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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-22
TWO RECENT STRIKES
ON MANHATTAN GROUND
Indian Camp and Stray Dog
Groups Show Up Some
Rich Ore.

L. NJ. Sullivan and Peter Grant
president and treasurer respectively
of the L. M. Sullivan Trust com
pany of Goldfeld, passed through
Salt Lake Wednesday enroute to
Goldfeld from their former home
in Portland. The Sullivan Trust
company has been one of the most
great boom at Goldfeld and Manbat-
tan. it is TO their credit that they have
made good in every instance to their
customers scattered throughout the
length and breadth of the land. The
Sullivan promotions have been sue"
cessful, and the company is doing a
great work in making Nevada aud her
mines familiar household terms all
through the Nation.
Both gentlemen are anxious to get
back to their desks and take up the
reins where they laid them down about
two weeks ago. Mr.. Sullivan stated
to Tho Tribune Wednesday afternoon
that he had just received word from
the Goldfeld Office which would be Of
interest TO many Salt Lake stockholders
in the Manhattan promotions Of the
company. This word is of special in
terest as IL comes from Ed Hoffman,
formerly the efficient superintendent
of the Carisa company of Tintic. This
MbIu "dS W tuc tHeCb luSI Inc original
Indian Camp ledge has been encoun-
tered in the main shaft Of the Indian
Camp company at depth of $50 feet,
This ledge showed upon the surface
and strikes northeast and southwest,
dipping so degrees to the west The
bottom of the shaft is all in ore, the
rock being chalcopyrite and carrying
gold. On the Stray Dog on the $50
foot level the management had struck
nino inches of $500 ore on the hanging
wall, and two feet of Sl5 to $50 ore
on the foot wall. The average for
three feet is above $500 per ton, Con-
sultlng Engineer John D. Campbell ad-
vises the Immediate installation of a
five.drill compressor to search the deep
est levels of these mines.
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AN ORDINANCE.


An ordnance levsins tax and providing
Tot tnc assessment OF property within the
oiStrlct oounded on the north hy Fifto South
street on the west oy the gravity sewer.
on the south by Ninth South street and on
me EAST by Nintn East street, IN sewer dis
tricts NOS and ?. for the construction OF
sewers
BE 1t ordained by lbe City Council Of Salt
Lake city, Utah;
Section j. That the City Council does here
by levy the tax and provide for the assess
ment OF the same upon the property herein
after described In lots /. o. S, and 8, block
30; i, 2. j. 4, ), 8, I and 8, block Sc; l. g.
8. and =: block ~. Plat a. l. .. 3, a..
., b, Z and 8, block Il, I. 2. 3, 4, o. 6, Z
and 5, block 22, L. ., 9. 4, >, 6. and s.
block ., |, 2. 8, 4, .. 6. and g. block 20
], 2. 5. 4. 0. s. { aud s. block %; l. 2, g.
6. and S. block s; l. 2. 3. 4, :. 6. and
g. block 10: l, ., 3, I. g. 6. aud s. block
10; l, 2 3, 4, D, s, and 9, block "a 1, -
3, 4. s, 6. and s. block H. /, 2 g. T.
and S. block 25; l, 2, 5. 8, g. Z and 8,
block s; 1, g. 3, 4, 8, g. and g. block L; ;
/, g 3, 4. g. 6, aud s, block Il T. 9 g.
5. s, and S. block 26. I. T. g. A. g. g. :?
block %. 1, 2. 3. 4, s, 6, 7 and S, block Is
l. 2 g. l. g. S. aud g. block 2T: 2 10 "a
Inclusive. block g. Woodmansee's subdivision
of block l. 9 g. and s. block IA; 4 and 3
block * 9 8 4 and s block 2s, . ?
5. S, and s block 4: j TO a. inclusive
block |; ] to 81 inclusive block . Ehriob' s
subdiyisIon of block 3; 4 6 and &
block s. plat r. abutIine on both Sides of
second Fast street berwcen E'Iftb south
and Sixtb south streets: on both aides of
Third East srreet hc,ween Fiffh South ,rd
seventh South street: on both sides of Fourth
East street hetwcep Fifth South md rIobrb
south strcnt. on both sIdoe ~ Eirth Eng,
street hetween FIFTH South and N,nth som,H
etroets. nm both s,dns NJ sIYtb En,t s,rees
hatno,n Eif,b eou3b and N,r,h snuIh ,,ras,s,,
on both sides OF Seventh East street between
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HIT PAY DIRT.
tkers Register Success at Round
Mountain District.

