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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-04-11
Physical Culture.

Police Surgeon Ito would be cop)-
How is it, my man, that your right
arm is developed out of all proportion
to the rest Of you? Italian Applicant
Grinda da org, shina da fruit, roosta
da peanut Puck.
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His Own Portrait.

Mr.. Misfit (savagely)-Before mar
ried you, was there any doddering idiot
gone on you? Mrs. Misfit There was
one. Mr.. Misfit-I wish to goodness
you'd married him! Mrs. Misft-I did,
Illustrated Bits.
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Worse Still.

Griggs-The idea Of your letting
your wife go round saying she made
man Of you! You don't hear my wife
saying that. Briggs-No, but heard
her telling my wife that she did her
best.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-04-11
Kicked the Wrong Sutton

Miss Bear-Won't you come in, Mr..
Rabbit?
Mr.. Rabbit-No, thank you, Miss
Bear Your father kicked me out once.
That's enough. Pm no pig.
Miss Bear-Oh, there's no danger to-
day. The Porcupine called last night.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Succeeded.

"She married him to reform him"
did she succeed?"
'Sure! He used to be a spendthrift
and now he has rothing to SPEND
Houston Post.
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Menu for Mems Supper

To be given by the men to-
morrow evening in the Schroeder
building, first door east of First
National bank. '>."*
,,,,,,, '~.-:..'. =,
Lettuce Parsley
Dill Pickles -.
Swift Premium Ham -: ::
Strictly Fresh Eggs
Macaroni and Tomatoes
German Fried Potatoes
Bread Butter
Yale Coffee <:s5s
"Bemidji Chief" Pancakes,
>''.' Maple Syrup
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WANTED-F'or the U S. Marine
Corps; men between the ages
of 81 and IS, An opportunity
to see the world. For full m
formation apply in person or
by letter to 2O8 Third street.
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The charity that opens it's hand and
closes it's mouth is tho best kind.-Ter.
rell TEX Transcript
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-04-11

LOST-Between Bemidji and
Gus Berg's farm, mouth
speculum for horse. Finder
please leave at City Drug store
or my Office and get reward.
Fl. Ingalls,, V. S.
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F0URNIER ON STAND IN
HIS own BEHALF
Continued from first page.

On cross examination Mr..
Bailey reiterated that although
the time of the Investigation was
nearly three years ago, he re-
mem bered what Mrs. Caldwell
had said, Also that Loud had
not prevented her from telling
all she might have known. Wit
ness recalled that the grand jury
had indicted Fournier and Wes-
ley. He could not recall, how
ever, how many different times
Mrs. Cald had appeared be-
fore the grand jury, and whether
it was before or after Fourier
and Wesley were indicted.
j P. Lahr, who was also a
member of the grand jury fall
of 1904, was called and stated he
only attended the session three
or four days, having been ex-
cused. County Attorney Loud
had been present and questioned
Mrs. Caldwell. and she had been
allowed to tell all she knew.
On cross examination, witness
stated he did not know what
had been done while he was away
from the sessions.
II. J. Loud called.
Witness testified that when he
had been county attorney had
questioned Mrs. Caldwell and
tried to get all be could out of
her concerning murder.
On Dissemination Mr..
Funkley asked Loud:
You indicted Wesley and Fourier,
did you expect to hang them?
No.
E. E. Mcdonald called.
Witness stated be had been
county attorney during 1906, and
knew Paul Fourier. Saw Owen
Fourier at Matt Haffner's
March 1906.
What did Owen Fourier say to you?
That Cy had lied; he knew Paul
was innocent.
On cross. examination Mr.. Me-
Donald stated he had been attor-
ney for Paul Fournier from the
time he was first arrested until
discharged.
Don't you feel kindly interest
towards your clients?
Don't want to say have an un-
friendly interest.
Gould you have prosecuted
Paul Fourier after defending
him?
I could not.
On redirect examination Mr..
Scrutchin stated he proposed to
show that Mr.. Mcdonald had
conferred with the court and at.
torney general, and had agreed
to step aside and allow other pro-
secution.
Witness volunteered that about
one-fifth of his time as county
attorney had been devoted to
attempting to punish the Dahl
murderers.
By the COURT shall not trav-
ell over country adjusting mat
tiers between attorneys.
Mrs. Cy Fourier called.
Witness lives at Turtle River
and knows Owen t'ournier. Had
seen him the day after the pre-
liminary hearing in January.
Owen Fourier had said: "You
know there is a reward out for
the conviction of Dahl m urderers,
and if my testimony will con
vict Paul Fourier, I am going to
give it and get the reward"
On cross-examlnation witness
stated that words used were
practically as uttered. Owen
had said he was going to see Mr..
Funkley about it.
Robert Logan called.
Witness stated that during
month of March, Owen Fourier
had told him that he was going
to get even with Paul if it took
him all his life.
H. J. Loud re called.
Mr.. Loud stated he had some
experience with gun shot wounds
and use of firearms. He had read
considerable On the subject and
had also had some experience in
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The English billion is 1000 times
greater than the American,
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SEED CORN TEST.

