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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
FATHER DUCEY ALMOST 4 LOW LIAM
TAKE LOW II YOU CAN'T ELECT GEORGE"
HE TELLS A COOPER UNION CROWD.
AND THEY CHEER THE SENTIMENT

AND THEY CHEER THE SENTIMENT.
An audience which occupied every available seat
filed Cooper Union last night TO hear Father Ducey
denounce Tammany Hall and its methods. Boss"
Croker and Boss Plat and bossism in general
Father Ducey spoke eloquently for more than an
hour warning his hearers Of the evils and dangers
which would arise IL either Croker or Platt were
successful next Tuesday. He would pity the ci,i-
zers OF this city from the bottom OF his heart, he
said II such thing should come 10 pass. but he
was emphatically OF the opinion that neither boss
would be victorious. but that both would be Mt
tingly rebuked by an outraged people. Both Seth
Low and Henry George received their nominations
from the people. said Father Ducey. and either
OF them Il elected. would give the city good.
pure efficient and capable administration. II tho
people could not have George, therefore. they
should take Low.
Father Ducay TO publicly announce his allegiance
to his old friend Mr.. Lows name was cheered
whenever the speaker mentioned II. Father Ducey
coined new names for Croker and Plat. He called
Croker the Chancellor OF Tamnany Hall. ut k
a better name than boss he remarked. because
It is more dignifed." U.augh.er) He commended
Seth Low as L representative OF the hes; kind OF
ton TO- Mayor was made" he added Il felt 1t my
duty to support Mr.. Low. because believe nm MN
to represent your interests; He is man OF hisaa
principle OF high moral charac'er. educated ana
cultured. His administration would De honest ana
Next tuesday eou will be called upon 10 do battle
for truth and Justice" Father Ducey continued
Two candidates have been nominated by the peo-
ple-Seth Low and Henry George. You have either
Low or George to vote for and whenever one Sov
you and your children il Tammany Hall gets INTO
power again. Send George into power II you III San.
but If you cannot have him. take the next oes'
man. Seth Low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
MIR coNKL1NG WARNS 1NTIMIDAToRs

Irving Hall on Broome-st.. near Essex-st.. was
well ned last night by an enthusiastic meeting for
the Citizens Lnicn ticket Alfred r Conkiine pre-
sided Should any one" he said attempt TO in
tmidate you OF In any manner whatever endeavor
to coerce YOU. In any way infringe your
righ.s. come % ny office And VIII see to II that
the offenders brought to justice. and that re-
dress Is obtained without any cost TO you This
stsfeuenl was received with cheers.
Henry d. kramer the candidate for Councilman
on the Citizens Union ticket. spoke next.
Charles 8 Farchd. the candidate for Controller
was the principal speaker He had been address,
IN othcr meetings and d.d not arrive at the ran
mnii after 10 o'clock Mr. Farchd was received
with much enthusiasm lie said the officials OF n
eitv should be untrammelled by any boss rule
The city should not be ruled with cheese pairing
economy but enough money should be expended
,,6icoi;slv give TO every citizen his need Of pro-
icction and advantage that is his right. He warned
Inc peopie tina, the Mayor and other officers were
elected Tor four years and that the damage tina I
a bad set Of officials would do .ncaculabe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
ONLY ONE WY TO VOTE"
THERE CAN NEVER BE BETTER OPPORTUNITY
10 DECLARE FOR NON-PARTIsANsHIP. AND
NEVER BETTER CANDIDATE.
NEVER BE IT In NA-N =
so BURY TOM PLATT."

