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Sharp County record., 1898-07-22
MAN UNDER THE BED.

oo, ana set up in bachelor apart
ments in town, he had several
things to pride himself about.
tie had made an honorable
record. Ne one in the Northrop
family had ever disgraced the
name. His windows were pro-
yidedd with with burglar proof locks of
his own invention, and he had a
sang fr9id which nothing could
startle him out Of. The colonel
was was well satisfied with himself
and and the world at large, and those
who knew him best s3id he ought
to be::
AT midnight one night Colonel
Noorthrop came home from his
club in his usual good humor,
and, finding a couple of letters on
his table, sat down to read them
before going to bed. When fin
ally ready to retire, he was half
asleep, and he was no soqner be-
tween the sheets than he depart
ed for the land Of nod. Just one
hour later by the clock he opened
bis eyes and sat Up in bed, q
thing which hadn't happened
since bis boyh1o29?,dl 2?,l days.
Some sound had disturbed him,
but just what it was he could not
tell. The idea that any sound
should thus influence him aroused
his ire, and after a moment he
sprang gut of bed and lighted the
gas. He meant to make 2 tour
of his rooms and see if bis cele-
braated Burglar pr9of windq|w locks
were all right, but as he was
eeady to move he was jumped g
foot high by the sound Of q q sneeze
pnder his bed. It was q mans
sneeze-a hearty, wholesome
sneeze with note of defiance in
it. The colonel had boasted that
nothing could startle him out of
bis everyday plqcidty, but a mere
sneeze had done it, and he was
furious about it. He dropped on
his knees and looke1 under the
bed, and what he saw was a man
stretched at full length on the
floor. En
"Ha! You rascal, but I've got
you!' exclaimed ths warrior as
he made out the form of the in
truder.
81 guess not, colonel was the
cool reply,
An army gevolveE endeared by
old associates, reposed in draw
or not far away, and the colon:l
jumped for it and said; Nd
"Now, then, you r9ll out here
or I'll blow your head off,
go a little slow, colonel,'' re:
piled the man under the bed.
"I've also got gun, and the
instant y9q stoop down I'll send
a bullet into you
"You-yoq wills"
81 will for sure, and guess I'll
shoot at one of your legs as it
is"
Acting on the impulse Of the
moment, the colonel sprang upon
his bed, but 10 seconds later he
was 80 mad to think he had
jumped that he leaped to the floor
with the exclamation;
"Coms out here now or you
are a dead man"
"That's all bluff, colonel" said
the intruded. Pull on your
trousers and sit down and take
things easy"
The qolonel obeyed. lie obey
ed because it suddenly struck
him that he didn't look dignified
~ - '"ousers and that he would
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Il -t:.' ~ - - - r.
ent all night.
"Then Pm a liar, and you are
a gentlemanl However, | DOM
blame you for feeling a bit sore
| heard of your patent and youl
boasting long ago, and knew
could take you down a peg when
| had a few minutes to spare. Il
was easy, colonel, dead easy"
"But what are you in here
for?"
Robbery, colonel. That's my
trade, you know. | had a pa
with me who took off a bag Of
stuff, while | staid behind to in
yestigate further and was hidden
under the bed when you came
in. | was about to crawl out and
60 through your clothes when
you awoke.'
"Now, then, are you coming
out?" Numbered the colonel.
"Well, hardly-not just yet"
"Then I'll shoot you where
you are.'
"No, you won't. The minute |
zee your legs moving ! shall open
fire on them. From where you
sit your bullets can't reach me,
while I have a dead sure thing or
your legs. Go slow, colonel"
The colonel was up on strategic
positions, and he realized tlat
the enemy had all the advantage.
While furiously angry, he retain
ed all his common sense and
figured that he must temporize.
If he was to capture instead of
being captured, he must res ort to
diplomacy. He therefore con-
trolled himself to say:
"Y ou must see that you can
not escape, and it will be better
if you quietly surrender
"That's where we differ, colo-
nel," calmly replied the man un-
der the bed. "All have to do
is to shoot YOU through the legs
and make my way out by the
window. 1t depends on you,
however. What's the use of be-
ing 80 peppery about trifles? A
man of your age and n a b i t
should have perfect control over
himself"
"You villianl" Kissed the colo
mel between his clinched teeth.
"No use to call names.
might call you an old brag and
blowhard, but that wouldn't help
the case any. It's always better
to argue 8 point. What is the
exact time, colonel?"
cts time l called in the police
and had you out of this, and here
{ goes
= Click, click! 1t was the mar
under the bed getting ready tc
fire on the colonel's legs, and the
colonel happily realized it anc
fell back in his chair.
"There won't be any police
called in here before Pm gone,'
said the stranger in his cool
calm way. "After I'm out yor
can raise all the racket you want
to, and no doubt you'll give it tc
the papers very strong. Make 6
hero of yourself if you can, bu
should you bear down on me toe
hard might pay you another
visit"
"You-you rob me, threaten
me and would assassinate me!''
groaned the colonel.
'tThen don't threaten me. My
desire is to treat you like u gentle
man, but you make it impossi-
bic. When you get ready to talk
i ike reasonable man, I'll take
my departure and you can finish
vour nap
But III call the police! Do
think I'll let you escape
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

