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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-04
R. n. Macy Co.'S Attractions Are Their Low PriceA
gath to 18th St.

Custom-made Waists. e Il!
Our Custom Waist department is now
running freely and smoothly orders,
naturally, being executed quicker than
later, when the rush Is on. The best
materials in abundance:-
Atwood French Flannel. plain colors.
$4.76 and $5.4S.
Atwood Scotch Flannel. beautiful
stripes. $4.7s.
Atwood Saxony Flannels, stripes in
scores Of colorings, $S.46.
Atwood Albatross, street and evening
colorings, $5.46.
Fancy Waistings, stripes, checks, fig
ures, S4.76 TO $6.46.
Plainly tailored or made up in your
choice Of four Of the ceveress styles.
AUTUMN GLOVES. -,nr,
We've had an ambition in connection
with our Glove business and have
realized it. The average store collects
and sells Gloves indifferently-per-
functorlly. We wished to be strong
where Others were weak-hence we
have spared no effort TO make this the
leading Glove department in New York.
The styles, the qualities, the assort-
ments, the prices and the liberal policy
will make you permanent customer--
if you give us the opportunity OF show
inp YOU the result Of our work.
Women's Imported Two-clasp Lamb
skin Clace Gloves. round corners, Bros
ser embroidery, black, white, tan, red
and beaver, value 81 90; our price. 7sc.
Women's Two-clasp Genuine Mocha
Gloves. piqye seved, embroidered
backs, black, tan and gray, value $l.00;
our price, SOC.
The "Hampden' Gloyes-Si.3o--full
pique glaze, round corners, black.
white, tan, red, beaver, brown and
slate.
Women's Suede Gloves, blue and pink.
twenty inches long. $l.ss.
Black and White Two-clasp Suede
Gloves,
is inches long at $40.
"a inches long at si.99.
80 inches long at S2.24.
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B'Way at 9th Ave.
Tea GOWns...,sr,

Tea Gowns. -sarl.
Every woman knows the charm of Tea
Gowns - the prettiest mobilization of
negligee dress. We have an unex-
celled collection, and we sell them on
the Macy basis which is the most
reasonable of all. Draw your infer
ence from these brief descriptions and
quotations.
Tea Gowns, made OF cashmere, lined
throughout, yoke and sleeves trimmed
With narrow black velvet ribbon, S4.34.
Tea Gowns, made Of Atwood cashmere.
Vatican back, Bishop sleeves. trimmed
with lace inserting, velvet ribbon and
fine tucks, $8.67.
Tea Gowns, made OF Atwood cashmere,
deliberately trimmed with several rows OF
satin ribbon and hemstitching. full
tucked Bishop sleeves. $l0.67.
Other Tea Gowns, including many
copies Of French models, made of alba
tross, wolfe, Henrietta, China silk,
surah silk, Louisine silk, crepe de chine
and matelasse, Si2.o7 to 5000.
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lT&|'|lill!!:llEW'ji.$|'::;'
Macys merchandise and prices appeal to
all-exclusive novelties-staple products
no matter what your need may be
YOU II find the best values here.
Women's Walking Suits.

,17+Wag SUITS made Of blue brown and PACK en.o
~ long box.paid coat full sleeves; anke-sng'h seVen
gored flare skirt.
81 3o6-Wakng Suits made Of mannsh gyh mixtures ana
40 invisible checks fitted long coat and Norfolk styles hnea
with aeta unnd length goed flare skirts tailor stitched
$17-Wakng Suits made of fine blue brown and black oIoa
81 CLOTH long coat with blouse front badrimm'd military
cape; instep length side.plated hounee SKIRT
And there are other Walking Suits, faultless IN
style and workmanship, ranging up to SS374.
Women's Autumn Coats"
o6-Coa made Of black keey double breasted hyhont
semi.Gtng back, collar strapped revers lined with
black san Also Monte Carlo Coats thirty inches long made OF
Mght. weight kery cape and military collar lined with black satin
s, o6-Coat made of black kersey forty inches long military
eape collar lined with Sknners guaranteed black satin
Others made Of black LIFELINE hsix inches long, full box with
pointed yoke effect
At the same price Preey Oxford and olive ayenette Coats
full front semln back finished with paits shoulder cape and
narrow bel. 80
so< 67-Coa made black lbcne forty inches long, very fu
~. trimmed with stitched kerey bands, metal buttons lined
with SINNERS guaranteed satin , :.
Another sye made lightweight black kesey forty-sx inches
long boz. plated back coless neck trimmed with velvet ana
fancy braid
Finer novelties-exclusive single models, made of
beautiful broadcoth and zibenes. $3334 to Sl967
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UphOlstery.-sd Fl.

