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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
CAUGHT IN FIRE TRAP

Men Awake to Find Themselves Sur
rounded by Walls Of Flame.
While over 100 Italian railroad Ia
borors we're asleep in n shanty near
Lilly, Pa. tho building caught fire and
before the men could escape at least
twenty-soyen were burned to death
and a score or more were seriously
injured
The Gro Is suppo ed to have started
'from an overheatcd stove in the east.
ern ond. Tho building burned Ike TN.
der. and the flames were upon the mon
before any OF Thorn were aroused.
Then began q struggle Tor the outside
and life. They fought and scrambled
for the doors and tho weaker were
crushed down and tnmplod. Others
were roasted 10 death there.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
TROOPS AT reLLuRIps.
Effort VIII De Made to Open the
Mines With Non.UnloH Men.

Effort VIII De Made to Open the
Mines With Non.Unlon Men.
Six companies OF infantry and two
troops Of cavalry Of tho Colorado ma.
tlonal guard. about 500 mon. under
command Of Major Zoph t. nm.
reached Telluride safely Tuesday aft.
ernoon. Tho train, In four soc.
lions, was run very slowly great pro.
cautions being takon to prevent any
disaster. Mine owners will now at.
tempt TO reopen their mlnoa and mills
with non.unlon men.
A special from Cripple Crock saya
that In consequence OF tho recent at.
tempt 10 wreck a train. the indicator
mine explosion and threats against
non'unlon miners, y vigilance commit.
too, 10 he known IA the Committee OF
Forty, "a being organized Cor the pur.
pose Of dealing swiftly and severely
with vlolators OF law and order.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
The Bath Killed Him.

News OF trouble with threats ~ VIC.
lonco at the Jloarllla Indian school
department IN Now Mexico has
reached tho interior department from
superintendent johnson. He tolo.
graphod that mn Indian boy. who had
entered tho school. fell dead IN tho
arms OF tho toncher, Phillips soylos.
Immediately after bath yesterday.
ana that another boy who was being
dlctod on uocount OF stomach trouble
hnd catcp % LARGE quantity Of nrunos
which hC hnd stolen from the school
Kitchen. and that HE death resulted
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
PLANNED on risNps.
klns officials Meet Death as Result Of
DIabolleal Plot

7 Charles Mccormick. superintendent
Of the yIndicatof mine. and Melvin a..
Bock o miner. were killed shortly be-
fore noon Saturday By an explosion in
The ssth level Of the vindIcator mine
at cripple Crock colo.
Tho explosion occurred while super
lutcnirnt Mccormick and Miner Beck
wcro n the cage. They we're the only
psssoagors lust as the cage reached
the sizth level tbc explosion occurred.
&c wrecked the leyel cage and shat
n hai point, and Instantly killed both
mon lt Is positively asserted by Of.
deor Of tho Ylndlcator Mlnigr com.
pany that The explosion was caused
By aH Internal machine This state.
mcnf was made after a thorough ex.
animation bad been made Of the shaft.
The informal machine, containing
many pounds Of dynamite. was placed
IN me sixth level which Is pnrt Of the
abandoned WORKINGS Of the mine.
Within a few Inches Of tho shaft. Then
o 1Dwlod revolver was fixed In tho
khaft with It's muzlo pointing directly
- the tnfefndi machine
u hS-tslggof 4of tho revolver was
pchod a sipiag. which was thrown
JOss the shait In such manner
MAT when, tho, case came down, and
encountered The string the revolver
would explode tho bullet striking tho
Internal machine. Pieces OF this re.
volrer hara suodu recovered from the
bottom ofsthe shaft but not a.vestige
OF the Internal machine can be found.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
TROOPS CALLED OUT
GOV. WELLS ORDERS STATE MI
LlTlA TO CARBON COUNTY.
National cuardsmen Wul be Required
70 Guard Coal Properties and Pre-.
vent Disturbance BY strlk-
Ing Miners.