he Great Western claim of the
Western company's rich placer
{ was discovered last week and
n worked at a considerable pro.
?. The claim was leased some
o to W, Mont Ferry, 0. A. Tib~
Id associates of Salt Lake City.
asst week the property had only
orked as a ledge lease; an in
wing. been put down 103 feet
vein and over $50 tons of a
ede of milling orc has been ex-
during the course Of this work.
sments have already been made
this through the Moore and
IN mill, says the Round Noun
ugget.
ast couple of weeks was spent by
ngle, the superintendent, pros
the claim for placer dirt, and
been so succ essful that drv
has been installed and a crew
put TO work The first day and
with only four men working,
ces WAS cleaned up. tins means
$500 as the placer runs around
the ounce. The pay gravel is
extensive as on the Sunnvside
ombinatiop. But will pay hand
profits for some time to come.
on the ledge is to be pushed; the
IS to be sunk deeper and drift
mmenced. The claim is in about
ist location in the district, stu.
as 1T IS, between the Sunnyside
pink properties, and is undoubt-
y the same ledge as these two
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TWO BIG SHIPMENTS.
Goldheld Companies Are About Ready
to Market Resources.

Two mines of Golddeld are pilinS up their
high grade ore 10 make million dollar shin.
ment, and il will be guess until the ore
If hnolly placed aboard the cars as to which
VIII be the hrst 20 break the world s record,
says the Godhed News. Two diferent
banks sre used for storing and guarding this
ore Tho grent piles Of sacks against The
further walls OF these institutions no longer
create comment, unless, perhaps, it be q
stranger whose curiosity is aroused at the
piles Of ore sacks which resemble a -four
mill. The mines which arc in this unique
race are the Hayes Nonnette and tho Frances,
Mohawk, both working leases on the marvel
Gus Mohawk; and judging from the ore ex-
posed in toe banks, each has the better part
or carload already on hand, and shin.
neut cannot be far off.
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q SINK upon
D BLACK LEDGE
kentucky Company Is Pre-
ring to Work Famous
Phoebe Vein.
/ SALT LAKERS
INTERESTED IN COMPANY
ut Facilities Bring This
at Tonnage Into a Com
mercial Shape.

the local organizations operat-
vada properties. few have done
snerous work without letting go
sound regarding their opera
han the Ohio-Kentucky com.
This company is composed of
ant Salt Lake and Eastern tai
leir properties are situated in
,che region, and of late there
n quite an active attempt made
circles to pick up this stock
mpany has no desire to boost
took, however. and have let go
of their holdings, yet this stock
d for as high as So lately in this
The company IS capitalized for
shares.
Ohio Kentucky company is max
dy to start active operations up
Independent property at Pioche,
Iective point being the famed old
nd-Ely black ledge, which cuts
b this property. In the early
his ledge was opened as far down
1,200-foot level, but owing to
,nditions then prevailing these
esources could not be handled at
It, There Is. therefore, Known TO
10 feet of this vein which can be
ted and marketed with railroad
les by the present owners.
S the intention TO go still deeper
this resource. and the Ohio~Keu-
management soon will be driving
naft from the l,2o0-foot level to
500. The company has no doubt
hat this vein will show a decided
vement in that extent of new
for the past experience has
an Improvement in this ledge
epth For the first time, also, the
AZ will disturb the resources
from the 1200foot level TO the
! Some of this ore is extremely
silver and lead. while its zine
are greatly in demand in East
rkets. The black ledge will pro-
iany years work and remunera-
come for this company, lis ex-
shipping and milling grades of
ing well.known and appreciated
and Eastern circles.
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NEVADA HILLS ORE
my Has just Sont the Sixteenth
Car to the Smelters.

