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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
GOrreipDnOanter
8eitbruOf, Maime.

% oct er lang Sio iiOen, Ser bar
Deret noget / Off. berfra, iaa foor
leg 2pit til at ifripe ct Bar 9inier.
@eltbroof er 10 en- 8p meo en- ca.
S q 10 Suiinbe SnObDggere, og ieg
a1.ta9er, at Der er op imoo en- $50
C'anife per. @eltbroof er en- liQe
'~rifsbD og melem ale Sc Stbrif=
fer Der, finOes en- forbolospis flor
6a6rifsbD og meQem ale be 6abrif=
lie slors Sio life peret iaa goot poa
Or: no al De oaarlige Si0er. 8apir-
fnbriffen bar fun gaaet en- A a 5
9oge ON 1tgen inbtil mi, og Ga Sc
fleite al bore Solf a%rbeiber Der, bar
set 10 p9ret ltot trpffet.
81 bar baft en- temmeIig mills Sim
ter iaabiot, men mi er set neo at BIZ
be foloere, Semperaturen er ne6e poa
Zero / Oisie Gage. 9og bar hi BAIT
Sne Der / Sinter, bbilfet gob % ct
aoot Sleoefgre; men Gegnen, Iom
man gerne foar | San. Waoneo Der
/ 9iten, tog set bele bort igen. st
NIT Sag Sne MT for npIig pes Sn6=
t~r9Gelien at Set foloe SEER bar lat
6ort / SGe6efsrsGen igen.
Gor Wenigbeo beItuar al 81 ITEM
me6erettige munolige Weolemmer,
set er 10 fife iaa mango, men Dor
Bon er, at @ntallet ntaa forgqes
al bisie, Iom IaOer fig frelie. CUBS
&us fpl0es bog iaa nogenIunoe. Gi
far en- blom1trenoe l1ngoomsfore=
ming paa 60 Meolemmer og Ser er
fife iaa faa troen0e unge iblanot
Sem.
Sen q. Sec. babOe Ri 8grnenes
Suletre, iom bar lm1ft pDntet al
Sc 1tnge til itor @lGoe for Sen Itore
9prneifare. Oct par en- @leoe at
ie og bbre 86rnene ipnge ON Dor
@erre Seius. 8prnenes tinorenoe
Zine bar feItet paa Suletreet, og
man fltnoe lie, Be bar glade.
@aIt. SIR. Gbriitenien minoeoe
iaa Sgrnene ON, at De Ifuloe lore
al Greet altiO at ie op, naar oe TOM
| Sriitelie og 6are, Oe ifulOe lie op,
6por Sfaberen Dor, 0a oct bar fra
bam Sj9lpen Ifuloe fomme.
Gor S6n6agsitole er f~orbolOsois
itor, Der er ontfring 65 86rn for
bette / s &lasier, bporaf Be 2 er
engelIfe. s 2erere og 2ererin0er og
en- SorItanber leoer @rbeioet, iom
gaar goot, 90 Ser berifer EN- goo
SSorItoaelie menem 2erere og Gle
Der.
Gen II. San. boboe Wenigbeoen
fit @arsm60e, og ieg bill meooeIe
Ii6t ON BET ipunone @ors &einI-
toter. 9Gf fripiGige 8ibrog til Me-
nigbeben bnr Ser inbfommen 1891
Collars og 70 Gents. 11beifterne
beI6b fig til 1891 Dollars og 81
Gents.
Sill Misiionen in6fom 372 9oI
oq 26 Gents. 81 er meget gTooe pe6.
of hi bar fooet @oooe til at gibe
ct lille Snoifu6 til @iberert, oa SCI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
.tittenDe Gmmer.
st senialt SeOraseri.
Gen oanf e @roSerer
meO &erOipapirerne.

