davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

IIibi. ga, bet par bans 9eitrGbelier
/ oerne Retning ION fsrit rstteoe
Wistantsn pau ham. Wanoag orog
Oetettip WturpbD 20 Sheriff Nterrtl
til poItbuist / Gonitance, ion er oms
trent ire Wtl / gtoropeit for Wiies
Sism. Gfter nogIe o~lminpelige Spersz
madl, bespnote Wturpbp at tale NED
iettenoe ON Giie5 JumiIje, % bele
SobnIOns Bam.lis itiueoe Jig sisblittes
Zig pda famine Sioe.
st bittert lloenItab bapos / lang
5io raaoet meQem Ben Jobnion %
WiIe, % ba Ben SobniOn baooe Iagt,
at can bar rRo fpr, al DtIe ptIoe
orGbe bam," Ipur8te Wurpbp BAN /
5crbigaaenoe, boor ban par cen III
ten, oa Woro:t bleO "forspet, CO ON
ban iaa fprDaetige P%erI0ner. Sparet
pdr, at ban beiegts Septic GbriIt,
435 Ioums st., Noropit. Minnedpos
lis, ipm bensang opbolOt Jig 9os
5hompions, ca. ire SeirOsleS Wtil ira
Wiies Sorm. SpbnIDn f~ortdlte 0etetz
tin Murphp, at ban bar | 3hompIons
i5us 81. $50 Mften.
SSntet mere blep iugt ON Sd9en, %
Murpbn ug Merriu penote tiIbags til
Minneupplis pg benosnOts fig til Drills
Gbriit. @f benoe erfor be, at SoAnz
Ipn hupoe Itrepst til benOe pg beot benoe
butte paa, at ban bar hos Sbompipns
ST. $50 Sgnoag often ben 27oe Mai.
9repet unberrettebs benoe ON, al Sobns
ion buuoe npgst, ipm ban life turos
Itribe, men at ban piloe gao til Minnss
apolis % fortrls benoc bet.
Sobnion itrsp ogiaa Ell anbet 9rep
til Wiis GbriIt ,iom bleD opInappet AZ
0etettip Murpbp, netpp iom ppitbus
bet til benoe. Oct bar I9nger eno bet
~ferite, men al famine Snobulb, iost bet
bdo tenoe erinbre, hpor ban bar Sgnz
bag often. !0an Lab benoe inoit9nois
erinore, at be bar paa 5bompIpns
5urm Senoas often 81. $50, og ti.s
feieoe, at ban bar / en- lem Snibs, og
at bans 2ip bar / benOss !Sqnoer.
Siliibit bah ban benoe at beoe for BAN
badbe Hut % Dag.
Setettip Murp6p, Sheriff Werri[l
ug 8eputn Sheriff NterriI eit uo til
SobnIpns Siem, iom beitaar at ct
Poitbus, en- 9anbelsbutit % en- 5arm.
Wteo Zig fapos be en- Susunosrisaeliess
prbre % en- 4rreitorore, bpori Ben
Sohnion beitplbtes for Morb. 3ldaen
bar u~oicoret at Spiepb 8rppn s[er
8iie, Wiaiam Wiies grpr. Otter IL
simers Ssgen fanot Wurp6p en-
Rifle unosr t5set. Den inbebolot en-
erplooerst gatrpn. SpbnIpn bar
Suiet, bp Hi1en bleo funbst, % bans
Wtor bar bos BAN. Oa bun Iaa Riflen,
uobrgo bun: "Win Sub, bet pa,
ilemt." SOhnion tom ub al SuIet %
iagoe, at ban pilbe tilbrinse Reften al
1T Gip meb at lebe efter ben Wao, ION
hapoe lagt Rihen Der. Sdn blep ole,
blitfelig klaat meo @rrit.
Oct 0ionesbprb, ION biordeer til al
piie, at ban life er upibsnbe ON Ssor,
%brpoelien, Tan iammsnbrages iaaleoes:
Hiflen blep funbet pad bans ssdrm:
ban aiuroe en- 9eiie os isnbte to gr.p.
til Minnsupulis / ben Seniiet at etab:
lere ct alibi, for ban blep beitplpt 70,
at BABE bapt nOaet at sisre meb 5pr'
brbbelIsn, Sa- er Der be to pisers Bib.
nesbprb % bans eset. at ban bar tn
5isrbebels Mil fra Wiies Sus, b
Sfpbninsen inotraf. bpOrimop bal
ifslss Miis Gbriits oe 9bompIon
pisernes llOIasn furloo psrss Surn
81. 9.15. Sans Nor Tiger, at bal
life Tom hism for ri. 1880.
Ssaar moptog Sobnion ct Telegram
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15
Wetbuen ilaas.

