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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
LIVELY FURRY IN LOCAL
THEATRICAL AFFAIRS
Manager J. P. Howe Makes a Concise Statement-Says
That the Seattle Theater viii Continue TO Do Business
on Established Lines-ExpIains Vaudeville Report.

fact that quite number OF high
priced attractions were already
booked fur the coming season at the
Seattle. and while he did not deny
the statement that the Grand OPP
era hauae had secured contract
for syndicate plays. ~ the best class
he declared that the Seattle would
run without Interruption 10 its
business. Following ia Mr. howc's
statement,
4 do not care TO enter into any
controversy In the future only the
best attractions will be played in
the Seattle thenter The story that
the house would next season be con-
Quoted hy the Orpheum people Of
san Francisco. IN incorrect II orig
mated through n conversation which
/ had with Morrisaey the manager
Of the orpheum when | was IN Fan
Francisco some time ago. lie ask
"a how a nrHt=elass vaudeville
would 80 On Seattle. I replied that
he would have 20 build n house au
the three thentoru az here we're all
full now. and doing "a good regular
business Well said he. let me
put vaudeville IN your house for a
few weeks and give a boost 60 the
northwest
when came home I mentioned
this conversation. and that II al
there il IN the vaudeville PROPOSE
ton.
As far as any one Seattle theater
controlling all ~ the best attractions
T~sntY weeks sooked.
IN future u is Impossible have
twenty weeks booked for fatas fol-
lowing the opening ~ my house
next September Every attraction
Is first zelnsa
There is one thing ! wish 10 par
tieuinriy emphasize ant that H. I
viii control thts house next war.
Ther~ wifi b. no other man cement
I am act warning On any other man
nserr IN this town and no matter
what they may have booked. either
good or had my attractions wil he
first class
m costs me several hundred dol
lars week to keep the Seattle the
sIer Chased. bat 7 have done Il fire.
quently. even this season. fsthrf
than lower the standard ~ the house.
~ presenting poor comna nies
Mr. n. Lowmnn II the princi-
nal stock holder of the theAteF h'it
I am lessee ard proprietor and VIII
be responsible for high-eiaNs entar.
tainmeuta
When asked N Ne would manage
the new Everett theAter Nc Howe
replied Yes bat y will IN no way
Interfere with my management
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
THIS AND that.

Father why ala you let him kiss
YOU
Daughter Wen. he was 10 nice
Father nut haven't I told you
that you must learn 81 say No
Daughter That's what I did say
lie asked mo n "a be very angry N
he Kissed me.
II ma rare privilege 20 De permit
tod to visit any ~ the kairsrn pal
aces lie thinks he q entitled g.
AZ least AZ much privacy as the low
est - HE subjects. and his orders Ina
regard - visitors are strict. A. the
Ncusn palace n regarded ~ above
nll others "A haven ~ rest. few tour
ists are permitted within i;s pre-
clnetH.
Some French phy sieiAnu have dis
covered what they call an anti al
cohol serum. which they claim has
cured ~ per cent. of dfunkards treat
ed.
Probably she smallest monarch IN
the world rsiEuH over the Hindu vhH
sal state q Hhnraul. and governs a
nation - more than = million souls.
This dwarf 10 = woman. pflhans He
bum by name. Although she IA
ahopt " years old. she does not ap-
peat larger than a child q 10.
Mr.. Rasivn=I Kuss~ your sister
dif act expect me u call tonight.
Little Willie Hampstead ffranklyb
i guess not. too. Ahs put Mr..
fert whistles photograph on the par
ior nnantei stead Of yours. after sup.
per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Says Ne Was Put Out.

T. y. bird has commenced proceed
mss In the superior court against
:, {, smith. ]. ". elise and Frank
hunteL to recover lost property val
ued at xfS9
The plaintiff states In his COM
plaint that hs WINS fcrCihly elected
from his Offices la tho Pacific block
on Nov. Is 1883. by ]. W elise and
Frank Hunter. agents of 5. 9. smith.
because his rent was In arrears that
his fixtures, draughting tools and
other articles % the total value 81
sass were taken and held for pay
ment Of his rent. BIRD complains
that no care has been taken by the
defendants Of hts belongings. and
that much has been host.
lie asks 70 recover sass from each
defendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
EMIL MUST
STAND TRIAL
souno Over TOR Operating Slot
Machines.