Governor Hobor ~. Wells has iasucd
o proclamation orolng the entire Ma.
tIonal Guard of Utah go Carbon coupty
TO protect llto and property aud main.
tain order at the scenes Of the coal
miners strike Tho proclamation wa
issued Monday night Governor Welt
na commander in.chitf Instructed Ad.
iutanl General Charles s.. Burton To
Issue any aud all orders which nc NAV
doom oxucdicnt In the mobilization OF
tho guardsmcn nc the scene OF Inc
trouble. and providing for thor trans.
portation TO jho disturbed. districts.
AZ one tlmo q was thought by Gov.
ornor Wells that be might be com.
PEELED TO declare that martial law oY.
iafed In Tho disturbed district. But
after mrthcf'doubtmtlon over tho ~.
uation. Do decided TO postpI
oxirome action until aitor
have arrived upon The acondN
bottor able ip judge The conduct Of IN
people Ia the face Of an armed force.
II IS tho expressed intention OF the
governor TO call an extra session Of
tho Legislature IN Tho next two 6ee.s.
to make an appropriation for tho main.
tenance Of the troops in tho field N IL
IL found necessary 10 oxpond very
large amount OF state funds TO pre.
serve peace in Carbon county.
Governor Wells action was bnsed
on tho reports OF threats AGAINST
life and property that were, brought 10
his notice Men who have wished TO
woris ,inrso,'boeu deferred frum 'dolYg
so through ieqr 81 iqinry 70 their fam.
ilies Ind the burning OF their housog.
Threaie have 0been made 10 destroy
tho property oh me company rs vol
and thorO has boon apprehension
among the 'in.ncr'f that ihnhi they
contlpq, work IN the. miup8 the fans
that SUPPLY Thorn with air might DO
wrecked add The miners perish ln con.
isoqponcors. (. .s a..'5 t.s.
The governor declares that he Is do.
termined'td nfesNvo peace AZ an haz.
ards, and The tsoops Hill- aot, be- fo-
called .upul hQ. Is Rsurod that their
presence Us no longer required al
Castle Gate suuuyddo, Scoaeld and
Winter Quarters. The entire guar.
viii be distributed among those camps
in commands IN proportion 10 the re.
quiloments. ag thought best by Gen.
oral Cannon. 81
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
WILL He GET TIT

PRECEDENT Marroquin Asks Aid Of For.
mer Enemies IN Central America.
President Marroquln OF the republic
OF Colombia has sent a circular to
President zalaya OF Nicaragua. ask.
ing for his moral support In dealing
with tho present situation on the
lsthmus. President zolaya has tele.
graphed 10 the presidents OF all tho
Central American countries proposing
TO thom that thoy combine with him
IN an answer 20 President Marroquln.
The idea has been accepted by tho
various executives, but Il has not yet
been decided what form the combined
answer shall take President Zalaya
was recently President Marroquln's
bitter enemy, openly aiding the Co
lomhnI liberals In their efforts 10
over ow Marroquln during the last
revolution.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
sArreE WITH moRos.
Three Hundred Are. Killed During En-
gagement Win Americans.


Three Hundred Are Killed During En-
gagement Win Americans.
Three hunlroi Moros are known TO
have been itiilol and many others
wore carried on dead or wounded as a
result OF hyt days Severe fighting IN
Jolo between the American troops I'M
dor. General. Lsnoard Wood and tho
lnsurgents..- Major H. l.. Scott OF tho
Fourteenth cavalry and hve Amerlcai
priyatoh wofo wounded
General wood lanucd near sletiato
In Joio. N6yehnhot' 18th. The Morou
we're soon fotnei'aGd nbhtIhg began
Immediately and Continued until No
yember 18th.
Major Scott var taking Pangllma
lIhssom- tho Nofo sIdader. who had
b0ant taken .prsoRcn to Jolo. While
en- route Iassqn asked 10 be allowed
TO go his family HE appeal was
granted ard no thdrodB6n led Major
Scott into an ambush, where tho
American detachment was irod upon,
Major Scott was shirt IN both hands.
Haesen succeeded ~ escaping during
fAls unexpected atkack. but Is sup
TOso1 70 nnvo b1Uirlrrud the follow.
ing day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Accordlng 10 a dispatch from Wien.
ma, croatan peasants OF Nagylak,
near Nasyonyod In Pennsylvania,
Friday last organized a murderous
attack on their hungarian neighbors.
The Croauans assembled during the
day and armed themselves with re-
volyors sticks aud hay forks, and at
nightfall stoned the Magyar houses
and dragECd the inmates into the
streets One farmer was beaten TO
death and most OF the Hungarian S
were injured, many severely.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
MILITIA Will GUARD MINES.

