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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
ESSEX CENTER.

At the Abbey farm in ESSEX Center .
10Th anniversary of the marriage of
Rev and Mrs =. G. Abbey was ce
hrated Tuesday, March 4. About -r ncoi
We're present. 5. +. F'rIsbie Of Conn.
cut took charge of the earlier eNeu.u-
pleasures and an eioyablc prugrlm So
carried out. \ poem appropriate to Z
occasion was read by Mrs G. a. w.,
and Mrs. Frank Bigelow sang. Ms
b, Writer'S OF St Adams contributed
original poem and Walter Story a. H
classmate, sent letter. The FIr~t Bl
tist Church, Barre, sent u cordial ..t
Of congratulation. enclosing r,mc.
hrance in gold TO their former paste
II. II. Day in a few well chosen Wor
presented the couple with n plate
United States gold coin. Refreshmon
We're served in the dininC-room whi'
was decorated in yellow. The tIbleclo
used WAS hand-woyou by Mr. Abbey
mother before she was married. Mrs
e Frishic served and Mrs. c. n. We
poured with Miss Claire Abbey Mi
Florence Day and Fred Abbey assisttn
Both Mt and Mrs Abbey are Il years
age and Mr. Abbey wac born and III
lived on the home farm all his life e
ccpting y years spent in the ministr
They have son and daughter living al
seven grandchildren.
Martin Dodge, VINO has been serious
i'll, is gaining slowly.-Iames Moran h
accepted a position with Mr.. Denoigc
Westford MIR. and Mrs. Warren Day a
the parents of a daughter, born Saturda
The outlook club met with Nj
G. ". Rice WednesdaY.-Be iamin /
auetto of Malone visited his parents Su
day Mr. and Mrs. Harlow MAY are /
parents Of a son. born Monday.
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MoNKTON RIDGE.

The officers elected by the town were
Moderator, L. w Meader town clerk
f.. u. Deane: town treasurer, f. II. PAL
mcr; sclectmen, b. l.. Lawrence, Thomas
Butler, W. C. Donahue: overseer OF poor
T.. w. Meader; road commissioner T. A.
Beers; constable, J. w. Thomas: listers
l.. T.. Deane, John Butler. d. W. Eddy
auditors, A B. Miles, NJ. G. Hanson, II
V. Sears; school directors, \. y. Green,
NJ O. French Charles Hoag; town grand
juror, w. T, Paterson; town agent, f..
w. Meader: truant officer, \. Z. Miles
Fred G. Sheverettc has entered the en-
ploy of William WilcoX.--Miss Sophia
Shepard Of Montreal Is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shepard.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs \. w. Footc has returned from
Pawlet, where she has been visiting her
son, William. She was accompanied homo
by her little granddaughter, Julia. -
Charles Delphia of Bridport is moving to
the Mead farm recently vacated by Mr..
Payment.-William Hodgson is moving
back to the Benedict farm, which he left
last spring.-Peter Duffany has left the
Ia ston farm he has carried on for several!
years and Is to carry on Judd Wright )
There will be church social and fish
chowder supper at the town hall Friday
evening
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NEW HAVEN.

The next meeting of Beaver Glenn
Grange Will be held m the town hall
Friday evening when the first and second
degree will be worked.--Mrs f. M. Partch
is ill.-Levl Bigelow OF Port Henry Is
guest of his daughter, Mrs. +. II. Conant
Mrs. Irving Elliotte of Shelburnc visit
ed In town over Sunday.-E. Follansbee
and family have moved here from Proc
tor and will carry on the ]. f. Davis farm
-Hasson Davis has moved to his own
farm and Mr.. Parker of Shelburne Will
run the Barton farm.--Mrs Roy Hulburt
of Monkton is visiting her brother Elisha
Follansbee, and family.-Mr, and Mrs.
Patterson OF Monkton visited Mr. and
Mrs C. So,iire Sunday.
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LINCOLN.

