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Kidnapping and Murder.

h Cable to the New York Evening

Telegram.

Oct. 12.—The particulars of a mest atrocious crime, committed a short time ago, are published in the Raglish papers this morning.

MURDER CONFESSED.

William Marianns de Jongh, clerk to the Minister af the Celonies at the Hague, confessesgto murdering a school boy named Marius Bogaardt, a son of a former Secretary Generai,now livinga retired life. The murderer laid his plans | very cunaingly, aud before seenring the

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boy had written a letter to the father asking for 75,000 guilders, or 30,000, for the surrender of bis son, but how

and where the ransom was to be paid was not clear, theugh it is suppesed De Jongh had accomplices. The con- fession of how the murder was commit- ted was told by the prisoner to his sis- ter, to whom he w as devotedly attached . De Jongh wept bitterly while giving the follewing account of the motives and circumstances under which the murder took place :— PLANNING THE CRIME. He said that on September bes

fore he cemmitted the crime and be-

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him to give me money by stealing away | did not yr to kill the in CASE h » should become my aecuser. My onl ’ motive was my wish for money. Nobody assisted me either before ov at the murder.’ and Ague. Are vou troubled with Ague, Fever, Bilious Fever, Remittent or Inter mitting fever, Night Sweats or any disease that comes front Malaria or disordered Liver and Hot Suns ? If se, procure a bottle of Green’s Ague Conqueror, which is an acetic extract of stromg tonic roots, com- bined with Sulphate of Magnesia, ete , and positively contains no Gurmine, Arsenic of other pols ons. It purifies me blood, cleanses the liver, spleen and other seere- tive organs so effect ually that the chills will We have never found any case

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} i as . fe th > b m AGENTS, eo ve aye oT . en ane as vs d ac a Ch’town, June 3, 1580—2aw mw, ar pat e wrote the ietter referred to, demands | ——_-__—__—_—_—_—— agi pamenenees INCURPORATED “am 1666," ing the ransom on a certain date. The - letter was written inthe Cafe St. Hus!

bert, from which he went te William’s Park. where Mr. Bogaardt resided. It was two o’clock in the afternoon. Mrs, Bogairdt had just left her house and driven in her carriage to Schevingen’ De Jongh therenpon went to the Rhen« ish railway station, and, having direct- ed a letter, put it into the post office letter at the station. Hie then took a

eab, but as the cabman was asleep when De Jongh entered the vehicle he did ot notice his face. De Jongh

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drove to the school and asked for young

Marius Bogaardt, a tine leoking’ bey, thirteee years of age. THE en i

‘Do you know me?’ he asked of the! boy.

*To be sure,’ the latter replied. ‘I have oiten met you in the park.’

‘Now, my boy, your mamma _ asked meto fetch you from school,’ said De Jongh.

‘Did she not, then gov ?’ inquired the lad.

‘Yes,’ replied De Jeng, seeing that the boy koew his mother’s intentions, ‘but she told me she would on her re- turn wait for us ata peasant’s house on the dawns near the town.’ The boy boy then fetched his school articles,

aske:l permission to leave school and |

accompany De Jongh in a eab. THF MURDER.

When they arrived on the downs the murderer sought a quiet place where he threw the bey en the ground, bound his hands and feet with eord, which he had

bought that morninn. ‘Remain here,’ he said to Marius, ‘till [ return with

the are I have demanded from your

, go to Schevin-|

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“and by virtue

contained in an Indenture of] Mortgage,

bearing date the twenty-third day of

July, 1877, and made between DoNALD

Wiiiram Patmer, of the one part, and

HENRY SKEFFINGTON Poor, of the other

part,—

LL that tract, piece a ud parcel of land, L hereditaments and remises situate, lying and being on ‘l’ownshiy mae oe ‘Twenty

father. Stop your crying if you de not! want ta be killed.’ He covered the ovth with his coat and cnenced to go, ut the boy cried so loudly that he re- turned. J'ancying he heard footsteps, De Jong took his sword eut of bis walks |

ioy stick and killed the child, stabbing |

him seven times in the breast. Ina very agitated state of mind the inhuman waitin fled to Schavingen, washed his hands at the sea shore and returned to the Hague, after having thrown away the swordsstick in « little channel by the roadsides De Jong was arrested on the downs, whither he returned ear ly the following enorning ; but after being eoofronted with the ‘ceachman and the other witness he was liberated. He Was arrested afterward on his own con- fessien. MOTIVES FOR THE CRIME.

