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WOT AMERICA LEADS
OSEBURG REVIE
TRAVELERS SAT
Roeeburg U the beat town In Ore
gon and has the best outlook for per
manent R-rowth. Thla ahowa that
unlteU eltort wlna. keep It up.
America aaka nothing fur herself
but what ah hit a right to ask for
humanity It .elf.
WOODROW WI1.SON.
VOL. XVI1L
llOSKUt llll, OKWiOX. WKIlNKSIlAV KVKMMi. I I IUSI WW S J, H HI.
No. .ion.
t .t .t -f .T..?.aTs.1
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Future Relations Between Germany and America Depend Almost
Entirely Upon Ambassador's Instructions Which
Are Due to Arrive Within Few Days
4. 4.
j. Ml ItnDltl ltS KNOWN. 4.
T.
4. "1 am satisfied that I know
4. the Chinese who killed my 4
4. brothiT. Lee Kant, and I In- . . 1 n 11 J nrr
tend to leave for Portland to- SalcfJ fflfi PoftldilQ Of IlCCfS
f tectlves lleatty and his men in 4
4 running the murderers to
J. earth," was the statement
! made here this afternoon by 4
Lee Chung. Chung Bays the
tTahfr'brolher waprobaMy NOT FOUND BY SHtRlfF FSCH
J. the victim of Tons troubles,
J. coupled with robbery. Chung 4
I says he dues not anticipate
J- any difficulty in locating the
Searching for Murderers
Tltt GERMANS ARE STAGING A STRONG CfftNSIVE AT VERDUN
T ,... .i... C..-nArfr Drrt 4 ArNiri FUrltir T. it ii it a u III nmt.'ililv h. nnl.l mil if-L
j men responsiuiu lor me inintf. jaMirua uvoiuill vi'vw ikuir num si - t
. - int f 1 1 n if a a L?'int n t id nn 1
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I. Pltl SFKYF. lUNDKY. -J.
4 Coroner Jewett this after-
I noon took charge of the build- 4 !
ing formerly occupied by Kaut, 4
j. and within a few days will be 4" '
4 in a position to return to the 4
J. respective owners tho laundry 4
found there at the time of the 4"
4 murder. It is understood that 4 1
J. Taut had quite a lot of laun- 4
! dry on hand, some of which
J hud been, partially washed. 4
4- It a announced here this 41
I afternoon that the relatives of !
t. Faut would claim the body, U
I and pay all expanses uttenduut t
j in us niinui. 1 nese expenses
of 4.
IS BELIEF
Robbery Thought to Have Been Several Chinese Were Among
Motive for the Crime
Six Milts if fiend Treocbts Nartb if Verdui Wert Captured, Atcordisg It Berlin Reports
Oaly Twi PtrsMS Wert Reported Sdved When i Dulih Tanker Was
Mined and Sunk Minister of Blockade Appo nted
FIREMEN WILL INVES
TIGATE TRUCK PROBLEM
FOR COUNCIL COMMimE
Sdtem and Went la Poribad - De
soipiion furnished to Of Tkrrs
4- the funds of Faut now on de.
4 HHit In a local bank. 4.
1
, CIICPFfTC TDAflFrt Tft CAIFU rtFATH IUDI FUFUTC IVHIPITrft
OUJI LUJ HlrtUU.1 IV JrtLllII IIMIII lllll LIIIILHI lAlMUIILI
Washington, Feb. 23. irigh administration au
thority today forecasted President Wilson's appear
ance before Congress within a week to announce his
desire to break diplomatic relations with Germany.
This action is certain to result if German intima
tions are correct that Mnister von Jat;Ow instructed
Ambassador von Bernstorff io play for further de
lay in a settlement of the Lud'.ania case, and for a
long discussion of technicalities of the German proc
lamation of warfare against armed merchantmen.
The relations between Germany and America depend
entirely upon von Bernstorff's instructions, which
are due here in two days. President 'Wilson is de
termined not to permit parleying. If Germany en
deavors to cause further complication, the President
is determined to place the whole affair in the hands of
Congress.
