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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-07
CHEAP HORSES HAVE
CARD To THEMSELVES
Little Class to the Races
PROGRAMMED for This
Afternoon
The Calls Selections
By j. r. Jeffery

First racc-Memorize, jeremiah,
Mrs. Neugent.
Second race-F. Neugent, CAL
mar, Feisser.
Third race-Mabel HoIlander,
Duke of Orleans, Treasure Seeker.
Fourth race-Bonnie Reg, Silver
Sue, Fred Bent.
Fifth race-Little Mirthful,
Told You, Cardinal Sart0.
Sixth race-Bryan, Pal, Sea Lad.
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third money. Native Son, OF poorly,
ran up to third place entering the
stretch. but faded away and finished
absolutely last
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Ascot Entries

LOS ANGELES, March s>-Ascot en-
tries for Thursday:
FIRST RACE-Purse; steeplechass; short
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u show
Grace ace 2; 70 b. g "
BY L O. 9
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c1Nn RErnRM RIrL-Alhanr \

.Apprentice allowance.
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Emeryyille Entries

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs; purse; two-year-
oIl
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At the post a minute. On at 4:2l.
Kirkfeld. 4 place; 6-5 show. MAJ
les. Trained by II. G. Bedwell
and third the same. FL Cazador
nice race, but could not get up.
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The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

A non presiding hard Dwyer
100 RAoEFi
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Koerner Has Thrilling Ride on Runaway Horse
Prince Magnet lmperls Life of Star Rider
BY Getting Beyond Control after Race
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

good
-Four dions;pu twoyes o
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Time-:24, :4SH 1:I5. Cazador 40 pace; out show
ppa, show. Winner b. by Amigo Reina de Los Ange
Scratched--Phl Igoe. Start good Won easily Second
running away from his field Krkheld Belle
Nsppa closed sturuily under the whip
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GROTE RIDES LIKE SLOAN

A good thing went through when In
fammable won the two-mile race, fifth
on the programme. The Donald geld
ing opened at s to j and was backed
10 % TO s. An obscure jockey named
Grote was up, and, after following Hus-
toms pace closely 10 the stretch, In
fiammable beat the Stevens horse TO
the wire by two lengths. W. b. Gates,
favorite on account OF his good showing
IN the Waterhouse cup. ran third for
a mile and a half. but was then all in,
and Iras took third money with ease.
CRATER, the remaining starter, was al
EaEe Ol1fruu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
S. Oils Bland Authorized to Act for
The Hospital Committee.
OPEN INSTITUTION NEXT MONTH
Subscription Committee i- Hard at
Work and Probably win Have Re.
port Ready by Time the Charter
Has Been Secured.

Mr.. S. Otis Bland Will go tn Rich.
mond one day this weak and apply
To the State Corporation Commission
Tor charter for the p,,ahontas Hos
pital Association The charter com.
mittee of the new asspci;tlun met AT
the city hall last night. and. after
completing It's work. "lthnrizcl MIR.
Bland to apply for tho charter
Mayor S. Il. Buxton. Doctn.,s w. f..
Greasy. and Il. n. Styl, ANA Mcssr.
u. |. Ford ana S. Otis Bland are
the members of the cha &c comm,
~. and thcy Will be namvl In Tho
Charter as incorporates.
The membership subscription com.
I3iec Of the hospital organization is
row IT work ANA by lin time ,ho
Charter has been secured Il viii hayn
report to make. Tnhgo T. j. Bar.
lam. the chairman, WI hen call 4
meeting, ut which r"'mancnt rtri.
ni2ation probably viii be offcctel
Tho directors and trnstHrs are famed
In The charter. hut II will BE- :cccs.
saiy To elect n president. vicrprosi.
drht and treasurer.
II IL the purpose e the assocln.
tion tn open II hospit, building some
time next month. AMI TO ,ake steps
toward having Il building erected as
coon ms possible.
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'56S6o06ooo60s: 5u0U0U0 81
as THEATRICAL Rs
eQQeQ40GQQQQQQQpQqa. $4,000

CONGRATULATIONS 10000
Thc Devils Auction" which will be
me opening attraction of this season
AT the Academy of Music tonight. has
pocn before the lhcatcrgolug public
ct the United States for Il quarter of
century and it never fails to draw
crowds.
Manager Yale promises that this
yeTr's production Will surpass any
previous presentation of the cxtrava-
gancc. 1t has been revised and new
features. scenery, costumes and me-
chanicai effects have been introduced.
Ihe comedy part oi the performance
~ ihtrustod to George NJ Topack and
Miss Flora Browning Mr. Topacll
VIII appear as Toby" the transform
ed donkey. and Miss Browning as
Janet the milk maid William II.
lorclla.. said To he Il clever charac
Ter comedian, will enact the part Of
Pore Androchc.
There will be three new ballots ar
ranged by Aurclio Coccio and six
English ballet dancers have been Sc
cured for one Of the new ballcts.
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EAGLES HAVE HANDSOME
BANNER FOR THE PARADE
Local Aer,e Making Elaborate Prep
arations for Participatin in
Grand Aerie Convention.