p.,er Emil, PROPRIETOR OF the Col
a.eis beer hall on First avenue and
S,nafnhla street. Was yesterday held
-. "a m the superior court by po-
-. nudge George, on a charge q
.s,ngaininK q nteklc-in-the-stot ma-
eSiae.
x-,ll commenced late Tuesday aft
ssaeea. .At the time ". L. Cowen
srs i Al. Wiikins we're examined On
s.Naf 81 the state. Cowon testihet
ssss ha saw the machines played On
-, .veninN % Feb. IL Wilkes cor
located Owens testimony. VI
s,,,ssspin. the ownor 81 the premises
wNteh Emiis saloon ~ located.
,..ttaea that the room had been
rsrtea 20 Emil,
Va last witness called Tuesday
.r n. Hall. who conducts a re
...r.ut In one corner 81 the beer
- me defendants attorney, jay
: Allen. attempted % prove that the
s.,,cs seired was located in that
.evt ~ the foom leased by Hall and
=, IN the portion % the premises
ssVatea % salon purposes.
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton then
..tsa the court fer ruling as TO
- RESPONSIBILITY % the original lee
- when he permitted suh-lessec
= on@rate gambling device.
In Favor Of State.
wA~n court Orened wednesday.
yaase George ruled IN favor 81 the
go and the hearing Of the case pro-
ssss@A. He waS placed on the stand
"a admitted that he leased n per-
-. - So rftsfsf from Emil
Attorney Allen than moved to dis
.Aarxs the defendant on the grounds
49, tAe state had failed % prove
80 ruaGl vas proprietor u tbs
rre,rssns upon which the machine
- found. Attorney Allen slsc tn
A,-nsd the court that n hir opinion
~ rsaShine was not asnbling de-
ne. as player received nickl~= AMI
.sxv.d rirkies. Prosecuting Attor-
rev Falton then demonstrated clear
n - the coart that the machine was
! gambling device.
osher Testimony.
CITY emrioyes gave testimony
whsea went - show that Emil had
MA : nne for slot machine a.
~ tine the COMPLAINT vas issued.
Judge George held that Il had been
r-uyea sussfeteutsy that Emil wac
rrurriesor upon which the machine
"a ben found and held Emil for
IA In the superior court. The
suare ordered the machine held as
svsdsnce In the Gaze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

building permits we're Issued TODAY
~ tn city engineers oftics - fol-
lows. To r. A. Bowen, for alterations
At iib-iif Main street. costing fg00
to Fred Aysrs. for = i-stery corfu
gated iron building AZ nj Washing
ton street. costing 500. 90 Era
Schultz. for a i-story frame building
At sls Rainier avenue. costing 500
TO Geo. Hughes. for alterations nt
isa4 First avenue, costing Gias 20 NJ.
NJ Canfsid. for = fEtnry frame
house In Ia Grand extension. cus'-
ing 81 fss. and repairs q house ia
same addition. stg2. On ]. T., Ghrswa-
bury. Tor improvements at iiG Yorier
WAY. costing $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
IT CAME NEAR
BEING MURDER

J L Hart was arrested yester-
ary ~ Detectives Powers and Cor
tets % a charge 81 assault with the
Intent to commit murder. The CON-
flaming witness IL Eugene Mayer
I'm rexsies az tff Fourth avenue.
7 aDpears that Mayer and Hart en-
ngec IN fight In Teeler way
s2riythis morning and during the al
ttrsation Hart drew a knife and stab
81 Mayor. The injured man was
earriet 70 his home and attended by
D.. Emil Bortea. The knife wound
rae over the right eye and II very
serious Mayer In married. The po-
Re say the trouble arose over n
19man. Hart rooms a. the 81.
Paul house. In the tenderloin dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
Twelve Men Are Striving for
Promotion.

me examinations for promotions
= the municipal service were begun
s.taaF la the council cham Der
: tne city hail. They are under
~ direction Of the civil service
s.nnisslon and are in charge Of
stsfy a. II. Grout. Commits
=. y. Hughes WAS present.
applicants are ten in number.
ssht are In the FIRE department and
n the police force.
49, fafn and the positions for
~ .n hey are esdeavoring 10 quail
a. We. =. u. AofnneE. 10 be assist
0.,,'lsf pf the fire department;
49, soos, W. J. Holder, W. ".
fie1t. r. q. guhann Charles
- and }. G. Murphy. ileutenanta
= - frs department. r. Norris.
So N. N. Freeman and J. l..
A'-fss@~i-t Of T.eJiasi n -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
$4,000 Building.

