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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09

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rem. Gin itarfes 9eutidlonb lit cine
Sricoensgorontie unb feline 8ricgs-
nefohr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09
Gin 2~e6ensiuerf.

ltr1tet bieiem 9itel miontet Die 81.
.. Staats5tg." oellt per1torbenen Sc
neroloireftor oes Norooeuti6en 2loyo
Den na6ltebellben Na6ruf:
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foaeE iosen, boB Ser 9(ltsbau DER
Slotte oes nNorooeuti6en 2lopo~ lit
Den letter 5lpei 0e5ennien oos &C.
bensperf oes CONGRATULATIONS Or.
3einrid @ieeano gebiloet bat. Gas
lit alld ousbriidlid allerfonnt nor~
Den in Dem YroGtiperf Ser Noros
oentide 2lopo, so Sabre ser grte
nidlung to57-1907", meldes ols
offi5iele 9oriteaung onl1Bli6 oes
goloene1 Sl,bild1nts ser @retter
S6iffsgeieqi6oit por 5lpei Sobren
berallsgegeben morben lit. Sr oetu
Monne, oeiieu s6eioen cine groBe
2iife in Ser 9leibe ser @orfGrnpfer
fir Die beutlde @eltlpirti9aft nllo
Den oentiGen 9(uteil ON @eltperfcbr
tciBt, 1T oie oeuti6e Wolulesfroft,
Qusbmer ullo Creme 5llr getGtialrla
gefonmen.
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fer, Ser oeu grertcr S6liiiiel
freuat mo Sen eill @iderfror3 INT
ranft = ieben sic umieren @abr-
iprltd. Sn DEM g1lfer boIten mir
Die S%offnung felt, BOB ser 56Iiiiiel
uns Die 8erfebrsmege eroffnen iuer-
oe, oie mir nit oeltti6er Monnes-
fraft, Iusoouer nnb Greue feItbol-
ten tpoaen," 0ieie @prte lprodb Ser
&oniul $. $. @eier, elmer otr
Sduptbegrinber Beg ugeorooeuti6ea
2lopo", BET Der potriotii6en SStter
am u. SUM- 1858, ols Der erlte
0ompfer Der @eieli6oft Bremen"
ieiue 8robefobrt unternobln. Gent
eriten iino in ben perfloiienen fiillf
8e5ennien piele onoere gefolgt. SIM
1ler nelle @ege bat Der S6liilcl
eroffnet,. 0as Sel6 Der 9etdtigung
oeutiher Mannesfroft, @l1soaler
uito 9reue tit Elm immer eroBeres
geporoen. $50 Der 9lnfer oes SGif=
fes, iiber oeiien Moiten oos blauc
emblem I'M peiBen Seloe flattert.
niebereeganeen lit, bot Der Shliiis
lei, bas 8abr5eiden oeutiden llri-
ternebmungsgeiites, 1teue @ebietc
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fliltur erihloiien. Die @offnung bot
ni9t getrogen. Die Monnesfroft lit
nidt erlobmt. Die grfolge iino nidt
auseeblieben.
limb es bat niemals Der MGn1er
gemangelt, mel6e oos blaue @mblem
inn neibet Seloe bodeebalten boben.
Sold Elm Sloegentr6ger 1T oll6
6einrid @iegono getpeien, oeiien
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grbidaft gepeien lit.
@erabe in oieien 9agen, on oie
geridtebllne Der mirtihoftli6en i'll
ternationalen Madtperbaltniiie 5t
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3eit, oo Der mirtidoftli6e 9luf-
idmune Deutidlonbs Die Gorge i'm
2onbe oes @nipru6s auf Die Scr
berri9oft i'm @eltbanoel uno I'M
@eltperfebr erreet uro iib CUR Slot.
tenfrage 5ugeipist bot; grade 5lt Die
ler 3eit ridtet iid Die @ufmerfionl-
felt ouf Die groben oeutiden @elt-
oerfebrs-8ermittler. lno ouf Den
Wann, benz nad l6neerem 2etben
nun bas y2lopo"- emblem aus ben
orfalteten Sdnben genommen NOR.
BEN lit.
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fortleben miro. @enn Der gi1ea-
fran5, Der ouf Der u2lopb" =Sloaae
SEN Mnfer urtb Ben 8remer S6liii-
Iel umranft. fir Die @eieaihaft ielbit
gum 2orbeer ~aefporoen, 10 iou man
elm Neis oieies 2orbeers auf oos
Grah Seinrid 8ieaonos legen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09

