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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-27
Were Not Living Then.

The price OF milk In Portsmouth
has been raised from to 5 cents per
quart. and the citizens claim, Il is
the highest milk was ever known to
be Was the COW that Jumped over
the moon a dry" oneg
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-27

Mrs c. n Peters and children have
gone b Messy. W. Va. to remain
during the winter with Mr.. Peters,
who Il In business there.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-27

Last Saturday night at 5 o'clock
Dr. G. II. Gamble. OF Blaine. and
Mrs. Sallie Brown one OF the at
tractive ladies of Paintsville. were
united in the holy bonds of matrimory
at the home Of the bride on Second
street DIR. Gamble is a very prom
inent man in Eastern Kentucky and
Is the father of three practising phy-
sicians and the fatheT-in-law of three
physicians Mrs. Sallie Brown has
been a widow for a number OF years
and has two daughters. both of whom
are married.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-27
PERT PARAGRAPHS
Picked Up AT Pike. Paint and
PrestOnsburg.

In the Letcher Circuit Court at
Whitesburg. young Willie Adams.
aged twenty years. was tried for the
murder of Willie Day. his cousin.
near whitesburg, a year ago. He was
sentenced to two years in the peni-
tentiary.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-27

John Bellamy. wanted in Mellow
ell county. W Va, for murder and for
whose arrest there was a large re-
ward. was seen to get off the Elkhorn
Division train at PikeviIle Tuesday
evening. He was recognized by Chas.
R Johnson. who with the assistance
of the sheriff and marshal arrested
him and placed him in Jail, where
he awaits extradition papers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-27

At Harlem on the Letcher Knott
border. Chris Jones and Ben Hall. Jr..
on one side and Jack Hughes and
Henry Hughes on the other. members
Of the JOnes-Hughes feud war, foaght
a duel on the public road in which
Lines and JACK Hughes were killed
and Henry Hughes mortally wounded
The feud has been growing for sew
eral months.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
CONSTANTINE GETS LIFE
Murderer of Mrs Gentry Escapes Death
Sentence-Jail Delivery Startles
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Sept 23.--Life i'm
prisonmcnt i'll the penitentiary is to be
the punishment OF Frank J. Constantine
for the murder Of Mrs. Louise uusr
Gentry.
The verdict was returned at 11:45
p. III. Saturday.
1t was u complete surprise to all.
Judge lawyers and spectators had conf
IDENTITY anticipated that the decision
would mean death or freedom to Con
Stantine.
A look of JOY swept over the paIlid fea-
lures OF the prisoner as he realized that
tie gaIlOWs would not be his tate. Then
his face assumed the Indifferent, Sueering
gaze that has Iharked it throughout the
trial.
In broad daylight and in view Of
scores of persons who were passing i'll the
streets TWO prisoners maze sensational
escape from the prison yesterday after
noon. Twenty more prisoners might have
gained their liberty if outsiders had not
spicd the fugitiycS and given an alarm.
In escaping the two men overpOWcrcd
a guard who had violated the jail rules
by entering the bullpcn carrying all his
keys.
The escape was made from the same
cell tier i'll which Constantine had been
imprisoned until Il few hours before the
escape. BY chance Constantine was
changed to another cell in the morning or
else he might have been one of those
who succeeded i'll breaking away.
1t is believed by the jail officials that Il
clever plot had been Matched to release
Constantine from his prison.
Stanley Wesclek, one Of the prisoners,
was today recaptured near his home on
Cottage Grove avenue.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
MRS. CARTER, COUNTESS
Woman Who Committed Suicide in Brok-
er's Home Of Noble French
Birth, Says Friend.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.--A close friend
of Mrs Marguerite Garter, who so
strangely committed suicide last week i'll
the home of John Jay White, the re-
tired broker. declares Mrs. Carter confid-
ed to her at one time that she was the
daughter of French countess.
According to this friend, Mrs. Carriers
maiden name was Marguerite Louise
Marie de Maribeau, her birthplace was
Paris and the date of her birth July,
1876. Her mother died at her birth and
she was brought up by her grandmother.
On the death of her grandmother she
was placed under the guardianship of a
grand uncle who lived in Philadelphia.
She married an EngIishman in 1898, but
he deserted her just after their honey
moon while she was i'll with typhoid fe
yer in this city.
The friend says that Mrs. Carter told
her she made no less than fourteen at
temptS at suicide
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
DENIES GOEREL STORY
c. NJ. SANFORD NOT MAR SCENE OF
KENTUCKY CRIME.
y as in Philippines, He Declare When
Mrs. CLARK Alleges He Was
Present.

