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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

7 motruw after Hugh Mass u procession
ui Catholic societies viii take place. AZ
: clock IN the evening n grand vocal
~ Instrumental concert will take plnr,
a. t.o cathedral. aud after the concert
Il works on thr piazn.
l. n lichttir, cashier ~ the FIRST Ma
I nal bank. III Paso who has becu back
g. K1nsna CITY on business, dropped ufl
h rip zee hs wife, ~ visitor NJ the r'si
d.Ice ~ Nta. j. H. Schoolctaii
several picnic parties ARE making az
{ -iyc arrangements to vist III" noun
1, us uu the Fourth Tho three r1pn
H. rrsur.t san Lorenzo sptlngs, Camp
Mr,comb aud Bear canon will hc 1--we
~ IN the glorious holiday,
- T. tTallyl Mckinney, sou ~ II +
NJ Kinney, the Saudla miner, after d
pl hsaut Wslt among eastern tclHt wee
e.. lrned ~ the clty last night "lalli
". , formerly routc agent uu the McS,
ga Central road, but having res gncd
" embark ~ other pu'suits.
hos Gibbons, tailor Vito worked
g. l.. T. ktawinkc nbuu, yrnr ago
", found dead ~ an alley at Pueblo ia,
a. rr day. The man Was u periodical
g. cr, aud while drunk It i, supposed
l., 'rll nnl IN the 'nll struck vital spot
uu he head, resulting m death
g. ID. Anderson. Who II the gruvta
-. nt frr tie MutuHi Lte lusutauc,
{, upnuy Tor New Mryiru aud ArIluua
ha. returned from nu extended uI
Though Arizona lie states that a.,
m.rta companies 81 Florence, Prescott
| s.lnr and other places lee visited at,
II 'ung preparations to attend III" tau
IA take part ia the competitive drills
,pL ". g. Matmon ~ here frDn IL,
| N,aIu country lie reports Is very hai
~,rljko feeling existing between til" M
, ~ aud Mpqui ludlaus, nnd ratr,
/ a. II would not surprise hlm 10 l"Lrt
/ { the TRIBES are soon AZ war hrtN""i
| & msalVr+ At the earnest solicitation
: - ile agents ~ both the Nn,a!ue M,
| VI .IuIs, two companies ~ soldiers wrr'
/ p. from Fort WIngHto To- be ~ th,
/ ~ ,und should any trouble commence
cot. -. \, McK,bben, u prominent M,
/ ~ ilthy citizen ~ LcayruWorth, kansHs
/ b., who conducts real estate business
IN NnnsNs CITY, arrived from the nurtl
| Ia night and ~ around to-day, being IN
/ T. iurcd To our citizens 10y MAYOR j W
u nncily lnls IL the Culunel's first yIsl
/ I, ,he RIO Grandc valley aud he IL +,
m rh pleased "ith the general inspect o
IT, country that he intends 10 ,nvcs
son" u hIs surplus each before return
/ M ia Kansas. Lp'ipn Miller has IT,,
| gentleman IN charge this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
The Territorial Pair and E>po-i,ion,

Wlll be he'd NJ Albupucrquc on sept.
li,h, and every county ia New Mexico
rl puld be represented, there should he
~ petty jealousy IN this matter.
There can be but one Territorial fair aud
~ ,"si,ion and Albuquerque with her
wade awake population IL tho pIac" to
held It. We are informed that A. ing
ou the broadguage, our county comm's.
slJusis with the welfare % SucOrro
county Of heart have asked Mr.. j. j.
lesson 10 take his mineral exhibit OF
S"rorro county to Albuquerque aud rep
resent the county Of Socorro with n
m,uersl display; this MIR. Leeson has
u. reed 10 do. lie has some twenty tons
~ fine selected specimens, from over
| fifteen hundred mines, and from now
until September next will be hard at
work gathering specimens for the TAR,
:" :ar. 80 good. but there are other
| Il nRs that can Oe exhibited, Our An
<, IA goat interests should To there. and
lat ui all but not least, our fruits
II pnld be- there. Will not the people
WHO have the interest Of Socorro county
at heart put their shoulder to the whe"l
AID give display from Socorro county
that shall he second TO none IN the ter
rtory. Chieftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

