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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-16

hege on my part, It Is hoped thar ali who
come to collect viii conduct themselves
properly and not abuse the concession
made them"
Leave Buffalo 200 z. n. Arrive New
York 1853 a. d
Via Lehigh Valley railroad.-"Ex Exposition
Express" Luxurious sleeping cars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-16
eddinx Bells az lsus,<ogse

Three doses OF Hoods sarsaparHa daily
after meals for awhile wiU build you up
The state herald., 1901-03-08
AMlTIE.

A. q. CAubIs wAs the dsst 70 b-gi.
sssdinv is this Vicinity.
Saturday night March 9, ,su.ndsd W
Of the . Jay u Hpni Leu.
A. .. Cssblss milk house wss 10.
ruled during the st0so Saturday night
L. +. 6tunbsugh aud n. D. Copp
pssssd ssrUuxh this v,csuisy Que Jay ~,
vsrk.
Will StoetS Jumbo Windmill vss
blown dowa during sLs storm Saturday
night.
Chse Aoors u Holy ok~ moved Z
house oute the Geo. North rsnch is.l
week.
lslls Su'th Of Cus~s county. Ns6.
waited NV sss,sr Ars Herman Pc lal
week.
Ars. Herman Pss spsat Saturday end
Sunday in NsOrssks visiting her pss,u,s
Why ooaId'~- not hs,s preaching y,
the Amit's scbool houss. Duo. = month
ut lsAst.
Some friends u Mrs, Jane hn,mon oi
ChsmpIos, Nsb.. spent Saturday Aud
suSdsy rsns~ing old scqusipisucss.
0so. Wo'tL arrived ~ u.I, ok- Satur.
Jay night saI siii Inovs QUO MS Iauuh
three miles ss-t of Aui,io school hon-e
it Dssy. v.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

same - the Phinpino and when the,
had run up large bill and we're asked
for pay would refuse to pay the debt
This occasioned 10 much complaint thai
II VA reported that the
volunteers were not TO be permitted
70 leave the islands for home till they
had paid thess debts but the debts were
not paid. This 10 osrtainly sad com.
mentsry on Tho morale Of the soldies Of ,
nation that is forcing its governmental
control upon the people Of these islsnds
under tho plea that this is being done
for the good Of the bsniR htsd ,nhabitants
OF these islsnds. We probably should
not criticiss this action forit msy b. q
necessarily part of the plan Of "bsnsvolen,
ssslmilation" and to oriticiss anything
pertaining To that plan 10, according to
the holding Of soms partisans, treason.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
sHERl. rs SALE,

ny virtue Of . special execution on attach.
mem issued Vut n the 0tiice II the CLERK of
the county court Of Phillip county and
state of Cs',erad". and 10 me dirccts<i
whereby am commanded TO make ths
SUN Of Eixhty-one and s0iUs Dollars, tssi.to)
and costs Of suit. the amount ofs certain juds-
ment rvcsntly obtained asainst J. q. johnson
in favor Of \. N. Axrisn out Of th~ lands.
tseemsats. sod. and chssssls Of tbs aid J. q
Johnson.
. have i-vie'i upon isc following propsrty
10 vit.
sen Becsion N township Eisht ~ n Of
Rans~ q West of the sp m Ia Phillips county
colorado.
Therefore aecsrdirG 70 said cpmmsnd !
shall ~HTos- for sale st pnbiic auction all
the night. utic ana interest Of TIN A'sve
named D. q. Johnson In and 10 the shove dc.
serted prop rty on saturday the
is'h day of March tssi
al Y o'clock y. IN. AT tho front door Of tho
county ourt HOUSE In iioiyo.e. county OF
thiii'p. ~ d q ~. Of colorado.
Dated at Hoiyohc colorado Feb. ", 1901.
Gus r.unK. Sheriff ~ rhiliip- county.
ate of hr-t Publication fsb. - 1901.
Dstc Of last Pnbirstion March 70. tVni.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
SENATOR JAMES W. BUCKLIN,
of Mesa County.

