Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1927, Page 28

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His story of the shooting of the Morgan City power man, whose ob- jection to a love affair between the doctor and his wife is alleged to have been the underlying reason for the shooting, was virtually the same as one told by Mrs. Lebouef while was on the stand. Dr. Drehe he and Beadle met Lebouef both parties were boatriding and that after cursing, Lebouef fired two shots at him. Beadle, he said, answered With two loads of buckshot and Le- bouef fell dead. The doctor said he did not watch while Beadle cut the victim’s body open and tied the iron weights to the head and feet. “Testimony of a civil engineer, calied to the stand after Dr. Dreher left it. about the dividing line between St. Maryp and St. Martin Parish, revealed a new angle in the case. The engi- neer sald the slaying occurred near the St. Martin line, but he could not say it occurral in the other parish. For the first time since the trial started, Mrs. Dreher was absent from the court yesterday while her husband testified. ~Mrs. Lebouef wept softly | while her alleged lover told of the shooting of her husband. NORTHWEST FIGHTING HUGE FOREST FIRES Military Lending Aid and Air- planes Employed Against Flames Caused by Lightning. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Oreg., August 5.— With military authorities lending all possible aid to embattled fire-fighers and with Government airplanes pressed into service for reconnais- sance work, and Army mules labo- riously moving supplies through tor- tuous mountain trails, the Northwest was fighting hundreds of forest fires today. All the conflagrations were started by lightning. A Storms rolling over the mountain timber tracts each day this week have shot down bolts of flame out of the clouds. Today a hundred fires swept through the forests of the ‘Columbia National Forest in Washington, an- other hundred fires were blazing un- controlled in the Rainier National Forest. More than 60 had been report- ed on the Wenatchee tracts. Nine lightning fires were reported trom the Umatille National Forest in Oregon. Several fires were reported burning uncontrolled in the Klamath National Forest in northern California. — GIRL ASKS FREEDOM. Central Student Wants Court to Annul Marriage. Annulment of her marriage is asked in a patition filed today in the Dis- trict Supreme Court by La Rue Oliver, 17-year-old Central High School pupil, 3609 Twenty-second street northeast, against Edward Oliver, an employe of a printing company. The o:remony took place at Rockville February 8, 1926. Through Attorney J. L. 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