NEVER BETTER CANDIDATE
so BuRY TOM PLATT."
The Rev Or. John Balcom Shaw spoke among
Others for Seth Low last evening al Lion PARK
Columbus-ave. and Northumberland seVenth7St'
He said in part: II am asked how shall vote next
week-as II any honorable man. as II any consist
man could help deciding In any but one way as u
. man could see any other than a straight line
running through this campaign. Do you ever eN-
pee. 20 have better opportunity 10 vote for non
craftsmanship? And, wit all the vtupeIatlon
heaped upon him by some papers-and the Ntuper-
ation OF ono IN particular. which almost bei-cve
a benediction from HeaVon-tell ME fairy. can we
have better candidate?
LAS Republican I voted for Blaine when some
others didn't; ! voted for Harrison when some
others bolted: voted for Mckinley when the New
York machine tried 10 knife him. ! THINK have 2
little standing In the party 70 which beong But
In all honesty YOU know that this type IL New
York is not the Republican party. Three years
ago when we were all sweating In the WORK foi
Mr. Strong. giving our money, our time oar per
sonality 10 give this city a good gov ihment ina
man Plat never lifted his finger. After the eec
ton the whole machine banded together 10 aefea
| by legisla ton the movement for reform. W nat
| ever weakness Mr. Strongs administration has hac
Is due 10 the fact that its hands were tied by Tom
! Plat. . :, ,,.....s l., =.
| the sunport OF such a candidacy? Never while
! have breath. hope you viii bury rom IIatt SC
| far beneath the ground that even an earthquake
! cannot unearth him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
LUETGERT UNWILLING TO WAIT.

THE sAUsAGE-MAKER DOES NOT DESIRE HIS SEC
oND TRIAL TO BE DELAYED
Chicago. oct 2s-Thcre is strong probability
that ex-Judge Vincent will not appear as counsel
for Adolph l.. Luetgert In his second trial. which Is
scheduled for next week. Luetgert sent for ex-
Assistant States Attorney Ramsay to-day to con-
suit with him relative TO taking charge Of the new
trial A heated conversation. IL ,s said. took place
between the big sausage maker and his counsel at
the iall Yesterday EX-Judge Vincent urged Luet-
cert 10 agree to reasonable continuance OF the
case bat he was o0durate. Mr. Vincent then told
I.uetgert that he had neglected his own business
for three months to try the case. and he now pro-
posed 10 have l.ttle time for himself. Luetgert
became very angry and sent for Mr. Ramsay to-
Aux
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
rHE CITY CLUB ENDORSES LOW

The City Club held a meeting last night al It's
headquarters. No. 81? Fifth-ave.. and unanimously
indorsed Seth Low and the entire Citizens Union
ticket. John +. Parsons, president OF the club.
occupied the chair. and speeches were made by
Elhu Root. Richard Watson Glider. Joseph La
ROGUE. the Rev. DR.. Henry Van Dyke, the Rev.
DR.. Morrison. president Of the Citizens Union Of
tie Borough Of Brooklyn. and several OF tho can
ditates ON the county ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
CONGRESSMAN MITCHELL PRAISES LOW
SAYS HE'S A GOOD MAN. But STILL WANTS PEG


Meeting under the auspices OF the Republican
Cafnp~gn Committee was held last night at Chick
ering Ha". Fifth-ave. and Eghteenth-st Con-
gresham Joh'. Murray Mitchell presided.
mo man. said Nr Mitchell. can dispute the
fact that General lra>v applause Is as great a
man as Seth Low. ApplauseJ am confident that
on November next We VII And that the great
plurality Of the people OF Network agrees with
the audience here tonight, (Appause)
I'm voting for Seth Low you voting fer a
good man. but in voting FOR General Tracy you
strike down every opponent We have"
Colonel Archie f. Baxter. OF Elnlira. was then
introduced and said that Croker had made his
ticket British soil. and that 1t would not flour
ish in America.
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GEORGE MEN RESENT HARRIsON's
COMING.
LOUD CHEERS WHEN DAYTON ADVISES THEM 10
REMEMBER THE IMPERTINENCE AT
THE POLLS.