9rieSbepartsmentet bar mootasst il'
ssnoe Selegrum fra General Tcrr.Fin'
WaItsr, 9ommanbdnt | 8dpituNen:
"9apitaoer, lobe SUM, 9 aitsn. =
aelps9 snnp rapportershs TIA gIosn'
"Tontsin lobe SUM. II 5ormioola 1t
Wetbuen meb ben itgrite Del al FIN
0ipiiion iiampeoe tiolig ON mcrgnn
ben 6te 10 Mil isuotnfOr SttlSmr,
bpor Golpile mso Sig6IanobrlsaSta
bar rappprteret at prrs. Wetbu'1 ''r'
lob 2inolep ben ste Suri msr rissl'si
8orraub for fig ielp us for GolnIls y
eftsrlpb paset til at boIoe 9tnNl'a rrs
en- tilitrettslis Stprts os 5'r'aa''
aelps aennp orbrsps anOr til Of PRISE
Sienoens 3prpoiter / ben 5rc, at btT'
osns Stprte bar bleost oosror''s'
Mlt er roltgt, cg Der er niger W"S
itelie for 9iitrittsrne ! SpN. Jo'oh'
belIer ncrbenfor. aroou'tdo bar Na's
aiItaorst iipsn Ste Sunt."
st anbet Telegram ira WIr. Jo'''
itiers Walter lpber iaa;
"aapltacen, lobe SUM, ? eft'rrn'''
bag. anpr / a~roonitab raPpo''''''
'Rappprt ON orabts og iaar'N ~
Rooosoal ben TIE SUM moOtdg'i III
Stpnbam, iom t%ommdrotrsr y'pIn-n
rpboIpitalst, buteret R9eno'isr "s'
spe SUM- os isnbt bib unoer t''ps.
flag: 9rabte, to OHiterer o9 ,san1
Mano; Iauret, tr, SFicsrer, 50 T'an.
at ben canacite aontin9snt %"
Mano at Cape piOnser Sstnodn'
aiment. Gtpnbum rdpPorteIs'' Y
mango er baarbt iaaret. H'THn :
SerbpIbirss er Sanger. als H'''l os.
Ter Mano / bans 2sir sr ia1r'i. :.
rem bar nplis bsiut al Abe 2s NV,
Ibirss. gfterIpsrTer gisr's' % | ~,
meme Ital telsaraferes iao mart ~"
muligt'." ..t
Openituaenbe Telegram 'r 0HH ~
Den Toite Del fan bstpos al
Weoim,nt = Al, 0erbprbire Rts'n'n'
er fanaet. Del blsu OTeni''8sI'"
furat Tom mootaset.
Soer | Stprts.
aonbon, lobe SUM. 0' ,'as,,
Tprreitiers Walter telsarl''F'i
Days 9uto fslsenoe I'll a''8'
mentet: WI,
~ai,no.ns qitettsr iists at ,l -.
paa en- Clinic fra Rip araal % rIr
RIGA station @pruit til rS. .s,St
s Raj 1lnoerrstuins ira a's ssr'
tislia iaaor saar uO poa, at en- amin,
ftprte paa ire aolonusr er nal
15o7iaii55 soa s" a''A
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

ira lin gar. Iom cr | W~tnnsdpolls'
Def LIB: "gnr peo goot Wpb; ot PED,
at ou er uitploi9. llofalost p'l blloe
goot. !0ilien fra bin gar, Dor % Que
~ -. %.SpDnton.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15
Nmerifanif W!isiipn brGnot.