Newport News Acric No. $50, II. O.
Easles, has purchased an unusually
handsome banner. which 1t will use
III the street parade In Norfolk on
september 9th during the annual con.
Nehtlon OF the Grand Aeric I'm that
city. The banner is now ON cxhlbl.
ton ut the Eagles home Huntington
avenue and Thirly-third street ana is
inc pride of every member of the or
der.
On the top of the hardwood poic
supporting the cross arm. to which
me banner is attached Is II gold
Mnllllied-caglc with wings spread
ready for flight The banner itself
IL made of heavy silk. On the blue
nacksround forming the upper quar-,
Ter OF the banner is the inscription
{ --NcMnort News Aeric No, $50" hand
worked in red letters. Below the blue
is white silk In the center of that
part Is hnndworked figure of an
eagle standing Gil furled American
flag. Above the figure arc the letter
f. o. Il. and below is Il handworkcG
red scroll bearing the name New.
port News Directly below that is
Va in gold letters
The banner is said TO be even more
handsome than that of the Norfolk
lodge and probably Will be one of the
Iirctticst lin the parade.
tonight the local acric will hold
tn- unlrofm rank drill followed by a
crab feast mt the acric home. 4 mum,
her of visiting Eagles from the west
who reached Norfolk Sunday will at.
! tend the crab feast.
Tho local acric Is making extensive
preparations for entertaining visiting
Eagles on September 1, Eagle Day
In Newport News. Open house will
BE- held ut both the lodge home and
The home of the local lodge of tlks.
Ladies will conduct the open houses
az both homes and the committee IN
charge of tho preparations will meet
tomorrow afternoon to perfect plans
for the day. This committee is com.
posed OF Mcsdamcs Louis Loeb, C.. II.
Helm. Stanley Smith George Hen.
hociicr. liryan j. O'Hara, Clark
Payne and ]. f. hughes.
Sunday Mr.. r. ii. Hirsh, of Balti.
more, state deputy of Maryland. and
Captain w II. Brown, chairman of
the committee. of the Norfolk acric on
arrangements Nor the Grand Aeric
convention, came to this city and con
fcrrcd with State President H. j.
10 Tiara relative tn the preparations
being made hero for entertaining. the
visitors on'Eagics' Day" Both Of
tcials seemed we'll pleased with the
plans of the local acrie ard cxpect
the day to he a successful one.
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Endorsed by the aauntx

THE most popular rcmedy In Otse-
go county. md the beat friend OF my
family" writes VIM. NJ. Dictz. editor
and publisher of the Otsego Journal,
Giibertsvllle. N, Y, is DR.. Kings New
Discovery. II has proved to he an in
iailibie cure for coughs and colds. max
ing short work OF the worst of thoIn.
We always keep a tpttlc In tho house.
believe 1t TO De tho most valuable
prescription known for Lung and
Throat Diseases" Guaranteed to nov
er sdisappont the takcr. by all drug
gists. Price SOC and S1.0O. Trial
bottle. free.
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BALL GAMES ARRANGED
FOR VISITING FlREMEN
sh'pbullders viii Play Team From
Fort Monroe Wednesday
and Thursday.

The Shipbuildcrs will play two
games with the team Of the Fort
Monroe Artillery School at the CAST
no Park tomorrow afternoon and
Thursday afternoon. The games will
DO especially for the benefit of the
liremcn that are attending the con
Ventlon and largo attendance Is OK
pected ut both engagements.
inc nome team was recently de-
iieatcd by the soldiers, but expect to
nave revenge III these games. The
iiort team Is ono of the fastest seen
mere this senson and Il good contest
lis expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
THE CUP OF LlEE.

or all the vintage in the world
Ono single cup of wine.
One cup of life. one cup Of death.
One destiny is mine.
I'd no. give M thai special cup
My fates have filled for me
For amy other in all time
Or all eternity.
For in my time and in my place
No foot has stood before;
My taste of fortune. fine or base,
No lips can know Of more,
So. might choose. | would no; lose
For nectared draughts divine
This dccp-spiced vintagc here an,
now,
In mine own place and time.
Mine he The strength to lift it up
In pride drink full and free:
And standing drain the mortal cup
My fatcs have poured for me-
Edith Wyatt, in Appleton's Maya
zine.
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A FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince Even The Most skep
teal OF It's Truth.

