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Minneapolis, Special Telegram, Nov. 40
Capt. Helms office IN the city hall was "a
. furore last evening for a few minr+aA
shortly after ~ o'clock. It was oecas,asa.
by a rather tall, handsome brunette az ahr.A
thirty years Of age attired in q long l,sss
ulster with q small red hat COVERING !
wealth OF raven-black hair done I'm : ~
Newport. She staggered into Capt. Heinz
Office and excitedly told a story OF highwa,
robbery. Her hair was badly disheyeler
her clothing torn, the strings OF d shoppin,
bag were hanging over her arm, but ths
sack to which they should have beer, ii.
tached was gone. Her clothing was coyerea
will dirt ana a large red mark across herrS
face from which the blood was slowly ooz.
ing gave evidence OF O hard struggle.
Ihe woman was Nine. DR.. LIE Cnere. WIZ
has rooms OH Seventh street south. She tnIS
her story in broke English between her
hystericul sobs. She hau just gone down IA
in the morning paper, and was: going up II
her rooms by way Of First avenue South
when a man stepped up to her near the alley
leading down behind the building, and with.
our u woru struck her q sharp blow In TIA
face. 1t knocked her down and left the red
mark across her face. The assailant then
snatched the shopping bag anu tore it from
her. but not without y struggle In which the
woman's clothes suffered. se-
She had MOO in cash in the bag, and two
valuable Diamonds, but she did not care
for that as the cleopatra amuie." which
amount OF money in acquiring, was In the
satchel. This amulet Is the charm with
which Cleopatra is supposed to have en-
Of her pr1nceiy dupes. u was wild over
the loss Of this amulet. 1t was her stock
In trade. Money was no object In CON-
bby t' Capt. l Helm to accompany the the Se m
sharp ctrot. but the inspector was a triass
set , and he 4 fell Ht 6eehi ND ain aei half s q bls ses
before they reached Fourth street. For
Gods sake rum" she screamed back Of
him aud her shouts attracted 9 large crowd
inspector overnauled her aud q thorough
could be found OF the thief.
boldiest robberies that was ever perpe.
trated in the city. Mime. Lie Chere insists
that she could identity her assailant Il
good look at him III the .scrimmage which
ensued over the treasure big. She believes
her assailant Is from st. PAUL, as a man
satar ,Saye and at end hs@ nsd S to 'paS a hse a nnsiiSs.
He then attempted to have her show the
magic heart wand and attempted to force
lady rooming in the building heard the
noise and fastened into the Sroom and
scared him away.
st. Louis, Nov. OR. T. Melville, form.
erly a promoter and capitalist Ut Mime
tive aSs''1 from Ma' justice. About IsSa months ago ago.
eee' IS s,s saS,nfeS 81 A. a e ~. Tow n1sss p1 = eapiesi, e
Ct that place: The paper was presented t9
Them, claiming the signature was forged.
Melville was hunted for but was not found.
To-day John Il. Long. a Minneapolis attor'
ney. espied Melville and caused the arrest.
1he North Mississippi division Of the Ma.
tional League OF Building and Loan Asso.
Citations Of the United States met yesterday
Chicago last June the national league ii.
yided the associations of the country into
Ave divisions. the North Mississippi. division
K Kansas nsas,S' N q rns eon missesr from and ", the tWc
Dakotas, and representing sixty associations
with a capital stock Of $500. OO0, 600. Ex-Gov.
Austin OF Minnesota presided. -
Duluth. asva.~ "'&
Duluth, Special, Nov. 22.-Aews reached
here to-day that James Gilmore. a timber
cruiser through the northern portion Of the
state, accidentally cut his leg with an ax
while nearly sixty miles away from Grand
Rapids. Hig leg was entirely disabled, and
be became very weak from the loss OF blood,
but by dragging himself about managed 20
collect q few. fagots from the snow and build
a fire. He stayed there two days, and then
dragging his camping outfit after him with
the strings, he managed to crawl half a mile
to n stream, down which he pushed himself
by his Jacob staff and dragging his camp
outfit on a rudely constructed sled over the
ice to q lumber camp, nine miles away. Here
his injured leg had swollen to twice Its nor.
NAL size. From this camp he was taken In
a rudely constructed sleigh q distance Of
sixty miles to Grand Rapids, over rough
roads and the jolting was excruciating. He
is receiving good medical attendance and will
| probably recover. 1t was the pluckiest
struggle forlife known OF in this section in
the ANIMALS Of woodcraft.