Important Point In Securing a Good
Stand In the Field.
For testing corn take a tight wooden
box eighteen inches square and four to
six inches deep Cor Of some convenient
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The Eata Moruana,

Laughing cheerfulness throws sun.
light on all the paths Of life.-Richter.
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Suggestive.

Tvv.sy. r's;s.'sirr~ssI.>
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
BOSTON,.

Several can ,lidutos were on our streets
Sunday.
Wallace Usher came mp from Spring
field Friday and Apent II few days with
home folks.
l.. Williams transacted business iu
Jasper Friday,
A crowd Of Lamar high school STU
dents spent Saturday licnicking on
Muddy, q mile east of here.
Edgar Maxwell! of Carthage spent
Saturday and Sunday at Eek S eelman.
Robert Owens was in Lamar Wednes
day.
Ossie Williams and family spent Sun
day with Nelson Williams
Miss Lizzie Stans5erry is visiting
Mrs Besn Morgan.
Whisktr; Owens made bis usual trip
east Sunday afternoon.
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
Admitted to Conference.

Prof. l.. H. Swep,land, for the past
two year superintendent of the Jas er
schools, was called to Clinton last
Thursday to be examined with a num-
Der of other applicants for admission II :
to the Nj. f. Conferences. FolloNi' <
the examination, which he passed sat-
factorl! he was given the passionate . {.
Moundvi,le, Mo-, for his charge du.,ae
the first year Of his ministry.
Jasper people will regret tn lose P 49,
Swretland from the schools, for vito
be has done 50 much IN the two -,a's
he has spent at their head, bat hop tc
see bin advance Rapidly 10 his ctosAg.
lfe work, and ara confident tbs bn
will prove one OF the abrst nHn NJ ,ae
conference at no very distant late,
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
Come in and get your
selc a straw hat; we
], Gve them for Girls,
4oys and men, price 1Oc
/ q 35c. J. D. Harbur.
2-9l n
ZION
3-2l IT

Tie w. g. T. U. contest was largely
teuved, Saturday night, there bring
81. reoiy being standing room. Lonnie
N-aceat received the medal, but all
"a exceedingly well.
There was preaching at Zion Sunday
e.arning and evening.
I,= an epidemic. H.O. Earl is the lat.
os ;ictim.
t|gv. Stapletop, wife and daughte
~ 5arcoxie and MIR. Boyd and family
,aos dinner with G. A. Covert and
sally, Sunday.
Yearly all of"our folks" are getting
ready to plant corn this week.
ir. and Mrs. Charley Simpson OF
ahe Maple Grove nei2hborhood spent
s4tuaiay night with their aunt, Mrs.
'trtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Wsmpler were Carthage
sjtor. one day last week.
Cieola Patrick was the guest Of
= byte johnson, SuLday.
Nrs Templrton and Mrs. Copeland
~, Carthage visited with their father,
Nj; Harvey the latter part Of last week
Nj and Mrs. Norman Of Alba was
Size ..uesi Of ID. Fl. Wampler and family
Tuesday and Wednesday,.
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29

- from Wright county is visiting 10
is vicinity.
Ar. Tom Seal Of Jasper called at Mr.
. G., Cline's Monday.
IT'S. Daisy Cavenaugh and husband
ed with Mrs. McCurty last week
Hrs Jeonie Nealy is now home after
nrre weeks stay in Pittsburg Kans.
Mr.. Rufus Ryan is busy with car
tor work at present.
j number OF our young people attend
ching at Rosp Branch Sunday eight
'5mna and Mary Yates are to inter
.n 2 number OF friends Saturday and
dpGo in 40 Easter supper.
So Frank Cline and family from the
alnond neighborhood attended Bethe
o,lry school Sunday.
,Dra Lawless and Della Brous were
mar visitors Friday.
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
LYNNLAND.

