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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

ALLOW = cough to run until 1t gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say.
Oh, /, will wear away, but in most cases
II will wear them away. Could they be
Induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslssm, which is sold on 9
positive guarantee to cure. they would
N medistely see the excellent effect after
tskinR the first dose. Price rs and zoe.
Trial size free. At oil drogeists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

Ko5ol Dyspep,is Care thoroughly d.
sesis food without aid irom be s,onscb
sod ., the ssme time heals and restores
The diseased digestive orssbs /, s The
oily rnedy that dee. both OF these
ltiSes and ecu be relied upou to psrms
neatly cute dyspepsia J II Wbipple,
Manchester Centre; A II Peiliboue, Mao
chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

The Rutland railroad has recently
bought . rsilrosd velooipede, run by .
essolene motor, which is intended for the
use Of the rosdmsster and bridgemsster
10 making trips OF inspection. II can
run from Is to 20 miles sn hour, and, cen
run $50 miles. using only two gallons o.
gssolene.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10
GnarS 0 BmNa, REILLY

to the eoaee drI5ker Coffee drinking "a
. hsbit tia, is universally iodnlsed 10 add
almost ne uoisersslly iainiurious. Esvs
you tried Gsin.0f Il is slmost like col
Zee bat the effects are l1st The opposite
Cc6se upssts The stouse ruins the di
sestion, sfse,s the hear, .pd distufbs The
Whole nervous system Grsir-O tones up
the siomseh. aids Digestion aud strength
ens the rsrves. There IL nothing bot
noarishme1t In Gsin-o. II cant be
Otherwise. IL snd 25e. per pseksee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10
DRINK GRAIN 0

alter you have concluded that you ough
not to drill CO flee. II is not Q medicine
but doctors order 1t, becstss it is health
fol. invisorstiog and sppetizing. II i,
made from pure grains and has that rich
seal brown color and tastes like the Hnesl
grades OF coffee and costs about IA 81
much. Children like il and thrive on il
because it is genuine food drink contain
ing nothing but nourisbment. Ask your
grocer for Cratic, the new food drink.
10 and and 25J.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10
gbf Wanfb Journal
THURSDAY. AUUUsT "a. 1870.
DIX siK0Sps. Eater aEe Ffeyrss,or

I've isritlt .seiama hsFptsts lss,
Ett6,y. Ost Soar Bar Huhai, ha.
where I've hussrta fiespi0aish we're
rlptfss iglo ystsi ~ ihs bie.siss
Il ltiy alr, ssa isthiy o. Dors ve't
dfevnb8 TIE ether va rear bnsss
port Coar where trolley car isiI tist
uosils. ihfssits TIE pstsstssv aosh
iouy issi ,si iiliiss tprli forty sa3
.sst5isE lbs fsEsib5s. there bsiss
EAsflt lltI 81 Do ca.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

L,slie N. SHAY the former Vermonisf
Who hss served lows aoeeptsbly ss gov
ernor, vas renomiosted BY the Republi
csn state convention Wednesday. The
o. ntiment OF the state convention vas
strongly for the gold standard and FL
pnpsiou. snd . dselssstion against trusis
Was adopted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10
The BEST CouGH MEDICINE

EVERY PoiTLE WARRANTED
Knowing Chsm berlsiu's Cough Remedy
TO be medicine Of great sorth aud merit
and especially valuable for coughs, colds
Group aud whooping cough, We will here
after warrant every bottle bought Of q,
and will reiuod The money TO anyone who
10 not satisfied after usipg two thirds OF 9
rs or 80 cent be TIE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

