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Daily camera., 1898-11-17
ADMINISTRATION SATISFIED.

Officials Seem to Have Some Inside Advice
from Paris.
Washington, Nov. I4-While the ad-
ministration officials claim to have re
ceived no official information since
Spain's answer yesterday, they express
the greatest satisfaction and confidence
over the outcome. They believe that
Spain realizes that it cannot resist the
demands of the United States.
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
Failure and Suicide.

Emporia, Xas., Nov. 1.-THE failure
of the First National bank yesterday af-
ternoon was followed an hour later by
the suicide of the president, Charles E.
Cross. The failure which is one the
largest in years came as surprise to
the majority of the people of the town.
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
Danes Protest,

Copenhagen, Nov. I7-Mass meetings
are being held here to protest against
the expulsion of the Danes from Hol-
stein. The government may demand an
explanation from the kaiser.
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
Emit Growers, Association.

The monthly meeting of the Boulder
Fruit Growers association will be held
in the city hall next Saturday, 10TH instv
at D. m, A full attendance desired as
business of importance will be consld.
cred. G.. M. ANDERSON, Sec'v.
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
Anna Rayard Dead .

Wilmington, Del, Nov. I7-Word has
been received announcing the death of
Anna Bayard, daughter of the late T
F. Bayard. in Algiers, Africa.
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
Will Not Go to Spain.

Berlin, Nov. 17-Kaiser William has
abandoned his trip to Spain and Eng
land and will come direct home. The
reason assigned IS the health of his wife,
but this is regarded as a diplomatic in
veptiop
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
Rome Wants to Interfere.

Rome, Nov. 17-There is reason to be-
lieve that Italy will attempt to show the
powers an opportunity to take diplo-
matte action against the Ipretentions Of
the United States regarding the Philip.
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
A Significant Conference,

Madrid, Nov. 1.-THE German am.
bassador held an interview with the
Duke de Rios, minister of foreign al.
fairs, this afternoon.
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
DEADLOCK ENDED.

anish Troops VIII Eyacuats Cuba BY
January l.
Havana, Nov. 1.-THE deadlock be-
tween the Spanish and American evacu-
alton commissioners has been broken
and the Spanish comm ssioners have
agreed to complete their evacuation by
January l, according to the American
demands
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
Gen. Graham Seriously Ill.

New York, Nov. I7.-General Graham
is seriously ill at Fl. Hamilton with fevsr
contracted while commanding Camp
Meade,
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
BLOOOSHEO FEARED,

Spani,h soldiers in Havana Accuse Blancu
of stealing Their Pay.
Havana, Nov. I7-Further disorder
and bloc Ished is feared here. Blanco is
unable to control the Spanish troops
oficlals of stealing their pay and the,
are highly enraged over the affair.
Daily camera., 1898-11-17
silver Quotation.

New York, Nov. I7-Sliver is quoted
at 6o4 today.
Daily camera., 1898-11-17

pines.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
DEWEY THANKED
BY CONGRESS.
lie Is Made Rear Admiral, a Sword
Will Be Given Him and Medals
For His Men.
MORE SERIOUS RIOTS
OCCUR IN SPAIN.
Spain Has Ordered the Governor Of
the Philippines Not TO Surrender,
but TO Resist 10 Death Some.
thing Expected Of sampson.

Sampson is OF the coast Of Hayti wait
ing to attack tho Spanish feet.
Spanish cruiser Isabel II stopped at
81. Thomas, West Indies, and after com.
municatng with the Spanish consul,
left for parts unknown.
Battleship Oregon has reached Bahia,
Brazil, on her way TO Key West.
a feet Of nine Spanish warships are
reported of Cape Espiohel, 81 miles
from Lisbon.
Troops are being centercd at San Fran.
cisco to Be sent to the Philippine islands.
The governor general Of Philippine
islands ordered 70 resist the surrender Of
Manila to death.
Aggressive campaign will he made
against Porto Rico and Cuba by thu
United States.
Commodore Dewey is thanked by con
grcss for his victory at Manila, mad,
rear admiral and a sword will b. pre-
sonied him.
Fourteen persons are reported killed
in riots at Jaen, Spain, and 90 wounded
Riots At other places
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
THANKs 10 oEoRoE DEWEY.
Congres. Passes Resolution. aud Alsa
a Bm 20 Make Him Rear Admiral.

