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Daily camera., 1897-10-07
BOUlDER'S MINES.
The Activity in Mills Throughout the
County Bespeaks Prosperity.

Sounty bespeaks prosperity.
The mining industry in Boulder cour-
ty is being given an immense impetus by
the new railroad. This point has now
been generally conceded. The fact is
recognized in Boulder as elsewhere AS
in Boulder's business interests, no windy
boom is ever experienced, but advance
ment is sure and steady.
The Rocky Mountain News has the
following in its mining columns this
NOR -,
N<1rk on the new railroad to w ard is
progressing rapidly. The grade between
Boulder and Sunset is nearly completed
and it is expected that the construction
trains will be started within two weeks
Rails and other material are arriving
daily and there is little doubt but that
the contract will be finished on time.
There are now from 600 20 700 men EN-
ployed Oh the grade. The capitalists
back of the railroad company have made
Sdl Cl VI dlld IOlSSl FdkiSS
into the mining possibilities of the coun-
ty and they are so confident that the raj
road is gong to give an impetus to the
mining Industry of the county that they
have entered into another venture-a big
concentrating mill to be erected at Boul-
der. This mill will have capacity of
$50 tons day and the projectors are
confident that there will be plenty of
custom ores to keep the mill going as
soon as the railroad is started. The mill
ing company is capitalized at $4,000
and the stock is fully paid up. Mort
gage bonds for 100000 for the imme
diate construction of the mill were placed
this last week. c. w. Mackey and J. T.
Blair .,.,e the two principal promoters.
In the matter of output the county is
today proving a great surprise even to
the knowing ones. The sampling works
are running full blast. The two chlor
nation mills, of capacity of sixty tons
a day, and for which many predicted
failure, have been crowded with ore for
some time. The results are said 10 be
most gratlfying-thls, too, in face of the
fact that in several parts of the county
new mills have been recently started.
AS predicted earlier i, the season, new
capital is going in for the development
of the, mines on account Of the advent of
the new railroad. Eldora, Ward, Gold
Hill, Summerville, Delphi and other
camps are recording new sales every few
days, aud more are expected. There is
no doubt but that the county will soon
take its place in the front rank of mineral
producing districts in the state.
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India Will Not Take steps to Reopen He,
MinLs.

New York, Oct. 7-London dispatches
to the Herald say that information has
been received from trustworthy source
that the Indian government in reply to a
further pressing Call to consider VOL
colts proposition, has answered that it
cannot reopen the monetary question
and will not be party to the reopenlng
OF the mlnts to silver. 1t is not believed
in England that Salisbury will dare to
override this declaration of the Indian
government. Hence Wolcott's mission
is abortlve. p
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
The jury Decides in Favor of the Defend
ant in the Commission Case.

The jury Decides in Favor of the Defend
ant in the Commission Case.
The jury in the case OF Leech ct. al
VS.. Clemons decided IN favor of the de.
fendant, in the district court this morn
ing.
The case of Charles Thes VS.. Warren
c. Dyer, ct al, was brought before Judge
Boughton on a demurrer to the complaint
this afternoon. Norton Montgomery ap-
peared for the plaintiff and David Nit
chell for the defendant.
The lien claim case of A. B. Search VS..
Bert Lang.idge, ct. al. was up for trial
this afternoon. Messrs Young aud
Greene were tor the plaintiffs and Gffin
and Rowland and Guy D. Duncan tor
defendants.
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viii be Shot.

Parral, Chihauhau, Mexico, Oct. Ut
is reported that Major Stewart, an Amer
ican ex confederate soldier, who shot
and killed policeman some time ago,
and who was sentenced to death, will be
shot within few days. An appeal to
President Daz by American officials
proved unavalllng as the deed was cold
blooded murder.
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brother wangelin's warnings Heard.

The Boulder County Herald is deeply
exercised by the fear that some of it
constituency may be buncoed while at
tending the carnival festivities in Den-
ver There is little danger, howeve'
unless Brother Nangelin has failed 10
warn them against Tom Patterson and
the News Denver Times
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DISASTROUS FIRES.
Hundreds OF Thousands of Dollars are
Going up in Smoke.

