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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-14

Alice Windsor 10 who has been ah
sent from school for the past week
returned yesterday.
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Geneva, Jan. 1.-Two French gend-
arrnes on their way to arrest a
shepherd in the Dauphine Alps the other
day became lost Their cries for help
brought a peasant who tied them to-
gether with a rope, as their position
was a dangerous one, and led them out
to the safety of the pass.
During the trip one of the gendarmes
fell over a precipice, but was rescued
by means of the rops. When about
to part from their deliverer the gend-
armes enthusiastically embraced him
and inquired his name He proved to
be the very man whom they had been
sent to arrest Reluctantly they per-
formed their duty, and are now trying
to persuade the magistrate at Grenoble
to release him
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l a member of the

to his having been a member of the
original company
The current production of 1.-THE Vir-
ginian'' is bound to be an immense
success, and every theatre-goer in the
Y should make it a point to witness
it
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Francis Sherwood, rs, has will
drawn from the B. H. S. pool tournz
ment- His place will be taken b
Richard CHAPMAN.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-14

Earl Barto. ex-12, now of Water
bury, was recently here in an athletic
meet held in the local Y. NJ c. A.
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Will Get a
ay

SNN FRANCISCO. Aug 80 Six
MON hnr" been chosen 10 sit ON the
Jury that uii1 frt p Drow canipetfi
"n fh" Indictment charging him win
violation OF tho federal white sls,c
Hrt Counsel hciieve tho rlrv viii bo
completed tnmorrpp
Ihr'' OF tho jurors arc mon uto
were rejected 90 Tho trial of Maurv I
hFr friend and companion of CANT
r.t'i Who Hus convicted hsf Wefrae
nit n OBJ" same court ou similar
rI.rr" Iour of fh'm are men of
wealth. nr' heIuf Francis J Caroi,p
.'r'"if i'tdrr of Uur.ingfame and
Nrufoff. polio PLAYER and millionaire
Dr. is believed tho case will De- sub
mi'i"d hy Thur day or Friday Of next
Nrfk
'tmin''u f" h'iuE tried ON four
count of au Iudictmrnt which charges
i'ft Do" trans ported Maraha Warrins.
f"n and lola Nurris two Sacramento
..r'.. '' k"no. Nov.. on March 10 for
immoral purposes.
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Bessie Donley's Life
Is Again Threatened
EMERY GIVES
HOT TESTIMONY

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Aus. o6.-Ex.
animation OF James 4 Emery. counsel
FOR the National Association of Manu-
facturers, about the activity Of agents
or the association against Representa-
tive Buchanan. OF Illinois. enlivened
to-days session OF the senate lobby
commission. Emery said he opposed
buchanan because he considered that
the latter as president OF the Struc-
tural Iron Workers union. had sane
TONED violence at Toledo which DIFF.
fered only in degree from the dynamit-
ing Of the Los Angeles Times build.
ing
Well. the people Of Chicago elected
Representative Buchanan. didn't they 80
suggested Senator Reed.
Yes. and they elected Lorimer. 90
replied the witness
And Edward Hines. one Of your
members. assisted To elect him. Did
YOU ever assist in trying 10 defeat a
crook asked Senator Reed.
Yes. and this is q good illustra.
tion
You mean 10 characterize Buchanan
as d crookg'
think that T. a rood description %
REORGANIZATION % Martin " Mul.
hal before the house investigators by
counsel for Repre- entative McDprmott
~ Illinois. continued today and prob.
ably will nor b. concluded FOR several
days MCDermott himself and other
witnesses will 20 on the stand 20
deny assertions Of the former lobbyist
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WAVE OF CRIME
IN PHILADELPHIA
MURDERS, ATTEMPTED MUIR
DERS, SUICIDES AND
NEAR LY\CHING.
All Figure in Series of Crimes
Committed in Various
Parts of the City.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 26.-Two wo-
men were shot by their husbands. one
probably fatally. a negro woman was
killed by an admirer. who then NOR
tally wounded policeman. while one
or the husbands attempted to commit
suicide in wave OF crime which
swept over this city and vicinity to-
night. The negro who shot and killed
the COlored woman and then wounded
a policeman. also a negro. narrowly
escaped lynchiug az the hands OF a
crowd OF infuriated members of his
own race and few white mon.
Thomas Furloug. railroad brake.
man. shot ana probably fatally wound.
cd his wife tonight at the home Of her
mother in B"ruyu. near here. He then
shot himself iuflicfiug serious wounds.
When taken iD ca tody Furlong do
Cldred that the woman had attcmrfod
20 shoot him and She was shot whom
he attempted 20 wrcst the weapon
from her
John Brown fred two shots 40 his
vii" af the -uprer table one OF -hr
bullets went Wild and tla other struck
th" woman in DO" jaw
James Boyd. negro. shot and kiI-
"a bertha Fisher. also colorrd. In "a
hf of JEALOUSY. in saloon in Wet
Philadelphia : negro policeman.
Robert Steth. vas bot twice iu tho
stomach by Boyd oh.n Steth attomr,.
ed 20 arrest him s crowd Of Stofb..
nei2hhors ovcrpoV.r.d Bo.d and -a.
curing q rop" w"r" about 90 lynch him
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CONGRESSIONAL
Committeeman

