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VOL. XXV. NO. 306.
ASHEVILLK, N. C, SUNDAY MoiJNlNG, AUGUST 22, !!)()!.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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IN
itminu unii
OF GRAFTERS ROB
For Years Have Been Farm
pg Out Contracts For
Large Rake Off
WORKED THROUGH
IMPECUNIOUS DUMMY
Several Departments of : ity
Have Been Systemat
ically Worked
MONTREAL., August 21. Testl
mony showing that the city of Mon
treal has lost millions of dollars in
contract work and thai official posi
tion of all kinds have been bought
and sold for yeare, has been brought
out by the Investigation Into the city's
civic affairs begun by the provincial
government several weeks ago.
The Investigation covered the ad
ministration of the police, fire and
public works departments, each of
which Is controlled by a committee
of aldermen with an administrative
chief appointed by the committee,
(.raft In Contracts.
The public works department sworn
testimony showed that the lowest bid
ders were Ignored and the contracts
awarded to higher tenderers, who had
a pull with a certain middleman who
cohducted negotiations between the
aldermen and the contractors.
The excess price paid by the city
for paving was 8houu to average six
ty cents a yard. On contracts lei this
year totalling 6R0,000, the excess
price, it is charged, amounted to
1130,000. A man who swore that the
total1 value 'of his plant was less than
1100 that he kept no books and could
produce no complete set of check
stubs was shown to have had con
tracts this year In excess of half a
million dollars which he farmed out
to sub-contractors at a handsome pro
fit. It is estimated that these trans
action have cost the city from $ 2 r 0 . -009
to $600,000 a year In one de
partment alone.
S-rtal Election.
Partly as a Bjesult of the revelations
or Ui. InveUguUorT and partly as a
movement for civic reform .generally
an election will be held here Sep
tember 20 on the intention of reducing
MOrJlHEAL AT WILL
J. the number of ald-rmcn by one half
and of establishing a hoard oi com
missioners to administer the city's
affairs subject to the approval of the
council. '
HAPPY FAMILY PARTY IS
LEFT MISS OF CORPSES
Carrying Son to follcr
Proud Father Carries
Him to Deatli.
MOTOR CAR TO BLAMK
(By Associated Press.)
NEW BRUNSWICK, August 1 1 . -Two
memibera of a prominent Chica
So family met death in an automo
rdle accident near here this afternoon
George A. MacLean. Jr . whie?,. par
ents, were returning to New York af
ter having made arrangements for
Ms entering Princeton university, was
almost instantly killed His f.iili r
George A Maclean, said to ! a
department manger for Marshall Held
and company, Chicago, was m m i i
ousPy Injured that he suei urnl" d In a
hospital here tonight, of a parte of
neven. Including a n gro chauffeur,
none escaped Injury. Mrs Madan
was injured Internally nd is in a pre
carious condition. Miss li,rothv
MaoLean, a daughter about twenty
years oM, had both arms and both
leigs broken Miss Jeannette and
MJiiJ jIBarflet jMicDontil.f ni'. s of
Mr. Madman, also of Chicago, wire
also seriously Injured. one of them
had her thigh and arm brken
The MacLoans came on from Chi
cago to Instal young Maclean In
Princeton and were making the Jour
ney to New York by automobile pre
paratory to leaving for Chicago to
night. Near this place, while the
car was going at a good clip, some
thing went wrong -with the steering
gear, the machine dashed to the side
of the road "and crashed into a tree.
All the occupants were thrown out
violently and young Maclean landed
on his ln-ad with such force that
death was practically instantaneous.
MM Jeannette McDonald's condi
tion is serious. One of her hips is
fractured and It Is feared her lungs
may have been punctured.
THREE M ORE ADDED
TO DEA TH'S TOLL IN
SPEED CARNIVAL
Opening of Great Motor Speed
way Has Been
Deaths. Race
Two Spectators Were Killed.
(By A.xxoclateil ItvmO
1NIHANAPOUS. August 21. Three
more lives were aHcrMiccd In the mad
speed carnival which has inaugura
led ttie great lndianaH.lis motor
rpeedway. One mcchanicUtn and two
spectators paid the penally of tlielr
lives to satisfy the extreme desire
for speed. The fatal accident ciune
when a National car driven by
Charles Merz In the three hundred
mile race, lost a tire and ivushcl
through a fence ln(o a group -ol
spectators', spreading death, and de
struction in the wake of its wild
ip lunge.
