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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25
Eiuht for Life of Kjnu,

Vienna, Oct 20.-Emperor Francis
Joseph has now been i'll nearly three
weeks and while he has made some
improvement, his condition is not en-
tirely satisfactory.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25
FIGHT SUNDAY THEATERS.
Kansas City Police to Arrest All the
Show Folks.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 21.-All the
theaters of this city were open Sunday
in violation of the Sunday closing Or
der of Judge Wallace of the criminal
court and all the actors and actresses
who participated in the various per-
formances will be indicted by the
grand jury.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25
The Masterful Negative,

"In order to develop stability a man
must learn to say no." said the NOR
alist.
"Yes," answered Senator Sorghum.
Especially when some one hints that
he ought to resign Star.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25

Tito St. Vitus Dance and all Nervous Dis
fIIN eases permanently cured by DIR. Kline's
Id, oSI Arch street, Phila., Pa.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25

The man who returns home emp
ty-handed frequently carries a larger
load than his more proverbial neigh
Dor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25

Missionaries and college students
are very similar in one respect: Both
are regular In writing homo that they
Iee6 money.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup the best remedy to use for their chill
dren during teething period
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25

Too many men imagine they can't
end many others are said to have
been lost.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25

The average town Is never as unsat-
isfactory as when providing entertain
ment for a loafer.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-25

Better make excuses than throw the
blame On someone else.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29
DAVIS 8 BLACKBERRY
116 MONK ST. PHONE 446
PHONE 446

See our display Of cold brass and
irons, and spark guards We have
fne assortment of these. ColsoB
Hardware Co
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29
7Offn1an'S Bazaar

AT FIGURE. WILL GIVE THE PEOPLE or rus
SECTION THE BENEFIT. IN A VERY FEW DAYS A SALE WILL
BE STARTED WHICH ALMOST CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE
STOCK.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29
JOHN D. ROUNTOS

srunswlck's Candy store.
Don't buy burnt sugar and imagine
YOU are getting pure chocolate. Sucl
substitutes are injurious to health
Fer pure chocolate and al other can
dies call on me.
A fresh supply received every weee
from Menier the famous chocolate
maker Either in bulk or in beautiful
pound and half pound boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO
BhcCOES, ETC.
TAFFN CANDY MADE FRESH
DAILY
haS ie ssSAstls AsvAsa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29
OUT IN THEIR NEW UNlFoAme
Members Of Brunswick Police Foce
Dressed up Now

The pretty new uniforms ordered
through B. II. Levy, Bros, e Co, a few
weeks ago for the Brunswick police
force. arrived Saturday and nearly an
II the officers were dressed
terday,
The uniforms are aboutSHe same Ia
style and cut, tIpsSold ones, but
they add greqy to the appearance
Of the several nembers Of the force
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29
A GRAND OPERA
COMPANY COMING
Martha viii be Sung at the Gram
by an Excellent Company To
morrow Night.

BY special arrangement perfected
yesterday, the Andrews Grand Opera
Company. has been secured for an en-.
gagement in the city at the Grand
tomorrow evening and the opera Mar
tina will be sung
The company is now making tour
of the south and had an off day on
Wednesday Fleming G. Bryant, for
mer managers Of the Grand, learne
that the company did not have any
date for Wednesday and correspon-
ded with the manager by wire yes
terday closing with him to appear il
the city The firm has leased the 09-
era house for the occasion and he
opera will be given by them.
The Andrews Opera Company is
composed of quintette Of high-class
singers and the opera tomorrow niglt
promises to be treat to the music
loving people OF this city.
Tickets viii be on sale this morn
ing at Fleming and Bryants and tbs
indications are that packed house
win be present to witness the opera
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29

We solicit orders Tor everything In
the grocery line. Prompt service,
low prices. Davis & Blackerby, lie
Monk street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29
STOLE WHISKEY
ER98As 7HE DEPOT
Office Of he Southern at Towns Rob
bed and Same White Man Ar
rested by Agent Of Road.