Soldier Boys VIII Preserve order
Among Strikers In Carbon County
Al o'clock Tuesday night a train
Of seycn coaches having on board 400
members Of Utah National Guard do
parted from Salt Lake City for tho
scene OF tho disturbances between tho
striking miners and tho Utah Fuel
company IN Carbon county.
No troops will DO stationed AZ Cas-
Ito Gate. tho 900 men being divided
and posted at points surrounding Sun.
nyaldo and sconold.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
lived over a Century.

Mrs. Phoebe clifford. tho Oldest mid.
lister In tho Society OF Friends in tho
world is dead at Providence. r. l.,
aged 100 years and months. When
she celebrated her Tooth birthday last
juno, sho received kilograms OF con.
graduation from all parts of tho
world, a. her work In connection with
tho missionary labors OF the Quakers
10 historical
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
Body Buried In Prison Yard.

The body Of Peter Mortensen, exc.
outed for the murder OF James r.
Hay. was inferred in the plot OF
ground reserved for the felon dead
at tho Utah penltonuary, Public
cemeteries, other than the Potter's
field. denied sepulchro 10 the body.
Mor,onsen's wish was that he be
buried In ogden near the homo OF the
wife TO whom he was denied the sol.
ace OF saying farewell This was also
the wish Of his father and brothers,
but the Ogden authorities protested.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Tho Inflated INN Farm district in
Pennsylvania, on Saturday added ten
more victims to Its black record. Just
as the day shift had nearly completed
its labors and were about 20 leave the
Forguson mine at $3.50 o'clock. tor.
riac explosion rent the whole mino
and nineteen miners who were work.
Ing 60 the vicinity were thrown In all
directions, ten mon being killed. All
OF tho men killed. except ono were
forclsnors. Several OF the injured
win probably die
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
E0dad No BY Jumping from Train.

lohp Tomploton Of Humboldt Noh
a passenger on tho fast Burlington
train from Kansas city duo IN Chit
cngo Tuesday, committed suicide by
humping FROM tho stcna of one OF mo
coaches wnlo the train was rnInr ~,
mll Hpocd noar ChnlIc1thc. Mo. Nr
TcmnlcuupH sister and daughter were
un The train Ito was IN Ufho1lth.
largely ih' result of worry over hult
ness troubles and was much DO
pressed. Imagining that he was about
10 be arrested.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

AS the result OF conference be-
tween President Roosevelt. Senator
platt Governor odun and Chairman
Dunn Of the New York state RepuhlI.
can committee. on the political situa-
ton IN the Empire state. a satisfactory
and harmonious agreement was
reached adjusting party differences On
the state Il ls understood that Som
ator platt win continue aa state load.
er hut that Governor Odcl win have
charge OF tho details of management
pr the coming campaign
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Governor Carter OF Hawaii tool
tho oath OF omce and was formally
inauguratod Monday at tho capitol
There was a large assembly OF fed
oral and territorial officials and mem
bers of tho army and navy Edwor,
s. Boyd. commissioner OF public
lands, rendered his resignation. ard o
viii be accepted All tho other mem
bers OF the governors official stan
will DO retained except Henry 70
Cooper superintendent of public
works, and Alexander C. HAYES, Ir.
private secretary to tho governor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
SETTLED oY AEsrraArioS.
strike on the chicago CITY Railwn
BE- at an End

