh goes Somewhere in Connecticut 10
Hartford It Is believed. where he has relatives
DR.. Douglas, who has had charge OF Di1oh' say
that his patient acted strangely only on IhursuaS
aftcrnonn. In conversation Dixon asked SAY
doctor. suppose YOU were commissioned to kill man,
would you do t'' 49,. .r,> ,-o.
Hartford. Conn., May e.-Charles l. Dixon, VINO wuS
sed IN New. York for threatening to Kill Jay Could
belongs IN Hartford but has been absent for the last
six Or seven years IN the West. his "'her wa, vru
o.. NV rsxop who died insane at Long
meadow Mass, and his uncle was United states ben,
o+or D,xon. with whom he made his home & f9r many my
eo vars He was prominent IN social circles Wihe Nv
nT here and in military and other ORGANIZATIONS g. WScs o
ifnr relatives here last week he eXnlplteu no 9SS'
Of mental trouble. Ills relatives, VINO are "eai|iy'
will have him placed In an asylum .,. n,xon had
hon identified as f0rgcr and that iawyerr repIo
sontine Hartford bank had made the. .leehlhca.Ion
Is the man is insane it was not thought best % PRES
the case beyond recovering the amouno 0i ~i'
forgery, $500
New-York tribune., 1891-05-09
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl. I.
HUBUhEN. r,,.,,


AN ELOPEMENT BEsET WITH
George Ryerson lawyer will to-day app,s 20 Suuso
Knapp for a writ of hsbeas corpus on Denai - 80,
Fester who is confined in the county jan on "Na' .Hu
lawyer says is an Illegal commitment Lonis fe''e'
lives in Bremerhaven, Germany. While there nc was
cmployed as clerk in mercantile house. he oooan'o
engaged to be married TO Eta Tatles. OF Hague Dut @
parents Of the girl objected and she ana Lous 0o"
cmded 10 elope They had little money and IT was
r,ed that Louis should procure place as a COOK on
tbo steamer Havel and that Eta should purchase q
.+pcrage ticket for Eew-York The plan was sue
ccssfu
Durlnghe voyage. the lawyer asserts the Objects oi
tho Uaye learned that Louis and Eta were to be mar
Iod vbc,, Foster was hired he signed contract TOT
round trip The young man says that 70 conpo @ ni,
q ssemaln cook until the ship again reached germany
ne caused his arrest Sunday as soon as te snip
eeNfed Hobosen He was arraiened ior beng Sr. n4
"a dsnr,Srlv The Recorder sent Festnr to the county
isI I until Tuesday requesting It vas sad tnat ne @ pc
nSa over 10 the ships officers on that day lust pc
@ an, },avel sails Fester and the girl were married
f1 the fan on Thursday evening