Berlin, lite Suni.-Det tpite uoeuz
disappointment bar fauet telegram
ira 9etin, oateret Ssnoag @ftermio=
Dag, ON at bet d~meritdnffs WtisIicnss
bus / Sung Ghotp, pstins Sloobaon,
er br1not al be Snofebte. GmbepSz
manosne / losnrigsosparismsnts tror,
at bette bGnote 2sroag sQer Senpaa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15
2easaaraaas,

""~Ht
ring, isr man noor Go
5lais- 5i'netn bar tsuun,,is ,t itss
9aso' Here aononsr / earin,. 10y, y
1sft.i9lt' Ramp faIot pao 2s.. On
regiment, ION tos sHur,..s ''l''
TalOsoe Barometer, iant gsa na
Oaasribri9oos, iom 5lsD oolo I.s sa
sreost paa Dor bsire fIf +, On,
uiGnOte aerroin i s5.5anibi.,a N
Seq bddber, at port sab
eno 100. ROiltet er lanai ni,, .,'''n
iss 5aDDs Dsntst, naar man .%I Sts,,. '9
9tiulnssns tore 2ansos. NJ. SS
srsbst bar IsOet at 6ibb' '%S an
otrstt' Stiainser bar n,,,, ~s
arttasriet, lobe Brigade % an, S, :
Dallsri aiorOs BET msitc u.5,i S,% MIS-
SDethe 'luBet.
arissOepartsmsntet III o,I,,
9enos Telegram TIA 8snsroI ON.
asnnp, &ommanoantsn ! gro, ,s4q'
tein: "I'a'
"Sl%oenfontein, 12te 9uni, < !:
terlniooas. Bore 3ropptr IN w..
er ! 9onnep Spruit cf,erat ban, ;r, .,
6Ienben. De bill Oers g1, ,,"
Siding 81. s imOra.r ti,tis.
anOr bar 9aaet 10 ia aro,,a,,
for at afifiGrs 5ienoen. IN, sr.,..
beoer ital ienbes isncre"
Sra General 6orreiic m,r,,
fslsenos Telegram moota1,t:
"adp'faoen, 12te Sum-. s,r,.
aennp rapportsrsr, at ban n s..
bSrt no9et fra N}e.6usn FS,n y,
Suni. Den Ste tirmpsoe San ! p,,,
for Debt Sap"
sIOemiOntein tugct.
2onOOn, 13os Sum. Ct a.,s,,n
til Central NepS fra Qourenp m,,.
ques at WunoagS Date Tor !
SrarSpdals &pn'uI, mr.. Dot, r.,
pHicielt tuno9iprt, at gorns bar toas
glosmfpntein igien, % al Qrriiont
Stem netop sr psnbt tilbaos bin, ~
at griterne bar libt ct tort R,csIa,
peo Glanosfontein.
&orreipOnoenten iRoltoer # s.h.
gram mso, at BorbinoeIitr mto sr,rs. |
pddl er of'tuoret. De DiIosite % utu.
Ii9ite Rp9ter goar OUsralt.
Sager 0psrns.
2pnbon, lite SUM. ariass. |
p~atleHNeHlel pdI Wppid9et fe1sns. |
Telegram fra General Butler.
"SooeotDdrteret, gtuto,, lite 'Auri,
8.35 Worgen. - Win StDrt. tontu,
trereoe Oeo Slip Hiper osO 6crgninaa
meo Sans 0lei iaadraftss. vi me
Tom Der en- Stprts SLENDER pao 1Hdsr
lig 5000 Wonb, Ipm iittsrt bdpnt hi.
let bei9tte Stsost, men ION trat is
til6age, oo pore fore Huurnsr adtr,s
Slp. De bleo mso itor SIs9t brds !
gambling al Waior Wdn % aaphn
Sones. 9i miiteOe isr orGbts o IN
i~dareoe."
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15
ufrceen / China.
9prcrnc trurr Shin Slang. - Nrne'
rifanif GriBsifib %iorlanst.
Sciicrcns Snoifab.


