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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25
CHINAMAN
in THE WEST.
On Trail Of Sigel Girls
Murderer.
SEEN IN NEW ORLEANS
Was on His Way to Frisco and
rs Seemed Nervous.
when shown Picture Of the Murderer
Bagsageman 1t New Orleans
Is Positive That He WALT
ed on the Original.

New Orleans, La, June 24.-That
Leon Ling passed through New Or
leans about a week ago Is the belief
of several cabmen who frequent the
stands at the railway stations. Their
story Is being investigated by the To-
cal police. James Stewart Is the cab
man who says he drove Chinaman to
the Illinois Central station about a
week ago. The Chinaman wore Amer
ican garb and spoke good English but
appeared very nervous. and would not
go to the Louisville and Nashville sta
tion to get his trunk, which was sup
posed to have come In on train from
the North. Stewart said:
Il checked his baggage from the
Louisville and Nashville to the Illinois
Central, where understand he checked
1t out himself to East St Louis. I
paid rs cents storage on his trunk to
the baggage man at the Louisville and
Nashville depot. 1t was regular
travelling trunk and had steamer la
bells pasted all over the top and sides,
showing that the Chinaman had trav-
eled by sea a good while before as the
labels were time worn and dirty.
Otto Lambert, who works for bag
gage transfer company, was with Stew
art when the transfer was made. He
was shown a photograph of Leon Ling
and asked to identify 1t. He said: y
II was with James Stewart when the
Chinaman called US over to the Japa-
nese curio store opposite HOP KEGS
place on Royal Street. He was ner-
vous and wanted us to check his trunk
out OF the Louisville and Nashville
station to the Illinois Central quick.
Stewart took the check and got his
trunk out of storage at the Louisville
znd Nashville. Then we went to the
New Orleans Japanese restaurant, and
/ went up stairs and the Chinaman
handed me out basket grip, which We
took up to the Illinois Central with
the trunk He checked them out him
self and paid US for the hauling and
for the storage. That was the same
man whose picture have here In my
hands,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25
Give Chung sim a Rest.


BILE Indications of any near approach to
solution of the murder Of Elsie Sigel
narrowing to the vanishing point,
whereas a fresh crop of rumors springs
with each hour of added uncertainty,
another day OF the three-fold investiga-
lions by police, detective and district
attorney, ended tonight
Chung Sin. after thirty-four hours
of steady grilling. with but one inter.
mission for sleep, had day Of rest at
last Either because the police de.
spair Of squeezing more information
out Of him, or because they believe
that II he is left for space to forget
details of his first answers, he may
entangle himself in more contradict
tions, they did not question him to-
day
The same stream of hopeful but I'M
satisfactory clues kept pouring in from
Chinatown itself, from Newark and the
suburbs, and even from the cities of the
Pacific coast, but as far rs the police
here could determine tonight. none OF
them proved to have any substantial
basis.
A rumor that a war between the
Tongs was impending because of Chu
Gains revelations to the police, found
momentary confirmation in the arrest
late today of lone Chinaman with a
revolver tucked under his blouse. but
the police said tonight that they werN
unable TO connect him with any con-
certed plan for an uprising.
The one bit of authentic information
which turned up today did not greatly
forward the search for Leon Ling. This
Information same from Chu Gain, who
explained that the $3.50 advanced to
Chung sin, Leon Ling's roommate, did
not come out Of his private purse. The
police have been much puzzled about
this loan, because its existence involv-
ed a contraction. Why should Chu
Gain, who lived in terror of his rival.
Leon Ling. lend money TO that rivals
known intimates. Chu Gain explained
today that the money was part of q
loan fund belonging to the Chinese
he Is treasurer.
The society exists. among other
things, for the purpose OF supplying
funds to It's members who are entitled
to draw on the treasury in proportion
To the amount of their paid-up dues.
Whenever there is any question as to
which of two rival bidders shall get a
loan, the matter is decided in favor
OF the bidder Offering the highest In
terest. Chung Sin, 1t was explained
had put in his bid as a member, and
as there was no one offering a higher
profit to the society, he was entitled
to the $3.50, and got II.
There is nc doubt that Chinatown is
more deeply stirred by the Sigel muir
der than by any event OF recent years.
AS a result, there have been Issued
two statements today in the rival So
cieties, in which Chu Gain and Leon
ling held membership. The Chinese
Masons say that Leon was a member
of the Chinese Empire Reform Assoc
citation, and that they have no interest
In him whatever than to aid in his
capture.
ON the other hand. the Chinese EN-
nire Reform Association, which num-
bers on its rolls most of the wealthy
ana braiaed OF Chinatown. has sent a
circular letter 10 its ITO branches
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25
wEArHnH FORECAST,

