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In as Insane Mood He Carnal! Pleased the
urine and Executed It. Successfully.
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Carcass, July 6.—Frederlck Hellman,
a well to do Jansen and contractor, mun
derail his wife and four children and then
killed himself. , It was at first supposed
that. Hellman and his wife and children
met death by accident, but it developed at‘
the coroner's inquest that the wholesale
murder was. calmly planned. and that the
man intended to kill himself and end the
existence of the members of his family.
The dead man and his victims are:
Frederick Hellman, aged 87; Mrs. ida
Hellman, aged 82; ‘ Hellman, "Jr.,
aged 11; Ida Hellman, aged 10; William
Bellman. aged 7. and Hedwig Hellman, a
atyear-old daughter.
The tragedy took place in a little brick
cottage at the corner of Cornelia and Wood
streets. The motive for the crime may
never be known. but it is supposed to be
the act of a madman.
Hellman ten years ago had a aunstroke,
from which he never rootworod completely.
Suspicion was first aroused by tho fact
that the house in which the Hellmaus
lived was tightly closcd long after the
usual hour for the family to ho astir. The
mother and nuirriod sistcr of Hellman,
who lived next door, attemptcd to break
into the housc, but wurc unable to do so.
They finally mmmgod to fort-.- an entrance
through a window that had boon loft uno
fastened, and made their way to one of
the bedrooms, where the dead bodies of
all tho family worn fotiud. '
The house was so full of gas that the
two women wvro nonrly ovorcoino, and it
was only uftor it had boon opom-d up that
it was found poseiblc to turnoff the gas,
which was strcuming from an opcn jor.
Tho rcluiivos umi all lhc nclghborsnt onco
concludcd that the deaths had boon the
result of an uccldout. nndthc police, whon
they camc, odhorod to tho sumo opinion.
The opcli gas jet was just above the bud
in which tho mothcr and one of tho chil-
dren lay, and it was supposed that ono of
them had during the night accidentally
hit the stopcm-k and knockcd it. upon.
lied Celmly Planned the Deed;
At the inquost, howcvor. an entif‘cly
dlfloront mmpicxion was givcu to tho af-
fair by (.‘hnrlos. a brothor of liollmun,
who producod u lcttcr writtcu bytho mur-
derer and suicide into on the prcvlous
evening, in which ho. cloariy statcd his
purpose of killing himsolf, although he
gnvc no intimation ‘of the fact that hcwus
meditating thc donths of the mcmbors of
his family. lic spoko of tho window
through which tho \vornon hnd cruwlod
as tho only way in which his brorhcr could
gain admission to tho houso and said he
hull loft it opcu for that purpmso.
Tho brothcr did not receive the lcttcr
until thc uftornoon and carncdlrcx-t to tho
inquost. Uthcr circumsmncos also wont
to show tho dolibcrntc intontious of tho
nuln. The gas pipoe wcro only plucod in
the house two wccks ago. it is now the
bclicf timt thoy worc put tin-ro forlho pun"
punt: of carrying out tho dcod so succoss-
fully mu'ulllpllrillcti.
Tho position of tho bodicu‘ at tho time
thcyworo found indicatcd that tho two
boys and oldor girl fought dcsporutcly to
lcuvc tho room uftcr tho futhcrluul lurrml
on tho gns. 'l‘ho mothcr and baby worc ly-
ing on tho insidoof tho bod. as if in pcnco-
ful slumbcr, but tho twin lmys and tho old-
cr girl wvro in diti‘crcnt attitude-s, and tho
r‘xpl‘t'Sslotls‘ of tllcif‘ fill‘l‘i \i'cro ibosr- of
pcrsons who had slrugglcd hard. The
futbor's hand was firmly plum-d act-ms tin-
ninuih of tho older boy, and llll'f'l' ix an
nlri‘uslon of liic throat Hf tho (Illlx'l' laid. its
though ho had boon strangled.
('hurlcs licllnmn said that ho could soc
no rcuwu for his brolhcr‘s action .~n\'c luv
sanity. ill':\\':i.~i dt-Vuia‘tl to his family. und
his busiuc»: ‘d'lls in :l llourinhitu: cumin
tiou. ho not owing a dollar. A \‘ot‘dict of
murdor und suicido wm‘ i'l‘lllll‘rl'll by tho
jury.
A Trunk Myste-ry Solved.
