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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
Patents IsSucd

List OF patents issued to last week to-
Northwestern inventors:
James Colgrave. Clearwater, hand
potato planter: John Hauenstein, New
Tim, Darrell forming machine: Edward
l.. Holmes, Minneapolis, printers gal
ley; George Il. Lenhart, st. Paul. fur
mace; Frederick A. Ryno, st. Paul. but
ton attaching machine; William A.
Shepfer. st. Paul, detergent and starch
polishing compound; Frederick w.
Williams. Minneapolis, drill attach
ment; James f.. Wilton, Minneapolis.
toy furniture: Casper Zimmerman. Big
Stone City, $. D., lap robe; Koehler II
Hinricchs trademark, granular effer-
vescent medicine; Nicholas Hayden
and G. Il. c. Wurst, st. Paul design,
whiffletree hook.
Il. II. Merwin, patent lawyer, 910, oil
and 912 Pioneer Press building, St
Paul, Mimi.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
x.r,,x Fever in Cuba

Tampa. Fla. June .. Private al
vices from Cuba announce that yellow
fever rs raging there. On the 29th II
train from Matanzas brought into Ia
yana from one battalion, sixty men al.
aicted with the fever. This. united
with the continual desertions, is re-
ducing the Spanish forces greatly.
Ninety soidiers from the ira pat
Talon i'm the vuelta AbaJos. nave
ioined forces with Maceo on
of rationS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

Fond Mother-Willie, as you one
home from school. stop at the store
and get me two bars of soap and 9
Lickel's worth of candy.
Fond Father-What in the world do
you want the candy for?
Il. M.-Oh, that's SO he'll not forget
the soap.-Up To Date.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
A Perfect sheep Dip.

The improved method Of extracting
nicotine from tobacco enables sheep
owners to escape the labor of hauling
and boiling up the bulky stems when
dipping is to be done. The concen-
trated nicotine makes a perfect
sheep dip, as it is the best known stim-
ulant for wool as well as sure death
to all insects. If you intend dipping
this year you cannot do better than
write at once to the Skabcura Dip Co.,
Station s., Chicago, for particulars.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
r,,. uooze Exploded.

Applcton. Wis, June 2.-Flfe prohe
ont in Waldenborn's drug store TINS
morning There was a large quanti-
~ ~ explosives and many barrels OF
Iiuuor. Several small explosions DC De
Cured and firemen were ieariui VI
,beir lives. The loss VIII De heaN!'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

The Republican national convention TO be
held In st. Louis June 16 will be the elev-
enth held by that party. The Burlington
Route trains run 10 the principal points in
eleven states-a coincidence. Another fact
Is that from St. Paul and Minneapolis and on
al! points In the Mississippi valley the Bur-
%lington IS the best and the direct line TO
st. Louis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
From philadeIphia.

Mr.. Springtide, in the garden-I
neve saw such slow seed. Those
plants ought to have been up long ago.
Mrs. Springtide-You forget, dear,
those are the seeds my sister sent us
from Observation-Disclosures States
man.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
A Financier.

GagGs-Gorkins lives by his wits.
Baggs-I didn't know he was such
an able financier.
GaggS-Why?
Baggs-To make a living Gu so small
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES times.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

DON'T let your money rust: make 10
work: 500 invested in our system Of In
yestment will earn you 81 per day. An OPP
portunity of a life time. Address for par
ticulars Chandler & Co, Brokers and Bank
ers, kasota Block, Minneapolis. /,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
Tney Took Ii All.

Webster City, Iowa. June :. Inc
na,,s n~ostcffiee was robbed last night.
The safe was blown opeh aams -
money and stamps taken inc e'
amount is not known.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
Very Masculine.

my dear, l think you are n tribe too
particular"
"WhyF'
"In putting wire screens over the
doors and windows so our flies cannot
get out and associate with our neigh
bors' flies. 'IChicago Record.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

Twelve ships loaded with raw sugar are
now on their way 10 Montreal, some FROM
the East Indies, some from South Ameri-
ca, some from Germany.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

Hogan-You look like az ape
Grogan-Fwat's thot?
Hogan-Oi says We look loike an ape.
Grogan-Oh! OF fought We was
goin' TO say Oi luked loike an A. Il. A.
Indianapolis Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

-AIl Fits stopped freely DR.. kltne'sGresa
Nerve Restorer, No Fits after the nrst uay > usc,
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 8olriaI bOttlr freetS
lit cases, send TO Dr. Kline. g31 arch ST. PLilA, Pa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
Csre of the Cows.

