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local BUSINESS COMPILATIONS.

Kaufman Cold. manufacture OF women "a
oi.uear rulings ETC. at No. 70 Wooster-s-'
ID an Assignment yesterday TO julius II nor
t. ,,s,hou- preference He started IN puAihe~s
g., Iulv 1896 with a claimed cash capital oil b'0"
I'D in Decenlber last claimed 10 have m invest
, &, tho business OF $1,000 Pla,zek, Stroock
o t1o-vog the attorneys, said that the failure WAS
s.o - moor business inability 10 make collections
a,d ~ get accommodation paper renewed All the
.sso,s are intact consisting Of merchandise mado
$50 49,, IN nroc,ss machinery and book accounts.
up anu - nave been transferred. The Liabilities
40 oo, Known yet In the trade they are esu-
mated at about sIV,VO
,usao Dalv Of the Supreme Court. has appointed
Thomas b. Odell receiver In supp'ehe"'"y pr
oaed,ngs for Marin Brothers. composed OF Joseph
: warr,r tr and George C. Marin, contractors.
=, Fordham on the application Of Daniel Brown Il
1auor, creditor The Martins claim that the
civ owes them 81 900 S2, 900 for work on a con
,ract in One hundred and sixty -seVenth-st' -
ty-thrd Ward They mae M I az yvard bank
10 secure borrowed money aihouleiis ,r "a hui
e. 900 There are other liens on the cohdd%Dt Du.
they estimate that there 70 SUPP "
All claims and liens.
Iosenh Martin has been appointed receiver IN sup
elementary proceedings for Theodore M hoche'
raoI estate agent. OF No. Lla Broadway, by Judge
Conan Of the City court on rred ne Since jan
hom ,aa, abolt twenty judgments. aggregauhs
sri 20 have been entered against Mt Roche pm ~
cipally for rent Of VARIOUS Du"''"e' VIM" 80
leased
,,. Judgment for S2s578 entered on Tuesday
.aaIrat Ronald T. Mcdonald. OF No 10 Broad
way by 9snen s sna gsI Bank was vSca,sd
recsi.e n, os,Se Yesterday by Judge DAILY, OF the
| Supreme Court
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division Supreme C3urt-Recess untI Tues
supreme court Special TermPar re'or- Gi"Eerich.
Scr. 10 2 weinberg agt Arons,ortn No B. mater q
G>~her. No. :. matter OF Peoples cold s,orase an4
g. mater ~ William MacTrarlane company. No =
Of b9 g. i DgSN:y 'ss p Rn1 S N2 . n
Company; No H. DAILY agt. hlrnes ~ H. I%sner aSi.
Hao.n ast staten Island INDIAN! Railroad company ~.
Bf6rling Company, 80 TO- People eS rel it,u-r ast.
agt H-1ard mpany No ~ mater OF lizard, - =.
French az oi,y y Ne" io's N9 ~ Max az ga:
q Georer sgt Jordan Is Amnesty AIT i.clshton.
" - Nssmn ,v ~ S Yo4E Y a. fsn
agt Rel 40 81 People ast. Frcelich. ~. b. Levine
H"ppe no 80 Firth ast iahy q To-. No b. Sinclair
Mills Hop PieAins Machine comPany No. 3, mat at
norton agt Norton No Al Passt agt. Mccher. No. y
ave-: 80 ~ people ast weisskopf; no IS Rose ast
~ 49, T c5mpaG 1j asi Z Ear sS 70 IS as;
N~e York Commercial company No 49, Quinn sS; % ,9
ga 5i''1 Frean ast rt-amSn 10 81 People at
BLOWN. ~. 50 Mpeien as bsnkma9 No. 81 M. 1s
company 40 so. Grunwad agt Hene ~ ~. Peop'e
., People ag Weneers. 10. 80 Enuse Az I ,rt
~ Alcot ag Nu,re no ~ s "a ,o. n sn,yth
s.p-,ne court special Term Part II-iie'ore Daly j.
s n5r '' special Tern-rart r-Adjourned
suptene tourr Special Term vI-Retore Pryor.
eurr.rtf.'s CIlrt-('hamhers Before flt@s'ral,
,,.r. Wills FOR probate. Garrett j.
Nj Il mas O. R!gney 10 20 ~ m. Anna H. chap
Nv curt special Term-Before Conlan court
onsns al 10 N. Motions at 1913 a. m
,,ity Court-Trial' Term-part N-boiore ncett, J..
court opens II a. case on, No ~. slatery ast
Lennon No day calendar.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY DAILY. J.
K.rnochan sgt Ogden-Edvin c. Kent.
T,ror, arr Durant-A lgefnOn :. norton
Wil,ams AIT Wiiliams--Agernon d norton
by Pryor J.
IVA. sxt Bioominsdale-N Norman T. NJ MeilisA
BY Gegerich J.
,y..,.r.r .r Gltert-Arthur d. Williams
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Daily. j.
Margaret D. Grswold agt. James X Grfswold-HichaFd
~ Henry ,, c>,....- D..,, @ rr,
dixie 49,, rs.. % oa.u
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6earbers

