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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-20
Sixteen Arrested on Suspicion.

Lexington, Ky. Jan. 2O.=C. A.
Wagner, a carpenter, was perhaps
mortaly wounded nhis own home to-
day He told the police that a negro
had entered his house and made an
attempt to assault his wife, and in his
endeavor to protect ner he was shot
by the negro, who made his escape.
Sixteen men have been arrested on
suspicion. Half an hour before the
negro attacked Mr.. ana Mrs. Wag-
oner, he also attempted to assault
Mrs. Louis Jones. a neighbor of the
Wagoners. In the struggle Mrs. Jones
seized the negro's revo1ver, when he
beat her into insensibility. 1t is
feared she also will die.
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For a Fort Leavenworth AEurder.

Kansas city. Jan. 2O.-Charles
Trimble, a negro, was arrested at
Third street and Grand avenue yes
terday afternoon by Detectives Phelan
AMI McCosgrove on Information from
Leavenvorth charging him with kid
ink John Hogan there about nine
months ago. The negro, it is alleged.
held uD'' Hogan and after smuggling
and robbing him kicked him on the
head. Hogan died from his injuries.
Detective Glen of Leavenworth took
T'r.inbIe to that city last night. There
vas a reward of s40O offered for the
Negroes arrest.
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SCHOOL GIRL ASSAULTED.
Brute Captured and Taken to the
Lawrence Jail.

Lawrence. Kan, Jan. 2O.-About 1870
Sheriff Woodward received a telephone
message from Vinland saying that the IA
vear-oId daughter of William Junlxins had
been attacked by man while on her way
to school. The man was in hiding behind
a shed and confronted the girl as she
the man was in CUSTODY and asked for an
OFFICER to convey him to the county jail.
the fellow, who is Thomas Carrier, a res
ident Of Vinland for three months, and
Of the county two years, coming here
from Neosho county. The girl was not
badly hurt,
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Lis Wife Didn,t Know.

Chicago. Jan. 20.-Representing
himself to his young wife as a gov
eminent secret service agent and liv-
ing in a luxurious apartment, but in
reality declared to be the cleverest bill
raiser who has worked the west in
several years, having made, it is said,
$4,000 since last January, is the story
that has come to light in the trial here
of w S kirk who had many aliases.
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Mems
Furnishings
Cut Prices Tomorrow

81, 81. so Fine Fancy Shirts EE
To close out tomorrow .......... O0C
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Underwear - Tor. .......... ~
SOC Mems Good Fleece-lined 0O~
Underwear-for ..........-.....E TS
75c, SOC Fancy Hose-Finest ZTo
made-noW ..Oe "
$3.50 All Pure Silk Under GE nc
wear now. .-.-..-... ...... Ap0s & -
$500 All-Wool Sweaters q on
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$500, $3.50, $500 Finest CO m
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Colorado and Return, s27.5O.

Colorado and return every day to
April 80, 1905, inclusive, with final re-
turn limit June 1, 1905, via Union Pa
cifc, $27.5O from Topeka. Be sure
your ticket reads over the Union Pa
cihc. Inquire of J. c.. Fulton, Depot
Agent; 3. A. Lewis, City Agent, 525
KansaH avenue
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Melba. at the Auditorium Monday

