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The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
LIKE DAN'L and The LIONS

LIMA, O.. Nov. 2S In an at
tempt to end her life while suffering
from dependency today, Miss Anna
Harter, SO years old, leaped into
pit at the city park in which were
confined two large bears.
The bears, however, refused to
harm her, and she was found in the
pit some time later by Lee Stuckey,
a park attache. The bears attacked
him when he went to the woman's
rescue and drove him from the pit,
but he subdued them with a stream
Ct water from a hose and dragged
Miss Herter from the enclosure.
Miss Herter said she believed the
bears would devour her. She recent
ly lost $500 and this is believed to
have preyed on her mind
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01

SHANGHAI Dec %. - The peace
conference is still barren Of re-
suits, so far as actual settlement
OF the differences is concerned. The
representative of Premier Yuan Shi
kai insists that the revolutionists
must recognize the monarchy. or
that China must be divided. and
there is a dread of for eign interven-
ton.
DIR. Sun Yet Sen, president of the
revolutionary government arrived
here yesterday. General WI cabled
Christmas greetings to him saving
that the revolutionists were united
and closed by saying: We expect
TO establish our great purpose"
LONDON, Dec %. - A Pekin dis.
patch to this city says that today
Great Britain and Japan sent notices
to the powers announcing that over
lures be made locking to the inter
vening of the powers in behalf of the
monarchy of China.
PEklN. Dec %. - This morning
the premier submitted TO the prom
lnent Manchus and leading spirits
q the monarchy the latest proposal
which emanated from the Shanghai
meeting. which provides that a spe-
cial national assembly be called that
shall decide the form of government
that is to obtain in the United
emma. Should this proposal be ac-
ceded to all China will be one great
republic
NANkING. Dec. %. A large
force OF rebels is marching en- Pc
King and it is believed the worst
struggle of the war will take place
outside the walls of the city.
PEkING. Dec. 26-The imperial
troops are again taking to the field
IN several provinces and hostiliries
will soon be resumed.
PEKIN, Dec. 81. According TO
authoritative sources it is announc-
ed that nearly all of the members of
the imperial court have assured Pre-
mier Yuan Shi kai of their willing
ness to abdicate
PEkIN. Dec % - Ii is authoritive-
ly announced here that Mongolia will
be proclaimed an independent terri
tory tomorrow morning, the same
proclamation in effect simultaneously
cutting off from China the depend
ency of Eastern Turkestan. Both OF
these vast provinces will practically
pass under Russian rule becoming
Russian protectorates.
PARIS, Dec %. Shanghai dis.
patches from the Herald disclose a
very uneasy situation in the Far
East. The latest word is to the eff.
feet that the republicans have dis
covered that Japan is influencing to
the greatest possible extent against
the republic. Should this outside in
fluenCe not stop Immediately. hostil
tiles will be resumed on Sunday.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec % - The
ceremony recogni ing the ascension
of khu Tmkhta to the throne of
Mongolia occurred today and was of
ficially attended by representatives.
OF many foreign nations.
PEklN, Dec. rs. - The imperial
throne of China has agreed to the
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
HIDES acid In A BOUQUET

PARIS, Nov. IS. Martha Leon,
the dressmaker, has been sentenced
to six months Imprisonment for the
strange and cruel revenge she took
upon her former employer. Nine.
Tachenet, for discharging her.
The girl bought beautiful bou-
quet and appeared with it at the
shop. saying she wanted to give it
to Nine Tachenet and thank her
for her kindness. When the woman
went forward to receive it, Martha
suddenly threw it at her, striking her
ON the head. A bottle containing
hydrochloric acid, concealed in the
flowers broke and Nine. Tachenet
was badly burned il not disfigured
for life.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
Want Lower CABLE RATES

WASHINGTON, Dec. a. A
strong delegation of senators, repre-
sentatives and citizens from the Pa
cific coast states. took the war de
partment by storm yesterday after
noon. They were a formidable array
of persuasive craftsmanship and cit
izen3hip that demanded an audience
with the secretary of war. And they
got it and enc after another grew
eloquent as he earnestly set forth
reasons why there should be a re-
duction of rates in the Alaska cable
service They made comparisons
with rates charged by commercial
companies and the eXoI bitant Charg-
es eXacted by the government that
seemed to require the citizens of
Alaska and the merchants doing
business with him to pay for the
extraordinary expense that the Off
Gals of the cable service charge up
in order to make a better showing
in the profits CT its operation. The
delegation desired some assurance
that the department would favor
material reduction in rates, suggest
ing 40 per cent from the present
charges. The department officials
promised to give the subject serious
and if possible to ord
er reduction in rates.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
STRUGGLED MANY cinnamon