The dead are:
Claude Helium of Indian, u.oi.s, me
chanician in the NatloiKil car;
Ora .bdleffe, Trafalgar, Intl., and
in unidcntlfiied man.
Besides tht; three deaths, two sc-
rloiiB injuries resulted during tin
day. Henry Tapklng of Indianapolis
was seriously injured In the fatal
wreck, sustaining a cojiipoiind frac
ture of his right arm. a 'broken nose
and several scalp wounds. Hrucc
Keene. the driver of a Marmon car
in the same race, crashed Into a post
shortly after the National wreck and
was badly cut albout the neck and
In ad. i , ,c.t
After the second accident the olllc
ials decided Im ca.M off the three hun
dred mile race when the hading car
a .laoks-on with l,co i.vn.li at I lie
wheel-.- had covered L'.'.r, miles Kalpli
!e Piilinii. in a Vial, .was s.-coiet and
Stilliuian In a Marmon was third.
The race will be declared no contest
and the great Indiana.polis motor i
tflicilvvay trophy will be raced for
again.
Driver Not Hurl.
By a strange freak of fortune
Merz escaped from the terrible wreck
with hardly a scratch. He fell un
der the car when it turned a Hotuer
smilt through the air and il.ranw Into
a gully near the side of tbe track
lie was In knmiuent danger of be
ing burned to death tout by extraordi
nary luok he- was aibk to shut off the
engine and thus saved himself from
horrible dnath.
Kellum was burled out of the cur
and landed in the gully some distance
from the twisted mass of sled and
iron that once bad h'-en a speed ma-
hlnc I
IT OUT
ENMITY IN TOWN STREET
WITH KNIVES AND GUNS
Resulting in Death of Out
and Wounding of Several
Others Serif nisi v.
WAS RLOODV HATTLK
CMA ftLOTTi;. N. C, Angut 21.
As the result of one of the liercest
feud fights in the histoiy of Mecklen
burg countv at lluntersy ille tonight.
Keece Uncles. a prominent young
fanner of Croft, lies dead at St. 'Pet
ers' hospital: Lester Ilucks, a brother,
Charles Cox and Oilrcath and Batle
Oavis. neighbors and substantial
farmers, are seriously cut and shot
and several others slightly wounded.
The tight took place on the main
street of 1 1 iintersville In front of the
postofflce and was witnessed by a
large throne, events transpiring so
iiickly thai bystanders could not in
terfere in tini- to prevent the car
nage. For a year there has b. en bad
blood Is-tween the Ilucks brothers
and the Coxes growing nut of thi
shooting of a dot belonging to Batte
Davis, a friend - f the Ilucks broth
ers, by Charles Cox
ticncral I'lglil.
Members and friends of U.th fam
ilies attended a farmers' institute at
Huntersv Ille todav and Batte Davis
an. I Charlis Cox met in fr-.nt of tbe
postofflce and renewed the trouble
over the don. Cox W.IS getting the
b.tt.r of tie hi; hi when lb- Hueks
brothers appear..! sod interfered
This dr.w the c.x faction into the
row. which lvaine rrn.-ral. Kd Cox
is said to hav. done all the shooting,
putting three bullets Into Ke.-ce
Ilucks. who died a half hour arter
being transferred to the Charlotte
hospital, shooting lister Ilucks In
the back and his brother Charles, hv
mistake, in the arm Knives were
freely used by the combatants.
After receiving his death wound
Reece Ilucks arose from the ground
where he had fallen and grasping a
chair felled his assailant, Ed Cox,
with it.
Marred by Seven
Called Off When
The three deaths today raises tin
toll of the speedway to seven lives
this weok Wlllla.m A Botinnie sn.l
his -mechanician. Harry H.dconibe. of
the Knox racing team were killed In
an accident in the :::i)-milc race
Thursday; Cliff Littoral!, a Stoddari
I'aylon mechanician, was kilhsrt bv
: log lilt Iby a 'big pacing machine
while on tbe way out to the speedway,
iin Thursday l'M'iner tiramptmi. a six
year old Iwy. was killed by the auto,
inxbile of Or Clark K. Pay. of 1 1 1 1
city, while the latter was on his wuv
to the stpcishvay for the lirst day's
races.