Cougress Passes a Resolution. aud Alsa
q Bm to Make Him Rear Admiral.
Washington May g.--Preaidcnt Nc.
Kinley sent a special message 20 congress
today 10 thank Commodore Dewey
and his men FOR his exceedingly brilliant
victory at aianila he also informed
congress that he bad appointed Com
modore Doweya rear admiral.
The house and the senate both passed
a resolution OF thanks OF the American
people 70 Commodore Dewey and his
men, also passed a bill increasing the
number Of rear admirals in order TO
make a plabe for Dewey.
The following Is the joint resolution
which offered the thanks Of congress "a
Rear Admiral Dewey:
Resolved, by the senate and house Of
representatives of the United States OF
America In congress assembled, that in
consequence Of the recommendation oi
tho president the thanks Of the congres.
and of the American people be rendered
toCommodore George Dewey, United
navy commander IN the chief Asia,iC
station, for the distinguished conduct in
the conflict with the enemy As displayed
by him in the destruction Of the Spanish
feet and batteries In the harbor Of Ma
Mia, Philippine islands, May /, lS9s
"Sec. @ That the thanks Of congrcs.
and the American people hereby extend
through Commodore Dewey % the of
hcon and men under his command fGl
the gallantry aud skill exhibited by
them ON that occasion.
"Sec D. Be itfurthor resolved; Thai
the president Of the United States be re
quested 10 cause this resolution 90 h
communicated to Commodore Dewcl
and through him 10 the officers and mel
under his command"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
SERIOUS IN ITALY.
Bread Riots Take Piaes q, Many Place.
aud Many KILLED by Troops


Lugano, Switzerland, May $40.
cording 20 the latest news here from
Milan, Italy, the rising Of the people
there appears 10 have been mastered.
Reinforccmonts Of troops have been
made
Trouble has occurred at Trevise, Yer.
ona, Padua and Broscia.
There were renewal OF disturbances at
Milan, due TO arrival Of a mob OF stu.
dents from Payia, armed with reyolvers.
They attempted TO force an entrance in.
to the city, but wer repulsed by do.
tachment OF troops, who killed two Of
the students and wounded four. The
hospital Is oyorfowing with wounded
people
At Genzane, near Rome, troops fired
on the mob which was engaged In loot
Ing Two persons were killed and many
wounded.
A mob gathered at Pontedora, 70 mile.
from Piza and marched on the town hall
demanding bread or work. They stoned
the building and refused to dispers,
when ordered to do so. Troops fired 4
volloy aud killed three persons. A mum
Der Of others were wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
RloTlNG AT MILAN.
Fights Have Occurred aud IL Il he
lievsd Many Were Killed.