Warrington, june 24---For Alsbama,
GeneaIly fair Friday and Saturday,
continued warmer, light variable
Winds -
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News create. Sensation.

Los Angeles. = Cal, June 24.--The
news of the murder of Mrs. Edith M.
Woodill. the young wife of Albert
Woodill OF this city, created a sensa-
ton here. Neither Mr.. Woodill nor
any of his wife's relatives or friends
know OF any AFFAIR in-~- which Mrs.
Woodill was involved that might have
led to such tragedy.
Mrs. Woodill was "a years old and
was formerly Miss Edith May Thomp-
son, . ward OF Lyman ]. Gage. former
Secretary of the Treasury, now resi-
dent of San Diego.
The story of the life OF Mrs. woodiil
before she became the ward of Lyman
y. Gage, was tragic. Although the
husbands relatives are very ,reticent
about her early childhood, 1t is under
stood that she was stolen or lost from
her parents In Chicago when she was
about two years OF age. MFR. Woodill
several months ago inserted an adver-
tisement In the Chicago papers asking
for information about anyone who had
lost child In. that city eighteen years
ago.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25

Houston. Tex, June 24.-1t was de-
clared to-day that Chinaman bearing
every resemblance to the picture and
Identification marks OF Leon Lang
wanted "a New YorR for the murder OF
Elsie Sigei, was seen on 4 southern
Pacific train Saturday last routed New
Orleans to jerome. Aris. The train
auditor, when the train reached Hous-
ton, reported to the police the resemb-
lance to the Celestial and that the ChiS
naman was riding to jerome. AFfz.. on
a ticket purchased in New York, June
IL, which was q day before the body
of Elsie Sigel was found jammed in a
trunk in New York.
Efforts to apprehend the Celestial la
ter on the train at points upstate.
were fruitiess.
Jerome. Ariz., is "a copper mining
town where thousands Of Chinese are
employed. The number Of the ticket
the Chinaman was travelling on was
s,0S6, form X, and purchased In New
York at the Southern Pacific offices.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25
Beautiful Ward Of Lyman
j. Gage Foully Murdered

and Its weight that was cast into the
water.
Mrs. woodHl is said to have been
married TO woodill about year ago.
She is said, also, to have been married
to . physician Of New York city whose
nanfes however, could not be learned
tonight. There Is mystery. too,
about the parentage Of the dead wo-
man. who. Captain Thompson says. was
% years old, and who was obtained by
him when she was but Q years old. from
the family Of poor street car man
in Minneapolis.
Sang Before McKiniey.
Mrs. woodill. before her marriage,
was given an exceilent musical educa-
ton In this country and Europe and
she Is said to have sung in the White
House before the late President Nc
Kinley. She was beautiful woman
and highly attractive, and was given a
warm welcome by her many friends in
this locality when she returned with
her husband the early part Of the
month.
Former Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman ]. Gage took a great deal of
interest in Mrs. woodiil, and has visit
ed his young protege at Captain
Thompson's home.
May BE Cornered. i
at II o'clock tonight, word reached
here that Roberts had been. surround
ed in the house of John B. McQuay, at
Coyman, seven miles from here, and
about one and half miles from the
bungalow where the murder was COM
mitted posse left here in auto
mobiles at midnight. Roberts Is believ-
ed to be heavily armed.
Mcouay noticed skulker near his
homo and called to him. He came to
the house and asked for water. Recog-
nizing him as Roberts, McQuay invited
him into the house and sent his wife
secretly to notify the neighbors, by
whom the house was surrounded.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25
Nude Body Is Found IN
a Creek.
EVIDENCE OF TERRIBLE
STRUGGLE IN BUNGALOW
Was Last Seen Riding IN aLaunct
With Newspaper Map
-
mystery Surrounds Birth Of woman
Who Became Ward OF Former
secretary Of the Treasury-
Search for Murderer.