The frightful penalty paid for a
few broken speed records Is greater
than was 'bargained for when Iiuilan
adis threw open the gales of lis
"greatest sia-cd-vvay In the world."
Coniixalod from Crowd.
The fatal accident todav occurred
on the south turn of the limmciis
ellipse and near the open stands
which contained more than five thous
and people. The thousands In (he
grand stand did not see the accident
although they knew that one of lb
cars had crashed through the fence
and off the track .. Tew minutes af
ler the smash Merz was brought to
the officials' stand and a mighty
shout of Joy vi'il up when it wnis seen
he was sale and it was not for some
time Ihat the majority of the spec
t.ito's realized the grnvlly of the sit
nation
IIHOWM.II IN PANAMA,
ATLANTA , August 21. Cordon
Burton Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Smith of this city and nephew
of former (imernor Hoke Smith wa
drowned yesterday in the Charges riv
er. Isthmus of Panama, according to
a cablegram received by the young
Man's father today. Smith whs twenty
one years old a.nd had been In Pana
ma a year. The body had not been
recovered.
STABBED BY NEGRO.
MAJUETTA, (ia., Aug 31. While
aiding a policeman to arrest two ne
gro women tonight. William Cooper,
twenty Ihree years aid. was futnllv
stabbed by John McAfee, After his
assailant hail been placed under nr
rc? i a in.ili was formed and It was
wit', gnal difficulty that the black
was placed In Jail
IN OPERATIONS IN THE
W. VIRGINIA COLLIERIES
One Paymaster Shot. Down
and Robbed Another's
Wagon Fired Upon.
ROBKKRS PURSUED
BLl'Kl 1 1)1,1), W Va , August 21.
Shot from ambush by an unknown as
sassin whose motive iiniloubK dly was
robbery. W. II Oakley, paymaster of
the I tanklin Construction company
of Hock. W. Va., died today Just as
his assassin took from him t'l, 000 in
cash which Oakley was preparing to
pay to tile company's employes.
The murderer lied to the moun
tains closely pursued by a posse oi
tifty men determined upon summary
vengeance. At a late hour tontght
word rea bed here that the fugitive
had been captured and lynched but
this report lacks confirmation.
The shooting occuurred within five
hundred red of the express office
at Bock. Several persons saw Oakley
fall, but In-fore they could reach his
side, the slayer had left his place of
concealment by the roadside, had rob
bed his victim and had made good
his escape.
It Is said that the unknown man
who did the shooting was ri'oKTii.ed
bv tin- witnesses as a supposed trump
who had be. ,, loitering in the vicinity
ol Hock for several days.
Another Attempt.
The presence of mind of a negro
driver thwarted the attempt of t. n
alb g. d 1 1 ii I ih ii highwaymen to hold
Ui th Pocahontas Consolidated col-
li-ries company's pay wiuron contain-
ion iin.'.uu iieivveeri ."NorioiK and
Sbaniokin collieries this morning.
Tie robbers opeii'-d lire on the wa
gon under cover of ihe coke ovens
which line the mountain road. The
drlv r fell backward In the wagon to
escape (lie tire, but before he did so.
he whipped up the team of mul-s,
causing them to win away.
U hen the robbers saw they had
failed to stop the wagfin they fled In
to the mountains but three of th'li
number were captured later at Anna
wait, W. Va. A large posse is In pur
suit of the others. The captured men
now In Jail at Welch have been Iden-
tintd.
In Texas
WELLMAN'S
FLY
After Flying About Thirty Miles Lost Ballast and Shot up into Cloud, Series, of
Mishaps Ensue Culminating in Explosion of Balloon and Utter
, Failure of the hole Adventure. r
(Ity Associated Press.)
CAMP WKLLMAN, Spitsbergen,
August lti. via HammerfcKt, August
J I. Walter Wollman's second at
tempt to rhII over tlmvNortih pole In
a balloon has resulted In failure. The
giant dirigible ballunn America, In
which Mr. Wellman ami his party of
three set out upon their perilous
main loimy invi mm a uusnap arter
It had proceeded bout thirty-two
miles from the sturtlnjf fjiirtnt, Mr,
Wellman anil tit pirty auoeerded In
making a loadinr u)tHtrt Injury to
any member, and rsfurnexl to this
point on hoard 'Hip steamier Kram, ,
which also towed In the disabled bal- i
loon. !