@n el0re 9erre traaole Suleaf-
tens @ftermiOOag peo 2=Sioen mo
paa ct Sagfgrertontor / @briltia=
nia og BAD ON at faa Sagfgreren
| Sale. Otter nogle giebliffes 8en-
ten bleo ban piit inO / SagfSrerens
Eribatfontor. 9erren, Der antagelig
bar / go Iarsoloeren, baDOe groat
Saar og Sfeg, bar @ltlolorgnet
og laa no til at bore bel %ittueret.
preisntereOe Jig iflg. norit rAften-
poiten" iom @roslerer 81. fra &S-
6enbaon.
SON 9grinoe galot en- Haffe, ban
baboe UNDER Armen. Oct par, ON
Sagfgreren funOe opbebare en- Del
&er0ipapirer. San lfulGe nemlig
reiie til NorOlanO og pilOe oerfor
piOe fine Bapirer / Siffer5eO. @ros=
iereren tog ct 9lpisomilog bort, og
Ser fom til Spne en- Yaffe / Sorm
al en- &asie e. Sen bar forleglet mes
5 Segl. nOenpaa ltoO angipet &as=
iens Sno6olo; Ser bar Seroipapi=
rer for benpeo 285,OOO Str, nSiag=
tigt ipecificeret. &asien baboe be-
ret o%pbepuret bos ct I0pofatfirma
/ &e6enbabn, bbilfet ioas of Sirma-
ets Stempel. SagfSreren 6em9rfe0e,
at ganfti0en bar forbi, iaa ban
fife funOs faa an6ragt &asIen |
fin 8ofs, bporfor Sen maatte bero /
bans Sernifob Suleoagene oper.
@%rosiereren mente, set bar be0it,
ian befigtigeoe Sfabet, tpor bans
g9rbier ffuGoe gemmes. &eiultatet
beraf bleb, at 8offen fuloe bero
/ Sfabet. @rosieren ifl1lbe fomme
tilbage / 8egpnbelien at Sebr. Sag-
f6reren uoiteote Suffering for &as-
fen. @rosiereren tog 2ommebogen
op for at Iegge &bitteringen beri;
ba opoage6e ban til fin itore Scr
grelie, at ban fife bobbe @enge NOT
Dos fig til &eiien. San ba6 6erfor
S%agfereren ON ct 2oon poo 300
&r., bpilfet S%ogfsreren uben Sc
tenfning goD. @rosiereren ffrep I'M
Der pua &bitteringen og gif.
Otter en- balp Shines SorIeb for
Ioo 5agf6reren &ontoret, engTteIig
ober lit ftore @nibor operfor fin
Silent, ON Gopirerne ifuIoe brenoe
eller blioe bortItioolne.
90 ban fom biem, laa Ser pao
8oroet en- @ffe fra en- gfpiperings-
forretning, iom ban ftrofs oabnebe.
6nn ituoieoe beb SnoboIbet, Ser BE-
itob af EN- graz Borpf, Sfeg og en-
0orgnet. SON nnbrebes ober, bpob
set bar for en- 6p6gefugG, iom bapbe
ienot bam bette, bo en- Sonfe i1oa
BAN. Son buIfe6e poa Sen 6onife
Serre meb Ger6ipapirerne. Surtigt
iIer ban til &ontoret, oabner Sfo-
het oe riber boftigt &offen op. Sans
bange MneIier bur fife ubegrltn6eoe;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
9bgc GplgSninser on 0apun.

