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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Notice Is hereby given. that the UNDERSIGNED
the Board OF Commissioners OF Marion county
Indiana. Will up 20 10 o'clock a.. m. Wednesday
Feb. 3. 1852 receive sealed bids for building APP
proSch 70 bridge over White river Huffman =
FORD according 70 plans and specifications on
hie IN the Office OF the auditor OF Marion county
E7--h bid must be accompanied by a bond and
sffi0avit required by law.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids
Witness our hands this 2ist day OF January.
1902
JOHN MGREGOR.
THOS. +. SPAFFORD
JOHN r. FGAUGHEY
Commissioners OF Marion County.
attest: HARRY B. SMITH. Auditor.
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Joseph Bernsteip's Suit.

The suit OF Joseph Bernstein against the Cres-
cent Paper Company was on trial yesterday in
Judge Aliens court. Bernstein claims that he is
entitled to SEQ from the company for load
OF paper delivered TO it by him. He is a colec-
tor of waste paper. 1t is claimed that after he
delivered the load the market price OF the goods
fell and the company instead OF paying what he
current rate.
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Pepperen r. sac: Pepperen. 10-4. 1sc: Andres
coggin, "a. lie: Androscoggin, lC-4 l9c
Prints-Allen dress styles, SC; Allen TR &c;
Allen robes, sac; American indigo. &c: Ar
mold long cloth b. TIC; Arnold Lie, she:
CochecO fancy, SC; Hamilton fancy. sc; Merri-
mac pinks and puppies. she: Pacific fancy. SC:
Simpsons MORNINGS, 4izc; Simpsons Berlin
solids. she; Simpsons oil finish, &C; American
shirtings, 3&c; black white &c. greys. 4c
size: Slater. SIC: Genesee. Sac.
Observation-Disclosures AGA. lO12c; Conestoga BF.
12lzc; Cords 40. HE; Cords I, HE; Cords
ACE. l1izc; Hamilton awnings, &c; Kimono
fancy, lie; Lenox fancy, 1Sc; Methuen IA. 1Olae:
Oakland AT, &C; Portsmouth. uIac; Susquehan-
ma 12izc: Shetucket SW. &c; Shetucket F. SIC;
Swift River. size
Ginghams-Amoskeag staple SIC; Amoskeag
dress 7c Bates, SIC; Lancaster SIC: Lancaster
dress &c; Bates SAC; Toll du Nord. Sc.
Grain Bags-Amoskeas, $3.50; American, SIS 80:
Harmony, $3.50; Stark, SIG.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes

SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
19509. The b. * o. 5. w. Ry. Co. We.
Thomas r. Jones. Jennings G. q. APP
pellee's supplemental brief (5)
1904. Marcellus Alexander VS.. Dustan NJ.
Spaulding ct al. Wells G. g Appellees
brief 90.
1877. Adam. Medium & Anderson Co.
Thomas Stewart 81 al Wabash q. g.
Appellants petition and brief 90 for re-
hearing.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
4l3e. The g. C.. c. < ST L. Ry. Co. vs..
Sarah A. Wisehart- Henry &. - Appel
liant reply brief (S).
42l7 Charles A Spelton et al. W. John
q. Sharp ct al Pulaski G. g. Appellants
brief 90. Appellants motion for leave TO
amend transcript
1852 Abraham zimmerman ". John r.
Weigel Grant G. G. Copies appellants
brief ca.
New Case
43II. Joseph c. Smith q al VS.. Lewis G.
Tate ct al Greene G. G. Record. Assign
ment OF errors. Notices CD below.
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Deaths.

Lucy a Wright. thirty-four. 2ls3 Yandes street.
consumption.
Jessie GUY NeWIand. twenty-one, $50 Morris
avenue. acute alcoholism. -
street. senility.
Annie slack two years, 1922 Prospect street,
hemorrhage o. stomach.
Elliott Jordan twenty-three. GA Ogden street,
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p. PFISTERER.
20 Virginia Avenue.

natl, Chicago & st. Louis Railroad; con-
sent Of next friend. Circuit Court.
Pincess Shears VS.. Fielding Shears; COM
plant for divorce Superior Court Room l.
Russ 3. Reading W.. William Yates and
Rosa Yates: complaint TO foreclose mort
gage. Superior Court, Room .
Lutia Howell VS.. James Howell; COM
plant for divorce. Superior Court, Room 2.
Abraham J.. Lucas VS.. Nellie Lucas; di-
vorce. Superior Court, Room ,.
Minnie w. PadelfOrd vs. Edward w. Pa
delford; divorce. Circuit Court.
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FURNACES.


