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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-14
THE POND MYSTERY.
Bodies Found That Had Bssn Buried for
Twelve Years

Bodies Tsund That Had Bssn BsrleA for
Twelve Years.
CKsTRAIIA, Ill.,. Nov. l3.--Tbs MsCiel.
land Eond mystery IL andes Investigation
In this CITY. Thee II general impression
that tie murders were committed about
twelve years sse and the toiies buried and
stnksd down in shs pond BY relatives Of
The victims. There ID NO doubt 40 10 the
identity OF thoae Of Alex NcClsllsad and
son Oscar, who have not been seen or
heard Of since 1881. II IL developing In
the investigation that more than one per-
SON was inte estsd In ths crime. A bYothsr
Of the decensed senior McClsii.nd. now
living In Oregon. made threats against de-
ceased. He owed this brother arRe sum
as security for . debt. Tbs brother left
here soon after dccsased's last spI sarsnco.
Exots msnt IL high and thousands Of pso-
pie are here TO hear tho testimony.
Ncighbors who have lived there for years
described Alsx. hcClellsnd ~ man with
gray sandy hair. two teeth out. one niIod
with gold and conspiGuously fat chin.
Tho hair found with the skull IL Of that
jawbone hIsd with gold. TAs frost Of the
skull is badly fractured. and ths testimony
OF Dr.. DowAsy WAS that II had bees crushed
by . blow with = blunt Instrument. Nsss
the body IN the mad was found half Of .
enr link and an old hoe. This 10 oircum-
stsntial evidence that Alexander MoCisl-
land was nurds Cd and placed Ia the pond.
The fading Of the second body to-day
within few feet Of the nSst has advanced
tho theory that IL 10 Oscar McClelland, the
favoti son. who also disappeared at the
same time. The second mad. ike ths frat.
was stRked down with long sticks driven
into the mud and rocks piled ON tor. The
sediment in the pond covered the body
about twenty inches dssp.
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Do Kid yiil Fight. SEQ:

New York, Nov. ia Bridgeport,
Conn, special SAYS articles of agreement
were signed last night for ten-round Fight
between Tomn. Ryan and Dick EaRan.
she Montana Kid" the fight to take plaes
near here within q few weeks for purse Of
$780, the winner to take oil the gate 70
osipts.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13-J. +. r. Bowdeu,
ex-m.yor of Jacksonville Fla. and Harry
Mason a. rived hers to-day. A number OF
lettsrs and kilograms await ID them. saving
that the church people we're raising objeo-
tion to the Corbs It. Mitchell contest taking
pince st Jacksonville. Mason will 20.
main here until vsrgthinR 10 settled. A
meeting Of tho managers Of the pugilists
will be held next Wednesday. when IL ia
hoped the articles Of agreement will BE-
signed.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 13.-The Bowen All
bott fight, sehe iuled for to-day, was re-
strained by injunction and has boon tom
porarily postpon ed.
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NEWS FROM HONOLULU.
But the Departments Refuse TO
Take the Public Into Their
Confidence.
A Crusade VIII Be Made by Rs-
publlcans on tho Rresi-
dents Policy.
tinis tn the Provisional Government
His Action Unknows.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1a-Ths state depart.
mont to-day received a Communication
f'om Honolulu. telearaphsd from San
Francisco. written in tbs navy department
otrhsf. Securing the substance OF the Of
hoial mnunioation Secretary Grssha m
tsok a copy TO Woodlsy for conference with
President Cleveland. Nothing was given
out a. to the substance of tho dispatch.
The plan Of the Hawaiian represent ntatives IL
evidently to stand riQidly on the rights Of
ths acquired recognition Of their govern
msnt.
Congress will undoubtedly take up Ha-
waii Immediately upon assembling in De-
cenber. A fight, II 10 said, will be made on
the administration policy on the ground
that it declared var without the consent Of
congress. II tho present government peace
fully yield TO the psrsussions Of the Amor
ican minister, the question involved IL
whether 80 psacssble . proceeding
could be regarded % a. sot Of war. II ~
argued that IL would be an act OF sRsrss-
sion ON sovereign power mono the less
beoauss the power. peacefully yielded to the
threat OF IN overw beluiinRly superior force.
There 10 Z shrewd surmiss in Warrington
that tho restoration Of Queen Liliuokalani
may not b followed BY the entire with
drawsl Of the inAssuss Of the United
States, but shat with the work Of the last
administration . proteetorate may be es-
tablishsd over the monarchy. One olear
and certain result Of the present incident
would seem 10 b that snssx alton will
never be proffsrsA the United States by the
Hawaiiaus aasin.
E. A. Thurson. minister Of Hawaii to the
UniIsd States, returned 10 the city to- niRht.
He rofased to be interviewsd in regard to
the Hawaiian situation, and said he cosd
say nothing further than what he said to
an Associated press representative In Chi
esao. When asked If he knew ANYTHING of
the contents Of the cipher dispatch which
the state department ieosived to-day fren
Honolulu via San Francisco, the minister
replied he kad NO Information on the sub
ject.
He admitted that he had received advicea
from tbs Hawaiian government by the
steamer China. but said he had not es much
In form tion as the press reports published
this afternoon. ThuYston was asked what
course he proposed to parsuo In Wow of tie
situation his government 10 placed in by the
Administrators policy. He replied he had
not perfected his plans as yet.
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Active In Brazil, Under Way in
Cuba, and Predicted in
Mexico.
The Brazilian Insurgents Doodle
to Run Up the Ensign of
Royalty.
FirisE Continues Daily 1t Rio, with In-
messs Waste Of Am N unition asA
Few Casualties