Nevada Hills company on wednosdav
the returns from the last car OF ore
u IN the local market. While nono
ofhcia Is desired 70 divulgc the amount,
en- for this car. IL was stated tha,
1e OF tho same would compare favor
!th that which has been coming
us remarkable property. Two add,
'srs OF ore sro being brought 70 IN.
nelters snd these should arrive az
Other shipments ore either await.
,Spor,ation a. the mine or the shin.
int.
ne 18th or the present month the
car Of ore was handed over 70 the
company By this Fsirview comp,nv.
cars OF ore containing az rich a
OF rock as any Nevada company
ng 10 market is splendid record
Nevada Hills or any other compnny
ore wss extracted during the first
rms OF the company's history. The
situated in a new camp. sixty miles
railroad, and teams were among fine
articles next To water in oll that
II Is record OF which the oficiaIs
ery reason 10 be proud, and il is
Jay that the stockholders are greatly
=. with both tho property and tho
10 which IL j. being handled.
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The Lagoon Road

Salt Lake and Ogden Railway.
Simon Bamberser, President and General
Manager.
Time Table in effect September 4, 1906;
Leave LAYTON For SALT LAKE. I
and lo;l5 m. 3'45. and 7:A5 P, IN
Every day eSocp, Sunday, Special Train
for Stochyards leaves Salt Lake At 1880 A.
IN. aud a:do p m, Returning lesTo ysrds'
NJ q m. and u. M.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
Ore Shipments

Tao Pioneer sampler released the follow
ing number OF cars OF orc Wednesday: Alta
z; ophir, - Tintic, 2: Idaho. /,
Thc Taylor q pruniop sampler released
tn" following: Tintic, o. Nevada, 3; Colo
rodo, 3.
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10, l. the south 1ao feet Of lot c block 4

lot l, the south 40 feet OF lot {, block 4.
plat "B"
Fronting on Glenn avenue.
The north 140 feet OF lot ?, all of lots and
4, the south 40 feet OF lot 4. the north 1io
feet OF lot 1. all OF lots and 5, The south
llO feet of LOT c. block u. plat "B. Salt
Lake City survey. as the same are shown
upon The official plats OF said city 10 depth
OF twenty-five (25) feet back from said
streets. and to collect Soid tax.
Section 2 Said tax shall become and be
delinquent so six 81 equal iustsllments, as
follows, to-wit: Ono-sIIth thereof shall be-
come and be delinquent one month after tho
approval OF this ordinance; one-siGth thereof
in one year after such approval; one-siNth
thereof in two years after such approval;
oue-sixth thereof IN three years after such
approval; one-ESth thereof in four years al
ter such approval, and oue-sNth thereof IN
five years after such approval Each and
every ins,allment OF said tax except the 6rst
shall draw interest at the rate OF six per
cent per annum from date OF levy until de-
llpoueut and each and every iCstol llmcnt OF
said tax shall besr interest at the rate Of
oeht per cent per snuum from aud after
It's date OF delinquency.
Section 3. This ordinance shall lake effect
upon approval.
Passed by tho City Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah. November IL. i906, and referred
10 the Mayor for his approval
J. r. MORETON. Cty Recorder,
Approved this 18th day of November. la06.
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor,
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Ore and Bullion.

re and bullion receipts for Wodpss.
en- by Mccormick & Co, were az
Ore, $4,000; bullion, s5s,o00;
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The Metal Market.

Tho metal quotations for Wednesday. posted
ny McCorntck @ CO. were as follows. Silver
II "a cenla Lead. s3.75; coppcr. 2I5i CENTS
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ssu Francisco Mining Stocks.

