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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-09-15
TIRZAH'S CHIMNEY.


80 I'VE years before, when Solomon
Green had asked Tirzah Hitch
- cock to become the second Mrs.
Green. she had tartly refused the hon
or. "I amt much OF beauty" abe
had told him, "but no warmed-oyer af'
fection fur me, thank you, Solomon
Green"
Solomon had reasoned all In vain.
why, Tlrzah." he pleaded, 1T ain't
no wars natural fur wimmen to live
alone. Every mornin' your chimbly Ia
the furst thing look at, an II wasn't
20 see the smoke a-comin' out OF II,
I'd be scared to death thinkin you was
robbed, or killed. or sunthin',
whats the us in Us keepin' up
two houses, when one would do Jest
as wellf"
since that time the two had hardly
exchanged dozen words. Solomon
had not married. neither had Tirzah,
and now, on the night before her for
tleth birthday, she sat looking around
her orderly little home with the most
desolate feeling at her heart she had
known for years.
Tomorrow would be her birthday
Mechanically she had gone through a
few preparations for that rather du-
bious festival. The smallest hen from
her fioek was curled up ready for
roasting inalde the same pan In which
her hens had been roasted for the last
fifteen years. A green apple pie sat
on the pantry shelf beside a sour cream
spice cake, while plate of mealy tarts
was waiting patiently the filling of
grape jelly to be theirs on the NOR
row.
Never before. at that season Of the
year. had Tirzah's hens been laying
90 well.
Her COW had never been known to
give SO large yield OF milk There
were three new kittens in the basket
behInd the kitchen stove. and her ca
nary bird was the loudest singer in all
the village. But for all this TirEah
was not satisfed.
she had heard that day that the
widowed cousin. who usually kept
house for Solomon Green, had uneX-
pectedly married,
OF course, this was nothing to Tir-
xah. but still-lhere she shifted two or
three times, and then, without par
ticls Of explanation to the astonished
cat. who had come forth demanding
her allowance OF milk. sat down in her
cane seated rocker and burst out cry.
Ing.
For Ave minutes she cried, aud then
shs dropped her apron and looked
suiitily about.
A thought intruded itself upon her
which she considered in the light OF
. secret crime. Over and over again
despite herself, she rehearsed Solo
mon'ss proposal; each word as IT had
been spoken, until, suddenly, like the
handwriting upon the wall, there stood
forth these words; Every morning
your chimbly is the Hrst thing look
at"
Had he meant IT. Did he still turn
his eyes with the coming OF the morn.
ing light down the little hill which lay
between them2 Did her lonely chin
ney still claim his thoughtful care7
Five minutes later the dark plot was
formed, and Miss TrEah was hurrying
about her preparations for the night
with cheeks that burned with fires she
had thought long since gone out for
ever
The following morning more aston
ished creatures there could not be than
were the kittens, cat, COW, hens and
canary of Miss Tirzah Hitchcock
Something. certainly. had gone wrong
Six o'clock came. and the stable dool
was not opened by the brisk mistress
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-09-15

a buaWDerry contains greater pro-
portion Of water than does milk, which
on the face Of 1t may seem odd, since
the strawberry appears 10 be solid as
compared with milk. As to nutritive
value the strawberry can count for
little unless the sugar is regarded,
which amounts to one-half the total
solid matter, as valuable in this re-
spect The mineral salts Of the straw
berry contain quite large proportion
Of potassium. phosphoric acid and
iron, 30 that the view that an abun-
dant diet Of strawberries may have
the effect of a tonic is not without
some reasonable basis Tannic acid
has little or no action upon the fruit.
80 that the strawberry tea" is justin
able dietetically.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-09-15
H.. Owu Little Joke.

The literary lion was furnishing bis
library completely In brown.
And now." be observed, as he sur.
veyed the finished apartment, "rll
have what every one has heard Of but
few seen--namely,"
Here he smiled
"a brown study."-Pittsburg Post
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-09-15

The common condemnation Of straw
berries as bad for rheumatism is op-
posed by good medical authority, 1t is
said gouty patients may derive bene-
ft from their use, seeing that the
berries richness In certain salts tends
to render the blood alkaline and to
lower the acidity of the excretions." !"
According to analysis recently made,
the average composition Of the straw
harry il aA fullows:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-09-15
The Man Who A,traota business.