Gong up IN smoke.
Chicago, Oct. 1.-The continued drouth
that has prevailed in the northwest is
being followed by most disasterous fires
in Indiana, Michigan, North and South
Dakota and Canada. Lesser fires are
burning IN illinois, Ohio and Wisconsin
Several small villages have been entirely
swept away and many lives sacrificed.
The farmers have lost hundreds of thous:
ands Of dollars n grain, hay and build.
ings.
Chicago suburbs are now threatened
and are not prepared to cope with the
fire. Those depending on wells and
cisterns are at the mercy of the flames
The Missouri and Misslppi rivers ha e
not been SO low for ten years.
Daily camera., 1897-10-07
ISouliec'n bonanza

The repeated reports OF good finds in
Eldora camp indicate that Boulder coun-
ty is to have in that camp formidable
rival of Ward. With development il
looks as il E5dorA would be bonanza
camp-Uenver Mining Record.
Daily camera., 1897-10-07
Adopted the Gold standard,

Lima, Peru, Oct. THE chamber of
deputies have adopted the gold standard
by vote of majority of one. This is
believed to be the only solution of the
troubles that are depressing Peru.
Daily camera., 1897-10-07
Two People Burned to Death.

Opelika, Ala, Oct. Two prisoners
were burned to death in the town jail
last night. Laura Bennett, arrested for
drunkenness and Jim Ferguson for street
work dues we're the only prisoners. They
were shackled to the floor and could not
Daily camera., 1897-10-07
Another Mrs. Leutgart Found.

Chicago, Oct. 7-Attorney Vincent has
received word of another Mrs. Leutgart
being seen at Sauk Center, by d. c..
Vancamp. The state continued its on
slaught on the defense today.
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N Senior DeLOme Recalled

London, Oct. IA Madrid report
states that Senior DeLome will be re-
called from Washington, not being per-
soma grata to The present administration.
Senor Muruagua will succeed him.
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President CrespO Hi.

Caracas, Venezuela, Oct. 7-President
Crespo is seriously Ill and grave fears
are entertained for his recovery. Vice
president Alarez Is acting as president
temporarily.
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THE FACT
DRESS GOODS.

fabrics
the season popular and line of these goods
snend We showing selection of Henreas, Serg
Fannes Whip Dagonals Etc. MONEY SAVING PRICES
Daily camera., 1897-10-07
WoLCOTT's EFFORTS ABORTlvE

temporarily.
Daily camera., 1897-10-07
silver uuoEaJioD.

New York, Oct. 7-Silver is quoted
at Sc today.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

EMULSION of Charles hiee by the Grand
rriaunai-ne Is Leader OF the German
Wing The Action Promises 10 Develop
the strength of Those Who Desire 10
Continu. Ia. Use of the German Ritual.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. The grand
tribunal of the knights OF Pythlas,
sitting in this city, expelled Charles
II. Klee. of Bayard Taylor lodge l51,
of this city, from the order.
The action was taken on an appeal
by Alonzo Bedell, the grand chancellor
OF the order In this state, from "A
sentence of three months suspen-
sion passed against Mr. klee by
the New York state lodge at us SEES
sion in Buffalo in 1854, when Mr..
Klce was charged with conduct detri-
mental to the welfare of the organi-
cation. The charges grew out OF the
decision of the supreme lodge, IN 1874,
that all the business and services OF
the lodges should be conducted in the
English language. Some years ago an
agita ton was begun for the abolition
OF the German ritual, and it was sue
cessful in 1877 when, at session
of the supreme lodge in Kansas
City, Mo, il was voted to do
away with the German ritual
50 great was the feeling aroused
among the German mem bers by TINS
action, that early in 1894 Mr.. hlee and
several other Germans started an or
ganization known as the Improved
I Order knir It's of Pythias. In IL the
ritual wa TO be in German. ~ tie
mem bers desired. and othsf minor
\ liberties y ere to be allow A which
could not b. had in the parent organ
ization. MIR. klee was made the past
supreme chancellor Of the new order,
but he retained his membership in the
original knights.
AT the next state lodge meeting of
the older society Mr. Bedell, as grand
chan celor, brought charges against
Mr.. klee. After prolonged considera
ton the lodge found Mr. klee guilty
on some of the charges, and sentenced
him to suspension for three months
This punishment did not seem SUI
fcient to the prosecutors, and OF
the evidence that had been sub
mitted to the state lodge and adj
ditional facts that were presented b,
Mr.. Bedell, the sentence ~ the lodg'
was overturned and expulsion was de
cided upon. The original order mum
bers about 100000 What proportion
of them will support Mr.. kiee is no
known. The decision promises to lea
to serious troubles in the original So
ciety
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FaYERWEATHER MILLIONS.
They VIII Go to Twenty Colleges Ia
Equal Proportions.

