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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25


The Morris White century run viii be
taken today and the following riders
will start: Morris White. A. B.. Troop
and Charles Richmond Charles Letts.
w. W. lckes. +. =. Gilbert. DR.. Palm.
Harry Hydorn. Fred Lyman. John II.
Taylor. Al S4yler and two members OF
the Sparta club. The riders will be
photographed in . group before start
ing They win start 1T =. M and ex-
pect TO take breakfast 1t Holland at
s:Si At l2:45 they viii take dinner at
Powers 4 Tnnner'a after which they
take run 10 Moline and return. srriv-
ing here at 5:4a To Holland and re-
turn and to Moline and return will com
plese the 100 mile ride.
The Massachusetts, wheclmen have
brought charges OF irregularity in the
Official sloings OF William Brewster OF
ST. Louis. treasurer Of the League Of
American wheelmen. and Isaac IS. Pot
ter. OF New York. editor Of the Good
Reads. The Massachusetts, boys have
drawn up q petition to the national di-
rectors asking that special meeting be
called To Investigate the condition OF
affairs under the management Of the
persons against whom they prefer
charges Several copies Of the petition
have been sent Ia the local club. but so
far the members have taken no interest
in the matter.
Al Richmond. Fred Hyman and Nor
ris White will ride to Elkhart. Ind. Au-
gust Z ard take train from there to
Chicago. where they will meet W. G.
Munroe. president Of the Cincinnati
Century Cycle club. From Chicago the
boys and Mr.. Munroe will ride to Mil
waukeo and take boat for Grand
Haven on their return home. They will
ride on their wheels from Grand Haven
to this city. Mr.. Munroe was q resident
Of this city fifteen years ago and will
accompany the boys home to call on old
acquaintances
Yesterday was the first time Grand
race at Detroit. Frank Richmond being
the man to break the ice.
Harry Hydorn will enter the Hilsen.
deyer road race ut Detroit july -. and
perhaps he viii be accompanied by three
or four other local wheelmeu.
The Bicycle club will take n run at 10
o'clock this morning 10 Crooked lake
for lunch. making run Of eighteen
miles.
Frank Richmond was in Detroit yes
serday as one OF the riders in the Y. NJ.
G.. A. -. mile road race.
Matters have been unusually quiet in
the Grand Rapids Bicycle club during
the past week.
Charles Let's will enter the Wauke-
shaw road race at Milwaukee july 4.
Frank Richmond will attend the state
meet in Detroit July 4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
SUCCESSFUL CAREER.
What Enterprise and Ability WIN do in
Short Time.


Short Time.
The first notice the Grand Rapids pub
lie had 81 j. II. BStchelcr, NJ. D., the
cancer specialist. appeared in The HE.-
AID about i've years ago. The article
referred to case Of lady afflicted with
q stony cancer in the breast. 1t spoke
OF the rapid recovery Of the patient and
final complete cure. At that time
there was q surfeit OF quack cancer
specialists in this neck Ut the woods,
and naturally DR.. Bafcheler was placed
in the list. The gentleman has indomit-
able pluck, just like all others that
braved the bloody days Of the civil war.
and he came to Grand Rapids 10 stay,
and stay here he did. His abilities soon
became known, he worked down the
peculiar profession. and as a result the
doctor has = large circle OF friends and
enjoys life such So only one can that Is
genial and afiablc. His reputation has
extended into other states and toy he
10 looked upon an being one of la, adj
ing cancer specialists IN the Union. The
doctor does not believe in promising
something he cannot accomplish. and
never takes case but what he thinks
can be cured He has one weakness
though. and it is q genera complaint
the world over. He enjoys the sport 81
fishing and many iishy tale will bs
sometimes unfolded to mis- interested lis.
tcncrs. u he does become excited some
times and exaggerates. the doctor is for.
gwen. for he in courteous gentleman
and successful practitioner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