he Rush bill, TO amend the constitu.
! by adding n new article to be en-.
ed Article Twenty, City and Coun-
of Denver" finally came up in the
late as n special order and was
sed by vote of 80 to 4.
hnator Taylor has finally carried his
Mt In regard TO night sessions, the
ate voting to hold sessions hereafter
Tuesday and Thursday nights. The
use has been holding meetings
htly for some time. 1t Is apparent
It will be impossible to properly
slider all the important measures be-
: the Legislature.
he cline up on different sections
he revenue bill battles any classifi-
lon ON the lines OF any so-calIed
ilority' or minority" Members
'de either upon their own judg-
II or the interests OF their constit-
Is as they see them. The majority
pne section is rarely composed OF
same persons as that on another
Hon. There is evidently no com
Tor or against the bill as n
llc.
Pc state board OF capitol managers
reverse one OF the policies OF the
administration. For the last two
fs the positions OF janitors, watch
ana the like have been given ont
Ply for political influence. From
on according TO the decision OF
board. politics, save In a very lin.
degree. will not be permitted to
into the selection OF employees at
pate capitol under the supervision
|e board OF managers. The present
The state herald., 1901-03-08

s.C. Lewis Of our county vss with
the hrst volunteers that resohed Manila
altar he destruction Of the Spanish fleet
aud took part Ia the capture Of the
c,ty. 10 . recent conv.rsatiou he s,atsd
10 70 thst IN what no saw II the Phili-
pipss hs 10 satisfied that they have .
higher regard for hssooisi obligations
than . Isrss per CENT ot Ausricsns hsvs.
He ssys that IN trsnsso'inR business
susus themselves, the, do . sfsatdssl
OF credit businssA snd u " > very un'
usual thing Tor Pkllipino 70 fail 10
psy bm dsbts. Hs Informed Va that
man, of the American soldiers took Cd.
vantage Of thw ubafsotsrsst,c Of the
i'h,lipino bussss~s mnu ". seonrs soods
tm sbich thew usssv pss6. Thsy were
~ 50, ~ e'r'li' 'hs
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The following u the smsndmsnt that
was made to the army appropriation bill
giving 70 Prss,dsst Mckinley control oi
the government al the Philippines:
IAN military, civil and judicial powers
necessary 70 govern the Philippiss is-
lands, soquirsd from spsin by the tree.
ties ooncludsA At Paris On the l0,h day
Of December, 1893, and at Washington
on the 7th dsy ci November. 1900, shall,
until otherwise provided by congress, bs
vested In such manner ~ the president
OF the United States shall direct for the
establishment Of civil government and
for maintaining and protecting the IN
habitsnts OF the sx,d islands in the free
sujoymsat oi their liberty. property and
and rsligioa:
"Providsd. That oil franchises granted
under the authority hereof shall contain
. reservation Of the right to alter, amend
or repeal the same
"Until permanent government shall
have been established 10 said arohipels-
60, government reports shall be made 10
congress on or before the tirst day Of
each regular session Of oil Legislative acts
and proceedings Of the Temporary gov
ernment instituted under the provisions
hereof; and full reports Of tho acts, d =
ings OF said government, aud as 30 the
condition of the srchi pelsao and it's peo-
leshall be made to the president. includ-
ing oil information which may bs usefni
to the congress IN providing . more per.
oansst government.
provided, That no sale or lease, or
other disposition OF the public lands or
the timber thereon, or the mining r,gh.s
therein shall be made; and
PROVIDED, further, That no franchise
shall be granted which is not approved
by the president Of the United States,
and is not. III his judgement, clearly
necessary for the Immediate government
Of the island and indispensable Tor the
interest OF the people thereof and which
cannot, without great public mischief, be-
postponed until the establishment Of
permanent civil government; and oil
such franchises shsll terminate one year
after the establishment OF such prrma.
sent government
The state herald., 1901-03-08
ALIAS suMMoas.

