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The sun., 1908-11-22
% IHIAIN FUR ISU8 OLY YMPTCS.
England Leads In rs Branches OF Sport
America Ahead i'm Track and Field.

simultaneously with the ringing dowr
| of the curtain Oh the fifth Olympic game
at Shepherds Bush. London. comes tn,
announcement that the International olym
pic committee will meet at Potsdam next
May to f1x the location for the next games
in 1912. The Crown Prince OF Germany
has sent the invitation for Potsdam to be
the scene Of the conference. and 1t is the be
lief that the choice will lie between Berlir
and Stockholm. Some people in the Old
World think that 1912 is a long way OF
but those who have had experience are OF
opinion that the time is not too much wheI
the amount OF work to be done is properly
considered.
Taking the entire games. eighteen
branches of sport were contested. and ac-
cording TO the English calculation Great
Britain and Ireland came out ahead with q
total OF So firsts. America being second
with %. There was no talk Of seconds
and thirds or any point calculation what
ever. In the department Of track and field
firsts, and 8 for Great Britain and ireland.
summary OF the list Of sports with the
points scored by each nation follows:
Archery-Great Britain and Ireland. :; France.
AthletIes-Fleld-,unlted States Of America.
9; Great Britain and Ireland. :; Sweden. 2 Track
Ireland, o; Canada, !; South Africa. L..
Boxing-Great Britain and Ireland. g.
Cycling-Great Britain ana Ireland, g. France, I.
FenclnE-France, 2: Hungary, 3
Footbail-Great Britain and ireland, I: Aus.
tralia. 1.
Gymnasties--Sweden. 1; Italy. 1.
Hockey and Lacrosse-Great Britain and Ire
land, L. Canada. I.
lawn TennIs-Great Britain and ireland. q
POlo-Great Britain. I.
Racquots-Great Britain and Ireland, 2
Rowlng-Great Britain and Ireland, 1.
Shootlng-Great Britain and ireland, o: United
States OF America. s; Sweden. s; Canada. !; Nor
way. .: Belgium,
!: Germany, ]: Russia, l.
Swimming-Great Britain and Ireland, 5:
United States, ]; sweden. I: Germany 2
Tennls-United States, ].
restllng-Grcat Britain and Ireland 3;
United States 2; Sweden. 1: Hungary. /: Italy, l;
Yachtng-Grcat Britain and Ireland. g. France,
|.
The complete scores OF the other countries
were: Sweden, 8; France. 8; Hungary, l. 3:
Canada, 8; Italy, 2: Norway. ?, Australia,
Belgium. Finland and Russia. each. In all
the. g were 100 events.
The sun., 1908-11-22
ECCENTRIC FIREMEN'S GAMES,
VI. W. Sheppard Easily Wins Half Mile
Scratch Race.