Soue of the farmers are preparing &c
ant corn.
digs Pearl Wescott. who has been
SEX Ter some time, is ahle +" be Out
~ ain.
Hrs, Pace spent Sunday with Mrs. N.
e. Rerryhille of Barton.
Ml. and Mrs. Tetrr and daughter
Nrs Scale. Of Neck City, spent Sunday
'i,ernoon in Jasper.
Several OF the ladies of this vicinity
offended the spring milIinery OPENINGS
"a, Jasper Saturday.
Mrs John Craig is still oD n" sick
lj~t.
Mrs Jacob Wine and or ma spent Sat
Irday and Sunday with the father of
.!aa former, Mr.. John Hinniman Of JAS
pnr.
Mr.. lnd Mrs. Cozatt came mt to
ft..ir farm Sunday evening.
Mr., John Spaid passed through herr
tondey
Mesaames Wood nu1 '9rscot' mad
.,a,r usual trip to N-ck CIV apd Alba
4 rsdsy.
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29

by al present.
G. L Johnson purchased horse OF
Liss Hattie III last week
Mr.. Paisley made bus ness trip to
carthage last week.
llor ice Bunn"li was bnra Monday.
Miss Bessie Fan" of Ctrterviie spent
Saturday night Mt Button Garnei's.
The people say that Dublin is = place
uLequaled, place where hugs catch
chickens. 2 AMI 2 makes % aud weeds
grow without cultivation. Invitations
extended to all home seekers. to locate
where the sun shines and it rains clear
water
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
F. FoIln1er.
Phone IL.
Horses for Service J
Phone 70.

REX: Rex is a beautiful dark s-;,l
brown, fine st.l-, action and speed, t., t
or pace, superb saddier. Sure of foal,
axtr. good breeder. His colts are larg"
and fine-one took Lamar fair sweep-
stakes. Sired by Governt Spregg, an
Illinois prizo winner.
BRIGHAM YOUNG, the big K"o-
lucky Jack, is black with white pniu.s,
1919 hands high, weighs 1000 lbs Size
was Peter Cooper, who cost 81, 100 N
kntucky' dam mammoth JeLne'.
that gets the big mules.
Rex and Brigham will. make the $. as
on Of '07 at my farm, / miles WEI,
miles north of Jasper. Terms, S15 o.
Phone "a J. w. I<eltner
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
DEWEY.

Clarence and Vauch Simmuna nav
.erurprd fr I'm visit with Frtciiss cs.r
5sr.
Mrs, May Matthews ls back rom a
sit with Mrs. Mctarthv 10 C.,rthasr.
Mr. Owens Is bone irolr i've week.
visit ~ Mt Vernon.
Mira t1lddis is visiting IN W-bh City.
Nh, ellnce OF Carthage has BOUGHT
zoe EHuhoy farm and moved 90 il.
Mrs Mccarthy has bought The Sam
Jones home at Carrytown.
Dcwey's sick list: Mrs. Dora lsusny
-iil crippled NJ with rheumatism;
Nc behring's family are all sick with
me measles, and the Crums all have the
aunps; Mr.. Bayne's little boy is getting
>tter.
The Salem church is building. 1t is
20 he hoped that those who have prom
sod money will hand it tn the committee
once, 10 that the work will not be de
ayeG thvough want of means.
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29

