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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK.
ARRIVED
INCOMING

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY.
bristol .Ctty,. ss.nss.. Verona, Genoa
Kingston. htsIhhno. HaiiiaI,
Oeesna. Bsrmuda, Alaonquin, Jacksonville.
OUTGOING STEAMBHIPs.
SAILED TO-DAY.
Prince yfcierics WI AlNngia, Hayu..
- Icusaans. Harre. Fl 0nsnts. Gaivestoa.
Aimiranta, .Jemaics. havasaaA
Pesins. fhsidad Hsniitoa. NORTON.
An Aaonene Para.
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SIS Hopkins. Pcdiarccd Pointer
Has fO5 Puppies In Five ycars.

Sis Hopkins. owned by G. i. LON
mel OF f~awrenccburg. Ind, Is believed
to have the largest dog family in the
world. She Is a handsome pointer.
with a pedigree and a new litter Of
fifteen puppies.
In her sever years she has given
birth to 16 offspring. most OF which
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by the steam whalers st. Lawrence
ami White.
According TO wireless, IL breaks all
their previous records for catches.
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The Evening Worlds Zoo

awoke his master when tho place
caught FIRE. Welnkaut saved his wife
and two children and then got u the
dog.
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are alive and well to d. In dog
circles. Her owner has received for
ner pups 5000.
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At Records for Whale Cnrches
Beatcn ON Vancouver.
In two weeks seventy-sevcn whales
were taken off the coast Of Vancouver
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Pet Crow vairty Tries to Give
warning of Thieves.

A pet crow belonging TO Spencer
wright Of RldscHeld. ". J., cawed 30
loudly at ! O'Clock in the morning "
swoke the ~enighborhood. but wright
refused TO get out OF bed.
In the morning II was discovered the
crow was trying TO warn him ina.
thieves had taken his $500 horse ana
$500 buggy. A car had hit tho stolen
rig some distance away, killing the
horse and yrccking the buggy. Wright
Is going 10 teach the crow to talk.
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Die .Gelanare" BON BAL p o.
ratio surutgetebrt.

