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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
TREATED TO TAR AN0 FEATHERS
The Puusshment They fniict on Moral
Lsp<<s la Gensses County.

The Punfshment They fnilct on Moral
Lsp<<s ta Gsnsses County.
FLrs7. Nay 3-F0r several years past
Rsnben Carey and q woman supposed 70 be
bis vile have lived together ~ Goodrich in
tbl. county. They have two children. A
shors - go ayoung fellow named George
Aieotk cane 20 the village in search Of
work and stayed wdh the Carsys- Grad
ualiy be found favor IL the sight Of the
woman This fact lead 10 quarrel BE-
tween the men They dualiy decided TO
ight for the hand OF the woman. The Dsst
rnsn fo narry her. The contest came oE as
ssreed. The new man was victorious.
Carsy sold what little he bad aud left
Aleott assumed bis plsce In the family.
hsviRR secured license and been regularly
aosrried by a local Justice Of TIE Peace.
The performsucs Was not IN accord with
the code Of morals az Goodrich. and on
Tuesday nixht a party Of men treated the
couoie t0achirivsri- They called Aicott out
for some cigars.
Once away from bis house. the man was
civesfed Of his clothing aud thoroughly
rrafsd With tsr and feathers. Hrs wife
begged for mercy. bat wss answered only By
orders to leave the country with her nus
band az once. which it is believed they did.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
AuTTlE GIRL ASSAULTED
A s1asksxon County Msa 20 be Tried Il
Assaalt zsd Battery.

A Masksxon County Maa 10 be Tried fer
Assaalt and Battery.
s1S<sa.st - yst zs>tsaAsre4As-s-
SrLLIvAs, Mag 3-Edsard Russell. Who
was arrested a few days ago oa . charge OF
assault With intent 10 eommit rape on .
ll-yszr-oid daughter OF Jacob Halse. and
vas discharged for want Of evidences. was
rs-arrestsd Immediately after the close of
;hs trial on Wednesday, charged with
ssssult and battery. The case viii come
tomorrow st 10 o. m before Justice Catiin.
Of Fruitport-
Tie evidence showed that Russell waited
outside Hulsefs house and whsn the girl
came cut. seized her oy the shoulders and
exclaimed. Nov I've got you" The girl
tainted aud Russell started 70 carry her
away VIXEN the girls little brother. aged
years, shouted and calling his sister 5y
name. said. Here comes papa with gun
Russell was frightened. dropped the girl
and ran.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
BARGAIN COUNTER.

On Monday we viii place Oh our bss :
gain Counter nj genuine cut prices oo1
lengths ~ q grest many clszsef and
styles 81 Dress Goods, whjc8 mus 81
oncs be close5 ont
Here are bsrraiBs II yUn are IN search
u them. \ o ficfioB- Al lscls- Come
and ree
sPRIEG JACKTTS. A Grand Bs-
ducsioD Bsck Jerseys marked from
g. 70 70 $50. from s. i0 5 80; frvro 81
n s.. from sle ~ -; from SlAJ0 -
SO. from els toflz50
We sid these goods close at the orig-
irsf r.r5eee- A. The eDf prieese they ere
l,srgeins. Street Jackets, take yopr
efoice. pieids and checks, at $50, re-
5uce5 from s. and 81.
On ascerfaininF the rfioes u or
Co iored 9erseys y0u would iHszine q
cveione fsad str1ck the department.
Tie priee= are ~sy down, reouDed for
this sfse1iai sale TIE line c1nieins
she Bluss. Mshozanvf Nooes. Browns
and 1snf--zlI cfscioe c5iofe.
Kissae strinr ffsrDenls 81 Me- cost
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
Fell Out of Bed.