CHICAGO, Nov. %. One of the
largest Chinese smuggling plots I'M
earthed by federal officials in years
was revealed today when "Crappy"
Nelson was arfaigned before United
States mmissioner Foote, charg-
ed with bringing Cinnamon into this
country from Canada. Twenty men
charged with being implicated in the
plot are under arrest in Chicago,
New York and Detroit. where the
band made its headquarters, accord
ing to a government agent, who has
been working on the case.
Special Agent Dannaberg, who
made the arrests, was assisted in
trailing thu alleged smugglers by his
Wife, a bride of a few months. He
says the band brought most of the
Cinnamon to this country by way of
Windsor and Toronto, Canada, by
breaking the governments seal on
freight cars a few miles from the
border, putting the men in the cars
and then sealing the doors again in
such a manner that detection was
avoided.
According t. Special Agent Dan
reberg. members of the band re-
ceiysd 81 500 for delivering a China
man from China to either Chicago
or New York. and that $500 was the
amount charged for bringing China
man from Canada TO this country.
A fight followed raid made by
Special Agent Danneberg at A Mott
street, and after a number Of arrests
had been made the federal officer
says he was offered bride of $3.50
TO release his prisoners.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
Persian War

LONDON, Dec %. - Teheran is
r'pOrt d under martial law 1t is
believed the Russian army will be
inside the city within few hours.
Reports of bloody massacres are con
unually coming in but with no par
ticulars.
WASHINGTON, Dec 26. - Moth
ing has been received here about the
situation in Persia.
PARIS, Dec % - Russia is ex-
ercising a censorship over reports
of the troubles in Persia
TEHERAN, Dec &c - A telegram
has just been received here from the
governor of Tabriz with word to the
effect that Russian 4oldiers had
killed 800 defenceless Persians at
Tabriz and that women and children
were being butchered"
LONDON, Dec % Dispatches
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
SENATOR JONES BUSY

NORTH YAKIMA. Dec %. - Sen
ator Jones gave out an irrcrvieW in
the morning papers of this city i'll
which he stated that The lack oil
transportation facilities was the real
cause OF depression in Alaska; that
ii was mOnStrOus that ~ per cent
of the output OF the c1uutry's re
sources should be expended in trans
portation charges He believed that
it was incumbent on the government
to build a trunk line OF railroad ur
to back the building of such a line
by guaranteeing the bonds, or some
such plan.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
UNDER ANTITRUST LAW

kANSAS CITY, Dec 30. = This
morning 'hree officials of organized
labor i'm The persons of the heads of
the Hallway Carmen of America
were cited ny the government to ap-
3eaf before the federal court at
Danyillc, Ill. and answer to the
charge hat their body was acting in
restraint OF trade in the matter of
the Hartman lines strike, This is
he fist case Of the kind and has
aroused much comment The order
for their appearance was approved
by ChiCf Justice White, of the SUI
pr ne court of the United States.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
METHODS EXPOSED.

CHICAGO, Dec. p - This morn
ing full details of the plan to create
a 50o-million dollar merger of meat
packing interests, in 1902, were re
yealed TO the jury trying Armour
and seven other packers by the read
ing OF the contract which had been
signed by all # the defendant com
panies and persons concerned.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
DYNAMITE FOUND.

ROCHESTER, Pa. Dec q. - This
town is all stirred up over the dis
covery this morning OF large guam
tity OF dynamite. together with fuse
and percussion caps, which had been
planted on the premises Cf Melon
aid x Hartman, dealers in contrac
tors, SUPPLIES.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01

In the midst OF family quarrel,
Brown secured two rifles, offered one
of them to Dubois and demanded
thai they shoot it out Dubois
laughingly refused, Brown raised his
rifle and fired just as his daughter
stepped between the two men. The
bullet passed through her body and
wounded Dubois in the chest Du-
bois is not expected to live.
Brown then barracaded himself in
the house and announced he would
shoot anyone who approached.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
KILLED BY father As
She PROTECTS HUBBY

MOAB, Utah, Nov. IS. - AS she
stepped between her father and her
husband to prevent trouble, Mrs.
A. j. Dubois was shot and killed
early this morning by her father,
John E. Brown, county commissioner
of Grand county and a wealthy cat
tleman
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
FEW WERE RESPONSIBLE