0oe INNATE Cough Cure quickly enre'
obstinate summer coughs snd colds. ii
consider ia nosl wonderful medicine. -
quick and sale w W. Merton. May
hsv, Wis. Whipple. Manchester Gen
ire A II Pet,ibone, Manchester Depot
HTD CANDIDATE
e b. Hard OF Hoosick F.lls. N. Y.
vas . guest Of biz brother. Miner l. Hard
Saturday risht
Arthur L Mesr OF Rupert va 10
town this vteh, stopping With bis brother
Clii,on Mesn
Mr.. Gtotse A. Parker. vile and
daughter Of Hoosiek Pals arrived ct DR..
E Y, Hoyrs lac, Thursday for veelt
risit
--Osing 10 the inelemency OF the
sssther lss, Wednesday. tie uid.seek
services ~ The N Y. Church we're held on
Friday trstins.
N @. Hard OF E,st Arlington secom
panied Rev. W. Il Ryder issi Sabbath
and siiesdsa the afternoon services 81 The
etnfeh,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

Tramps have been unusually numerous
at Swanton OF Lite. Officers arrested elk
Friday, and each was sentenced TO so
days 10 the house OF correction at Rot
land.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

Through the automatically oil Cor
gressmsn Grout two Parrot guns have
been presented TO Cham berlsin Post OIL
st, Johnsbury and are now being noun
ed on either side OF the Soldiers mont
inert in the square.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

Irritating stiugs, bitter, scratches,
wounds snd cuts sooibed aud be.led BY
DeWrt's Witch Hazel Sslve. - sure and
safe application for the tortured aesb.
Beware OF oonnterieits. II Whipple.
Manchester Cen,re;A II Pettibone, Man
chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

The desirpciicr 81 The his rounSheuse
Of iks Rsilsaa railroad y. socorp lisb
90 Wednesday nersins Of lee, vssi. and
81 cid lad nsri lsas removed. II Is
said that lhs done Of TOE rosniho1se SO
The third largest 10 ,bis couniry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10
PERU

Choir rehearsal Friday evening at O.
w. Whitneys.
Rev G II Merrill. Secretary OF the
Vermont Domestic Missionary Society
preached on Sludsy morning to 3 large
aud spprecistivo audience, on the work OIL
the society.
There we're thirty arrivals u The
Bromley House last week, among them
DR.. X b. Barton, wife and two children
with good number OF friends from Nov
York city, also Mrs Lydi. Allen Of Green
aeld, Mass, Mr.. aud Mira Charles Lyon
Of Shushsp, N Y. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
smiu Barnard OF South Dikots, all rels
lives OF Dr. Burton.
Our homes are daily cheered by the
arrival OF long sbsel frends, sm ong them
we notice Clsrk Batehelder and con
Eugene OF Fi,cbbure, Mass, Mrs. Martha
Howe aud Llcien Howe OF Brsttebofo.
Albert Lyon with friends and Miss Della
Hap God is also at Wsyside cottage.
The laying OF the corner stone Of the
Stark Monument, Tuerdsy. was . great
success. The day was foe and there was
. lsrse gathering OF iownspeople and
quite number from other tovps, includ
log some prominent men. The corner
stone was laid bys young son Of Dr. r.
B. Rurton OF Nes Yott Who hes been the
prime mover 10 the mstter. though the
idea OF . monument fret occurred 10 q
woman. A metallic box ives placed in Q
receptacle ID sda for II 10 the stone, contain
ing som. coins Of II !. year, papers show
ing the work oil the association, copies o.
several newspaper r., and some other mat
tiers. Dr. Burton gave the principal
address. which. though not long, was
very interesting. He was followed BY
brieier remarks by J. X Bstchelder Of
Arlington and NJ. j. Hspsood and @. X.
Davis OF this town and Mrs. Draper Of
NsuiuR'ou' hh tuht VS. ss'p "s "uo
" and appropriate Miss Sosie Hspgood
closed with the following:
What ives il built the monsment.
That piled these stones 80 high;
That raised this shaft Of scup,ured rock,
Thus towering tovsrds the skyl
Were those the hands that die the work
Thst pov cement the stone:
Wss It you OF or james or George,
Or mighty Fal.ler-,onf
| tell yo7, friends, 10 none OF these
This work 10 doe one whit;
What raised this granite nobumen.
Wss Biselow Buitons ent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

