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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-23
The Fatal Shot.
keeri Goes to Pen.

NSSTI 0OSS TO pcn.
Helena. Feb. 21.-James s. Keerl
the well known civil engineer, musl
serve the sentence of ten years i'm
prisOnment. imposed by the district
court of Cascade county upon his con
viction, on the charge of manslaugh
ter, for the killing of Thomas Crys
tai, Helena bartender, several years
ago, the supreme court today, in an
opinion by Associate Justice George
R. Milburn, having affirmed that de
cision.
The trial at Great Falls was the
third of the noted case. Upon the
first trial, Keerl was convicted in this
county and sentenced to the peniten
tiary for life. The supreme court, how
ever, granted a new trial, on the
ground that the court erred in an in.
sanity instruction and also because OF
the fact that the court commented
on the evidence.
The second trial resulted in a disa.
greement, while the third trial, at Great
Falls, where the case was taken un.
der a change of venue, resulted in
conviction of manslaughter. This was
today affirmed.
Chief Justice Brantly filed a separate
cOncurring opinion, stating:
II concur in the conclusion reach
ed in the majority opinion, but do not
wish to be understood as giving assent
to the proposition that, in order for a
defendant to sustain his pea of form.
er jeopardy, he must show a former
conviction Of acquittal of the same
charge by verdict of jury. think
it possible that the trial court might
so far abuse it's discretion, in discharg
ing jury on the ground that it had
failed to agree, that the prisone,
should be held to be acquitted"
The opinion proper, discussing the
question of former jeopardy, says that
the entry made by the court in its min
utes. as to it's action In dischargine
the jury and the reason therefor, com
cient.
1T was argued of the six alleged
specifications Of error" the opinion
declares, that only one was worthy
OF consideration-that the lower court
erred in not sustaining the second
Flea of appellant. that he was once
iu jeopardy and acquitted through the
improper discharge of the jury upo1
the second trial."
Reference is made to section 1885,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-23

OF the Penal code as showing the leg.
isative construction in regard to the
twice being put in jeopardy, which
says:
mo person can be subjected to a
second prosecution for public Of
Tense for which he has once been
prosecuted and convicted or acauit.
ted
This, the opinion holds to be con-
elusive that the second trial was not
former jeopardy. Hence the affirm
alton.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-23

who must in all instances ferret out
crime and take the initiative. It is
the duty Of the county attorney to
prosecute accusation for violation of
the law, and If he refuses or neglects
to discharge mis- duty he may be COM
PEELED to do so. (See section 1545
penal code.) And section 1884 of the
penal code provides that the district
court may upon affidavit filed by any
person order the county attorney to
file an information against the per-
sons charged with the public offense,'
Under this section your organization
can certainly secure the action desir.
ed.
Should Secure Evidence.
IF you will secure the evidence
showing the violation of the law, and
will file your complaint, properly sup
ported by evidence, either with the
county attorney or a justice of the
peace, will undertake to see that
prosecution of the same is duly and
properly made. In case of larceny
burglars and homicide, or other
crimes, there seems to be no delicacy
on the part of the citizens generally
to boldly come forth and lend their
assistance to officers in bringing the
guilty parties to justice, and l can
see no good reason why the crime
OF gambling should be dealt with in
fear and trembling.
I'VE have six cases set for trial in
the supreme court next week, four of
which are murder cases, and, as a re-
suit of this and other work in the Of
flee, and the further fact that l will
be absent for two or three days of this
week, it will be impossible for me to
do anything further personally in the
matter at this time.
However. I shall try to at once
place myself in communication by tel
ephone with James e. Healy, county
attorney, respecting the matter"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-23
French Students Fiaht Duel.

Philadelphia, Feb. 21.-Two stu
dents at the University Of Pennsyl.
vania fought a duel in Frankfield with
half-inch saber points to settle a dis.
pute which occurred in the classroom.
The principals were George Emilet
Beltram and Clataire Marie Boudy.
both of aris. France. The two men
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-23
Lent in the Episcopal Church.

The following courses Of sermons
will be preached at st. James church:
Sundays. at II a. m, Some Diff
culties of the Christian Religion":
Sundays. at 1880 p. M, "The Prodigal
Son.; Wednesdays, at 1880 p. m,
Christ, Our Example,; Fridays. at 4
p. m. instructions on the prayer book.
All are cordially invited.
H. G. WAKEFIELD. Rector.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-23
KOCH GIVEN
A NEW TRIAL
He Was Convicted Of Mansiauqhter
for Killing Joe Wander, a Saloon
Keeper at Utica.
GIVEN TEN YEAR SENTENCE
Second Trial Will Occur Soon After
Close Of Present Term-Keerl
Loses Appeal.

