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Reported BY Another Private. He
Kills Him. Then Stays Two
Girls He Meets.
5AHRlcAoED IN HOUSE
he STOOD OFF SOLDIERS
Capture Only Effected After the
Negro Had Been Wounded
BY a Soldier.

BJRLINGTON. Vt. oct 1O.-Afer
killing tao persons and fatally wound
ing third. during a frenzied aiEht
from Fort Ethan Allen. to-day. Nat
they Carlisle. trooper. OF the Tenth
cavalry tcoloredI 4. : A. vas can
tured by troopers. whom he held ~
bay Tor half an hour
Andrew Fox. a private OF the Tenth
cavalry. and Sarah Washington d.
years old. we're Killed by Carlisle
Beatrice Stuart. Is years old. vas shot
and wounded 80 severely she Is ex
pected 20 die. All are negroes
Carlisle was arrested this moruinr
Tor failure TO appear for morning
fatigue duty. nd Fox is understood "a
have reported him While detained
In quarters. Carlisle retained bis rife
and ammunition. Fully armed. be lefi
bis quarters this afternoon. and an
proaching Fox shot OF the back %
bis head
Holding on pusucrs D. fOur.shlur
his rife. Carlisle fed 90 a building @
mile away There he encountered tho
two girls and shot them. later hidinr
10 the building
Meanwhile the guard had been
called ont a. Fort Ethan Allen and
after time surrounded the house
Carlisle held them OF for some time
By hrinE occasional shots from a uin
dow. but when a bullet from a troop
er's rife entered his ler he sur
rendered
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BUYING TOGA
ONLY RUMOR
Senator Blaine. Vino aeeused
sieehenson of Corruption. Ad~,lts
Ne -ss No Faets
SENATOR'S AccuseR IS
UNAEeclFUllN cRIllgo.
Newspaper Articles and Hearsav
Grounds Upon Which Bribery
Charge Was Based.

MILWAUKEE. oct iO-Ths
charges that United States Senator
Isaac Stephenson. OF Wisconsin. So
cured ass election through bribery.
and that he spent siO5.5g3 oorruptly
To influence voters. Nere TODAY nut
by the Upited States senate lnvestl.
gatine committee squArely up 60 John
J. Blaine. state senator. who
brought the charges As result
blaine admitted he had no facts or
Information personally known TO him
10 be true. upon which 20 substantial.
ms charges lie admitted that the
charges wete based largely on news-
paper editorials. political speeches
and hearsay
And upon such Information you
were willing To make allegations.
which might leoparliEe United
states senator and which n proven,
might send him TO the penitentiary-
is that true asked senator W. Ii.
Hepburn. the chairman
To this question blaine made no
answer. other than that he thought
he VAS performing public duty by
having an Investigation of what hs
said Was current report.
10 you think that public duty 10
bring charges against United States
senator without facts 10 substantiats
them asked the chairman.
i thought so. replied the witness
hsd NO Facts.
so when the investigation Is be-
gun you have no facts TO give TO this
committee. which could be admitted
In a court a. law. as proper and per.
tinent to challenge the validity either
OF Senator Stephensons nomination
or OF his election
None of my own knowledge
Blaine WAS on the witness stand
practically all day u was he who
originally brought The charges in the
Wisconsin legislature. where two In
Vestigations were held. one resulting
favorably 70 the senator and one ad.
verseiy. Following the adverse re-
port. the governor OF Wisconsin sub.
mitted the question 90 the United
states senate Blaine's charge phr
ported 10 give sixteen specific in.
fCOntfnus on Tsufh PaQel
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hstionai Association of Railroad Com
rnissioners Would eliminate
Express Companies

WASHINGTON. oct i0-rhat the
railways Of the company take over
the express Companies' business was
virtually recommended today 20 the
twenty-third annual convention of
the National Association % Railroad
coufnissicners. ln session here. b.
the committee on express rates and
express service There vas pro
louged discussion of the committee's 4
report. which Vas the only business
before the convention today. Consid.
GRAFTON Of the report will continue 90.
uiorrow.
The express and railway com
panies." said the report. are en-
eaged In performing transportation
service that one company could por
form jusf 81 effectively. 10 not more
90. The fact is that the railways
could probably assume the handling
of both the heavier commodities and
the lighter packages az a lower cost
and with Ereafer satisfaction than
ne express companies. TO the public.
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ITALIAN FLEET DROPPED
SHELLS AMONG TURKS
Turkish Losses Reported - Serious
Italian Defenders of Tripou
Have Slight Losses.