WASHINGTON. - G.. Aug 20 re-.
publican senators and representatives
~ % joint caucus might chose most
NJ the members of the Republican con.
Eressional committee. which will begin
work soon ON tho congressional cam.
paign. Every state was accorded one
representative. the choice of the
states delegation On the senate and
house Six senators Vere among
those chosen tonight \ number Of
states were not rpady 10 report. and
Ntll announce selections later
The full committee will probably
meet within a fortnight and elect a
chairman and other officers aud Der
hsps consider cappsign policies
There was no discussion Of policies
tonight and everything vas harmoni.
ous senator Gallinrer. Of New Hamp.
shire. end Representative Green. Of
Massachusetts. presided
Tho personnel of the conversational
committee so far ~ elected tonight In.
Cludes
Delaware. senator Dupont. New Ier
fey. Representative Hrovnine. New
YORK. Representative Fairchud Ohio.
representative Fcss. pennsyIvania
Reproseutative Patteu. virginia. Ron.
rrscntative Slemp West Virginia
heprosentative Hughes
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MEXICAN SITUATION IS
DECIDEDLY UNSETTLED
HUERTA ASKS FOR TIME AND THIS FORESTAILS THE READ
ING OF WILSON'S MESSAGE-HOPE RAISED THAT
HUERTA MAY ACCEDE TO THE PLAN.
Lind Mexico
Have Exchanged With Gamboa-Nlessage Will Be
layed Until To-day When 1t Will BE Read to Congress-

WASHINGTON. Aug. e6.-The dila-
tory attitude OF the Huerta govern.
ment to-day gave administration Of
fcials hope that some concessions
might be made to the American pro
posals for peace In Mexico. but indica-
tons pointed TO a final ending OF the
negotiations tomorrow. when Presi.
dent Wilson is scheduled 10 read his
message to both houses of congress,
defining the policy which he thinks
the United States should pursue to-
ward its southern neighbor
A "a hour postponement OF the
presentation OF the message. which
was 70 have been read to-day. was
agreed TO after a joint request from
FREDERICK Gamboa, Mexican foreign
minister. and John Lind. President
Wilson's personal representative I'm
Mexico. II followed repeated efforts
on the part OF the Huerta officials TO
have the reading of the document de-
ferred indefinitely. Mr.. Lind left the
Mexican capital early to-day for Vera
Cruz. however. with the understanding
that the United States would an
nounce its policy tomorrow unless the
Huerta government reCeded
Supplementary Suggestions.
Mr.. Lind had made certain supple.
mentary suggestions TO Senior Gamboa
the nature OF which was not divulged
but administration officials declared
these constituted no departure from
the fundamentals OF the American
note The original proposals were of.
fcially announced as follows.
.
mite armistice
2-An early and free election.
Continued on Page Eight.l
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TRAIN HITS AUTO;
FIVE ARE KILLED