o. P. Mcqueen got full night before lasi
and went to bed on q wood rack on Good
rich-st. He rolled out of his skeleton bed
and cut his head very badly. he wa.
picked up early yesterday morning and
taken to headquarters, where be claimed
that be had been cut and robbed by a
couple of bold, bad men. The police. how.
ever, lay it to whisky. The ground where
Mcqueen fell out of bed looks as ifa slaueh.
ter house had been located there. He is a
st. Marks Home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
Hse IN COLUMBUS


ssroyed Yesterday sfsernssn-
CorrwRUs. O.. Mar S-A Gre broke ont
late this afternoon in the asbestos works Of
J. q. Pulling & Co. On sciots-st-. bT the
urseffing Of vat Of boiling tar A strong
wind slowing caused the flames % sprssd
to he surrounding buildings n spite Of the
sforts Of ths Grs department snd sor a
tiiue Il sesued shst tae vhois slock Of
euiidfu9s nsnsf 20.
The buildings destroyed vers Esfo1s
aechine shop. Talusge warehouse. Pull
ing ssnestos works a dwelling owed hv
Joan Z. Gil Poiirgs nschine shop aod
tne Cssfvslls ssie- hoase the property sf
CeuzrsSSrnsn Js0es Can 7oeiI- The Den
nison Hctei enilrirE wss also badiv
searrhed The buildines were not very
csstiy. bct. Nth tne contents destroyed
tse ioSs Vii foot up 70 80 eco. partly IN
ss1red
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

frsrrrt.tut Amendments - re EHtes Of
Frartfre.
rASsi~s. Nsv TEE supreme Court an
ponncps the foliovinr Important amend
raent ta ne rules today
Ruie Sails he sr9uEeut e cs1sss. IVA
counsei may - heari On eseb side. The
time siiorei fsr srzrnpnf On each sids
shall roe excees ere tour. unless ty special
permission ct fhe tnurs on csuse saovn.
Z con the near1nz af spectai nofscns or or-
cere 20 encN crrss culv ere er41rrert
nrc1 ste VI te aesrf and the tirus ID
~ cccrr1e't m tle a--une1t limi.ed % 81
feen rllr1tes en- = side anless 81 sreciai
iee~e @ lorrf tts q ne is sx-e-s.fsf
Rf- et-- ~ eenever rrr -.-srt II rzse
ar a. = brought lp Ga = r~r of errssr
sr 80 use made = so pro,x a. - csasa
Vexs1ton 81 -e-iscn oi ~ ntuiti7isrftr ef
fivsiouS sssienrnenls ~ hv sn~ rtsa-
s1u~e. q s1aa ee Tifha sne discretion
~ - C0rTf 80 erFnt srrt rssf. srssart
re prevstlinz aartv $50 = ---~4rssi,ia
har saEA se1se. - uav osser n
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

wAsHIseros. Nay 81 In the senats. the
House bin for the appointment snd retire
ment of Gen. Alfred Piessanton with rank
of colonel has been favorsbly reported with
an amendment giving bin the rank OF
major. A bill proyid ng for the more rigid
exclusion of Chinesa i'm migration Was m
trodueed BY Senator Stewart. The discuss
ion OF the UDesrned Lsnd-Grant Forfeiture
bill was then resumed.
The House has adopted the conference
report on the joint resolution accepting On
behalf of the United States the inviia lion ol
the French Republic to take part in the In
transitional exhibition 10 be held al Paris in
l6s9. The commissioner rtDresenting the
United States will receive salary Of $40
000.) Tie House went INTO COMMITTEES o.
the whole on the Tariff bill. and was ad
dressed by Mr.. Wilson, of West Virginia
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
The rir.msn,s election.

CHARLOTTE. May 3.-The following officers
were elected by the State Firemsn's Associ-
alton today: President. John q. Bennett.
Of Battle Greek; First Vice President, w. L..
Wright. of Lansing; Second Vice President.
l. A Bentley. OF Eaton Rapids; Third Vice
President. #. W. Peabody. OF Albion; Secre-
tary and Treasurer. w. II. Fuller, Pent-
water; Statistician. L. E. Ireland. of Plain
well; Representative TO the National As
soeiation. 5. ID. Pond, of Allegan. After the
election the association went TO Lansing on
an excursion. and will put in the day see
ing the sights Of tae Capital city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Convict in the Ohio state Prison Torn In
Pieces by Fly wheel


