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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
AWFUL CRIME OF FARMER
Tennessee Man Murders wife and
Four chiIdren Before He
Commits Suicide.

KNOXVILLE Tenn. Oct. lS.-Chalburn
Mintobth aged 80 years, and one of the
most prominent farmers of Cooke county
today murdered his wife and four children
fatally injured two other children and then
spaannit tedF suicide, by seuttinE his throat.
Il he tragedy was enacted at the Mintooth
home near Newport. Tenn,
II is believed Mintooth became suddenly
insane. IAN axe was used, for the deadly
work. TIE children were Drained and death
must have been instantaneous. Two chill
dfen who were, stEl alive at 10 o'clock this
morning cannot Hive. their skulls having
Seen crushed. Its regarded as miraculous
that tisey,t too. did not die instantly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
FATAL STREET CAR ACCIDENT
One Nan Dead and Twelve Injured
When Car Leaves the
Track

LOS ANGELES. Oct 13-W. NJ. Barrett,
electrician, As years old was killed and
twelve other persons seriously injured, four
of whom will probably die. today when a
street car plunged down a steep Fill at
Macy and Pleasant streets at terrific speed
and dashed into a telegraph pole. One of
the car platforms, crowded with men and
women was ripped off and the car turned
over.
List Of fatally injured
Two men. names not given, both uncon-
scious and fatally hurt; one had head badly
crushed and the others spine was frac-
tured.
y. Heurstramer; will probably die.
Pete Duarte will probably die.
There We're forty-four passengers on the
car, most Of them laboring people. A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Laces and Embroideries.

Just NOW when one is beginning to think
Of Christmas work, we are showing dainty,
valencietines laces. both in real and imita.
ton. foH, handkerchief and collar and cuff
maknR.%i .f9'
Laces for fancy apr6ns for oiIshionss in.
fact. aBkinds Of holiday work Aslsrge
range o. prices. Very fine narrow Swiss
insertlngs for collar ands cum making, to
be combined with valeueiepnes+ lace Ask
to see Our real linen inserting for this pur-
pose. "..t W. - ....tf.
Plain and fancy hemstitched embroidery
for collars and cuffs requires rs yards
for SET
Main floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

A woInan's wardrobe will not be COM
plete unless she has three or four Dressing
Sacques. Just now we have an extra good
stock of values made from neat patterns
in an artistic manner, and they ut prop
erly. They are made in such way that
you will. feel proud of one.
Pretty Dressing sacques of hannelette,
Persian patterns.
Dainty Dressing sscques of swansdown,
fitted style. sass.
New Dressing Sacques of eiderdown, col
ors' red and green, made with high or low
collar. 8
1t will please us to have you see them il
only for a look. OIL.
PRICES FROM 75C TO $3.50 EACH. --
Second Floor. iP M
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
RUN ON A CANADIAN BANK
Manager OF Montreal Branch tn Pay
Out Money Until DepositOrs
Arc satisfied.

MONTREAL. Oct 13.-A heavy run on
the Montreal branch of the Ontario bank
developed today as "a result of the publioa-
ton Yesterday of the fact that the bank
was alleged to be in difficulties and that
arrangements had been made by the Bank
of Montreal td\take over it's business. De
positors, however, were paid in full, and
r. n. King. the local manager, when asked
for a statement on the situation. said
I'VE opened this morning usual and.
as you see. we are doing big business. !
have no instructions from Toronto other
than to continue business as usual and We
shall pay our deposltors whatever they de-
mand until they are perfectly satisfied"
The Bank Of Montreal q is announced.
will act merely as liquidator of the Ontario
bank. The total assets of the bank are
said to be. in round figures, about sl7,0J0O00,
while the total liabilities are slS000,0O0 A
large part of the assets however, take the
form of mortgages and other securities
which have year or more TO run, 1t is
doubtful whether the stockholders of the
bank will get more than 25 or 30 cents for
their stock. The president of the bank, IN
circular issued today, says;
THE difficulties Of the bank have been
occasioned by the wrongful and unauthor-
lied stock operations of the general mana
ger only recently discovered" The losses
of the institution are 81, 10000.
TORONTO, Ont, Oct. l3.-There was a
slight run today on the Ontario bank
which kept up until the bank closed al
noon. There was no disorder, however
the announcement made when the doors
opened that the Bank of Montreal had as
sumed all liabilities having a quieting ef-
fnc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