Baltimore. June 24.-A telegram I
} received at midnight from St I
! Michaers, announces the capture
of Roberts, the alleged murderer 4
} Of MRS. Edith May Woodili. I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
NnS Dem Yuihua9aun ocitublcn.

NCm Orleans. Ga, =. NltN.
- &crihicoclc Eodctc. IN mcld)clr
IiG) m%crtbuoac Sd)nnldladcn bcilul.
zen bobcn io0cn, mnrcn aus cincnl
Noltmo9gon zines 3ugcs Der y9oriS-
bile mo 9tnlbpiQc.Hohn geltoblen.
ncld)cr am Sonlitog bier untoml. Ger
Sicbitubl mltr6c cntocctt. ul5 man Die
lecrcn Sdlndtcln, in mcl6cn iid) oic
Sfmldiofcn bciltnbcn botten, III
elmer Gdc Cillc1 EcrIoncnlunggon3
I0n0. 0iC Yodctc noren on Dieiiac
%umcIicrfirmcn o5rciiirt mo trllgcl
Htr Eoltitcnpcl Der St0otc, Bolton,
GropiOcncc, u. &, mo Ncm.Dprt.
IS lit bis lest meocr bcfnnnt, mic
rieIc Endctc Ncltoblcn tuorocn limo,
rod mic bod lid Der @ciommhpcrtb
Der Sd)nntdlnd)et bcIollfen bot. 0ir
llntcrilldnmng i%citelS Ser @Soitbcb0r-
ou lit cil9cIcitct.
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ScbcrrcidDc @piiOOc.

Atlanta, ga, ,. Nllllllt. -
&oopcr Nlcron0cr bon Dc &olb, Der
III Der ScgiaIotllr cine Bill befiirmur-
tct, lucld)c Den Nll3ihlltB ocS Ser
toltfS bon Pear" Bier IN Georgia
bC}mcdt, bcrritctc om Souito9 ocll
Mb9cor6nCtru Eontulu@ Gltalcu, in
Dem Cr ulti Dem Yltlt 0ea GlerfS 0c3
Snllica cin Eadet 0cppnirtC, 0as bier
Gloldcn .cdtcu" @icrca cntbiclt, Die
G., mic CT iogtC. IN mmittelborcr
NGbc oc3 &opitol@ g%ctouit bate.
@0brcno Die ~Nb9eorOnctcn licbepollc
@lidc orti Sic ominoicu Gloitcu mar
iclt, iiid)tc Der &ciC.Glcrt elm aroBc9
Stid Sis aus hcn Giamaiicrfrn1
lno plucirtc ooiiclbc Jpiihcn bic
6IoIhcn. Ala iih 0na &nua Der
tagtc, mar 0n9 Bier nod ulf ocnl
liult, ais nbcr olt 9~toduittoN Die
NCrbnnolln9cn micocr cr0ifnct mllr-
cen morcn Die SIolhcn peridynlul-
Den nlo bier o0cr iiinf NbAcoronctc
mohtcn bodit pcr9nii0tc @ciihtcr.
ST.. Nlcronoer mag mic I'M Stonoe
lc;n, icinc n9tcnr". 9iersNin ourd)5t.
Orildcn, Is lit ibm obcr iidcr gcllnt-
OuL, Dem ocd)tcn" Bier mcbrcrc
6rcunoc }u5rfilbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
SGcnl Sption.NabIcn in SIo.Garu-
linn.