raj 3u u 9ete prI.
gpiton, RaF., 26. april. Das
Der. ct. Qanasriaiff r9sIopars-
oas am 81. JauuGr bon 5ampton
geoabs aus NIT bsrGsite nts tnDaibs
iHgtpn periio-bensH hilenii6en 9ss
fanbtsn arhiboI Gru3 on gcrb ndh
8aIp1raiio obsiug, III am Ulittpo6
ipiebsr bier ongetommsH. Tas S6tff
trai am q. Wdrs BON 8alparGiio aus
bic Hiidreife an uno Isste bic Strede
Epon 9alparaiIo bis Rio be Saneiro,
5000 Meilen, obns ansubalten suriit.
unb bic 1000 Met!tH pcn Rio bis
bisrbsr In sleiher @eiie. Die De
latpdrs~ lesse ouf Der gan5en Gabrt i'm
Gurnfhnitt ettpas mtbr ais IA anos
ten IN Der Stunoe 3uriid.
Wirthshess in glep.laHo.
gIepeIanb, 8. 26. april. Der
8ruh in Der goli3eiforce tpuroe heute
hnbutf srtpeitert. baB golisift Gin
/ Ebins. elmer Der Is gOIisiiten. psl6s
pbnt GrlaubniB b.s ~Goloeu RuIs"
goliseihefs aohIsr auf Dirtbi6oftsn,
bic am Gonntas often hislten. cine
Ros3ia obsebaIten hatttn. tpesen Sna
fuborbinoiipn por Observation-Disclosures
6osdn stlanen puros. anipiIte beS
fuspenDirttn poliSiitsn bebanptsn. oab
lih berfeIbs nidt tpssen ansebliter
Repplte aus benz 9isnite brGnsen lai'e.
Die poli3si benahri6tiste heute uIle
Dirtbs unb poclrooms9eiiser. bnB Il.
rns Witternantssuno SonHtasssGe'
its ttobadisn usatisn.
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Sparrier befanben uub perldngten
5000 gefetds. gIs ibnen gsfdat fpurz
be, bnB fein gelb norbnnosn iei, itiirss
ten iie Ii6 nit ibren Wo6stes ouf bic
Spdnier unb dIs bteislben floben,
idoiTen fie feds oerfelben nisber. Die
RebelIen ertIdrten fpdter, baB fie fi6
nur an ben gpaniern, tpeI6e ben me-
rifanii6en 9eborben iiber ibre StGrte
4uftlGrung gegebeu. eerd9t bGtten.
Teiniiter Dc Ga Bdrra CAB benz
fpaniiden geIdnbten bisauttport, boB
er bas gortommnib Isbr bebauere
unb bdb alIes W0glihe berfu6t p<rs
ben ipiirbe, bic 5hnlbigsu aur g.rz
ontpprtung su siehen, bag aber Bel
ben isBigen gerhdltniFen bsrurtige
8orfommnife ni6t 3n DermsiOsu fstz
en-.
Das mtrifanif1e ausndrtise Qmt
briidt bic 2tniiht aus, oaB @roBbrts
tannien bic 2dHbung bon Wdrinss
truppen in Gan Quentin in 3uFriebens
ftelIenber Weiie ertlGren iperbe. Die
giegierung lift 5ur nGmlidsn 3sit Der
anfitt, bab ReritD ouF lufr.dts
.rbaltuns ietner Rehts beftsbsu miiFs.
Douglas. aris. 26. aprtI. Gin
Brief aus WosatIdn. benz 5dfen
bes 5taates GinnlDd, Tlsri'o, on Der
gatifietiiFte, pelher an sin.n omsris
taniTdeHseergDertsbefitsr seri6tet 1T,
melbet bon cine mgefeht, bds Dor eli
nigsn 9assn in Der R6he Rusatlons
Itattfanb unb Sfpdr CUR Tslbtn, 3sit,
oIs BET 4gua grietd gsidmpft tpuros.
Die merifdniIfe 9efobung Ma5ats
lans mar burd 5ruppeu BON ben aas
npnenbpoteu .Guerrero" uno r9ams
pico" mitRaf6ineugef6iibsn psrftdrtt
fporhen. Die 70 perftdrtte Wdnns
f6oft marf6irte In fiibli4er Ri6turg
uno traf nit ben RebelIen 3ufdmmsn.
Der admpf, Delder Elm i.br beiBsr
| mar, funo bel benz 5tdotten gRanetIo
tatt. CUR 3eit. ais Der Brief abz
atnq, iparen so perrpunoete Soloatsu
mad Wa5atlan eebrudt DorosH.
| Die 3ufamm mentunft nit
benz R6His 9stsr per-
f4oben.
Wten, 90. apriI. Die stplant,
3ufammentunft spiffsR oem aati.r
sSrdns ssoiepb uno oem HDnig getsl
DON Serbieu In 8ubd Yeft 1T in 5ol'
oe bes Geiunobeitssuftaubss O,s Raj
itrs perfhobtn spornen. SsiHe asr3t'
baben ihm eerctbsu Met ndh gucdpef
su esbeu unb cine 3sif lang IN ben
G6lpifs G6n6ll6 su nertpstleu. De-
aaiier bat etn Sdrsiben an ben 30
MIA Better a.ftidt, in oem er 8eoGusrT
bariiber Gusoriidt. OaB in Jols. feline,
aroHtbtit bic 3uiammentuHft isst un
m6glif lei. man sIaubt abet-utlgemetn
baB bic 3uidmmsutuHft aus politii iihsT
Griinben perIhpb,u tporosH iit.
lGiu 8erbrIberungsftt IL
5iebenbIreen.
8ubapet, 26. 2pril. Jn Ser
monniinot, Der sbemnlieen Sduptitab
bes 9rrbfiirftsntbums SiebenbiirgsH
bat bic feierlid,e GutbiilIung ein.r Ge
benttdfel fur ben i'm unsariTheu Srsi
6eitstarpf geiaqsHen gentnIeu 2pri
ter aleranh.r pet0fi ben aulab gu ti
nem beHttriirbig.u 9erbrioerungs
s5eit spii6sn Wag9arsn uno Sahier
| seseben.
gii6of 5.utfd fsi.rte in padenoer
Worten bas .ginpernsbmsn Der b.iber
Stdmnt. Bon 30gIinsen Der idhii'
fhtn MitteIihuI.n rpuroen ardns. al
Der Static niebsrgeIsgt. Sn patrioti'
Iben Reben tpuros eas anoenien ps'
tofis piirbia oeehrt.
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g gifenbabnen unter On
tldge.

