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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
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Some hope was expressed
yesterday that Bruce Head might
recover from the wound inflicted
by DR.. Ellis Duncan, but his con.
dltlon is still precarlous, Mrs.
George II. Anthony, Pittsburg,
states that sho has received lot
ter from Mrs. Duncan, In which
She said she had written to her
husband demanding q him some
explanation OF the motives which
actuaied him In shooting Head.
Mrs. Anthony also states that
Mrs. Duncan, In her letter to her,
said that she thought II was was
wrong for him TO remain silent
when her good name and charac-
ter were being placed In jeopardy.
DIR. Duncan and his attorneys still
keep their own counsel.
In n brief filed In the Caleb
Powers case, Attorney Campbell,
for the Commonwealth, cites the
fact that Chief Justice GuIy did
not hear the argument. In view
OF this statement there is somo
discussion among lawyers at
Frankfort as 10 the proprloty of
Judge SufTy sitting In the case.
Attorney General Knox has sub
mitted to the President an opinion
declaring that In case the Cover
ment decides to accept the new
Panama Canal Company's offer Of
It's canal for Sl0,000,o00, a valid and
unincumbered title to the property
win be passed.
The Nat onal Congress o.
Americanists held Its final sessions
r yesterday In New York. Some
I friction developed during tn,
meeting which resulted In th,
withdraw OF Delegate Batres, o
:, Mexico, from the congress.
!. Steps for The preservation Of th'
forests OF Eastern mountains wer,
taken yesterday in tho Nationa
!. Appalachian Park convention a
!. Ashevillo, N. c. Tho creation OF
national forest reserve is urged.
!. The indianapolis grand jur
y yesterday returned twonty.hy
Il indictments In tho grave robbln
= eases. Five OF the Indictments ar
, against physicians, charged wit
nj completely In the acts attributed
II tho ghouls.
le Richard White, of Kentucky,
tho oldest clork In tho exocutlN
/, Dept. Of the Government. He hs
snent 60 ..,~hty.n the Office whel
Is sps"' ded a nrst ~. ' IN -,
40 .no aeV the Supt. WI o'''Vn''
D Depart only n socond-t, Nc1
II n Tho court below dl
:" ~ appellants petition. 1'llS
D. sage ( Appeals romands tho case
H. Ia thtreclgons toaward tho man.
as prayed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
Best Llniment on Earth.


I'M. McIIaney, Greenyille, Texas,
writes, Nov. 2, 1900; a had rheumatism
last winter, was down in bed six weeks; ;
tried everything but got no relief, till a
friend gave me part OF bottle OF Bal
lsrd's SNOW Llniment. l used it, and
got two more bottles. 1t cured me aud
| haven't fele any Rheumatism since
can recommend Snow Liniment to be
the best llniment on earth sor rheuma-
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gle pains, rub In Billiards. Snow Lint
mcnt, you will not suffer long, but will
be gratlned with speedy and effective
cure. 25c soc and 81 at A, NJ. Hughes
drug store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
Asleep Amid Flames.

Breaking into blazing home, some
iiremen lately dragged the sleeping In.
mates from death. Fancied security,
and deSth near, It's that way when you
neglect Coughs and Colds. Don't do it,
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, gives perfect protection against
all throat, chest and lung troubles.
Keep it near and avoid suffering, death
and doctor bills, A teaspooninl stops q
late cough and persietent use the most
stubborn. Harmless aud nice tasting,
it's guaranteed tc satisfy by AM. Hugh
es. Trial bottles free. Reg. slzes,5Oc and
81.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
A Startling Surprise.