Henry George addressed wildly enthusiasts
meeting last evening at the Central Opera House
In East Sxty-seventh-st. He did not arrive there
from q stumping tour in Long Island until o%
o'clock, and before his advent Tom l.. Johnson.
James A. Gray Charles W. Dayton. Jerome Neni
and Charles Frederick Adams kept the audence
keyed up to the proper pitch. The entrance OF
Mr.. George to the hal was the signal for ire
mendolis demonstration. which lasted for five ma
utes. lie made on.y a few remarks. but evely
time he mentioned Crokers name 1t was vigorously
Kissed. -
Another George meeting was held by the sixteen
TO one Club at Majestic Hall IN East One-nun-
bred -hfth-s,. at which MI. Dayton was
the attraction. In the course OF his speech ne
said: THE coming Of Mayor Harrison 10 this CIT!
to participate In local politics Is piece OF impu,,
dence which any citizen with any maniness All, sna
Independence should repudiate at the polls. Im'
sentiment loudly cheered.
Jerome o Nell also spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
rAMMANY KNOWS NO SUNDAY.

MEETINGS AS USUAL on THAT DAY OF NEXT
WEEK.
The Tammany Hall organizations or the ANlllth
XXth and XXIId Assembly districts VIII hold
blr rnass-meeting Sunday night In the Third Ave
nue. Theatre Thirteth-st. on the afternoon or
that dav the General Committee Of the XAlld DIS
trict will meet No. $50 GhrJ-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
At LEROY HALL TONIGHT.

roasing meeting in the interest OF Seth Low
and The Citizens Union ticket viii be held al Leroy
Hall No. 2is3 Eghth-ave Mt o'clock tonight.
Lawrence Winters will preside. Ex-Judge Henry
y Rowland, James S. LehInaicr. Villa N NJ Ben
nett Frank c. Langley and NJ. ST. CAR Wright are
announced speakers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
A WRONG TDENTIFIC4TION.
THE NAME of THE ITALIAN KILLED AT GAHHl'
SONS NOT CERTAINLY KNowN-A CHINA
MAN MISSING.

C;arrison's. y. Y. oct 2S-Coroner Woods learner
tod,v that q mistake had been made in the identi-
oc,tior Of the italian killed in Sundays wreck as
Ciussippe Paduana He received letter from CIV
Gwynne president o. Il quarry company at Hurlourt-
son y Y. which stated that Paduana is alive and
well and IN the employ OF his company at that
place. He suggested that the dead man was PROB
oblv christar2o DE Yulio who employed by
,he same company and who left Hurlburtson on
Saturday uisht to go 10 New-York on his way TO
itaIv where he had wife and one child. He
US Going 10 bring them to this country. The
coroner fourl tied around the leg OF the Italian
the Oi SliO 49, 49, . -
,,ss,.n,er a Chnaman. is missing. Conductor
parish says that there were eleven Cinnamon
ON the train and only ten have been accounted for
John Ryan. OF Jersey City. who was injured In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
sPIRITO'S PLEA Is SELF-DEFEyCE.

Pasquale Splrito the Italian who. on the night
Of July -, last. I'm quarrel with Angelo Dodziano
M the latter's home in Hannah-st.. Tompkinsville
Staten Island STABBED and killed DodzIano was
placed on trial yesterday In the Supreme Court In
Richmond before Justice Maddox. The testimony
indicated that Spirito killed his victim in self
fence The case was given to the jury AT o'clock
and late hour II had failed to reach a verdict.
1t was understood that the first ballot the jury
stood nine for murder IN the first degree two for
murder in the second degree and one for acquttal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
THE GEORGE NOON MEETING.

The noon meeting in favor OF Henry George -
No T. Liberty-st.. yesterday was addressed ~
William Hepburn Russell and John G. White NJ
White attacked Carter II. Harrison, who. ne say
was Mayor Of Chicago by the grace OF Goa an'
his fathers death"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

