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The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26
sulrisses peddler Law.

La Crosse, Wis, Sept. %. - Acting
County Judge Doherty ruled that the
peddler law passed by the last legisla-
ture is unconstitutional in working
against residents Of other states sell
ing by sample before the goods are
bought or brought into the state. He
also held 1t was not good as to the
agen. Of nonresident shipping. The
decision practically nullifies the law as
to non-residents. ~
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26
MuRGAw STILL AT LARGE.
She riffs Posse Fails to Locate th
Supposed Murderer.

Sheriff Posse Fails to Locate the
Supposed Murderer.
Grantsburg, Wis, Sept. 22.-No. re-
ports have been received from the sher-
iff's posse, but party from near the
scene of the Bosley murder arrived in
town yesterday and states that 1t Is
believed Murgaw is in hiding at or near
the Indian village at the mouth OF the
Yellow river, and the pursuers are
working on this theory. 1t is well
known THAT Chippewa Indian will not
harbor a murderer, and no doubt they
will turn Murgaw over to the authorl-
ties as soon as they learn he is wanted.
The country is wild, and Murgaw could
easily hide in the tamarack swamps
that are practically inaccessible to the
white man,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26
According to the Medical Record,

According to the Medical Record, q
gang of ,swindlers has been playing o
despicahle trick on numerous pharma-
cists lin Brooklyn. A man goes to a
drug store with simple prescription,
has lit made up, and takes the mix
ture away with him. In an hour or
two, or The Following day. the pur-
chaser returns with the medicine.
which he says she gave to his wife or
child, as the case may be, and that the
patient was nearly killed by poison
which was there through the blunder
OF the eompountler. He says his ply
sician has analyzed the mixture and
demonstrated the presence of poison,
and he allows the druggist to test II
then and there. The poison is, OF
course, found, rs the <swindler has
added it himself, ant he thereupon an
nounces his determination to sue the
druggist for damages to atone for the
results of his alleged blunder. If the
pharmacist becomes frightened at the
idea OF suit for damages, and thinks
it may be possible that mistake has
been made, he may accept the sugges-
ton of the b1ackmai1er to settle the
case out Of court. The amount of set
tiement Is said to vary from $50 to
$500.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26
MOST AGAIN ARRESTED.
Anarchist Gathered I'm While Har-
ranging n Crowd. a

New York Sept. 2&.--The police OF
Newtown, borough Of Queens, last
might arrested Johan Most, the an,
archist, as a disorderiy person. They
suspected that he was going to conduct
am anarchist meeting in saloon az
Corona, L. I. They also arrested
christina Freck, who Is said to run the
saloon, on the charge of violating the
'ha,ior tax law and keeping a disorder
Nv house. Later developments shoW
that Herr Most was gathered In Whiie
haranguing a crowd of 500 people.
Theme was a scramble for the door
when the police appeared, but the OF.
f7cers succeeded in capturing Most, as
we'll as several men whom, they claim,
were prominent in getting up the meet
ing.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26

A railroad company that operates
coal mines in Pennsylvania recently
prevented its striking miners from in.
terfefing with non-union workmen
who were employed In pumping water
out t0f mines, by building a barbed
wire fence seven feet high about the
pump house and dynamo plant and
then enlarged it heavily with electric
ity. I'll SG
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26

A famous entomologist says that not
one mosquito in tour hundred ever
tastes human blood. To know how te
avoid making the acquaintance OF that
one Is tine important thing, and on
that problem the scientists seem to be
making good progress.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26

The Nebraska State Game Warden
has forbidden the farmers to fight the
!. grasshoppers longer with poison, say
ing that the loss of birds and game ts
too costly q price to pay for the de-
structioR OF comparatively few insects.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26
CHINESE IN CONTROL.
Oflciai Occupation of Chill Thy the
Allies Termfnutes.


Allies Terminates.
Tien-tsfn. Sept. 23-Yesterday terminated
the official occupation Of the province of
Chill by the allies. There are about 49,
600 troops here and along the line Of com
niunication with Pekin. although the In
ternatfonal agreement provides for only
1900. Some of these Will shortly depart,
but 1900 or 1900 men, and perhaps
more, will remain through the winter. In
fact, their stay win be indefinite. The ex-
cess of troops As made up of British and
Germans The English say that the
Third Bombay cavalry and two batteries
Of artillery have been delayed IN getting
away The dominance of the Chinese in
Chilli is now complete. They are also In
control in Mongolia northeast of the Gobi
desert, except the district between Wehoa
and Shannhaikwan is in condition of
chaos owing to the bandits there.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26
GUARDED ny REDS.
Armed Anarchists Snrround dh'
Ofltce of Their Newspaper.

