J Jl a J.OI deputies ifnister of the “aetu* Madero.”ie in con-ijjc.v ica uie reueis ourned250 cars and destroyed several locomotives. They also set fire to the flour mills, but left the steel works undamaged.or an ap-e paid to sd to thethe other in Mexico late Gen-time sec-hot while i the na-attack ly *y of thisROBBER KILLED BYWOMAN’S HATPINon March rged with here with tographed?ro from , of tho : that the of Reyes iba desir-and re-lorseman, ruz, wasChicago, Oct. 28.—John Niemifz, a South Chicago man, yesterday made a deathbed confession at the county hospital that the wounds which caused the btood poisoning, of which he later died, were inflicted by Mrs. Josephine Karmeeinsk, whom he had attacked.Mrs, Karmeeinsk, according to Nie-mitz's confession, stabbed him several times in the face and body when he had commanded her to give him her pocketbook and sprung at her.Mrs. Karmeeinsk is a woman weighing nearly 200 pounds and is six feet tall, while Nieinitz was only 5 feet *1 inches tail and slight, in build. She mastered her assailant, easily, and while she had him in her grasp, according to the confession, thrust, the hatpin in his body until he was forced to let go.st last in jeing initiate Pro-LICRNSKI) TO WKI), Hale Crocker, 25, Waterloo. Nellie Remson, 28, Rockford,a fundNew size Optimo, 10c ci***1UdverUwmwOsues were cie? was not ext* There can fc representation said he, bees If they bad have been a c to just what this instance i derstandiug. ho wrote the other allegath Jt in good fai meats were ti In the eou were both K. .* mere, the two financial tram witness and tl Claims Mr. Williar that the plaint had been acco that it was pro the alleged fal representationJameson knew he made them, sustained a lo He claimed written for th the bank to los the. Central To The plalntifl who identified(Conttuu