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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
WILLIAMSBURG

WILLIAMSBURG VA. February ~
Cspecia. 1.-The schooner 70. " Lane. ~
yorktown belonging fo Captain Maynard.
Of BigeioWs. which was thought tO have
been Lost ln the Gee VAS discovered yes
terday drifting in the bay and towed 70
Gums Island by a revenue cutter
Mr and Mrs A. g. Woodland Who have
been on a. visit Of several months no their
SON Sir W Woodland in Delk- LEFT
Tor their home yesterday M he West
Miss Irene B0ssieIK ~ Richmond after
a pleasant visit t0 Mr. and Ars George
Hanklrs. ien for home This evening
SIR r. vs. WarburtOn and Mr. 30. r.
Spencer returned yesterday from bust
ness ard pleasure Trip ~ Richmond.
Mr. Iim0re Dickinson. principal ~ the
HIN school at CreWe. is at bis home
here on a flrl0ugh the school having
closed Tor "a few days on account n
water rising ln the basement ~ the school
building where the furnace Is located
Mrs. John r. Alvey and daughter Of
Richmond and Mrs. stark u Grand
Rapids Mich. are visiting an the home
~ Dr. George A. Hankins, on England
street
The Ice has almost entirely DISAPPEARED
from me lower james. AID a number ~
steamers and sailing vessels were on
served to-day passing up and down boin
the James and York rivers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
HEART DISEASE.
SOME FACTS REGARDING Ihh
RAPID INCREASE or HEART
TROUBLES.
DO Not De Alarmed, Hut Look for
the Cause.

Heart troubles. az least among the
Americans. are certainly increasing. aud
while this may be largely Que 90 the ca
element and worTy OF American business
life. a. is more often The result OK weak
stomachs. OF poor digestion.
Real organic disease is iucursble, but
not one case IN a hundred OF heart trou-
Die Is organic.
The close relation between heart trou-
bic and poor digestion Is because both
ORGANS are controlled by the same sreat
nerves. the sympathetic and Pneumo-
gastric.
In another way, also. me heart is al
focted by the form Of poor digestion,
y hich causes gas and fermentation from
half digested food There IL q feeling 81
oppression and heaviness In the chest
caused hy pressure OF the distended st0m-
ach on the heart and lungs interfering
with their action hence arises palplta-
ton and short breath.
Poor digestion also polsons the blood
making Il thin and watery. which irrl-
tates and weakens the heart.
The most sensible treatment Tor heart
trouble = 20 improve the digestion ana 20
insure the prompt assimilation OF food
This can be done by the regular use
after meals OF some safe. pleasant. aud
effective digestive preparation, hAe
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, which may be
found al most dTugstores. and which con-
tain valuable harmless digestive ele-
ments in a pleasant. convenient form.
Il is sale 10 say that the regular. per
sistert use OF StUarts Dyspepsia Tablets
al meal time will cure any form Of st0m-
ach trouble except cancer OF the stomach,
Full-slzed package OF these Ia diets sold
by druggists at 50 cents. Little book on
stomach troubles mailed free. Address
+. A. stuart Company. Marshall. Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
Life Saved BY SHamp-RoOt
The t;rest Discovery That '"r
ktJpe, and BLADDER Troubles.