William Danforth is moving into MS
house at the Center Maria Murray is
ill.--Ralph Sargent has commenced farm
Ing on the Dodge farm. MIR and MIS- $.
H. Buell. were in Starksboro Monday to
see her brother who Is ill-David Fol-
lansbce has returned to his home In
Starksboro,-Henry Stendman is able to
work after "a week in the house with the
srip.-Aliss Ethel Allen has gone to Bris-
tol, Conn, to work in q spring factory -
Alison Martell's little son has the mca. les
Mrs Smith has returned from Wcstfurd
Mrs William Perkins and daughter
Laura, who have been visiting her son.
John SpraGue, have returned TO her home
in Waterford Conn.,. f.. Bristol l. m
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GRANVILLE.

Nj. and Mrs. Oscar Parker are ill.
threatened with pncumonia.-I
Hook is not so Week.-Mrs. Laura Swami
and two children, Frank and Mary, have
moved from ~. C. Hubhard's tenement
house ut the lower village to Stockbridge
10 make their future homc-Square
Swami is to live with c, W. McInure and
and Mrs. Robert Marsh of
Rochester were guests OF Ncrlon Wood
and family Saturday and sunday.
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WEYBRIDGE.

W. G. and a, W. sWrtevant are hay
ing a severe attack Of the grip.--Nlrs.
Charles Elkins Of Brandon is the guest
of Mrs. H. l., Thomps pn,-Mr and Mrs.
George llicr are spending u few weeks
I'm HinesburE. -rhc Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist society met with Mrs
w. w Kingsland Wedno sday. The mem
beers of the New Haven West Cemetery
association met at thu town hall last
week and reorganized. eleetns as
trustees. c. NJ. Baker. ". Il. Hall L. 2.
Whitman, A. W. Sturtevant and j, s..
shaw: president. d. s. rWitchell; seer
tary, IL. A. Clark; treasurer II. a. Boi
-Ayr4. Martin Youps Is Pot a. Nell
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ADDISON.

y. $. crane, who had just recovered
from an attack OF pneumonia, is worse
Mrs. Mary Smith returned Monday from
a short visit with her son. Seward, and
wife, at Port Henry. She is now at Roy
Gages.-Thcre Is to be dance at the
town hall March - IIebert's orchestra
of Port Henry will furnish muscle. w.
Barber Is to have BERTHE Tucker carry on
his farm the coming year. lie is now NOV
ing thcrc.-'rhe Ladies' Aid will meet
Wednesday with Mrs c. r.. Thomas
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnge ID

Hllage for several days, is reported as
somewhat improved. Mrs. Frank G.
Dyer has returned to West Salisbury
after coming here to attend the funeral
of william u. Watson.-lra II.
LaFleur has returned from New
York where he has been for
20 days In the interest of a number of
farmers in this town and Salisbury. who
lost several thousand dollars when the
Purity MIX & Cream company failed at
Salisbury about three years ago, Mr.
IMI'lcur succeeded in securing claims
that will net the farmers a good per-
,cntage on the amount of money due
hem from the milk company.-Mrs Rena
&. Morse. -chool teacher at South
Hero. Is home for four weeks with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. Grardy.-At the
regular meeting the newly elected board
Of seectmcn appointed the following
Fence viewers T., r., Severance, George
Hodges and X. g. S. Blinu; pound Keeper,
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COLCHESTER.

Friday evening the play. above q
Clouds VIII be given at Woodmel
hail BY the young people of the Drama
club.-McKendree Petty spent Sund
with his grandmother. Mrs. Z. l.. Parn
lee.--Miss Mildred Gilbert Of Essex Jun
ton spent Sunday with Miss Mldr
Munson--Miss Margaret Wolcott is Wis
ing Mics Helen Andrus In Burlington.
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. Darwin Johnson has been i'll with
neura eia.--A daughter was born Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Phclps.-Mrs
Ernest Stokes visited in Starksboro sat
urday and Sundav.-Moses Stewart. who
has lived on the Ned Barker farm the
past year. has bought the John Preston
firm and Will move there about April !.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