(.ol a f.fx.d Htart
After a
" I'" wa.ii- ,
lug for favorable weather. Ihe op- proceeded slowly southward lo tlu
l.ortuiiity came today and Mr. Well- , eilge of (he p, k Ice wh. ie (he steam
I chiIv in the morning to j ,.r Pram was anchored. The Priim
make the start. started lo tow Ihe airship to Hpltz-
At ten o'clock in the morning Ihe herger. The strain was so gn at how-
.iuo.us weie cam loose, ine air ship
i.-M-cMiiiiig noaiiiiimiy. win. cnglw
IS SAFE IN JUIL INSTEAD
While Husband and Cousin
of Murdered Woman Are
Also Held.
MCHAi:, tia , August 21 Henry
I'aylor. Ihe mei , .barged with Hie
.nurder of Mrs .tosh Vlckery and
o r infant at Iiu1.' mi's Kerry In Ttl
alr counly, wa id ly nched, but Is
lafe In Jail hi i is are also Josh
Vlckery, thi' hu i.n.d of the imlor
unate woman, aiel Sambo Hobinson,
t cousin of Mrs i lo-ry.
The negro a- i. i tuken from the
iheriff of Wilcox " .nty.
Sheriff J. D. Williams, and Deputy
Oldi'ldge of M.'l; h anil others cross
d the rlviT ale! ;iitured the negro
it Kvergr. en Tb r.'liv night, brought
ilin over to th- i-e of the iniirib r,
lad an Investo.-;, r ,,,n and the general
oilnlon Is that II,.- negro is not guilty
if the offense.
The negro an I a Idle men are now
n Jail here and ill denied any know
'edge of how aid wfien th,. crime was
ommltted. Th- i..i;ro was especlallv
oud in his prop Miions of innocence
in il said he i.mi: , j.iove an alibi.
When brougb' w the scene of the
murder, feeling . high against him
md threats of h n. hlng were made
infl a rope was le 'l around his neck
ind he was t.. i i" nmfess, but 'he
doutly declared ! - innocence and the
;.eople tslievid i in after invrsliga
ion. Vlckery aim I t mson nre being
held on account ' "Ihged contllcting
itatcmcnts the, I made.
WASHINGTON, August 21. Fore
cast for North Carolina: Generally
fair Sunday and Monday; except
showers near the coast; moderate, to
brisk north and northeast winds. '
"77ie Deadly Parallel
MRU KPpr
r LlrW
1ii : vty JI j
II l' v-J cm
SECOND ATTEMPT TO
TO POLE ENDS IN FAILURE
were set In motion and everything
seemed to work to perfection. The
big air craft was headed northward
nnd net out at twenty-live miles an
hour. After having Covered some
thirty-two miles the leather guide
rope, to which whs attached a llious-
ind pounds of provisions and stores
broke away. This was Just as the
air
ship was Hearing the pack Ice of north
Spitsbergen,
'llowe to (lnt Height.
rtTteIeed frmrn this reht ' Weight
th.lrahlp shot , upward at , terrllltf
pace until It was at a ereat tlMffht
above Ihe clouds. The pilots suc-cis-ded.
however, in bringing her down
near the earth, turned her admit and
I set out lo riKt their wuv southward
iigallisl a stromr wind 'Ph.. r.lri,o.
ever, that It threatened V
tear Iho
icar to which th
rope was attached to
POLICE SAY ATLANTA IS
THE MCEST CITY
Han Put on tbe (Janie so
One Can't, Kiss One's
Own Wife.
(Ily Associated IVess )
ATLANTA, (la , Aiw;usl .'I Kiss
lug Is under Ihe ban In Atlanta. Its
unhealthy and embarrassing to those
not taking part in the exercises. A
few months ago, tiny convicted and
lined a traveling man who kissed his
wife on Hi. street as he arrived home
from a trip. The Judxe announced
Ihst there was nothing personal In the
case, that he would Mv, eii lined
Just the same bad he klssi .) some one
I'lse's Wdfe.