Statistics prove that more people are
brought 20 the grave BY diseases Of tAe
kidneys and bladder than % any otner
disease.
For many years medical science has
been trying % discover some remedy thar
would positively overcome these danger
Gus troubles.
But not until recently was the discovery
r,sge DR. Efmer the eminent physi-
- and scientist. after years q study
and research. and after test On test that
rever varied In the grand result. announc-
81 the discovery Of swamp-Root Whicn
bas uroven itself a most wonderful cure
for an diseases Of the kidneys ana Dia1-
der .,,o,, q,
while swanp-Root has proven sucn
rer,srkable success IN curing kidney anu
b-aader diseases. II has also prov 90
equally invaluable in the cure % Dioou
dferasas. rheumatism. liver. and stomach
troubles and in the Teguiauo anu cure
OF su uric acid troubles.
swamp-R0ot has been tested IN 50
many ways. IN hospital WORK IN pflVate
practice. among the helpless TOO poor 10
purchase relief. and has proved 80 Sue
cessful in every case that slt-lat @i
rangement has been made ~ "nlch ail
readers u the Dispatch who have not
already tried IL. may have sample bot
~ senf absolutely free by mail Also a
book telling more about swamp-koot anu
containing some ~ the thousands -los
Thousands Of testimonial letters receive
from men and women who owe tneii s9-l
health. I'm fact. their very HFts' iy w
wonderful curative properties or 7"a,Hf
Root. BE sure ard mention l.7
mord Daily Dispatch when senllns J-'
sddross fo Ut. Kiimcr & co.. bingham
ton. ~ y. l..- ,,ro
This great modern discovery is gar saie
o., rroet drue-tores Or J1-ccnt and y s.1 I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

The Fruit Intere.t-ENperimcn
Large Orchard.

ROANOKE. Va. February 2l .sp..
cial)-Roanoke county rs destined f, b.
the greatest fruit-produciug section .f
tho state Among the fruit-growers Dora.
dan Woodruff. or Air Point ls lar.a.i
the pioneer. as he was the first o..
monstrato the fact that as ln l..
growing district Roanoke county Pa
surpassed. Ie WAS tho nrst to par..r
extensive orchard ln fho BENT nu.Hn
section. which ia now yielding HH..H..
10 the owner from 500 to rs1 Th. Hr
pies OF this one orchard nre anlf f' rIri.
ers ON Tho trees. so ~ r.r N. ..0H on.a
how well an investmcrt ol f .nnI amount
OF money in fruit viii .II 100 tnH section
iu the course or few ..Irt
Since the success 0f Nr Nn0irum h.
c1me apparent nearly ll the fifmrif .'
tho county have set ouf orchards fIn'
on "a small scale and others more eti'N.
aive. Many of these are already nH
paving basis and every spring and n
notes "a material increase in the numi
of trees planted dr. Woodrum is nof
making some Interesting experiment. .H
planting rcd frult that Will boar shippHE
or the many red varieties grow.
throughout che United states. al wN "
tested and those found best adauf1
tho soll and climate or this section t
DO adopted. and hlG large orchard H
once bo grated into tho varieties ur. .i'F
most successful iu the test nDH bang
made. This test. which viii requ.f. years
OF careful research is destined 'I 'f
untold value tO fruit growers. OH.
strau0n OF the fact that fnanHh 0'I
" soil will grow fruit as well ff Hfl Nf
my other section Of tho United Hff'f
has developed the orEaniznfion nf t.
Diamond Fruit COMPANY az Salon. A .
Bowman. OF Salem. is president ni
j. Shlckel secretary
They have purchased go Hrrl0 .'
on the south side OF Roanoke river aH'f
the foot hills ~ tho Blue Ridge n'
tains. ana IN will Boz planted in n'
and aDple-trees There aro 0irea0t Grove
Ing 8 90 trees. and 900 moro hiF. aI
purchased. and are hcoled in aWallhr
spring planting ~ the HlO trD.H N'f
are apple and half are peach. 1NH H"
be- the largest single orchard in tO.
OF the country. and a. said ~ be
the largest ln the State. The peach
will bear in three years. bat The
will yield mo- profit under eight y0.r
Judge John vs. Woods to-day r0
his decision in the petition fDr
inR VI me case Of Onicer h0hIne
viefol N killing Kills tlemDh.
and vino was sentenced 40 s.t
imprisonment and 90 pay "a One
The Judge sustained the verde
jury. and now the case Will I
the Court or Appeals ~ the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

The New Election Inw-MoonshIner
Arrcsfcd--Briefs.