strike on the Chicago cry RAILWAY
is al au End
Tho strike OF thc employees OF tb'
Chicago city railway was e'.od
Tuesday nt conference bofHnaH tho
mayor. tho aidcrmanlo peace commit
toe. President Hamilton and E o.
Bliss. counsel for tho company and
tho executive board Of the local union
Of the strikora The basis ON which
the settlement was reached Or 70 come
photo victory for the company a8 im
as tho original demands OF the men
arc concerned.
Tho only important conce ions
mado by tho company was an agree.
mont 10 ra0naiate nll tho ftrlkora IH.
Guiding tho outside unions who won't
out IN rympathy with the tra.nmon.
with tho exception Of those who no.
sorted to violence during tho trouble.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
a stubborn Flght

Perry Queenan Of Seattle and
Charles selBer OF Now York fought
twenty rounds to a draw at Van.
couyer b @. Queenan had tho best
Of the bout most Of tho rounds. and
most sporting men were Inclined 10
think that the decision give him a
shade the worst OF &C. SeIgar was very
strong and forced the lighting for The
first few rounds, Thou Quoonan tooll
the heavy end and AN but had So.g,k
out Tho iron man. came up pret
fresh On the eighteenth, aud was in
danger 90 the end Of the nght.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
Panama People Decline overtures Of
Colombia,

Tho Panama commission conferred
at longth Friday with the Colombian
COMMISSIONER headed by Genoral
Reyes, who arrived I'm Colon Thursday
from sayanilla on tho French steam
err Canada. The Panamans refused
every overture declaring their posi-
zion 10 be irreyocahlo. and declared
that they would not receive any fur
thor commi ions from Colombia uu.
less she recognized the republic Of
Panama.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

srsss n Ihe city FaffSg company.
II celebrated as -strike breaker"
Whenever street car companies arc
Affected. He is G feet inches tall.
road.shouldercd, ana thin. but ex-
tromely muscular He has steel.bluo
eyes, a square Jaw and a chin denot.
Ing great power. He was born at
Plattshurg. N. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
FIRE ON RIOTERS.
striking Chicago street Car EmpIl
Ponce clakh. I

While Brophatlons were being cdy
pleted Monday for the opening OF tSe
state street cable line. not horetoioro
operated during the strike Of employees
Of the Chicago city railway. riotorg
were engaged In trying to put out u
commission the four lines which 10
company has been operating on a I'D.
it'd scale Trolley wires were cut Ia
a half dozen places on llalstcd stredt.
and the cars on that line were DELAYED
over an hour whilo repairs were beld :
made under police protection. A sod.
Gus riot occurred at Forty.nrst adj
state streets whom tho traids arrivdl
at that point. Many sluta were ardl
by the police and one man is bollevii
10 have been hit by bullet. whilo
several We're knocked down by tho d
flcors.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
WOULD ANNEX CUBA.
Senator Newlands Propose Statehood
for the Gem Of the Antilles.

for the Gem Of the Antilles.
Senator Newlands. author OF tho
resolution annexing Hawaii, has intro
duced a joint resolution inviting Cuba
10 become a state Of the United statos
upon terms Of equality with the states
Of tho Union. It provides that Porto
Rico shall become a county or PROV
ince OF Cuba; that all present officers
OF Cuba shall retain their positions
until their terms expire; that the $685.
100000 bonds Of Cuba shall become
tho bonds OF the state OF Cuba, with
interest reduced TO 3 per cent, and Q
per cent TO be applied to n sinking
fund; that the present rural guard OF
Cuba shall be Incorporated into the
army OF the United States; that tho
money IN the Cuban treasury shall be-
come tho money Of the state Of Cuba
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
BEAR Is ANGRY.
Russia objects TO Korea opsnlnI
Port TO Foreign Trade,