The Office Of the Southern railway
at Towns, a small station just tais
side Of Lumber City, has geen robbed
twice during the past three week.
and young white man, named Young
is under bond charged with the Of
Tense.
1t seems that the first robbery G
cured about three weeks ago when
Young broke into the depot and car
ried off seyeFas warts Of whiskey az
number Of articles. 'escfal
i5eisszazzaesaes5dt to weszszzssszsSSie case
which resulted in the arrest of the
white man, with sufficient evidence
probably to convict MIN He was ar
FaSted and gave the necessary bond
Tor his appearance in the s4ae
court
Law Saturday night the office was
robbed for the second time and again
the thief preferred whiskey and Moth
ing else was stolen After an inves
tigation yesterday the second rob
berry has also been traced to the SANE
man and special agents are after
again.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29
CAPTAIN LEAle NOT COMING
He viii not Al hist in the inspection
of sfate Troops.

He Will Not Afbist In the inspection
Of State Troops.
Capt. Joe wheeler. of the artillery
corps, has bseh relyeived from inspect
ion duty with the National Guard Of
Georgia, and Capt. J. NJ. Morgan, OF
the Twelfth cavalry, Fort Oglethorpe,
has been appointed in mis- place.
No reason for the change is known
in the Office Of the adjutant general,
but it is supposed that Capt Wheeler
who is stationed near Savannah. is
needed there.
The inspection of the state National
guard will begin February II, and Cap
tain Morgan will join with Colonel
w G. Obear. inspector general OF
the state troops,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29

We can at everyone. from Cinder
ella TO the Giant. Peeraen's
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29
join THE CROWD

And GO to PARTER's Pox BALL
PARLoR. Splendid Exercise, Re
fined Pleasure for Ladies and Gen
temen.
A prize will be given away each
Saturday Night for the highest score
made during the week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-29

for hunting coats, shell belts, leg
gins, gun covers. etc, go 10 Sig
Levtson.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
FACING END, ADMITS CRIMES.
Negro Confesscs six Terrible Attacks
and Murders,

Atlanta. Ca. June I4-Confessing six
crimes the blackness Of which swell be-
yond Harry Orchards most horrible dis
closures, William johnson, the negro con-
victed Of assault on Mrs. Georgia Hem
bree. swung out of the world on a ropes
end to-day at noon
Johnson's confession includes attacks
on the Misses Lawrence. upon Mrs Hem
brae, the murder Of Amos Moody. the at
tack on Mrs Camp, the attempted attack
on Mrs. Kimball. of Oakland City, and the
firing into the window of John Bryant. i'm
East Point
For the attack upon the Misses Law
renee a negro is now serving a forty
year sentence. That upon Miss Ethel
Lawrence and Miss Mabel Lawrence was
silgul1rly brutal Miss Ethel Lawrcnce.s
eve was knocked out. and both Young
women were brutally beaten. Miss Mabel
Lawrence identified William Bryan MS the
negro. He was tried at the December
term and sentenced TO forty years. on
August Is Mrs. Georgia Hembree was at
tackled at Battle Hill
Four DAYS later Amos Moody. a truck
farmer living on the Adamsville road.
was murdered. On November 13 Mrs. An
ME Camp was attacked az her home on
Cascade avenue. in West End. johnson
also confessed to killing man in North
Carolina. for whose murder another ne
gro is serving life sentence.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Big FIRE RACES IN ALTOONA
Half-million.doliar Blaze Threatens
Whole City.
Part of Business section Of Town Is
Gone and Blaze Is Spreading to
other Buildings.

