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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
SUIT FOR DAMAGES
ACTION TO BE MENCED
AGAINST WHITESIDE.
Ex-Membcrs of the Capitol Commission
Cole and Bickford Each Ask for
$1,000 Why 'Tis.
Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD.
Helena. May Judge Walter VI. Bick
ford ana DIR. &. X. Cole late members Df
the state capitol building commission, who
were removed by Governor Smith. hv.
determined 10 bring suit against fepr'srn-
tatiye Fred Whlteslde for da amages for al
legged defamatory statements mad, by him
In report to the legislature as the minor
ity OF committee appointed TO invesli-
gate the affairs of the commission In
which the representative said that tho
commissioners had been guilty of Uollu-
sion In selecting the plan ns and In letting
contracts for the work. Whitesidc Il Was
supposed. had the privilege rs NJ. mbrr
OF the Legislature. of making The Trlnrt
without being liable, but II will be- con-
tended In the action that In giving oui
copies OF the report prior to its prrsenia
tlon In the house. when Il became rec
ord. he has no right to claim his privilege,
Whiteside also made a statement for pull
hcation the night the legislature adjourn
ed. and II will be claimed that the state
mcnt was given out the night the lcpisa-
ture adjourned after u o'clock. and that
as a fact he was no longer meml~r ana
not entitled to the benefit OF his privilege
The commissioners Will ask for slpSi
each.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
In LIVINGSTON TOO
NEW BOARD OF ALDERMEN
ENTER UPON DUTIES.
Mayor Thompson's Appointments Con-
nrm~d. An~r some Opposition
The standing Committees.
srecInl nIsnntch no the slnndnrd.

Special Dispatch To the standard
Livingston. May 3-lIyingstou's new
board OF aldermen took hold tonight with
Mayor " r.. Thompson NJ IA. helm. The
appointments made by the mayor met
with some opposition hut were at length
confirmed by vote OF I TO 2
The Officers named and confirmed are 4.
". Nelson, for marshal; a. T., stark for
c.ork and attorney, Louis lIsusrn aud
John Skiil'n. for night watchmen. aud 81
McGinnis. for fireman. The opposition
To- confirming WAS directed NJ IN. appoint -
mrut FOR marshal. Aldermen Jones. Ben
der and Mallahau not being favorable TO
Mr. nelson. hut Alderman Malahan new
erlhsless voted TO confirm. The standing
committees announced by Mayor Thomp-
son ar, a. follows!
city ordinances-Bclcy. Mallahan llcf-
ferlin.
Fire Eisenberg. Bender. Bcley
Streets and alieys-Bender. Eiseubsrg.
Jon-s.
S3tlks-Jones Mallahau. He1eIlin.
PARKS Elsenberg. Bender, Jones.
Watyr and light-fiereriln. BENDER. Be
ley
Way. aud Mallahan. Hercrlin.
Fiasnberg.
roard Of health-Drs. Alton. I.eard and
NJ. Wctzstein
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
IT'S FINAL REPORT
The United States Grand Jury Springs
Another surprise.
BY ASKING FOR DISCHARGE
Only In Session for ~ Days-In.
dictment Against Hatcher. and
That Against Edgerton and
Others Quashed.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Helena, May s.-The United States
grand jury surprised everybody to-day
by making its final report after a u
days session. the shortest ever held
here. Indictments against Vice Presi-
dent Edgerton. Assistant Cashier Hill
and Director Besttie OF the First Ma
tional bank of Helena, which were pre-
sented at the last term and auashed ON
lechniCalities, were ignored and the de-
PENDANTS we're discharged The grand
Jury found ts counts against Benton D.
Hatcher cashier Of the Northwestern
National bank OF Great Falls, charging
among other things that he took 500
900 OF the banks money To buy the
stock of the Conrad Bros. and with
other specific acts of misappropriation
OF funds. other indictments were found
against Ben Murray. an Indian, for set
ting fire 10 the Jesuit mission on the
Flathead reservation. and four lndict-
ments against William ). Aristead for
stealing four buffalo overcoats from
soldiers at Fort AssinnIbolne. There
was one indictment against Hatcher
Six indictments against some unknown
person Were placed on the secret docket
until the arres, ls made.
The grand jury report was extremely
Su'itf I'rPf'l as Wrll
Others. was In sharp contrast with the
last report when Edgerton, Hill and
Beattie were indicted, Their report
was:
We. your grand jury. respectfully
report that we have examined all mat
ters that have come before US for inves-
tigation and respectfully ask that We
be discharged"
Judge Knowles looked surprised when
he was handed the report and looked
II over. lie inquired IN the Jury hal
given all the matters before II the con-
slderation they deserved. Foreman Da-
Wis replied that Il had. In dismissing
the jury Judge Knowles said;
Then. gentlemen. you have become
fitted to the thanks of your fellow
countrymen. and you are discharged
| for the term" That was In contrast
with his dismissal of the former grand
Jury referred To. Al that time he said,
In addressing the jury, Some OF you
are entitled To the thanks OF your fellow
countrymen," with emphasis on the
word some" The jury report IL u
| sreat surprise To- some people OF Helena
| who had looked for at least three in-
| dictments that were not returned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
STILL PLEADING.
Durrant's Attorney Files Another Docu
meat for the Conde m ned Man.