Tho London nnily Nails TOXIC cot.
respondent says that tho Russian mid.
lister az Seoul had addressed 0nothor
motto to tho Koroan government I'D
clorlne that if Korea should ignore ~
wornuga and persist In opening Yod
gampho 90 f0rCgn TRADE Russia Wiz
take uctiyo steps DO Ge1l with me
situation Tho Korean government
has replied. strongly ohiocting u
Russla's Interference as Violation
OF Korea's sovereign rights.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
TURKS CONTINUE DEPRECIATION

""''''7''" ~ ''"T7T " TFT|"TTI FNWWTTTWTTTT
Cruelty to People.
Tho correspondent OF the London
limos az Sofa reports that while no
gotlatlons are dragging at ConstVptI,
noplo, there Is no remission OF th6
seventies prlcllcod upon tho unfo-
tunnto population OF Macedonia an.
dor tho giso of a search for arms 4
am informed" 0tus the correspond.
ont "that tho mnlueatmeut OF tlp
poasantry is oven worse than Il w1l
during tho insurrocuon"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

town, u making arrangements TO
branch out Ia tho very near future
As the raul, Of a quarrel over a
woman, W. II. Walker was shot In tho
back by Alex nolcs In a saloon In
Salt Lake city. Walker. II is believed
will recover Do'cs Is out on honda.
Tho san Pedro people now have
rails laid TO a point about sovon miles
south OF callontos. II is claimed rails
will have boon laid to a point eighty
miles south Of Caliontes within thrco
montha.
Daniel Whinplo and l.. Mcdonald.
Salt Lake carpentora. were Injured
ono day last week by tho falling OF
scanold upon which they wero work.
Ing. preclpltatlng them into a pile OF
old junk.
George Masters agpd rs. well known
In sprlngyille. whore his parents 70.
side. was Killed Saturday as the result
OF a premature blast while engaged ia
railroad construction work near
Fruita. colo.
Mrs. J. w Crlgor an nciross. nj.
tempted TO KIN her husband. with
whom she had Quarreled. at lodging
house In salt Lake City. attacking
him with a penlnife whilo he was
asleep. CrIgers wounds are not aori
GUS
"Nlck' llawouth. who was 10 have
been executed ON December II for tho
murder OF Thomas Sandal at Layton.
on the night Of March 90. 1899. had
his death scntonce commutod TO life
imprisonment by tho state board OF
pardous.
Robert T.. King twice sentenced 10
death for completely in tho murder OF
Godfrey prowso. in salt Lake CITY
has az last boon released from Gus
todt tho prosecution having decided
thtiew vas insufficient evidence arainst
King
Jud GrNQt has been arrested In SAT-
Lake city ~ a charge OF passing
counterfeit nAoy It la believed that
Grant 60 ho mn who has set I'm cii.
culatlon a rroaitN portion OF the bad
money which hasNeen found In The
capital city Of late
Tho road supervisor at Greon River
50 having a hard limo NolIcctlng pon
tax from the Italians IN hat district
being attacked by ono OF them who
carried a long knife. one doy last
Week. Tho Italian Is now awaiting
tllal on criminal charge.
y A. King mmlllarly mown
throughout the state ga oDoep Hlns,
eeled az Alameda Cal. Sunday Hc
ngu lived 10 salt Lake CIV for Ager
t.,lIy years, and az one limo was oNn'
ployod by President brigham You5NA
y, ,.... a guard at the famous nee HiyeR \
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
HOUSE PASSES THE CUBAN
''-'-' RECIPROCITY TREAT
Efforts Of the Democrats TO Secure
Amendments Prove UnaValllnu.

