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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
Fourth Class Mayors

Mayors Of all fourth-cinss cities
In the state win be Installed tonight.
In compliance with new statutes
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The ship Glory % the Seas. from
Fan Francisco. arrived ~ Port An.
Feles iaat ntght and cleared for
comax, British Columbia today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-07
Thieves in New YORK Block

Two overcnats we're mtnten from
room No, ell IN the New York block
today. The police we're notified by
teiephone
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LIE Hari's Oyercoai

c6IFeh'1s.a = reported the thsf, ~ a
day. ~ otffepat 10 the pollee 10
kls afs..H. coat was sfalan 80, -
~ tbs Globe building "
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The steamer Rainier. Of the Pol
lard lire. sails for fan Francisco NJ
.. N. She has a passenger list Of
~ and n general cargo
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The Seattle Auction and Sale
Stables hold regular auction sales
every Friday at I y. M. 1910 Western
a.euuo Horses hsfnesf and vehicles
OF every description on sac. At
fenu these eaik. where you can get
what sou want ~ your own price.
Each week We receive a fresh lot n
stock. All stock guaranteed by the
auctioneer and If not found as repre-
scented, can be returned In "a hours
ana the money will be cheerfuiiy re-
funded. All kinds Of stock, harness
ana vehicles sold on cOmmisHion II
you need any auctIoneering done
give ua n call ~ = Walker. nuc-
fioneer Telephone, Rum 1851.
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ANNUAL PRAYER

The womens Missionary Social
Union viii hold IT, annual prayer
service al $50 o'clock tomorrow ar
trru0on IN the Young Women's
Christian Association rooms All
women are invited and a large at
tendance ia desired.
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Dr. WaKRonrr. dentist. removed 10
Globe block. cor. First and Madison.
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Last Edition
O'Clock %. ns.
SAILORS FIRE ON RUSSIANS

WASHINGTON c. THE state department
pckn
occurred between soldiers aud United
the gunhoat Nckshurg several shots
sS ami enc nded Harry
vekSnurE has ordered department
sssrv effort o further
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CHEESE
MACKEREL
PICKLES

Full quart bottles. plain, mixed,
Chow"Chow. usual price soc. for d.
s.s. ssss.sss.s.ss..ss ....,.ss...~ tc
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The schooner Aipena sailed today
from FuirhaYcn. She goes 20 Port
Townsend for a crew.
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Ladies' Furs made and repaired.
G. G. Berg, 1918 Third ave. 49,.
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WEDNESDAYS
SPECIALS
MACARnNI

apound boxes. each zoe
h-pound boxes. each use
l-pound boxes, each .3sc
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09
s.s. nrtcrs storc
11euisfeiten.

