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Engineer Willi 0v‘ar20 Years Ex-
perience-Ran ily Signals

liATAViA. N. ,Y.. Jun. l3.-in a col-
lision between train 49. the Boston and
Buffalo special and train 23 on the N.
Y. Central this morning. a persons
were killed and 20 seriously injured.
some of theta‘pgmaps fatally. The ac-
cident occurred at 6:30 o'clock. when
train 49. due at the station at 5:36
o'clocksnd ahead of time, was stand-
ing in the station waiting for its time
of departure. Train 23, the Western
express. this at 5:20 o'clock a little
late. crashed into the waiting train.
from the rear.

The engine of train 23‘ telescoped
the rear Pullman of‘tbe waiting train
and stnashed into a daycoach. which
was next. in the train. The persons
who were killed were all riding in the
Pullman cur.

Wrecking crews from Rochester and
Buffalo are at present clearing the
track. while liasuenger trains are go-
ing throughout the freight tracks.

Willi one exception. the four bodice
of tmssengers in the wreckage of the
crushed sleeping car are so mutilated
as to make identification difficult. Two
were frightfully scolded by steam from
the engine, which ground them to pic-
ces. probably while they were asleep.
Tatters of light garments Were the on-
ly indications of clothing found.

Beneath one of the unidentified hod-
ics was found a silver locket and a
Masonic charm inscribed “(Inseius (‘..
Porriu, 9581 hlcccu Temple. New
York.

Superintendent ldrcriti. of the Wes
tern division of the New York
Central. made ib c following
statement: "From such preliminary
investigation as I have been able to
melee. .l. B. Lydell, of Buffalo, engin-
eer on train 23. which run into train
49 (Boston and Buffalo express), was
responsible for the Il'l'lfleflf in that he
had disobcycd signals. Mr. Lydcll
has been in the employ of the railroad
for forty ‘S’ears and has been an engin-
eer . ' c 1888. with a perfect record."

30 . 0N. Jun. lac—Train 49, which
was Wrecked at Batavia. early today
carried several sleeping cars from this
city. ‘ These ears in t Boston at 4:50
mm. yesterday. all; were fairly well-

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’ The local onlciais of the New York‘
central nitrous had received no oil

visas
a. nil! , _ , ‘ ‘ c any rec-
ord 0 th he occupying t 'itlecporl.

BATAV A. Jan. lll.~—Tlio following
injured are at a local hotel;

M. C. Flscoe. lawyer. lndlauapolis.
seriously injured.

F. G. Vanniitofiliurg. l-‘ultonvillc.
N.‘Y.. probably will die.

James 0. Moore, lawyer. Mutual
Life Buildinx. Budi‘tlo. seriously injur-
ed

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H. H. (idle. address unknown.

H. L. Jones. Chicano, conductor on
1138.0. h- P.,.Roilfbhti. on vacation.
slightl'yiniured.

Room .lilcli‘argnd. Chamberlain
Weather Strip .ompany. lletroit,
Mich. “lolly.

Abram (lolc, colorctl porter. iiostou.
slightly. _,

Mrs. John Show. iii Thorn street.
Toronto. Ont. severe scslf wound.
Mrs. Catherine iii no. and son.
Thomas. stoughtoll. use, painfully.

Edward Dobson. lilackburne. Enti-
land. painfully.

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biennium anti.-
ism IE-‘Ilii'tllii'l'lilll'

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HARTFORD. Jon .l8.-—-'l‘hc appoint-

mat of Theodore if. lilacdonald. the
state insurance commissioner. as re
csivor' for the Aollll indemnity com-
pany. will not in the least remove him
from the field of thou who seek reop-
pointtnent to commissions under the
Democratic governor. abuses it. held»
win. .

ll. has been prinwtlma on time that
the two Mscdonsidl. of New Haven
would tr to stay in even though s
Demon was in lilo executive chair.
solidi looits as if til plans were about
to be «my into 0 act in the senate.
and Linoleum- the Ippoiutment or Cat.
”would I! receiver for this lmporb
out. column). dodd'l min to alter
w questionmof his, effort for rest)»
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. fl is understood tut its figures on s
meat . , hands of Judu

t‘ hwsy Commie.
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president ,' gilt. order an the
om .l tom's
recent election of

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The Seulshipt Oyster System has
lust completed one of its most import-
ant purchases. having acquired the
business and plant of William M. liter-
win 0; Sons. of Milford. (Emma
Providence, it. i.