Dobler, Anton s. Giseli Davenport; A. j.
McFall, Keokuk; Frank Roth, Waterloo;
j. j. Hawthorne, Kinwood; Dan McSwig-
gan and II. f. Trainor, Cedar Rapids.
M f. Powell has been appointed post
master at Giiead. Thayer county, Ncb.,
vice r. c. Powell, deceased.
Civil service examinations for an cleo
trcian to fill a vacancy in tile quarter
masters department at large, at Fort D..
a. Russell, Wyo, at salary of $1,000 per
annum, will be held at the following places
on November IA: Nebraska-Omaha, Lin
coin and Grand Island. Iowa-SiouX City,
Ames, Des Moines, Dubuque, Fort Madison,
Iowa City and Mason City South Dakota
Aberdeen, Deadwood Sioux Falls and
WATERFOWL. Wyoming-Cheyenne Laramie
and Sheridan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

''ruinous conditions" at, the Portland MIL
in Colorado City. g..
The outcome of his suit is of the utmost
Importance to mining men all over the
west, from the fact that it is brought to
determine whether or not a stockhodei,
under the laws of Colorado, has the right
to go into and examine a mine slmultart-
ously with the examination OF the books
and the records Of the company involved.
Mr. Burns says he will appeal the case to
the supreme coourt Of the United states IL
necessary to obtain the end sought
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Important News Of High Grade
Underwear. 81

WOMEN's SILK UNION SUITS. -,
Not often do we speak Of these garments.
1t Will be to your interest to read OF them
even If you are not ready to buy. These
Union. Suits are made from the finest OF
silk fit and finish is absolutely perfect
(it almost like your skim Coming from
one OF the best makers, we feel sure in
saying that one of these garments will
outwear three of the ordinary. This fact,
coupled with great comfort in wearing silk,
should be an Involvement
Women's medium weight Union Suits,
high neck. long sleeves, ankle length, open
across chest, colors flesh or white; a beau
tiful garment for those who cannot wear
WOOL sizes 4. 8 and 6. $3.50 per suit; size L.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Women's Outer Garments.
SUPERB SHOWING.

:, - SUPERB SHOWING.
THE NEWEST, THE BEST THE MOST
STYLISH GARMENTS
3 Are always to be seen in our Model Cloak
Department. Our great regular stocks are
always OF important interest to women
everywhere. Every garment rightly in
keeping with the invarlabe Thompson,
Belden & Co.'S standard quality, and
marked at a price based on modest
profit. The display welcomes you, IL only
for u glimpse Of the new styles.
New and Stylish Suits, prices from $3.50
to 5000 each.
The Seasons Newest Coats, 5000 to $500
each
Second floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

feIdt! Sacrifice hits: Jones, Sheckafo, f1fi'.
ker, ,Ruelbach. Stolen bases: Dougherty,
to Evers to Killing. Struck out: BY Ruel-
bach, /; by Pfeister, :: by Walsh. s.; by
Overall, 5. First base on balls; on Ruel-
overall. /; off White. 2. Wild pitehes:
Walsh. overall. Hit with BALI, Chance,
Donohue. Time: $40. Umpiresi john
stone and OLoughlin.
-s seattle Makes an Offer.
SEATTLE, Wash. Oct. 13.--Seattle has
offered $3.50 for the deciding game or
the Chicago series for the worlds cham,
pionship. No answer has been received
from President Hermann
New Orleans Also wants II.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. ia cash
offer of $4,000 for the last game of the
series between the Chicago American and
National League Base Ball clubs, should
q seventh game. be necessary, was made
tonight by New Orleans base ball enthu-
siasts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Adjusting Southern Strike.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Whlle the
strike of the International Association of
Machinists in the shops of the Southern
railway has not been settled, it is re-
garded as likely that final adjustment of
the differences will be reached early next
week, an adjustment that will be satisfac-
tory to both the railway and the strikers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
MERGER SUIT TESTIMONY
Counsel for 81. Lohis Company sub
a. mits History OF Concern
fAt a 10 Court

- St. LOUIS. Oct iS.--The hearing of the
governments custer suit against the Ter
nainal Railroad association was resumed
this morning, and l.. M. Watts, counsel
for the Terminal, submitted data he had
COUPLED since yesterdays session With re-
spect to the corporate existence OF the, as
ISOLATION. This was done by consent in
order 10 save time that would be spent I'm
securing the sznte Information from wit.
nessss. s.. So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Robe Blankets for Bath Robes

Is This is the first mention we make OF
these this season, but we are now pre-
pared, tos supply you with just the color.
you want. ssTt
One blanket makes a bath robe for lady
or gentleman. -s
X Imported robe blankets reversible, at
$50, sl75, 500, s9.25, $3.50, s275, $780, 1926
s35 and $500.
Finest wool robe blankets reversible, at
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and 1918 each.
Robe blankets for children. Csc. 49,. d,
Cord and tassels to match, soc per set. Z
Blanket store, west basement 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
SWITZERLAND MAKES REPORT
San Domingo Rebels Refuse to Lay
Down Arms and Fighting
VIII Continue.