OLD ROOSTER. SPRING CHICKEN AND
FURNACES-cld ROSTERS be fried tender
and made 10 taste as good as spring chicken
by only few cooks. After others have failed
Rolyn Hawkins can put your furnace in shape
TO heat your house He has made sick furnaces
a special study once, IL and 10 Virginia ay
Telephones: Old 1853 New asS6
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-A few shares in the rich
est gold mine in the Klondike, or in the world
for sale cheap: $40. 200 600 taken out in three
years; $50. 000. 000 still remain 70 paw diyi-
dends 20 share owners. Apply Immediately as
Il VIII be sold cheap. Address Box g. care
Journal.
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Marriage Licenses.

Walter Coyle and Maggie LenOhan-
George Schmalz and Ida SiebOld.
Gustav T. Them and Katherine Collins.
Lewis d Hudson and Pearl Cannon.
John ". Kelley and Cora D jay
William Lilly and FenOnna Call.
Albert W. stone and Bertha Kennedy.
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TYPEWRITERs.


FOR SALE-The Fox. Manhattan and other
leading makes Tor sale or rent at anti trust
prices. c.. NJ MERRICk Gen Agt Phones. 50g
ia r Washington ST, Indianapolis
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Wife Overcome i'm Court.

James Carney, who shot his wife through the
arm, was bound TO the grand jury from
Police Court yesterday morning. Mrs. Carney,
who attended the trial, became seriously III and
taken TO the City Hospital. She is suffering
from nervousness.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY. II. BLOOR. Dentist Room IA
Lemcke building. Telephors. new l3
DENTIsTRY-Dr S. F. Earhart paInI-SS dsD
tlst. by the systematic treatment ~ W
Wash ST. Iron block. OPP Al. T.. WATSON * Co.
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Dry Goods.

Bleached sheetings-AAn An sr9 l. re:
Berkeley No. COc S7+c; Cabot. &c Capitol ne:
Ioom. 7s.c Fsrwell. 7i4c FitchvilIe. &c: FnII
Wiath size. Gilt Edge, size. Gilded Age -.
mn 7lac. Hope. Tic. Linwood. nc: To1s,8aIo'
sc. peabody. 5lzc; Pepperell. "a. lSc: PeppsraII
i0-f &c; Androscoggin, e. 1Sc Androscosgin
Brown sheetings-Atantic A. &C; Argyle. 5iac.
Eoott O. 4Lc: Bucks Head. &C.: Clifton CGS'
80. Constitution. 40-inch. SIC; Carlisle 4O-incb
&C. Dwight star &c; Great Falls f, SIC. Crsat
Faus j. sc; Hi Fine. &c; Indian Head stLc.
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STORAGE.

sJORAGE-INDP'LS WAREHOUSE CO
" E kurtz. Pres. II. A Grassland. Mgr
517-523 3. Penn Telephones i343
We STORE. PACK and HAUL.
BrORAGE-Ths Union Transfer and Sfo-aS-
Company, corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks. only irst-class storage solicited
Grating and packing OF household goods a
specially SPECIAL FREIGHT RATES an
shipments household goods TO Pacific eoa.f
and other Western points.
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DIED.


DITTEMORE-JOh W. DittemOre died Monday
Jan. 20 at y m. at his late residence, l0l.
Central avenue. aged hfty-nine years Funera
Wednesday, Jan. p. at p m, from residence
Friends invited. Burial private.
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The amount of its capital ISL. .$lO0,oO0o0
The amount OF capital paid up is. 100000
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Hams-Sugar-cured Is lbs average. 12Q12hc;
u lbs average, 12G12lsc.
Lard-Kettle rendered, 11ssc; pure lard lie.
BacOnz-Clear sides, % to 90 lbs average, lO&c;
so to 40 lbs average, 107sc 20 to so lbs average.
lie: clear bellies, % 30 lbs average 1024c; is
TO % lbs average, lie; IL to 16 lbs average, uAc;
clear backs, 20 to 30 lbs average. 1O%c II to l6
lbs average 1OAc; to lbs average, lie In dry
salt 12c less.
Shoulders-1S to 20 lbs average 1Oc; 16 lbs
erage, 10c; 10 to IL lbs average. 9%c.
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Drugs.