LONDON. Nov. 1s.--Ths Tinss advissa
from Rio Dc Jsnsiso says there was hssvy
firing Sunday snd Monday Of last week by
shs government forts ON Fort Villsaagnon.
Ths interior Of the town 10 intact. Two
men were killed and seven woundsd within
the fert. Trosps at Csssslio opened mus
kerry hre on Fort VilleRsgnon fon die
tsncs Of 1000 yards. The insurgent war.
ship Aquidaban replied with machine
guns. killing or wounding twenty soldiers
and four spectators. Firing continues
night and day, with immense waste OF am.
nuniti0p.
Wednesday two guns At Castslls hred on
Fort ViilsaaRnen sad the Aqridsban
again replied with her mnehins
guns. Many shells fell 10 The bssi-
ness portion of tho city and several
persons were Injured. There sze COS
tinual skiznishss at Nisthersy bstwsea
government troops and insurgsnt small
craft. A torpsde launch was sunk Wednes-
day. Casualties have been slight. Some
houses were burned in Niethsrey.
A conference Tuesday between insurgsnt
leaders resultsd In the decision to shortly
hoist The Imperial flag. This action seen o.
the o. opei stien Of Admiral Cana, chief Of
the naval college. who carries with him the
sympathy Of many adhsrsnts Of the army
and navy Who helens to leading families.
The consequence of this step Ia gain to
ths insuYGents Of tho islands Of Cobras and
Inohadas.
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LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.
hln~ra1 Land Applications Ia Whioh the
ksrthsrn Pacific Was Intsrestsd.