Golnmbio S..G., .. Nlguit.-
0}orgclt idIieBt iih Siib.Gorolinn
rem @cbiet Der Stnots Yrobibition
CT, ipeld)es Jest ioit oGc iiiooitlidJclt
Stootcn uminBt. Die Srodenlegung
oicicS Stootcs lit ober MIR cine Dor.
iIbergebenoe, mcnn Die Stimm0eber
rcr 81 ieltften Counties, ipelhc unt
HiUlitog, Den II. Nuguit, 2ocol Sp-
ticn-abItimmung n~b5ubnItcn bo6en,
iih nid)t iiir oauernoe Srodcnleaung
cntlfetoen. lhati1flid beiteben in
oieiem Staaten 5ipei pcrihieoene en-.
Itcne, inoent II Counties bereits ms
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiber9egangen iiro
/ ino in eberlio pielcn Counties oos
gcuntp 2 G~ispeniorp. Spitem beItebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
Sraaiid)cs Gube cincr Spribtunr.

mltcrOom III, N..Y., >. Nugnit.
- lbcooor StnrgIc, Gin jlingcr Sor-
ntcr, Der nit mebreren 9cfonntcn onl
Solnltng Gbcno bicrber gcfommel
mar, Inn lid cinmol gut 81 omiiiircn,
lrllroc gcItern iriib nobe eincl1l Dor.
Itiotildet ScIuiti0un9sortc nit ein-
Gcid)logencm Sh0ocl ouigefulOcl
mo itorb boIb nod)bcr. ubne purbcr
hoS 9cpuBtlcin micoer erlonat St
bdben. Scite fiini @caIeiter lpcrocn
ron Der |oIi5ei ilbermodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
Sub in Sulgc uun Nnirc9mn9.

Eon91fccpiic il, u. y, >. Mug.
-- llntcr cigcntbiimlifcu llmitGnbcl
iii acItcrn Nbcn0 in @nrrDto,un,
|ltdlcB. County, 6rou ). Goa0ropc
p!0blif geltorbcn. Sin Nciie pom ibr
bate ollrd) NbItllr5 bon elmer Sd)olt-
tcI cincll 9lrnl 0cbroden lutb lit
AroBc Shmcr5ct, mGbreuo CHI 9lr5t
zen 9lrm cinrihtctc. 6rou Gosgroue
iab Der Npcrotion ST. lullroc in 6olgc
Ger NliireGlin9 bcmltBtIoH mo pom
SdloNc 0ctroficn; iic pcridico nod)
f.lr5cr 3cit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
gcidlc i'm NnoiOn acfnnocn.

@ou9Gfcepiic c, N.-O, ,. Mug,
- Gic @cidc ocs am lebtcn Conner
ilGg crtrlnfcnen George i. Iumn
mltr0e im 6luB %ihwimmcnO gcium-
zen. Ger &crungliicftc bate lid I'M
9'rpi5iot 5l ct. Nnorcms.onstbc.
Sroion olli Ocn Yricitcritono porbe-
rcitrt mo crtronf bei'm 9ooen nit
Gommilitioncn. Scin 9ruocr per
mod)tc 5lrcrit niht bic 2cihe ST cr.
tunncl, ipdtcr 9clolg obcr bic Socn-
tiiifution olrd) Die 5obn0r5tIid)cu
2lrbeitcn, mcIfc Scr jlm0c Mom an
irincm NcbiB bate porllcbmen %loiicn.
Gunn mar 81 Sabre aft uno ltomnte
aus Mintbrop, MluIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
M ongel an 3uGrungSmit +
teln. 3iA'iiH

