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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
BANQUET WINES SEIZED.
Governor of South Carolina Ordered
the Liquors Released.

Governor or south tnrOltun ordered
the Liquors Released.
Atlanta, Ca, December GA specia
to the Constitution from Charleston, S. c..
says: Dispensary constables today seized
the fine stock of wines imported here for
the annual banquet of the New England
society, which was given tonight. The
wines Were stored yesterday In the
Charleston hotel. When the stock was
seized Rev. DIR. Edder, president of the
society, appealed 10 ihe cousbables to sur
render it. but his request was refused.
The situation began TO look serious.
United States Senator Hoar of Massa-
chusetts was the guest of honor at The
banquet which was the mosi elaborate
affair of the kind Of the season.
There was no chance to get other wines
in the city. United States Senator Nc
Laurin OF South Carolina who delivered an
address it the banquet. was seen and asked
to use his influence to get back the wines.
He sent u warm telegram to Governor Ell
lerbee and advised him to make tho con-
stable deliver THE goods
A short while afterward a telegram from
Columbia announced thai the wines would
be released. Sharp orders were sent TO
the constables and tonight the wines
flowed as usual at the banquet.
The seizure g being Indignantly dis
cussed in Charleston.
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NO FAITH CURE
.noUT sTuARr's DYSPEPSIA TAb-
LET'S.
Ihcy Cure stomach Troubles nm" IN
digestion. ANYWAY Whether 40"
Have Faith in Them or NOT.

Mere faiuh will not digest your food for
you, viii not gge YOU an Apostle. VIII no
increase your flesh and streng hen ur
nerves and heart. but Stuarts Dysaefsia
Tablets will do these thlnss because Ia y
are composed OF the elements OF d!gsstlo1.
they contain the juices, acids aud pep ones
necessary to me digestion asa asslmii ION
OF all whole ONE food.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tnble's VIII digest
fo,d II placed In a Jar or bottle in water
heated 20 9S degrees, and they VIII do u
much more effectively when aiken into tae
stomach after meals, Whether you have
faish that they VIII or not,
They inyigorate the stomach. make pure
blood and strong nerves. 10 the onlygway
that nature can % Il, and thai is ron
nlenty OF wholesome food we'll digested. u
il not what we eat. but what we d!ges- thai
does us good.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are gold D,
nearly al druggists al 80 cents for fu.l
eiL,1 rarrag. 0r o. NAL from the II. A
stuart Co.. Marshall. Mich.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CALDWELL-Mr. Sam Hale OF thil
| place shipped a trainlo3i OF beef cattle 70
| ST. Louis yesterday
! WINCHESTER.- About 20O0 bales OF
cotton have been shipped so far. against
1900 all last year.
CALDWELL.--A stockcar jumped fhe
track near the depot and caused delay oil
several hours to the trains
FORT WORTH. REV. c. l.. AltfatheI
has besn insta'leg pastor OF the College
Avenue Presbyterian church.
CLEBURNE.-Co rtract for the new Y.
Nj. C.. A. building has been let AMI work
will begin Immediately after the hoii-
dAy,.
Machinery is being put into
the new brick building of the Terrell
Manufacturing company, newly incor-
porated enterprise.
RoSANKY.- Flowing is the order OF
the day; prospects are bright for farmers
ii is believed thsre will be a decrease in
tho cotton acreage.
CoRSICANA-Ihe trustees of the grand
lodge Of the odd Fellows viii meet here
on tho 2Sth 10 receive the rev building at
the orphans home,
MARATHoN.-Th depot at Marathon
was ROBBIE of $500 in Mexican money.
The money was in a sack and was lyng
under the office safe,
BROWNSVILLE --Candido Androsia, a
MeX.eal, confined IN jan mere lor 'hs uiu
d.F of Jeus Moran walked ou. OF jan IN
orc2o uaS'sht ana escaIleu ~ "oN,'o'
ENNIS MAYOR w M; l'u% , mas ~
sued pi"o!aihauoh "@."llis Tll p IL W
abstain from the use OF any Mlhu % -,
works auTingHhe mondays Withlh 'he i'ii'it'
Of this city,
LA GRANGE.-The grand jury reas-
sombied for the third tim5 this fall term
o. court ard foun1 one Indictment again't
ITauh Vyji.la for murder inc Killing
occurred near Flatonia.
GLIDDEN. An unknown man was run
over by a freight train at Borien, six
miles west of here, cutting off one of his
legs He was taken to Columbus and the
ccurty row has charge OF him
TEXARKANA-M Miss Della Allison, a
highly respectable young lady Of this city,
tcok the wrorg medicine by mistake and
she IL In great agony from the effects.
Her case is considered almost hopeless.
CCTI,1JA. The habeas corpus trial OF
A. j. Poteet, indicted for the killing of
w j. Bowen. resulted in a refusal by the
court to allow the defendant bal ard rr-
nanded him TO the county jal pending his
firal trial.
,,er,>,r ,rho .,,, IN tbe ease mr.
49,. iraH,-' t..,,is, az e,et,aer VS. the
Nii''N'it -, 80, "a, ,-a.th.r,r t2o, road
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A.i.. for a neceiycr.