n
look surprised if the earth opened
and took him in, but like all
other clubmen you affect that.
It's the proper caper, I've heard,
but they ought to have seen you
half an hour ago. Hold on, or
! I'll shoot"
The colonel had jumped up in
his wrath to make a bolt for the
door, but the man arrested him
and he sat down with the mutter-
ed exclamation:
eye gods, but must put up
with this?"
"You must, colonel" said the
man under the bed. "I've been
ready to come out for ten minutes
past, and you alone are to blame
that Pm keeping you UP. Why
not hold on to that peppery tenn
per Of yours until we can come to
a mutual understandings"
"Let a robber 60 after he has
plund cred me?"
"That's what it must come to,
colonel. AS soldier you see the
situation. can't get out on ac-
count of you, while you can't
st ir from that chair on account OF
me. We have got each other by
the short hair, so to speak, but
neither of us is happy over it."
"Should l lot you Co." said the
colonel, after a momeut's reflec-
ton, Il should always feel that I
had diggraced my record. No
sir! I'll sit right here till dooms-
day but what III give you in
charge "
"Still on the warpath, old mar?
laughed the man under the bed.
"There may be a question of hon
or involved. but | think you had
better waive it. The amount Of
stuff my pal took away wont
fetch 5000 at the outside figure.
For such a sum as that are you
going to have the police and the
reporters overrun you With col
umn after column in the papers
and caricature Of yourself held
up to the world? You are too
sensible for that, old man. Never
give yourself away for a cheap
price. BeS!deS--
"Besides what? snapped the
colonel, who was rapidly taking
the robbers view of the case.
'The family honor, you know.
"What do you know about my
family, sir?
GA great deal, colonel. You
had a brother George.
"But he is dead.
"Well, hardly. He was sup
posed to have died several years
ago, but as a matter of fact he is
very much alive today.
"And you know him?
"Like a book. He is the chap
who carried off the swag just be-
fore you came in.
"You are lying, sir! | wont
believe a word of It'll exclaimed
the colonel.
"Off your base again! Your
brothers. middle name is Yates.
He has light hair, blue eyes,
small hands, a handsome mouth,
and there is a scar on his right
check from q wound received
when a boy, The last you heard
! Of him he was in Dakota. Am |
right colonel?
"Yes, yes. Come out and tell
me moro, whispered the colonel.
"There is only this to say, sal |
the man as he crept out and stood
erect, "Your brother has gone
to the dogs-that is, he is one of
our gang. He did not know that
this was your don, of course, but
he has helped to plunder it, and
if | am jugged he will get the
same dose, and the public will
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

yne colonel
"Thoro you go againl You'd
never do in my trade il you lost
your head that way, About
those window locks, colonel, the
principle is all right, but not be-.
ing q practical man you failed to
apply it, I'll come around in q
Sharp County record., 1898-07-22

