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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-05

placers has retarded the development
of more extensive but less valuable
creek and tundra placers. These an /
cient sea beaches have proved to be
so very rich that mine operators are
disinclined to spend their activities
in preparing to work the lower grade
deposits of other forms of placers.
As consequence, there has been but
relatively little creek mining during
the last two years in Seward PENN
sula, especially in the vicinity of
Nome
In the northwestern part of the
peninsula two long bitches, one at
Candle creek and one discharging on
the keewalik, were completed Con
siderable mining was done in this
part of the peninsula, notably on
Candle creek. The Taylor creek and
some smaller bitches in the Kugruk
district were also completed and were
in part in operation.
been in operation throughout the
summer, has also one near the mouth
of Ophir creek. A smaller dredge
has been operated on West creek.
and large dredge was constructed
for mining on Bourbon creek near
Nome. Gold dredging will undoubt-
eddy become important in the PENN
sula. Plans are under way for util-
izing water power and reducing the
cost of operating the dredges.
Additional attention has been
given to lode prospecting during the
past summer, especially in the Nome
district. Copper, lead, bismuth, an
timony and gold ores have been found
but it is too soon to predict an i'm
portant future for lode mining.
In the Cook Inlet region the most
notable developments were in the
Yentna, district, discovered in 1906.
Here operators are for the most part
small holders, but in the aggregate
considerable gold was produced.
Work continued in the placers of the
Sunrise district, but there were no
noteworthy developments. Interest
was aroused by the discovery of min
eral-bearing lodes in Kenai PENN
sula and in the islands and mainland
to the southwest. Whether any of
these are of commercial Importance
remains for the future to decide.
The mining of copper, ore was
continued at several localities in the
Prince William Sound district, and
considerable prospecting for copper
was done. There was great activity
in the Copper River region, especially
in the Chitina copper belt. This re-
gion has been rendered more Access
sIble ~ placing steamboat on Cop
per RIVER, above the rapids. The OPP
eratioTs in this copper belt have been
confined chiefly to making surveys
for patents and to doing assessment
work. 1t will be impossible to carry
on any great amount of mining until
the region is made more accessible
by the railway.
The railroad situation in this
part of Alaska has been the focal
point of public interest through the
summer. Construction work has been
actively pushed by two companies
building from Katalia, the immediate
objective point being the coal deposit
lying about twenty-five miles inland.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-05

production of Esther creek the open
ing of considerable placer ground on
Vault creek, and the discovery of
prospects on Eldorado and Our
creeks. These discoveries, together
with those on Smallwood creek, in
dictate that the Fairbanks district
proper is more extensive than had
been previously supposed. The find
ing of gold in an adjacent area, on
the upper Cinema river is also signifi-
cant, as this region appears to lie
in the same general belt as the Fair
banks district
The railroad from Fairbanks has
now been extended to the mouth of
Cleary creek, and this road and the
numerous wagon roads that have
been built make all parts of the dis
trict accessible. The high charges
on freight from Puget Sound ports
and the uncertainties and delays in
its delivery still greatly discourage
all mining enterprises. These dis
couragements can be removed only
by the establishment of railroad COM
munications with some coastal point.
Important developments were
made in the Rampant district, not
ably in its southern part, ON the trib-
utaries of Baker creek, where two
bitches We're built and some success
full hydraulic operations were carried
on. Noteworthy, too, is the installa-
ton of three dredges in the Forty
mile district. Two of these were in
operation for part of the season.
Some excitement was caused by
the discovery of placer gold at sew
eral points on the lower Yukon.
While no great values were found,
yet these localities are so accessible
that they give promise of being min
ed at relatively low cost The two
largest stampedes of the season took
place to the Chandlar river and to
the Innoko. In the first locality at
least one producing creek was devel-
oped and some good prospects were
found at other localities. On the
lnnoko less definite information is
available. More than 1000 people
took part in this stampede, and many
claims were staked. but little system
attic prospecting was done The re-
gion is rather difficult of access, be-
ing several hundred miles from the
Yukon by the Innoko river route.
Some gold has been found, but it is
too soon to predict what the future
of this camp will be.
Seward peninsula has had it's la
Dor troubles during the past sum-
mer Tohugh they were not so serious
as those of Fairbanks, yet they con-
siderably hampered mine operators,
and as consequence the production
will probably be less than it was last
season. The old beach lines continu-
ed to be the center of mining activity.
though much of their extent has now
been mined out The second beach
line has been traced east OF Nome
river to Cunningham and Hastings
creeks. The third beach line has
also been traced to Hastings and has
been found west of Snake river at
Sunset creek. There can be no doubt
that the discovery of these rich beach
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
THREE TRAINMEN KILLED
Head-on Collision Between Passenger
and Freight Near MunkOEee,
OklahOma.