DRIyATE TUITION.-By college graduate Lawns
L long experience IN coaching condit.hes s,goehts.
Aaare.. HERMAN DRISLER East 4sth ST.. " \. City.
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51boot Ageuues.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Dovefnes'sss
Ac 70 &. ieges Schools and FanilieS Apply 70
Mrs n J. YoUNG-Fl,LToN 70 Union sauAr.
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GrArE nF NEW.YORK. OFFICE on THR


- SECRETARY OF STATE IS: .
THIS issued in duplicate hereby certi-
aes ma The Jerome villa Site and Improvements
ompanv domestic stock corporation has filed In this
osics on ,his nth day 1895. papers for voun
Jaw dissolution u such corporation under Section o. OF
,h stock CORPORATION Law and that II appears therefrom
thar sucn corporation has complied with said section 10
order % be dissolved.
o'1' " " WITNESS my hand and seal Of ONCE q
the Secretary OF State at the city
Gal, OF Albany this 18th day OF June.
" one thousand eight hundred ana
ninety-elghf.
mo PALMER Secretary OF state
tn. shovs copy Of certificate issued by the secretary os
c, o. "a. Ierome Park villa Site and improvemenS
moany s published pursuant 10 the order OF the Doar~
=, directors OF the said company, ,ro,z s..-..-
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrlptons foI o.. Tns dr,Sune
n received at their Uptown once; 70 - odvsr,sS
ao,s receyed NJ following branch onees al
nsna rs,es until o'clock D. VIZ; % SUE ave.
on OH eas i52 Gh-ave. cor. l2th-s MACY oth-svS
COZ i42 Columbus-ave. near West ooth-st.: ~
West tad-st near 6th-ave; e2 East lttn-s, % YEA
o. hetween 7th sth ayes l59 East tthst' loSS
1aye between 10th and nth sts LOB Sd-ave.. nsst
sis,-s LOS near sth-st' c SSs Of
COS "a ave 40 East 10thsti iSN sd-sys Ae0 sde~e
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JnstrucI,on.

For Boys ana Young Men-Clty.
DERKELEv SCHOOL. IS TO "A West 44th ST. New
~ York. The Head Master VIII be at The scnoo ono-
Ing daily through June 70 meet parents from ~ "
10 except For the eighteenth annual reg
ister giving full particulars. address -
j. CLARK READ. A NJ. Registrar
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1898-07-07
Agents Wanted
For the Lite of
Vim. E. Gladstone,

By John Clark Ridpath, LII. D.
The most celebrated orator and states.
man of modern times. His brilliant gen
ius and remarkable character; his grand
achievements as Leader and Prime Min
lister; his magnificent triumps in great
political struggles; including his famous
speeches. striking Incidents, personal an.
ecdotcs, otc. Many superb phototye on
cravings. Over $50 pages. Only $3.50.
Splendid canvassing outfit with valua
Bile premium, terms and full instructions
sent free for 3G cents in stamps to cover
postage. Most liberal terms guaranteed
Twenty days credit Freight paid.
Agents making S. to $50 day. DO first
In tho field. Order outfit today. Tx,
perionce not necessary as everybody
wants it. Mention this paper.
MONROE BOOK Co.
DeptJ. Dearborn st., CAlcuyo, ILL.,
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0aleSburg.

