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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior Land Office at
Cass Lake Mimi. June %. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Judge
Of Probate. Beltrami County. Mimi, at
JOHN NEWBERY,
who made. Fl. E. No. 21344. for the VIZ ne4 and
VIZ seq of Sec 20. twp 147 n rye "a W.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:Guy Adams. Charles Schriber
Charles r. Rogers and James NJ. Watkins ali
Of Wilton. Mimi Els, OAKLEY
o4-9s Register
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-13
Grist Mill at Funkley.

Thompson & Co. of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, have started the
erection Of a grist mill at Funk
ley. The mill will not have a
large capacity for the present,
but will accommodate farmers in
that vicinity who devote a part
OF their fields to the raising of
small grains.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-13
Caught 26 Pound Plckerel.

Z. G. Crothers Tuesday after
noon caught 26 pound pickerel
while fishing at Marquette lake
in company with Andrew Nc
Nabb and John McCuaig. Mr..
5Crothers was using rod and
reel and light line and had an
exciting experience before land
ing the big catch.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-13
Office Employees Challenge.

The office employees of the
Crookston Lumber company
challenge the retail clerks of the
city to play series of three
games Of base ball. It is claimed
by them that their defeat last
night was due to the absence of
two of their best players.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-13
Almost Certain That Home
steader Was Knocked i'm
Head and Drowned.
BODY ANSWERING DESCRIPTION
RECOVERED NOV. Is.
Arrangements Will Be Made to
Dig Up the Remains for
Identification.

SSoA Nil w Vel uDlS IL
formation, the body of a man an
sWering in every detail the de-
scription of Magnus e. Void, the
Buzzle homesteader who disap-
peared last fall, was taken from
the Red river at Grand Forks on
or about Nov. Is last.
The information is to the effect
that about the above date the
body of a man apparently IS
years Of age, short, stout and
dark, was recovered from the
river. Ga the mans head was a
bruise where a heavy blow had
been struck, indicating that he
had first been slugged and then
thrown into the river to drown.
1t will be remem bored that
Void was last seen III Grand
Forks on Nov. 9. 1t is stated
that while staying in that city he
became infatuated with a woman
who prevailed upon him to re-
main in the city for several days
longer than he had first intended.
The story now given out is to the
effect that the woman ]ured him
to the bridge, where he was set
upon and robbed of about 500
which he had earned in the har
vest fields during the. harvesting
season, and that afterwards he
was dumped over the bridge in
to the river.
He had not seen his relatives
for over Is years and they took
no action to locate him until a
contest was brought against his
claim in Buzzle township. They
employed Henry Funkley Of Be-
mldJl as an attorney to prosecute
asearch for the man, and the in
vestigation has been kept up for
several months with the result
that nothing Of a tangible nature
has been found until yesterday,
when a person who claimed to
have positive information Of the
finding Of Wold's body in the
river, arrived in the city.
Since Wold's absence from his
homestead the Crookston Lum.
Der company's spur has been
built and a townsite is now plat.
ted on land adjoining his claim,
which it is estimated is worth
fully $1,000.
The grave of the man found at
Grand Forks will be dug up and
the remains will be inspected. A
woman who nursed Void when
he had his feet frozen two years
ago claims thatshe can positively
identify the mans feet, as his
toe nails were badly misshapen
as a result of the accident.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-13
Tips of the Tongue


81. G. Calvert: "Bemidiiis un-
btedly the best town in north
ern Minnesota. Compared with
other cities in this section of the
state, it has more business and
enjoys better prosperity. The
future of Bemidji is not uncer-
tain. It is and always will be the
logical distributing point of
northern Minnesota and I look
to see it become city Of many
thousands.
One hundred and fourteen
tickets must be sold to insure
special train for the Hibbing base
ball excursion Sunday. See ACT.
Chain berlain of the Great North
ern or b. A. Barker at once.
Child ren's Home, 6o9, 18th ST.
Phone 1928.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-13
Winnipeg Exposition and Fair.

