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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
PARRY MADE A PRETTY
PICTURE, THAT'S ALL
NE FRIGHTENED CEDAR PALS LANosoApE WHILE
A L. WALTERS COT the TROUT WITH sAokwoops RIG

''oh. / aan't DENY that viii FAIRY
and tudFe uumea and SEINE others
MAY De ftue Fishermen. hut when > A.
iames Roea fishin' after this hc secs
with SWINE follow tike Walters here
who hrake into fbo piaoataflal eHme
with a Wlllew aafiink. an old plsee ~
Htfine AND pih hoeki said Council.
man James Yesterday. while sitting
hack comfortably la the hoard 81
works office makins genrral re
sumo ~ ths iukeiinF and fiahinN tFlp
taken ~ chs mayor members of the
hoard ~ puhils esiFka and ether elts
OftlsIals 80 Cedar lake.
"Nou bet ~ had fish bat don't tell
anyhesis aud Z viii tcli YOU where W
SGT ihen Noa seo, Thomson don't
know mueh about flahln, but he has
heard s0me II flshm parties. SO
amongst ths supplies sent up from So
attic hs hin when the party lsft MAS
eoS ~ ffssh fish.
"ilut that's net ~hsg ! was roia Go
tell yeu about This feature VI this
Whole shaW was the supremacy of the
primitive over the latest Improved
methods 81 auEun Heres VIII Parry
and iudEe Numsa ana John Rir an
recognised authorities on flzhin ~
GeeEEr. you should have seem the para.
phernaha they had. There we're those
hons fointed Wevpy WtiieNy hlsh.
priced rods fancy uiekei.piated reels.
wound with beautiful little silk hair
lines pretty little fsss=s aud bis a..
scrimcnt u hooks
''fheN had the thinF worked out %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05


q fine point aud Naa aaEs. u have
seen them fsh It was fine the was
they seuld cast Wiu Fairy looked
iust nke these pictures IN sroftin' pa
ner- fhcM fishin' vas something
strand emily thuy didu't catch ANYTHING
Welt an the time these rpoftHmvn
were angling away la the meat ar-
proved up-toz date manuar here was
this FARMER Walters luekin' on vpclis
bound. IL was "a new one on him. ife 4
flahcd. but newer like that There Waa
enc thtnN he couldn't understand wis
they dsapt catch aHythiHE FINALLY
his weHdcr cha aEeJ 60 HamrthinE like
contempt sa the evening before Ne
came away be Slipped of and ~ h.
hangrd II ne didn't come back a couple
81 hours later with hts boat fiiird "a
runulu over With fine his trout
we knew he couldn't have bought
them hat ~ couldht understand it
until some one la the course II the In
vestisatiou discovered an old alder
limb to which Was attached q piece -
the canmonsst kind of fiah line and
fazt eommen heek ai tho end al
lYtnk PsAcvfulls in the hottum - the
beat
New. the up-to-dato method a. exs
htbited hy VIII parfs a 81 NAV be- nj
rlThL bat when I So fishia' Ina goiu
t. huat up Walters OF some other
farmer. and aEree to clean the fish as
BE lands them and 60 row the boat
fer half the catch
"You see. I like trout finhin. but
hke trout catln' a whole lot better"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

HOODS CANAL EXCURSION
Take a Steamboat Ride 10 the
0IymDieS Sunday

Next Sunday morning at O'clock,
the big excursion steamer walsh Aiil
leave Arlington dock foot 81 hpfinE
street. fof Port Gamble and Hood =
canal Everybody knows an sHeiT
sion "a Haod'H canal means q most
delightful days outing IL iu store for
al who decide ia 80. We don't he
iieve THE chance viii come to YOU
again this summer The huuihefn
osios club viii render a nne musical
program. Tickets 81 90. Advance
sale az Guys drugstore. corner I'D
and NHnlrF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN /

Anna MERIT aud FANNIE Calvin
we're granted divorces from their
respective husbands. william hers
fltt and ]. Calvin ~ the superior
court yesterday afternoon. 10th al
legged drsrrtian aud nonsHurparL
la the contested divorce suit OF
sarah lush against Charles Hush,
q G.. Crum. friend OF the defend
ant. flied an afiidBvit IN the super
ipr court yesterday Ia which he al.
ieguH that Mrs tiunh'H charges Of
cruelty are absolutely false
Alexander Mackenzie was fluofed
hy being struck with a cuHpidor In
saloon south Of NeHief way, last
night A physician HeWod az his
iacrfatcd head ED efandall was
arrested hy patrolmen hlanaEan and
Helms for thfuNinE the cuHpidor
John Ferry was discharged ia JuH
tieo canuiH court yesterday, lie wsH
accused of foTsiua d check Tor -
on the Acandinh Wan American hank,
tie proved TO the satisfaction of the
court that he could not write AMI
therefore could not have committed
forgery =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
HOODS CANAL EXCURSION
Take a Steamboat Ride 10 the
Olymplcs Sunday

Next sunday morning at o'ciock,
the big excursion steamer Waieh viii
leave Arlington dock. foot q tpftng
street. for Port Gamble and Hoods
canal Everybody knows an sxcur-
sion 60 Hoods canal means a meet
dslis htfui days cutting ~ In store for
all Who decide 70 60. We don't be-
lieve this chance viii coSns 10 you
again thta summer. Tha southern
Glee club viii fsnaer . fne musical
program T,seaets o. 90 Advance
sale At Guys drugstore. corner and
and Ysalrr. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

't
pound IL 10 not probable that ths
CURE viii prove popular with the
masses.
Messages were pase~d yesterday
bstw~sa the United states ana TIE
Philippines over the nss PSrtltc
cablr.
Seven persons we're killed By heat
yesterday IN Chicago.
A plague Of graszhopp@fs threaten
cFeps IN Yakima valley
n was warm yesterday In Wash.
inKton. u. {. Thsrmonstsr regis
tered ia1ss IN the shade.
England and Japan have adj
dressed . noss 20 china dsmsndinx
that that country notify Russia 10
eekcuate Mauchurta.
Another negro brute WAS iynehsd
In North Carolina yesterday. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
SURE CURE FOB PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause Itching. this form. as well as
Blind, bleeding or Protrudlng Piles
arf cured % nf fT0-Sah- E6'H Fife
Remedy. stops itching and bleed
iug AhsGFha tumorE. Soc a jar nc
Druggists. or sent ~ mail Treatise
FREQ. Write me about your case. Or.
nasanko. Philadelphia Pa. Fer sale
at the Quaker Drug Co. i0ls First
avenue. seattie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

WIN be given by 81 Marks chaneel
Guild on Tuesday. July Z, Ht Three
Tree point Refreshments viii be
served on the grounds.
The steamer ElWooa viii make
two round trips, leaving seattle al
! 30 and .. m. aud ihfsssfrvs
Point At SO aud 10 .. ma
The tickets apv 80 cents and they
are for sale az Smith a Kennedy =,
Guys. hartsiis. Lees. Max iiha
leys. ttufnnH Pharmacy, tia PIKE
street. n y, Lsary. ftainiefsursud
hotel. Oaibfaith docs and Hotel
Washington. The grounds VIII be
lighted and there VIII be good music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
THE MARKETS