Melba at the Auditorium Monday
night
A few visitors were in the senate gal
leries yesterday.
General Manager H. L. Nudge has
gone to Albuquerque
L. Priddy was appointed substitute
clerk in the Dostoffice on Thursday.
]. E. Hurley, general superintendent
of the Santa F'e, has returned from an
eastern trip.
The present indications are that the
Auditorium Will be crowded for the
Media concert.
Ralph Cav, county auditor, left to-
day for the western part of the state
to look after official business.
The police were very quiet and
harmless on Thursday. One arrest
and no police court was the record.
The journal was read in the senate
Thursday afternoon for the first time
and the senators had an hours nap.
The Knights of Pythias Excelsior
lodge No. 3, win hold a regular meet
ing tonight at the hall at No. SIS Kan
Sas avenue.
The Saturday Night club meeting
viii be held tomorrow evening. A
paper on Psychic Healing" will be
read by c. J. Evans.
Major A. NJ. Harvey, who lost the
state chess championship at Junction
City, says he now knows how John
L. Sullivan felt when he met Corbett
at New Orleans.
The Midwinter fair will have its
grand and glorious opening one week
from Monday night. Merchants and
Manufacturers display, music and
vaudeville, all for 5 cents.
Chris Heslett. the Santa Fe shop
man who cut his throat Wednesday
with suicidal intent, will prOba bly, re-
cover The doctors at Christ hospital
say that he stands a good chance.
ton We're named by Governor Hanna
as the senate's conference committee to
meet the house committee to iron out
the postage appropriation muddIe.
The Emporia Gazette says: So MANY
EmpOria people have made known
their intention of going to Topeka Mon
DAY TO hear Melba, that the young
bloods who were figuring on going up
mat night to have a nice time, have
given up the project.
Fay Thompson, travelling passenger
agent Of the Rock Island is at Horton
ana Holton today working up an in
terest IN the excursion from the towns
IN that vicinity to the Melba concert.
A special train viii be run for the ben
night.
A Lawrence paper says: There is
just one thing that makes us feel sorry
about the election of Tom McNeaI as
state printer. There is danoar that
when he has held il for two terms. he
will become a rich and proud pluto
crat. and refuse to speak to common
people, like Billy Morgan does since
he had the Office
The Fort Scott Republican saws:
Senator Charles I. Martin. of this city.
has appointed Miss Minnie Martindale
as his committee stenOgrapher. and she
VIII leave today for Topeka to assume
her duties This is quite a response
bic position for Miss Martindale and
the burden of her work will be with
the committee on military affairs. of
which Senator Martin is chairman. Her
salary viii be 50 per day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-20
Sunrise Express Wrecked.

Durham, n. H. Jan. 2O.=A number
of persons We're injured, four serious
", by the wrecking of the Sunrise ex-
press on the Boston Sc Maine railroad
near here today. No one was killed.
The accident was caused by a broken
rail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-20
Cboates Guests of tine King.

London, Jan. 2O-Ambassador and
Mrs. Choate will be entertained at
Windsor castle as the guests Of the
week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-20

We desire to thank our many
friends for the kindness and sympathy
SHOWN US during the illness and dearn
OF our infant SON. Thomas
MR. and MRS. THOS. B. PAXTON.
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T1,onas Kirby Dead.

Abilene. Kan, Jan. 20-Thomas Kirby.
who, was a banker here for 80 years, for
merIy county treasurer and a candidate
for state treasurer on the Democratic
ticket In 1883, is dead at his home here,
aged 90 years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-20


The following bills were introduced in
the senate Thursday afternoon:
BY Conner, No. 20S-An act fixing
the times of holding court in the Four
teenth judicial district.
BY Peck, No. 209-An act authorizing
Norway township, Republic county,
Kansas, to vote bonds not to exceed
and erecting thereon township build
By Tucker, No. 21O-An act relating
to public schools in cities of the second
class, and to amend sections 6303, 6306
and 6312 of the general statutes of 1901.
BY Tucker, No. 211-An act to pro-
vide for registration of state certifi-
school diplomas, and state normal one
year certificates, and reports of the reg
istration Of the state board OF educa-
ton.
BY Smith of Edwards, No. 212-An
act making appropriation for maintain
ing the executive residence for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1905.
By Smith of Edwards, No. 21S-An
act to provide for the construction OF
side tracks and switches upon the right
of way of railroad companies to grain
elevators or Touring mills located on
lands adjacent to the right Of way OF
any railroad company in this state, or,
in lieu thereof. for the construction
and maintenance of such buildings on
the right of way of such railroad COM
pany.
By Smith of Edwards, No 214-An
act to amend section Z, chapter 1873. of
the laws of 1891. and to repeal section
% Of chapter 1873, laws of 1891.
By Miller, No. 215-An act providing
for state repositories and requiring
the deposit of public moneys therein,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-20
Suit Is Dropped.

