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The chronicle=news., 1913-10-22
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q. H. Crane Oh Dshver arrived herd
last evening on business visit. /
r. r. woodward Of Colorado
Springs is In the city on business. 4
r. c. bennett Of Pueblo Il atisad3
ink to basiness matters In Trinidadl
a. u. Hanson Of Dawson. ". M
ia In rrinidad attending to husinesS
matters.
Mrs. ". H. Curtis. Of Des M6iAes..
n. NJ. Is Visiting friends In the city
for . fsw days.
Mrs. Robert Branaeh Il ssriously
I'll At her home ON State street with
ah attack Of pneumonia.
=. r. Phillips left this morninx fof
his ranch near Hoehne after spending &
q few days here on busiAees. :
Ms. John Beshoar aud sister,
Miss Mildred oxley. have returned
from ahort visit In Ratoa.
W. l.. Burdich returned this morn
ing to his home in Denver after
spending . few days In this city on
business.
Mrs.. Herbert Nichols. returned yes
terday from Boston where shc has
spent several weeks Visiting friends
and rclativcs.
Ben A. Johnson. superintendent Of
the Nodel Land and Irrigation Co..
left this morning for Paao aftcr a
husincsa trip here. NJ
:. A. Tucker and J. B. vogederg.
both Of Frcnch. y. NJ. raturaed 1O
that place this morning after short
businsss visit here.
Mrs. q. ". Loudly and daughter.
Hazel. OF Fort Scott. Kansas. will ar
rive here toaizht for a visit with
frisads snd relatives.
J. W. sipie. president of the
8nuthwcs,crn Fuel Co.. Ia here from
his home In Denver. The company
operates the Empire milne naar ARui.
lar.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Emherton and
son arrived here last eveaisg from
their home In Kanaaa City. No.. for
a few days visit with frieaAs 10 this
city.
Dr.. J. q. 0ates. vice prrSidcat Of
the state ortomctry hoard. has ~
turned from Dcnvsr where she ~.
sisted In rondurtink state examina.
tions.
W. n. Rapp left this moraing for
Ration where hc will spend day at
tending to business matters. He viii
leave tonixht for Chicago where he
viii spcnd few days on business.
Mr.. aad Mrs.. c. q. zerby aud child
left thia morninx for beaver after
speadin4 . short time II this city vis.
itiag iricads. Mr.. and Mrs. zesby
formerly lived In this city. They nov
make their hoae n 0slvessos. Tex.
a..
Mrs. william Rapp and children
left this usoruinG for santa Fc. New
Mexico. where they will spend few
days at the homs Of Mr. AMI Mn. I.
II. llapp. They were accompanied
By Mr.. !. u. Rapp. who arrived here
yesterday.
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SAILORS AlI HoxoRED

washinstoa. Ort. ::.--rour Of
rnclr Sans hardy sailorr will receive
iotters Of constellation to-day for
bravery In rcscuinE shipmaics who
had fallen overheard. They were
Jerry srrasue. eoxswain. and James
Monroe Butler. fireman of tho second
class. on the cruiser Saratoga. at
Shanghai. China. Lawrence John
Murphy. chief machinists mate on
tho battleshin Kansas. and wcdcil
Aaron Williams. soxswain Of tho hat.
tlcship Wyoming.
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Verdict ef EeIeaiess
MlisS ReturtseR at
rs Vshernick Probe