Fine Tapestry and Satin Damasks, in 4
beautiful range of designs and colorings,
including number of advance Spring
styles, in lengths varying from II to
81 yards
$l.75 qualities at CSC. yard.
$500 qualities at sl.4s yard.
$3.50 qualities At S2.24 yard.
$500 qualities at s3.ss yard.
Reversible Tapestry Table Covers,
floral designs, heavy knotted fringe
$500 quality at sl.4s-l15xl "a yards.
s3.7s quality at s2.4s-2x2 yards.
$3.50 quality at S2.9S-2x219 yards.
French Tapestry Table Covers, medal.
lion ceptres-
S3.s6 quality at S2.74-l1Sxl1aysrds.
Ss.7s quality at sA.4s-2x2 yards. 4
SITS quality at ss.ss--7x2 Y ysras.
Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers
foreign and domestic fabrics, 50 inchsi
wide, fringed all around
s5.25 quality at 1898.
s5.75 quality at s44S.
$3.50 quality at s4.74.
S7.25 quality at S5.24.
$3.50 quality at 5000.
japanese Four-fold Screens, beauti.
fully decorated and embroidered, light
and dark eolorings, at less than cost
of Importation
$3.50 quality at S2.oS.
$500 quality at s. 4S.
Four.told Screens, golden or Flemish
oak frames, 81 IT. high, covered with
figured Oriental cretonnes and plain
denims:-
50 50 quality at S2,oS.
$500 quality at S).t2.
S5.75 quality at $3.50.
$3.50 quality at $3.50.
Three-fo'd Screens, 81 #. high, COW
cred with Oriental striped tapestry
So75 quality at s4.44.
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Gold Glass.
The Gold Glass we show is inimitable
exquisite. We know Of nothing that
is quite so refined, elegant and dainty.
Finest, clearest, thinnest crystal, simply
or sumptuously decorated with dull
hued or glinting gold.
Many of the designs are exclusively
our own. Monograms, heraldics,
crests, escutcheons and armorial bear
ings executed to your order.
Rich Cut Glass.
Cut Glass is peculiarly appropriate for
wedding presents. Many prefer it to
articles of solid silver. Its brilliancy,
its chaste beauty and the artistic shapes
are appreciated by all women.
The Straus Cut Glass holds an
acknowledged supremacy in the realm
of industrial art. We never prevari.
cate or bubble. Our statements are
never ambiguous or obscure. Direct
words please us best. There are some
stocks for which we do not claim
leadership; but concerning Cut Glass
we honestly assert the peerlessness Of
our productions and the matchlessness
of our prices.
Old Fashioned Pitchers.
A rare exhibition of old style Pitchers
quaint, artistic conceits. The dec.
orations include Uncle Toby, John
Bull, frogs, monkeys, hogs and many
other grotesque and unpoetic forms.
Hard by you'll find blue Flemish Fla.
gons and obtrusive Tankards adorned
with arabesques and legendary inscrip-
tons.
They are automatically antique-attract.
vely and modernly priced.
English Tea Pots. Basement.
These English Tea Pots, with their ar
tstic enanelled decorations, are much
prettier and far more serviceable than
you'd think If judging by the prices
alone -29c., &c., sc. and 47c'
Art Pottery.
The unexampled low prices will add 10
YOUR endowment as you survey our splendid
collection Of Art Pottery from the Royal
Worcester. Ssvres, Royal Dresden, Rudol.
stsdt, Hungarian, Tcplitz and other cele.
brated factories.
Hon safllrniShin n
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Black Goods.

