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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
6err O. u. Shnrmann,

Der betunnte Mil6bduoler 1887 an De,
Soma StraBe entleibte ii6 am Cams.
tag WOr9en I'm 10 ubr inoem er lit
cine Sugel in ben &Opf i6oB. ST be.
9in9 Die Shat in elnem Nnf0lle bon
6rOnil9en &spfi6mer5eu. Die ibm biz
Sernunft gu rauben i6ienen. Ser
Sala9 1T ein iebr barter fir Die So
mile SbOrm0Un, Die gu ben beItbe=
tanllteu Der Staot 5dblt. Ser &nt.
ieelte binterldBt 8mei 8ritoer, ben 9lpO.
tbeter j. U. unO NrnOlo uuo feline
Satin unor 3wei ainoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Gin berrlfter Serina

Ideint Der SelbitmOroer 9etueien gu
fem. wel6er iid tiir3lid gu Davenport
oas 2eben nabm. st beiBt Sobann
M. WitbrOp unb 1T aus Sentonuille,
art. Sn einem nadaelaiienen griefe
bittet er, oaB man feline 2eibe per=
bremen mD9e. 4us mebreren in iei-
mem YeiiB befinoli9en 9riefen 9iug
oeutli6 berbor, oaB 0itbrow iid be-
reits ieit mebreren WOnaten nit benz
Blame 9etragen bate, ii6 oas 2eben
gu nebmen unb OaB er ei9ens mad
Davenport 9ereiit mar I'm iid i'm oor=
ti9en GrematOrium perbrenneu al lals
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Sie Tirma Sas. gcni & Co.,

Gde Der z. unb n 5 E.
1T befannt ais zines Der be ten ger=
taufsbduler Der Staot fir ale Irtitel
in glen= unb &urSpaaren, fir Sep
e uno Seltii6er unb aud fir ale
Waaren, wel6e ben peri6ieoeuen Sab
resBeiten angemefsn iino. gles 1T
edit uno oauerbait bel m6sli6it biaigen
preiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Wegen &rebsidaocn.

Sd empieble hermit Stroop's beriibmte,
ii6 iiber 100 Sabre bemGbrte, Don mir ims
portirte Puluer. Dreielbeu beilen iebeu
(uo6 uidt aui9ebrohenen) arebS lopobl
iuuerIi6 ais GuBerli6.
Neitina, Sa., 80. Oft. 1896.
Serru Gbwarb 8. Soebiug, ct. QucaS, ga.
Bertber Serr! SD ertbeile Sbuen bier
nit meiuen belten 8alt iiir Die llebermitts
lung beS Stroop's 6~rebSpulperS. SD bin
mad @sbrau6 besielbeu oSuig pom meinsrn
6rebsibel gebeilt uu6 rGtbe eS biermIt oarn
6rebsleioenoen bcllenS AT.
~NWtun9Spou ulri6 6rep.
0e9eu NGbersm ab~rellire man:
Gbparb 8. 8oebina
ct. gaeas, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Gin ~nrrmifrttcr Gnl.

SSI utkbEeNtktt CuIs Ia
8QuerIp, ga, Stunt 'e6.
Sett ~urotiibr5 Sdbrcu mar I'D uidt TIM Staabe. r1,inl
SGnot uuo SfuBs gu 9sbrauGEH; NeritC Ia9ten, es ie
SbeuuIQtiSmgs torUten mir Nbtr ntbt beIiea; aud fifth i'd
Gr S6lafloiistG!;, Sdpirogl, R~udeuiamerien unb Gp:
pctttlof9:eit. Dtcic5 JUabiubr uabUI i'd nun 8 TlaIder
EGitor &oeE!3's yteru:usS tGrSsr uu6 ieitesm bin I'd
better. VI. Gt9mGH.
@as eiH RiGrrer iagt.
GItntpnuiIIs. @iS., Stunt 80.
Strl Io5Is ber I.i6enoen DIsnidbelt made i'd fclssHs'
EtIlarung hber bic @trtrng upn 9aitor aosnt9'S Ner'
r%,rt.irfsr. Sine mir betanute Srau bate iett pteIer
Sn5reu Unidue pod Touiutlt, jpeimoI tsSsn gto1a:
"cdocTr fC nun ben 3~erueusStartcr HGbrl, mar Der efit
Suf0U loon ptI idUd6er um6 bdnu 5stSte it9 tetneI
TCbr. y. Su9eurotp, YInrteF'
Sud SER ptarrer GoIb iGrsibt pom Soicor, p, ooh
be- S2at'eut, BEN er SaitOr Soent9'S NerusnSSt arser 9ao'
tctnen gnfOI ocn Saalu6t usbr battle.
SsSsaG Gin uDertDuoIe8 BUD far geroenIetotnns
St$E'FB uuo elue 9rbbeag5IaI6e s~ueeiauot. &rls
SJT"~ erBQlten oUtl Sic WteoiBt1 rmfonIt.
SisTe MeNtiir nuroe tett benz Sabre 1875 DON BEN
SCtg!o. 9att3r S0utg IN Sort DGpne, Sub., ~5ubereItst
Euo ieBt inter iciner anlpetiuue BON Der
KOENgG MED. CO., Chicago, sil.
40 S. Franklin Street.
Sci Qnothefsr:t so babeu fGs
G1.OO Ole SIGfdle, q SIaiG;en fur So. 0Os
ero6e Si.7S, GOfar $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Grplufion 81 Sttnmma, 81.
Sttu NJ 10 a, Sa., %. Son