A sunny man attracts business sue
cess; everybody likes to deal with
agreeable, cheerful people. We in.
stlnctively shrink from grabbed,
cross, contemplate character, no mat.
ter how able he may be. We would
rather do little less business or pay
little more for our goods, and deal
with an optlmlst.-Success
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-09-15

When the sexes have equal rights
will men wear $99s millinery creations
and kiss zach other on the streets?
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-08-20
End If Bitter Fight.

Two physicians had a long and
stubborn fight with an abcess on
my right lung" writes ]. F. Hugh
es os Du Point, Ga, "and game me
up. Everybody thought my time
had come. AS last resort l tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. The benefit 1 received
was striking and I was on my feet
in a few days. Now I've entirely
regained my health" It conquers
all Coughs, Colds and Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed by T.
J. Liable drug store. Price Scots,
and $1,00. Trial bottles free.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-08-20
Get the BEST PAINT
O-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o
Get The A-M-ER-I-C-A-N-.
At L. G. DUcHAMp.'

IT has been rumored that Or.
J. r. Olivier was 10 resign the Su-
perintendency of the public schools
Of this parish and he was to be
succeeded by Mr.. J. G. Daspit of
Brssux Bridge. We do not know
if there is any truth in the report,
but we can say that DR.. Olivier
has been a very active Superinten-
dent of our public schools aud has
rendered valuable services. We
are satisfied, however, that if the
report is correct, that Mr.. Daspit
will make a good superintendent
for our public schools.
Big Bargains in Mattings this
! week at L. c. Dlchiadp.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-08-20
No Substitute Offered.

Say what you will about druggists Of
fsring something ''just as good" because
it pays a better profit. the fact still
stands that ninety nine out Of a hundred
druggists recommend Chamberlain's Co.
lie, Cholera aud Diarrhoes Remedy when
the best remedy for diarrboea is asked
for. and do 20 because they know it ID
the one remedy that can always he de-
pended. Upon. even in, the most severe
and dangerous cases. Sold at Labbe's. :
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-08-20
Get the BEST PAINT!
. Get The AMERICAN,
AZ L. c. DOchAAaP.

sMessrs. George Greig 4 Co., are
now building their railroad switch
and sheds to put in q stock Of
dressed lumber. The Company
expect to have everything compile
ted and a complete stock of lum-
Der etc., for the First Of Septem-
Der.
l lind nothing better for liver derange-
ment and constipation than Chamber
iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. r.
Andrews, Des Moines. Iowa. For sale by
r.1.ta6ks.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.


: Bargains! next Monday, at K
Schwartz & Co.'S New Store.
Governor Blanchard has ap.
pointed Mr.. Taylor Daspit clerk
of registration for st. Martin pa.
risb.
o. q. -. - - :.
3, Be sure to read our big ad in
this paper and note the Bargains
we are Offering to-day. Palmer
Bienvenu & Go. /
Mrs. r. Martin gave euchre
party Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Louise Broassard of New
Iberia, who vas. her guest.
Miss Hazel Olivier a charming
young lady of Morgan City, is
spending few days in town the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Sou
lier. !
If you need goods of any kind
it will pay you to visit the store of
Palmer Bienvenu & Co., to-day, as
they are offering. special bargains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hernandez
and daughter of New Orleans have
been visiting here this week, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James ST.
mon. !:
Shoes of ali makes, all styles,
all qualities, in fact everything ip
shoes is what you can lind at j. B.
Ferrah. be has the largest and best
stock Of shoes in town. His prices
are the lowest.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Marion Marie,
nesis and daughter. Miss Elise,
have been here this week visiting
'relatiees.and friends. !
We have just received l' a stock
Of envelopes Of al colofs for bust.
i ness Is purpose, and they are very
elegant, We print them at The same
price as white envelopes.
There will 80 joint meeting
of the Town Council and tbe Wa
ter Works and Electric Light
Board of Managers, Tuesday, the
23rd inst. To discuss matters con-
corning the Water Works andI
Electric Light plant.
We have noticed Messrs. Robin
4 Gary are daily receiving goods,
from the northern cities. the store
is packed to the utmost capacity,
we advise to visit their stock be-
fore making any purchases. +
Big Bargains in Mattings this
week at L. G. Duchamp. i
Good table WINE, j. B. Fer
ran claims he has the best, the
genuine French article. He has |
large stock and can supply you
With any imported wine or any
California Wine
Get the BEST PAINTl
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-08-20
"PHOTOGRIPH"a

