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at belongs to my little girl" was
the reply.
Where did she get it?"
1T was given to her by man who
lodged with us-his name is Franz
Muller. He left very suddenly after
the papers had become full of the
Mystery of the Railway Carriage"
This was news with vengeance
The cabman was taken in hand and
subjected to rigorous cross-eXamna.
ton. He told all about his German
ledger and said among other things,
that the man had left his photograph
on the bureau in the secondstory back
room where he had lodged The police
Immediately secured the photograph
and Col. Fraser FASTENED to Cheap
side and presented 1t to Caves, the
jeweler.
Did you ever see that man." he
inquired.
Il did" was the reply. He Is the
foreigner who came here and eX.
changed the chain on the day after the
Briggs murder"
Col. Fraser returned TO the cabman's
home and held another long interview
with the red.faced person who had so
providentially furnished him with Il
clue.
The cabby proved to be a veritable
mine OF information. He testified,
among other things that he had pur.
chased the hat which was found in the
railway carriage, doing so at the re-
quest of Muller, his German boarder.
1t was learned that Muller had trans
ferred his residence to a cheap lodg-
ing house in the Whitechapel dis.
trict This was carefully guarded, and
Col. Fraser having supplied himself
with warrant, went there one morn
ing to arrest the suspect. Two men
were stationed in the front Of the
house and two in the rear, and Coz.
Fraser, himself, went upstairs to make
the arrest. He hammered at the door.
There was no response. He burst il
open, and found--nothing. The room
was empty The bird had flown.
Col, Frazer realized the Importance.
OF prompt and speedy action and he
at once formulated plans by which
two of the shrewdest detectives in the
metropolis were detailed to go to
America to arrest Mr.. Franz Muller,
Bobby Smith, the cabman, and Mr..
Graves, the jeweler of Cheapside,
were sent with the officers for the
purpose of identifying Muller. This
curiously assorted quartet Immediate
ly went to Liverpool and took the first
steamer across the Atlantic, II proved
to be the City of Manchester" which
in its day was one of the fast ocean
liners, but which at the present time
would be ranked among the slow
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sailant determined to possess the vah
uables, no matter at what cost. lie
had tried to choke Mr.. Briggs into in
sensibility, and not succeeding In
that, had seized hold of life pre-
server such as is carried in English
railway carriages and had used IL to
batter in the head of his venerable
victim. There was a deep wound over
the ear, the skull was fractured, and
there were several other blows on tho
head. Following up this presentation
OF the crime, the distinguished sole
itor-general presented, piece by piece,
the bits of evidence which, In his
mind, convicted Franz Muller of the
murder OF Thomas Briggs Sir Robert
Collyer said that II was the strongest
circumstantial evidence which had
ever been brought forward In "a muir
der case in his time. Muller, on his
part, set up an alibi, but II was not
very well substantiated, and the jury
without the slightest hesitation, re.
turned verdict of guilty.
After his conviction Muller insisted
that he had been found guilty upon
false statement of facts. His case
was taken up by the Society for the
Protection of Germans in England,
and the most powerful Influences we're
eXerted there and abroad to obtain q
reprleve for the convict. In the mean.
time, Muller was urged TO make a
confession of his crime. lie evaded any
direct response to this appeal, usual
ly saying: why should man confess
to man? Man cannot forgive man;
only God can do so. Man Is therefore
only accountable TO God" He persisted
In maintaining this attitude until the
very last. He was not vicious man
in any manner or way, and il was
quite evident that his crime was not
premeditated, and this fact at times
caused some uneasiness of conscience
to his captors. His refusal to admit his
guilt was perpleXing and disquieting.
Finally the day of execution arrived
A German pastor attended him to the
scaffold and urged him to make his
peace with God. The black cap was
placed over his eyes, and the rope was
adjusted about his neck, The execu-
TONER prepared to give the signal
which would launch him into eter-
nifty. At that psychological moment
Muller leaned over and whispered in
the ear of his pastor;
II did It,"
The next second the drop had
slipped, and Franz Muller had gone To
meet his Creator,
Copyright. 1903. by W. @. Chapman)
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freighters. However, the sailing vessel
in which Muller took passage was
even slower, and 1t was calculated that
the Manchester" would reach New
York some days before the Victoria"
1t was an anxious voyage and the
time was counted with feverish impa-
tience; but the expectations of the
pursuers were realized and the Man
chester" reached New York more than
As hours ahead of the Victoria" The
-four men waited on the dock, and as
soon as the vessel reached the pier,
they went aboard. Muller had been
quite sick on the way over and he
came on deck looking pale and care
worn, Mr.. Graves and the cabman
recognized him at once and shouted
in unison:
That's the mani"
The two detectives Immediately
placed him under arrest and before
leaving the vessel made a search of
the prisoners box. The watch belong
ing to the murdered man was found
In his trunk, wrapped up in piece Of
leather. Most audacious Of all, Muller,
at the time of his capture, was wear
ing the hat which belonged to the
murdered man. Ii had been cut down
and somewhat altered, but there was
no difficulty in finding traces which
made II correspond to the article of
headgear which had been in the family
of the victim for many years.
Through the cooperation of the
American authorities, eXtradition pa,
pers were speedily prepared and the
prisoner went back to England in the
custody of his four captors, arriving
there in the middle of September of
the year Of the murder. Although the
Bertillion system of Identification by
means of thumb-prints had not been
perfected at that time, the first steps
taken by the authorities was to secure
the impressions of the prisoners
hands These were carefully compared
with the blood-print on the door of the
railway carriage. and the marks of the
right hand we're found to correspond
fairly well W,n the bloud stained i'm.
preston on the door of the coach.
The trial occurred at the next SEES,
sion of the general criminal court.
Sir Robert Collyer the solicitor-gen-
eral, had charge of the prosecution
which was based entirely upon cir,
cumstantial evidence. 1t was charged
that Muller had committed the muir,
der under sudden impulse; that
standing at the station he had no
tlced Mr.. Briggs watch and chain and
jewelry, and was filled with an over,
whelming desire to possess them; that
on the spur of the moment he had de
termined to follow him into the car,
riage. The victim resisted. hut his as,
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Pa seq:
That thee man with thee hoe
Is thee Teller. b. tings,
Who Is moulding thee world
In thee progress of things!
He seq:
That a boy who will work
When he's got IL to do,
May be richer than Gates
And be- PRESIDENT. too.
Ma seq:
That we all have to toll.
In thee Bible she red:
by thee SWEET of your brow.
Shall your stummicks be fed
oh, dear.
! would much rather play.
Fer II seems to me NOW
That thee job isn't worth
All this work, anyhow!
And then:
Oh. the Bible IL SEE
That thee things OF today
Is about all there is
We should count anyway.
And say:
IL l missed in thee race
And thee votes was too few.
oh just think of thee shame
] would have to go through
Oh. gee:
! am going to quit
This here job and go play.
Fer I'd ruther ketCh fish
Than he great any day!
o o @
Anaapt
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lie time was an even
ing in July, some years
ago; the place the sta
ton platform of the
North London Railway
company at the Metro
politan borough of
Hackney. A number of
passengers were there,
awaiting the six o'clock
local from London. 1t
arrived presently, with
bell ringing clamorous
ly and engine putting
up great clouds Of
smoke and sparks. The
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-01-16
Amen!
III