0aiDinston, 12te Suni. Stats
cspdrtementet fit isaar fslssnos 1slea
gram:
"Gbin Slang, 12te SUM. I'll
5tatsminiitsren. Store antuI Snos
fepte bar oannet en- bsmmelig Orosn.
oar giort 6oIot Der. geioItnin9en
msaet Gngftelig. Sngen gsltpttsfs.
Grpoier snitrs, Martin."
Mr. Martin ,r De 6orsneps Sta
tcrs aonIul | Gbin Slang, og bans les
lsaram er Den frrIts Undertaking, iom
cr fommen bio ON uobreoelis al gorers
daiiatipnsn / BEN Del al China. Shtn
Slang er en- At Os DigtiaIts 5rattatbapa
ne / Gbinu. Den liager oso gang
tie Slang omtrsrt 100 Mil ira Sams
mtnlebe mso 1870 Suns oa i25 Wil
ira Sbon9boi, ! fpritn1onte 6aon
lioosr De 6orcnsoe Skaters aanpns
babe gdntton % Gaitine og unosrgdus
liot Repnrerina. Oct antdses at De
trar er Frroi9s. Idaut be fan isnoes til
Gbin Slang ON It Bar 0dge.
Yorerne angribsr.
Qouoon, 13oe SUM, Den finite
llnp,rrstning ira PaO Sung III er, at
8orerne, 5000 Mano It9rte, angribsr
bet tuibolIfe 9loiter Der. Sitnatlonen
CT fritiN.
De 7SorsnsOe StutsrS SrigsTfibs
RaTbpiQs % Morrocucp er %rdpporteret
| 2dtu.
&abinetsmooe.
8uI6ington, 12ts Suni, - 5 aabis
netsmooe ioag orsftes Sltuutionsn |
Glina. Miniiter 9ap fremlagoe Here
1tlearammer fra toniulpre Gmbeoss
mauO JON Tiger, at Situatiunen er NEE
act tmritiit. Oct bIep bsiluittt al forts
Tptte meo at beitDtte dmeritdnite Sors
acres Gienoom % at bdnole Iau uafs
bHngig ION muli9.
2onOpn, 12ts sunni. - Oct er rap
porteret ira Shanghai, at 1000 rus
life Soloatsr msb tpps &unoner bar
Itsaet itano / peel 5aihu Cg mdrlGeret
mob gctin. aeiierinoen er fpgtet o9
bar ieat 3iliIust / ben rusIiIte 2sga'
ton.
ct. petersburg, 10oe Suni.--Som
5elge AZ en- 8pritauelie msO be andre
Muster er ct telegram ienot til Bort
artbur meo Srors til, at 5000 WdnO
al ben rusiiits 8arniIOn itul boloe Jig
f9roiae til at 9au til Sien Sin, naa
ben ruBIiite Miniiter / Qstin ~forIdnger
Isiiitdnre.
st Ipecielt telegram fra Shanghai,
oatsrst lite SUM Tiger: "Nne 6lduoez
itnrtsrne unDtagen GusIernes hdnoler
efter Srors fra Den Brittle Nomirut.
Oct er rapporteret, al Sppeoet al en-
llolRnoira er feet pau en- Stang /
Norbbeit ior Sien Sim. Gbineierne
flpqter fra pefin % Sitn Elm til
Shanghai.
SuDifab ira Meiieren.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

tchallt Stprct pilce lrGoe 100000
SoloatsG % Narhunotsosr al Arbsiot.
Def pilos enpe meo Dc uIntteIiaite 6sla
ger baaoe ior Grebrerns % &c Spsrs
punone.
6ans WldieitGi % bans Rdabgioere
Der Qmerita % Supan ON at betGnte
iig, fer De itrioer til SsrDsrlemnelle,
Tcm osi minoite ian Opi9ttes, til
9eiisrens g~sitrGbslIsr for at itprs lit
Self % ~sitncpretts oenne itsrre Del
al rem mennefteli9e Races Ipfteli9e 2ils
pGrslie, bar pitt zig at bare frugtsss
Isle. 5pis 6oltet foriitrss ON, at
Wngterns lsoer og beitpttsr !Ss. Wajsz
itGt % life aeter at iIu9e eanoet, pil
De % SoIoaterns uosn Spipl oenbe til
bags til ben Suloitab % SroItdb, bpors
fra aeiTsrinoen bar bortpenot benz"
Narinciolbater isubt.
Waibingtpn, lite SUM-. Gfterat
baoe mootagst Telegram fra aomirdl
asmpff, isnots 5luaOeoepartementet
fslgenos telegram til apmiral Bremen
i Wanila: "Ssno sisblittelis Soluce
meo 100 Morineiolodter til Ismpf,
% bpis muligt, LAB Solacs fortIRtte
6iemreiien sftsr at bape lunoiut Wds
rineiolpdetrne."
Selegrdmmsrns fra Sempf lob lad:
"3ong Stu, lite Sum-. - 5ois ale
5orbiuoelIer mso Petin er d%fitadret,
fan jes life gda alene. 6pis andre
Wlueter gaur, gudr ies msb for at unos
I9tte Qmertfunerne, inbtil Snitruttioz
ner tommsr. Battalion MarineIolbater
fra DIanilu trGngss hdlrot. Sodr.
aempf."
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-15