A dairyman OF large experience In
the management Of cows says:
Ny experience IL that the COW should
be dry at LEAST four weeks before caIy-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

Not n few critics pronounce WebsteT's
earliest ~orations TO be his best.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

New York has an orchestra Of left-handed
fddlerS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
Sad Recollection.

kely ! msGuire ssyhose husband has
M do 7 money on contracfs)-An'
aheft,, 'ooA on me new wheel. Mrs.
ID mrlaherty-Yez jist look ioike
Nh W. Mrs Mcclure.
Nm Esuuire puzzled)-Ould tonnes?
pk over rty- Yis:H whin Oh used to
|s i uhe fence an see veg leanin'
Paminar "ashtub.-San Francisco
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
Halls Catarrh Cure.
Trouble Barely Avcrted.

5 a constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
Eha s, luck you NJ
liIDricks' NV

ulng Iss,
med Of hhhI nssstts.t i
n.y. was over, a, y
hg OF comr.saaitt
"a forth. adel|
=, seemed to f.,
e la had s n.y.
the he gnnhooked' 4.
t ,ne . hook. he M
r%sia Mini fasbiIa'q
williams
avs sport tos asd
lsaln' %doctorssslss|
TOOK IL for y
I'D gladly ae s,aa'a|
II, don't ca,lp M
cor, ! man n
ms fisherman by b. NJ
nat fellow N
a ,ric silent for NJ
zen he said: ~
T. lo,, it is hard d,
<. may as s IN Y
E f. back here bes,
10 get into the
Re- The
q his pipe N
clear; lit was
az put you bad
didn't YOUR
shut an his laws b.,
ger, that famed
. %insolent indIs.s
asking with csIs,
Try tc open H.
looked up viii
ne front door,
u ~, S,ee,'' he COM,
yell, when the h,
funeral | thep.s
rm to drop nT
In In not acqra
'nds, and as a ~
night not be NIL
mere without 4,
trotted up.
ad not caught
eeds planning. a
tc pun it to.
as had done
'azed at The
smile.
the doctor.
a ask. Recaus
SIT on while ID
would be no Ia
spoiled my oy
All the VIVA
had locked mi
iptored below
ouldn't get in
1t was unman
ne, but there
arm done, N
nsWreed the dad
d by the mans
'Ss, but 1t hla
ri of a geltlenss
house"
,ked solemn.
with a sigh
A friend Of tie 4,
Dgize. | will "A
on win have %
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04
Easily Animated

fsav Easily Adjusted.
Ftant ian me $40 for a week"
Tharn haven't got but S5."
ekg.rAnuo; lend me the S. for two
4 ruisa XII - per cent Of the wealth Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

nu NeM wv
( in from th !
lck:
|ht to object,
sdGy and
al the flush y
gathered ups
4 the house 4
5 and waited
the lades az
! he went b1
IN and saw Y
citing from 4
! house.
surprised pi
he latter. "A
in need Of q
Il an h1
around 70 Y
BIZ the door,
the doctor q
led to the ~
.ouke, euicSI
,dge. Mr.. "
along its ~
n sport, thi1
irehy oreJ
Sc spoke hJ
Nn. ~
hing. as vel
e rock. in ~
|en with IN
|ued.) |
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-04

-
Yet.
Fh buildings
|e native d''
| now '''
/ understr
We. -
so man,
your nst%
|improvelns1
IN hem
[idnr kn'F1
/
~
bud and Da|
led the mJ
|rstD.HJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