FREEPORT. Pa. Aug 81 4
Rowan. aged 30. his wife. two children
and his sister-in-law. Mrs Allen Wood
smith. all OF Brackenridge. we're
killed today when their automobi,.
vas struck by a special train Oh the
pennsylvania Railroad at Lane Sta
ton. Lanessille. near here. Tre ira IN
carried u. L. ODonnell. general sup
"rirtendent o' the Pennsy lvania Rail.
road Company and other officials. wao
we're making an inspection trip.
Rowan. his wife. and child. yea-
old. were killed instantly. : second
enid and ROwan's sistrrin-law died
49," hours after The accident.
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BRYAN GETS A
new JAP NOTE

WASHINGTON. Aug 20 Ambas.
-fdor tHudl late TODAY delivered "a
cf'iaiF lir, Hu. Japdns latest uote
20 tIr california an'ialicn land con.
Secretary Bryan and Ambassador
lhlnaa agreed to continue thrir I'M.
H'r landing of making public nothing
contained iu th" diplomatic exchange
on the question. and upon that All I'm
InruIfiun of what Uua contained A.,
IH' l"f'o government latest com.
lcafiOn ''' pun
U1. hn said however. that fbe
lat'. IHrnrree note contains roffir,
H iN" nature ~ an ultlmatum or uhtc1
miEIt bring fhr negotiations t,, , maj
Ht lis general tone is said to ind.
.f' ihni trn negotiations may con.
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STEUBENVILIE STRIKERS
ARE CITED BEFORE THE
COURT FOR CONTEMPT

COLUMBUS. o, Aug. 26.-
Matt +. Roberts. deputy United
States marshal. to-day served
writs OF citation on ten strikers
from the plant of the Phillips
Sheet and Tin Plate company
OF Steubenville. who are al
legged 10 have violated the or
der OF Injunction granted two
weeks ago by United States
Judge Safer.
Last Friday a riot In the
strike zone is said TO have re-
suited in "A serious injury to ID.
j. Mitchell. OF Chicago.
Judge Safer started an i'm.
mediate investigation, with the
result that the ten citations.
mostly for foreigners. were
taken 20 Steubenville. Judge
Safer will hear The contempt
charges next Tuesday.
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INCREASE FAILS
ON INCOME TAX
EFFORTS TO AMEND SECTION
OF BILL VOTED DOWN
BY BIG MAJORITY.
Many Republicans Voted With the
Democrats on Amendments
100 Paragraphs Left.

