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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
UNEVEHTFUL DAY IN
CASE OF HARRY THAV
Judge Merely, After Long De-
lay, AdjOurns Court Until
Wednesday Morning.

NEW YORK, March 25.-In anticjpa-
ton of some action on tho parJ of JUS
tice Fitzgerald regarding the appoint
ment Of lunacy commission for Harry
X Thaw, District Attorney Jerome and
all OF the counsel for the defense were
present in court this morning at ii
o clock, at which honT Justice Fltzger-
aid had fixed for notifying the lawyers
in the case whether he should desire
further evidence or an argument. Mrs.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw came down town
alone and entered the court building un-
accompanied Mrs. William Thaw and
her two daughters, the Countess of Var
mouth and Mrs, George l., Carnegie, ar
rived together, and Edward Tbaw ap-
pearcd soon thereafter.
There was a long wait for Justice
Fitzgerald, who did not arrive until
after 2 o clock in the afternoon, BY
this time the women members of the
Thaw family had returned TO their
hotels When the Judge finally took his
place on the bench he went through the
tormality of having the court session
adjourned until Wednesday morning.
Justice Fitzgerald made no announce.
ment whatever to the attorneys, the
ceremonies IN court occupying less than
two minutes.
If Justice Fitzgerald decides to ap-
point commission he will probably
first excuse the iurors indefinitely, in
forming them that they will be duly
notified when their presence is again
desired After the Jury retircs he will
formally announce the appointment OF
commission. lf the Judge decided not
TO appoint q commission. he may make
no other announcement than 10 direct
that the trial proceed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
DEATH OF PROVO BOY
Harry Bernice Hart Passes Away
While in Nevada,

The news OF the death near Khyolite OF
Harry Berntce Hart, the 16-ycar-old son
OF T. l.. Hart late OF Provo. has caused
sincere regret among his many friends
here I'm Salt Lake.
Young Hart had been attached to the
force OF the Gold Bullfroe Mining COM
pany where his father was aso EN-
ploycd on Tuesday morning the lad
complained TO his father that he was no,
feeling well and was unable To go 10
work. Throughout. the, day he grew
gradually worse. In the evening DR..
bowen. who had been sen, for arrived
from Rhyoi,e and at once diagnosed the
case as a severe attack Of cerebro- spinal
meningitis The doctor was unable 10
arrest the burning fever and the boy
breathed his last early Wednesday
morning.
As soon as the case began TO he rec
oeniZed as serious the young mans
mother. who is in Los Angeles, was noti-
fled. She started at once for the Ne
yada camp. bur was detained by floods
and washouts and was unable TO reach
her destination before her son had passed
away.
The funeral took place at Rhyoltte and
the remains we're Inferred in the ceme-
tory there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
NEARLY ALL BIDS FOR
CATTLE ARE REJECTED
Interior Department Will Modi-
fly Its Specifications as to
Weight of Heifers.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Nearlv
all bids for furnishing breeding cattle
for the Indian agencies have been re.
jected- This action on the part of the
Interior department means turning
down bids for supply of cattle to
value Of between 100000 and $780,
600. No formal statement TO this
effect has yet been issued By the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, but the
fact was secured upon unqucstiona BILE
information that the Interior depart
ment IS preparing to advertise for new
bids, that the official order for readver-
tising. will be promulgated within
two days, and that April % has been
set rs as the date for opening new bids.
The specifications Will be changed
for the new bids, decision having been
made to specify no particular weight
for heifers
The specification in the first adver-
tlsement that beifers must be of pre-
scrlbed minimum weight occasioned
no little difficulty. cattlemen repeatedly
declaring in their bids and elsewhere
that the minimum weight was alto
vision officials of the Indian Office
think that the bids went altogether too
high. The estimate of the Office was
that the entire lot Of cattle would
cost not more than 1874, 900. but if the
purchase had been made upon the basis
of the bids received, the cost would
have run up to $898,000, which is away
beyond the amount which thhe office
has at hand for this purpose.
In the new advertisement no weight
will bo specified. 1t will be required
merely that the animals shall be
merchantable, good, sound and fit for
breeding purposes. Upon the first bids
awards have been made aggresating
between $4,000 and 100000 The only
successful bidder in either Utah. Idaho,
Wyoming or Nevada was Willis NJ,
Spear of Sheridan, Wyo., who will sell
forty bulls at $50 each for the Tongue
River agency. in Montana.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
TESTIMONIAL PARTY.
Retiring Bishop and His Counsclors
Are Remembered