SIIu III 10 q, Su., 20. SuH.
Soeben trift bic ourd oas llnlpetter
uno bic 3dlte ~perIpatete Radribt bon
Der erplolion in elmer &oblensrube in
Softer Elm. welbe 9eitern Worsen itatt-
iano. Softer lie9t finf3ebn Weilen
bon bier in MOnrOe 9ountp. Glf
8rubenarbeitsr erlitten granbpunoen
ourd bic G%rploiion, aber iie tueroen
idmmtli9, nit Dileidt elmer Nuss
nabme, wieoer berAeltellt tueroen. Sie
8eranlaIuna CUR @rploiion lit unbe.
tannt. 5Ol9enoe PeriOnen wuroen
perlebt: 2Ouis Yo9ler, pielleidt tOotlia;
&Obt. @iaiams; SObn 5arrea; =. &.
InoeriOn; SaDio Scott uno stuei
S0bns oelielben; SbOs. @onnor; @m.
Mor9an uno SObn pieriOn. Galt alle
gerlebten iino Derbeiratbet uno baben
Gamilien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Sic Snbnqne Standardization

bat folgenoe geamten fir oas laufenoe
Sabr erDdblt:
NrGlioeut-Yeter SlQuer.
Bice. BrGfoeut-Sobaru Butt.
SetretGr-Sran; Siti9.
acknowledgements Seer If.
Sinanj.@omite-S. S9reiber, g. Sold,
$. S6woe9ler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Der @abnboi ban Solar &apios
lutis er1Huct.
CEDAR Gapios, Sa.,
81. San.

Ser neue Observation-Disclosures.
Der nit einem &Oltenuufmanoe bon
$3.50, 600 erri6tet wurOe, 1T beute
9lbeno feierli6 er6fnet worOen. Der
Serein fur Npbltbdti9teit bate ale
Arrangements fir Die ifeier 9%etrofen
unO man ermartet, o0B ein erbebli6er
GeinertrG9 Der G%iunabmen Dem 6Ono
tiir llnterltIBung gtOtbleiOenoer sus
flieBen wirO. 9ie @cueralbeamten
aller bier einmiinOenoen Giienbabnen
iuaren bel Der 6eier Su9e9en. Die
@rOfnun8 Qelan0te nit einem gall
gum &bi6luhe, 9eQen Den etli9e prOtes
ltantii6en paitoren prOteitirt batten,
ieoO6 Obue Griolg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Sat ii9 brm ct. 9nniiatius> Sube
angei9luNen. Next !
Ilton, 80. San. '97.

Ilton, 80. San. ~.
2iebsr Sreuno!
Ser ct. Stepbans Serein Der Sera
Seius8emeinoe bon Dubuque bat ii6
benz st. 8Onifatius gunoe ouael9lols
len. - SOweit BADEN ii6 erit 80 8er=
cine Dem 9unOe angefdlohen. $50
Ilno Die anoeren 100? Soffentli6
tonmt balo ueues 9eben in oielelben!
@rgebenlt
s.. s. 8rune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Ser tteue Sti6ni bun GBcBennc?