And now Ihey have called out the
l-olioe and the . e. trie light company
to put a stop to reckless osculation
In Ihe public parks. The el.eirie
light company Is to er. el lights ev
ury now and then In Ihe parks so that
Ihe kissing sipiad mav catch aid ar
rest Hie awful violators of the law
IVople who live ii'.'ir the parks say
that ih.y are driven from ihe veran
das every pleasant liik'ht by tbe whole
sale love making under their very
noses. Ko the word has gum: forth.
No kissing gm s.
oui coM'KiiKitm; ii:ai.
NKW OKI. KAN'S. August 21 - Ma
jor ll.iirv Itldiard'on, a rnein'ber of
the M iKsissipp! river cornmisKlon, dl'd
here toila.. lUfed sixly-elght years
Msi"i Kl'hardsf.n wi '. J as a staff
officer In the army of Northern Vir
ginia during the fvll wr. id; was
a natlwi of Maine
K1IJ.I I IN MIIHK.
1'ITTHItl'Hn, August 21. p:nglneer
.1. H Hobinson. of Alliance, fiblo, was
killed toriig h f wh.-n his train, known
hs No. 215, on th.- Krle and I'lttsburg
division of the Pennsylvania railroad
was wrecked at Yourtgstow n, Ohin.
The train op. rates between New
Castle, l'enn, and Alliance, Ohio.
When near Voungstown the engine
left the tracks and turned turtle. No
one except Hobinson Injured.
In AshevilLn
pieces, and Mr. Wellman finally de
cide,! to bring the airship down to
Ihe surface of the water. This was
effected without mishap and the car
rested on the surface of the water
until all the members of the, crew,
the dogs and the scientific Instruments
could be transferred aboard the Kram.
A fresh start was then made and the
America was towed back to the land
ing s1ao and within a, short distance
of wliero the mart was niadu.
, Mure Itad I(wk,
Put the Ill-luck of the expfedltlon
woa titt yetM aa nd. JuM M thB
airship had rencheil the landing tage
ami everything looked favdra-blfl for
lis rescue without serious damage,
sudden prust of wind raiight Ihe big
Indated bag .brimdshle nhd snatched
It nwny from Its low lines.
It was carried careening over rough
Ice hammocks for some distance, and
then it exploded. All the mattered
purls of Ihe airship were subsequent
ly recovered, but the damage was so
great as to preclude any further at
tempt to fly over the pole this year
T
AUTOMOBILE; MAT DIE
Yoimj Woman of Raleigh
Only Victim When Ma
chine Went Over Bank.
H A l.l'.luli, N. C, August 21. Miss
Musa Klllson, a popiilar young wo.
man oft his city, was caught under
a wrecked automobile this morning,
four ribs being broken, head and
Hinds bruised, collar done dislocat
ed and face scurred. In the atitn
modlle, a .I.dliO-poiind White Hteam-
r, wen also three young men, one
of IJiem Harrison Hoffman, of Penn
sylvania, a blading member of the
llab-ldi baseball team ri the Kastern
Carolina league. He escaped with a
few bruises, as did Hubert Wyatl,
who was driving his father's ma
chine. Miss Klllson, It Is said, hao only a
lighting chance to live.
The front tire blew out and tho
driver lost control of the machine,
whlih jumped an embankment, go
lii down the slope fifteen feet le low,
turning over twice.
Hoffman sal next to Miss Kllison
In the rear seat and ilh the automo
bile made tho Jump fn tiled hard to
hold tin young lady but was thrown
twenty feet across tin dank.
YOl'N MAN SI'ICIDK.
JACKSON. Miss.. August 21.
Frank Ilallarn. Jr , aged twenty-eight,
son of Dr. Crank Haljiun, shot him
self through tin- temple with a thir
ty! wo calibre rille at tbe home of
his father this aftern-sin and lived
but three hours He was found
waled In a rooking chair before a
large mirror. No reason Is known for
Ihe NUppo"d sub Ide. f riends ff the
family claim that the shooting was
accidental.
F'IjAMFS TllllKTr: MONTT7HKY.
MKXICO CITY. August 22 Word
reached hern after midnight to
night that th central portion of the
city of Monterey is burning and thai
the Federal telegraph office l on
tire. All telegraphic communication
between (Monterey and this city and
Laredo has been cut off.