the white metal Is sure to advance after
November. and that they can make money
oy holding back shipments.
Prospecsors Who lately came IN 20 Gold
e. from Prairie Mountain. al the head OF
eayo1 rex. aud naout twenty-five miles
rom Golden, report having MADE a good
hna n that locality.
Ten men have been pu, on 20 DO develop
wood, Boundary Creek district The
claim which was located IN 1871. Ia. been
bonded 70 some New York mining men.
The Back Fox IS now another 10 be add
out ore. Two car loads are being packed
from he mine. but when the snoy comes
regular shipments VII be raw-hidei out
A director 81 The War Eagle. one o. the
Rossiand mines. confirmed the report TIA,
the property aa4 been sols 20 an English
syndicate for $4,000. and Ia said that all
stock holders who wished TO sell now
would be paid s. a share.
J. Cobeidlck, representing an English
syndicate. has been up the Big Bend look
Ing over the gold properties 10 the Grouni-
hog Basin. On ais return be said he
thought enough o. ne country 70 make
stoke his headquarters for the com
Ing year.
Reports are sgI being circulated TIA,
Instructions have been given 20 prepare
for 81 early resumption 81 operations AZ
the Pilot Bay sme.ter. Il IS also stated
that the PROJECTORS OF The Kansas City
srnelter aTe regotlarinz fer the purchase
o. fIe one a fi.o. 6zT.
\ prospector named Dale Aas returned
20 Midway from a taree weeks prospect
ing trip on the West Fork % Kettle river.
He located one claim. the CArmi. situate
about SKY miles from Midway. The ore
IS described as quartz wei mnerallzed.
carrying galena zine blen8e ard iron ry-
rites The vein IS about four feet wi3e.
The Exploration Company. o. London
has taken hold or a group q mines IN
= Ht1eru Oregon. IN wnas Is termed Lucky
Eoy IN The Blue river mining district.
f'saf F.1T r City Th.s IS . new camp. n
wajch between forty and nsty locations
have been made. George :. Baum former
IS a. tae Omaha mine. 81 Nevada Clty.
has been appointed superintendent.
Work vas ssarsei Jas, vsrk on khe *
cunIel - LooUsson which Is 20 tap the
Black Rear. var Re <.e and several a1re
az the prncsp2l gold mines on Palmer
rnopntalg. al p q afh az nearly l@s ftet
TIE Importance % the effect n this enter
prise upon tae mining interests % The atS-
tT.cT generally is such hat the progress
o. me tunnel vii De watched wfth the
deepest interest 5y the wnoie mining FRA
ierGsty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

Antoine notero, % Astoria. Uas His
Wife Arrested for Adultery.
more than Usually attractive woman
81 N she oirce % Ja.ler Bsrrknan ycup-
'rfaay Afternoon under arrest upon a
esarxe ef adultery sworn ort by her hus-
hae. Antoine Doterc. Of Astoria. Orc
goa.
Ths case might mildly sarxes; p@rsecss-
non on the part OF the wudnan's hns-
esna ~ this Is rAe second time ne has
naa her arrested on the same charge IN
which The came oo-res pogidsrt has been
named The affair IL not as serlsa tional
- has been painted. ana the Pcst-fn, eln-
ssaer- has been able 10 present both sides
" ne cnsa. having interviewed Mr.. Do
serc ana his VITA
ocssro kecps rrcc~gy and q FIRE
s'ose IN Astoria. where Re hs. been In
oTness number Of years He married
vie there young woman named Ward
Aasse PARENTS live IN the town q. the
nrith ~ the Columbia. Mrs Doter,p Is
q German descent From her own state
rrnfs ths r~atnent accorded her BY her
Hpsaant was more than she ccalt Stand.
ard sire is'' him and went 20 Portland
2 s~arch ~ work She met with little
aNe*s, and having with her her youngest
LA sNe decided % s.n1 Il back 70 is
.aaaer ifoterc sent = friend OF his a GER
a. musician named Raymond Deaz. 10
fVIanc - prevail upon Mrs. Dote-o 20
warn. psusx'S t-P was useless. ami =.
" hsi ro business ara 10 particular res-
~ Tor returning 20 Astoria he remained
~ Fcfuanf. Then D0tero had warrants
ssern ont for - arrest 81 his wife snsi
.~af The woman was looked 10, bsgt
va could not ~ found. Then Mrs Do
80 reused 70 go hack ami her husband
.s1IAet 20 - gTVsse-y ssore In Astoria
ssos- The chill 'rsa w'err rsac~d wi;h thu
s'Ee's In Naneeuver. and MrS Dcsero
on - Seart,e ana asterva-a secured
NesN e. AIb-sru. whore ssae was ARRESTED
$50 Yesterday morning ana brought 20
ely. noax Ms also ARRESTED and
srksi NJ
LAST 7is.rt M Dotsro arT-s~. - -
IN 70 Astoria anf VA - fe~ ire chtia~ea
We MS showed ~ accompany ? ~
e~so~Hi - tae New England gAesel SIRE
rs teAr sAe W. ~ we sgaln with
SsFN az s's wfsa t.t thzl she NH Sc
~ 10 Tia Children Only
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
MINING NOTES