The Eccentric Association OF Firemel
held its games and reception at the Sixty
ninth Regiment armory last night. and on,
OF the best events OF the programme wa
the one mile run handicap. r. J. Egan o
the Pastime A.C., an athlete who has showr
much Improvement Of late, was the winner
and of the 80 yard mark he came home in
the rafting time of 4 minutes 20 s-5 sec
onds NJ. w. Sheppard, the dual Clympi,
champion, won the $50 yard scratch event
and In iNy was into his street clothes
ana on to Brooklyn, where he helped tn,
Twenty-second Regiment to win the one
mile relay against the Thirteenth Regiment
! Paul Pilgrim OF the New York A. C. ran
second to Sheppard in the half mile. There
the Irish American 4. C. after a close tussie
with the Pastime A. G.
G Yard Run. Handcsp;-won BY J Archer
tsShed' in 10 feet, second: ". Lsndgrsf. 81. Bar
tholomew A. c., 10 feet. third. Time, 0 as sec
40 Yard Run; Sehoolboy Relay, ss Pound
with Rennow; Robinson. 7. ouinl.n and I. Simon;
Gilbert: Gilbert Public School a. Of Manhattan. third.
Sa " ssdeR Time & Is seeonds Ss'r0W' and
$50 Yard Run, Handleap-Won By John E. Bell.
ea~ ca = "a yards sesond R. Bust. Pssiime s''Ge a &C.
IS yards. third Time, ! minute minute 80 5 seconds.
40 Yard Run. Scratch-N0n by NJ. W. Shep &.
pard. Irish American A, c.; Paul Pilgrim, New
Sork A. g. second; E: J. sweeney. pesilmc A. c.,
800 Yard Run. Handicap-Won by ID. ]. Burke,
Sixty ninth Regiment. is yards; l.. b. Dorland
Pastlme A. c.. scratch, second: b. L. Trevise y
N; G: A.. Is yards; third; Time. ss as seconds
J. Sheridan Irish 4. 4. !, with 81 feet q inches;
J. J. Elliott, Irish 4: A. C.. second. with 80 feel
with IS feet inches
Running High Jump. Handicap-won by II.
Porter, Irish a. A. c., scratch. with q jump OF
fee, 3 inches; E. Erickson, Mott Haven A. O.,
inches, second; With an actual ramp Of 8 feet
3 Inches; 7. j. Mulligan. Grace A. c., @ Inches
third VIZ an actual jum poi feet ainches.
S' ard Run-Hedvy marching order scratch
Closed 70 members Of Sixty ninth Regiment
Won by T., H. Dermott OF Company |: b. MCMAHON.
Company ], second: H Lott. Company r third
Time minutes a3 IS seconds.
=, 40 Yard Run, Noyice1Won by j.. z. Hand,
Holy Rosary 4. c.. J. A, Hughes, st. Bart a. C.
second: J. J; Bausch. Acorn A. c.. third. Time,
One Nile Run, Handicap-won by r. J. Eran.
Pastime A. c.. 30 yards: II. Jensen, Pastine a. O.,
rs yards. second; 4. Knight Irish A. A. G., as
Yards, third. Time, minutes 20 IS seconds
The sun., 1908-11-22
INTERCOLLEGIATE HOCKEY.
Schedule OF Games Arranged AFTER o
Iong Discussion.

The prolon ged meeting Of the Intercol-
legate Hockey League at the Dartmouth
Club came to an end early yesterday morn
ing after a complete schedule had been
adopted for the coming season. All games
will be played after Christmas and with
the exception Of the Harvard Dartmouth
contest, which is scheduled TO take place
in the stadium at Cambridge, the matches
The opening match Is that between
Columbia and Princeton on January g..
The games on the schedule are as follows;
January 8, Princeton w. Columbia, at New
York. January o. Harvard vs. Columbia. al New
York: January IA. Yale vs. Dartmouth. az New
York. January 10. Harvard ys. princeton. a.
a, New York; January q, Dartmouth vs. Prince
ton, at New York; january q, Yale W Columbia,
al New York February 0. Harvard VS.. Dart
mouth, al Canb hdge: February IL, Yale va.
Harvard at New York.
The sun., 1908-11-22
c. Major, Boys High
bryant High school FIRST In Cross
Country Run.

A cross-country run between Bryant.
Flushing and Richmond Hill High Schools
at Celtic Park yesterday afternoon was
won by Bryant, with q team score Of l; n;
Flushing Tailed ss points Kiohnond hill
and a half miles. P. Rooney Of Bryant
won In is minutes 2S seconds, Only three
Of the Richmond Hill team SSmpleted the
distance. The runners nnisheu III the
following order:
p. Rooney, Bryant; H. James. Flushing; @
Dcbeyolse, Bryant; z. kenner. BryanS n Hnr Jonn'
Flushing; p. Dowd. Bryant; II. Forman. Flush !.
Ing; O. hcKenna. Flushing; w Aysrn flnsnins
n. Baum, Fiushlng; W. Smythe, Bryant; J,
black, Richmond Hill J. Hhrkns, Richmond
Hi.
The sun., 1908-11-22