M ongcl an NoGrunQ@mi +
teGn. 3ia'''iH
MoOrio ., ,. Nuquit. - Gic critic
Gcpcidc Der Correspondence" aus
Barcelona icit DEM 9eginn Der Sam.
pie BORT melOet, BOB ole 8cp0lfcrlng
iduper inter @ltnger lcioet ltn0 ytobs
rung3mittcl INNER nod icblcn. 81
itcr u10 @0lloler, Die 81 Maiicr in
Barcelona ulltonumen, pcrfalticl nad)
Ser 0epcihc 2cbeuabcoiirfniiic 81
booritrGubenOen 8rciicn. IS be.
Qinnt micoer Oronung 5u bcrridcn
mo Die 3eitungcn lucrOcn belttc mic
Der eridcincn, iiigte Der 8eridtcritat
ter bin5tl.
Ger General Captain hat Der DC
Qicrlung mitqctbeilt, OoB meitcrc Der
%lt0rfungen rn10tbig leien.
&ur5e &obelOcpcib cn.
- Ter &uftihiiicr CONNER bat
hci Gbolon9s iur- Niornc, I%Srontrcid),
nit iciucm @iplon cincu Slug pol!
+ Stllnoc, 80 Wintten mo 30 &C.
flunocn 5uriidgclegt ul0 oonit oQe
i,cn5oiiiheu Hccoro& gcihIoacll.
Ger polniide Fioniit &0no5
9o0crcu9tp bat ocn OrOcn Der iron.
56iiihrn GbrcnIcgion crbultcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
)5iuIiit ais &crtbcioigcr
BON ~ iiiiouGren.

@iorrib. >. Augult. - 0ic Gel.
die oeS onl IrCitog an Den Golgcn ci
mes Nlltomobil. l~lniolleS bel Gombo
pcrltorbencn Aem. 9orfcr 8ontprGiis
octten Cornelius &. Gllplcr lit in cis
nem iGmor5 Oropirtcn Sonoeuuog-
Qon nod EoriS geidoift morocn. Ter
Sarq mar nit @lumen iibcrihiittct.
Die Scid)e miro nod Der @rltlt Der
umerifoniid)en 9oIonic IN Toris &C
bro6t uu0 blcibt BORT bis IicnltoJ.
I'M Damn bon Gbcrbollra olti Dem
Compiler nNbriotic" nod 9icu Dotf
tronSportirt 81 lucr0cn.
Trou Gllpler. bic bel Dem llniull
Der ibrem @attcn 0oa 2cbcll %foltctc,
ebcniollo perleBt iullr0c, bat lidl be.
reita erbolt mlo bcgIeitct Die &Cife
nod 0cn Scr. Staotcn
2 6iff's GoupoIcScCntcn.
Scim.
2onoon >. Illgult. - Cine Der
9roBtcn Spcrloelt, Die lett Snhrcll &c.
nlod)t muroeu, cine balbc Miuion
Collars, bat Der biclige 9onfier Or
nett 6rcNerid Sfiif fir sic Grboli.
rn9 zines GonuuleSccuten.Scin oitf
Dem Sonoc gcitiitet. IS 9eif,ieDt ans
Aubentcn al lcineu pcritorbcnclt
9rloer Nlireb, Der Grf Der Sirmn
mar. Nie eS beiBt, lplI Sdiii ciit
Better Oes Neu.2~) Porter 9onficrS mo
EbiIontbropcn &ocob s. Sdiii ici,1.
Sn GorlSboo %0titorben.
Carlsbad, =. Mug Sunuuel
Sang, Der ErGiibent riler @eitGitS,
iirnlo in Chicago, lit ber geitorbcn.
@r bate ein glter BON 81 Sobren ct.
reift mn lit al GiabctiS. Set
"A Snbrcn beiild)te CT Carlsbad iehe
Soiion mo luobnte pGbrenb Der
perIloilenen bier Sabre i'll Sriiliel.
Seine Satin bat iciuc 2cite oobil
brin9en laiien.
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Wtcbr 3niammcnfinfte.
GCtrcifiidJc ManOUcr bringcn
MonnrdJCn in &~criibrnng.