Very few could belIove in looking at
A, II. lloadley, healthy, robust black
smith oi1ilden, Ind, that for ten years
he suffered such tortares from rheuma-
tism as few could endure and live. But
a wonderful change followed his taking
Electric Bltters. "rwo bottles wholly
cured me- he writes, "and ! have not
felta twlngc in ouer year" They reg
ulate the elducys, purify the blood and
cure rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous.
ness, improve digestion aid give perfect
health, Try them. Only soc NJ A. NJ
Hughes drug store.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
cal influence enjoyed by the negro
loader on President Roosevelt.

cal influence enjoyed by the negro
loader on President Roosevelt.
GOV, Beckham has secured an
opinion from Judge w. s. Pryor,
holding that Under the Constitu-
tim ho is eligible TO reelection.
This opinion Is lndorscd by Capt.
w. n. Ellis, former Gov. J. Proc
tor Knott Judge James II. Hazel
rlgg and Mr.. Lewis McQuown.
Gov. Beckham IN a few weeks VIII
formally announce his candidacy
and bogln an active campaign.
Hard works. being done by both
parties In New York with the
hopes OF Democratic success in
creasIng. The result OF the elee-
tlon Will be told by the strength
shown by the Republicans mp the
State. Democratic managers think
Odcll win not come to New York
City with over 10000 plurality,
while II Is predicted tho Demo
cratic plurality In Greater New
York viii reach s0,000.
Rufus Cantrell, the negro who
was at the head OF The Indianapo.
lis gang OF grave robbers, has
claimed that hp went to Louisville
to carry on similar operations, but
that his color was Objectionable.
Or. Il. l.. David yesterday said
that Cantroll did como to him and
indicated that no could do such
work but he was at once given to
understand that Louisville colleges
secured cadayors legally. Finally,
Cantrell was given pass back to
indianapolis.
Bruce Head, who was shot by DR..
Ellis Duncan, was sinking late last
night and his death was momen-
tarily expected. The change for
the worse came yesterday morning
and the wounded man was in q
stupor. Blood poisoning has not
set In but II is feared. DR.. Dun.
can suffered a nervous break down
but II is thoughtio DO only tenn
porary. The District Attorney
states that no will certainly prose.
QUITE DR., Duncan, and b. Carter
said that II Head RECEIVERS and fails
to prosecute, he himself will pros
ecutc aud "will send Dr Duncan to
prison. 1t is still believed that
Head would not testify against DR.
Duncan. The Plltsburg police tax,
DR.. Dunoan's slide and do not bo.
lieve Heads story.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31

amount which he always has out
on collateral at $25,0OO,oOO. 1t is
said that by calling loans ho might
cause one OF the most disastrous
panlcs in the history of the country.
His fortune is placed at not more
than $l0O,o0O,ooo.
At Brooksyille Yesterday Circuit
Judge Harberson dismissed the in.
junction suit filed by members OF
the Catholic denomination to stop
religious exercises in the public
schools.
The executors OF the will of w.
S.Stratton gained a point in the
ruling Of Jndge Seeds, at Colorado
Springs, that questions in law
must be taken up before questions
OF fact,
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He died in town this summer,
During his last illness, his wife
nursed him over the telephone
from Newport; his doctor treated
him by telegraph from Bar Har-
Dor, and letter, written from the
top of the Alps by his clergymen,
was read over him at the funeral.
-Life.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
Worm Destroyer.

Whites Cream yermiiuge not only
kills worms.but removes tho mucus and
slime In which they build their nests II
brings, and quickly, a healthy conaltlor
Of the body, where worms ca mot exist
2Oc at A. M. Hughes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
WAKEFIELD