tIdgs.
GIeoeIdnb, g., i26. Qpril. Die
Der. Staatsn 9rdubiurp bat am Ru6z
mtttag 2tutlassn geseu bic 2at.
Sbore &c Utihigan SOut6ern Giisns
babn erbo6en. Die Qntldge Iautst auf
8sri4porung CUR 8erlssunS oes GIs
tins GeIssss.
Seruer purben 2lutlagsu sr6obeu
esseH bic psnniplDania Giienbobn, bic
Gate Shore &c Ui6igan Soutbsru,
bic geFsmer &c Gate Grie unb bic
Rem gort, gbicaso 6: Ct. 2ouis Gis
Isnbubn<aOmpasris, bic ale angetldgt
'tno, Rubdtts gepdbrt gu habeu.
Geasn ale bieie 8abnen fperosn TO-
fort pro3eiI. eiugeleitet perbsn. Sm
galIs Der lI.berfiibrung oiirftsu iih biz
StrafeH, pslhe bic Giieubabnsn gu BE-
sa9lsn bdben, auf UtiIlionsn bsldufsn
Gs ftno duh Nutldgen eegeu elm:
4R3abl bpber giienbahubeamten erb0:
ben tporoen. Die Ramen Der Mngs.
tIagteH unh Rdhsrss iiber bic @nfla
gen tperhsu aber erit fpdter nad Del
gsrbdftuus Der 8etrsffsnbeH gemah
iperosu.
sSn iebem Sale Iautst bic antlagt
auf 8erihD6ruHg 3ur 8erIesnng oss
glttns 9eieses uHo auf 9erDGhruHc
BON RabQtt bel Der 8sf0rosruHg Dor
Gtfsnsr3.
Die antIugsn, bic srbobsu purbeu
Iinb folgeuoe: Gate Shore &c Rihigar
Southern R. R. 60. uRb bic ange.
lin. 8cd 60. ppn 4I6tabula. CbiD
9eritpOruus CUR 8srIssung oss 81
fins Gs'sses.
2ate Sbure &c Mi6igun SOutbsrr
| R. n. 50. uno bic Wta1oning &
.5benangu 0ot Co., 4ibtabula, Cbio
nis pben.
Gate S6ore C Maidiaan Soutbsrr
r. R. So. unO bi. aibtabuIa 9Od
Co., rpie oben.
8. 9. & R. g. R. R. 60. unb BIZ
gittsburg 6 Connecticut Sot 60.
tpie oben.
| Die geFemer 6 Cafe Gri. R. n
60. unb bic gittsburs C Connecticut
9od Co.. ME pbeu.
Die g.rnipIpauia R. R. 60. III
Der 9etp6brung bon Rubattsn IN 35
iSGlsn anestlagt.
Die 8. 2. e R. e. R. R. Co.,
9epdbrung BON Rabutt in 80 Jdaen
Die g.fismer & 2uts Grie R. R,
Co., 8etpGbruHg pun Rabott in 2e
JaIsn.
Die Rep gort, Gbieaso &. ct,
2ouis 81. q. 60, GepdbruHg Don Rus
bait in is6s 5Glsn.
Die Reaierunq min ben 9iddDeis
bafiir Iisfsrn, bag bic in antlaee5us
ftanb psrisbten giIsnbabnsn 2ab.ans
laaeu in aIbtabula, @, uuo gonnedut,
8, baben; paB oieie 4uslnoeftellen
BON aompagnt.n i'm 8etrisb srbaItsn
rpsroen, bi. Ibatidhlih i'm 9isnit Der
GiisnbabHtpmpagnisu itehen; oaB bic
gif.nbabnen oieisn sGodins Gompas
mics" unstbiibrlid hobe greiie fir oas
2aben unb 4uslanen bon @iiener5 be-
sablen; buB bic nDoting Companies"
etnen 5bsil bss 10 srbaltsueH GeIb.s
an bic 8.rienoer 3uriidbs3ahlsn uni
oaB bic aonSe 5ransattion cine Der
Ihp0rung Sur llmgebung beg gItins,
geisBes fsi.
81. Struf. fir bas Geipdbren Dor
Rabatt 6etr6gt niht fpeniger als$100C
unb nid)t msbr als $4,000, nit 9e'
fdnenibItrafe DON nibt msbr dls Sps
Sabren.
Die Strafe fir 9erf6pDruns ii
Celebrate Don nift mehr als $4,000
unD @sfdnsniB BON nidt msbr als
srpei Sabre. Inter benz Gltins=8eiet
Bot aber bic RegieruHg audi bas Red
gipiltlaeen Sur Grldnsuns oes oreifa
| den getrases Der als aabatt 3uriid
sessbenen 5un1ms an3uitrenasu.
| Ter Diitrittannolt Dan iost., bai
lsis Rirsgi4s GsRiasisn uk sSmnt
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9asegeH berlangt Gponien Genus'
tbuuns bon Wegito
MeseH bsr GrmorbuHg bon feds
SpdHiern ieitens meritanif6sr
SnfurseRtsR.