Norsii9lihe Musfiibrung 6aratteri=
Iirt Die 0utmaaren fir 0erbif lin0 Win-
ter, ipmie Die Gleioeriioffe uno Mber-
fpiirie in Dieiem groben Gtore. Gs
lno arobe Nnitrenaunaen aenloht ipor-
ben. in Yesua auf Mooen, Aualii0t.
Nrbeit unf Grolupiiat bas bette su lei-
lten uno mir lino nit oem grfolae sn-
frieoen. uniere Gnnoen haben uniere
8eItrebun9en nit WDrten uno nit @elo
fir Die Waaren. Die ibnen 5nlagten,
anerfnnnt.
llnler 0utospartement lit out beieBt
uno mir haben lebr idDne 6iite. Die
ih0n{ten uno tbsuerlten 0iite linb ols
Mooelle benubt, uno bon ben beften
Materialenf lino BON unieren tiidtiaen
Wpoeltinnen pernenoet woroen. Ge-
mcdte Siite gum Iusaeben linb 10 gut
pie Die bsfen, bic uon 6ranfreib im-
prrtirt lino.
Gleioerltofe lino bieIes 5pdtiabr be-
ionoers nett Materialien au Nn8iiqen
lino farbenreib uno Die Muiter anlfdn-
oig uno neu. Seine auditoffe nno
3jbeline lino out pertretcn uno bslon=
oers eeeiguet fir beionoere Sleionnas-
1ufe. Gammpolfoffe uno Smeeos
lino immer nod populdr. iino aber ilidbt
10 tleiolom pie anoere Stoife, ltno aber
oeeiQnet gum alls9eGen.
@eIonoere aufmertiamteit babefl mir
oieien SerbHt unNsren llebermhrfeu ae=
Identt. g9ir haben eine arDBere Nus=
mabl, mehr MuIter. Mooeu uno Weata=
rial ols irQsno ein anoerer Store III
Suscaramas GountD uno neue Saben
tommen nod taalltb. gSlr baben oas
Souptoelbdit in oieler Srallbe uno 9e=
oeuten, Is su bebalten. Ser Gruno
ooIilr lit, oaB mir fir oas 8elo INNER
ocs Bette eeliefert. Sebt Die neuen
Monte Carlo uno bic biibl1en f6Dn
eeIdumten GleiounssItiife.
Infer Moterial fir Winter Shirt
lpeIten iibertrifft aQss. oos iemals na0
Sem philadelphia oebraft uoroen 1T.
g8ir baben uber 200 perIhisoene Mu=
ter an Dano. GDnuet Sbr elne before
Nusmabl erlanoen.
lReinen lpertben peibliden &unoe
mDdte i6 Den @eoanfsn ins Sers leaen.
ooB unIer Store nod ME 10 Doll mar
bon auten Saben uno mir laoen Die
Iamen freunolihIt elm, 5u tonmen,
uno su priifen. gDir tpollen gefrieoi=
eune eeben uno seben INNER poaen
Wertb. Gommt balo Doer lobt bon
gu1 bDren.
g. g. 1triers GROCER Store-
CEsSut sraEe. WeDsYbtlahelpbtn.
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Observation-Disclosures

Gilbert 8. Saas Clara y. NliQer
beioe aus Buds Sp.
Milton u. Glauola gilbert,
beioe aus 9enniion.
Sobn 2emis Grup. ubrihspille -Nancp
Ma. Mener, 6rps Sbal
Seile Is. &ogers, @lepelano Wabel 8.
Yrannon, @anal SOBER.
Socob 6eu6t, sirabburg Wittpe
Seonig Sbmio, 8alep junction.
9awion 6. yertibire, Soperlton -
Nora $. MomrD, Gilmore.
6,ant 81. Summea, Seem philadelphia
= 2illie ga 6orett, Senniion.
Saroep Moore-gua @arpenter. beioe
aus Stem gomerstotpn.
Sobn W. @ap. Nepport -2ulu M.
Gi1arblon, Stillwater.
Sobn u. &enner, pearl. @oIb. Co.
gtora .. ytormann. SatersuiDe, ..
Sobn 4. Waoe. @bicaso-Sarab s.
Sair, Winfielo.
Wm. 8. @omaros Sarah 6. Silliter
beioe aIs ubrdsuiae.
CLAUDE 8. Oosue, Sem gomerstDwn-
Grace 9ill. gort Walbin9ton.
Simon Seppin - @ittne gli5abetb
Stbabl, beioe aus Guib Sp.
8en. Is. @prreu, goliuar-@mma 9.
Wper, Stem philadelphia.
6rant gomaros, BOD - WtarD Pearl
8uibrie, ubribsbille.
Ssrbert Bible, GtrutGers, S.-9ele
5emple, ubridsOille.
:. Gomlano Grant, Strutbers -Mars
earetb Wcglintnf, llbri6suille.
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SOBER GorreiponDetts.

