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The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
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me NHldrus Lament
j,,I"r, ,rsAn,o u,l,pi 'uu
hluiI" IuJs' HIWa,. &C.,
N1u,t NEARLY rN"ry gI nlDwn
IIu, got b"',cIfh t"au
lhnu', Nau.l lone, uud Io,rY Brown
Ard ''d hjrui Maggie nn"
He IL ".i ElI. We hnkt.I Ii town.
They "a' Il !In'r Eu' At u"HU
And thrr.s snjr .oIynul Budget Jane
And 4rAlusirr>, BrNry Rur
WI" srnrrt hive cu.h.ug III 10 NuuI
Yet 'i'li they No gmt II hvHu,
Bat here Dn l. u pretty agu1
.nN! one ! know.
who .oIR mas 'll'd ,hu' HlWrJ- lulcy
gr' tlugle beuI.
neatly Il r"s> and swortIv ,mur
on ewb Young man KNOW,
Il 4 not one fellow Of them Ail
Has HsE"d 10 be my hrau
! vc learned to duure 10 sing and p,pv
And make handsome show;
30 ~ 'Nurh and Opera 700
Bat SIN get no beau
liner" lots of men sec each dHy.
At every ljH"o pr.
That might II" worse than tnssk ms
10 have linen. tOr beau
Bar no the gawky clown. yu,t sand
hu't gaGc rom head 10 toe
l"st a. iA'H hIhn Euuw that
Nas hIl&iuus lUI n h"au
COl'ouHd .4rh .Nly men say
lis nm" 'nrv ruuh did know
J" ASH rlrlB RIu N~r me
/" hu'e HDrn iur II beat
BIT HtDE HOu't IT, mot nv au.n
w. luri he hest know
Aud showed 'nrIn by NY swrrfr.l ,,u.l.,
Ia ilA" To have D"au
can lhInk What thos" frlUwq nlrsr
Il"! surely ought to know
That "N"r' uur VI them wns mad.
~ b" some Iadys u'au,
Bu, fate has sealed nv doom lie.,
An u,t m4Id n. Il grow
For n | INu du believe
Il! never guta beau.
ROBIN Hood
AuVernSs IN the kEPUBL!CA
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
AWARE. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20. 100
The latter irsinuates that thu ner.

Tho latter irsinuates that the per.
son he killed was Pauljne's lover,
and to learn the truth Vaughn Wis.
it's DR.. Cenari in Siberia. Macari
tries to have him assassinated there,
but IN vain, and after learning q
everything from DR.. Cenari, Vaugn
returns in time TO prevent Macari
from taking Pauline to Italy, In
tho final act Pauline regains her
reason and Macari is killed for be.
trayiug DR.. Cenari.
During the balance Iof the week
Mr.. Shea will be seen in his former
success: "Dr. Jskyll and Mr..
HYDE
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
Nulrtnr,lrai. Wratnr,.

The New York Herald says as
Christmas anrlU@ 'iu'~ the ON,.vDk
f. more ftvuTable tul mndSerat~ -rm-
perHtIlp pnh lever severe s,urms
over the eastern half Of the roun-
Try. Spells # Intense rOId III tn"
Northwest are H-sDDid'"Q with the
development of strong centres Of
cyUlOnlc action IN the southwest,
both systems drifting eastward and
exerting their gumstIr forces on
the Atlantic Seah0arh Bat at the
present time neither a strong cold
wave nor 4 powerful storm il in
sight, and consequently he prospect
of a temporary freak in the regime
of freezing and ryrlonIc weather is
encouraging
A dIstnrbHncea appearing on Ihur-
day in the Southwest j. likely to
move toward the North Atlantic
States and give US rain to night or
Sunday. But the weather promises
TO be generally mllder and free from
heavy storms until the Christmas
holidays
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXCURSION
RATES VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