San Antonio, Texas. December 9s.-ln
the For,y-nfth district court today W. J.
Moore. owner Of $4,000 stock IL the BeS-
semer Liano Deveiopinent company,
brought suit for the appointment Of q re-
ceiyer 10 manage the Affairs of Tue COIN
paDy aud make Il maj disposition OF the
property An Injunction Is aiao asked fo'
TO restrain a. q. scirisyer president of the
company, from Incumbe:ing or selling tht
property. rhe Bessemer- Lnno Dsya op.
p,nt company h 4 concern 81 5000. oee
capital stock. organized to operate gold
oliver and lead mines in TIC i.lano minSfa
belt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
ONLY A LIFE SENTENCE.
A Negro Murderer Convicted but Is
Not to lie Hanged.

Dallas, Texas, December 22.--RoeeFt
Lewis, negro about 20 Yeas old was thus
aft rnosn convicted of mnrder IN tne
hrs. degreg and given a life sentence for
the killing OF the little white boy. June
padd in the cotton mills district on sun
day night, October 81. 1898.
The negro's victim was playing Tag
with other white boys at the time tne
c,.lme was committed His only offenss
was that he and his companions haa teasya
,,raT,io,,s The negro's youth was all tnlt
p ps the jury from Recommending the
death penalty. As It is. The public are sur
nrised at less seven ssnteneA Leo.
Lewis, brother Ct Robert. was last Wsek
convicted OF participation in the iling.
for urging his brother 10 shoot straight
and aim low and given thirty vars IN the
renltenhary. Henry Alexander, me lhAu
participant, turned States evaence'
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Receiver Appointed Ia wind III NJ
fairs of National Live stock Bunk.

Fort Worth. Texas, December y. I'm iae
Seventeenth distrJct court today in the case
Of j l.. Pennington Ell Al vs.. Natbonsi Live
stock Bank ct nj Judge Harris appolntei
G.. w H5llingsworth receiver for the de-
PENDANT bank the receiver is required To
enter INFO bond in the sum Of $4,000 aud
is eanhorlzoi To iaoeWe all assets OF tde
bank and iose tIp It's business The de-
fondsnts are onicfnCd from disposing of amy
OF ii.s aeseis gr property Of any Matte
belonging To said bank. The defend tnts +
the National Live stock bank. NJ G. Hur-
Icy, b. T. Tillar. J NJ. Logan and A. j
Roe excepted TO tho order and gave notice
OF appeal to The court Of civil appeals.
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rotnIIy shot hy Misin1e.

sherman, Texas. December ga fatGt
accident occurred en- the farm of Jake Car
Yer, five miles east of Van Alstyne, last
night. the killing of old main Money, ten
ant OF the farm. Mr., Carver was awakened
Nv the barking OF his dog and went ont to
investigate, taking his euii. He saw a
form approaching and "halted' i several
times. Receiving 70 ans~er. he fired and
w,s horror -strlckon TO flnd that he bad
Killed friend Deceased being in hi,
l,yht clothes. il IS eupposel that he had
lust stepped cut Of his room ana aid rot
know that Mr., Carver wrs speakIns 10
Iim Ne lived about two hours, but was
never conscious
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Captain j. C. HWchson If Hous ON wa'
here today IN attendance upon the supreme
court iiti.
Judge W. u. Moore, for numbr OF
years expert State printer, is seriously III
with pneumonia.
Rev. Mr.. Whaling, the new pastor ..
ire Tenth Stree! Methodist church. az
rived in the city today
Miss Susie Martin and Mr.. w. w. Smith,
two popular Young reoole OF Hornsby
Bend, were unged in marriage last hi2n'
by Roy. Dr.. Mccullough.
Mr. James ". McClendon has eoae 10
Nashville as delegate from the 10 u,
CHAPTER to the National bie2mial M ct nS
of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fi0,ernify
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copal church. where the welding occurred,
being decorated with Uui,ed States naval
flags and the flag OF the Philippines twined
with evergreen and Texas win ervines. The
bride is the sister of Frank Marshall. en-
gineer on the Olympia Congratulations
were cabled by her brother and officers OF
Admiral Dew>ys fleet. The bride wore Il
duess Of cream colorei pineapple tissue
over cream satin, the fabric being the pro-
duuu.on of Philippine spinncrs and weaveM
from raw material of Manila, Luzon. The
bridal dress aud the entile trouss eau Was
the gift OF the sailor brother Of the Dewey
feet selected ny hfn In the markets of
the Far East.
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A new STATE CONSTITUTION.
THAT ONE is SORELY NEEDED is
OPINION OF PROMINENT MEN.
nav for Patching the Instrumcn nj
Has Gone ny, Says Railroad
Commissioner storey.