WASilINGTON. ID. c. Aug. 26.-
Attempts to increase the limit OF the
proposed income tax. on the larger in.
comes. failed in the Senate to-day.
when Senators Borah. Bristow and
Cummins led an effort 10 amend the
income tax section OF the Democratic
tariff bill
Senator Borah offered an amend.
ment increasing the graduated tax Oh
larger incomes until Il would have
reached > per cent. on those above
100000 a year The Democrats. aid
ed by ten Republicans. defeated the
amendment. - 10 l..
more radical provision. with a
maximum tax OF ten per cent. on in
comes 81 $4,000 or more will be sub
mitted by Senator Bristow when the
debate Is resumed tomorrow
Tn the pending bill the rates on
larger incomes are. One per cent. on
incomes from $4,000 TO $50 600: two
per cent. from $50 900 TO SI0O. 900. and
three per cent above 100000
senator Borah proposed the follow
ing additional tax. one Ireceut on
incomes frmo $4,000 to 1000: . per
cent from 100000 10 $40. 700: 3 per
cent from $4,000 20 $50 900: per.
cent from $4,000 to 100000. and
percent above 100000
The Democrats voted solidly against
the increase. and were Joined bv Sen.
ators Clarke. (WyomingD. Gallinger.
lippit. Lodge. olive. Penrose. Root.
Smoot. Warren and Weeks from the
Republican side
Reached Section Unexpectedly.
The senate reached the income tax
section OF the tarih bill unexpectedly
late m the afternoon. after finishing
the FIRST reading Of all the tariff
schedules In m" bill The debate is
expected 20 continue for day or two.
Tho demand for IN increase of the
tax ON big incomes was accompanied
by the declaration that men with large
incomes would escape their Just share
or the tpXes undcr the new bill
Senator Williams. who had charre
OF the income tax provisions for the
Democratic side insisted that the
committee had been COMPELLED 10 20
slowly and cautiously IN inaugurating
tho now form of direct taxation
We thought 10 well nov 10 estsb.
lish The tax upon simple grounds " he
taid Experience alone will show
no" % works. and the changes that
may b" necessary in % IN the future
The American people viii have rrpre.
s'ntatives here who viii revise ana
perfect o."
Nh"n the senate adjourned tonight.
lf had 100 or NOR" ~ the paragraphs
covering tho tarin rates still 10 dis.
pose oi. Those are scattered through
out th" various schedules of the biu
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: MEXICO CITY, Aug. 26.-President
Wilson's personal representative. John
Lind. and Federico Gamboa. the Mexi-
can minister of foreign affairs. are
again exchanging notes on the subject
Of the relations between the respective
governments. Notwithstanding that
Mr. Lind has already left the capital
and that President Wilson's other
agent. William Bayard Hale, has
planned TO leave tomorrow
Senor Gamboa's note. which he SAYS
! is in reply TO one received from the
American envoy was sent TO Mr.. Lind
al Vera Cruz tonight. The Mexican
foreign minister Is reticent as to the
character OF the exchanges. but un-
officially II IS said they will not alter
the situation. II is believed that they
have had to do merely with the re-
quest on the part of Mexico that Pres
ident Wilson delay the reading OF his
message TO congress In order that the
Mexicon government might prepare
for simultaneous publicity OF a por-
ton or all the documents in the case.
The government understands that
Mr.. Lind will leave Vera Cruz for the
! United States Thursday Mr.. Hale's
Instructions are TO leave here to-mor-
row and sail on Thursday.
That Mr.. Lind left the capital per
haps a day or two before Washington
expected him 10 do 80 Is indicated by
the arrival here of W. W. Canada. con
sui at Vera Cruz. on orders from the
state department 10 meet and accom-
pany Mr.. Lind TO Vera Cruz. The en-
voy had already LETT. however. when
I Consul Canada reached Mexico City.
Senor Gamboa was told that the Of
/ ticials az Washington appeared To be-
Continued on Page Eight)
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He was due here to-morrow IN h.,,
arguments on the application.
The next move in the Thaw case ,s
now distinctly I'D 10 those de.,r,ns
his deportation. Under the present
commitment he might remain In tho
Sherbrooke jail indefinitely. eIectinr
TO have a hearing before a district
magistrate. or demanding n furv trial
before the kings bench. criminal .,da
wnlch does not sit until Octoher
Briefly Thaw's lawyers have dsc,d.d
10 let him pace his cell, meanwhile
perfecting plans to defeat attemnts 10
put MIN across the Canadian border
1t B beyond me-" said William
Travers Jerome.
The fne points OF Canadian law
involved are such that / would not
leei JUSTIFIED In even guessing at the
outcome. We hope to get him in the
enc, put this tangle must be straight
ened out frst."
District Attorney Conger, OF Dutches,
county y. ", was equally puzzled and
reticent. III Mr.. Jerome can't solve
'ne nuC1Ie' certainly / can't" he said,
Further Complicated.
further 20 complicate matters. coun.
sci representing the State OF New
iorK are not sure that the commit
ment under which Thaw has chosen TO
remain In jail contains a charge OF
violating any OF the Dominion's Law.
II Is that OF being fugitive from the
Matteawan penitentiary (sic), where
ne was confined on a criminal charge
for life"
Hector Verrett, X. G representing
New York State. said tonight that no
regarded the withdrawal of the writ
(Conunusd on Par, UixheN
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Walker Is Endorsed
For District ATTORNEY
MOST OF FUND
APPORTIONED