There was a slump IN the prize 81
befrisa this morning Purchasers
seemed Co be more Interested to coli
ehfatink the Fourth than IN buying
goods as there Was very liitia de-
mand for any kind af produce
Fearing that atra wbefries aud fasp-
berries would decay b Monday.
commission dealers were willing 10
yet rid Of them az almost any price.
The commission houses chased az
noon
WHoLHaALu pRIcHa
cThsss pfiess are 10 any bussf IN auan.
Titles fftess on small purchases average
o. 80 cent hifhsfl
Provisions
Fresh meat COW beef. tzfc 10 steer
beef s'se ~. mutton Hsc IT, pork. loH
ieAo ~. veal. kAiQa
rfagisiaas ifsms "a hi BREAKFAST b..
zee. itke ~ bellies. fFfsh. ig'ss ~,
Vegetables
california sfssn corn. TO- dos. Hufhanh
rs i.ss ie e % ,ss ~" gai,isrh .a aeis =
inf4 eaHnts, o. 70 tuFnips o ~ saek
Ns.sissiptt tasastoss. o. bas hathaurs
x. 'e"' s.uiiil5.s, Dos ~ ,s''4 ne, aa.
vaians. To estl natisa fbnnaru z34tt
~ naiiss aspsfsHus. o. ~ hgsi natiFa
HFssn peas. ffte. HtfiuE beans. bHec
cuauwhafa. ssllte dos fa1ishFs lnc
aasen hunfbea unions. 81 .oUal.As ewt.
EFesa, ias dusaH punches.
Green Fruit, Ute.
Ntfas iefties o. 40 70 CLARK seedlings
81 so "a efafas rsntalHuirs. o. ~ Dos
geasstsffiss. 81 = boa eai Cherries. ~
deLeo Boa apTirets. o. ~ crate fsl
a. llss. . issB - crate. Cat ftsarhss| " -
Of - crete raffanta. o. 10 crate ur~.
lssft-rfiss o. ~. y. biaesbs!iss. = %.
i-esautsffirs - 10 J smaus. - @tas ~
ben ufaasas - tnNa - Boa anplesl u 70
u - uas. taHaHas y 30
Butter, Cheese. Eggs Poultry
Hattsf= ~ ashiastea efsamsHss, ttai
dsirr nlU4ir
tgss ~frssh ranch. 80 dos Eastern.
istfaiF.
fiissss Native washlnHsun. fsn cream
t4lac hamburger. lie Eeies. brick. II
ulkc
poultrY = Dressed tafssfs. as0ate. iiss
hens ittIfftsf live auekh a. dressed
iso. spring chsekens - steit g dvE
HAY. Grain and Feed
oats tzaso taal paffsy, f=tpo tool
wheat. aHa a. teus chez tEf fssa 70 % 'eht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

KANHAR cry. $40. July I This
IL gloomy day and the police are
preventing the use of all fireworks
Ia tho business sections Of thr city
There IL no formal ptuHpm 81 OBJ
HsfYation of the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
CABLE BROKE

HONOLULU. II l.. iaiy "a line
broke Ia attemptins 60 land the Pa
elfic cable to-day, II ia probable that
the connection can rot be made until
late thIa Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
90 to spinnlns Ter sleyci. repair.

spend Sunday FL the country And
dire ct the Nhtthstssn. Tass launch
a. f.esehi bs.athauses or old nentan eAf
line % MatfhalsVn ataugus Phone
nlack sft ~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
s1sEa q q q 81 IS q
:STAR DUST:
. q q . q q q q q q n m =

In an address Kiux Peter speaks
Of the dear army. Showing how
choice he u Of his language.
It's getting 80 now that you may
believe the weafhernan " not. just
- yvu like.
The Bulgarian pot IL now engaged
On the pleasing occupation Of caliiug
the Turkish kettle black.
roeh Der ksisers
lEfWas LnTnpfxelt oder ein ksssr-
He'd Won Graf Fftz Slchtskomsrous
Come. let u swell the brawuy chest.
Expand II 20 the limit:
Our nasy's fans shines brightest
And nauxht on earth can dim II.
no more ysuii hear the knockers
cry
Our navy IL deficisnt.
For Kaiser Biil has sent ~ word
Hes found our ships efficient.
Its eagle eye saw everything.
From kesikou up 10 Es1nwale.
Hs missed no thing from stern to
stern.
Prom steering gear to funnel
Inspection Of the feet he made
Clear down 70 every rtyet
In short. e vas inspection such
A. nons but BIZ could give H.
lie didn't praise the captains gig
Or praise the captains hQuor.
Ha dIdn't praise hts uniforms
And say he ne'er saw slickers
re didn't use that ragged phrase.
koaE sailors @Es proficient.
Oh. 40. the kaiser sent ~ word
He's found our ships efficient.
There's nothing nav IN what he said.
They know AZ much In Britain.
And 81 the Spanish histories. too.
You'll find the fact II written.
And here's a houe that Kaiser Bili
Has found a look sufficient.
For II he bumps your Uncle sam
Hen find our ships efficient
N showed all day yesterday In
Ieadyilis. Colo.
European scientists have discov-
cred in radtum sure cure for can
Ger. With radium ut n,7oo.ooo n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