A ri~a strike ~ free gold g renort.d =
TIE Golden Faye IT Nc I--4.12~
4 vein % quartz running sepo = - ton
has beer discovered az Harrison Lake
= rwo-ton bioes a. retc~a t~o-o -
No1ae~'1l IN ne. Siccan. "a 1eing exn.bat-
90 A. spoxAue.
TIE largez, saurf'r. ever found - Mon
t1-s vas taken fgcm some placer NgEsaes
v-lve II lee moran ~ lIaera sAor. time
since II weighed - ~ carats.
s number O, locations have hasa Tveas
en Perry creek Eas1 ko0.cnBy. AssSF
rets5 from ga}6 quarts have z several
Is Aur@s been very enco8FsE n9.
A combination 8 sasrx formed IN swan
sea % slnpor; and treat Australian sa}-
phifs ores ~ "a nsw patent process. n
zach sglDhate OF soda a largely used.
Tha Carshoo Cod Fields Germany n,
~. a contract 20 ths 3 x Company %
tgs.Sht ss44sa pcun8s % pipe from Ass-
-T1ft % oussnei'e. a distance % about 80
q IS
owing - the un.st.sfaesoFy condition
e tn@ p~.ce ~ silver. = = probable Thst
some % 80 &Tasr properties a re Sloan
al lose d3Nn UEtl after Tire eaer 4oG y
~ WErE INK f-af
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

aead dsSsries ehs dOvelepmsus 4, s.s~ rotnr
ca Ana larUo enosn. q ore ID being ex-
-aceed The steam 50ato ts~s bean IN.
aose 70 Aan6.s the output II y ,rooa as
.aas sosos time next ssssoR The esz 72ay
e2era'.as tAs E.ns viii put n . conc 60
GAeos one hundred men viii - en-
pEoysd - esvss0cnent and N extracting
Gre this winter. TIE North Star = tas
moS thoroughly developed u.ns In the
district
The Sxi.van group 10 owns6 ~ sAe Il
Eos boys % Spokane aad has . big SUP
iace showing. 4 contract Aas been les -
SEX lN feet On The properly. TIE prop
esaee are located north ~ TIE Nora S.Ay
nina
an TIE sane vicinity les shs ,I.nir>,
upon which B. G. KiaEsou-y o. this oiry
Gas q eoa1- The showing On tAis property
good cna Free naf.lnx gold quarts
CAS- been discovered on Perry creek TIE
o'scovsry has created considerable excite
nen- Upon one OF the properties there 10
q runrsi N 50 fee. On WIG Horse creek
Ias Iroscsa company and TIE Mp ana
Tuck, owned BY English svncicates, a-s
"orktnx their p.aca<1 On large scale.
TIE Dasole group. back from For.
s'es1e - now under ooni 20 Chisholm
BIOS. % Sozeman. Mont The ore carries
.o.n silver ana golt, and VIII run from
s@o' 70 &spo ton. They Are now hauling
Gro 10 kaispeii. Mont. q distance OF las
mics. The bond On the property Is go 90
ana expires next month. The owners ex-
pet 20 snip enough ora 10 pay tAs bond.
The Dsrdaneilse. situated ahou: .sn
niles north Of For, Steele. is free mill
ING proposition The owners ara now
wording an aras.ra with good resuits
fne Libby May is located ten miles
northeast from Fort Steele. This mine il
owned by Spokane parties. A contract
aas been 10. for 100 feet OF work The
owneEs contemplate the erection Of q
stamp mil n the spring.
DoasFtys claim In the same vicinity -
defs4ops1 with = 4s-toos tunnel. Il IS a
Tree milling proposition.
NV own locations in the district are the
Lady Anne group o. four claims There
Is a slx-soot ledge With three feet OF solid
sAIena / have let 8 contrsc. 20 sink
twe.4ty feet.
Some splendid crs has been uncovered
on the head Of Tracy creek. Some OF tha
CLAIMS snow four feet % sold gaIena
The reports from the Windemer@ Dis,
tric; are 20 the eject that many OF he
locations are showing Up well"
tdoT many locations ara :here recorded
IN the GAstElct?' Atr. Q aim was asked.
1Al1A Il lie SAFE - SAY so. The re-
THIS season far exceeded those OF last
season.
Fort Steele IS the supply poin. Cor a.
shat district. There axe three general rrler-
chand-se stores. three hotels. one black
smith shop, tao Barber shops ana Two
meat markets. The population Sc about
80. ou, during the past season there has
been large floating population
The government IL building trail from
Fort Ssesls to the summit OF the Selkirks
20 connect with The trail 20 Kootenay Jake.
This VIII be OF advantage 70 every one
who may desire 10 go across the country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
K New Victor
EsaSs AIR TIGHT.
Improved and Perfected.
S80L /. MILES c0 S@~ vr b'- hn :" vzs, l~'ss