SIUsEOGEE. Ok. May i5--Southbouud
passenger train No. ; on the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas railroad. due 10 arrive IN
Muskogee al I'D this morning. and run
ming fifty minutes late, coIlidsd headon
three miles north Il Muskogee a. noon to
day with nortEaoI-5 freight Three train
men were killed and fifteen passengers in
.Gred- The dad.
ENGINEER EOTCHKISS Of Parsons,
Kan. engineer OF the flyer.
BUDIE WEST. Parsons. Kan, express
messenger On flyer
JAMES LASAHAS. engineer freight
train
Two hundred passengers were aboard
when tie crash came The train. which
was the one running between ST. Louis and
Texas points and Old Mexico. left St Louis
last night al S22 Al Parsons. Kan. =
makes connections with 8 section Of the
train from Kansas City The wreck vas
due 20 Engineer Lanahan of the freight
train nis-aEiug orders The two heavy
trains came together with terrific impact
aud pl1Eed through each other for SIX car
lengths Both engines. two express cars
and two freight cars we're telescopsd-
Butie West the express messenger on the
flyer. was caught in the crash and was
Instantly killed his heart being torn 0uG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
SEVERAL ARE DEAD IN WRECK
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Passen-
ser Collides with Freight
Near Nu-koEan.

ATJ-SKOGEE Ok Nay 1S-Southbcu-d
Missouri. Kansas & Texas psssenEer train
No. 5. known as the flyer. which left s.
hsad-on one mile east q MuskcEee al
noon today. with a freight train Several
cars were badly wrecked and caught fare
SIX o. seven persons are reported killed
and several others injured
The known dead are:
l.NGINEF-H HOTCHKISS. Parsons
Kan. Of flyer.
TWO EXPRESS MESSENGERS. NAMES
UNKNOWN
Bud Q. WEST % Parsons. Kan. express
messenger on f1yer.
JAMES LANAHAS Of Parsons. Kan.
freight conductor
TIE injured Included two mall clerks and
several passengers. among them Samuel
S11lei11eT q MuskcEea. The names are
not obysirabl= now. The mail clerks were
seriously hurt. but Il Is believed none OF
the passengers vas dangerously injured
The passenger train left kansas City
thirty minutes late and met the freight
train on a hill tvo miles north OF here.
-Four passenger coaches and several freight
cars were demolished Ths four coaches
ca-shJ fire and burned furtousiy. being
practically destroyed
Eugtnssr Hoschkiss. who was killed OUT
riEhJ. was one q the Oldest engineers On
the rad. S-nhei1rer was in the smoker
and was thrown through a window He
sustained only slight hurts. The freiEh.
train was in charge os Conductor Day, who
escaPed uuhurt-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
CREW is TAKEN OFF VESSEL
Schooner william MeGee. Lumber
Laden. Strikes Bar Near
Sea Isle City.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J. May 15-An IN
known three-maS-sd schooner. apparently
waterIogged and flying signals q dis
t-ess, : lying several miles of SEA Isle
City. The SEA IS 50 rough that life savers
cannot lauDch Iheir boat 70 80 70 the as
siscsnce ot the disabled craft
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-The dis
tressst schooner IS the william Niece.
Captain PeaEseI, from West Point Va
for New York with q load q pine boards
II Response 20 signals 0f distress the crew
% TIE ssa Isle City life saving station went
out In a Itehcst and brought the crew q
five men ashore Ire schooner Is pou-d-
ing OF Town ssrt-s Inlet bar ard Will be 2
total wreck
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
HEAVY EARTH SHOCK RECORD
Instruments at Washington Reveal
Tremor that Lasted Fully
an Hour.