2onoon, 13os Suni. arioss
oepdrtementet cffsntlissjoro. ioaars
aftss fflssnos telegram ira @eneral
Butler:
"Soubsrts 5urm, lite sunni, 5
Gftermioods. 2eiret fire Mil noroens
for @oltsruit. 2aings Net oa mas
iuba bleo fuIoItanpig rsmmet al 30
erHe i9ddraftes. Seq par nsot til at
lIaa Ssir Der pad 8runo at 8dnomans
gel. @n FORFEIT 2iIts ousr @aars=
oassns orabte Og Iaareoe Ttal Ienoss,
%lddinort ie9 fddr osn."
5sl9snOe Telegram bar offsntlios
9iort tiolisers pau 0asen.
Natal Sooeotourtsr, lie Suni.
1850 4itsn. 8i fcrcsreoe gflmonos
Vet dag. Steost sr lite m9rtst paa
Sartet, men bet .r ben iioIs Snaos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-20
COL. MAUS INVESTIGATED.
HIGH OFFICIAL injuries INTO THE
CHARGES AGAINST ROBINSON.
Visits the Sound to Examine Into
Qunrtermnster's once and Trans
port service-Is Pleased with
seattie's shipping Facilities.

Lieut. Col. Marion p. Maus. Inspector
general OF the departments of California
and the Columbia, is I'm this state tnvesti-
eating the charges made by a Tacoma
newspaper regarding the conduct of the
Office Of Capt Robinson assistant quar-
termaster L. s. A, stationed in this city.
Col Maus arrived in Tacoma Saturday
and after spending three days there came
TO this city. where he spent several hours
yesterday making a personal invesuga-
tion OF the transport service at this port
with particular reference to the admins
tration of the local quarermaster's office.
The exact nature of Col. Maus present
visit to Seattle was kept secret by him
as well as by Capt Robinson and all per-
sons connected with the local quartermas-
ters Office. Neither Col Maus nor Capt.
Robinson would discuss the nature OF the
formers mission here. 1t was ascertained,
however, from questions propounded in
Tacoma by Col. Maus and by incidents OF
his visit to Seattle that his purpose was
10 inquire into all the charges against
Capt. Robinson. and which have been
time and time again proven unfounded.
1t Ia believed that Col. Maus' investiga-
ton was brought about in compliance with
the repeated requests of Capt. Robinson
that an inquiry be made. although moth
ing official could be obtained regarding
this matter.
Col Maus as inspector general OF the
departments of California and the Column
ba has several times inspected the trans
port service here and has highly praised
the work performed in the local quarter
masters office. Yesterday, however, he
made tour of the water front here, pay
ing especial attention TO dock and wharf
conveniences and the general advantages
of the port for handling Asiatic and Alas
ka shipments for the war department He
spent an hour at the Morans plant, in
which he was greatly Interested. He was
accompa MED by j. w. elise, president of
the Chamber of Commerce, and James S.
Goldsmith.
While Col. Maus would not make a
statement for publication nor discuss with
those whom he met mis- views regarding
Seattle and its advantages as a govern
ment shipping port. 1t was apparent from
the nature of his questions and his general
demeanor that he was thoroughly well
pleased and satisfied with all he saw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-20
BUNKO MEN ARE CONVICTED
John Collins and j. G. Howard
Heavily Fined In Police Court
Cases Now on ADpeal,