But I'll call the police! Do
think I'll let you escape
!"
! do colonel, Let's reason q
nent, You have done any
ount Of Dragging about those
'dow locks and you don't
1t your friends to call you
IN. People always guy q man
, has been neatly dono up,
you don't want to be guyod,
> plundor is beyond reach Of
police, and were | to be ar.
ed and tried my identity might
evealod."
Blast your idehtityl" howlod
- ,.l,,,1
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day. with his weight up. covered the
auburban distance IN 2:l0h. Imp, the
western marr. who ON Monday last
with iOl pound up. easily ran Havoc Ca
the ground. has lot NJ auppurtefH Tor
place at The end. She mas sl'Wu
that she can go the distance without
trouble and ZOO the trial rlNnped
milo end o. furionr IN 1851. Havoc ran
the milo ana quarter In 2.ia
bromley q clmpany'H Wpcr Ego
won the second race at GrlvDrC1d yrs.
trrday roo easily that he Will probably
start in the Huhurhan The time was
fast aud 10 WINS the best race ho ever
ram ON Deck ia not likoly to De- seen
IN tho suburban bat bromley a COM
p1uy may start both Typh11n II and
Fempar Ego with Tarnl uu Tvrhl1-.
Esmrrr Ero'r weight IN ihe suburban
is only 100 pounds. Of course Tnrtl
cannot ride ut poo low re- wclrht Scm-
per Roo had iaf pounds ni Grivr.-nd
with i1 pounds i0fs h. may go swiftly
Marcus Days trndOrv. who was
third t1 srmpUr Ego n Zoo Che 9uhur-
ban. hui hia performance Oh not enc
c0uraginr. j. 81 SnIgr1m said that h0
would start both Havoc and THFrl-
nm. TmgCi.un's suburban wulEht a
100. lie rs % handicap hurHe uf g1uH'l.
erHhlc speed Ben Edrr ~ ln iH" 200.
hurlnu. but No. was last az Grave nl
and ia anything but q favor.t". How
nr1 Mnnn's nome ia ON IN. l'e' NJ ou-
tries lie was second 10 S0mpcr Eu
ut Gravosond yesterday hut be had
I only 10 pounds up.
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IrAIls Ion MANILA.
spaniards DO Not Want to Pan Into the
IInnhs Of InanrRrnia.

London. June i1.-rhc Madrid corros-
pendent Of the Standard says The
news from Manila IL most unfavorabic
and has made n corresponding impress
sion. Serious misgIvinRH are felt ro-
rariing the fate NJ Gen. Mprct az the
head uf strong column NJ troops ope-
rating NJ some distance from the coast.
10 lg nild shat many foreign rcsidents.
with thelr families and valunhica, have
taken refuge on board Br.tllh. French
and German war vessels. while others
have left for China and Japan.
The Madrid press express surprise
that the Archbishop OF Manila should
have LETT the city Ht such moment.
unless u IL true that he wishes thereby
20 signify his dlHnpprovai NJ the re-
forms which Capt. Gen. August has
promised the natives IN the hope of
checking the spread ~ the insurrcc-
ton
Most OF the papers express "a fear that
the next news viii br the fall NJ Ma
Mia. The whole qu, .i0u. lu the cypl
~ The spanluris BE- whether Admiral
Dewey can prevent Aruinnldu from
pushing On hoafliitIrH against Manila
until the American reinforce mnnts lr.
rive. since otherwise 10 Ore supposed h.
viii have 60 allow Europ0 war vCH.
nUls ~ cooperate ln the difficulty NJ
maintaining order and saving Manila
from the cNcCEsoH of the insurgents.
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Ih.ooo 10 an.nno WY.
That WIN be- tho Numbcr FOR Porto Rico, IN
80 Transports.

