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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27

The Republicans Of Decatur County
will we learn present the name Of e.
Borin, editor of the ''Eye, - for delegate
to the national republican convention
which meets at Chicago in June. Kau-
sas will be entitled to is delegates; two
from each congressional district, to be
chosen by district conventions, and
four will be chosen by the state con
vention to be held al Topeka May l .
Unless Phillips County should have a
candidate for the place the HERALD
will do what it can to further the can
didacy of Mr.. BOrin. He is we'll
known, is well qualified to act intelli-
gently as the representative Of the par
" in this district, and we hope to see
him chosen.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
Frames and Trimmings 20 10 TUG KER GRANDELS GALLERY on

The Robbery ofthe Kansas Pacific
Railroad by Jay Gould and
Russell Sage.
A dispatch from New York says that
the Kansas Pacific bOndholders are
leaving nothing undone to accomplish
the recovery Of the proceeds of the Dem
yer Pacific stock, which they allege 10
have been illegally distracted from the
Kansas Pacific company's treasury by
JAY Gould and Russell Sage while act
ing as trustees Of the company. A let
ter on the subject has been sent TO
President Cleveland by Attorney De-
lancey givinga history Of the case and
charging that Gould and Sage took
$500, 600 Of the securities out Of the
trust and appropriated the proceeds 10
their own use. Mr.. Gould ism France
beyond the jurisdiction of the courts e,
and in the absence of extradilion
treaties, can only be brought back for
trial by executive request through diplo-
matte channels, and he informs the
President that formal application for
Gould's return Will be made to the De-
partment of State.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
LIST OF LANDS FOR SALE.

McElroy & Lowe, Real Estate and
Loan Agents. herewith furnish d list
of lands in their hands for sale, and
parties desiring to purchase "a good
farm at "a bargain will please note the
following list;
No. sold.
No. a.-IUJ acres, located miles south Of Re
public city, 40 acres under cultivation. Price
time.
No. 3.-sold.
Not $50 acres, good farm land, frame house
ISN2H two stories above basement, frame barn
lG4I stables and sheds 100 acres fenced, feed lot
acres, small corral fence, mile OF creek, good
timber, so 70 80 acres under cultivation, good
orchard, 100 young trees and abundance Of small
she'd buggy shed. cribs and out honses Price
$500, all cash. This land Is IN Freedom town
ship.
No. 5.-lGJ ac-es, . good sod houses, good well,
% acre. under cultivation plenty good hay land,
situated miles from Moodrun station on B. x
NJ R r. Price Sl.2sO. Terms $40 cash. $40 on
four years time.
Eo.6-l6O acres, stone dugout, Kansas sheds
and stables. good spring with never failing water
situated e miles from Woodruff a good stock
farm. Price $3.50 per acre. Terms, $50 on time
balance cash
No, sold.
No. $50 acres fine farming land, four miles
from PhilIipsburg. Price $3.50, $3.50 cash, balance
on years time
n Sc
splendid stock aud gEaIZ farm. line bottom land
and abundance OF @aLeF anu pes NlIIL'y % t-li
IN llf lb im and bacI. walnut Good house,
Iy55. stables for S or ten horses farm all fenced
ana al grres Iu GOOD state of of cultivation This
is a valuable farm and offered at bargain The
improvements and timber Is worth more than the
price asked for the farm Price, o5'lOJ' - OO
down. Dsluuc IN TOUR years time W-ti interest AT
10 per cent.
No 1O.-sOld.
No 11.-Sold.
M 1a-Sold.
NJ 1a-soTd
No. ll-l6o 9eEe= 10 miles northeast Of Phil hi.
lpsoAE Eoqd farm plenty Oh Eo'g -r IF-G rr M
nee ,g. s 40 cre- under cultivation. Price sI7oO
No. l5.-l6o acrs+. creek farm. 10 acres under
s i7so. ''''"'' '- "-'s- anna '-
M u and n are a1fofnin, quarter sections
and vii be- Sold seDerte or tost6er to suit pur-
chaser.
40. i7.-sod.
no. ls--luo acres southwest OF Marvin rolling
prairie ga acre OF #l9.e' 200 =9G nous ZOO
.''.-5 -l-- oI' D,'''- -' 80 80. ma nav igni
I pic s7mrl IN. r.-h 97 Trade
No la-W .tHdrawu
SO. 2I-lUJ ACRES OF me farming iaul- gOoC
frame house 2IZ2s feet. story and Il haif house
with basement underneath likes Kansas barn %
feet long numerous uuJ1ulldIrg-s whole tract
fenced pasture Ltiie-- -elei..te from farm ANU
several acres under cultivation, near mile ui
creek win lots OF LE'tIii l.tt lm pE9l eHts on
- 7 il NH T- IlfIe- IRON PlilIf-Jlburs VI 'i''
30 al-sotf
No $50 acres GOOD upland. ave miles from
Phillp-aurg. Price $50 cash and $500 on i've
years l--1'
70 -i9g acres miles rom F F5 l5o
6uiidings price Sas65: sl2l0 cash balance on i've
years time.
30. .-l6l acres, square Or, miles from
STUTTGART Ffae $500 good terms
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
ROAD NOTICE.
,Lonl Il n1alL conesrn:

