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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-02-17
TOWN OF GRAND MARAlS
Township 81, Range East.

Il. Ma Thew, VIZ of VIZ, se4 .............. 1904 p
Jaun Jannooski, und.% eE of nw14, VIZ
of neg Observation-Disclosures. 10 1904
Chris murphy, swA of neA ............... IA 1904
-. same und.H ma of nei4 II 1904
Chae j. Johnson und.M se1s of mex $500. IA 1904
r. Mayhem, net4 of nw4, nw?4 of neA.... Is 1904 =
Martel AneQuet Jr. acres of 81 Of sell of
swA o....... ..:::.: IS 1904
Cook County State Bank. eH of SEX of
swA, except So acres. .................. is 1904
Chas r. Ba ker. und. IA of sw}4 of sw14 %. Is 1904
Chris Murphy, und: Is 81 OF NJ 10 1904
T. NJ. Helinski, ,uud,14 fri. swI ........ Is 1904
nwh of ne14.: 10 1904 l:
same. VIZ of sea sW34 of neA ......... 10 1904
Grand Marals Dock Co.. lot H.. ........ % 1904
H. MaYhaW, md x lot 1901
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-02-17
Township IS, Range 4 West.

.Chas.s III. :Bakef, und. 1-l2 n =.
Milwaukee, Ver.I. & L. CO., If ! e11.. nwk
81 nw. ct sw \. :=s. &. s. 3.
North American Iron Co. und. 3o-72W5l
fMtlWauke Yer. 3. e To-, zsw!1 Il, IS y of
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished BY Van schaiek q Co.. No wan strestl
Bio Assed.l BID. Asked
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

sr.s conditions would prevail for the balance OF
p ',prPryBLIc IRON AND sTEEI.-The directors
= ~ Republic Iron ana Steel Company viii meet
= -, losser part OF this rncnth 20 faIze action on
-.,sends The regular quarterly dividend of IA.
- .snt viii be declared on the preferred stoclr
- ~ is expected that a disbursement OF about 2
- - csnt win be made 20 stockholders on deferred
p-,1onts which amount % about 10 per cent The
x5-,nbIc Iron ana Steel Company has something
-, q ODaOOO loaned out in Wan Street. which IN
otev that Il has more actual working capital than
q rsaIy needs.
,-TW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TEL, f.
,,pAPH.-At a special meeting OF the stockholders
. =. New England Telephone ana Telegraph
II vas voted increase the capital stock
s---, 100000 TO s5OOcOcoo.
T~Tv PRICES HIGHER.-A sharp advance was
-aea IN the price OF tin in the London market
I..a.v. also IN the local market The advance
-,q ~ cents a pound, while in London the
s,ca vas equivalent 20 SIS a ton for spot, and
,,,,,,, moro for futures. Il Is understood that
~ !. a great scarcity OF tin abroad
t.S-Tr~ACO & EASTERN TLLINOIS.-Or3cers Of
-, CT5icago & Eastern Illinois Railroad express
=. - n.I,eg that the next semi-annual dividend will
- .e regular per cent ana one-half Of per cent
.rtrs 10 make up the fun DIVIDEND on tne common
rtoek Of 10 per cent
-.p|1NGs-The Missouri Pacific Railway includ-
- ,be Central Branch. has regained all OF the
-, losses IN earnings made earlier in the fiscal
- and the company Is row about 100000 ahead
=. ,se corresponding period OF the preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
rnRR MARKET TRADING.