After his avowal of his crime his sis- ter asked him what motive he had fo the horrible deed, He answered :-—

‘I saw our father die in poverty. As for myself I could not make my way in Iocdia, bnt I had a place in the same office where father worked, with no better prospect than he had. What would be my mother’s lotand yours ? I wish to assure to her a comfortable old age, and wheu | heard from a family whe are acquainted with his circumstances that Mr. Bogaardt was a very rich man I was seized with a desire to constrain

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nine, in Queens County, ‘in Prince Edward Island, boun.ed and deseribed as_ fellows, | that is tosay : Commencing at the intersec- ition of the Lower Jryox Road with the | County line between Prince and Queen’s

| Counties ; ; theuce sout hwi ardly aloug the said | County line to the shore of C rapaud Harbor ; | | thence following the courses of the said shore (easterly until it meets the Settlement Road leading from said shore to Crapaud Corner ; thence along the said Settlement -Road north. wardly until it meets the Lower Tryon Road aforesaid ; thence westwardly along the said road to the place of co: mmencement, contain- ing about fifty acres of land, a litthe more or less, and is bounded on the west by the said County line; on Prt south, by Crapaud Harbor ; on the eas t, by the Settlement Road; on the north, by the Lower Tryon Road ; and is part of ninety-four acres of land demis ed by an Indenture of Lease da ited the first day of November, A. Dp. 1859, and made between the Hon. L: ady Cecily Jane Georgina Fane, of er ene part, and the said Donald William Palmer, of the other part; and also all the estate, right and privileges belonyivg to the said Donald William} Palmer at the time of the execution of the above mentioned Mort- gage in and to the shore adjoining the said tract of land to the extent of low water mark, as comprised in and demised by the said In- denture of Lease of the first day of Novem- ber, A. D. 1859—saving and reserving irom the above described fifty acres of land a piece of land conveyed by the said Donald William Palmer to Her Majesty the Queen, as parti- eularly described in an Indenture bearing date the third day of April, A. D. 1880, and re_ is- tered in the office of the Registrar of Deeds for said Island.

For further particulars apply to Messrs. Hopgson & MeLxop, Solicitors, Charlotte- town.

HENRY

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Mortgagee.

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‘Mortgage Sale.

TO be sold by P us LIC ‘UBLIC AUCTION, at the Court House in Summerside, in Princes County, ref SATURDAY, the 30th day of OCTOB NEXT, A. D. 1580, at the hour of rs y olbee, noon, under and by virtué of a Power of Sale im an Iinden- ture of Mortgage, dated the 19th day ef September, A, VD, 1878, and made be- tween Tunopori aA, Gress and EMMA GREEN, his wife, of the ene part, and Epwarp Jarvis Hopesox, of the other part,—

AM that tract, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being on Townshi

'uumber seventeen,in Prince C ounty aforesai

bounded and described as follows, that is to

‘Commencing at a stake ‘fixed in the

south-west angle formed by the intersection

of Crozier Street with Spring Street, aud run- jning irem thence along Spring Street north thirty degrees east seventy teet to the south ine of a lot of land owned by B. 8. Mille; hence eastwardly along the said lot ata iright angle sixty-four feet, thence at a right angle northw: ardly sixty-eight feet to Shea

Street; thence eastwardly along the said

street sixty-two feet to David Rogers’ lot ;

| thence at aright angle southwardly along said lot one hundred and thirty-eight feet to

et i &

, | Crozier’ s street aforesaid; thence westwardly

along said street one hundred and twenty-six feet to the place of commencement, together with the mills built thereon.

For further particulars apply at the office of Hoveson & Mci.zop, Solicitors, Charlottetown or Summerside.

Dated this 25th of September, A. D, 1880.

EDWARD JARVIS HODGSON, Mortgagee.

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