To 3gh0a3 It mag concern:
Ia pursuance Of AN order made by the Board Of
County Commissioners of the County Of Phillips,
ia the State of Kansas, lu regular session on the
Sd DAY of jauuury A. d. 1883, notice Is hereby
given that L. ST. Hopper and 81 other household
of said county, residing In the vicinity Wnere
it is rproposed % lay ont and establish the road
below mentioned, have presented 10 said board
their certain petition, praying the lay ing out and
establishment Of O. public road In said county as
follows: Commencing at the section corner be
tween section I3 and - on the east line Of town !,
Range 18; thence west "a miles TO the quarter
section corner hetwern section I7 aud 20; thence
south so rods, thence west one and one half miles,
thence south on range line so rods TO the quarter
section corner between section IS and p; thence
west on half section line through section p, town
], range 2 one mile 70 the town Of Long Island or
% said line as is practicable and that Jesse
Hilton Frank Wheeler aud T j Fee, viewers duly
appointed, viii meet at beginning OF said road.
with surveyor or the Tth day Of February, A. d.
1855, and proceed TO view said road, and TO give
AN parties a hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal of said county,
affixed at my office in said county, this 9th day Of
Jan. A. D., lSSS- =. j. uARrdAS.
LSEALl jau-2J-2t County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
ROAD NOTICE
u LgLonl 4 80 e0nceLn:

In pursuance Of an order made by the Board Of
County Commissioners of the County of Phillips,
IN the state of Kansas. ia regular session on the
8d dav Of Jan. A. ID. 1883, notice is hereby given
that ". j.. Craven and u other housCl0lders Of
said county. residing in the vicinity where 10 L.
proposed 10 lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented TO said board their
certain petition, praying the LAYING out and estab-
Ii=LmeuI OF "a public road in said county follows
Commencing at the southwest corner Of section
81. o. 20: thence north tie comfy line or as
near as practicable between Norton and Phillips
counties 10 the northwest corner of section 6, 5,
20. said road TO be 80 feet wide iu Phillips cOun-
ty, and that John Hill Fred Albright and A b
Miller. viewers duly appointed viii meet at south
east corner section G.. s. % near Herman ShOurtOn
OF Norton county on the 18th day of February,
A. D.. l5sS and pr coed 10 view said road and
TO give all parties O. hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal of said county,
a11ed al my office in said county, the 10th day of
Feb. A. ID. lsss. s. j. HARTMAN,
lSEALI iau-21.2t County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27