Of the Automobile Club Of America has Bee Been
effGesdalnEiy Of Tosas . active @ Thoussnds q niles
official car and new route cards prepared
corrections necesstated by chan ging condi.
tions 10 the old routes have been made, an
asPPs foutss St hSs Sss ssns sDsD
and hundreds Of road direction signs
s.s hha danger signs have been erected. This
the members Of the club but to to- members "a
81 the bureau Of tours. class Of member
ShlP Pbe open Snrss to the bt. general public
1 pabIoaOSn0 S oompss asS hss ss; a o1
automobile mape showing on q large scale
the entire suburban districts around New
aqFS fhoSdtysh city The maps have been made after
felt want. They cover all ali o Long e. Island. { n
,Ss ,mestohester county and what may be
on Is usaep Sa1 New y,s Jersey
tour book to be published in the early spring.
The book will in addition to ali routes In
hs sasssca stsses s give Ss main G
Louis and will also contain diaarammatic
maps, II Is planned to erect over $4,000
metal me direction lire arrows during 1909, cover
:, The bureau viii have an exhibition at the
Grand Central Palace automobile show,
Ths ~ aSq % well Ss ,Ss Ssry os
OF the activities Of the bureau.
Work will commence In the near future
on the construction of the steel frame Of
the viaduct, which will be built across the
Long Island Railroad tracks in Thompson
avenue. Long Island City, Thompson ave-
nue. is one OF the principal automobile high
ways from Long Island City, connecting
boulevard and the roads to ali sections OF
Long Island. The viaduct will remove the
danger attached to the crossing Of the eight
tracks OF the Long Island Railroad between
oobblestone pavement in Jackson avenue
west OF Twelfth street. North 'Woodside.
wiz be replaced with asphalt. At present
hurst. Flushing, Whitestone and other
points on the north shore are generally COM
PEELED to make wide detour TO avoid the
rough road west OF Woodside. Borough
President Gresser intends to have the i'm
provement, which will shorten the auto
mobile route to the north shore sections by
about two miles, begun Immediately.
The sun., 1908-11-22
The team SCORE:
Fencers Club Entertainment.

The Fencers' Club will give the first en-
tertainment OF the season on Tuesday after
noon at the clubs rooms in the Windsor
Arcade. Prof. yantere Of West Point
and Prof. j. L. DanEuy, the new maitre
d armes Of the Fencers' Club. and Prof
Capdevielle win give series Of exhibit
tions. Several society women who are
expert with the foil viii fence a series Of
bouts.
The sun., 1908-11-22
Erasmus Hall Wins Cross-Country Run
From Boys High.

Erasmus Hall defeated Boys High School
in a cross-country run over course OF
three and a half miles at Flatbush yester-
Gay morning, Erasmus Halls score was
"a and Boys High 80. Cedric Major OF
Boys High won In 22 minutes z seconds.
The finish was at the Brooklyn p. 8. A. l..
field on. Avenue J. The summary:
The sun., 1908-11-22

d, At "a meeting Of the board Of directors Of
ths,rc hs cieSSeland oSea Motor Car Company held IN
following officers were elected for the ensu-
M year; James Laughlin, DR., preBident;
James Laughlln Sd, VICE president; James
surer; sydney II. Veal. secretary.
The sun., 1908-11-22
ItsS. ISt,t sss and th' szIss Rsnauit No. 10 ne
{. !ThS y, weights Of the Grad Prise cars were

weighed "''o NV
The sun., 1908-11-22

KNOX three ton truck: thoroughly overhiuitd.f
hne condition: bargain, r. aMoNy. sUoi
The sun., 1908-11-22

An advent In automobile row last week was the
arrival of the 1900 model Of the little Buick, which
has achieved much success during the last sea
con, eliminating In the winning OF the Nassau
Sweepstakes on the Long Island Motor Parkway
The now model shows several rennements, has
large tires and long er wheel base and Is euujppe
with q magnetic and ntted with two bucket seats
behind. Ewing Easter has sent word from Savan.
nah that after carefully trying out the 1908 car
In which he won the Nassau Sweepstakes and one
of the new models he has decided TO drive the
latter In the International light car race,
The sun., 1908-11-22

secutive days, or a distance OF 5oooO miles, a
Chalmers Detroit 80" a stock car In every re.
spect, completed q remarkable endurance run
AZ Detroit Thursday evening, according 70 a
telegram received by Carl II. Page d Co.. New
cars,
When the car rolled into Detroit on the last
mile OF Its record breaking test Il was met AT
the city limits by parade OF Detroit motor
car enthusiastic headed by Mayor Thompson.
The car was escorted through the main streets
brief speech presented the Chalmers company
with loving cup In appreciation Of the wonder
on August ., Every day regardless OF weather
the car was driven 900 miles, During all these
days no repairs were made on the car other than
minor mechanical adjustments
The sun., 1908-11-22