Bessie ~ Tacoma. has an ideal
that ought not 60 be very hard 90
mud. n lmoEene'a hearts desire has
a living brother. he II "a for heHnic.
Nhe saws
"Aiy Ideal ~ husband II a man
who doesn't dtink, ar smoke. or
chew. However n he doea an these.
III stand Zoe him. providing he
doesn't sweat iint n he wears, IA
Won't make any difference At co.,
one can't DO too particular Any
thing Ho ita u man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

hran. 90 toni shaaa 90 ton 90 eaAs'
eco Is tom EaHisHH washington NiHHihi
~ taut naafsfH Wash oHinrf esafh
timothy ESQ o. teHH california hay. ftpW
ton. aaiifafnia sifatfa ftHN t7H
PRieug TO PRODUCING
ffhsas pftass arr fYf aaada dshFstsd ~
fsilfaad ffelFhi asrat of ou me h"ss W
this efffl
Hay and Grain
psatsfn wash tmatHf tatass tnA
aifaifa fIH o. fanI Gals 80 20 tn hHttrf'
"A % tau. wheat 80 un toni bfHn. tstVy
shaltA igt % ton. mldditHHf, fsa.~'HsH I"
tnn.
Hsgu, Poultry and livestock
npsins ohiataua. o. ltHa " daa.
TnFa. fresh ranch fiHAate hFr hhhs.
taa IL i've ducks Ate ID lfeasta
veal. sute dressed nation a'kHis ~
dressed hogs auaito ibI rhnice nfsi
cove on foot llae NJ steers on foot
ss0i4e ~. calves on foot h.afs'e ~
hogH On foot. va III hides. e'sute
Vsastabls and Green Fruits
uuftank tatatssa natives $500 tani
Nastmas. Iiue9 teH ce#feis. u - ssth
naiiNs nniaha Do HraiH ifuif - h"HaW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

Tn average man
has a steal HE
hours o pleasure
either from HE
work or HE sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

Another entertainment Will BE- gtNan
" Eiks hall next Tuesday BY Came q.
W q. W. when the officers Tor the
coming season will b inssaiisd
wrestling match lN one % the numbers
on the program Tor next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

A reader has asked the star Dust
Man where he hyen. watch foF a
special announcement Ia this eul-
umn Monday, fully describing the
Is. u. MS residence, and how TO set
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
FREE

Lady MAsfo the renowned ENgp-
tisu claifNoygnt and paimlst. lie in
the city Ladies' ~ need % advise
on IttfStNEHs LOVE. FAMILY OR
OTHER TROUBLES consult hrF.
CONSULTATION FREE A great
success IN graphic work. Hour
60 ' 3. m. 80 1nira avenue nesi.
ness strictly confidential.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

noW has no need OF Hooker A. Wash
maton's adWoni,ion TO he calm
Kansas city Kan, fof years the
rendezvous f0r gamblers IN the MID
die West 60 new a closed town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

Willie honEht some dynamite.
Hit The fuse with all his might,
TIP. up went his little soul
Put the pieces IA a hole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

rourth o. July celebrated IN four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

The best thtnE about Kentucky
feuda u that they all end fatally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

Of the dear" army. Showing how
choice he - Of his language.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

II showed all day yesterday In
Ieadyilis. Colo.
European scientists have discov-
cred in radfum a sure cure for can
fer with radfun ut n 100 600 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

It's getting 80 now that yea may
IS you like.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
MONTANA
"A TRIPLE TRAGEDY
w. Guy Landers, Jr., Prince Of For
gers and Confidence Men,
Shot to Death.
His Taking Off Not Accomplished
Until He Had Killed Two
Officers.
SneciaI. to The Journal