ALBANY, n. ", Jan. 20.-The court
of appeals decided the Fayerweather
will contest, involving the distribution
Of So, 900. 900 among educational insti-
tutions all over the country. Judge
Vann writes the prevailing opinion, in
which all the judges but Chief Judge
Andrews agree. Judge Andrews writes
an opinion for reversal.
The effect of the decision is to dis
tribute $4,000, 900 involved among the
following colleges, in equal proper.
tons, viz: Amherst. Bowdoin, Dart
mouth, Williams, Yale, Columbia,
Hamilton, Lafayette. Lincoln, Mary
vile, Marietta, Adelbert, Wabash,
Park, the Wesleyan university. the
universities of Rochester, Cornell, Vir-
GINA and Hampton, and the Union
Theological seminary.
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WITHOUT A PRECEDENT.
a Priests Suit Against His Arch bisho y
for Damages for SANDER.

~ Iffests suit Against
for Damages for SANDER.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 20. FEATHER He'll
stern. until recently priest in charge
Of st. Mary's Catholic church at Bar
ton, Wis. has filed suit against the
Ri Rev. +. Y Katzer, arch bishop
Of the diocese of Milwaukee. The pro-
ceeding is without precedent, and If
compromise is effected it must first be
sanctioned by the pope.
The suit seeks to recover $4,000
damages for alleged SANDER. Arch
bishop Katzer acquainted Father Mar
tinelli. the papal ablegate at Wash
lngton. with the fact Of the suit and
Father Hellstern has been directed by
the ablegate to withdraw the proceed
ings. Notwithstanding this fact the
archbishop has been cited to appear
before Court Commissioner Hugh Ryan
and submit to an examination.
The suit grows out of the troubles
In the church at Barton, which began
shortly after Father Hellstern was ap
pointed to the charge, about thres
years ago.
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IVORY is FREE.
rhe Case Against the Alleged Dynamite
Conspirator Collapsed.

Conspirstor Collapsed.
LONDON, Jan. II. The trial OF Ed
ward j. Ivory, the alleged dynamite
conspirator. which began on Monday,
suddenly came to an end by the COM
plete collapse of the governments
case and the discharge of the prisoner.
In discharging Ivory, Justice Haw-
kins said to him: Keep no more
doubtful company. 1t might bring
you into grave trouble. Look to your
future" The Judge, continuing his
remarks, commended the police for
their able and impartial conduct in
connection with the case.
Ivory bowed smilingly and left the
dock. lie was met in the body OF the
court room by several friends who
warmly congratulated him.
The sudden collapse of the govern.
mcnt's case created great sensation
among the spectators. Inspector Mel
willie. chief of the Scotland Yard pc
lice, who was mainly instrumental
In bringing about the arrest OF
Ivory, lyman, Kearney and Haines
was the first to congratulate tn,
defendant after his release. Taking
Ivory by the hand Inspector Melville
expressed the hope that the now free
man would lay TO heart the warning
given to him by the judge TO keep on
Of bad company ia the future, t
: which Ivory replied: You can be
your bottom dollar / will.
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DEATH or DELGADO

Dus To EXPOSURE aud Overwark Ina Cuba
Whit. Prosecuting Ills Dutier-Tramped
Thrs. Hundred Miles aud .as Taken
Down with Fever-taptured by the
spanish->arrow Escape from Execu-
tton.
NEW York, Jan. 2l.-The death OF
Henry Delgado, which is announced
in "A Havana dispatch received at the
state department at Washington yes
terday, was primarily due to the ex-
posure to which he subjected himself
Immediately after he landed in Cuba.
lie tramped nearly three hundred
miles through the hilly country
around Pinar del Rio and became SO
thoroughly exhausted that he was
taken down with fever. lie sought "A
refuge in one of the nuts, which the
insurgents used AS field hospitals.
There he was captured by the Span
iards under command of Gen. Mel
quizo
The Spanish general gave orders
! that the correspondent should DC
/ killed ON the spot, as TWO OF his com
pauions had been. But he discovered
/ the identity of the sick man, aud iear-
ing further complications with the
United States government (as he was
the same soldier who assaulted the
venerable Jose Delgado, which has re-
suited in claim against the Spanish
governmenU, the prisoners life was
spared lie was Immediately sent ~
Havana, with word that he night pos
sibly be Perico Delgado, one OF Maceo ;
leutenants, for whom reward ol 90
900 had been offered.
The young man was sent TO san
Ambrosia hospital. Here he devel
oped an abscess of the liver. and 4
was decide that the operation o
laparotomy would have TO be per-
formed as last resort To save his HE
The operation was performed, and al
though young Delgado survived sew
eral days. he finally succumbed as the
result of the fever.
Mr. Delgado was born IN this city
and lived nearly all his life here and
in BROOKLYN. He was educated IN the
Cartier institute and was afterwardi
graduated from the Mount Pleasan
military academy. lie married MIS-
Granger, of hudson, \. Y, some year
ugo. His widow is now in New York
They have one child.
{. B. Green, u brother-in- law OF Del
rado. will see that the body Is en
balmed and sent to New York.
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ANGLo-vENEZUeLAN TREATY
onIy Awaiting Cabiegram from LORD
Salisbury for Final Signature"