Armed AnOrcatHtE. SuFrOunu WHS
OHtce of Their Newspaper.
Spring Valley, I'LL, Sept. 2A-Twenty
anarchists, armed with double-barreled
shotguns and 1000 rounds of ammuni-
tion, are standing guard over the office
Of pAurore. the notorious anarchist
publication which expressed joy at the
murder Of President Mckinley and sat
lisfaction over the announcement or
Assassin Czolgosz that he was an an
archist.
Meanwhile fully 1000 citizens of adj
joining towns have sent word ITO the
authorities mere that they are ready,
and extremely anxious to start at q
moments notice for this city and as
sist In exterminating the reds. The
temper Of the people here lis at the
boiling point, the defiant attitude of
the anarchist colony serving TO m
crease the general anger.
John Cabilli, the editor of fAurore,
has been in hiding ever since a recent
mas meeting gave evidence Of desire
to demolish his publication AMI ;.dorn
him with a coat of tar and feathers.
To-day a committee will walt upon
General Manager Dalzell Of the Spring
valley Coal company, WHO TeSlHeS IL
Chicago, and insist that he discharge
every, known anarchist in his employ
The anarchists and their sympathizers
number fully 500, and IL this step IS
taken It will mean that one or two OF
the mines will have to close down ufi-
til other men can be brought in, The
anarchists threaten to hold mass
meeting this evening. II they persist
in this plan a riot is almost certain to
ensue, and there can be but one ending,
for the patriotic citizens here Will be
heavily reinforced by outsiders, who
will come prepared for business.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26

BY the will of the late Jacob H
Rogers, the locomotive builder, the
bulk OF his fortune, possibly eight mil
lion dollars, Is left to the metropolitan
Museum Of Art, New York, as an en-
dowme1it fund, the income to be usee
for the purchase of objects Of art. Thi:
viii place the museum on splendid
footing.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26

Cummander-in-Chief Frederick st
George de la Tour Booth Tucker OF the
Salvation army, is now citizen OF the
UnftHd States. The commander has
secured his final naturalization papers
having tbeen In the United States the
required five years. He will vote a,
the coming election but will not say
what ticket he will indorse.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26
FARMERS Loss.
IIding nnd Contents Dcstroyea

BniIdinE md Contents Dcstroyed
# by Fire. 555al
New Richmond, Wis, Sept. 24.--The
buildings on Thomas N. Rowe's farm
were destroyed by fire. John Norton,
the tenant, lost several hundred bush
els Of grain and some live stock. Snow
bank & Starr lost threshing outfit
and team Of horses. The fire started
from threshing engine. No Insurance
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26
BUYS 1000, ,oas WATCHES.
United states Sells to London Deal
ers the Largest Single Order Ever
Given.

London, Sept. 2A-The London even
ing papers, under the head Another
American Invasion" reprint an article
from the Liverpool Post stating that
an American firm has agreed to deliver
100000 watches in London during the
next twelve months. The American
firm outbid the Germans and Swiss.
This is said to be the greatest order OF
tts kind ever given.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-09-26

Miss Matte Helen Beais, the young
woman of Wichita, Kan, who drew
farm near Lawton, Oklahoma, in the
recent land lottery at Ell Reno, was
marshal OF the new town Of Lawton
for one day, and she says that was
enough. She says: ''I am mighty
glad to get out Of Lawton. Such
shooting, drinking, robbing and kill
ing you never saw. 1t makes rne. shud-
der. I don't think there are a dozen
women on the town site. But those
there are we'll treated She thinks
she will get $4,000 for her farm,
which is to be cut up into town lots.
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Straightforward Story Brings
Mercy and Charity to Boy
Who Needed Money.
HUNGRY AND lilly SHOD
Lad Of Seventeen Tells How His
Mother Was Deserted, and He
Yielded 10 Temptation.