The market for outside securities was duh and
,-1sqrlsr. Opening prices showed slight recess
cons but this was subsequently, followed by q
r+-o7Q tone under slightly more activity After
-, the market began TO drop through sheer
-o.+bv rather than any special pressure The
--,-rInal feature was Chicago Subway. which, un-
- -1ore extensive trading. ran UP nearly points.
S,s a sli4ht later reaction. Standard OH was
- sct,ve al recession Of about points. Maclay
.,r,r,on was strong. at a substantial advance.
Fs,blehen Steel issues were firm international
sslt reacted about a point Manhattan Transit
-.s steady International Mercantile Marine was
sovn a point from the last bid TaKameter was
..,- n for the first time at a slight advance In
tbe mining group United Copper was of more than
. mint; Boston Copper was firm; Greene Consoli-
Safed after early strength, reacted slightly.
crapby was Irregular. but with firm undertone.
Irtsh Copper improved u Gold Hin and Union
ysre steady Tennessee. after early gain Of a
mint. reacted IL. Nevada Consolidated was up
& Bonds were 6rm but inactive
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Financial Meetings.

Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Company
Pittsburgh. Pa April 80 1905.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the Stock
ana Bond holders of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 8
Chicago Railway Company will be held office OF
the Company in the City OF Pittsburgh on "wednesday
May 10th 1906 u O'Clock for the purpose eectng
three Directors in place OF like number whose term
expires that day. ], B. UPHAM. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
AM. STEEL & WIRE CO. STATEMENT.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[Ry Telegraph % The Tribune.

[By Telegraph to The Tribune
Chicago, May THE wheat market plunged and
jumped about to-day IN altogether irresponsible
way for which there was nothing to account but
the susceptibility connected with the narrow limits
OF the trade. At the close May wheat was hc and
July Nc lower than on Saturday. The entire as
pect Of the corn market changed in the last half
hour of the session. Offering OF May and July by
some OF the leaders disintegrated the previous bull
structure, which quietly collapsed. Yet the close
was 3kc lower and July nc TO 5sc lower for the day.
oats were also unchanged for May, July and Sep
tenber Provisions got enough support TO make
e,ood some Of the recent losses. Pork up from
nc 20 121kc: lard and ribs, each NC.
Early in the session wheat was fractionally high
er but the trading was small and slow. May adj
vanced on trifing buying and when July also went
up the offerings were sufficient to stop the rising
tendency. There was uneasiness over the probable
results OF frosts, but no serious damage was
ported. Local receipts were eight cars, with four
cars estimated for tomorrow. May az the close
was sOKc and July 7Sc, showing hc decline in the
one and nc in the other There no outside
demand for the grain by millers.
The corn market was firm and higher at the start
with a good general demand IN evidence, and light
offerings There were reports OF damage by
frost Toward the close there was considerable
pressure and prices weakened some Local receipts
were 14s cars. with 1ss estimated for to-mOF-
row. Shipments hence were $4,000 bushels May
closed at 4s9sc TO 4S%c July at $3.50 September
at 455sc TO 45a4c.
The market for oats was quiet without much
change in price. Leading longs had plenty OF May
for sale, which kept prices steady. The sample
market was unchanged. Local receipts were 1s5
cars with 2S5 cars estimated for tomorrow Ship
ments hence we're 26OOO bushels. May sold from
a2hc TO s2kc. of 20 the former price July sold
from Sic up TO s1lbc. off TO SO7Sc 70 Bic. and
a6sed 70 Sic.
Provisions had strong undertone. but trading
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
instruction.
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Govenesses etc., TO
Colleges, Schools and families Apply 20
Mrs n. J. YOUNG-FULTON. SO Union Square.
A DVERT1sEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
IN Tribune their Uptown Once, No 1864
Broadway, between 96th S7th until o'clock
Adverusenents following oices
regular until o'clock .. m, viz; 25s Sth
ave. 2sd 15s 9Th 18th st. % East
14th 257 West 42d st. between Tth and Sth
263 West l25th 1898 30 between 76th and 71th
sts Sd ave. 01st 17OS 1st
Ct; I57 East 125th 766 fremont ave.. $50 ga ave,
near ST. 554 Sd ave-: 210 BleeckeF 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Sasnanser Resorts.
VACATION IN THE MOUNTAINS