Entirely too much rain--wheat is
rustirg.
Most Of our folks spent tho 4th in
Mayvillc.
Miss Engle is studying telcgraphy un-
der Mr.. johnson.
The school house was beautifully de-
corated on children's day.
One week from next Friday the Pres.
byterians will give an entertainment in
Clifford.
Cards are out announcing the marri-
age of Miss Penhollow and Z. 0. Dick.
inson. They will be at home in Gales
burg after Aug. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess were visiting his
sister Mrs. Whittemore last Sabbath.
Tho Misses Grant, Roney. Bowers and
Harmone, of Clifford, were down on
children's day.
The three churches, Galesburg, Cliff
ford and Broadlawn, united unanimous
ly in call to Rev. M. w. Krotz. He
will preach every Sabbath at 3 o'clock
in Galesburg, alternating morning ser
vice at Broadlawn and Clifford.
G. M. Fisher camc up from Casselton
last week and adjusted insurance mat.
tiers on the parsonage, which was recent
ly injured during storm.
HIP. Kylo has built new residence
Lightnigng rod agents are around
again.
Mrs P. S. Houghton visited in Cassel
ton last week.
Miss Ruddy has returned from Hun
ter.
J.C. Miller won't to Hunter Monday
as juryman. .........
Miss Hendrickson Of Clifford, vieitee
Mrs. Moackrud last week.
Lightning struck Lurde g. Moack
rud's store, also Ole Paulson's-fev
days ago-no one hurt.
Mat Kram has moved his house hal
mile for better location.
School closed Friday last with litor
ary and musical entertainment and re
freshments.
Lightning killed three horses belong
ing to Don Bowers.
GALATTA.
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Timber Culture, Final Pr0of---
Notice for Publication.

TvN1TED STATES Land Office, Fargo,
u North Dakota. June II, 1885,
Notice Is hereby given that Louise Y. Rugg.
widow. and one OF the heirs Of Amos U. Rugg,
deceased, has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before T.. H. GilbertSOn clerk of the
district court In and for Steele county. North
Dakota. at his Office in Sherbrookc. Steele co,ln.
ty, North Dakota. Oh the 9th day Of August. A.
for the south one-lalf of the northwest quarter
and lots three and four of section N02. In town
ship No. IA, range No. 55 She names as wit.
neSScS:
I.,lcills C. Day of Hope. Steele county. North
Dakota, John Lee, Of Hope. Steele county, North
Dakota. Rice jackson Of Hope, Steele county
North Dakota. Fred II. Ru.s Of Hope, Steele
county, North Dakota.
CHAS. \. VALENTINE.
Register.
list Dul) June o3-
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BY cHAS. L. ALLEN.
Official Newspaper of Steele County.
ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
Colgate.

~s6s~e~s
Scandal is rife these days.
Most CT our people celebrated in Hope
and all had good time, though it did
seem awful dry.
A brother of w. H. Furlong is here
from New York to spend the summer.
O.P. Smith our big merchant, is in
Minnesota on business.
Mrs. Lawrence las taken her son Hal
down to Minnesota to place him in
school.
S. D. Curry celebrated in Mayville.
Billy Fox has new bike-and he now
feels pretty foxy-so to speak.
Jas. Henderson has new buggy.
Miss Grace King who has been max.
ing her home with her aunt, Mrs. Wake.
man. has returned to Wisconsin, accom-.
panied by her sister.
Colgate sent quite delegation to the
circus last week at Fargo. Among
those who went were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Furlong, Leo Smith
NJ. G. Wampach and Chas. Whitehead.
VIM. Fox and Will Curry were down
near Valley City first of the week where
Billy succeeded in capturing his long
lost broncho.
A sister of o. P. Smith is visiting him
There are one or two places in this vi.
cinity that is disgrace to the commun-
ity. The law should be enforced.
J.W. Gray is at Pelican Rapids on
his annual fishing tour.
Clarence Frame has an awful sore
hand caused by burn.
C.L. Williams and wife expect tc
spend few days the latter part of the
week visiting relatives near Tower City
Box Tons.
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Independent Convention.

Notice is hereby given that a mass
convention will be held by tho Inde-
pendents of Steele county, N. D., at
Sherbrooke. N. D., on Saturday, July O.,
1893, at 1890 o'clock a. Ill.,, for the pur-
pose of electng five delegates to the In
dependent state convention to be held
at Fargo. N. d., July II, 1893, and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before it.
By order of the Independent central
committee for Steele county, N. D.
JOHN OxroN. Chairman.
w. S. HENRY. Secretary.
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Chvttel mortgages, long and short
forms. blank notes, seed liens. stallion
aud bull liens and justice blanks, ut Tho
Pioneer olllco.
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Sunday School Convention.

