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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

Sayior outghned sllclSaway In drive
Winning Hand and DelInoTs shoxsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
JOCKEY INJURED WHEN HORSE FALLS

Louisville. Oct. 4-B. Miller a Jockey who had
the mount on Dresden In the second race here
to-day, was badly injured when the horse fell His
skull was crushed and he bit his tongue IN half
He is in local hospital in a dangerous CONDITION..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

Fountain 70 ealoped IN 'front.' all the way
Dinra Ken stop. and hung on wei.
ETH RACE-HandoaD; Tor three-year-olas and u,
a. easily. Time. -.3ze5- Winner br h bv nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

a. he shook Ftsh H,wL 80 -
made up
$500 poor Won ols-rv z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

Bound Brook made mistakes came away csverv ar
good + -'' 1t iiee
I'd RAseiing for touryeaTds ana upvadi 5000 added
u ING -IHie 40 Winner, b. Verge 6'Or-Niobe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

.i.irned out. ana came away cleverly.
& -t.,. b1f go not L11J Is position.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Parents Jump From The Burning
Tenement House.
ONE p: DEAD OTHER ONE WILL DIE
Child That Was Abandoned to the
Flames Was Rescued by the Fire.
me" After Desperate Struggle
to Enter the Building.
ny Associalen pressl

TRENTON. y. j., March 2s.--At a
iire here in II tenement house on,
woman was killed and her husband
50 badly injured that il is feared h,
Will die Several other tenant
wer" more or less injured.
Samuel Siesel ana his wife lied
from heir rooms when they discover.
ed lie fire, abandoning their baby.
i'"tI ran 10 II third story window in
thc 'front.' OF their apartment ana
jumped To The street below. Thc wo
man was killed almost instantly. but
Sicgei was still alive when scnt 10
ne hospital. He cannot recover
The baby that was abandoned bv
tn" frcnzcd parents was rescued
from The building and lowered 10
HE street in safety.
y number Of the tenants threw
bed ticks on of their windows and!
lhrn jumped on them, receiving only
slight injuries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
TIMBER GOES UP IN SMOKE.
More Than 100000 Feet Destroyed
by Fire in Philadelphia.
tBy Associated press.)

d N'''''f
PHILADELPHIA. PA. March 2S.
Fiiiren acres of ground laid waste.
'2'oo','"o feei of mahogany. walnut.
spruce ana other valuable lumber Ia.
tally DESTROYED. and nearly half Il nil
lion dollars loss is thr net rrsul,
OF tn" Spectacular lire which last
hishi ana early today destroyed the
stcrk and lumber pianr Of j. Gibson
Mcllvainc & Co. the largest establish.
ment Of its KIM in INC uniied
States.
Furthermore. the loss of this lum-
Der will seriously hamper many large
building operations here aud else
where II is now believed that tha
hre may have hccn of inccn,Iinry
origin
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Drunkenness Charged.

Mr. Il"rc" charges McWad,. lair
consul general al canton. with gross
drunkenness upon :; public ocrasi.n
ne OPENING OF The tlmtnm.liankoM
railway. and lila, "n another pui,iir
""'asi'''. whii. 'h"isi"rnusly drunk. \
wien some on shouted "lnhrral. in
Ireland " MrWa'tr sw"r,. ANA wanirL
Other charges m;.Ir against lin,
w"r" imr OF interfering in th- Al
si'irs "l 'i'r Chimes. snv,rnmrni, pr
scouting IN american citizen for prr
poses "t revenge and cNarl:ug ii
''rs' block "f IL" stock from i com
liahy IN canton
i!r General opinion hai | found
expressed rcsar'ling McWai" through
"nl Chihi was thar he is notorinusls
corrupt. Says Mr. Pierce
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
OUTLAW SHOT DOWN.
Murphy, of vinita, |. r.. is Killed
While Resisting Arrest.
Especial 10 The Daily Press