9ie bieli0en 8a9esbldtter beri6ten,
oaB Gep. Sd. So. 2ineban bon Sort
9Oo9e, Sa., gum Sii6Ofs bes patan=
ten Slbes bon Gbepenne, @Domlu9,
ernannt DOroen lei. ga &eb. 2ine=
ban Der erite Ganoioat auf Der Site
mar, peI1e BON Mi9r. SennelieD uno
ben Sufraaan Sii00fen Der .@r5oiDSeie
Dubuque aufgetellt wurOe, 10 bat Die
Na9ridt ben ani9ein Der Wabr=
.i9einli9feit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Sic auFaBruug oes ct. SnniFatirss
0creius

in Der ct. Marien S9ulbale an
Sonnta9 Ibenb bate einen pObl9efia.
ten Saal oils 3ui6auer lno es fanben
eiuselne 5beile bes Spieles cine pers
itGnonibreihs Artfnabme. Sas Spiel
plroe gut bur69sfii9rt uno beoeutet
einen SOrtI6ritt in Den %Seiltun9en oes
SiinQlinQs=S erein3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Gr>Guubcrneur Boies

bat in einem ldngeren S6reiben an
bic ,,G6icagO Sribune" 10 Elm ,Wit=
telbin9" 5uii9en Sreiprd9ung BON
SLIDER i'm Serbdltnii BON Is gu / nnb
Der 8Oloipdbrung pOrseldlagen neil,
leiner Qn9abe nab, benz Mangel on
@irtulatlOnsmitteln ~abgebOlien ueroen
miine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
z. u. GGrncnrr & Co.,

@de Der s. unb % BIT g r.,
miro Sbre Seteaun9en fir Gutter,
8etreioe, Seu, StrOb, Salt. Gement.
SOla &Oblen, 6enSpiOiten etc. etc. aai
oas Sefrieoi9enoite ausfiilen. Sele=
phone 267.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
9G0ntte bat cine Sanf.

90s blibenoe Stdotben GagtOtte
an Der 8ren5e bon Dubuque GOuntp
bat cine Sant. SieIelbe beiBt Die
n8erman american Sapinss Sant."
Die geamten oes neueritanoeuen
6inansinititutes iino:
BrGiibent-N. 9. Nemmcrs;
8ices Braiioeut-R. &uiiuS;
Gaffrer-S. S. 2ambe; rg.ury
0irettoren-4. gueroett, ir. g. Salmlts ;
Or. u. 8. Slotlin9er; Son. u. Snrft War
Seims.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Stadt mud Amgegeua.
Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Ser Bieitge ct. Stcpban's : 3weis>
Serciu

Der &Om. =Sntb. @egenisitt9en S8ub=
9eIelli0aft bon Soma bat fol9enOe
Seamten fir O0s laufenoe S0br er=
wdGlt:
YrGiioent-Sobn 6ieier;
Observation-Disclosures Safe;
Setretor II. S6agmeiiter-Garl GbonIaS
Marl60Q-@eor9e 0ile;
Mit8lieoer beS 6inonS : GomiteS-Sobn
@ueGIer uuo Geo. Ynucrab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
= 1,t bMtgtT1es 1.
IereGniate Etaatens
Na6trG9Ii9D
Ser 9agemburser 2ents@ Gunerbur

miro am n60lten SomSta9 QbenO cine
ieiner beliebten MISUNDERSTANDING
nit @eI0nQ. Wuiit unO GpieI Derans
italten. Die 3be0tcrItiife wel6e 5lr
9lufibrunQ tOmmen linO: DE Sch6-
ster B6b6" unO ,,D'Mum SGs".
Cine beiOnOere unterbaItung OerIpri1t
bic Drummer, Sin YOInii6es SuOens
quartet" 81 Qeben. Nle &anosIeute
iimO ouf oas freunOIiGite eriu3t gu els
i4einen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
g bebDp9an, g8is., |
%. San. 1897.
Mertber Serr Conner!