Feeling aud prleN ins that ~" ~" I"
nave more people her" a. ia" cuntne
Fair than We have ever had before, aud
feeling that our hotels may be thN"d aud
y, me ~ our 'l-ltuts suffer III cuus"
quenc-, | have appointed n" following
cltizous as "a committee t. i,ul out from
our people just what accommodations IN
the WAY ~ room. and board can b" ~,
cured on the outsldc, aud would sW
that the Far management vii nppic
cate any aud all hclp that may b' gwen
the committee. " \ Walker, chuiruHr
Lpuls NruotndI Ia. Ior,iun, Oakley
Chnord, y. l. Stevens, =, VI SalimarSh
&C. INI., President
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

Bradstreet's reports the following bus,
iness changes;
II, "a. Jenkins. III Pasn, cigar business
sold ont,
At III PaFo, Paul Isaac has gone into
tn. cigar business.
Al Upper Mora, James Doughcrty,
general merchant, sold out 10 u brother
II, Booth A 70, post traders At Fort
liayari, dissolved partnership now II,
Booth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

81 the Presbyterian church Inst even
A.: "a crowded audience gathered to us.
ia To- the cloru,luuary contest frr the
D"murcst SILVER mcdnl This Prize X
gwen 10y u gentleman Interested III the
work ~ the W &. /. t., T. the best ont
81 ought recltntlOns On the subject OF
temperance, prob bItiDn. etc. Tue uamcs
ut the competitors md titles - their
r."crs have already been published.
Tao Judges were Mrs l.. \. Higgins.
Mrs. DR.. Rice and Mr. W, T. Couus.
TIE award was IN favor ot Trssl, Gail
who received the medal at the hnuds ~
a." president. Honorable mention wns
~ the sHme time M do - Ruth Gaiurs,
Ella May Berger and DAISY Patterson,
who were stated I" hay" approached
very closely to the winner The follow
nv ~ u list ~ the territorial officers
elected yesterday
President Mrs. NJ j BurdrE
Nlrr prcslden, Mrs l., 4. Ceilings.
corresponding Secretary Mira. l.. II,
u gyms.
Recording Secretary Mrs. iiurlin
game.
Treasurer Mrs. r.. II Lucas.
The above election and some other ron.
trHo business completed the program -
the convention, aud they adjourned To
N 1 at Socorro next year. The major.
II, OF the ladies left On lnst nights
tra,us, having expressed themselves
n ch grat,,ed with the reception Hc.
corded to them at Santa Fe, New Mex.
| icuu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
AIIshouid he Represented.

Tho officers ~ the Trrrl,urlnI Far
association Hrc hustlcrs. Already they
have worked up an interest IA the "I
position To- bc held IN September that
assures ITS being the most successful
ever held, aud before the dat" sr, irr ;ho
opening ~ wide rprcrd viii be- the
interest Il the people That any section
which fails To bc propcrly rrptrs .ut"d
will not only los" much ~ profitable al
vrrtlsing, but rrtninly br regarded
with dlsinyur by thu,e Who Will b" sock.
ing homes III the southwest, they Ger
talnly cannu, f,-l friendly 10 IL section
that show 10 little prugr"sslN. spin,
among tne people ~ 10 have 10 r"pr"
seutatiou - it, resources nj territorial
FAIR. Las Vegas Stock Grower
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