We make you one half doz photo.
graphs Of your entire family fol
s2.45. work guaranteed, write us
q card and have Us call at your
place, we do any kind of photograph
Workout & Kohler, st. Martin
vile, La. You are cordially iuvi-
ted to visit our tent which is loca-
ted in front of Duchamp's Store.
1t you are looking for Bargains,
the best goods going at the lowest
prices, be sure to visit the new
store OF X. Schwartz & Co., on
Monday the 22nd inst.
Mr.. Eugene Melancon Of Breaux
Bridge was in town Thursday.
Sheriff Badon has received from
the Pest Commission dead Boil
Weevils that planters can see this
destructive insect and compare it
with whatever insect they may dis
cover in their fields.
We are stocking up with the
best of everything in the dry
Goods" line. we solicit a continu-
ance of your patronage, and will
make your visit a profitable one
Robin & Gary.
Bargains for Everybody, Mon
day at K. Schwartz & Co.'S New
Store.
There will be a game of base
ball tomorrow evening, between
the New Iberia Juniors and the
st. Martinville Sub-Juniors and |
the boys say. they are going. to |
play game that will be worth see-l
ing.
@HAVE A FIT"
l take your order for Clothing |
and guarantee to please you, very |
reasonable prices and pecfect tit,
W. !. Burt, st. MartinviIle, La.
Don't Forgetl the Bargains,1
Monday, at K. Schwartz & Co.'S
New Store. i
Two negroes were burned at the
stake in Georgia Tuesday for the
crime, Of numbering a man his wife
and three children, and after the
murder burned the house with the
bodies. The negroes had been
tried, found guilty and sentenced
70 be hanged, and were protected
BY the militia, but all this could
not resist the Indignation of tho
furious mob.
j. B. 'iFerran bl, has jul, just pa put 'i in
stock a large and Complete Stock
Of Clothing for Fall and Winter,
IF the latest styles. 1 have the
goods that are up-to-date, and the
real fashions. l can fit and please
he most fsstidiops. 4
.-Gosernor Blanchard aunoon.
led last Saturday the appointment
If school boards made for nearly
III the parish of the state. The
new school board of the Parish Of
st. Martin is composed as follows:
Dr.. J. r. Olivier, T. J. Liable,
Carl Larson, Victor Maraist. AL.
red Delaune,. Paulin Latiolais.
lean Domec, DR.. L. Fourgeaux,
Aqolphe Thibodeaux. We believe
nth the exception of DR.. Olivier
yho is appointed in the place of
Mr.. Ellis Hebert, all the old men,
'ers of the board were re-appoins
ed.
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Get the BEST PADRsTl
GET THE AMERICAN,
AZ Il. C. pUcnAAaP.
NOTICE,

We want bids for doing the carpenter
work on the Methodist church on Corner
Penaud and Buchanan streets, Bids to
be opened September LIST. Plans and
specifications can be examined at Bur-
din Bros. Office. Building Committee
reserve the right to reject any and all
bids.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-08-20
LAWN PARTY"

:; A lawn party will be given on
Sunday August 2lst. at 4 p. M. by
the Children Of Mary on Church
square near College ball, to coptrl-
butte in getting a statue of the
Blessed Virgin. :. Refreshments,
cakes and ice cream will be liber-
ally served by the young ladies' OF
the sodality. yAmusemepts for
young and old. Entrance free.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-08-20

The new store of K. Schwartz
y Co. is taking the load aud
streams of pleased customers are
constantly going and coming from
that popular store. We offer spe-
cial bargains for Monday the 22nd
inst. 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-25