'" 'h
Forty-nine cents is a modest price for
Back Mohairs that are genuinely
English in both spinning and dveing.
These Are warranted to be bc.n-and
are therefore perfect; 50 inches wide,
sold by Others at 49,, our price 49,.
Imported Black French Voile-light
weight. fast Jet black, imported to re-
tail At $l.00; our price 7sc.
Imported Black Chiffon Wolfe, iilmy
silky iinish--one Of the new veaves, IS
inches wide, sold by others At $3.50; our
price s9c.
Black Broadcloth. richly ealendered. very
desirable for dresses and skirts, So
inches wide, sold by others at $l.7s;
our price. Sl.24.
Imported Black French Zibeline. fine
camel's hair finish, light weight, 4s
inches wide, sold by others at sl.7s; cur
price $l.49.
Imported Black Panne Zibeline, finished
with high satin gloss, 81 inches wide.
sold by Others at $3.50; our price, $2.24.
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Beds at Half Regular Prices.
$3.50 Bed Outfit for $l2.06.
Lobster Plates and Dishes

Lobster Salad Dishes, natural lobster
handles, gilt decorations, size for six
portions, o7c for twelve, Sl.S}.
Lobster Plates, flower decorations, and
gold edges, lobster impressed in centre,
Tor sale here only, S5.88 dozen.
Lobster Servers, natural shape, with
cover, intended for lobster 10 New
burg, dozen, sll.SS.
Thousands of Beautiful
Plates.
A matthless display of Plates, all
kinls- Soup Plates, Dinner Plates,
Breakfast Plates, Salad Plates, Bread
and.Bu,ter Plates, Fish and Game
Plates the collection represents the
highest grades of all the Havilands;
also scores of exquisite effects from our
own Limoges decorating shops.
White-and- Gold China,
Dainty Lace Borders, on fine, thin
China, at about one-third less than is
usually Asked
Dinner Plates, dozen, SITS.
Breakfast Plates, dozen, SI.lS.
Tea Plates. dozen, $l.79.
Bread Plates, dozen, $l.is.
Mush and Milk Plates, dozen, $l.79.
Preserve Plates, dozen, $l.l9.
Breakfast Cups and Saucers, dozen.
S348.
Tea Cups and saucers, dozen. s2.76.
Lamps & Fixtures. --s.semeu,
1t is conceded that we have the most
complete Lamp department in the
country. Lamps and everything that
Lamps need
Lamps for use and Lamps for oynamen.
tation, anything from a kitchen Lamp
to the superb masterpiece Of elegance.
Umbrella Stands.
All who are interested in identifying
the home, making it more comfortable
and complete. should not omit grace
full, decorative and eminently useful
Umbrella Stand from their calculations.
Japanese, blue and white Dwarf. full
size, Sl.4s.
Japanese, red and white, Umbrella
stands, full size, $2.47.
Many other strong and effective styles,
peculiar shapes and decorations; sold
elsewhere at $1,000; our prices, Ss.S7
and S087.
are for the Kitchen.
ry and Glass Our assortments are the
E in the country sells them for so little.
ing meats en- casserole. G,rman and
ry Jars bearing labels Of the things they
our, meal and the like.
st come here.
Lowest Prices.
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Autumn Waists. I'd FL.


The Waists are neutrality-suspicious.
but hundreds of appreciative BUYERS
decimate them as fast as they fall into
ranks
No wonder. What woman Of thrift
can resist values so great ?
Waists, made OF white vestings, eight
stitched plaits on each side, French
back, full sleeves. Sl.9S.
Waists made OF flannel. huttoned at
side, plated front and back, crocheted
or steel buttons, $l.9S.
Waists made OF brilliantine, entire front
OF fine tucks and straps, with pearl but
tons, other round yoke, military effects,
$3.50.
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The unexampled low prices will add 10
your enjoyment as you survey our splendid
collection Of Art Pottery from the Royal
Worcester, Sevres, Royal Dresden, RudoI.
stsdt, Hungarian, Teplitz and other cele.
brated factories.
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China and GlassWare-passms"'