iievsd Many Were killed.
Lugano, Switzerland, May 9.-It was
a terrible day At Milan yesterday. At
about o'clock a veritable battle oc-
CURED in the Via Somtraire.
Thousands Of tiles and chimneys wero
hurled from the roofs upon the troops,
who were compelled to retire.
A similar lght took place in the Via
Torino, and Il Is believed that no fewer
than 800 were killed and 1000 injured.
A Swiss merchant, who has arrived
here from Milan. describes the events Of
Saturday as completely anarchistal. Ac.
cording TO his account, the leaders Of
the agitation evidently had we'll ar.
ranged plans Columns OF rioters came
from all the gates Of the town and con.
verged in center, where they rapidly
constructed Notifications.
When they were dislodged by tho
troops they mounted to the roofs and
ained tiles and ehimneys down upon
tho soldiery. The gates Of the town
were held by troops In the evening and
throughout the night, so that the work.
men employed outside the city were un.
able TO return 10 their homes.
In this way the uprising was deprived
Of additional help from without. During
the night the city was in complete dark.
ness and funeral-like. Artillery, cavalry
and infantry biyouacked on the Piazza
del Tu Oma, where reinforcements wers
constantly arriving.
Late news from Milan says The Seco.
10 has been seized and Its editor arrested.
The Postal telegraph Offices have been
closed and all dispatches Of mail stopped
The public property Is guarded BY artil
lery.
Many fugitives from Milan have
crossed the frontier into the canton Of
Ticino and to Fontanae, among then
being the editor Of the Italia del Popol :
the incriminated Republican paper, whC
eluded the police. Eight thousand troop,
are quar;ered in the city.
The nigh, passed without any serioui
riosing, though the city was in partiA
darkness owing TO the destruction Of th'
electric light wires.
A proclamation has been issued call
ing upon the people TO remain tranqui
and reinforcoments Of troops contin
to arrive here. They will guard tn
Outskirts OF tho citv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
Porto Rico and Cuba win Be Taken and
Troops sent to Dewey.

Troop. sent to Dewey.
Washington, Nay 9.-The cabinet
has decided on an aggressive campaign
against the Spanish in the Philippines.
Five thousand troops will be sent at
once.
Important news Is expected soon from
Captain Sampson, who has moved
against Porto Rico. II Is not believed
he will encounter the Spanish fleet at
Porto Rico.
Later on Havana will be attacked from
the rear by United States and insurgent
troops and by the fieet in front.
The McCulloch viii take back to Rear
Admiral Dewey, which will leave Hong
Kong tomorrow, instructions a. 70 the
holding Of Manila. Unless the Spanish
push a hght the city will not be bonn
barded by the American feet there un.
I'll United States troops arrive, and not
then. unless the Spanish make il neces
sary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
Jane. Andrews sudden Death.

Whitewright, Tex, May o.-James
Andrews Of Lincoln, Ills, vel! known
nurseryman, who has done business in
north Texas the past % years, disd hero
Of heart disease. He spent very act
i've and pleasant day visiting old friends
and acquaintance He called at the
home Of o. Y Rathburn aud remarked
that his heart felt as though 1t was
melted In moment he scll back in
his chilr AMI expired. His remains
were sent to Illinois 10 his family.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
CABLE SOON TO BE FIXED.
Dewey WIN Make an once On One oG
Ills Transports.

Hong Kong, May 9.--Connection
with the fleet by cable is to he re-estab-
lishod as soon as the Hugh McCulloch
reaches Manila. A cable code operator
Is now Oh board the dispatch boat with
oil Of the instruments, wires and other
necessary appliances with which TO set
up cable station.
The broken cable which is already So.
cured, is to be hauled aboard the trans.
port Zaaro and there the operator and the
station are TO be located. Then there
will b. constant communication between
the feet and the United States.
The Zatlro is one Of the two big trans
ports or coliors chartered by Commodore
Dewey and taken with the squadron
laden with supplies II will make an
admirable terminal for the cable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
THE FLYING SQUADRON.
II l. Joined BY the New Orleans, aud
Captain schiey l. Well Pleased.

~ hNANtn ~ ANN NV NNAfAAsr Ahh
Captain schiey l. Well Pleased.
On Board Flagship Brooklyn, oil Fort
Monroe, May g. Commodore Schley
and staff watched with interest the ar.
rival Of the new cruiser, New Orleans.
She is in command Of Captain Folger,
and is now one OF the flying squadron.
Commodore Schloy and officers ex.
pressed their admiration at the general
appearance Of the cruiser. She Is evi.
dently better fighter than the detached
Columbia, although not so fast.
The Minneapolis is coming down
fully coaled, and the squadron will then
consist OF three cruisers, two battleships
and a converted yacht.
The formidable dynamite cruiser, We.
suyius, has gone 90 Key West accompa.
MED by the Suwancc; both boats viii
join the blockading squadron in the vi.
cinity Of Cuba.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10

