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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21

WOlgast however, makes the assertion
that he thinks he win be able to resume
fighting by February p. Ad has left
the hospital for his home in Venice. Cal
ifornia, where he expects to recuperate
much more quickly.
Danny Hoffman, the veteran outfield-
er Of the American league, has been
Indianapolis club, TO manager Mike
Kelley of the St Paul Saints The deal
was made while the two managers were
in New York. Hoffman Is one of the
real vets, having been with Connie
Mack when the Athletics won the cham
plonship in 1905. Later he went to the
St. Louis Browns, and from there to the
Indians
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
"JAKEg sTAHI, RETNSTATED

land ("Jake") StahI mentioned as the
probable manager of the Boston Amer
leans next season was reinstated with
out the infltctton Of fine by the ma
tional baseball commission In a de-
cision promulgated yesterday. StahI
violated a rule Of the commission bv
falling to report during the season Of
1911 to the Boston club. to which he
was under reservation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
Ell PASO TO BOWL WITH
DOUGLAS RF TEL Er.n NJ

thursday night the "Y'' picked howl
ing team, Lehman captain. will NAV
the first Of series of three teIeelpa -aS
bowling tournaments with the ssY'; ~
douglas, Arizona The game win Re
Played by five men on each side. and
the scorekeepers Of each team viii
wire the results at the close oe -
match. The ''Y' team has been prac-
uclng for several nights for this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
NINE. LANGEVIN SECURES
DIVORCE FROM SRI

Paris, France. Dec. 21-The petition
for a separation from her husband pre-
sented in the divorce court here BY
Nine .Langevin has been granted.
Nine. Langevin asked a separation
from her husband, a professor OF gen
eral and experimental physics in the
college OF France, on account Of his al
legged relations with Nine. Curie, the
famous scientist.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
CREDIT MEN TALK
OF PARCELS POST
Have Annual Banquet and
Listen to Several
Addresses

The FL PasO Association Of Credit
Men held their second annual banquet
Wednesday night in the grill room OF
the sheldon
was enjoyed by over so members OF
the association J. A. Dick was the
POSTMASTER.
The opening address was by Tom
Lea. who talked on cooperation as ap-
piled to individuals and business.
S. J Prudential the vice president
Of the organization, talked on the &C
.compishments Of the organization
through the year
Walter H Scott made a speech
against the parcels post bill. maintain
ing that its enactment would be most
detrimental to Fl PasO business houses
as it would take patronage from the
local stores and give It to the big man
order houses of the east.
n d. Slater upheld the bill, giving
the reason why it would be Of benefit
to the community at large
In answer to the points made oy MI.
Slater Mr.. Scott again spoke against
the measure.
During the dinner the fourth cav
airy band played popular music.
At the end Of the speeches number
Of sketches were given by local players
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
MIDLAND DEFEATS ROSCOE
BY A SCORE M - ~

Midland. Tex, Dec. 21-MidIand. COL
!ege and Roscoe high school met here
IN a grueIlng contest on the gridiron.
year and both sides went in with the
determination to close the season with
a clear record. The Roscoe team. how
ever proved to be outclassed, and the
the Midland team. u to o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
NEW JERSEY MAN GOES
TO MIDLAND FOR POLO.

Midland, Tex. Dec. 21.-F. S. Con-
over. a resident OF Princeton, n. J.
with business interests in Philadel-
phia. is in Midland to spend the win
ter Mr.. Conover is a polo enthusiast
and for several winters has been
making his headquarters at Midland.
He has in Midland this winter 25 pom
les which he viii use in polo contests
during the winter. He expects TO add
to this string while here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
THE FIGHTING GAME. 1:
. :. : 3 > : : I. : : 8 . ;
@KnOekout' Wins on Points

Knockout" Wins on Points.
New York, n. Y, Dec. 21.-"Knock-
out Brown and Leach Cross fought
hard and fast for 10 rounds at the
Empire Athletic club last night. and
It was the opinion Of those about the
ring that Brown had won on points
A hard left from Cross raised a
lump over Browns right eye in the
second round. Brown had the better
OF exchanges. Another hard left in
the fourth caused the damaged eve to
bleed. In the sixth round Cross stalled
in the following round he snapped
over quick right to Browns Jaw
that sent Brown back to the ropes
The final round found Brown show
ering blows on Cross and just before
the bell he staggered his opponent
with a hard right.
German to Fight Webster.
St. Louis, No, Dec. 21.-'Chalkie"
German, local featherweight, who was
outpOinted by Tommy Dixon, of Kan
sas City, in a six round bout here, left
for salt Lake City, where he IS
matched with Danny Webster Tor Il
Is round fight on Christmas day.
Fight Fans Angry.
indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 21-When
sponge into the ring at the end of the
eighth round of his fight with Young
SaylOr, the crowd yelled its dissatis-
faction. The boys had fought two
draws before. The St. Joseph light
weight said he was in trim for the
two remaining rounds. Neither boxer
was scratched.
ssFLId- Mccoy knocks Out CroxOn.
Paris, France, Dec. 21-"Kid" Nc
Coy, the American pugilist last night
knocked out Harry CrOxon, an English
fighter in the third round.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
WILL GO TO MORMON COLONY
10 PLAY BASKETBALL GA