Our supremacy China leaves nothing be said You fama
with facilities and Prices that will please the rich and the poor
spend dollar thousand dollars we'll
s. per Think of that when you ready buy All wh
practise economy will i n
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New Seasons Tomatoes, Jesssmine
Brand, Tic. can; case OF two dozen,
'$2.42.
New Seasons Tomatoes, Amsr,vs,.
Beauty brand. i3c. can; case OF two
dozen, $3.l4.
Marrowiat Peas. Jessamine brand.
can, i0c.; case Of two dozen. S2.ls.
Siited Early June Peas, Jessamlns
brand, can. l2c.. case OF two dozen.
S2.S8.
Early June Peas. Lily White brand,
can, i2c.; case OF Two dozen, S2.86.
Siited Early June Peas. can. l3c.; case
a two dozen, $3.50.
Sugar Peas, Lily White brand, can,
lsc.; case Of two dozen, $3.42.
Homestead Peas. Lily White brand,
can, l6c.; case OF two dozen. 1892.
Lemon Cling Peaches. Lily White
Brand. can, 32c.. dozen, 1913.
Lemon Cling Peaches. Jessamine
Brand, can, &c; dozen, $2.S7.
Old Plantation Peaches. can. l6c. !;
dozen. $i.sl.
Pears. Lily White Brand. can, 27e.;
dozen, 1913.
Pears, Jessamine Brand. can, 22c. i;
dozen. $237.
Cherries, Jessamine Brand. can, 27c.;
dozen. 1913.
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Armour's White Label Chicken Soup,
quart cans. sold by others at 25c.; our
price, lac. dozen cans, Sl.57.
Extra Large New Seasons German
Lentils, pound package. &c.; dozen,
CSC.
New Crop Fsnciest Carolina Head
Rice, two-pound carton, l6c.; lob
carton, 76c.
Green Kern. pound package, iOc.;
dozen packages, $l.ls.
Royal English Worcester Sauce. half
, pt., lac. dozen, SYST; pt.. 24c.; dozen,
$3.50; qt., 44c.; dozen. $S.06.
Macaroni, Spaghetti and Vermicclli,
Leon Marceau Brand, our own cxclu-
siye brand. none better imported, pack
age, l0c.: dozen, $l.l6.
Fancy Table Syrup, Globe brand, lar,
iOc. Lily White Brand, quart cans,
l2c.
Maple Syrup, Lily White Brand, pint.
l9c.; quarts. 2sc.; half gallon. Soc.
gallon, $l.R.
Sardines, Leon Marceau Brand; fine
large fish, packed In same brand Of oil;
small cans, &c.; dozen, $2.sl: large
cans, sic; dozen, 1851.
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Good Groceries. Fifth Floor
National Biscuit Co. s Crackers.
Butter Thin Social Tea Graham SaltneWaer Pilot
Anges Zwiehack- PretzelettesWater ThnFve O'Clock Tea
lOC. In-er-Seal Cartons. at Sc.

4lc. for six packages Twelve packages tor olC.
Bridal Veil Flour 24s bags 49,; half barrels $685. whole barrels,
1904.
Lily White Flour 24A h. bag &c. half BARREL S27o whole barrel
S4o8
Cenes Brand Coffee h. ca1on regular price 24c for this SALE
oc 5 h. carton regular price sii4; for this sale, 92c.
Sulana Brand Coffee the South Coffee
special price for this SALE i3e.
Pek Chop Tea Fomosa Ooong English Breakfast and Mixed h.
regular price 24 for this sale &c. b. ddy regular price Si1
for this SO9 CARTON regular price o for this sale S2O4
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OYSTER Plates.