We. the Jury. find that the de-
ceased Luka vahernick camc to his
death at the Forbea tent colony on
Octobef II, 1913. from tho effects Of
bullet fired from KUN held In the
hands ot . party or partiea un-
known. aad that the killing was done
with feionio,,s intent. .,
This was the tcxt Of the verdict of
the coroncr's Jury that sat It the
court house yesterday afternoon and
heard the evidence - fifteen wit
nesses. Two versiona OF the trou-
bic between mine guards and strikers
at Forbes last Friday were given In
the testimony Of witnesses. one thnt
tho battle was prccipitated by hepu-
ties who fired upon tho tents. anoth-
Or that tho firing was started by
strikers from the hillside who shot
down upon tho postofficc. mine office
aud tippIe.
4 great amount Of interest wns
manifested In the coroner's inquiry
and the room was caRfortabiy filled
with spectators. District Attorney
Hendrick and his deputy. d. ". Raj
stoa. conducted tho inquiry with the
eosoaer. n. n. sipc. nnd Attorney O.
n. Dasher for the miners union was
prevent. and also Judge J. q. North
cutt. aud both Questioned witnesses.
The witnesses were Dr.. Perry Jaffa.
W. J. I.itticton. Steve Mnrxh. Mrs. A.
r. johnson. Peter Nenaidisrh. VII
liam Attis. George Presto. Joe Zana-
telli. Walter Bcik. Zekc Martin. e.
w. Kennedy. +. q. Cox. Edith Cox.
Ward Watson. George Bnrkc. W. T..
Ri9xs and J. II. Wilson.
That the battle was started by
deputies was the positive statement,
Of Mrs.. 4. r. Iohnson. She stated
that In tho early afternoon she was
tending 70 COW and that a bunch
OF men rode up TO an irrigation ditch
near her place on horseback. closely
followed by an automobile. and tina,
after one maa had approached th.
tent colony with white handkc--
chief. shots werr fired by the men
whom she thought were deputies. The
next two witncsa~s were members ~.
the tent colony an: said tho nrinE
wns started by the deputies and that
the s'riker~ were not armed.
An entirely different, version was
| siecn n AhN arsfS~onc ~ .lcr,ss ix..t
who participated In tho hattie. That
the strikess fired upon the camp from
the hillsiAes and firrd uI,oa the
guards later was stated. importasi
iesaimoay was that of Miss Edi.h
Coz. of Forbes. who declared that
she was In the postoffiec asd that
about 1900 O'Clock = bullet passed by
the window. Two or three bullets
penetrated the buiidInx occupied b.
tncle Sam aud from that iimc rn
rslncd thick asd fast. 4 graphic de-
Srriptioa of tho shooting upon tho
camp was givea BY hcr father. ,. u.
Coz. who c~iablishcd on tho na0, the
location Of tho Enards and sttikcrr.
Walter Helix told of tho hattie near
the tent colony. also rndcrshcriff
Martin. Ward. Watson and other,.
Amoae the Interested spectators a,
the inqura, were Jacob Stephan
srhefheck. general Austro- Hungary
eoasal of Dcnvcr. and the consulate
atioraey. Theodore i.ininKcr. Ho,h
src here making an investigation Of
the Forbrs affair and looking after
the interests Of their rouniryman.
vahcrnick. who was Killed.
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NANslAu0HrER CHARGE
A0AlUBT YOUNG MILLIONAIRE

6tAttlc. WASH. Oct. ?:.-I.aurcncr
Dihc son Of Brodic Duke tho tobacco
manufacturer. was arrixncd on a
of manslaurhtcr In the Su.
psrior court today and was given I'M
III next week tn plead. Duke. while
driving an automobile ran down and
killed two mon. Thc information
fiied against Duke alleges that hr
wss Intoxicated at tho time nj tho
accident
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The Salvation Army can Use any
EAST -off clothing. furniture. kitchen
utensils. dishes. bedding. etc. Any
one having any Of such please phone
Red eas. and they will he called for
promptly. Thanks.-Capt.. Il. $.
Haas.
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STOLE HOGS. CHARGE

Charged with stealing a number o:
hogs belonging to Ed How ldcn and =.
q. Sudler. =. r. Smart was arrested
yesterday ani arraixncd by Jms'ic.
18th.
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DO You DREAD YouR ,iAls,

Your food does you little good
when you have no desire for Il. when
YOU dread meal time. What you need
is Chamberlain Tthlcts. They will
sharpen your appetite. strcnsthen
your digestion and give you 4 relish
for your meals. For sale ny all deal.
err.
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BONES OF COLUMBUS TO
BE SENT 10 PANAMA FAIR

santo domingo. Dominican rcpuh-
'i". Oct. :s-Thc bones Of Christie.
,phcr Columbus. nov In tho Cathedral,
mere. VIII be scat to tho Panamn-Pn.
cif'r Expedition In san Francisco. n.
pert Of the Dominican Republics cx-
htbit. according to plans announced
today.
The exposition cOmmissiOncrs
sailed last night for Colon taking
with them the assurance that this
country will bc adequately represent
ed NJ til. exposition.
-
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cHlYsArrHIxuxs