Pieces By Fly wheel
CoLUNBrs. o., MAY 3.--A horrible accident
occurred At the Ohio State prison this sfler-
noon which cost Frederick Siedel, three
year prisoner from Cleveland. bis life. he
was employed "a engineer and hsd charge
Of the ponder0us engine which furnishes
power Tor Patton foundry. At the time OF
the accident he vas alone ia the engine
room. The foreman Of one OF the mscbins
rooms. noticing a jerkY motion 60 the
power. went 20 the engine room where he
discovered part Of Sieislis body Ia the
gv eat ny wheel ut and other parts scattered
about. The fg wheel rsvolsed very close
t0 a oricx val. Between them there vss
ample room for a nan 90 sand. bat 20 do
81 vas very dauzsrGus when the engine
vas rnnn.ng. Siedel would frequently
stand IN tbs Derious position. sltE0og b
ofssn cautioned not 20 DO 50 II - suppose 4
be vas st his old reckless vsys. when in
some way be Vas caught IN the Wheel aud
dashed % pieces
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
John Harmon Get. No Place.

DETEorr. May S.-A Washington special
10 the journal. says: John Harmon, the
veteran Michigan Democrat. was at the
Capitol today bidding farewell to Congress
msn. He is going TO Michigan to spend the
Summer. and will bring up at the Grand
Rapids convention next week. The politi-
cal o1ice which the Michigan Democr ats
promised Mr.. Harmon has not been heard
OF lete.y. and Mr. Harmon no doubt thinks
grateful"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
Allen O. Myers Sentenced to .yaii

COLUMBUS, o., May 3.-Allen 0. Myers,
charged with contempt of court by writing
and publishing an Objectionable article
during the progress of the tally-sheet trials.
was sentenced this morning TO pay fine OF
500 and given three months imprison-
ment in the county .ail. Sentence WAS sns-
pended to give the defense an opportunity
TO carry the case to the Supreme Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
vayn. Countv Fnser.e. Alrer

D1rRorr. May S.-The Republican County
Convention was held today, adopted strong
Alger resolutions and sent delegates to
Grand Rapids pledged to his support. The
Democratic County and Republican Dis
tric. Conventions are now in session.
4. NJ. Duffield and Colonel Atkinson
were chosen delegates TO the National Con-
yention by acclamariOn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

DErRoIr. Mag 5.-George w. Ayre's libel
suit against the Free Press for iniinating
that be was implicated in the shooting of
Patrolman Judd Lombard one night last
November, ended this noon in q verdict for
The plsinuf for $500 The trial occupied
Judge Reilly's court for tour days. The
libel was based upon the reports of the
shooting and the investigation of the police.
which appeared two successive days In the
Dres~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
a 80 FIRE AT EtILLsOALE.
The Most DISASTROUS Fire whieh Has oc-
curred There In Tears.

carred Thers In Years.
Hf1Espshx. NaT 3. - About l-s0 this
morning ons ef ths most disastrous fires
occurred fhst tia eisy hss known f0r years.
7, originated IA a barn IN the alley back Of
the Presbyterian church, snd was not
checked uptii a haf destroyed The resi-
aencss of ~. b. Fontweil and John LAM
bert. together Eiia Eve barns sad most &
their contents. The losses sTs as follows,
=. 5eelev. barn, St5o. ueinsnrsncs: Aichael
Mcnonouxa. tsru. sl6o q. ~ Hnngerford
ssen. Cor TOE singer SewInx Machine Com
pany. VITO rcrnufei enc Of the barns. ioess
= horse so8 vsEon. harness. etc loss 500
10 Insurance.. John Lambert. horse. barn
sul coBteats 8 0oc. insured for Ssooo. the
F-eShvferisn charcn shais. fio0. Mrs.. Henry
Naldron hcv1se sDd barn. occupied 81 ~.
q BortwsiI. toisl less. insured fer s. 80.
W r. BoutWslL part ~ els household
zrcds. filiv insured J. g. Gray. barn.
$50. no iosursncs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

MASrsrEr, May s.-Jacob Browning.
aged Is. was killed in Buckley & Douglass
mill this morning. He was caught by the
main belt and carried around pulley,
crushing the top of the head off and badly
mangling the body.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

WAsHIssros. May 3.-The Republican
League last night adopted resolutions
tn snking Senator Ingalls, for his course in
the Senate on Tuesday, and is preparing .
public reception in his honor.
Senator Voorhees,, who was not in his
seat yesterday. has gone to Indiana on
business
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
Cherry Street

