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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18
FOR THE OCTOBER FAIR
The List Of Special Prizes Is Being
Steadily Augmented.
EncouraEcmrnt TOE TIA, DHtry, Fruit,
Factory, stock aud other
Interests.

The following additional special
premiums Tor tho october Fair have
btsn onrfe to the ID. 4. NJ. s)cIs'y:
July 18th, isnL
10 Geo. d. Pypor, Secretary D. AZ N.
Society!
Dear slt-'rho undersigned will give "a
special premium Of 800, distributed as
follows!
For tho bost 10 lha creamery butior, g..
For the bust no lbs butter BY othor than
creamery, IS.
Tor tho Dos, display OF assorted family
fruits, Jams and Jollios Ia glass jars. put
up by u lady, $40.
For the second bost display Of assorted
family imit-, iaus and jollios la glass
Iar-, put up 10y a lady, 90.
For the beet hand made linen lace not
less than four yards, 81.
For tho second host hand made linen
lace not less than four yards, e..
For tho boHt quality greatest variety
and most artistic display Of Utah applos,
not loss than throe kinds, $40,
For the second bosl quality, greatest
variety and most artistic display OF Utah
apples, not less than three kinds, 81.
10 DO competed for at tho TorrIorial
Fair OF lspi.
Respectfully,
4. AuEHnAcu 4 BHo.
July 18Th, 1874
Secretary d. A. & NJ. Society
Dear Sir-The undersigned viii give a
special premium Of gold medal for the
best aud most artistic display OF home
made good. In tho manufacturers payll-
ion At the Territorial Fair OF 1874.
Respectfully,
HEWLETT Bnos.
July Is. 1895.
b. A. & VI. Society
Tho undorslgnod will give special
premium OF $40 Tor tho thfou bost pulled
bulls, and breed, two years old and up,
30 be- competed Tor al tho Territorial Fair
JANIS p. Fnrrzr.
July 10, 1904.
10 Geo, d. Pypor, secretary;
Dear sIr-Tho undersigned will give "a
special premium ot so Tor the best and
hibltor, TO bo competed Tor at tho 10TT-
Respectfully,
WiurE a Sons Go.
July 10, 1891.
To Goo. ID. pypor, secretary Deseru. Ag-
ricultuTal aud Manufacturing Society;
Dear sir-Tho undersigned will give "a
special premium of v. 4. 10. gold medal
10 tho proltiost girl between tho ages Of
10 aud 30 years present ON tho Fair
grounds during tho october, 1891, Fair
ON n day TO bo appointed by tho board Of
directors. Previous winners 10 DO barred,
Hopefully, CuAs. j. Johnson.
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nNArCmEp rMoM nEATII.
Remarkable Recovery OF Patient
with Crushed skuii.

remarkable Recovery OF Patient
with "a Crushed skull.
NEW YOml, July ls.-Erncst smith,
u years OLD, whose parents live In
spuytcnduyal, has been almost Mt
dsalh's door In Fordham hospital,
since July lst. He was taken there
With his skull crushed in-ths right
eide OF the frontal bone, and ofbitsl
plate were shattefed--Aud tho brain
matter was ooEing out. The boy had
teen playing In a stable and was
Kicked 10y horse. His case was pro.
bounced hopeless. Not doctor Ia the
hospital believed no would live twenty.
four hOuTs. Two inches Of tho
SHATTERED bono was cut away ana the
hcefated portions Of the brain directly
beneath were removed. Fully two
ttasp0Oniulle OF brain matter were
lakeu out and drainage tube inserted.
The little patient improved after this
uuatment. Alter this he rolapued, but
yesterday the docIorB pronounced him
tut VI danger.
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nntehers go 70 wori..

CHICAGO, July ls.-Mayor Hopkins
donirH tuat no consulted General
Miles as 10 tho withdrawal u the
federal tronps. The Mayor said the
department al Washington attends 10
that. The General may bo big man
In n city like Chicago, bul like con.
gtcssman no Is not much Et Washing.
tn,
The butchers continue returning to
work ut the stock yards. Tue sheep
butchers VT Arm0rs' receive an adj
vance Of 25 cents "a day ia wages anu
four and - half dayh work a week
was guaranteed them.
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IMPURE ICE.
A Charge that It is Being Dispensed by
cry Dealers.