Sunday School Convention.
The tenth annual convention OF the
Steele County Sabbath School Associa-
ton will be held in the Methodist
church at Hope, on Thursday and Fri
day. July ii and Is, 1893.
Let every school in tho county be
represented and all workers plan to be
present.
BY order OF the executive committee.
Charles G. Boise,
Chairman Elk. Com.
Mrs. John Duncan.
Secretary
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alFM (lInNTTn School Teachers.
mHN wQV Mechanics. Farm
U's' crS. machine agents
any one honest and willing to hustle. we will
pay good wages aud give steady employment.
with our facilities and personal help amy man
position with us. Apply quick, stating age.
L. L. MAY A. CO.,
NurScrymcn. Sccdmcn a. Florists. ST. Paul. Minn
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SANTIAGO
READY
To FALL.
Ceveras Fleet Completely Destroyed
By Sampson While Attempting
to Escape From the Bot
tled-up Harbor.


Washington, July 4, 3:15 a. m.-The
president has just received the following
good news from Sampson at Santiago:
"The fleet under my command offers
the nation as Fourth Of July present,
the destruction of tho whole of Ccrveras
fleet. No ono escaped. 1t attempted
to escape at 9:30 a. m. yesterday and at
2 p. m. the last the Cristobal Colon had
run ashore six miles west of Santiago,
and had let down her colors. Tho In
fanta, Mara Tersa, Oqucndo and Viz.
caya, were forced ashore, burned and
blown up within twenty miles of Santi.
ago. The Furor and Pluton were dcs-
troyed within four miles of the port.
Loss ono killed and two wounded. En-.
cmy's loss probably several hundred
from gun fire. explosions and drowning.
AUOuI 1,JUU pllSOllCIS, AuSluuiHS AAuhi-
raj Ccrvera. The man killed was Geo.
H. Ellis, chief yocman Of tho Brooklyn
Our land forces under Gen. Shafter
began an attack upon the Santiago
troops early Friday morning and kept
up constant fire until Sunday morning
Shaftcr is now within a half mile Of the
city. Our loss $50 killed and 500 wound
ed. The enemy lost 1000 killed and
wounded and 2CO0 were taken prisoners
Con. Pando entered Santiago at moor
Sunday, with 5000 troops. Gen Garcia
the insurgent leader, failed to stop then
with his 5000 Cubans. He made no at
tempt, claiming the odds wero too grca
against him.
Gen. Shafter has been ordered not Il
attempt to capture the city until Samp
son destroys Moro castle and the othc
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Hong Kong. July 4.--The cruiser
Charleston and transports. arrived at
Manila on juno 80. They captured the
Landroncs islands on routo, on juno 90.
They left Uncle Sam in full charge and
the stars and stripes float over tho is
land. Troops commenced embarking at
Cavite July J..
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1898-07-07

The Chief Burgess of Milesburg, Pa,
says DeWitt's Little Early risers are the
best pills he ever used in his family dur
ing forty years of house keeping. They
cure constipation, sick headache and
stomach and liver troubles. Small in
size but great in results. Wamberg &
jacobson,
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land Notifications. 1t will then be nee.
essary for him to remove the mtnes be.
fore ho can safely enter tho harbor with
his fleet to lombard the city. This will
take several days. A fow shots from the
Vesuvius with remind tho enemy Of
where they will go when they die.
Ten thousand moro troops leave for
Santiago to assist Shafter, at once.
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Notice for Publication.

r AND OFFICE at Fargo. \. d.. May "a. 1898.
IL Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention to
make final proof IN support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Hon. Regis
ter and Receiver United States land office at
Fargo, No. Dak.. on july II. 1893. viz:
ALMEHON PARKS.
II T.. No. 1S94l for the SEA Scc. %. Town. l43 y.
X. !5 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz:
Charlie &. Axcn. Of Colgate. Steele Co. No.
Dak. Charles d. Gray. George II. Knowles, Ed
ward {. Baumgardncr, OF Page, Cass Co., No.
CIIAS. y. VALENTINE Register.
l.. b. HANNA. Page. y. y.
list pllb jlluc o
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Port Said, July 5.-Camara's Spanish
fleet is hero. 1t is not known whether
they will pass through the Sucz Canal
or not
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San Francisco, July 5.-The fourth
Manila expedition will leave here in q
few days, Gen. Otis in command.
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Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE at Fargo. No. Dak., May "a,
- lSH.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled notice Of his Intention to
make lnal proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof viii he made before Hon. Regis
ter and Receiver United states land Office ut
Fargo, North Dakota. ON July II. 1898, VIZ:
cIiARLEG. AMEN
II. T.. No ao."5, for the SW,., Scc. $, Town. i1s
\. Il. ~ W.
lic names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
said land. VIZ:
Almcion Parks, Charles y. Gray, George II,
Knowles, Edward G. l'nlimgnrdnrr, Of Page Cnss
co., No. bak,
rlIAS, y. VALENTINE, Register,
l., u. HANNA, lnpr, n, y.
-lst pub unc.-
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One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That Is Ehat /. was made for.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-12
LELAND BANK LOOTED.
Michigan Institution Wrecked and
Robbed by Burglars.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Oct. 1.-THE
private bank of Jacob Denherder, at Iceland,
was looted by robbers early to-day, and the
vaults scraDed clean of all currency ex-
cept $1,000 in silver, which the thieves re-
jected as too inconvenient to carry. From
noises heard by those living nearby, it is
believed the vault was blown open and the
safe wrecked at a. m. leland employs
no night Waterman, and. as the residents
retire early, the burglars had an easy task.
Nothing but paper currency and gold was
taken. all notes and securities being left.
Nitroglycerin was used in wrecking the
vault, and everything shows the neat work
of professionals. Mr. Denherder refuses to
give out the amount stolen, but 1t is be-
lieved to be between $1,000 and $1,000. He
states that he will suffer no loss as he is
insured in a company which protects banks
against robbery. The robbers have several
hours start of the sheriff's force. The only
clew is that a dark complexioned, black
mustached man of medium height, and
wearing a SLOUGH hat, appeared in a leland
store last night and bought several pairs
of hollow shoe strings, which were used as
a time fuse in blowing open the vault.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-12