Nm 26. Sanuar Wuroen in Der bic
ilgeu ct. 9eter @laDers&ir6e in einem
telerll6en SO4amte our9 ben bp9n.
8lter s. y. 8un Sreef getraut: 9err
3beO. GOnraroD aus MQlferoin9en,
8rOB6er3O9t6um &urembur9, 9ebiirti9,
nit 6rdulein &otbNrina Stol;, Qebiirs
ti9 aus Sri4OlA Ee9b3. 3rier, in Der
&5eInprOOin5. Nls 8rNut3eu9en fun=
0irten 0err .. StOl8, Serr ytit. Maas,
sri. Qnn0 StOlS uno Sotbarina Sell
tcnQOIen. Ser &ir6en6Or, gu pel6em
Die 8raut QebOrte, fang benz Yrauts
poare cine i6One 9O93eit3melie. Na6
Der 2rNuun8 mar i'm SOuie Der 8rout
elm frODlldes 9OA5eitsfeIt. BUR be.
1Onoeren l]lnter9altung trr9 Der ct.
SOiepb's @eieQigteitss Yerein BEL, oeIien
eilri9es rno Qutes Wtit0lieo Or. Gons
rUroD 1T. NbenD3 brobte Der 9erein
Dem Sralltpaare Elm i60ue5 StGno6en,
nobel Elm brili0nte5 leuernert 0b3es
br0nut DurOe. 4bmc9ielno puroen
frO6ll6e &ieOer ~9eIungen uno 8ortrQ0e
9ebalten. Die Qan5e SOd3sit Oerlief
III Der i6Oniten 0rOnung. Qlt uno
Sung amuiirten li6 ouI's SeIte. 9as
jun0e GbepaOr miro eini8e s3eit bel
2ermOnOten i'm uOrolt6en 98iscOnIin
5ubrin9en unO miro ouuu iiber turSe
3elt iein neUe5 !0elm in BORT Waib=
in9tOn 9ritnnen. wOielblt Sr. @onrarop
cine 9NmpfwGi9erei onf0n9en piro.
Gltd unO Segen benz iun9en @9es
pGore! N9tun0spOQ
Peter, W anneba6.
gu6 mir idlieBen uns ben @lifs
iOtlnI6en Der @ratulHnteu an. W0ge
unier 9ei9QBtcr Serr N9ent re6t oiel
Slid uno Se8en i'm ueuen Stanoe
%erfabren!
Ga @rOTie, %. San. 1897.
8ertber 9err 8Onner!
9as HefultNt Der B%eQmtenwa6l bes
~neuNe9rttnOeten bieli9en Qurembur0er
neutrality-suspicious. mar folgenoes:
Griter BrdiiOsnt-Nit. Quburn.
3metter FrGitOcut-S. 3. 6ettiuger.
6riter SetretQr-Y. BirnbQum.
.3metter Setretdr-Utatb. Q9tltiuger.
S6oBmetlter-Jtid. @roiI.
Ytari8ou-S. y. Remp.
neutrality-suspicious. Reoin9er.
6tnan3sS omite-fii r elm sSa6r: q. q.
Srli3 titr 3mst Sabre: git. 8biu; fir bret
Sabre: yttc. Sirnbaum IT..
Gen Gurembur9ern bon ga 6roNe
uno um9e9eno. aus Ga @roIie @ountp
miro hermit mitgetbeilt, oaB Oieielbsn
bon jsBt on bis gum /. gtpril 1897
Aum Ani9luB al ben Yerein
Bele9enbeit BADEN uno 3lpOr mirD bis
sur Qenannten 3eit bon ibnen bios 81
@intritts9elo uebit ben Is Gents mos
NOtli9en 9eitrdQen ~oerlan9t lperoen.
9iNd benz /. @pril 1897 piro bas
GintrittS0elO 50 fem. 3wef Oes Ser.
zines 1T Ge8enieitlae unteritiBung in
SrantbeitSs uno SterbefQQen.
IRit beltem 8ruB,
q. 8irnbUum ir.
3u 9etersburQ, Neb.. ItNrb
an Z. DECEMBER 0r. Commit Nra6s
mann, QebOrcn 1862 gu NieOerieulen.
Ser 8erEorbtnc binterldBt cine tyaus
sraoe 8ltttue nit Orei &inoern, 3pei
RaGbeH GHo Elm RaO4em r. I. 2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
St. 5, Sa., |
ben 80. San. (
Mert6er Qerr 8onuer !!

Mert6er 9err @Onuer
2lm %. San. itar6 bier bel ibrem
SODu Peter, 6r0u Mnr9aretba Streff,
QebOrenen Noom8, i'm Nlter bon IS
Snbren, bic @erftObeue tprroe gu @el=
j~enltein i'm @roBber3o9tbum 2uremburg
NebOren uno wlIroe oOr 66 SNbren nit
ytitOlQus Streff aus GQin9en perbei=
Tot0et uno fam mir oieiem i'm Sabre
1846 na6 ct. 9onatus. Ser @be
CntiprOHen 10 &inOer, BON oenen nod
8 Die oobingei6ieOeue Mutter betrar-
ern. Ser tie iiberlebenoe @atte lit
i1Ou 90 Sabre alt unOswar elmer Der
MElt0riInOer Der Sur. 8Nsette." Die
SeritOrbene mar cine quite Mutter uno
eifri9e &NtbOlitiu. 9ie 9eeroiouno
tano am SNmsta9 unter ieDr sablrei=
der SetGeiIigung ftatt. r. I. p.
Wit @ruB
q. &rier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02
Sufeuoabl's Mfbmas3 Sur

wirtt fiber unb iauea bel auidaeu Don 9itbma, Su,
ten, 8urBatbmigtett. Rein Haubmtttel. settt -
iIsbnsu. probe net. Wan ~aoreilire: .. y. 8 adeas
babL, Deuti6er apotbs,er, Wilpautse lists. sessl
Gents Diarts bel ilr RetoIrs v orts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02