Douglas. Ariz.. Dec. 21-Two games
Of basketball, a splendid outing and
a good hunting trip are anticipated by
members of the local 7. NJ c. A team
which will play the team Of Colonia
1Ioreles, at the Mormon colony. during
Christmas week. The trip to the colo
ny will occupy one day each way, while
two days viii be spent there. The chal-
lenge was delivered to the local boys
by bishop Lillywhite-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
FOWLER FLIES WITH PICTURE
MAN As 4 PASSFNCETR

Jennings, La. Dec. 21-Aviator Rob-
ert Fowler, attempting a coast to coas
flight last night flew 80 miles with a
photographer as passenger He came
from Lake Charles, La, where he land
ed several days ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
1911 Gold Coins For Chrigtmas-

We have just received a shipment OF
five and ten dollar gold pieces, coinage
Of 1911. also a shipment Of crisp, New
One Dollar bills. These make verv ac-
ceptable Christmas presents.
FL PasO Bank and Trust COMPANY.
Sheldon Hotel Block
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
NEW white hope has dawned on

A NEW white hope has dawned on
a the pggilistic horizon in the per-
4 \ son Of Charley Horn, who decis-
! lively defeated Jack Geyer, Of Denver
in four rounds at Frisco. Geyer re-
Gently stood off Carl Morris in the east
and has since been opposing some Of
the best heavies in the west with good
! success. The businesslike manner ia
which Horn disposed Of him, winning
the decision and displaying all kinds OF
fighting in the four rounds, has caused
the fight fans Of Frisco to regard him
as a decided hope"
Pitcher Harry Ables and outfielder
, Eddie Wilkinson have been released to
the Oakland club Of the Pacific coast
league by the New York Americans.
! Both men played with the Oaks before
and the coast fans are glad to have
them back
The choice Of a manager for the BOs-
ton Red SOx is still hanging in the bal
ance, and may not be announced for
some weeks yet, as president Ward
has stated that he intends to take mis-
time in selecting a man for the post
The football population Of Los An
geles has nearly gone mad over the
football game to be played on Christ
mas day between the sailors Of the
Pacific fleet, stationed off san Diego,
and the Southern California Athletic
club team. The players on the club
team are all college or high school men
who have just finished the regular sea-
son and are In the pink Of condition.
The navy team is composed largely Qf
men who have just come from Annapo-
lis, and they have a record that is
enough to inspire trepidatiOn IN any
but a mighty strong team
The famous Carlisle formation is go
ing to be used by the California club
in its tussel with the navy team. In
this formation there Is no imam at
quarter, as all four backfield men line
back Of the center and the passes are
made direct to the man who IS TO carry
the ball. This makes a field just so
percent faster, and does away with the
chances Of fumbling.
As Abe AtteI has recently hurt his
hand badly, his place in the 10 round
Christmas argument with "One-Round'
Hogan, to be celebrated in New York,
will be taken by Battling Nelson. HO-
gan has defied the former champion to
post $500 as a side bet for a finish
match at 1913 pounds. Hogan and Mel
son both believe WOlgast is out of the
game for good, and declare that the
championship rests between them. Ad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
EXPECT CHRISTMAS SEALS

The Red Cross Christmas seal cam
paign winds up tonight, the workers
have realized over $500 from the sale Of
the seals, and expect today's sale to
swell the total to $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
TUTTLE'S TEAM rs
WINNER IN BOWLING

TuttIes team won from Globe Mills
IN the Wednesday night bowling al the
Cactus club, rounding up three points
10 the Mills teams lonely one, and
cornering both highs and all the
strikeOuts. The scores made were:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
/. ENTRIES FOR THE
JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUR
Twentieth Day, Dec. p.
{. 8 : :: :, :. :. {, :. :, :. : :. ::