The Southern Railway will sell
Christmas holiday excursion tickets
from Washington TO points South
aud Southwest on Dece amber %, a.
rs, 80, 81 aud January l, final limit
January 8, 1908. at rate of one fare
and a third for the round trip. TickI
cts will be sold to teachers and stu
dents Of schools and colleges at above
rate, with final limit of January 8,
1903, upon presentation and surren-
der OF certificates signed by Superin.
tenaent, Principal or President oil
schools and colleges.
Chas, l.. Hopkins, District Passen-.
ger Agent, Southern hallway, S28
Chestnut street, Philadelphia will
furnish all information.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

the Foreign Affairs Committee, be.
lieveS the Monroe doctrine has been
strengthened in this country and
abroad by the Venezuelan trouble.
In Caracas the shops have been
reopened, traffic resumed and the
city is quieter.
The feet in the Caribbean sea
under Admiral Dewey is Is times
as strong in armament and four
times as strong in men as the allied
fleets of the European powers in
Venezuelan waters.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
THREE SPECIAL TOURS TO FLORIDA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD

THREE SPECIAL TOURS TO FLORIDA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL-
Only $500 for the round trip
from Wilmington as specified as be-
low. January 9th, tickets includ-
ing, in addition to round trip rail-
road fare, sleeping car aceommoda-
tions and meals enroute Washington
to Jacksonville and return. Return
ing, leave Jacksonville February
18th.
February 10th, Tickets including,
in addition to round trip ilload
faro, sleeping Car accommodations
and meals enroute Washington to
Jacksonville. Returning, leave
Jacksonville February 25th.
March 10th, tickets including, in
addition to round trip railroad fare,
sleeping car Accommodations and
meals, Washington to Jacksonville.
but not for the return. Returning
tickets will be good on any regular
train until May Slst, 1908.
For full detailed information and
pamphlet call upon Baltimore &
Ohio ticket Agents, or write to
H. A. Miller, T. P. A. Wilmington
Del.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
A Million Voices

Gould hardly express the thanks of Homer
Hal! OF IVES, Point, la, Listen why: A severe
cold had settled on his lungs causing most OF,
stinate cough. Several physicians said he had
thought he was doomed he began TO use DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
Mrites-"it completely cured NE and saved my
lie ! nov weigh ?27 lbs" Ifs positively guar,
ahteed for Coughs, Colds and Lung troubles.
Price 5Oc. and sl.UO. Trial bottles free at N. b.
DanfUrh's.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

Recovered Speech and Hearing

Messrs ELY Bros. Il commenc-
ed using your Cream Balm about
two years ago for catarrh, My voice
was somewhat thick and my hear
ing was dull. My hearing has been
fully restored and my speech has
become quite clear. am teacher
in our town. l.. Q. Brown, Gran
ger, Ohio.
The Balm does not irritate or
cause sneezing. Sold by druggists
at so cts, or mailed by Ely Brothers
56 Warren street, New York.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
Saved at GraXe's Brink

Il know would long ago have been in my
grave writes Mrs. :. X. Newson OF Decatur,
Ala, ii it had not been for Electric Bitters
foi three years Suffered untold agony from the
worst toIms OF Indigestion, WatcrbGash Slom-
Ach and Bowel Dyspepsia But this excellent
medicine did me world Of good. Since using
i can eat heartily and have gained 50 pounds" !"
t"I indigestion, Loss OF Appetite. Stomach, Liver
kl!d Kidney troubles, Electric Bitltr. are a posi-
tive. guaranteed cue. only Soc q n b. Dam
forth 5 drug store
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
TIE Venezuelan Situation

Partial responses have been re
ceIyed from Great Britain Germany
and Italy by the State Department
concerning the proposal to arbitrate
the NeuGZuel N trouble.
Great Britain will welcome ar.
bitratOn and viii not insist on the
United States guaranteelng pay.
ment by Venezuela
Germany will agree to arbitration
but wants a specific guarantee as to
payment aud time Of payment and
an apology, besides other conditions
Italy will accept anything that
Great Britain and Germany agree
IT,
France has notified the Vcnezu-
elan Government that it proposes
thu' '""urh claims shall have equal
trea'r r.J 9Th those Of all rthers.
N.,t 9t'i s;'Aire. It Is declared,
VI l1I',r fyr Nau"lu-
en-
n ,-n1IIuI.l ~
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
Ferris School Service