Austin. Texas. December 22.-IIon. E. C..
legislature from Fayette county was mere
today He expressed himself as being very
much in favor OF constitutional conVen-
1ion With regard to amending the rules
If the house so as 10 prevent fllibuste41nG,
he said that he had been solicited for his
orinion in that direction frcm some OF MS
colleagues, but had not yet given the mat-
Ter enough thought to take stand therein
and that he preferred to wait until the
house met before committing himself TO
.ny particular policy of procedure, AS a
general proposition, however, he said ne
would favor anything tending towards me
facilitating OF the transaction of business
that did not contemplate taking away IRON
the minority such rights as in justice be-
long to II.
Hon. John H. Sheppard, congressman
elect from the Fourth district, who Is mere
TODAY. in talking about Il cons'itwhonai
convention TO The Post correspondent sald
that the State had been in need oil ne"
constitution for at least five years ana
that he was in favor OF having immediate
provision made for rcmodeling of tia
organic law.
Railroad Commissioner Storey, IN REFER
ring to the same subject, stated Yesterday
evening that the time when tae'\ snstitu-
ton could BIO patched Up TO meet Inc re-
ouirements OF the hour had passed. ana
,bat the proper thing to do now is to can
a constitutional convention for TIE p'rpofe
Of demonstrating il in such manner %
to bring it up to date.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
THE RANpLE KILLING.
Hiram r. Erwin's Friends VIII ne
tain Attorneys 10 Defend Him.

Hiram u. Erwin's Friends VIII Re-
tain Attorneys 10 Defend Him.
Dallas. Texss. December 22 Hiram +.
Erwfo, the slayer Of l. G. Randle. had a
nunLer OF callers yesterday. His brother
was in the city from Forney, aud II was
announced last evening firm Of leading
lawyers had been retained to conduct tha
defense. The grand jury did not lake up
the csc and Justice SHELTON Is awaiting
the convenience OF Erwin, who VIII not
be ready until ne has secured attorneys 10
defend him. Erwin Is in excellent spfs y.
The belief Is fast gaining ground that the
trial viii develop many ssnsatonai iet-
lures. Erwin says that he will make puo-
Ne the causes or his trouble with Major
Raudle when he faces 9 jury Of his peers
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THE voI.rNrF,ER euARp.

4Adjutant General Wozencraft this morn
ing returned from Dallas. where he has
Interstate National Guard association. lie
saws that the association has flatterits
assurances OF help in obtaining an in
creased appropriation aud that the chances
are THAI congress VIII do better Than here
tofore in she way o. providing FOR the
volunteer army. The reorganization o'
the State Volunteer Guard Is progressing
satisfactorily, he save.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
rrRNEn ovER ro oREGoN.

UTon application of District Attorney
Samuel White OF Baker City, Ore. Cover
nor Culberson this evening honored a
reGuis!tion for a warrant for the delivery
OF L. l.. GirouN to S. S Horner, agent OF
the STATE OF Oregon. GrouX, who is de-
orined under bond NJ FL paso. is unacr in
dictment IN Baker county, Oregon. for OBJ
tanning money under Ease pretenses, or to
be more specific, disposing of ''salied'
gold mine three years ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Board Of Education Refuses to Change Its
Ruling.
THE POLICE HAVE BEEN REINFORCED
Ninny lioid-ur. Have Awakened the
Dcpartmcnt~zupivc WINK
Accepted.