9la6 ldngerem 2eioen peridieo am
sonntas gbeno um 10 llbr, Souis
Spies, elmer Der dlteltcn Nnlieoler in
Douer 5otpnlbip, am Maaentrebs.
9ie Yeerpisuns fano am Mittmod
Wor9en 10 lhr ltatt. paitor Selm=
famp belt Die 2eibenreoe.
Moelaibe SUIT ltarb am 5onnta9
MOrgen Inn 3 llbr, am Ser5IbIag, I'M
Nlter BON 81 Sabreu. Sie geeroi=
qung fano am 8ienItos 9ao6mittaQ 3
lbr ltatt. gaitor @eber bon Der Ser.
renbuter Stride belt, Die Sei6enpreolgt.
Ser 9nfans Der Qrbeiten an Der Go
tomotipfabrit bat begDnnen nit Der
9erri6tung oes @runoss gum, gau.
N}it Dem llmbau oes SodOTens sebt
es raid boriparts. s..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09
SoItpar.
Sen z. Sft. 1902.

Sen Z. All. I9UZ.
Wertber geoba1ter!
Sen gbeleuten &eel. in Someroale
tpobneno, ipuroe am q. September
auf Dem iiiolid BON Bolipar eelegenen
Sriebbof, ihr Monate altes GinD be.
erbi9t unb an 4. Sttober ibr 5 Sabre
altes Rinb.
Die Mitslieber Der fatbolii6en ct.
Stepbans 8emeinoe baben lib an Wei
3ibertp oabier einen BauplaB selidert,
gum Neubau ibrer unldnait BON
Sturme theilpeiie aerIt0rten Stride; in
Der 3miiden5eit miro in benz unbenub=
ten She'll bes Sbulbauies @oftesoienit
abgebalten.
Sen gbeleuten Sames parts muroe
Elm Sobn gebOten.
Grdulein Mathilbe Srubel bat in
Canal 9ober inn .Diefenbad Qotel" +,
uoielbit ibre Sdmeiter pauline ieit ei=
niger 3eit arbeitet, ebenfans cine Steae
angenpmmen.
Sic meme 6pbraulic preiIe 1T in ben
leBten Wo6en in emiieer 5hdtigteit,
bon friib bis ipdt.
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Spebett erbaIten.

Cine pollfdnoise Musmabl bon Rlei.
berifoffen, Seioe unb Weitenitoif mad
bem allerneueifen Still.
Hei unieren Gleioeritoffen. Wenetian,
Serge. gbebiots, 3ibalnus, 6dotti=
f6en 6toff, Boneles, 0srnittas. ETC.,
babel mir 9roBe Musnabl gu preiien
bon Is Gents Bis $500 per Daro.
Gdmorae un0 farbige @eioe, 9af-
Eettas, Bean be SOies, Sammet. 2oui-
fiona Wafh 9affettas in reiher, idO-
net Musmabl.
G9mdr3er 9affet, cine Oarb tpeit,
100, $I.25, $l.35 unb $3.50.
S1nar3er Yean be GDie, "a bis 36
8oq melt, $1.O0, $1.25 unb $3.50.
S1war3er 0elrois 85c. bis $l.5O.
Einiane plaio unb ih6ne MeFen-
ieibe 75e. Bis $l so.
6. 20. Wurrn.
Rem pbilaoelpbia, 81.
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Oeftorbct.

Qlm 8. Dttpber in uhrihspille 5rau
8. Mapport nah LANCER Granf5eit an
Der Musxbruna. sic binterldbt einen
@atten uno Elm Sinh. 8ie 9eihe
mnroe in Glepelano beiaeIebt.
Nu 2. Sttober in Metp Ybilaoelphia
yyittipe Gobert parfs i'm gIlter bon 70
Sabrer. Die 0eritorbene binterlabt
einen SDbn unb cine 3pdter.
Mm %. september auf feiner 5orm.
swil1en Canal 9oufr ilno Winfielh,
ssofepb Rubns, Elm 8eieran bes Siir=
eertrieees, I'M Mlter BON .83 Sabren.
3ablreibe Ginber uno 8roBfinoer
trauern um ben Sinaeidieoenen.
qm S. Sttober in Gleuslano sSobn
5hull an ben 5olgen eines Shlaaan=
fales, i'm Glitter bon As Sabren. Wdb=
renb er nit mebreren Tsellnoen iprah,
fiel er plobli9 nieoer uno muroe noa
Dem 8incent Soipital aebrabt, 100 er
balo barauf farb. gr binterldbt cine
Dittme uno spei Ginoer. einen Sohn
uno cine Sobter. Ser 8erltorbsne II
I'M Stone Greet 5bnle aufgemahien
uno Bot mebrere Sabre bier aepobnt,
uno Sog oann nah @lepelano.
9ln 8. Sttcber in 3lonoife, SrdIl
glisabeib Gtansberrp i'm utter BON As
syabren am 9lertenfieber. Sic Gerfor=
bene binterldBt einen 8atten uno bier
HinDer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09
Sor 0eri6t.