The Ferris School Christmas ser-
vice will be held tomorrow after
noon.
An interesting literary and musi.
cal programme has been arranged.
Gifts will be distributed to the bows,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
FAVORS LOCAL OPTION

1t ID Thought Governor Hum will Do Ef-
fective Work For 1t.
The local option movement 10 fav.
ored BY Governor Hum and he may
do some effective work for II when
tue new temperance alliance gets 1T
as far as the State House doors.
Tbs governor, when asked for his
views said: "Icanno. see how any
accredited representative Of the
people can afford to refuse and stand
out against referring question to
popular vote. After all. The p,opls
are the State, whom we represent 10 d
whom we must not misrepresent.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
AT OLIVET CHURCH
Special Christmas Exercises VIII Begin
Tomorrow. a

Tomorrow. Il
Special Christmas services will be
gin IN Ollvet Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning.
At the morning service the Rev. r.
A. Elwood will preach on the subject
THE True Spirit OF Chrlstm as :"
aud in the evening on the subject
Neglected Firesldes."
A trained choir of one hundred
chl.drens voices will present the
musical programme at both services.
Members Of the cong reg alton will be
asked to contribute nloney or cloth
Ing for the poor.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
1t Was Indeed the Issue.

How important an influence the
question OF prosperity eXerted III
the campaign of 1902 and Of what
vital value it was to the Repnblirun
party to show in facts and figures
the tremendous benefits wrought
by adherence to Republican doe
trine and policy. is plainly shown
in the extensive use made during
the campaign Of document No. -
of The American Protective Tariff
League, "Prosperity Is the Issue.
THIS great speech by Senator Cat
Gnger of New Hampshire was chus
Gu by The Tariff League as the best
possible appeal to the voters Of tn"
United States Demands for It
came from every State in the Tn
ion, and by the time all these de
mands had been satisfied. the total
circulation Of "prosper.fy IS th"
Issue" had considerably exceeded
one million copies.
We hardly think It likely the
time of Congress wi! bp taken up
during the present session by Silly
gable about or withdrawal from
the Philippines rs il Was during
the several preceding ones That
question seems ~ have settled it.
self Neither party will now ad-
vance 4 proposition which IN any
degree look, to tn" withdrawal uc
our army oud lIhc hanIlng down "f
our flag from those lsIaui-. There
NAV, and no doubt will be, ~uuuh.
bles over questions Of government.
laws. currency and other liun4-, but
our ha4 Will remain lhrr" ~ surely
as it viii OVER. Aiaska anh Gailfr
niH. How utfprrHNN "y'1y thing
Looked even u'r year ago Bat,
then. III" uvrrag" American claims
the IrivIe4" IF changing his opln-
ions and Lis politics WHpH any and
NJ! urrG.jtuI. II u -'}l'- him tO DO
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

Ordinary household accidents have
no terrors where there's bottle of
DR., Thomas Electric Oil in the
medicine chest. Heals burns, cuts,
bruises, sprains. Instant relief.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup
seems especially adapted to the
noeds of the children. Pleasant to
take; soothing in its influence; it 10
the remedy of all remedies for every
form of throat and lung disease"
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
Received n (onfrAct

The A. S. Reed and Brother Com.
pany has received a contract to build
a number of buildings for the Govern.
ment at Fort Mott, N. j.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
THEATRICALS.
THE FLAMING ARROW.

Lo the Indian, not the kind that
10 poor aud suffers under delusions S
as to the contents OF the clouds and
moons, but the sort that has been
trained in the refined ways Of the
civilized pale-face. That is what
Grand Opera House will offer for
Monday night, in the person OF Go
Won Go Mohawk, who impe rson ates
Chief White Eagle in Lincoln J.
Carter's "Flaming Arrow.
Miss Mohawk's part Is that Of a
young Indian brave who. like the
Indian actress herself, has dallied
with American civilization and
found 1t in measure worth imitat-
ing. She isa tall, graceful woman
who looks extremely well in her pic
turesque Indian costumes of buck
skin aud beads. Her face has the
unmistakable racial characteristics
and is really attractive while her
voice is low and Of very mellow
and musical quality that is very
pleasing Mr.. Carter has surround
ed his star with company above
the average. the cast nun bering
some forty people aud includes a
brass baud composed Of genuine In.
dlanS.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