Fine specines pot plans or cut
ilowcrS In al colors. Prices right
The Flower Shop. Phone Trinidad
81. :0s West Main ST. n
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lA0 RAIL-
A. tho Crystal to-day.
4 q 4 Z q

Half price. Soc and :se per dozen.
Guaranteed fresh. Othrr flowers as
bargain priees.-Thr Flower shop.
Phone Trinidad 81. Ia: wcsi Maia
Street. II
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ATTENTION EIu

Regular mcctin1 Thursday night.
tnitintion. visisors wcicomc.-F. u.
Stone. Exalted Ruler: =. J. Wilson.
sec'y. -
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Dt1nInrsl.

The funeral Of Harry Rrumuond.
jr.. sweive-ycar.oid hoy. who expired
suddcnly at Fl Morn on Sunday. took
place at ::3s O'Clock ycsicrday AFTER
noon from the Hail and McMahon
chapel. Randolph Cook offIciatcsi
asd the iAtsrmeas was In the Ma.
sonlc cs0etssy. six hoy friends Of
tho deesased acted a. pail bearers.
The ftesai esferinsa w"rn Is Great
aaabse aaA beautiful.
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valAss. g.
Maria \. Valdez. four year old
daughter Of Jose Valdez. Of Tabas.
60. died yesterday OF dipthcria.
Tho funeral. which was private. took
place later IL tho day. with Intcrment
~ the Valdez cemetery. near ~ Moro.
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'oslruAay
fareli.

farelli.
The funeral Of John Tareiii. ~
years OF ase. who died AT Berwind
last Saturday. took place this morn
Ing from tho Trinidad chapel. la
termcat In tho Catholic cemetery.
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Chronicle. News soc n month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-20
GENERAL MANAGER or
A, B. 8 A. HERE YESTERDAY
E. T. LAMB SPENT THE MORNING
INSPECTING BUSINESS AT
TERMINALS.

E. #. Lamb, general manager of
the A. B. & A. reached the city yester
day morning in his private car and
spent several hours inspecting the "a
cilities and business at the company's S
terminals.
With the erection Of the new cotton
warehouse the business at the A. B.
& A. terminals has shown a big in
crease and the place presented
busy scene yesterday morning as the
steamers City of Delhi, Maliche and
Rio Grande and bark Guadalhorces
were taking on cargo and schooner
Salisbury discharging.
Mr. Lamb expressed himself as Be.
ing very much pleased with the bus
.iness of tire A. B. & A., at this end
of the line but declined to comment
upon the coming sale of the road OF
on whatsthe future policy might be-
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HOPE TO SECURE BETTER
RAILWAY CONNECTIONS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
BOARD OF TRADE TAKES
UP MATTER.

At a meeting of the executive com
mittee Of the Board of Trade yester-
day noon it was determined to take
up the matter Of securing a connec
tion at Blader between the early morn
ing Atlantic Coast Line train ana th(
Seaboard for jacksonville.
AS the schedule now stands this
connection is missed by about 10 min
utes and in way is discrimination
Iagainst Brunswick as there is no cor
nection out of this city for Jackson
vile until afternoon.
The matter will be taken up with y
j. Wright, Brunwick Representative
of the Coast Line and as MIR. Wright
is an active member of the Board
Trade and always ready to join in any
movement tending toward tho develop
ment and prosperity of Brunswick
there is little doubt but that he will
use his influence toward securing q
change in schedule and the connec-
ton desired
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C lief OWENS ORDERS.
ARREST Of LOITERERS

Chief Owens who last week issued
orders to the police to warn first and
then arrests gro women who
frequent q fr-beer saloons on
Monk and Bay streets has supple.
mented that order to include negro
men who have no apparent means Of
support and frequent those resorts
and in consequence in police court
yesterday morning, Alderman Ludwig
who occupied the Mayors chair, sent
J. II. Patrick, Frank Noon, Sylvester
Phifer and Paul Proctor to the gang
for 20 days each without the alter.
native of fine
Chief Owens is to be congratulated
for tho stand h0 has TAX and con
tinual11e of the order will do much
to stop disorder as well as a great
deal of the petty thieving that has
been going on.
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BODY WILL LIE IN
STATE ALL DAY
SUNDAY
REMAINS OF THE LATE MAYOR
GAYNoR REACH NEW YORK IN
A DRILLING RAIN ABOARD
THE GREAT SHIP LusITANEA.