423 Rabarro Gtrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09

Sreb. gtafFel, 3t9 Dft-Gommerce
Strake. Stride Sdmereien fir Gar
ten uno Gelo. 9eu, Safer, 8orrl
etc. Meoi5in fir Bferoe, &iibe uno
Siibner. Snfubatoren uuo 8rutma.
ffinen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-09
5taat Ohio. DO.
Qucns Gnunth. &c.

Trnnf S. Gbenep beIdtp6rt. DAT
er Ser dltere gnrtner Ser .Sirna s. s
gbeneD uub e. o. 1T, fpeIde @eldldf.
te in Der gtaot Spfebo, in %obengeua11.
tenn gouiltp unb Stante. tut, ntb baf
befa9te Sir1na Die 6umme bon in
9oIfars fit ieben Se0
.uon Gatarrb be5ahlen mirb, Der bur1 Der
@ebraud bon 5aIls &atarrb=
Sur nift eebeilt rerben fam.
Srant S. be II Ell
Befdtppren bon mir uno inter
5drieben in meiner @e9enYari
am 8. gepfember o. 8. 's8,
Sieael,
q. %. @Ieaion. 0ffentIther gtotar
Sails @ntarrbsaur tpiro innerli6 ees
nominen unb tpirft brett auf bas 8llt
nho Die ihleimtgen Sberfldheil bes en-
items. 2abt @u9 3eugniiie frei 8us
i6iden.
S. S. gbeneb& Co., Solebo. 6.
@erfanft pom alien Gpothefen. Toe
Salfs samiliens9iGlen iinb Die beiter.
--
@s gibt nud) cine 8biloiop5ic
Der 9ummbeit, aber feline Der 9umm-
fopfe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-03

{, Tie marriage "a Frances nHrfuut and
I.".L ;iuckIcy LaG been 50 long
anticipated hy all who knew them
Tux TIC announcement Of their en-
g;.-rlarnt would have been received
WIKI feeling ,f general relief III
IT, u,ul> II their friends it would
have StrIlGAtehed out an awkward
sitU4'ina Under present circumstances
t...r .r!yLGS did not know just how
e. tJlc them. For more than II year
Il l.iI lrcu GENERALLY understood they
wru.d seine time marry, but the MEM
Lcg~ ct the set IN which they moved
had waited auXiuusly. but In vain. for
Sour definite sign. 1t WAS generally
taken for granted that Mr.. Duraut did
not object. and Mrs Durant was open
~ IN favor OF the match.
Frances herself was the stumbling
block Time after time her iutImates
tried 10 find out, but each time. with
perfect good humor, but with complete
thoroughness, she blocked every at
tempt. Finally. their curiosity block
ed the sol!citouS friends had decided
t. take the situation for granted, and
SO they had with perfect faith spread
the report that rs soon as Frances had
reached her majority the couple We're
to he married. Even the people about
the steel works had come to look Mt
the matter In the same light. The
men understood that the general man
u x.At, 20
the daughter Of the boss. and that
made them treat him with more re-
spcct, for not only was he the mana
ger. with power greater than most su-
pcrvising managers had. but he was
also expected to own the works some
day himself.
Iinckney. too. was particularly care
full not to contradict the general I'M
preston. He knew the influence It
gave him, and also he was so trenen-
dously ambitious and so anxious TO
bring the marriage about that he really
believed 1t would be. Ana even an
enemy must have admitted there was
every reason for him TO hope. The
son of Il friend. George Durant. who
had committed suicide after r1ining
himself on Wall street. Edward Pinck
ney when mere boy had been taken
Into the household OF the steel mil
lionairc Durant lad sent the boy TO
the best schools In the country Boy
though re was. Tincknry had appre
ciated the opportunity given him. He
had Sfut'ipd hard finally rrutu1tino
from one of the best institutions at
the top Of his class. Then his bene-
factor had placed him Immediately in
the works. Durant had no son. and
to him Edward Pinckney. with his in
born tact. his aggresSiveness and his
splendid mind. seemed just the kind Of
son he would have liked to have
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-03