Especial 10 The Daily prcSS.)
WASHINGTON. -. G., March 2S.--
Thomas Murphy, Of Vinita, |. r.,
was shot and killed yesterday after
noon by Policeman John Wilh.1.ly
while resisting arrest
Tie mans companion. who gives
his name as NJ j. Curtis of Council
Bluffs, Iowa. was arrested after dcs
peratc struggle with the officers.
II was at first stated that the men
were Two Of the trio Of WickIiffc In
dian outlaws from the Indian Terri
tory. whom posses have been chasing
for week. But Il dispatch from vi.
nita, !. r.. says that Murphy was Il
.laiher and left that town several
months ago and that the Indians are
still in the hills.
The officers attempted TO arrest the
men as suspicious characters. Curtis
surrendered after desperate strmg.
gle Murphy tried To shoot OFFICER
Wilhcrly and was killed by The off.
GER
Curtis said he and Murphy came
here searching for land. Each car
ried a rcovver and two other rcvol.
Vers We're found in the house in which
they laye lived for three days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
KNOX PICKS FLAWS
N lA5 nate BILL !.
AsIule Lawyer ID The Senate Says
The Measure as Pending
Is Unconstitutional.
DEMANDS COURT review CLAUSE
l''ma", IN It's forcefn Manner, Ia
diets Another Railroad on the
Charge of Discrimination as to
Freight Rates Santa fs noIds Up
Tie Great Southwest.
fBv Associated Press ,

VAS llNGTON. y. g.. March % -
Wli"ii the Senate mel today Mr.. Lodge
offered an amendment Ia The railroad
hi making il applyyi0 lie Philippines
Tor he transportation Of oil
Mr.. Daniel presented an amend.
'h"nt 10 The same hill. making rail.
roads liable for damage To employees.
Mr. Tilman presented his daily
complaint OF discrimination hy rail
road companies. The complaint in
nus instance was against The kannw-
iia ana Michigan railroad ana and .hs
Locking Valley road in West Viz
Slhia' which. II was declared. had pre-.
vented HE dcvclnpmcnt OF other mines
man their own
TilInan After Pass Users.
me resolution prcscnie, Yesterday
ealing upon he Interstate commcrc,,
commission for information relative
To Tree transportation, including Tick.
els issued To ncwspancrs I'm my fn
ADVERTISING, was passed without oppo-
Siiion.
The rate bin was then taken m
when MIR. Knox pa, making his
iirst set speech opposed the measure.
nave no hesitation said Mr. n
hnoS. in saying that Il bill drawn
'lRoha he theory that the orders of.tlet
COMMITTEES shall be final nnl unas.
suitable In the courts would he uncon.
stitntiOnal."
Pending Measure Condemned.
MI Knox bestowed warm nrase
ip"n ne men who prepared the mend.
ing hill. but he said he was sincerely
convinced that MS It now stands ..it
utterly fails 10 accomplish their bene.
'iclai PURPOSES. and, indeed wholly
defeats Them =
The conclusion seems inevitable"
ne said. that unless some special
method ri procedure Is provided FIR
III the act which will afford To n
carrier the right to have an order OF
me commission reviewed and dealt
WIN ny the courts no effective remedy
is available"
Santa Fe Holds Up Town.
me conference report on the bill
ior me settlement Of the affairs Of
me i've civilized tribes was taken M
ana during the course Of it's consider
alton Mr.. Tillman read n letter from
L correspondent at Edmund II,
saving that wilhstunding the plucu
is only pa miles from the mines IN
mat territory. the Atchison. Topeka
AMI Sante Fe railway insists on
bringing coal from Colorado I'm order
to get The long haul with The result
that The citizens OF the town arc cotn.
pcll"d 10 pay IS Il ton for bitnninous
coal
Something Will Be DOING
ana III THIS connection he said that
y '"n"rese did MOI take some stems 10
prevent railroad control he would not
Undertake 10 say what would hapnci.
~, he added. There he another
am hrariin coal strike in mi;i.wintcr
when thirty or forty millions of peo.
pie are concerned. there is sure 10 10
doing''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Horton Taken Away.