Nm SSreitaa Nadmittag puroen bic
periOnen, uel6e bon Der lebten @rano
Surp unter Nntlage eeHelt porDen
luaren, Dem 8i9ter Sbotpell por9e=
filbrt, um auf Die 6rage: vSduloig
ooer ni6tIhuloi9" 5u antnorter.
@li .. Wliller. elm l8idbriger Sunge
betannte ii6 iduloia Elm gfsroeaeibirr
ufno einen Wagen, 5uIamnen i'm
g8ertbe BON $l2, geltoblen 5u baben
unb nuroe auf unbelilmmte 3eit nob
Der Strafanfalt in Mansfielo gei6idt.
Garabranbt, elm Gerl bon uneefdbr
% sSabren, oes pferbeoisbiabls be-
iduloist, erfldrt, ct lei unl6uloig.
grnlt 2uetbD bon 9snniion ertldrt,
Die Glage, er babe Gbas. g. 9ines
tbdtli9 miBbanoelt, lei unbesriinoet.
Srant piferina. Elm iebr jueenoli6
auslebenOer Suride, Der beiduloist lit
bon einem Sradtmagen Der y. & 3.
giienbabn untertleioer seitoblen su
baben, eltldrte, er lei unibuloie.
Nud Srant Befet. Der pegen Sieb=
ltabl ansetlast 1T, 1T laut feiner Nus,
iase unibulois.
gBm. uno 0arrD Brice unb Sad
Walon lieBen ourd ihre MObotaten er.
flaren, Dab Die &laae. iie baben iid
Sbdtlidteitsn uno WiBbarolunaen gu
fduloen tommen lalien, unbesriinoet
let.
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= sSn &odelter, yl.O., taat Der Sons
bent Der Metail= =8rpcers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09
Strcif 1T Der 9euncHet Giiew=
tsnO Standardization.

Gin eisenartieer 5treit lit in Den
@erten Der SennslIee @iien= unO Gob=
len Co., ausgebro9en. Der Streif TT
niGt iniolee elmer 9Ohnfraae entItan=
ben, ionoern einaie uno alle;n ,pe9en
3piliigteiten in Der Roblenerdber.
Union, uno miro tpobl nitbt lange
hnuern.
Ger Streit entIiano auf folaenoe
8eile: gini9e Der @rubenarbeiter NOS
en- bereit, mD6entlih 81 gum Inter.
bolt Der ltreitenoen Sarttoblengrdber
beiSulteuern, uno anoere ni6t. Die
gum 3ablen Sereiten naren in Der
Mebrbeit uno lie perlangteu BON ben
Seamten Der @ompagnie, oaB Iie ben
9lnoeren enttpeoer 81 m0d)entlidb am
2obn ab5ieben ooer iie entlalien 'ollten.
8'ees muroe perpeigert uno oaber Der
Streif.
Snfolee oieies gtreits tann Die
@ompagnie porlduiia nur unaefabr rs
prnSent bon Dem gsip6bnliheu Guan=
tum Goblen lisfern. lneefdbr 5000
IRdnner baben Die Nrbeit nieoergelest,
aber cine aroBs Nnsahl Strdflinge iino
oil Der Nrbeit. 9ieie neroen bonn
5taats seliefert. 0on bemielben miro
ieoer 5trdling auf feline pbpliide 8e-
ihaffenbeit bin gepriift. uno Die Gum.
me, Die oem staate fir ieoen sesablt
piro, 1T oementlpre9enb.
eSn &odelter, N.O., ta9t Der Gons
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0rober spe3talberfanf
Nur 4 9age, A., 6. Z. ttnh 8. Oft.