Altoona. June IA STam0 fire is
raging at Altoona. and q part of the b1si-
ness heart is lost At 1850 o'clock the
Eleventh Avenue Opera House. the Lead
ing six-story block in the central bgsi-
ness section of the CITY, was discovered
en- fire. and in short time the entire
structure was a mass Of flames. The
blaze spread like magic Through the en-
tire structure. and although the framen
were soon on the scene # was impos-
sible for them 20 retard. for nearly two
hours the progress of the cDa7aerati0u.
The Imperial Dry Goods Company a
leading department store Of this section
1f the State, occupied the basement.
ground. and second floors. The uDper
part was used as a playhouse until April.
when il was abandoned. The fire started
in the theater part Of the building. which
was being rem0deled TO be wholly used
as a department store. but in a short
while was burning, and from roof %
cellar the structure was a tOrrid furnace.
At 1920 this morning the front walls OF
the opera house fell with "a terrific crash
II is believed the fire win spread to other
buildings.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15

Brownsville. Tex. June 1L-A tragedy
growing .et of the investigation by he
Senate Committee on Military Affairs ar
Washington of the sao1ung-up Of Browns~
vile Dog negro soldiers of the Twenty
fifth infantry was enacted on the streets
Of Brownsville early to-day in which
Col s H. Wreford. cne Of the most
prominent ci-izsas Of the city. was E.--d
and Jesse Thornhau. q stepson Of Capt.
William KEY. the wealthiest resident og
this section, arrested charged with the
shooting.
Tie shooting took place about $50
O'Clock ia front Of Capt FeIly's Office.
Wreforl was shot twice with shotgun
and died in about half an hour
The tragedy caused great excitement,
and IS regarded as a d-pI7r1hl7 develop
/ m-ut Of the outrage perpet-ated here by
/ che negroes Of th Tventy-ffyh Infantry.
Col Wreford was one or Br0wusviiie-s
leading citizens, a merchandise broker,
and about sixty years Of age He was
very pronounced iu his ideas. but was
quite generally liked and admired
Kelly Criticised Police.
Capt. Kelly is probably the wealthiezs
man Brownsville has ever produced. ex-
/ 'cept James Suumau. president Of the Va
t0ual City Bank of New York Cant
Kelly IS rot in any way connected with
the army.
Tire causes leading up t1 the tragedy
appear G. aa circular printed and dis
Tibutei yesterday 10y Col Wrefo-5 Bit
terlv attacking Capt Ee'Iy.s testimony
before tho S-aare Military Committee 3
few weeks ago.
Capt Kelly testified that the negroes
NJ the TWeUtT-fftr Ir1au.r-. stationed
. here prior 20 the raid. were diz-ri-.1sted
against not only b- tha people. lut 6-
the police force. and were msda TO feel
that they wera uI- wanted He said
they were subjected ro rough treatment
hv the police department. agr i1 all other
matters Capt EaIlys testimony stood
sgua-eiv h- the people af Brownsville.
lit appears that this feature or C7p-.
+ keLvs testimony alue~a5 Col Wref1.l.
and le issued a printed circular in c5n-
ne1-i1u with i- This, it is alleged lel
up 90 this morning tragedy
Capt Eollv IS tho father OF lii-s Anna
/ Kelly. who was i.ited by Lieut. Mack
. Richardson. who subsequently committed
suicide
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
DOUMA NEARING End
Government Demands Arrest
Of Socialist Deputies.
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
u. StoIyDin Announces that If the
Cznr's Wishes are Not Complied
with Decisive Measures Would Re
Taken-Eforts To Establish Vepub-
lie Alleged Against the Body.