George walton OF Kingston, y. y,
visiting his son, Harold.-Mrs. Jerusl
Taft entertained tho Ladies society
the VI. w. y. hall WednesdaY-Mr al
Mrs. NJ L. Brewster were guests Of I
mother, Mrs. Ella Brewster, at Richmoi
Sunday.-Mrs. Clara Norton vas at hoI
over Sunday to visit her father who
ill.--Mrs. II. J. Ellis and daught'
Dorothy, Of Waitsfield are guests of VI
Elliss parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Z,
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WHITING.

g. Filion and daughter. Aurorc. are
visiting III Montreal, Can.-Mrs. Richard
Lewis Is i'll with the measles.Mr. Nc
Farlan a student at Middlebury College,
preached at the Congregational Church
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur freega I'd
were in Rutland Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13

Professor Cady preached at the Metho-
dist Church Sunday morning and Mrs
II. A. Clark conducted the evening serv-
ice.-Mrs. Bailey Is failing. Miss Ruth
Hamilton remains about the same
Farmers have been busy the past week
rushing their logs into the saw mill.
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turned from Wcstport. n. y, where no
has taken contracts to bu'5 cottages
snd also work at Camp Dudley.-At n
meeting of the board Of nj crmen held
Tuesday evening q. z. stone was APP
pointed treasurer and VIII m January,
Janitor at city hall.--4R. w. 2 cCuen Is on
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STRICTLY TEMPERATE married
man wanted for a small farm. One who
understands gardening. References re-
uu!rsd. Address 1t North Willard ST.
Gl,tf&w,1t.
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NOTICE.

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Poyaton. Vt. 26.wtf
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL want
cd to assist IN general homework and
care of children. Mrs. Ross Wood, West
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PLEASANT VILLAGE HOME for sale,
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TWENTY FIVE MEN wanted to learn
the auto business, and prepare 20 III va
cancies at $3.50 to 5000 per week. Spo-
cial opportunity during spring rush.
Write now, stating age. Tho Maine
Auto COMPANY, 4fG Fore street Portland,
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WANTED.

4 CARETAKER FOR BOIS wanted AZ
tho Home for Destitute children Shei'
burno road. References required.
G)tfSlw1t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
NItBITRNTJON PROPOSAL
TO MINERS SINlifiIFU

Denver. pyc. Secretary ot D..
hor W. o. Wilson. aud GoYruu o.
4 Ammuus this afternoon prepared
joint letter Goo thc operators and
min,rs Withdrawing the urhIlmlior
proposition submitted hE thcm uf
week. luI the settlement of tho C0Iu-
udu coal strike This action Wus dp
c.dcd upon, BE- was explained m,rDiy
lu clarity tho situation Hud loafc ou}
.nc proposal before lho minors Th
,1yra thc goreruor propofl drawn
up U th. close oft HU H,pkF n0nior-
ouCo. uudcr consideration The 0p-
rIturs already have arrred to accH Hp,
thp surornora plan of settlement
Whether thiH proposal would hn eub.
uIuad Iu thc sirIkng minors a u
W1s wId thoir representatives 0n tht
pmmitttp had aToeG sam wns uu-
decided ut o'clock thia afternoon
The governors proposal in elfeat
provided lar 20 termination or tht
irikr. WuNun the question oi uuior
Recognition. granting practically .al
ih. miners uthor demands lnd pro.
,idmg "a strict enforcement of tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
GENERAL CNSTRO ~
REFUGEE N JtNWFY