.,. ri. ~ul.....a.~. When
.l.--.t tfl H.. SEA- C-.u TIN
d.. ..,.r shin, ,.tt winters night
p. -.... .,.r..,I..i.- e...o~."
....ta7.5 IT,. la. errprrd To-
...I Atr his arms L4.f .--~.retchcI.
S...I ~ a..,,.. llt b., STOPPED HIM
3. N.'. .n effort. Cropping AS arms.
THAT l.u.-- Was nothing 10 one
j.. ..-t, :.D." g.. ~.-d.
i .. ..-. .....d u. 60, u.A, challenge
:. l.- .....
"Wlt l.:.t va. t'..l Mr S3umcrs?
J ,..I lvt,r dave thought You'd ne
afraid 81 a.ttlr-'
'ILoIr's ".r Ting 4;n afraid OF"
be a4,.ttcG frankly.
"i,-:' With a world of wonder III Il.
"Nh9t IS that thing. Mr. Sommers?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-03
CHAPTER |.
JUST SITrosING

~EOM the lroW of the hill above
the iur4ut works Lieutenant
S"nAelS, United States navy,
looked over the city Of steel
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-03
TO be Continued. !
SUM MONS.

Tn the Superior Court Of the State OF Wa hing
1 ton, in and for the County of Thurston
amur Furber and Hattie Further. husband and
wife. Plaintiffs, VS.. Roderick Mackenzie, be
fcndant.
The state of Washington, to the said Roderick
Mackenzie. defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty (U) days after the date of the first publica
ton OF this summons to wit within sixty (6u)
days after the 9TH day of November 1909, and
defend the above entitled action in the above en- e
Titled Court and answer the complaint of the
pialntin and serve n copy Of your answer upon
the Undersigned Attorney for plaintiffs al his
office below stated and in case Of your failure SO
tn do judgment Will lie rendered against YOU ac.
cordnS To the demand of the comp plant which
has been filed with the Clerk Of said Court
The object of the action stated in said com
plant Is to recover from you the sum of $11i 10
and costs by reason of your obligation To the
plaintiffs arising through IA breach of covenant
in deed to lands sold plaintiffs by you in Thurs
ton County. Washington, and you are further no
titled that your real estate has been att ached in
Thursion County, Washington. to wit: All of
the North East quarter of south East quarter of
Section 1 Lying south of the County road running.
through said lands and all of the North West
quarter OF the North West quarter of Section 3
all IN Township l. North of Range > West to
satisfy the Judgment in said action
q. G.. ISRAEL.
Attorney for PlaiutliTS
Post Office and Office Address: Suite : Funk
Nollsnd Building, Olympia. Thursion County.
Washington.
Date of first publication, Nov >. 1909 t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-03