San FRANCISCO. Nov 21-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
we're 81 fol)ow..
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State Of Utah. City aud County OF salt Lake

--sE.
l. j. b. Moreton. City Recorder of Salt
Lake City. Utah do hereby certify that the
copy OF au ordinance entitled. An ordinance
levyIDg tax aud providing FOR the Ussess
meut OF property wlthiu the district bounded
on the north by Fifth South street, the
west by the gravity saver. on the south by
Ninth South street. and on Tho east hy Ninth
East street. ip sewer districts Nos. l and ,,
for the construction of sewers" passed by
the City Council Of Salt Lake City, Utnh
November J2. 1905, and approved by tho
Mayor. November 15 1905, as appears OF rec
ord In my Office.
In witness whereof 1 have hcreunto set
my hand and affixed tine corporate seal OF
said city this ltth day Of November. inns.
J. r. M0REToN, City Recorder,
tScal)
Bill No, li1,
Sewer Extension No. 1So. clSiS
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Nevadas in San Francisco.

James 4. Pollock Co furnish the follow.
ing San Francisco stock quotations, received
o7er their private wire.
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UTAH'S
MOST
POPULAR
ROAD
Current Time Table.
DEPART DAILY.

Saves 500 miles TO Los Angeles.
New route to Bullfrog
J. II. BURTNER, Dist. Pass, Agt.,
l6o s. Main St. Phones 1886.
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Fronting on Second East street:
All Of lots l and s, block IS; the north 5c5
feet of lot !, block IS plat n"
Fronting on Third East street:
All Of lots ! and g. block 10, plat "A - the
north 3OS feet Of lof L. block H. plat "E
Fronting on Fourth East street:
All OF lots l. aud s. the south 14o feet
of lot g. block S; the north 3o5 feet OF lot 4.
Fronting on Fifth East street:
The north lao 10 feet Of lot l. all of lot s.
Froutins on Fifth South street:
The east 3o5 feet OF lot ), block So. plat
Fronting on Sixth South street,
All OF lots and 4. block sc; ali Of lot .,
block 70, plat "A.
Fronting on seventh South street:
All Of lots and :! block 81; oil of lots
Fronting on Eighth South street:
An Of lots and 4, block q all Of iot 5.
block 6. plat p"
Fronting on Ninth South street:
All of lots l and :. block s, plat B, salt
SEWER ~ MIDDLE OF STREET
District No. ~
Fronting on Fifth East street:
The north l25 feet OF LOT 2; al nj lots 4
10 20 inclusive. block 2, Ehrich's subdivision
Of block >, plat b
The north 125 feet OF lot |. all of lots q
TO 81. inclusive. block .. Ehrichs subdi-
vision OF block 5; the north 125 feet OF lot
Ehrichs subdivision OF block ;, plat "B.
Fronting on Sixth East street;
The north i25 feet OF lot i. oil of lots q
10 81. inclusive. block ]. Ehrich'n subd-
vision Of block .; tho north los feet of lot 20,
all OF lots 81 TO IS. Inclusive. Hollisters sub
division oi block a. all Of lot 4, The south llo
feet OF lot ,, block !, plat 'B.'
Fronting Green street:
The north l05 feet Of LOT .. all OF lots l
IA g, inclusive: HOLSTERS subdivision of
block 4; all OF lot 4. the south 10 feet OF lot
s. all of lots to Il. inclusive the south
feet OF lot l, Connors subdivision OF block
4, oil OF lot 8, the north 1i0 feet OF lot 1,
block 4, plat ''B.
Fronting on Seventh East street:
All OF lots end s. the north 10 feet OF
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rIontlns on o'hlo couln slreei
All OF lot ., the wegt t40 feet OF lot ],
block &c; the west sos feet of lot 6. block 10,
plat "A" all Of lots / and 2, block 90:
all of lots I. .. and 4. block 2S, all of lots
and 2, block "A; all OF lots /. .. and 4
block 25i aIl OF lots 1 and 2 block 70; al
8. s, I and 8, block 2i; all OF lots and 6.
block 20; all OF lots ., G. and s. block 10;
all OF lots and 6. block Is; all OF lots ., g.
I and S. block IL; all OF lots 8 and t. block
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Peasants
STONE GERMAN JUDGE
lily 10 Rescue Old Woman Doc,
tor Sent to Prison for
Malpractice,