4 real political novelty Ia wake up the campaign
in the With Assembly District Is 10 take place
In a midnight open-air mass-meetins OF market
men at Gansevcort and Washington sts to begin
at = O'Clock Tonight It will be under the auspices
0. the Independence Hall Democracy. who have
invited steyedoleS. market carriers oystermcn.
carriers aud Kings and Queens County truck farmers
to JON In political meeting The speakers are 10
DC Bugh y. Cole. Ernest Harvier. Thomas j.
Dreamer. William F. Quinn and others. The
grounds viii be Illuminated with torches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29

ri MOR or / NEW LOAN FOR INDIA.
London. Oct 99.-"rhe Times" this morning men.
tions the runor that new loan for India Will b
Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29

Are winning favor everywhere
as a mild. effective family
cathartic. They stimulate the
liver. remove all waste and
8 In healthy condition. 2Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29

Letters were received at the George headquarters
yesterday from Alexander Troup chairman OF tho
Democratic State Committee OF Connecticut anl
Congressman Handy. OF Delaware EXPRESSING e. n,
pathy with Mr. Georges candidacy
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The characterization Democracy OF Thomas
jefferson has arranged for a mass-meeting and
demonstration ~ Cooper Union on Monday even.
ing. This will be the final rally o. the George
campaign. George Strassncr will preside and Henry
George Charles ". Dayton and Jerome O'Neil Will
speak The principal German speakers will be Bern
nard koenic and Joseph Zeisler. Overflow meetings
vii. be he'd under the joint mana gement OF the
Progressive Domocratic League. the German
American Double Standard Club the Peoples partv
and the Henry George Labor Campaign Committee
The Citizens Union Campaign Committee I'm the
XXVIIth Assembly District has been conducting
active campaign Last week there were two
Hell-attended meetings at Fortyninth-st. and Sew
enth-ave.. addressed by ). W. Mack. +. H. Lain
beer J. OGtman. a. +. Cosby. J. 6. Zachry @. NJ
Lacey Sites. u. l. Burrows. u. j. Moscnthal r. W
Stewart. Or. L. +. Sdttcrthw ate. D. NJ. Proskauer
aud DR.. W. {. Phillips. The open-a.r meetings
have been popular. and have been addressed by j.
K Burnett. De Forest Grant and Madison Grant
Or. III. Derby and Dr. Thomas Wi.des corps
OF speakers under the charge OF H. :. Johnston
and ". NJ Beard conduct the open air meetings
nightly in this district. Tonight Their" will be
an open all nass-meeting at Long Acre Square at
which there VIII be addresses by w. W. Hoppin,
J. j. Chapman. A. 4. Cosby Noah Swayne. I'd J..
q. Zachry. and others There will also he an In
door meeting at the headquarters IN Wendell 5
Casino Forty MIN hist. and Seventh ave-. Satur-
caV night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29

John RYAN OF Jersey City. who injured In
the G1rrlsons accident. is suffering from concus-
sion OF the spine and injuries to his eyes His
dition is rear led as serious.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-13
Teachers Association.

The Prowers County Teachers As
-ociation met at the court house last
Saturday and re-organized by eject
ing Oscar Leonard president and
Miss Lucy Novels secretary. They
decided to hold the next meeting on
next Saturday afternoon, February
20, and adopted the following pro
gram for the occasion.
PRAYER Rev. c. E. DeLaMater
Address Of Welcome Rev. L. c. Rankin
The Dictionary in Our Schools and
How TO Use it. .-....... w K Waldo
Discussion Led by A. L. Beavers
The kindergarten and the Child -.
.. Miss Annie James
Discussion Led by Miss Lucy Novels
Music ...,.....-...-.'..'.- --..''''''tt'
Nnsic in the Public Schools .....,-..
...R. C. Drake
Discussion Led by Miss Kate Wells
The Psychological Effects of Habit
David Barnes
piscussson Led by Miss Pearl Friend
The Lamar register., 1897-02-13