this suppose first. The second sup
pose is. Suppose love you? Did you
hear that SUPPOSE"
'Distinctly," she agreed.
Then. il you have those two sup
poses clearly before you. isn't 1t easy
10 sec why | called him Il lucky dog"
The girl shook her head
I'm afraid I'm very stupid. Mr..
Sommcrs. but | can't see why an Off
cor in the navy should call the mana
ger of Il steel plant a lucky dog under
any circumstances.
''PerlapS if you weighed the compar-
ative salaries and future prospects OF
love with the same girl you might un-
derstand." he suggested.
The girl laughed at him.
Your deduction was very nice, very
pretty, very clever. Mr.. Sommers; but,
you see. it won't stand the highest
test"
MOI" he asked. surprised.
NO. Mr.. SOmmers. not for mo-
ment. Let me suppoce n little. Sup
pose you or some other officer could
change places with the manager Of the
steel plant. or suppose the owner Of a
steel plant even should come to me
and say: L have plenty of money. l
-.an give you everything you want.
VIII you be mine: And then | should
say. I'm awfully sorry. Mr.. Manager
ar 4 of k.,,t
You see. | have everything want,
thank you. and | don't care the least
little bit for you. Now. where would
your suppose theory he then. Mr. Som.
mers:"
The man shrugged his shoulders.
Anyhow, Miss DuraIt," he said
the manager of the steel plant or the
owner of the steel plant can go to the
girl he loves. make his fight. take his
chance and. like man. abide by the
result. But the navy fellow can't do
that All he can do is to bite his lips
and twiddle his thumbs and regret and
suppose"
He ended it bitterly, half turning
away from her. SO that he did not see
the Gicrs quick. involuntary motion to-
ward him. He was still half turned
away when she fought down the in.
ciination Of her heart to speak. AT
last she gained self control.
OF course, Mr.. Sommers," she be
gan sarcastically. If the navy men are
=" selfish that they're not willing To
give girl Il chance TO show the stuff
she's made Of. If they're afraid to take
any sort Of plunge except plunge
for glory, why, they must expect t.
receive the reward that comes to the
men who won't try-the reward OF
failure. If l were u man"-her voice
took on color OF strength and boldness
whether l We're in the navy or
whether l owned Il continent. l would
not let any foolish selfishness Of my
own keep Inc from attempting to Sc;
anything l wanted"
Frances" The man whirlcd sud-
denly. catching her two hands. You
mean it,"
She looked up at him. happy and
quite unafraiG.
Yes. she said 'of course l mean
It,. And her eyes invited him.
ImrulSively the man leaned toward
her. TLcn. Us their faces almost SEEM
Ell to touch. Il cold. hard voice seemed
70 cut them apart.
"Ah' Good evcrnng! l thought 1t
was You two up here"
Angry. embarrassed. the navy lieu
tenant stepped back The girl, with a
Woman'S power OF self control. seemed
quite uAoved
oh" She cried gaylE is that you.
EdW1iI: Lieutenant Sommers and l
were just talking OF YOU. He says
you're Il lucky dos"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-03


girl almost Immediately felt herself
drawn to him. They had SO many IN
terests In common. She knew ma
chinery and knew all about the works.
and he was up In that too. Then he
drove. walked. played tennis. danced
and Golfed better than any one she
knew in Pittsburg. So it was no won
der that from the time of Sommers'
arrival Pinckney found himself put
aside
For week the manager Of the steel
works did not notice the fast growing
friendship. He was very busy and
had little time for outside interests.
Then, also he fclt 81 confident that
he did not pay as much attention To
Frances and what She was doing as he
might have had he imagined there was
the slightest chance OF serious rivalry.
That idea Mt first did not enter his
head. Compared TO his own position,
he considered the post Of lieutenant
IN the navy insignificant. 1t was not
until week had gone by and he dis
covered that Frances had been out
with the officer Tor several hours each
day that he finally awoke to the dan
ser or the situation from his point of
view. Then his first move was fool
ish. He asked Frances to go to the
theater with him that night.
am awfully sorry, Edward, she
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-03
State Treasurer's Notice for
Payment of Warrants.


Olympia. Washington. Nov. 10 1909
Nollre Is hereby given that State War
rants Nos. Gilj Ia G,i2i, inclusive. on the
Military Fund will he paid on pre>enta-
ton AT my office and will not draw inter
est after the 18th day OF November,
1909.
Amount on hand. Military Fund So
2iO.U3. JOHN q. LEWIS,
State Treasurer.
First publication, Nov. ~, 1yUy. u.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-03

which the mention of that accident"
brought in his throat
"MiStakeS." he said bitterly. but
You don't know how feel You can't
know. II you'd had Il boy who meant
IL You what that boy meant to me- if
he WAS about all YOU had to live for
and he WAS blinded rs my boy was in
an accident caused 10y the carclcsSness
of Il man | had put in charge. then
guess perhaps you'd know. You ask
Miss Durant. She was with him when
he died-God bless her, Ask her how
he suffered. She could understand. Now
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
GOLD CONTINUES TO
P0Un INTO PRESCOTT
(From Sunday Daily,