Ans BEN 9eutf6en Rei6.
Berlin, 26. 2lpril. General,
feIhmarfhaG Wilhlm D. 6dbafe be-
sins am Rittuod bic Jeisr isiats
feh5isidbrt9en SisHitiubtldums unb
es tpurnsf hem perbisnten Uiilitdr
ercbe GbruHgeu BET oieftr GelegeHbsit
an 9heiI.
am L Dttpber 1893 in Berlin gss
borea unb TIM aa0ettsntorps ausges
bilbsi, fpurbe 6ubnie ON 20. apriI
1851 GetonbeIsutnnnt I'm &1tfer Alss
ynnners0 s0drbesGrenGbier Regiment.
Ges SnbiIor bat alle brei 4riege mits
semdbt. 1864 ssihnets CT fi9 aIs
gompdsnienef TIM GIildbeths Resimsnt
aus. SIN b0bmiifen unb frans6fs
fheH Rriege eeborte CT benz 6dupts
aunrtier bes 4rpnprinseu als Genes
rdlitabAs Dffiser an. SIM Sabre 1890
ipurbe er gum General Der SHfonierie
bef6rbert. 1896 erbielt er benS4nars
sea 2olerornen. SIM oftipen Sienft
mar er snlsbt Observation-Disclosures in ben
Murfen unb Gouperneur Don Berlin.
OeneroIielnmdrinnn pon 5obnfs ift
GeHerolnbiutont bts Roiiers.
G9IoB S6ulenburg nie
bergebrdnnt.
4us Slbelce, G6Iesipig SoiItsin.
ipirb semelbei, bab bos bort sslesen.
GhloB Sdulenbure gans bur18eufr
serh6ri iporbsn isi. Dos Ghlob
sDurbe Inn Johrs 1643 srbdut unb bdrs
pisle Gkssnftdnbe BON srobem biitOris
ihen Werth.
prins 5einri4 ntrb beim
GmpfaHg Der amsritas
aifaeH Rriegf4iffe
susesen fsin.
Drobnnmiral prins 6einrin pcr
preubsn nirb n6brsnb Der 3sit bonn
"a. bis 80. SuHi, In tpelher oGs aus
ben G6lnf3fhiffen .2ouiiiuna4
sssdnfcs@. Rem 6dmpfbtre" uno
,Gouth Caroline bsifebenoe ameritas
nifht Osihnober ai.i beiudpen ipirb.
bort auipefenb isin. Der prins batte
bsgeits onosre Gispoiitionen getrcffen.
Absr ais ihn bic omtlife Qunoe bon
her tnosiIiistH sSeitfebuHg Der 0iiiis
Der ameritaniften arisssihiffe trs
reitis, modt. prins Seinrih bic be-
rtiis sstrOif.nsn abmudungsn riids
g1ngig.
1ts Qaiiers 9ruper iDirb itintn
CONNER, ,lIrlnub. ben er auBtrb0lb Der
5eimosh su perbrinetn seoentt. uHters
brthkn. nm iif ben amsriidnil6sn
06isen ipiomen sll iDnHen.
MargoIiH Dor ben 2 Shran.
fen.
llnisr srobtm 4norang bat Dor esm
GHirurgeritt bes bieT. qnnbgsrihts
] Sic Werhnnnlung In benz SenfatioHss
prc3eb stgsn ben nah feintr Glu6t In
ct. petersburg Dsrbdfitttn unD Dor sis
niasn Waonafen bon Rublane ausseliss
fsrtfH MgfHtsn Jofef Warsclin nno
osIItH @slitbtt. Die GGngerin Grnsitins
fgrSbiiA. begpnnxn. Tis Htioen iiao
besnnnt!ida GROCER 9ttriigtrsisn une
JdIinangen befMul0iet.
MnrsoIin. ofr cine 3fit lang In Der
hitHesn Qebeip<Ii cine sxrbe RoiIs
ipisIf< unh b6s Dsln, bas u auf alIe
ss33szssss$sss;s: ss33szss -: 4xssa srs4nlnetiie. lnii seIs
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@etterberi6f.