WASHINGTON. May Ian earthquake
that lasted an hour and vas os consider
able intensity vas recorded On the weather
bureau seisuoErapEs here early today.
TIE origin. according TO a statement %
Chief wills l. Moore cE the bureau. T.
approximately 2zo miles from washing-3-.
While Central America or the Paclf.-
oceaa west Of Central America falls within
this distance. no definite statement 20 r1Es
effect could b. made as 10 the location.
The quake began al 3-=-s1 O'Clock this
morning. ssvelty-fifth meridian tire. and
the strongest motion which set in az as
lasted for about ten minutes T1s first
preliminary gr=-1-s. which we're very
sharply defined. occupied six minutes and
forty seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
BANKS AT FRONT WITH Cash
Half HfIliOn Dollars Deposited in
Allegheny National since
Big DefalcatiOn.

PITTsBURG. Nay l5--Foliowing a meet
ing held lat last night BY the directors
of the Allegheny National bank and rep
reseltztives Cf a number % other large
financial institutions OF the city, definite
actor. Eas taken today 70 raise fund O
5000 cash. which WII be placed in The
hank for TIE purpose ct assuring the de-
T.osItors and public % the uniEpaire1
soEdiry OF the Allegheny National bank
To further maintain public c1lS.ds1cs IL
the Institution and 70 create 3 greater feel
ING 0f security in The minds OF teP1SitC-s.
a O!an Of Reorganization ot its manage
men. has also been agreed upon B5th 0f
these measures are 70 b= put into inme-
date effect
Il - psrSlsJenIiy Tumored that the short
age wll exceed g1-9lg I'd, but this cann0,
be verified and Montgomery 3 only charged
EI-l tie eubeEElelent Of t45s. 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
MINERS ARE WEARY OF DELAY
President of National Assoc Ia tiou
says SouthwesterR Operators
Appear 10 Be QufbbIins.

KANSAS CITY, Nay E-r- L Lewis.
PRESIDENT % the United Mine Workers OF
Amsrtcz- who iE here. said today unless
the operators CONE 20 some agreement al
the convention 0f miners tGat Il 20 con-
vene here next Tuesday negotiations
boxing 10 an ending of the strike Of the
s. 80 southwestern coal miners vii c0me %
an end The convention Wiu sit oAs or
tuo days" said Mr- Lewis when il ad-
tourns there viii be no more negotiations.
There seem 10 be no important differences
ana yet Ne quIbble over unimD0Ftant mat
tsrs This eOnditioE wln not lzst beyOnd
next week
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
SHIPPERS OPPOSED TO RAISE
Meeting al Chicago 10 Take steps 10
Prevent Railroads from In
ereasihE Charges.

CHICAGO. Nay lS-Delegztes from fifty
commeTctal and Shipping sSsocizrous from
ths west and middle west net in coafer-
encs here today % discuss means OF pre-
venting eastern railroads from carving
into effect q prOposed Increase in freight
rates The conferences vas held under lie
ausuices of the Illinois MaEura racrurers- as
socfzrlon- Il = expected by the promoters
q the meeting that the result Wtu be ths
starting Of a movement 70 further pend
ing national lsEisiEron Ehich vii make
II impossible for the railroads 70 tncrezss
rates without TIE consent q TIE Interstate
C-nr.zrcs ccmntssi0E-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
Three Million Pounds Of Meat Goes
Up in Smoke.
CUDAHY PLANT THREATENED
Department Has Hard Work to Keep
Flames from Spreading.
HELP IS SENT FROM OMAHA
Ruined BuiIdInGs Were Used Largely
for STORAGE Purposes since
Building of the New
Plant.