Yesterdays receipts Of gold bullion
in this city was tho heaviest Of any
single day in many months. The
Bank Of Arizona received n consign
ment of $4,000 In bars from C. T.
Bunker Of tho Monica mine, tho yield
Of recent run. This bullion attract
ed the attention OF mining men gen.
orally and others not convcrmnt with,
tho industry were agreeably impressed
with the magnitude Of tho shipment
Across the street, at the Prescott
National bank. another shipment wa,
displayed that has just been received
from tho Congress mine, that was
valued at nearly $4,000. II was in one
bar. and that likewise was viewed
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
JOHN FANAT0F0UNO
DEAD IN BED
At HOTEL
Was Well Known Miner
OF This Section Of
Country
From Tuesdays Dail,b


John Fanatic WAS found de 4 last
nignt in his room Mt the Scopel house
in this city. The cause Of death, re
rording to tho coroner's jury impanol
Jed by Judge Mcl.ane. was due 10 nat
ural causes.
The deceased was q wcH known
miner Of this county, and for over
fifteen years has resided in This acc.
ton, following his vocation. lie r..
Gently worked in the Congress mine,
md near that camp had some mining
interests upon woich he had done con.
siderable work. lie came 10 this city
few days ago to spend the summer,
so informing friends.
Nothing of valu, was found on the
body. the total cash in his pocket he.
ing but eighty cents. Papers in his
valisc gave him a membership in an
italian Masonic society, ms well rs
that Of the McCabe Red Men. He was
man Of forty n!nc years Of age. and
unmarried
Attendants at toe hotel say that he
was restless during the twcnty-four
hours preceding his death, retiring re.
peattdly. and was addicted to snoring.
The cessation Of this led to an inveyti.
cation. and his body was found about
o o'clock with life extinct.
Pending the receipt 81 news from
Globe ~ TO what disposition TO be
mnde Of his body the Rufrner under.
taking house is holding tho same.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
VALUATIONS Of 1H|
RAILROADS Of |
YAvAPA|
Auditor Submits Repol
To Territorial
Board
(From Tuesdays BaiIy)

The auditor Of Arizona has n,}
united TO the board Of supervisor, 4
this county report Of the territoril
BOARD Of equalization on tho a-c.l
mont for the current year on railros
property within the county, frol
which the following extracts as
taken:
The Congress Consolidated Mind
compaDy's road is shown 20 be n
miles in length and is sssesscd I'd
$500 Per mile.
The Santa Pacific road il not vet !
hand, the car report only being avail
able. This shows that the Pullms
ears are valued at A5,5g7.54 and IN
tourists at s9ss.os, in mileage valus
ton passed over. On the 8. r., p.
+. these cars handled reached n tot,
of s7,Is4.e5.
The United Verde aud Paci6i
comes in for the following assessme ut
Its mileage is 600, assessed a
si,i32 pcr mile, with 20 miles Of tel,
graph line at sl,eSs and misccilancou
structures at sl2e, TOT, paking a n
tai valuation Of $685. e5. Dbl.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
RE. rIMBERINa THE
CROWN KING kuNE
tFrom Sundays Daily,