Sir Otto unb bas ipenfi6,
gsnHfnlponisn: Sriibts Detier an
Donnsritog; StriGressn spdbrenb ber
Roht ober am areitus /; 6itli6e bia
fiibOftIifk Winber.
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Die 3uSommeuiunft spiifsn auiier
syrans sofepb unb benz a0nis
Deter BON SerbieH
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mee.n Der 2oHbung britifdtr BIau'
iaden In unterzG Californian.
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NngsbIi6 nesen bss Bsiunoheiissu'
fanbes bss Raiisrs perf4oben.
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WseriiO beil0st iid bel England
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MuslanO .Selearapb.
gelera(te(Omad6aG UOn
5a6nae
-
Teierfe ann Wsitttupd) fem
6Oidbriges Diemft.
imbildmut.
SerSeniatioHs HsproSeR sesem ben
Asenten Rarsplin

ilnb bic stabdrettsGibd emma Grobs
lib bat in Berlin hsorasn.
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gerberbIi6er Sturm an Der golftHite.
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Sin unglaubti6 frs4er Raub in gbis
cGgo BET belIem Gage ousgsfiihrt.
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Dor ben Suinoifsr Senat geIabeu.
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Der Verid)ip6rnng our Tim.
gebung oes Glfins=
Weietes
nns Der @ewabruns puu 0fa.
batten anseflast.

goporb siIbeu, m. 6. Cummings unb
Geo. M. Benedict BON gbicago
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Smdba, Iebr., 26. April. Bers
narb Smptbs. etn Is Sabre alter
SInslins, fam beute Naat uutsr ben
GinfluB Don GbIorufurm naa Souis
uno ersdblte, bab er po eiuem llnbe-
tannteu iiberfaueu, sebuuben unb gss
tnebslt pprbsu isi. Gr iet banu in
stne &utI6e gefporfsu unb uah siusm
S6uppeu in Der gcrtabt sebratt
porben. Or Tsi banu dIorpfcrmtrt
rporoen, Ietu Gutfabrer fei tueeTfeu
sleinfaIIs burh bic SAFE bes Giftes
betGnbt porben. Smntbe pi1 bds
9enubtisin piebererIangt babeu uno
enttommen fsin. Der iunse ManH bes
Finoet iih in b6fer 8erfoGuns. SeiH
Batter battle In Der Isbteu 3eit Grs
psHerbriefe srbaItsn. In bensn bic uns
betanuteg G8nr.sn 5000 sSR iAm
pexianetsa
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-05-12
APPOINTS RISK COMMISSION
Q. n. Crownheart, Prof. Commons
and j. D. Seek to Administer
Workers Compens alton.

Madison.-Gov.M cGovern appoint
ed Attorney Charles H. CrOWnhart of
Superior and Prof John r. Com
mons of Madison as members of the
state commission to administer the
industrial accident or workmen's
compensation law just passed by the
legislature
State Labor Commissioner J.. D.
Beck will be reappointed, and by
virtue of his Office becomes a mem
Der Of the commission. The ap-
pointment Of Mr. Crownhart is for
the term ending on May 4, 1915, and
that Of Prof. Commons for the term
ending on May 4, 1913. The salary
is $4,000 year.
The commission will organize as
soon as possible after the senate con-
hrms the appointments, and prepare
to put the insurance features of the
act into operation on Sept. 1, the
date liked in the law The board will
organize by electing one of its mem
oeIs chairman, and some one with a
knowledge of insurance as secretary.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-05-12
THREE DIE IN RESORT ROW
Racine Man Shoots Two Wemen In
mates of Milwaukee Disorderly
House, Then Suicides.