Work viii - begun at once on a
stH4 s-st0ry stone and brick hallt
iar At tire corner % First avenue and
raion street. A permit was taken
sst at the city engineers Once this
Afternoon b. Matthew Dew for Her
ran chapln- The building Riii b
III by ID feet. running from 1900 70
iE1 First avenue and f0f to 10 on
Tnlou street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
City's School Is Out.

The examinations for promotion In
the municipal service were couclud-
Cd yesterday Afternoon about 2
o'clock. The papers Of the u nppli-
chnts are now in the hands 81 Sscrn-
tary A. ". Grout. 81 the civil service
who VIII grade them and
submit them tn the board for ap-
provat. The successful candidates
DAYS.
Miss Lena Koziowehi. clerk % the
women's department Of the public
office. has returned 20
her duties ut the city hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
ISN'T He QUEER, THIS WILLIAM !

berlin March 2Thc kaiser today speech HIS sol
diets suggested that revolution be impending In
and he warned his TO be ready crush It.
This rather remarkable the
uE with sentiments recently Expressed BY him IN speech to the
discovered evidences dis
loyalty their emperor"
The Of the
Of the barracks Of the Alexander regiment william
pare the real aud within tho German
That before the outbreak as T knner
has been speaking similar the attack on
him by Wclaud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Burial of Suicide.

RTTZVILLE. March 2s.--J, Nor-
drOme. the stranger whose body was
found q miles from Lind, WIS buried
at Lind. The corouer'H jury return
ed a verdict OF suicide. A revolver
was found near whore the dead man
lay on Providence hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Two Fine Residences.

I've buildings 10 cost $1,000 each
vsrs authorized at the city engin-
GERS ofnee yesterday. One II a =
story frame terrace fiat building.
which viii be erected by W. n.
sespard a; nos Fifth avenue. The
stnsr i a f-story dwelling. with
sriek foundation, 20 be erected by
"n- Block at 2ioi- zi05 Sixth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
REPORTERS sOTtS.

Mark Toguyue. aged a.. died
yesterday at Providence hospital
from consumption The body 10 at
Bonncy a Stewards.
AiVa J. Williams has commenced
an action IN the superior court for a
divorc. from Mary =. Williams on
the ground OF abandonment. The
parties werc marriedat Butler. Miss.
In fkss.
The PLAINTIFF asks the custody Of
her three minor children. and 70 be
awarded the community property
amounting TO 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
OISAGREEABLY
AST0NISHED

R0SLrS. March fs--unwiiling TO
trust his wealth 20 the keeping ~
bank. John Berg. Of Ro.iyn- buried
81 .5sa IN gold and silver. under his
stable fioor. Yesterday he went 20
inspect his hidden hoard. and was
dispieasesi 20 fnf that uiscreant.
had carried Il away. Berg has asked
the aid % the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

The publication Ia the star yea
tcrdaN that the Grand opera house
management had arranged Co hook
klaW 4 Granger syndicate plays.
coupled with the statement that ne
Eotiations were In progress Tor the
transformation OF the Seattle the
alter, by Manager Howe. iutu a hlFh
class vaudeville house. naturally
excited considers BILE interest. For
many years the Seattle has been
known ns the homo Of hlKh-claHa
drama and comedy. Most of the
leading actors 81 the country. and
many from Europe. have appeared
upon It's stage and Il seemed quite
the natural thing for the manage
msnt 20 follow settled policy OF
booking one particular line 81 at.
fractions. to the exclusion of every
thing else.
After the Grand opera house was
completed the question arose. will
u become competitor for the pat
ronaEe OF tho Seattle thrntor by
booking the higher priced plays
There was some talk 60 this effect.
but the Grand management settled
the question hy announcing that
popular shows. 81 high order. would
be given. the admission prices being
graded 60 suit.
seosms Dissatisfied.
Az the months passed by. Manager
John Curt became dissatisfied with
hls attractions finding many Of
them 90 be Disappointing 20 the pub
lie. He accordingly turned hts at
tention to the problem ~ securing
better theatrical companies and be-
gan a correspondence For = " hlls
he was unsuccessful. bat recently.
BY pers~VeFtng effort. he secured
contract with kiaw q ErlHngrr for
Ave years time. during which that
booking agency agreed 20 supply che
Grand Opera houpe with leading ae-
tors and their contpa niesz This
contract dates from March | OF the
present year.
Manager j. =. Howe. Of the Sc
attic thsater. who has successfully
handled the affairs ~ the house for
a number OF years stated IN n Star
representative today that IN. new
arrangements at the Grand would
sot make any difference: that the
Seattle would ceutinua 20 do bust
ness as % old. He stated that the
runored negotiations between him
a chsnes Remark.
self and the orphrup people OF san
francisco. 20 transform the Seattle
into high class vaudeville th.atsr.
arose from a chance remark which
he made and was not To- be taken Sc
riouriy. He called attention TO the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Alleged Check Swlndier.