RALEIGH. ~ C.. February 2-(spe-
cial)-The new election law. now before
the LEGISLATURE. provides. az was the case
up 90 iA3. Tor challenging Of votes on the
day OF election that is az the polls The
opponents ~ this plan. who. Of course.
arc Republicans claim that 70 will be
used 90 block voting.
The state grants charters 10 the Kapp-
Miller Flourng-Min Company, o. For
sythe county, capital $500 and the
Union Furniture Company. OF Durham
with f20 600 capital The development Of
the furniture manufacturing interest ln
this state during tIe past Two OF three
years is very remarkable.
Rufus Pool. deaf-mute white man. was
killed yesterday by "a scab0ad Airline
train near Rdeeway. on his person was
found $500 His home was in this county
and his body was brought here.
The funeral of Rev Dr. Bennett
smcrdcs will ha held here tomorrow
morning from Christ church. Ills age was
- years. Tie leaves three daughters and
three sisters
To-day "a young mOonshincr was brought
here and jailed. He was married iast
week and hIs bride came with him. There
g. considerable mooushining in this Sec
zion. u Increases steadily.
Farmers sty that owing 90 the extreme
bldnesr of tho weather tAey have been
able FOB do no farm work. For more than
forty days tho ground has been either
Wet or frozen.
The Senate passed hll abolishing the
Western Criminal Circuit Court IL elect
td new Democratic Board OF Die
r.ct0rs NJ the Blind Institution here. and
also confirmed Governor Russfifa nominal
ton can Democratic as directors %
the state Normal college. 90 Greensboro.
and the Eastern Hospital az MorgantOn.
There was notable asssmblase boo the
Senate chamber this afternoon 20 hear
the argument before committee Tor and
AGAINST dispersHry a. Charlotte. 4
special train brought -0 leading citizens
az Charlotte here who favor d'spen-
sary. Many speeches were made. Finally
Senator Osborne. of Charlotte. who 0p-
poses the bill appealed 90 the committee
10 stand by him ana report the bin un-
favorably. By a vote Of 4 20 the COM
rnittee so decided A scene az great eN-
element eusIed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
utMPDEN-sIDNEY.
The intermediate Celebration Of the
Literary Societies.

liAMPpEN-slpNEY VA, February ..
,Speoiall-The intermediate celebration
of literary societies of the cogege took
place last night. There was "a large aud
Interested audience The following VAS
The programme of speakers and subjects.
a. Is. Laing West Virginia. subject.
shall thc United States Establish Colo
mics ~. g.. Bell. Virginia. subject.
''Ihe Religion OF the Norsemeu". D. r.
LOWery Virginia. subject. Heroes. j..
"a. Richardson. Virginia. subject "Au
Auglo-Amer.can Alliance T. T. john
son Virginia. subject The Naval Hes
roes OF lsss'. f. O. Lee Virginia, subject.
The Closing Century" The speeches
were Of high order and were Literally
applsuded
The Rev. r. r. Boykin. Of Nelson couu-
ty a prominent and interested allmnls.
and one of the most promising young
divlnes iu Virginia offered The opening
prayer. The celebration was presided over
by the Rev. Dr. Mcllwaine. president of
the college. Who closed the exercises with
some striking "reminiscences OF the frst
intermediate celebration be attended.
There are quite number ~ visitors on
the Hill among them Miss Peck 0f Staun-
ton. Miss Lyle OF lexington. Miss Thorn
ton OF SmithVile. Miss English. % Rich
mond. and Miss Marshall OF Smithviue.
On Saturday night The Private Secre-
tary' Will be- rendered in the college
chapel BY the Hamplen-Sidney Dramatic
Club.
Or Mcnwaine left to-day for Richmond.
whence be proceeds or tour North in
the interest OF the college. 10 which be Is
So mlch devoted and for which be has
done more than any living man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
ID, MenseI on Palestine.

Rev. Dr Paul Monzei. Of St. Johns Ger
man Evangelical church. delivered an
address last night ia the sunday school
room ON his recent Visit 20 the holy
Land. The address was OF surprising
interest. and was closely followed. IL
was along the same lines. and treated
~ the sights. scenes, and Incidents OF
which Dr. Mcneil has heretofore given
accounts TO Dispatch reporters AT the
close of the lecture a collection was taken
nm and "A handsome sum realized for the
missions established in Palestine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
LOCUST BLossoM WINS.
Only FnVorite Go DO so-Ne"ther
Ffne-TracL slow.