With a force of pIkIU deputies,
Sheriff Ksch and Chief of l'olhe
of Salem, last nhrlil mided
itul city's Chir.atuwn in
peareh of tho slayers of Lee Kaut.
the Chinese laundrvman who was
At the timo the matter Is belns murdered hero yesterday. The sus
ko thoroughly discussed and consid- nccts were not found,
ered in many different quarters, the Sheriff Knell reported to the Uose
members of the HoseburK fire de- burn ofiiters today that the two sus
partinent believe that such new fire peets arrived there on train No. IS
OAKLAND LADY HURT
BY EXPLOSION WHICH
OCCURRED ON SATURDAY
Mrs. It. O. Lehman, who lives
about 12 miles west of Oakland, was
(itlte seriously Injured last Saturday
Olfiters learned That Suspected Men Were
Well Supplied With Money on Morn
ing following the Murder
A light Was Noticed in Faut's Place as laic
as 12 o'tlctk Monday Night, tend
ing ti the Testimony
Working on the theory thnt Leo
Ac- Kaut, the aKcd Chlnamnn, who life-
iiKUtniK apparatus as win eventually at z ortork yesterday aurrm.on. i n ,.r,,,n , ,..,,,,.,., ,. wl) , ,w bodv was found In the rear room
he purchased by the city should be account of the fact that the body
Bulled to etnerROncies as well as had not been discovered at that time
fires of ordinary caliber and should the Salem officers made no effort to
embody the attachments usually nrre-st the two men. Aft r leaving
found on modern equipments. the depot at Salem the sustwts
At a meeting held in the firemen's walked a few blocks from the depot
hall last evening, it was decided where they hoarded an Oreuun lOlec-
among those present to tender some trie train nnd continued their way
recommendations to the committee to Portland. At the latter city they
of the council for consideration be- alighted from the train at l orheit
fore the final report Is mnde at Ilia street. The Portland offi ers are
next meeting. They will compare the now searching for the susp i ts, and
prices nnd the various equipments it Is possible that they will lie appre-
orfercd by different salesmen who hended.
have be"n here In the past few weeks Portland Chinese believe that Lee
and indicate their preference, nlsa Kant was a victim of Ton troubles,
giving their first, second and third and was not murdered through the
choices. motive of robh tv. lioth (he Port
It is believed that tho firemen .land nnd Salem officers are keeping
will urge as their first choice the a 1 uikout for other Chinese who are
selection of a truck having a small said to bn enroulo north Hum San
stvle of pump. This, it Is understood,
may be exchanged at any time In
case a larger pump is desired. There
will be chemical apparatus on the
truck as well and tho cost will he
KranclKco.
T
ltos'ltiir Man IN-n: loneil.
WASIIIXC.TOX, Keh.
STRONG OFFENSIVE IS ADMITTED.
Paris, Feb. 23. The Germans are staging a strong
offensive at Verdun, it was officially admitted,- the infantry :ll,01lt s oo.
attacking along a 15-mile front. German prisoners said j. ..jCZj..
whole battalions naa oeen annuuiatea. ne rrencn aumu
ted evacuating the Haumont forest. They claimed reoccu-
t-.tirtn r( tVi Poiirpc t.Frtrtrlc xsrhirVi wac pvaruatprl vpsrpr- 4- In an omnibus pension bill 4
, . -r, , , parsed ov the House lire In- -J
cay. Fierce attacks continue in the Bois and Oivenchy t.,U(i.M pensions at $12 a
rcerions. The French recaptured several trenches. With a month ror nanes w. i uifk, . .