San Francisco, May 3-Attorney Du-
prey. counsel for Theodore Durrant,
who IL now al san Quentin under SEN
tence of death. filed an important docu-
ment In Judge Bahr's court to-day, u
being "a copy Of his proposed bllI Of cx-
ceptions on appeal to the supreme court
The exceptions are to the proceedings
OF April 10. when "A motion for a con-
tinuance I'm Durrants ease was denied
and AN order committing Durrant to
san Quentin To await execution On June
IL. The points made are those raised
by Mr.. Duprey ON the occasion of the
sentence of his client, They ar. that In
ordering the confinement Of Durrant In
the penitentiary pending a date set for
execution. the court erred and inflicted
double punishment and that II was
error tn sentence the prisoner in the alb
sence OF Attorney Dickinson.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
ON THE TRACK.


Oakland. Cal, May 3.-'Ostler Joe, with
100 pounds up. surprised the talent by win
ming the NTH race, a mile and sixteenth.
In the fast time OF i;iea., which equals the
coast record for the distance. Seven fur
lchgs-Veragua won. Mulberry second.
Nervoso third; time, 80. Mile-Daylight
wen. Walter J. second. Peter II. third;
time, l:i2A. Five furlongs, s-year-olds-
Torsida won, Rey Salazar second. Elsmore
third; time. l:o2. Six furlongs-Colonel
Wheeler won, peixoto second. lamar H.
third. time, l:li. Mile and a sixteenth
'OsIler Joe won Satsuma second. Ninctor
third; time, i:isa.. Seven furlongs-Refuge
Won. Mainstay second. Midas third; time.
t:&
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
NO TRUTH IN 1T.
The Home Land a Cattle Company Not
In n Receivers Hands. a

Special Dispatch 10 the STANDARD.
Niles city. May 1-The report that the
Home Land a cattle Company had gone
into IN. hands OF a receiver Is officially
denied by a telegram and letter from said
company from its headquarters IN ST.
Louis, there being not the slightest truth
IN the report, which has been largely ctr
Culated throughout the state. III. L. Neid-
ringhsus who came here 10 attend tho
stock meeting and u one Of the owners
OF the Home Land a Cattle company left
here to-day for 81. Louis In charge OF Dr.
Redd Mr. Neldrlnghaus has been seriously
~
Sheriff Glib left here tonight for Warm
Springs with Mrs. Kate Currie who was
sdJudg"d insane by a committee on insan-
ity before Judge Loud.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
The Tarin BiiI In Committee.

Washington. MAY 2-Sena,or Jones VIII
certainly vote to take the tarlff hill out OF
the committee. He takes IN" position that
the silver republicans want the blu pissed
even though II may not afford all the pro-
lection they may desire. and while he may
not get all he asks, will vote TO present IN,
hili In the senate. The hill will be present
ed TO the fun committee at 10 O'clork to-
morrow but the present plans do not con
template giving 1t to the press until II
shall be presented 20 the senate.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
HORRIBLE GRIM (.
street Gossip Place. - Terrible Charge
Against Herbert Brockwny.

Herbert Brockway. whose sister. Lora
Brockway. died at the Florence Critteu-
ton home about 10 days ago from puer-
peral fever. following the birth OF an
abnormal child. Is locked up at the
county Jail and the officers are investi-
eating the rumors that he was the
father of the child. SO far they have
not found sufficient proof to justify
them In placing against him the terrible
charge that II placed against him by
street gossip. The officers are sitting
the cas-. to tn. bottom. however. and
they think II possible that they viii yet
find proof 10 support such charge.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Baseball Yesterday.

Al Pittsburs-7: Louisville. T.
AT cleveland-s: Cincinnati. O.
AT Brookyn-3; Baltimore :. Game call
ed on account of darkness.
At Philadelphia. Game post
poned wet grounds. Two games will lie
played on Wednesday.
At westinghouse; New York, ..
AT Chicago ST. Louis. Game post poned ,
Wet grounds
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Treaty In the senate.