. ’l‘lic Merwin company was establis -
ed by William M. literwlu. who wan o e
of the pioneers in the oyster business.
Since his death ii \fcw years ago the
plant has been conducted by his sons.
The plant was originally established in
the '70s. and naturally has some of the
most choice
grounds of any plant in the business.
in acreage there is over 2.000 acres
of seed and propagating ground in the
vicinity of Milford. New
Strntford. Conn. over 200 acres
maturing ground in Narragansett Bay.
and also several hundred
growing ground in firecnport. L. i.. and

no»... at is
us Be

There is induded in the
some valuable real estate at Milford,
Coma. consisting of shocking house,
dock. elc.. find at East Providence. ll
l.. a lame and.
house. completed only a year or two
ago, with a capacity of about‘2.0(io gut
The. plant also includes
five sieaniboats and around 500.000
bushels of oysters now on the beds. of
The plant joins other
holdings of the Sealshipt System
these various localities and makes a
very valuable addition to

circuit [Hill—E81“.

Loin oi' Pork. liic lb.

I’ork Cimps. file if).

Small lean Fresh iianta. liic lb.
Homemade or Link Sausage. Hr. lb.
Mags Spring Lamb. Hc lb.

Spring Lamb Chops. Hc lb,

(‘huice Native Fowls. liic lb.

Native Roasting (thickens. 20c lb.
lircakfnst lint-on. ltic lb.

3 lb. pull I‘lll’i‘ Lard. 00c.

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NEW (‘ANAAN. Jan. law-Two no
men and one man Wore wounded. inc

hitter perhaps fatally. in ii revolver fu-
siisde here late last night. which loi-
Iowed an argument between four men
who have been working on a form in
this town in partnership. The most
seriously wounded. in ‘
heals. and the attendlpx physician to-
day was not hopeful for his recovery.
The others injured were Ml‘l. .losepb
(tenet. wife of one of thopartners. and
a Mrs. lioetno.
About a dorm shots. it was estimated.

‘ to Poona-

Act‘ording to the story told by the
police Antonio de Race and Joseph and
Dominick ’i‘srcretti. tho iatter's bro
there. to the the home of Joseph (ion-
ci. the fourth partner. to ialit about
The four men became
involved in an argument. which» ’was
followed by revolver shots.
the shooting a lamp. the only light to
the room. was extinguished.

After the liability had ceased. it was
found that three other occtlpants
the room. the wife. of Genet. Mrs. Loo
tone and Angelo Pcausnbsnfii.
had been wounded.
was learned later. was the roost lief'l-
ously injured. be receiving a bullet
which entered his side and
course upward and
The doctor has been unable as yet to
Mrs. t‘ecci receiv-
ed four bullet wounds in the hand. sad
it is thought that she will lone her arm.
Mrs. lmieno was but slightly wound-
ed, a bullet entering her arm.

The police. it is understood. learned
upon investigation that the Tavoretti
brothers and do Race were the only ,
persons in the mom who were armed.
De Race was arrested last night and
the authorities are looiiinz for the 0th»

their business.

l’eansabenlii. it

locate the bullet.

Later in the day the attending pity-
sicisn thought it was extremely doubt
fui if. Pesnubenio could recover.