Fraiten gopon5 2iD @ 0po bar
lIaolg oGret inObpllet / Itor Mgltif.
Mfan bar itaOig lat @rep @ittes
NaDn / 6or6inOelie meO oenne
%rGlt, Ser JON befenot n~lprOeoes
en- @1lla beo ben finite @rpnIe.
5 A%nleoning al en- ytring / 0u-
llloe1 er bette Spprgsmaol otter
foget op | ben r@usiiife Yresie.
gn al Be ianOipnligIte 8eretnin-
ger, Der imiOlerti0 life er belt til
rreOSitilenOe, lpOer iooleOes:
Gn pig Spirit Munuiloff bar at
to9eret @reo @itte, meoens 0enne
Tar neutrality-suspicious..
y}onuiloff meOOelte en- DAG 8it-
tie, at @apon bar fomnten til ct.
Feters6org, og at 4rbeioerne 6opoe
I Sin0e at fao bom til at orgoniIere
en- treble @eneralitreife.
@itte biIOe ltrafs bope @apon ar
relteret, men 6priten gi5r0e BAN
opnt9rflom paa, at @apuns @rre-
ltotion DilOe funne fao ifp6neIponqre
66lger, Oa ban bar Qr6eioernes
YnOling.
@itte gap 6prIten Eet, men bep-
0eOe iomtiOig, at en- Jig 6or6rpoer
81 funOe gaa poa fri 6pb, o. at
ban / bbert Salo mootte reiIe fra
Huslono.
5priten began fig til @apon oq
Gjoroe bnm b~egribeligt at ban bill
be blipe arreiteret, og at Ben eneIte
uobei for bam bar at reiie til u6=
lo1toet og oerfra ienoe tit gsnifrift
en- Senaa0ning.
Seq er n6Oben6ig for at foriba-
RI Grbeibernes SnteresIer, Iboreoe
@opon, nog oerfor tror ieg, at 0e-
res GaaO ct goOt. Sm en- Sine ffaI
leg pGre paa @nri6alt-8 aneqanr-
BEN"
@opon bolot Orb. 5uGgt of en-
Slot &r6eibere in6fanbt ban ia poa
Stutionen. San bo6 SprIten ON noq=
Il Sunore0e &ubler, Tom ban til
beo at betale tilboge ON en- Woune6,
cg oenne rofte bom 500 &ubIer,
iom @itte boboe gibet BAN / bette
2iemeo.
Nogle Gage efter bar @apon |
&aris.
Wen efter 2 Mooneoers Sorlsb
penteoes ban tilbage til 6inIanb.
Ser bleb, efter Spritelts Srem-
lifting, at S~onOelsminiiteren pou
8ittes Inmooning uooelt 10000
Hnbler til Observation-Disclosures
Iom Gritatning for Sc SAB, Sc bapoe
liot peO Sunuar-8 Ioobooet. af 6isIe
10000 gl1bIer ffal @opon fife babe
mootaget en- eneite &opef, men Big
ic &enge fom Arbei0erne til gooe
meo ltnotogelie at nogIe Snftno, ser
bleo itiaaIne at BEN Mano, Ser bar
MeaemmanO beo ltb6elingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

10 CT bam, bpem ait @ulOet og Spl-
Jet tilbprer.
WteO Gaf til u0aniferen" for set
Aor, JON %ipanOt, pnIter ieg GeOaf-
torell % ale SlaOets 2niers ct goOt
og peIiignet 9tptaur,
&OnruO Seller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
Sc bIibe Sarnbomsbase.

Sire Gort9[linger at Rfrfffe
Wormarf. Snoebo16er r@uafebrens
gen., ~RoGIo" os rgeorbaesen". Sind
inbbunben. pusfenbe til @aoe fe1
86rn / Sbn6ugsffoIer. Brifen q
Is Gent.
Sam. entb. TnbG. Sonic,
gIoir, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26
Surfing, &is.