Milwaukee, Two young women,
Emma Nelson and Mabel Gilmore,
were shot and instantly killed and
Joseph Unger was probably fatally
wounded in a fight at the resort of
Hattie Dean, $40 River street, by
Charles Vance of Racine, who then
turned his revolver upon himself, dy-
ing instantly.
Unger was paying attention to the
Nelson girl. When the Nelson woman
favored Vance with her attentions,
Unger began quarreling with the
Racine man, who was an entire
stranger to the other three in the
party
Suddenly, with an oath, Vance
drew two revolvers and began firing
at Unger as fast as he could pull the
trigger. AS Unger fell with a bullet
through the right chest, the Nelson
woman threw her body between
Vance and his victim and was shot,
dying almost instantly The Gilmore
woman tried to escape, but Vance,
crazed by the sight of his other two
victims, fired at her also, and she
fell dying as he turned his revolver
upon his own body, ending his own
life
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-05-12
EXPERT SCORES FOR DlETZ
Capt. Kane Testifies That Deputy
Harp Was Killed by Spent Bullet
Motions to Dismiss Denied.

Hayward.-Opening the defense of
himself, his wife and son Leslie,
charged with the murder Of Deputy
Harp, John Dietz moved that all three
defendants be discharged on the
ground that their guilt had not been
proved beyond a reasonable doubt
The court denied this motion and
then Dietz moved the discharge Of the
jury, declaring that they might be
prosecuted by the lumber trust it
they rendered a favorable verdict.
This motion was also over-ruled.
The defense scored a point in the
testimony Of Capt. Kane, Of Mi1wau-
kee, gun expert, who gave it as his
opinion that Deputy Harp was killed
by a spent bullet which probably hit
the ground before striking the
deputy.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-05-12
DIETz AND WITNESS CLASH
Former u. S. Marshal and Defend
ant Get Close to Blows-Point
Is Scored for Prisoner.

Hayward.-The cross examination
Of former Deputy United States Mar
shall A. Jonas of Madison furnished
a dramatic tinge to the Dietz trial.
The attacks of the prisoner upon the
testimony Of the officer became SO
heated that at one time Sheriff Clark,
moved within the circle fearing that
the horny listed defender would re-
sort to personal violence.
Jonas, who was deputy United
States marshal in 1905, was placed
upon the stand to testify to his Eff
forts to serve civil papers upon Dietz
and his wife. He stated that he
reached the cabin, but that Dietz pre-
vented him serving the papers by
drawing a revolver and then set up
on him and beat him badly, driving
him away. Both Dietz and his wife
Joined in the cross examination, but
their efforts were not to contradict
his testimony, but rather to boast
of their action,
Dietz scored point for himself
when, in cross examination, he
elected from Deputy Fred Van AL
styne the admission that the witness
was shooting in the direction of
Oscar Harp, the slain deputy.
The state struck the defense tell
ing blow with it's best card The
prosecution offered proof that the
bullet found in Harp's body was Of
the Winchester company make. The
letter ''W' is imprinted on the lead.
The Dietz ammunition was of Win
chester make, according to the prose-
cution. Not Winchester bullet was
fired by the deputies.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-05-12
VEAL FOR THE TABLE
HOW CHOPS AND OUTLETS
SHOULD BE PREPARED.
Many Ways of Dishing UP This Meat
Of Spring-Veal Birds on Toast
Three Methods for Bread
ing Outlets.