Hormusillo. Mczico. Doc. -Gon-
cral Francisco Castro. who was roi.
oral commander u JulrDz prior tr
tho recent nmrsrut victory is @
refugee boo fhu homo of IaN WpaDr
German consul ut Julr,z. 4ad ro
port received today by General car
rauz1 from Grural Francisco VW
Ggr,Usl villa asked his command
or-iu-Dhict CHuaum. what action DO,
should take with rculrd tn Castro
General CHrrunN answered that villa
should mako request 0u tine tDI
man CONSUL for Co.,. delivery of th,
federal officer Uu lhc ground that Do,
had n.,u ml. Hf ouausDe uuius
public peace and ,ranVlty
% was held ny official. hef. thai
Gcncrnl Castro wts mot n any ns'
political msuv, out had taken ret
use uu tor,i-u consulate imny
dntcN after hc had been driglfe'
iu warfare
Villa reported tHat hc had place,
closo aWru around German cuusu
Weber. nous, te prevent thp ,s.ap
of the federal DoWmunicl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
DEAD OPEN AND
SHUT CASE, SAYS
PROSECUTOR
OF CRAIG
Counsel Employed by Women
TO Convict Alleged Slayer of
DR.. Helen Knabe Arraigns
Defendant.
SUICIDE THEORY rs
IMPOSSIBLE, CLAIM
Lny Lcased wlrc 70 E,enIns ncrnId.l '

Shoihyyllo. Ind. Dec. DIR VIII
liam o.. Cruig. Ju trial for his lie be
fore % iury consisting almost entirely
of farmers, this afternoon heard him
self denounced as The SLAYER of Dr
Helen Knabc boy Attorney Ephraim
lnman, representing the indianapolis
Council of Women. Tho iuiy was
completed az the forenoon session.
"Thc state will bc able to produce
no cyc witness to this crime said
Mr. lnman "Wc expect, however
to bring before you % train of circum-
stances all pointing, not only In ths
direction of murder but IN the Ill.
rcction at Dr. William B Craig as the
guilty man,
There will De no direct proof of
any engagement between Dr. Craig
ana Dr. knule 40 marry. but circum-
stances will lc overwhelming in thu
direction. She made % trip to New
York and bought articles iu contcm-
pmtion Of marriage. She made IL
known to friends that she had love
affair with u man who was Of violent
disposition and ungovornablp temper
Dr craig was that character of man
Thcrc came TIME just before pr
Knub,'s death when circumstance
Indicated that she discovered br
Craig's determination Go break mis-
apparent engagement Co marry her
IIc began associuting with another
woman and this Impressed Dr Knap,
that hp intended Co marry the other
woman
circumstance viii point unmis
takauIN Co CruE's affection for Or
Knauo at "a time before her death
We will show that hc even pcDuc,
into h,r windows in tho pight time
W, viii show that Dr Enuhcs lt,
was hopeful and cheerful, that she
Wus iu love with her work and CAV,
mo- manifestations uf dependency
thus prceludng any suicide theory
ON tho night ur th. murder Dr
craig was seen near the premise
within little while before the mur
der occurred.
"pr craig has iudulsod in sys
tenn ut making engagements VIII
women and breaking them, ll
ur0usod q high school girl aud rr
. fused tn marry her lc ala the sam,
thnp with another sirl and uttor
wards compromised with her
Describing tho wound iu Dr
/ NrIhp's urck, lumuu said tho char
|l,tys of 10 indicated that tho MAJ
/ who made b, was O surgeon and ku',
. how to run The knife 10 avoid th'
arteries and ,ut thy veins ao dcutl
would follow without the squirting %
| blood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
REBELS MORUIZING
TO AITNCk MONTInIN