After a delay of several days the police
department and Police Judge Cam yester-
day took up the cases of John Collins,
alias THE SquareFaced Kid" and j. e.
Howard. two alleged bunko men, who
were of the quntette arrested a week
were convicted and fined, the former 500
and costs and the latter $50 and costs.
only one case of the five, that of j. W
Miller, remains 10 be tried. Frank Ed
wards, an alleged leader In the bunko
syndicate, has been convicted and fined
500. and John THOMPSON. alias "Swede"
Thompson. has been acquitted on account
OF alleged lack of evidence.
The testimony against Collins and How
ard 1t is alleged. was of the same char
acter as that upon which Edwards was
convicted and "Swede" Thompson ac-
quilted. Practically the entire city detec-
tive force took the witness stand and
swore that the defendants were without
visible means of support. and commonly
re~"-0A To he living off the proceeds Of
hunko tricks and "sure-thing" gambling.
The attorney for the defense John +
Iorc. introduced no evidence in behalf
of his clients. nor were the latter called
&c the witness stand When the police
officers had testified Mr.. Dore asked for
a dismissal on the ground that II had
not been proved that the defendants were
w'fully idle, crlminally idle and without
legitimate means Il support. The court
Overruled the motion.
Both Collins and Howard followed Ed
ward's example and appealed to the SUI
perior court from the sentences imposed
The bunko men. among themselves, smile
at this proceeding. They say that the
appeals will never be perfected and that
In the end the members of their syndi-
cate who have been convicted will escons
without even rayng fines.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-20
n......--..-~
Judge Wickersham selects Albert n.
Heilig for an Important Place.

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
TACOMA. June la.-Albert r. Heilig wa
appointed by Judge Wickersham this af-
ternoon as clerk of the United States
court for the district OF Alaska, to which
Judge Wickersham has been assigned
with headquarters at Eagle City. The
appointment was made at the request OF
cans, Mr.. Heig having the strongest In
dorsement of any of the candidates for
the place. JUDGE Wickersham. ac-
companied by Judge Moves. of Minnea-
polls. will probably so north on tho
steamer city OF Seattle next Monday.
where they will hold a meeting with
Judge Brown at Juneau and agree upon
the boundaries of their districts. Judge
Wickersham will proceed to Eagle City
and Judge Moves will return to Seattle
whence he will sail for Nome.
Mr.. Heilig will not leave for the north
until the first week in July, as he will
the blanks necessary for the conducting
OF business in his district. He will take
his family north with him. Judge Wick
shams family accompanving them BY
the terms of the act under which the
district is created the clerk becomes the
officer who receives and dsburses the
moneys, has charge of the construction
of courthouse and federal Jail. and
also has charge of the accounts of all
federal officers in the district, including
commissioners and marshaIs. As this
makes up the entire fabric of the govern
ment, large amount of blanks and rec
ord books OF various kinds are required
Mr. Heiltg has been a leading Repuhi-
can for the past twelve years in Tacoma
and was member Of the last legislature
along with Judge Wickersham
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-20
SALMON RUN COMMENCES.
Down the sound Packers Prepare for
Mig Business This Year-Sockeyes
Due About July y.

The salmon packing season on Puget
sound Is open. Already the packers are
buying fish from the traps and from the
gill-netters and seine men. The sockeye
salmon, the finest OF the Sound run. are
expected about July s. Packers and trap
men arc hoping for n big run this season,
and have made their preparations accord
ingly.
George T. Myers, the we'll known can
merry man returned yesterday from a busi-
ness trip 10 Fnirhaven.
1t Is II wonderful thing to witness the
immense improvements that have been
made IN tho carneries at Fairhaven." he
said. the pac king establish ments there
have a capacity OF 5000 cases per dav
This Is greater than any other fish can
ming center In the world. To- my certain
knowledge
AT Fairhaven there are eight acres
under roof, counting the CannerieS and
wharves The canneries arc equipped with
the latest improved machinery. The out
look ~ promising and the pack this wear
wiz be enormous providing there is
good run ~ fish. Tho packers are al
ready putting up n few spring salmon
Early next month the sockeyeS will enter
the sound, and then the season will b.
on In fun blast "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-20
M'INNES TO BE DISMISSED.
\ Crisis In Provincial Politics Gre
stcs "a Desire for GOV. NcInnes'
Removal.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-IntelNgencer
VICTORIA. y. C.. June - -fanut
Gov McInnes has been asked by the
federal government 90 resign an account
% the crisis ia provincial politics. but has
declined 20 do 20 on the ground that tho
conservative caucus RS not competent 20
zion ~ twenty five rrembrr ~ the legls-
iafurs -Sked the dominion government 20
request the lieutenant governor 20 resign.
10 IS thought here that he Will now DO
dismissed and Sir Henri Joiiy, q Que
bee. app1int.d in his stead. Senator Tenn
pletou being taken 10 the cabinet fn Sly
HeurIs place. The opposition CONVEX
ZION today agreed - support Premier
nunsml!r en- the understanding that otter
the July session the cab.re. viii be re-
constructed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-20
Sherman Enos and Miss Barrow
in Custody at Ellensburg.
WILL BE BROUGHT BACK HOME.
Forced by Hunger and Cold to Leave
Mountains, They Come TO Easton
and Are There Taken Into Gus
tody by kfttitas County sheriff
Prosecution for Horse Stealing.