Winnipeg Exposition and Fair.
On account Of the Winnipeg
Exposition and Fair held at
Wianipeg, Manitoba, July 90 to
28, the Great Northern Railway
will aell tickets at one fare for
the round trip to Winnipeg.
Dates Of sale are July 18 to 26,
returning limit July 81. Ask
your local agent for full particu-
lars as to rates, etc.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-13

Chester Atherton, conductor
on the NJ. & I. passenger, is tax.
ing a weeks layoff on account of
sickness. Vim. Bush is making
the run for him.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-07-13
Marriage License Issued.

Clerk of Court Rhoda yester.
day afternoon issued a marriage
license to Herman Johnson and
and Miss Ida Madison.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

No. IL, January II. 1905. Department of the
Missouri, and OF which Colonel Jacob A.
Augur, Tenth cavalry. was president ana
First Lieutenant Beverly A. Read, Sixth
cavalry, was judge advocate. The charges
against the accused officer were: Charge
l. conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman, in violation OF the sixty-irst
article OF war, embodying thirty-one speci-
fications; charge 2 conduct to the pTeju-
dice Of good order and military discipline.
in violation OF the sixty-second article OF
war. seven specifications. Being arraigned
under these charges and specifications
Captain Kirkman pleaded not guilty TO
both charges and specifications. He was.
however. found guilty by the court of all
the specifications in the first charge except
the second. seventeenth and thirtieth, and
of all Of the specifications IN the second
charge, also Of both charges.
President Approves Sentence.
His sentence under this conviction was
ito be dismissed from the service Of the
United States and to be confined at hard
labor for a period OF two years at such
penitentiar'- The reviewing officer should
direct" Tae sentence was approved by
President Roosevelt and the Fort Leaven-
worth penitentiary was designated as the
place for his confinement.
The accused oHleer was again tried for a
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

in the possession of the Herschmans. om-
GERS state.
When the South Omaha Oficer read the
warrant 10 Mr. and Mrs. Herschman az
the Omaha city Jail Saturday morning
the chief misgiving that seemed to bother
Herschman was whether the officer would
pay stret car fare TO South Omaha for
himself and wife. Being assured that the
car fare would be paid. Herschmsn heaved
a sigh Of relief and said he was ready
to start for the Magic city.
charge of throwing dead rats on the
public streets is now pending against Mrs
Herschman. The case will be heard in the
local police court next Thursday morning
William Shook, a neighbor of the Hersch-
mans at Sheely station, alleges the woman
threw twenty dead rodents on the street
in front OF his residence, the attendant
odor smelling TO heaven and part way to
the gas factory.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
TWO BIG. BUILDING PERMITS
Licenses for Merriam & HOImq uist's
Elevator and SchmOlIeF A MueI-
Ier's Plano House Issued.

The July building record received two
large boosts Saturday morning. when per-
'mlts for the new Merriam & HoImquist
grain elevator at Fifteenth and Henderson
streets. and for the new ive-story and
basement brick block which Schneider &
Mueller are TO occupy with their piano
house az l3ll-ls Farnam street, were taken
out Each is estimated 10 cost $4,000.
The grain elevator will be an iron-cov-
cred frame structure - feet wide, IS feet
long and 1873 feet above the tracks. seeley,
Son a Co. OF Fremont are the architects
and builders. The piano house Is 10 be
built. by the in. Brown estate ana the
cid brick buildings standing on the site
are 10 be torn down. Plaus were drawn by
Fisher 4 LawEis snd Grimm 4 Chaplin are
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