ST. Thomas, West Indies May g.
The Spanish cruiser Isabel II, an iron
clad 100 tons arrived here early this
morning The commander communi.
Gated with the Spanish consul and the
cruiser cleared immediately, her dosti.
nation is unknown
No news has been received here Of
any engagement on Sunday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10

san Francisco, May o.-Within this
week 5000 men will Dc qrartcrcd at Pro-
sidio, this city, awaiting transportation
TO Manila, Every day troops from Or.
cgon, Washington, Utah and Idaho have
been pouring in and the work OF muster.
ing in the militia continues The state
and Federal authorities are working
night and day 20 have all in readiness
when the transports lay along the
wharvcs for their freight.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10

Washington, May 0.-Senator Lodge
has presented and the senate passed u
resolution authorizing tho president to
present sword TO Dewey and medals to
the officers and men under him who
were in the battle Of Manila. IL appro.
rates $4,000 for the purpose.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10

Lisbon May o. The newspapers of
this city say a Spanish fleet consisting
Of nine vessels passed Capo Espichel, q
miles south 10y west OF this fort, about
! $50 pm Sunday. The fleet was steer.
nr in southerly course.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
Sure Enough War.

Asa fighter and cutter ! am some.
shing myself. As others are cutting
prices now propose tomake the cheap
60, prices in shoe making and repairing
for the next 80 days ever known in Bry.
an. Nail half sile.. i0c: tewed half
soles, 75c; all patching and stitching a.
prices In proportion to above | have
lived in bryan always and expect To-
stay here-uot here for few days aud
then gone, bat hXiure-and a. a ciu.
seu Of the town | solicit your patronage
These cheap prices call for cash, and all
york must be paid for when delivered.
Apr 8 I'm K. hAmERwIcE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
WILL NOT GIVE UP.
Spain Has Authorized General Augustl
Co Fight 60 Death ut Manila.

London, May e.-It is announced in
a special dispatch from Madrid that the
Spanish ministers Of war and marine,
General Correa and Admiral Bermejo.
declare they do not expect Manila to be
attacked before the arrival Of reinforce.
ments for Rear Admiral Dewey from the
United States.
The dispatch adds that orders have
been sent TO General August, the gov.
ernor general Of the Philippine islands,
20 resist to death any attack on Manila.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10

Washington, May 9-Rcpresentative
Dockery OF Missouri has introduced a
joint resolution proposing rooess Of
congress on june %, until July lg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10

Washington, May 9-Tho senate has
passed the bill providing for mail facili.
ties in the army.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10

disorders
hoes, esrcci'
ON Ohrtha.
mainly OF
graph lines,
nd the law
The riot
he local jail
ed the pris
I.sl nj
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10
Yet

her day has
,er has been
" the Texas
I Uncle sam. .
ardor Of tho
d toR consid'
lot as enthusi'
Many Of Them
given up Id
st, wear lOni
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-05-10

|eei steam
NJ Hanna
hegovern'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Meyers. Of Lester,
registered last night at the Butler,
J. J Malone. the weIi-known Pierce coun-
ty Democratic leader OF former days. was
a visitor in the city yesterday
T.. g. Jameson weIi-kncwn logger Of
Skaeit county. left yesterday for The
East where he VIII spend the holidays
Mr. and Mrs - p. Stone Ieft yesterday
via Portland for California. and seiii make
their home for the winter a. the Hotel sa-
voy san Francisco.
Louis X Church. oe Everett has re-
turned from a trip 10 the East. during
which he became g. benedict. lie ana his
BRIDE are guests at the Northern.
L. r Byru. one OF the best known msy-
chants or WAidby Island. and Nd McCTo-
han an oia-siruer on the Island, weT" In tAe
city YESTERDAY. They will return 10 Their
homes at oak Uarbor this morning On the
steamer City OF Denver.
& n Th0rne. OF Philadelphia. who lived
in Seattle from 1881 - 1889. is in the city
attending TO some business matters Mr.
TnoFHe was formerly captain Of Company
X Third Pennsylvania volunteers and was
fa,eFv mustered out IT'S company got no
farther than the camps N Florida
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29
WANTS TO LIBEL THE
STEAMER LAURADA.
4, =. Attorney Gay Alleges Attempts
to SmuggIe Spirttuous Liquors
Into Alaska.

