Evening sentinel, Friday, October 16, 1925 · page 13

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Mine Foreman, Whose
Relatives Collected
$85, 000 Insurance I
‘A rested 0n Ship

NEW YORK, Oet.1 ‘M—TG.-(AP). Ar-
eeted as he arrived on I liner from
Irmany yesterday William H. Tur-
er. 39. former mine foreman at

McCarr. Pike county, Kentucky,‘ was
rmnlly charged with being a. {ugl-
ve from ijustlce on charge of. mur-
‘er. He is wanted in connection

iwith a mine bomb explosion which
lied two men one of whom was
entitled as Turner by relatives
his collected $85,000 ineumnce.

 

mar adi'ni‘led fleeing to Europe f

‘slml so that he wouze

who exploslm. on which the mur-
charge is based occurred in Jan-

, 1924. .
finer said that “certain dfghil
"' induced him to feign

policy and his wife $25, 000
”another policy.

Sin‘tted for murder by the
aury of Pike county. Ken-
, several days ago. when evi-
‘ he. uncovered by investigators
need the dynamite explosion
d not possibly have been eccl-
tnl II Vina first believed.
I der grilling by police Turner
riled any complicity in the explo-
nnd alerted ‘IiiI wife was not
mplinted in the memo to collect
. - cI. Arte .th prioIion. he
I. 9. member or hlI (study so:
” Ind forced him It pistol point
hire the night than out of town.
‘ in Motion. lrurner Iain! he rode
From McCarr. Turner mid he
’ to Columbus. Ohio. whim he
I. train to New York. ThIre. he
he was by hie IthIr-ih low.
nicks. who boutht Meter
.to Norway. From verity. Tur-
d he went to Germany.
. to this conntry When hit
I were exhuurted V - .
.wII token to Tombs will)
I

rommeserLm’, N. in,
-—For 35 years her home win! the
Bobbin! Ree: lighthouse. ishe III-

" dom came ashore. Her neighbor: .
were the gulls, the restless Wotan”

‘and the friendly ship: which I...

created with a flash of light. 'rheie '

M knew intimately. though it WM
‘hI’ lifiht 5“,!“ fill.

pic on every side.

And she has learned whn .
nose is. She is lonely now “like
dream of her declining your -
find a secluded (arm-we nice
place—Io that she may no
be lonely. .

“It iIn't the lack of neighb
lud ,that makes loneliness. »
phlzes this sun-tanned old i
the sea.‘ “Oh don't I kno
right in' the heart of you

and boys- Justugting their heart. out

with ionolin The thin

they're all self-centered. yo
die and they Wouldn‘t kno
they wouldn't care.

“Out on the lizhthouae it we: (it -
ierent. You are nature In t
merits. And the beat 00111933.

«the quiet." . 1
Of course. to Mrs.

the whole drama of her boll:
unfolded in the circular rooms

Here it was she came on I
feeling that never could one

flavor. Even then the ill
was not unfamiliar to hIi'.

ins dusk when. II I. frighten W‘
sent girl. IhI had cemI In limiti-

The Irc‘lthat
Io bronchi. 15 gr

through childhood. Sont'p yII'
Walker . died. an. aunt
leave it. utter all the hadron
Igone. It was putt It her v
n3.

30 the Inventing “VO-

hear people call it it (melt? 32in-
In winter the II I uid block In
.iem it. I wouldfhe'fii to rush Wound

her unhnvpy.
For. as she _
lighthouse you could
inst with yourseli' no the thinn'
your iii . There are thownd'ofl. 0

alone becque‘thIi‘I Ire"?
lug by and direct care

' And 1 hear all «Ion he discontent: Ion It. by nrominent 1...... calling

and their truncate: and their new 1110,00 and

happiness. - - . ' tn too I by eanhqueke in
-"Oh there were Io than! him
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to keep the trout front in

ice sometimes.
.iom would carry
away.

.There were hundreds of such Id“
ventures. and I made friend with ‘
the fog and the shine I d .

“And. oh new r lull! til ,
work-not only. ’to to the.
thoueende of chi