Iaret, oct nDe Aar, er 10 allere-
De goot begDll0t, og for bort Teo=
fnmmell0e beroppe er Der life noget
lGrOeleS at me00ele. S5ltlen fom %
git title % freOelig. 8uOlfa6et ON
6relierens fontme bar lp0t og III
Ger trenlOeIe5, ialigt Oo bpert @ier-
te, Jpn frp0er fig OerpeO / 5onobeo.
Som Barn minOeS ieg, bpor uro-
llge pt S0rn fun0e bore IGrlig op
lnlOO Suleaften, men peO Ben Sio,
0a &lrfeflofterne fime0e SSulen in0,
6leD hi title, ga gjaI0t Set ON at
D6re, 1aa at life ct eneite Stag un0=
gift oS, ollie muattG l10 at lDtte til
ben 0eilige Slang. gfaar ri ioa fom
tnO, o. 9ampen blep tpnot, iaa
leO oct efter fattig @pne: Set fl
mer MI til SulefeIt, Set finer for
Sen b6je @9it". ga, mootte set
hi bore laa0an for % ale, at Ri
6aOOe onOet at lebe paa / Dag ems
gp0e MinOer, bpor beliigneoe Be
iua enO fltn0e bore. 0ette bill hi 1aa
la0e bore Dor Sltle- og gtptoorsbil-
len berfro.
&e0 Wenigbe0ens Iorsmsoe Sen
4. San. bleO BET be1temt at bpgge
til StalOen og ioo tillige at fg6e
IiOt mere Soro til &irfen. 5tprel-
len genpalgtes.
Gen Is. Oct. bleo Speno Mal-
folms SuItru beerapet, BUN bar
9atter al Scr. Sbeo0or GbriItsn=
ien og enbnlt ganife ung - FIN
80 Ior, men bum baboe peret ina
| lengere Si0. 8egraDelIen foregif
timber meget 1tor 9eltogeIie fra ben
ootl1te Strife, Yaltor Sllen forret-
teoe.
Grit Walfolms bar ogioa bait
Sen Sorg at mite 0eres file fire
Wooneoer gamle Datter, bum bIeb
.begrobet Sen %. Sec, ia, Serren
gab, Serren too, % Serrens Hapn
bore lopet!
WfiiS ella Sanien iom opboloer
fig paa geormal Sfolen i Sibfoih
par biemme / S1tlen.
Sbomas Sougaaro fit fsrfte 8re-
mis / Gountiet for 5ufferroer /
Iar @rif Malfolm an0en, geielI
Sfobgaaro fsrite grand 8remie for
iamme S. 9. Slipper onoen 8re-
mie for Slug paa Nattonal Corn
Expedition / Omaha, Jig ioa fife,
at Be oonife Somere / Mople Sal
leD er iaa belt l1efne.
Ser opfgres n np 8anfbpgning
/ Curing, iom mart er fer0ig til
at tuges / 8rug; BEN er baaoe net
og ppntelig. Sobn Sougoaro bar
opfprt ben.
81 bar en- Del Sne, og folot bar
BET ogiaa p9ret inotil 80 @raoer
nnOer Zero. Sfopmpnoene bar
traplt, Ser ifal ielges Ell Del mere
/ aor en0 ipobonligt ga Sloen 10
giorOe EN- Del Sfaoe, bbor BEN gift
igennem BEN. Sri ierne er fife Iaa
CODE iom ieobanlig, 6o S6mmer
aompagnterne 10 ielb bngger mere,
en0 Sc pleier.
Wrs. S. Sobnion fra &eGD 8roof,
iom bar / 9mmnrf / gfteroaret, er
otter til6age meget tiIfreos meo
&eiien. Mrs. SiIoa Sonfen MI
Sobnien er / 8eisg BOG fine Sor-
alore / Curing, benoes Stem er i
Montana.
@uIter Sobnien, naItalbIte 5sn
at ofosbe Senrp Sobnion og @nfe
Wrs. Winnie Sobnien, b66e Sen
II. San1tar at Sering % aar gom-
mel; ban pen6te fig / Sro til @1n
pnn Set iibIte og fit en- Gpffelig It's
gang berfra. Set err BEN beofte Sr61t
I Soonet ODER S6n og 8rober. San
oil blipe begrooet Sors6og fra SEN
n~orf=bonfte Strife.
genIig SiIien til ~9onferen" og
bens 2eiere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