().\L\n.\, .luly li.——’l‘bc trunk municr
myslcry. which has dislurbcd ull ilnmhu
slici- 'i‘llcsdtl)’, was clourod up whcn lilo
frightfuliy Inutllnicd body of thc victim,
John E. Soljnn. was found in tho river,
and tho prisoncrs first urrostod. Mnto Mi-
klill find “'ift', Alittlll lli't'km‘itch. .lullil
L'rban and John ilrulmitz—wcro formally
churgod with murdor. ’l‘ho prisonors still
refuse to talk, but tho policc oxpoot a con»
fcsslon.
Tho police struck a trail of blood anili-
cicnt to be dotcctcd nnd follow-d it bolow
the city, whoro the body had boon turret. in-
to tho rivcr. it was found in on oddy a
short distanco bolow tho sccuo. 'l'hc tlmmt
was cut from our to our, ”to bond was
mushcd us with an mr, and othor parts of
the body Wcl‘c frightfully lncornlod. it bi
bolicvod tho lllflll was marrotnulod by tho
murdorcrs. and. resisting. was slowly
hlli'kuil to pierce. ‘
The first tmtgihlo clow loll atllsprmltlon
of t-‘oljun's body was obtlllllt‘deltt'll a lio-
lu-minn ind who is cmploycd mt n portor
in a down town hotcl. and who ilfll'lllilllll-
ally uctcd nu lntorprotor for tho [unlit-c,
claimed to havetlistmvorod ovidoucc that
the body was carried toward the river.
iio came to tho polico station at noon
with the information that ho had discov-
crcd blood stains on tho sldowaik at Thu--
tccnth and Plot-co ntroots. and also that. on
going to amount lot in the vicinityof the
Creighton Collogo ho bud soon blood. iio
had chlppod sovorul picccsof blood stoinod
planks off. which he brought. with him an
evidence of his discovory. llotcctlvcs ivorc
put on tho cmo, and a low hours later the
body was found. Chief Whitc's dotootiyos
have workcd day and night on tho canes
ever since the first report was received.
John B. Gentry and Joe Patcbsn Matched.
Sr. Josarn, Mo, July tl.-J. F. Scott,
owner of the champion pacing sttiilion
John R. Gentry. mom. and John (5. Toy-
lor, owner of the racing champion pacer
Joe Patchcn, 2204, have made a match for
02.600 between those two celebrities for
July ill at the Frccport ails.) lllt'l‘tillg.
. Disabled by the Gale.
Puovtacarowr, hinss., July ti.—-Thls
harbor is full of disabled craft, driven in
by the hurry caster] gale which prevailed.
Many of thorn su steed severely. and one
or twoahad narrow weaves from wreck.
fweteeegreepiemewaed.
.‘i' 9‘1 sis
.‘KAV. r ' 1
”fimglbw
. The insurgents were commanded by Po
low any ono to lcuvo tho com-hos.
asses, Vt.. J d.-ilytlleovemtrh-
nun" °- was.”
W W .
,, men. women and chil- ,
area, houndtce , this city. wasfired upon
byebeudotinsurgents. Onlyouscfthe
passengers was wounded. ,
. The plantation of Esperanza. near Barr
toDorulngo, in the Segue laGrandedis-
trictcf the provinces! SantaOlara, has
been attacked by 50 insurgents, who seized
all the arms and afterward. plundered a
store at Mania Quieta. They also out the
talcum).h and telephone wires communi-
cating with Santo Domingo for a distance
of about one league, thus interrupting
communication between that town and
the country in which they were operating.
dro, Garcia and Lisa. A detachment of
troops has been sent in pursuit.
The insurgents have also burned several
houses at Tiarraba, not far from the‘ city
of Santiagodc Cuba. their intention being
to cause the garrison to halve the fort and
start in pursuit of thorn. but as the troops
did not leave the fort the insurgents opened
fire on it and kept up firing for two hours.
At the expiration of that time the insur-
gents wcre compelled to retire, leaving
many dead and wounded on the field.
information has been received here from
Caracas to the offerzt that many revolu-
tionists are there preparing to attempt a
landing on the coast of Cuba, and that
others have already left Caracas for these
shores.
The soldiers who have boon operating
against the insurgents commanded by An-
tonia Moose noticed many nogrocs with
earrings and rings in their noses. They
are silpposcd to be Haitians.