MANCHESTER, Eng, Dec. 2S. -
The refusal of three persons. one
man and two women, to affiliate with
organized labor by joining the union,
has resulted in the decision that
the cotton mills will close and will
cause the lockout of 300. 900 weavers
and spinners until such time as an
agreement can be reached.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01

HAVANA, Dec %. - A great
sensation was sprung here today
when Secretary of Justice Barlaqua
rendered his resignation to President
Gomez, that he might be free to
fight duel with General Nunez.
the hero worshiped president of the
Cuban war veterans.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01

received here this morning state chat
a terrible massacre has been going
on at Resht. small seaport in Per
STA. ever since last Saturday. The
Russian soldiers are charged with
killing women and children. and de
fenCcless men.
LONDON. Dec % A dispatch
just received here states that fol
lowing the dismissal of Morgan
Shuster the angry populace became
50 demonstrative that it was ncces-
sary to declare martial law in order
to restore quiet and preserve the
peace.
ST PETERSBURG. Dee. -. - Ad.
vices received here are to the eff
feet that Russia suffered loss OF
100 soldiers in the battle that oc-
CURED in Tabriz with the Persian
forces
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
PROJECTORS ACQUITTED

NEW YORK. Dec. %. Isaac
Harris and Max Blank. proprietors
of the Triangle Shirt Waist COMPANY
OF this city, were today acquitted
+ any responsibility in the catas-
trophe which caused the death of
loo working girls when their build
ing was burned last summer It was
found that many years had elapsed
since the building inspector had
examined the building.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
ERlANGER DIVORCED.

NEW YORK, Dee. %. - Abraham
l.. Erlanger. theatrical promo,er and
president CT the klaw and Erlang
er company, was divorced by his
wife in this city this morning Mrs
Eiianger gets $500 per month ali
mony. Elphryine Snowden, famous
chorus girl was cited as a cores
pondent in the case
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
M'VEAGH DEFENDS TAFT.

WASHINGTON. Dec Is. - Score.
tary OF the Treasury McNeagh TO
day i'll addressing the American Eco
monte association strongly defended
President Taft's attitude Oh the tariff
and endorsed the report Il the
tariff board
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
HERRING WAS POISONOUS.

BERLIN, Dec. 2S. - All Germany
is shocked this morning because of
the terrible results from eating of
poisonous foodstuffs in this city
The morning papers today record
the deaths Of thirtyseven persons
from eating smoked herring which
was decayed and poisonous.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
SNOW BLOCKS TRAFFIC.

DENVER. Dec. 30 - Extremely
heavy snowfall has effectually block
ed all train travel throughout the
state on lines entering this city.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
SIX STARRED WITH LILLIAN

NEW YORK. Dec. d. The an
nouncement Is just made Of the en-.
sasement Of Lillian Russell TO An
drew 7. Moore. publisher of the
Pittsburg Leader. This makes an
even half dozen who have starred
with the famous beauty on the worlds
stage
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
DOUMA RETAlIATES.

ST PETERSBURG, Dec p. =
This morning a bill was introduced
in the douma which provides FIR
greatly increased duties Oh all Amer
lean imports, in fact, the duty is
placed so high that American ship
ments to this country will practically
cease.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
MORE DEMOCRACY.

CLEVELAND. Dec 2S. Robert
LaFollette opened his campaign in
this state by addressing large and
enthusiastic audience in this city
last night. His speech was a vigor-
Gus plea for more democracy in the
administration of our government
More democracy" asserted the
speaker. will cure the ills of the
present system of government"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
WAS HARD UP FOR COPY

NEW YORK, Dec 26. - All of
the afternoon papers today have SEN
sational stories of the attempted
murder of his wife by Andrew Nc
Connell, reporter of the Times
Mcconnell, had been separated from
his wife for some time because of
domestic troubles This morning he
was arrested at his desk while
writing a confession Of his crime
Mrs. Mcconnell, who was shot by
her husband, is dangerously wound
ed, and it is thought she cannot
live
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
MORE INDICTMENTS.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 80. - In
dictmenJs were returned this morning
by the federal grand jury against
c. A Tyeitmoe. secretary of the
California Building Trade Council
ara rhf business agent of the Salt
Lake Structural steel workers: also
T. \. Clancy. agent Cf the San Fran
cisco Iron Workers union in con-
EectiOr with the nationwide dynamite
conspiracy said to exist
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
BANKS In MERCER.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 2S. Three
of CALIFORNIA; largest banking firms,
the Security Savings company, the
Equitable Savings company and the
Southern Trust company, were merg-
ed today
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
DYNAMITE SUSPECT.