STATE OF coronADo' :. In The District
COUNTY OF PROVERBS oo"'i.
JAequELrsn W. Posr. Plaintiff.
PETER X. PosT JR.. EsMAy " AaihMhMoss. AihMhMS
LIAx A. BAreH. Defendants.
The people Of the State Of Colorado,
To William A. Baugh one of the defendants
above named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff. in the District Court, Of Prov
ers County, state of Colorado, and answer tho
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, II served within this county or,
II SERVED out Of this county, or by publication,
within thirty days after the service hereof ex-
elusive OF the day of service; Judgment by
default viii be taken against you according 10
the prayer Of the complaint; and II q copy OF
tho complaint in the above entitled action bo
not served with this summons. or IL service
hereof be made out of this State. then ten days
additional To the time bereinbefore specified for
appearance and answer viii be allowed before
the taking OF Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought to recover sixteen
hundred and eishty-nine dollars and nine cents
25th, 1885, executed by Peter X. Post Jr. and for
the foreclosure Of n certain mortgagr deed given
By Peter N. Post Jr. and Emma V. Post. his
wife, 70 secure payment of said note. and Ls sais
described, as will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action to which ref
And you are hereby notified that II you fail TO
appear and to answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff viii take
judgement as prayed for in said complaint
Given under my hand and seal Of said
District Court at Lamar. in said
County; 20. this 18th = q DAY Yow e SSfF5Rsary'
tS---3 Clerk OF the District Court in and
for Prowers County. Colorado.
J. X. DoucHrY, Atty. of Pia.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-13
A. Kern has started Merchant

A. Kern has started Merchant
Tailor shop in the Goodale building
Mr.. Kern comes highly recommend
ed and will undoubtedly make sue
cess. II you want frst-class suit
ut any price from $500 to $1,000
dall on him. Mr. Kern has 20 years
exerience as tailor and cutter. He
also solicits your repair work, and
guarantees satisfaction both with his
work and prices.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-13
LOCALS.

For fancy groceries 80 to Pixies
Nee Dress Good. Call and 50
,hcn At JOhnston's-
SEQ the new announcement OF \.
Mclean in this issue.
Isill meet all prics,s quoted by
Competitors. Z 4 PIKE
The largest and best line Of shoes
IL eastern Colorado. W. ]. Johnston
Fine line Of books and stationery
al n. y. McIeSa's. priees lower
sAAn ever,
n ". kosa shipped several car
loais Of calves 10 parties in eastern
Kansas on Monday 4
J. Scott Roberssoa and ]. B. Cline
GranAaa oaitlemen, were transaeiing
busness ia Lamar "Wednesday. i
A. MeCIAve took car load Of hogs
to Pueblo las, Monday, most OF which
vas raised on MeClave Bros ranch,
The socials given by the Z. 2. and
" Z. Churches ihis week were both
we'll attended and enjoyed by all
Hamsr Norris. OF the Garden City
Herald, formerly one OF the Prower'
county newspaper force, IS in town
to day. -
J,J. o'Donnen left on Thursday
for a visit with old Aequaintanses ~
lows He expects 10 be gone about
month.
DlEb-on "Wednesday the infant
child Of Nlr. and Mrs. J. V. Davidson.
The funeral occurred on Thursday
and the remains were buried in the
city cemetery.
Rev. Canon r. S. Radcliffe held
Episcopal services at the h- L
Church Thursday night The atten'
dance was very large, and the MINIS
ter handle his subject in very en-
tertsining manner
On this page win be found the aa
of j. o. Stream, who will furnish you
with anything you may want IN ths
line Of fruit trees and shruboery'
The high grade Of the stock be mas
delivered in the past will insure MN
liberal patronage.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-13