prise frosn some 4 tksif yoals papiis On
the hlSf day II srkod. Erzminst,oa
over aud u4ost u the children gone. fhs
teaehkss sere p<,ring over the pspess
and saskiAs ont reports prspzrstsy -
finishing ~ the work u The tssm. when
each one received note statisx that
she was wanted In the principsl'B room-
Had they perceived the sparkle IN the
little note besrefs' eyes they might have
suspsssied something. bat intent upon
their eork. they houiedly oteysd thu
suumons. oil sppesring q the door q
There they we're taken posssesion a By
. number u their pupils uho seated
them st table and brought them gen
ercus ,tishes Of ice cream. waiting upon
them and watching their enjoyment
with evident delight Add they Ill did
enjoy il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Notes Concerning Men and Women In
the BAstiic.

the BAstiic.
Tho gravest charges under which
prisoners are confined now are deadly
assault and highway robbery. George II.
Wilson. one of the gang Of tramps with
whlca the detectives had q shooting
scrap few weeks ago. is awaiting trial
in the superior court for highway rob
berry. and Ed Troy is waiting to hear a
decision from the supreme court on an
appeal from conviction for deadly as
sault on Officer Tatro about one year
ago Troy is the leader Of the west side
hobo gang
The fe<ms OF Peter Hahn and Rudolph
Ribbers bob up before the Jail officials
more frequently than any other jail
birsis In the city. Stree Sheriff Lahore
auxs force have been in charge Hahn
has been in four times. and Ribbers four
times.
Ell Fitzgerald. serving a sentence for
larceny. has bad a continuous residence
IN the jail longer than any 81 his fellow
prisoners. lie was taken to jail Novem.
Der -. is92. and hrs present term will
not expire until August :.
Among the female prisoners is lucia
-
by some liquor dealers at Reeds Lake.
in sclling liquor without paying the
state tar. She is held for trial IN the
circuit court.
Arthur Taylor. the colored prize fighter
who knocked young Broom nearly into
eternity az the Haymarket fight. - wait
ine 20 hear from the supreme court on
the legal definition ~ prize fight.
jon Hens - The only celestial in Jail
now. while a Few ueek- ago there we're
five q his brothers ia the custody % the
United STATES officials.
There are fourteen prisoners under
sentence al hard labor. bu; there is no
stone IN the stoneysrd and they are
taking life easy.
NaIel Mayo. a maynard young girl
under arrest Tor larceny. IL the only
prisoner under the county physician =
care az the Jail
The only veteran from the Soldiers
home nos ia Jail - LOUIS Worth. who 10
awaiting trial IN the circuit court on the
charge ~ rape.
Peter Hahn - outside chore hoy and
Ed Fitzgerald attends to the hall work
within the bag doors
AZ present there are thirty ear males
and i've females confnei IN he county
jail
The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold services q,
the Jail at nour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Minnie and Herman Wiseman. No.
2s}First street; Henry Lane. No. log
Third street, Carrie Bellarny. No. 107
Kent street: Eddie Platte. No. 81 Turner
street; Mildred kridler. No. 6'S2 Cherry
street. measles. Frank Stevens. Anna
QuigIey. Victor Petty. Emma Petty and
Joy Sanford. scarlet fever. Jane
Nordyk. No. - Matilda street. typhoid
fever. Belle Mang. No. 4Ge South Divi-
sion street measles. Willie johnson, No
- Bartlett street. measles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Alderman q. a. Ball il lover NJ
pogks tie believes the city has been
negligent in providing parks. and q
ready 10 fight 10 finish with any man
who proposes anything in opposition to
the purchase ~ more parks. ar IN opps'
sition "a the proper maintenance ~ the
parks se already have Last Thursday
evening during the sp-sciai meeting Il
the council q proposition was made 20
strike from tho budget 1850 recon
mended r. - raisad Tor the purchase e
tive lots on Clinton street 20 DC uscd for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