Amendments Prove UnaValllno.
The house on Thursday. by ris-
ing vote Of 335 to 81, passed the bill
TO make effective the Cuban reciproo-
ity treaty. Tho dissenting votes wers
aboAt equally divided between Repub-
LEANS and Democrats, but there was
no record vote. the minority having
too few votes TO- order the yeas and
nays. t. 4
The Democrats under the leader
ship Of MIR. Williams. sought to the
last TO secure amendments 10 the bill,
In accordance with the action Of tho
Democratic caucus. but were defeated
steadily.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
KING OF "srelkE oaEAKEas.'


James Farley known among union
labor men as Boss" Farley-who is
now ln Chlcago. lookIng after tho In.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27
UTAISTATE NEWS.

Edwhrd 81. webb raised i2C7Ai
-woIN OF tomatoes on two acres OF
land. at KaysyllIe.
Alex Thayuo Of Washington was
b,lckod By a horse enc day last week,
his dog being broken.
william singleton. who came 10
Utah In 1880 and moved 10 .Kamas IN
1869. Is dead az the age OF a.
A subordinate lodge Of tho United
Commercial Travellers association Of
America was organized In OGDEN last
week
Tho Westminster Presbyterian
church Of Salt Lake city last week
purchased q vacant lot on which VIII
be erected building at a cost OF
$4,000
Plans are being made FOR tho cstab
llshmcnt OF a Bohemian club Ia Salt
Lake Many Of tho doctors. lawyers.
Rrtlsts and others are Interested In
tho idea.
Earl Cunningham, agcd ~. fell from
n building az American Fork. but
struck tho ground twenty feet below
In such ainannor that ho escaped with
a broken arm
Frank Jacobs OF Salt Lake a brother
OF Bessie Knecht, the famous sleep
Ing girl" who died recently. has be-
como insane 90 a result OF worry Ing
over family troubles
james lynch convicted Of the mufI
der Of Godfrey Prowae. has Tor the
third time been sentenced 10 death. ths
date for his oxecuton being nxed lor
Friday, January s. 1904.
n. O. Iancks, tho young man who
was very badly Injured IN an cSplo
sion Ia tho Mt Nobo mining district
70 progressing fayornbly. and his eye.
sight may possibly DO saved,
A Malad correspondent says the
people Of that town are fortunate In
having good supply Of timber IA tho
mounlaiua, aud are Ia a position TO
buck tie coal trust TO a finish.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27


Ne, DeatiN
HIs I'd
Tom Horn
ylctcd Of the 4
the 1iyearold
an Iron Mount
hanged in the Ia
ing. jail at II o'cf'
being broken by nd
Horn died game. n
with grim smile
protested his innocont
Just before marching l.
he wrote the.following
enno. wyog November
m.-John C. Coblo. ESQ.,
in ten minutes ] did I'd
Nickel. / never made n
to Lafora. Ohnhaus or STOW ~
sworo TO los. including lrsin Of n
mic. Signed. Tom Horn" ~
Ten minutes before he was bound{
for tho scanold be lay on his cot
smoking a cigar and looking out at tho
spectators
During the twenty-five months that
Horn was confined IN tho county Jail
there wore frequent reports Of plots
TO llburato him. Many Of these plots
had been arranged. but the publicity
given them and the preparation made
at the Bail to resist nm attack had tho
desired effect on August . last Horn.
assisted by Jim McCloud, a notorious
character. who Is alleged to have muir
dored Ben Minnick In Big Horn coun-
", ovorpowered Jailer Proctor aud os-
capped to the street but the jailor had
battlod with thcm for nearly half an
hour and the dcspcradoes were wind
cd and did not get far from the jail.
AT that time Horn attempted to kill
Proctor.
II is estimated that the conviction OF
Horn cost Laramie county upwards OF
$4,000. and that Horns friends spent
even a greater amount In their efforts
to FREQ him
Horn was suspected OF tho murder
OF a Mexican army officer. William
Powell and William Lewis. Matt Rash
and lsham Dart Of Browns Park.
ColD.i and two or three bthors.
Horn was n solfcducated man. He
smoke German, Spanish. Apache and
q number OF Indian languages nuontly.
~ eos ~ ? 30 y.