Washington. May 3-1hr executive ses-
sion OF the ssnatr to-day was devoted
largely to the consideration Of the Anglo
American arbitration treaty. which Is to
be- voted ON "Wednesday The question Was
brought w by senator Morgan. who again
announced hls opposition 10 the agree
msnL lie spok, AT length. maintaining
that II was a mistake for this country 20
enter into such an alliance with Great
Britain.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04

that the war with Greece viii soon ter
INMATE. IL Is pointed out that while Tur-
key was forced into the war by Greek as-
gression and the counscls OF certain pow
ers. she will not gain any advantage by
crushing Greece for the benefit OF the
Slav element In the Balkans. II IL held
that the successes attained by the Turk
ish troops in Greece are all the Turkish
government could desire.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Al Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. May s.-Six furlongs-Nannie
ID. won. Asaph second. VIII Wallace
third time. 1913. Four furlongs-Ruskin
won. bonneville second. Tole simmons
third; time. ;Ss',. Mile-ollean won, Myth
second, Astrada third; time, l;S. Four
furlongs-Lady OF the West won. Marito
second. Margaret Eastern third. time.
:sla. Six furlongs-Her Excelency won.
Cynthia n. second. Miss Rowett third
time, l:lsis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
At Cumberland.

Nashville. Tenn, May s.-Resuits at
Cumberland-Three-a of n mile
Eaton Jacket won. Mazarine second, Lex
irgton Pirate third; time, ;iii.. Half mile
Bangle won. Aragnot second, Pearl
third; time. :isa4. Mile and AN eighth,
Cumberland prize-Sharon won. George
Ross second. Maddalo third; time. l.57l..
Mile-I.ady Dolefui won. Trllhy second
Paul Kauver third; time, l:i2l. Seven
furlongs- Epona won. Forfeit second
Dawn third; time, :2si..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
A. Lexington.

Lexington. NY, May Six furlongs-
Blitzcn's Sister won. Three Bars second.
Duke OF Montrose third; time. l;lsis. Mile
-froopia won. Nance second. Winthrop
third; time. i:isl.. The Phoenix Hotel
stakes mile and a sixteenth-Goshen won.
Fiotow second. John Mek.lroy third: time,
l;si. Four and u half furiongs-Amateur
won. Domnis second. Pacemaker third:
time. :5%. Four and half furlongs-
Eleanor Hokes won. Tygerine second. Cad
die third; time. jsig.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Earthquakes In virginia.

Richmond, May 3.-Salem. Radford. Pu-
laski. Blackburg. Christiansburg, Roa-
noke. Wyihesvili,, Fincastlo and other
points in Southwestern Virginia report
having experienced earthquake shocks to-
day. At some places there were tive
shocks. one Immediately after noon and
the other about y. m. Bricks wer,
thrown from chimneys and plasterine
knocked down. The reports indicate tn,
shock was from southeast to northwest
AT several points In the southwest there
was snow last night
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04

York. where he resides. NJ. A. Ieddy OF
Maniiou was named as assignee Of the
bank al that place and W D.. McNalr at
Aspen. The directors and others Interested
In the Mani,ou bank state that they do
not know the cause for the assignment AT
this time. u was done through lnStruc-
tions from Mr., Wheeler by telegraph yes
terday. Wheeler Is now on his way here
and Il expected TO arrive on Friday next.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Tn. A. A r. R.i,u., s.,,,

Denver, May "A special to the Repub-
ilran from Albuquerque. y, NJ. says. The
Atlantic A Pacific railway was sold at
Gallup. this county. at noon to-day for
tl2go.no. The only bidder was Aldacc p
Walker, chairman OF the board Of dtrc,.
tors Of the Atchison. Topeka a Santa Fe
railway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04

Omaha. May 3.-In the United State
court to-day attorneys for the Western
Union moved that the receivers for the
Union Pacific be made parties defendant
IN the suit brought in the name OF the
United states TO divorce the Union Pscih,
and the Western Union Telegraph ,om-
ranies. Judge Munger granted the motion
and set the case for hearing ON MAY L.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Enilurer la kansas City.