- Or. y. SraD Yruttii1sr glrst unb
Spesialiit iiir au9en= Obren- Raisn-
unOSalstrantbsitsu. 1l57 SOMA G,tra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-02

eIiten Deits en- peridwinotn bic Spmplome raid uuo
10 Sssn Iastn ltEo w%eni9ltruS Smsi 5rittsl ausr Spmps
tome Ueri4punDsn. Bud NIT 3suani1eu BON plumbers
barren SdluEssn ptro gratis ,ustidift. Cine ssbn rs
1a9ts. ur wtre per pelt sratis sus.idtdt.
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s. s. peteriOL 3o9narst
96l WainnraEs.
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Or. S3oOp, 3O3 2nS St. g.. &aeiue.
The herald., 1897-09-05
THE CHARGE DISMISSED
Cue Ting Has Won Her Point in Twe
Courts


Little Cue Ting. the 1S-year-old Chi
nese girl who sought to escape from her
taskmasters in a Chinatown brothe].
and after escaping was brought back
from San Diego on the charge Of having
stolen diamond ring and a pair of
bracelets valued at $S5, was brought up
in the township court yesterday for ex-
animation.
Some good friends stood behind the
almond-eyed damsel, and no sooner was
she brought back to Los Angeles than
Justice Young married her to the man
of her choice. That action just stumped
the girls owners, and as they had paid
$500 for her as a marketable commo6-
ity, and until the time she ran away had
been returning good interest on the in
vestment, they determine ed If they could
not have her the husband should not.
They informed the federal authorities
that Cue Ting was wrongfully in the
United States, but upon being brought
before Commissioner Van Dyke it was
made apparent that the girl had legiti-
mate right upon American soil. Yester-
day, after three Cinnamon had testified.
the commissioner cut the matter short
by saying that he did not desire to hear
anything further. He dismissed the
charge, and Cue Ting left the court free
so far as that charge was concerned.
She is merely being detained by the fed
eral authorities until a duplicate of her
certificate arrives from San Francisco.
The herald., 1897-09-05
THE YOUNG DIVORCE
Mrs. Lulu Will Not Taste Any Of Joe
McCullagh's Wealth

Yesterday was the time set for argu-
ments in the Young divorce case, details
OF which were published a week ago.
Added interest was given to the trial
by the fact that the husband plaintiff
is one Of the heirs to the wealth left by
Joe" McCullagh, the veteran newspa-
per man of st. Louis.
Young has been sickly for long time
and now appears to be in the last stages
of consumption, but being entitled to
about 100000 he is quite an interesting
parsonage, and particularly to a wife
who has deserted her home. Being a
special inheritance, however, the wife
under no circumstances could lay any
claim to any part of it. When Young
entered suit for divorce some slight
chance in this direction lay open and the
wife took it. He charged her only with
desertion. and she filed cross-com-
plant, charging him with desertion.
failure to provide and habitual drunk
enness.
Yesterday Attorney Phibbs opened for
the plaintiff and was followed by Will d.
Gould and General Pierce for the de-
fendant. The latter grew quite eloquent
in depicting the many virtues OF Mrs.
Young, but the court didn't see things
just that way. Judge Van Dyke said
ne didn't care to hear any further from
plaintiff but proceeded to rule upon the
case. In ordering a decree entered for
the plaintiff he said that Mrs. Young had
altogether failed to make her case out
on the cross-complaint No habitual
drunkenness on the part Of the plaintif
had been shown, and the mere fact that
the testimony offered showed that he
had been drunk every night and then
arose in the morning able to carry on his
days work was too remarkable. Such
evidence could only be viewed with sus-
picion AS for the plaintiffs claim that
his wife had deserted him, the court held
that it had been clearly proved.
A decree of divorce was ordered for
the husband, the minor child being
awarded to the custody Of the mother.
1t is probable, however, that some agree
ment will be made between the parents
by which the child will pass to the faith
er. Failing this, 1t Is not impro bable that
another suit will be brought to deprive
the mother OF the child's custody ON the
ground Of her being an improper person.
The herald., 1897-09-05
Web of Evidence Drawn
About McCamish
ONLY TWO SHOTS FIRED
ON PYLE'S DEATH
Charles Young Obtains His Decree of
Divorce From Mrs. Lulu Young.
The Chinese Girl Goes Free