payment today Of $4,000 by F. r.
Ellingson, president OF the Farmers
Mutual Cooperative Live Stock assoc
citation, who with Cashier Haughen,
nephew of Congressman Haughen, and
T. s. Baker, was MADE defendant in
a suit to recover an alleged defalca-
ton of $4,000, the suit is practically
dropped and Ellingson has agreed 60
make good the entire amount.
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For the Boys
Tomorrow
Sale of
Furnishings

Boys Shirts, Waists, Blouses - all
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fancy tomorrow .----..- GS@
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Small Lots 75c, csc All-Wool E0o
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s5c. Soc Winter Caps, all Sizes 10o
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$3.50 Honeycomb All Wool OEo
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Good zoe Suspenders- f0o
Special AVAr
Boys Extra SO. 95, 1926 O. or
Fine Suits tomorrow. 4sZO
$500, So. e5 Fine Long CO OE
vercoats-tomorrow ApEeTN
$50, s18, $15 Youths Suits GIN
and Observation-Disclosures 1890. ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-20

It will bring rich, red blood, firm flesh
and muscle That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. Taken this
month, keeps you well all summer. s.
cents, Tea or Tablets. Gatlin Drug Co.
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THIS is REFORM.
Two Election Boards Proposed
for Cities.
One VIII Manage Voting = The
Other Count.

Two election boards to "spelI'' each
other in the long and tedious work of
counting ballots is the object of a bill
endorsed by the municipal league and
introduced in the senate this morning
by Senator Martin from Fort Scott
The bill provides for two boards in
each voting precinct of cities of the
first and second class, one board to
be on duty during the time the ballots
are cast and the other board to count
the ballots. The bill provides:
That in each voting precinct of
every city of the first or second class
there shall. be selected, as provided
by law, two election boards for each
general election. each of said boards
to consist of three judges and two
clerks. 1t shall be the duty of one of
said election boards to conduct the
election as provided by law and it
shall be the duty OF the other of said
boards when the polls are closed to
canvass the vote and perform the du-
ties required of election boards, and
the duties of the board conducting the
election shall cease when the polls are
closed and the board for canvassing
the vote enters upon its duties.
THE judges and clerks provided In
this act shall for their services at each
general election receive as compensa-
ton two dollars per day each.7
Senator Martin considered the adj
visibility of having the two boards
provided for in his bill work alternately
by shifts of few hours duration during
the time of the casting of the ballots
and during the counting, but he
found that would require an entire
change of the Australian ballot law.
This bill, if it becomes a law, will
relieve the election boards of working
from 20 to Sc hours, as was the case
at the last election in many cities"
said Senator Martin 1.-THE average
pay of judges and clerks of the cleo
ton in Fort Scott, for instance, was So.
This bill provides that the judges and
clerks shall receive 81 a day This
change will not materially increase the
cost of holding elections, but the
judges and clerks will receive 80 for
II hours work. When judges and
clerks work all day during the cast
ing of the ballots ana then all night
and perhaps part of the next day
counting the votes, they become ex-
hausted and they can not be as active
and wide awake toward the end of
their work. This law will allow old
men to compose the board which is
on duty during the day and for young
men to count the ballots"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-20
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

Behold the gentle lowing COW;
She giveth down her milk
That he who dilutes 1t for US
May buy a watered silk
For the adjoining of his wife
She hath a tasseled tall
Two eurving horns her head adofnss
They milk her in a pan.
She hath no rudder like a ship;
Her udder is a sack
Wherein the tactical juice is hid,
The farm boy breaks his back
A-miIl1ing her each night and morn
We have no wish to blk
The reader, but he really milks
So hard he strains her milk
She hath a knockHneed calf each spring
Her master takes it hence
And sells it to the butcher man;
Then nights. across the fence
She hangs her head and mOCs and mooss
And moOs and mOOs and moos!
We Kill her when she's old for beef
And use her hide for shoes
j. ". Lewis in Houston, Tex, Post
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-20

WANTED-GOOD STEADY MAN AS
hostler and general rustler in large gro
Gerry; wages 50 per week. Address No.
n, care Journal.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
HAIR OCH DER.