.. i i i a u T7 u a pIxitoRrapher of HoseburK,
particularly vicious attack the Germans broke the French ()r;t BI1(, Alhert w. Keiiev, of .j.
salient north of Beaumont and 10 miles northeast of Ver- .1 couuiiie. both volunteers of 4- IUAC m MFMRFR fif TfiKGS
. A 1 j j Au 11 u 4- the war with Spain. IFHJ HUI IllLitlULU )i llHUJ
dun. A general offensive is designed to throw back the 5.
entire French line on the Verdun front. .4-.iImI.4.4.4'4'4'4"I-'M-H"1H-
THREE THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN.
todnv in HosebuiK. Mrs. Lehman was f laundry on Hose street late
sitiiiiK in front of the fire-place when Monday afternoon, was murdered by
there occurred a sudden and unex- two of "l countrymen. Sheriff Geo.
pe -ted explosion. Heavv pieces of Qulne unit the other loial officers are
wood were hurled from the fire-place making u determined effort to locate
with the result that the furnishings two Chinamen who boarded a South-
of tho Lehman home were badly rn I'aciric trin here early Tuesday
damaged. Mrs. Lehman was struck for Hulem.
a violent blow, which knocked her The two men suspected of coin
to the floor In an unconscious condl- uilttinK the brutal murder arrived
Hon. Mrs. Lehman was alone at the in KoneburK Monday afternoon, ac
time of the explosion, and it was cording to the officers. They spent
some time later that she was found, some time on the streets and shortly
The explosion was evidently due after 6 o'clock visited Mallard's
to dynamite in the ashes, according .iar store, where they purchased a
ft, Oakland people. Mrs. Lehman quantity of tobacco. Later in the
laid the fire early In the morning evening they went to the laundry
and It was not kindled until evening, i-oihIiii-HmI hy Faut where it Is be
er a few minutes prior to the time lUved they remained until after the
of tli' explosion. Mrs. Lehman sua- murder had been accomplished.
lained a severe cut on (he hand, a Tlo-se Chinamen were seen at Knut's
bruised shoulder urn! other painful home by Lime Toy, an employe of
Injiirit s. She is recovering, how- the Hotel I'mpqua, where he called
ever, nnd will probably 1m able to upon the dead Celestial at about it
resum her household duties within o'clock. Toy remained at Faut's
Ihe nxt few days. How the dyna
ml' sot Into the fire-place Is a mys
tery whi.h the members of her fam
ily have been unable to solve.
China Sam Says Dead Man Had
No Enemies
place of business until shortly after
io o'clock, when he left there and
returned to the hotel. Thnt was
the last time Toy saw Faut alive
When Toy departed from the laundry
condueied hy Faut he said the two
stranKC Chinamen were still enfeoffed
In conversation In their natlv
toiiKiie. Tov informed the officers
lewett this morn- that he had previously met one of
w ..:H.44.-H44-,.
4. 4.
4. HANK lllMlk I (II Ml. 4-
4.
4 Coror
Those Who Testified
I A most enjoyable Washington's
Berlin, Feb. 23. Six miles of French trenches north birthday social and hot supper was
' ii i j j held bv Kosebtirfi K'-bekan loose on
of Verdun were captured, so headquarters claimed, and a Tu-sdav evening, a iare crowd h-
.roo ; Vi tnn'nlHT rf CrncfnTnrt anr, A73nnc InK in attendance. Several musical
Pant was IliaUl. lit HIV. IVIimr vywvaaj.aawj.an.avM.a....
J J . numbers were rent
Prior to Coming Io Rosibuig Ih;ee Vcars A;o
fdut Resided at Grants Pjr.s uiid Port
land Has funds in tank
d Chinese
.rribly mu-
tilati d body w an diM ov i d late on
Tuesday alternoim in hi iuaitem on
n.t,n.-.t ?cinl mouse- Hose street, was lulirue
tn.ml. fllno,e,l until n late hour. man. and not by one ut ins rummy
CeorK..'- and - Martha Washington- "e n, was the opinion
i hree thousand prisoners and mucn booty were taken. n KiVen hv Mrs. Krrie swnrtz. a
BELGIUM MUST BE RESTORED. ZnT X. To "much That Leo Kaut. the
T7.K Mnt nnlw muct Relirhim lis rectorerl Appropriate badges wer
- -" : j .---- iV(.rv .rson ,,rrnt. T,1C ,,., prc
completely, but Serbia must recover more territory than it rare,i i,v the ladies furnished ?