IL nsnebssisf. Ansusi 81. issl. h.ry A,
xife ~ Nathaniel Iawuey
free from care sRa psia
Dear ffisna. thoG ar At rest,
Tue ioss 70 ~, 30 thee 10 ssia
fufsvef viii the tiett
A mother kiaA And fAithful.
irisbd 70 81 - tfns
uet hearts ssf eety nsfplal
40 Get ienshnsx ~stps
A ha.h.uA lon mfHN4he
The wile he lived - lanR.
ulns shsre thef'el b. 20 sSAAa.
10 10 10 tho glad cong
The .3ne 81 those .ho sa0qaet
Al 500. sfpana The throne,
Are nee Amqns The sietafs
lnfprtf 9th Gods owh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10
High Grade Municipal Bonds
Bought and Sold.

We offer, subject TO sale 90, 900 pitkin County.
Col, per cent, Bonds. This is a good county
bond. bearing 4 high rate, AZ thoy were issnsd
several years ago. Legal opinion by Judge
Daniel Il. PARKS OF Denver - tho well known
authority on Colorado bonds.
We offer sl3. 600 o. per cent. New Hampshire
First Mortgage. on first class hotel property
that is assersed for $50 tG0, Also insured tor
$50 600. This will male q choice, long time, q
per cent. investment.
Core spopdenoo solicited with Investors.
n. u. POWELL co,
Woodstock VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10
CUMBERLAND

-Mn james Bowen and daughter and
Mrs. Hlllisu Wslker took = carriage
dfiEe TO Psslet fsesnilJ.
The recital Of Miss Ethel Ames vas
sres,ly enjoyed by those present. sud II
she comes here sssin she vlll hsye =
psoted house.
-Mrs. Mary Tel, Of Hoosiok Falls,
who 10 stopping with her sister, Mn In.
Bentley, vent to Cam bridge CD Friday to
visit brother who is III.
Mrs. Grsves, widow Of the late Eben
Graves, aud one OF our oldest residents.
died Last week. the funeral being held 90
Sunday. Rev. Mr. Smart OBLIGATED. Mrs.
Graves vas very highly respected and her
loss will be deeply felt 10 this CON muuily.
ARLINGTON
The Arlington House has . good nun
Der Of city goe,ts
Miss Halle Phillips started for the
sesshore 90 Monday,
-. J. Stakeholder was 10 Manchester
MONDAY on business.
Several OF our carpenters are st work
building . house 10 Manchester village.
Hon J. X B.tchelier attended the
dedication Of The Ssrk Monument at
Peru on Monday.
"A terrible accident took place u East
Arlington last Thursday. Mrs. Charlotte
A Andrew was Of work shout the kitchen
When her clothing took are from ~ oil
stove, Her screams soon brought help
and the fre Was exiting uisbed, but Mrs
Andrews was so badly burned tbs, she sur
yived bat . few hours. The deceased WAS
highly teemed for kiadness and helpful
ness 10 church and society end her loss
will be deeply i.lt
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-23