Austin Texas, December 2e,--The ate
board Of educatioa, on rehcarins, this
ornins refused 20 recedc from It's form r
decision in the Bolton case, from Woad
county. Said decision reverses the county
superintendent ana approves contract
TO teach made with Bolton by the trus ces
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
rbieyes Active Mt mckinney.

Mckinney. Texas. December 2l.--Ahou'
twenty thefts have been committed recent
" in Mckinney and adjacent territory.
Saddles. harness and vehicles and rev
horses comprise the largest paft OF lns
booty. One man procured team ana
wagon loaded with email articles, put om-
ing TO the mud had TO leave one Morse 'he
wagon and its burden In the niluu.o -. u
away at a lively speed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
CHARTERED.

The Southwestern Mill Supply company
of Fort Worth filed its charter with the
secretary of state today. Capital stock.
$4,000. lncurporators: a. 7. Baker G. T..
Hodge. b. J. Carrico.
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lace. j. E. Wallace and Walter Wallace
COMPOSING the iirm OF Wallace e. Co. filed
app!ication 10 be declared volunteer bank
rupts.
Darlington. Montgomery et nj have filed
an application 10 have Mcclelland CO.
OF Cooper declared involuntary bankrupis
before the same referee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
Gnoa prIce for uond..

St. Louis. December 22..-Twcnty-sevca
OF the leading brokers and bankers com
pc.ed for sC75, 600 eleycn-year 3h per cent
city gold bonds today. The Lincoln frus'
company OF this city was The highest pa,
der by narrow margin and was awarded
the bonds for S705, G5S5O.
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Weathcrford, Texos December AID M
Alexander, trustee for the j., a. Maddox
stock OF goods. on which decd OF trust
was filed for record last Monday. says tho
entire stock inF diced for $3.50. Tho lock
win be sold TO the highest bidder,
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L. nrin sincis sold.

Kaufman. Texas. Deaanber 2i,--TfuSlic
Wood Nash soil the l.. BUN banMurt ltocs
81 goods yesterday al public olitcry: Il Was
bid OFF by NJ. A. parnen OF Siilpigur Ss,r'ls ;
al 5000. 80. The stock nYoseed Jvtt
so COO; was appraised at $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23

Burnet. Texas December 10. Filing TO.
day an assignment 5y Msssrs. d. Barton
& Son Of Bertram. Texas Liabilities re-
rorted at about $1,000; no assets given yet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23

Georgetown. Texas. December 90 The
Chairman aiardwate company cf this place
has been placed In the hands OF a recc yer.
Mr.. -. A. Strange was appointed re-
ceiyer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23

IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH .
y. sure and use th1t Old and well tried
rsmedy. Mrs. winsiow's Soothing syrup.
for children teethinE. y soo.nes me emnu.
wind collie and Is tho best remedy Tor
diarrhoea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
rrEMrrEp 1NonNn1ARIsM.

An unsuccessful attempt was made early
this morning by an incendiary to set fire
10 the Telth ward school house. The fire
was discovered and put out by the jaaltor
before IL had done much damage, however
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23

CleburDe. Texas. December 20. The Par
l,at -Maloney company viii retire from
buglritss in Cltburne ON January ] Tney
are dry goods and clothing dealers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
A pHrLIppINE WEDDING.

uride Wore "a Dress that Came from
the Far East.
Waco. Texas, December 2s.-Miss Laiis
Marshall and Gilbert Hay OF Atlanta. Ga,
w,sre united in marriage tonight. the Fps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
REV. u. S. LACKsON pEAp.

Rev. r. 5, Jackson chaplain of the
Invent y-1fth senate, died at his home In
this city OF consumption yesterday even
ing, The rernl!i ms We're shipped to kyiS
for burial today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
POLICE REINFORCED.

The night police force has been doubled
until after holidays owing 10 the number
of hold-ups whidh have occurred In the
city recently.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
Or CoIIars?

We are especially strong in collars;
the medium-priced 4-ply shrunk
linen collar ought TO fetch the me-
dunn figure, which would be iSe;
ioc each and we have trade
bringer that eXcels fortune spent
in advertising talk; plain cuffs or
link cuffs at SC pair.
Il, w. Collars. standard. one figure and
one value always. new styles arc orc
-uU. Ok, ,,a an.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
RONDs ApPROVEp.

The attorney general te.s evening ap-
proved $32 coo issue of Limestone county
refunding court house bonds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
BREEDING REBEL.