A battalion of volunteers is being
formed at Porto Rico, and as scion as it is
up to tho required strength it will be sent
here to tresist the volunteer forces mating
in (to-operation with the government
trmps, the captain gent-rs] of Porto Rico,
Gnmir. having previously given his per-
mission.
MILITIA ORDERED OUT.
The Trouble In tho Elkhorn Region Bo-
comee More Serious.
HIYNTfStlTox, W. Vll.,'.llll_\' ll,~Compu~
nice I and (1‘ of tho stain militia hcro have
just rocoivcd ordors from (iovoruor McCor-
klo at Charleston to roport at the Poca-
hontas mining district. '
Tho minors with winchcstcrs forced 50
of tho forcign lulmrors to quit work and
lmvc tho flcld. Thursday night a bond of
urnmi strikers mot the Norfolk and Worst-
orn trains at Bocknmn and rofusod to al-
[Tuitcd
Status Marshal Gordon was notiflcd. and
he has ordcrod all tho dcputy marshals in
the state to nurse at Huntington in orda-
to protcct tho trains.
Another spcclnl from Huntington says
tho situation in tho Elkhoru mo region
is vory scrious, and Captain Adjutant Ly-
ons of tho Second rcgirnont has ordcrcd
all commutes to lifim‘lllllli' nn'd bo roudy to
mow to Elkhorn at u moiuont's notico.
Willihzmxu, July fi.—.\ spociul just rev
ccivod is to the cficot that tho minors
throughout the Elkhorn rcgion nro riot-
ing. having burnod houses and committed
otbor doprcdntlons.
'l‘hc Elkhurn mining rcgion is on the
Norfolk and Wostcrn mod ucnrtho lxniridr
nry of Virginia and is on tho \l’ost Vir-
ginlu sldo of tho llnc, m which the gov-
crnor of Virginia has had troops for two
months past.
'i‘ho proscnt (roublc is supposed to ho
duo to tho long striko, during which the
strike-rs hnvc lu't‘fl drivcn l'o dcsporntion
tltrough hungor. Hm‘ornor )lt'i‘orklo
has bot-u watching affairs closoly and has
mutton-a wall in hand. if noccwtry. trmps
will boon tho ground by noon tmluy. and
thoro is littlc doubt tlmt tin-y will bc able
to copo with tho hiilitllltill.
CORBETT IN TRAINING.
The Champion New Getting In Condition to
Fight Next "clubs-r.
.\'l-;\i‘ Yollii. July ti.—-—.llm (‘orbt-tt did
not pick out in good day to bogin training
for his conlcst with liob l‘iizsimmons. it
was tho clmmplou'e intonilon to start
working' on July l iu~tcnd of sltooling oii'
ilrccrnclu‘rs and cob-bruling tho duy us
othor Aunricuns do. lint iln- ruin sadly
intorfcrod with his plans.
'i‘bcrcwns no rcuson why hc should huvo
boon so anxious. ’l‘ho fight is sclu-dulcd
for Oct. 31, so ho has picnly of illlltl.
('orbctt blur laid out plans which llclunoy
intrude ho shnll stick to. From this time
till Hopi. 1 ho will work porhaps an hour
a day. in othor words. ho will cnjoy a in
cotton, taking about as much i‘XI‘l‘llnll as
an ordinary lllllll Would. As a starter ho
playcd two gnmos of bundlmll. lloluncy
and (Iorbctl's brothcr .loc wore his impo-
nullis.
Terr-ed and Feathered by White Caps.
Curmuu'ur. i'. 11.. July d.—-Jnmcs
Nndd. a railroad scctlon band, who lives
in a farmhouseonomllo from hero, was
turn-d and fcnthcrod by whito cups. The
participants in tho affair arc thought to
bo some of tho niost [mutilncut roeldcnts
of this vicinity. who have for Homo timo
exprossod thoir disgust at Nudd’e action
in procuring us a housokccpcr ouo of Con-
tcrbury’s prcttlcst girls. This fooling cid-
minutcd whou it was lcnruod that Nudd
has a wife and family in illinols.
Went to Dust Decamp.
Prinmoutrum, July c.—-—.\ndrow J. De
Onillp, tho goucrul umungor of tho lirush
Elootrlc Light cotupouy. which cotnpnlly
furnishos tho city with a portion of its
light, has boon scored with a writ of «mo
wurruntr‘r to show cutnw why he silould not
be oustod from common ctumcil lacunae
of tho rotations bctwocu his company and
the city.
Copper and Iron Mill numd.