PlTTSBURG, Dec. %. - George
Bridges was today arrested on the
street carrying a suitcase contain
ing y sticks of dynamite, roll of
fuse-and two bottles of whisky He
is thought to be connected in some
way with the alleged plot to blow up
the MocneSsen mills.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
SANDBERG ARRESTED.

TACOMA. Dec. %. - A successful
raid was made by the police last
night on the Kentucky hotel. in the
Iendtrloin. Pete Sandberg. the no.
tCrious proprietor of the dive. will
he prosecuted on the charge of aid
ing the white slave traffic. as among
hose discovered in the joint was a
l6-gear- Id girl
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
HANK HARD ON TEDDY,

ATLANTA. Ga. Dee. %. - Henry
Wauerson. editor Of the Louisville
Cou. ier-lourual. said in this city to-
day that if Colonel Roosevelt is again
elected the people will be voluntar-
lily throwing away their birthright
OF sclf-gOyerument.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
DROVE DEATH DEALING CAR,

SEATTLE, Dec. 2S - This morn-
ing Ralph H. Knowles confessed
that he was the man wanted who
ran down and killed Attorney Bal
lou with his automobile He had with
him IN the car at the time his
fiance, Miss Alvina Clark, and Peter
Mckinnon. her uncle. of Ketchikan.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
FOR REVENUE ONLY

NEW YORK, Dec %. - Collector
OF Customs William c. Loeb for
the port of New York today filed
report in which he estimates the Gus
toms collection for the year al TWO
hundred milIi.ns Of dollars
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
WARRINGTON SAVED.

NORFOLK. Va. Dec. 30. - The
torpedo boat destroyer Warrington.
which was rammed by a schooner
and which was thought to be lost,
vas this morning towed into the
harbor.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
SHAH is DOOMED.

TABRIZ, Persia. Dec. 20. - The
arrival of the Russian troops in this
city has restored order. Mere troops
are enroute here and the combined
force will move on to Teheran and
it is believed dethrone the shah.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
BROOKS OPTIMISTIC.

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. - Alfred
IL Br oks, reports that the total
output OF the gold mines in the vi
eiHits Of Valdez for the year was
Sl.I5U.ooO and that Fairbanks still
leads in placer output. Mr. Brooks
predicts a very good season for all
parts OF Alaska next year.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
WAR PREPARATIONS.

TOKYO. Dee -. The diet vas
opened This morning personally by
the emperor, who submitted his mes
sage for the consideration Of the
Legislative branch of the government
he budget is very heavy with var
items which call for urgent action.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
W. p. & Y. PRESIDENT COMING

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S O. L..
Dickson, of the White Pass & Yu-
kon intends to go to Fairbanks and
to other interior Alaska points in
the interest of the company immed-
lately upon the opening of navigation
next spring
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
JOHNSON-M'VEY.

CHICAGO. Dec. 30. 1t as re-
ported this morning that Jack John
son has agreed to fight McVey for
- rounds in sydney, Australia. on
Easter Monday.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
MUTlNY IN RUSSIA.

LONDON, Dec 26. - Dispatches
received here today from St Peters
burg are to the effect that serious
mutiny has occurred in the navy and
ordnance yards.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
TO CANVASS OHIO,

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. - Pres
ident Taft has announced hat he
will leave for a campaign of three
days in his home state near the
close of January
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
HONOR HIS MEMORY.

NEW YORK. Dec % - An army
/ children OF tits city went out
Yesterday TO the cemetery where
Clement Moore. the author of Twas
the Nigh. Before Christmas" lies
buried and strewed flowers on his
grave.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
ANOTHER MESSAGE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. - Pres
ident Taft is preparing another mes
sage dealing almost exclusively with
governmental departments.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
BAD TRAIN WRECK

AETNA, Dee. 80. - The Great
Northern fast limited Oregonian was
wrecked near here today and some
OF HE passengers We're burned to
death. Further details were not
given.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
KNOWLES ExoNERATED.