II there Is the slightest doubt In the
minds of any that Dandruff germs do not
cNist. their belief Is compelled by the
fact that rabbit innoculutcd with the
germs became bald In six weeks time
1t must he apparent TO any person;
therefore that the only prevention of
oeidness Is tho destruction OF the germ
which act is successfully accomplished
IN ono hundred per cent Of cases by
the application OF Ncwbros Iferpicldc
Dandrufr IS caused by the Same germ
which causes badness and can he pro
vented with tho same romedy-Ncwbro's
lierpicIde.
Accept no substitute. "Dcstroy thc
cnnse you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists Send Toe. ir
nmp- for sample to Tho I1crplciic Co
Detroit. Mich.
Two sizes-5Oc and $1.OO.
ALIENS DRUG STORE, SPECIAL
AGENTS.
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prove ovcr a chil.I.

Jessie Rounds. n negro driver en-
ploycd by the Newport News Trans,
Ter Company. was arrested last night
on the charge of reckless driving The
negro is alleged To have irivrn over
Mr.. P. F. Screeny's little child on
Huntington avenue near thirty fourth
street Tho child WIS painfully, bit
aot seriously hurt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Back From Niaoara.

Judge 4. j. Bsrham and Mr.. G. d.
West returned home YESTERDAY after
trip to the Niagara Falls and
through the North.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
"Everybody Should Know

says c. G.. Hays. prominent business
man OF Bluff, Mo, that Ducklcn's Ar.
Mica Salvc is the quickest and surcst
healing salvc ever applied To a sore,
burn or wound. or to cnsc of piles.
Two used 1t and know w1u,t Fun talk
ing nhont." Guaranteed by all drug
gists CSC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
10 Attond EIncral

Tho Ladies' of tho Maccabcscs will
assemble In Odd Fellows Hall. Thirty
second street and Washington ave.
nuc. this afternoon nj 3 o'clock to at
TEND the funeral OF Mrs Nora Spicrs
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Athletic Team Asks for chaIlenoes

The Bunker Hill running team Is
.dcsirons OF securing match with a
, team for 200 ward running race and
for running and broad lump contests.
j The agcr of tho challenging team
must be IL to 10 years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

Miss Adinc Turner, of Nashville,
Tenn. VIII return home this morning
after spending the summer with hcr
sister. Mrs. James Il. Abbc. .Jr.. ON
Twcnty-sixh street.
Mr., George Rosscn, of Now YORK.
general manager Of the United states
Shipping Company, nnd MIR. Van Dorm
or New York, assistant general man
agcr OF tho Holland America Line
We're In tho city yesterday. the guests
OF Messrs. f. NJ. bennington ana T..
ID. j, Lmcning, the local agents of thor
respective lines.
Misses Myra Taylor and Nellie
liricl. of Richmond. will return homo
his week, after spending few weeks
with Miss Maudc Pickett. ~
Mr.. John c. lIudsins, OF Boston. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs I,
W. Hudson. on Twenty-scventh street
Miss Lille Mccain. OF Richmond
Is tie guest of Miss Katherine Mere.
dith. 1910 Twcnty-sixth street.
Mr.. II. w. Judkins returned homo
sunday after n trip to Niagara Falls
Toronto, Canada, and Atlantic City.
Mrs. j. Il. +. Ioyncs. who has l,,cn
III for the past month ut st. Agnes
hospital, is now visiting Mrs. c. r.
Point In Richmond. She Will be nc
compnhicd home by Mrs. Point and
her little daughter.
Mr., n. d. j. I.ucning ana his sister
MISS Agnes l.ucning. left yesterday
for New York, on their way to Visit
their old home in Holland.
Mrs. Henry II. Culpcpcr left yes.
to-day for Bath. Me-. for an extended
visit
Rev. and Mrs. Wilmot Stone and lit.
tic daughter, Dorothy. of MARYLAND.
are visiting Mr.. c. Il, Stone on Parish
avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, Of Charleston
I w, Va, Is Visiting his brother Mr.. 1.
ii Williams on Parish avenue.
Mr.. Bonnie Williams who has been
with the General Electric company.
Schenectady. n Y, has returned tn
the city and has accepted position
in The drafting department. at the
shipyard.
Mrs. !. Walter Mitchell. has re-.
turned from Visit to relatives near
ynchburg.
Miss Corneia McBlair. of Norfolk.
IS the guest of her aunt. Mrs. c. St
John Howard.
Misses Nellie Eames and Rosa
lIrown, OF New Kcn! county, ana Miss
/ Pearl McKccn, of Kcyport. N. j.. arc
the guest OF Mrs. W. w Eamcs on
!Twcnty. seventh street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sS Social Personal As
5-o-S-o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. S. j. Butler and her daugh.
ter Miss Ella Butler and Miss MoilIc
Doathcragc. OF Hartman. Tenn. have
returned to their homo, after a visit
To Mrs. l.. 4. Davis, 3l4 Twenty.
seventh street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