Kansas city. May 3.-The Joseph Calm
Clothing company. one of the oldest
wholesale houses In the city. failed to-day.
giving n mortgage to secure an indebted
ness Of 1850. SwoTord Bros. Dry Goods
company applied for the appointment OF a
receiver and one was appointed, The lia-
bilities are placed at SD.Ooo. Assets not
stated.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04

Special Dispatch to thc Standard.
Helena. May a.-The governor to-day ap-
pointed the following game and nsh COM
mlssiOners; A. J. FISK. Helena 10 succeed
W. B. Green. kalispell. who has moved
out Of the state. ~. Percy Kennett, Helc-
na. TO succeed himself The third member
Of the commission Is John r. Cowan OF
silver How county
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04

Chicago May IA special TO the Tfth-
unc from Washington. ID. G., says: An ad-
ditional tax of ~ cents barrel on beer
was voted into the senate tariff bill last
night by the republican Subcommittee
Whether the item will stay until the hllI
gets into the senate IL not altogether GER
tain.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04

chicago. May i-Al the Indicted ON
ciais Of the defunct Globe Savings bank,
~ith the exception OF rx-Presilrut SpalJ-
ins. gave bonds to-day and were released
from custody. SpaldIngs bonds foot up
nearly Scoeo, and he cannot furnish that
amount ol surety,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Bills b, Carter and Hartman.

Spscial Dispatch to the standard.
Washington. May i.-Carter introduced .
bill to-day providing that soldiers wid-
ow-. 10 secure pensions. must have mar
rieh the soldiers prior To MAY this year.
y. Silvey.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
t.old for Ausfria

New York, May a-The 81 5ooso In gold
designed for shipment by tomorrow :
steamer WAS Withdrawn from the sub
treasury to-day In gold coin In return for
the deposit OF treasury notes. The uiti-
mate destination Of the gold is understood
to be Austria.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Colorado BANK Assigns.

Colorado Springs. col. May The
banking house OF J. H. Wheeler 60.
both In Manitou and A-I~u, went into the
hands OF assignee- this morning, This se-
ton was taken under instructions from
. Mr.. Wheeler by telegraph from New
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Ex-Governor Porter Dead.

Indianapolis. Ind. May 3-Alb,rt @.
Porter. ex-governor of Indiana. and minis
ter TO Italy under General Harrison adj
mintstrstion. died at his home In this city
shortly after o'clock this morning aged
Il years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Yang yu tpeppurts.

Washington. May a.-ynng Yu formerly
Chinese minister TO the United States. left
here this morning for New York en- route
for his new station al ST Petersburg.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
War win soon Terminate.

May ain influential
urk.sh circles the opinion Is expressed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
To-Day's Games.

At Washington-Ncw York.
At Boston-Phlladelphia.
At Observation-Disclosures.
At Cleyeland-Cinclnnali.
AT Pittsburg-Louisville.
AT Chicago-St. Louis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
Visiting Cards,
Letter and Wedding
Stationery.

A complete line of up-to-date sam
pies.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-05-04
CONTINUING FROM
nay Ist to rlay 9TH

Big reduction to reduce stock. Razors
that will shave. Every one warranted
satisfactory or money refunded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
4 S2J.0O0 FIRE ~ LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood March l. (SpeciaD--The cottage in
C.ifton-ave betweei MiIn and frs, sis. owned by
Mrs NJ r. Townseni ana occupied by lvan-
Thompsou and a New-York art dea.er named
Co,,ins caueb- fire shortly after midnight las
night The occupants escaped with their clothes
only. and the tenants in the adjoining stores pro-
ceedcd ID remove their stock 10 a place OF safety
Tho flames travelled northward and communicated
fian goods were displayed. So quickly did the flames
,ilve. that all efforts 20 save the contents were
useless The block a F!rs;-st. and Clifton
occupied by j. IT, Todd chief Of the Lakewood
Fire Brigade as q clo;hlne store. with the bcyc.e
store OF Berana K Zacharias next door. caught FIRE
and was total wreck before the iremen finally got
the destructive element under control. The struc-
tre in which the fire apparatus was housed was
also burned \ stiff northwest wind Blowing.
and il mainly owing 10 the heroic work OF the
ness block were not destroyed. The total loss Is
estimated to be $1,000 which il but partially Gov
cred by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
THE NEW DRYDOCh OPENED
MONITOR PURITAN FLOATED IN TO
TEST THE STRUCTURE
A BOARD OF SURVEY YESTERDAY EXAMINED THE
VESSELS MACHINERY, AND COURT or
INQUIRY HAS BEEN ORDERED
COURT MARTIAL MAY