WASHINGTON Oct. 1S.-The following
cablegram was received at the Navy de-
partmcnt from Commander Switzerland
dated at Monte Cristi, Santo Domingo, to-
day:
! regret TO inform you that revolutionary
leaders at the last moment refused to stand
by the articles of agreement for the SUR
render. The revolutionary leaders have
massed forces of about 800 men al a dir
lance Of fifteen miles and demand the most
Domingo has directed the renewal OF hos
tilties
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
The New Chiffon Spot Proof
Broadcloth Has Made a Great
Hit This Season.

The teason why this display of New
Chiffon Broadcloth is attracting such an
unusual amount of attention is not far 10
seek; seeing is believing. A visit to this
departmcn and we will show you the most
Beautiful collection of new autumn shades
ever shown in this city. This class of
dress goods is simply without equal-in
other words, dress elegance itself. All the
new autumn shades, s. so; spot proof black,
$3.50, 800, $3.50 and $500 a yard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Display of New Millinery.

INCLUDING STYLES FOR THE COM
ING HORSE SHOW. FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 18TH. s,'
ThereSis always a pleasure in viewing
things where the surrOahdinss are 81, ar
tistic and assortments4 complete This dis
play offers such an opportunity which we
are sure WIN be appreciated by the count
less number of women who recognize
Thompson .Belden a GO. as their author
ity. and who appreciate the truly artistic
In womens headwear.
We are striving to have women In
Omaha ASSOCIATE thts department with their
needs a. 80 o.. 80
second, Ao6r ~ ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Cotton Blankets.
STRONGLY EMPHASIZE
SHOWING IN THIS LINE.

WE STRONGLY EhPHASlHE OUR
SHOWING IN THIS LINE.
The fact that we. are carrying the finest
line of Wool Blankets IN the city does not
follow that we are not factors in the Cot
ton Blanket business.
Cotton Blankets, in good, serviceable
quality. made of good, clean cotton, single
bed size. at CSC and 75c a pair; double bed
size at SOC. 500, S1.1O. s1.25 and sl.65 pair
Extra large double bed size at $i.25, $3.50
and s. 60 "A pair,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

llength. open across chest or down front,
color fesh-$s.OO each.
women's heavyweight All Silk Union
Suits, high neck, long sleeves ankle length.
color flesh. open across chest or down
'front.' the most beautiful garment we have
in stock-Si0.50 a. suft-Main Floor y. (,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Basement Lace Special.

Monday morning in the basement lace
section we place on sale hundreds of yards
Of valencennes 'laces, from q to 2 inches
in widthy These are laces you would will
ingly pay &c to l5c q yard for. The pat
terms are pretty just what you will need
for fancy aprons or other Christmas work
l|r here early and you will have lrst
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Mn