:, Ihe police were notified yesterday
.,aAt JAS. Montgomery had sNtndled
- FIRST National bank out 81 $500
p raising checks. Montgomery II
ssh known In the city and has been
eiaHiilizr figure about tho hotels for
fofne time past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Canadian Pacific Buys.

VANCOUVER. r. G, March IS
The Canadian Pacific has bought the
steamer CaEs and will operate the
vessel between Victoria, Vancouver
and EknRWay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
APPOINTED.

OLYMPIA. March aS.-The govern
or's oflce has given out the an
pointment 81 Jers Neteror 10 succeed
Judge Hadlcy to the superior court
bench OF Whateom county Judge
Hadiey resigned 60 become a SUI
prcme Judge q the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Flour Breakfast Foods

10 lbs fresh Rolled Data .......... 5oc
10 lbs sacks Yellow Corn Meal isc
10 lbs sacks White Corn Meal isc
, lbs White Flakes. fresh from
futl ssssssr.s-....s..a ssst lnc
i0-ib sacks WboiS Wheat Flour &c
i0=lb sacks best n. Y. Buck
wheat . . ....................S CSC
pkgH. self rising Buckw heat 25c
i0-th Euck Rye Flour or Meal. =. &c
= pkga Friends oats .............1sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

LEAVENwoRTu. March p The
body ~ ". ". bradley, the Great
Northern engineer who WA Hun0Cht-
cd in the Cascade tunnel last Mon
day afternoon. has been sent 10 New
Richmond. MINI. for burial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Oirigo Will Arrive.

The Alaska Steamship Co.'S steam
er Dtrigo viii arrive from SkaEway
az 6 o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

The Country Fair" which viii he
presented at the Seattle thenter
next sunday. Monday and Tusnday
evenings. with Scil burgess him
self IN this character u Abigail
frur, has "A dialogue which Is crisp
and clever. ~ abaunaa with many
humorous situations introducing alt
sorts Of mechanical work Tho in
PRODUCTION Of the huskiHE bee. a
COW. horses and big race scene.
all lond 90 the reality Of the big pro-
ductiou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Mining Man Dead.

cOLVILLE. Marchz SO. H.
Temple. we'll known az "a mining man,
h. dead here, ~ appendicitis. lie
could not rally from the shock Of an
operation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

job Rineg has returned 20 Duwam-
ish from the state Legislature, where
be represented the southern district.
Mr.. Rinss was given a warm reeep-
tion by many Of his friends upon
his arrivsl II will be remembered
that he waR the author OF the slot
machine bill. which recently passed
both houses AZ Olympia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

IL

The mass meeting 10 be held this
evening In the Ballard council cham
Der. 90 discuss the question o. n new
school building. will be largely at
tended by the citizens. State supt.
Hsrtrauft will address the people on
the matter.
NJ. =. Jones. of Ravenna, viii soon
erect $4,000 brick block In Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
IN THE COURTS.

s. A Dunn commenced libel pro-
eesdings against the schooner John
y. TsIlant. In the federal court yes
ferday. Dunn. who was second mate
Of the vessel. states thar he contract
ed 20 sail 20 South America. bat that
he was 10 badly abused by the FIRST
mate. that he left the vessel at
Whateom. ali claims Of wages being
rejected.
Judge Taiifnau has signed an ord
er restraining Heinrich Bros. brew
err, from laying track In front ~
the premises ~ Ferdinand Echweds
who complained that the act would
depraciate the value 81 his property.
II IL stated that the defendant In
tended 10 build a track 20 connect
with the brewery on Eighth avenue
south.
Annie Oakes. charged with obtain
ing money under false preteuHes, was
yesterday discharged at the superior
court.
The supreme court has affirmed the
decision % the superior court In the
appeal Of WIN. De paoii. who was
convicted Of selling liquors To min
or and hned $50 early last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Excelsior Arrives.