Mineral Land Applications Ia WhioI, the
ksrthsrn Pacific Was Intsrestsd.
The local land Office IL In receipt Of sew
srsl decisions from the gene al land office.
Tho first 10 the 0ase Of A. II. Hedley Of al
W.. the Northern Pacific Rail- DAD company.
In 1892 Hsdley, Henry j. Bluns, J. Il.
RickaIds. Francis r. MeB 'ids and W. A.
CLARK fled separate applieations for patents
for ths PAYrott, Pine Tree and Perhaps
lodes. In one group, and tho Ironside, Gem
and Minerva, In the other. all In section
thirteen. township two north range four
west and section eighteen. township tkrse
north range four wsst. This laud is par
italy within tha limits Of tho grant to the
No thorn Pacific raj road. Tho railroad
com any gave as reasons why tho mineral
applications should not DO granted that
the land was returned BY the Sarvsyor-gen-
eral as aRricult0 al, aud that At the date OF
ths Ming OF the map Of definite location
the lana In question was rot known to bs
mineral. and claim ing ns matter Of law
shat, therefore. such land was not excepted
from It's grant. At the hearing by the local
land officers the railroad company did not
mt oduce any evidence. but tho applicants
did. to the effect that ths various lode
claims showed strong mineral croppings on
the surface and th = the dsvsio pm.nt ex-
posed strsng veins of low grade oie OF suf-
ficisnt value TO Justify working with a fair
expectation Of profit. The local officers
recommended tho cancellation of the rail-
road selection. as far as ii 0oufietsd with
the tracts claimed by the piaintifs. The
railroad company appealed, and the COM
missioner in his decision condr nas the local
officers, saying the evidence fully sustained
thoir findings.
Another decision from the com ssioner
conhrms the decision Of tho local officer in
tho case Of Hedl-y, Blume, McBride and
Clark against the Northern Pasi6o railroad.
In this oass the Carbonate lode was In
volved In the same section. and the deois-
lon 10 in favor OF the applicants.
A third decision 10 In the case of the
Northern Pacific railroad W. John J. Hall.
In 1888 Hall made a mineral entry of q
placer claim containing ten acres in section
81, townships. north Of range 3 west. Tho
contest was heard by the local officers and
the decision was in favor of Hall. Ths
railroad company appealed to the com mis-
si0nsr, and that official reversed the local
officers. Hall then ma le application for Il
rehsarine on the ground Of newly discov-
cred evidence. His request was granted.
and the local officers decided in his favor.
Tie decision from tho oommissionsr re-
osiysd yesterday confirms this decision.
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TELkGRAPHIC BREVITIES

NEW York. Nov. l3.-The Columbian con,
grsss Of tho Salvation army convened in
this oity to-day.
ALPINE, Tex. Nov. 13.-Ten inches OF
snow foil here to-day. with a prospect that
II will rsaoh thirty inches by morning.
TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. 1a-Populist leaders
to day mnde demand on Gov. Lewetling
for the removal of Mrs. Lease, president Of
the stat, board Of charity.
HoLToN. Kan, Nov. 13-Patsv NEG egor
reduced the worlds YEA ling trottina record
hero yesterday to 2:25i3, going against .
strong wind in . cold rain.
SAN Francisco. Nov. l3--t 10 reported
Lers that the British warship Cham pion
secretly left Esquimait for Honolulu, Nov.
|8. tho day after Secretary Greshan's letter
was made public.
Toronto. Kan. Nov. BE. p. Barnard.
eighty years old. tonight shot and killed
his wife, aged 63, dauGhtsr aged 36, and
himself. He lsfs a letter say ing he had
"ouslived his ussfulnsss."
NEW YORK. Nov. Is. - Charles Mitchell
signed . contract with the theatrical man
sRsrs Powers X Edwards. At $1,000 or
week. Tho engagement. IL 10 said. will not
affect shs proposed hRht.
MuNcIE. Ind. Nov. 13.--James Grasmxu,
\ Munois merchant. brings suit against tho
city for &1O. OOO because it quarantinsd him
guard houss. thinking he had been exposed
TO small pox.
PITTsnuRa, Nov. l3-The families Of
twenty -four striking iron workers we're
evicted from the oompany's housss by the
Pittsburg Forge and Iron company to-day.
The families are psnniless aud arc living
on public and private charities.
PIrrsnURa Nov. IA call has bssn is-
susd for another national convention of the
Ana aluat kaI in -
Thursday TO revise the scale 30 as to CON
form with tho concessions made by tho
officers Of tho association 10 tho mAnufao-
tuIers.
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WENT UP IN A BLAZE.
The Tennis Block. Msmphis, Tsnn.-Tv
lives Lost.