Washington. June i6-Thc war de-
pnrimont expects 20 utilize approx
mntcly thlrty.nvc transports In the cN-
petition Tor the Invasion ~ Porto Rico.
This statement was made officially ut
the department. ~ seems 60 Indicate
that the Porto Rico army will equal. N
not exceed. tho number which lrft for
Santiago. The estimate ~ made that
the thirty-nyp vessels viii carry be-
tween 1900 nnd 10000 mon. with their
equipments and subsistence.
Army officials say that reports which
have been received from reliable
sources show that the number of Span
iHh soldiers In that country iH only TO-
600 men. although other statements in
dictate that thore 40 considerably less
than that number. n IH fair 60 assume.
they say. that whom the United states
army commences active operations
against the city ~ Snn Juan, every
available man In that place VIII be- Inn
pressed into military service and given
gun. Hence they feel that the army
~ Invasion should Do u such proper
tionH NO. "a leave no doubt ~ Ne ability
aud capacity a. cope successfully with
/ the enemy. n is stated positively that
the emhnrkntlOn port for the
/ troops nt Porto Rico has not been fnnl-
/ IS deto-nined yet. ANA until Secretary
! Alrpf and the Precedent have had an
/ opportunity a. confer with Gen. Miles
who viii return to the city tomorrow ~
viii not be- determined
For the purposes " the Porto ltcnr
] expedition. Secretary Melklclohn said
/ today that tn department had now
nli available transports, some ut which
] are already nt Southern ports. and
| these vii carry about 5000 mon. with
| their equipments Negotiations for th'
I chnrtcrinF Of other steamers are IN
| prorrrsa asyouty-nyo vessels having
| been submitted Tor inspection.
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only dummies. The only regret ex-
pressed Is that Lieut.. Hobson and his
companions, by their 81 .ssnca In III
MORO. made u SACRED Otherwise u
would now be a pile OF ruins
The number OF shots nrUd IS not
known the time this dispatch ~ sent.
Judging from a position near the flag
shin which during the hombardmcnt.
with several Interruptions. fired POS
shots. % from her eirht-inch guns. i3i
from her f0ur-lnch guns and 30 from
her siN-puunders. probably no fewer
than 5000 projoctilcs were fred ~ "A
total weight N half million pounds.
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no.len nuhher comrsn, ran..

Boston. June iG-Tho assignment Of
the Boston Woven Hose and Rubber
the Issuance Of statement from the
nFHlEnrcs lH follows
Real estate and machinery $3.50 900.
merchandise $4,000. good accounts
500 900. total. f2tOn 900
Liabilities. 81 goa. on Tho Estimated
loss ON contingent liabilities viii prob
ably not exceed $4,000 additional
The company owns u number Of valu-
able patents and trademarks. The d.
rectorH are confident they can pay Ir
fun and have good business nnd ample
equipments remaining for the stock
holders
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Washington. juno iG -Th PrcaIdrnt
was hOFiorcd with coreroe smcn today.
practically al pressing war appoint
meniH Tho ircHilgr. h1H watched
marines on the crest n' DlimHnUu ~
Hufmountinr Tho hItuHr nf iuuutIa
u1mU. To-day Do. said o.. was proud ~
the battalion there and OF DO. work
that had been accomplished uy them.
he called especial attention i1 the dis
advantages under which they had
tribute 90 the yalur and efficiency of
the marines.
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Now York. Juno 1.-THE final trlsll
Tor the suburban handicap which win
ho run at ShocpHhe1d Ray tomorrow,
took place yesterday, Ornament, tho
winner of tho lirnuklyn, who carries
the ton weight, ana who has one % the
strongest fnlluWinrH ever a horse had.
was out IN good form ana moved "a
mile and a half 40 "a racing pace, zoe
lng 10 the quarter IN 2:ll. ana finishing
the full distance iu 2;aYit. Ben Hou-
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FOR troops. and at y o'clock tonight
about ninety of the former members OF
the military companies here loft on q
special train.
\ few minutes after 3 o'clock word
was received that On. mob succeeded
In getting blacksmith tools broke
opon the cage and secured rho prison.
cfa Tho intention of the mob 10 iH
stated. ls Go take them tu ih1 scene uf
tho crime aud there hang them. The
military company wifi not reach
Wotumpka In time 20 oppose che mob.
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sE-HIs-g5Tu
OREGON SHORT LINE
Railway.
rIMr cAnp IN rrrrcr ~ -
Train. syglyo and dcpar, at salt Lake oI'y