Second inning, National-Evers
Walsh to Dononue. King walled
base on balls. Reulbach sacrificed,
to Donohue. Hoffman struck out
thrown out, Sullivan to Donohue, a
van dropped the ball No runs.
Ihiff aiming, iAnlerican-lsbell do'
left field Davis doubled into the ri
crowd. scoring Isbell. Pfeister was
Iutedifor Reulbach Robe struck o.
ohuoT$ nit by pitched ball bail. Ds
ker missed "a double play by throw
To firs.g Davis and Dougherty accoi
double stan ssG,ns on two TIVE 'I rS
Third inning MISUNDERSTANDING r.
Schultz welt 10 second on Davis W
the crowd on an easy bounder. T.:
grounded out, Davis to- Donohue,
going to third. Steinfeldt out, 5I&
Donohue. No runs. Nationals, 81
Fourth inning, American--w Walsh
Hahn hunted, forcing Walsh az
Steinfeldt to Tinker Jones single
Hahn going to second. lsbell do
the third time, scoring Hahn. JoI
to third. Davis doubled to left
Jones and 1sbel. overall then
Pfeist4r Robe walked. Donohu Il
into the left field crowd, scoring =
Hohe going to third. Dougherty
Schultz and Robe tried to score fry
but was doubled up schute.to EVers 10
Fourth Inning, National--Tinker went to
second on a wild throw by Robe into the
S WAY b Sais o' King f famed. Tinker and
Evers worked a double steal Overall
strpek out, Tinker -scored on. wild pitch PIT cs
shecRard famed. One run Americans I;
Fifth inning, Americanzsulliyan out,
Tinker to Chance. Walsh famed Hahn
flied to Schultz. No runs:
Fifth inning, National--Schulte pop fouled
to sullivan. Chance doubled 10 right; lsbel,
making a great try for II. Steinfeldt' fled
out 70 Jones, Tinker out Davis to Don
ohue. Nd runs. Americana. Z; Nationals, Z
Sixth inning, Neutrality-suspicious. struck OUT.
Ishell doubled past first base, the ball going
to the crowd. Davis out. Evers TO Chance
lsbeii going 10 third. Robe singled "a
right scoring Isbef1' Robe went to second
on avid pitch Donohue out, Overall to
sixth inning, National-Evera ont, Davis
to Donohue. Killing went out the same way
Davis to. Donohue. Overall walked. So
did Hoffman. Sheckard singled 20 Robe
who threw to, second, but too late to gel
Hoffman. Schultz doubled over Jones
chance out; sisbell to Ddf,ohue. Two runs
Amsricans, 8; Nationals. 6,
ssfot9 o "ips suGs1 aed 20 ETers
Walsh famed. NO runs. =" ''N
Seventh inning, National >-SteiBfeldt dou
Ssa TO me ed ea cTS% o S Ss n Mssh T Mn
ker fooled to Donohue. Evers out, Davii
to Donohue ststnssEd,.. mSstns to StallFa
Killing out, Robe to Donohue. No runs
Americans, 8; Nationals, 6.
Eighth, inning. American-Hshn Med Il
Hoffman. Jones popped foul 70 Stein
feldt. Isbell famed. NosruRs<s
out on a. fast grounder 10 ponohue, Hon
man famed ShecEard was tsafe on Isbelt
tumble. s6chulte sinaied to Davis am
Dcnohuess return throw 10 third No runs
Ninth innnR, American-Davis flied Il
sheckart Robe beat out pupe to lett
going to;feeond. DousheftX struck out, n
Nt...,, ..,,i.., NS.,to,al c,haa.. ala -,
to Hahn. stsinfeldt ouI, Robe TO .popohlSg
Tinker walked Moran batted for Evers
Moran forced Tinker Davis TO Isbeli Find
score; Amerteansss; Nsaopals.fS. . 49,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

adhered to and carried out. AS provisional
governor | shall exercise the powers and
perform the duties provided for by the
third article of the appendix to the consti-
tuition OF Cuba for the preservation OF Gu.
ban Independence and the protection Of life
and property. As Is consistent with tho
attachments of these ends l shall seek to
bring about the restoration of the ordinary
agencies and methods of government uuder
the other and general provisions of the
Cuban constitution. All the provisions of
the constitution and laws which for the
tlme being would be inconsistent with the
exercise OF the powers provided for by the
thlrd article OF the appendix must b.
provisions of the constitution and laws con-
tinue in full force and effect,
Factions stiII at Outs.
CIENFUEGOS, Oct. 13.-Consul General
Steinharts endeavors to settle local diff
1culties and reconcile the hostile factions
have not yet borne much fruit. The lib
erals continue to demand the removal of
all the police and would be glad to have
the mayor of the city ousted also. The
amnestying of all persons connected with
the murder of Congressman Villuendas
last year is serving to quiet the bad feel
ings that have prevailed. The volunteers
instead OF turning in all their guns, have
concealed some and buried others
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.--The War de-
partment today received a telegram from
Brigadier General Bell commanding the
troops in Cuba, requesting that all mail
intended for soldiers now on duty in Cuba
be addressed to Havana, Cuba from which
place the military authorities will dis
tribute 1t.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
ROYAL STOCK SHOW CLOSES
Parade SATURDAY Afternoon I~~t
Feature OF Biz Exhibit a.

KANSAS, CITY. Oct IA parade this
afternoon staths sock SardS al The prize
winuing cattla, herEes. sheen coats and
nogs closed the elshth annual Regal Live
Stock chow Tie iuasias and qwardieg oI
prizes als ,Sssd. Yesterday IA is
eStanaisdAth ~ f~ssuEs asNS 4t,thav.i
tbs si.y,, g..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Patterns.