1,atit!on for permission 10 libel the
stsanSh3p Iaurada was yesterday filed in
tae FEDERAL court ny United States District
Attorney w r. Gay. The prosecution IS
on behalf OF the United States, ana the III
formation alleges two attempts 70 export
Distilled spirits from Seattle 10 ports in
ALASKA. ard one attempt 20 import spiritu-
Gus lguors into ine territory Of Alaska.
Tho Information speeches that on june ~
1ssgs th. IauYa4a attempted 10 export fer
Alaska les cases Of whisky and mine cases
OF wine. the value being more than sitsi
and thirty kegs Of beer, valued az 81; Or
.Jur. IS IL IL stated thai the Ieaurada clear
III from Seattle for s.. Michael. ara the
regular manifest of cargo flied IN this port
faisei 20 show sp!rituous liquors aboard
the vessel II Is alleged that the vessel had
ri that time two barrels and 1T cases Of
whisky s.crsted on board.
II is further stated that the liquor was
taken % JfnaIaska. where X was seigsQ by
4 special customs officer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29
VISITING DELEGATES
WILL ARRIVE TODAY.
Locai Consnfttee NJ Six Appointed -
Take Part In Convention and
Provide Entertainment.

Al conference held in the city council
chamber yesterday proper measures were
taken for meeting and entertaining the na-
nielpa! delegates from Spokane and Taco
ma. who viii arrive In Seattle this morn
ing 20 lake part In a two days convention.
There will be six delegates from eacn OF
the three cities. and the convention VIII de-
h1rrats upon matters Of legislation pertain
Ing especially to the interests OF cities or
the first class
Al the meeting yesterday ali the members
OF the council We're present ana all the vars-
GUS heads of departments In the city gov
ernmens. including Mayor HINES, city
Comptroller Parry, Csty Engineer Inon-
san. City Treasurer F'oote, Cooperation
Counsel Humphrey. superintendent; Little
and Superin tendent Yoangs,
Mayor Hames presided. After long DIS
cusst9n, and the attempts OF divers MEM
hers to escape service, the following COM
raittee was appointed. w. v Rsnshart, j.
r. crfchton. VIII II. Parry. l. Dl!er, VIII
+. Humphrey and X. III. Thomson.
The committee held an informal session
last night and took measures for entertain
ing tie delegates. Those from Spokane
will be met upon the arrival or the GreaE
Northern train a; o'clock this morning
Those from Tacoma will be met on their
arrival ON the Flyer. Al VIII be taken 20
the Hotel Dilier where they Will be met
Dt members % Inc SoafsSA dizd Iits
government. The first meeting of the con-
vention has been called for 80 o'clock this
morning but ii IL doubtful whether any
business viii De transacted before the at
ternoon session ar o'clock. AL sessions Of
the convention viii b held in the city coun-
ell chamber.
The committee has as set mapped out
only a general plan for the entertainment
os the visitors. They will be taken over
the city and shown all places of interest.
and according 10 a resolution adopted at
the conference yesterday. they will be en-
ter.ainsd 'in 4 manner BETTING the dignity
or the city" The convention VIII probably
be In session for two days
The following special dispatch TO the POST
Inteiligencer tells Of tho departure Of the
Spokane delegation for Seattle:
THE committee OF city officials appoint
ed by Mayor Oimstad 10 meet with similar
committees from Seattle and Tacoma, to
discuss needed municipal legislation. left
here this evening fer Seattle. over the Great
Northern The committee consists of j. NJ.
Comst0ck president of the council; George
s. IAeoss. comptroller; W. K. Acuff. chair
man finance committee; A. G. Avery, cor
poratson counsel ard r. .. Rockwell, as
siEtant Corporation Counsel"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-29
MRS. BELL GETS s,.5o0.
Was one OF the "Widows- on the
Steamship city OF CoIumhin