Marcia iisiaiunoii
format It cillllflli

BRIDOEPORT. Jon. is.~’i‘hs rosin»
much of the Rev. Dr. (locus W. -.
chollon as pastor of the First
chu h was occupied inst aim at a

session of ill. members We
notice on his continua
sion was called at the close of the
weekly alcohol. There wps s lam,

«use. . . .
coalition“ that the pastor was
amongst the noises ‘

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The State Business Men's associa-
tion has replied to Mr. lifelien‘s sug-
section that unsafe and inadequate
service or excessive railroad rates
should be remedied by injunction. Mr.
Meiien‘s letter also seemed to sug-
gest that the proposed public utilities
commission was designed to nianase
all the piibiic service corporations.
President Jones of the Business Men's
association. denies this. Mr. Jones'
letter is as follows:

Office of the President.
Dsnbury. Conn. Jan. 11. 1911.
Messrs. Everett Ci. illll. Prel...autl Ar-
thur 8. Homes, Buoy. Connecticut
Editorial Association, New Haven.
Conn.

Dear flirt—l have lead Mr. Mcllen’s
very interesting letter of the 21th ult..
wherein he further enlarges upon his
suggestion of a court of commerce in-
stead of npublic utilities commission.

Mr. Mellen‘s suggestion that it is
undesirable for the state to secure a
political board or administrative com-
mission to manage the business ‘of
.public service corporations seems to
me entirely sound. The business men
of the state have not desired. and do
not now ask for. any such managerial
commission; and the bill which, they
have drafted for presentation to the
general assembly does not provide for
any such board.

in general. the administrative com-
missiou apitgcsted by that bill could
not only in npct‘lflc cam brought be
for» it by complaint: in matters either»
tiul to safety it could act on iia own in-
itiative. ii is given no managerial
powers. and is not intended to sup-
pitint the directors of public service
corporations. or to usurp any of their
legitimate powers. it will be effective.
however, in my opinion. to protection

The difficulty with Mr. Hellcu‘e court
of commerce: in that it will not he ef-
fective to this end. To attempt to in-
sure public snfcty. adequacy of ser-
vice or reasonableness of rates by a
broad extension of the present powers
of injunction neutrino me both unwise
and impracticable. _ ,-

if Mr. Notion? decibel commerce
(should find (as was claimed “the last
Inner-i assembly) that twenty cent.
was an excessive trolley for. between
Manchester and Hartford. turn. under
Mr. Mellea‘s situation. it should con
reci the abuse by an injunction lint
what would be the form of this injunc~
tiun? it would not properly enjoin the
Corporation from charging orcr ten
cents; for that would be fill ; the
rate. which involves the exert“ no of a
power which the ceiirts bold they do
not moose and collect be given. if it
enjoined the contention from contin-
uing to charge will “excessive' rate.
neither the corporation nor the public
would know who! was meant until the
question was determined upon it trial
for contempt of court. which seems to
rue su ntldimirsble situation. if it en-
joined the corporation fro mcontiuulnu
to chum twenty cools the corporation
might continue to charge unsettled
cents. sithoulh anything over ten
cents might be excessive.

in almost every concrete case Mr.
Melleu‘a suggested remedy by injunc-
tion will be found to he impracticable
to really care the existing evil.

Would if out lead on the contrary.
to increase litigation. with its attend-
ant dams and expense. and to study
augment “iuiilclni legislation" and the
much criticised "government by in
inaction?"

led's hilh opinion of our judiciary. But.
why can we not obtain men of the
some character and sbiii to serve on
so efficient public utiili on commie
stop as on an inefficient court of Milt
much? R f l)’
«port of yours.
. ANDREW it. JONES.
President of State Business Men‘s Asu
million.

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limit it; If. if. Devotion. Tortuous:
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Louis A. Andante . Mvtflewtown ave-
nue. duperintcuden wol‘the Norwalit
Mills Compounds :Wiaulpsult. nave
last events]; one of the most interest.
ing and entertaipin “Will that it has
it lliti am a u i s t t “3"" ‘l" Wm MW”; mm"

0 iii. ’iill 's en's ear at an!