ST. Petersburg. june lt-Wh1t NAV De-
the final crisis In the short history OF
Russia's second national D5uma began t1-
day. with a demand from the government
for the arrest Of sixteen Socialist derutias
and the exclusion OF the remainder ON
a charge Of conspiracy 20 overthrow the
present government and establish re-
public
Immediately the House was called 20
order. H. stoEpln entered the tribune.
and in a brief. grav= speech announced
that the government required the arrest
Of sixteen Socialist members OF tho
Douma and the D1uma.s consent t1 tra
immediate prosecution Of tie thirtv-ni1e
remaining members Of the same usrt-.
against whom the present evidence was
lnConcIuslve
If the D0Uma did not assent ha said
the government would he unable to -1-
operate with it. and must take decisive
measures, otherwise it could NOT Doe rec
sponsible for the tranquility OF the conn
try.
After some debate. the H0u=, io-aigh.
decided 10 appoint a commission 90 con-
slider the governments demand and re-
port within tWHnry-f0ur hours. The
consensus of opinion is the commission
viii reject the government demands. and
dissolution win follow
Russian officer KILLED.
The assistant commandant of the 7art
Of St Petersburg. Col Kouiaror was
assassinated by workmen this morning
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Do NOT FEAR FOR FAIRBANKS
Selma People Indignant Over Assas.
sinatiOn Story.
Vice President Arrives Safely in
Birmingham, Ala. En- Route to
MorgHn's Funeral.

Birmingham, Ala. June l4-Vice Pres
ident Charles W. Fairbanks arrived here
this afternoon en- route 10 Selma to at
tend the funeral Saturday of the late
Senator John T. Morgan. He will remain
here until midnight He was met at
the depot by several members OF the
Commercial Club and after short
drive through the city. was taken to the
Country Club for dinner
The Vice President is unaccompaDi=d
and positively no apprehension is felt I'm
regard 70 the story sent out Of Selma TO
the effect that a newspaper man out of
Montgomery claims 90 have heard a plot
by two Italians Just from New Orleans
that an attempt would be made 20 assas-
sinate Nr Fairbanks.
Citizens Of Selma are stirred I'D over
the starting Of such an absurd story. The
Vice President paid a tribute to the late
Senator after arriving, saying:
The death of Senator Morgan removes
from American political life one Of our
most conspicuous men.
He was very able man. He was a
statesman in the best sense. He had a
rare aptitude for service in the Senate
He was a conscientious and indefatlgabIe
student Of public questions. He was
courageous and as incorruptible as fate
He was an intense American. and never
allowed occasion 10 pass without paying
tribute 70 his country and her lnstitu-
tions
We were closely associated for over
ten years. and the more / knew of him.
the more I loved. admired, and honored
him
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
TEAW WITNESS GONE.
Miss simcnton in Africa ard VIII
Not Return for "a Ic1-.

FL,tsburE June li-Fs7m developments
here to-day. there appears to be little
likelihood That Hiss Ida Veronica simon
ton viii be q witness at the nrs- trial f
Harry K. TEaw fog che b5Ifr= of STAN
ford White. 3Iss simootoa IS badly
wanted by the defense. but 1t the pres
Ont time she is doep in The businesses Il
the Congo wijds. and a letter received by
her mother here to-day declares that sls
has uo intention ol returning l7r ut !e4zt
year.
Miss Sim0rton went to Africa % study
tho language Of tho monkeys, and for
months has been living il ths heart oG
the jungle with only a woman and her
son as attendants. Il takes a letter tl~ee
months to reach Miss Simoutol from
here and an equally long time for q
reply to arrive. In her Iatre~ received to-
day she does not mention The mis-rllI oS
Thaw
The absence Of Miss Siu11t0n from the
next Taaw trial viii Doe O. great disfp-
pointmeut TO the defense. Miss Sim1a-
ton was in Europe with Harry Trev ana
Evelyn Nesb!t wae- the latter claims %
have made her affidavit against Stanford
White This affidavit was given e. Miss
S.u1nt1H for safe keeping. h-t tho Tr3w
people now contend that She destroyed
the document
Il is known that the T.1ws through
Detective Roger OGHrs ana others. l.,s
been making many Intellectual efforts 10
set Mss Siuont0a O. return O. this cau.-
try as a. witness AZ taa next trial
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
Want HUGHES OR A FIGHT
Sane and Safe" Republicans Would
Get Together.
Governors Friends Think His Pois, ,
Toward Corporations Superior TO
President RoOseveIts.