WASHINGTON. Aug 20 Secretary
McAdoo announced today the appor-
tlonment. a. far "a IL had been com
pletfd d. OF tho $4,000 600 10 ba de-
posted by the government In national
banks Of the west and south 10 fac..-
Ia" the movement and marketing o.
crops tn" 'otal amount allotted 20
Gate is si6.50p.""O. of which So 1uu. p
90" Goes 20 banks in the u western
states. and S2l 500 600 20 the Is
southern states and the District OF
Columbia
IL" southern banks have asked that
their saar" Of tho funds be- deposited
90 AUGUST and : ptember. and those
ln TIE west want the money appor.
tion"d 10 them during September Dc.
iobor and November tn" money VIII
%" allowed 10 remain on deposit on an
ave rage OF fOur or five months An
"i " J. 20 b" returned not later than
next Aprll. and the southern banker.
who E't their money href. In pocau.
Der Will begin tuning DO back into
ihe tfea ufy in monthly in stallmcuf-
Makes Statement.
Iu statement announcing tine au.
p'rlonment Secretary NrAdoo s9id
e. funds ar" deposited Boo mo
banks iu the west and south af fti.
'imr becaus" b. i- believed That there
600 ''f 'i"'N iNI |I' furUf"
in ist 800 marketing Of the crous
h.rh are now being harvested iu
'N"-" particular sections. but ir .r tho
'.f-f or elsewhere Do sa0ufd boz eHpg %
mat there is need for the temporary
l-' or funds for similar Icrt'ful.a
Ilipnr es. rho gpF"rum.nf viii Doe quite
d' ready 10 extend similar aid
In each depository cIfv fhn Govern.
W'nt has chosen 20 special rapre..rft.
'I" VINO VIII sors" iu continuation
WIN clearing house c0wuIfttn a|
ht' i0 pass 600 900 commercial rIrar.
received g. security for frpuaif.. .r.I
aI paper before being accepted r.u.f
h" unanimously recommended o.. f.I.
committee
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Inc mysterious Unknown who has
peen tetrorizing the life OF Miss Res
~ 'Cnley. Of the South Side again
Hhue MS appearance last evening in
aIlh"st as spectacular fashion A. ne
ior"' ana for the third time showed
hins"f 10 be absolutely without fear
.. tne police OF a possible capture bv
oors. Last evening he was seen
~ Close range for the first time nv
others besides Miss DonIey. az be
ooloiy cast another threatening com
Ihunicaticn ~ he very feet OF the
front porch. "" 'N'
VIC" he has attempted 10 do seri-
Gus harm 20 Miss DOnIey. the acto.
ihrowlng cf two weeks aRo being ma
elimination Of six months Of bis puz.
1llng actions. but from all appear,
ences y seems a. II he is determinert
10 continue his persecufiona rn,u ~.
mas either fakrn the life OF the voun,
.aoy or accomplished his terrible pur.
pose. Whatever hat NAV be
oehed the Police.
re has dehed the police IN All hfa
actions and has Knocked their hest 81.
torts To capture him After a fr7tif-
s less search " q week following the
80 IN .t.I,,'E ,tI.IoNlnE OF two weeks ago and
tH' advancement ~ many wild fheor-
Hs rrheCtinR discrcdit on tho veracifv
on Ml-s ilonlcy f was unoTicfafiv a..
HounCed bv tho police that the case
Mould Dc given up and since that Tina
,n. 'ohl'y residence has been abso-
lu.elN unguarded The act Of last
evening shows the folly of ali ~.
wild opinions advanced bv both re
county Officials and the police ana
proves BEYOND doubt tho frufhfufnc@.
OF Miss Doulcys sfor,
i.ast evening Mrs Donlev. her
dauEhter Annie. her son Clarence AMI
thoiner Young man we're seated on
ne 'front.' porch chatting WITH Ressfc
Who sat just inside the door me,
In'N we're suddenly startled 10 see n
@Wal block wrapped in yellow psocr
rLrlNf thn ground 4 Few feet from fhc
rU'pH Naturally Clarence arose 10
''' "nai " was and ae no sfnpped
~ p,h U up DO was sflil more sur
prised 10 500 man running down fho
railroad track in tho rear of tho bor,o
niyinE the white cord which vas
around The block and unfolding fbe
PAPER which enclrclod g. fhero uas
Iound another Qucorly wordcd rniesivs
uin' sluE ihc police and threatening
The Ife of Miss uonicy
The leffor was written ON tho .oIloa
A'llo" paper qnd instead NJ being i'm
ordinary writing. was printed Vitb
scrupuiuus care o. was undoubtcltv
written hv tho same person az b,s
been sending tho letters for tho p.et
eight months or morc
Young Uonlov was ahIe fo sfetf,.
ruish tho throvc of tho note but poor
lN. owing to Che uncertain Hrht ard
Tho speed with which he ran. but his
remembrance from the brief riimnss
Afforded iailies exactly With ne nsn
6oonsnusd on rag. E,gAtl
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FIRE LOSS WILL
TOTAL $ll4,OOO