Laredo. OK, Dc. l.-kcpurts re-
celvcd here today stated that rebels
were mobilizing at CdIdeia, near
Monterey, for au attack on Monterey
The rcvoiutiuuists Ia was said have
mot molestod lnc railroads aud are
giving non-cumbntuuts every oppor-
tunity to leave the city. color is
given Go tho report of preparation for
an attack by tho rumur that Mon
tcroy banks have requested the with
drnWll of money there. one banker
reported sis hundred thousand doll
lars in gold had been Withdrawn lasi
saturday Refugees already have de-
posted S2UU, 600 gold n Laredo
banks. II WAS learned definitely to-
day that tho Bank OF London and
Mexico had closed its Monterey
branch and that the Bauco Mcr"1u-
an also has arranged to Withdraw al|
deposits
Evidence that tho federal com,
mUnd of General Bu1io Nayarrot,
WAS not auuihilatcd after the capture
of Victoria, as rumorod, developed
saturday when NaNarrotc's soldier,
began coming into Monterey. Thvy
admitted defeat at Victoria.
General Nolascu has boon instruct
cd to move 900 once ON the city ol
Durungo after taking possession of
Torreun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
UNITED STATES STILL
BUSILY DOING NOTHING

Washington. Dec. 1.-IiCsidcnt
Wilson told callers today that the
Mexican factions seemed tn be rum
ming things in very interesting way
at present and that mo- Development
was contemplated so far as the Unit
ed States was concerned. Ills yisl-
tors believed he held In mind ,ho In
creasing number ot constitutional vic-
tories and the rapidly diminishing
zone OF control of the Ilucrta gov-
crnmcnt
William Bayard Hale. who talked
with General CurranzI and the con-
slitutionnllst chiefs at Nogalca. re.
turned here cgrly today and VIII sec
the president late today or tomorrow.
Officially. nothing was known at
the white house concerning the visit
.of Qucrido Mohcno, the Mcxican for
elpn minister 20 Vora Crug
Rear Admiru Fletcher reported to-
day ho had received further aasur-
anC s from the constltutionalist gem
crnl, Aguilar, that none pf his forces
would interfere with the oil wells
around T1mpico and Tuypam.
William Bayard Hale conferred
with Secretary Bryan as prolImin
nry Coo his conference with President
Wilson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
NOT TEGlEVED GUNYMNS
GARRISON nNS iUIlENDEHEp

Tucson, ArizY Dec. /. Reports cir
culatoG mere oud 10 Nogaios that tho
federal garrison at Gunymas had SUR
rendered, wore generally di@rolited
today u was believed, however, thnt
the disanccuou of tho troops under
General Oieda ana the constitutional
lists preparations 90 renew tho attack
seaport.
Guaymas, but officials at this end said
they had heard nothing tu indicate
an Intention on the part of tho rebels
to surrender.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
COUNTY GRAND JURY
CONVENES rs TRINIDAD

Trinidad. Colo. uoc For ihe
flrst time in eight years the county
srud iury convened here today Coz
rn ponce lo % cat issued rnocnfly hy
District Judge A. w McUondric. The
jury H oNpcctcd to direct Iie iuyosil-
CATIONS chiefly 10 disturbance ana
liioeod crimes growing out OF tho
cp1l strike.
ln inetructins .ho grand iury Judgo
Mcicndrie recommended th1t Untns-
reutmu of ehlrscs of nw violation
-tuwiur out of thc cont strike he Co.
rerr'd unul tho military commission
haa completed its l1horH iu order ihoi
thc two iuuuisItorol hoards may Coz
operate without conflict.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
FEDERNIS REPORTED NEOUT
no REt NITVRE TOHEEON

N0NI"O DiW Doc. I "TnC CIU UI
Torreon, which has long been u enc
hands of the rebels, rs about tu Doe
ratakrn by f,jorlIs under Gouara
jose Hofupiu N,.sco urcordms a..
dispatches received today nN iho V1I
department. Th. federal troops ur,
a.d to hIN, encountered uulp oppo-
siUuu u their liFlnco ON the UiH
and Hrg reported tp De now within %
fcv mites uI Jhy place Tho mU
ury authoriurs uv tho rOocyupaIuu
of Turroon viii he % great blow tu
tho revolution. 90. tho city De- The ED,
to operations boo four matoa. % is oU
tho border ot th. state uf ColnuIiU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
GERMAN CON~UL DENIES
RNOMIEDGE or GASTRIC