daily us follows
AuutNu
IRON Chluaro. Omaha 90 Louie
aud ogden .......''. 1900. li0pm
From Helena, Butte Portland, san
late points .'.....'............. po5 am
ord,n ani intcrmrdiaic pgini,' Z Is pm
from Chicago. omaha. ~ Louis
Kansas tlty. Denver aud ugllru o 10 a 10
sIrum Frisco Milford. Sanputs prn-
CITY aid iniormcdiato points %. 6eopm
fMlNHd train from Terminus.
Tooolc aud Gnrilcid beach .,.-. go y m
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nus WAS AMrRIcAN.
Cool nra,sry aud rmclrnrJ Of the squad
ron ~ Manila

Washington. June ie The state de-
purtmrut has received report from
Consul WILLIAMS who was situated nc
Manila before the outbreak " the war,
describing the battle NJ Manila. In
which h. was participant. being on
board the baltimore 40 one time ana
on the nngHhip olympia another The
consul says the battle lasted two ana n
half hours, and that the spanish were
outrliHsed nt every point Ia conclu-
sion he says
go every ship. officer and crew all
praise ho given. The cool bravery ana
efficiency ~ the commodore was ech-
ued by every captain ana commander
and down through the lines by every
officer and man, and naval history Of
the dnwulnF century VIII be rich II u
furnishes 90 the world pa glorious a dis
play NJ Intelligent command ana sue
assrful service uH must he placed o. the
credit ~ tho United States AHlntlt
squadron under date NJ May !. iNss.
1T was my lot 10 stand ON the bridge
OF tho Baltimore. by the side Of Captain
Dyer during the nra; engag ment. ana
tn ho called a. the flugahlp olympia BY
thc commodore, ut whose side ON tho
bridge ! stood during the second On.
arement and when uH clouds roli
hv ana have aEnin settled hnhltn-
lion. % win he my honor aud pleasure
tD transmit report showing service
somrwhlt ln dotnll nnd Tor which com-
mnrders promise data. Meanwhile our
commndnre win officially inform you
on events which viii rival 100 American
history the exploits ~ Paul Jones"
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SIITLLGD THE BATTERIES

-. 4 Steel Poured from the Fleet at San
tlago.
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Mob T.lf. Murdcrer. to lynch Thcp.

Nopteomary, Ala, Juno lG-Ou Tues
dav nIrht aeVri miles north of
Wetumpkl. VIM Garden and his vito.
an ar'd couple. and VIM carlo. also an
oid man. were murdered ana their house
burned % conceal the crime. Garden
boarded hls money, ana the party were
murdered 90 secure 10,
Yesterday 500 Jackson, LOWS SpcIcr
and another negro were arrested Tor inc
t0O mon from thU uoirhhnrhond nf tho
rrlnc gather 40 Wtumpka 20 mob the
ntIl,uerg. since they have been In Jan
iWo IN No. murierers, jackson and
speior confessed. ana told whore they
buried the money, $1,000.
Thr mob broke into the fan about .
o'clock. hut were unable tn Fei INTO the
r.,,.. r4,s. ,virrs me urisonars were.
The sheriff telpgrlphod the governor
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CITY TICKET OFFICE. UNDER MASONIC HALL.