with them for two yearR In 1900 the
Law firm Of Mc(ill 4 Mctill was formed
and RAPIDLY secured good practice. In
the spring of ls:ss his brother died. and
from that time he carried on the busi-
ness alone until he vxs elected commits
ssonsr. when be formed partnership
with Ethelwolf Scotchard- Mr.. McGili
was assignee % the Fidelity building
aud Loan association. and 40 we'll did be
conduct the Affairs that not dollar was
lost 10 the creditors or depositors. He
has b~eG given many such places III
trust aud responsibility. and has always
shown himself capable business man.
as we'll as q keen lawyer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25


The northern resort season 10 now
open and the q. K 4 !. Offers every
facility for getting there.
TRAIN No. 5-L>eaves Grand Iapids
7:30 a. m. daily. arrives Trsverrc City
LIS p. M. Petoskey and Bay View 3 p
m. Mackinaw 1siand $40 p. IN. Buffet
psrlor and sleeping car attached. Docs
not run to Traverse City on Sundays
TRAIN No. 7--Six hours only TO Petos
key. Leaves Grand Rapids l:2O p. M.
except Sunday arrives Traverse City
gao p. m. Petoekey 7:l0. Mackinav
Island 9A5 p. M. Parlor cars attach cd
TRAIN No. 3--Leaves Grand Rapid.
1910 p. %. except Sunday. arrives Pctos
key 5:E a. m. Mackinaw Island s:l5 a
M Sleeping cars Grand Rapids 10
Petoskey and Grand Rapids to Macki
nav City.
Train No. 1--Leaves Grand Rapids
Ais p. m. arrives Cadillac $40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The premises about the Western Beef
r Provision companys establishment
last night presented q busy scene. The
store was thronced with eager rurchss-
ere. "You may say. 20 THE HknALD's
resders." said Manager Bearce. that we
will inaugurste another a our ca. rate
sales as eoon AZ re can get goods enough
ahead Tell the people that they must
not pay too much Tor their meats. II 10
a positive fact that n~ass are high. but.
with us. no change an prices vii he
made We shsiI continue right along
selling goods al wholesale prices 70 the
consumer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

~ - uanAe~d - eonYas1e - ~
1he cnly in>rrest1ng efng = oonnsgc1en
~1sh - - = shs i1ct - ~ UptGA1
III fsu0 - - ~ ps9Ddn. = In - -
prunds : dav. III wsaA tn11nn1D -
oe1lnny tHsling. - = = ealAs4 vu1b1
not b : ~ sarient snfifne ounsey.
r Mn Nsaiooa wfuhD 10 euosnns ~
exyawsftpas n ~ uns q sdnnps. -
noy - bscoDn : yublio hsng0aco0s.
Csenin3y younG VoDaA ~ vg1Gho
- ppanAs 49, : s1soag pUuna1 -
osuttvA-Nsw Ycst WoslA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
The Busy Bee Hive Srrshan ofeu-
Itch Showing Some Pretty Thinga