BERLIN, April 4.
There Was a riot in the District Court
at KeInpfcn today, when ,Iosepha Wolff. q
woman wonder doctor, "a years OF age,
was sentenced to six weeks Imprlson-
mcnt. y
She had earned large sums OF money by
her quack practice, and the peasants hid
unlimited faith in her powers. Recently,
two patients sustained lifelong injuries
from her treatment, and when the cases
we're reported to the Public Prosecutor he
took action.
The court was crowded With believers
In Tile old woman, who attended TO give
evidence Of the cures she had erected IN
their " cases, and hundreds of people
waited outside for the verdict,
When sentence was passed the court
Was stor,ned 1by the crowd, who attempted
to rescue Wolff, They stoned the judge
as he left tho building, smashed the Win
dowa. and had II stubborn fight with the
police, who made some arrests.
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EN0CH ARDEN
DIES AT W|FE'S FEET
Tale Mat She Remarked Dur
ing His Absence Has Fatal
Result.
HAD DE RT ED HER
PARIS, April

5Sn's t I. ESlaSA PARIS, April y
An Enocli 4Ardan5tragedy came to light
here yesterday morning when JACQUES
.Brisset returned after three years abb
scnce, and .onilcarning from his wife that
She had remarked fell dead at her feet.
Brissct ran away to Belgium with a
music-hall singer three years ago. lie.
took with him $500 Of his employers
money, and left his %penn!less wife the
burden OF supporting two children.
About osshe.;wasstnrorme that
her husbnnl had boon fosrdadead,ssswitli
his throat Gilt, on the Belgian frontier,
nearELille, and her neutrality-suspicious.
other papers wore handed to her.1
Soon nftcrWard M. County, q lneigllbor.
asked her to be Ills wife, and they were
married and lived happily together.
While M.TCourty WINS away from, nome
Yesterday there, was a knock at the door
Nine. County went to see who was there,
and found Il pale, thin man with ha If al.
most white.
Before she. could ask what he wanted he
fell down i.0n!tthis knees and asked her
pardon. In Fbe&ilderment the woman asked
what there was5afor: pardon. and he then
told her thu f, he was Brisset,, her !h',s-
band.
He said that his life with the, music
hall singer had been most unhappy. and
that soon after leaving home lie had
fallen into the hands Of thieves, who
robbed him Of his last penny. For the
last two days he had eaten nothing.
Nine. County gave him food, and while
he was eating related the history Of the
last two years. When she came to tho
account Of her marriage Brisset gave q
conclusive start and fell dead at her feet.
Nine. County, who had unwittingly
committed blgamy, Will go through the
marriage service Il second time With NJ.
County after they have both attended
Brissct's funeral.
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KING EDWARD SNUBS
THE SERy|AN RULER
Will Visit Prince Nicholas Of
Montenegro and ignore Alex
andcr's Successor,
BELGRADE. April !

- Fl. -.
The announcement that King Edward
contemplatcs visiting Prince Niclolaa or
Montenegro ut Bar during his Mcdlterra-
mean cruise is regarded here as unmls-
taxable evidence that Great Britain has
not the slightest Intention OF Iesuming
diplomatic relations with Scrria.
King Edward and Prince Nicholas OF
Montenegro are on The friendllest foot
Ing possible. Prince Nicholas second son,
Prince Mirko, frequently visited Ills Ma
jes,y during his stay at Marlcnbad last
year, anl The Crown Prince Dnnilo VAS
recently a guest at buckingham Palace.
SorvIa has long since laid aside all as.
piratiUns to similar flvOrs for Ter royal
family, and she would be more than con
,ent to see ~ representative Of Great Brit
ain at belgrade, but all steps to render
this possible arc STEADILY met With oppo-
sition in the highest quarter.
There is u good deal of maleNolent re-
loicing In the press comments on lrllcc
Nicholas preponderant position as the
recognized leader OF tho millions Of SERBS
in the Balkan Peninsula.
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APPEALS
FOR AID TO jews.
Millionaircs Subscribe $3.50.
600 for Experiments With
Balloon for War Purposes.