All the Injuries OF the season at
Pixies.
9, NJ Lee will buy school orders
and town and county warrants.
So; $50; 500 loaned at banking
rates withou, publicity.
A Z. CRAWFORD.
Call and see the nes.est line of
einbroiderie. ever shown in the town.
". ]. JOHNSTON.
Rev. G. +. De La Mater assisted
BY Evangelist Brown viii begin Sc
ries Of meetings at the VI. E. Church
tomorrow.
Grant Dickinson was down from
Canon City on Wednesday visiting
old friends. he reports everything
aourishing up in the apple region. /
A C. Hagadorn, of Granada. was
transacting business IN Lamar on
Tuesday. Mr.. Hsgadorn is new
arrival in the settlement under the
Amity, and IS making extensive and
substantial improvements on his new
farm. This country needs more OF
hrs class Of settlers.
The Register wishes to thank the
Ladies Missionary Society OF the U.
p. Church for a trea; on "Wednesday.
The ladies evidently know that there
is no broader field open for mission.
ary work than among newspaper men,
and no surer way OF reaching them
than through the stomach. 4
The Bent county commissioners
on Monday endorsed l. W. Keil for
water commissioner from this district.
]. b Trazler and Z. C. Novels were
in attendance at the meeting OF the
board. The majority of the Prowers
county board endorsed j. b. Traxler
and the contest is now between heil
aud TrHxler.
MAERnD-on February 10th at the
resinenee Of the brides parents near
Carlton, Mr.. John r. Gordon and
Miss Miss Rhodilla Grooms, Rev. G.,
S. French, pastor Of Granada NJ f
Church, ofiiciated. Mr.. Gordon and
bride are well known and highly es.
teemed by the people Of the commu.
hity and the best wishes of their
many friends attend them as they
enter married life.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-13

Farmers and workingmen should
go to N. N. McLean's for their shoes,
gloves, overalls, etc. Best line in
town at lowest prices.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-13
Program

For the Farmers' Institute to be
held at the Adrian school house Sat
urday, February q, beginning at 10
o'clock:
Music. May Valley Band
Address OF Welcome. w. F. Lewis
alfalfa Seed as Money Crop.
Alfalfa Hay as u Money Crop ........
..................,. J. Martin
Select Reading Mrs. E. C. Gordon
Cattle Raising as an Accessory TO
Farming .........-......A. Deeter
Music. ..... Pleasant Valley ouartette
Dinner and Social
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Does It Pay to Patronize the Cream
ery?.......... C. B. Thoman
Recitation. ....,..........J. o. Stream
Potato Culture in Prowers County.
..................... r. y. McKibben
Wheat .............. Ed Leatherman
Music ............,......
tomatoes. .... ........,...A. ]. Peed
Turkey Raising. -. Mrs. G. S. Blosser
Chickens. Mrs. Mary 4. Stevenson
Nov and Twenty Years Ago. ..-....
............ Marsena J.. McMillin
Recitation. .......... Miss Kate Wells
Music ic....-....-.--.-. .-.'.....-.......
Adjournment.
A special feature of the program
y for all to come and bring their
dinners, and do all that can be done
10 have first-class, enjoyable time.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-13
Abstracts.

The only set of N,tnaeri-
eaI ABSTRACTS ofthe Rec
srds Of ProCers county.
Abstracts to Farm and
City Property furnished
IN shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.fddress
pRowERS co. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-13
SUMMONS.

STATE OF COLORADO In the District
cnrsry or ppowrRs Court.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-11-27
HOLY TRACK,
Who Was

at the three Indians Sunday morning. The
message was from K. D.. Flynt, a resi-
dent OF winona. one of the first men up
on the scene of the murder after 1t was
discovered last winter, and said: ACCEPT
INV CONGRATULATIONS for your success IN
saving Coudot." The latter was the first
Of the three men to be lyhched Sunday
It was stated today that there had been
planned a SCHEME to secure all five men
from Jail, one party to take the three
from jail in Williamsport and another
to gain access to the jail in this city n
lynch Black Hawk md Defender. It Is
stated that q party even started tor Bis
marck to reach here late Sunday. night,
ma make an attempt to secure the two
men here at the same time as the other
was to be made at Williamsport. Why
the attempt was not made here Is a mys-
terry. Had it been done there is little
doubt that 1t would have been successful.
But one night guard is employed at the
iail, and while 1t is a safe structure. no
suspicion existed of an attempt OF the
kind in this city .and men could have
gained access to the interior of the jail In
the same manner they did in Williams
port. After that tfa course Of procedure
could have been hot same and they could
have overpowered The TALLER and taken
the keys.