The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-20
THREE GOOD INDIANS.
North Dakota Citizens Weary of The
Laws Delay.
Five Days at Sea without FOod-Drank ts
a Missing Brides Health-LOVers
Killed by Observation-Disclosures
Crime in Georgia.

BISMARCK, y. d., Nov. 16.-Alex
Coudot. Paul Holy Track and Philip
ireland. Indians, the fest of whom
was sentenced to death for the murder
OF six members of the Spicer family
last February. and had just been
granted a new trial by the supreme
court. and the latter two self-confeSsed
accessories in the murder, were taken
from the county Jail in Emmons county
Saturday night and lynched by a mob.
The lynching apparently had been
coolly planned and was carried out
without a break in the programme.
sudden and swift retribution was melted
out by the mob to the murderers.
The men had been under the Gus
tody of Deputy Sheriff Tom Kelly, and
they were taken from under his con-
troll by the mob and hanged to a beef
windlass several hundred yards from
the Jail, where their bodies swung to
the breeze during che entire day, the
oroncr being late to arrive n no one
else volunteering to cut them down.
Five Days without Food or brink.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l6.-Col. John
bradbury, the Los Angeles millionaire,
has just barely escaped death. For
five days he was at sea in al open
ltiiCh II lNilOu iOOu GhbAfClNs a.
left his mines on Rosario river last
week to go to MaZatlan in a small
launch, there being only the engineer
with him. Outside the river they en-
countered a storm and it was impossible
for them to reach shore. Fuel and
food gave out and they burned every
thing about the launch, except the
hull. to keep her going, even throwing
- u,nef 90 that. o1nfhinn knr ffuA
days they battled with the storm,
suffering from starvation and thirst.
A rainstorm gave them Il little water
and had it not been for this both
would have been raving maniacs.
Groom U~ndauntsd by Brids's EIopement.
BIGaINGHAN, Ala, Nov. Johannes
Willingham, O wealthy planter. living
at Berry, was to have been married
last night to Miss Lille Brown, of
Oakman, Ala. Accompanied by friends,
he drove to Oakman and found that q
wedding supper had been prepared
and guests from all I'VE the county
had gathered. While arrangements
for the wedding were in progress
the bride-to-be was missed. A
search was made for the young lady,
and it was learned that she had eloped
with James Echols, another planter.
Willingham and those who had gath
cred for his wedding then disposed Of
the wedding supper and drank to the
health of the tickle fair one.
Lovers Perish in = Mountain storm.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Nov. 16.-Rome
Bronson and Florence Williams, his
betrothed, were overtaken by a storm
on Black Point mountain and both
persisted. After an all night search,
they were found dead, locked in each
others arms, under a tree. where they
had taken refuge from the storm.
They had been struck by lightning.
The bodies were inferred in the same
grave on the mountain side on the day
hat was to have been their wedding
day.
Murdered while at Work.
FAIRBURN, Ga, Nov. 15.-Henry Tur-
ner, an Industrious farmer, and his
young wife and sister went into the
field to hoe potatoes. This was the
last seen of them alive. At noon they
were found. each ace downward, in
the burrows, dead from pistol ball
wounds in the head There is 10 clew.