tsANr Ni1NVt'.
state Of toloysdo. -.
cainty of rhuhps.
IL the county .ourt.
J'w. Gr~nsu,cr Plaintiff ". q. X. Young,
e. A. Joho-an. W. II. CHrnahan aud Meklnn~y
a tAnnIns Defendant.
rms rxorLs ~ rns STATE ov uoLonkDo.
To e. X. Young. 4. A. Johnson. W. u. t'arna-
han nnd Mckinney 4 lAnEinw the defendant
ahove named Srrrtingi
You arc hereby required To appear In an
ar1i"n brought asninst you by the above
named pia,ntin. In the cmnty court II rhii
lips ~0unt,. state of Colorado. and answer
tho co,npiaint ih-rrin within twenty dAysM
ter thr service nef~oi. n served witnip .his
county. ot. n srr,~d ont OF ihi~rountJ, or
by Publication. sithia III fty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the dn, of service, I,
.r Judgment ,,y drf.ait viii IN taken against
you arcordiD. 10 tho prayer of the complaint; |;
ana u y copy ~ the complaint m the ADp,s
~ntiiied nrt'-n b~ not served with tais sum.
mons. or n the service hereof In mahe ont of
this state. then ten dwys additional ~ the
time hrroina,o,r sp@e,ncd for appearance
and answer viii IN allowed ts'forc tho taking
Of Judgment By default ~ Aforesaid.
The SAID action IL brought 10 quiet the
si,la ~ tho following drsrrll-d v-ai es,sss 10.
~i,i kkA s~rtion tea Township : North NJ
itAns- II West ~ ths Nh n in PHILLIPS county
Colorado tho pisiniin ALLEGES that h- IL the alb
solu,s owner In fss simtls aud is In po--s--Ioa
Of ssid premi.~s as wiii
'norefuily appear fron 'hs ~mpiain, In -sId
se'lon ~ which r~fsvence IL here made. A
ccpj u said complaint is hereto attached.
And yoi are bsf~b, so,ife'l that u ,ou fail 10
,ppesr. and To answer the complain, as Above
required. the said plain,id viil take d-fsol,
nnd iadxmss, as prayed
aivrn under mt hand and tia saal Of our said
county roau ~ Hojohs colo.in said coun,
p.,his " 1sy ~ Feb ~ iv,i. - SLATER
'siAtl ,nnht jnisr.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

IL the closing hours Of the session,
Senator Carter OF Moptsns talked the
river and hsrbor bill to death. He
deserves much crOdit for his stand ..
gsinst this bill for many OF the items Of
appropriation we're simply attempted
legislative steals. The death Of this bill
b notice to the eastern statesman that
sbs western states ars somewhat IN
earnest IN their fight for government aid
- the reclamation Of the arid land.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Professor BhsIsr. Harvard gssleeist,
predicts that, withis the nsxt thirty
year,. the Srsssu, lsfss output OF Gold
IN the world oil b. qusdruplsd and
that gold ~ill beco0s - cheap lhst Il
vill b discarded - mossy metal snd
silver viii bscsss TIE money metal Of
the wssld. The Professor shouid plscs
the date q bic predicted dsmone,iassion
1t gold FAR enough - The future 70 give
sons Of the prsssot wershipsrs Of the
golden calf time snoash 70 shuiiis od
this mortal coil before that svsn'fui day
srr,vss for tbsy never could enjoy life
sstsr the white metal became the nopsy
Of the world. His prediction may prove
correct but Il 10 certainly cruel 10 him "a
make public such . prediction st THE
time. The gold monsmessllisss have
been subj jecisd TO . dreadful scsre for
the pas, four years which caused them
70 yak The floor day and hight and aow,
vhss they were beginning 10 fesI CON.
psrativsly easy over tue prospects Of
shs hated white nstal being speedily 70.
tired from use - money, 10 spring such
sssnsstion % this upon tb.m 10 certain.
ly cruelty 10 ap,mals and the society 20,
the prevention Of ssch cruelty shouid
take the Professor In hand a, once be
fore he makes any more such speechss
The state herald., 1901-03-08