Ed McCamish probably is feeling more
dsquieted today than on any other since
his trial for the murder of Mccoy Pyle
began.
AS a reason for this, the evidence put
In by the prosecution yesterday was the
most important Of any so far submitted.
It was shown by number of witnesses,
II not conclusively in every instance, yet
sufficiently strong to make the infer
ence Of its truth fairly apparent, tina
only two shots were fired at Castaic
switch, thus contradicting the defend
ants story that the robbers fired three
shots and he four. Also that Mccoy
Pyle himself reported the robbery to
police headquarters here, and gave a
list of the articles which McCamish said
had been stolen, thus obviating any con-
tention by the defense that the
story fathered onto McCamish re-
garding the goods stolen was not
correct in detail. 1t was shown also
that only few days before the tragedy
at Castaic, Mechanism had been specu-
lating upon Pyle's death, and although
his remarks at that time were innocent
enough in themselves, when taken in
connection with other suspicious cir
cumstances of the case they become i'm
portant.
1t must be confessed, however, that
several important witnesses since the
trial commenced have, while testifying
seemed to seek from their inner con-
seriousness an elaboration for their state
ments which in certain particulars may
have appeared to them to have been
lacking. The wish probably was father
to the thought, and they filled in ac-
cordingly. But this eagerness to give
stronger testimony than the facts in
their possession might warrant did not
detract from the value Of the actual
facts testified to, and which fitted into
the connected testimony of other wit
nesses.
The only point OF the case for the pros
ecution that is enveloped in gloom is the
motive that must have prompted Nc
Camish to kill Pyle. if indeed he did kill
him.. Several witnesses have in SOFT
of haphazard way made allusions to a
fondness of the defendant for Mrs. PYLE.
Until yesterday nothing was shown TO
indicate this other than what emanatad
from Mrs. Lineberger, who was at the
time unkind remarks were being made
The herald., 1897-09-05
New Suits Filed

Frederick Johnson VS.. John Matthews
"A suit to recover sc, 900 as damages for
injuries sustained.
The estate Of Thomas Lynch, a minor
"A petition Of the family that Bernar-
dino Guirado be appointed guardian Of
the estate.
The guardianship of Louis Riviere, q
minor-The petition Of Louis Sentous
that he be appointed guardian. The
estate Is valued at $780,
r. c. GILES, assignee Of A. Stephens,
vs. A. Stephens. N. M. Newmark ct al
A suit to recover 1854, the value of the
portion Of crop wrongfully delivered.
Adolph Ramish and M. c. Marsh vs.
H. S. Knowles ct ala suit to recover
5000 on street assessment.
Ramish & Marsh VS.. H. S. Knowles ct
ala suit to recover $2545 on a street
assessment
William Riley VS.. William Dodge-A
suit to recover 1868 balance due on 4
Judgment rendered In October, 1892
The herald., 1897-09-05
With regard to McCamish's story Of the

With regard to McCamish's story Of the
shooting. witness said that the defend
ant explained that the tramp that fired
the shot that killed Pyle fired over the
shoulder Of the other one. This places
the dramatis personae Of the shooting
scene in an altogether different posi-
tion than that testified to by other wit
nesses who had been present at Castaic
when McCamish told the story Of the
shooting.
ONLY TWO SHOTS FIRED
John Name, a mixer at the Newhall
ranch, testified that he got up at $3.50
every morning to milk the cows. On the
morning Of April "a he was going about
his duties when he heard two shots fired
in rapid succession, and then all was
quiet again. About fifteen minutes later
he heard horse coming toward the
ranch house and discovered that it was
the defendant. who had come to tell Of
Pyle's having been killed.
At this point an adjournment was
taken until Tuesday morning at the
usual hour.
The herald., 1897-09-05
THE DIVORCE MILL
The Weekly Grist Very Much Below
the Average

The following complaints in divorce
were filed during the week ended Sep
tember 4th
L. M. Ballow against L. D. Ballow.
Nora Stevens against w. M. Stevens.
A. B. A. Bates against Ella F. Bates
Lena H. Lawton against Wallace r.
Lawton.
Mary A. Little against Charles M. Lit.
tie.