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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
MICHAEL DIES
ON WAY TO RACE /:
Welsh Bicycle Rider Expires
Suddenly Oh Board French
Steamship La Savoic.
MATCHED TO MEET WALIH0UR
First News Of Death Was Re
ceivcd by Wireless
Tclegrapliy.
nv AHsociated Press.)

NJ =
NEW YORK, November 25.,--"Jimmie'
Mtcalel, the noted Welsh middle distance
bicycle rider, died suddenly last Monday
morning onSboard the French line steam.
ship Ia sayoie, from congestion Of the
brain. Michael was coming to the United
States to race again, and he was accom-
panied by number Of long distance
riders, who are TO enter the six-day cons
test 10 be held here In December
Michael co1npla lned of being III on
Sunday, saying to the ships doctor that
he was suffering from a very sore head
ache and from nausea. He told DR.. Marie
that his Illness was due, he thought, to
the after-efYects Ola severe fall he re
ceIve1l about two years ago.
DR.. Marie attended the champion rider
during the remainder OF that day, and
by night had succeeded In relieving him
Of the L pain. He retired early and did
not complain OF feeling i'll. About 3 o. clock
Monday morning his companion, Jean
Gougoltz, the French bicyclist. heard
Michael struggling violently in his state
room. Dr.Maire. who was at once called.
pronounced sAticahcl's condition to be dam
gcrous. Hes was In violent delrium until
10 O'Clock in the morning, a nd IN hour
later died. DR.. Marie said that his death
was caused by congestion OF the brain,
Undoubtedly due to blood clot. which
had formed as a result Of the accident
at Berlin. II
The first news OF NIichael's death was a
wireless Telegram to p. #. Powers, nlan-
ager OF the six-day race, received from
Gougoltz.
Michael was ma tcfled to race Bobby
W1ltllour for the worlds middle distance
paced championship in a ffteen-,nle BIZ
cycle race, at Madison Square Garden
on December. Sd.
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KNOCKED DOWN PORTER
AND SAT- ON HIS HEAD
(specIal 70 The Times.plspatch,)

Especial TO Tho Times Dlspatch,)
NEW YORK. November a5,-Fisticuffs and
knockdown between n minister and broker
on the links of tho Apawamls Golf Club. Of
which both are members have cnused unwont-
ed turmoil among the fashionable gofing
circles in the towns on tho Sound.
Resultant Of the fight. Robert NJ. Rogers,
rich broker has been dropped from the
membership of the club. and tho REV. Charles
n GIllctt librarian of the Onion Tlleologlenl
Seminary and a well known clergyn,pn,, has
hcen suspended for ono year, n
Rogers and a friend were apprpaching the
eighteenth hole, WHICH Is near the club
house. when lie discovered that DR.. Gistt
and an opponent We're facing tho same hole,
10th parties weer anxious To catch n train
INIT would leave In a. few minutes, and for
that reason wished to finish their respective
matches al soon MS possible. sisf
Neither side would yield. In a trlce there
was a whlszng circle Of heels. and when
tho dust had raised the broker was sitting
on the head OF the preacher, calming telling
his partner 10 finish tho game.
8Gillett then broke his ''putter'' on the
brokers shoulders, fl x
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EDITOR TAKES
THE SMALLPOX
Mr.. J. c. Caddcll Confined to
His Home With the
Disease.
NEW JUNIOR ORDER LODGE
The Central Hotel Co., Of Char
lotte, With 100000 Capt.
tai Chartered.
NEW JUNIOR ORDER LODGE
Especial 70 Tho rimes.pl.pa.ch,,

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch,)
RALEIGH, N. c.. November 25.--Nation-
al Councillor W. e. F'aison instituted a
now lodge OF Junior Order United Amerl-
can Mechanics last night at Garner, near
this city, being Garner Council No. 1e6.
Councillor Faison has Issued decree
for tho observance of next Sunday, as
Junior Order Thanksgiving through tho
United States. There will be MI especial
.ly elaborate observance here.
Charters were issued for four new cor
porations to-day. The Kernersvlle I'm
provernent Company. c. c. sapp, prncd-
pal incorporation. has $4,000 capital au-
3thorlzed and will deal In real estate and
stocks and bonds.
Another charter is the Central Hotel
Company. of Charlotte 1t has a capital
OF $2O0,OOO, and has for Its speciad pur-
pose the erection of a new hotel at Char
ilotte. w. II. 'rwitty. George II. Broken-
burg and w. 3. Ryder are the incorpoin-
tors. ss 5s3 s43
The Haynesvlle Factory site and Elec-
trio Power Company Is incorporated With
100000 capital. The company will de-
velop electric power for manufacturing
purposes and induce enterprises to locate.
s. a. Jones and Thomas Springfield are
the principal incorporntors.
Tho r. D. Goodwin Lumber Company, OF
Raleigh, is chartered with Goodwin and
w. C.. Douglass incorporators.
Editor J. G. Caddcll, Of the Raleigh
Times who Is at his home in Wake
Forest, suffering from q case Of small-
spox, is reported better, though he has
~ full-fledged case. There are two cases
in the suburbs Of Raleigh. but none in
the corporate limits Many people arc
being vacctnated.
The cash donations to the various or
pllanages In the State during the Thanks
giving services yesterday aggregated over
$500. Then there were large Quantities Of
donations in kind. The Associated Chart
ties, OF the city. provided Thanksgiving
dinners. for upwards Of 800 needy fan,i-,
lies. if ssl
Tho Rural Letter Carriers Association
OF Wake county has been organized here
with Thadeus Ivy. OF Cary as presl-
dent 3kf sAi tiss5 A8&5I
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"A Family Reunion.