Ser Ndtbare Oopib Mestifpn 1T ipobls
betannt, ntht MIR in Observation-Disclosures,
tonoern bur4 gang Mmeritd. Gr beeann
feline politifbe Garriere, inbem er bier
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9ermine ber Stabt
Yapoleon, 8, in ipelber sr tpobnt. als
Birgsrmeifter biente, pGbrenb tpel6er
3eit ct als @riinhsr Der MeefiIpn 8ant
bon Hapoleon, g., psitbin betannt fpurbe.
Gr ipurbe gum 55. &ongreb nit elmer febr
sroben Maioritdt gsipdblt unb 1T Der atlz
ertdnnte 5iibrer isiner partei in ieinem
Sbeie bes Staates.
Nur Gines feblte su benz lonff bollftGns
bigen Grfolg biefes srfolsreidsr Staatss
rnonnes; iein ein5iger Seinb, ben er niHt
beitegt bate, mar ndmlih Der &atarrh,
Der 70 beimtiidif1 berantommt unb fein
Spfer 10 feft padt. Drsibig Sabre lang
betdmpfte er bisien perf1nliden Jeinb ers
folslos. 3ulebt fam ibm peruna gu 9iilfe.
@r fdreibt:
nSd babe mebrere Slaiden 8ernna
g%ebraudJt unb fi;bfe, bnf ih bahurd in
Sctreff meineS &opffatarrbs srpRen
@prtbeil aebabt babe. Sd fitbfe Mid
10 erntntbigt, baf i'd CLAUDE, bak, tuenn
td cs nod fnr5e 3cit lauser sebraude,
td I'M Stanbe fein iuerbe, bic felt brei>
tig Sabrcn banernbe Sranfbctt npG-
ftanoi8 ah85urptten." = 9apib Nce-
fifun, Spngrefmits.isb.
Menn Sic burd ben @sbrau9 bon pes
r1lra feline prompten unb befriebigenbeu
NtIultate eraielen, 10 fdreiben Sic fofprt
an Or. Sdrtman, benz sic S5ren Sail
ausfiibrlid bef6reiben, unb ct ipirb Sbnen
germ feinen pertbpollen Ratb gratis err
tbeilen.
Mbr.fe: Or. Sartman, prGfibent bes
6artman Scnitatiums. Columbus, Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-25

Srcibrief1t cberreid uno.
Der beige ge5irf6 : 9eputirte
2olis s. Sanielmonn ii6erreid)te &c.
itern abetb IN Ebiaip'S Salle, Nr.
oil, observation-disclosures, benz 81.
thrift Ger. POP beS n9euti6en Inter.
ltiitungs : 9nnoes" Ieiuen 6%reibriei.
Die geomtell, mel6e auf Dem Srei-
briefe genannt limo, iino: 2eopoio
1oItl, Erdiioent; Mif. 3bielcn, Iice-
Erolioent; sc. @|riillemener, Sefre.
tor; II. S6onipetter, Shasn1eilter;
6. ". Snsbriider. Siibrer; Iriebrih
@llrm, g%nfieber; IS. W. Snsbriider,
Or. M. q. Soir unb 6.9olters, Sril.
itees.
Mbleben. = lieutenant sSSobn
Q. Miharbion bon Der gompaanie 6
bes pierten MiliSs Tegimentes III in
ieiner Wobnitns, Nr. 431. Ofsgiortb<
4penue. an Der Qungenentsiinbang sse
ftorben. bic er iid i'm Oienft BEL Der
8epa1uno bes 9ronbplabes suoeaoz
gen bate. @r mar 81 Sabre alt uno
binterIdbt feline Grau, eine Spdter bes
9rn, 20. gpler.
Oesgleiden ftarb Der Sploat
Sobn unbu9 Dom lelben Gegiment
aus Der sleiden llrfafe an 2unaens
e%ntaiinbung. @r mar II Sabre aft
unb Elm Sos.t bes 9rn. Sol. llnbu6.
8eamten S ntaGtiruna.
0as Canton Gpntlap Nr. 445,
5. 8. ST." belt am Montas 4benb
in $. 8. 9Oer's 9alIe, gde Jait> IL,
Gait-Mpsnue. Canton, feline reeelmG=
bise 0erfammluns ab. in ipelder bic
f~plseuben neuerfpdblten 8eamten I'M
italirt murben. gr=Mr1on S. SEQ.
gber, Mrdon Grib Marb, prppoff
Mnton 8omerfor, Yrdlat Wm. 8erl,
Snfpettor 2oren5 Britt, JinanssGez
tretdr Geo. 0immslmann, prpiotpais
renber SstretGr Mm. Miblberqer.
Die SnitalIation 5nurbe bon ben Oepus
tirten Mubrepi iinh Mplter pprsenomz
men. isK
" DO lner ais 6euer<
m. Sn Der Wobnuns bon
Grau 5arper Bennington an Der Mais
ben Gboices Roob, Gatonspille, entz
ltanb am Dienitas Mbenb auf unbez
tannte Weife Geuer. Die 9ausbepob=
ner fpurben bnbur9 olarmirt, baB Iih
in Jolge Der 9ist fiinf patronen in
einem Mepplbtrl eRtluben. unb 10 tpiir=
be bas 6euer perf Der Wntunft Der
Jeuerfpebr gel6f4t.
Der Dam pdier rAueen 6 as
roIine@ BON der Queen Mnne's
8abn4 pirb feiutis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
plan 3ipifHen Baltimore unb 9oDe=
ppint pom Bier 99r. 10 an Der eight
Strobe I'M Z llbt Hd&mittass luieber
oufns9meu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-25