DeWoody, son.in.law OF ID. ID. Holdridge.
Remember Epworth League straw.
berry festival, Friday evening, May 2G,
at Mrs. j. 4. Johnson's. Admission. 10
cents. X
Try those hot biscuits to be given at
| kundert Il Fi,zgerald's store next week,
baked in the Majestic range in three
minutes.
Remember Geo. Cooks special prices
on jewelry continues all this month
Come early to get the benefit OF the
large assortment.
The young peoples choir OF Grace
Episcopal church are requested to meet
for practice Wednesday evening OF this
week instead Of Thursday.
The ladies Of the Cemetery association
are prep ,ring to give a luncheon Satur-
day afternoon OF this week at which
sandwiches, Strawberries. ice cream, ETC..
VIII I6 ocINtu. iuCc ouuOuuSVSA 1otCAs
From May ~ to June 3. all next week,
Kundert 4 Fitzgerald, at their store,
will give a special exhibition OF the Ma.
jestic range. Hot biscuits to all callers.
Mre. c. A. Kelley, Mrs. J. l. Huobell
and Mrs. Jos. Gilbert. departed to Sioux
Falls to attend an NJ. +. foreign mission
convention, as delegates from the local
society.
All next week. Kundert l. Fitzger.
aid will give q special exhibition OF the
Majestic range. Read in their adver-
tisemeut the premium to be given free to
purchasers.
II. S. Williams and family returned to
KinRsbury county to-day. They have
spent tho last six months in the city,
keeping house for their boys who are at
tending the Normal.
Commissioners Tansey and Freeman
OF Miner county we're III the city to-day
GA their way to the Lake county poor
farm to get pointers for establishing a
poor house in Miner county. The latter
county has a farm but as yet has not
yentured upon caring for it's " poor IN
q house OF it's own.
f. w. Ketcham has let the contract OF
building his new residence to A. r
Glover. The main part OF the house
will be % by 30 feet, and the kitchen ad'
dition IA by 20. both two stories high
The building will be finished 10 the
most modern styles and with basement
and all will cost about $500.
The macy friends in Madison OF Mrs
Jordan. wife OF Presiding Elder Jordan
Of this district, will b panied to Learn
that tho lady va stricken with psra'ys''
!. some time ago from which che was mol
expected to reoover. Latest sdv'ce'
from Sioux Falls, however, state thai
. there is . probability OF her recovery.
Commander, G. O. Bailey OF Gen
Shields Post, 10 this city, says that tn
oost at ito meeting last evening decide<
IN invite oil soldiers OF the Spanish war
All old Southern soldiers and all Sons o
vateraus. in Lake county to Join will
}. them 10 Decoration Day observance AM
a. Commander OF the post 90 invites
4 them.
President H. P. Smith yesterday re
oeived 3 letter from VIM. J. 6rysn &c
I oepting all the arrangements TOT MS ~
Ipearaucs st the Chsutauqua GROUNDS o
June 9th, but to-day received " .e's
gram from him stating that he could 10
arrive on that date, but would oe nel
on the Goth without fail. This Will Q
: the second day Of the assembly.
Al tho close OF the meeting OF the 'oos
Euosmpmsnt, I. o. o. F. last evening
4 I'M p~atrisrohs and their wives perp'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-23
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

SNA 0b<BsVuUI6Ss
aeas 50 cents, FAX 81.
w. WI houshton departed for Brook.
NJ. Cline and sister departed
'''es on a visit 70 friends.
:. eett'n departs this evening to
B., INA Monty's bridge crew at
N. "arker, the Mitchell elooutionist,
guest OF Mary Jones over night,
s"S' this morning.
report: Partly cloudy to.
Wednesday. Warmer ex.
"eSs portion tonight.
bus from the est: Chas. 0latz
'0pe' Ed, Olson and wife, n. 4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-23

am prepared to furnish everything
IN the line OF monuments, ton bstonee,
etc. For fixing up your cemetery lots.
leave orders at Fifth street. first door
west OF city hall. K. ". D~IEDRICKsoN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-23
Madison parry Wagon

After May l, Hexom's dairy milk wag.
on will make the rounds OF the city
morning and evening. Leave orders for
milk or cream with the driver OF the
dairy wagon and it will be delivered any
time of the day. Rates reduced soon
for the summer season, also telephone
connection soon. CLAUS HENoM.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-23

City residence lots for sale. SIS to 500.
ELMER SHERIDAN.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-12
Thst Th,ebbIns Mssssehs.

Would quickly leave you, If you
used DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands OF sufferers have proved
their matchless merit tor sick and
nervous headaches. They make
pure blood and strong nerves and
build up your health. Easy to
take. Try them. Only IS cents.
Money back if not cured. Sold a,
Joys Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-12