At 4o'clociS thls afternoon the board
OF health will consider question Of
Importance to two ice companies and
The users Of ice purchased from them,
II is charged that she wRsatoh lc,
company and the White Lake Ic,
company are dispoaIng Of produc
gathered 30 usar hog pens as to rendt
It impure for drinking purposes
AMI therefore menace 10 health.
DR.. Beatty, health oommls'
sioner, regards the ice Ms not " suill.
cient purity 10 be used ma dtinkilg.
Tho managers OF tue two cJmpauios
named take iBsue with the uDmmlHs
sloner, no tho case goes TO tho sanitary
board, whom Dr. Beatty buggeala no
would like n share ths responsibility
Of passing upon the question, The
officials may arrive Gt = conclusion ths
evening,
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DEAD IN THE CANYON
Il3 DoCOnD1s3d Body OF "BiIly"
Br0UlI1, Found This Afternoon.
MS NYsrEuiou, DISAPPEARANCE
uoronor, Undertaken ana Omc,r, Start
After tho Rumlirs Tho
Inquest Tomorrow

Two weeks ago W. g Rrowulco, bet.
ter known as "Billy" Btowulse, mystic.
riously disappoafsl from hs regular
haunI' ia thls city and crga,sd ID pro.
found sensation by psnuing and mat.
ing at o'clock Ia the mining, az
shown by tne stamp at the rostoficg,
tho following letter addressed 10 a
irIen d, Joieph EnziusprrgeE
Goodbye, dear Joe. God bloss you
and your vito tor uIl your k.uiuoss.
pIoaso wire y. A. HrpwnIDe, caro- MolIu
Drug company, Sc Louis, so ho can pu'
loo claim Tor lilo Insurance, as 10 expires
uu the iU.h OF thi. month.
Your uu more,
W. G.. bEowyLrE.
HE frieuds sought Tor him la vain.
Those who kuuw him best buliytd that
uU had gone 10 some retired spot aud
taken hls lie ny blowing HE brains
Out with n revolver OF by swallowing
some deadly drug. Others accepted
the letter M a Joke hnd continued iU
look lightly upon the matter. Those
who inc.intd 10 the former view,
u BppUa.s, were correct In tneir ION.
clusihns, A. about l.aU this afternoon u
couple OF small boys were frightened
almost cut Ut their wits by aCcidor.
| tally running across his bl0atog
| decOmpOsod aud iUui.smelllng remain
ina clump Of oak brush uu the north
side " cry Creek Cauyon, about hali
"a niilu above tue higl line ,auk house,
which Is up the canyon four mice
ifom tho Eagle Gate.
Own the steep hillsidss 10 the bot.
tom Of the canyon the boys ran breathe
less with excitement aud Informed
Special Onicur Adams, tho mounted
tUlicem1u who hW charge Of
thu canyon, u the ghnsily hnu,
the lads guided him 10 the spot
wh,re the ueAd mau lay. Toe face
was 10 ifightiully swollen ana disco.
Urud ~ 20 render Identification W Il
impossible. hut the iron gray mDu..
tacho aud griI9led hair anu ulo hing
when closely srrutiniZed lofI no Guuug
in the miud Of thu officer that tie nau
was "Billy" Bfowulce, a-d hastuutu,
from tho place where the Hteuch
OF purifying human nush was almOat
Ovefbearing he came to tue city anu
reported At tho police station. A telu'
phone message was sent 10 Coroht
| 'raylor who with Undertaken Skew
/ Captain Donovan hud otner Urhcuu
went up the canyon late this . tofnoUl
~ bring the body down.
| The friends OF Brownies say there D
| no question hut that the rem lins ar
his. They feel rtnin that ho CON
| mitted suicide by taking morphiu'
and that revolver was not usei.
The deceased was unmarried hnu
! came 10 Salt Lake little more than .
year ago. He was Vt one time engaged
| ~ bo0kkeepef for the Tribune J0l
| Printing company aud was brother
Of n. g. Btownlee, late manager VI ia,
Salt Lake Herald.
An inquest will be held tomorrow.
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CHICAGO, July is,-President Deba
passed a fairly comfortable night IN
iAil, and carly today ordered GOOD
breakfast from n neighb0ring hotel ne
refused to soc an iutuTvlewur'
Debs, Howard, Krllnor and Rogers
were IN the best N spirits today aiter
iheit nighps experience In jail BE
fore IL O'Clock Deus camc down fro m
his cell 10 meet S,onlgrapber Beneiio I
OF tho a. II. u, who uad bundle OF
mail for him. 80 had the test hlghVa
sleep have had In "a month or more"
said Dsbs. "Nothing disturbed me,
not even the ghost Of tlal man thaI
was hanged the other day. nave
absolutely nothing 70 aud To Whst l
have already SAID concerning our ar
reste. We are here and VIII stay mere
until next Monday NJ least"
President Debs then fell to looking
over his mail. Secretary hehusr
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rHr SUR AGAINST THE s.p.
District Attorney Dennis Surprised
hut Confident 81 Success.