The famous Prro heron Stallion, Dap
PIE Rose, and the fine jack, Dock West,
who made such snccrs9fnl season ut
my barn just west Of jasper in 1906,
viii make tie season Of 1907 at the
same place.
also have a new hrrse, grandson of
El"ctioneer l25. ROSIE TT E No. 5000
sired by Anteros Gt20, he by Electionrr
125. Rnslelt", dam Bartlett Girl. she
b, St. just 4790, ne by E'ectioner 1875.
R"siette is S years old, 1913 hands
high, weight about 200. Dark hay.
black legs. lie has 1872 half-brotbers i.
trotting list. For size. action, good
looks and breeding, he has no pcer.in
| southwest Missouri.
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
Returns to Jaspsr,

Rev. 7. Z. Prall returnc5 "r Moi
from Clinton, where +" nt,e'u,t Is,
annual NJ. E. Conference, The ....'".
rnce returned Rev. Praii 20 he e. =,
at this place, which was uut at x'.rt
ed as his work here has ha"u az T., :."a'
and anyother arrang mcuI H"ui" h...
disappointed his c"ngr- grrloH~
Other appointments ~ IN -.n,t '.
Jasper people were af follow:
Webb city, Harry White: CHrtrae .!
w. Jeffrey; csrtprviIl". V ! F-r. y 49,.
Lamar, j. j. Martin; Gald"1 n,:s. .-.
z. Moore; Nashville ci,"ur. = \ -u...
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
Personal and Local.

Born to Mr.. anil Mrs. E c. Dallas
to-day an 8la pound boy.
Get Thorough ored Hat of Add
Joyce the Clothier. att
DR.. Knott was in Carthage Tuesday
on professional business.
Defiance Starch 10 Ii OF packages lOc
at Stratton's. 37tf
A numbor OF Jasper young people at
tended the elocutionary contest at Ziun
church last Saturday evening.
Butter and eggs taken in trade at
highest market price, at STATIONS.
37tf
DR.. Knott reports the birth Of 10 10
girl 3 .turdav eveuins to MIR. aud Mrs.
q. l.. uayziett.
VIM Keener, Walter Dond and VIM
Lawson were initiated into the sucrets of
Masonry Saturday night.
Feed of all kinds at the Jasper EIeya-
tor at lowest cash price. None lower.
SIT
Mrs. Lee Garst Of Nevada cama 10
Saturday for II visit with her sister, Mrs
DR.. Schroeder, and other relatives here.
PlmbIey's Black gum roof paint for
metal roofs. Ask II. r. Pitts. 3-I4.if
Several school girls enjoyed picnic
at the Films, south of jasper, last Sat.
urd"y. and reported delightful outing.
To late in the season now to handle
keg krout but you can get the canned
kraut l0c per. can at Crandall Bros.
3-21-ti
Misses Nsll, Mclaughlin ami Marie
Markwick of Lamar visited Sunday with
Mrs. G. E. Campbell.
We are again we'll supplied with coal
having just received new car. II. l..
Tallman, at the Jasper Elevator. 33tf.
Mrs. Curtis Roe Of Sheldon arrived in
jasper Sunday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. John Hall.
Who bought your mule? WHY!
Thompson, Of course, the man who
made us home market. 3-7-tf
Mr.. and M rs. Bert Branch and chill.
dren and Mrs. +. d. Branch visited
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. Knott.
For SALE.-Two good work horses,
enquire OF the INSTRUMENTATION Lum,
Der Company. 3-7tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong OF Carthage
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
B iker at the Jasper hotel.
Say, Mr.. Farmer, did you know that
g. T. Whitesel has the only disk sharp
ener in JasperP 3,7-tf
Mrs. Lizzie La iorca was attending to
business matters at Lamar the first of
the week.
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
DUBLIN.

Your correspondent has baen abs sent
uf two weeks, but will now pick no
Il few items again.
The farmers are progressing nicely
.irh their work
Tue dance ~ But'on Garner's last
Friday night was grand success at
tepded by good crowd and good time
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
Election judge.

Election Tuesday April ID .'.,'a
of first ward-Tom S ,iooog -,..-
Will Tallmau, Andy ijah~r
Judges second ward john tiinsr''l
G. w. Gulfy, G. W. ilouu'. =. y. VAL,
son; Clerks ID. A. fInlmes ,lnuu 5 a'r.
Election first ward he.i !. La sell .'
Office; second ward, tienduoka tgi.img
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29

G. W. Rex and Tom Patterson c.".
shipped car Of hogs tbs seek. sire 'Jr
mer to Webb, the latter W hsa.as t'ty,
g. T. Whitesel applies tnyt,r fJ,s.a
all brands.
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29
A3E LINE.