Julro2 Mes. D,.. i-M1N Weber
the German CONSUL today denied ,hn
General Francisco castro. former icd
oiul commando. Hus u refugee .u th,
Coueurs Fumr in Juaroz
81 have mot seen Castro since Oh,
duy bcror. thr Haht more chan tN,
weeks ago." said Weber "Nur du
know whore he Is hiding"
castro disappeared The m0rn.u.
villa surprised thc federal forces %
Juaroz and took the tuHu. Su..
then there have boon several feu0r.
as to his whereabouts. ono Was tha
hc had uccu soon boo Los Aug0los
Another report WAS thut Nius ua,
him Imprisoned n "a house n juar,
and had ,HIIl.uaI 90 execute U.m
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01
COURT MARTIAL AND
N | | / I A R Y
COMMISSION
IN SESSION
Former Convenes to Try Sold
iers and Inquisition Re
sumes Investigation Of Cases
in Trinidad Field.
UNION LEADER NICK
CARTER rs IN BAD

lBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. }
Trinidad. Colo. Dec IA court
martini and military commission
sat simultaneously today in me south
orn Colorado strike 2unc Tho martial
court convened for thc trial uf Che
cases of several soldiers charged with
violation Of military regulations and
the military commission resumed ita
Investigation of cnsos growing out of
thc present coal strike The military
authorities have received information
thnt Sam. alias Mick" j Carter. for
whose arrest and return Co Colorado
General Chngo has Offered rcNnrd
has been located ln Olslahoma Car
ter ie mine union leader wanted hv
the military authorities on charges
contained in the Zaucanclll confess
sion. a. q. McGary the mine union
organizer is stiu missing.
Tho striking minors in the tent coll
ouios Of the district are said io De-
excited over the report that men. n
large numbers. are being brought ln
to work in the mines and extra pre-
cautions have been taken hv tho mi-
Vita Officers to prevent possible out-
breaks
Robert W. rhuoh. district orpaui2-
or und president ~ thc local branch
of the minors union was tho first
witness called before tho military
commission today. Uhlich hns boon
held at Inc city inil since November
.25. pending an Investigation of hir
knowledge concerning strife disturb
ancos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01

AAfN AfNNA7NI ANAAN ~ ANNNAAN4IM AAN|NNAAMtI
bingham, Utah. DISC. i.-~SmudgeH
We're iit early today in the Uiah-Apcx
mine whore Ralph Lopez. desperado,
is making his last stand. with an
exits 90 tho mine except that Of tho
Andy tunnel hrttticed and sealed
With mud. and with poisonous gases
floating back into tho depths Of the
workings, Il was expected that the
fugltiyo would make q break for HE
.erty today.
a large amount of dynamite ~
stored in the mine and knowing Lo-
pcz could easily blow out one OF the
Dulkhcads. the scycn shoriffs early
today stationed dozen deputies nc
each of the fifteen tunnel mouths
with orders that they shoot him ON
sight.
'fhe ton thousand inhabitants or
this canyon walled mining town,
deep Ia drifts OF snow, were waiting
Ia tense excitement for the denoue-
ment OF the man hunt that already
has cost six lives.
a more dramatic sottiug for tho
lendlne ~ the career 81 Lopez. who
lsho0ts FOR tho heart and makes every
/ bullet count, could hardly be found
]
/ located near THE top Of q precipitous
wall Of the canyon ana from my ~
Us fifteen tunnel mouths one could
throw e stone that would descend for
/ nearly thousand feet before Il
laruck the bottom. Here and there
II miners cabin ciines 20 the cliff ana
from ore ~ these widow snt
watching today tor the aVsnging ~
hcr husbands siayer. Just before
lnoon The mouth Of the Andy tunnel
WAS stopped with bulkhead and the
fumes of sulphur smudee directed
into the mine through an opening.
Hulkhcads were placed In the other
mime mouths Yesterday and IA noon
smudsos of various compositions were
sending their poisonous fumes back
into every tunnel n Lopez did not
lattomt 20 break out it was planned