Fire originating in the smoke house Of
the old Omaha Packing company's plant
az Thirty-third and Q streets. SOUTH
Omaha. about o'clock last night caused
a loss estimated at $500 600 and for
time threatened to sweep the big Cudshy
plant
The fire started before the night watch
went on duty and il had spread so faI
IL was beyond control before IL was dis
covered BY the tims the fire department
arrived the fire had gained strong
hsadway and little hope Of saving the a3-
Joining buildings vas held II then COM
muuicated 10 the big warehouse and this
was soon in ruins The CID plant was
used largely for storage purposes and the
damage will De for the most part in
meats Destroyed.
William 7. Martin. superintendent Of
the old plant said that the smoke house
contained 100000 pounds and the store
house -.53o. 900 pounds Of pork, valued al
about 10 cents a pound. Besides this
the Cudahy Packing company had about
500. .011 pounds Of meat in the warehouse.
The beef house. containing a iarge guam
tity of meat was also threatened
Shortly after the fire started the south
Omaha fire department called on the
Omaha department for help. and Chief
-1-L-- sent A~- Ae-- wagons = AtHla anu
ladder truck and steam fire engine, in
charge of Assistant Chief Simpson, 10
che scene The department was hsndi-
capped by light water pressure The
Cutahy Packing c--lpsuy ordered out it,
fire engine and with the assistance from
the Omaha engine the conditions for
fighting the fire were greatly Improved
The ice plant was IN q portion of tho
warehouse and Is entirely destroyed
The company has already made plans TO
send 20 Kansas City for enough ice 10
last Il temporarily until other arrange
-lents can be made
At a late hour the beef house belong
ing 10 tns plant was threatened. bat IT
was believed the Cudahy plant would Dc
saved
The old Omaha Packing company plant
is not used al present except for storage
and auxiliary purposes. the killing and
dressing all being done in the new plant
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
OMAHA DOCTORS WILL SPEAK
Number on Program at Annual Con-
ventiOn in Lincoln Next
Week.

LINCOLN Nay t-SpeclaL The an
ruaI couveurirn of the Nebraska STATE
Medical association viii be held in Lincoln
May l-Z-
Omaha physicians OF the program are
Harold Clifford, president 2 W Lake B
p DAVIS. GeTrTu1E C-lsczdsn, Frederick
R-stiu. ?. z Coulter. c. c Allison. c W
Pollard. P D. Mason, D C Bryant, W o.
Henry. H L Akin Palmer FIntley, Alfred
EcEsIek J z Summers ? J. UpdeErafE
? ". Barnes, P J Afidglsy. J. P. Lord
c A Hun r r HaIIsse-. 4 C Stokes
H II McClznzhan, ". P Hobbs, ". Il
MIX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
CHANCE FOR ROW IN ARKANSAS
Acting Governor and Speaker of
House at swords Points over
Extra Session.

LITTLE ROCK Ark. Nay IE-G0vern0r
PlrtsL- who last night issued ar order re-
vukIrg -Ee call issued by Acting Governor
EaIit=-. sad today that the legislators
viii not attend the special session NJ
Ha-iJsr says there viii Be = special
session
George W D1-agEey. the democratic
nominee for governor. To-Day Issued an ap-
peal 70 the legislators not 70 convene Mr.
Hzmirer today notified Governor PInEzll
that when he goes 10 the Denver demo
cratic convention he viii return and serve
as governor through the power given him
by the constitution as speaker q the house
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
SPERRY HAS FLEET COMMAND
Admiral Thomas Lowers His Flag as
SueeessOF's COIOrs Are Raised
on Main Truck

SAN FRANCISCO. NAY E--R4ar Ad-
uiral Charles N Thomas lowered his az
On the batJIsslip C1n-scLc-t today a.
coums-d=--in-cEi5E 4 the Atlantic feeL
and ths flag q Rear Admiral Charles s
speT-y vas rua Up Al the main rruck- Tls
usual rear zdmirzl-s salute Of thirteen guns
Tas fired By the warships IN h11CE u TIE
rev commander The change q Command
vas accompanied By no further Ceremony
than that which attends . change Of fest
commanders
VITA the exception q the zrm1rei crIissE
South Dakota which sailed yesterday fJr
TIE southern coast OF California or a speed
test, ths vessels q the Pacific squadron
are stLl IN the harbor, TIE date of their de-
psTture having been Indefinitely postponsd
Il = understood that they Wil remain here
until further orders are received
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
Military Academy and S25 Pension
Bills Are Passed