WAsHINGroS, Jan. 2l.-The Anglo
Venezuelan arbitration treaty has
been practically concluded as sir
Julian Pauncefote is only awaiting a
cau!egram from Lord Salisbury when
he and senior Andrade Will sign the
duplicate drafts and forward them
their respective governments Inc
formal conclusion Of the treaty may
take place at either the British EN-
bassy or the Venezuelan legation AT
any moment.
The next mail to Caracas leaves New
York by steamer for Laguayra on the
27th inst. and it is confidently expected
that the Venezuelan copy viii be Tor
warded then for consideration by the
congress, whose advice aud consent y
essential to ratification. Arrange
ments have been perfected 10y Presi-
dent Crespo for the assembling OF con-
gress at such time that the treaty
can be laid before it AS soon as
reaches Caracas, and reliance is placed
on prompt action by the legislative
body.
The arbitration tribuua. will meet
/ in Washington within three months
after Publications are exchanged.
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THE HoeARTs AT WASHINGTON.
They win Occupy the Residence of A. l.
Barber, the "Asphslt King"

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Vice- Presi.
dent-elect Hobart has leased for four
years the residence of A. l.. Barber,
the asphaJN king. 1t is situated at the
extremity of Fourteenth street and
Florida avenue and was formerly oc.
cupied by Chief-Justice Fuller of The
United States supreme court.
1t is probable that when the vice.
president-elect and Mrs. Hobart come
to Washington they will be given 2
rece ptiou, on the evening of March .,
by vice-President and Mrs. Stevenson,
as the precedent for such thing was
inaugurated by ex-Vice-President and
Mrs. Levi Il. Morton.
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d,ea has one that will eventually hunt gov
and arrest that particular disease.
LING and bronchial diseases are aus
The most battling complaints when o1 ,,.,gs
have 70 deal with; because II isn't the W. .nd
- h,onehial tubes alone which are anees
hit rverv corner Of the system iurn,sne'
lurking place for these elusive maisdisss,s 90.
Thev change and reappear ana oo g,s.
.ho,,t the system under numberiess az.
s,,;scs. They are almost always CONF, Nv.
lated with liver or stomach trono,e .s,n;,,, -
BUSINESS. neuralgia, or general ae. Na,,,re
The hest detective remedy which N AZ a.
,,.s rrovidcd to search ont and arrest siSen
nns5riesinr ailments Is DIR. Pierce's 1o.ai .
Re9;caI Discovery. 1t lays an an.sri
rard directly upon the poisonous. pa;gss
to- Elements hiding in the liver ana u's
W. nv, Gives the Matchmaking glands pow
., rrsnufacture an abundant supply o. 49,, Pc,
.ed highly vitaiizcd blood which rem rem the
,hc innus with healthy tissue; i'nas 40
Nerve centres with power, and ouaar'
so,;d muscular fiesh and active en.a e,,res.
Torwrnk lungs, splitting Of BLOOD: saV severt
as brss,h. nasal catsrrh, bronchitis. So I
couoha asthma, and Kindred a = eoo,,o,nptl,
i = sovereign remedy. While y pprethe ri
c,,res The severest cough
the system and puri6as the ofoo@
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CASTILLO WILL RESIGN
II Gen. Weyier Does Not Crush the Re-
belIion In Cuba Before the Rainy sea-
son sets In.

son sets In.
LONDON. Jan. 2l.--The Daily News
publishes dispatch from Paris saying
it is reported there that Senior Cano'
vas del Castillo, the Spanish premier,
has stated to his friends that If Gen.
Weyler does not succeed IN crushing
the revolution in Cuba by the time the
rainy season sets in, he lCanovas) will
resign
The writer of the dispatch asserts
that negotiations were proceeding De-
tween the governments at Madrid aud
Washing ton with a view to setting
the trouble in Cuba, and that Prime
! Minister Canovas was preparing 70
announce that the war in the island
was ended, when the premier was
surprised and dismayed by the
receipt last week of an intimatior
from Washington that Secretary olney
had not time to settle the Cuban ques
ton. and would relegate it TO the al
ministration of President-elect Mchin
lev.
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ST. ANDOCHE.
Maggie MitcheI'- Latest New York Roar
~ Speculation