Oyster Plates.
s2s7 for $500 Carlsbad China oys,
- ter Plates, six depressions
flower ard gold decorations.
81 "A for $500 Carlsbad China Oys-
ter Plates, six depressions, col.
ored border gold edge.
SS 81 for $3.50 Carlsbad China Oys.
W ter Plates, maroon borders and
centres. flowers and gold.
The above prices are for a dozen
Plates. Many others here relatively a:
cheap-ranging up to S2o.SS.
Worthy of special mention are these
Limoges China Oyster Plates, rich
maroon panels and raised s1z.ss
gold decorations, at. IL
Fish Sets.
Sc 81 for $3.50 Carlsbad China Fish
" Sets, flower decorations. gold
edges, fish centres.
81 SO for $500 Carlsbad China Fish
W. Sets, floral borders, gold edges,
fish centres.
81 SO for $500 Limoges Fish Sets,
- iestoon shape, gold borders,
and fish centres.
Theo Haviland's China Fish Sets in a
great variety of Grand Fire tinted Dor.
ders. with elaborate gold tracings. The
centres are decorated by l.. Martin, with
twelve different styles Of fish, sold else
where at from $500 to rz.4e
5000; choice at ...... -
China Ramequins.
China Ramequins artistically and thor
oughly solve the puzzle of serving
baked fish. They grace all well-ordered
tables, Our assortment is large and
includes scores Of quaint but harmoniou,
decorations.
Fifty dozen Ramequins, and Plates that
match, exquisitely shaded colors, deli
cate flower designs, stippled gold edges
worth $4.U0 per dozen; our price, $2.76
The foregoing is merely hint There
are others, and Others ranging up to
Sl4.8S per dozen. Every added dime
you care TO spend commands added
beauty and quality.
Crockery and Glass
Everything for the Kitchen in Crock
largest to be seen anywhere, and no stC
All kinds of flreproof dishes for ser
French Cooking Utensils and Blue Pal
are meant to hold spices, sugar, salt,
To furnish the kitchen ideally at least
Goods. Best Qualities
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Mays provides the besr values for those
who spend money open-handedly, as well
as for that larger class whose purchases
are controlled by the strictest economy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16

into the six inch hole here that we call
well. and threw small sirema Oh
water almost continuously for eighteen
hours.
Considering the size of the hole and
that there was no reservoir the test
proves there is water for any needed
purposes. With a well such as the rail-
road uses, "A fest across with good
reservoir it would sneyer be pumped dry
A sample of the water was taken to
Topeka and analysed and was pronounced
almost free from gyp and other minerals
and first class for steaning. 1t was
used In the boiler for steam druinS the
and gave entire satisfaction.
The Santa Fe is bound ito have water
station on this hill and they have tried
both east and west Lincoln and could
not get a sufficient supply Of water fit
10 use nthe engines, and the only ques-
ton here was wether the supply was
great enough for their use.
The test has been made and it VIII not
be long until If will be known whether
they consider there IS strong enough
vein to supply their needs.
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TO RIVAL HOT SPRINGS.
Project on Foot to Connect Sulphur
Springs With Large Cities.

Norman, o. T., Aug. l5.-Sulphur
Springs will certainly be the health and
pleasure resort of the west. rivsling Hot
Springs, Ark, in time. and become tho
mecca for all invalids In the country.
The government Is already spending
thousands OF dollars there and IN only
commencing, and win make Il great
resort. says the Transcript
In view of this fact a project is already
on foot to connect II by an electric line
with Guthrie, Oklahoma City, Norman.
Purcell and other towns of Oklahoma.
one joint of the claim now being built
between oklahoma City and Guthrie.
From Guthrie it will extend north and
from Oklahoma City south and west
very soon. There is plenty Of capital be-
hind the project. and as u strikes some
good towns it win be a paying road from
the start. The towns on its line viii
be Guthrie. Edmond. Oklahoma City.
Norman. Lexington. Purcell. Pauis Val
ley, Wynnewood and Davis on the direct
lire. and shawnee and Tccurssh on the
east and II Reno. Kingf.sher and Ok
archie on the west.
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FOR A TRAVELLING COURT.
Itinerary Referee Court Has Been Es-
tabIished in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City. O. T, Aug. B.-Ar
itinerary referee court conducted after
the methods OF early circuit courts n
older states. Is novelty la Oklahoma
but such has been established and will
shortly enter upon its duties.
On August I. upon application Of plain
tits and defendants in the cases % the
Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma raliway
company. versus various persons suits
to OBTAIN right OF way Tor the rail-
way line. Judge Eurweii selected as re-
ferees or appraisers g. II Dstiey. J. ".
Hunt and ". s. Pattcn 10 hear and de-
termine the matter in controversy IN
each Of said cases.
The board OF referees net on Tuesday
ard agreed to hold court Oh the different
trEots Of land alleged to have been dam
aged Mrs. Vest has been Eeia mel 80
stenographer and deputy shersI az
pointed 20 serve subDoenas upon ssch
witnesses as may be needed ~ the
bo43d
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HE FELL DEAD.
Stranger Stabbed to Death on Reunion
Grounds.