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Capt. Cas-
sius Marshall Sanford, only son of the
late John Sanford of Covington, Ky.
who was referred to in the affidavit of
Mrs. Lulu Williams Clark in Sunday
newspapers as having been present in
the state house at Frankfort when Gov.
Goebel of Kentucky was killed, yester-
day issued a denial of every one of the
statements through his attorney, Charles
n. Strong of New York. Capt. Sand
ford. who is now living in New York,
after a residence of eight years in China
and the Philippines. said:
Every one of the statements OF Mrs.
Clark is absolutely false. | never knew
her Mrs. Clark or Gertrude King. TO
whom it is said l paid attention. or Iur-
ner lgo or anyone else mentioned III the
affidavit At the time of the killing of
Gov. Goebel, February S, 1900, | was
in the Philippines on business, living with
number of army officers, by whom L
can prove my residence there at that
time"
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
WOMAN MAY CLEAR
MURDER OF GOEBEL,
Mrs. Lulu Clark in Affidavit Accuses
Turner Igo of Kentucky
Crime

RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 21.-Turncr
IgO Of Farmers, Rowan county, Ky, is
charged with the killing of Coy. William
Gocbcl Of Kentucky in an affidavit by
Mrs. Lulu Clark.
In Mrs. Clark's affidavit which was
taken at Indianapolis on April II, 1907.
IN the law offices Of former Gov. w. ).
Taylor Of Kentucky, She says that at
the time of GorbePS murder her home
was at Mount Sterling, Ky. She is a
niece Of Judge Frank Day Of French
burg, Ky, and also Of James Williams
of the same place. She has Il cousin
named Gertrude King, who lived at
Maysville at the time Of Goebels MUIR
der Miss King was at that time keep
Ing company with John Sanford of Gov
ington, Ky.
Upon the day Of Goebers murder the
two girls went TO Frankfort, Ky. They
started to enter the state house by the
rear entrance and when on the steps
a Shot was fired. At the same time
they noticed n man standing just inside
the door whom they recognized as San
ford. In a minute a second man came
running out of the building dressed like
mountaineer and carrying Il rifle. He
ran to Sanford and said:
4 got the"
That man was recognized by the af-
faint as her friend. Turner Ego of Farm
ers, Rowan county, Ky. Both men
ran out Of the building to a fence where
Sanford gave a pair of shoes which he
was carrying to Igo. who exchanged his
boots for them. The men then dis
appeared.
The aliant states that Igo told her
nj tn" Mount Sterling depot on January
%, 1900, that he was going to kill Goebcl
and that she saw him afterwards at
Jeifersonvillc, Ind. and he reminded her
that hc had fulfilled his promise.
She also says that Sanford had told
Gertrude King Il few days prior to Goe-
beIs murder that he intended to Kill
Gocbcl, saying:
Here is my chance to get revenge.
Tile Legislature has met"
Correspondence between Caleb Powers
and the persons who secured the afIi-
dayit and afterwards investigated its al
legations for yerification showing that
the expenses for the information gained
were paid from the Powers defense fund
Through John Marshall of the law firm
of Gibson, Marshall and Gibson Of Louis
vile. Ky, is published. The original
correspondence Of Powers and the copy
of tile affidavit are in the possession of
The Evening Item which publishes the
story today.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
BIG BLOW TO RATE LAW
FEDERAL JUDGE ENJOINS MINNIE
sofa IN RAIL FIGHT.
State Officials May Violate Injunction
ard Take Battle Right Into
Highest Court.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Sept. 23.-Judge
Lochren Of the United States court today
issued an order for an injunction which
ties up the states commodity rate law
pending final decree in the cases, or I'M
til the lower courts decision Is overruled
on appeal by the state.
The order is sweeping in its terms,
taking in, not only the defendants at bar
including the attorney general and ship
pers who were made parties to the ac-
tions, but all other persons as well. ms
means that even though the county attor-
news Throughout 1.-THE state, whose duty 1t
is to institute and prosecute criminal ac-
ti0nS under the law, were not made par
ties defendant in the suits Instituted 10y
the railroads through their stockholders,
vet the county attorneys and everybody
else are warned 10 keep their hands off
the railroads while Judge Lochren's or
der is in effect.
Not only is everybody enjoining from
taking or instituting or causing or advis-
ing To be instituted any action, suit, stop
or proceeding for the violation OF SAID
act, but anybody and everybody is en-
joined from demanding that any OF the
rates contained i'll the act be given TO
them.
The order issued today relates to the
Northern Pacific case. Similar orders
will be drawn in the other eight cases
and injunctiOnS viii be served i'll accord
ancc with the orders.
1t is reported today that the state otii-
ciaiS ar" planning to violate the InJunc-
ton in such a manner that habeaS corpus
proceedings vii have to be instituted i'll
which event thee aSc will at once be ap-
pcal2d to the United States supreme
court and the whole matter determined
there instead Of letting the case go
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
DISCUSS EARTHQUAKES
CELEBRATED SCIENTISTS ARE
MEETING AT THE HAGUE.
American and japanese Delegates VIII
Furnish Interesting Data-Meet
ing Is Important.