a gentleman that intends purchasing
q new suit Of clothes. before settling
definitely what firm 90 patronizc. should
not fail to give Strahsn 4 Dreulich a
call. This firm are preiudiced against
high prices; they believe In the policy
Of living and let live. and therefore are
the public's favoritee. Their stock ~
lightweight suitings. trouserings. etc.
is unescelled and well worth an inspcc-
ton. The finn carefully selected these
goods. and in the line viii he found
nothing but natty. novel patternA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Aud al this time the only
indication IN our cosnmuni-
~ that .herc Is q great cx.
hsbifior going on at Chi
cage. Is that. yesterday. We
miasci Fred Ball; today.
Leo Fisher: tomorrow Smith
Will be gone. and Jones the
newt day. The world moves
just tho same. We have
never thought. with many
81 our contemporaries. that
the Worlds Fair great as
il is would occasion any
pcrceptible ripple in human
affairs. especially as applied
TO the Northern Resorts 81
Michigan; and the engage
ments Tor space. the ruulc' :
GUS inquiries as 10 the start.
ing Of summer trains. OF
sleeping cars. pafior cars.
etc. confirm the reasonable
ness q our idea. More than
ons- third 81 the population
OF the United States is an.
der Is years Of age. aud
they have 10 grow and be
looked after right along.
We can't pack them in cold
storage or moth proof
places. suspend their exist
ence; blot them FROM cur
hcarta and slip over 10 the
/ Fair. We go 10 the Fair
though Oh. ycs. We must
20. But the Fair il. after
oil. nothing more than en-
incident; like in proportion.
alto inprrssivencss 10 the
great world as H. the blush
ing one ring circus 20 the
inland village. And 80. we
have been arranging. with
our usual care. the summer
service 10 the summer re-
sorts. and II will commence
Monday. the 26th. Those
destined TOR Bay View. Pc.
toekes, Charievoix. Traverse
City. and all contiguous re.
sorts. may choose. Psrlor
year M 7:3o q. m. hnciuding
Sundaysl. same If I 90 p. ma.
on week dave. OF sleeper al
ll:l5 p m. except sunday
nights. Traverse City vii
also have the regular even.
ing train. leaving here AZ
ss5 p. m. It's worth tyyins
our line. when you go NJ
this time. 10 see the beaufi.
fni natural scenery between
Traverse City and Bsy
xiee. while The r~crnsiy
completed gardens II Char
levois and Petoskey arr
worth going more msIce d
look at Man even ksfisha' Z
eIl.ou. TIE schedule Il
very good. the sccommods
tons superior. and The tract
even fstteT than laef seeeop
Gro. DsHaesr, oen1 Pass
Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

10 sccor8sncs ~fth her cus'om Ep-
reka Lodge No. 2. Knights - ryfkiss.
appointed co1mits~s At Der hast cnn-
esnfion 10 decorate the graves a 10
cess~d brothers 10 aenror,su- Al mem
hers az the lodge that cen are erp~csed
10 meet wtth the COMMITTEES. Consisting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Six casss AZ SCARLET fever were report
ed from the Chiidren's home yesterday.
The younee st child sick 1t present 10
but 4 raonths old and the ollesl is but
years cid. Anna Quigisy. one u the
Young women v no works 1t the home 10
almost sick vith the disease. The
nurses and doctors are taking every pre-
caution to stop the spread Of tbs dig
ease. and il u hoped to save the lives u
all the little charges in tho home.
Ono week ago girl wss brought TO
the home ih. but Il wsp not thought to
be scarlet fever, the att,ck was % light
The Fesult MAS that every child In the
home vas exposed to the disease. DR..
Hillyer is in attendance and reports the
cases I'll doing nicely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

George Owing. resisiinE on Lake ave.
nue. near Csri~ton street, found four
halt grown mirks IN a lumber pile near
Reels AXE. He has them in q cage at
heue ard ~iIl attempt 81 train them
They wanld make valuable addition 90
the 400 garden AZ BAH PARK.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The city father. forgot one item in
the annual budget They did not pro
vide arr police court fnnd u sakes
s..af tl.soe. b~ssd>s the scste collected
- ran the ocnTt each pear. Last years
pssir~ court fand 70 exhausted and II
eli Re necessary b. take re amount
sece~~sry 10 ran the court from the
general ssna.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Corl. Knott 4 Co. are about to take
inventory. which viii occupy a few
days When completed the firm an,ici-
pate Offering some splendid values in
millinery. Ladies' are invited to await
future announcements.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