8urniibes Gpeaialpertdufe brinaen
INNER cine Menee BON 2dufern, neil
iie tuiiien baB mir bel bieien @eleaens
beiten billig perfaufen.
Sbr t0nnt bier 10 bilise yreiie fins
ben. tuie in feinem anberen Store.
Sapeten, @pibenporbdn9e, BeIhirr,
@laswaaren. Ble1waaren, gmailuaa=
rem, bies lino ie1s berihiebene Bran=
den uno iebt gud elnmal in oemlelben
Die preiie an. bel bieiem Dertauf.
llniere 6u t=grbffnuna lit am
Samitag, 4. Dttober, uno ipenn ssbr
mirfli6 mobilize. f60ne Quite feben
tpoat, 10 oeridumt oieie gr0ifnuna
nidt. Y
Wir Diinlbsn gu1 aud burd unler
neues grogeidoB 3u fiibren. tuelAes an.
gefilt tit nit @laspaaren, Gefhirr,
email. unb Ble6maaren.
8urniioe's
9epQrtfuleut 6tore.
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gsuffalo. gs. q. Gie Asilu

Buffalo, y. @. Die osilune
pol 6rau pietrsat. III plaptsr Str,
1T leit Susen oas Staotgeiprdd i'm
bobmliden giertel. g8ir forltbten Der
Sabe lpeiter nab uno eriubren aui
Yefraqeu Tol9enoes BON Yictrsaf:
vSeit orei Sabren bate nleine 5rau
elu Neroenleioen. sllle untere getnnn=
ten uno 6reunoe tanntsn ibren fl1s-
Iiden 3ntano. sic ,par 10 leioeno,
oob mir lie bebeu .mllbten ipie Elm flei.
nes Gino. g8ir botteu bic beten NerSte
ober ilre Sebanoluns potlte rlid)t au=
i6laaen. gines 5a9es byadate mir Der
Srieftrdeer nit onoeren goltla6en eine
3citung, Granten=gote. Sd las lie
oufmertIam ourh, betom 3utraaen
uno lieB mir Elm Brobetilthsn Mpen=
trGuter glutbeleber fulnnlen. Sie
Wirtung mar 10 sufrieoenltelleno. oab
ib, nahoem Die erits Genoung autges
braudt mar, fir mebr i1reb. llno
mein Wertrauen lollte oud) ni6t 81
S6anoen lperoen. Meine ssfau mur=
De tpieoer bergeltellt uno mir iparten
manhen Solar. oen mir friiber fir
Sottor uno Npotbete ans9aben."
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sssrleianes.sa sa,srs, 1902 1908.

Der Yorleillnas-Gnrs unter osn Iii.
Ipasien Der bisfi9sn Oohibule liir oi,
n1hlte 5aiion lpsrb bellsr len nls nod
il.
Die 0phlhuts aeoentt ben Grtray
Diele5 Guries Dem Danleilsalub ausu.
wenoen. uni eiie SSreibibiotbef mi
9eie8ilnlner in ylelu philadelphia Al
griin0ell.
Der 8orleflnassRurs fir biele eoai
ion oarf tiibnlih mir ben beben GurleY
in Glepelano, 8aptpn, NtrDa, Canton
@ait 2iuerppnl { {. perglihen meroen.
Die 3osllnge Der 0ohieAlle tperoer
Die SifeiS fir einen Eollar pertanfe,l
allo sum Yreiie bon l21 Gents fir ieo'
eln3elne YDrlelung.
2llle. Die al einem tnhtiaen Dor.
leIunasfurs Elm Snterells nebnlen. io(.
ten iDfort 3ifets ne1men, um al Der gr.
DffnunaS-Numnler am 20. Sttobe,
tbeilnebmen gu t0nnen.
ssolaenoe Salente linb fir ben Sur!
bon 1902 1908 aelibert:
: l. Mendelsohn Male Quartette :
Oct. 20.
2. Sibyl Samnis Co. Nov. 13
3. Nh. Frank Roberson--Dec. /
4. Montayille Flowers-Dec. Is
5. Thomas McClary-J Jan. 8.
g. FIX. Gov. Bob Taylor Feb. IA
7. Maude Ballington Boot =
March q.
s.. The Durno Co. April 3.
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: VS. tpiro beribtet, baB epunien
bic Nbfdt babe, in ben ndhiten odt
Sabren 3tpDlf groBe Yanseri1iffe, a1t
i6nele Rreuser. ~ 9orpebobDote unb
3ebn unterfeeiide goote III baien.
WO5u benng
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\ Sm 9toroipeiten fOmmt Das
s6ladtoeD in iolden MaRen oot, ben
9SeioepldBen, oab es niht bei0roert
lueroen fam. Dian aebt oaber nit
rem plane um Gblenercurlionen gu
perantalten.
Ger Muiiter' Maseasni preilt Die
SAOnbeit Der amerifanil1en Hrauen.
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ort - @atbin9t . n.
Sen z. DIT. 1902.
Merther WenhnH,fpr