TIE HAGUE, Sept. 21.-Learned
mcE who devote their time to the study
of earthquakes, their causes and effects,
are gathered in this city today from
many ii the principal countries of the
world. They are here to take part in
an International congress Of scismoIo-
2ists, which will be iii session during the
next four or five days
The United States is represented at
the congress by Prof Reid Of Johns
Hopkins university.
Another prominent delegate who will
have leading part in the proceedings
is Dr. r. Omori. secretary of the impe-
rial earthquake investigation committee
Of japan. Or. Omori will give to the
congress the results Of his personal inves-
tigation Of the disastrous earthquake in
the Smla region Of India in 1908.
Tie earthquakes at San Francisco,
Valparaiso and Kingston, Jamaica. will
also he the subjects Of papers and dis
CussiCns
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
BACK TO WHITE HOUSE,
President Roosevelt Packing Up Prepara-
tory to Return to Washington
on Wednesday Morning

OYSTER BAY, \. Y, Sept. %
Preparations for President Roosevelt's
trip to Washington were in progress to-
day. 4 special train of five cars will be
required to transfer the belongings of
the President and his party.
Two express cars will be loaded today
and tomorrow with household belongings
from Sycamore Hill, and the nine horses,
carriages, etc, from the Presidents
stable and that of Secretary Loeb.
These cars will leave Oyster Bay at
8 o'clock Wednesday morning, and an
hour earlier the President will start for
Jersey City, whence he will reach Wash
ington at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening
DiSmantling the executive offices was be-
gun today.
Unless an emergency arises, the Presi-
dent will receive no visitors during the
two remaining days of his stay at Saga
more Hill.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
FIVE KILLED IN WRECK,
Santa Fe Freight Train Breaks Loose
on Grade and Crashes Into
Engine

san BERNARDINO, Cal, Sept. u.
- long freight train Oh the Santa Fe
railway got away at Devoe station on
the top of the steep San Joe grade to-
day and crashed into light engine at
the bottom. The wreckage caught fire
and burned fiercely. Five men are
known TO have been killed and one fatal
~ injured. There may be other vic
tins in the wreckagc The dead include
@. D. Station of San Bernardino, the
engineer; Brakemen Day and Bryan and
two tramps, names unknown. Day,
Bryan and the tramps were burned to
death Fireman Thresher suffered
fractured skull and probably will die.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE, SEPTEMBER 23.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS

,,MlLWAUkEEI-EGGS-Markct is firm
The produce boards official market fer
high grade. rccandlcd, strictly fresh, 100:
seconds l2ul3c; checks. 1oul1c.
BCTTEli-Ftrm; Elgin price Of extra
creamery is 2S'2c; local price. extra cream
seconds, 23Q2tc; process, 22a22l2c; dairy.
fancy. dc; lines. 2oa2Ic; roll. 2oG2Ic;
CIIEESE-Firm: American full cream.
new make, twins, l4c: Young Amer
icas, 14&tl4l2C; daisies 14Q14lgc: longhoruS.
Ia 143i2c; limhurhrr, 12lG0I&r;. fancy hrsck,
Swiss. pc: new, block, 14l2c; round Swiss,
new. Toe; Sapsago, 2oc
MUS >,.,6,, Wis. Sept. 21.-onrriugs
boxes twin cheese. All twin cheese Sold at
1850; 100 boxes single daisies. l3a,c: 100
do; 14c; POO boxes daisies, l4lsr. Ruling
ELGIN m Sept. 2%.II Spcciaii The
butter market is steady Mt @Slac. no sales
CHICAGO, III, Sept. % -Buttrr- Steady:
GreahHrieS' -Zt2W-lt2c; diaries, 2l425'gc.
Qi71Ac
CHICAGO, Ill. Sept. 23.-Cheesc- Steady.
daisies, 131aQ1324c; twins, lie; Young
CATTARATGUs, n. Y, Sept. 1o.-Chccsc
Ruling price 1870.
WATERFOWL, n. Y. Sept 2I.-Chccsr-
market active ut an advance of 4@lac over
one week ago. Sales aggregated $500 boxes
ut l312dl3S4C the latter price ruling Many
factories are closed by diversion of milk
to shipping stations, as high prices are be
ing offered for milk for the New York mar
ket. 81 per hundred being quoted for De
ccmher and January
NEW YORK, sept. 23.-Ruttcr- Receipts.
559S; creamery specials. poe; same, extras,
2Sl2c; same, thirds to hrsts. 23Q2Sc; state
rairy, common to finest 21u2sc; process.
common to specials, 1alC25l2c; western fac
tory, common to first, 19u23c Cheese
Finn; receipts, 234S state full cream.
small, colorcd and white, fine 141sc; same
fair, 11M13c; same. large, colorcd. fine
1870; same. white, 139s0t3Isc: same. com.
mon to prime. 11Ul3asc; skins. re Eggs
-Frim; receipts. lo.So3; state, Prnma and
nearby fancy selected white 3Om32c: GOOD
to choice 2662Sc; brown ana mixed fancy,
2602Sc; first to extra first, 23lr25c; western
1LIt b11nps 1Qir.nbp
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
CAMPBELL CASE DRAGS.
Attorney for Amigo Man Talks Seven
Hours a. jury May Not Con-
fer Until Tuesday.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 21.-Attorney
James Harnett this afternoon concluded
Tense Of Amasa Z. Campbell, charged
with the murder of DR.. Benjamin F.
Harris. Court then adjourned until
Monday. 1t is thought the case may not
go L. the jury until Tuesday
CHICAGO. Ill.,. Sept. 21.-Arsuments
I'm the trial Of Frank j. Constantine,
charged with the murder of Mrs Louise
Gentry were continued today, and it is
not deemed probable that the case will
be given to the jury before Monday. The
defense claimed today to have clearly
proven that Mrs Gentry committed
suicide. while the state insisted that the
case was one Of murder for which the
death peualty should be inflicted.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
RAIL CLERKS WIN RAISE
Two Roads Grant Increase After 500
Threaten Strike-No Walk-0ut
Is Now Expected
TOLEDO. O., Sept. 23.-Five huudr,

TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 23.-Five hundred
railway clerks here, who threatened u
strike today because demands for in
creased wages were not met. are at work
and there Will probably be no strike.
The Wheeling Il Lake Erie and the Ohio
Central roads have granted an increase
of wages and negotiations are on with
four or FIVE other lines aud it is thought
there will be no strike. The freight
demands
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
BOYS CAN'T EVEN CALL,
Allentown (Pa.) Priests Will Announce
From the Pulpit Names of
Girls Who Flirt

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Sept. 23.-Rev
Father J. z. Walsh, rector and Father
Gaffney. curate of the Church of the
immaculate Conception in their sermons
yesterday warned the young women Of
the parish against too close association
with students OF Lehigh university.
The priests threatened that unless the
young women stopped entertaining the
students their names would be announced
from the pulpit The warning surprised
many of the parishioncrs and caused Goa
sidcra bic comment.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
MILWAUKEE SToCKYARDs REPORT

HOGS Market Zoe higher; mixed and
butchers, 6l006.40; packers. 5.I5lJG o.:
rough heavy, 5.25u5G3; light, 6.20uG.G0;
pigs. 475Gt5.75: bulk 59O06.3o
ATTLE-Market Is steady; butchers
steers, good to choice, 4.25Gp5. %; medium
to good, 3.5O04.O0; heifcrs, medium to good
3.00D4OO; common to fair, 2.25GD2. -: cows
5000 to choice 279q3G59 90, far to good
I75Gg22 % bulls, good to choice, 3.O0I3 10;
bologna bulls, common to fair 2.2542. - .
feeders, 3ood3.75; stoCkcrs, 2.35Q2. 50; milk
erS and Springers, common unsuitable except
for Gamers, good to choice Mt 81 OOQ45.0O
CALNES-Market steady; heavy grasscrs,
350Q4.25; fair to good, 5.75U7.20; choice .
prime, 7.25dSO0.
SHEEP-Market Is steady; common to
fair, 25o03.50; good to choice. 3.73Gl 1 80:
lambs. common to fair, 4.lOGiI.5O; choice
to prime, 6OOMG.5O; bucks, 2OO03.OO,
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
TWO BOYS GIVEN LIFE,
Porter and Reed Jones Sentenced fol
Adams Murder, Result of
Georgia Feud

EATON, Ga, Sept. 21-The jury in
the case Of Porter and Reed Jones.
charged with the murder of Robert =
Adams. brought in today a verdict OF
guilty with recommendation to mercy
Judge Lewis sentenced both boys to life
imprisonment. The prisoners displayed
no emotion. The murder was the result
of a feud
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
RAIL COMMISSION
TO FIGHT ROADS.
Transportation Company-Trou-
BILE Over Grain Rate