'rn In . fighting mood todAy. !" I'D
Hieka I'd Ike 10 hck scsnehcdy a.
svspsst1ner
Here" eod Dawpon. handtDg him
cn~ Of M nov stsmp- "Ilck ia Per
hsps it'Il ssessfy ou---HAsp~r's Duns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Adelaide r. Hatch. 81. Marks hospi-
tai. Valley City. Lyman J. Weeks. No.
10 Cass street. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

ncTLEf1Nl/ER always has In stock
ULsSI"s"nll" iine supply Of table
deiicacies. Place your order with him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Wait until July for the Hale method
for the painless filling Of teeth. Nos. 16
aud IL Woudsrly block. winans 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Park purposes Alderman Ban took tire
ffoor n an instant and made a stforg
plea fcr the park. he said he came 10
the city when u vac not one third its
PRESENT SIZE. aud one q The fret spots
10 visited sss the site - this proposed
PARK he vent there b see the city A.
thousands bad done since lie believed
fhe park ssoaid ~ purchased this yesu.
for Il y Wa not dcue II would be sold
f.sr sthsr purposes. and would alp ter
ever beyond the res-h II the city "a tue
Black Hills bad slipped away tie saved
TIE appropriation. ard Grand Rapids
will have another park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Dent get Ieft Oral solsd train
ieavee Tor Chicseo ct 800 . m. instead
a f0f6 q N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Dont fbress tAs1 ~ q. n 4 0gs-
ing trsia bsavss a Go . n iAeoeed -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Sunday Train 70 Ottawa Beach
leaves union station cvery Sunday al
$40 a. m. Leaves the beach at 6:.,O D.
m. Round trip rate. * cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Mi~ No,le Nealson ~ ont 70 fses n
dAsK Hhs bad nsss psuek sl,an sossneoA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The lamsus -Rolics Pstrol~ Quar-
tetts. afternosa aad sveniag. q North
Rark today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The teachers q the jefferson avenue
srkooi received . very agreeable sur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Grand Hsven match factory hss
stsrted up again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

wEEKS-June ~. lsf3. NJ his fashss's resi-.
dsnce, No. III Cass street. Lyman j..
youngest child Of Mr. and Mrs. W. u.
Weeks. Private funeral yesterday after.
nom AZ 4 O clock.
4. q. Cherryman. funeral surnsShcs, No.
Is Fountain street Telephone Loo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
AN ACT OF CHARITY.

Teach the Young Idea How 10 Shoot
Chance ios the Boys.
Buy q pair of boys Little Archer
shoes for tl5o. el.15 or 500 and get
bov and arrow free at
O'HARafs. - Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Thus showing that IN period 81
eleven years the general aggregate 81
tsqation For city purposes has by no
means increased in proportion 10 the
wealth and population II the city. In
the meantime the city has 10 SHOW for
its investment very valuable amount
81 property. real and personal. 10 men-
ton the fact Il its city hall alone would
be sufficient % illustrate the point
Democrats Ouscvy unfbunied.
Though the rate 81 taxation IL ap-
rarsntly large. the actual tar az q mat
ter ~ fact IL email Much more might
De added 30 demonstrates the last pro
position. but - not nec>esary. IN this ar
ticIe. 10 say any more than has been
Said N order 70 sho~ that the ootcry IN
regard 10 this city being overtaxsd IL
entirely unfouaded. IL Il not question
a. politics and should not b. 50 viewed;
10 is simply q question ~ business
methods. I believe that the city n
Grand Rapids has tie business conducted
az economically - any other city u
corresponding wealth aud. 10 fact. be-
lsev- that 10 can make . better showing
IN that rexard thsa ssv ether city com
lag within the esne cias-.
WuLIs~ WFs~ER T.ytoR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Showing an increase OF lees than one
third in eleven years In assessed valua-
ton. whereas. ia the meantime. the city
has far more than doubled in popula-
ton; and. by addition OF territory BY
the acts Of 1891. has largely extended
its boundaries to the north. south. east
and west As matter OF fact. the as
scssed valustion in tho city should be at
least three times what il was in 1882
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03
AFTER MUCH CONTROVERSY.
The Case OF Young VS.. Schroeder Of al.
has been Aniicably stttlej.