Mm lebten Donneritag Morsen, ben
Q. Dttober, beritarb bier pl6Bli1 am
6er3ihlag. Srau gliiabetb Dapis,
Satin unieres Witbiirgers Qsinri1
DaDis, unb tDurbe Gonnabenb, 4.
DIT. sur @roe beftattet. sic binterIaBt
eillen trauernoen @atten unb perbeira.
tbeten SDbn. W.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-07

report of his findings to Attorney Gen
eral GODDARD. Mr.. GODDARD is out of town
today. The report will name the person
whom the Governor and Captain Ham
ilton believe aided in the escape. 1t
is known that Dunn had $4,000 in his
possession and it is supposed he brfbed
his way out with this or a part of it.
In speaking of the matter Captain
Hamilton said:
Dunn was charged with a felony and
the one VINO aided him win be compelled
to suffer for it if the matter is brought
up in court. AS the matter now stands,
we have pretty good case against this
person, but it is very probable that
more thorough investigation win be
made before commencing proceedings.
Dunn was desperate man. He was
criminal out and out He was a man
well educated, and posted on many sub
jects the average man knows nothing
of. He has a very fertile brain, and our
little examination OF his past record has
shown that he has planned many daring
robberies and he was perfectly capable
Of planning this escape and with the
aid of a few friends could carry it out
successfully. In my opinion, Dunn plan
ned the whole thing While he was lying
in bed ct the hospital, and through some
person in the hospital he communicated
his plan to his friends outside.
Dunn has had all kinds Of experiences
in his life He plainly deceived the doc
tors and nurses at the hospital. He be-
gan pld4nlnS TINS escape the minute the
requisition was read to him. and it was
a part of his plan to appear weak until
the time was ripe for him to get away.
He made the nurses believe he was a
very sick man. and it would be difficult
for a doctor or anyone else to know
exactly how he felt at any time. He
probably felt a great deal better every
moment he was in the hospital than
anyone knew. He fully realized what
he had to do.
Dunn knew there was a price on his
head, and that the officers had very
strong case against him. He has had
trouble before this and was a man that
would take desperate chances to save
him self He would rather take his life
into his own bands than place it in the
hands of an Arkansas jury, and this is
just what he did
I do not believe the police KIDNAPPED
him or had anything to do with it, nor
do I believe the sheriff was in the deal,
nor any Of his officers. They had abso-
lutely no reason to take him away and
keep him in hiding. The police were the
only ones who fully realized what
chances Dunn would take to escape.
They knew him. The sheriff took the
staten nts of the doctors. and thought
there was no possibility of the man get
ting away. They simply did not know
their man, and the police did not know,
either, how great chances this fellow
would take to give them the slip"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-07
WHO IS THE MAN?
Gov. Stanley and Clad Hamilton
After Dunn's Accomplish.