Taylor d Fullerton's Rheumatic
Remedy cures Rheumatism and
Neuralgia in all its forms. Prepar-
ed by W. {. Taylor. 302 King street
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
Dubell LBe Halter

Go to Chas. f. Dubell for your
hats and caps Of all styles No. ? East
Thir d street.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

THE efforts Of the lp I'll Salvation
Army To give the ppUra substantial
dinner on Christmas Day are to he
encouraged, The hest indlrat!on of
sympathy III tn" movement VIII be
the dropping OF coin i'll one of the
UoAes Just now +" conspicuous on
the principal streets Of the city.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
TIE PLEDGE OF HONOR,

Mr.. Thomas L. Shea will be the
attraction AZ Grand Opera House
Christmas Afternoon aud night for
nine nights and SIX Bargain Matt
nees. The opening bill wlIl be Mr..
Shea ncw play, 1.-THE Pledge of
Honor" expressly written tor him
bv the iaIentedyoungautho James
W. ilNk'ns, Jr., author Of Mr..
Snea's great naval play, The
Man-o'- Wars. Man. The story OF
"lhe Pledge Of Honor is very i'm.
presaIye, The first act opcus in
London, where a band Of conspira-
tors have gathered to conspire
against their government Gilbert
Vaughn, IL Young lIugllshman, who
is bind, enters the house by N is.
take lust as Leon Macarl murders
youth named Anthony March.
The blindness OF Vaughn IS doubt
cd and lie is put to several severe
tests. Pauline March, II sister Of
tie murdered youth, is present and
the SHOCK of w'tnessiI. the murder
is 60 great II destroys her reason.
In ne sscond act Vaughn regairs
his atght aud while travelling in
Italy meets Pauline and desires to
marry rer. Her uncle aud guar
dian, DR.. Cenari, gives his Consent
stlpulatins that the marriage must
laNe place within month.
Vaughn, not Knowing that she has
lost het reason, conscnts and they
are married. Wnen he learus the
irIItI he decides to fu Ill his pledge
to protect her, Macari has Df.
Csnari sent to Siberia and assumes
the name Of the yUurg man he mar
dered. gilbert Nau.nn. by using
The iLculty he possessed as mind
reader. reads PluIlnc's secret as
to what dc turived her ot her reason
aud charges MacarI with the
crime.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

4 Beautiful Stove
made with Cartmell's stove enamel.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

TIN advertising that does not con
vince Is not likely to win. Men are
not inclined to experiment or take
chances when it comes to parting
with good money. They prefer to
jhluk they know from whom they
are buying aud what they are going
10 buy.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

''Ilow did SmigIin's speech last
night seem to take"
"Well, he appeared to be enjoying
1t so much himself that the audience
hadn't the heart to disturb his illu-
sion by getting up and going out
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

A lazy liver makes lazy man
BurdOck Blood BItters is the natu-
raj, never failing remedy for lazy
liver
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

Telsehons- dtorial room second floor, D & 4
~ DDHaxvia S2l.
EplfcspPA once and advertising department.
|rN noor, 4 A, 81; Dclmarvia 100.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

Uncle Eph'm bad just secured a
divorce from his fifth wife, who
had deserted him.
Il suppose, uncle,' said his en-
ployer, you'll be taking another
wife in few days.
NO sub, " replied Uncle Eph m.
with dignity. Use not gwine to
make fad O marryin'. suh.'
"Oi Hunks is he most extraya.
giant man ! ever saw He always
wipes his spectacles with a new SO
bIl!
"On the contrary, he's the most
prnurlOus. 1t saves the handker-
chiefs aud doesu lessen the value
Of the bill particle.
A lazy liver nakps n law man
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20
CHARLES RICHMAN.