New York, Sept. 19.-The body Of
VIM J. Gaynor. late mayor of New
York, who died at sea Sept 10. TODAY
lay in the privacy of his Brooklyn
home. In a drizzling rain II was low.
cred at o'clock this morning from
the high decks of the great ocean din
.er Lusitania to the city's boat Corrac-
tion.
Through mist that lay heavy over
the city the Correctin steamed an
hour and half later to Pier A at the
Battery
There a picked squad of 100 police
who had stood all night in tie rain,
formed its escort to Brooklyn.
The funeral ship glided into the
narbor and came to anchor at quaran.
tins at 1:2O o'clock this morning, the
United States flag at her stern droop-
ing at half mast A dozen stalwar;
sailors carried the body in its heavy
lead casket from the mortuary chapel
to the deck.
The carpet of flowers under which
1t lay was removed and only the large
United States flag placed over the
casket at Liverpool covered it as a
windlass lowered it slowly 25 feet
..,5 down 1,na' an incline plane the deck OF
Private funeral services wis be held
tomorrow Afternoon gnd at their con
clusion the body win be taken to a.e
city hall, where 10 will lie in state til
Monday morning, when funeral sery-
ices will be held in Trinity church.
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.KAISER'S NOW PRESENIo
A BIG CITY APPEARANCE
ADDlTlGws MADE DSKiNG TIE
+ SUMNER ARE MODERN AND
UP TO DATE.

The additions and alterations 9hde
at Kaisers duriRg the past summer
giy5- il the appearance and air Of a
modern and up to date big city store
the finishing and furnishing OF the
mezzinine floor being especially at
lractiye. Here win be found the IA.
dies reception room with mission fur
nlture, including a beauifur mission
clock equipped with chimes which
sound the. quarter hour Here also
are the latest designed show cases
filled with fashion creations from
New York, London and Paris, the de-
partment being in charge of an ex-
perieneed lady clerk with a modiste
IN charge of the fitting room on the
1oor above
Alex Rotholz, buyer for the ladies
department has just returned from
New York where he spent seven
weeks
When seen yesterday Mr.. Rotholz
said
Il spent seven weeks in New York
watching the markets closely and ma
king a careful selection of the FASH
ions now prevailing and / have no hes
itancy in saying that our offerings
at Kaisers this fall and winter, in
the ladies department, are the finest
ever presented to the ladies Of this
city, including evening gowns, opera
cloaks house GOWNS, evening wraps
street suits etc. etc, in fact every
thing in dress dear to Nomans
heart"
These offerings are now being re-
ceived and are on display ina the la
oies department and Manager Haym
and Buyer Rotholz are to be congratu
lated not only upon the store improve
Fment but upon the offerings present
ed the people Of Brunswick which com
pare favorably, not only with any
store in Georgia but the entire south
very latest offerings in lauies wear
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ATHLETIC CLUB WILL Be
ORGANIZED IN BRUNSWICK
THE MOVEMENT WAS STARTED
AT THE MEETING HELD
LAtT NIGHT.

Although the meeting at Progress
Hall, last night, for the purpose of
organizing an athletic club was not
as well attended as hoped, what they
lacked in numbers vas made up in
enthusiasm.
The necessary details looking to-
ward the organization were arranged
and F. L. Haver who was made chair
mn, named McCauley Philips, Sid
ney Nathan and Willard Royal, as d
committee to act with him In secur-
ing location for the club, secure
terms on apparatus aand make any
other arrangements n eded.
The organization shosld receive the
hearty support of the FpeooDle OF
Brunswick as an athleticA club is need
ed in the city providing Vas it would
place fer young men ans boys to
pass their evenings in clea healthy
manner and it is to be no ed thai
the business men and citizt as gen
orally will contribute iiberaHy toward
the plans
me next meeting will be Aeld al
8 D. M, Wednesday, Septeml fr "a
place of meeting to be announced la
! ter
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MAN)BL0WS
UP HOUSE WITH
DYNAMITE
KILLS SELF AND TWO CHILDREN
AND FATALLY INJURIES TWO
OTHERS, BUT CHANGE OF BED
SAVES LIFE OF HIS WIFE.