% Otases suVans Ulster and Delaware Counties n
the
New York. Ontario & Western Ey.
IN a region OF absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST.
u teet above the sea- with pure air pure water pure
lnilA no malaria mosquitoes within Three Hours
151s from New York; country heartily recommended BY
eia-then send cents for postage the under
~ OF Sall and get Tree at oElees below the SUPERB
LIZ ILLUSTRATED BOOK, SUMNER HOMES OF 1SI
Easee Il gives list Of over loo Hotels. Farms and
5oafdng Houses, with their location OF board
laellIss attractions &c Vacation Bureau 425 Broad
IN NEW YoRK-141 425 1854 1Ts8 Broadway. IS
nassau st. 10 Park Place. 2S7 4th ave, 245 Columbus
ave, St9S 80 ave. 100 West 125th st., ls2 9Th
4lelset oltces. Franklin and West 42d st. ferries
IN BEtOOkLYN-4 Court ST.. 4I9 Nostrand COT.
A9co1 St; $50 Broadway; Eagle Office.
On May 26th. 9th. Excursion tickets
teduced rates will be sold at 42S Broadway 1854 Broad
way 90 Beaver ST. Court ST.. Brooklyn. WeehoVken
4 tcfty oces' giving an opportunity OF personally So
!ecung summer home and also enjoying days fishing
IN this delightful region Tickets good returning Nay Slst
Trafic Manager. Sc Beaver st.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

Furnished by William E Nichols CO.. No. Is wan ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

was Of a small volume The light run OF hogs and
the liberal shipments OF both meats and iaTds in
huenced considerable bullish sentiment Later,
when the market was inclined to sag. the packers
lent their support July pork sold from SO 10. to
SIS 22b to SIG o. of to S15 22. July lard sold from
s. 40 20 s. 47 of 20 s. g. July ribs sold from 50
to s. 521s up to s. STA OF s. g. Hog receipts
were $500, head and prices at the yards were
steady to a shade higher.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

Gold coin and bullion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Slb0OO00t
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFICATDs
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
PIrrsRuRe RAILWAYS

FII TObUHG hAIBWAYSs
The income account Of the P1ttsburg Railways
Company for the year ended March 81. 1906, COM
pares follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUsTRIALs.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
cLosINe CUE QUOTATIONS..

'oaa lots tseus cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
STOCKS.

ceuloid company :, ~, i::.,: 1s7 a7., 14S go,
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company 5S0
Fssex q Hudson Gas Company .128 12I
Gas & Electric Company Of Bergen County,. % 90
HeckenseSk e Tater company oo.'i.oil ia5 200
Hudson County Gas Company ................l07 los
HeTsey 3 ey,Iafg Gg' 64efered 1oS9Te 15O
New New RnSWh 7a7Hay znc S95 company * 4SS 40
oten,oS Sotsn SS q Passac Gas & Electric Co.. 90 p
p,,tjc ceS-yice CorDoraton ................IO5
Randi transit street Railway Company. 2eO
,h so,IS,sSe; yv S CAS- Eiectric traction i25 1877
SSiroe- ofrnr Company ........ $50
stsgdaTd oil Company ....................6 6Os 612
United Electric Company OF New Jersey. 40
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
VERMONT.
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs
Nav WORM OFFICF. "a TIETTFT Avn.

NEW YORK OFFICE. 24s FIFTH AVE.
waters baths, hotels and scenery nowhere equallei
F3hs1tiSm Eout and nervous diseases cured CnDIets
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES apparatus. japanese sun parloF xoT
smuaing pool hne livery and outdoor pastimes fFIf,
NEW HOMESTEAD. modern In the stTictest sense and
afronl0d BY highest claEH. q unquestionnb 49,
fnsst an year round resort hotel IN America. RTSzeT
of.icS with direct ~ T. wire.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
aoVu sscover AZ Covinst0n. Va through tickets 70
Cincinnati Louisville Chicago s. Louis ana the Wsst
for side TIP Virginia Hot SpFtngz
Pullman compartment car. VIA Washington leaves n Y
m. arrives Springs $50 a E2asterl
F.crsion tickets az c. o. Once. GG2 HroadVSzy oqss
PenAa. n. r. and connecting lines.
EhED sEGaxIs M4lazvEs HVt.sgFlls. Va
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. May THE condition Of the Treas
ury at the beginning Of business to-day was a
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
City Hotels.