9r. Gbarles s. Maber gez
It orben. = 5r. Charles s. Maper,
Der friibsre Yrdiioent Der Baltimore
Sbips8abn," ftarb eeItern Morgen in
Ieiner Wpbnung, Nr. 227, WeitsMo@
nument=S trabe, na6 elmer &rantbsit
BON nur lpenisen Sagen an einem
Seraleibsn. !9esr Mabsr ipurbe Dor
70 Sdbren seboren unb itammte bon
elmer Somilie, bic Dor mebr, ais einem
S%abrbunoert aus Imiterbam bier einz
getpanbert mar. Serr Maber trat In
oos @eiddft feines Onfels, Srn. Sre@
berid &Dnig, elm, bon benz er, bamals
erft 20 Sabre aft, als Suprcargp mad
Siio=Nmerifa eeianot lpurbe. Rad
elmer a~peijdbrigen Mbneienbeit iibsr>
nabm er bas @eidaft, benz er LANCE
Sabre erfplgreih portland. Sn 1865
beeann er nit anoeren 8altimorer aas
pitaliiten bic @%ntipidelung Der Rob
lenfelber in Weit@ 9irginia Il. ariinbsts
bic nOssparb Goal &c." ais beren
prdiibent uno 8ice- prdiioent er lanee
Sabre funsirts. SIN Sabre 1871 Or
saniiirte er bic 5irmd Maber, Carroll
&c So. unb f6lpb ii9 {pdter benz Grz
Senator 9enrb 8. Oabis in ber5irma
0apis, Maper &c So. an, bic cine Der
Observation-Disclosures bisierYranae i'm
2anbe ipar. Sn 1877 purbe er ais
prdioent Der .Goufoltoirten Goal
So. 0 Wiarplanb" unb Der GUM
berlanb unb YennIDlpania =8ahnzGo."
erpdblt, ipsldes Imt er bis 1896 inne
bate. 9err Maper ipiirbe i'm Oesemz
Der 1888 Der Nadfolser bes Srn. Mp-
bert Garrett als prG{ibent Der .Bale
timprssS bioz 8a6n," big er z Sabre
fpdter, cine Mieoertpabl ablebnte unb
Sr. Sobn e. @ptpen gu bieIem Mmte
ermdblt nurbe. Wdbrenb Der Der
ipaltuns bes !Srn. MaDer tpurbe Der
8eltzSunnel s~esraben, Der SGT. Ropalz
8abnbof eebaut unb elettrifhe Moto=
rem our BefDrberuns Der 3iise bur1
ben Sunnel sinsefibrt. Ct fpar NIT
pielen onberen eefdGftliden unterneb=
munger, 8anfen etc. berbunbsn. Serr
Mapsr p~erbeirathete ih in 1867 nit
SRI. Sufan .. Reim BON Reabtng,
pa.. bic Dor 8 Sabren ftarb. Die ghe
blieb tinberlos.
SIN Gfebator erbridt. -
Der 14sidbrise CHARLES pit1er BON
Nr. 1913. Sanopers@ trobe, ipurbe
eeitern 0ormittag in Der Sattler>
WtrtftGtte Der @ebriiber 2er4, Rr.
ITO, 9anopersS trabe, burd ttnen
Der fleinen Gra9tsg lepotcren Der Juz
brit i'm 4eler au 1obe sebriidt. DAD
1lnsliid ereignete fi4 itm }12 ubr.
DER Rndbe. ipelder in Der 1dbrif or>
beitete. bate pom 8. etcdlperte aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-25