The Tennis Block, Memphis, Tenn. Two
Lives Lost.
MEMPHIS Tenn. Nov. 13. Tho Tennis
block went up in a blaze tonight. The
ne originated in the front Of Sohnatz-
reid's store, caused by the explosion Of q
lamp. Frank L. Nontverds and Jshn
MiRneld, rushed through tho flames to the
open air and were painfully soorohsd.
The flames licked their way up the stairs.
which we're the only means Of exit fion the
top stories.
Attention was attracted TO cries from the
third story. the rear Of which was occu pied
by the Young Mems Christian association.
Before the frsmsn could locate the I'm pris-
onsd men the heat became 50 intoRss they
wore forced to jump and fell ON
tho rough faRssonss. terribly hurt.
Four made the leap. They are
Chsrlss X. White. arm b, oxen and internal
injuries; Z. 4. Board. arm broken. severely
| b. uiss.; Fred Hoke, wrists and 4 ma hurt;
| Secretary Smith. internal injuries. leg
broken. may die. Two men were seen In
the rooms Of the association . few min utes
before the hre broke out. As there was no
means of escape il is thought tAsy persisted.
One WAS Thos. H. Bond.
Losses: SchMatzreid Stove COMPANY,
building and stock. 10000, insured for
$780, COO; Lennon Il Gale. wholesale dry
goods stock. $lsO.OO0; building $3.50, 900;
loss on building by ERE $4,000: loss on
stock by water $10s. .0c0; insu cd for $780,
GOO.
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EIHART N kE WS.

Valuable Prize for photographic Accom-
piish hmsnts-Ihs silver Club.
Special to The Independent
NEInART, Nov 13.-The recent spelling
match given by the A. q. u W. resulted in
stirring up healthy public interest in suoh
entertain nsnta In tho absence OF thea
tres and operas. the local talent is thus
called into exercise 10 good advantage. A
gold watch WAS given to Miss Raymond,
who stood NJ longest in the GLASS. second
and shird prizes were osptu rcd by Miss
Gu tis and DR.. Vidal respectively.
Tho local silver club at its Saturday night
meeting elected f. K. Abbott to represent
the camp At the meeting of the executive
committee Of the state Free Coinage asso-
citation Ia Butte Wednesday. This club
has aimed to hold up its end Of the struR-
gle in spreading the gospel Of silver
and has not withheld It's mite when any
of the local club has been q host In the
affairs of his Office. and an expression from
| the Cub May be accepted as An expression
from the best citizens Of the town.
John Sturgeon. it 10 announced. 10 about
10 take unto himself bride In tho person
of Miss Eta Laurenos, who for the psst
two years has attended st. Vincent's aoad-
smy at Helena. Both parties ars held In
tie highest esteem.
The frs department will give . grand
| ball ON the night of New. 80 which prom
| isss to excel in In portancs all the sosial
| events Of the season.
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WHERE DID HE GET ITY
Joe Choynski Thinks He Has Lest
$1,000.

Joe Choynski Thinks He Has Lest
$1,000.
NEW YORK. Nov. l3.--Joe Choynski was
iRnominiously knocked cut Thursday. OCT.
10. Joe's humiliation was nothing 90 COM
pared with the distress he fels over the loss
Of S1.500 stolen from him. The story,
which has just leaked out. 10 ss fsllowss
When he had finished his part at the thsa-
tsr he went in Company with An acqunint-
ancs 10 resort where several beverages
we're imbibsd. In one Of Shsss there was a
"stick' of chloi Al and II knocked Joe ost.
The aOquaintanes was named Geo. Steven
SOD. The chloral punoher did the
knocking out and Stevenson did shs
rest. A few hours later some ono who
knew Joe saw him staggering aimlessly
through Union square. aud still in half
comstoss condition, he was removed to .
hotel. Investigation disclosed that be haA
been robb, d Of the sum above named. but
rather than incur notoriety Joe preferred
to lot the money 40. Stevenson 10 alleged
to have sailed for Europs with the money
on Saturday. The police were net content
10 let the matter drop and closed the resort
where the robbery was com united.
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Frank Coates. Of West Great Falls,
May Die of His Inju-
ries
Inflicted by Beer Glass Thrown
by j. K. SeaRar at Gran
tier.
Nsihnrt Enjoys Spelling Bee and Miss
Raymond Wins \ Gold Watch
Silver Club.
Snccial IN The Indenendent.