'' :" -, pahnr,
u ,,.', .. " -, t., ,,,a rI.-.
-. a.. ~, ,,voa NV, from
.,,a ,.,ar I'm, r,o,,II b,yo o.h,rwIao
49,. III No ,.,, MT, ,,a u. adj.
,,,,,.s :.
D.. ,or. r.o. .,y ,cvc,,cc, wears
ola w,,h III. foo. almost hnrc and A
,,,--, III, !, his ,ycs II. .iIJ NOT
,,.,,in. uo leaked his accuscr IN tho
f,ce and told his story. no, rs though
IN save himseIf. hut simply because. nos.
,b,. tho crime had been committed and
hp had becn cau.h: there was nothing
l.t. To do save tell tho ,rn;h.
And In mar. II saved him. Wien ar.
r,;yr,d hc was charged with grand
larceny. After his s.or,. o., tho order
o, the Magistrate. the charge was re-
d,,ccd 10 uc;it larceny. and IN addition
tho Cou-. ycne down into his own
nocL.t and gave tho younsstcr money
with which 20 huy shocs
Young Wilson was charged, specif,
caIly with having stolen n nurse con.
tanning sls ard two ;,ckr.s for watches.
which arc being repaired. from Mrs.
Amelia Ircson. of No. 30 IVES. On,
Hundred and scvcntecnth street The
h,y. went there +, deliver some gro.
ccr,es FOR grocer by whom he ho,
been cmpIoyc. FOR seyera, weeks lie
saw .hc nocletb hook on tho t,blc and
SELLING n. ran INFO .ho street y. was
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JAN|TORS PAID,
TEACHERS WAIT.
FORMER GOT THE CHECKS IN
BROOKLYN TO-DAY.
six nuadred Instructor. Are stu
Compelled 10 Negotiate wih
the Money sharks.

II pass De:.er 10 be a jIni,or IN lhe
bro ,al.n .cnopIH than /, do"s - b"
ia :.os. Teach" q Sct NOR" on PAPER
III, the Jautors really s"t ;Act-s, "hHc
tho pcdnsoss mt'.
ono hundred and a!3y Hl.tura COL
chccka TODAY and rnn row pay Their
rem, but ilc sis hun!rrd tcnenrfH. "ho
hay. not received 4 cent -!neF M'N ~
arc s,ul negotiating WIRE money sAarks
i,,c,,.,, thsl- checks 10 not come,
Auditor Cook s;..i says inc i!rhnkiyn
people arc al faui and thn Brooklyn
nfr,Sinls point TO tho fact that the t"acn-
ga used 10 yct their money promptly
i.cfcrc the CONSOLIDATION. but the row
doesn't do The teachers any good.
/, r,s said to-day that the october
payroll. for 400, teachers had been pre-
pared ana axe now In Na* York. 40 that
Ii Il no.sible that the teachers VIII set
their October sa,ariex 2rfor. they 10
thc arrears. 'rhe. all way that any
money Will do. go long as they get Il.
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.sp.el.l o Ins r,en.nk werl4l

BOSTON. Nov. o.--Morphia and afro
pia, i, l. learned here to-day. from
the most reliable sourccs. caused the
death OF Mrs. Mary d. Gibbs. OF Catau-
met. and further that the arsenic
which was contained IN the embalmins
nuid used by Undertaken Davis In pre-
serving the body. was In no wise re-
sponsIblc FOR her demise.
II has also been asce:taIncd that the
inquest which Was begun In Buzzari's
Bay will not be resumed. the State
being perfectly satisfied that sufficient
evidence has been secured against Misc
Toppan TO connect her with tho death
OF Mrs. Gibbs. and secure an ind!ct-
mcn,.
II Is also stated on unIuestIoncd au-
;hority ;nat Miss roppan was 4 regular
patron OF Waters. n warelam druggist
and made no attempt TO conceal her
transaction with him.
Miss Toppan. II Is learned. hrst pur-
chased drugs OF Waters three years ago
when she was spending. the summer At
Cataume,. She had only been there
few days when she went to the post
Office and grocery store IN search OF:
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OLD MANS BODY
FOUND IN WATER.
HIS NAME IS UNKNOWN AND
DEATH rs A MYSTERY.
Natch-BOx showed lie May lie y.
wrrtbW elm, of COInIn-
bus, d.