- wv A@Na
Lueien w. Davis was found dead
just opposite Warfield. Cause Of
death unknown to Coroners jury
next day. He was a great sufferer
from phthisic. He was a son OF
Lucien w. Davis, deceased, who
had charge of Warfeld under the
Floyds during the war OF the Re.
belllon and was aged 36 years. He
was buried at the Warheld ceme-
terry on Monday 18th inst, an un-
usual number OF friends and rela-
tlves attending the funeral show
ing his popularity. He was one
of the writer's truest friends and
great sympathy from all was
shown.
On the goth, Van b. Bartram
was shot and killed by Isaac Mum
cey on Big Branch fork Of Wolf
Creek just above hero. Cause, an
old grudge. Bartrams funeral oc-
Cured today on Wolfe, his age was
about 33 years. Il was this Bar
tram who killed Green Kirk back
OF Catlettsburg. Isaac Muncy is at
large. but not IN hiding and claims
self defence.
This morning at A o'clock Miss
Colum bia Chaflip, aged 2S years,
died Of consumption. She was the
daughter OF Nathan Chaffin and
will be buried by the side of her
mother and father In the Warfield
cemetery tomorrow. Near all her
immediate relatives present.
Mrs. Emily Jane Crisp an aged
lady who recently drew over ST.
400. in pension lies critically III at
her home in our town with heart
and stomach trouble and dropsy.
We all hope for her recovery,which
is doubtful.
The railroad people at work on
] the tunnel Of the N. & w. opposite
I Warfield are about to shoot us out
Of town. They are putting in such
tremendous amounts of powder
and dynamite that life is precar
ious or uncertain in Warfield from
their carelessness. A number o.
large rocks have passed through
our roofs in town but the most de
structive weighed 2l0lbs which
landed on John Dempsey's stable
| just few feet back of his stor'
and dwelling (over his store) OF
last Thursday evening. When tn,
shock and scare was over it wa
found the 2l0 FOUNDER had passeC
through the roof, upper floor,
partition, killed serviceabl
horse, tearing out its heart an,
ribs, thence through the lowe
{ floor TO the ground. Let us hop
J they will be more careful in futur
and not endanger the lives Of ou
people and property.
There Is much sickness aroun
us.
Mrs. Dorsey is musa improve
. in health and going around again
Born, to U. G.. Miller and wife,
girl.
Born, to Mr.. Otto Fitzpatric
/. and wife, girl. All parties doiu
i we'll.
J. Our new M. Il, South pastor
h charge, Bro. r. H. Given spent se'
a eral days with us and preached
u the NJ. Il. Church last Sunday A
. so organized anew Sunday Scho'
and made many friends. J.I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
OCTOBER y.

Bruce Head, who WAS shot by
Dr. Ellis Duncan at Keneiick camp,
is reported to be much improved,
but DR.. Walker and Mr.. Garter
Twill not make deilnate statement.
Application may soon be made
for DR.. Duncan's release for bail.
Mr.. Elphinstone, tho attorney for
the prisoner, said there are
worse features about the case than
even the death Of Head, and that
II would be shown at the trial that
Dr. Duncan had ample Justification
for what he did.
The anthracite coal strike COM
mission will meet in Washington,
tho commission travelling from
place TO place for the convenience
OF witnesses. The district presi-
dents OF the miners organization
yesterday approved President
Mitchells plans fol settlement.
The Democrats OF New York are
becoming enthusiastic, and now
claim to be confident that Coler
Will bp elected Governor. Mr..
Coler says he will win and will
meet Gov. odell at the limits OF
Greater New York with,a plurality
of 100000. The Democrats have
plenty Of money, and are said 10
be well organized up in the state.
at Cold Spring Harbor, n. Y,
John Volkman, aged eighteen,
stood up and allowed member Of
Il medicine show to shoot an apple
on his head. The marksman
shot Wild and lodged bullet in
Volkman's head, causing his death
one hour later.
Tho Philippine Civil Commits.
sion will act at once on President
Roosovclps order permitting for
oign vessels to engage In the coast
wise trade through the islands.
It Is expected to relieve the In
torinsular freight situation.
a German steamer which has
arrived at Kingston from Colum.
bia reports considerable fighting
In the interior, and says the Cover.
mont soldiers at savanllla are dy.
Ing OF fever at an alarming rate.
Chairman Griggs, OF the Demo.
cratic Congressional Committee
says tho Democrats will organic,
the next House. Healso predicts
tho election OF Coler IL New York
1t isrcportcd that NJ. ZontchoiT
the Macedonian leader, was killed
Ia fight with Turkish troops il
European Turkey.
A Maine woman left house ant
/ lot to the United States to help pa,
!. the national debt.
: Mrs, Elizabeth Cady stanton
! died in New York OF old age.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
b has decided 10 visit South Africa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31