Special to The dependent.
GREAT FALLS, Nov. 13.-Esrly Yesterday
evening J. L. seagas had = row with an
other man named GEsntisr, but the fight
was stopped by the proprietors Of tho
Arlington hotel. West Grsnt Falls. whore il
occurred. Later. Sssger started the row
again and thew heavy beer glass nj
4rantier. The missile failed Of its mark,
but struck Frank Coates. one of the pro-
pristors Of the A -iington, back Of the left
ear, fractnrinR his skull. Consultation be-
tween Drs. Brady, Gordon and Gelsshsrps
resulted in the removal of a number Of
pieces of bone. but they believe his reoov-
cry 10 doubtful. If not impossible. Ssagsr
10 in Jail waiting the result.
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Tho Preacher Pleads Innocent

CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-In spite of his state
mont that. in view Of being found in COM
pany with Mrs. Hamiltou in . hotel In this
city. he would make no defense before the
Oh ieago Presbytery. to the charge OF i'm
moral conduct with the same woman nt
Tacoma and Portland. Rev. W. W. 10th
srob, of HYDE Park Presbyterian church.
ing in his own defense. He declared that
hs had made NO confession whatever; thaS
he met Mrs. Hamilton at the hotel merely
to confer with her concerning ths pending
charge, and that he would continue the
fight. He declared that no signed the
alleged confession under dursss and for
fear hs would bs arrested and Imprisoned
on q criminal charge. The presbytey de-
rossd Tothoroh and suspended hin, from
the ministry. .
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Plan by Which Geld VIII He Secured fo
the Treasury.

Plan by Which Gs!d Will He Secured for
the Treasury.
WAsH1NaroN, Nov. ia plan has just
been perfected whereby the gold reserve Of
the t :sasury may be increased to the legal
limit, $lOO.000 900. There 10 an under
standing with the banks Of Now York that
they increase the proportion of gold in de-
posits in the New York sub-tr eosuHy to
cover certified checks presented by i'm
porters in payment of customs duties. The
system new in vogue 10 for the banks TO
keep special deposits in the sub-traasury
for this use. and heretofore gold has not
averaged more thnn one per cent, the bulk
Of pay msnts being made In treasury notes.
As tho dencit in the gold ress W il now
only SIS. .OO0, 900. and tho associated banks
of Now York have on hand fully $780, 600. 900.
1t fs thought the scheme, which 10 the result
OF the recent visit of ths secretary to New
York, is to carry through.
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HELD UP THE BANK,

Get the Cosnter Change, Nearly $1,000
Mot the President.
WALLA WALLA, Wasb., Nov. 13.-Robbsra
held up the Milton bank, at Milton. Ore.
this afternoon. shot the President and got
away with nearly $1,000. Cashier N. A.
Davis. President A. A. Hopson and Assist
ant Cashier Davis were bshind the counter.
Two robbers faced them and without word
opsned IRE. Both shots hit Hopson, one In
tho side. the other In the arm. He fell so
the floor. The pistOl was 80 CLOSE TO the
eashiel's head th.t be vas k:ocksa ever b.
the cor cussion.
he amount Of money secured waa
$994.26, which was on . ttay as counte,
change. The robbers rode into town with.
out attracting attention, we'll mounted.
and spsedsd away like wind after the rob.
bery. They were unmasked. One wal
recognized as A. MCCARTHY. Hopson wna
not seriously injured. Tsase Of the robbsra
10 lost.
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TO-DAY the National Horse
Show opens at Madison Square
Garden, New York City.
This is the ninth annual ex...-
bition and the prize list aggre-
gates more than $4,000. There
are thirty classes including tho
roughbreds, trotters, roadsters,
hackneys, etc. The most valu-
able prizes are offered for trot-
ting horses. The prizes for the
hackney classes have been
modified to conform with the
rules Of English horse shows.
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Booths Birthday Observed.