\ sequel IN the story & The trip az the
steamship Il,y - Columbia around the
Horn Was written ~ Judge Hartford ia the
Federal court aAea ne signed Judgment
IN faver of Mrs. Frances Bell against tna
vessel and her 0wnnrS for s. 40 and costs
Mrs Beil was enc Of the widows" tz2ok-
- in the East Tor Il passage on the Column
ttA - llaw s1u. " aea Iae boat reache..
this parT 8D3 s1ta0gie 15eats e1sued which
made Ia sysos. loom more and mere distant
Mrs. FeN aas one ~ she most vigorous In
protesting assainSt the ia5ustiCe cf DELAY
ar8 AGAINST tae treatment m@tei asit IL
Essssgggf'Fs Shs VAS 4 thorn IN the flesh
~ Russell Cole grove. who 4cp-scafingfv ~
fgsT@d - teT as one nf 1ae wi 3awS' y
The salt sBesoqUs7 Nv Instituted bv Mrs.
BAH has 2ro8sflt 10 ltEht many strange oc-
fs5yreHces ~ the rolgn2osa voyage Aregs1s!
fhU Eo~a from %sw York 20 Seattle
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snperior Court Notes.

A decree was signed yesterday by Judgs
Moore granting Ia John - Branttgan tudg-
menf FOR $e,asa against Anna II. Moss et a.
\ decree OF divorce was yesterday grant
~ by Judge Moore IN DAISY q. Price from
william n. Price.
= marriage license was Issued yesterday
- Jacob " uhSer. aEer "a years and Mary
NcNalty, asess 3 years, both AZ Seattle.
Tn. hoard oe county commissioners yes
tertay let q contract for ninety-one rods O.
road 70 r. J. RsonlsA&ag, whose A.d was
sSss The next highest 551 was sis1 q by
u r. Hans2ks-.
TIE ooG3 - The san Francisco Bridge
COMPANY ca SIS contract for the nFl1ss
across Green river. was YESTERDAY approve
hy he Board OF county commissioners.
SUIT was yesterday fled IN TIRE slpe-Fo!
co0rf hg l. y. Baxter against Henry "
Miller ~ a.. Sor A.esf o. - pvsTaissoyy Eose
~-----~-~------~-------- --------------~---
CALL early AMI ysaacS vssssg oTysty fer that
genuine pork sausage AZ Seattle. YAk.rns
and Eas&oa marietta
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SHERIFF. MOVER TAKES a TRIP.
WIFE Bring Back John \. %. Covack
From Chicago Himself.

shcrlr M1yer WI celebrate his rctlre-
Vnent from office WITH a trip Ia Chicago.
He is now on his way there ana VIII bring
hack John \. - Coyack. who is wanted
In this city Ou The charge Of entsEzlin z
$50 from the John Schram Company II
was ftrst announced thai Deputy Sheriff 4
u Lane, whose h0me IL IN Chicago, would
ts,a allowed tp make the trip.
C0vark ia row under arrest and Is held
~ Chief of Detectives t'nlierau pending tae
arrival Of sheriff Meyer. Tl1a running
down OF Cs~ack has been orr * the hard
est tors accomplished ny chief Reed. II
seemed AS t. fate heig-c1 Covack 20 set
away Just when Ills capture WAS almost
certain Hos he remained 50 long ia chi
Cago under cover IL something II a fura~
fery tAlcf Reed wonders X hat be- was do
ing ~ the MerCi hospital He @apposgs
that Ceyaek was taken lll and went there
fQr treatment.