Tho body q. n man with 4 long gray
bearI and with clothing ANA effects
In!icat!n; that he had been in good
circumstances IN life. was foi'nd IN she
water - the foot OF Flttlcth street.
Brock.ya. to-day. He mad q match
box engraved rs follows: ~. Worth
veins case. Columbus. o." \ plain
gold ring was engraved -. j.. Oct.
1851. and +. r.. Oct. :. 1861" lie also
had u iocket containing N. picture OF
woman, a foreign silver coin. clsas
clipper and i stamp box.
.Ic;,n Wilson: OF No. e.s rifty.,hrd
street. found the BODY lay on The
rocks rlose =, the shore. When h"
p,liet the corprc out he noticed ,hnt
there was Il deep cut behiad tho leg.
enr. ard thinking there might have
occn violence connected with the o,,
mans death he ran 20 the police eta
tion.
The police. after examining the body.
CONCLUDED that the cut came from III.
~cks.in tho rivnr. Tho fact that noue
Of th.. mans valnabicE were taken pre-
Guided 10 their minds the theory Of
p,urder. They think he either fell Into
the river or jumped III with suicidai In.
tent.
The man was about sixty-nyc Year,
old al az imp,sins appearance. He
was ! fee; 10 inches tall and weighed
10 pounds. He wore no. cuit. but h!s
trousers were. OF good cloth and the rest
ar his clothing was excellsni. The hSSy
2is Aow at the Brooklyn Morgue.
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LORD MAYORS DAY
CROWDS LONDON.
NEW FEATURES IN FIRST
SHOW OF KINGS REIGN.

LONDON. Nov. o.-The first Lord
Mayors SHOW of the present century
ard OF the reign OF King Edward VII.
took place to-day and was NOR. than
usually interesting. AZ there were n
number OF new features.
Spccia, attention was paid 10 the colo
mics. which were represented by at,rnc-
tive cars.
Tho decorations OF the streets were
OF the customary character. Big
crowds lined the whole route OF the pro-
ccssion. and the city was thronsei vita
visitors.
After the usual reception at the Law
Courts the PROCESSION completed It's
,pur OF the city and returned 10 the
Guild Hall.
Tho route or The procession Was from
the Gulldhuii. whence II proceeded along
King street. Cacapsd". Poultry. Man
sion House street. cornhill, Bishops.
gate direct within. ThreadEeedlc street.
Prince street. Moorga,n street. London
wall. Circus place. Finsbury Circus.
West street, Finabury Pavement. Fore
street. Coleman street. Old Jewry. Poul-
try. Cheapsidc. 81. pau,s Churchyard,
Ludcate Hill. Ludsnie Circur. Flee.
street. to tho Royal Courts of Justice:
returning by way OF tho Strand. North
CUMBERLAND avenue. the Victoris Em-
l,anknnrt. Queen Victoria street. Queen
street and king street. 10 the Guildhall.
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KING SPENDS A
QUIET BIRTHDAY.
ROYAL FAMILY CELEBRATES
AT SANDRINoHAM.
snIutcs Fired and Church Hel1s
Ring hat 80 official
Observance.

LONDON. Nov. 2.-The King Is sp.nd-
Ing hts birthday at Saniringhlm with
the queen. the Prince and Princess OF
Wales and the rest Of the roya. family.
The King IL aix,y years old To-day.
II. received a large Number o. gifts,
tho most notable hcing from the Crown
Princess OF Greece. 4 niece OF King Ed
watL: Princess Margaret OF connausht.
HIS niece: the Czarina or Russia,
daughter OF tho Princess Alice OF Eng
land, for years her unclc'S pet. and
Victoria Mcllta. the Grand Duchess o:
llosfc.
There iias been no official observance
OF tho day. with tho exception OF the
customary sslutea at Windsor and at the
naval and military headquarters and tho
ringing OF church bells.
However. tho coincidence OF Tie royal
birthday with tho Installation OF sir
Jnseph c. DI,nsdaie as Lord Mayor and
the elevation of the Duke of Cornwall
and York to tho rank o. Prince OF
Wales. makes the occasion one OF espe.
cial rcJoIcin. In LONDON. ~
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CHURCH NOTES.