Special to The Journal,
Butte. Mont. Sept. 1G.-Telegraphic advicey
from Edna, Texas say that W. Guy Landers, Jr..
who blazed trait across the continent with
Angeles and other coast cities for forgery, was
killed Sunday by Sheriff George Wharton, but
only after the fugitive had fatally wounded that
official and killed Deputy John Braigh.
Landefs was caught at Billings but made
sensational escape after several weeks Of in
with q case knife. He was identified by papers
found on his body yesterday. He was chased
from state to state by Pinkertons and his career
was meteoric. W
He caused the Billings State bank to make
draft'on the First National bank of Hawaii at
Honolulu for $1,696 for. his account, and then
attempted to draw 1852, presenting it Is alleged,
fraudulent check for the amount on the bank
at Hawaii. He went to Hawaii in the fall
OF 1902, defrauding San Francisco bank, 1t Is
said, of $3.50 while on his way. He disap.
peared from Honolulu, 1t is said, defrauding
bank to the amount of $500 advanced ON a draft
for Sass, purportng to be drawn to his order
Col G. ' l'''l '1'nlns company o or'ppie oeeeA'
Upon his, return to this country he drew on
the Hawaii bank and secured $1OO at Shreye-
port, La, on March 10. 81
The shooting ARRAY, which resulted in the
triple tragedy, arose from an attempt Of Sheriff
for having passed an alleged bogus check on
jewelers OF Victoria. of whom he had purchased
several hundred dollars worth Of diamonds.
i: The. dead man was going under the name Of
Marcus G. Gayle and said he capitalist
of Philadelphia. He had negotiated trade for
several hundred acres of rice land at Victoria,
for which he had given check for $4,000, which
was, discovered to be a forgery when deposited
in bank. Upon his person were found dia.
monds worth at least $4,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
LOSE THEIR MAYOR
People of Wadena Shocked by Sud-
den Death Of Mayor Frank
Wilson.
he Had Been Prominent in Political
and All Public Affairs
Since 1884.

Special to The Journal.
Wadena, Mimi, Sept. 16-This locality Is
shocked by the sudden death of Mayor Frank
Wilson. which took place at Sis this morning
Mr.. Wilson was enjoying the best of health
severe pains of the bowels When his family
physicians, Drs. McKinnon and Collier, were
summoned, he was found to be in "A critical con:
dition. They pronounced 1t acute stoppage OF
the bowels, and he constantly grew worse Last
night DR.. Bell of Minneapolis came up, but
nothing further could be done and he passed
away this morning. Mrs. Wilson had left Sun
day night with their two young sons for Earl
banlt where they attending the Shattuck
school. She arrived home last night, and the
boys will Genre this afternoon.
Frank Wilson one Of Wadena's most
prominent and successful citizens. He was we'll
known turnout this section of the state where
he has extensive busnt IS dealings. He was an
attorney by profession. but of late years had
been devoting his attention to real estate and
loans, and in this he had been very successful
He had several times been county attorney, and
last spring elected mayor.
Mr.. Wilson about AZ years of age and was
the Cornell university, and later studied law In
Attorney General Russcll's office at Albany. He
came to Wadena in 1884. He had always been
prominent and active in political affairs and 1T
has been said that IT. his influence which
nominated DR.. Babcock for the Legislature In a
very hot and close fight. His death Is looked
upon as a public calamity. No arrangements for
the funeral have yet been made.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16