The report of the committee appointed 20 in
sestlsate the books, accounts and methods of the
Eucile railroad makes some startling charges
against the managers Jay Gould, L. Stanford,
Hopkins, Croker and Huntington. 10 accuses
them OF using money 10 Influence legislation. Of
conceallng and destroying records. OF making
false alldaYits, OF swearing thar ,55-.94O Of the
stock OF the Central Pacific actually paid Tor
when in fact less than 81 u90.UJ0 bad been paid foF
OF discriminating between individuals. Of eLertiu
terrorism over merchants and hy Wuuton violation
OF law. The committee recommends that suits
both civil and criminal be 80 once instituted
against them. II cialms shat they actually made
CoucSrdia Empire.
An effort has been made to Indict
these men but 50 far the attempt has
failed They ought to be tried and if
guilty, should be seat to the penitentary
like other criminals.
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ROAD NOTICE


InEursuauce OF an order made 5y llc Board OF
County Commissioner of tie County Of Phillips,
ia the state OF Kansas. Boo rc- ul4F session Che
Sd day of Jan. A. ID. I,7s- notice l- hereby given
that Fred. BiEelUW aud l5 other l0u-el1lleF-
OF said county residing Iu the vicinity where III Is
proposed 10 lay out ANA establish tLe rlad below
heatjllef- have presented 90 -aiu HIurl their
certain petition PRAYING the laying ont and c- tab-
fishing of puIic read fU said comfy aa follows
Commencing az tue south --za corner of section
So, g. ~ thence west on section l4ua Is near as
corner of section 81. s., % ANA that ID 81. stuart
Jos. Gettys and ". o. uoppeI- viewers duly APP
pointed, viii meet at beginning aI SAID rua4, with
Survegur, on The Isl day OF February A. I.- 1855
and proceed 10 sie- sal road ana 90 give all par
Iics q hearing
Witness my haHd- and the seal OF -a-G comfy
anzsa 40 lY oniCe in said county, tl- llLh day 1r
January a, d. 4a7s. $. y uAAtAANs
SEAL jaH-314L Comfy Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.
To trHoul Il mag concern:

In pursuance OF an order made by the BlaEl Of
County 0mmi s=i0uers OF li5e county OF Fuilllps-
In the state of Kansas, in regular session ON the
4th duv OF Jan A D. lc-H, notice Is hereby elfen
that Joel Shoemaker and % other l9u5el9--er- OF
proposed 20 lay ouL amt esTanli-A the E1a- .'elo"
mentioned hay- presented 10 said board their GER
tain position, pF.yIae che having oHt ANA e--il'-l-
meut of pHbl &c road iu s--a ea-ifg .'- follows
CUmueucluE III the euutl east corner -Fg---i -
town . range I1; thence We-t on tle eccILol l-l-
as near as practicable one milo and f4lt H 81 Col
by. A. J- Pennington and G- j. a llr|rf t-t.
ers duly appointed, VIII meet 10 Iel4u lLl4 OF =l
road. with surE eyur ON the Sd day gI EcD-- A.
d. loe and proceed 10 view said road, aud % give
all parties lelFiug
witness my hand, and the seal OF said county.
Affixed a. my office in said county. JHis l2Lh day OF
Jan A ID ISIS J. Harruas.
LSEAL| jan 10-1r Comfy CLERK
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
TIMBER CULTURE. FINAL PROOF-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.

L. 8. LAND OFFlCE EmwTN Kansas no.
January llth, ISs7. + 1924.
Notice f. hereby given that A. Mitchell one
of the heirs for the benefit of the heirs of Hart
well II. Mitchell tdeceaseIl has filed notice of in
teutiou to make final proof before Register and
Receiver at their Office i'm EirWin. Kansas on
Tuesday the 9th day of March, 1855 on lumber
Culture application 40. G529r lur the South East
quarter Of section No p ia township ] south
Range is west He names as Witnesses
Oliver Whitney, of Hillside. Kansas; solomon
B0dls and A. c. NeHde, of Myrtle, Kansas; and
Miles Hill. of Grow, Kansas
fan-2JGt il. a. NONGE, Register
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
SHERTFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, .
Phillips County. ( s..