,,o,v Land. :, seen b. Ia. Auburn Seminary
p,r, last sp;iny, In carnssse Lyseun 81 aSa ",
t.r s,ealns is;h ia,;: IN, ,lsa, .,n BE- Is.
me b.n.nt 81 the Free Home for Desitats ioaas
Girls so. - s.ss Eisveusa street.
The dedication ..rTiet, OF the new hosss %
.cf'sIr o. q. inv. i,a p o. ra.;ss iii
BE- held Nav. li."'
RE-. Reser M,sponaid. pastor o. wasaiastss
,rsnae Uspiia, Church. i'roekiyn. sill besta
| series Il three morning. ss1nans io-snassow ca
The Mind Of chrts'
Harlem hs. been completely rrFnodsilsa decorate
cd and rrfarnnhed. The seating eaaaeiiy has
hs-n increased abea; one-eishih. % ,aaf he
rhur1A viii now accommodate thonsand reo7is-
Rev. EiErr Tilinn. g. pastor, Will preach Al
10th -errtee- to. morrow,
Rev nr Jshn iiuu,pssoae. ras.ef % Enrsnssf
! Baptist church La'aysi;e Avenue and 50. JsmsSs
.n Injury TO Ais foot. By Hhi.h he was tsss ia-
! asors, lie viii ccsuYy his paip.: ., to.s
ssrr'ces ,o.norrar,
Rev. Charles Herald. pastor o: Bethesaa css1
Trllad college HOSPITAL .aTsrins from an snss-
Of the eyes. from hish the DEBTORS fear -
All bse..n~ totally hIiad.
c,irarr Methods, Episcopal Church has een.
pi.ted n. fubEcrin,ions to p,, OF it, s1o.oos
Indebtedness. This en.lr. amour. has heea
covered By riisbie pledges.
\, the communion service in Willis Avenue
80 tr.ly- x-re ree~'ssh into member.
t, shtp by letter and two uron probation.
The tsrats ann service OF sacred soax vst
l.. given in the uhion Methodist Eoiea1oal
Cnur,hl Fiuy.sigh;h street. between broadway
ana E!rhth avenue. o-Ttorror evening. It's
prpsrammc ~llI Include The Lort; Is Ny Light.
Parker. 'Hear u, q Father,' tOwrn,, II VIII
N,.rify Thee tNtos-nfhaiI This Lara IN
Riaz" tHsrs,an,. II VIII Eatoi Thee" lcoatsl.
san San vita Thee "a Feo,s,. Ess. {.
wATivn. pastor, will preach. Music anaer :as
direction .! William II. Johas. choltIasstss.
A. tie Protestant Episcopal chu:sh ct the
Eaiphan, NsD3neuEh stree; and To;ssxirs are.
nue. prnkIyu, Rev, pssn iiirs:nsnd pashfts.
rector vii pfrAeh Tomorrow merninx -
Getting Value gu, 81 Llts." and Ia thB
crcnns on 'f-rils OF the vie,oss." ssrooos az
the recent election, on aoniAy night q
,it-rgptIrsn lecture Wv be given in tie nsriIh
hall 90 ~ SiSht and DAY IN the Volcanoes &c
Hawaii" Tu.sday rumIase sale VIII ses;a
Gad last fear dsy,.
Re-, ns George e. t.orin-r will arsssh /.
the Nsdispa Avenue baptist Church. easnes %
Thirty- arst street. io-porra~ Al morning -nd
evening ,-rrir~s, Dr. Lorimsr began his rsa.
,ors;r ,as, sandal. treashiug TO large eeaGf-.
r,lIoas The chufsh has tsisn on rev life al
many rev. have bean fcsiea. Eraagsliste
work will he begun NJ onee. Tse SHhl!c 10 es-.
sl.lIy Invited.
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FIRE COST THIS
MAN HIS LIFE.
M,GAGH FATALLY BURNED IN
WoopSHED FIRE.
Set Fire tn the Place with His
Pipe White lie Was sleep
Ing There.

: slight ire IN u wuodshtd In the rear
D, the dwelling at No. il We. Forty
ms. street nlrly this mornin: r'Sniird
IN Tho h4ih ~ Frank McGash iIfir-
clsA renrs OH. who. having ~ home
was permitted 80 sleep there - night.
McGagn II thought to hav" set NE 10
tho place with hts pipe The IRE whs
discovered ~ ncig'bdt, "hn, after
turnln; In an alarm. rci.rn.l TO look
Tor the old :nan, Sc found .MaGagh al
mos, -unocatcj Ills clothes we're IL
Names, uni before he could DO rescued
from tho WopIsiri h" had been Sc
riGu.ty burned aaout the head. face and
body.
IL Mas removed 10 an ambulance %
the Roosevelt Hospital where lie died,
Tho nuodrheJ which belonged 20 sam.
mel I.lI,c,nau. .. the sam. address.
VAS destroyed. the damage being es,!-
mated ~ s5O.
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BEAT AND BIT
HER TEACHER
Hatpin Also Used on Pre-
ceptress by 20O-Pound
Daughter Of Preacher.