The Marion Overland Automobile Company
has removed 10 1857 Broadway. between Fifty
hrst and Fifty. second streets. where the Over
land car will be handled exclusively. Brook
lyn salesroom will also be opened In a few days
at SIS LvinEs ston street. where all models OF the
Overland will be on exhibition as soon as the
cars arrive from the factory.
The sun., 1908-11-22

The oldsmobIo Company OF New York viii In
all probability spring It's promised sensation
this week. This Is the si. 900 four cylinder car
about which there has been 80 much talk. The
little car s on lts way East and public announce
ment viii be made as soon as II can be definitely
ascertained when II H. due. Unlike number OF
cheap cars, the quoted price OF the new Oldsmo
bile Includes very complete equipment, VIZ:
Magnetic. Michelln tires, generator, gas lamps,
oil lamps, horn and full complement OF tools.
From an accounts the now model ls won der and
should be an important factor In the light car
held.
The sun., 1908-11-22

the Detroit Cadillac Company OF sos West Fifty.
ninth street and will devote his attention TO sell.
ing the new Cadillac Thirty" Mr., Adams will
cupied the position of presidEnt Of the Adams.
McMurtry Company, which at that time held the
agency was later changed TO a branch and Mr.
Adams became manager Of 4. Since that time
oan Locomotive companies. He was one OF the
organizers OF the original trade association In
New York. In which he held the position OF vice.
president
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
"JoHNNiE5s DAVIDSON TRIAL.
3herin 10 Unable to Subpoena Missing
Sister Of Slayer.

Neosho, Mo.-The case Of 18.
year.old Johnnie Davidson, the girl
who shot and killed Roy Ramsour,
the rejected suitor of her sister, vas
commenced Monday.
Miss Grace Davidson, the girl over
whom the killing occurred, cannot be
found by the subpoena v She
left her home last Tuesday night and
friends OF the family do not know her
whereabouts. At the residence, rela.
tives shake their heads and say she Is
no at home.
Neosho will attend the trial in a
body. The shooting Of Ramsour, and
now the mysterious disappearance Of
the girl, has set the little southwest
Missouri town agog The courtroom
was crowded Monday morning when
the selection Of a jury was begun.
Roy RamsOur was shot and killed
In the yard of the Davidson home
about a week ago by Miss Bessie Da-
wilson, Familiarity known az John
mel" He had been quarreling with his
one-time sweetheart, Grace, aged %,
and she requested that he leave and
not come back. He ven into the yard
and reclined in a hammock.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
PiCkPoCkETS GET $4,000.
n. c. Taylor, Seattle Capitalist, 10
Robbed in St. Paul.

ST. Paul, MIMI. c. Taylor,
a capitalist Of Seattle, was robbed
Of $4,000 in cash at the union station
in this city Sunday morning. Mr..
Taylor, with his wife and daughter,
was en- route to Seattle from Europe.
AS the party was about to alight from
a sleeping car on n Chicago e. North.
western train from Chicago, Mr.. Tay.
lor was jostled by two men in the mar.
row passage Mt the end OF the car.
n OF whom reached inside Taylor's
coat and secured a wallet contain.
Ing the money and securities. Mr..
Taylor Immediately shouted an alarm,
but the men escaped.
Mr.. Taylor says that most OF tho
stolen securities are negotiable.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
SCHOOL TEACHER KILLS SELF.
Ordered to Commit terrorist Act" at
Meeting Of Rulers.