TRlPOLl. oct l0.--The Turks ap
parently Go not intend 90 abandon
Tripoli 10 the Italians without fur
thcr determined resistance For ssy-
erai days bands OF horsemsn have
been reconnoitering in the vicinity OF
the Italian outposts Several times
az night they have been discovered
by the searchliRhts OF the warships.
and then shells drove them back
again into the hills
About 7 O'Clock this morning a
force Of about 1900 Turkish troops
with field guns was discovered ad.
vancing In tWo columns. with the
evident intention OF recapturing the
town. 4 large body OF natives
marched with the troops and present.
ed formidable array. The italian
commander. however. had an inuma.
ton that such an attempt would
probably be made. and his men we're
amply prepared
Fight IN Moonlight.
Ths Italian guns we're well placed
and the Turks were met with y
heavy artillery and rife FIRE. 20 which
they replied with equal energy It
was moonlight. and the fleet turned
the searchughts on the contending
forces. when this engagement was
or its height the battleships and
cruisers joined In with their smaller
batteries. directing the shells 20 cover
the Italian front and flank
For more than an hour the firing
on shore was continuous. but about
. o'clock it slackened. and gradually
ceased. The Turks retired. bur In
good order. although Dr. ls reported
thar they suffered heavy losses
Another body of Turks tried 70
turn tho Italians eastern flank. but
without success The Italian casual
ties we're slight
The feet pursued the refreafiug
Turks with a heavy she'll fre until
. O'Clock in the morning
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HGsuslIcAN STATE commIrrEGi-
REAcNEs DECISION EARLY
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
NAMING OF ALL STATE cAHpi
DATES BV VOTERS BY PRl-
-aARv. WITH STATE TO eG
TNE UNIT.
rEokRAL AND STATE OFFICIALS
OFFER aEsioNATIoss FROM
COMMITTEE.
RALLY AT CHARLESTON PRO
OUcEs COMPLETE HARMO-
nv AMONG FACrtONS
GOV. oLAsscocH OeNOUNcEs
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE
AND CORRUPTION

Special Dispatch TO the fnteiiissneer
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. II.
The State Republican Commit
tee, which went into executive ses-
sion at midnight. recessed az ?
o'clock. The members stated that
the committee had ordered a state
vide primary for the nomination
OF all state candidates next year.
The state will be the unit. All the
federal and state officials on the
committee offered their resigna-
ton as members OF the committee
to become effective as soon as
plans for the primary we're worked
OUT. A special committee Of three
was appointed TO prepare rules 10
govern the primary.
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TerSe Telegraphic TIPS

CHICAGO - While Mrs Mary
obrien vas attending fhe celebration
of the Chicago fre caused by a Gov
kicking over lamp her pet dor uD-
SCI lamp and burncd the OBrien
home
fARfS-Teo Frenchnen have de.
covered q method % making uhiskev
from bananas claiming for DO deit
cious ci0r and cteapnpss
NEW fORk-The city has asfsb
ished a ncu iou death record Tor tho
city % fZf in fhe 900
NV HAVEN. Conn Rats nan
aged fo turn on a ras cock in a store
end nearly asphyRistef the family %
Conrad Helm
NV ROCHELLE. ~ Y-Frarr
Ruhi. AGED no. son ~ wealthy parents.
dared 20 touch i've wire. vas aler.
trocuied a. a resuif % the act
ATLANTA. Ga.-Eduard Eulott.
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Mrs. ClauSen
Behind Bars
Woman Who Sued Col. Roosevelt, for
Million, 20 Be Examined
A. 20 Sanity.
THREATEN APPEAL TO
The GERMAN EMPEROR.
accuses Judge Of Taking Away Her
RepVtation-ssys He 10
Handling Fire.