CHARLES RlCHMAN.
Charles Richmau, the leading
man OF Charles Frohmans Empire
Theatre Company, which comes to
Grand Opera House on Tuesday
night. is occupying prominent
position in the theatrical world as
leading man of very import ant or.
CARNATIONS. despite the fact that he
IS oEe OF the youngest American
leading actors. Mr.. Rjchman con.
icsses Chicago as the place Of his
nativity, ard admits thrty-two years
OF age. lie began the active pursuit
OF mercantile affairs early in life
but iinding it not TO his liking ne
gave up business to take up the
study OF law, but upon firing of
B ack stone he entered the theatrical
profession. His experience was
first gained with travelling com pan
les Opportunity for exploiting
his marked abilities came when
James A Herne gave a special per-
lormance OF "Marsaret Fleming at
WaIIack's Theatre, New York, when
his talents brought him to the con.
sideration cf the more prom mnent
managers Subsequently be appear
ell in tic produc i n Of lIaup mann's
''IIanne.e' AT Tue Fifth Avenue
Theatre, New YORK. Although this
performance was stopped after a
few nights, il had served Nh Rich.
man S purpose, as in the character
OF the ":Slranesr lie had made pro-
nounCed hit. lie was then engaged
by Mr.. A. NJ. Palmer for his stock
com Dauy which at that time incluJ-
ed Maurice Barrymore Ted lIelIey
Julia Arthur ana other tine actors.
Subsequently, he played an engage.
mcnt as leading man to Miss Lily
Langtry.
After a season with tho sto5k
company in san Francisco he re-
turned to New York to bacome the
leading man Of Augustine Duiy
company where he remained up to
the lime of Mr.. Days death. Dur
ing that time he played all the lead
Iug roles opposite to Miss RUnau in
the S'hak"sl~ream and other pru1uc-
tious put on by Mr.. DAILY.
This engagement carried him
with Mr.. Days productions
to London, Paris and other
European cities, where heinvariably
met with most distinguished sue
Tess. With the breaking up Of Mr..
Days famous company Mr.. Rich
man was engaged by Charles Froh-
man. For two seasons he appear
cd as leading man to Miss Annie
Russell III the productions Of Miss
Hobbs" and "A Royal Family" Two
years ago Mr., kichman played the
part Of Henri Beaucerc in Mr.. Froh-
n1n'S n II. st az r1sta of" Dipln,narv
The daily Republican., 1902-12-20

hpteTed at the Wilmington Po.totfice as second
elay mAttet Under act Of Congress OF March .,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-11-14
ZONE And OIcINIrY.

q. +. Brown was IN Detroit Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. II. Lancashire was in Detroit
Wednesday
Do not sell your turkeys until you see
Win. Wilson.
V. NJ. Wilson is in Edmore this week
working on thu new Wager block,
Jesse f lison of Ludington was in
Alma over Sunday visiting his parents
Great carpet, rug, curtain and limo.
lium sale now going on at f. L Pol
lasky's.
The best stock Of harness leather ever
in Alma. Come in and see it at the New
Harness Store.
Mrs. E r. Griffith and daughter,
Mabel, attended the funeral Of her
cousin in Fenton Tuesday.
Attend the great "mill-end" sale &
The Hsyt q Pierce Co.'s store com.
mencing Saturday and continuing until
the Goth.
The barber shops in Alma will close
each night in the week, except Satur.
days, at eight clock. standard time, on
and after November 18th.
The little Misses lola and Josephine
Martin OF Petoskeywho have beenvisiting
their amt, Mas. A, /. Butterfield, OF this
place. returned home Thurs lay
We are here for your convienence as
well as our benefit. Come aud see Us at
the New Harness Store north of Wright
House. o. Z. Richard son, with 5. Stan
ard
A. J Ravens Il Son have added the
third chair to their barber shop for their
Saturday trade. They have been
obliged to do this on account Of their in.
creasing trade.
A large number of the friends of Miss
Laura Eichbaum rendered her surprise
party at the home Of her parents on
Thursday evening OF last week in honor
of her intended departure to Morgan.
ton, n O.
On account of the continued
warm weather f. + Pollasky will close
the balance Of his large stock OF stylish
c.oaks, skirts and furs al greatly reduced
prices This is the best Oh Ance you viii
have this year 10 secure reliable stylish
garment at a very low price.
Have you purchased a copy OF the
November number of the Munsey's
Among other interesting
features is an illustrated article en-.
titled 1.-THE Evolution OF Manhattan"
from the pen OF Frank s. Arnett, in
which is given brief history of Ameri.
,a's most noted city, New York. Nun.
,eys Magazine is sold by Sharrar
8 hulhoiland. druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-11-14
Ginning Uork