Deputy Sheriff Walters. Of Wake
county, ~ G., left yesterday with
louis Horton. charged with abdnc-
ton. and Mrs. Rosa Perry. the young
woman who is alleged to have been
abducted. In yesterdays issue OF th,,
Daily Press an inadvcrtcnt error was
made in the statement that Horizons
wife was Walters wife's sister Tile
statement should have read thai IIor.
tons wife was Mrs. Perry's sister.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
House Rules Chained.

WASHINGTON. D. G., March IS. ~
Tie House today. by Il vote of l69 70
l,9. adopted a rule reported by Mr..
lhlZell. from the committee ON rnlas.
preventing HE intervention OF poinls
or order III the consitlcrai ion Of the
legislative. executive and judicial an.
preparation bill. and except the see.
non applying Ia ''oli age making
II IN order 10 restore any provisions
which have gone ont on mints of
order
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
A Motley Crowd.

One hundred ana eighteen Greeks,
Poles. Sl;'vs. lInngari;ins anI repre-
scniaIirrs of several other llurnnran
countries were hnnrhcd nj The Chrsa.
neakc Y ollin railroad station yes.
lrrday afternoon waiting Inr the ives,
hound train. They LEI, Tor Chicago
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
New Ierseu East shin

hoCkLAND. ME-. March 2S.
The new batlcsliip New Jersey today
developed Il maximum speed OF 10 IS
Knots per hour. The mean OF five
runs was II o. knobs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Cooley Crew Aboard

The British steamship Iran. which
arrived IN port from New York yes.
terday' has a cooiey crew aboard. The
vessel is being guarded in Tie usual
manner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
MANY ships in HARMON,

Seventeen lmrges. eleven schooncrs
ana three steamers are now in pnrl
awaiting carsnrs OF coal There ara
also several vessels in port Tor grain
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
|BULGAR|ANS SLAIN
IN A KNIFE BATTLE
Six Bodies Are Found In Aa Old
House Nuli|atGd As Result
Of Fierce Fight
r'cIons AND VICTIMS KILLED
Father aud Son Among the Dead
Cold 10 the Value Of many ,una
reds Of Dollars Besides the Bodies.
Religious GmbIsms in the Roo,o--
Drayman Furnishes Clue.
lBy Aasn,.iatnI rrcss. J

tl5y Associated l'rcSs.)
MINNEAPOLIS. lNlI. March IS
SIN murdered rilslri,ns we're fond
to-day IN an old house in Tenth avo.
nnc. south. ana The police are llnyrr.
lain how or when thc murders were
committed although The evidence
lhns Tar secured indicates thai the
ni"n We're killed during Il iight lc.
tween twelve iulsnriins VIII, had
rented the house"
The police arc convinced thai roll
berry was not In" cause of All lie
murders as considerable money was
found on The hndicS 1ltey also scout
The idea OF any secret society with
motives at revenge. The dead nr,.
said To be:
NICOl-O DlMirRI.
kIltl.E DlMIrRl.
ACME KAROSI
kFltSTAN YOVkO.
UNItA NAu DAnA.
iAAkON i.tPANI
-Four OF the bodies horribly cut ana
@lashed with knives we're fonnh fl
4, rcun on ibn secona .sonr ,,,syt X,
tho cellar wcrn iiyo -, ~, iii il. r.. r.,
'hroats cut. Near the bodies we're
found five large noviA .n;ya. 49,,
n hatcher
All of the Victims you,o ,,a,
The Dimitris were evidently fatEr..
/, ,..,,,,oI. ,.
~. on. '
,o,,o.s 81 ,,,.aa,
found IT, ia rnnn, ,,,a. ,,.....',.'.t
lay
The nationality of lilo men was 10.
trrmined by Rev Boskowicz n,s,,r ar
u Greek church. who ren1 IN, lct.
lers found in Tie house III. ron,d
HE papers n dischary,. fran,
The Turkish army BELONGING. ia Am.
Knronl
Orayman Furnishes a Clue
*. Miilinbor.. dtoymop SAYS
that Monday afternoon six men ask.
cd him Ia take six packages from IN,
house To The union station ON mr..
irving al thu. house H.. fu,nd 1hcr.
were twelve packages ana after some
hagsling about The price h. ,onli
tiiom To The station. y youn. man
rode on The wagon While th, five
other men walked From The infor-
riation they have ob,ainec The police
be licve The murders were committed
,av morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
Mccall Gave the Money.