BERLIN, April !.
The Kaiser has turned his attention to
aerial navigation, With special references
TO war,
Ills Majesty has bcel, spurred to this
effort by the announcement that the
French Government has adopted q navt-
sablo airship, invented by NJ, Juliet, y
French engineer, for use In war BY tho
French army. The Emperor feels strongly
lhat Germany ought not 10 las behind III
this respect, aud probably owing TO the
diniculty lie might cXpcricncp IN persuade
Ing TIM RelchstaG to vote sufficient fund.-
for the purpose, lie decided TO optalt
money Icy private subscriptions,
lie therefore appealed To the patriotism
OF four Jewish millionaires.who are prom.
u!cnt in the commercial life of Berlin,
and between them they have Subscribed
$50, 600 10 form a company 10 carry oul
the experiments necessary 10 ascertain
which type Of airohip is most suitable fot
military purposes,
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DEATH ENDSCA
OF NOTED Mine Owner.
l}isked Fortune to Back Opinion
and Struck Gold While On
lockers Snccred.
PICTURESQUE ECU RE,

MELBOURNE, April q
The death IS announced of George Lam
cell. the Bendigo mine owner.
Thc death Of Dir. Lansell removes one
or tho most picturesque figures IN the
history OF Australian mining.
Mr.. Lanscll wns the chief owner OF the
most important mines at Bendigo. the
chief centre Of quartz mining in Victoria.
BY his courage and faith In the future
or the Bcndigo field Mr.. LanscH at one
period in It's history prevented the hcld
from being practically abandoned.
The gold in the shallower workings had
been exhausted, and alltthc experiments
In sinking deeper were failures.
"You must so deeper still." said hlr.
I~.anscll, and risked the whole OF his ior-
tune TO justify his opinion. !.
The workings reached a depth beyond
which gold had never been found IN All
straIIa. Mr.. I4anscll held on confidently.
Jcsts and Multiplying sympathy passed
by him UNDECIDED. Down. down, Vent hls
miners till nearly a mile below the sur
face of the earth they found the rich
gold bearing quartz.
rhcn It was found that Mr.. Lansell had
tecn provident AZ wcllIas lucky lie Hau
hoiight controlling Interests In mostS?f
Tho mines tina were then being woE PEN
IL n ha%lf-hoarted fashion, but W HlienS
proved ycritablc bonaIlzas at oTee
adepths.. #53aS fia& .11St1a I,
Ar. Lanscll's pluck made him. VI IN NIL
f@iionairc, and tho hero OF the 10000 people
who get their living in the prosperous
city OF Bendiso.
one OF his peclIiaritics was the fact
that he never countcnanced the lntrodtc-
ton or outside capital. as was soSlargely
done in the West Australian mines.
AZ n consequence the wealth. OF the
Ecnulgo mines was locally distributed,
and their shares a V never even been
quoted on the London market.
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.tclllpts Suicide,
April 3

VIENNA. April Z,
a sensational love tragedy is reported
from tho Austrian naval station at Pola,
Herr Schloss, a tradcsman in the town.
suspected his Wife Of inndellty, and TO put
his opinion to the test, told her that he
Was going away on business for Il few
days. lie returned home unexpectedly the
same evening. saying he had missed
lis train, and found his wife alone, But
utter retiring for tho night he heard a
knock at the front door, and going down
stairs, found Lieutenant Kohler. whom lie
had suspected, outside.
There was II violent alteration, and
when Frau Schloss took part against her
husband lie struck her In the face, Tho
lieutenant tllcreupon drew his sword and
attacked Herr Schloss so ~furiously that
he had to escape by jumping out OF the
iivst door window, injuring himself Sc
ycrely.
Ills wlfo and ller lover went to the lleu-
tenants quarters. In which early III the
morning several shots were heard. When
tie door was burst open, It was found that
Lieutenant Kohler had shot tho woman
dead. and had wounded, himself. severely
in an attempt IN take his own life,