lost, and Prussian militarism must fall before England bnuntiiui
consents to neace. so Premier Asauith declared todav in
Ai tt r o A v. C t3v,:i:, iw. nres. nt In costume. Partners last night hy China S
tuc nuusc oi v-umiiiuiis. nnswcnug inc uuciy u. i uui - - - ,vin , Chinese resident of l(
c , t , l i ' . n . i -
nowaen aDOUt rngiana s pcate icrms, rtsuuu icjccticu
his Guild Hall pledge, and made important additions.
TO APPOINT NEW AMBASSADOR.
Washington, Feb. 23. The State Department has
asked the Russian government whether ex-Governor David
Francis, of Missouri, is acceptable as Ambassador to Petro
grad. MINISTER OF BLOCKADE NAMED.
CHAMPIONSHIP Of THE
NORTHWEST IS CLAIMED
BY SALEM HIGH SCHOOL
men the names of states, nnd ladies proprietor or a local ii
the names of eanitals. I'tah fell to "L'-e Faut was on'-
he lot of S. F. Cawltield and he was known and best liked
provided with a most Interest. nil dents of Southern t
' family." There were also many china Sum. wh n rniej-tm.
other Rinusini; features. view leporter at bis sh.i
o ln;. "He was ngni ' -l
After beiiiR Idle for some time the tjan anion the Chin
Phoenix stone quarry, located about believe be was nffihan
a mil" south of Sulberlin. hns been of the Tonus which are
placed in operation by Heele nnd in witr at various poin
liioiHe nuniTs nf the nrnoertv. lie- tifi,- (f,.i-t Faut and I
London, Feb. 22. Premier Asquith has announced in veiopmcnt of the quarry is und.-r and w often talked i.
Ua T-T,c-. rnc V.-.i. T T?Kr Paw-H Ii9q hn the charne of Dave Klrkli.nd. who t-rs of Int. rest to pen
wuot vwn.u.w, wai. r i n ecj in this line of work, lioni.lilv. I hav
appointed Minister Of blOCkade. Ihe Admiralty Will CO- It is understood that the owners of more than K years, ai
operate with him in an advisory capacity. crTnoads TT 'Z Z !Z5
TWO PERSONS WERE SAVED. same will be loadid on tho cars as be was a member of f ,i
T-i j Tui--ii.. ' j soon as It can be gotten out. Tho wn a man of quiet r
Rotterdam, tea. Z3. Unly two men were reported purchasers of the stone are said to energetic worker, and a
saved when the Dutch tanker Fafreid Lander was mined he Portland people. The order as ivi.hion bu-in.-.
. . roclvd hy lletrle k Itledle includes Crauts Pa""
ana sunn. ,lvo hm.ki of stone SxUxlcl feet in .mil while th.p- ni-cuvi
TWO SENATORS OPPOSF. CONFIRMATION. dimensions. The Phoenix quarrv Is ,,ousar,d dollar- II- 1
1,1. . T7-t- 11 iir.L. c r i. i well equipped and at the present laundry there and
wasningiun, rcu. o. vvun senators Doran anu tUl. ls frnishing employment for a ,.. he remained r
Smith dissenting, the Senate foreign relations committee large rt,., of men. m order to while a re-,.i. nt ,:
j j it n c tt t-i . i a handle the product of the quarrv sal- Kaut bet ium ti of his
recommended the confirmation of Henry Fletcher as Am- urai.,or;iy. Ihe southern i-a. itic c s,.lblion i.e,
baSSador tO Mexico. recently improved the spur ten-l- Kaut a;a;n r-'urp- I t
WAR BRINGS SWIFTS PROSPERITY. aTioaS.-d "'JV "" llZn":
Chicao-f.. Keh. 23. The Swift interest will ;tnrlr trieir ins thnt time bad
n !t-
burMabb- li ;'-:
1 Is f -iT.'l-t fr- 1 in
t f)nlv a few vrar4
the ni'i f.f Hop I.'