This beautiful thoroughfare 10 being
made still more attractive by the erection
of two magnificent residences. one on the
corner of Sbeldon-st. by Mrs. Burns, and
another further east, near Lafayette-st. By
Arthur Meigs Each will cost about SIS
600, and will be ready TOR occupation by the
1st of August.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
A Racnunt Ordrred

LassrSs, Mich, May 3.-Ths Supreme
Court has ordered recount in the Third
ward Of Port Huron. where Duncan Mac
keBzie thinks be was elected. ard the local
authorizes refused TO 90 behind the returns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

We take pleasure in inform
ing our customers and the
trade generally that after
many experiments we have al
last secured a line Of BLACk
HOSIERY for ladies, gentle
men aud children called
"0nyx" Stainless Black, which
will not stain the feet or gar
ments, and withstands the
effects OF preparation as vel
as repeated washings Will
soap and soda. We guarantee
that the dye contains no iD.
gradients likely TO be iDjur1
Gus TO the wearer or fabric
Having thoroughly tested the
goods we confidently recon.
mend them TO our customers
as an article OF great merit,
and one which will prove a
boon TO those who have long
wanted a Black stocking which
does not stain or lose It's color.
We are sole agents for Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

WAsHIsGroS. May g. - Congressmen
Whiting. Chapman. Seymour. Cutcheon
and Allen are down on the Speakers list
for speeches on the tariff bill. and will
speak as soon as an opportunity offers.
O'Donnell will not make set speech. but
will say what be has on the subject under
the i've minutes rule. when the bill comes
up for amendment and debate by sections.
Fisher will coatent himself with doing q
heap Of thinking.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
Win Muster Them In.

Fifteen new members will be mustered in
the Grand Rapids Guards this evening at
the armory. There then will be seventy
members TO look forward to the joys of the
encampment at Mackinac during the
summer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

WAsHIseros. May 3.-For an hour and a
half the Senate in secret session this after
noon discussed the Chinese treaty. Sena-
tor Sherman made q long speech in favor of
il and the Senate seemed about TO take q
vote without further discussion when sena-
tor Mitchell. of Oregon. arose and opposed
the bill at some length The matter then
went over until Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

JkcxsoS, May 5.-Jsck Morrison, Of Erie
Pa. q catcher Of some note. has been signed
by the Jackson team This makes two
A0rrisous, both cstcherS. in TIE nine
Jackson now has two Fritz" and Morrison
- fs-7ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
Another Ohio Bank Embarrassed

XEsIA, o., Nay 3.-The Second National
Bank closed its doors this morning. The
bank held large amount of paper of NJ. C.
Allison, who assigned yesterday. The
capital stock of the bank is $l50,OO0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

DrsIrs, Axy S-TAs srisl Of William
o'Briea. nenber Of Parliament and editor
OF the G.sssa Isslasd. wss concluded today
o'Brsn was Sonsiused and ssnssncsd %
thFs< menghs' inprlsonmena he wss
charged with violating the Crimes Act BY
advising people IA proclaimed district u
ioln the League.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

REz1zS. Msy S--Faszser ns~s has kec-
rscssyea here 81 he sxpiorsrs Kuak and
Tspfs snbreck. vhose exr~disisn vss
sstssssed oy the nssivss n 70. interior of
tsmeroo7s- Seven of TIE rsrfF -srs
- 60 an5 fh5rfT wonaae1 sui th- jcurusis
ssd eos sesSozs q kks 81 pe<sssiaz s<rs -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Brafrs. Nay s-The ecaaiaon of tee
Fsuceror shis evening = satisfactory TIE
lersr i lover sad he has not expectorstsd
verv n1c3 todav. Has rsz1persturs = - 3
Cessna de strsnggh has not incrszsed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04
Loss st5o,ooo-