Ffne-TracL slow.
NEW ORLEANS February 8-Segen-
ty-slxth day. Crescent city Jockey cubs
winter meeting Weather fine. track slow.
Locust Blossom Was the only winning Ia
Flr.t-.
Fret race-six furl0nss -Agtator Q 20
% won. Free Hand - to and 90 81 So
c1ld. Jim Flood fJ to ID third. Time. l.ii.
second race-One mle-Jlmp 90 to p
won. Jim McCleery q % . and 90 % SEE
cond Dandy H. q % . third. Time.
I.h a.
Third race-ons and 0ne-eighth miles
Monk Wayman @ 90 - won. Tonic % %
1 and even) second. Eyanatus 90 % y
third. Time 2m a.
Fourth racs-sIN fIricrEs-Flllage Pride
15 20 Do wen. Dave S. % 20 and evenl
second. Sensational % % g. third. Time.
1.f61-2
fifth race-0ns mile-Ma Angeline IS 20
ID won. Nance l.. ~ to I and 20 ID SEE
c0nd Earl Fouso q 10 - third Time.
1.#I-2
sixth race-seven furlongs- Locust Bios
som q % . won. Xassia e % Z and % y
second Frost q 20 ID third. Time. laz IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

4 Specialist Pronounced 10 small
pON.

CREWE. VA. February 8.-(speclaD -
our town has been I'm a high state OF ex-
element since saturday the 18th when
"a case or smallpox. or varioloid. was re-
ported near the corporate limits. While
three or our physicians were certain that
they had properly diagnosed the case. I'm
order 20 satisfy some persons the Mayor
had a specialist 90 see tho case to-day.
He entirely agrees with our physicians I'm
their diagnosis All precautions have
been taken 90 prevent the spread OF tho
disease. such as compulsory vaccination
and enforcement OF the quarantine reRu-
htlonH. Dr Il. II. Adams has charge OF
tho case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

EMPORIA. February q f5Declal)- hr
w r. Moss and Miss Annie " Han
were married on yesterday. Rev. 81 A.
Davidson officiating
The small -poK scare has aoated 10
great extent. many persons are Delhs
yaCcinated and she quarantine - KEPT
up. though not very rigid.
The condition 81 Mr. Charles Baker re-
mains unchanged
Mr. r. PeytOn Turner viii leave IN a
Few days % accept buslness position ~
Spartanburg B. q.
Miss Mary r. Turner spent a r." das'
with frlends al Durald this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
GIonee.trr Notes

ZANONL VA. February
claLJ-Only scattering patches
banks M snow remain goo
~ the lato fierce and memorial.
Tho earth i8 Hatef-s0akDd hlf 0.
are not yef iu much worse coni
We are accustomed t0. H'as' ln
weather.
Mr Frank r. Davies reached Dom
Tuesday from Northampton
land. whittier ho went t9 Ust
ycmber.
Miss Lily Drumm0nf viii rHrH
Norfolk during me week having
her friends. the Misses Byrd at
halI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
ON, PsIiey Of Territorial Expansion.

Extreme snnsxationists are advocating
the addition OF Canada 20 this country.
and think Il can be accomplished IN a
peaceful manner without exciting quar-
rel with England. such grave questions
call for the Wfsest ststesms nship. Just az
dyspepsia. constipation. liver and kidney
diseases. and malaria can Tor thorough
ly reliable remedy Ike Hostetters Sto-
mach Bitters No experimenting should
be done with untrted medicines, when an
old-@stabiishsc prsparatien II 70 es nar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
OF Acetylene Gas-BOy Fatally In
tured. Perhaps-Othsrs Hurt.