When Senator Hoar, ous year ago, wa
making such vigorous attacks upon ths
administration policy in the Philippines
some OF the administrstion pssspapera
severely criticised and abused hsn and
even referred 10 him ~ Q traitor. Not.
vitos,snding this storm Of shuss hsspsd
upon him by the party papers, Senator
Hear 10 still one Of The most outspokeu
critics Of the sdmioisirs,ions Philippine
policy. Notwithstanding his position
on the Philippine question he wss 70.
gently reelected to the United States
ssnsts By the republican party ei bic
state and u be, By reason Of his poaisisp
90 the Philippine question ia . traitor.
thea there must b Reod many such
traitors 10 hs state. Senator Hosr made
sspssch 10 The senate n which BE- op,
posed the ameadmsst to the army sp.
propriat,sn bill giving Prss,dsst hcK,n.
Icy absolute control in ihs govsruasut
Of the Philippine Islands, . aopy Of
which susndu.snt 10 published slse.
sbsrs 10 this isaue Of the assALp. 10
bis spssch BE- ssid:
"Ar. Prss'dsot, I only wish to speak
Tor tvo OF three minutes 10 order 10 state
very briefly NY ssu op,nssn and pos,.
tion In regard 10 this matter.
II bslisve--psrhsps the v,sh may b.
father TO the thoueht-shst there 10 q
great change so,pg on 10 The minds Of
the American people and 10 the minds
Of the massss Of the Republican party iu
regard so this Philippius policy. Evi.
dances Of II come to me In conversation
With eminent snd influential men--men
sho have bss" charged with public re-.
sponsibilis'ss ell over the couptry-and
In letters from persons Who. whethsr
eminent or ,ndueniial or uo,. are the fair
representatives and type OF the grea,
liberty loving R.publ,csn party. When
the light copss into the hearts Of the
AmercAn people, they viii, In my judg.
wsnt. adhere TO the doctrines u the
great Declaration. Our fathers did not
pspssrste = positsen their children can
not hold. We shalt not sink back mgslu
iron, the great heights va have gained.
II do not think, therefore. wLils thi,
process srssns TO bs going on, that Il 1,
wise 10 have tho final dsbats or 10 have
any more debate ovcS th~su question,
now before Ssusts and House thai
have No lately acted upon them. or with
iu = fss weeks have 40 extra s-@siou Of i
uouss aud = senate representing N,
prevalent tone ol tho inst election.
think We had better adjourn what y.
have 10 say until tho next six month
shnii hsvs added their contribution Il
our kno~is,I9e aud experience.
va. although am oppu~ed. snd most
ly for the reasons stated BY the Ssnn,o
from Georgia Mr.. BaconL 10 this dsclar
alton Of purpose and VI right 10 CON
nit TO live men drspo,ic power ovsr u.
ooo.0po mon. snd 10 give them VII power
Of legislation. of execution, Of judgm.n
over ,hssc i2.0eo.oJo people; ,ci, 10 tn,
same power Ia exercised now. spd IL u
be sxsrslsed for The immediate future b,
Ons mas. I d. not think u w,se ior ,h,
present 70 bring upon the conutry III,
other m,sohiefs attending an EXTRA ses
s,op. BY ioroiss one By 40 uusvv,lins 70
sistance 10 this Measure.
! .Tbs sussdnsui which hAs bsen .
i'aniei, cf,g,-hiiy d.n IN b- o., hu, I'm
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The Denver Republican 10 warning
the people Of Denver against permitting
. democratic victory IN the coming city
election and rs,sss the cry that . demo.
cratic victory means that Senator Psttsr
son v,ll b the city boss. OF oourse ia
be cousisisat 1t must on the other band
admit that republican victory means
that Senator wolcott will Be- the city
bosa and 10 its contention 10 correct II ID
for the people Of Denver osly choice d
political boeses.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The internal revenue bill passed st
tks rsdslt ssssion Of congress repealed
the revenue tax on mortgages, money
orders, notes, bank checks and telegraph
messages. While the bill had these good
features it had some provisions that
there vas no call FOR. 1t made rsduct-
ion OF 1000, 900 Of tax on beer which
the people could very we'll have got ..
long without but the beer lobby seem 10
have had pull.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
t4S.r
TaAixs LEAVE Al FoLLows.

No. ~ Aeon daily sxcspt Sunday
for lincoln, Omaha, Chicago and all points
sast and wsst IA .. n. Central Time
No. ~ Aeon daily sxcspt Sunday, Chsysnns
Wyo.. Dsnvx, Colo. and intsrmedi.ts stations
s,Is p. M, Mountain Time.
AL east bound accommodation tfains connect
with ant class posssnssr train at Curtis for
oil poiAts east and west.
Sisspins. dining and reclining chair cars(seats
frss) or trough trains. Tickets sold and bag
ase el~.ofei 70 any point in the United State
o. CaaAda.
Fof iuformation, tmo tables. maps and ticket
call 20 uI writs to @. A. Mowry Agent Hol.
sokr. Colo, or !. Yrancir. Gsn'l Pass'r Ast y.
mahs. Keb
The state herald., 1901-03-08

At the close Of tho rscsut session OF
oongrsss the msmbss Of the postoface
and posttoad committee Of ths senate
presented their chairman Senator e. o.
Woloott, with loving cup - token Of
their regard for hun
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Senator Teller and Congressman Shat
roth both spoke against the Philippine
legislation enacted during the last ten
days OF the session Of congress just
e olooad,
The state herald., 1901-03-08