Regeringens SAX mot kott,
trusten har nu blifvit forelagd
Forenta Staternas hogsta dom
stol. Dokumenterna arc utarbe-
tade at generaladvekat Moody
hvilken sager sig kunna bevisa
att de stora slagteriegarne sam
mangaddat sig for att monopoli
sera handeln med kott i de olika
staterna.
President Roosevelt och inri-
kes mlnistern arc hogst tillfreds-
stallda med resultatet af under
sokningarne rorande de under
slef,som begatts med reger;ngs-
landet i Washington. Och medan
undersokningarne rorande land
kontorets operationer / namda
stat afvensa i Montana och Idaho
drifvas med kraft, ar Diet afven
meningen att kasta undersoknin
gems skarpa ljus Oliver andra stall,
len, och Diet pastas att presiden,
ten beordrat minister Hitchcock
att lata undersokningarne omfatta
ALA de vestliga staterna, der re,
geringsland fnnes
Det pastas att en- noggrann UNI
dersokning rorande landbedrage
rierna i vestra Nebraska komm;
att vidtagas. Speciella agente
hafva redan samlat tillracklig
bevis tor att EFT stort antal S. k
"straman" slagit sig ned pa no
mestead land for att verka sor
hemliga agenter for de stora be
skapsuppfodarne, och Diet pasta
att manga at dem som latit skrifv
sig for landet. icke hafva uppfyl
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
interview efter ankomsten til
Toxic pa foljande satt:

h"e~is'SW SilSi dDhOiuSlCH III
Toxic pa foljande satt:
Den tapperhet, som adagalagts
af den iapanska fottan, saknar
motstycke. Med den japanska och
dea ryska flottan forenade kunde
ingenting i verlden emotsta oss.
Vara soldater sakna uppfostran,
men Diet ar ej So med japane-
serna- Den tapperhet de japanska
soldaterna visat ar makalos. Def
synes vara skamligt att doda
sadana praktiga karlar.
Eft telegram till Neueste Mach
richten ] Berlin dateradt Mukden
den IL dennes, meddelar att den
japanska haren, som star midi
emet Kuropatkins skaror, fatt en-
forstarkning pa 68 kanoner belag-
ringsartilleri, som begagnats vid
Port Aathur, SAINT $4,000 man
infanteri, hvarigenom den japan
ska styrkan nu appgar till 3SS, 900
man med 1884 kanoner.
Eft icke dateradt telegram fran
Tasudyapu meddelar att EFT
iapanskt regemente den 10 dennes
XII. 2 pa morgonen oaktadt en-
ursinnig cid fran b~atterier och
gevar dref tillbaka nagra ryska
forposter, hvilka tranade pa fen,
den EFT maskeradt batteri och
tillato att rycka narmare, hvarpa
ryssarre piotsligt oppnade en-
mordande cid och anfollo samti-
digit japanesernas Tanker med
infanteri. Det japanska regementet
blef nastan alldeles till intetgjordt
och de qvarlefvande hydde i Wild
oordning lemnande hopar af doda
och sarade pa faltet. Ryssarne
forfoljde och intogo den japanska
stallningen den 10 dennes vid
middagstiden.
Skarmytslingar forekomma for
ofrigt dagligen. Japaneserna sagas
var mycket verksamma utefter
hela LINEN, och man vantar att
nagot ar i gorningen.
Den II dennes afreste general
Stossel med sin stab och omkring
500 officerare och man med sina
familjer fran Nagasaki till Odessa
med angaren Australasian.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
Mar fskarena ga i land.