ty Speculation.
NEW YORK, Jan. s3.-Maggie Mitch
eli. the actress. or Maggie Mitchell
Abbott. as she is known in private
life. has taken a new step in the way
Of real estate investment. She has
erected. at a cost Of almost a quarter OF
a million of money.a Inagniiicentapart-
lnent house at the corner of Amsterdam
avenue and One hundred and Sec
pud street. 1t is called the St Andoche,
in honor of the strongest act IN the
play that made her not only famous.
but wealthy, "Fanchon the Cricket
The building is eight stories high
and has all the modern improvements.
Mrs. Mitchell Abbott is the wife OF her
former leading man, Charles Abbott
and is reputed to have more property
real estate and personal. in her own
name than any other actress on the
! English - peak ing stage.
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SIR ISAAC PiTMAN.
Death OF the Father OF the system OF
Stenography Bearing Ills Name.

Stenog raphy B"arins his NAhie'
LoNDoN. Jan. %. Sir Isaac Pitman,
the inventor of the system Of stenog-
raphy which bears his name IS dead.
llsaac Putnam wa, born at Tunbudgc Wells
January g. 1913 After six years service as
clothtcrs clerk, he was sent 10 the normal coli
lege of the British and Foreign school society,
London. ana after nve months training At the
close OF 1881. was appointed master OF the Brit
ism school. 3arton-on- Humber He established
the British school at Wotton- under-bdge IA
1886 and removed to Bath in 1859. Ills hrst
treatise on shorthand, entitled "Stenographlc
sound Hand, appeared IN 1887. and he thus
became the originator of the spelling reform
townich ana the propagation OF his system OF
phonetc shorthand. he devoted MS
entire attention since ls4j. when the
phonetic society was established hls
svstern OF shorthand was renamed IA lS'O ana
entitled photography or Writing by sound
and his Photographic Reporters ,oh :
I panfon" appeared In is46 Mr. Pitnan ehlted
] and printed the Phonetic journal besiues
printing his own instruction books LOT leAeu :,
ing phonetic shorthand Mr. Pltman had issueu
n little library OF about eighty volumes
printed entirely in shorthand, ransins'
from the Bible to Rassellas. In the autumn
Of 1851 an international shorthand congress
ana jubilee OF photography was held Ia Lon
don. and Mr. Pitmans family were presented
with his bust A gold medal from the pno'
nographers OF the United States ana one
from those OF Great Britain ana th'
colonies were presented TO MI. fitmah u
recognition OF the invention OF his system
shorthand and OF his laoors for the reiorma
lion or English photography. Mr. Pitman re
ceiyed the honor OF kEigbthood In lss'
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by local applications, as they cannot reach
The diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way To cure deafness, and that is
bv constitutional remedies Deafness is
caused by an infamed condition Of the mu-
cous lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tnbc gets infiamed you have a rum ping
sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is
entirely closed deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored TO its normal con
diton, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an iniiamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness caused by catarrhl that
cannot be cured by Halls Cat rrh Cure,
Send for circulars, free.
f. j. CHENEY a. Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, s3c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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THE DISCHARGE OF IVORY
A surprise to Irishmen In New York and
Blow mt scotland Yard.

New YORK, Jan. IL The news oil
the discharge OF Ivory came as sur
prise to lt.samen here, for even the
prisoner had looked upon the matter
AZ n cut and dried affair, William Ly-
man, president of the Irish National
alliance, who specially engaged John
r. Mcintyre in the defense of Ivory,
when seen yesterday. said
"The withdrawal Of the prosecu
ton is the biggest blow that Scotland
Yard has ever received. The Englisl
public has now had its eyes opened
and it can figure up for itself now
many OF the other unfortunate 50
called dynamitcrs who we're convicte,
ON per jured testimony, and were driver
mad like DIR. Gallager aud Whitehead
were innocent.
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the SHADOW OF DEATH.

Arthur Duestrow. the 81. Louis p""ps
Murderer Must Die-Lower Court Judg-
M.nt Arlrmed-The supreme Court OF
Missouri Relieves Him sanei THAT Hs
Had . Fair Triai. and That IL" Is ouhy
Of Murder Ia tho first Degree.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. 1.-The
supreme court OF the state to-day
handed down an opinion in the case
OF well-known double murderer Arthur
Duestrow. The opinion OF the court
was prepeard by Judge Sherwood, the
full bench concurring. The decision
finds:
1. That Duestrow is sane.
q That he was sane when he killed
his wife and child.