.cs camphor. ssd7Oc; cochineal. 5Oa55c: chioro
forn1 5sa65c; copperas. brl, soc; cream tartar
renuine S5Q4oc: magnesia. carb.. 2-oz, 2OG95c:
geornhine =. & w, per o. s. 45g2. 90: nader
afg Der H. So opium. SS.50Q37 20: quinine p
& W. per or. 3402Sssei baisam: e9pabia 55geOc
ssIts Fpsom. l1Q4c sulphur -four, pa Q5c; salt.
eter i0l9l4c: turpentne. 43g50c glycerine 1sI1a
PSrt iodide potassium 81. 45Q2.5o; bromide potsss
jrrr, 55G6Oc chlorate potash Iq20c; bOrax. an
Iac. enchonda $685.; csrbolic acid. 3l94Oc
.H--raine n1ur.. $. 55Q5.I5.
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Copy Of Statement Of the Condition
OF THE
TeutOnia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE CO.
On the 3Ist day of December, 1901

1t is Located at Nos. ia and il6 East
Third Street. Dayton, y.
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EDWARD PAPE. President.
j. LINXWEILER, JR., Sec'y.
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Seeds.

Seed clover. prime. ssqs5O; English clover,
s6G6. so; Alsike, S7ds; Alfalfa choice s6d6. %
Crimson clover, s45Oq5. Timothy. prime. s3.lOQ
S.15 Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 5ql4O; ex,
ira clean, 60G70c. Orchard grass, 81 40ql 40. Red
top. sOcasl.7 IS. English bluegrass, 81. 2543.
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The Assets of the Company in the United States
are as follows:

Cash on hand and in banks. ........ 81, $3.50
Real estate unincumbered .......... l,SD.O0
Bonds owned by the company.
bearing interest at the rate OF
- per cent, secured as follows:
market value 800, rc =. - 1SssOOOO
market value. ....................... $4,000
market value. ........ - $4,000
L. s. per cent bonds, market
National bank stocks, market value $4,000
and bonds..... -. -, -. 10000
Value .................. 100000
value ........................ $4,000
stock, market value. 100000
Cincinnati Street-railway Co. and
value Observation-Disclosures. lS.14OOO
market value. ...................... 10000
Loans on bonds and mortgages Of
real estate worth double the
amount for which same is mort
gagged, and free from any prior
REMEMBRANCE ........................ 1ss.a7ls
Debts for premiums. e.9e.2O
All other rities.................. $3.50
Total assets. .s575.Ols7s
LIABILITIES,
Losses resisted met. s1.4Oo.Oc
Amount necessary 10 re-inSure
outstanding risks. T.5722s
Total liabilities. SIS. S72.35
The greatest amount in any one
risk ............................ $4,000
State of Indiana, Office of Auditor OF State.
I. the undersigned. auditor Of state OF the
State of Indiana, hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy Of the statement OF
the condition of the above mentioned COM
pany on the 31st day of December, 1901 as
shown by the original statement, and that
the said original statement is now on file
in this office.
In testimony whereof / hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my off,
LSEAL.l cial seal this 2Oth day OF Janu-
airy, 1902. w II. HART.
Auditor Of State.
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POLICE PENSION FUND.
Financial Statement in Secretary
Longs Annual Report.

The annual report of John Long, sec
rotary of the police pension fund board
which was completed yesterday. shows the
fund to be in a prosperous condition. The
financial statement for the year is as fol-
lows:
Cash on hand Jan. l, 1901. .......... s15, 973S 80
Annual assessment on tax dupli-
cate ........................- Il, 40 OF
Fees and rewards. ..................... 47240
Police pay roll assessment. $500. 400 81
Proceeds sale of unclaimed prop
erty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1870
Proceeds second annual police
ball ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,012 60
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1853 IS
Disbursements during year......... 1856. p
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EOR RENT-Typewritsrs; high-grade machines
prices reasonable. Call US. UNITEI
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.. So Monu
ment place
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-Stick &c per 10; common mixed, 7c;
rrocers' mixed 6l2c Banner twist stick Sc;
tanner cream mixed, 10Ql1c; old-time mixed, Sc.
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds. 1Sq2oc English
walnpis 12d14c; Brazil nuts, 10c: flberts, Aye;
peanuts roasted. 7QSo; mixed nuts. 12c.
Canned Goods.
Corn. s5oaN %. Peaches-Eastern. standard.
Standard. s2lOG2 40; California seconds 81 9OlI2
Observation-Disclosures. 2-lb. S5a9Oc: rasn-
berries, 3-lb. s125q1.3O pineapples. standard.
IN full weight 95cqtlc; light, e0G65c string
bea1s alb 81 10: Lima beans, 81 coal Is: pes
narrowfats s5cQs1 early June, sL10QII. Is; lob,
stsrs 81 S5d2; red cherries, 99c4S1; strawberries
SSSJ9oc; salmon. lib. 95cQs2; Slb tomatoes 81 IS
Q1.4o. r,
Anthracite Tall sizes), s725 per ton; Blossburr
s.: smokeless s475; Jackson. s4.25; Kanawha
e. q. Pittsburg, 81 20 Raymond 81. %; Winifrede
a Ok. Luhring, 81: Hooking Valley, 81; Brazil
block. $3.50: Greene county. 1925 Indiana lump.
Sc Is: slack smokeless, 50 Is; slack Jackson
81 m, slack Pittsburg, $3.50; slack West Vlr-
ginIa. 50 so; slack Indiana 81; Connelsvilie coke.
e. 81. lump coke. lie per bu. 1918 per ton:
crushed coke, 1Sc per bu; S3.25 per ton. Bags
S5c ner ton extra, ground floor or dumped In eel.
lar. hays SOC per ton extra, second floor or ca
led in cellar; from wagon. sc per ton extra by
wheelbarrow, chute or basket
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOis RENT-Ses list at I3I f. Market: grou
floor. GREGORY a. APPEL
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INSURANCE.