.Irpw ,,. u.i.,. Jur,-l.
Johu W.-,rg scat out too ,yutr r,u.
CA tn" m.ru'ug hM,i STONE Dwelling
Tor \ l.. ''rr''
Henry Sml'h, upr ~ Il" rNu"rs ~ th"
Event! t"ur Ntr,.rumpany II Aul.un,
ranch near SrrI srrNli.c, IL at III" san
i'''r''
= T. t"rs"r, ( ~" san Lazarus
mime, near san Pedro, came down - tn"
citl Ins, u'snl aud registered =, liz"
Euinp' "u.
Ei.utl Crr.n aul !. T. MrCoHnu
lett thur mprru, fnr J"mr- Nprugs,
where they 49, '"uhlu several weeks,
h-hIug AMI uuu,ut
M,,s Er-.r, T...n.,,nr. ,,.,.r e., Mr.. II
y WISER. arrived nst ursht from ~.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

f. day at l. O'clock Eus,uo Murrng,
IT,, rNrr,'rut plumb"r, prI Nj I ia
Grncr NDriu.ns wrr" unt.I u marriage
bl llr Rev. tha.. Y. rlnutuup a. H."
int'"r's rreld,ur,. ur tUr mr-a. lno rrtr
u,ory wn- Witnessed b, Sir Ephcr, and
Mics Mars SHANNON. luia morning.
Mis- Slr,h,n, wa. hit 70, ~" lrsldruco
Il Mira Shaurou, toy h"r father. ~ hpfaA
prrl thr marriage, AID shortly after
Wards her gallant lover rtlird fur hrr
aud H." knot ted ns above stated ~
ter IT," rrrrm.ul ,h" huII~ cnuplr aud
th"r gu"s'e drove To- Il" Aiuuyr. Nhrr"
they took diuu.r u" urui' r,H'urd
her lS,h ur,nday To- day, und III. accord
NIX tu the i"rrlturni Ilw ~ opu-"t,, Zee"
hlld - at". Mr.. STEPHENS IT, vary Batter
toward the crnll", having all along
s,r"nuuus,! opposed ~" marriage.
IuIs nftcrunru, Mr., aud MIR. Murru!
ARE uuy their household furniture,
and vii iii up u cog h't,o huu." iur
Themselves on the corner 81 Ntup and
Silver avenues
TnR tirllIN extends t- cuugrntulu
uuus Ia the young couple, and wish
them Il happy, ny1!hhi" married NE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

l. NJ. l.a'ia, TIE cattle rAnchmHu At
T. u" Water, ou H." Atlantic n Pacific,
D. "a the cuts, He states that ho Hud
sryrtM gentleman Ia, utaet day, Will"
out On tho plains about twenty mll"a
from the railroad track and Within that
dl-tancc ~ tnhlg", discovered coal
m great ABUNDANCE from ,ndlcat,ous
On" - the venus found Whs ~ leHst
rlr,ou 'p' lhrk aud another seven feet,
The urtu,pu ~ that the itud In brtum,n.
Gus ruaI, AMI isG continuation ~ IN"
Nr,. dtsrpypr"d IA the vicinity ~ Nari
mJeutu, thls ruun'y Mr. latta rsquite
cnthu-lbs,,r over tho discovery AMI
expressed IA" brllrt that he "nd he
friends have really III covered s,m",
thing great, ~ tho c,Al lane, \ sampl"
u the coal Ma brought IN to b" lrstcd
and analysed a. ascertain ltt ,r bltum
lnuus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27
HIg " col Purchase