Mss Clam Rebel OF New Haven, Conn,
was married to J. d. Breeding of San An
tonic at the residence of DR.. Smoot to-
might
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JarnesBute
HOUSTON.

and when mar home heard loud talking;
upon approaching his fathers house ha
was called by his mother. who asked him
to protect her. saying that his father Wa
trying 10 NIL her At this juncture Herman
Pastel tlpad on his son from the house;
the son returned the fire with his revolver.
the shot taking effect In his fishers body.
Herman Pastel then ran out aad ti'ed
again. whereupon his son shot him through
the head killing him instantly. The son
is hero in jail awaiting preliminary uiR1'&
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
EAST WING OF UNIVERSITY,

The new east wing OF the university was
accepted from the contractors by the board
OF regents today.
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KILLED MS FATHER.
Was Compelled 10 Do s0 In Self De-
fense,

Bracket. Texas. December y. Herman
Pasten was shot and killed by his son, Al
bert at his home. seven miles wvst q
bert Pastel was returning from hunting
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Mems Clothing.

Though you may have grown old
treating The custom tailor" luxuri-
ously, tits never too late to mend;
what once was, isn't always" cs-
pecialy III clothing matters. Hasn't
NEST everything progressed in last
quarter century? If an adj tells
you that the same service tailor
gives may be had at half his price,
don't dub" it humbug and pass
ii by.
WE DON'T MAKE TO ORDER. .s
hut MAKE TO FIT,
WHICH is A NEW WAY.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky.--Mr. Banwon Cole
man. president OF tho Central Coal ana
Iron company. died Of pneumonla 81 hs
residence in Dupont square.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
Sterling Silver Things.

There's a world of stuff called Ster-
ling, and there's a world OF traders
selling ii, but sterling silver isn't
white metal or aluminium or silver
plated something but silver all the
way through-o25-iooo fine; that
is what you get here.
MEMS SuSPENDERS, M
Sterling buckles, $500 to.....,.....
LADIES CARRIERS, m
Sterling buckles. $500 and ...,....,....O'oo
NAIL AND TOOTH BRUSH p, m
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AppIicmtions far Bankruptcy.
Sherman, Texas, December z2.-before
Referee Barstow billiard today J. A. Wal
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CHEE1s ENZcENE CNZ!ZE 4
Store open Tonight until 10.

we couldn't in brief advertising space
parttcuiefizc the spfcad that Nwni,u
You today, so here afS few mentions
Orly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23

ever, took occasion to declare in more or
less pronounced terms against the theory
Of eXpanson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23

stearus' Electric Rat and Roach Paeta
will clear your house Of NJ yegmin. ~
. box. All druggasts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-10

contained q part OF the burglars plum
der. He opened IL and his surmise
proved correct. Mr.. Carroll. at once
called up the police station and told the
onhcers Of h nnd n Sergeant Leyden
went down at n In making a fur
ther search he found another lot of the
stolen property tied up in an old pair OF
overalls.
Sergeant Leyden decided to lay for
the thieves. believing they would come
for the plumber. and he sat down In the
ONCE of the lumber yard, where he could
see the spot where the cache had been
made and watched. In n very few min
utes a young fellow put In an ppear-
ance and looked under the pile of lum-
Der for his cache. When he saw 1t had
gone he knew the officers were on and
started to make himself scarce. but Ser
geant Leyden nabbed him before he
could get away. The oficer left his pris-
mel in charge Of m OF the men at the
yard while he went to look I'm another
place where IL then occurred to him
there might be more plumber hidden.
and by so doing nearly lost his man.
The officer mad no sooner turned his
back than the prisoner made a break
for liberty and there was q lively chase
for q minute or two around the yard
before the fellow was recaptured.
At the city Jail the prisoner gave the
name of Charles Smith. which 1t not
believed to be his name. He Is a tough
customer and was very insolent when
questioned by the officers. He deliber-
ately broke an incandescent electric
light globe and II became necessary 10
handle him very roughly before he was
finally locked up.
1t Is believed there were three or four
in the robbery. as Mr.. Carroll saw sew
eral rough-looking fellows around the
lumber yard during h forenoon be-
fore ne knew anything Of the job. After
he learned of II and u the cache he
became convinced from the action Of the
men he had seen they were interested
parties. The police think il possible the
gang wanted for a similar job at Hell
ena are the same ones who robbed the
Rochester store, or at least a part of
the same gang The property recovered
consisted Of eight revolvers, 30 razors
30 pocket knives. 10 pairs of shears,
three lather brushes, three magnifyinE
glasses, three pairs Of clippers n q
quantity Of smaller articles.