Mar stormen gar Diver land och
och hat, ar Diet isynnerhet den
sega Observation-Disclosures pa Jut-
lands nordkust, som har kanning
at elementens raseri och valdsam
het. Da CALLER Diet for dem. som
arc ute till hats, att komma i land
och ofta ar Diet gripande scener.
som for Sskadarne i land, 6skare-
mas anhoriga, utspelas der ute i
branningarne.
Fran en- af de senaste storm.
ndtterna lemnar pastor Madsen i
Vorupor foEande skildring i Ii
steds Ants Tidende:
Iva batar hade redan kommit
in. Men tretton voro anna ute,
Eft par voro nara och hera sa.
gos ute i branningarne. ALA kom-
mo de for fulla segel eller full
motorkraft in mot lard.
Eft ogonblick och Diet var som
ON baten blef gripen at en- alls-
maktig hand och hvirflad rundt.
Batens besattning, fem man
slungades i sion.
Eft skri, EFT skarande jammer-
skri kom fran qvinnorna inne
land, och ALA ilade ned till stran.
den.
Ogonen spejade och raknade
En-, iva, tire kunde man Sc. De
lago och plaskade sa godt de
kunde ute i Diet iskalla vattnet.
Men de skulle iu vara fem.
10, der dok eft hufvud fran
bakom bsten. Eft raskt tag -
EFT otroligt behandigt hoppi den
tunga kladedragten, och den fer.
de satt uppe pa kolen. Eller
rattare, han lag pa kna pa baten.
uppatvanda valfning och holl sig
fast ! den breda kolen.
Men den femte! 10, der simmai
han ute.
En- AMMAN bat kom tillfalligtvi:
in ! delta 0gonblick.. Med Ell
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20

rask och klok manover vande der
till, styrde in bland de forolycka
de. rackte ire az dem en- tagands
och b~ogserade dem in till land
Under tiden hade raddningsbiter
bergat den fjerde pa kolen.
Men den femte?
Fran baten hade man rackt er
ara ut till honom. Men der
kunde han icke ma.
Med EFT sprang stortar sig err
urg fskare / vattnet och vadal
ut. sa att Diet gar honom till hal
sen.
Hvad will da den oforvagne?
Sa kastar han sig fran genom
sjo och skum och borjar simms
- framat -. utit - utan radd.
ningsbalte.
| ena handen haller han en- tag,
anda. Den hindrar nagos, men
framat gar Diet.
Sion kekar och skummar och
bryter sig Oliver de bada simman-
de, men de Marina sig dock hvar-
andra.
En- taaa full af gripande roman
tik. och likval en- verklig och nyk
ter verklighetsbi!d ward att
forevigas at en- mastares pensel.
M ha de matt hvarandra der
ute. Den unge raddaren racker
sin kamrat tagandan. vinkar med
handen, och sa halas bada i land.
De sista batarne slippa in-den
ena under yttersta fara och sa ar
Diet spannande dramat slut.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20