@WorIh It's weight in gold" say
sufferers from catarrh, of Ely's
Cream Balm. a trial size costs 10
cents, Foll size so cents. Sold by
druggists or mailed by Ely Bros,
Sc Warren Street, New York.
Albert Lea, Mimi, March 81,
1901.
Messrs. Ely Bros.;--l suffered
from severe cold in the head
and was about dead for want OF
sleep. 1 used your Cream Balm
and woke up with a clear head
cold almost gone would moi
take five dollars for my bottle o.
Cream Balm II | could not lget an
other. S. X. Lausdale,
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Leave Keno,a Central Time, East Bound.

Leave Kenova Central Time, East Bound.
1896 a M No 4, daily, Norfolk ex-
press for Roanoke, Lynchburg, Rich
mond ann Norfolk. Pullman sleepers
Columbus to Roanoke without change.
515 a m.--No 10, daily, for Bluefeld,
Pocahontas, Roanoke, Lynchburg, and
all intermediate stations.
W. B, BEvILL, General Passenger
Agent, Roanoke, Va.
ALLEN HULL Division Passenger
Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31

A back view OF fortune is all
that is accorded the vast majority
OF human kind.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
ocrohNn 2lru.

ChlcfJusticc Guify quit his cam
paIgn long enough last week to
make a hurried trip to Frankfort
and order The records In tho Caleb
Powers case sent out for consider
: alton BY tho Appellate Judges, tho
opinion 10 DO wrltion by Judge
0'Rear. The court had agreed to
postpone the case until after the
Move mbcr election, aud Associate
Judge Burnam issued contrary
order this week to tho effect that
full court would not cousldor any
10 beuch eases until after the
htion.:.
s .pr. Ellis Duncan now Indicates
rcdret for The shooting Of Bruce
HAud and hopes for his recovery.
Dr. Duncan continues to refuse 10
ass, ,gn any reason for his act and
his attorney has eniolued upon
hlm' the strlctcst silence. Heads
coifdltIon continues satisfactory
an u Dr Duucan's uncle, W. H..
Nd Clure, says that whom Head is
ou Of danger he Will insist on Dr.
puPiean making a statement,
Head viii not apnear AgnInst Dun
cans.
'rite Confederate Homo at Pewee
valvey was dedicated yesterday
and was formally received by Gov,
BecAham, Tho exercises were at
tended by yetomns from all parts
OF fhe State. They unaffected the
greatest interest IN the institution,
cols Bennett II. Young was yesler.
day rclcctcd Major General COM
mai,qgg, Of tho Kentucky dlyis.
ion, icinicd Confederate Veterans,
suee eeding J. N. royntz.
Miss Neccle Williamson, aged
civil Jtecn, was shot from ambush
whit l klied in Criltenden county
com b returning from church In
and |pany with hor little brother
N>sf q Grover Brown, a young man
1sHba nelghborhoed, A warrant
Of I d'lrest has been issued for George
81. sco, a farmer, whose son was
Sud by.Grover Brown year age
lax 1quarrel over Miss Williamson
VI bn engIncors and carpenters
WI refused their old places IN the
miE lracite mines when they ap
pllp9 Tor them yesterday. Tn,
fel. mptlon Of mining was moi
goH lral because Of tho damaged
conf liiion OF the property. An ad
vni 10 Of fifty cents a ton In th,
pril OF coal at the mines was an
noa hced by the operators.
* be special grand fury at Lcxing
TOD gas dismissed yesterday after
nolF,a by Judge Parker, after return
inAu six indictments against Ear
wA.Itney and Claude O'Bricn. Tn,
md tctments are for tho Chin
md kdor for the woundlng OF AS
Ghfhin aud for the several burglar
ios lfi which the two boys are &C
gE5, l.ar
r. p. Morgan 4 Co., du,lng tb
lrftent year, are estimated to hay
Httelyed si2,laO,0oO in profits 10
abelneering great combination
plhh greatest profit was in promoI
~, shc United States Steel Coz
id this Is put at $2O,3l0
lK :, asSfal combinations are y,
ImHn1 heard from.
/, lndrow Carnegie's plca for
niicd States Of Europe hS
received with laughter by II
lnt9 mans. One paper terms IT
~ hseusical proposiuonp aud Al
j wlr hopes that Mr.. Carnegie wi
alex antlqualod Europe alone
ls.Y,ndk for It's own salyatlOn.n
~ he ease OF Tom Cockrlll, char
~ Fo ith the murder Of Bon Ilargl
hart II to the idry yesterday
(uIcashpton and verdict is cxpect'
l. 10 May Several witnesses for Il
tense testified that tho FIGHT W
Yrted by lIargis.
Ni n " n
MI OCTOBER 25rH.
n ! no jury in the case of To
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31
OCTOBER 25rII.