1NSURANCE-Insur your property with A r.
CARTER q Co, 149 E Market st.
1NSURANCE-Insure your home in the Royal
Insurance Company. W. A GREYER. 4O5
Majestic Bldg.
INSURANCE
VIM. q. ANDERSON
Fire and Tornado Insurance
New Telephone 349l. ga Law BUILDING
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Linseed, raw, 64c per gal; linseed oil, boiled
Csc per gall coal oil. legal test, Sq14c.
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NOTICE.

HOTICE-JOSEPH GARDNER. tin work and
furnaces 80 Kentucky ave. Telephone 322
NOTICE-If in need OF secono-nano buildln9 n,a-
terizl OF any description call phone TIL:
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO., los Cornell
av New Phone s59S. OLD BUILDINGS
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
All Advertisements inserted these co,upan,
are charged 1T very low rate OF cents a line
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
linss- TelephOns rs and your ad viii be called
Tor.
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FOR SALE-A few secondhand furnaces, suit
able for private house, church and school
heating THE ROLLYN HAWKINS CO., 1l4-116
Virginia ave.
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MONUMENTS.

EONUMENTS-A. Diener. 40 T. Washington
Tel 2525. Branch works Z entrance Crown Hill.
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have Lady Fingers Macaoon Kisses and all kinds Fancy Cakes

the Seattle General hospital in
an ambulance. He died at that
institution this morning.
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NEBRASKA'S
KEEL LAID

In spite of the drizzling rain,
thousands of people were assembled
at Morans' shipyard to witness the
laying of the keel OF the battleship
Nebraska.
The shed where the keel was laid
was decorated with red, white and
blue bunting. The immense keel
lay In an inclosure and was hoisted
TO its place by electric cranes. The
driving of the silver rivet, by Gov
Savage and Gov. Mcbride was in full
view OF all the spectators.
The exercises proper began at 9
O'Clock this morning with the firing
OF a salute as the big gates leading
to the yards We're thrown open.
AT l0.30 the governors of Nebras-
ka and Washington and their par
ties arrived NJ the general managers
Office. After slight delay drulng
which n number OF persons were
presented to both governors, the
party. consisting of the governors
and their STATS, wives. naval OIL
GERS and their wives and the invited
guests, were escorted 10 the shed.
where the crowd had assembled
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The sheriff's Office has been
deluged with rumors concern
ing the whereabouts OF Convict
Tracy since early this morning.
Many have proved utterly false.
Sheriff Cudiiice has now as
certained beyond any reason
able doubt that Tracy, after he
had committed the double muir
der at the Van Hcsne house last
night. secrefed himself in
Woodland park. and very early
this morning, probably 2 O'Clock
drove with the rig he had. stol-
en-, north to a point above Bal.
lard.
There he abandoned the rig,
which was found tied in a clurup
OF bushes not far from where
the Baker boy reported to have
seen him before 4 o'clock this
morning. Il was believed for
several hours that the murder
Gus convict had taken to the
woods, working north toward
Edmunds. but il is now almost
certain that he doubled back on
his tracks TO Woodland park.
N the vicinity OF his last night $
bloody deed.
At Ii;3o o'clock this morn
ing, reports from deputies sta
toned near Woodland park.
confirm the belief that he is in
hiding there. II this proves
true, Sheriff Cudihce says that
ne will have bis man dead or
alive before uightfall
Sheriff Zimmerman Of Sno-
homish county, started from
Everett at daybreak this morn
ing and has worked down as far
as Edmunds, thoroughly
searching the road over which
he passed.
Sheriff Cudihee intended as
early as 8 o'clock this morning
to personally command a posse
and work north from Ballard
until he met Sheriff thinner.
man. But the almost certain
feature Of Tracy's return move
ments caused Sheriff Cudihee to
change his plans and at TI:45 to.
DAY, with a posse Of a dozen
picked men, started for Wood
land park, where he will take
charge Of at least 200 searchers
who are surrounding the place
where the convict is supposed to
be in hiding.
u 100 Noon.--Thc widest ex-
element prevails in the vicinity
q the Van Horne house, where
Tracy killed Policeman Breese
and Neil Raw1cy last night.
II Is said that Tracy was seen
a lew moments before noon, sit.
ing IN clump Of bushes with
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AcO0D SITE