In he summer OF 1901. MIR. Cnrnc.
Illus \. bliss. who was the treasurer
OF The Republican national commit.
te" called upon Mr.. Perkins at Tie
office Of J. IT, Morgan Il Co. ur
which Mr.. Perkins was IL member and
informed hln that Mir. John A. Mc-
Call. tIr late president uf The New
York Life Insurance. Company, had
promised hat the company would
r"nIrihnic To Tho national campaign
innd HE sum OF $ar.uon or as nmci III
Il'at sum as Mr.. i.liss might Iini
necessary.
Mr.. Perkins confirmed this state
iil'ht AMI said he had asked Mr.. Bliss
!" call an' I hat Il" was prepared 10
make payment Of S5O,U0O Ia the cam,
Ii;'isn fund. Afterwards. by success
i've payments. $IS,a0O was paid nv
MIR. Perkins from Ills own resources
t" Mr. Bliss for the campaign fund :"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
NNEWPORT NEWS, va. THURSDAY MARCH 20 1906

he for the hencft OF the company"
When the matter was presented 10
Justice Grcenbanm for argument Mir.
Delaliehi, Alr Perkins counsel III
his statement said:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29

coat loaded Win an lnaammable
Cargo Destroyed Aner Reaching
Port-she Was One Of The Laross,
Ships Of Her Kind Afoat.


LONDON. March 2S-A dispatch to
floyds from Yokkaichi. Japan. states
! lat fire has started on the Stand.
ard Oil Conlpany's bark Daylight
Which arrived ther" from New York
IN March 18Th will Il full cargo Of
oil. The crew when The dispatch was
sent were en,Iravoring Ia sink the
vessel in order to extingnish th"
flames.
The bark Daylight is one Of III
largest sailing vessels alloaI. She Is
OF 3,59a tons net register ana is com
mandch 1Iy Captain Nickrrson. She
sailed from New York on August lS.h
and The voyage was one Of the long
csi on record
Nothing had been heard from the
Daylight from The time SHE sailed
from New York until her arrival al
Yokkaichi. About one week before
the vessel arrived there she was
posted ii The Maritime Exchange as
overdue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-29
THE WEATHER.

Rain Thursday; FRI
lay fair, except rain II.
.G;itiieast port;on:
orthesst winds.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
Eobber RevoLutionists.
MAGOCn DISAPPOINTED
Nebraskan Wanted to Be Governor Of
Cuba-Shaw in No Hurry
to Quit.

Washington. ID. C.. oct. 5.-Governor
Masoon today following a conference
With President Roosevelt set at rest all
conflicting reports about his plans by
announcing he will not become COVER
nor of Cuba, but will go to the Philip
pines.
1t is known that he was anxious ia
20 to Cuba and as recently as yester-
day hoped that would be the decision.
Until the matter was settled between
him and the president it was generally
believed he would go to Cuba, especi-
silly in case American occupation
should last a considerable time.
Governor Magoon aid on his way to
SAN Francisco he would stop III Lincoln
ana Omaha for as long a visit as pos
sihle with his old Nebraska friends.
Reports Of cabinet reorganization are
revived today one saying shaw will
leave February l ana be followed as
secretary by Chas. II. Keep l2ow as
sistant secretary and that General
Moody viii soon retire, nevertheless
Iowans here are confident Shaw is not
Soon TO retire ana present opinion is
that reports about his retirement are
Unauthorized
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
JAPANESE BANK
ROBBED AT FRISCO
Manager Of the institution Is Killed
and 5000 in Gold Is Taken