l''aI f..flf.H f4 fre Inf....r.. ..--
tilfEiI- TDE IS va tur 20
fffnfIin- fp figures supplied rv
Ir" Id'nf E - Hubbard ~ mo
'tarl' ron Niliinr and produr. com.
ranF. whose r.ur'ffg vac totally r..
'rntrd lsfr la.f r..hr. fIr total los
about ftifnYu. ou which mo Ir
Hffnrr amounted fp fql ruu ffa ar.
t"1n'"d 'Iaf 'Ho plant would &c. rn
lI.if af orsr
Nh.in 1tf.rpfn. fp blow dow, o.,
Fr'i. flH afternoon uIrf0u d, =
f"rr Of npl Iu tho ufIrntprfaof
were hfnk"u md uunhsr az frs
ifI badly dfHUarsf. duo fp tho 70 o.
OF fDu much dynamite
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THAW'S ATTORNEYS Slip
One OVER ON new WORKERS
WITHDRAW THEIR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS THROWING,
CONSERVATION INTO THE CAMP OF JEROME
AND HIS FELLOW OFFICIALS
new iok Attorneys Admit Frankly They Are at Sea and Jeros
says 1T Beyond Me'Fne PORTS Canadian Law Too Mh
Tor Amercans-Thaw May Remain N Jail Indefinitely

SHERBROOKE, Que, Aug. 26.
Harry X. Thaw's Canadian at
torneys late to-day withdrew the
writ of habeas corpus obtained
last week in his behalf and the
fugitive from Matteawan will not
be arraigned in the superior court
Tomorrow morning, as had been
expected. The withdrawal of the
writ may prolong the proceedings
indefinitely.
sHeReRookE. Quebec, Aug q
l"eonesday)-The Now York State
torees and associated counsel fiahtInc
tor the return OF Harry X. Thaw 20
msoea~an. announced early to-day
tnat' In their opinion, the move OF the
oefense to abandon the writ Of hsbeas
corpus could not be done without for.
maj permission Of the court, and that,
IN any event, Thaw would be forced
'nto court even " the commitment on
"nIen ne Is held had to be quashed.
'ne announcement was made by
FRANKLIN Kennedy, deputy attorney
genera'' Who returned from Ottawa and
montreal late last night, II the State
FORCES can make good their threat.
Iha~ may be discharged :o-day and
turned over TO the immigration au.
tnor'ties for deportation before niaht.
humors have been handled about all
DAY that the writ might be withdrawn
out 1t was not until this evening that
the notice was filed with the clerk OF
the court At the same time tele.
gram was sent to Judge Arthur Clio.
bensky at Montreal. who granted the
writ that such was counsels desire.
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MYSTERIOUS LETTER WAS
THROWN ON PORCH
LAST EVENING.
Family Was on Porch But in the
Darkness Were Unable TO
Distinguish Identity.

Dear Bessie:
failed to get you the last
t'me, but J will not fail again.
am q d sight smarter
tnsn the police and the de.
teetlVes you have searching for
me. even " I am so insaneIy
IN love with you.
W J can't get you bodily. 4
VIII nave your life; then every.
one VIII know who I am, for I
viii die with you.
Mysterious" John.
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KILLED on oRADr cRossruo

MAJ Nfk EE. ill. Avs .f Two rs..
SONS were KILLED and ous was -rrIo1-f.
1880 u" iEht when fnc lur Fnur
bite tIfN FIfer.. tnf.4el f........r .r
tf.,h touring car belongings fo Jacob
itfiiEef. 90 fIcuoa Mrs Neffre~ arl
uANhhfer we've kfllrd and a Yorrr srr
seriously injured Jacob Eedfrer
aud Hu older snn who was Grfvire a..
AZ. Jumped and escaped injury.