Eleven Million Feet of Lumber Burned ss
Chippewa Lake
GRAsD HAVEN. May 3.-Fire at Chippewa
Lake this morning destroyed 100000 feet
OF lumber owned by the Chippewa Lumber
Company, Of which II. P. Wymxn, of Grand
Haven, is the chief stockholdsr The mill
was saved. Loss about $3.50. 600: insured
here
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Children, 50 f 75as, according to Six
Mail orders promptly filled
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Remove the bones, skin and OH from one
can Of salmon thsn mash IL through ice
sieve, add gradually. beating all the while.
four tablespoonfuls of cream. and the IN
beaten whites Of four eggs, beat eontina-
ously until The hole Is smooth ana light
add sais and cayenne pepper 70 taste. Fill
the mixture into small cuslard cups. stand
them in q bsking-psn half filled with water,
aud bake in q moderate oven twenty
minutes. When,done turn ont on heated
dish, pour around cream sauce and serve
The above recipe is taken from the March
number OF Table Talk" :" which is furnished
with each Keystone Egg Beaten.
Curious. But True.
Few people would imsgine that n re-
frigerator is the proper place 10 keep crack
ers. eoogies. etc, bui il is fact that IN kept
in LeoBand Refrigerator they viii remain
as fresh and crisp as when first baked. IL
is q regular drying mschine and cold air IL
necessary far the proper preservation OF
meats and provisions Call and see these
wonderful refrigeraiors a. our store.
/. LeOnardS Sons & Co.,
29 and 81 Monroe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

- NtN-a9f<- --tkt1
AASsFFELD. o.. May 3.--Hansheld ont
plaved At al points the future great team.
Allen put the ball over the center field
fsnce. the longest bit ever made on these
grounds. The score is IS f,lloxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

IfIEFIII.. y 0 p D = 3 q I =
Rsse Mansfield. 5. Toledo Is
Esr1ed runs- Mansfield, 2. Toledo, 0.
Home rnu-Allon.
Estteriez-0 Briea snd 0verlander. Doctorusn
]. Dunn and Mathews
Tmnire-Fnfaz
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-04

Base bits- Evansville u Lima, ..
rrors-Zsnssvilie, 5. Lima e.
Earned runs -Zsnesville, 6. Lima 1.
Hone run Mccain.
Batieries-Naton and Johnson, Miller an
SommerS
psre-Young
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29

under side of these almost vertical
brims is decorated with sprays of flow
erS, the trimming outside being of a
necessity somewhat meager, the crown,
which hardly rises above the surround
ing brim, may be bound round with
narrow ribbon and few trailing sprays.
l recall one of these hats. the front of
which exhibited a quantity of clus-
tered pink convolvulus spreading all
over the brim, while the outside was
trimmed with narrow green ribbon and
a few of the same blossoms. A second
was lined, as it were, with large, white
daisies set fat against the straw, and
had circle of the same flowers on the
edge of the outer side of the brim for
sole Ornamentation.
THE SUPERIOR IMPORTANCE
of hats at the present time casts bonnets
comparatively in the shade, attention
in nine cases out of ten being called to
the former instead of the latter. Yet
bonnets are of consideration. Trans
parent bonnets, as intimated, are only
less noticeable than transparent hats.
The same tissues appear in the bonnets
as in the hats, and, according to shape,
they are made up in shirring on fine
gilded or silvered wires or draped on
wire frames. TurbanS made objec-
lively of flowers vary the flower
bonnetS for dainty toilets, while the
styles of the spring in turbans are
preserved in the summer models.
There is little more to be told of the
toques. The English walking-hat and
notifications Of the Oxford hats are the
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29
GOOD SHORT STORIES.
Depew Tells How Fireman
Kissed Him.

