Martin Heymer

"... another bride, defending his action on precuely the same grounds as he supplied for his wife when she married the second time. , So far as could be learned, Martin Heymer had four wives, and all of them were In court. Mrs. Heymer-Tompklns ranked as No. 3. If Mrs. Tompkins No. 1 I was ot the legal wife of Heymer, then I she was the legal wife of Tompkins, and consequently he committed bigamy In marrying the second time. On the other hand, If she Is the legal jrlfe of ..."

"... years ago. Rhode yesterday years at prison for shooting , a laborer in his ploy, Two Switchnw Killed. Long Island City, March 20.? Patrick Pidgeon, 82 years old, and Martin Heymer, 23, both switchmen, lost their lives in tho Long Island railroad yard here yesterduy. which theyw rer, and they A box into a switch under the wheels. riding thrown Bold ..."

"... was predicted, would result in thc downfall of Chancellor Caprivi. Thc big distillery ot James Walsh Ca, at Covington, Ky., was and barrels of whisky destroyed. Dick Pidgeon and Martin Heymer, switchmen, wero killed in thc yards at Long Island City by a car jumping thc At N. J., Father Treacy rebelled against the ity of Mgr. and Dishop O'Farrell and ..."

"... delayed by a broken shaft. At Swedesboro, N. J. , Father Treacy rebelled against the authority of Mgr. Satolli and Bishop O'Farrell and defied them openly. Dick Pidgeon and Martin Heymer, switchmen, were killed in the yards at Long Island City by a car jumping the track. The big distillery of James Walsh & Co., at Covington, Ky., was burned and ..."