san Francisco. Cal. oct. 1.-Two
robbers entered the Kimmon ginko. a
Japanese bank. also known rs the Col
den bank. 1888 O'Farrel street. yester-
day III noon and after fatally beating
:. trallata. the manager of the bank.
and seriously injuring A.. Sakake, a
clerk. with a piece of gas pipe. escaped
with $1,000 in gold. Manager trakata
died two hours afterwards from his in
%iuries. UraSata was acting as teller
OF the bank.
.Aiter striking down their victims the
robbers dragged them into a poorly
lighted room in the rear of the bank.
There the PROSTATE forms of the men
were found later. The unconscious
mcn were iying in a pool of blood that
streamcd from their wounds, and near
by was = piece Of gas pipe. a foot in
length.
Chief OF Police Oman soon had de-
tailed on the case every available de-
tectivc ard policeman in the city. He
advanced tnc theory that the obbers
are the same men who recently killed
Pfcitzner and Fried. merchants, in their
stores III this city.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
INSANE VIEW PICTURE
OF SAVIOUR AS CURE
Stained Glass Window in Asylum
Chapel Intended to Coneen-
trate Thouuht,

Norristown, Pa, oct. 5.-In the rem
ovated chapel of the state hospital for
the insane. in which services are now
being held for the first time in several
months, the hundreds of patients
viewed for the first time the beautiful
stained glass window whercon is do
picted the figure OF Christ. Ii was
presented to the institution literally
with the hope that many of the in
mates would thus be led to the paths
Of reason.
The idea of its siver was that the
picture. by fixing the attention of tho
inmates, while tho services were pro-
ceedinG, would aid them in ccnccntra-
zion.
The figure typihcs the saying of Je-
sus: "liehoid. /. stand at the door and
knock" Expression OF the face is tnc
of patient pleading.
Service Sunday was conducted ny
tho Rev. L. +. Pfatteichcr, pastor OF
the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
the Trinity. II The patients were in
charge of the acting resident pllysi-
clan, DE-. 6 W. McCaiferIy. whose pro-
deccsscr. the late Dr. -. y. Richards
son. for many years chief resident, ac-
ceptcd tn gift from the Rev. William
Soamans. a missionary, with the hope
of its being OF great mental benefit to
the patients.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
DOWIE TO a
4 SURPRISE TO ZION
9iscrcditcd Apostle. Who Appealed for
Aims to Get Him to Mexico,
Chances Mind.

Chicago. oct IN few hours bofore
the time of his intended departure for
t~irNico, John Alexander Dowie today
decided Ia lcrnain in zion City ind,ii-
uitely.
Thc sudden change of plans caused
great surprise in zion City. where it
lad been M only reported that Dowia
WAS Eoin% away to make y final effort
10 regain his health.
john y. Lewis. one of Dowie's closest
friends. a,'n1unccd that powie's healthy
Is much better than it has been III sew
cral weeks.
Dowic made his last pathetic appear
for money To his former followers SUM-
Hay afternoon. %IIaggard and weak. tho
old man leaned upon the arm of his
wheel chair, while he pleaded for funds
to carry him comfortably to Ocotian,
Mex. where he hoped to regain his lost
health.
The spectacle of the sick mnn-prob-
nbly dying whose eloquence in the
past had brought the dollars from the
pockets of the faithful. begging for
money To pay his personal eXrensesa
brought pity To those who no longer
believed in his teachings. Among tho
struggling group of curious who had
gathered about the Shiloh house to hear
his address were those who had long
ago left the flock but responded to his
call once more.
II Just want to borrow the money!
he said. as the tears poured down his
cheeks. am coming back here Well
and nearly once more and ] will re-
pay everything. i'ut | must get to
Mexico. | must go In n private car
and tina. costs money. Unless YOU help
me you Will regret it," And the old
man leaned forward in his chair and
closed his eyes from sheer exhaustion.
Last evening considerable money still
WAS needed To pay the expenses of tho
car
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
RADICAL SUGGESTION
To Take Newspapers Out of the Mail,
as Far as Pos
ibie.