La" yesterday Afternoon Tia" spr,ug
Nuul clip & William Mclut"sh, the Sur
c"ssful SHuiun mountain grower ~
M"rDun wool, amounting 10 about
! iI,uH ppuuds aud winch has been
r'v.t AVA! Tor ia" past few days N ihr
tNp story ndrl" on tho east s,do ~ the
railroad track, wa purchased 10y Jack
Crawford, IA" local rrpr"s"ntatiy" Tor
kr,l, y N,chpl4 ~ lnuldud Tor II
c'u'r per pound Thus purcha-" uuk"p
i've tmrp ~" VI lutobh wool has b,-u
secured hS Jack Crawford tht"" tunes
whlr hr resided ~ l.rS Vegas, Rnd
ia.ra bore. Last year IL" wool Nas
hungh ht ,,"urs" Db"rnr \ Co.
Through Y. T. Eir", and READERS ~ Iu
/ tIiIlES val rsm"mb,r tho long pro
crr-ton - wagons, beaded With snras ~
SppI nui drnHu hy four hnr,ra each,
which rurnI"d Through the streets at
that tune, WHiu,e uto ~ the most lu,.
posing aud valuable pafnd'~ ever seen
Iu the r u,hArs' luE CTIlrN devoted
hall - column 10 the grand spcctacl".
II has hlNhyH Na'"u recognized an
honor g. purchase the Mrlutpsh wool fur
Il I4 all shcnrci from backs Of through,
nr"i Mrrnu sheep md Is therefore ~
tho very hast ~ qunhty and Mr. CrAw
f.rd tHtp br congratulated, Tho gentle
man nl-p purrhasrd the other day the
400. clip fr,m the Mrrlua ehu"p ~
NIluRm lU-.'r winch amounted ~
TiUD l,lLd-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

moan Gy the election ~ the follow az
gentlemen jesse VI Wheclork, rrr-i
Don't. Or,tre II Muutc, lits tirr pr,,u
dent, y T. lush, secretary, \ & u .lgs,
tua.pU.r !, W D,h-pp, attorney, tpl
s. ~ Mcclellan u,urtr'. o.i l.'l
as,u' Board Il Lt-r.t,,. \ , nrs.a.
" j Iva. urd Cha, NumI.tt hooks tc
ruN open fpr the ruD.ruptuu -
stock
Jlhr lHmus. mIu" superintendent -
the ASn'. mlur TT Gallup, - ~ Nv" cli>,
vl-r',uR ~, flmrN, ohp nov t,-d" here,
Iud t. pee, h,. auu liafl, Nlu Pc uu the
pck ust Mr. Jauo. .hy- the SITUATION
among the slrKiR uHurt- NJ unchanged
VIM McIu,utr. ~" ptcop man, aud
Donald Mrliao, the S,.urfo county
mu,rg man, both bailug from Ir,ctu,--,
scotland. AMI u'd tune friends, met acct
IDENTITY "u Railroad n,cuur saturday
o,rulrg. ior the FIRST tame TO- ugu',"u
Years
". " Ma h"0 and ,f", and \ ".
Miric.l LETT lns' ~ ~ the exact TIE
fret gem .omau, WITH OIL. N.'', 1911 stop
over f,r f"N wrrh- p't ,N'uIn N,rrt,,
COL, \ " Mitchell ,.'mut.s uIfrr' to-
hs hom" at Cad.,l,', McM TIE! wu'
return here Iu Few months.
q S.otu. Tie Fret r'f,u grocer, pur
a. /
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27


Nniu'r ,1" .. 10 s II % . q
h. N,... u 4. 10 % 90 % u
Euu- "nrnai Nhu.iu"rIu" T.. Inc Vega. .,
iw".h,-' hi- k,us. o"v, Ma;.i.,i. Nc' foight,
'ht'-'hnr" h'- col ."u. " '.luli hh-- 600 ,uhL
hh.Is A,hulu"rlu" b. he N'gN- I. struck uu'--
~ N"ltt'.' l., M,' ty o. um.Iur" ia. \, Lack
TAFT -,uTrf. T.. ! itf,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-27