LOndon-A dispatch to the Stand.
ard from Reval reports a tragic
incident that recently occurred there.
A school mistress committed suicide
two days before the meeting of King
Edward and Emperor Nicholas. she
formerly vas connected with the rev.
olutionists, who. finding that she
would be admitted to the platform
with the school children to welcome
the emperor on his arrival, ordered
her TO Commit the terrorist act" 1t
Ia said she had long repented her rev.
dictionary ideas and that she commit
ted suicide to escape the vengeance Of
the terrorists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
GIRL INSANE FROM FRIGHT.
Driven Frantic by Organ Grinders Pet
Monkey Thrown In Her Face.

Peoria, 1ll.-Driven insane by
fear OF monkey thrown at her
by Giuseppe Cansone, an organ grind.
er. Miss Minnie Reesort. aged IS. OF
1O9 Sanger street. lies at her home be.
reft OF reason and a prey to a a
Oxysm OF terror.
Miss Resort had gon into the
street with others to witness the an
tics OF the monkey. Cansone became
angered because the crowd refused TO
give pennies and he hurled the mon.
key with all his might into the crowd.
The animal hit Miss Reesort full In
the face. and she fell In a faint. On
regaining consciousness she was be.
reft of reason.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
erIdos Waterman Murdered.

Muskogee. Okla.-David Conway,
aged 60 years, Waterman at the toll
bridge across the Arkansas river at
the edge Of town, was murdered at
his ,ost Thursday night by four un-
known persons. Conway carried a con.
siderable sum OF money, both OF his
own and OF the toll company's, all OF
which is missing. Conway put up .
desperate fight when attacked by the
robbers, and tracks Of blood show that
at least one OF the robbers was wound
ed.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
skIFF SAVED BY KAISER. .
Prevents imperial Yacht CoiIIdins
With Boat on River.

Berlin-The presence OF mind
Of Emperor William Monday saved
the lives of a skin load OF PEG.
pie on the River Spree. The imperial
yacht Alexandra, with the Emperor
aboard. was threading its way along
the densely crowded river when a
skin. carrying several persons, at.
tempted to cross her bow.
The Kaiser was the first to see the
danger which threatened the skin and
he quickly telephoned the engine
room to have the engines reversed
and the yacht stopped.
The Alexandra slowed up Just in
time to keep from running down the
skin. Many people on the river
banks and In nearby boats cheered the
Kaiser uprOarOusly.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
DEATH FROM LOVERS QUARREL
Girl Fatally Shoots Her Sweetheart
and Takes Her Own Life.

Watertown, N. Y.-Ortha Hotton,
20 years old, Is dead. and Ian.
ME Laidlaw. 25 years old, II be.
lieved to be fatally injured, as the
result Of q lovers quarrel.
While the two were In the Laidlaw
homestead. near Oxbow, Jefferson
county, where they lived, there was a
pistol shot, and Laidlaw rushed down.
stairs with q wound In his breast,
calling to the girl not to shoot her.
self.
As q farm hand drove away with
him to a physicians office there was
another shot, and the girl was later
found with a wound near her heart
and a revolver and two empty shells
beside her.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
IS DEAD
MILLIONAIRE SUcCUMBS TO PER.
iroNiTis AFTER OPERATION.
WAS ONCE MEMBER OF CONGRESS
Son Of the Late August Belmont Was
Educated for the Navy, but
Early Abandoned It.

Hempstead, l.. I.-Oliver H.. +.
Belmont, after a weeks struggle
for life against peritonitis which sue
ceeded an operation for appendicitis,
died at GAO a. IN. Wednesday.
Since Tuesday, MIR. Belmont had
been in a state of coma, and. when
his physician. Dr.. Lanehart, after an
all.niRht vigil. decided shortly before
daylight that death was near, the fam
lily was called to the bedside OF the
dying millionaire.
The last Saturday in May, although
the day was rainy and the air raw. he
went down to Belmont Park to wit
ness the running Of the Belmont
stakes.
At the time he appeared to have
suffered no i'll effects from the expos
ure and enjoyed the sport thoroughly.
When the physicians were called on
Monday, however, and diagnosed his
illness as appendicitis they found his
heart in such a condition that there
was much hesitation before a decision
to perform an operation was reached.
On Thursday, however, 1t became ap-
parent that the only hope for his re.
covcry lay in an operation.
Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont was
the son OF the late August Belmont,
and brother of August Belmont and
Perry Belmont. To distinguish him
from Perry, he was always called
"Ollie.'
When o. II. p. Belmont was young,
II was decided that he should keep up
the Perry family record by entering
the navy. The Perry family Is de.
scended from the famous Commodore
Perry.
Accordingly Mr.. Belmont became an
Annapolis cadet, but It had little at.
traction for him. and he soon left the
academy.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
COOPER TRIAL CLOSED.
Court Withholds Decision and Calls
GwinneIi Case on Same Charge.