iEi ST. GEORGE. STATEN ISLAND. n Y,
OF mountains, seashOFs and city combined;
large airy rooms. excellent cuisine every modern I'm
proveraent; moderate rates; music billiards. bowling,
tennis, g0lf. 3. A. DENECHAUD. Manager
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
Inspection.

Colonel 10 Lane Stern, assistant in
spector-general, has announced the dates
for the annual inspection and muster o.
State militia. The itinerary begins Tues
day of next week, and vii cover an en-.
tire month, the tour calling for yisi'
to each city in the State in which there
are military companies.
The following are the names of some
of the comGlspds, places and dates on
which inspections are to be made;
Monday September 3-Compapy X,
Seventeen regiment, Staunton.
Thursday, September COMPANY d,
Seventy-second regiment, Front Royal
Friday. September COMPANY b,
Seveuty-second regiment, Culpeper, and
headquarters and Company d, Seventeen
regiment, Charlottesville.
Monday, September l0-Company ],
Seventeen regiment, Farmville.
Tuesday, September Company h,
Seventeen regiment, Lynchburg.
Wednesday, September l2-Company
NJ, Seventeen regiment, Danville.
Th1raday, September 2O-Compsnle'
A, b and G Seventeen regiment, Rich
mOnd
Tuesday, October Q Company l.,
Seventeen regiment, Fredericksburg.
Wednesday, October S-Company G.
Seventeen regiment, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
Conditions I'm Cuba.

Havana, Cuba, Aug. 2S.-Arbitration
of the troubles which led To the revolu-
ton 10 Cuba on the basis of a new presl-
dental election, with the United States,
is desired by Col. Pine Guerra, the in
surgent leader in Pinar del Rio province,
as means of ending the insurrection.
If the new election is not given Guerra
says his force will stay out indefinitely
Guerra's desire to arbitrate with the
United States was expressed to the cor
respondent of the Publishers Press who
visited him in his camp He talked
freely of the causes which drove him
into the field, against the government,
blaming President Palma for having
conducted the last election in such a
manner that The people had no chance
TO express their wishes.
If there is to be arbitration Guerra
declared it must be with the United
States or some other outside power The
insurgents will not trust promise from
Palma, and will never accept sny offer
20 compromise with him.
Havana, Aug. 2S "A report was current to.
day that a conspiracy has been discovered
among officials high in authority to oust
President Palma in favor of Vice President
Capote. under threats Of joining the insur-
gents unless Palma resigned. The plan Is
said to have fall through.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
r. AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

a thumb on the sheet. Tue imprint WAS
that of the broad thumb OF large man,
a sailor or workman. There were no
evidences OF a struggle. The police care
fully saved the thumb mark. Moore,
who is consumptive, has long been
known among the denizens of the
Bowery and has lived on the earnings of
the slain woman. The police think he
may be the Jack the Ripper, and today
au imprint will be taken of bis thumb,
though his hands are soft and clammy
with approaching physical decay and the
mark on the bed sheet is that of strong
powerful man. The police today dis
covered in dresser in the woman's
room where she lay three life insur.
snce policies of the Prudential Life In
surance Company of Newark. One OF
the policies for S275 was made out iu
the name of Mrs. Annette Moore and
was made payable to James Moore, who
il now under arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
TUESDAY EVENING. AUG. %. 1906.