Veal is spring meat. 1t is also a
convenient meat and adaptable.
Though considered more light and deli
cate than beef, it is not suited to all d.
gestions, for some people may never
eat it with impunity. For rather
quick meals, for double service in soup
and some meat dish, for various imita-
tons of chicken, oyster and birds, veal
Is extensively used.
Loin Chops of Veal, Saute.-Dredge
four medium sized chops with -four
which has been we'll sailed and pep
pered Place in frying pan with blue
hot bacon drippings. Blend and pour
over chops two tablespoons Of tomato
catsup and one teaspoon of Worcester
shire sauce. When chops are well
Drowned cover the pan, lower the gas,
and cook slowly for Is minutes. Add
four tablespoons of water and steam
for moment before serving.
Veal Chops-Roll chops in flour and
season with salt and pepper. Have
lard hot in skillet, and let them be-
come well Drowned in this. Then add
water, cover and let them cook slow
ly for half hour.
Veal Birds on Toast-Take four
veal chops, cut out the round part of
each and pound it till it is thin and
large. Spread on each round so treat
ed the following mixture: Take the
meat trimmed off the round part of
the chop and put it through a meat
grinder or chop it fine; season with
one teaspoon of salt, one saltspoon Of
white pepper, add three tablespoons
of bread crumbs and one egg. Mix
all thoroughly. After spreading this
on each round draw all the edges to-
gether and fasten with toothpicks in
the center. Roll each in sailed flour
and fry on all sides in hot lard until
a golden brown. Pour around them one
In this five minutes. Remove birds
and dip four slices of toast in the gravy
and let them stay just long enough to
molsten them. Arrange toast on hot
platter and place a veal bird on each
slice. Pour remaining gravy around
them.
Dreaded Veal Outlets I.-Have cut
lets thin as possible and place in fry
ing pan Of boiling water sailed to
taste. Boil ten minutes, take out, dust
with pepper, dip into yolk Of two eggs,
cover with bread which has been
toasted and rolled fine. Fry in butter
for 20 minutes.
Dreaded Veal Outlets II-Cut thin
outlet weighing one pound into eight
pieces, dust with ppeper and salt,
dip into the beaten yolk of an egg,
then into bread crumbs, and fry in
hot lard
Braised Veal Cutlets.-Put one table
spoon OF dripping in frying pan and
when hot put in outlets, which have
been well seasoned with salt and pep
per and drenched with -four. Brown
nicely on both sides and stew gently
for Is minutes.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-05-12
OSTEOPATHS CHOOSE HEADS
State Assocatiation Elects Officers
at Madison Conventon-Meet
Next Year at Green Bay

Madison.-At the thirteenth an
nual convention of the Wisconsin
State Osteopathic association here it
was decided to hold the next annual
meeting at Green Bay. The follow
ing officers were elected: President,
DR.. E. M. Olds, Green Bay; vice-presi-
dent, Dr.. E. G. Murphy, Eau Claire;
secretary, Dr.. E. j. Elton, Milwaukee;
treasurer, DR.. H. A. Whitehead, Wau-
A. F. Haag, Evansville; Legislative
representative, DR.. K. w. Shipman,
GAINESVILLE; delegate to the national
convention to be held at Chicago in
July, DR.. Nellie Fisher, Wauwatosa.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-05-12
D|ETZ TURN NEXT;
STATE RESTS CASE
SlFTY-S SEVEN WITNESSES FOR
PROSECUTION FINISH GIVING
THEIR TESTIMONY.
DEFENSE SILENT ON PLANS
Only Announcement by John Dietz Is
That None of Family Will Go On
Witness Stand-Defender's Great
Arsenal Submitted as Evidence.

Hayward.-After introducing o
sotal Of ffty-seven witnesses, the
state rested it's case against John
Dieu, Mrs. Dietz and Leslie Dietz.
DieG declined to outline the defense
further than to say he saw no reason
Tor going on the stand himself Mrs
Dietz and Leslie may be witnesses
Deputy Sheriff Fred Thorbahn,
who headed the successful attack, tes-
tified to a conversation in which he
said Dietz, by implication, admitted
he fired two shots at the head depu-
~ Ihorbahn's testimony was intro
duced after the state had gathered
up few loose threads of evidence
left frayed from last week. Ex-Sher-
aft Giblin and Pat McGinn were called
TO show that Dietz had shot at them,
MAY 8, 1905, while attempting to
serve a warrant.
J. c. Davis, district attorney last
year, who by request of District At
torney Williams has had the cap
tured arms and ammunition in
charge, brought the Dietz arsenal into
biiC CSluSAIc. 1u6IS were TWO 0U-OU
Winchesters, two 1892 rifles, three
shOtguns, including the set gun
found at the lumber piles, and two
Iuger revolvers, also the fatal 1920
steel covered bullet found in the body
of Deputy Harp, and several boxes of
loaded rife shellsr
The fatal bullet was identified I'M
der magnifying glass by two let
ters w stamped upon it on end and
side as the makers mark. About
dozen of the cartridges found in the
cabin at the capture also had this
mark on them, while many other
Winchester, U M C and Peters car
tridges were without it,