Bloomington, Ind, Sept. 19.-Mack
Hurst a stone cutter dynamited his
house here early today, Killing himself
and one daughter and fatally iniurlng
two other daughters In addition to
demolishing the house. Nurse is be
lieyed to save been insane.
The dead, Mack Hurst, so years
old Maud Hurst 16 years old
Fatally hurt, Fannie Hurst, 13 years
old, one leg blown off and body man.
gled. almost unrecognizable: Eliza.
beth Hurst, years old, body man
gled.
Hurst had been separated from his
lie for six weeks and yesterday she
Ased to take him back. It is be-
lis he then, in a fit of insanity,
detet Aed to wipe out the entire
amilyf 0nsisting Of his wife and
eight eli. en.
The dee gin met the fate intend
ed for her nsother, and the fact that
they had changed beds for the night
cost the daughter her life Hurst, aft
er stealthily, in the Nsrkness, plant
ing a stick Of dynamite Ader each or
the three beds in the house, tied two
sticks to his own body, crawled into
the bed which he had formerly occu-
pied with his wife, but which last
night contained the three daughters,
maude, Fannie and Elizabeth. Fannie
spoke to her father.
Lay STILL Hurst replied, we will
all die together.
Before the gin could make move
the explosion rent tho house and
aroused the entire city. The police
and fire department rushed to the
scene, sent the two injured girls to
the hospital and cleared away the de
bris. Four sticks of dynamite unex
ploded were found in the ruins, ami
the fact that only one and that one
attached to Hursts body, had explod
ed, accounted fr the escape Of the
other members f the family.
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IS AGAIN APPOINTED
REFEREE SBANKRUPTcl
JUDGE A. J. cRoVATL TOOK THE
OATH OF OFFICE in 5AVAN-
NAH YESTERDAY.

/ me many friends OF Judge 4. }.
efoyaft viii be glad 70 learn that he
mas agaln been made referee in bank
trupiey for this district, receiving the
Appointment from Judge 'Emory speer
iast Week and taking the oath Of OF
nee IN Savannah Yesterday bel5re
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GOVERNOR SLATON
eeETS,NANy BIDS
GEoReIA's CHIEF AEcuTVE is
OVERWHELMED Et5sa A
INVITATIONS

Atlanta, Sept. 1S.-If Govern
ton attended all the invitations he has
received to be the guest of honor al
country fairs in Georgia this fall, he
would not have a moment left to re-
main in Atlanta and attend to the
business of the executive office. He
would have to make up daily rail
road schedule like "a circus perfor-
mer or lyceum lecturer, ana would
be compelled to play one night stands
at that
The governor particularly desires
to attend a few fairs, being keenly
interested in the agricultural pro
gress and welfare of the state, but
when he received this morning his
Iorty second invitation he threw up
his hands in hopeless despair, sRd
instructed his secretary to write and
decline all invitations with sincere
regrets.
Ha could not attend all fof the' /,
and did not feel that it would DE
proper to discriminate
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Thaw Peeved, He
Missed His Ride


Concord N. H, Sept. 19,-An over
cast sky, which indicated the proba-
bility that he would be denied a prom
used ride, appeared to be Harry x.
YThaw's chief concern this morning.
Sheriff Drew fold him however, that
If the storm kept the crowd Of curioas
under cover he would be permitted to
visit the state house and tier public
!. buildings
The usual large amount mail was
awaiting Thaw and newspapers were
filed high on his table when he ap
peared for breakfast. The published
accounts OF his own case were read as
lase1y as ever. +
EoznseI continued today their pre-
ipn of the case to be submitte-
TKaw's behalf to Gov. Felker al
dition hearing Tuesday. n
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POLICE SEEK
GREEN WOMAN
FINDING OF PHOTOGRAPHS ol
DEATH CERTIFICATE OPENS
UP NEW THEoRH
TO PROBE LIFE OF MUR|
He Was in Charge at the Time of 1
Investigation into the Life OF job,
HOoh "sIuebeard of chicaa
Charged with Killing of 1s wiz