Action OF the Bishops and Deputies ON
Various Questions

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE session of
the house of deputies of the Episcopal coun-
Gil opened with resolution by the Rev
William Prall. of Michigan, for the appoint
ment of joint committee of deputies and
bishops 20 take into consideration the valid
ity of the orders of the Reformed EPISCOPAL
Church and whether reconfirmation of the
members of the Reformed Church who came
into the Protestant Episcopal Church is
necessary.
AT II o'clock the deputies went into joint
session with the house of bishops, sitting
as board of missions A beautiful incident
of the joint session was the adoption of
resolutions complimentary to Bishop VIII
liam Hobart Hare, of South Dakota. on the
twenty-ffth anniversary Of his charge of
Indian mission work. The board also pre-
sented the bishop a handsome silver loving
cup suitably inscribed The bishop replied
in speech full of emotion and gratitude
A resolution offered by Treasurer George
G. Thomas adopted providing that on
the second Sunday after Ephinanv and on
the Monday following addresses are TO he
made and collections taken from the sun
day schools for the benefit of missions
A resolution presented by the bishop of
Massachusetts was adopted receiving with
gratitude the united offering of $4,000 for
missionary work contributed by the
the boards appreciation of the devotion of
women of the church and haiIinc with
THANKSGIVING their increasing generosity
of the growth OF church work i'm Alaska
the establishment Of hospitals at Skaguav
and Circle City and the founding of schools
to teach native children
PREF addresses were made by Rev WI
hanson Smith. of Hartford. and Bishop
John II. White, of Indiana, in support OF the
formers proposition for a training school
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JESSE JAMES, JR., ARRESTED.
Effort to Connect Him with Recent
Train RObberies i'm Missouri.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct u.-Jesse
James, jr., son of the notorious bandit.
Jesse James, Missouris pioneer train rob-
Der, was taken from his cigar stand in the
county courthouse by the police this even
ing and is being secreted by the police au-
thorities. Two other men. whose names are
not known and whom the police absolutely
refuse to talk about. were arrested soon
after the police took young James into
custody.
Jesse James, jr., has been under surveil-
lance of the police since the last of the
many train robberies in the outskirts of
Kansas City. This was the robbery of a
Missouri Pacific express train, near Leeds,
Sept. a. William w. Lowe, a Santa Fe
switchman, has been in custody since five
days after the hold-up. Lowe is a native
of the "Crackerneck district, just east of
this city, which was made notorious as
the hiding place of the first James gang.
When close pressed the James boys, the
Youngers. the Ryans and others of the old
gang always found shelter in the Cracker
neck. John Kennedy, the locomotive en-
gineer who had been twice arrested in con-
nection with the more recent train rob-
berries in jackson county, is also native
of the "Crackerneck" Kennedy and Lowe
and young Jesse James are friends, and
though young James has always borne
good reputation, he has lately been under
surveillance with the others. The police
maintain that train robbing will not be sup
pressed in Jackson county until there has
been publication of the 'Crackerneck
robbery seems to have been in this direc-
ton.
Late tonight it became known that the
police also had in custody Bill Ryan, one
James gang. Ryan. like the others, was
reared in the Crackerneck district.