TRAGEDY AT A DANCE.
During a 'iiiarrel over ,1 ',\oiii:in at a danre ai Martin. Kentucky . lj-t yenr. between uvo men minnd lleimiin and DavK Herman w tipped a iovnwr out i:f his puckrt, shit Davis dead, and Hid. Thi ugh the police wove unable to apprehend Heiman, Frank Finlay. a brother-in-law of the vieiim. never gave up hope nf finding the murderer. Finally he obtained a clue tn Hatman's hiding place 'n Utah. He induced his biolhcr Kcnner to pin lvm. and together they went there. Bui Herman had gone. The Finh'y- tiaced their man through several States, and finally came up Miev cbt,;ined b'aid in the iv>u,,e after lie had r-10-d :<i bed. tlvy ru eid into his i* em Mid uud to handcuff I'im. Ilernvin. an imm"nsely strop.? man, hurled iiis asaihmu tiwny, and. seizing a revolver f. jm under hi- pillow, shot both mea dead. He then lef the house. 3rd so far lirs managed to escape arrest.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81897, 1 December 1906, Page 4
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162TRAGEDY AT A DANCE. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81897, 1 December 1906, Page 4
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