Tgc retirement of General Scott Ship
from the superintendeucy Of the Vir-
pinia Military Institute will be learned
with regret throughout the State. de has
been closely associated with the institute
aimee his boyhood days, and has helped
in no small way to make 1t the west
Point of the South" The close OF the
present academic year will complete the
ea;e,h yesr of his continuous connection
9th the institute, of which ne served
,wentv-eight years az commandment oil
cadets and sixteen and one-half years al
snnerintendent. Now declining years
comnel him to retire to public life and
in his manly letter of resignation n'
saws:
believe a change of administration
wiIl he in The best interests OF the insli'
,nte Changed conditions 10 recen.
years seem to require OF the beko oi a.
educational institution quallDca.on'
wbicb | have never possessed, and an
nov too old to acquire. The proper con
duct of an institution which attempts L
enforce military discipline, gben the es
sential basis os discipline, physical force
il wanting. is difficult beyond the con
cention of any one who has not had I'M
responsibility of the effort imposed uP0'
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
Turea,. 90 nx,ermInate the jews.


ST. Petersburg, Aug. 2S Threats to
.exterminate the Jews OF Warsaw have
been made by the soldiers of the Polish
capital in revenge for the killing yester-
of General WoDlsrlirski, who was shot
down in his carriage by an unknown
man, supposed to have been Jew. As
result of these threats, the Jews are
in a panic and many are aeeing from
the city,
This is the information contained in
dispatches arriving here today. There
seems to be plenty of authority for the
reports that a massacre Of Jews is prob.
able am further news frpm the city is
eagerly awaited
pne death OF Geueral Won!arlarskl
has aroused The soldiers TO punt Of
fury. All efforts to appreheDd the
man who fred the fatal shots have
proved iutile, as he escaped in the ex-
element following the attack upon bis
victim, and no authentic description Of
conld even be given.
The soiiiers vow they will be revenged
for his death and threats have been
made by the men under the dead generals
command that every jew in the city will
be killed.
I'm the Jewish quarters, the greatest
alarm prevails. Many Hebrews have
already fed from the city fearing the
wrath Of the soldiers will be visited upon
them and others are preparing to fly.
Those who remain have banded them
selves together for protection and are
prepared to sell their lives dearly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
Arms for Cuba.

New York, Aug. 2S.-A shipload OF
arms aud ammunition for the Cuban
reyolutionists is on its way from the
United States to the neighboring island.
These weapons are to be recretiy landed
and used in arming new insurgent bands.
The vessel which is carrying the con-
Segment of war material is known as
the Andra, two masted schooner, with
auxiliary power. Just where the vessel
cleared from is not known, but 1t is be-
lieved to have been from Philadelphia,
and she is supposed to have sailed yes
terday. Two other fiibustering ex-
petitions are known to be preparing to
sail for Cuba at the first opportunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
Caesarian Oneration.

DIR. A. Lee Franklin, at the Western
Mary land Hospital. Cumberland, on
Sunday successfully performed caesar
ian operation upon Mr.. Mamie Twigg.
who, with her husband aud one child,
resides oa the National pike, about six
miles west of Cumberland. DIR. Frank
lin was assisted in the operation by Drs~
Cole, Hodges, Owens, Cowherd and
Watson. Mrs. Twigg had previously
undergone three severe abdominal oper-
ations, these necessitsting the more rad
iesl operation OF Sunday, as cohesion,
due to the previous operations, prevent
ed childbirth. although the effort had
been vsinly prolonged five days, and
the caessrian operation offered the only
hope tos saving the life of Mrs Twigg-
Both Mrs. Twigg and her offspring, "A
baby girl, are doing we'll and are expect
ed to live,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
Cuban Affairs.