1890 r. Smith rex.cents Of "a. S..s
Masmnxton and r J. Park. q ressen:
Deputy United Snsss Ms-xh.s I.r~.
I11aasT yesterday fled rssurr Yrrrr ~.
IEsse 81 fne BrftsA scow arss cargo a.
yv1sn, oy the Tacoma ard Roche Harh-,r
I-a'he company for t31 Tha rrar.rags
lees and expenses amour. 20 Ssn 81
Articles q Incorporation were ya...rsnv
ne II ne auditors Office sor re- ~T,i-
Dnins mlnfnE companies. Deadrrsar f--~4e
r4c~r company capita, sso~k 81 90 90
IN l.oSSo snsres TIE 10 Of the frsr<,rv,or-
asion is cnir;y-nve ysarA Ard prtrcs5as
psscs OF oustr>s~ 6.aet,e- The i've iris
lees ars Arthur ". Hawke.- Of s-oso-
T ns Eaxsrd I. En.e,. NJ 9. Cosgrove.
SSar. kiesIsscssrni!t and ". Finley Hal. %
Se1sLs The Clear Creek Corner 40
100 80 Mining Company: oapatal stock. go
W. 20 es0o shares. TIE lie OF ne Ia
sVf poTs.son - afty years. ard p-inc!usl
pace OF business Seattle The -Four .rTls-
tees ere Z. Lunxia. " Nonsan.J. J Smith
Wash snEtor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19

-s- r>oi weather row coming ~. o-~
feel. that sane rN-Nt ssve - '2,'8 fss-e
roct There has aluav- beer : comm Art
IN tbs country tAa- the pork sausage was
r9- f.sss "a E, uSea - IL - < Fast -
rrva~NrnAn Company always sAirg slert
- ne wants 81 fNe DeUr1~ Save fA@t tNt
=, .,s,,rf~ his want T'aev hsw~ ~y~ olo~eS
se-we expert Eastern ~aGSar~ makers
erk VII turm ons ~ar9s Se1uire N~N F~s-
lerA ait-pn~k sausage TIE rrna'2t'on 'hst
t.s E-rs - Fsrszhn Company have atfat1f3
- 'tsir bans esrrn s1f tRr3 - s1fic.e-t
80 guarantee that tAls venture - s-rnT =
s,-.,-srs sed want in PARK saussrs ~ -
. x-s.,,es< ysta ST nm& tse 500 ogt1@r
o. sac a, ire Fa'tsn Market to1&y. Try
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
THE GRIZZLY GROUP.
Company Formed to Thoroughly Deval-
op These Rich Prospects.