STATE OF KANSAS
Phillips County IS.
In the District Court of Phillips County;
TIE BIRD WINDMILL CO., Plaintiff
Case No
j. l.. WELLS. 81. l.. WELLS
AND MCCLEEhl * WELLS Defls. : -
ToCBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that under
= and by virtUe of the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, i'm and by the above named
Court, and of order Of sale issued ON said judg
meut- TO me directed and delivered, VIII on Sar-
urday- February lllu. ls5=s between the hours Of
one and Two O'Clock p. III, of said day, at the
front door of the Court House, in PhiiIpsburg, i'm
the County OF Phillips. -tate Of Kansas offer at
hand. the following desert bed zeal estate name
is: The north hali of the northeast quarter, Sec
ton tWeuty=zeVau t2IF township four 90 south.
OF range nineteen (igI west 6rh T. EI-s all in the
County Of Phillips, State OF Kansas. said PROP
eFty has been levied upon aud Is 10 De sold as the
property 81 The above named Defendants
DHfed this 5En day II JanHaEI- !. D. ISIS.
e.. 81 ACGEIIiE-
jams HHefiH Phillips Comfy.
G. A SpauIJiug * Co., Atlys.
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The Great StOrm-The Deaths
Foot Up $50 or More.

The storm Of last week was the sever
est ever known in Dakota, Minnesota
and Northern Nebraska. The snow
was heavy, the wind for several days
was that OF the hurricane and the Their
mometer was from 20 to 81 degrees be-
low zero. Those who have kept count
of the deaths by freezing say that they
wnl number from 2jO TO 800. The
greatest number of deaths occurred in
Dakota.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas:
Z. ". SKINNER, Plaintiff

In the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas:
E. ". SKINNER Plaintiff,
J.K. selrls. Elizabeth searI-, j. A.
Wakefield Mrs d. A Wakefield
tyyife of j. a, WakeEeld) whose first
name iz unknown to plaintiff Burnett
Cook, b. r. Cook. Mrs. B. T. Cook,
Whose fist name L. uukno"L 90
Plaintiff and Smith Bros loan and
Trust Company, and the Estate ui
j Ohm Waite, tDeceuSeuJ LciCuuunls-
The said defendants. and each OF tLem4 aFc
hereby notified that they have been sued .'y the
said plaIutiH 10 the District Court OF philips
answer q C. petition Lled therein Bg the said plain
tin on or before the I'd dag of HaTcn. 1855 OF
Judgment aud decree VIII Doe taken against eueil
as therein prayed Tor q l1u1M-f Ll-+lt- JUG
mcuL fin favor of plaintiff against, j. n eearl~,
and j a. Wakefield for the sum Of tUo tluu
sand one hundred and forty one dollars with iu-
the rate of eight peg cent. per auuum AS C'l4euc-
ell by their i've proul-oIy notes eNtcufeL and de
hvered 90 said plaintiu and O. Judgment ana a--
cree lorecloslng certain mortgage e4ecul-u ana
Eigel 90 secure the payments OF 7all notes uIuu
the following described 4aul= situated Lu '-flll'l-
County uuI state oI KANSAS tu-W1i- E1rtAN est
range sixteen, west 9th principal meridian ana
ordering the sale thereof To- satisfy said Judgment
and ldjudgiHE and decrerius ccEEHll decd exc
cuLeQ ana delivered oy lrLeAeA-- -'utii-- Ne.a-
20 b. u. Cook therein attempting 20 convey said
land 20 the said b. T. Coos. fraudulent uu-
and void and barring all uf said defendants OF any
TO said lands, aud that ont Of the proceeds ai -il
sake u said EnOrtgugcu property. EGeFs -uh-l pc
paid. First taAr- Gge end unpaid ~ eu ~-ld rang"
second The costs OF tli- -H-lE H-'- l--fu tu-
amount found Que tus piallllI - prayed ior
Judgment and decree lE favor OF planting against
all Cs Go OF said defendants as The uatGtr of iLe
E. IS. SKINNER, Plaintiff.
Iy hi- attorneys. PRATT ~ L-E's.l,=- ..----
SEAL Clerk District Co4ftor PHuHpz County,
an-uz. fali--J
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
NOTICE