LYECHBCRG VA. February z3-'spe-
clal)-Harry Cieland son OF Nr. james
NJ. Cleland. Was fearfully injured this
afternoon By the explosion OF an acety-
lene gas generator. He went into the it,
tie alright. strongly-conslructed build
Ing h which the machine had been placed.
and removing the TOP OF the tank,
struck a match 70 examine the Interior.
There vas a terrific explosion. and young
Cleland was thrown back with such force
that he knocked down one side u the
huliding A boy VINO vas standing just
inside the door with his foot on the sill.
vas blown through the opening a distance
OF twenty feet. and two boys on the out
side were hurled over the TOD Of a lot Of
bushes Their injuries, however. were
very slight. Clelands injuries may prove
fatal Every tooth was torn from his
mouth. His brother. William Clelanr, was
accidentally shot and killed ia Habana
a few weeks ago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
NEWPORT NEWS.
The smali-Pox--Mr. Huntington and
Party-Briefs.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. February o.
Speciall-lnformati0n has been received
here 10 the effect that the city OF Char
lCttesville has Guaranteed against New
pert News. Norfolk. aud Alexandria on
account OF the smallpox. This inrorma-
ton came from a reliable source this
morning. and this afternoon Mayor Moss
received a letter on the subject from the
Mayor Of ChAriot;esyites This action
on the part OF the aufhoEifes q Char
lottesvllle Is considered uhof4y unWar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

sumed in open session. am agreement be-
ing reached that no other business should
be- transacted tonight. Upon completing
the reading OF the bill the Senate, az 7.35
= NJ adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

DIR BsIr. Cough syrup Invariably
cures children's colds. Sold for 3 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

On motion Of Mr. Carter, the Senate, al
so r. NJ. went into executive session,
and after a brief executive session the
reading Of the Alaska code bill vas re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

Mr. Montague moved that the plea he
rejected. and Mr. Wendenburg aVgued at
some length. celebrating on the point
made that the record of the former trial
did not show that the jury was dis
charged because IL was impossible Tor Il
60 agree. MI Sands replied 20 Mr. Wend-
snburs and characterized the plea as
tmperuDcut and not germane. He thought
the whole proceeding was irregular. and
that such a plea could only hold IN
bsn n exceptions. The plea was re
lectSo by the Court. the defence except
ing, and the jury being brought hack into
court Mr.. Sands Sfose and briefly out
lined What the prosecution expected 10
prove making a succirct review OF the
evidence, as aeduoed al the two former
trials
Mr.. Wendenbarg followed. and told
what the defence expected 20 prove and
entered into a discussion OF the testi-
mony previously given hy 5. h. Moore
using a In a Hypothetical manner The
prosecution objected, ana. authorities be
ins presented. the Court permitted Mr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24


During the entire session to-day until
5 o'clock tne Senate had under cOnsidera-
ton the river and har0or bin Good pro-
gress was made. eighty-nine pages hay-
ing been disposed o. with the exception
" one amendment The bills c0nslIera-
ti0u Will D. resumed tomorrow a. II
o'clock
shortly after the opening u the session
Mr. Faulkner Of West Virginia. present
ed the protest u John + McGraw against
the seating OF ~ Il. scott. elected a
senator from West Virginia. II was Or
dersd 20 he on the table.
VOLUNTEERS TO RETAIN COLORs.
A bil. reported from the Committee on
Military Affairs. permitting volunteer reg
iments 90 retain their cOiors, and % de-
post them in the State Capit0ls. Was
passed.
Al 5.B p. NJ. the river and harbor bin
was laid aside Lightweight pages having
been completed.
A ball granting % the Denison. Bonham
and Gulf Railway Company al rights.
privileges and franchises heretofore
granted % the Denison. BOnham and New
Orleans Railroad Company VAS passed
also. a bill authorizing the Georgia Pine
Railrrad Company. Of Georgia, to con-
struct a bridge across the Flint river In
Decatur county. Ca
Alaska CODE BILL
on motion Of Mr. Carter. the Senate. al
so r. NJ. went into executive session.
-. q
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
B; UND OVER
The Second Man Held on Ser
 iOuS Charge