WASHINGTON. May IE-The work Of
CLEANING ID in the house preparatory 10
adjournment Nay , proceeded al q rsE!d
Pace today With only a short time allowed
for debate the house military academy zp-
preparation bin and the omnibus public
buildings bin were passed leaving % the
supply bills only the general deficiency bill
% Be conFid@red- This probably viii b
taken up Monday
In addition s. private pension bills were
puc through
A bitter and sensational attack Of former
Speaker EW.lter ot Ohio BY his c1uesEu
General Sherwood, vas a feature Of gas
days pruceedf1gs-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
COURT SUSTAINS PRESIDENT
Judge HOugh, I'm New York. Holds
He Has Right TO Discharge
Soldier.

NEW YORK. May E--The right of Pres
.de1t Roosevelt suIuss-ily 10 dismiss =
negro soldier Of the Twenty-fifth infantry
for alleged participation IN the rot a.
Brownsville. Tex wss sustained today by
Judge Hough in the United States district
court Oscar ". Red the soldier. sued
TIE government 70 recover S-e1 as wages
from The date of his dismissal 20 the expl-
ration q his term q enlistment District
Attorney S-iusoa cortentsd that the p-est-
dent had q right 20 dismiss the solder
Judge Hough sustained this ooatsntton ard
directed = judgment IN favor OF the gov
e-rr.arr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
Norwegian Independenee Day.

PfE7 RE n. Nay E-sS Spe-.z- As
the I-rh. the Norwegian tndspenaeucs tay.
EI fan On Sunday this year NsrEezszr.s
o. diffsrenr parts of the s,ats vii celebrate
different dates Hon John L Erickson.
private secretary q Governor Crawford.
Wiu address three such meetings-oue a.
Ceatervils on the 18th. one a. Webster OF
the ITth and one AZ VsSleB On ths Islh-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
DYNAMITE NEAR PENSACOLA
Ftfty-seVen sticks Found where
Violence Has Resulted
from Strike.

PENSACOLA. Fla, Nay E.-FIfty-ssvsn
sucks OF dynamit-, each % from one-haIt
20 Two pounds in weight, we're found last
2 ighI a. a point about SO yards from Ehat
Is known as Big bayou Jres-Le. vest % the
city, and TIE entire quantity Is nov in pos
session OF the Officers % the navy yard.
The dynamite vas found b. marines from
the navy yard II Is believed that the per-
sons Who have been Lyna-iIlnE street cars
Lad secreted the supply
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
poNrRsTIC.

Governors conference Net the White
House is concluded W J. Bryan ANTE an
address and Offered a resolution regret
ting the illness Of Grover Cleveland
President Roosevelt in a closing speech
aid he did not care how the objects he
advocates were effected. whether by state
OF federal control Page l
Doctors n the witness stand say Harry
Thaw is now insane and would be q
menace 20 the public Page 2
DENTS, who cared for the teeth of Mrs
Guinness says the jawboIe found in the
Guinness ruins was that of the woman.
Heavy earthquake shock was felt at
the Washington bureau Page l
Aruoura are said TO be invading London
with retail meat stores. though the Chi
csgo office denies the report Page l
Fedora, district Judge in New York sus-
tains the president in his night 10 Iis-
charge a soldier Page I
shippers al a meeting in Chicago take
steps to prevent railroads raising rates
Page
Senate passes the vreeIand bill after
substituting the AIdrich currency measure
for IT Page l
Admiral sperry takes command Of the
Atlantic fleet Page /
Several are dead in a wreck Of a Mis-
souri, Kansas & Pacific passenger train
near Muskogee- Page l
Brotherhcod OF Locomotive Engineers
considers the Temperance question
Page /
Acting Governor PtrsdaIl and the speaker
Of the house in Arkansas are stiH At
swords points in Arkansas. Page 1
Methodist conference considers pr1yo-
sition to change title OF presiding elder
10 district superintendent" Page l
NEBRASKA
Rain in southwestern Nebraska does
much good TO growing crops Page ,
Burlington rOad files statement OF prop
erty valuation and earnings Net earn
i1gs sssT515s in Nebraska Several ap-
plicsnts for secretzryship Of State Board
OF Assessment Page }
Bellevue asks $500 TO assist toyO 10
sufferers. and commercial bodies auI III
dividusIs In Omaha are responding with
contributions Page 4
Mayor Dahlmzn declares he will not gct
out OF gube-uztoriaI race for Abbott or
anyone else Page G
Proposed establishment OF wool market
Z in Omaha causes advance in price Of
wool in the east and Omaha enterprise Is
commended BY westsrnsrs- Page Z
Fire starting in the smoke house OF the
old Omaha Packing company's plant az
South Omaha caused E .oss OF s53oN1o,
I Including 3.9Vo000 pounds Of meat
Opening q Lane cutoff will reduce
distance and fares between Omaha and
points in the state. Page g
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
WASHINGTON IN LINE FOR TAFT
Delegation Instructed for Him as
Name II Before Convention.