hut tunhdcut 81 success.
Los ANGELES, Cal, July ls,-United
States District Attorney Dennis mani
Tested surprise when shown Attorney
General Oiney's uIteranoes on the suit
Dennis brought last Tuesday against
the Southern Pacific company
Of Kentucky. He saii; "It II pos
sible an opinion can Je had Ia the do.
parimont Of justice that the combina.
ton referred to in the bill IN legal, tut
the only reason. ia my judgment, way
the Supreme court has not held such
combination unlawful Ia ,hat u has So.
cided cRsos where this point was raised
In favor Of tue government on other
grounds. was fully prepared for the
Southern Pacific taking every step It
could think " TO save Itself, but did
not expect II TO question my right TO
bring such suit with the attorney.gen-
eral before | could even Submit copy
VI the bill by mail. l am absolutely
auro he win approve OF my course
when he has an opportunity to road
my report VI tue iacIs.
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~ Louis Vow ilaII,oad station.

ST. LOUIS, No., July ls.-The new
uniOn station which has tue largest
rain shed In the world, will he form.
ally opened on September /. This
date was decided upon at special
meeting ofthe board OF directors OF the
~. Louis terminal railroad association.
General Manager Ramsey said that
tue terminal association had decided 10
open tho union station ON the date
mentioned with ceremonies common,
tufate with the prominence OF the Ia.
stitutlon and the amount Of capital
involved,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

CorESiIAuES. July is.-rno Danish
government has obtained sntlsfauiIon
or the expulsion from Scnleswig, Ger
many, OF eight Danish players, belong
ing 10 the Royal theaisr In COren.
hagen, on the ground that there was
a prohibition ngainst the ute Of the
Danish language VA 5chloswig. The
German government has dismissed the
hnfgomasler % Eohleawlk
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Respiration CONTINUED.
Another Morning Of Interesting H.
strucllon aud Experiment

Al the department OF physlual cul.
turs OF tue summer school, this subject
Of respiration was resumed this morn
ing by Or. BAbcock. la order to more
fully explain the phenomena oi breath
ing M we'll AS tho respiratory system,
cat was ohloroiormsd, and while In
this condition an inclsion was made
into the throat, tube inserted
into tue tTachea. and by oommunicai-
Ing air by artificial means the lungs
wers inflated 10 their normal capacity,
causing she heart TO act as In life, the
alternate contractiOns anu expansions
being fully apparent.
The vital organs were all shown, a.
vol M the abdominal organs and the
famifloRuons Of the cirCulatory system
throughout the body, The tune spent
In a case Of ylviseCU0n II worth many
lessons ~ usually taught from tho text
book. The doctor displays Hn intelligent
familiarity with anatomy and physi-
ology, aud his class, ~ artsult, Is thor
oughly interested Ia tho instruction pre-.
scented,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

NEW YoRIl, July ia Washing
ton dispatch 10 the eyening Foa says
that Senator German IL quoted by a
Missouri representative a. saying to
group OF Democratic representatives
"Henllemen, there arc two tariff
measures, the Mckinley law and the
senate bill. You can take your
ohoicr.O This is believed to be tbs
tariff situation here today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

NEW York, July ls.-rhe Amerl.
can bark Emma 4. Crowcll, Of seats.
port, Maine, sailed yts.etday Tor
shan sin', laden With east oil.
Last evening about 100 miles south OF
Ere Island, Ouo OF tie crow noticed
imlke coming from the forward deck.
The hatch was battered down, the
boats lowered aud the vraspl aban-
dOued. The White Star steamer
Ruulo picked up the crew aud took
1nem 10 tins Scotland light sup.
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4 widow OF seventy snd Hoy OF
sixty are the Paroles.