SEATTLE, Dec. 90. The cor
oner's jury today decided that the
death of Attorney Ballou from in
juries caused by being struck by an
auto driven by Ralph H. Knowles
was accidental and Knowles was ex-
onerated from blame.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
LAKE WASHINGTON CANAL

SEATTLE. Dec so - The gov
ernmeu' will ON ask for bids for the
bnildine Of the Lake Washington
canal According to the call, all bids
must he submitted before February
18th next
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
LAFOLLETTE ON STUMP.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. - Robert
LaFollette started a speechmaking
tour Of the Middle West today. His
itinerary covers the states of Mich
igan. Illinois. Ohio and Wisconsin,
He will make political addresses in
Columbus, Ohio, tomorrow
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
NO INCREASE VET.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. Sec
retary MacVagh has announced that
the double assay charges which We're
to have been made in Seattle after
the first Of the year will be post
pOned
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
FAVOR SUN VEL SEN

SHANGHAI. Dec - Delegates
from eighteen of the provinces of
the empire are here as peace ennis
saries and electors appointed by the
people. Most Cf them favor DR.. Sun
Yet Sen for the presidency.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
ETHEL HALL INDICTED.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81 - Three
indictments were returned today
against Ethel Hall charged with
smuggling twenty Cinnamon across
the Mexican border into Southern
California
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
AFTER SOUTH POLE

LONDON. Dec 26. - Yesterday
was the day Sc by Captain r. F.
Scott as the probable date eff arrival
at the magnetic south pole Captain
Scott Is following the same route
followed by Lieutenant Zealand on
November %, 1910.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
STEAMER FOUNDERS.

GLASGOW, Dec. 81. - The Brit
ish steamer Guillemot, bound from
London to Genoa, foundered several
days cut at sea during a heavy
gale. The captain and fifteen of the
crew Went down with the ship.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
OWEN MORAN RACK

NEW YORK. Dec. Is. Owen
Moran. the English lightweight pug
Hist, arrived and expresses himself
anxious for another go with Al VOL,
CAST
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
MORE DYNAMITE FOUND

THEBES, H.. Dec. % Today
2G sticks of dynamite We're found
secreted in the railroad bridge cross
ing the Missouri river near this city.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
DEATH EOR IWO-

LIVINGSTONE. Dec. %. DR..
c. c. Button, one of the best known
physicians in the state. today shot
and killed his wife, after which he
turned the gun upon himself, with
fatal results
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
TO SUCCEED STUBS.

NEW YORK, Dec 80. - II is an
Il nnced from headquarters of the
Hartman system that Lewis J.
Spence is to succeed Traffic Manager
Stubs in that position.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
MOORS AND SPANIARDS.

MELILLA, Morocco. Dec % -
There was a battle between the
Spanish forces and the natives near
here today in which thirty Spanish
troopers were killed and 400 natives
were slain.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
THAT CONFESSION.

Dos ANIELES, Dec. 30. = This
wotfing District Attorney Freder-
icks l.tt for Indianapolis, carrying
with him the confession of Ortie
Nc&tni-al 10 present before the fed
cral g:and jury.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
WILL BE lENIENT.

MEXICO CITY. Dec 26. Presf-
dent Madero has issued a statement
TO the effect that much Ieniency will
be shown General Reyes and all that
is possible to other rebels for sur
rendering to the federal authorities
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
SING XMAS HYMN.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. -. - One
hundred thousand people assembled
In the civic center OF the city yes
terday and sang the Christmas
hymn
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
TEDDY IN THE SUlkS.

NEW YORK, Dec, 27.-Mr. Roose-
welt today made a semi-official state
ment 70 the effect that he would de-
cline the invitation to the forth
coming peace dinner, which is to
tie addressed by President Taft.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
MRS. TOM THUMB

WASHINGTON. Dec 90. The
midget widow of the late Colonel
Tom Thumb. who was the celebrated
midget of a younger generation. was
today a caller at the White House
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
CHARGE WILL BE sEDlTioN.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 26. - General
Reyes will be placed in a cell in
the special prison for political pris-
oners. He will be tried before a
special federal court of inquiry on
the charge of sedition.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
ITALIAN BANKERS MUST GO.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 2G-All
Italian bankers in Turkey have been
ordered to close their doors tomor-
row. The foreigners will be allowed
to wind up their affairs unmolested.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
NOTHING AGAINST BARROW.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 70. = Pros
ecuting Attorney Fredericks stated
today that he has no case against
Clarence barrow.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
T. r. ON TREATY.

NEW YORK, Dec. %. -, Theodore
Roosevelt in the Outlook commends
the stand congress has taken in the
Russian treaty matter.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01

SEATTLE. Dec Is. The gov
eminent today announced that more
than million Of the choicest spe-
cies of Alaska salmon would be
transplanIed to Puget sound waters.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
EXPECT PARDON FOR ABE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec %. -
Friends of Abe Reuf asserted today
thar they expected to see him par
dur,d within two months.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-01
NEGRO GYNCHED.

BALTIMORE. Dec. y. King
Davis. the negro who Saturday night
shot and killed Frederick Schowb,
white man. was lynched last night
at Brooklyn. the scene of his crime