Just before Hon. Chauncey M. Depew
sailed for Europe New York Evening
Sun reporter met him at public gath
ering. Depew looked inquiringly at the
reporter and said: 81 believe met you
at my house the day returned from
the Chicago convention?'
The reporter nodded assent, and Mr..
Depew added:
"Well, that was great gathering of
people, and i don't mind telling you a
story connected with the convention"
and the railroad president playfully
plucked at the coat collar of the re-
porter, as both sought the corner of a
neatly furnished room on the first floor
zone night during the convention"
began the great after-dinner orator,
s'while sitting in my room in the hotel
with several other delegates, hall-boy
knocked at the door and handed me a
card. 1t bore the name of man prom
inently identified with the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen. Of course |
wondered what he wanted to see me
about, and told the boy to show him
up. In minute great big brawny
fellow. over six feet high and as straight
as an Indian, stood hat in hand ON the
floor, looking at me. His face was strik-
lngly handsome. he appeared grleVed
about something. Walking over to
where l sat, he extended his horny
hand, which l took. Then he spoke,
saying: MIR. Depew, l lost my little
boy couple of weeks ago. 1t was a
hard blow to me. Seeing by the papers
that you are being attacked because of
your connection with railroads, came
in here to extend to you all can afford
my sympathy. We all sympathize
with you.' And throwing his arms
around my neck he kissed me with a
resounding smack on the forehead, and
standing up with a big tear in each eye
said to me: That's what the boys think
of you.'
"That little incident repaid me well
for any inconvenience that l may have
experienced during my twenty-five
years connection with railroads." con-
cluded Mr.. Depew, and then Mayor
Hewitt took him by the arm and led
him toward the dining room.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29
A Tranp's Cheek,

Pittsburg Dispatch.
The cheek of the tramp is growing
bigger.
The other day an attenuated and
strangely clean tramp knocked at the
back door of a suburban residence near
Sewickley, and drew very affecting
picture of his half-starved condition.
Il have not tasted bite since noon
yesterday" he said.
1t happened that it was half an hour
after supper time when the tram o
called, and the servants had finished
everything eatable except some lobster
salad. The good-natured cook gave
this to the tramp and some bread and
coffee. The tramp was grateful and
cleared the board before he left.
front door bell. The master of the
house went to the door. He found there
very thin and a very angry man, who
held one hand on his stomach while he
gestIculated with the other. He ex-
planned his presence thus: 81 am
nothing but poor wanderer, sir, but
have my rights. Your cook induced me
to eat some lobster salad short time
ago against my doctors advice, and now
Pm so full of pain that l believe Pm
about to die.'
The cook came into the hall at this
point and explained who the thin and
irate individual was.
''What do you want now?" asked the
householder with great respect.
Some whisky, of course" was the
die right here on your lawn?"
His nerve obtained the SpirituOus rec
ognition he demanded.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29

snot down did not die, and Fowler paid
MIN handsomely to leave the country.
SO the prosecution fell through.
roix months more passed, and then
Fowler made another break. 1t was
not so bad one for the general public
put 1t resulted in a fight. A rash lei.
low made motion for his pistol and
foWler sent his soul to the spirit ,and.
again lie was arrested, but tt,a y,lea Of
self-defense was sustained. and the
llDeral use of Tiuney secured entire
acqulttal. Il finally became so bad that
tne people of Santa Fe seriously talked
1r rlddlng the town of this dangerous
character. The talk grew ominous, so
Fowler took the hint, and he sold his
sIace and went to White Oaks, N. II.
de mad In the meantime married a
woman OF great beauty, but of even
greater notoriety. After his death she
drifted through the mining camns of the
San Juan country, making her living by
dealing faro. With her and his capital
OF about $4,000 Fowler located in White
oaks and entered into the cattle-raising
business. de had as partners three
Well-knOWn cattle-groWers, each of
Wn0m contributed as much stock as he
dld IN money, and the company soon as
sumed proportions of some magnitude.
For long time the range had been
INFESTED with thieves. When the cattle
ef the new company began to multiply
they were preyed upon to an alarming
extent. The four partners went on a
death hunt after the maurauders, but
were eluded. Finally, some days after
the return from a long chase, Fowler
said: "Pll go alone and get some OF
those fellows" His associates endeav.
ored to dissuade him, but he was bent
on it. One morning, at peep of sun, he
rode away from White Oaks wilh a
Winchester rifle strapped across his
saddle and his two wonderful revolvers
protruding from his hip pockets.
KILLING TWO DESPERADOES.
Two days passed, and yet not one OF
the cOwmen riding the range who came
in had seen him. The next morning a
horse with strange burden came
slowly over the mesa, down the slope
and into the town. Its rider reined il
through the principal thoroughfare OF
the little settlement, cut two bodies
with CHASTITY holes in their heads and
wide, staring. CLASSY eyes, loose from