t Q8 ‘ “8 0 80 n» of their meetings: j othnderuon is it
native of Scotland Minivan versed in
the history cf‘hla count .1 dis iii. aside
from his knowlodg
tux. interesting tin
and lust oveniny. wheelie save
talk an identified. Wars .the
meeting that at. Bull's lion's Club has
had in over a 3'01:le we at his best.
The meeting was fulfill; the Berkeley.
street chapel and. the utteudsnce was.
Many were. present who,
had not attended a moshing for a year
and all were more . delighted with
the entertainment-
ad‘orded them. He. [cite a very long
address. but itfwnfixulolllnsly inter-
esting and few wagedhow the time
w. flying. Mr.‘lindltm tallied upon
the history. trad
lifiion. wit. poet
tries. goofing;
customs o
talkins cshflllii‘yo 4m '
lie told the”, in
nor, pleasinn~
for the lecture

at . flout 'entertsln-'
wheat attacker.‘

‘ t Mr. Anderson

timeout. re-
more. indul-

‘llhtful mun-
; M greatly. Af-
m thesisual re-
freshments climb. guts. sandwich.
coffee‘nuserved. Ali
Mill the labeling was a
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,QILDHMD
Lest evening in . n" no of study
bola; pursued pl
‘vef'y interest-
ya were held.
[heath is The
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f luilowod VII
* . the members

largely pa . pond.
but of impor-

iiad brouxli cuts '
tsnt information.

 

character of the amusements for young
people in our own town. .

Frank ti. film will present the
matter of the work of
school in pmvidlnl appropriate pleas.
urea for the children.

Nelson likelicrtonn will look up the
state laws regarding the relation not
tween amusement: and young child‘

Miss Margaret 3. Wood will offer
«mittens u toobow the children
should be mridedfor in this res
in their homes. ,

This MIJfl‘lfil or studies is proving
of deep interest and promises to he
very wont-bio.

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onions iNOTALLID.

New Consul Tum Performs Work for

Kline“ hummus i. 0. O. F.

Ksbsosil Encampment. ls‘o. a. hold a
meeting last evening in the Odd Fol
lows‘ Hall. in Wall street. at which
titneihe recently elected officers were
installed. Two automobiles filled by
District Deputy George ‘3‘. Smith and
his sin! of «More from New Consul
hrrived early.» They were fully prepar-
ed for the installation and they per-
formed the services in tin «cells-tit and
exemplary mun». After the installing
the officers those present were
treated to a mule? Odd Fellows' blu-
euet. at which everything that is (nod
to out was on head. A smoker follow.
«the bandit“. and it was a very late .
our when the New. Conan automo-
ilss were created. load: for the re-
turn to that place. Clam were about
that was passed around.
bill that wh ob but gone before was
The officers installed

0. tic-charisma “sunburst.
fl. P.--8i. John Mbrrfll.
Bcrfbcwllarrlo 'A.» I lift.
submissions
8. .«Jouph Gnarls.
Guide—malt Nicksrson.

) First thallium Hyatt.
Madman-«Molt Minot.
Third Watch—v and
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0. l.--filwsid h Direct.

0. the-Cl If. . Daniels and flour

.tsntlon

i so fully in accord with Mn'Mai- °f

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Norwalk flan in Race for Dama-
crailc Nomination for Senator

mow—i..—

Received Seventy of ion Votes
. 'Csst Yesterday

HARTFORD. Jan. 13.—-—liomor B.

 

 

m. Cummings. of Stamford. Democratic
largest national oomrnitteemun. was nomina-‘
iod yesterday afternoon at o caucus of‘

the Democratic members of the state
legislature for United States senate.

The caucus was held shortly after
the house adjourned.

ti. Thomas. secretary of the Demo
cratic state committee.

(in motion of Representative Dunn.
of Wiillutsntic. Representative 1. W
Tinxier. of Vernon. was chosen chair‘
luau. Senator Archibald McNeil. of
Bridgeport and Representative Dunn

of Willimaniic. were appointed clerks-
by the chair. Representative Phillips‘
said: "This is a year of Democratic
«across». As a man of political exec-j
li‘llCi- i take pleasure in presenting.
the name of one who for twelve years;

has been a member of the Democratic
national committee and whose repu-

jiaiion as it polished speaker is not

confined to this state. He has been
it hard worker in every campaign. As
a candidate for Mretnry of state and
congressman at large he made excel-
lent runs. He has twice been mayor
of Stamford. and is at present presi-
dent. of the Stamford Board of Trade.

lie has been in actual law practice
for if years. i recommend him as I
noble example of manhood. No man
in this state deserves the honor of the
nominatiori more than Homer S. Cum~
mine.“

Senator lislloren in seetludin; the
nomination of Mr. t‘umminus said he
would have been glad to have endow
ed tux-Senator McNeil. of Bridgeport,
but he had refused to be a candidate.
Representative Maihles nominated

_ John 8. acymour. of Bouth Norwnlk.