In the case of Harry Koch, convict
ed in June, 1904, of manslaughter fol
killing Joseph Wander at Utica, and
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment
the supreme court has reversed the
decision and remanded the case for a
new trial. 1t is expected that the
case will be taken up for trial the
second time in the district court at
the end of the present term. o. w
Belden, who was county attorney at
the time of the first trial. conducted
the prosecution, and J.. c. Huntoon
OF counsel for the defense, recently
argued the appeal before the supreme
court.
Supreme Courts Ruling.
The appeal was based wholly on er.
ror's of law in the courts instruc.
tions. The lower court submitted an
instruction to the jury, reading as fol.
lows:
Under the charge contained in this
information, you may find the defend.
ant guilty of murder in the first de.
gree, murder in the second degree, or
you may find him guilty of voluntary
manslaughter, or of involuntary man.
slaughter, but you cannot find him not
guilty."
This was held by the supreme court
to be unconstitutional.
koch's Story Of the Killing.
koch's story of the tragedy enact.
ed at Utica in February, 1904. while
while presenting his own version of
the affair, Is considered to be correct
In the main, with the exception of
some points that he naturally gave as
favorable turn to as possible. He said
he had been herding sheep around
Utica, and on the day in question,
he went to Vander's saloon. In COM
pany with several others, he drank
heavily, and engaged in card playing
for the drinks. In the afternoon, Van
der and man named Seguin moved a
table near the one occupied by Koch
playing seven up. After an hours
play Wander held up hand containing
ace, king, queen, jack, ten and deuce
OF trumps and three suit kings, and
offered to bet $3.50 he could make
AOuA OA lAc hOCu JuCu COOk
Vander's hand and offered to bet he
could make four on it. Seguin took
the bet and each man wagered $40.
Seguin scored game, so that Koch lost
his bet. and gave up the money, but
In few minutes, an acquaintance told
him that Wander and Seguin had put
up a job and stacked the cards on
him. Koch went away, but came back
later and told Wander and his friends
that the cards had been stacked and
ne proposed to make it hot for some
of them.
The Fatal Shot.
Koch stated that he left the saloon
and went to his hotel, where he got
his rifle, and went back toward the
saloon. There was no one in the place
that he could see, so he just brought
the rifle to his hip, and, without TAX
ing aim, fired shot. He then went
into another soloon and fired shot
into the wall. He was looking for
Seguin to make him return the money
when a man named Morrison hit him
over the head with club, and anoth-
er man named Simpson took his gun
away from him. They informed him
that the first shot he had fired killed
Wander
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Baltimore Obio -Sabn.
' 31gIih. l3dqGidb. nisGenomnen Gouniaes.
9tliu SonntdgS.

| @TprefSiiGe Srbe stunbe amf Der etnnbea bon
gailncn SiGntt9n ra@ @ni9tnsson On We.
4rdman 6tcnlt. GrG6rre glbfabst bon UT.
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2 20 unO 1900 &crmittags, l12.05 glabm,
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rno 1000 8orui., li26, 1850 uno +5.20 glad-
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1850 Nadmy Gambler. 1920 Borul.. 1900,
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10. 30 uHb 100 yiddHt.
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Srrtls. NAB, gombcn citation. 1920 S,crm.
pnraa, Dit. Robnl, '2.43 Notm.. Camden.
s,cnaI elae elne mad gbilabsIpbla uuS s,stp.
ter strase, Gcp.qlurt. bcnnem ual optsts.
Aututtfu uho OtiNuNe' ItHaHH D.
0dmhcn gPt. NobuI.
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gufiet FHrIor. ausQen. CO. 9.60R " a.4 Y,
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Goodies. RbtIn. uusQ q. 5.uG1 b.06 nc
YdrIor Diner ..... idol. 600 VI . 900 g
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SblnfIp1ggou zee. Idol. ~. 80 r.. t244 y.
qofnl : Ghlufudaarus Iino fertile ANN @e.
braun IN Gamoeu' mo W!. BobaI'StGtion nm
10 tlar abenos.
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@prn., e. 20, 1910 glddm. MT. RohaI Sia.
2s.t0. 1920 glcrrt., l2 90. 261b 9tndrl.
Nberoeru Hftnm, G1t1hen Station, 100
RadhtH, lG.tO 9lbeHoS; MT. NuoaI Gfdtiou,
21.O6 gintm., SG,t6 ahenos.
NeffrniruUG bon Rdim In Sblnfs ooer Rdr.
Inr-Jenpanrs. ZpeiiesIaten etc. iueroeu fdnea
hcforRi Der 5elepbpn IN alien ~foIaenoen BILLET.
piircnur: Charles ino Guratooas Strnbe, 6. y
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RunGLStatjou, &. & q. Mt. Besron 1928:
gamoe1sE tatiou NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6. T. q.
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526. Giins@roaoiucs
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Misunderstanding u%crpmloct, ais ser
Sheriii Ninmoooie pon &cO Hipcr-
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ser Sport Mo3cot Der 0orpurO Stu
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rem.
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5 ecorps 9.

Ger aoiier bat 6cn crItcn Scptem-
Der qls oenGog, an melfJem bte Dies.
jdbrigc Scr6Itpora6e bes @arOecorp3
ouf ocm Gempcl1oier 6cloc itott.
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8citcrn WaruIano GiIcn6abn.

3lge p~crIaiIcn StuensStntion ipte folgt;
SdnlidI;
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Nmf Wrnno o~clanfcn.

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Ser Gompier ocs Guurtiermeiiter'
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uoric erlittcn bot.
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@crmiidlte tclearaphiide lepcidcn.

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Ger. bat ser Snrmer s. ". s. @il-
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ipunOe 6eibrahte,
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orei StraBenbobn : Yaiiagiere ourd1
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McrdantS' &c Wincrs' SranSpDrta'
tluu Sumbapn.

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HennlDlbaniasRab
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200 AbeuSs (oon nHton'Stdtton), Gbtenso
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mcibc cmpfin9, pcrfloiicn. Gic SEA.
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Ocmbcr 1910 ST. @idcSitmcicr I'M
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mo pdpitlidcr @ou5prGIot, ionic
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sic 2lll@itcllurQ oca bciIiQen Hodc3
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pcriitdtSfcrten ltuttiinoen.
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mur0e 1896 ouberorOcntlid)cr @}ro.
fciior Der tloiiiihcn Nltcrtbum9trnoc
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