Governor Stanley and Assistant At
torney. General Clad Hamilton have re-
turned from Wichita where they have
been investigating the mysterious es-
cape from a Wichita hospital of j. H.
Dunn the alleged criminal on whose
head there is a reward of 81 600 in
Arkansas. Both believe he was carried
out Of the building by friends, but they
do not think that either the Wichita
police or the sheliff's force had any
thing to do with it.
Dunn could not possibly have es-
capped alone said Governor Stanley to-
day. He was too badly Injured to use
his wounded leg and he must have been
carried out Of the building I do not
believe the hospital authorities had
anything to do with it, but somebody
on the inside helped Dunn to escape.
I don't say who it was. but somebody
on the inside kept Dunn's friends posted
and let them in that night to carry him
away. Everything was done IN hurry.
They didn't fool much time away when
they once got inside. This is shown by
the fact that they left Dunn's overcoat
behind when they took him away, al
though it was storming at the time.
Dunn was not taken out of Wichita
Immediately, but I presume he has been
since. What we found out led me TO
believe he was sheltered in Wichita for
a day or two after his escape. pre-
sumo that by this time his friends have
him well away"
Captain Hamilton will make a secret
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-07
ROBBED OF Sl,lOO.
Bank of Fowler, COL, Operated
Upon by Safe Blowers.

Pueblo, Colo, April THE Bank Of
Fowler. at Fowler. Colo. % miles east
of this city, was robbed Of 81, 100 by safe
blowers at ? O'Clock this morning. Sew
eraI charges of nitro-glycerine were ex-
ploded to open the safe and the cash
box. Citizens were aroused by the ex-
plosiOn and fired several shots at four
men who were seen running away but
the FObbers succeeded in getting out of
town. News Of the robbery was tele-
phoned to neighboring towns Two men
who boarded the Santa Fe train at
Nepesta. seven miles west of Fowler
this morning were arrested as suspects
by Deputy Sheriff Thomas. who also
boarded the train at Nepesta. In their
possession were found S2S8 and several
coin sacks. The prisoners have not been
identified, but they gave the names Of
James B. ScanlOn and J. p. Hannahan.
ScanlOn is feet 10 inches tall, has a
muddy complexion and sandy moustache
and is about % years old. Hannahan is
feet inches tall with a dark COM
pleXion and heavy black moustache and
is about 30 years old.
BlOodhounds have been sent to Fowler
to trail the robbers.
The Bank Of Fowler was owned by Z.
M I.ipSeV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-07
new MERGER SUIT.
Atty. Gen. Stratton Asks U. S.
Supreme Court to Hear Him.

Washington April Attorney Cen
eral Stratton of the state of Washington
today brought to the attention of the
United States supreme. court the desire
of that state to bring suit to prevent
the merger of the Northern Pacific and
the Great Northern railroads by moving
for leave to file a bill of complaint on
behalf of the state versus the Northern
Pacific. the Great Northern railroad
companies and the Northern Securities
company. In making the motion MI.
Stratton said that counsel for the de-
PENDANTS was present and prepared to
proceed with an oral argument if the
court was prepared to hear them, ad-
ding that the case involves the same
questions as were presented in the Min
nesota case. He added that an INN edi-
ate hearing was desired because it
would save another trip from the state
of Washington.
EX-Attorney General Griggs, who was
present as the representative of the rail-
road companies acquiesced in what Mr.
Stratton said as to the desirabiIity of
an early hearing but the court declined
to announce an immediate decision on
that point The chief justice said, how
ever that an early response would be
given.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-07
LINCOLN WATCH STOLEN.
Taken From the Pocket Of Capt W. F
sampson in Boston.

Boston. Mass, April while he was
standing at the corner of Green and
Chambers streets in the West End to-
night at o'clock, two young men pick
ed the pocket Of Capt. William F.
Sampson of Cambridge and got away
with a gold watch presented TO him by
President Lincoln in recognition of
bravery for rescuing the crew of the
ship Northern Light, while in midocean
in 1862
The watch bears this inscription
From President Lincoln to Captain
William T. Sampson. for the rescue OF
the crew of the ship Northern Light,
1862"