his gun in one hand and ten
dered it to Mrs. Tindall, telling
her not to be alarmed as he intend
ed 70 give himself up as soon as
the shooting ceased. Mrs. Tindall
took the revolver and laid it away
out OF reach Hunt was very badly
scared and said he was forced to
make the attemptto escape, Frank
Bohannon having threatened to
kill him II he refused. As Sheriff
Barr came up Mrs. Tindall inform
ed him that one OF the prisoners
was in hiding in her kitchen.
Hunt was taken back to the county
Jail and put in the cage, having
been preceded by Moran and Bo-
hannon.
Within an hour the prisoners
had made their escape, robbed the
Jail residence, held up the sheriff,
engaged in battle with the citi-
zens in which eighteen shots were
fired and two men wounded, been
brought to bay and surrendered
and landed once more in the Jail.
1t has been many day since La
unta was the scene OF so many
exciting events. Although many
prominent citizens gave expression
to the sentiment that hanging
would be none too good for Frank
Bohannan, at no time was there
any danger OF mob violence being
resorted to.
OF the two injured men, Guy
Gibbons, who was shot in the
jaw, was the only one seriously
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-12
An Epidemic Of pis,,hoes.

Mr.. A. Sanders, writing from
Cocoanut Grove, Fla, says there
has been quite an epidemic OF di-
arrhoea there. He had severe
attack and was cured by four doses
OF Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy He says
he also recommended it to others
and they say it is the best medi-
cine they ever used. For sale at
the Arcade Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-12

1899. a motion to have the dues
paid semi-anuually. July Isl and
January Ist OF each year was
adopted.
Itis desired that these payments
be made promptly to the treasurer,
Mrs. S. X. Mendelson.
Gentlemen are eligible to mem
bership and their cooperation and
support is solicited.
MRs. X. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-12

hurt. DR.. Ragsdale reported yes
terday morning that he was getting
along nicely. Peter Snorer. who
is brother-in-la law Of Harry Pear
son, returned to his home in Dodge
City the day following the shoot
ing. He was shot through the
palm of the hand, and not a
bone was broken or = blood vessel
severed.
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-12
SENSATIONAL 8 Ja.,saeAx.
1visonsss Mold W Jsiies lewis sad
enloy On Hours essedom.-rWo
Men Shot, but no TStsljtIeo.

A sensational jailbreak occurred
in this city about 9 o'clock last Sat
urday morning, in which all the
prisoners had an opportunity to
to escape, but only three made the
a,tempt--Frank Bohannon. who
deliberately murdered his father
at Fowler last May; William j.
Moran, who is being held for bur
glarizing Price-Draper's store few
months ago, and Emerson Hunt,
charged with forgery. All were
captured within three-quarters OF
an hour, and safely landed in the
county Jail, but not until two citi-
zens had been wounded by Frank
Bohannon. Peter Snorer, a fire.
man on the Santa Fe, between La
Jun,a and Dodge City, was wound
ed in the right hand, and bullet
from Rohannon's revolver struck
Guy Gibbons in the chin. shatter-
ing the jaw bone, and being after
wards extracted from the back OF
his neck.
The prisoners have heretofore
been permitted to shave on Sunday
morning. when Sheriff Barr and
/ UndersheriH Steward are both at
the Jail. On Saturday morning,
however, probably in accordance
with we'll laid plans, they asked
Tailor Lewis for permission to
| shave, day earlier than is custom
ary. There was nothing in the
request to arouse suspicion. and it
was readily granted. Jailor Lewis
I placed the shaving utensils in the
corridor and then released Moran
from the cage. After he had fin
ished shaving, Lewis opened the
door OF the cage for Moran to en-
ter. Hunt was ready to come out
and as the prisoners were about to
pass each other in the doorway
both grabbed Lewis and Moran
took his gun away from him.
Lewis yelled Justify for help, bu,
was soon silenced by Moran who
threatened to blow the top of his
head off unless he kept still and
Immediately turned over his keys.
Mrs. Sena Smith, who is EN-.
ployed at the Jail, heard the scuffling
in the corridor and Lewis outcry,
and Immediately summoned Mrs.
Barr, who was upstairs. Mrs.
Barr sent Mrs. Smith up town in
search of Sheriff Barr and to give
the alarm. Sheriff Barr was stand
ing in front OF the postofiice and
Mrs. Smith excited!y informed him
that all the prisoners had broken
out and got away. Sheriff Barr
started on dead run for the jail,
followed by large crowd of ci,i
zens who Immediately suspicioned
that something was wrong there
Barr stopped at Adams livery
stable and ordered saddle horse
sent to the Jail with all possible
speed. He supposed of course
that the prisoners had all left the
Jail building, and intended to Sc
cure his Winchester and start in
pursuit. He ran up the front steps
OF the jail and was met at the door
by Moran who ordered him with an
oath to throw up his hands. Barr
Immediately recognized the fact
that the jig was up with him and
elevated his hands. Moran was
trembling like leaf, and Barr tried
to boost the prisoners courage by
saying:
"Now don't get excited, Moran;
you've got way the best OF this and
you might as well keep cool about
it."
BY the time Barr arrived the
prisoners had all been released
from the cage aud were ransacking
the ;ail residence for firearms and
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-12
c.m...,, Association me.,e..