On tho evening OF November 10th in
slant, tho old home sof William Payne
William county. was the scene of a gath
ering Of the descendants OF, MIR. War
ing. II a}
a sumptuous dinner was served In the
dining-room, which was tastefuly deco
rated with holly and trailing arbutus.
The host and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert r. Warning, Of Washington City,
received the guests in a most cordial and
'lospltable manner. To add to the pleas,
of Ashland. Va, joined the Waring fam
lily, the latter having lived at the old
Homestead several years ago.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Waring left for their
most pleasantly enjoying old Virginia life,
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Getting Next.
"I'm getting on TO YOU. old man."
Thus in triumphant note,
On that bleak November day.
Sang the winter overcoat.
mo POISON lin cHAMBERLAlN'S
- 3gs COUGH REMEDY. ~

,>,rron, Napier, New Zealand. Herald:
60 woars ago the Pharmacy Board Of
~, south Wales. Australia, had an
tNMalvsis made OF all the cough medicines
49, we're sold In that market Out OF
~. w. entire list they found only one that
Wv .ha declared was entirely free from all
.,nisons This exception was Chamber
ialn's Cough Remedy, made by the
Chamberlain Medicine Company. Des
al, NARCOTICS makes this remedy the
safest and best that can be had; and it
10 with a feeling OF security that any
mother can give 1t to Ter little ones.
chnmberlain's Cough Remedy Is especial
N recommended by It's makers for
Coughs, colds, Group and whooping cough.
When taken in time 1t prevents pneu-
lnonia. This remedy Is for sale by all
Druggists.
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testing with the bevel set to an angle
of IS degrees.
We are now ready for tho hooks or pins,
which are made as follows:
Prepare a strip Of wood sixteen inches
long. seycn-cights Of an inch wide and
three-ouarters OF an inch in thickness.
After planning the strip to these dlnen-
slons. cut of three pieces, each four and
thrce.duarters Inches long, and mark
them off as shown at A In Fig Sc. This
marking must BIO on the two opposite sides
or each piece. Saw down the shoulders
at and B with the back gov. and with
tile saw first. and then with chisel cut
away wood at x and Y.
Next plane OFF the wood at s, and
with the dviders set to radius OF "a
incl. mark the upper curve for the head
OF tile pin, and lastly change the radius
To IL ,1ch. and from a point OH the
first curve connect that curve With the
edge at s
with chisel and cabinet file org.
a3) carefully cut away oil wood outside
of the curved lines, when the result Will
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FIG 81.

n 3la3Isi FIG. o.. "a 80 789aIl 4l
The work OF beveling must be done by
first stopping the beyels OF square. as
shown at in Fig 81. Then, after
having finished the bevel true and smooth,
tho angles are carefully pared off, as
Indicated on one OF the corners at G. N.
we commend this form Of hat hook
strip!to the beginner as being an excellent
exercise for. chisel practice. Both should
first be made of pine-for practice-atter
which, IL desired. they may be made Of
5quartered oak or some other, Of the finer
I grained woods. Before inserting the pi1s
BOTH strip and pins; should be sand
papered smooth. Il, ,55s
If tho wood is, pine, first use No. i,
afterward finishing with MOO sandpa per.
Should oak or other hard wood be used
N o. Il 1-2 first, hen No. 0 will BIO needed.
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CHANGE IN SCHEDULE, r, F. 8 P.
II. r. SUNDAY N ov. 27, 1904.
f'f' NO3TE1NA12n