Jefferson, o. T.. Aug. ia stranger,
Charles Haver, was stabbed to death on
the reunion grounds last night in a
drunken brawl in with several men and
one woman was mixed up in. He was
travelin gabout the country with wo-
man in covered wagon and it seems
from the evidence given in at the cor
oner's inquest that the woman was drunk
and together with the other men was
making considerable noise Haver har-
messed his team and attempted to hitch
up and drive away, when he was struck
over the head with a necl1yoke and then
stabbed by some one. The knife entered
the heart and he fell dead as he at
tempted to get away from his assailant,
Sheriff Brattain was on the train that
stopped at the reunion grounds a short
time after the killing and at once took
steps to apprehend the murderers and
place them under arrest The woman
claims ,hat she took up with this man
at Lawton about six weeks ago. but
does not give any information where
his home was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-16
ROBBERS ARE RESIDENTS.
Police Base Their Theory Upon Dis
coVery

Oklahoma City, o. r.. Aug. 15.-The Nc
Mican robbery is still as much of mys-
terry as ever. though the police now are
certain that the robbeIies are residents
of this city. Their reason for this theory
is that part of the plumber was found on
the rear steps of a vacant house, located
on North Market street, almost directly
in the rear of The Mexican house. Bushes
and sheds obscure an easy view of the
place, and the thieves evidently picked
it out before making the robbery. as a
good spot to search out the valuables
they might secure and possibly make a
division of the spoils.
a new residence is being erected adj
joining the vacant house and this morn
ing a gentleman stepped around the
bushes between the two houses. noting
pile of clothing on the back steps of the
brick. He made an examination and
found that the clothing belonged to Mr..
MEXICAN and that the note for a large
sum, together with a check, check book.
order book. etc. were all there. The
thieves could not easily have disposed Of
these papers hence left them there.
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for lighting when his case was brought
was wanted by the United States au-
thorities for selling whiskey TO Indians.
He was arrested on this charge, given a
trial. convicted and sentenced to a six
meaths' term In the federal prison.
Willie Estus was serving his term in
prison another warrant for him was
placed in the hands OF tbs authorities
charging him with theft OF horses. On
the day OF his sentence expired the
sheriff had deputy in Guthrie with this
warrant. When Estus walked out OF
prison the warrant was served. he was
taken in charge, returned TO Lawten and
placed in the county jail. IL a short time
he was given a preliminary hearing and
was released on a 300 bOEd to await
the action of the grand jury.
Upon his release he left the city A
short time ago a man named Thonp-
son. who resides near Schofield In this
county, came IL and reported that three
mus and e horse had been stolen from
his place and that he was | npossession
OF pretty good evidence that Estus was
the thief. The officers hearing that he
was in Fort orth Immediately telegraphed
TO have him held there He was arrested
and placed in jail. oat through the inter-
cedence of friends and relatives a writ
OF habeas corpus ives granted and he
was once more a free man.
The sherin of this county then made
application TO the governor OF the ter
ritory 10 have him order a rsaaisition
for Estus return to the territory. In
the meantime the sheriff wired the Fort
Worth officers to again take Estus into
custody. BY this time Esius must have
been growing rather tired OF the game
as he resisted arrest and broke away
from the officer The latter fired upon
him and wounded him In the arm. He
vas soon captured. however. and held
until lie Fess could arrive from Austin
with the proper papers.
Thompson went down a few days pre-
vious TO lie Foes and identified the horse
and mule wich were all Estus then held
in his possession. as his own. Upon in
vestigation il was found that Estus had
traded the other TWO mules for wagon.
Thompson learned that the trade was
made with a man living in weatherford.
He went there. found his other mules
and returned 10 his home.