Miss Adinc Turner. of Nashville,
Tenn. VIII return home this morning
after spending the summer with her
sister Mrs, James Il. Abbc, Jr., on
Twcnty-slxth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
MANY PEOPLE

Want to sell Real Els.
tate, and some have
great bargains. Why
don't we buy them 2.
Well, we can't buy
them all; we want
our clients to take
some of them. Please
allow us to show you
what VIC have paying
from 8 to 10 per cent.
net.
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Rev. Mr. Williams, of Charleston
w, Va, Is Visiting his brother. Mr.. 1
H. Williams on Parish avenue.
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Citizens Railway, Light
& Power Company.

Power house and pant, Twenty
fifth street and Virginia avenue. or
flee. Thirtyfirst and Washington ave
nues
Both phones. No. Is. Night phone,
No. 4OS. Citizens.
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Rev. and Mrs. Wilmot Stone and III
tic daughter, Dorothy. of MARYLAND
are visiting Mr. c. Il. Stone on Paris,
avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

Mr. Bonnie Williams. who has been
with the General Electric company.
Schenectady, n Y. has returned To
the city and has accepted n position
in The drafting department. at the
shipyard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

Mrs Henry u. Culpcpcr left yes
to-day for Bath. Me-, for an extended
visit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

Mr. 70. d. J. Inonlng ana his sister
MISS Agnes l.ucning. left yesterday
FOR New York, on their way to Visit
their old home in Holland.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

Mrs. !. Walter Mitchell. has ro
turned from Il Visit TO relatives near
ynchburg
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Miss Cornelia McBlair. of Norfolk
Is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. c. st
John Howard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

Mrs. j. Il. +. Joyncs. who has lecn
III for the past month ut st. Agnes
hospital. is now visiting Mrs. c. Il.
Point In Richmond. She VIII be nc
compnnicd home by Mrs. Point and
her little daughter.
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Misses Nellie Eames and Ros
lirown, OF New Kcnt county, ana Mis-
Pearl McKccn. of Kcyport. N. j.. ar
the guest OF Mrs. w. w Eamcs OF
Twcn,y-scventh street.
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on the defendant to note his

on the defendant to note his
actions.
AS the words 1--WE the jury
find the defendant guilty as
charged in the Indictment" rang
out clear and distinct, there was
an audible sigh from every per-
son in the room, indicative of a
lessening of the tension at which
the nerves of the people of Be-
midi have been during the pro-
gress of the trials of Fournier
and Wesley.
The little man who has been
cool, calm and collected through
it all, never giving a sign of
nervousness while his life was
hanging IN the balance, swallowed
two or three tiEaes with diff Guilty
and then set his: teeth and was
las quiet as ever. His iron nerve
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throng, anxious to hear the read
ing of the verdict and to watch
the effect on the defendant,
Fournier.
AS the members of the jury
filed into their seats there was
an expectant look on Fournier's
face, and he closely scrutinized
the twelve faces, to anticipate if
possible their decision. But the
jurors looked neither to the right
or the left, and it was impossible
to judge what their findings
were.
When Judge Spooner re-
quested the jury to listen to the
reading of their findings as it
would be recorded, there was
GREATNESS silence, and every ear
being strained to catch the words
that would decide the prisoner S
fate, and every eye was riveted
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never deserted him, although