Colonel Vale reports that in 81 en-
gagemeDt with General Guzman's in
surgents the rebels lost z killed and
many wounded.
The government loss was one man and
four horses killed.
Elk Congressman FsustiDO Guerra,
the insurgent leader, in Pinar del Rio.
who has 1000 men, says he will continues
the struggle to the end.
The insurgent leader, Monjiets, Lieu--
I, nant Amanda aud two Manz,nillo edi~
tors have been thrown in jail by the
Cuban government.
An all-night skirmish in the province.
of Havana resulted in the death of one
rural guard.
The chief of the secret service has
charged Senator Delgado with initiating
the Instruction. President Palma ba.
offered amnesty 10 all troops that sur
render.
There are rumOrs IT disagreement
between President Palma aud Vice Pres
i lent Capote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they csn-
not reach the seat of the disease. CalarFh is q
blood or constitutional disease, aud in order to,
cure it you must take nte' nal remedies.
HalPs Catarrh Cure is taken internally, an .
scs directly on the blood aud mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh cure is not a quack
medicine. II was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country for years and
is a regular prescription. ID is composed Of
the hist tOncs known. combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of the two
ingredients is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Casarrh. Send for iesti-
monials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggies, 75c.
Take HALLS Family Pills for constellation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
summer schoal ofAri

The third exhibition of the Virginia
Summer School Of Art took place in
the studio in the mechanics nall of the
University Of Virginia, August "a add
go. The exhibit SHOWED more work and
OF better quality than any previous one
The pictures were arranged taslefully
and fl led three walls of the hall, the two
sides being devoted to studits in color,
the end wall opposite the windows to
charcoal drs viHgs, al artistic sketch q
young woman framed in oval, by Mi's
Elizabeth Barbour, If Richmond, being
especially noteworthy.
There were also some vigorous draw
ings by Mr.. Shepherd, OF Peter burg
Miss Grace McEully, Of Chesterfield
county, and sAlis Minnie Watts, of
Franktown, northampton
A spirited erayon Of a red-hared girl
stood Out wtH against scarlet drapery
and did great credit IN the vaik OF Miss
Mary Dnse, as vel as did fine study
in oils Of a lady in blue.
In the metium OF oils Miss BARRIERS
talent WAS well displayed in pleasing
restiu study OF theo.d arcsdes of Jefer.
sons day cleaning pure and white amid
the summer foliage.
An exquisite bit of cloud effect in
delightful landscape spoke well for Miss
McEnnily's appreciation Of the beautiful
Miss Morgan, OF Lynchburg, had q
beautiful little woodland scene, in which
one could almost hear the thrill OF the
wood thrush's note, and which recal'ed
wildly a similar one painted by the
famous actor, Joseph Jefferson, nov
hanging in The Oorcoran Art Gallery IN
Washington
Messrs. Walker and Mueller, of Rich
mOnd, were reprrsenied by good land-
scspe studies 10 oil. Miss Mclntire, Of
Richmond, had a pleasing study OF a
young lady. Mrs. HAYES. OF st. Louis,
charming genre picture of achild in
white dress sitting IN the shadow.
ia the water colors the work of Miss h. d.
K &c, n Washington; Mrs. Carroll and others
showed great promise aud was said TO be tie
best hitherto produced ~ the school
Much appreciation wa expressed OF the
faithful aud skillful tey.shing Of Mr.. Rae
Sloan Bredin. Of Nee ier A good study
81 Norman, the little model hnd ''maseo'
OF the summer school, smiling welcome
from gilt frame on Oh wall. we'll represented
the masters own skill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-28
Killed by a Jealous Man.

New York, Aug. 2S -Maddened by
a jealousy, Martin Winterstein, fireman
on the steamship Colon, shot and killed
Mrs. Annie Larson AID fatally wounded
her companion, Mrs Fannie Bruun, in
their rooms in Brooklyn today. Winter
stein told the police that he killed Mrs
Larson because she Tilted him and shot
Mrs. Brunn because she twitttd him
about his unsuccessful love affair. I'm
mediateIy after the shooting, WIn:ersteln
walked out into the street snd hired 5
revolver at a policeman 10 mske him
take notice. at is a good thing, he
said. al love her, aud she would not
do as | say So fixed her Now ,on
may hang me when you phase. WI
Ierstein arrived here on the Colon, la
Saturday.