All members OF the La Junta
Cemetery Association are hereby
notified that at the last meeting of
the association, held June goth,
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-12

sA'Sy' ASAA 0Oueouohs AA0as
and Moran each had a revolver,
and they had secured the watches
and purses of Mrs. Barr and Mrs.
Smith. Frank Bohannon, who
was as cool as an iceberg, walked
| up to Barr and said:
"How much you got. Mr..
Sheriff"
"You'll find a little change in
my pants pocket" said Barr.
| Bohannon extracted 80 cents
from Bars pants pocket and re-
marked:
"Not very flush this morning,
Mr.. Sheriff. Is that all you've
got1 Must have more somewhere
Bohannon then took Bars gun
away from him, his watch and
star, and wallet from his inside
vest pocket containing $45. Bo-
hannon was not at all gentle in
searching the sheriff. He simply
tore the star out OF Barr's vest, and
snatched his watch, breaking the
chain. The sheriff was then or
dered TO back into the corridor Of
the Jail where they had locked up
Mrs. Barr and Jailor Lewis, and
the three men, Bohannon, Moran
and Hunt made their escape out of
the rear door and climbed over the
Jail yard fence into the alley.
/ BY this time at least one hun
drcd citizens had gathered about
the Jail and as the prisoners started
lup the alley the shooting com
,nenced. Ex-Sheriff Frost started
after Bohannon on horseback and
the latter turned and shot at him
twice, both shots taking effect in
! the crowd at the rear. One bullet
| pierced the hand OF Peter Snorer
who was standing near the planning
mill, and the other shattered the
jaw OF Guy Gibbons who had
I brought saddled horse for the
/ use Of Sheriff Barr.
Bohannon and Moran then start
ed east, with s. n Rose, ex Sheriff
/ Frost and ex-Jailor Ryder in hot
| pursuit. Rose fired at the prison
ers twice with Winchester, but
neither shot took effect. The TWO
prisoners got as far as w. Deans
residence and got out OF sight for
moment on the porch. AS soon
as Rose got . bead on them with
his Winchester they threw their
guns down and surrendered Bo-
hannon and Moran we're brought
back to jail by Rose, Frost and
Ryder and locked up. Bohannon
told Frost on the way back that he
intended to kill him, take his horse
and get away, and it was lucky
thing for the latter when he fell off
the horse that the animal turned
and went north, forcing Bohannon
to change his plans.
While the shooting was going on
| Sheriff Barr, Mrs. Barr, Tailor
Lewis and three OF the prisoners,
William Coburn, Robert Bruntz
and Lee Bohannon were locked up
in the Jail. Lee Bohannon had
returned to the Jail to secure his
coat and lat and during the ex-
citement was locked up by mistake.
The other two prisoners made no
attempt to escape. As soon as
Barr caught sight OF Lee Bohan-
non in the corridor he pounced
upon him supposing he had the
keys. but discovering his mistake,
hallowed to the crowd to come in
side and release him. Andy Smith
secured a sledge hammer and
smashing the paddock on the COR
ridor door, released the sheriff,
Mrs. Barr and Jailor Lewis. Barr
Immediately secured his Winches-
ter and started in pursuit Of the
prisoners.
Emerson Hunt had gone up the
alley and entered the residence of
H. r. Tindall. He entered the
door, grasping the barrel Of
La Junta tribune., 1899-07-12
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