mordaren. hvilken utpekades al
Maddy. som hallit EFT oga pa no.
nom under he!a tiden. Mordaren
begaf sig fran Iowa till Court
street. och foljde deRna / nordlig
riktning. tills han kom till bakre
hornet at Peoples Clothing store,
der han vek in ] granden till ven
ster.. Da Royce kom dit hade
den okande forsvunnit, och Royce
kunde oaktadt nagot sokande ei
IA syn pa honom igen. Litet Sc
mare arresterades en- person vid
mann Smalley sasom misstankt
for mordet, men Diet befanns att
han ej hade Diet ringaste med sa-
ken att skaffa. hvarfor han frigafs
pafoljande dag.
Iva skott hade ahossats mot O
Brien, hvaraf Diet ena helt obetyd.
ligt rispat skinnet pa ena sidan
Det andra hade gait in vid venstra
skulderbladet och tagit en- rigt-
ming nedat SAINT passerat genom
eller st,ax forbi hjertat. Kulan
atertanns i brostet strax under
skinnet. / O'Briens fckor pa
trafades bland annat en- SO kali
bers revolver fullt laddad med
skarpa skett.
l mandags hollis at coronern
likbesigtning, till hvilken perso
ner, som Varit vittnen till mordet,
blifvit inkallade. Men mar NOR
darens utseende skulle beskrifvas,
stamde vittnesmalen ej alls Diver.
ems med hvarandra. Somliga pa
stodo att mordaren varit ikladd
en- lang Overlook, andra att han
endast haft en- kort rock pa sig,
och medan somliga pastodo att
han hade mustascher, voro andra
lika sakra pa att han var skagg-
los. Delta gor Diet naturligtvis
svart for polisen att ia en- saker
ledtrad. Juryn fallde Diet utslaget
att O'brien blifvit mordad af er
for juryn okand person.
Med O'Briens bortgang ur tider
lider samhallet ej nagon sardeles
stOr forlust. Han har varit in,
vecklad i hera inbrott, bland annat
i banker. och har atvenledes ut
tjenat strait for sina bedrifter .
Han arresterades har forlider
november manad och domdes till
en- manads fangelse for stold at en-
ytterrock.
Kop edra grocerier och ederl
kott hos Lsrson & Anderson, som
ar den basta platsen i staden.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-20
Sioux City,.

Den IL dennes klockan d pa
eftermiddagen begicks harstades
pa open gaia och iera PRISONERS
asyn EFT nytt mord, utan att NOR,
daren dock hittilis kunnat antraf-
fas. Den mordade var en- lila
kand person vid MANN ChasLafey,
alias Joseph O'Brien, hvilken
manga ganger och pa olika stallen
varit i rattvisans handler for
mangfaldiga brott. Den okande
mordaren antages vara en- kamrat
till O'Brien och af Stamina kaliber
som denne. Def antages vidare
att de bada brottslingarne lagt
planer att bega ragot skurkstreck
men blitvit oense och rakat i grail
dervid revolvern kom fran och
O'Beien fck slit banesar.
En- af vittnena till mordet ar
John Swift. 1870 Leech Street.
Han omtalar att han under gaen-
de pa Iowa street nara First st.
varseblef iva man i handgemang
pa trottoaren nara en byggnad,
som ~begagnas at gasbolaget som
upplagsplats. Da han befann
sig pa omkring EFT halt blocks
afstand fran dem. horde han EFT
skott, dervid en- af manner foil
omkull pa trottoaren. Den andre
sprang mellan nagra godsvagnar,
som stodo i narheten. Swift
och nagra forbigaende togo upp
den fallne och buro honom in !
gasbolagets byggnad, der han
genast ahed.
En- amman person vid HamnWm
Cosgrave. 2III East 4th street,
var afven vittne till merdet och
sager att mordaren sprang in
mellan vagnarne och forsvann.
Mahlon Davis, EFT annat vittne,
sager, att han sag m~ordareu. som
tycktes vara omkring rs ar gam
NAL. stoppa revolvern tillbaka i
fckan under Diet han a~aagsnade
sig.
VIM G. Maddy, vaktman for
gasbolaget, var sysselsatt vid EFT
manhole alldeles i narheten, da
han horde iva skott. Da han
vande sig ON, varsnade han O.
Brien ligga pa marker, medan
mordaren skyndade derifran och
passerade Maddy pa endast nsgra
fots afstand. Han sprang ei,men
tycktes hafva bradtom. Maddy
underrattade genast en- person vid
mann VIM Royce ON hvad som
f~orefallit, och hvad som forefalli,
och Royce telefonerade.ef ter poll
sen, hvaretter han satte ettel