New York, oct. 4-lmportant chanSosi
IN the laws governing the handling of
uecond class mail matter We're recon-
incnded IN a statement by Jolm NJ.
Hubbard. assistant postmaster ut Chi;
ago which was read today tn the pos
tal commission. which is investigating,
That subjeat in this city.
Hubbard's statement argued that a.
self-sustaining rate OF second classl
.natter would remove The deficit in the
p%ostofIice department and enable con-
;;rcss To Increase the pay of deserving,
amployes. cltapon the cost of admin
tstcrine the department, and make the
press independent of the department.
Carrying of the bulk of the matter
outside Of the mails would rcsuit in
on immense saving To the department,
and it is thought publishers can make
better terms with me transportation
companies than with the department.
1T was said the cost of handling un-l
routed mail IS II cents per hundred,
and of routed mail much more.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
WOMEN FIGHT MoRMoMs.
Working for Recollection Of Senator
Dubois. of Idaho.

Boise city, ldaho, oct. Airs. j.
l'ielendeiier' "i ERE. "a, VINO ~ cam
palSnlng Idaho. advocating me rc-c'ec-
tloll OF senator FREDERICK i. DUBOIS,
says she Is mere as u r~epresehtat-Ne on
the omen 5 BOARD "i MISSIONS OF inc
trespNteritn church, because mat So
ciety prlieNcs 'he peSt way 70 nsht the
Mormon VhuIch ~ 10 ROD IL OIL It's po-
ilt!eal poWe'-
Mrs. lJleieiderier also represents the
inlcrieioihiha ional 'ouncli OF Women.
ma IN her polillcal speeches. Throughout
the state she appeals TO women to vote
ne 'ciAoCIa'ic ti,ke' IN "eiel'se or their
homes. she - nelhs greeted Win large
crowds ana Wli remain mere until near
tHne Tor the election.
iiliiafily We "re mere TO llght Nor
in"i''ain. 81. N,rS. '''Fieiieiler we
are drawn INTO this political campaign
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
R r DO NOT
MOVE SLAV JUDGES
Survivors of Ficndish Slaughter Arc
Punished by imprisonment
EriuhtfuI Atrocities.

Khcrson. oct. 4-Nincty-seven peas
ants were tried mere on the charge OF
having devastated the estate of NJ.
ikrivoshcin formerly minister of rail-
roads. ~Sixty-threc were sentenced to
imprisonment. while thirty-four were
acquitted.
The trial brought out a recital of
the horrible atrocities committed by
authorities upon the ccused. The
ichicf of the district. accompanied by
a detachment of Cossacis, reached the
ESTATE soon after the devastation. All
the peasants On the ground were 40
once gathered III. No Investigation
was made. The chief invited priests
to administer the last sacrament TO
the persons and then ordered the Co.'S
sacks to beat them all to death. The
biltchcry lasted for four hours. INVENT
ty-three peasants were killed and 1855
were mutila'ed. The Cossacks, then
thoroughly tired out, compelled the
peasants to continue the logging, and
men had to beat their own brothers.,
sons and fathers. The victims OF his
slaughter were innocent, those really
guilty having escaped by flight.
In spite of these revelations thet
court found sentences as related
above.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
BANKER WHD FINED FOR
JAZZ las SAVING PLAN
eourdain Starts Gathers
Checks" System to AID

Chicago. oct. 5.-Louis \. G~ourdain.
the eccentric f%nancier. who was 50 de-
terlnilei TO serve q prison sentence ut
Joliet thai he announced he would
Guild himself 4 dungeon cell just out
ridc the state institution. is tran. citing
business again along new lines through
the Imperial bank, at Ia Jachsoa DoIle-
ward.
Gourdain is confined to hi apart
.ncnts at the auditorium AuaeX by
sickness. Frederick Lindquist who
rev plans for the penitentafg. has
,Ged him for $1,000 damage neeause
iourdain refused 10 accept Inc plans.
Now Gouldain j. waiting ion invest
3rs in his new Cashiers che Say
,ngs system. 1t IS understood, however.
that the bank issues wha; 1T terms
cashiers checks, drawing I pfr cent.
interest. These are offered in amy
amount, ranging from 81 to $4,000.