The Crown King mine is being 70.
timbored ut many points, and the old
tunnel Is being cleaned out and made
ready fov an investigation Of its min.
oral conditions. This work hse been
going on for some weeks, under the
supcrintcndeucy Of Frank Harrington,
force Of FIVE men being engaged.
This work az being done for the pur
pose Of permitting n Denver syndicate
to inspect tho property, previous to
sale that is dated for August, undcr
a receivers orders. The main tunnel
that runs into the mountain for a dis
tance Of over 1900 feet, will h. the
only opening affected by this work,
the main shaft TO the 500 foot level
remaining az IL IL, and no inw~tiga.
tion OF that locality will be nad. The
general meteorological make up Of tho
tunnel zone only IL desired to no seen,
and IL this is satisfactory tho latest
information is that the property will
be bid on and the price Of $4,000
will be paid over.
A bad cave.in at "A point about 500
feet in prevents the opening of this
avenue, and ii is estimated that tho
present work will not be finished for
at least four weeks.
The supposition prevails that in the
forthcoming sale Of this old and we'll
known mining ground its affairs will
be closed up and that 1t will again be
operated. It's history Of tho past has
been one that gave it merited recog.
milton us gold property, and there
are many practical miners who are
a.m in the belief that it will again be
a. heavy producer.
The Crown King has been cursed
with litigation, and a peculiar feature
OF tho ineessant strife 1t was burdened
with IL that not one Of the original
owners IN identified with II ut the pres.
ent time. All have been wiped off its
ground, and back Of this condition il
the heavy expense all interests have
borne In the litigation Of H. Since
April. 1892, or until IL went into the
hands Of a receiver, over $3.50, 900 has
been expended in tho litigation OF it's
interests. Three men, the original own.
ers, now surrender the property 10 tho
evils Of litigation
r + + f. + + f. + i. + /. ]. 1. +
with interest by all who saw il. The
production Of this gold but demon.
strates that Of all counties in Arizona
Yavapai Is n distinctively gold pro.
ducer and Of steady output also. In
tho past thirty days there has been
received by banking houses of this
city not less than 100000 In gold
bar~, and this can be verified. Hardly
n day. passes but that tho receipts of
this mineral product il 80 caronicled
and in that line Of production placer
gold comes along regularly. In fact
there II general revival OF the indus.
try, and when tho dredges and other
devices on Lynx creek get into nc.
ton, n steady flow OF the yellow metal
win reach the city. !
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23

HTTTHBURG, Pa, June gl.-China
town is posted With haring proclama
tiops signed by the Six companies.
with headquarters At San Francisco,
calling on all Chinese 10 assist IN the
location and capture Of Leon Ling, tbs
alleged slayer Of Elsie eigel.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
PREsIDKlgr 0pTnnsfIC
OVER CORPORATION TAI
(Continued from Pase Ose.)

for appointment 70 take an exsmipa
ton in tho statcs and territories IN
which they profess to live, and tina,
they have at least years residence
therein previous to the examination.
All othcr amendments were dis
agreed 10 and the bill was again scn,
to she senate for conference. :
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
HAS PROMISING PROSPECTS.
From SUNDAYS Daily.

Joe Howells, the discoverer Of the
Big Stick properties, IL again engaged
in developing some copper, gold and
silver claims near Hillside station
and in statement yesterday says that
they are very promising prospects, and
that ne will begin the development Of
them on an extensive plan.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23


NEW YORK, June 2l.--Aftcr a day
Of many arrests and new clues the
murder Of Elsie Sigi again resolved
itself into mystery tonight.
chung Sin, former occupant Of the
room where the body was found, is
held ut Amsterdam, but the police
have Cleaned little from HIM. At
Schenectady, the Chinsman arrested ~
Leon Ling, tao murder suspect, proved
practically 10 be IN unoffending chop
suey cook.
Amidst all IN" police activity IN.
body of the girl has been quietly in
TERED. The caskct was taken direct.
~ from the morguc TO Woodlawn, and
the ceremony M the grave was private.
Christian Chimes. members Of the
mission where Miss Sigel formerly
taught, and which was closed after the
murder, met tonight to raise n fund
as reward for the capture Of the
murderer Rev. Fung Cow, chairman
Of the meeting. said Leon Ling was
never n member Of the mission, but he
thought the girl taught him Theories
Of the motive for the crime are all
those of jealousy.
Mrs. Florence Todd, a mission work
or, said Chu Cain was one Of the few
Chinese she would trust. "Elsic, who
was in love with him, would have mar.
ricd him. but he declined within the
last year" said Mrs. Todd, "and dc.
spite her love for Chu Cain, Elsie up
parently became infatuated vita Leon
Ling Despite this statement, Mrs.
Todd said she believed that Elsie com.
United suicide.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23

AMSTERDAM, N. v, June 21.--
Chung Sin, wanted ~ New York ~ a
material witness in the murder Of
Esc Sigcl, was arrested at West
Gateway, ton miles distant. He nd
mitted he was friend Of Leon and
mad roomed with him.
May Clear Mystery.
NEW YORK, June 2I.-The arrest
of Chung Sin and Leon ss expected to
lead to the speedy solution Of the
ssigcl mystery.