Driven by hunger and cold to seek civil
ization again, Sherman J.. Enos and Miss
Frances Barrow, the young couple whose
elopement from this city ten days ago
caused "A widespread sensation. were yes
terday arrested by the sheriff Of Klttitas
county. They had come down from their
mountain hiding place and were In a
country store at Easton when captured.
Under Sheriff Burke late yesterday af-
ternoon received n telegram from Sheriff
Brown. announcing that the runaways had
been taken into custody shortly after noon.
Recent falls OF snow In the Cascades and
a scanty supply OF food and clothing final
~ overcame fear OF arrest for horse steal
ing. and the romantically inclined young
couple quietly submitted 10 the officer.
Immediately after they were taken In
custody Enos and Miss Barrow were
placed aboard a Northern Pacific train at
Eastnn and taken to Eiiensburg the
county seat OF ISittitas county, where the
sheriff advised the local officers that the
fugitives would be held pending the ar
rival OF a deputy sheriff from this county.
Deputy Sheriff Wise left last night for
Ellsnsburg and Will return today with
the prisoners.
1t In understood that n move is now on
foot 10 obtain dismissal OF the charge OF
horse stealing, which the Seattle livery
man. who provided the pair with horses,
SAYS he will file against them. Though
Miss Barrow's father was said for time
10 he indifferent AZ to the outcome Of his
daughters escapade. IL Is known that
within the past few days he has interest
ed himself deeply In the young girls well
fare
No arrangements have yet been made
for the return OF the horses 10 their own
err In this city. They are stiIi In the GUS
tody Of Sheriff Brown at Ellensburg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-20
THIEVES ARE SCATTERED.
Three Omcers Break Up n Gang sus-
pected Of several Recent Petty
Grimes.

A gang OF touch characters who made
an old steamboat hull ~ the foot OF Bat
terry street their abode among whom
there were several men suspected of many
crimes from petit larceny to highway rob
berry, has been broken up by the police
within the last few days. The members
who nre not doing time IN the city jail
are believed 10 have left town. The
breaking up Of the gang is due 10 the ef
forts OF Officers Hubbard and Trip. OF
the Seattle police. and Bert Taylor, of
the bancroft patrol
TAYLOR has been on the trail OF the
suspects week or more, while Hubbard
and T'ripp kept close watch on them
whenever they came below Yesier way.
On Friday night three Of tho suspects
were seen by Taylor In the alley back of
the Boston block. He followed them
down 70 Washington street and here they
gang, and tho whole lot were arrested
Five or them were given time to get out
OF town or go to work. and another by
name Carroll was given thirty days on
the chain gang ON n charge OF stealing a
slot machine. All except three left town
and with this three as a nucleus a new
gang was formed.
Another Wholesale arrest followed hut
not before considerable trouble, for the
hohos were very wary. They were arr
rested IN parties OF two or three by the
same officers, ono OF them named Tom
Wilson tried 10 do away with i5-caii-
bre reviewer when taken IN charge One
Of the gang, Joe Edwards, against whom
there IL suspicion Of more serious crimes
Was yesterday sentenced for a small rob
hery The others were given short
terms
II is believed by the police that now
that this gang Is scattered the number
% petty hutglartcs will decrease. They
also say that close watch will be kent
for any OF tho late members who return
10 this city.