MOnardcn in %criibrnng.
&oiicr @il6clnL a0ni3 GOwor0,
Gjor 9}ifololta mo G5or 6croi-
nono poll 9ul0oricn dis @6itc
oc$ aoiicrS 6ron5 Soicp6 crruor'
tct. - General pom Scr @olb lit
icintr 9lrbcit in ser Iilrfci roidj
mijoc gcporocn. 9clgiiher
So5ioliItcniii6rcr Gou6crOclOc
gcbt nod Dem Gon9oitootc, INN
omcrifoniidc Miiiionarc SIT per
tbcioigcu.
@icn ,. 2luguit. gSic ans
Hrog gcmclOct auirO, ioll nt08lid)cr
g8ciic onI0BIid Der 0itrcidiidcn
9crbItmon0pcr olli Dem S6lolie oc@
@roicn Sorroh cine 3uiommcufunit
elmer Rcibc Don Monardcn Itatts
finOen. SIN S6loiic mcrOcn unlfoi-
icnoc @orbcrcitungCn gum GnIpionJ
Der bo6cn @Gite gctroiien. GnB cine
3uiommcnfumit &oiier Milbclm'S
nit Safer 6ron5 Soiepb Pathfinder,
GILT oIS ieititcbCno, \ obcr mie Der
loutct, i%ollct aud Der G5or, &onig
Golporo mo G5or 6croiuonO Don
8ul9oricn BORT cintrcficn. @on}c
@oqcnlooun1en bon Wobcln iir0
nod DEM Shloiic Gcidoiit u1o 0ic
Muiiftopclcn iino oui9cforbcrt nor.
Ocn, Ole britiidcrL rlliiiidcn mo But
Qoriidcn Notionol.S Dmlcn cin5tItl-
Oircn.
6arrtmon blci6t in ga.
Itcin.
@icu, =. Nugrtit. - Ger QCitcrl
in 8oltcit cingctrofIctc Frotcllor
Or. StriimpelI bate cine longerc
llntcrrcoung nit icincm Eoticlttcll
e. $. Sorrimon mo ertldrtc ipGter,
0oB oo3 9eiinocn ociielbcn nihtS 5t
luiinid]en iibrig loiic, Scr MiQion0r
bot bcidloiielL icincn 9llicntbolt I'M
&Irort 81 perlGnGcrn mo icinc &C.
plontc glbrciic nod Sol5bur9, rclp,
Wtiind)cn %porlGrii9 olf mcbrerc IA.
Ne SIT pcrIhieben.
Bon Der @OGb tritt 5uri ii If.
Con it ontinopcl, >. NuQult.
- %u Sol0e pon lln5uIricocnbcit,
mcld)c inter bobeu Wtilit1rS QCNCn
ito oblpoltct, hot lid @cncrol bon
Oct @olt Yoid)o cntidlOiicit icincu
Foltcn Gnoc Iuguit olf5u9ebcrl.
obne Die picrmonntIihc 6riit. bic or
Der REORGANIZATION Der tiirfiid)cn Nr-
NEE bate mion1cn iollcrL u%b5u1Uur-
ten.
So6ioIiit ais GcrtbciotgcrI
pom Wiiiion0ren.
Nrii iel, >. 9(lNuit. - Ger 60
5%ioIiItcniilbrcr Gon0crpcloc tbciIt
nit, cr mcroc nod oenl Congo Qcbcn
nm Die omcrifoniifen W%tiIiionGtc
Hcp. CT. @iuom %, Morriion ulO
Hep. Or. @iQiom 0cnrp Sbcpporo
jt pcrtbcioiQcn, bic lucgen criminel.
Ter 9cIciOigung Der oaoiiot Hnbbcr
g." elmer Corporation OcS GongO.
Stootca, inter Nntlo9c ltc0en.
@nnfprGiiocnt Guplcr'S
CN
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Gin nit aero'cju nncrborter 6rcd)-
bcit mrHgefiibaer Ginbrnhs-G icb-
itobI. rpie er u Berlin lett ulrocnf-
iid)cr 3eit nid)toorgetommcn lit bat
bier niht geriIpe Scniotion bcrpor-
gcriticn uno biI G%eIonmte Criminal
NoIi5ci oilf bic Beinc gcbrod)t. Sll Der
9tad,t bon Sanitog otf Sonntog
brod)cll biSberE itnbetonnt gebliebene
0icbc ilt oos On Gnoe Der Jog. Mll-
ieltniS SnieI aleoene aoiier 6rieb.
rid . Muieun ein mo entruenoctcn
cine MiinS.S drntlnng. ocren @ertb
lid, alrf ~3cbnnnienoc bon Morf be-
IG,lft. Cob dc Giebe eircn Miaio-
nen.G icbitobl plonten, lit feitecitcIlt,
lie morcn obeI luie cine llnterilldung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03