DERBY. Corn. Nov. 9.-Waetaer Al
berta Taylor. the :it,een-ycar-oid daush.
ter OF n clergyman. who thrashed her
teacher before a roomsul OF pupils In
the Ansonia public school Thursday
shall be expelled. Is a question on which
the Board OF Education is d.v!dcu. The
public has taken It up and vtolcn. dis.
cussion Is going on about town.
Tho Tuylor girl. when told to sta. az
ter school. approached her teacher. Miss
Frances Shaver, OF the III school. from
behind. and It II charged tv.ew her on
the floor. beating and biting her ana
sticking hat.pin Into her. Miss
Shaver. who Is keeping Ia the sirtc;sst
colorcd face. a chewed finger and nu-
mcrous cuts from the girls teeth.
She has had the girl arrested and the
case comes before the Police Court
Monday. II Is for the Board Of Educa-
ton 20 decide whether the girl shall be
The sirl says the teacher was unduiy
harsh with all tho pupils and that she
determined to champion their cause. In
this she Is upheld by many They say
that the public school teachers frequent
Iysn ssHs ses sss,f p0%s 'se m wss
So severely whipped that II Is said his
Anger was broken. lie complained to the
Hoard o. Education. but the matter was
a teacher. It Is said. once threw rat.
tan ruler at Michael o'Donnell. an un.
rlily boy. Many think Miss Shaver In
nocent in this case.
the Taylor girl weighs nearly 20
pounds. is more than five feet ton inches
tall and Is known as the champion bad
girl OF the school.
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STOLE IN ORDER TO
SHUN HIS VICTIM.
MORRIS KLEIN WAS A. SLAVE
TO "sTUSS" AND THE CAFE.
wife said she'd XIII Herself u he
Didnn Break Avny-lIc Took
Novel Means to DO It.

Morris Klein says he stole that ne
might have roason to shut tho society
OF the man from whom he stole.
Klein lives at No. ST East Tenth
street. Fer elk years. he AYERS. hs
AYERS. he neglected his trade that he
might play 's.uss' in the cafe of Jacob
spie berger. al No. 3A East Houston
street, He was u constant loser. and
much OF the time his wife didn't eat.
Al iast. he says. Mrs. Klsin swo:a
that unless he kept away from tha
cafe OF spielbcrscr she would kin her.
self.
Klein I'D not wish 60 lose his wife.
because she was Just beginning to
be resigned 10 working FOR him. He
could not keep away from sn.eioesse1'a
cafe. because the place fascinated him.
On Sept. Ii las, Klein was left Ia
charge OF the cafe.
Ills wife had promised TO kill herself
the nctx day. There was SCI In tho cash
drawer.
He took "
The Fascination vanished.
oil went 10 work and MS WIG began
In the mean time Spicieerser. mourn
ng his SCI. traced Klein and had him
arrested.
The story came out in the Essex Mar
kc, Court to-day. In spite OF Klcin.s
cxcus., and corroboration OF his WHO
he was held for examination.
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POISON CASE
AGAINST NURSE.
Claims to Have Sufficient Evil
dence to Secure Jane Toppan's Indictment.

some tablets. the exact nature OF which
IS not remembered.
She found that the postmaster KEEP;
various kinds OF patent medicines hut
not the kind she was In search %. The
nurse then inquired where she could
procure the drugs snc wanted and was
told that the nearest drug store was ut
Warcham.
Miss Toppan sen; a mail order TO the
druggist ana OF the next train received
the package. Miss Toppan frequently
used the telephone In the post-of!icc TO
Wareham after that.
The prosecution. II Is said, will prove
that on "Wednesday, July l.. Mss Top
pan went TO the Post-Otiicc and tele-
phoncd TO Waters. the aruggis, at
Warcham. and oriirc morphta and
atrop!a. and further that shc admins
tered those drugs TO Mrs. Gibbs.
The book containing the record OF the
call which! Miss Toapnn made over the
telephone from tho ca;aumct station to
"atcEs's drug storc. also the book in
which Mr.. Waters keeps record OF
the sale OF poisonous drugs. will, II Is
claimed. be presented as evidence a,
the trial.