Havana-The trial Of Corporal
Cooper OF the Eleventh cavalry
on the charge Of murder closed Tues.
day before the special military court
at Camp Columbia. The court did not
a decision, but called the
case Of Private Gwinnell on a similar
charge. The prosecution and defense
agreed to accept the testimony In the
case against Cooper TO answer for
Gwinnell. with the privilege OF intro.
ducing new witnesses. The court
then adjourned subject TO the call of
the president.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
CONFEDERATE HEROES PARADE.
Ten Thousand Strong March Through
Streets Of Birmingham.

Birmingham, Ala.-The parade Of
the heroes OF the ~Confederacy
Thursday morning was a fitting eli.
max TO what Is generally pronounced
to be one Of the most successful re.
unions OF the United Confederate Vet.
ans.
With sprightly step, measured to
the airs the south loves. the old war
riors. no less than 10000 strong.
traverssd the two miles Of the parade
route between thousands Of sympa.
thetlc and Interested spectators and
there was not an accident, not a sign
Of a tottering step.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
"BUnd Tom" Dead,

New York-"Blind Tom" the IA
nous negro musician, marvel OF
three generations Of playgoers. died
Saturday in Hoboken, N. j.. where he
had been living for years in retire
ment and subsIsting on charity.
Thomas Virgins IL the name given In
his burial certificate, but the surname
was one which the famous pianist
adopted. He was born q slave near
Columbus. Co., about 1850.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18

The debaters Of Columbia university
may have had other reasons than the
one which they disclosed for being
unwilling to permit the Cornell de-
baters to make a young woman-one
Of the "coeds"-a member OF the con.
testing team. The stated objection
was that OF sex: they did not care
to debate against a woman. Since
then the young woman has Won the
first prize for o~ratory at Cornell, In
open competition with the men.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18

One of the important duties OF the
mex president will be to appoint
members OF the United States SUI.
preme court. The chief Justice and
three other Justices have already
passed the age Of 10 years. and prob
ably their places will have to be filled
during the next administration. Many
voters will consider carefully what
type OF men the various candidates for
the presidency will be likely to ap.
point to the tribunal by which the
legislative developments Of the nation
are ultimately measured.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18

The campaign against anarchy goes
on satisfactorily. In a single week
Of last month the naturalization pa.
pcrs OF l54 men suspected Of anarchis.
tic affiliations we're revoked In Chi.
cago. AS the men profess opposition
TO all forms Of government. they have
no grievance in being denied PARTED.
patton In this government.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18

Pittsburg, PA collection OF
Pittsburg, June IA collection OF
photographs, measurements and data
similar TO a rogues' gallery is said to
be planned by the bankers OF Pitts.
burg to keep track OF thler clerks.
Within the last year Pittsburg banks
have lost $7,500.000 through dishon.
est employees.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
Bailey Submits to Operation.

New YOrk-That United States
Senator Joseph w. Bailey Of Tex.
as, who has been III with throat
trouble in this city for several days,
has submitted to q surgical operation
on his throat and Is now recovering
therefrom. became known Thursday.
His condition was reported to be ia.
vorable. although he was suffering
from a slight fever. e
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-06-18
Body In Drifting Boat.

Munsing. Mich.--Murdered. robbed,
mutilated, then the bodies set
afioat in open boats upon Lake supe.
rior IL believed to have been tile fate
OF George Genery, keeper OF the North
Light on Grand Island. and bis assist.
ant. whose name has not been learned.