EusTE or Kansas,
Phillips county, ss-
In Probate Court of said County:
TO all HHOHl It Nay Concern
Notice is hereby given that II. C.. spraguc, Of
the Town OF stuttgart in Mound township ia
said county of Phillips, and State of Kansas, has
this day filed in this office his petition, SEHed by
35 males and 81 females, purpurIlng 10 be resi-
dents Of said townships praying that druggists
permit may be granted TO the said Il. C.. spra-ue.
as provided by act Of the Legislature or the
state OF KANSAS, approved March 5Jh- $50; and
that said petition will be heard the 18th day of
February, IssS, al O'Clock p. M. OF said day al
my Office in the Court uuuse, la said county ANA
State.
Given under my hand and official seal this DIST
day of January. ISIS C. ri. COLE.
iau-9T-lt Probate Judge.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
NOTICES FoR PUBLICATION
land oHes Al I,lryyIn. Kan. s I.oI

Jan 18th, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has tIed notice of his intention 10 make
hlal proof in support of his claim ana that said
proof will be made before the Probate Judge at
Phillips burg. kansas March 22d- 1885. viz;
MARTIN BEUILEh,
HE No. 3Cd3S, for the hf Sc or and So or >W
section 20, town !, south Of Range IS west
9th p. NJ. He names the following witness
es TO prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land, viz: d. IL Charles, j.
n. Davis, Jacob Gable, Jr-, and Philip Gable, all
of Woodruff, Kansas
fau-27 II. A. YONGE, Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
THOMAS il. WATKINS,

Ds.. No. aa59O. Tor the NJ SWE Section %
Town ], Range 20. Tie names the following Wit
uesses TO prove his continuous residence upou-
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
Thomas j. Wiley, ~ p. Dean, H. Hall and Vim.
BOIL, ala OF Long Island, Kansas.
dec 3J-6w IL. A. NONGE, Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27

December gath. lcsl. ]
Notice if hereby given that the l1lllWlug-uamed
settler has dled notice Of his intention 70 make
final proof in support of his claim and that SAID
proof viii be made before j Judge OF District Court
at phiILipsburg, Kansas, ON February 18th, leee
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27

McElroy & Lowe, Real Estate and
Loan Agents, herewith furnish list
of lands in their hands for sale, and
parties desiring TO purchase good
farm at bargain will please note the
following list:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-07-25
INCREASING IN NUMBERS.
The Army Sections Of the Anarchists Hav
Increased to Army Size.

Increased to Army Size.
It is said that the armed ranks Of the anarch-
ists have increased fully 100 Ter cent. since the
ports. Ever since that fatefal night the police,
who before placed little credence IN tho strength
OF the lnwless mass, have kept spies in those
parts OF Chicago thickly populated by anarchists
Shortly before the Haymarket riot OF Chief
Ebersold Was induced to take steps toward learn
ing the exact strength Of the organised and armed
portion of the mob. The result Of the investiga-
tions was appalling. The evidence against Par
sons, Spies and others did not reveal to the
world half the truth, The information came none
too soon to the startled heads Of the departm. mt
They saw what tho result must be, and nothing
was left to be done but to make hasty prepara-
tfous to meet the men who would fight with
bombs.
Information ELECTED shows plainly that tho
armed sections OF the anarchists numbered
about 1850 men, fully equipped with Winches-
organization was porfest. The men had long
drilled with padded feet in secret halls, aud had
practiced mb-throwine IN the woods Of Indi-
ans. Besides, they had secured plsns OF nearly
all the buildings and the sewer system. so that
tho warfare could be carried ON frcm the house,
tops ard by placing mincs in the streets The
knew what gun-dealers had purchased the rifles,
and after the bomb-throwing searched scores OF
hOunes and hardware stores. but not one Of the
valuable rides was found, and the dynamite and
The execution II the leaders in the murdcrous
conspiracy served only to increase the hatred Of
tno anarchists. lint 1t taught them that greater
secrecy would have to be observed. II was with
deeper discrimination that they rot about
strengthening thar ranks until there are upward
Of nve thoussnd members Of the armed groula
All are armed with Winchester rifos, for the
names OF tho gun -dealers who have secretly
purchased these arms arc known. They hare
bombs without number, and dynamite without
limit, undoubtedly. They are stsll possessed Of
the plans OF the buildings nd streets. and that
the anarchists will be ready for another test of
strength somstiIne In the future none who know
can truthfully deny.
Now the anarchists drill IN groups Of three
and ak, knowing each other BY numbers. and
knowing only one In . limited number Of nctgh-
boring groupa Orders are passed from the cep-
tatn o. 0ns group to that Of another, and 90
complste 10 the organization thattt u estimated
the entire force could b. masssd = given point
IN . ~ hours.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-07-25