Representative Murphy. of Dunbar-y.
in wounding the nomination of Mr.
Seymour. said that the best political
timber in the state comes from Fair-
tlcld county.

liapresentstiva Mallet-r. of Bridge
port and Domed. of Greenwich sec»
coded Mr. Cummiuitii‘ name.

Representative Peck. of Bedding.

resented the came of (ix-Governor

offer. of New Marlon. declaring him

to be the strongest man who could be
the “floated.

0h motion of Senator swim . I
roll call you was taken. ottoman be.
let; so follows: Whole number. too;
necessary for s choice, fit; Cummings
bad 70. Waller ‘23. Seymour 7.

On motion of lictn'esentative fismv
phli-r. the nomination of Mr. Cunr
minus was made unanimous.

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0"!” I" WI lflllll.
0F "ATE STATUTES

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New automobile markers are no

canary after January 1. Those con-
nemdntth the' automobile business
are of the opinion that many owners
have apparently overlooked this fact.
it is manicured that if the custom of
using the old markers in not done
sway with that there will be prosecu-
tions. The new markers provided by
the state are blue Mum with a white
background in place of the white fir
tires with it red background as were
used last year.
secretary of State iii. if. Rollers adv
milled that the alleged violations of
the law xv. been brought to tits at-
t that its did not feel iii t
the state should deal horiihly ill b
them but that the owners should be
allowed a reasonable time to clisnsa.
Within a few days however it is es.
pooled that the usinx of old numbers
will be all met an offense as the Ib-

 

ssiico of numbers.

- APIolAL.
Fresh Shoulders. like to.
Fresh llama. lilo lb.
Loin Pork. lac lb.
fipdl’f’y 1 heroes damage. the lb.
3 lbs. Shoulder Stank. 25c.
Plate Corned Beef. (to lb.
Pot Roast. any old price. (,
NEW YORK MARKET.
lid Washington 81.. ac. Norulh.

to Water 8L. Norwallm
'mo in a fire whlc

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COURT NARRUK iNI‘f‘ALLATlON.
Inuit Lawton is Chief. Reader and
rams- Nswmsn lob ohm .
. longer.

The neuter meeting of Court mo
Nit. No. u. l‘. of A. was held idgtholr
room lut oracles. D. 0. C. it. Dan
“chaos installed the following 0

dub Chief Banner—Thomas New

 
 

 

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tdicisry committee which he desiredl MW. F'. W. Khalil). who called
Meeting was called to order by E-

'icommittee delayed the announcement ”0““ not “my all day yesterday

-sfternoon. it was put up to Senator fore. Wednesday “EM M“ K‘

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HARTFORD.‘JEIL 13.'~“A8 a mem- Fourvounu spac'man. T
bar of the General Assetubly and as a Izod Bfldgfl St" E. No

Democrat who feels tight his party has l
been betrayed. i win to enter my . .
earnest protest against the appoinb Tonisonfiins "FF no
meat. of an admitted member of the
lobby and an employee of the railroad . .v .
germinal to use i“§'°fi“'h con-muse." Constable aslzar and Anti - .
its was romar e y enator ere»
intuit“ Donovan. of Norwaik. when the Made Some AFN“.
appointment triad?3 by llrlesli’l‘ent Wood-
rud‘ of Senator nan is an to the ‘
judi'oiary committee was announced her the '3“ W0 days hoboes “9
been terrorizing the neighborhobd
ant-tint! Wanted Judiciary. .
This was the appointment that was “"3 “Chm-Y 0‘ Bridse street, mull N
made at the expense of Senator F. A. walk. and last nisht a raid resulted t
Bartlett, of Bridgeprot. All the spa“ roundins on four young spool
elal interests went against his on Who are being held for trial til
pointnient to second place on the in. teruocn.