Watseka Gll) Stalwart.--A Chicago
physician has just announced his some.
what startling discovery that he has sue.
cceded In making the dead heart beat
II the doctor would now discover how &c
make the dead beat pay, the business
men and editors of the country would
fall over each other In an effort to erect
IA suitable monument to his memory.
o o o
Dscords.
The family that keeps a hired girl
long enough to learn her name, is in
luck.
The man who is afraid Of shadows
will never find bee tree in the
woods.
Coronet-A word used by poet
and misunderstood by some music.
loving people,
Don't expect to win from a man who
has never played the game before.
He always draws all the good cards in
the deck.
No man can do too much work II he
eats and sleeps the proper allottage-
provided always that he does his work
without worrying.
Z 4 u
The man who has married off all his
daughters without having to support
more than one sonin-law may be con-
sidered great success.
4 4 4
The stork is the avowed enemy of
the turkey. Every time the first.
named bird visits house he paves the
way for "A sacrifice of another drum
stick when the kid gets big enough to
gnaw on one.
Sermonette.
Parents do wrong in keeping their chill
dren hanging around home, sheltered and
cncrvated by parental Indulgence. The
eagle does better II stirs up its nest
when the young eagles are able to n.y.
They are compelled to shift for them
selves, for the old eagle literally turns
ths,h out, and at the same time tears
down all the feathers from the nest
IT'S this rough and rude experience that
makes the king of birds 50 fearless In his
flight and so expert In the pursuit of
prey II is a misfortune to be born with
n silver spoon In your mouth. for you
Will have II to carry ana plague you all
your days. Riches often hang like a
dead weight Yea, like "A milestone about
the neck of ambitious young men,
Horace COklaD Eagle.
O o %
Marriage.
lie who inarres for love gets wife:
who marries for position gets a lady; who
marres for money gets "A mistress. II you
are sick, the wife will nurse you; the lady
will visit you; the mistress viii inquire
about your health, II you die the wife
win weep for you; the lady will lament,
and your mistress will wear mourning
This Is life in reality
o o %
Extra.
During the printing OF the weekly pa
Der in a small western town. says the
Annapolis Tribune, the office cat got
damned In the job press and the enter
prising editor Immediately set up the
following scare headlines:
Horrible Accident! Nine Lives Lost"
SsM44e~s
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IF and His Wonderful Capture of Crook