SOS a Carthage visitor
.,treef hogs in Jasi'rt
.a,ed a field OF corn
lvcred hogs to Rex
.l9asdsy.
~ a Gaf'hag visitor
IA purchased a nav
~ Bros. Tuesday
ntula0 Tor the new
'.21eh shat is bei1@
.n-n Church site nn
- iutarviewine the
"aiN We'1nesday IL
.talk nurseries.
old Lave his baune
the State Expert
,nmbia Mo. Write
nail their bulletins
hoy are is 'un@
The Jasper news., 1907-03-29

White lace hose,
black lace hose, Isle
hose, Misses and chill
dren's lace hose of all
kinds at J. D. Harbur's
3-2l-tf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
FIGHT TO ABOLISH
HOUSE Of LORDS
lBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire

ruo.n rpps 3g-The consideration of
,,.,. sim fr.prv Campbell
lhe feS"'u'''"S .-.., ,..r,.
Bannerman viii move in ''o -
mons tomorrow for tI'pp'"- ~ i,, ,ti-.1.
Of the house OF lords heH'u VIC, ",,.t 80
develop one of the greatest P''"'
in the history ol 'It"' 60, ,,,,e o., tb,
u5ier calls the resolution 'the preface '' t"'
volume" It is as folleWs' ,
'That in order To give eHe'' 10 '"g
Of the people as expressed oS '"e.' .
representatives it is n.oe7S.n- ''a ,t,,s
power of the house to alter OF ''ley' u'''s
passed hF TINS l'usN 7ti'''''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
QUIET RE|GNS IN
WINE GROWING
DISTRICTS
LEADER OF REVOLT
CALLS ON CLEMENCEAU


fBy Morning Journal Special Lensed Wire.l
Paris June 90 THE most Interesting
event today IN connection NHh Tire Niur
growers revolt was the visit of NJ Albert
the leader " the disturbing element p the
south of France to Premier g'rmeuaoau
This morning the man for whom the police
have been searching for a fortusnt au-
peared without warning lie wore tFe s.u
Pile earb ~ a southern peasant
THE cotton shirt the silk haudkorgHef
around his mock aud the carpet bag iu his
hand aroused the suspicion Of the corps 'i
detectives now constantly guarding the pre-
mIer But when he had established h'r
identity Albert was admitted into the pres
ence Of the premier. with whom ne hau
a Fifteen minutes tallS
semi-offclal account Of the interview
saws the premier used extremely strong Ian
euage. virtually rcproaching his visitor with
the responsibility 6f an that has happened
in the south
NJ Albert is represented as having haen
overcome with conuition bursting int"
tears ana asking the premier how he could
make atonement to whichsM NJ Clemeneeau
replied
"Give yourself up to the law and use
your Influence with your countrymen to
return to awfrl ways"
Subsequently Albert declined 10 reveal
Anything that had occurred during his con
ference with the premier. oeg''r'nE 'u'' ~
had given ms "'rV ~ " | 49, ,,,s
L" O." S'' nv s",u H., a.,
leaving in'm'ala'+N '"' '''. '''''
intended 10 "do his duty'
rms leads TO 'n' p'''"u'"p'
UNDERSTANDINGS u''"e'u 49,, \
Albert was reached. u '
Albert pleaded 'he 'ouSe % 2" 80,
eN-mas'r ."I N"'"',"'' "'0 - t.,.,
9h the committee WI" ai' "'''''' ~
upon this point NJ 'I''n'n'e'" 'e'"''"s
duate lie made lhe s'ni'h'n' ,,''' ~
government e"u'u not '"''''
courts
Later details "i th' oap'u'e "i '''
heulhel Hu"" '''' .t.r.
protect him were i'r1eu To- I,ti'"'
the fury OF lhe mep, avs
orally torn from nun ana "' was "'''
benton
fhe fear that t"day' h''uE 9u",'''s
witness @ renewal OF the nntl"s !" 'ii' o''
affected districts io' 'un"'''f ""a a..
lzed Although dispAien'S ''l''' ''''
populaoe In many places IN "N" s''"Vs
cited no incidthl "I ''''"'''
stontne of the prefecture "' ''''''7
pQrtcd ~ TO midnight
The various committees issued pr'''ama
lions today adiurng the people '' "''l' ''''
-'e'e4 n.. ..,
when the troops pass says the proc
lamatiun, stand with i"ided arms anu
sealed llrs."
The new ArgeHes committee "H''" "o'
assumed the direction "i 'n' "'f ''"o"'
since the arrest Of ITS predecessor ASKS ''l
the prolongatlon Of the present question "I
the aoceptability Of the government VIZ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
HORRIBLE DREAM
RE ON S|B LE
!. FOR MURDER
ITALIAN GIVES PATHETIC
ACCOUNT OF TRAGEDY
Prisoner in Kansas Jail Tells of
Killing Fellow Passenger
Murderer and Victim Both
Asleep in Chair Car.
IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire. !