In Juetic ShusteI's court yesterday after the examination of Geo Morgan who, as stated in the columns was bound over tp appear before the grand jury Un chs'ye Oi murder or being an acces;o v to the killingof J phn Dun can At Hackers Hot Spring-, the ca.e of x Mitchell who was associated with Morgan and charged with the same crime, came ntxton the docket and he wis al O held to await the action ot the grsut iry, ,examins- ton b, ing waved. The bond was fixed at Sl500 s1d was promptly fur nish ad. Mr C Mpryau is in the custody oi the she.iT pending the arrival Of his bond from Wi.cix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
X BOLD ATTEMPT
X Noted BaGdid Fuiled in His
 Attempt to Escape

When Sheriff Stewart of Eidy county, New Mexico, called on Tom Ketchrm, the famous "Blsck Jack, !" in the hospital few days ago, Black Jack" saii jOcos ly to ths sheriff. "i am getting far, .o hen they hang me they can eat nie If they want to-
 Secretary Martin was present, and after leaving the hospital couclu ed that there WAS "sCme' hing up" to lead the prisoner to talk in such a tone, and told the .herif tL at ks;cbum was making some plan. After a re- port on this -utiec. was made to Sl- perintendent Bur un, special visi- lance was exercised, with the result that & plan to secure the ercape ot the train roLber was CisooveEed The New M, xissn says that in the c!o h. used ss bandago for the wound of the irIsorsr and wra ped aroGnd hls body, was found .te, saw male of 8 clock spring arpsrs Etly. and in th- water clCstt of the hospital, which the Prisoner fre4uents, a complete wooden pistol cCvefed with tinfoil was ii oov,yeG hidGcn.
 The plan contt up'atsa was to cav through the ho-pitaPs ticor, surprise gpsrd by hourishing the mock wea- pon, se,ze the guarG's gun and fight a way cut fl necessary, or perish in the attempt. There is no doubt that the prison,r is quite equal toa tCli at tempt of this character. When the saw wGs discovered on the person Of tie convalsscept, he broke down wi;h emotion. He was promptly removed from tte hospital to the cell houss from which he caano; hope to escape
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

Sul ervisor NJ c Benton is experience ir ccns idsrGlle annoyance from his irJured ioreEpger which was hur, some time siuee. The doctors hsve advised emputstioD and the Supervisor is re- luctant to submit to the operation. IL is probable, however, he will finally consent and part with the iijIred digit inasmuch as it's usefulness Is chiefly prin prom ot1r, in that the .tiaened finger persists m stubbing against some object on every provo- cation. much to the Jetriment of nil nervous system, while 1t also hr E tendency to crowd him dangerously near the cussiLg lioe. Ths Super visor's early Sunday School trs;ning i, the only thing that has saved him thus.Hr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
WAS DISCHARGED
Case Of Mistaken Identity
 Against " C Pot ger

Today the case against w c Potti- ger of Barrett on a charge O! robbing post ofiice boxes at Pa-adsna Cal. in 1896. cane up bef1io U : Curt Com missioner Em.nun thi. afternoon with the result that Mr Pot,iger was honOrably discharged from custody, thus yiudicstIng hID from the tenn poraIy finn of an of ense which un- ,stiy fell upon one who was inno.ent.
 The story of Mr Po.tiger's arrest was stated in these columns before and the belief an AS ,e-,ion that uld pubt- ly a case O. mistaken identity would be the result, has h~en Jr.tified by the sequel Cf events in the case. Mir Al fred Barrell arrived this morning from Los Angeles to iienti y MT Pot,iser as the Mr Reay wanted for the crime, but was unable 10 do So. The appear ance of the two msn, he sta'ed, could not have been mo.e widely warrant and identliic ation as the man was wanted impossible.
 Mir Pottiger, though u,l.r b ond keanly felt the inconvenience and annoyance of arrest, and is o! the opini II that the youthful! detective who was inspired to prefer the charge had his vision perverted by malice, when he clsimeI resemblance of the accused 70 the real man wanted. NIT POttiger returned 10 Barrett today to resume his duties as snelterman et the Copper King Co. mines,