f, with dr-"aKf nnd
to r-t (' f ro:n if 1 1
irl.oul filii-! nnd
Faut fur ;"-M-nti
prold-d blTii with
ante, hut pah! nil
We, tho undersigned coroner's
Jury empaneled to Inquire Into the
lealh of a Chinaman found dead in
the Chinese laundry, on Hose street,
in KoseburK, Ore., find that his name
was Lee Yum or Lee Faut, axed
about -Hi years. e find that he
came to his death some time between
ID o'clock p. ni., Feb.-21, 1916, and
2 o'clock p. ni., Feb. 22, 1916, and
that he came to his death at the ;
hands of some person or persons un
known to this Jury, by a blow from
some blunt instrument inflicted on
the head, and we further find that a
fiendish crime has been committed.
Dated HoseburK, Feb. 23, 1916.
C.KOKUK V. YOr.NO,
A. J. LI LHC UN,
CARL OH M AX,
M. K. HITTKR,
M. L. YKIUt,
G. V. WIMItKKLY.
After hearing the evidence as ad
duced by the several witnesses and
a brief deliberation, the members of
the roroner's jury empaneled to In
quire Into the death ot Lee Faut, an
aged Chinese worker of this city, at
noon today returned a verdict In
which they found that the deceased
was murdered by some unknown per
son or persons Tho verdict, as re
turned by the Jury, will be found at
the lead of this article.
Yee Toy testified as to discovering
the bodv. He ttaid he visited Faut's
place short afler H) o'clock yesterday
morning nnd upon entering the rear
door concluded that no one was
there. He then went away, but re
turned to the laundry at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. On this occasion
he said he entered a room at tho
rear of the structure and found Lee
Fatit dead. Ho testified that Faut
was well liked by the Chinamen with
whom he associated.
Dr. II. 11. Shoemaker, who resides
nenr ihe scene of the murder, tes
tified that he heard peculiar noises
between ! : ;iu and 10 o'clock Mon
day nlRht. He said he concluded
the sounds came from the laundry.
On the same evening, he said, he
met two Chinamen on Hose street
V .WCOrVF.lt. Wash., Feb. 2 - - - ,., WnrP ft hrown unit and check- coming from the direction of the
l iy a white The Sab'iu h.iskethnll team outplayed t ,. The other fellow was laundry.
Vmn nu' er high school Saturday night ,ir ,ed in n Hark unit and noft bat. Ho Sine, a cook, raid he went to
used her: ami at Ihe end of Ihe last hulf bad i(llM nH.n nn described as heina the laundry with Yee Toy when the
pioneer w,,n i(H t nth successive game. Tho mH n Mature, immediately upon body was discovered. He said he
burg and ni team claims th championship r,.l(.i,,t of Information to the effect was not well acquainted with Lee
Hy store. ) the pacific Northwest. that the two suspects had left Itosr- Faut, although he had seen him u li
the best t the end of the first half the burg, Sheriff Qulne communicated on many occasions.
inese rsl- non- whs 12 to 9 in favorer saiom. with the Ha mm officers. They re- imhtiii ii-orK wi'e leninu-o an
on." said l.m in the last half Salem ran nway plied lat'T that two Chlnnmen an- to being called to the scene of Ihe
I by a He- iU)d the final score was 2H to 12. swerlng the descriptions of the turn- murder, ami of the investigation
last even- kimati and Proctor were l!u tieet had alighted from the north- that followed. I lie siienu Kieim-
s a Chris- j,ig point winners for the visitors and bound local passengi r train there at H d the axe, knife and other Imple-
1 I do not ;;ti Alia nnd Custard were tin? stars o elo k yesterday afternoon. .n nn-nis oi m awi miimmi io wic lauiiory.
i .vlih either fr Van nuver. ac'-ount of the fact that a Tnng war I hese Instinments were exhibited
w eniiiiktei o Is ntulniE n Sa em. Slu rlff Ksch. of before ine jury.