(f |l~y
uO0eler 8Dtte.~
Set bliper til iioit M~enigbeOen,
Der Oil0er 8Dtte pe0 9i6elfritifeus
Angreb.
Oct bleD +. Cts. life M~enigbe0en,
Der ta6te peO set 2lngreb, &p6inger-
itolen giOrOe paa BET npe 3eItumen-
te.
A%ngrebene bragte fun Menig6e=
cen 8Dtte, bragte Sen til at trenge
NDbere mo / ben nye @agtS Sfrif=
ter % til paa uOifiuige 4}1nfter at
forrigere jim Opfottelie meo Senipn
til Sfrifternes menneifelige og iii
i~tcriite SIDE.
Oct iomme llobptte bill iiffert 8i=
beltroen foa al Sc bi0iige Angre6,
Der i 9h1tiOen fgreS 6aaOe MOB gfD=
og @amel=S eltamente.
Som Ell ieir5iiffer @nr er @eQ-
bauiens StlbG1gere rpffet frent, bar
ilaaet bet enc 8unft faIt efter oct
dn0et iont uiifre G~eiultater al Sen
npere 2iOs pi0enifabelige 6orIf-
ning."
Ser 6egpnoer imiOlertio at font
me oOifiQige farlige Hebeller frem
ir0enfor @eren, og man Ter Sen
enc efter ben an0en bra0e no al
&efferne.
@n al oisie er @rofesior Serb
mon fra @epoen, Ell 0iicipel al
&ritiferen &uenert.
San bar bort til @elbouiens IL
FIRE 6olf, men beltDlOer MI oenne
for at baDe 6Oelagt ben gooe Som=
menbeng, Ser / @irfeligbeoen fin
0es meQem 8eretningerne / Moie-
bggerne, peo at belle 1tgrre eQer mint
Ore 9ele melem Be mDTtilfe S, 6
pg g.
@er0man err Ielp 9i6elfritifer ON
en- SAILS. S SteOet for Sc gamle
@eQbauienife Sppoteier opitiQer
ban nDe, Der er uiitre Gaiultater al
ben bioenifabelige Sorifning".
6prite Woie6og beltaor efter bans
Wening al en- bel Del nltrtiosiogn"
rm IOam o.i.b. 9ertil err ienere
fgiet en- Samling nIbrabamsiagn".
9enne Samling, iom ban faloer
nSafobs- &eceniionen", er frentfom-
men tiOligere emo @ar 700 fpr &ri-
i1us, men er efterbaanben blepen
uobioet meo ~aoifiQige gamle Sagn,
uSsraels-Heceniionen". San bill oog
life meo SifferbeO funne iige, boor
ofte Samlingen er bIepen uopibet,
men BET melte er, efter bans Me-
ming, fSiet til fsr @fsilet.
Com man Ter, er German ielp
life iaa ganife liot uoe pao Sppo-
teiernes bioe Warf.
San gaar ~en0ogiaa iaa oiOt, at
ban erflGrer, at 8Qtriarfernes &e=
ligion oprinbelig bar Slerguoeri.
Naar Ibrabam planter en- .2uno /
Geeriba6a, er set fun for Ser at
tilbe0e Ell bel 9feffe @uber, Ser
iful0e babe oeres 8oliger / Greer
ne! (&ap. 21). n@lobir" ifaI be-
tgoe mango @u0er, og Sa6pe
ifal bore Ell al Disie. @ers 33 ma a
0erfor bore uegte, tbi Ger faloes
nbeloigDis for SDpoteien @uo meo
Sabbe-geabnet. @ennem forife1ige
uopiflingstrin ifal ioa Ssrael bore
gooet oper fra at Oprfe De mango
@u0er til at oDrfe Ben enc, og al
le Be SortGqtnger, Der oprin0elig
breie0e fig ON mango @uoer, opfat-
te6e mon tiIfi6It iom fun oreienoe
fig ON cen @uO, nforOi man fife
mere b6rte ben polpteiitiife Slang /
Hobnet @lo9im"l
@eroman negter ieIo en- gnooom-
melig Nobenboring, men netop, for
81 ban life ielo negter fig t1oget /
&etning al Sppoteier, er bans @n-
gre6 paa @eGbouiens Sppoteier ioa
meget mere i%nteresiante.
% bans 9tngre6 Ga0er life noget
til6age at 6nife / Spoeligbeo.
@ea6auiens Silbangere bar, t.
ger ban, fori9mt Gfsegeien for Sen
fritiite 9lnalpieS 9fpIO, og Oenne
lnalpie er bleDen iaa in6OifGet, at
Spn frnnpr mpnpt mere Srn pnA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

fDt SasIen bite fig at inoebolOe nog-
le lommenfolOeOe 9~lpiier. Oct bar
bet belle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-26

Get mpltiife SI6r, Ser bpiler oper
@opons iiofte 2eoetio, er imi0lertio
enont fife bebet, cg @itte bar bio-
til fife gibet nogen tilfreosftinen6e
6orfIaring al BEN ifiuIte SorbinoeI-
ie, Der / bpert Solo EN- SID bar be-
ret meQem bam og @apon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-10
THE CoRONER'S INQUIRY.
important Facts DeveIopcd--Murder-
err Carried or Dragged Girl Over
500 Feet.