to Yankton, for the accommodation OF those wish
Ing to attend the state fair carried large dele
CATION Of Huron people to-day. ,a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
SOUTH DAKOTA
AS A HORSE MART
Regular Sale Days at Pierre Are
Rapidly Bringing the City
to the Front.
Quarter Of a Million Dollars Will Be
Disbursed This Year Among
a the Breeders. ]
SPECIAL to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
ii Pierre, IS. DIS Sept 16.7-- The next monthly
horse sale Fwill bo held Sept p. These sales
have not only been the direct means Of dispos-
Ing of horses here the past two years, but have
attracted buyers who have purchased over
1900 head at private sales this year alone. It
iB safe to predict that the shipments Of horses
from this market for the present year will bring
over a quarter Of a million dollars to those who
have been raising this class of stock.
+ On Saturday and Sunday hundred cars Of
cattle. and. ten cars Of horses were started for
the eastern market, most Of them going to Chi
cago. The demand for feeders has not been
active this fall, but If the corn crop is once
assured, the chances are that this class, of
stock will go to the feed lots LATER in the sea-
son. ~
The furries Of snow which accompanied the
rain storm here Sunday were record breaker,
SO far as the memory Of the Oldest resident goes
back. While at, times the air was full Of fly
ing fakes, they all melted as soon as they
touched the ground, the color not showing at
any time. The coming Of snow before frost is
quite out Of the ordinary in this section.
The. total rainfall in this section SO far this
year has been 1T.A inches, with the chances
favoring over 20 inches before the end Of the
year. This rain has kept the prairies green and
stockmen fear that the grass will freeze before
1T driesi which will spoil it for winter range.
The state land department last week issued
three patents to final purchasers of state lands,
all going to- Tankton county. f7''Ta
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
SPECIAL INSANITY PLEA;
Attorney VIII Rely Upon It to Save 81
perIor,s Boy Murderers.

Attorney VIII KEY upon II TO save Su.
perIor's Boy Murderers
: SUPERIOR, VISA special plea Of insanity
will be entered in the defense Of Arthur sher-
man, the 16-year-old boy charged with the cold
blooded murder of Howard c. Gilbert. The boy
was arraigned in the superior court on the charge
Of murder. He entered a plea Of not guilty, and
his attorney, State Senator George Hudnali, said
there would be special plea Of insanity. The
trial was set for Oct. 12.-Ine bog. stands up
we'll under the strain and seems to feel just as
happy as he did the day he coolly announced
that his revenge was complete and sweet.
Other cases will be heard before the Sherman
trial, one being against David Evans, a colored
man, charged with assault with intent to do
great bodily harm: He ts accused Of stabbing
Motorman Montgomery, Of the street railway
company, who undertook to eject him for
refusing to pay his fare.
The 1tasca and Alouez residents Of the trans
Nemadji district continue to keep up their fight
as to the location Of a big school building. The
result is that the school board will build frame
houses and wait until the people are able to
agree before they are given suitable school ac-
commodations
For the third time the hardware store Of W.
G: De Long was entered by burglars last eve
ming. They carried away, seemingly, sample
of all the small stuff in the store, taking re-
volvers, razors, Knives bicycle pumps and, tape
measures.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
OFFICER ARRESTED FOR MURDER
clrcumstantiaI Evidence Connects Cha
dina With Death Of Helm.

HASTINGS, MINN;-Constable Joseph Chadima
Is under arrest for the murder of Charles Helm
whose body was found on the Great Western
tracks at lnver Grove soHe ten days ago
that Helm was beaten into ipsensibiity BY the
constable and left On the Great Western tracks,
and there met his death under the wheels Of the
engine. The charge is murder In the second
Chadima testified at the inquest that he and
Helm had some words In saloon at Inver Grove,
but denied any subsequent quarrel. Chadima as
serted that after the trouble in the saloon, he
At the adjourned inquest held IN Inyer Grove
yesterday, several witnesses testified to the
quarrel betv cen Chadima and Helm In the
saloon. Chadima accused Helm of having stolen
his dog two years ago. Chadima recovered the
dog, bat was still angry about the matter.
A Rock Island Waterman told the jury that
twenty minutes before the train passed over
Helms body. he say two men standing near
the tracks where the body of Helm found.
The men were quarreling and threats Of VIC
1ence were made. -... ..--. f.. .-.-- .
The verdict of the jury is found simply on
circumstantal evidence. No testimony has been
submitted indicating that Helm and Chadima
quarreled after the dispute in the saloon Chad
ima submitted to arrest without protest and re
fused to discuss the matter. .~., .