Tire Excelsior arrived from Vaides
az !. % p. m. yesterday. she had one
passenger named John Graham. who
mashed out from Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

Miss Jessie Shirley and her excel
lent company. one 81 the best dram
htic ORGANIZATIONS. seen a. the THIRD
avenue this season. will be usNf
weeks attraction az that playhouse.
commencing sunday matinee with q
blk scenic production Of The War
Of Wealth Tho bill viii he
changed on Wednesday and anturs
daY. There Will De no performance
on Good Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

II you are wanting 10 invest your
money on good security see the
Northwest Trust a. Safe Deposit co.
- West Columbia street. y. Shor-
rock. president; John =. Hartman,
vice president Alexander Myers,
s-o-1fsgv sssa frsasuE@s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Dr. Charoots Frsnoh Nervs
Treatment.

Tho wonderful food for the nerves.
Gives strength. health and yigor to
the young and old. IT IL the result
OF long years OF study by the most
reputable and best known physician
OF this century. II produces real,
not artificial strength. In cases Of
nervous proAtration, indigestion
caused by anxiety, taxation Of
the mental or physical forces which
exhaust the nerve force, and ener-
Ky. there is no treatment thet Will
ptop tho irritation and build up the
affected tissues like the Chnreot
Treatment II gives vitality TO the
entire system and promotes healthy
action 20 all the orEana."--g. O. Guy.
Druggist, Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
POLICE NOTES.

Or J. y. Adair Vas fined 81 BY
Justice Cam yesterday afternoon on
a charge OF assaultlng John Bailey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

On the Aeolisn grand orchestral at
the Rainier-Grand Cafe every even
INK from $50 To $40. also 10 to ~
y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

Fannie Bartholomew has been
divorced from Frank bartholomew
and has resumed her maiden name Of
Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

J. ". Shook, II Seattle. has been
visiting Or. J. r. Dawson, OF Du-
vanish for a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

The residents ~ Duwanigh have
petitioned the postmaster OF Seattle
20 establish a sub-Etation At that
place. The people mean to have let
ter carrier service, and are working
hard TO gain that end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

J. Ross. ~ Duwamish, recently re-
ceived n shipment Of fine mich cows
from Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
InvinCibIe List
of Grocery
Bargains

Women who heed these bar
gain announcements find they
always lead the way % perman-
ent economies because the policy
Of this store H. 10 sell the very
choicest eatablea at prices con-
Eiderably LEES than az any
other grocery. For Illustration
IL a partial ilst OF thia weeks
bargains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28
Out ToWnFoIkSM
us Your Orders

We extend the same courtesies as
We do 20 those who purchase over
our counter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

fights between Seattle puRiliats are
soon 70 be pulled on at Duwamiah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

Individual designs; the head fit
ted. Clare. 1907 Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-28

Theaiers.

. N&ee&s4~s~~~e~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
WARRANT FOR OFFICER.
Two Women Want Humane Society
Man Prosecuted.

People were wondering yesterday
how Humane officer r. L. Henninger
secured immunity from arrest Friday
morning Mrs. White Roebuck went
before County Attorney Haiverson and
secured a warrant for his arrest on the
charge of adultery committed with her
al the Central hotel. She is the woman
with whom he then lived as his wife
under the name of Davis
The warrant was placed in the hands
of the sheriff with instructions to serve
at once. Henninger is still in town, but
mas not as yet been arrested.
yesterday evening about $50 Mrs
May E. Henninger, his real wife, called
upon the county attorney and demand
ed warrant for his arrest upon the
SO me charge. When informed that the
papers had already been issued she ex-
pressed the greatest surprise; said that
she saw Henninger at o'clock Friday.
and that she thought he was still in
town
She expressed her willingness to tes-
tify against him and declared that she
would take steps TO secure a divorce
without delay. s5iun
Heninger has either left the city by
stealth or is in very close hiding Care
ful inquiry last evening disclosed the
fact that he had not been seen yester-
Gay. The officers are in close watch
for him. Should he1be apprehended the
case against him viii be pushed Wig
Orously.