We are agents for one of the best pat
terms in America. The Mccall Bazaar Pat
terms, prices 1oc and l5c each, none higher.
Ask to see McCalrs Magazine, only SOC for
"a whole year. including free pattern.
, North basement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Dressing Sacquess

choice from great. big assortment at per
yard-5(N "'~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

NI,OO HeWHrU.
Five hundred dollars reward will be
paid by the relatives OF the late Her-
bert @. Burke for information lead
ing to arrest and conviction Of the
parties who killed him at or near
Florence Pumping Station, sunday
evening, october 2, 1905. Address
George Burke Company, South Omaha,
Neb.
This, with John steers $500 and the
county's $500, makes $500 reward
otfered for the murderer of Burke.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
sample of Rumors.

AS an example of the clues furnished the
police by well-meaning but excited citizens
who hope to assist the police in discovering
the murderer of Miss Rummelhart, an in
stance may be cited which occurred Friday
evening, much to the annoyance and dis
gust of all the parties concerned A tcle-
phone call was received at the police sta
ton reporting that a young white girl had
been insulted by a negro near the corner
of Fortieth and Leavenworth streets and
requesting the immediate assistance of the
police. The patrol wagon, filled to It's ca
pacity with officers. departed hurriedly for
the scene and found the girl who had been
the victim of the alleged assault She
pointed out her assaiant, who was stand
ing on the opposite corner mildly interested
in the proceedings. The man proved to be
a good-natured Irish coal HEAVIER who was
waiting for a load of coal to arrive and
whose countenance was plentifnlly be-
sprinkled with coal dust. The officers did
not tarry longer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
tLUE To WOMAN'S SLAYER
Tip in Possession Of Folios Good Enough
to Keep Dark.
SOMEONE RESIDING NEAR FATAL SPOT
chief Is Satisfied Miss RummeIhRrt's
Murderer Lives In vicinity
of Crime-Friends In
crease Reward.
$1,000 REWARD

This reward Will be paid for evidences
leading TO the arrest ana conviction
OF the person or persons who MUIR
dered Josephine Rummelhart in the
city of Omaha on the night Of sat-
urday, october 9. 1906. The fact that
the victim of this brutal murder was
poor working woman without rich
or influential friends has prompted
the OFFER of this reward, for which
the following contributions are pledged:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

months. This is not a bank.
That is the secret of success recon-
ihender by Thompson, Belden & Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Investigate This.

Visit the Customers Deposit Account De-
partment on the balcony. Deposit as much
or as little as you please. Have your pur-
chases in this store charged against your
n deposit Make your money work
as you have worked for your
per cent interest paid every three
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
crowd onde"onstratiNe'

The crowd was interested but undemon-
strative. Within a few minutes the party
had boarded the Louisiana and was re
ceived with a secretarys palute of seven
teen guns. The Louisiana, the Virginia
and the New Jersey were slow In getting
under way. When they left their an,
chorsges, where they had been familiar
objects for three weeks. the harbor ap,
peared comparatively deserted.
The Louisiana passed out OF tile hsr
Dor laundering a salute of twenty ION,
guns to the Cuban flag flying at its mait
mast, with its white-clad crew mannins
the rails, and the band playing the Cubai
national hymn. The salute was returne,
by the Cahanas fortress.
Before leaving Havana Secretary Tai
issued a decree that army supplies anC
the personal effects Of -officere and mel
of the army and navy and marine corp,
and OF civil employees of the provisional
government brought 10 Cuba from IN,
United states should be admitted free o
duty.
In his proclamation Governor Maso
srid.
wfe rtlfcN de6lare ud he as urirce
s.N,H by Secretary Iaft viii be strictl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
Five Scalp wounds.


Miss McCheane was going home, when
some brute struck her on the head with
Glib He hit her five times. making five
ugly gashes in her scalp. Evidently some
one appeared at about the time of the as
sa1lt and frightened the brute away be-
fore he had accomplished his purpose. Her
purse was not taken.
Chief Donahue believes the man who
struck Miss McCheane is the same person
who murdered Miss Rummeihart. The
chief is also of the opinion the man is a
degenerate and that he had laid in wait
for his victim for many nights, watching
his chance to catch her with no witnesses
on the street to interrupt him The fact
that both Miss Rummelhart and Miss Nc
Cheane were struck by clubs and that
both were assaulted in the same neigh
borhood has convinced the chief beyond
any doubt one fiend committed both deeds
and that he is at this time somewhere in
the vicinity of his crimes. His position is
further strengthened by the fact that nu-
mcrous complaints have beeh received from
this neighborhood regarding someone look
ing into windows and committing acts suf-
ficiently immoral as to shock the neighbor-
hood. No description, however has been
given of the fend. and for that reason the
police have been up against hard PROPOSE
ton
Personal friends of Miss Rummelhart
have added $500 to the reward offered for
her slayer. This brings the reward nearly
to $1,000.