First race, selling, five furlongs-
Lawn, 9Si The Fad, '11O; Ben Wilson
III; Joseph NJ, ia Earls Court rs
Sainest, rs; OOnOOmoo. IFS: Mapleton
us; Prudent rs; Rio Peeos. lis.
Second race, selling year olds
seven fUrlOngs-Zandia, 'e5; Robert 9S
Baby Doll, 101; AcQuin, "1O1; Dudo, 1O4
Ymir, 10.
Third race, selling, nnies and mares
six lOngs-Startler, 100; Lady
Tendi, 1o1' Coed, 101; Marsand, 1O5
The Hague, los; Balronia, 1OS.
Fourth race, handicap, five and one
nalI Iurlongs-Delaney, 102; Thistle
Belle, 1O3; John Griffin II, lO5; Rev
Hlndoo' los; Goldfinn, los; Pride OF
LismOre, 122.
Fifth race, selling, five furIongs-
Samarada, IS; Moralight, 1O2; Great
wart III; Matt O'Conneu, %11l; Mike
Molett 10; Serenade, IFS: Incision. 115,
Iommy Twigg, lis; Arch Oldham, lis:
Salvage, 119.
sixth race, selling one mile and q
siXteenth-The Monk, "9S: RompTe oS.
Anne MCGEE, %IO2; Angelus. i03: FEoe
1O3. H-Os'
Apprentice allowance.
Wednesdays Results.
Fist race-Six furlongs. selling 9
year olds, value $500. NimOrosO no
lMMoOre(. to ;. won; SIeepIand. 162
---I-AAl1 - % 10 y second lDud0. los
1GrOssl. to ], third BIZ Anderson
Error. Thistle Rose, Dog Star and Fan
Second race-Six furlongs. selling 2
year olds, value $500. ZOOl. 10Y CDen-
ny 10 to l. won: lex, 115 CHoffmanl
TO i second; Acquia 112 Oowe) 50
% /, third Frank G. Hogan. Talloyv
Up san BernitO. Lena Lech. KuroDst
d an. CIB9iella, Home Run. Swede Sam
and Golden Ruby ran.
Ihlrd race-One mile, selling. 2 wear
O Gus ana upward. value $500. Anne Nc
zee 1gz HID. TO 3. won; Keen Nov
ING. Iyt lGross), to 3. second. Cs-
ouIo, % tCauahan), to !. third. Wolf
81 81 III Cness, Sir Angus and Travis Ed
Fourth race-Six furIongs. bandtcsn
9 III ages, value $500. Round the WoTi9
az lBorell. to 3, won: FolIv lev
n ~ g. Henry. g to .. second. Dr.
13(IOus herty. 100 Denny. s to ] third
MEADOW and Flying Wolf ran
= nth receive and one-haIf fr-
-oISs' sellng, 3 year Olds and inward
aiQS SSVO- Nimbus. los q Henry o
20 ~. won; Jeanne dare. 1O7 CBuxtonl
70 /, second; Angelus, los (Crossi
70 J. third. Henry Walbank 81
-ldI cnmont, Metropolitan JuDiter To-
and Betty Lester ran. 'Oe
sixth race-One mile selling ? 80
oIus ana upward, value $500 FIorsrce
-. lug (Gross), to 3, won: Fred Mini
HI.G9llano. lO9 (SmalD, Is to 5 second.
TTIIgenL 1O4 Callahan 5 TO fbi-5
lying Feet. Judge Walton ana In
Cafferata ran. sliiu jim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
MUNROE COMMITTED
FOR EXTRACTION
Negro Charged With Muir
der in Juarez to Be
Sent Back

George F. Munroe. a negro who is
wanted in Mexico on a charge Of muir
der. it being alleged that he shot and
killed Jesse Burtcheu, a race horse
owner, at the Juarez race track early
this year, was ordered committed for
extradition to Mexico at his hearing
before United States commissioner
George Oliver Wednesday afternoon.
The Mexican government had asked
for MuprOe's eXtraditiOn some time ago
on this charge The papers for his
extraditiOn viii be sent to the secre-
tary of state for approval before he is
turned over to the Mexican authorities.
MunrOe was arrested in Ciudad
Juarez soon after the murder OF
Burtchell at the race track and was
held in jail there several months, but
when the prisoners were liberated
when the insurrectOs took the town he
was also given his freedom. and came
to the American side, where American
officers were awaiting, and they placed
him under arrest The Mexican govern
nent then asked for the return Of Nun
roe to Mexico so that he could be tried
on the charge, and for several months
the case had been pending
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
FREE

a pair of SL0O roller skates free
with each pair of Boys or Girls
Shoes at s2.25, $3.50 and S2.75, from
Z to g p. IN. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
Roller skates for Xmas presents,
Laurie Hardware Co.

Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21

In the standing IuttIes team reLaIIls
first place, the WalZ team has advanced
to second leaving third for Watson's.
The three tail end teams remain as last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21

Pitcher Harry Ables and oufielder
Eddie Wilkinson have been released to
the Oakland club Of the Pacific coast
league by the New York Americans.
Both men played with the Oaks before
and the coast fans are glad to have
them back.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21
CANANEA COUPLE TO WE'D
IN Ell PAsO CHRIS

Cananea, Sonora. Mexico, Dec 2r-
Miss Sena ReZner and Ward Daviess. OF
TINS city, VIII be married in FL Paso
on Christmas morning. the ceremony re
be performed at the First Baptist
church in that city. Miss Rezner viii
arrive IN III >Paso on Friday and AR
Daviess on Saturday and. after Their
marrlagle. they viii spend a week at
the Sheldon hotel, returning TO Cananea
on New Years day.
Miss Rezner has been a teacher At
the american school here for the past
few wears and Mr. Daviess- is manager
Of the furniture department OF the Can
anea- stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21

Poultry show. old Cansher Bldg. Zoe
See Ardoin's Xmas Ad, page e.
Fun measure at Southwestern Fuel Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21

Buy your wife a combination stove
and tOaster and griddle combined. at
the Texas Electrical supply Co. House
Of Quality" 119 n. Stanton.
Laurie Hardware Co.
Carving Sets For Xmas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21

The choice Of manager for the Bos-
ton Red SOx is still hanging in the bal
ance, and may not be announced for
some weeks yet as president Ward
has stated that he intends to take his
time in selecting man for the post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-21

Globe Mills team takes 90 pins per
game handicap.
Points won. Tuttle, 9; Globe Mills, l.
High game. Bryan. PA.
High total. Bryan. 621-
StrikeOufs Clark Critchett Bryan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-05

business We y III Dc. We have made
Hgencnts for equipment sufficient
to handle ali that can come this way.
There is = InTEc amount Of business in
somc OF the Alabama towns and We
arc being bes;Cgcd on al sides TO have
Tho read 90 through certain ones.
Selma is especially caser Eor a road to
Pensacola. ana Unknown, not L large
town but enc where there is much
farming going on and where there are
three banks and cotton congresses.
wants the road too" Just what will
be the outcome Uf the Selma PROPOSE
ton, Mr.. Ncgargcl says, has not been
decided.
Yes. prospects are very bright for
Pensacola he continued. 1t has
been very extensively advertised al
ready by or road and there will be
many here this winter looking over
the situation. and the tourist travel
will be surprisingly heavy
Mr.. Iegargel will be in Pensacola
until the latteT~paTt of the week. He
is here to meet the contractors who
are coming to make contracts for the
construction work from the Southern
States read north. He will then leave
for Chicago, where an Office for the
road will be opened.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-05
VIII Close Contract For
Engines and 200 Cars
CONTINUED from First PagcD


10000 cross ties. either cypress OF
Iir2
NJ. Megargel says II" financial ar
arrangements are in perfect order. al
most the entie amount Of first premium
bonds being disposed OF already. We
are making all arrangements 50 that
there will not be anything TO stop Us
and We expect to finish the road r
year ahead of the time We promised
to do it
The surveying corps is now at work
$50 miles from Pensacola and this
part Of the work IS far as Tuscaloosa
will be finished by February. Tusca-
Ioosa is approximately 223 miles from
Pensacola.
TWO NEW ROADS.
''Pensacolians do not realize that by
the close of 1912 that two new roads,
ours running to the Southern road
and the Meridian and Deep Water road
will be operating trains into Pensa-
COLA said Mr.. Megargel. The Merid-
ian and Deep Water road has made
arrangements with US to enter Pen
sacola over our tracks, connecting with
our road about 135 miles north of
Pensacola This road is being built
and 1 have advices from The builders
today that additional working forces
will be added this week. Through this
road we expect to get a big volume OF
business for Pensacola.
There is no way TO estiamte the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-05
JACKSONVILLE
CHURCH CALLS
HIR. SSENTEIR|FfITT
Pastor OF EAST HILL BAPTIST
CHURCH RECEIVES FLATTER-
ING OFFER, BUT HAS NOT YET
DECIDED WHETHER OR NOT He
WILL ACCEPT.