some SI5, more or less, Of company funds
TO his own use. in the alleged purchase
OF phonograph for the company, Com
pany I. Twenty-hfth infantry, in May, 1904
OF these charges and specifications the
court found the accused oficer not guilty.
and therefore acquitted him. The acQuit-
tai was disapproved by Brigadier General
T. ]. Whit commanding the Department
Of the Missouri. in these words:
In the foregoing case OF Captain George
w. Kirkman, Twenty-hfth infantry, an eX-
animation of the evidence seems to estab-
lish beyond a reasonable doubt the charge
OF forgery, and beyond all doubt and prac-
tically upon admissions lOf the accused the
charge OF falsifying his accounts and that
OF entering and subscribing TO false find
ing as a member Of the company council In
auditing said accounts. IL Is not under
stood upon what Interpretation of the evil
dence or justification In law the court
based their conclusions on the charges
mentioned.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
ROUTINE OF KIREMAN CASE
General Orders Per aiming to Court Martial
Just Promulgated to Army
SHOW DIFFERENT Stages OF AFFAIR
Former Captain in Federal Army il
Convicted Two Courts
Martial and Acquitted
One.
SHOW DIFFERENT Stages OF AFFAIR

The general orders pertaining to the gem
eral courts martial OF Captain George w.
Kirkman. Twenty-hfth United States in
fantry, have been recently promulgated TO
the army. IL appears that Captain Kirk,
man was given three general eourts-mar-
tial, being convicted on two OF them and
acquitted on one. His conviction brought
with Il the sentence OF three years in the
United States penitentiary al Fort Leaven-
worth and his dismissal from the army.
Captain kirkman was hrst tried at Fort
Niobrara under special orders No. 5. Janu-
arg 3 1870; No. 10 January ls. 1875. and
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
MUCH WOE FOR ONE COUPLE
Troubles of Max HSFsehman and Wife
Appear 90 Have No
Fad.

The troubles Of Ma9 Herschman and wife
OF Sheely station seem 10 be without end.
They were arrested Friday evening by
ohicer linda and Special Agent Wizard OF
the Union Pacific on the charge OF receiv-
ing stolen property. Detective Ellsfelder
OF South Omaha took the couple TO South
Omaha Saturday, TO answer the charge Of
breaking and entering the Northwestern
switch shanty at Forty-fourth and J.
streets. South Omaha, several days ago.
when. Il y SAID. 400 pounds Of brass was
taken Some Of ths brass las eesn founo
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

the contractors. The ground dimensions
will be 42x32 feet and the block will be de-
signed especially 70 meet the demands OF
the piano house, an auditorium and recital
room TO be provided, Work on both build
lngs is to be started az once.
Other permits issued were to Sam Rogers
for an $500 brick blaekgmith shop at 1911
Davenport; E. C. Best, 1850 frame dwell
ling at Twenty-ffth and Saratoga; f. r.
Smith. $500 frame dwelling at Twenty
third and Boulevard.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

girl; Albln Paulson. lO47 South Twenty
third, boy; John M. DOugherty, 2lA Web
ster, boy; William Ehlers. 7O2 Bancroft,
boy: Edward Nilsson ai34 COrby, girl; Harry
Mitchell 1872 North Fortieth, boy.
Deaths-Anna johnson, 1915 Ohio, 3s; Ed
ward Riley, l93 Capitol avenue, 56; Edwin
Riley, lOl7 Capitol avenue, IS; Charles NJ.
Jones, Si07 Parker. q.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Second Week of Our July Clearance Sale
Bargains in Dry Goods
Colored Dress Goods (WOol)

quality of fine TOrchon Clunys, Normandy Vaen
ciennes and Lace Appiques in white, creams and
backs-all for price for two days specia-this
entire lot is valued up to 35c yard-special, G n
Monday and Tuesday yard. w
, 1900 YARDS OF FINE LACES AT LOW PRICE
Oriental Net Top IAces heavy looped edgings in fancy
floral effects insertions match in white. creams and
ecrs; also line of heavy Cuny aces and hne
assortment Of fine extra wide Normandy Naencenhes
with insertions match this lot Is valued from zoe 10
bOc yard-specal Monday and Tuesday, fh0
A SURPRISING NECKwBAR SPECIAL FOR MONDAY
Ten dozen Chemsettes in fine lawn and Swisses with
fancy lace insertions and trimmings and tucked ana
plain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In this lot worth up OGN
to S2-special Monday, each, from $l20 to-. NV
EMBROIDERED WAIST PATTERNS AT HALFePRICE
MONDAY-Tfty waist patterns in fine three-yard length
lawn forty inches wide with fancy emDroluereu ont
and collar and custhe regular prices of these patterns
are worth from $500 to $3.50 each--spec1al ONO
Monday, each, $14S, $11s and. - w
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Big Silk Purchase to be on Sale
Monday, 500 a. m.