never deserted him, although
convicted of committing one of
the most cold -blooded tragedies
in the history of the state.
A poll of the jury was demand
ed, and the twelve men each de.
clared the verdict to be his indi-
vidual act.
After the verdict as recorded
had been read, John M. Martin,
associated counsel for Wesley
and Fournier, arose and ad-
dressed the court as follows:
"If the Court please, we desire
to make motion in the Wesley
case and in the case of the State
of Minnesota VS.. Paul Fournier.
In order to make this motion it
will require time for the stenog-
rapher to prepare same. And
we have thought this matter over
in the case of Wesley and not
knowing what the verdict would
be in this case we desire to make
this motion tomorrow at 10
o'clock a. m., we will make the
motion on the minutes of the
Court tomorrow at 10 o'clock"
Judge Spooner agreed to hear
the argument for new trial at
10 O'Clock this morning.
It was with difficulty that the
crowd could be dispersed from
the court room and Immediately
surrounding the prisoner, after
the verdict was read and Fourn-
Ter was committed to jail to await
sentence. 1859.
The writer was given the privi-
lege of an interview with both
Wesley and Fournier, in the
county Jail, Immediately after
Fournier was taken back to his
cell.
Wesley was the first asked if
he had anything to say, and re-
piled: .....-.. :...-.s
"I've got nothing to say to any
damned newspapers; I think I
have been advertised enough al
ready. I've got nothing to fear;
l can walk right up to the gal
lows without finching. I don't
care a damn"
Several vile oaths accompanied
his words and be refused to talk
further.
Fournier, seen in his cell, was
much different, and was courte-
Gus. He readily agreed to say
something and replied to the
query for brief statement as
to how he felt at the verdict:
II don't know what to say; it
is so sudden. I didn't expect
a verdict of guilty. I am inno-
cent of that crime, but they
thought me guilty" He was
smoking pipe and was collected
and not at all nervous.
Wesley is cranky and quer.
ulous and uses the most vile Ian
guage. He is the most obstrep.
erous prisoner in the entire Jail.
The closing day of the trial
| was trying one for Paul Four
nier, the defendant. County At
torney Funkley gave him a Cruel
ling cross.examination which
lasted from 9 in the morning
until noon, revealing his past
life from infancy, and getting
answers from some damaging
circumstances that were sprung
Continued on last page,
y =
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Sentenced For Life.

is therefore hereby certified of that due consideration,
the opinion this that Of this
which penalty of death should be imposed and
considered paul Foun James Wesley
punishment the crime murder the first Degree of which have
convicted hereby to punished
hard labor the states Saltwater Minnesota tor and
during the full term of your natural life.
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F0IJRNIER FOUND GlILTY: HE AND WESLEY
SENTENCED TO IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE
The Pioneer Was Fair.

We the attorney for the state aud the attorneys for
the defendants in the of the State James eey
and State Paul Fourner, desire to extend sincere
thanks to the publishers of the Daily and Weekly Pioneer
for the uniform fairness of the reports OF the trials which
have been published in these papers, and also for
courtesies shown u.s.
CHARLES w. SCRUTCHIN,
JNO M. MARTIN,
Attorneys for Defendants
HENRY FUNKLEY.
Attorney for State
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Unless the efforts being put
forth by their attorneys shall
succeed in procuring new trial
for them and they be subse-
quently found not guilty, Paul
Fournier and James Wes-
ley will spend the remainder of
their natural lives at hard labor
in the state penitentiary at Still.
water.
At 10 o'clock this morning,
Marshal A. Spooner, Judge of
the Fifteenth Judicial District,
sentenced both men to life i'm
prisonment, they having been
found guilty by a jury, of the
crime of murder in the first de.
gree in having killed N. O. Dahl,
near Quiring postofice, Beltrami
county, on April Z, 1904.
After two trials covering three
weeks Of tedious proce dure.
James Wesley and Paul Four
nier have been found guilty Of
having on the 9TH day of April,
1904, killed N. O. Dahl, by shoot
ing him with a rifle, such con-
clusions being the verdict as
rendered by two separate juries
in the district court of Beltrami
county.
The evidences ia both trials was
SO closely connected with the
crime Of also having killed Miss
Aagot Dahl daughter of N. O.
DahD that the verdicts really
cover the murder of Miss Dahl
The murder of the Dahl's was
one Of th3 most cold -blooded and
brutal crimes in the history Of
the north half of this state, and
whether or rot public sentiment
cOmmendS tne findings of the
juricS in the two cases, it is a
source Of considerable satisfac-
tion, that the world at large will
believe that murder will not 90
unpublished in this county.
The Piorner has not tried
these cases in its columns, but
has prlnt6 d the evidence from
day 10 day as it YVES given in the
court room, impart!aIy bringing
out in strong language the points
made by both the pro: eoutio1
and the defense, and the readers
of The Pioneer have had every
opportunity to form an opinion
Of the truth or falsity Of the ter.
rifle charge which was lodged
against Wesley and tyurnier.