Many friends of Rev. J. w. Senter-
fit. of the East Hill Bartist church.
Will be interested to know that he has
been called to the pastoral care of the
Woodlawn Baptist church in Jackson
vile.
This church occupies an important
field in Jacksonville and next stO the
First and Main Street churches is one
Of if not the leading, churches of the
BAPTIST denomination. 1t has mem
L-bership of more than 800, has good
building with baptestry, etc.
He has not yet decided as to whether
he will give up his work here to accept
it or not.
Mr.. Senterfitt has been here for six
years, almost ever since his present
work was begun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-05
POLICE HOLDA
TEXAS MAN ON
A BAD CHARGE
!. c. MAXWELL is HELD AS A
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS
CHARACTER AND is ALLEGED
To. HAVE BROUGHT WOMAN
FROM ANOTHER STATE FOR
IMMORAL PURPOSES.

J. C. Maxwell, a WELL dressed young
man, who says he has been in this
city about a month, was arrested yes
terday by Deputy Marshal Anderson
on the charge of being a dangerous
and suspicious person. He is confin-
ed in the city jail and will be before
the recorder at this mornings session
of the city court.
II is claimed that when the evidence
in the case of Maxwell is brought out
a white slave traffic case will be
brought to light 1t is claimed that a
woman accompanied him to this city
and that he holds certificate showing
that she is his wife. and that now. and
ever since the arrival of the couple in
Pensacola, the woman has been an in
mate of house in the tenderloin dis
trict.
Il is also stated that he woman
visited him In his cell yesterday and
was heard to say that she would spend
everything she had to get him out of
his trouble. 1t is also said that she
has engaged Il lawyer to represent
court
Refused to Talk.
When seen by a representative of
this paper last night, Maxwell abso-
ldtely refused to discuss his case. He
said all he knew was that he was
cUdfBeO WITH DelIlS 4 udIS STouS anu
SUSPICIOUS character. He said he know
nothing of any charges connecting him
with any white slave traffic. When
asked the direct question. did q
woman accompany you here?7 he re-
piled: Il came here on a passenger
train" He would neither affirm nor
deny the charge that he had brought
the woman to this city.
However. he did say that he came
from Dallas. Tex. to this CITY: that he
had brother living there who owns
saloon and that he had lust sold out
one when he left that civ. He said
his home was in Fort Worth. Tex.
When asked If he had been at work
since he arrived in Pensacola. he re-
piled that he had not. but that he had
intended going to work at a saloon
next week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-05
MORRISON To
BE USED FOR
NEW PURPOSE
VESSEL FORMERLY USED TO
TOW TARGETS WILL NOW EN-
GAGE IN TARGET PRACTICE
AND MINE PLANTING EX-
CLuslVELY.

The steamer Gen. Morrison, of the
quartermaster's department, which has
been engaged in towing barges for
practice at Fort Pfckens, will in the
future be used exclusively for target
practice and mine planting, according
20 recent advices. The steamer is
now equipped with lights for the new
system of flash lights and is in every
way fitted for her new capacity. or
will be before she is put into COM
mission in this line.
After taking General Mills to Fort
Morgan this morning, the vessel will
go to Mobile where she will be equip
ped with new propellers and then re-
turn here for target practice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-05
THE NEW CARS
ARE IN SERVICE
FOUR OF THE PAY -YOU-EN-
TER KIND ARE PLACED ON THE
EAST HILL LINE,

Four of the new pay-as- you enter
street cars were placed in service on
the East Hill line yesterday morn
ing. and gave a fairly good service,
considering the fact that the street car
men as well as the public were not
accustomed to their operation.
The cars are handsome ones and the
street car officials expect that they
will give good 81 tisfaction as soon as
the car men and the public become
well acquainted with their opera
ton,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-05
Court Holds a Shaker
Man to Another Jury
tContinued from First Pager

bills and bill of the Gainesville chemist
who examined the poisoned woman's
stomach in the matter of the Shaker
inquest. Attorneys for the commits
sioners advise that the county judge
had no authority to hold the inquest
when the justice of the peace Of the
district where the alleged crime was
committed was ready. willing and pre-
pared and not disqualified to hold the
same and that no authority existed for
the employment of an eXrert, hence
the county was net responsible for the
bills. >,
Acting on the advice of the attor-
neys. the commissioners also refused
to ray the costs in the habeas corpus
PROCEEDINGS unless a proper showing
of insolvency of the defendant is
made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-05
CHARGED WITH
KILLING FIVE
Ry Associated Press.

Houston. Texas. Dec. 4:-Charged
with the murder of five persons, A. H.
Sheffield was brought before the
criminal district court for trial today.
Gus Schultz. his wife, Alice. their two
infant children and Walter E. Eich-
man. who lived at the Schultz home.
were killed about March 10th 1915.
The bodies were found several days
later piled between two beds in q mar
row room. the walls of which were
blood stained.
A window weight is said to have
been used as the slayer's weapon.