NV YORK. oct 1O-Mrs Ida Won
'iauHscn. who once started suit for A
million dollars damage against Tbeo-
dore Roosevelt and others. because
OF an alleged conspiracy to keen her
from being presented ~ the royaI
court 90 sweden and has gained
noioriety in variety Of other Wsys.
has been sent 10 the paychopasbio
"ard OF bellevue hospital to-day, for
a hNe DAYS observation. a. 10 her
sanity.
There vas q hccne In Tonbs court,
when Magistrate Herbert announces
Nc decision. Mrs Won Ciaussen aD-
peared IN the supreme court yester-
day ln her action Tor divorce from
br Nm. 3. llOnan Justice Green.
naum. OF the supreme court received
telegram Sunday. daier al Chicago.
in which Mrs Won Clanssen said.
Justice ana liberty 10 all I ssx N
ioll play marks your decision, Cod
help you"
justice Greenbaum believed that
TIE Woman's telegram Indicated an
unsopnd mind and he sent Mn Won
'iaussen 20 the Tombs court for an
examination
What are you doing she ct.
claimed. a. the magistrate announced
MS decision today You are taxing
ny reputation. n you commit me 4
VIII communicate with the German
Emperor You VIII End you are hand
ing hre. have lived IN Germany Tor
Tour years ana ] have applied FOR GU.
zenship"
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FIGHT FOR LIFE
Besttie's Attorneys Begin framing
Appeal for Ns~ Trial for
tne UBoricide.

RICHMOND Va Oct fG-The
work OF preparing fhe petition asking
the virginia Supreme Court o. Ap-
peais Tor a ueH trial for Henry clay
Beaftie. Ir recently convicted o.
having murdered bis young wife u
July began TO-DAY. 30 a. 20 b. ready
Tor submission fo tho court when 10
convencs November p
should the C0ur grant a writ %
error. r Is likely q hearing uouid b.
had before The January term o. the
court The courts frt decision vIu
be- November 30
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Dlti' n ~ mad dog. became nervous
ana shot himself 10 DEAN
'1.OsHOCTON. o Having premo-
r.ilon ,... oi death last Saturday. wendell
-,oIq sircher had bic viii draen.
oo-L he sat down By the hre and
u. ',,,,..yy .ay. just a. be said be- would.
stltuent assembly OF Nlosrsgrs ~
vote of - 10 2. has approved the
siecuon of General Mens for presi-
dent of Nicaragua.
bOsION-Three men are reported
70 have been killed and ore ssvereiv
injured ln the collapse o. a neu ave-
story brick building
bOsI Knights of che Golden
49, from many sections Of tho
,-l.iy met ln Boston today az the
thirty second annual sessfor of the
oroer. which vii continue hrss
dagL
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STATE WIDE PRIMARY
ENDORSED FOR w. VA.
PEACE PACTS
Are Discussed By President Taft Be
fore Seattle Crowds.

SEATTLE. WASH. Oct. iO-Prssi
dent Taft and party left Seattle this
afternoon. BY steamer for the Puget
sound navy yards at Bremerton. u
miles distant. where he Was scheduled
10 Inspect the new dock and deliver
an address 10 the Warship crews and
~orkmen and then embark FOR Ia
coma. President Tafts two meeting
here were the largest he has ad
dressed since his present tour began
lie took Tor his subject the arbi
tration treaties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
VOTES SOLD
TO LORIMER
John PETERS Accuses Four Illinois
Legislators Of Having Accepted
Brlbes.
NEW SENSATION MARKS
RE.oPENtNc OF INQUIRY
Many witnesses Are Called 20 Tes
tify as 20 Honesty of Loriner's
Election.