New YORK, Nov. 13.-Fifteen hundred
persons crowded the ncers hall of Msdi-
son square garden this afternoon 70 hear
exercises in oonmemorstion Of the late
Edwin Booths birthday. Walter Dsm-
rosch's full symphony orchestra of eighty
pieces occupied the platform. Joseph
Jefferson presided and made ths opening
address. speaking of his own personal
friendship for Booth, and relating Incl
dents of the lSttsr's public and private
benevolsnce. 1OInnasso Salvini delivered
an add. sss. Henry living closed ths speak
Ing.
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Under Full Sway In Cuba.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 13.-Msrcus Nor
sles. president Of she Cuban league Of this
state. this morning received dispatches
which aver that q rebellion is In full sway
in Cuba. He asserted that the natives had
risen, determined to throw off the yoke Of
spain. They expect help from their ooun-
trymen In tho United states, and Morales
says IL will be given.
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Inclined to Doubt His Story.

ET. PAUL. Nov. 13.-Lsst night robbers
attempted to wreck the Omaha passenger
train near WorshinRton. The track was 80
obstr uctod - 10 throw the train of the
track. While waiting its arrival tke lob-
bsrs held ny. shot and robbed = man whe
happened to pass. This put the railroad
officials on their guard. They sent . PILOT
The railroad people are inclined to doabt
the truth Of his story and think il 10 psoul-
lar.
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Additiunal Receivers Appointed.

OMAHA. Nov. 13.-On application OF shs
federal government. tho United States dis
trict court this morning appointed j. W.
Doane. of Chicago, and i. X. Coadort. of
New York. additional receivers Of thS
Union Pacific railroad without opposition.
Tho pstitiou sets forth that the claims Of
the COVE nIneHt against tha road snsitle il
10 larger rep presentation among shs rseeiv.
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Revelation BROWNE in Mexico.

P1TTsBuRo. Nov. BE. E. RobertA Of
the City Of Mexico. 10 in Pittsburg. He
said to-day: "A great deal Of disaatisfne-
ton exists among Mexisaas over the rule oi
Diaz. He 10 assuming y more dictatoriAI
attitude each year. and ID trying to estnb-
lutionary movsnents. A strong feeling j.
growing up, however, and will. unlssa
stopped BY some unexpected turn Of Affairs,
ultimately bring about . revolution. Buch
Esvo t. have heretofore been suecessfully
checked because very few followers wee
secured. but the day Is coming wheu
enough people will rise mp and make IL de.
Hidedly interesting for the ad dninistEation.' ii
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Tho Sheriff In Possession,

CHICAGO. Nov. l3.-The sheriff took EOS
session Of the Washington state building At
tho Worlds fair grounds to-day. under an
attach mont BY she Union Nationsl bank. to
enforce a claim for Sl,325. The Washing
toa state commissioners had An account
with the Merchants National bank. of Ia
coma. Tnsy drew = cheek for 1926 and u
draft for $1,000 on the account. but the
bank had suspsndsd and payment was re-
fused. The Union National. OF Chicago.
had the paper. and brings suit to recover
The amount advanced.
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Fought With Knives.

PITrsBuRa. Nov. l3.-Wm. HauRht and
Allen Stevenson. both Americans quar-
relied. They wsrs separated by friends bot
met on Water street. armed with knives
and q savage duel resulted. They eut and
hacked each other in . msroiless mannsr.
and whom finally parted blood was pouring
from wounds oil over their bodies. Physi-
cians say both men will die.
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Two Youthful Pssr,cidss,

WAUsAU. via. Nov. l3.-Wm. Habeok's
mysterious disappsaranOs fros his homo
near Endgar was cleared up yesterday BY
the finding OF ths body In tbs woods close
by in . newly made grave. His son Her-
man. aged 10. confessed killing him with
an axe. He was assisted by his brother
Otto, aged II. In sserssinR the body. Both
wore arrested.