snohonish. Sept. is.--special.-The Clear
Creek Gold and Copper Company Was
organized hers today with Dr. J. II.
Lyons, Of Seattle; J. J. Smith, Of New
York. u. Montan. O. South Park. and
l. Lundelin. Of Silvcr.on. "a incorpora-
tors The property which this company
viii develop is the famous Grizzly group.
OF which MontAn and Lundelin are tAe
original locators. The claims are four n
number ana lie just beyond the famous
Helena group. which IS owned ~ the Deer
Creek Gold and Copper Company. The
width OF the vein - 10; as great as that
% the big Helena Lead, but on The other
hand the ore is richer. IL runs 10 10 ~
per cent. copper. sl3 % so per ton gold.
and s. TO Sc silver.
The company Is organized With s0eno
shares at 81 per share. TIVE hundred
shares are placed In the treasury. Work
on the property viii commence at once
and the ore is high grade enough 50 that
IL VIII nQ doubt pav from the start.
Montan ana Lundelin received = cons.d-
able sum OF cash and an interest In the
company with a guaranteed amount Of
capital for tramways. roads. reduction
works and operating expenses. The out
look for the company Is most fattering.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-19
THIS NAN A BURGLAR?
Oliver Spriggs Arrested for Be-
ing in the Wrong Room.
ArS- Thsmp~cn Claims She Saw Him
Taxing Possession Of Her Jew
siry. bat He Denies It.

Crver srr.9gs. knowa 70 she po8,e Is
h.ic Oliver" aged p years. - loc4ei -
IN The city tail On rhA charge % havin z
enter ed the bedroom o. Mrs. Il ThoTn.-
son, in the w'al,snsfor9 osElldang. OF Third
avenue, between Pike sn6 Union streets.
YESTERDAY nlorning a. 30 o'csock for the
purpose Of burglary. Mrs T91ogr p-oa
positively Identifies spr4ggs a. the man
sSe saw s.anfssng a. her bureau. but
SpriSgs PROGRESSED ignoxsnos % wrong
doing when Officer HUI p!ac~d him s4ns@r
arrest IN the afternoon Oh Pike street
near the Abbott house.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Thomson conduct the
central Fest strskr1g, which Is iocat@.. In
ths Wallingforl building. They 1--we Up
stars Yesterday morning Nr Thoup-
so2 "eaz down 10 the res "a qraLt leavia :
h4s "ife in bed According 20 TIE story
tod tsae police. ae left TIE door unlocked
Mrs. Thompson slept units t1rbed until
80, when she vas suddenly awakened
o. some one in her room. she cold Pa
froa'slsn Huff. Detective Phillips AMI De
sectfFe S31!Ges shat when she iookaA ID
from the bad see sag Oliver sprigss
Standing at the bureau, picking up her
jeHslFy. She screamed and he Dropped
TIE yewelTy and walked out OF the room
me sans way he had entered Mrs
j thompson sa-d she recognized Sgr.ggs be-
~oA~e"' AN SIC at t4AE LA&fAEt
S2rises' pscture ia IA the rogue's raj
i"ry. his father Is al sx-csfy detective
Fatrolman Hut fmm edia ass.v commenced
searching for Sprggs. AMI In tas after
noon packed htTn Up on Pike street. near
'ifs Aooost house, corner OF Thiri ave-
h1s- spFisgs hac nothing 10 say further
ihan 20 inquire the reason OF MS arrest.
AZ soon as SSerigRs was In Jail Desactives
Fhaliips and Cttdihee started ont 20 look
up tbs minor details of the case They
returned 70 ssottcs headquarters and said
that the evidence against sprtggs wa.
very strong. and they had no doubt that
convtctlon could Pr secured They said
thai they learned tina. Spr1gg. had teen
drinking ard that ne rad been at some
house or First avenue near Pine THIS
morning Prosecuting Attorney Easris VII
have a interview with Mrs Thot1r~on
and then y x1il Ae decided as to The
course 20 Ne pursued
city Attorney Rawson sad that the
husband Of tho woman came 90 him with
- story about thu burglary. ard -ha, 10
al not take any stock "a it Pawson said
That Thompson told him how re man
had entered the building. pasSezf into his
wifss bedroom and explored al tAn ro.arns
~ thts potnt Thompson. According 10
Ra 7szon's version. SAID hat g oy-ast
told him thai The next at was 'z-t.-
his Wife awoke ard discovered tne bi,rteaaL~
vino picked Up watch. bat when ne got
10 The middle % ne room Dropped Z. The
city attorney 81 not want a~vts7i-r -
do With ne case. The po..ce take the
position that the CITY attorney has moth
Ing 10 10 w:th such a case any way. ans
say thar the clai~yovant feature srsssa
simply through The statement ~ some
ciafrFoysnt that sae Dreamed about
Spr-sEs gong through tie rooms