Albany. June -i-"Take Hughes or
fight" is 20 ba the attitude Of Gov.
Hughes. friends when President Eoose-
velts friends begin 20 inquire about the
New York delegates 20 the next Bepub-
Ilcln national convention.
The FULLY apportionmeat viii be the
working basis of the demands of the
governors friends that New York be left
TO him. and the 2-ceHt fare veto mes
sage. sounding a keynote Of rational con-
s.deration of railroad problems" is 90
be-their rallyiug cry among the people.
In brief. the Hughes enthusiasts believe
their candidate has found a way O. have
the duaucier and legislator work together
in the solution of the big problems Of the
day instead of leaving it solely to the ex-
ecutive or the legislator. lacking in knowI-
edge of facts and conditions. and often
Indifferent 10 the effect on capital and
enterprise.
The governors friends assert that this
is "a better way % accomplish real re-
suits, and while they do not actually say
that it is in contrast with the Roosevelt
way. stil they are not 8v0rse Go sug-
Esstion from others Co that effect. I'm
fact the Hughes mon. so long as they
are not caught saying it themselve-.
rather like 90 have it discussed as an
Improvement On the Roosevelt stvIa.
They are taking it up as a sort IF
sane and safe" brand Of Rapublicanism
and pinning theic faith to it as the trump
card in the Hughes Presidential hand.
just as the Parker people three years ago
appealed to sane and safe" Dcmoc-
rdCy
Ex-senator Stevens. now superintendent
of public works, IS the man at the helm
in the working out of the programme
With him, more or less directly is eV-
Gov. Odall Where OdeH is the~s also Is
L. H. Hartman. The CJell-darr.maa
motive in the alliance is too obvious to
need mention. Senator Stevens motive
is to be the Mark Hanna Of the next
Republican National Convention
It remains to De seen whether Presi-
dent Roosevelt realizes fully the fo1rda-
ti7n that is being laid for the "take-m1-
or-fEht' stand which Gov. Hughes pro-
poses 70 take iu the national convention
primaries-at least which Stevens ana
Odeu propose that he shall take
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
TWOVESSELS COLLIDE
White Star Liner Hits Cargo
Steamer AmidShipS.
ACCIDENT HAPPENS IN FOG
Medic Rams the Turbo While on
Dover and Makes Big Rent In Pc
on shore Herr Crash and Rush TO
Scene 90 Learn the Cause.

London. June IA collision between
-Ee White star Line steaVer Medic and
the London cargo steamer Turbo occurred
or Dover to-day, Both were badly dam
aged
The Medic and Turbo were around the
South Foreland They were SD close 10
shore that the noise OF the collision
brought dweIlers running from heIr
houses to see what had happened. The
weather was Of that type which produces
sudden f7ss that clear as rapidly as they
come.
The Medic cut into one Of the Tarbo.s
1ll tanks and an enormous quantity OF
petroleum escaped. She has a heavy list
Tugs are standing by her.
The Medic has q big rent above her
water line. She is now returning 20
Gravesend. whence she sailed this morn
ing for Liverpool
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
PRESIDENT IS sTORM-BOUND.
Rain and Cold Make Executive ChOp
Wood Inhonrs

oyster Bay. June 1.-THE President was
storm-bound ut Sycamore Eli to-day. a
steady drizzle. changing az times 20 a
hsavy downpour and accompanied by a
chill wind from the bay. kept everybody
indoors at the Presidents home. and no.
body bat Secretary Loeb and the Secret
Service men made tho journey to the hilL
None bat routine business was transacted.
The President varied the moutony and
got a little exercise in the afternoon by
ch0ppiag wood under cover
Secretary Loeb said this morning that
no adviccs had been received az the exec
utive Offices iH regard 20 the japanese sit
uati01. In fact. no one there viii admit
that there is any situation O. Doe dis
cuescd. Assistant Secretary IT. C.. L3tta
denied to-day that President Roosevelt
told Gov Terrell OF any OF the other
Georgians 20 "cut it out" or "cgt it
short when they tried 20 speak their
pieces On Georgia Day at J7mest0wE.
Mr. Latta said that he aat close go tie
Presidents elbow on tHa- occasion, but
heard nothing Of the kind
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
WILL BECOME CHINESE.
Mrs. Howard GouId's sister Re-
nOuncCs stars and Stripes,