HtNtN are thN EnfAcas
DETROIT, Mich, July is.- Ann
Small VI John smith, breach VI prom
lee, was the lAcouic title OiA case lust
decided Ia Judge FfHznr's court. The
complainant IL n buXom widow Of
seventy and the defendant lively old
boy OF sixty. She has been married
twice ana he was widOwer. The
complainant related that on February
10, 1892, less than n month alter the
death ofthe thiru Mrs. Smith, tue de-
iendant came to her house nnd con-
Quoted himself very much like
modern Romeo. The firsl tune he
asked her 10 marry him shO refused.
Hut tho said that ON the twentieth OF
tho following May Smith drove over 10
her home ht Trenton ami again sought
her hand In marriage. This time, 30.
uordlng 10 her testimony, she consent.
OF on the spot and the day for the cefe'
mony was arranged TO take place IN
November, following. The witness
then related, with some manifestations
OF emotion, how, disregafding his
solemn promise and her own feelings,
smith, six months later, married
another widow. John Smith, dressed
la homespun clothes, with form bent,
but having a tirm, brisk step, took the
stand aud denied that he over
promised 10 marry the complainant
The Jury went out and delibeTated for
IN hour. Then they returned their
verdict, which was In favor OF the de-
tendaut.
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Mr.. Dooly Returns.

Mr.. J. 4. Dolly, the we'll known
local banker, returned from San Ffsn.
cisco last night, where he was "tied
up" by the strike for several weeks.
Ho IL looking aud feeling we'll aud Is
extremely glG1 TO get back " salt
Lake again,
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From Denver.

Mr. Henry G. Oluey, OF Denver, ief.
rcsculing tho Platte River Paper
Mills company AMI the Denver Pafrr
Mills company, arrived In Salt Lake
lat evening and will remain here the
balance Of the week. Ho IL staying NJ
the Knuisiord. Mr.. Olucy h an old.
time friend Of Colonel Henry Page.
When he has transacted his busineso
In this city he will proceed on his
journey west.
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LONDON, July ls.-At Newmarket
todpy the LstlAnd plate for three year
olds was won by Baron DE liolhschild's
Sty1; Sir II. w. Ghniths Sweet
Duchess, second; Henry Milton's
Mecca, third. Tue handicap Tor three
year olds and upwards was won by
Bcggar's Opera l3G EvormOre (i), Sec
oud; WOolsthorp -, third.
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FROM SAN FRlNClsCO.


srtsHi % ut NEWs YER Dssera telegraph
OGDEN, Uuh, July Is, lsai-rwo
trains arrived from San Francisco
this morning with several Pullman
cars attached o. each train. They
carried considerable mail nnd baggage
but only d lew passengers. Upon Ia"
arrival " the last train OF 1910 q
train oi two pullmnns, one dining, one
day coach, two baggage and two
mail uats pulled out OF the depot
rhiu w the fifst train IN eighteen daye
which July belonged 10 tho Southern
Pacific leaving Ogden. III su iotmrJ.
" sent were partly owned by the
Union Pacific.
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soldiers Proceed to nut,s.

OMAHA, July ls,-Four companies,
Second u. 3. infantry, left Omaha at
| O'Clock this afternoon for Butte for
the purpose OF opening the Union
Pacific road, which Is still bl1cKaded
there by the strikers. The battalion
was under the command Of Captain
Kollar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

MEuIus, July IS. - Three distinct
earthquake shocks were iolt here at @
O'Clock this morning. Each vibration
was from north to south.
ST. LOUIS July lS.--A eight shock
supposed u be an earthquake, WIS felt
In tnis vicinity about 7:lD an. today.
Tue suburb houses were shaken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

LooAN, Ohio, July 1.-THE Colum.
bus, Huoking Valley aud Toledo strike
has been declared on. All men ut this
place returned 10 work today.
MCkEI SPORT, Pa, July lS,-Aiter
nine weeks OF iuleness tho workers at
the National Tube Works today de-
olRTtd the strike or
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s,I,.r Won SO, snnrnln,.

WAsIiNGToN, July ls.-A quorum
IN the House committee on coinage
Jailed 10 Appoar today Ia response TO
Chairman Bland's call for a meeting TO
report a free silver bill. Tho free
silver men nre DOT sAnguine Of their
ability 10 report the bill this session.
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OGDEN STRIKERS.
Finy Of Thum Plead Not Guilty aud
are Released ~ bail.
sp'.i1i ton. SEws rsr D.i.r,i TdfgraHt

sD'aifl i0ns SEws per Dsfre Tc.s5raHt.
OGDEN, Utah, July is.--AuOut nity
strikers who were indicted b. ihe
grand jury, charged with interfering
with the Uuliod States mails, were tu.
f0tu Judge Miner this morning and all
plund not guilty TO tue charge. lncy
were released 0n giving bonds ranging
rom $500 90 $1,000.
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Kmlea a VIC neaier.