New York, Sept. I9.-Detectiye
searching through the effects of I
Schmidt confessed murderer Of Al
Aumuller, were str ngthened tod
IN their belief that he had plan
other murders by finding compl
sets OF health department blau
necessary to dispose of bodies, Il
death certificates to undertakers'
mits. Such blanks are issued by
department only to physicians in g
standing, whose records have b
rigidly investigated How SchmX
got them was unknown. Is
With the finding of these bla
the police redubled the vigor of
search for Helen Green, who va
ed month ago, after writing Sch
that she could not live without Il
She was believed to be in Chica
Schmidt told the detectives that
was casual acquaintance.
! Investigating the past Of Err
MUret, the dentist friend of Schmi
implicated with Schmidt in count
teiting operations, Inspector Fal
head Of the detective bureau,
had this to say:
i have learned that DR.. Muret
+ in Chicago at the time of the inva&
cation into the life of Johann Hol
the "Bluebeard of Chicago" in 1%
Hoch was arrested in that year
er 1t was charged he had killed Is
$ his wives There was a report IL
the number of his wiyAs would rea
So"
l No charge in CONNECTION with An
1 Aumuller's death has been ma
/. against Iurett. nor has charge
counterfeitihg yet been made agail
him Muret is in the Tombs await
: sentence for having violated the S
livan law in having a pistol IL
possession.
The blanks found in Schmidt's
feels today were the kind issued
physicians to relatives of a dead p
son be by them turned over to 1
undertaken in charge I the body.
The finding of the photograph
blanks in Schmidt's trunk caused 4
detectives to investigate deeper in
the past OF Ernest Murat, the Sc
styled dentist, implicated wi
Schmidt In counterfeiting. Fro
London came reports that MGT51 Il;
been a fugitive from justice sia'
April 20, 1911, when he was char
ed with having falsely represents
himself as DIR. Ernest Stein, med
cal practitiner. Thus far Muret hi
denied all knowledge of the manni
in which Anna Aumuller met ht
death.
Despite protestations of bot
schmidt and Muret, the detective
are convinced that they are relative
and today investigated a report rroi
Aschaffenburg, Germany, Schmidt
native town, to the effect that Mure
is really Adolf Mueller Schmidt
cousin
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RECORDER" LUDWIG GIVES
WOMAN HEAVY FINE

Emma Register white woman, who
disgracod her name and color, by her
actions and associates Wednesday
night, when she drove hack through
various streets Of the city in drunk
ell frenzy, was fined $40 in police
court by Alderman Ludwig yesterday
morning.
Mary Fleming, a cslored woman,
who accompanied her was fined s.,
and w. II. Kirkland a white man who
stated, however, that he lived near
the woman and was simply trying TO
pacify and get her home, was fined
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ARGUMENTS FOR mNAueHroN

Atlanta, Sept. 19.-At 1870 O'CLOCK
this morning arguments Of attorney
over the life of DR.. j. w McNaughtoI
convicted of the the murder OF Fred
Flanders and recommended for pardon
by NE prison commission began II
Gov. Slaton's office. 1t is> probable
they will last over until late Satui.
day
Before the final hearing startei me
govern stated that he viii rot re
spite the convicted man t'aer, tu'
VIII decide on ne Of thr)e .rsts o.
ar ion definitely
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END STRIKE.

Galveston, Sept. 19.-7An agreement
TO end the dock workers strike hsre'
aecting $500 men was reached at
enference this afoternoon. The agree
ment will be submitted to the several
unions involved for ratifscation y
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NO PENALTY FOR
SLAYER oF MApERo

Meico City, Sept. 19.-The deaths Of
the late President Francisco l. Made
ro and vice President jose Maria Pine
ouarez we're not brought by a punish
able crime, according to a decision
prnounced by the military curl here
today.