which may in any way affect the
Thanksgiving feast should receive at.
tention now. We are ready to attend
to orders promptly. We make "A spec
ialty OF stove pipes aud stove repairing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-11-14
CbsnksaiOing CinWare.

The baking pans and other tin utensils
used in the kitchen on ordinary occa-
sions may not be large enough or in con-
dition TO use on the approaching festive
occasion. Better buy new ones or have
the old repaired
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-07
SPEAKERS ARE SELECTED
Labor Day Celebration Will Be Held
in Park.

The. committee on program for the La
Dor day celebration. Of which J. ".
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-07
ANOTHER MAN
UNDER ARREST
Fourth of the Dunn Bank Rob-
bing Gang Captured
AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
Has Been Pursued Six Months
by Police Department
At EVANSVILLE, INDIANA

Another one OF the colleagues OF J. P
Dunn IN the ClarksviIle. ark, bank rob
berry has been run down and captured
through the Efforts Of the police depart
ment OF this city. His name is Charles
Johnson and there is no doubt as 10 his
identity CT as 70 his connection with the
bank robbery and the murder Of the sner-
II. Johnson is now in jail at Evansville.
IND, under an assumed name and De-
tective Sutton viii probably 80 there to
definitely Identify him
The police department has been after
this man since Dunn and Durham were
located and captured in this city Yes
terday they telegTaphed minute descrip-
ton Of johnson to the sheriff az Evans
Vile and Immediately received q respon-
sive telegram that Johnson tailed n
every detail with the description sent.
The police department showed remark
able cIeverness and tenacity II their pur-
suit OF johnson during the past six
months. but neither Chief Burt nor De
tective Sutton claim all the credit for IL
They give generous credit TO Superin-
tendent Frank Tiuottson Of the Pinkerton
agency 1T Kansas City for the part he
has played in the case
Fer a month previous 10 the bank rob
berry at GAINESVILLE Dunn and his gang
lived in a house at Fort Smith, but a
few days before the robbery they broke
up housekeeping and apparently scattered.
After the robbery Detective Tulottson
found that the furniture in the house
had been shipped TO Waco. Tex, where
il remained for a few days, when il vas
reshipped 10 Oklahoma City. After Dunn
and Durham were captured here the po-
lice department telegraphed the fact TO
Superintendent Tfllottson, who was fol-
lowing the route the robbers took after
their crime He telegraphed back TO
Calef Burt that he undoubtedly had the
right man.
Immediately after this occurrence the
police department Of this city sent a
man 70 Wellington TO shadow Mrs. Dunn.
who finally left for Oklahoma City. The
shadow" followed her. After the house
hold goods used at Fort Smith and re-
shipped from Waco to Oklahoma City
laid thirty days in the depot there, they
were taken out By two men, Detective
Sutton went down 10 close in on them
and was within block OF their house
when he saw one Of the men in a second
hand store and arrested him. This man
was Denver Frenchy.' who had opera ted
in Wichita about a dozen years ago and
was involved in the burning OF the court
house al Newton. IN some mysterious
way "Frenchy'' sent word TO his partner
Charles Johnson-who escaped and
made A successful getaway" before the
ocers reached the house. Since then they
have been following Johnson through cor
respondence-fnally locating him at Ev-
ansville. Ind.
with Johnson in the Evansville jail,
are two other criminals. Chief Burt and
Detective Sutton believe that it is In
portant 10 see them and that is the real
reason why It Is desirable TO send Detec-
tive sutton to Evansville and not so
much to identify Johnson, concerning
whose f--=..y there is, as matter Of
fact no doubt