We have just received large shipment of silks from
of the largest importers TO be placed sale Monday
at 500 A. NJ, as follows
LOT. NO. 5000 yards All Black New Coin Dot silk
Mouselines, New Embroidered silk Chnons New
Striped silk Noes New Paris Mouselnes in small de-
signs such checks and fancy strpes-ths line is 45
inches wide aud positively worth $500 yard e.
Monday only yard. JC
LOT NO. 2-1OO0 yards all black-this lot consists of
Paris Mouselnes, silk Voles SILK Eolienne Heavy Chf
fons and all popular in small designs and stripes
this line is 40 inches vide and worth up to No.
$175 yard-Monday, yard. TJC
LOT NO $1,000 yards SILK FOulards, "a inches wide in
desirable designs colors of navy blue,
royal goblin tans, reseda dark green and brown-his
seasons latest desgnspositiyely worth $125 yd %0
while they last, Monday yard .......... OJC
LOT NO. 1000 yards of silk Pongees, Tafetas Habu-
Fouards Flo Brilliant and Chinas in all colors,
both plain and small designs especially adapted for
waists suits and nnings-ths line worth G0c yd. To-
Monday yaru ~
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Funeral of Jones.

The funeral OF Charles Jones the young
man shot Tuesday afternoon at Military
park, was held Saturday afternoon al tho
Charles w. Savidge, pastor Of the Peoples
church. conducted the service. Burial was
at Forest Lawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
sfortaIIty statI.tic.

The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board OF Health dur
ing the twenty-tour hours ending az noon
Sirths-Aowara Prove. aal Leav.awerlh.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
NarrnM Encnne

from poisoning. caused by constipation. had
Mrs. Young. Clay City. n. Y. DR.. Kings
New Life Pills cured her. 26c. For sale by
sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

third time before general court-martial
at Fort NiObrara, pursuant to special or
ders No. AZ, March IL, 1905, Department
OF the Missouri and Of which court Colonel
Edward b. Pratt. Thirtieth infantry, was
president and Lieutenant b. A. Read was
judge advocate. The charges. two in num-
Der, were Identical with those in his first
trial, there being two specifications in each
charge. all OF which he was found guilty
The sentence in this instance was dismissal
frCm the service OF the United States, and
confinement in the Fort Leayenworth peni-
tentiary for one year at hard labor. The
proceedings in this case were also approved
by President Roosevelt. The concluding
paragraph OF the order, general orders No.
s5 War department dated June II, 1905.
states: Captain Kirkman ceases to be
an ofioer OF the army from June II, 1906
BY order Of the secretary of war Adna
r. chaffee, lieutenant general. chief Of
stan.
second Trial at NIObFaFa.
The second trial OF Captain KiTkman
was held at Fort Niobrara. by the same
court OF which Colonel J. A. AuEur was
president and Lieutenant B. A. Read Judge
advocate. The charges were identical with
the two trials resulting In his conviction
but the specifications were dinerent these
smbodying the fraudulent conversion of
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

NEW YORK. July s-Henry c. Frfck
hnas OF AFta az Roma
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
JULY CLEARING SALE

Odd and damaged Lace Curtains.
worth 500. $500, $500 and $500 a
pair will be sold Monday &c
only, at, each, ,,...,................ ~
800 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains
all fresh and new stock, worth up TO
$500 pair, Monday. at, 0RC
A Few Brussels Net. Irish Points,
Gable Net and Madras, In, ", ! and
III pairs. Monday, at. ORc
Come eariy1these goods won't last
Swiss remnants in / and yards
lengths, at EACH. &c PC
and ...'...........} ..}................... ~
CARPETS,
RUGS, LINOLEUMs, ETC.
A number of good bargains for
Monday.
Granite Rugs. sxs, at....,..........s2.s
Granite Rugs, 9X12. at........,....s39S
Cashmere Rugs. ex12 at............ .S99S
Smyrna Rugs, 9x12, at.....,........$1 .$11.9S
Remnants of LinOleums in aOr
room sizes, worth 65c, at...... ~
Remnants of Mating / and 2 yard
pieces. worth from SOC to 1C
45c, at.......... ......,....'.'...''.''.''
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-07