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire |
Geodland Kas.. June 23-lohn Bello the
Italian who killed man and wounded two
women passengers on a Rock Island train
cas-. of here last night told, through am
Interpreter yesterday the story Of the shoot
in
Belo asserted that he committed the
] murder in his sleep as the result of a
dream HIS story. dramatically told. with
mauy and almost fearful protestations Of
honesty. follows
MY wife and children ana J and Patsy
Ieganhrandl ana his wife end children
lived in Genoa. We decided to COME to
the new world and grow rich. as we heard
30 was easy TO do. We landed n Boston
from the White Star line steamer Crmric
q feW days ago and took train for the
vest We were ON the way to California.
we were in strange land, among peo-
pie whose language we could not under
stand. / had been nervous from the time
left home Last night I went to sleep
i'm my seat and ] had terrible dream.
dreamed that man with white hand
kerchief over his iaca had me b. the
throat and Was trying 10 rob me-
Il fought with all my strength. Finally
managed to throw my assailant off, The
rohber turned TO run. / had revolver in
my pocket and seized IL and began to
shoot
IAN Of this was in my sleep. The report
Of the weapon awakeped me ana l found
myself ON my feet with the pistol in my
hand shooting right and left God Knows
] did not mean to kill anybody. 1t was all
a terrible dream"
carl V. Topp the tailor who was killed
hy the italian, was asleep In his seat with
a white handkerchief over his face.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
HEADLESS BODY Of
BABE f0U n D
IN SWAMP
! ITALIANS IN JAIL
FOR FlENOISH CRIME
New Orleans Stirred by Abduc-
ton and Brutal Murder Of.
Seyen-Year-0Id Child PriS-
oner ConfeSSeS,
lBy Morning journal Special Leased wlrel

tby Morning journal Special Leased Wire.l
New orleans June 25.-IWo miles IN the
interior ot big swamp near this city the
headiess body or walter lamand' an ltal-
IAN ehld between seven ana eight years
old VINO was kidnapped ana held Tor S6.ooo
ransom Two weeks ago was found by police
ana Vigilantes Just before daybreak today
lie had been strangled to death according
TO the confession Of one of several ltal-
lens heid by the poliee.
The boys neck is supposed to have been
broken when he was strangled. causing the
head to become separated from the body
when decomposition set ln phe head was
found q snort distance from tne body.
Five Italians two OF them women are
under arrest charged with being accom-
plces to the murder, ana extra details or
police and deputies are maintaining order
i'm the excited italian quarter. All day
long small crowds have been dispersed
promptly By the police despite whose pre-
cautions a report has got out summ"hing
mass meeting at Elk place. seventy
armed deputies have been placed on guard
at the orleans parish prison, the strongest
in the state, whore three Of the prisoners
are held, and some apprehension has been
felt over the safety Of two other prisoners.
who were last night taken to an adjoining
parish
Seldom since the Malta lyuchinEs sixteen
years ago has New orleans been so stirred
with threats Of violence as today, and some
of these threats are made by those who
participated i'm the disorders at that time
The lad and order element is much strong
er than ii has been heretofore. a large mum
ber Of leading citizens having pledged them
selves To prevent violence.
The murdered boy was found near st. Rose,