Steven Carr, N. M.. July e._Nr-ws
reached hero of the burning of the tinnta
Rita (limpi‘l' and iron mill, is miles from
Silver City. The machlnory in the build
ing was thr- flnost in New Mexico. and the
mill was one of the host oqnipprnl in the
want. it is supposed thcflmvvns caused
by a toy balloon.
New England WHO Staph-es.
eros, July 0.--'i’ho New England
Baseball Wintion, originally unspoiled
of clubs in tho conipuct circuit of Well.
Lawrence. linvul'hlll, Salem, Nashua and
Fitchburg, expired. the fmgments of it
having lust succeeded in weathering the
money making day of the man, the
Fourth of July.
Omelet that by e Guard.
Garcons, lies... July amendments
excitement was caused at the refer-mater,
byes attem onthepart of a convict
named to train Offieeedoyee at the
‘ ss-m' '- eu” ;m" "' ‘ wl ‘
To‘ughs Attacked Bennett Cath-
olics, and a Battle Followed.
THREE KILLED; FIFTY WOUNDBD.
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The Fight lasted Over- su Hour. and Then
‘ the Intruders Were Driven Out, having
helm of Their Comrades Dead on the
Ground. .
CHICAGO, July 6.——Startling reports of
a desperate riot at Siberia. Perry county,
are coming in by telephone and couriers
from the scene of the encounters. Dr.
William Lorna: of White Sulphur has
just telephoned that 1.000 men and wom-
en twk part in the fight; that three men
are dead. four fatally hurt and 50 serious-
ly injured.
The dead are:
Fred Elmer.
William chc.
Frank Hurt.
Those fatally hurt are:
Peter Bennett.
Robert Dodge.
Abner Stoud.
Samuel Wilson.
Siberia is but a hamlet of a few dozen .
straggllnghouaos and a ltornnn Catholic .
church. the congrogntlon of which is com.
posed of Germans. ’l‘hcy nro simplo and
inoffensive pcoplo. but have bccn grcutly
annoyed by persons oppowd to their roll-
gion. '
Thursday thcy planned to enjoy a grcat
picnic in tho Woods surrounding the vil-
lago. Tho cntiro population turned out to
enjoy life picnic, and all “‘cut smotrthly
(lilollgll till sort-rail gangs of disturbcrs ap-
peared on the scenic and hogan to looks
troublc. ‘
'l‘lu-rc Wcro a number of lmoths on the
ground whore lutoxicants wcro scrvcd.
Those \vcrc illncrully patronize-d by tho in-
truders, who soon hogan toiusult tho Gor-
muus and thoir wivcs. 'I‘ho priost, who
was prcsont. munsclod his pooplc to "Wild
trouble if possible and to pay no nttcnliou
to tho jot-rs of the half drunkcn mnruud-
crs. Mismking this tolcrnnt-o for coward.
ice, tho intruders bocmne boldor and soon
precipitatcd a fight, which in u fcw mo-
ments assttnml tho proportion of a riot,
in which cvorybmly took part. Clubs and
lmttlcs \vcrc brought into play. and tho
pcucoful picnic w’us immodintcly trnns~
formcd into a group of strugglingflcurs-
iug mcn and screaming wmnon.
The flioturs Driven Out.
Snniuci Wilson, a lcudcr of tho outsid-
ors, was nrmcd with a huge knifo. which
howlcldod on cvory sidc. stabbing and
cutting many persons. Ho was finally
opposod by a sturdy (icrmun. who was
morc than u nuttcb for him until Wilson
plungt-d his knifc into his flock. As the
num foil back his Wife sprangthrough the
crowd and dcult Wilson a torriblo blow
with a bcor bottlo. crushing his skull.
lluriug tho llll'll‘t‘ ono of tho intruders
kickcd a woman about to bcconlo n moth-
er. killing hcr child and family injuring
hcr.
it soon bccnmo apparent to thc attack-
ing party timt thoy would bo unnibilutcd
if tho fight was contlnucd. and utter thoir
loador was strickcn down thcy run hastily
through tho woods to whcru thcir horscs
worc icrbcrod nnd oscnpcd, lcuving thrco
of thcir nulubor on tho ground for dcnd.