SPOKANE Wash Ma IA dramatic
and unexpected feature OF the Washington
republican state convention today vas the
adoption of = local opgto1 plank ~ q vote
q 81 20 - TIE convention adopted u-zn-
i-Ously q resolution tnsrrucrirg the dele
gstiOn 70 vote for Secretary Tzfr's nomina-
tiol as long as his name shall be before
the C1nve1-i1u-
The following delegates were elected
AJ-L-srgE-R L McCcrmIck Pierce p
4 Ba44llgsT. King. Prank T. POST
sp1Eale- ELer6C1 Hammer SkaElE
FIRST DistrlCr-Roberr Moran san
Juan, " J. RUcker- Su0h 1uish
Second Dlstrlct-C- P Eaton. ThUTSIou;
4 L Miller. Clarke
Third DistrIct-D- z Hamn. Spokane;
J C CaulEy Etttitzs.
For Presidential ElsCrcr-A L R5E-
ers- Douglas. J n Fish. stevens.
ODonnslL CEehalis; ". P. TrIuble, king
C z KeT!ss, Pacific
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
south Dakota Tournamsnt.

PIERRE : D, Nay spselzL 5-Ths
nremen y tA-s city are busy Eith arrange
meats for the state to-rnansut % bs held
a. his city the last q June This Is tEe
frs- state tournament % BE- held here s-ncs
ls5s and the first % BE- held II the state
Ia Ehlch Black HiUs companies All come
ia-o competition with those from the east
ern part q the state That section prom
isss 70 sad several companies Who all
come Eith a ds1srEainAtion 70 TAXA b&ck
some o. tie best PTi1as - - ssSarsf
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
Texas RePabIieaAs fer Taft.

FORT WORTH. Tex, Nay ls.-The state
repuhIeAn convention here today adopted
resolutions in favor Of Taft The delegates
Wsrs not Instructed for Taft. such action.
il IL declared. Vas rsfrzinse from n order
70 permit the Texas dslsgation 20 start
stampede for RoossvelI's nomination Il ths
situation becomes Favorable
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
SHERWOOD ATTACKS KEIFER
DemOerAtte Nenber from Ohio says
His CoIleaEue f. Inspired
by Jealousy.

wood ldsmJ q Ohio today bitterly at
tackled his coIleAgus. General Kelfsr. Crspl
q the same state. IN reply 70 a speech b.
ths latter. He declared that Mr.. Ksifer's
spssch had bsen Inspired BY ssal0usy ana
charged that twenty-five ysars ago Keifsr
lad lsft tks hSass q Representatives uzasr
> ei911
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-16
SOLDIER SHOWS NO REMoRSE
Man Who Kined Three of His Com
rades at Manila shown to Have
Planned Crime.

MANILA. May I5-The military author
ties vill surrender Beachau- the camp
s-oter sburE murderer. 20 the civil author
tiles. who wLl put him on trial f0r Eur-
der. Il IS alleged that Beac1an Is insane,
but inquiry shows that the crime was pre-
ms5itztsd and carefully planned The
prisoner shoEed no Tcno-se Until he Gsa-i
the reg.mental hand playing the funeral
march at Private Clark's funeral. when lie
b-oke down and wsp--