CHICAGO. Oct IO-John NJ PEI
fers. OF Aurora, former secretary 10
former United states Senator Albert
j. Hopkins. gave a new turn 20 testi-
mony In the Lorimer Investigation
before the senate committee late to
day when h. named four men whom
he said be suspected OF voting i'm
properly or corruptly for Senator
Lorimer
According 10 PETERS. the men
were former State Senators n. r.
Downing and william Eieldstack and
former Representatives Carl l.. Bur
gett and Johnson Lawrence. PETERS
testified that all but Fieldstack were
followers of Mr.. Hopkins.
For the last month OF that 1909
, deadlock said PETERS. the whole
, idea OF the Hopkins camp was TO
keep our men from being bought. l
suspected several of tho weak ones
In our camp. They were men that
1 thought could BE- improperly iniu-
enced
PETERS began by naming former
Senator Downing.
Did you have any suspicion at
that time that Mr. Downing voted
cOrruptly7" asked Attorney Hancey
Yes. I did" replied the wbeness.
. He Was the sort OF man that the
/ Lorimer forces we're getting right
along. he vas drinking and was
easily influenced"
Had His Hand Out
Asked why he suspected Field
stack. the witness replied.
y thought Fieldsiack had his hand
out all the time I met him in Chi
cago. just before the opening OF the
legislative session. and asked him
" he would vote for Mr. Hopkins for
senator To this he answered. 1T
cost me Just sgs5 10 get me elected.
and I've got to get that money back
some way. I'm not for Mr. Hopkins
or anybody like him. I'm out work.
ing FOR myself"
PETERS said however. that ne had
no proof ot corruption against any Of
these men
PETERS In his testimony related
conversation with former state Sena
tor George VI Mccormick. which he
said took place IN Springfield. just
previous 10 the election % Lorimer
offered Gig eribe.
senator Mccormick told me that
he had been offered t2sO0 % change
his vote from Mr. Hopkins % Mr. Lori
mer." testified PETERS This was the
same story which Peters told the
Helm committee az Springfield
Although but three ~ the list OF
elght witnesses summoned before the
committee today were examined. six
more were called 20 appear to.mor
row The new Witnesses are four
state rpresentativcs. former State
Represeuiaiive shepherd and John I
ilughcs n friend of senator tlorimer
Jacob Groves. OF Camp Point. Ii's
FORMER Democratic Representative
testified that on 'hc nieht of May 2s
1909. Douglas patfison came 90 Groves
tcoutinusd on Tenth Parsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
7 INJURED In
B. & 0. WRECK
freisnts Crash Near Worthinston. w.
Es.-T"o May sueeune TO
Ioiuries

FAlRMoNT. " Va. Oct 10
Railroad men were hurt in n head on
collision between two freight trains on
the Monongahela division OF the Bald.
more and Ohio railroad. al Worthing-
Ton. W. Va. to-day. They were
brought 20 the hospital here. where II
Is feared brakeman John \. Hohnawn
and Engineer J. $ Hession. both Of
Fairmont. will die.
The others injured are:
Charles Morris. fireman; foot
crushed
Thomas J. Deegan. engineer. broken
loot ana fractured arm.
Arthur Ford. foot crushed.
%. c. Willis. left arm crushed.
-. Radcliffe: slightly injured
about the body
All Of the injured men reside in
Fairmont
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W. VA. RATE CASE
To Cone W January en- M United
states Supreme Court Win
Similar Gases

WASHlNGTON ID. O.. O~S 10
By rs own initiative. thc supreme
Court q the United States TO-DAY r.
assigned al the state railroad rafe
cases Involving coraicts hr-s-er-
state and interstate rates. Tor haarfre
as one case on January = next Tf.a
Affects cases from Mirnesora. Ken
'uoky. West Virginia. Missouri ami
OREGON
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M CAL y. YOUNG.
fnteli1sencsr nursau.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct 10