After nearly week OF hard fighting
by eminent counsel and the examina.
ton OF u number OF witnesses, the case
OF John NJ. Young vs.. A. #.
Schroeder has been settled annie.
ably without Judge BRrlch being
required to rule upon 1t. Mr.. Van
Colt during the close OF his Argument
yesterday afternoon repeated the offer
that had been made to Mr.. Schrmier
whereby Young offered to refund all
money paid out with IA bonus OF $500,
n Schroeder would reconvey the prop.
erty. MIR. Van Colt said his side were
still nj the same mind.
Mr.. Schrosier-lt 10 not a question az
TO whether Mr.. Young or myself gets
the property, but the fight Ia whether
Mesnre. Dickson and Van Colt or will
get IL or not.
Mr.. Van Colt renewed the offer, and
Mr.. Schroeder replied TINT he would
make better offer than that, adjiny.
"If Mr.. Dickson and Mr.. Van Colt
will Join me In tho transfer win con-
yey all the property 10 the mi nor
children OF Mr.. Young, II no will
return the money that have paid out,
without any bonus, and will pay my
own attorneys fee."
The attorneys of the plaintiff fell In
with this proposition aud the case thus
terminated TO lar Gs the court was
canaarnnu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-03

Nialln OF Ogden, who escsrei from the
irs,ilutfon about two yoaa nto and
waa captured again Though toe
strategy OF Superintendent Alliton,
WINS ujecharged upon hi, promiss TO
,eiarm. Cbarlss Sums3n Of Five
Points was released on pato.e He
hss been an Inmate Oi the lustI,u,,on
three years ans one month. The
school was found Ia the very best OF
snape, the INN stes being all healthy
ana doing well In their studies. Tine
new building Ia completed and when
the heating apparatus has been put Ia
will be ready for occupancy. IL 10 "A
handsome structure. Jghn Gardner OF
spfipgville was placed Ia the school
Inst evening, having been sentenced
by Judge Blackburn VI Provo. The
vouth was convicted n HOUSEKEEPING.
/ { is claimed he iss kleplomaniao.
Considerable excitement wus caused
In official oirclee yesterday by the
tumor that Sou,ag aud Evans, tue
Southern Pacific train r0Dbets, had
bcon CAPTURED nj Tut srora, Nevada,
by "A posse OF oiiicefs ani citlzeny, but
not before they had shot dow to death
three OF their pursuers. The tiainmen
who came In from the west last even.
Ing stated they had heard tho same
story out on tho rohd, but had been
u naule to verify II. Tue line between
Elko aud Tuscarora was not in work.
Ing order yesterday afternoon, and the
operator at the latter town could not
be- raised. Al Carlin, however, the
peopl. are all excitement on account Of
the rumor. which reached there early
la the day, aud every effort was made
10 establish communication bBtweeu
that point and the alleged scene Of the
capture and killing. Iuscar0ra ia fifty
miles from the railroad anu therefore
hard TO get at.
sheriff Wilson, OF Lawrence coun.
ty, Missouri, and n deputy, arrived
from tho west last evening, having In
charge Charles Carter, murderer who
csraped some six years ago aud went 10
tue coast. where he was captured last
week. The prisoner was heavily
ifoned and maintained profound
silence when addressed. Carter was
tried aud found guilty Of murder six
yoara ago and sentenced TO be hung.
A few dnys prior TO the day set Tor the
execution he escaped by overpowering
the guard, the deputy who now has
him In custody. He went west to
Salem, Oregon, whore he worked at
his trade, carpenterlng, and 70 ingrnti.
nted himself into the good traces OF
the church people that they made him
Il teacher In the Sunday sch oil. His
arrest was due to former aCquaint.
ance who recognized him and iu-
formed the officer. The murderer
will stretch hemp this month.