n the Pa- Twelve dozen Ilobwblte quail will that city, informed Sheriff Quine Lee ( hung, of Medfnrd, who
re friendly arrive here imuonow from the state that it would ! useless to even at-iclaims to be a brother of the mur-
rdlng mat- (- funi and will be placed in local tempt to capture the men until later dercd man, testified thut Faut was
of our na- preserves, on the Sunshine. Curry. In the night. Sheriff Ksch prom-' about 4 years of aire. Also that he
knov, N Faut f)r Marsters nl other farms. Four is- d. however, that Ik- would raid . hud a wife, son and daughter, lie
! In all that docn quail will hIsu be released In the Chlm joints there some time said the ttead mans married name
ntlon anv- . Sut'M-rlin Vaib v. lat evening in hop of a"pn h.-niling of I Faut was Lee Yum.
tobeliev- the mii'-h wanted m n. Ling Tov, a local chef, said he had
r 'l ong. He vbde having no definite knowledge Sheriff tjuiue also received a mes-; be. n in liose'nirg for about six
osHif.n, an ()f his financial condition, China Sam sage from Ashland last night that weeks and visited Faut's place at
ruPd strict- pnn he was piobablv worth several two straime ( binainen had been ar- about H : i o'clock Monday night.
i nit lived at (botcand dollars. Soon after Flint rnsterl there and were being held H- said Faut was washing at the
for a in' r of year-, came to hosWnirg, China Sam said, pending an investigation. mi tiii noe- i n i- wa i"-tfia m rui
.-re a. in 'ted several he. ail d at his store and displa ! a Oulne instructed the Ashland police place, according to Tov. a couple of
r sold his pse filled with gienhaks. to make a careful Inspection of the strange t ninam-n. 1 ne taller man
ni i' Portland. it.- r.V'ed ire," ?aid China Sam, clothing worn ny trie men in an er- nre a niirn-'rni ciip ni nmi mm r
rot some time. wh;.i to do with the money. I r- fort to find some trace of humnn hair. The shorter, or older man.
ti . latter city r.-rr-d him to a local hank and b" blood. It Is the opinion of Sle-rlff was dressed in n dark suit. Toy said
n li;"v throoifh fo.m afterward o.en d n account Quine that the men who so brutallv the shorter man Informed him th.i
i i j 'Portland, t'-te t ts my b li f that praiti- murdered Fan! could not have ac- he was In Kosehurg last summer and
i. rants Pass, a'l v all oT his ttion-v w as on denosi t , complished the Job without having calld upon faut at ine time. loy
i'g. He hail :i,d lie bad onlv a f' w dollars about blood stains on their clothing said be met the older Chinaman In
-;s, and dur- pirmiat t he t line be was k lllcd. Shortly after midnight the Ashland Salem about three yeari ago. Toy
i-ted a laun- :, ,on . er-at ;n a few months ago nffb ers repli d that Ihev bad been knew little regarding Faut's affairs,
i- was a man I ! d Print to purchase a revol- unable to find anv trace of human other than claiming be was a steady
, and rave v. r fr tli - r'-asun that h" was llvtng Mood on the sii-p" ts. and they w-f anl Industrious person.