After an all.dsy meeting Ina ex.
changing views as 10 the best method
OF selecting the nominees for the
next election. and what vas best for
the present members OF the Republl.
can State Central Committee. the
questions were left with the commit.
tee tonight II was the consensus
OF opinion that some sort OF a prima.
~ was demanded by tho people. and
some sort OF primary will be given
by the committee. Nor IL this all that
will be done There will be rcor
ganization OF the state committee.
This does not mean that the mem
bers OF the committee will resign. Of
fective at once. but they will tender
their resignationA. effective as soon
as their SUCCESSORS can be- chosen
by the people. In a primary or dis.
trict, or precinct. convention The
method is yet to be determined.
These actions have not yet been
taken BY the committee. but II IL Is
possible TO forecast what will be- done
the above will be the result And
while these actions will not meet
with the views OF every person who
participated In the experience meet
ingS Yesterday and to-day. they
meet the views OF the great majority
and In substance are what the com
mittee II asked to do. In fact. the
only differences between the great
army OF Republicans who came here
for a heart TO heart talk. and 10 give
their advice and suggestions 10 the
- h.n
tail. Everybody wanted some Kind
OF primary aud a reorganization OF
the committee. and both will be- given
as soon a. the committee will have
time 20 work out the detail. and that
may be tomorrow u will be done
before the committee leaves this city.
probably before the majority OF the
80 or 100 loyal Republicans Who came
here can return Co their homes
Harmony Resolutions.
The resolutions that we're adopted
by the Republican editorial aszocia
ton. which was formed yesterday and
perfected this morning. were present.
ed 10 the state committee TO-DAY bv
~. G. ogden. ~ wheeling and they
immediately became the foundation
on which the harmony structure Will
be built
one primary plan was tho holding
Of magisterial district primaries AZ an
early date az which delegates would
be selected 10 n state convention %
be held IN January or Fehruary. for
the purpose of electinE n new state
committee and delegates 20 the ma.
tionsi Republican convention The
present committee would resign a.
soon as their successors we're elected
The plan also calls Tor primary
election 20 make nominations Tor aii
conunuse On Team pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
LYNCH NEGRO
Assaiisnt % Little white Girl Hanasa
% Post ard Riooied win
Bullets

GREESFfLLE. 8 G.. Oct 10-The
neEro who crimInaIiy assaulted an
ilyearolf Eirl AZ Honea Path This
morning. was taken from the Green.
vie sheriff by a posse near here this
evening 8 telephone rneaaava
reached here AZ midnight from Homes
Path. stating fhaf me negro. Wills
Jackson. vas hanged to n fe'eEraph
polo there shortly after 90 o'clOck
and hia body riddied wifh bullets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
AUTO STOLEN

>p.g -.l nlepal-l ~ t.r IrfeIirr-~~r
fAlRMONT. " Va. Oct 1O-The
authorities are looking for four young
men Who left an auto In the Derirc
Earagc a. Falrview. The quartet or
fered % sell the machine cheap. but
When % broke down they abandoned
it lt later developed that 90 had
heen stolen from J. Picards. of CIeve-
land. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
BLACK HAND LEADER
IS FOUND GUILTY

NEW YORK Oct f8-GirsepnI
Cosfah.'e. known as The Fox.~ and
reputed leader o. the Black Hand
here. vas today fou1d guilty of car
rying bomb concealed upon hfs
person, and vas renanfed for sen
tencc. The 5lry vas CT less than
i've minutes.
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TEE wEATHrn

WAsHrEoToE. Oct io.-Forseasts
western Fsunayivania snd ohis-o~--
srAlly tair N-fneeday and Thurrday
Thnraday probably far.
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U. S. Steel Orders.