Cots and littcrs \vcrc lumiily improvisod
and tho dcud and Wouutlcd rcmovcd to tho
church in tho villugo and all tho physi-
cians in tho noighborhzmd cullod upon.
ilr. Lonnnx. n fillrlliiin of \l'hito Sulphur
Wolf and his t\\'ou.~'~'i.~tzttnts “'l'l'l' kcpt busy
all night caring for tin-woundcd.
l)r. l.ulil:l.\ <tuto< that ho sow-31 injurcd
and bclicvos that scrotal of thorn will div.
llo says thc light bogun at 3 o‘clock in tho
uffcrnoon and contlnucd for on hour.
A f.‘lt'itllollt‘ illcnnngc from Whito Sui-
phur \Vclls inst ci‘cnlug says at lcusi '30 of
(fin llljilrt‘tl will lilo. .\ i‘llllf‘lcr from lltt‘
sci-no of tho buttlc. who was soul for .~up~
plics for tho sui‘gcnns. stator: that thrcc
pcrs’ons arc tit'ml. 'l'woof tlu-tnwcrc mont-
bore of tho picnic party. and tho othor is
Wilson. tho lt'utlt-i‘nf thc riutcrs. Ncurly
all of tho riutcrs arc known. although it is
ccriuiu thut in tho purty thcrcwnso num-
bor of rough clutrzn'tcrx from tho district
lying :tcurtho llhlo t'ivcr. Manyof th-
riolcr.» currictl buggy spolws culicculctl
in tlu-ir Sill-N‘s. and mod tin-m with tor-
riblo t-il‘oct. spurin-r nrithcr :tgo nor sox.
'i’ho local mogidmto bu~ rivorn in poor-
ly cvcry mun in tho community as u dop-
uty to pt'cscrrc tho pom-c.
BRUIN ON A SPREE.
An Escaped Ilear Fleeces Schoolgirls and
Fights Cowl.
lbzctneu'rmvx, N. .i.. July ti.—A por-
foriniug boar cscapcd from his owncr, and
tho uoxt duy put in on nppcarnnco in tho
yard of tho Young lAlflli‘ri' somlnury at
Pompton Luko. A cow proporod to giro
battlc, und in tho fight which followod
tho ciuv's lildo was luldly torn. Tho bout
cm-upml injury.
It unlmmptcntly clinucd Mrs. Dc Mlllo'r-
cataclnmm hall at milo. William Winters
nonriy Hlt‘ppml on it ’l‘ui-edny night. This
boost knockcd at bottom out of his hand,
but Winn-rs cm'npt'tl any farther cxpori-
price by rurmlug. liruln is now boilovod
to bc In tho lillllitllm ntotlnlnlus.
Kennedy “clonal mils Approved.
iihumsnruo. July ti.——tl.m-rrior ”fist.-
ings will tmlny dispose! of all tho ronmlu-
ing lllt'llillll‘i‘it loft with him by tile lcgbaln-
turc. ilo got ridof a largo llllllllK‘i‘ of in.-
portnnt appropriation bills last night.
nanny of which have boon disapproved of
lurcuuuo of tho foillugofl’ in tho stuto rovn
nuos. 'l‘ho Kounmly school bills. which
ctrmplott-ly rovoluiionim‘ tho schlml sys-
toms of l’lttsburg and Allcghony, are up.
proved.
Trolley Car Accident.
13mins, July o.——Au inwnrtl luumd vim
trio cur outho Lynn and ilmton fitrcct
railway htmpvd tho track on Warren
bridge and crnslwtl lntoupnwt. The car
was partially wt'ct'kcd, and hire. Currie
West of (flu-ism. a passenger, was serious
iy injured ulmut the book. (‘lthor panca-
gore rccclvmi a severe eliciting up.
link Manufacturer Carter Drowned.
‘ HARWlfill. Mass. July 0.--Joltn w.
Carter. the well known ink manufacturer
of Boston was drowned while bathing at
the lxnach hero. Shortly after dinncrhe
aloft his sunimcr residence to go in bath
lag, and it is summed that he was soiled
with an attack of heart trouble.
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Renaud sleet no to Wises.
, Itrssssrosis. July s.-—-Krletfeu Row
merino wrecked the Basket lila-
nsepells, urethane arsfmnratorytem in
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makes new friends and customers as the
season for its appearance comes round at
this time of the year. It’s a satisfaction
in quality, price and it is in such neat
packages, 23c. lb., $2.30 tub.
Butter has gone up in New York. But
the price. and quality of our tub butter
will remain the same as it has for a
month pest, 22c. lb. Try it.
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