In m-ed. -ii-.ee aid wa-. without protection lat'T ordered rel-ad from rustodv. W. K. KoHserman. Southern Ta-
' hinaman hy jr.. told me at that time that be bad From Hie Inve'tigatinn thus far cific ticket agent, said a Chinaman
- ante h!IIm t- mm nnil Hi;.i he Iteot It beneath bin conducted Ihe officers HP- satisfied purchased t ranspnrt at ion to Sal in
; corn pel led i 1 1 'o This revoH er, I have be
liifr found In Lee Faut's trunk 4 the suspects, but had no ncouaint
n b.Mik book in whbh he was J nnce with his companion. These
creilili d with deposits amount- 41 men, Tov said, camo either from
v- vx to approximately $7.".o. Portland or Kugene,
This money In on deposit in Following up the clew furnished
-J ihe Douglas National Hank. nv Tiiy, the officers yesterday after-
I i no nn li'iirrteil thnt Ihn lun Htr:intff
W"I"H'I't"l"l"I"I"I''HWH4' Chinamen again called at Palfnrd's
. ; elgar store early Tuesday morning
and exchanged a iiantity of nlcktds
and dimes for coins of largiT de
nomination. They then wnet to the
Southern I'aclflc. depot, where one
nf the men purchnsed a ticket for
Salem. In payment for his trans
porlatlon the fellow tendered a quan
tity of small change. The other
man, the officers claim, paid for his
transportation in cash. One of the
nun wore a hrown suit and check -
red cap. The other fellow was
Pendleton ranch, recently acquired, with 10.000 beef cattle. ,u
so it was announced todav. They will maintain a high j- amitmku impi.h tiniN
sianaara ot cattle, and win sen only tne increase in the sheriff ouin stated this
herd each year afternoon that he was .anfi-i
BLACKMAILER CANNOT BE FOUND. JElde X
Seattle, Feb. 23. Deputy sheriffs watched outside the iv morning. fotiom- the j
home of the alleged leader of the blackmailers, who worked 1 SIi,'rr the un re "pnut. wi
the badger game op many Northwest millionaires, but the 4 tn" murdered ci.ine-e u this .4. roiiowmc bis .i. :.th
j.j . . m . u. t t . r f. JU i true, th men who rohbeii rhin-i Sm f
inan uiu nui rciuri ionic idbt. mgiii.. 11c 13 a lurint-r iman 4, tfiP -tore were pro'.ablv tli 4. wn-w. Faut dd not 1
cial agent and law1 r. It is allaged he worked in collusion 4- ri p-r-on who kin i the ,n,. morid. Kp-ia
. " J aHil ala In Umillii-m llrf-ff.fi
With a SCOre Of attractive VOling WOmen and a firm Of attor- j. J. , had s; m f -tl nil of his Pa- Th- other nephew Is believed also mining, recording to the offi- Chinamen tried to hoard the Sha-tn
(Continued 00 page 6) -4HH4I-W-'HWH-l l "'nee coming to th- this country, t. b- in Portland. (f oniinueu on page h ) ti.onunuea on rage
li-
;.ppald to
I rit not only
'h al iu
i 1 t al exiM'tisex
t :is far as he
' an eneinv tn
w :tS tbli tfl"
here fhe dead
!d. was loiind bv th" officers y-s-
tav. I will itewr believe that Pant
:i a vl- tun of the Tong, or that he
i- hllbd bv his countrymen. fn
i- cnirarv, I think he was killed
v n vMie tnan who visited Ms laun--"
with th- motive of robbery."
'hi 11 a S; "i a Faut Is survlv e(
v Ia i n'pbews, one of whom Is at
that Pant whs murdered for his yesterday morning This man was
money and was not a vl. tim of the about feet, six inches tall, arcord
Tmg war itiHt I raging on the Pa- log to Mr. llosscrmnn. He said he
cific roast This theorv in mi hat an also saw another Chinaman talking
Dated bv th' fact that not a cent to the rear brakeman of the train,
was found on Paul's person follow- In payment for his ticket, Mr. (los
ing the discovery of his bodv. It serum n said the strange Chinaman
wss his cu-tom to have a few dollars tendered five half dollars, seven
w'mimi hi" l-Mindrv although Ibis sum quarters and two nickels,
never exceeded $,V A bill purse J. , Hastlnits, conductor on train
"t,t
In hudnet
at
firanfs which Paul carried on his person Is o. IN, testified that one of the
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