NEW YORK. Oct IO-Announca
hent vas made by the United States
steer corporation that the unnlled or
ders on It's books on September 30
totalled 3.6ll.3I7 tons.
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COkDELE. Ca. oct -Tuenfy.
one rerf0ns vcre hurt uhen a Sea.
board Air line passenger train from
Helena fo Columbus Was partly de.
raled east a. Cordele to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-11
VOTES FOR WOMEN
Favored by ths Ohio Federation q
La5o~ 90 Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Oct 1o-The Ohio
Federation % Labor. m its sessions
to-day. went on record az favorinz
woman slnraEe. minimum uage
scale FOR women. and law providing
penalty for parents Who tesufv
vronEy AL to the aage o. children
workers. Other child labor reforms
were approved
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Cnineee Febcls Decapitated. More
Chinese Troops Join Rebels
HANkOW. China. Oct 10 -Tweufr
eight Chinese rcvolufionaries hava
been arrested az va chang canffaI
OF the Province % Mupah and fosr
or the number we're behesded In
'front.' oi the Niceroy.s yamen today.
HANKOW. China. oct fO-Npeh
firing can be heard THE Afternoon In
ne direction % WI chang Commu-
nlcai.on With hat city has been cut
on. Several large hres are seen. 70
is evident nat the soldiers have gone
over 20 the revoiutionaries following
ne execution of four conspirafors az
Wa chang earlier today
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WAR NEWS
IN BRIEF

LONDON. Oct. io.-A news despa,e
from Rome says that the Turks
soldiers who retrested to the inter,o
when Tripoi was bonbarded hav
been obliged to open negot iations 10
their surrender owing 20 the failure 6
their supplies.
home, Oct to.-The trx,
'S'an eSpeditionary force. which
'ett NAPLES October S. was land
60 az IobruE' Tr'poii. today. IL
consisted o. Infantry. artillery
and company Of engineers.
MALTA, Oct. io-it was re-.
ported here today that 10000
Italian troops left Asosts. Sicily.
tor Tripoli last night or rfty
transports. which were escorted
by the second Division Of the feet
9nder Wee Admiral Thaon d.
ReVei
coNsTANTiNoPLE. Oct To-
~ cabinet council today u was
decided 20 close all Italian indus
trial. financial ard scholastic es-
tablishnnents IN Turkey and 20
seize italian steamers.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10. -
Wifred Powell. British consul al
Philsdelphis, was today not ded
that Great Britain mas formally
oeeisred her neutrality N the
itaiian-Turco war.
coNsTANTiNoPLE. Oct. 10
Perm rission has been given 90
Russian. Poumsnisn and But
ssrisn vessels. loaded with grain.
70 pass through the straits. pro
Vided the grain 10 not discharged
az italian ports
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TURKS ATTACK TRIPOLI

snort 70 Rsespture City From
Italians Results m Turks Being
Repuised.
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FOUR LOSE HEADS

Chinese Rebels oeesptstss: More
Chinese Troops Join Rebels
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IcOntinus on T.Hth Pags.j
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-07-27

seen early in the morning at Turtle
Lake, going through the town, and
suspicion Immediately attached to
them. Word was sent over the coun-
try of their appearance and the chase
was started. When they arrived at
Ruso a reception committee of about
so received them with open arms and
shotguns.
The party in the automobile sur
rendered without resistance and were
held until the arrival of the sheriff
and the states attorney from Wash
burn, when hearing was held and
the men released The TIE men showed
beyond soubt that they were not the
robbers and that they were on their
way from a point in South Dakota to
Draper, N. D.
The guns they carried were one
small bore shotgun and two rifles.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-07-27
Id. Reilly out on Bonds,

Langdon.-Dr. J. J. Reilly of Milton,
convicted in the district court of mur-
der in the second degree and SEN
fenced to the state penitentiary for
ten years, has been released under
bond of $4,000 and immediate steps
will be taken to present an applica-
ton for new trial. Failure in this
will send the case directly to the su-
preme court, where bitter fight to
keep the accused physician from pri-
son will be made. DR.. Reilly is silent
on the case and refused to make any
statement with reference to his con.
viction.