For apartments or lodging house on
Fourth avenue, between Pike and
Pine, lot s0xi20.
HERBERT s. UPPER
12snd 10 seheursrrnsn block,
First Avenue and Cherry Street
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him in the carriage. He be-
lieyed his wound fatal and want
ed me 10 get him TO Seattle be
fore he died.
| took him 10 the hotel, and
notified the sheriff Office at Sc
attic, and the Seattle Daily
Star OF the battle. We put Viii
liams TO bed and some ladies u
the hotel did all they could 10
alleviate his sufferings. DIR.
Lyle Of Bothcll arrived from
Seattle on the evening train and
attended Williams.
When ! brought Williams in,
John Rogers took my team and
went TO the scene OF the battle
to get the others who had been
shot. As soon as possible pro-
cured another horse from a
farmer and started again for the
place where we saw Tracy. AS
| left Bo,hell a raneher on a
sorrel marc followed me. He
was some distance behind, and
| paid little attention TO him.
4 few hundreds yards east Of
the shack where the battle was
fought. | met Mr.. Rogers com
ing TO Bothell with Raymond's
body. The dead man was seat
ed upright in the buggy. but
his body was cold. lie had been
killed instantly. While | was
standing there another buggy
drove up with two men in H..
One OF them I Immediately rec
ognized as Percy Vincent. the
an who had left Bo,hell after
me on horseback.
Tracy had escaped from Dep
uties Brewer and Nelson. who
were guarding the shack. and
had held up Vincent and taken
his horse. Vincent was made
to dismount and lay down in the
grass, while Tracy got on the
animal and rode off. This |
afterwards told Nelson and
Brewer. and they ceased their
vigil at the shack.
We met Sheriff Cudihee about
this time, and he joined in the
search. The sheriff placed pick
cts ON all the roads, but Tracy
had escaped. At 7:3o o'clock
Tracy was on the road near Nc
Masters mill. lie told Louie
Johnson. a farmer living near
there. and whom he met on the
road with a team and lumber.
that he was deputy sheriff en-
route to Seattle for more men.
Johnson drove toward Seattle.
and Sheriff Cudihee. hearing the
story. went in pursuit.
II was after. o. clock when
the special train from Seattle,
consisting OF an engine and one
coach, arrived. With il came
several policemen and DR.. Car
roll OF Seattle. Mrs. Williams
and Father Matthew Bratt OF
Providence hospital were also
on the train. As quickly as pos
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The Star was the first paper
IN Seattle 10 put the news he
fnfe the public yesterday at
tarnoon 81 the battle between
Tracy and the pursuing posse
near EaFhtli. Fourteen other
star extras followed up 20 iiso
a. M. today leading all news
papers ON th@ latest news con-
crrnirg chase after the convict.
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hee placed himself in a position
that he could see any one who
left the house. The other men
were placed around the house
in a seIui-circular form. Cudi-
hee was in a position that he
could see anybody who came
out of the house. He would
have had a clear shot at Tracy
had il not been for the latter's
strategy. The guards had hard
liz secreted themselves, when
Tracy appeared. He walked out
OF the house between, and a
little behind two men whom he
had pressed into service.
1t was dark, and the guards
were afraid TO shoot, for fear OF
hitting one of Tracy's compan-
ions.
Suddenly Breese stood up
and called: Drop that gun,
Tracy" Like a fash two shots
rang out from Tracy's rifle.
Breese reeled and fell dead,
Rawley, who was near him. also
dropped MORALLY wounded.
] Knight and Cudihee arose in
time To take a couple of shots
at the murderer, who was now
running toward the woods.
Sheriff Cudihee saw Tracy
and his companions from the
moment they left the house. but
he was powcrless to act, for fear
of killing one of the innocent
men. When the slSirmish was
over, the body of Officer Breese
was put in an express wagon
and taken 10 Fremont, where il
was given in charge of the cor
oner. Rawley was removed to