Nu 900 West second south street
TpIpuhuuv Nu tiI
railroad aud steamship Tickets on sale
to nu parts co.. the world.
Pullman Palace ear ticket office
u. o. HUXLEY.
Cen Pass aud f.ckut Agent
+ W ECCLF~,
General rrnnic Manager
W ". UANNUut
Nlcu.pfusldunt aud Uou. Manager
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rm

Tor Chicago. Omaha. uHurCr. Ram
rara J'iy... '..'......7. ..-,.. 700 am
For san Francisco. ogden. cache
Valley and intermediate points 10 On
Tor Oaluu. Denver. kansas CITY
Omaha. IT. lou chicago aud
intctmcdlntc ~, iis...... ......... @ . pm
W aud ,an frsnt.,cp' -. gpn
slur Mprcur luuHku. silver city
Provo. NruhL -nuuUiv. Milford
Frisco and intermediate points ~ M
fMIApd train fur fairfield Beach,
Tuuvlu aud Terminus .......... a. 70 ~
'rfaus south of Iuhb run daily except
sunday.
'paly except sunday
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-09
SUNNYSIDE

Hon. II u. Jnry went to Yakima on
Saturday to attend the county conyen.
ton OF the peoples party.
Tie social given hy the Patriot, OF
Amcrtcs on "Wednesday evening was a
success both socially and financially
Attorney preble of North Yakima was
the speaker.
\ number Of Young people from Pros.
ser came up to attend the social on We'd
nesday evening.
Mavor Fechter, Sheriff shaw and At
torney Preble. all of North Yakima,
we're Sunnyside visitors last week.
l. +. Nandermark has taken the con.
tract to carry the mail between here and
Mab'on, commencing July |.
;. l.. VI. Peterson has rented the livery
barn from Mr.. Stoble
W. \. Granger was down with couple
of land seekers from Illinois last Friday.
c. W. TAYLOR was at North Yakima on
saturday.
Rev. Helm OF Fo-t Simroe preached at
the school house Sunday morning.
Everybody is having.
Mrs. Violet Stevens, VINO has been the
guest of Mrs. Il. d. Young for the past
month, left Yesterday for Minneapolis.
Assistant Attorney General +. VI
Vance is IN town looking after his bust.
ness Interests
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-09
State Convention Woman's Clubs.

The second annual meeting of the
Washington state federation of woman e
clubs will be held next week, June ii. Is
and l6, at Spokane. The ladies of the
clubs of that city have been making
great preparations for the entertainment
of their guests. and visitors as well az
delegates will be entertained.
Following ls list OF subjects to be con-
sidered at the convention:
Purpose and Scope of State Fedora
ton.
2-The Woman's Club Movement in Re.
lation to Home Life.
3-Present Needs in Public Schools.
State Travelling Libraries.
5-PTeselvatiOn of oar Birds and Forests
6-Some Civic Problems.
Our Home Deienses presidents ad-
dressl.
8--Self Reliant Childhood.
The delegates from the Yakima club to
the convention are Mrs. F. c. Sharkey
and Mrs. Hamilton Bartlett. The fol-
lowing ladies also expect to attend: Mes.
danes Whitson, Graham, Diteman, Cary,
Burlingame, and Miss Alice Scudder.
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SUMMONS.

state Of Washington, county Of NHRima-ss
In Justice Court--G. ". Nllgus, Justice
To W William CoriCr
In the name of the state of Washington you
are hereby notified that T.. ". K raylur has filed
complaint against you In said court, which
viii come on To Doe heard at my Office in PrnsS CT
IA Yakima county. state Of Washington, on the
hrSt dHy of Iuly, \ y. islN. Ht the hour of one
O'Clock in the afternoon; and unless YOU appear
and then aud there answer. the same viii be
taken rs confessed, aud the demand of the
plaintiff granted.
The object aui demand of said claim is that
the defendant, William tordcr, is indebted to
the said plaintiff, +. " K. THylOr, for merchnu.
disc bought of the said r. ". K. TAYLOR tn the
amount of Si-n.
Complaint filed this aOth day Of May, 4. D.
l-'N. jung % e.. " NiLGU-, !. r.