Special 10 The TrlbUno.
AMERICAN FORK, March 25.-On Fri
day evening the Alpine ward gave TO
Bishop Alber1 Marsh and his counselors.
Jas. Vance and Thos. +. Carlisle a tes-
tlnloniaI party In honor of their retiring
menced a, O'Clock In the afternoon.
Many brought lunches.
A wel-arraneed programme. including
number from each of the ward crgani-
cations was presented, Immediately af-
ter this Ephriam Healiy presented 10
Bishop Marsh fine gold headed cane.
Jas, Vance. who will form part Of the
new bshopric. also made a speech in
behalf OF Thos. F. Carlisle. presenting a
handsome Bible.
Bishop Marsh. In responding. presented
TO Jos. Worlton, the veteran bellringer.
n gold watch and chain. Mr.. Walton has
rune the bell for the past twenty years,
A dance concluded the DAYS enjoyment.
The new bishop is Benjamin Fulmer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
INTERESTED IN DRY FARMING.
American Fork Will Be Well Repre-
sented at the Convention.

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. March o5.-The
people of this end or the county are very
extensively interested In the dry farming
enterprise and will no doubt attend the
coming dry farm convention TO be held
AT Salt Lake City on April and 10 in
a body. Several companies have secured
large tracts OF land in the Cedar valley,
and are preparing 10 handle the farms
on a large scale The largest is PROB
ably the Cedar Valley Dry Farming and
Development company OF this place. with
which $. l.. Chapman, John n Wooton
and other prominent people are connect
ed They have purchased n Reeves en-
cine and large gang plow, also grub
digger with which they can clear three
acres per hour. They have fitted UP
very nice hotel on wheels and are other
wise preparing 10 give the dry farm pro-
position n thorough test.
The brush erubher was built by r.
Bates. the local blacksmith. and he has
made application for patent. He has
also built one FOR the Nephi Dry Farm
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
SHEEPMEA ARE READY
TO BEGIN SHEAR|AG
American Fork Reports That
100000 Sheep VIII Pass
Through Yards There.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. March 35-The diff
ferent shecp-shearing corrals are being
put into shape for the commencement of
sheep -shearinG this week, The sheep
men are enxious to have their sheep
sheared in order that they may enter the
summer range and be prepared for the
lambing period. which commences the
latter part OF April. IT is expected that
about 35o.o0o sheep will pass through the
local yards. The sheepmen report their
sheep in an excellent condition and the
wool above the average. The clip will
exceed the large clip OF last season. Most
of the sheepmen already have contracted
for the sale OF their wool at fair prices.
However. the price has advanced some
little since that time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
NEW DAILY PAPER
Peoples Labor Party of Boise Will
Have Campaign Organ.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO Inc tribune.
BOISE. Ida. March 25.-A daily paper.
70 he issued till the close of The present
municipal campaign in the interest Of
the Peoples Labor party ticket. Will be
launched TUESDAY evening large
corps OF writer's has been secured and
$500 papers VIII be printed from the
start The publication promises TO be an
important factor in the campaign and
viii materially aid the Peoples Labor
ticket The poll Of several of the pre-
cincts of the city shows this ticket in the
lead.
In accordance with Il resolution adopt
ed In tho recent Republican convention,
John NJ Haines, Republican, candidate
for Mayor. has announced that I'm the
event Of his election he Will appoint
Joseph Perrault. s. II Hays and A. J,
WILEY to the Board Of Public Works.
Wednesday is the last day on which
10 register and less than half the voters
in the city have their names In tie
books
The Carnegie Library board has de-
cided Ia celebrate Founders Day at that
institution on April IL: and plans are
being laid 10 thai end.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
QUESTION FOR LAWYERS
Will One Sentence Punish Man for
Killing Two Persons?
Special to The Tribune.

OpsclSl 10 L ne l. ElGuns
LARAMIE, Wyo., March 25.-Judge
Carpenter today issued bench warrant
for the arrest of Frank Kcefe, charged
with the murder of Tom King at Raw
lius in April. 1908 Keefe is still in
jail at Rawlins, where charge for the
same offense is pending, and there is
some question of jurisdiction that COM
plicates matters. keefe was tried here
on a change of venue for another kill
ing Mt the time of the murder of King.
and served four years iii the peniten-
tiary. His attorneys claim that the
killing of the two men was the same
offense. for which he has already been
punished. He was arrested at the pris
on door at the expiration of his SEN
tence.
Richard Howard was today sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary for
forgery, aud Ramon Dominquez TO three
years for selling mortgaged property.
They were landed IN the penitentiary
this afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
m PROSECUTE
/ ILLEGAL FENCING
.,rstary Garfield Issues a
Skeeping General Order to
His Special Agents.
lW OF 1885 REMAINS
IN Full FORCE AND EFFECT
, Use of the Public Domain
Must Not Be Inter
fered With.
The Tribune.