nojda ofhcerare och man ga i
land och begifva sig hvart de be-
hagade.
Imam han drog ut pa sin miss
lyckade expedition, befanns Diet
att besattningen pa Ekaterina II
var sd upprorisk att den maste af-
monstras. hvarfor fartyget lemra-
DIES efter. sedan dess bestyckning
forts i land.
Myterierna hafva helt naturligt
vackt den storsta bestortning
inom de regerande kretsarne i St.
Petersburg. Anstalter vidtogos
genast att undertrycka ALA nyhe-
ter fran Odessa. men Diet har Ell
lyckats, och hela Ryssland vet nu
hvad som in.rafat. Pressen hck
ej meddela nagra underrattelser
pm myterierna. men Diet revolu,
tionara partiet har dragit forsorg
ON att utsprida nyheterna genom
posten till ALA delar al Diet ryska
riket.
bet skedda innebar en- delvis
forklaring Diver Togos lattvunna
seger Oliver amiral Rojestvenski i
Koreasundet. Man har lange ve-
tat att missnoje varit radande
bland hottans manskap och isyn-
nerhet bland amiral Nebogatoffs
eskader, som just kom fran Stilla.
hafslottan och strok fagg for
Togo. Under resan till Japan
pas:as Diet att amiralen maste
hanga hera at sina man och att
andan bland hans man var mycket
%upprorisk.
Delta missnoje raider icke allie
mast bland Stillahafshottans man,
utan forhallandet ar detsamma i
Libau, Kronstadt m. A. sndra
stallen. Ryssland kan saledes
Ell langre lita pa aterstoden at sin
lila medfarna fotta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-07
Litteratur.

Junihattet at den i~llus!rerade
tidskriften "Varia" har utkommit
med foljande innehali:
"Soldater", at X. G.. Ossian-Nil-
son. "Rundt ON i warden" af 0.
H. Dumrath, "Midsommarnatt'
af Hi. Soderberg, 'Konstnarslor-
bundets Misunderstanding" af
Osw. Siren, "Dimmorna pa Ro.
mas Campagna" at Rosa Fitting
hoff. "Bilder fran Societeten" al
Ebba de la G.. "Scenen" af Axel
Bepndtson. "Studenter som gat-
sopare", Bid utan ord, "Markliga
dur, af Observator, "Stormfo
gel', at B. P. Galdos.
Tidskriften kostar 6 kronor ON
aret och erhalles pa expeditionen,
Mastersamuelsgatau II, Stock
holm.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-07
tragedien och nedfoll afsvimmad.
Skottet var Ell ogoHblickligt do

tragedien och nedfoll afsvimmad.
Skottet var Ell ogoAblickligt do
dande. och den sarade manner
forbes i sanslost tillstand till Sa-
marian hospitalet, der han XII. 10
pa qvallen a1ed utan att hafva
aterfStt medvetandet.
Orsaken till tragedien vet man
ej sd noga. Swanson, hvilken UNI
der 20 ars It'd varit handelsresande
for den numera nedlagda irman
]. K. Prugh & Co., inneha-
de Stamina b%efattning vid den
firma, der han nu val delegare.
Han hade qvallen fore sjelfmordet
aterkommit fran en- resa och kla-
gat Diver att affaren gick daligt
och yisat sig mycket nedslagen.
Pa formiddagen Stamina dag self
mordet skedde hade han varit ute
l staden tor inkassernlngar.S swan
sons kompanioner forklara dock
att daliga aftarer onojligen kun
de hafva varit orsaken till SELF
mordet, enar affarerna tvartom
enligt deras uppgift arc CODA,
utan de arc fastmer bojda for att
tro att Swanson at ruelse Oliver
att han drack for mycket tagit.sitt
lif. Nagra soka bortforklara ALT.
sammans med att olyckshandelse
har ioreligger.
Swanson val omkring 40 ar
gammal och eiterlemnar som mar
mast sorjande hustru och iva
barn. Han har dessatom fader,
tire broder och en- syster i litvet,
ALA bosatta har i landet.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-07