Chas, Wni."rr, Who conducted u gun.
smith shop "a Did town ten ycatH, but
has been resident Of San Pedro Tor
, the past few !rlrr, IL here on visit
james Eh'.u, the outside hustler Tor
/ the whulrsa', irluor firm II Frank a
/ Eakln. retu'gui hum' last night from u
I succcssiul t'Ur, extending over q mouth.
/ John g. l,,-, our II the largest and
most succc 'ul cattle THLch owners 10
/ the Territory lr up from Mngdalena
| Mr. liics IL hipplug u car load u cow
ponies to III. lanch iIJm Colorado.
Mrs. r. J Wuods,dr, daughter Of Mrs.
/ Andrew Sunth, aud daughter, ~ FL
/ Pmu and ~ Foster and wife oi Kansas
/ City, are here, ana with Mrs. Smith. will
leave to morrow Tor a visit TO California
! ThoS GaDnI, chief clerk ~ tho Allan
7 tic a Pacific company, accompanied ID.
Is. Robinson genera manager, b. III
Pasu YESTERDAY. Mr. dHbel rctu- led
home last night, Mr. Robinson going on
10 PhcniS.
Hon. Ihua Smith, one oi the pro.
motors ~ tie RIO Granle Irrigation
and Colonization company, has arrived
in Santa ro from the east, and It IL
rumurcd hero that WD.k on the mesa
ditch will soon commence,
4 branch 81 the Fidelity building and
Loan assoc'stun, 81 Denver, was
} organized IN this city Saturday after.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-26
THE HAT TRIMMING CASES
Compromised by the Government Paying
$4,000. 600 oVtii,. ~ ~

Compromised by the Government Paying
$4,000, 900 oydis "a. .esy7
CHICAGO, JUNG 95.=9iie Geht between
the government and the importers OF
hat trimmings over the excessive duties
imposed OH such goods, accoEdinStea
recent Supreme Court decision, is likely
to be compromised by tho payment Of
s5,OOO,OOO by the govsF1pteht e the
importers. PefGEr]4. Shufian. Ode OF
the attorneys for the importers has re-
turned from Washington, wherethe has
been for some time engaged Il regotia-
lions with Secretary Foster to that end.
When he left there the. papers had all
been drawn COMPROMISING the, claims
for S., 900, 600, anu I'LL -thatiis necessary
to close negotiations Is the signature Of
the Secretary. The suits number over
1900 and to settle them allnin court
would take years. Hence bothgsides
believe they arc doinathp bessthingior
all concerned in making tlIsisettlement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-26
Hor 10 conn.
a Hint to Those saying Fool Things About
Hot Weather.

chicago Reutd
Marcus DAILY, the rich miner and
crafty politician OF Montana, stood in
front OF the Auditorium yesterday when
the suns rays were hottest. lie wat
waiting for carriage and wishing for
winter. It seemed as If every acquaint.
ance that said something to him said
something about the warm day, and
this was becoming tirGsome. Presently
fresh young man with salmon-colof-
ed suit and silver-headed cane came out
OF the hotel. Noticing the famous Mon
tanian trying to cool himself with O
handkerchief, he said:
Good morning. Mr.. DAILY"
"Morning.h
IDIOT, isn't it?"
"What say?" asked the politician as
he almost looked through the: young
man.
u say it's quite hot"
Didn't quite get YOU" and he put
his hand to his ear.
~ said" and the fellow yelled, "itis
hot; quite hotW
"step into the hotel q moment" The
two men walked inside the hotel and
Mr.. DAILY said: "You have known me
for three or four years"
"Never doubted my sanity% It
"Never saw me otherwise than so
ber2"
Well you sec my collar has fadedf'
eyes"
"You can see that am perspiring?n
Certainly" x
Eyes, indeed"
"Then you know II is hot. Every
body knows it's hot. People IRE alive.
Now what reason have you for running
up to me and telling me It Is bot? We
are little slow In Montana, but there
are something's we know. l bid you
good day."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-26
CHANGED HIS BILL
Clover Rusc of Lawyer Which Secured
IN AcqulttHl. NJ.
Onlaha Bee.