Hurried Investigation. a Trip
BY NiSbf and Other MySferf-
Gus Features Are I1ocuIafed
Info COL FraSer'S SySfen1 of
ArrfVinS ar Identity Of The
Grim inoI Pa rfieS-Scene is
Placed IL, an English Station.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-01-16

Highest Altitude in Europe.
Madrid has the highest altitude of
any city In Europe.
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O o o
Marriage.

lie who inarries for love gets a wife:
who marries for position gets n lady; who
marTiPs for money gets mistress, II you
are sick, the wife will nurse you; the lady
will visit you; the mistress will inquire
about your health. II you die the wife
will weep for you; the lady will lament
and your mistress will wear mourning
This Is life In reality,
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Extra.

During the printing Of the weekly pa
Der in small western town. says the
ANNAPOLIS Tribune, the office cat got
damned In the job press and the enter
prislng editor Immediately set up the
following scare headlines:
Horrible Accident Nine Lives Lost"
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Request for bids.

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w. HORACE KERR, Clerk.
Corvallis Oregon, September 20.
1909. 9-20-6t dly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-27
A sprained AnkIe.

AS usually treated a sprained ankle
will disable the injured person for
month or more, but by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment and observ-
ing the directions with each bottle
faithfully a cure may, In most cases,
be effected In less than one weeks
time. This llniment is a most re
markable preparation; try II for
sprain or a bruise, or whom laid up
with chronic or muscular rheumatism
and you are certain to be delighted
with the prompt relief which Il af-
fords. For sale by all good drug
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-27
Why Druggists Recommend Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy,

ar. Frank Q. Hanrahan. a promi-
nent druggist OF Portsmouth, Va,
says: For the past six years Il have
sold and recommended Chamberlain's
collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
It is a great remedy and one OF the
best patent medicines on the market.
handle some others for the same
purposes that pay me larger profit,
but this remedy is so sure to effect a
cure. and my customers so certain TO
appreciate my recommending II TO
him. that / give II the preference. ="
For sale by all good druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-27
Near Death I'm Big Pond.

It was a thrilling experience TO
Mrs. Ida Soper to face death. For
years a severe lung trouble gave me
intense suffering" she writes. "and
several times nearly caused my
death. All remedies failed and doe
tors said ! was incurable. Then DR..
King New Discovery brought
qHick relief and cure so perma-
nent that ! have not be troubled In
~ years" Mrs. soper lives In Big
Pond. Pa. II works wonders In
coughs and colds. sore lungs. hem
orrhages. Ia grippe. asthma. Group.
whooping cough and all bronchial
affections. soc and 800. Trial bot
tie free. Guaranteed BY ]. @. Perry.