y ! 1ho jury in the case of Tom
II bckrill, charged with the murder
sPal Bon IIargis, returned a verdict
'Ps1 scquitlal yesterday at Campton.
lRcar Admiral George Melville,
1bu,nglneer-in-Chlef, In his annual
Jadport, states that the naval per-
y. Snnel net has proven to bo a fall
II y. His commont Is that tho OBJ
"a Jet Of tho law to mako every nav
IN olllcor OF the line "a lighting en-
iYgln7cr.n
Officials Of tho American Thu
d Ilato 5ampany and conference
1 nbmmlttce OF tho Amalgamatod
4 Mnlssocation yesterday reached an
afoAreomcnt that viii allow tho com
a any to bid on iinplato orders o.
n 10 Standard Oh Company, which
aA 10 now being supplied by th'
vrbyclsh manufacturers.
III A letter from Booker 7. Wash
/ nhngton to the President, which 4
Z gbeloved to have brought about th'
appointment Of Judge Thomas q
] Jonos for the Northern Alabaml
II district, has Just been made pub
! lie. II said toprovc the polIiI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31

The Commercial Department of
the Ashland Parochial School un-
der the supervision of Sister Anas-
tasla assisted by competent
teacher Of commercial branches,
will resume studies Sept. 4th.
Shorthand, Gregg and Pitman sys-
tens, Typwriting on all the lead
ing machines, Bookkeeping and
Business Practice, aud the CORE.
lated commercial branches taught
in this department.
Boarding pupils will hereafter
be received by the Sisters. Terms
very moderate. Apply to
Rev. Nm. Gosselln, Ash land, X!
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N & MI Norfolk & Western.
! RY wv. schedule in erect june

Pullman Buffet Sleepers between Col
umbus and Roanoke.
Leave Kercys ceatraI AVE. 6ess 2aand.
No. 3. daily, 4;1O a -arrivesa at Col
umbus S:30a m. Pullman buffet car
Roanoke to Columbus; anrO Chicago
500 p IN.
No. 33, $3.50 a m. daily except Sun
day. Arrives Columbus II ;25 m Ar
rives Cincinnati 11:3O m. via Ports
mouth and Cincinnati Division.
$40 p m.-No. IL, daily except Sun
day, arrives Columbus 7:45 p m; arrives
Cincinnati SEQ p IN, except Sunday, via
Portsmouth & Cincinnati, division.
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Corresponding low
rates from other
points.