lViie Be9en1eltt9e Eafellfoerfrdg, mel
der BON mcittro1enocr 9eoe1ttima
flIr Die Sonoelsmelt lit, muroc oelterrl
V}itto9 gleidBeitig bonn ErGlioentell
iillo pom ocutifen &niier promulqirt.
Ios Ibfommen trot iofort in aroft
ltto fam crit II Wonntc mad, elmer
Gtiocn DISQUALIFICATION M1f,ten
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-23
HELD on SERIOUS CHARGE.
Maao Els Friend DruHk and Tool
His Watch and Money,

The Columbia Record says Henry
Fox, a white man living near North,
has been sent to the county jail
in default Of bold Of $500 to await
trial at the next term Of the court
Of general sessions on the charge OF
highway robbery.
Saturday evening Fox was In Co.
lumbta with a friend Of his, W. Y.
Gardner. 1t is alleged that Fox
placed his friend under the influence
Of whiskey and led him down into
the rel light district. They enter
e1 the house OF the notorius negress
Carrie Baker, and there, Gardner
claims, Fox robbed him Of his watch
and some s85.
After the hour of the alleged rob.
berry, 1t Is said. Fox spent money
freely. Fox is said to have handed
1t out for this things and that an l
paying eIorbitant prices for thin u
that. he bought. Detectives have
succeeded in recovering $41.S5 oi
the amount Gardner claims was sto.
len from him. The defendant, in
answering to the charge of steal
Ing the watch, stated that he bought
the watch from Main street pawn.
brokers' shop and paid $3.50 for it
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-23
OUTLAW KILLED HIMSELF
When Surrounded and He Saw no
Avenue Of Escape.

The most thrilling man hunt which
ever occurred in Henry county, Ala.
terminated Mon 'ay afternoon, when
Boy O'Haro, the young negro des
perado. killed himself when sur
rounled by posse. Since Tues lay
OF last week when the negro sho,
two officers. the chase has continu-
Ell. Rlocdhounds pursued him SO
closely that he shot one Of the
dogs. O2e mile south OF Abbevlle,
Ala, at the entrance to the Choc-
towh't"hle Swamp Gordon of a
hundred men surrounded him.
Woun e'. bArefcoted AMI tired he
saw that escape was impossible.
Rather than fall into the hanis OF
his pursuers he place. the barrel
OF shotgun to his breast and push.
ed the trigger with his tee.
His body wos tied t. buggy and
dragged to Abbeville and placed in
the court house where 1t lay for
several hours.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-23
THREN LIVES WE'RE, LOST
u q. BiG Loadoa DFapeeT ssos
a. . .rt.,;.,i ~ rps,.o, Ss;, MorSsn:v
Fire ON Monday.

y 80, - ~ Fire on Monday.
Asdisastrous hre involving the loss
OF three lives and the destruction Of
the big drapery store Of Arding and
Hobbs at Chaplain, southwestern
quarter of London. occurred Mon
day. The fire occurred when the
store, covering an acre Of ground;
was crowded with customers. But
In little more than an. hour the build
Ing was a mass of ruins. The dam
age is estimated in the vicinity OF
s2,5o0,000.
All the customers made their way
out of the store in safety. The three
hundred employees followed them.
The progress Of the flames which
was assisted by the Christmas deco
rations and festoons was so .rapi
that some of the empIoAas were
caught in the upper floors.
One of the girls descended the
fire escape in safety, while the Sec
oni fell and was killed. The two
men then jumped and also were
killed. Many persons were assisted
from the windows by the fremen
ami several of the employees were
seriously Injured, a few possibly
fatally. Some CT the employees are
unaccounted for.