san Francisco. June 1t-AIrs Wong
sun Yue, a sister Of Mrs. Howard Could
and the wife OF a Chinese resident Of this
city, has ronounced American citizenship
and become q subject of China.
This action was taken a few days ago.
and her reason for the step was a desire
70 become a Chinese merchant. She SAYS
that she has become associated with a
Chinese tailor firm. and in order TO secure
an rights enjoyed by Chinese merchant
il was necessary TO abandon the Stars
and Stripes.
Mrs. Wong Sun yue has been for sew
e-al years member Of the Chinese coll
ony. but It was not until about three
years ago that she was married TO a
ChiIam8n
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
FOUND IN THE LAUNCH

Midshipwan Franklin p. Hoicomb.
Nidshipwan Herbert T.. Holden.
WidsniDEGu Walter {. JlriCh.
Aidshipman Henry {. MurpEin, ir.
tIidshipman William Il. Stephenson.
NidshiDman Philip II. Field.
Sc, man Robert Il. Dodson.
Coal Puzscr jesse Conn.
Seaman Frank r. Plumber.
Seaman Harley L. Van Dcren.
Fireman George ". Weatphal.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
FLOWERS LDRIFT IN OCEAN.
Lowered from Steamship to 7jarlS
Where Passenger Was Eu.'cd.

New York. June 1t-An unusual service
on the ocean WIS rCu-r-Cd oT the officers
Of the steamship Eoeuisin Lu.se, which
arrived here to-day from Genoa. Naples.
and Gibraltar
on the vessels last voyase from Europe
q Mrs Prentice. OF Chicago. Il cabin pas
seuger. died. and hy order of am Italian
immigration commissioner vEo was on
board her body was buried 8t sea.
This action is said TO have been taken
in the face NJ protests made by Mrs.
Prenuces daughter. and other p7ss.a-
gers. The steamships officers declared
themselves % De HELPLESS. however. in
view Of the commissioners or3e@.
When on the outward tri.. tine steam
ship passed near tHa spot who're .Ee nedv
had been put overboard. large box r5
flowers 1as lowered over the side of .ns
Eoeuigtn Louise and set adv.t, in the
ocean
The Washington herald., 1907-06-15
BLACK HAND WRITER CAUGHT
III Man Demands $500 of Banker.
Decoy Fools Him.


Shamohn. Pa, June IA daring at
tempt was made here to-day to rob John
Mullin, president Of the national bank. of
A.5o2 through the medium of a "Bl5ck
Hand letter. The conspirator gave his
name as Peter Yancivage. lie was ar
rested after an exciting pursuit. I'm which
he was saot q number of times
On Wednesday June .. Mullen received
a letter commanding him 20 place the
money near his office. He enlisted the
support oi the police. A dec0y bundle of
money was put I'm the place designated by
4ancirage lie did not appear that night.
Early to-day Mullen got another letter 10
place the money alto o'clock this morn
ing. He carried the original package 20
the end Of an ash bank and buried #.
\ few minutes after he re-entered his
Office. Hancivage stole down a hiU and got
the package. whereupon he ran toward q
mountain. 4 number Of men. in watch
ing, followed him and succeeded i'm taking
him prisoner He confessed his guilt. and
stated that he conceived the plG because
he had no money and was TOO in 10 work
1T manual labor. lie denied having ac-
compi-ces .n the undertaking