FIVE YEAR 0L0 TOT
E
POINTJDF PISTOL
famous Incubator Baby of
World s Fair Has Another
Weird Experience
MOTHER TOOK IT BACK
FROM ADOPTED HOME
After A Long Suit In Court
Recoverod Her Baby 0n
ly to Lose it Again
(llj sH lnlil I'rmnv)
Tul'I'.lxA, Kan, August Jl. flBorn
In a hospital five years ago, exhibi
ted In mi Incubator at a world's fair,
tho cause for several years of litiga
tion and kidnapped today, ar th
dtperlcnccs which have alreAdy com
to little Marlon Ilkikeley. Hlia was
kldnniijicd this morning front th
homo of her mother.
Two men nnd a woman wr en
gaged In the kidnapping and th child
wnjr obtelncd only after an exchange
of shuts which, however, went wld
of I heir murk. Tho kidnapper fled
In a bugigy. '11i0 pullce wore notified
Immediately ami a posse was toon
In pursuit
Mrs. Charlotte Mta&eley WtiO u
awarded the child by th federal
courts twv yeara ago, lived with her
mother. She -worked as a enof
rapher. I'lml on I'rotcictor.
The little girl, who I flv year
old, has lieeti carefully ruarded In
Topcka nnd oonntantly wi tithed. Thl
morning, a woman, nateiutbly smiling
soup, appeared at the lUakeley horn.
A half an hour hit or a- buffigy tit
which wer two nten nnd the MUTis
woman, appeared at the house.
one or tho mxn had alighted and
entwed the yjf whre t)4o ctllld
wa iilaylng with a young tnan In
whom charge ahe had been left. A
KIDNAPPED ATTH
the kldnnrrpor ran twrd her, th ,
young tnan .t tempted to Interfere. -
The kkliuippor ht at him tiut mUiif
ad. He then Itnocked the man down
with hi rewolvnr, carried the child
to the 4nay xlrov alt A, large
iiowvm anon lit purnui. v.I ,
Short Stormy Carofir, 1
Marion Hleakley lis had etorniy '
career. She was brim tn a hlwpltal at
St. I.nuls and was planet) in on of the
Incubators shown at tile exposition ,
there. While there, lite waa form
ally adopled by Mr. James 0. Bark
ley. of Mollne, Ills. Mrs. Makeiey ,
stoned a release hut' all afterward:,
sued to recover the child and wa
successful In the Illinois court, flh .
brought the llttlo Mir to Kansaa dtii
she was kidnapped from the mother'
In Montgomery county but later waa
recovered.
KUlNAPPKItH CAUGHT. ' ''
KANHAH CITr, Mo., August 81,
I, It He. Marlon Hlakeley, who wa kid
napped at Topiku today was taken
from her caplors by officer here lata
tonight and two of the kidnapper
were arresled. Mr. Kdlth Barclay
and John (ientry were arresled at the
Hurllugton railroad bridge In thl city.
Tim man, woman and child were
passengers on a Clik-ago, Burlington
and Qulncy train which they had
boarded nl Atchison, Kansas.
OFFICERS OF PRESSED
STEEL CAR COMPANY ARE
CHARGED WITH PEONAGE
Strikei'K Fijxht against Com
pany Rrings out Darker
Siile of Case.
MAKING OVERTURES
IMTTSIU'ldi. August 21. A charge
f i.e., nag" was formally made late
'd ay against I'rank N. Hoffsot, pres
ident of tho Pressed Steel Car com
pany and Hamuol Cohn, head of the
service bureau at the BchoenVlUe
plant.
The spocllk' charge Is that the two
men have violated section 6628 of the
revised statutes of the United State
In having "arrested, held and return-
d the romplulnant (Albert Amos)
to a condition of peonage.
Amos, who claims to tie a resident
of New York City, alleges he wa
irought here In Ignorance of the etat
of affairs at Bhocnvllle. On August
16, be avers, he made an attempt to
scape from the plant tlrst asking
permission from Cohn to leave. He
alleges that ho was then beaten, be
ing Injured so severely that ho had
go to a hospital whence ha wa
released on yesterday.
Before appealing to the United
States commissioner Vamos solicited
the aid of tho Austro-Hungarian con
sul, whom In turn Immediately start
ed an Investigation regarding the al-
eged Illegal detaining of Austrian
(Continued on page six J,