A Bona Fide salary-si2 Weekly.
Mso and women to appoint age ts and
represent us, some 10 travel, others tor
local work. Si2 weekly salary and ex-
pensss. Old established houss, pleasant
permanent positions, rapid advancement
and increase Of wxges. Write at once.
Address BUTLER 4 ALGER
Dept. E. NEW HAVEN, Cow.
The state herald., 1901-03-08


Hon. 4. u. Stephenson 10 now rscog-
nissd - Senate: wolcoit's right hand
man In mssasiag the party machies 10
Colorado. Lsss thsn year sgo scoord-
ing to the public uttsrsnoss Of Mr..
Stephenson II wss for the best interests
Of the people OF Colorado that E. o,
Wolcott should BE- retired to privsts life
asd such vss bic position on this quss.
tisa ill some time after the holding Of
The national conventions and now osiy Q
tee mosth lstsr be 70 running the ~
publican party machine Of the state In
shs sbssbss OF Senstor woloott. The
republicans who stood BY Senator Vol.
osst through tbs thieksst ei the aeht fos
the prsssrvaties Il The party orgsu,ss.
t,os IN the state must enjoy sss,sg this
recently rsturpsd prodissl Debating ths
policy Of the state and issuing ordsrs fof
the faithful 70 obey. II 10 not surprisins
that under such . condition Of snsirs
there srs warning tsctioss 10 The party
Of ths stale.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

wANTED.-Capabis. reliable person in svery
county to represent largo company Of solid a.
nanciAl reputation; tsse salsD par ysar, payable
weekly q per day absolutely aure and all sz-
penses; straight. bona-Ads. dsAnits salary, NO
commission salary paid each Saturday and sx-
pense money advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE, 33t DEAAsoRS ST.. CHICAGO.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
The NebraskA psnitsntiary bornst
dswn On Friday Of last week.

William AcKiplsy entered upon the
duties Of the Office of pres.deot for his
second term ou the 4th instant. ~
The state herald., 1901-03-08

wANTED-ACriyk MAN OF GOOD CHAR.
actcr 20 deliver and collect IN Colorado for old
su rear. surs pay. H.Assty more than e.
perience Required. tur rrfereace. any bank In
any city. Ensln<@ rclf-Aaialrssssi stamped en-.
vslops. Manufacturer. Third fiuos. n, Dasr.
born H.. Chicaso.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

SEQ that yor grt tho orlgiual Dowit,is
Witch HaEri Saivs when you a-k fof u.
ib- genuine Is certain cure for piles,
sore~ sud skiE disrs.~s.-cny Drug
Store. .-i
The state herald., 1901-03-08
Ar pJDLICATlONS-poPulAR AR PRICES

putIIshed On Monday. wsdnss-
day and Friday. In q complete
up to date daily ssvsps,sf.
three days In the week. VII.
all Important news u the olanv
fow days, Prosassly Ei=t
uatsd. and nlisd with intsncs,
Ing reading for all Who ~ish to
Keep In close touch with Is-s
g the nation snd vos,I
MeEuiag suhscvtptt0h
price, 1.eO Des yesv.
~ % secure The h~si raasa zisas.
'ndld tnduosR .utst
The state herald., 1901-03-08
U...~,--,.s-r. rr.s-~a,.s..


Hoiyok- Colo. Msich 4, 1901.
boM'd met put.nant TO sdjouru~nI
preren' f,eo Bori~nd chairman. l.
Foster and y. a. Peterson comn,is.,.n.
-rs and Il n. whis cl'fk.
Minu',s II iA., meeting read aud .p,
proved.
CLAIM sli0sed.
Il N hcPb.fsin tr~ssurers lees 25a IL
10. Ray c,nnty printing and
stationary 3s 3C
y u J"hnsnn postage lN
" Sutherland cs,ai - M
y II johnson o. snpt b5 M
Sn'hs rlabJ Suwi Tor Mccullough ID M
W u uslland postage tE
hon,hl, fes report of county treas.
urer Tor Y, bruar, wss hlsd.
F"s report NJ cosn,y Indss vHs alsd.
BY resolutios the p%n~lty and istsrss,
on delinquent tss except for 1900 vas
rebaied op lot IS oIock o Holyohs aud
10 DpE .pd L . 2j.s-t7 Phillips coun.
" upon application ofs y. W. B.gss aud
County clerk vas instructed u make ~.
s'xnm Ut u tag serti6cstss fcv said
property To spp'iosut.
Psoal'y aud int~rss, wss also rsbsssd
ON delinquent tax on - l-GB on sppli.
cation Of j. II. zoii.
Board adiouPnsd 70 msst March 8,
The state herald., 1901-03-08
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Low Rates, West and Nmth west,