 

 

 

 

and secured the appointment of Sen- iConstahie Henry Seltzer for Will.
ator Malian, about. 7:30 last night. reported u
there were no less than eleven molt

Pressure Very Strong. ' .
The fight to place Malian on the the 3“”: and that they had

of the senate appointment until this committed depredations the hi

. , formed the constable. the gang;
fggttlbzrtc‘flhmem as: the screens in an effort to get fat
consented to accept the attenuation; 1‘0““ and! were. "9“"le “
of the committee on cities and bar coufiifibe 3: g" 310““ It. , _ .
oughs as was indicated the other day “0‘ m, muc 0" m in Wk?!
by The Poet. snug alone. so be secured the .

Senator llartlett will also he chitin “in” 0‘ “fulfill“ J01"; 5- Rel
man of the committee. on military nf- and Spool; ‘Pogjiamfi; 0:11 9"? p
fairs and he will also be a member of 0 “mg“ 0“". . h ff ‘ “f ?
the committee on executive nomina- “MW" ““7“ ”it”? Mel-MW 9.
tion. it. will thus be seen that he foil-s the appearance 0 e 3““ “S ’
very well. :y startled Itodle‘av: Toadies” a ,

Democratic Senators. y 0v" we ' 0 ever. placental

The Derelict-silo members of Bridge- 31329372232“: finalize: ”Tithe?
port were not so happily pieced. 8mi- their names as Chester M
ator McNeil gets the chairmanship of trunk Connors Pets 0““ “in
woman's suffrage and constitutional Connemanche.’ McCarthy and t *‘
amendments. while Senator Paddock are under twenty one years of
is assigned to federal relations. the it. was ascertained that (bottom
Putnam Memorial and manufacturers. che had secured a night‘s ‘ loll , ,
Wednesday from the Norwalk .

The cases of the hoboes would ,
srily have been disposed of this .
W” ins. hilt Judge Joseph R. Taylor?

ther being dead and Presidential

H l - torney William F. Tammany its.
' so out of town on business. a cu-_
. lines was decided on. Judge a.
Police Believe That They lisvoi Lockwood. of Norwalk. win 1»

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Oliver Kerdue. the younl man who such additional were. i cant part.
was so mysteriously shot night before . . , . -
last as he was leaving the home of n WANTED.

young lady in Saugstuck. who is now -«Mau .- a". 4 ,
lying in the Norwalk Hospital. where .WANTEOMTO Blinu‘iva .0
be was taken after the shooting. is Sfmlgmi‘fllu “filial“? . .
fillkln‘ a good light for this life. Dr. mt “am... ”a...“ ice, 3:. “an
Welter Hitchcock. who is in attend rlilinci. ' '
once. said this afternoon. that. barrios

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a matter of time. Ker-due is suffering in any. interline ‘
great pain. but nothing unusual. “Militia" 3" _ : .
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prisoner. taken last'nixhi. for having ion; on poo-er machino‘fi so a;
held up a men on a bridge “my,” onshirto. .Cluell. Perth 1 Co.
along the road, Frederick Lewis. the WANTED—Tn BUY, Kim
man that shot Kardue, they are Kraft: liar: fiy‘k‘d‘rfiflfih prion.
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that the jealousy caused the trouble. fimfi'gA 030.7%," N ,
as it will be remembered that Kerduo not let Church. l‘
but just been calling upon a yuan: "M "W "0"“- ‘ -
lady. but it to not thought amiable .’....__..._..........-_. . ..
minis: Kerdue and the young inady. ‘ 1. FOR 3 L
Miss Fisher. are not known to no v . “ _
been. the cause of any affair that would ‘o'gg..‘..§":da‘,§;?8mfi
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or now held di shoot the n a man. H .
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