LOUISVILLE, July lS.-Mu. +. T.
Mraohos, % yeats old, shot ami killed
Father JOhu Ashbaker today when hu
was auuuipg his wife. Mrs. Ashbakrr
ID aaid 10 be dying from n KICK IN tue
stomach intliuluI ny her husband.
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NEW YOm,, July Is. 90 Very little
buainuss was done on the stock TX.
change up 10 III o'clocs except IN
sugar anu Chicago gus. sugar opened
unchanged, declined raiiicd re-.
acted Z aud recovered I. Chicago gas
advanced !, Union Pacific lost ],
Pacific Maj sold up per cent.
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CHICAGO, July ls.-rhe 1tst break
Ia tue ranks Of the Pullman strikcfs
has occurred. One hundred anu nifty
hOliandefs have been put 10 work on
tbs tracks back Of the Pullman found.
~. No effort was made ~ prevent
the mon from going 10 work,
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triumphant Retnrn Of the Mime
apolls.

PHILADELPHIA, July IS. - The
cruiser Minneapolis. on her way 70 the
dock, today received the greatest oys-
ton ever given 10 a boat on tue Dela.
ware. Graf OF all description saluted
the big cruiser, and tho screeching Of
her siren aud Iolg whistle In response
continued with scarcely huy inter
mission until she wus made fast to The
dock.
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CHICAGO, July lS.-l ho Milwaukee
q 81. Paul suburban train today was
wrecked nj X inzle street. No ono was
hurt. The officers Of tho road deny
that the stfiksrs caused the wreck,
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Nn lhr Mny u lhe YeII0w.lOne.

General J. W. Meldrum, formerly a
resident Of New York, and recently
appointed to tue important position Of
United states park commissioner for
Yellowstone, arrived Ia Salt Lake to-
day from the East aud spent the ia!
here. This evening he will leave f1t
the Yellowstone country, wneto hs
proposes 10 have his family join him
soon, and where they viii take up their
FOslutuCe.
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II. 4. Phelps, the dealer In second.
hand goods, was arrested by the police
today on the charge Of doing business
without a license. He will have hear.
Ing IN court tomorrow.
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Tho MI.sl..lpnI MnrgAn,..

ST LOUIS, July ls.-U. .. Secret
Service Onicer John Il. Murphy has
secured tbs bank note plates from
which tbs Mississippi warrants were
ptluted. The plates were defnced when
The issue was completed. Tho warrants
are VI the denomination Of IS, $40 anu
80. Murphy said they could easily
DO mistaken iOr currency notes.
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AwoKEIN mIs coRrIN.
Marrow Escape Of Warrington r.
irving.

irving.
San DIEGO, Cal, July is.-Wash'
lngtOn T.. Irving, n nephew OF the
famous author, was supposed TO have
died ut Escondide, aud his funeral wnn
beli. At tue close Of the service alter
irlunds had passed the casket, knock
was heard from within anu the I'D
having been hastily removed, lrv'nc
got up Ia dazed condition but soon
legaiuod his senses fully anu wns taken
home.
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BUTTE, Mont, July ls.-No troops
had arrived up 10 noon. The Utah aud
Northern trains come no farther than
Dillon. AL II quiet at Misioula. No
trains are coming through Butte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-18

MoNMOurH, ILL.,, July ls.-Tfumhn
Plant was nominated Tor Congress by
the Democratic convention Of the Six
toenth district on the 800th ballot.
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rue Qussp's Gun ninc Couieat

LONDON, July iS.-in the queens
cup riilo contest, tho bronze medal ,Ur
the fitst stage was won by COTputHl
Bailey (Englanul with a score Of o..
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Reduced Rates for Pioneer Day.
The Union Pacific ami RI GtauIc
Western have 10th offered reduced
rajts over their sys en-, In Utah Tor
Pioneer day, ami uU wi.lstau ling tho
hard umrs expect ~ citrh a gygd zeal
OF holiday passenger traffic,
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AnREsrED Fon THEFT.
Two sailors Charged with EobbinE a
captain.

captain,
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, July 49,
Two sailors belonging 10 the schooner
Achillea were arrested here by u
deputy u. 4. marshal from Alaska
charged with robbing Captain Bartlett
Of $500 while the latter was IN jail NJ
dltka for attempting 10 break into the
government prison 10 release a Russian
womac. Captain Bartlett sent the
nieu on board the schooner at Sitka TO
yet the money TO be deposited M bail.
Itey secured the money, stole boat
AMI escaped down the coast. The
, iilcep came down and awaited thelr
arrival. The boat and u portion Of the
money we're recovered.
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.cliHva thlt tlo cfrtsr ~ ilugutru
has been perhaps uninlCntloually M a.
quoted.