oab ii6 @raf 8endenborff, Der ruiz
ilife 8otf9after an @robbritannien,
na9 PETERSBURG beseben fat, nm i'm
Iuftrase bss Sonigs Gbipdrb benz
e5aren JrieoensDori6ldse gu untsrs
breiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-25

SllllHj ......
Die genonnten Hcconitrliftionen
b~citonoen in Der 2egung bon neiln-
5olligen Sdienen ouf ben feds
6ollptlinien Der Stabt. gnbere Ser.
beiierungen iino Die GergroBerung
oes observation-disclosures on Der Iratt
Strabe mo Der 9an Der llnteritotipa
men an 0ruiobia = 9lpenlte mo Nltna
nerp : 2ane. 0ies ermoglidte Die
SdlicBiing BON bier f%leinell Woid]i.
n~enbGuiern uno Die @ioerrufuntg
bes Gontrofts fir eleftriiden Strom
nit Der Baltimore . Ohio 9abn,"
Der icood in Solge Der tbeilweiien
3eritorling Der Inlogen on Erotts
StroBe mieber ms 2e6en gerufen
merben muBte. @Gbreno oes Sobrcs
entferntc Die Gon1poenie 365,5t3
SUB oheriroiider 9rdbte inn Cub
man 0iitrift. 9fn Eorflteitern ipurs
ben $34S,9S5.92 in Den StootiGdcl
einbe5ablt ober Is Yrosent Oes9tetto-
Ginfommens. Ger groBte Sbeil Der
fir grheit uno Bacterial p%cralts9ab-
ten S2,554,24t.20 ipurbe an 9olti.
ntorer aitsbe5oblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-25
Gen. 5unb miebererwaBlt.

Snbresiibulg Der .llniteo Gaihuaps
nno electric Go."-9er Sinan5-
m!sipeis. = Sbcrirbiidc 9rGbtc
entfcrnt.
Sn Der Sobres- Gerionlnllung ser
Mftion1rc Der rltniteo Gailiuaus
ltnb electric Co., Die aeitern itott,
fonb, iuuroen Die folgctoen 9irefto-
rem erm0blt: $50. 6. g. Bartlett, $.
Gralpiorb 9lod, sllermlocr grolpn,
Gen. Sobn %. 5000. @eorgc 6. Sen
fins Sepmour Monoelboum, Mcs,
lep Ds. Oler, $. 81. Enrr, Sobn 9.
GnnIiop, 0onglns $. Sbomas unb
Sen. Srolleis 6. @aters.
Sns Gireftorium organilirte liG,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-18
TOO HANDY WITH A PEN.
Young sheepherder Gathered in by the
Police for Forging Checks.

A sheopherder named John Reese,
who claims he is but II years Of age,
but who looks to be at least % years
old, was arrested IN Commercial
street saloon today by Chief Lynch and
Detective Chase on the charge OF forg-
cry
It appears that young Reese forged
the name of AXel BloomquisJ OF Ev-
anston, Wyo., 20 a check for 1926, and
cashed the same. lie then left Evans
ton and came toward this city. Bloom
quist had already sworn TO a complaint
charging him with forging a check for
$50 Word was sent 10 the police here
to keep a lookout for him, and they
were advised TO watch the trains,
This morning the young man went to
a saloon on State street and cashed an
other check, for a small amount. But
he made a fatal mistake In remaining
in the place, The bartender became
suspicious and went to the bank with
the check. The bank people at once tell
ephoned to Chief Lynch that the man
he was looking for was In town and in
a saloon at 13 Commercial street, Ais
arrest followed a few minutes later.
The young man had nothing to say
about the affair, and refused TO talk to
the police. He was locked up pending
the arrival of officers here from Evans
ton,