The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11
EARNINGS OF MuRpERERs.
!, po,.'n, ray to XIII For sIonsy-som'
Sotabis Case.

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,o,son Telegraph: The Partisan po..
,s. Jepartmcnt has Just Issued an In n;
,,,ur,lve aud possibly an effective doc.
,,n,sn, showing from actual facts that
Sn.tt from the fear Of punishment,
. . does not pay. The police take Tor
~. ,eyt the latest Partisan. murder.
NV, by the man Cnrrara and lilsswife.
~ho killed the collector OF q p ;.s NM
| ,ooE his money to pay on tnels a acosS
The collector had In MS POSSESSION IS ssc
and his assassns buriea ~. r Suel 49,; ~.
~ mis- In their cellar, the - lney
secnt in such a lavish manner as 70 NJ
,rict the attention oil .thelr neishpois,
and suspicion was direcleu toWaru
,hsn, They were arrested, eontesseu,
s"rTcpdered eSSe, and VIII probably DC
g,illOtlncd. ..o,,, 40
murders done b1 twenty-seyeh art
;",e."0s the asasslns are rather hum
orously termed. and the average proht
~ r,ch assassin for his share In the
csImg was CO IS, Sd.
eSl fraud. who, with the help OF Ga
hrlsIlc ,iompard. strangled Gouffe, a
tsn years ago. found CO on the body.
~, iron II cost him c 10, escaping to
canada, thu United States and else
rs"rc, 10 avoid arrest. 1t cost him his
itfc ana !eiIi cash to kill a man as q
speculation. 49,. -. ~.
uhIrh he secured a 5diamond-mounted
w,,rh. n paIr OF EARRINGS, brooch and
s,ms other articles of jewelry, but no
GOSH Ho then was forced to borrow
money from his mistress. with which he
na,I his expenses TO Marseilles until the
.rnnhIe blew over. The jewelry was
,Ssn In his possession, he was arrested
Stfn.e he had an opportunity to dispose
NJ II and he was .gulllotined. The only
n,o,I, he derived. from his crimes was q
lin 10 Marselles on borrowed money.
Wncrant, who killed aBwatchman at
a house he had decided to rob. found
tut four shillingsi In the house, and fur
plture he could not carry away. He
was Guillotiacd. IS,
Iprado murdered woman living In
the rue Caumartin and secured $500
IN ,eWclry, but no money. Fearing TO Of
Tor the jcwelry for sale In Paris. he
too,, II TO Madrid. where he sold It for
cH, His expenses TO Madrid and re-
turn we're Cos. He cleared els, and
was gulllotlncd. 4 al
LaEeay, Fcrrand. Kicsgen and two
others, who strangled Baroness de VAL
Iey' secured eS from! their Vlctim.which
they divided. and then,they were gull
lo,ined before they had spent. even that
small sum. e
provost committed two murders. by
which he received !s120. but was arrest
ed before he had time to expend one
penny of It.
Barre and Lebles overlooked sI0o III
the apartments OF an old woman they
murdered, and made away with pre-
c!sely one halt-renny that was on her
table.
But these were. the fortunate cciml-
mails, The amounts they found were
much greater than those falling to the
lot OF others. Georges, Voty and
Franck murdered man and earned
s!x.pence r-peRny. Chottln. ono muc-
der, sevenpeRce. COche and Pouls. one
murder, tenpence. Olivier, one murder.
a brass watch. Schumacher, one murder,
/. u shiIliGgst Dore, Berland and Nine:
Btrfant killed n woman and secured
two silver spoons and sixteen .shlllings.
rIcidE BailIoti. Sou!let. Bernard, Ser
want. Canip., Frey and Riviere each
committed 4 murder and found their
victims renniless; they I'D not profit 4
brass t1rthiEg. I-oenis, one murder,
three sous. - ~ 81
IL addition TO the small amount rea-
lied every one {. these criminals was
executed 49,. n t9' { 80 Fi = IN ~. =