At . time Of year when thousands vii
take advantage Of them the Burlington
Route makss aweeplng rednctions in its
rates to the West and Noithwest--to
Utah, Montana, Washington, Oregon
and British Colombia.
Dates: February II, 10 and %.
March 8, l2, 10 and %.
April 2, 8. IS, % and 30.
Ratsa are shown below:
To Ogden. salt Lake. Butte. Helena. 600
Anaconda. and MissouIa. 20
To Al Points on the Northern Paei.)
nc Ry. west Of Mlssouia, Including
SPOKANE. Seattle. Tacoma. Port. S2S
land. - we'll - Vancouver. and
Victoria. .. o.
To Al Points on the Spokane Falls
4 Northern ~. and the Washlng. SZ5
ton 4 Columbia River r, r.
Never has the Pacific Northwest been
- prosperous IN nov. Labor 10 IN con.
slant demand and wages are high. The
money making opportunities are beyond
number-in mines, lnmber, msrchsnd,s.
inR, farming, fruit raising, fishing, and
oil the other industries Of . great and
growing country.
Literature on requrst-iree.
J. Francis, GenI Passenger Agent,
Omaha, Nsb.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Asra tesuiA prices ' ''"'o"""ns IN erNnsctioa ~,
As''''' TINE TRIBUNE. x.w.ys,. ca,
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Ts Tribune We e6r % these who 10 .ru,, n. t
asneu'o'a 'oenah 'hs fo'osing splendid pducs ssus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-01
GOV. BLISS INAUGURATED.
Change In the Executive Once in
Michigan Today.

IN
Michigan Today.
LANSING, Mich, January 1.-At high
noon today Aaron T. Bliss of Saginaw was
inaugurated governor of Michigan on the
trent steps of the state capitol building.
The governor-elect arrived from his home
in Saginaw on special train shortly be-
fore IL o'clock. He was escorted by two
companies Of the National Guard and the
Saginaw division of the Michigan naval re-
serve. AS the train swept into the station
the Governors Guard, Company c of the
I'd Regiment, was drawn up at present
arms and band broke into Hail to the
Chief
Gov.-elect Bliss and his staff, escorted by
the military, marched up to the capitol
building, which was surrounded by an en-
thusiastic crowd. Here they were met by
Gov. Pingree and the retiring officials
After exchanging greetings in the executive
parlors, all the officials proceeded to the
capitol steps. where the oath Of office was
administered to the new governor and the
new state officials by Chief Justice Mont
gomery of the supreme court.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
gubernatorial salute Of eleven guns was
fired by the naval militia present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-01
CUDAHY REWARD STANDS.
He Pays No Attention to Threats, of
kfdnaDeFS.

OMAHA, Neb., January This informa-
ton ives given last night by John c. Cow
ing. Mr.. Cudahy's lawyer, Immediately
after an interview with the millionaire at
which the latest developments in the kid
naping case were discussed in all its de-
tails:
"Mr. Cudahy does not withdraw his offer
Of $4,000 reward for the arrest and con-
viction of the kidnapers," said General
Cowing. He meant what he said when he
made the offer, and he means it now. He
will pay the amount in addition to what
ever the city or any other individual Will
give for the apprehension and conviction
Of the criminals. He will give the city
the control of the payment of 1t, to be USED
with what they desire to pay as reward.
/ regard as big bluff the last letter Of the
kidnapers threatening the murder OF the
boy If the reward were not withdrawn by
Mr.. Cudahy. To submit would be to In
yite all kinds Of impositions.
1.-The interest that IS felt In the case by
people all over the country Is shown by
the telegram from General Arson Mills.
who offers to pay $500 toward making up
a big reward. 1t would not surprise me at
all to see a reward Of 100000 made up to
incite people to extra exertion to bring
about the conviction Of the parties who
kidnapped this boy"