..risl 10 The Tribune.
|EAsHINGTON, March 25-The law
-ibiting fencing Of the public lands
\, h. ricidly enforced, according TO
ordcr made public today by Secre-
u Garfield. The Secretary addressed
. amer 10 the Commissioner of the
neral Land Office. the instructions
-os intended for special agents. He
|,;,es the fact that an attempt was
La Al tho last session of Congress to
|.u,e modification Of the law of
g in the interest of the conserva-
II sud best use Of the public range,
"A tbe protection of the settlers, home
.ksrs. and the grazing interests gen
sllr. but no Congressional act was
tIt is therefore necessary, y reads
. order ''for me TO advise YOU that
. aH remains in full force aud effect,
"a thai persons who maintain illegal
bees will be liable 10 prosecution.
'"You will instruct your special
-.,u that the making of gaps or main
|nncs OF gateways in Illegal fences
% the public domain will not re.
@e from liability under the act,
" The fence posts standing after the
|'iB have been removed Will not be
<Sdered violation Of the act. but
'en. on valid claims or patented lands,
Vts are maintained which cut off ac-
y 10 public lands, prosecutions
|lA be brought in. in order that the
tentative court decision should be
lined; that so.called drift fences
"a be held to be illegal under see
u 3 Of the act of 1883, unless they
RlpOu valid claims or patented lands.
Ready for Prosecution.
Persons who interfere IN any way
the free use of the public domain
bose who are legally entitled to 90
IT. such as prospectors, settlers,
'llsrs. persons in charge of live
. OF any class of live stock itself,
"a be prosecuted when the facts are
*1ght 70 your attention
line Department Of Justice will act
Enptly and vigorously TO prosecute
|l,lions Of the act Of 1855, if definite
'n'lanl ls made 20 a United States
-ine' Attorney, and you are directed
IiaEe steps for the immediate prose
~ Of vlolators Of that act whenever
Ftors Of that act or violations arc
,Feredl by either your special agents
afouph direct information and COM
,i irOm private persons,
Persons injured by illegal fences
'old make complaint to officers of the
ertmont of Justice or the Depart
fal Of The Interior
~ ~ TO be regretted that no dis
,non is given the Government TO per
" ,oe continuance of fences that are
.5Ils Tor the benefit of all interests.
|'aonbtediy some hardship and loss Of
Fny. especially TO the small stock
~ and the home-maker. will follow
''e!iforcament of this law, but so long
Is on the statute books it must be
''lcsa' without considering the rea
II winch led 10 any violation, -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
Results at OaklaWll.

HOT SPRINGS. March 25.-The re-
suits ~ Oaltlawn today We're as follows:
First race. three and a half furlongs-
Lady Elkhorn won. Bracasle second,
Flown third. Tine. "a.
Second race half mile-Sermour Bu
enter won Banatype second, Washable
third. Time. 40 50.
Lille Turner won. Edith NJ. second,
Taunt third Time. l:0a 2-5.
Fourth race. one milc-Hawkans won.
TJvolinl second. The Abmott third. Time.
Al 10.
Fifth race mile and seventy yards
Athens won. Ruiloba second. Woodclaim
third. Time. l;iT l-6
Frank Lubbock won. Charley Ward sec
nnd Imboden third. Time, Is 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
Track Was Fast.

NEW ORLEANS. March 25.-The track
was fast a the fair grounds today. with
the following results.
First race. six furlongs-Paragon won,
Bitter Miss second, Sylvan Belle third.
Time lis 4-5.
Second race. half mile-Rebel Queen
won Lady Caroline II. second, Geneva
third. Time. AS ..
Third race. six furlongs Cutter won,
Coltness second, Dapple Gold third. Time.
10 SIS.
Fourth race. seven furlongs Emer-
gency won Columbia Girl second. Fan
tastic third Time. l:25 3-5.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-
Sally Preston won. Toy Boy second. Sir
Mincemeat third. Time ;06 i5.
Sixth race one mile-Sally NJ. won.
Tlavigny second, Lucy Marie third Time,
| n
Seventh race. mile and furlong-Fer-
roniere won Lemon Girl second. SINGER
ity Belle third Time, l:6S 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
JENNINGS TRACK OPENS.
as WIZ Be Promoted During 1907
Se5son by Jockey Club