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 23.-In his
brief filed in the federal court today at
Omaha in resistance of the application
of the railroads for a temporary injunc
ton against the railroad commissions
grain rates, Attorney General Thomp-
son set out that the fixing of rates is es-
sentially legislative in its character and
that the railroads are trying to enjoin
legislative discretion IL their fight
against the new rates on grain.
Beyond Courts Power
The brief rectes. 1T is beyond the
power of court of equity to enjoin such
discretion. The complainant has no
standing in court of equity to complain
of the reaSOnableneSS of rates which may
be finally adopted and fixed by the rail
way commission in the exercise OF legls-
lative discretion with which they are
clothed under the constitution and
statutes of the state. Until the rate
has been actually established by the com
mission, the question of its reasonable
ness or unreaSOnableneSS IS not open to
investigation by a court of equity. The
establishment of such rate Is the neceS-
Sary precedent condition to the lnterposl-
ton Of the equity powers.
Left to Commission.
what the railway commission may do
i'll the matter of fixing rates is yet I'M
known to themselves. Whether they
will fix any rate is still unknown to
them and until Il rate is fixed the ques
ton of rcaSOnabieness or unreasonable
ness of the same is simply hypothet-
ical academic and mooted question.
There is therefore nothing to litigate.
The court will not hear and determine
purely hypothetical, academic and moot
ed question. Nothing has been done
by the commission or alleged to have
been done by the commission in the bill
of complaint that calls for the exercise of
the equity powers of the court in the
case 1T bar"
No Schedule Out.
The attorney general declared that the
notice given to the railroads by the COM
mission relating to the grain schedules
did not indicate that any schedule had
been determined upon. He insisted that
the commission had done nothing since
it issued the notice that had breathed
vitality into the notice to give it the
force and effect of law or to furnish any
basis for enforcement.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
RUSS TREATY RATIFIED.
Convention Regulating Englands Rights
in Thibet Held at St. Pc
terSDurg.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 23.-Ratih-
cations Of the AngIo-Russian convention
took place 1T the foreign office here this
afternoon.
The convention regulates the respec-
tive interests of Great Britain and Rus
STA III Thibet. Afghanistan and Persia
Imperial Russia maintains her position
in the north of Persia, and Great
Britain i'll the south.
The other governments interested i'll
Persia have been assured that the CON
yenton does not threaten the integrity
of the country and does not interfere
with the vested interests of any one.
For this reason the question of the Bag
dad railroad is left to future negotiations
between the powers, including Germany
and France.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
BODY OF WOMAN
FOUND IN TRUNK.
Seattle (Wash.) Furnishes CHASTITY Mys-
terry Upon Which Little Light
Is Thrown.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 23.-Thc
body Of All unknown girl about Is years
old, was found in trunk yesterday on
the beach about two miles south of
Elliot bay In the trunk were two let
tiers, one of which may lead to her identi-
iication. This letter was written on Il
lctterhc;t,f of the ]. l.. COvingtOn Fuel.
Feed and Hauling company, ST Paul,
and was signed Edith.
Little Light on Crime.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 23-J. Il. Coying-
ton Of this city. whose firms letter paper
was found in the trunk containing the
body Of Il young girl ut Elliot Bay, near
Seattle, gave the following explanation Of
how the firms letter paper had undoubt-
edly come to be in the trunk.
Edith Covington, aged - and Frank
Covington, aged -, were brought here
and her sister, raised by their grand
parents i'll CattleSburg, Ky. After they
had grown up they paid me visit and
the boy LET. here for San Francisco.
While he was there his sister. who was
still here received Il letter saying he was
going to the klondike. That was the
last we heard from the Young man. Later
Edith married and is now living III Ruth
erfglcn, Va. We have not heard from
her directly but had news from her re
Gently and she is happily situated.
How Letter Got in Trunk.
"A few days ago Il letter came to her
here from Seattle and we forwarded it
to her | presume that while Edith was
here she wrote to her brother ON the
firms letter paper and that may explain
how the letter got into the trunk. Our
theory is that Frank left his trunk be
hind him when he went to the klOndike
and it may have fallen in other hands.
The boy always bore an excellent repu-
triton. Mat is as much light as | can
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-09-27
TWO GIRLS EXECUTED.
Seven Workmen Also Shot, Without
Trial, for Participating in Murder
of Russian Mill Owner

LODI, Russia, Sept 23.-Seven
workmen and two girls were executed
here today by shooting, without trial,
for participating in the murder of Mar
Gus Silbertstein, owner of large cotton
mill, who was killed by his employees
September - because he refused to pay
them for the time they were out on
strike. Police and troops SEPTEMBER
made a sudden descent ON the mill and
arrested 800 of the employees.