All hands and the cooks 1T the Navy Yard
stunned work carly yesterday afternoon long
enough to see the caisson o. the now drydock
swing open for the first time and the monitor
Puritan float in over the sill OF the dock There
WAS no official ceremony attending the opening OF
the dock but all the officers attached 10 the yard
were there together with the Drydock Board
AuCustin Walsh, the surviving member OF the hrn
of 7. & A. Walsh. the contractors who COM
ple,ed The work and representative OF hc dredG,
Channel before the entrance 10 tho dock. 1no
monito~ WAS foatcd well M TO IN" southern chu
and then the dock will be flooded ana her position
will be shifted TO Other parts OF The h,0r. IN ofue'
The opening OF no dock marks an cNtrcm'N nm
portant point IN the history OF The new NV. -
its completion and trial have been anxiouSiy aWal,
ed by all members OF the DEPARTING M ana 'i'r, y
chance now that The largest YesS,s o. ,nG ,hpt
being bothered by the long waits necSsiary som ON
mes beoe sGttns o '1 o ro and ~ Ic deep and
is sufficiently wide TO admit the placing o, round an5
chocks or biGe kcels on re MnSsaJ,hTh yc ba'
:" TIC trouble with the Puriians machinery has
been tho subject OF Investigation oy board o,
survey consisting OF chic Engimo"rs clprlano
m The vermont and Passed Assistant Engineer
Franklin J. Schell OF the NeN-Nork. Ihis hoarn
has made a report which has resulted in ordering
- court o. inquiry The members OF which arc
Captain John C. Watson o. me Naval ton n.,"
OF The Norfolk Navy Yard. and Chiei Engineer
John A. r. Smith OF The same Nard. WIN LEU
tenant y r. Wdlling. OF the Marine corps. a. lu',S
advocate This court will meet at the lard al !
o'clock tomorrow afternoon ana ne Nhoe :. -, ~,
OF the Puritan will he gone over me inio' m'lLoi'
which has reached the Department lnulcal'S ma
the ship rode out the gale Of Hatteraa reLa nn,
ably well md that she should have rcachcp poIl
without assistance 1t is asserted that ono o. ,l'i
boilers was burned Out at sea. caiiSeh ny 10"
water and that thc slight dcranSemeht "i me
machinery might have hcon rcmedl"n AZ -" w
competent machinists. The instructions 10 me
court are unusually broad ana arc intcnd"d 10 EiVe
the (reeet possible latitude in hndnE out an NC
trouble and its causes. and in recommending ine
steps necessary 10 cab 10 account those VINO arc
responsible for the failure of INC cram II i lnu-
mated that a court-martial VIII iollOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
NEARLY DROWNED ~ THE NtD.

\ JERSEY CITY POLICE OFFICIAL HAS A. 'N'lI'
ING ADVENTURE WITH \ RUNAWAY HORSE.
rolce Inspector Lang. Of JerseF ny ~" D."
narrow escape yesterday afternoon from n"ius
suNocated IN tho mud IIc was ridns III puss'
IN Groye-et At the head OF inc ~ far',N' 20
rarado When near the Delaware. Lachawsnna
- ,1y-.stern Railroad bridge an engineer hesan
70 salute the parsders by .hsrp. shrill hiaS's on
his locomotive whistle. The noise frightened me
inspectors horse and it reared and jumped "he
hurdle racer across the sidewalk lnio me marsh
The buggy Wa overturned and LIE Inspector was
caught undc. tie vehicle and dragged through me
mud and water. Luckily he succeedeh III eN'rl'dt
ing himself from tho wreck before he had been
drasoed into The deep water. the afrghted
animal vaded across the plot until II was caught
in the mud and only its head was visible above
The wat,r The Inspector Was not serioutN III
i,,~od and was on duty late in the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18
DIED ~ MANHArrAN HoSPTrAL.

Mrs Kate Day. who VAS found unconscious in
her rooms at No 2.o5S Eghth-ave. Tuesday night
died In the Manhattan hospita, YESTERDAY
The police OF the West One-hundi ed and-tNentv-
hftk-st station have been unable to find David
McKennel who IT said. boarded with her
Yesterday general alarm was sent out for him
He Is described as twenty-one years old ; feet I
inches IN height. has dark hair and smooth face
He Is furnace engineer
Mrs DAYS neighbors say that she Of
neiou' turn OF mind, and was a member OF tina
omehs christian Association They are OF the
opinion uat she mot Mc\ennell at religious
k1theilng ana TOOK him under her care. Frequent
w she mas had spells Of hysteria. and once was
undcr treatment IN 81. Lukes Hospital MoHen-
nr' staNe9 az Mrs DAYS house only occasional
~. II has been learned
lie Was last seen by several tenants Saturday.