SaVan w. Sa0anson, en- at del
egarne iSioux City Crockery Co
begick forliden lordag XII. I e. m.
sjelfmord genom att skjuta sig
genom hufvudet med en- revolver.
Den sorgliga handelsen intraffade
ute pa garden hos en- af Swansons
grammar, VIM Peterson, 2I2 w.
81 nd street, dit Swanson begifvit
sig i sallskap med en- bekant vid
namn Frank Johnson for att soka
efter och skjuta en- katt, som do
dat iera at Petersons hons. Katten
kunde 81 antraffas, och Swanson
foreslog att de skulle skjuta till
mails pa EFT marke i en- jordbank
omkring 50 fot fran dem. Johnson
skot torst och traffade malet,
hvarpa han lemnade revolvern al
Swanson, hvilken drog sig nagra
steg tillbaka. Medar Johnsop
hade sina ogon fastade pa malet,
small EFT skott. och da har sag sig
om, sag han till sin bestortnine
Swanson falla till marken. | stall
let for att skjuta till mails hads
Swanson placerat vapnet vid sir
hogra timing och sandt EFT skot,
genom hufvudet. Kulan kom u,
pa motsatta sidan vid venstrat tin
ningen. Mrs Swanson, hvilken at,
venledes var narvarande och stoc
pa EFT kort atstSnd fran de bads
manner, var ogonvittne till he'll;
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-07
HAR OCH DER.

Cigarrettens dagar komma
att vara raknade i Nebraska, der.
est den lag, som trader i gallande
kraft den 1 juli, tillampas. Enligt
denna lag forbjudes tillverkning-
en- at cigarretter inom staten. Icke
ems cigarrettpapper far tillhanda-
hallas.
John Stohlberg (Stalberg.)
fran Ohio, Iowa, kom den ID den
mes till Fort Dodge for att DIVER
vara en- misunderstanding och
har sedan dess varit forsvunnen.
bet sista man sag at honom var
pa lordagsqvallen, da han i ire
andra PRISONERS sallskap begaf sig
till Cirkusen. Hans !olieslagare
skildes fran Stohlberg i tolkhopen
och sedan dess har han Ell varit
sedd. Ingen synes veta hvart han
tagit wagon.
Den IS dennes pasegladcs nara.
Kopenhamn Diet danska skolskep-
pet Georg-Stage med 50 kadetter
ombord af den engelska angaren
.Ancona. Paseglingen intraffade
under natten, da ALA kadetterna
lago och sofvo. p drunknade, och
AZ lyckades radda lifvet. Ancona
korde med stafven stu fot djupt
in i skolskeppets sida, dervid
master och rigg gingo ofverbord.
Fartyget sjonk pa en- och en- half
minut. Olyckan tillskrifves wards
loshet fran befalets a den eng
elska angarens sida i Diet angaren
plotsligt andrade kurs.
Giacomo Cospoli, en- italie-
mare, fam Ell dag torliden manad
i asian at en- expressvagn, som
brunnit upp nara Belhavers. Pa.
iva guldstanger, som vagde till
sammans 20 pounds. Guldet
hade k0pts at en- tandlakarehrma
i New York fran Forenta Slater
mas myntverk Philadelphia och
afsandts till New York med US.
Express Co.
Cospoli beholl gn)det och Ia,
made respengar af sin fastmo, som
han lofvade att sanda efter, sd
smart han kommit hem till TIA.
lien och f5rvandlat guldstanger-
ma i pengar, Men nu har hans
fastmo fStt veta att Giacomo
icke allenast ar en- tjuf utan af-
ven en- bedragare, i Diet han al
gilt och har hustru och barn
Italien, hvarofver hon blifvit Sd