~ ilpa stssss = Asne No, dynssnise,, .
Afser - ia bsen ss 4 aiifpl cxts. Bnthstd
He Al 3 dsnied that he knew whore Aldlne
skausss ! ssasd him what ~. he ~. doing
sners. Chapel ought to know, and be
NJ hsd IT, sSch THERE ana then said hey had
os ss isa ssss s Ter re would ssT: s r.;
around ! Is park hks Xidins s s'sinsfs: =
-. 9no i 81 NJ. s.i ssns GOT "a
after tn ymarkst riot, and gave II to hun.
How ~ rs thsre Of itp asked.
"A " eox, he answered. Asst comes in
Sslsd, 81 hsd abGs viii IL He
~ 80 ss thiosh + Into TIE a. river Fl
haA dlse bnted II among bthef aharchistic
gfo1Ps. then asked him whore he got hid
bcmbs, - ~ told me that they had been given
dynamite 10 said he had thrown them into the
that hia ksss had been searched and large
s sss a L ~: Z s &c s
Mr. BonA says tllst little BY little, be has
R rs ss.' e :ssy g : he Psi Cd sn ny q
bcr '' x pssssS = sSousSs VII IS im n
cstsd ~ 11inea = Indicate whence
they - ece ~ SissFibation g
s s.sasy pou.as n "a
This dynamite was distributed June > and II
Is said that many u the Old snarchlsts re-
might be traced very close to mcinbers cf the
Central Labor Tn on, which Interested itself in
money md sy%pathy for the snsrchi ,s
%ssosvs ss' sh. The present ''i pes WHY II @
plicate the whole brood II anarchists. Some
OF the early plans Of the friends OF the
convicted and executed men hate bccn in the
possession of the pelice for some time, and this
development fs expected to lay bare the eutire
plane OF the schemers and plotters: In the ram.
ifcations Of the plots are included as proposed
Frank Walker. M. Il. Stone, Witness Selieer, and
members OF the jury which convicted tho an
For months after the trial and execution the
persons and residences Of Judge Gary, Mr..
Grinnell, Capt Bonheld. and Capt Setback
were guarded. Since tho present revelations
been protected BY police sur sur eillance. ' -
John Hronek, No. L. Is o small man with an
intelligent lace Back Of hts boastful air and
savage talk is said TO be recklessness Of spirit
that makcs people feel uncomfortable IN his
presence. He wears scraggly, faded-out blonde
mustache and lit; lie goatee. His nose IL sharp
and thin, his face pinched and decisive in ex-
lathe that had seen little recent use was
found In . shed In his yard and a small turning
machine in his house. He has worked little at
his trade In the last year or two He is about Is
years old, is we'll educated, and speaks German
and bohemian fluently and English fairly. He
got his anarchistic ideas in Vienna and brought
them with him to this country. He is an adj
mirer of Louis Lingg and as rabid In his notions
respecting theories Of government
Frank Chapek is q small man, with d bald
head and full beard, and 10 about 40 years
old. He is also wood worker. His anarch-
Ism is OF less rampant type than that OF
Hronek.
The men were arrested on warrants sworn ont
by Capt. Bonfield under the dynamite act. They