EXTINCTION. March 25.-T-nder the
.res Of tho Washington Jockey cIill.
,s season of 1907 was opened to-
y, y the Bennlngs track. No more ia
conditions for the beginning nf
dIns season In the East could have
|,,,a, The weather was perfect,
oNs,n " excellent condition and the
a ~ WAS better than rpa sonal>ly
a expected al this time OF the
oniy noteworthy race offered to-
M .,. me Jennings spring handicap.
t,.s as won by Malaica Some horses
.sls, were entered for the event. In
!, v eh",Ip pointed 10 GrazialIo as the pop
n ama oli'eials Of the NEE, are practically
A. as heretofore. with :. :. Hen
|rsrtipr ipes'dlng Judge and Mars Cassidy
4 ~ race. SIX turlongs Anna NAV
81 "sa eoanerges second, Quadrille
- Time, III.
n Ps race, four furlongs-BiI Hibbs
n 81 eoie second, Lawless third.
.ry"'IsnrTa s,I race. seven rurlones-LaIly won
y, ia, second, Old Colony third.
il,lorrnssc race BennIngs spring handicap.
n Sldos Ma,acca won. Graziallo sec 10
ftth amay tmrd. Time, LIS As.
os-n,%'e' slesplechase. about two
,Asd o,,, won, Pioneer second,
sl,b ,eoo u. 'hird. Time, 4;16.
hrt NJ, ~, mile and forty yards Reid
'ld. TIM huTipides second DcIphie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
NO JURISDICTION
United States Supreme Court Dis
misses Million-Dollar Suit.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-The Su-
preme court Of the United states today
dismissed the case of the Empire State
Idaho Mining company VS.. X. j. Han
lev Involving claim by Hanl9y for re-
m,lneratlon for part Of the ore taken
out OF the Skookum mine in Shoshone
county Idaho II was represented that
Inc Con1panv had taken out of the mine
more than a million dollars worth OF
ore, without accounting TO Ilanley who
claimed 10 he part owner. Ihe case was
disn,issed because the court held Itself 10
he without jurisdiction. The action ls
favorable TO HanleN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
SOLDIERS ARE BLAMED
Held Guilty of Shooting Up Browns.
Ir1lla

WASHINGTON. March 25.-The Senate
Committee on Military Affairs today re-
cejved from tho acting Secretary of War
a copy OF a telegram from Brigadier-
General McCaskey. commanding the de-
partment OF Texas. concerning the Pen
rose court martial The telegram saws
that Penrosn was eNonerated, but that
the court found that the shooting up
of Brownsville was done by men Of the
Twenty nth infantry.
Following Is rhe text of The telegram:
MA ior Penrose was eXonerated by tho
court martial but the court found that
the shooting In Brownsville was done by
the men of the Twenty NTH infantry
Finding approved by me.-McCaskey,
Commander.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
PREMATURE BLAST FATAL
George Sessions, Well Known Miner,
Killed at Lee, New.

w w Gibeaut OF this city yesterday
afternoon received telegram from
Rhyolite. New, telling him that his Criend.
George Sessions. had been killed at Lee,
New, by premature blast, The tclc-
gram was brief and gave no details Of
the accident
Sessions was we'll known here and around
Bingham as a blacksmith and miner for
years He built the cars for the first
tram road at the Dalton and Lark mine,
now part nf the Bingham Consolidated,
Sessions was about siNty-three years old
and leaves widow and married daugh
ter in California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
Promotion for Tinslnan.

CHICAGO. March 25,-W. s. Tinsman.
formerly general superintendent oi the
Southwest system OF the Rock Island
with headquarters at Topeka. has been
appointed assistant general manager with
Offices at Chicago. a. H.. Sweet has been
appointed superintendent in place of Mr.,
In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
Burton Coal Company Sues.

The Burton Coal company of Salt Lake
has brought suit against SChowell Broth
ors and Belcher, l.. !. Moran and others
10 recover $lSS alleged TO he due the
plaintiff for poles supplied 10 the defeD-
dants I, appears that Moran sublet 10
Schowel1 Brothers and Belcher part OF
paving Of Second South street from Third
East 10 Tenth East Burton supplied the
coal for the blacksmith work alleges that
II has not been paid, and suit Is now
br,ncbt n recover
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
Will Bring Fenton Back.