Tickets will be on sale commencing
Sept LIST. and will be sold every day
during the month Of September and
october. The Big Four Route is much
the best line, having three gateways,
Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis, making
connections in Union Depots and avoid
ing transfers as via other lines.
Write to the undersigned for further
information. Reclining chairs free
west of Chicago and il. Louis. Tourist
Sleeping Car Reservations made in ad-
vance, and through tickets and checks
furnished. Don't fail to take advantage
Of this low rate.
I. A. GARRIGAN,
Huntington, w. Va
South Eastern Pass Agent, Big Foul
Route.
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Even the shining light gets turn
cd down occasionally.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-31

You can't always Judge the OK
tent Of a battle by the reports.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-17
Married

IN mis- city, July 1e. 1862, at the
residence ol the brides parents. Rev.
Darneille Officiating. Ed. Peterson and
Miss julia Schultz. both OF this city.
The marriage OF these young people
is one OF the popular Weddings Of cur
town. Path are Carsc,. raised folks
and have made friends since their
school days. they are both popular
and to state that good wishes and CON
Gratulations Will pour in or them is
putting ii mildly. TIE wedding At
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
ShultZ was home wedding. only re-
iatives and few close friends at
TENDING. The home vas beautifully
decorated for the occasion At the
ceremony Miss Bessie Plat acted as
brides maid while Jake Muller stood
with the groom. After tie service a
sumptious banquet was spread at
which the invited guests enjoyed
themselves. Many beautiful and use
full gifts were made TIE happy young
people. They will make their home
in the Joe Mailer house in the north
ERR section of town. The Appeal De
sires to join in the ordinations
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-17
Murder Case

The inquest on the body OF the I'M
ilnoWn man who died in the county
hospital last week was resumed by
Coroner Rougon at 3 O'Clock this at
,ernoOn. Mike McDillon who claims
10 have witnessed the assault com
mitted on the unknown on The train
at Reno last Tuesday night, was
brought from Lovelock this afternoon
and placed on the stand to tell his
story to the jury.
McDillons testimony will conclude
tie investigation here unless Coroner
Rougon decides to have Geddes, the
man who was beaten at the same time
brought here from Reno to testify
The remains Of the murdered man
were buried yesterday. Coroner Rou-
gon had photographs taken to assist
IN possible future Identification. His
identity is as much a mystery now as
on tie day the body was taken from
the train.-Silvcr State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-17
Some Futmre Plans

The announcement that the Tono-
pah Mining Company is about to start
milling IS on par with the majority
of the so-called mining news which
finds its way into the press by the
present system Of garfield reports.
contradiction following assertions OF
fact with startling regularity. In the
first place the company has not yet
decided what system 1t will be best
to adopt, looking toward the economi-
cal working of the ores 1t may be
that smelling will be considered the
most practical method and if so. o
way may be found to connect the dis
trict with ths smelters at Eureka.
where everything i'll the way Of appro-
pirate fiuXing is on hand. This would
appear tG De the best plan if the off
fcuities ii transportation can be tideG
over at the cost OF moving the ores
elsewhere II the meantime Il can be
sail au;noritatively that the manage
ment Of This company mas not deciiet
definitely upon any plan Of action
San Francisco News Letter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-17
humb0idter BunC0ed

Yesterday mornings San Francisco
Examiner contains an account OF the
operations OF a gang OF confidence OPP
orators N that city, one Of the Wet
ms being a Humboldt man. The pa
per tells the story as follows:
L. l.. Richard. a mining man from
Winnemucca, Nevada was easier
game that Dr. Lacker Yesterday af
ternoCn Eddie Price, alias 'Sheeney
KID struck UP an acquaintance with
Richard, alleging that he mad just
come to town from ebraska and
would like to make a trip through
Chinatown.
While presumably on their way tC
Chinatown Price stopped at 1912 Ellis
street and invited Richard tC accom-
pa,.y him to room g. There they
found two men playing poker. Price
took a hand for time and then in
duced Richard to join him. When
Richard thought he had enough he
had lost 500 in cash and his checks
We're up to the amount of $500 Rick
ard realizes that he had been iieeced
reported the matter to the police and
succeeded in having Price arrested