Coroner McManus devoted nearly
|all of yesterday to an inquiry regard
ing the case, trying to find witnesses
who might be able to thiow some light
on the movements of the girl after
she eft the store where she was en-
ployed, to go home, He had a number
Of street car men summoned and
questioned scores Of men and women
closely--especially friends and inti-
mate associates Of the girl.
As to the condition of the body the
DR.. said there was no question that
the poor victim had been criminally
assaulted and that she was virgin,
an unquestonably pure girl, The
throat bore the marks of fingers tight
" pressed upon it, and one of the
nails leaving a red mark in the flesh
on one side. The gag had been thrust
into the mouth with such cruel force
| that the tongue was lacerated and it
extended deep into the throat, 1t
was so tightly wedged in that eonsii,
cradle force had to be used to with
draw it between the set teeth when II
was desired to use it for the blood
hounds. There was confusion over
lone eye, and the right jaw bore un-
mistakable proof Of having received a
powerful blow, for it was swelled as
was also the side of the neck. but the
jaw bone was not broken.
i The coroner learned from Miss Do
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-10

street toward her home; that she was
met by the murderer when near her
home ami accosted by aim; that she
struck him over the head with her
Ea,brella. striking SD hard that the
steel rod was bent and the wooden
flew over the low fence into the
yard where it was found ten feet
from the sidewalk. that the scoundrel
then felled her to the ground with a
terrific blow on the side al the face
gagged her and carried or dragged
her to where the body was found
where afteg accomplishing his pur
pose he choked her to death.
To do this the murderer must have
carried the unconscious girl about 800
feet past the residences Of a number
of prominent citizens, among them
Judge Dewey and Arthur Thistle
wood. This street is not well lighted
the nearest a*c light on Sycamore
street, and the moon does not rise
TIN after midnight at this time OF the
ypat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-10
WAS PUT IN TRANCE BY TRAVEL
ING HYPNOTtST, WHO IS
IN JAIL NOW.
RUPTURE OF THE AORTA
Cause cf Death Assigned BY Dostors
After hutopsy-Student OF
Hypnotism Tried to
Wake Him Up.

/ Somefyille, N. j.. Nov. An the
morgue Of the Somerset hospital this
afternoon William u. Davenport, SEE
Rotary to the mayor of Newark. and
la student of hypnotism, vainly tried
| to bring back signs Of life in the body
lof Robert Simpson, former street car
conductor of Newark, who died last
might after having been put into a
| hypnotic trance by Arthur Everton,
a travelling hypnotist before large
audience at the Somerville theatre.
| When Davenport failed, Simpson was
declared dead An autopsy held to-
aisht showed that he had died Of q
ruptured aorta, the trunk line of the
arterial system Charged with man
slaughter Eyerton il in prison where
he must await the action OF the grand
jury.
1t was at the insistence OF Everton
while in Jail after his Intellectual at
ftempts to revive Simpson, that Dayen-
port, friend Of Everton, came into
the case today. davenport tried sug-
Igestion and spoke in the dead mans
ear Bob, yorr heart action Is begin.
ming" Again and again he repeated
this while three doctors looked grlmly
on Not muscle Of the body stirred
and there were absolutely no signs
lof animation,
Simpson was % years Old AMI WINS
accustomed, 1t is said to drinking
heavily It Is generally admitted that
he was intoxicated during the test
Hast night, No relatives have ali
peared to claim the body
Evert0n has employed counsel AM
will make the novel plea that the maj
was still alive when the AUTOPSY wa!
performed, citing various cases D
suspended animation as proof Of this
DR. John Duncan Quackenbos, pro
fessor emeritus Of Columbia uniyer
sity and one Of the leading authori
ties on hypnotism, said this afternoon
that 1t was not unlikely that simp
sons was case Of suspended ANNA
ton.
Eight physicians assisted in per
forming the autopsy and they issuet
a signed statement at its conclusion
stating that death was due to rupture
of the aorta
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-10