Harry Eenton was arrested AT Evans
ton Wyo December . by Sheriff Jones
on a charge OF burglary tenton Is want
ed here for having. II Is alleged. broken
Into a saloon at Sandy and robbed tn"
slot machines. His partner. Hanson. Is
now serving six X-morthG' term for the
same offense. Deputy sheriff slater left
last night 10 bring Fentcu back.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
Please, Mister, May I Come In ?
TO FACE TERR0RS OF
''PLACE OF DEATH"
Two Wyoming Blacksmiths Will
Attempt Passage of Big
Horn River Canyon.
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= through the canon of the Big :
/. Horn river. The boat is A ::
:. strongly-built sl<iff of the ordj :
:. nary type. but is reinforced :
= with sheet iron and heavy :
= sole leather pad al the most :;
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
BIG HORSE SALE.
r' ssoSt' Jry Buys Entire Plymouth
!, ,ScXney Stnd From .Inrdan

lpn af>1,lTON, ~ ,lON, March 25.-Eben n.
n. .Ir 'n,s city has sold 60 Fred
~. con,nr WI milwaukee. i2l head Of
Nay s,ra 'sihS the entire Plymouth
eon,s eoSnlns breeding esfohI5e,mem1s "H =, ~
.hirSSty. devoted Ia Inc prodmc, iom ~
no horspplng harness horses.
.ltse imnad,wili WIN he shipped 10 Mil
p wnn"eoiate(y. wnn Mr.. Jorlan's horses
''gs hyr hor. scores OF blue ribbons At
y Phllado,,,, SHOWS In New York. Bos-
I q undphla and Newport
Ia of nm a,ood tha, the stud was dis
/. Jordan "gcoum m OF the iil-health of
;utman me TWO famous stations.
aar, are 'pnh I'M and Di,ham Prime
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
MAYOR UNDER QUARANTINE
His Son Has Diphtheria and He Will
Have to Remain at Home,

Mayor Thompson is under quarantine.
His son Claude Is suffering from an at
tack Of diphiheria and notice OF quaran-
tine was posted Monday morning. II is
understood that the citys chief executive
will have To abide by the quarantine regu-
Iatlons the same as any private citizen.
and that means that he Will he compelled
TO remain indoors for some time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
Governor Names Commissioner.

Governor Cutler yesterday appointed
John Walsh OF Pennington commissioners
of Davis county. Mr. Walsh succeeds
James H. T.arkin. who has resigned. and
as the commissioners were unable to Sc
lcct n successor within the period specl-
fed by law. II was up TO The Governor 10
solve tho difficulty,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
TRULY A GIANT

Negro Weighing $40 Pounds Dies at
Age Of Seventeen Years.
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:. Elmer Sheppard, negro \
Il known throughout the country =
= as Big Emo the heaviest \
= man in the United States, died =
:. here today of fatty degenera- <
:. tion Of the heart. He weighed Il
= go pounds. although only sew 4
!. cnteen years old. Two Years J.
= ago he ceased riding in a pas =
!. scnger coach, as he was unable =
- 10 enter the doors. 's'
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
Exnlosion. Panic and Fire.

.EvETAND. March GA water sys-
rom I'm the dlninsroom of the railroad y
Nj. C. A. building at ColllnSwood a sup
urb exploded early today. causing panic
among the fifty persons I'm the place, VINO
were mostly asleep when the accident
occurred Fire followed the explosion ana
y portion of the building was destroyed
No one was injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
Work of County Commissioners.

At q meeting OF the County Comm,s-
sioners yesterday Antoine Lundberg was
appointed register OF vital statistics of
district No. 7.
The following road supervisors for the
various districts were appointed as fol-
lows: &C. A. +. Jones; q. Thompson; ..
John r. Pehrson: 13 Henry Park: tx.
w l.. Parry; %, Walter 3. Reid. X. y.
Woolley and Louise Bcrgh were appoint
ed assistants in the Assessors office
temporarily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-26
KILLED BY WOMAN
Prominent Physician of Union, S. G.,
Is Shot Down UnaWare5.

SPARTANBURG. s. c.. March 25.-Dr.
William Llndcr n prominent physician or
Union. s. c.. was shot and killed today
by Lucy Litse?, who walked INTO inc
nhvsIciau's office, closed the door and
fred a bullet into his back The woman
ME arrested,