an AcqulttHl. NJ
Omaha Bee
In trial In the United States court,
where a young man had been indicted
for passing counterfeit $40 bill, the
counsel Of the latter, o. A. Baldwin, OBJ.
iected to Gen. Strickland's course in en-
leavoring to prc"e by business men the
fact that the bill in question was a
counterfeit, but TO no purpose.
Finally, improving a favoroble chance,
Mr.. Baldwin substituted a good bill for
the counterfeit, which genuine money
Gen. Strickland then proved by three
business men to be the rapkest kind Of
counterfeit. Thereupon Mr.. Baldwin
yehemently demanded that attention be
given to his objections, and Judge Dun
-dy insisted that the district attorney
send out for bank cashier and IN OK
pert.
With great confidence General Strick-
land handed to the expert the bill-after
establishing his business and his OK
perienco in handling money-and said:
estate to the jury whether in, your
opinion that bill is good or bad
4nls ~ u soOu p4l4i sA'i letui Aeu VIC
"What!" shouted tho attorney, "do
you mean to say the bill is not
"Yes, sir; If you will bring it down to
the Omaha National bank we will give
you the gold for i" -. =.
Then there was scene, in the midst
Of which Mr.. Baldwin managed to ex.
plain to the court that he had changed
bills without the knowledge Of the dis
trict attorney, and that in view OF the
fact that three good business men had
testified that genuine bill was a
counterfeit he thought considerable
allowance shouldbe made for his client
AN ignorant country boy-in mistak;-
ing a counterfeit for a good bill, fhe
jury was evidently impressed with the
idea, for It returned verdict of acquit-
tnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-26

Yon have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one OF the many who know
from personal experience Just how good
thing it Is. II you have ever tried il
you are one OF its staunch friends, be-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-26

WASHINGTON, June, 25.-The chief Of
bureau OF ststtstissoaa htafstqtoment of
imports and exports OF the United
States, reports that the total value of
tie exports OF merchandise from the
United Observation-Disclosures months
ended May 81, 1891; was $s79,s9t ,894.
The value II hd IMPORTS, Of Emerchan.
disc was for the twelve months ended
May 81, Se48, 1882.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-26

MADISON, Wis, June 26.-The State
land commissioners have during the last
three months been investigating che
subject OF trespass on timber lands and
have uuearthed great frauds, Millions
upon millions Of feet OF pine timber
have been cut by various individuals oil
public lands with no authority what
ever, 100000 feet having been stolen
from single township In the north
western part OF the StNtewithin thopast
two years, and the extent OF the loss to
the Stnte Is enormous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-26
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
AYoung Girl Witness in Murder Case
Killed by Unknown Persons.

Killed by Unknown Persons.
PIERCE CRY, No., Jone PA daugh-
ter, fourteen years OF age, OF Terry
Campbell, who lives north OF Rite, was
found Sunday evening dead. Two
young men named Hardy and Arm.
strong saw the girl and u man about a
mile from town. This was the
last time the girl was seen
alive. Search parties have been
securing the neighborhood since Satur.
day evening. Her head was crushed,
her throat cut from e0r to ear and thGre
was several gashes on the breast and
abdomen. There were evidences OF a
hard struggle on the road to the scene
OF the murder. Rumor says the girl
was an important witness In murder
case now pending in Newton county,
und that Interested parties ure sus-
pected OF knowing about the murder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-26
YOUNG MEANS WI.REoKERs. }
Boys Scarcely IN the Teens Arrested for a
FIenIish ttinie. : ''..-1

Boys Scarcely In the Teelis Arrested for n
FIendisn tfini1c...i 80, -.
URBANA, onio, June Detectives
George W. Caldwell, Of Undetermined,
and N. H. Ford, of tile Big Fourghave
been working several days on the at
tempted wrecking OF the night express
train on the Erie rondYseverailiays ago.
They succeeded yesterday in arresting
Edward EvilizeE, aged'15, Charles Pence,
Is, and Charles, sLeinbarger, IS. as the
guilty partieRl Young ESilizor CON
fessed after his arrest, and statedithat
three attempts had been made to wreck
the night express train. After -piiing
the Obstruction on tAe,track they hid
in the woods near by to.see the train
run intoit. Fortunately no damNge@as
done. Tho boys were arraigned before
Mayor Ganson and entered a plea of
guilty. They will probably, be- sent to
the reform farm. 4 ..5l,I a3u,ar