that found in the mouth of the dead
girl, was taken possession Of by Chief
Egan Her lover VIM James alias
Frog" was next arrested and both
taken to the city jail. The cloth is
such as is used in making flour SACKS,
a thin gauzy stuff somewhat heavier
than good cheesecloth. The woman
and man were confined in separate
cells and later were subjected sepa-
rately to the "sweat-box" process in
the presence of the chief, states at
torney and coroner Their stories did
not agree. The man is driver for the
rested while on his wagon. In reply
to questions asked him he said he
was at the house shortly aftFr 6
o'clock Monday evening and was with
| the woman. The latter said she was
not at the house at all, from o'clock
in the afternoon till about 8 at night
and. James came to her room shortly
after 9 o'clock that night.
The negro showed every evidence
of having spent a wakeful night. He
answered the questions asked him IN
a hesitating maneE yawning at ey-
cry answer he made.
You seem to be sleepy" said
States Attorney Wilson.
Nav. | slep all last night, was
the reply
Are your eyes always red when
you sleep all night? asked the attor.
ney.
my eyes amt red. ID dey?' said
the negro.
Yet his eyes were badly blood-sho'
a sure symptom of sleeplessness and
unusual excitement.
i Chief Egan ordered several othe'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-10
SEVERAL. ARRESTS MADE.
Negro Man and Woman Tell Contra.
dictory Stories-Piece of Cloth
MAY Be Clue.

The house at which the dogs stop
ped was locked at the time the dogs
reached it, the occupants being aWaT.
But when the dogs reached the door
the third time a negro woman living
across the street, brought Chief Egan
key and he entered. The dogs and
officers went Though the house find
ing all the rooms open but one. This
was broken open by order Of the chief
and it too WAS thoroughly searched.
The dogs gave no sure sign that the
scent prevailed in the house and no
suspicious articles were found ex-
cepting a mans coat which was mud
dy which was taken possession Of.
This was in the room which had been
locked, which was the home Of a NO.
gress of bad repula, named Lowe
Gfeen. This woman was found By
Officers Magner and Hagey in a shed
on the same premises in the act q
washing a piece of white cloth. She
was arrested and the piece of cloth
she was washing, being similar -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-11-10

Ian who was the dead girls chum.
that the two girls we've in the habit
of leaving their places of employment
together and walking up Commercial
avenue to Fourteenth street where
Miss Dolan lives with her uncle, Mar
tin Kane, a shoe repairer. There
they always Parted. Miss Pelly going
| west on Fourteenth st!eet to Wash
ington avenue to take Holbrook
avenue car for home, Usually Miss
Kane, neice of Miss Dolan, accom-
Ipanied Miss Pelly to Washington ave
me, bat on Monday evening the lat.
! ter went alone.
The dead girl was we'll known to
several street car conductors, as she
rode daily on their cars. Conductor
Dainsworth Of the Holb, ook avenue
car was on duty Monday evening, and
remembers receiving Miss Pelly or
| Ills tdi NbHh9s 0N%itatASs AA'N Va
PREACHING Fourteenth street and Wash
Iington avenue at 6;19 o'clock. The
conductor says Miss Pelly nearly al
twajs left his car al Twenty eight!
land Sycamore st!eets, walking doWl
Sycamore to Twenty-sxth stree
where she lived but on Monday nigh
she left the car at Twenty-eighth an,
Elm streets, one block west of Syca
more. Although the car was crowd
ed, it being the busy part of the da,
for the cars, he remembers this cir
rmstance distinctly because the cal
stopped at Twenty, eighth and Syca
more also and two ladies get of
neither of whom was Miss Pelly. The
car reached Twenty-eighth and Elm
streets about G:30 o'colck.
From this and other statement
ireceived by him. ID. McManus con
cludes that the dead girl walked doNr
Elm street and turned cast on tha