Il d : Z r Z ~ SD . d .
Tram No. 2, Ashland Accommodation.
leave Elba daily except Sunday, 7:10 a.
M. instead of 7:l5 a. M.
I No Other changes in departures Of north-
bound trains from Richmond.
VA SOUIHBOllND.
Train NO. 1. Ashland Accommodation.
arrive Elbn daily, except Sunday, o:a3 A..
NJ. Instead Of GAO A. M,
Train No. 43, Scaboard NAH, leave
washington daily 1850 A. NJ, arrive Main
street station, Richmond, 2:l4 r, NJ, In
stead Of 300 F. Nj.
Train M. s. Ashland ton,
arrive ElDa 5:52 r. NJ. duly, except sun
day, instead of GEO T, NJ,
Train No. 4os. arrive Byrd Street Sta
ton daily 900 p. NJ, instead Of $50 r, M.
Train NO, 81. senboard Express, leave
washington daily d:25 F. NJ. arrive Mqin
street Station, Richmond, $50 II, NJ, In
stead of 1929 F. NJ.
No change in arrival at Richmond of
other southbound trains,
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NOVEMBER26 INWORLD'S HISTORY

-
Il
William Richard
Of
touaugh
Z
Isabella
America the In
quis introduced during her reign.
great England the violent on record
4 1907.
oliver Ellsworth, chief Justice o.
conflict of
whole regiments OF
cavalry, excellent order.
"a i
the Judges OF the supreme Court
Of + Is
~
Nile which 10000 persons persisted
s q e ( &
oudon McAdam died in Scotland aged eighty me celebrated
which his
~
under Jefferson and Madison died
at aged eighty-fye
in headed the
Duchess the women Of America
subsequently received $4,000
4 8
Ochiltee died.
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SIS, 500
q r S a L. z

TO PROVIDE FOR THE REpEAtPTioNSl
4 OF SIS, G0o00 SIN. PER CENT. BONDS,
n MATURING JANUARY Isl. 1908,
The Committee on Finance OF tae S,lty 81
Richmond by virtue q an oraMan1Sss . n
City Council approved Noyempsr la 40 tgg
for I'll tbs purchase Of all or any portion Of
Coupon Convertible -Four Per Cent;
Bonds, having 81 years to run, and dated
January LIST. 1895. required to meet tee
above maturity. .
The bonds Will be issued in mult!plss o.
$1,000.
Bids for the above will be received at
the Office OF the City Auditor till noon or
FRIDAY, December 9th. 1901.
In the Auditors office at 4 F. NJ. OF tfat
day to open ana consider the bias SUBS
mitted. s /, - b.
, THE right to reject any and all bids y !
expressly reseryed ! Y
For further information apply 70 70 ~
Warren. Auditor, Richmond. Va: Ii
issg J. B. MOOD,
Chairman COMMITTEES OF, Finance.
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J.8D. Carneal &, Son.
d Real Estate Auctioneers.
No, HOS II. Main Street.
EOR SALE BY#PUBLIC AUCTION 353s
OF r Ella I, Ell
& ELEGANT rs MODERN, sTWO-STORY:
fDETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No. l02 w est Clay Street.

n BY request we will on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %: 1904, Y
at 4 o clock P. AZ, on the premis es. oTefs
property. The Dwelling is 4 In thorough
order and Is we'll built I has nine 70 oms.
with every convenience to make It up 90 80
date. The lot has a ntage; Of y feet
It is a rare thing that such property ca NJ
be found on the market for. sale. The
location can't be surpasse ed Il for conYer-
class home Or will make IA good rerte
TERM s-Easys and VIII be announced az
sale. js5i 55s i,y} 81 III IN 5 3i VI 5a
Nov 24-5t
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By lanes Ritchey.

Instructor In ood-Working and Pat.
tern Making, Armour institute OF
Technology, Chicago) s%
copyright, 1904 by Joscph.B. Bowles.)
,(Thc Interested reader IS advised to clip
this article for reference.)
1t Is often necessary to chamfer or cut
away the corner where two surfaces meet.
as in Fig. 49-the word chamfer being
a carpenters term which includes bevel-,
Ing.
d A chamfer may be a fiat bevel, as at
A and B in Fig. 40, or It may be in the,
form Of q groove or curve, as ut c. and,
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Marcus NJ. Bowers Ill.

( Marcus NJ. Bowers, formerly OF Rich,
mond, is seriously III at his home. In
l3altlmore, Mr.. Bowers lived In Rich
mond for many years, He was q mem
Der Of the old Richmond Grays and serv-
cd throughout the Civil war In Mahones
brigade, being wounded and .re-enterIng
tho service on his recovery. Mr.. Bow
ers is we'll known here as an inventor OF
mechanical appliances,
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Fatally Shot.
lsnecIal "a THO Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho TInes-DlspatcHl
8. CHARLOTTE, N. g., November 3D..
Walter Torrance, IA we'll known lad ~
this city, WAS accidentally shot by play
mate this afternoon. Torrance was one
Of hunting party that had spent Tles-
day in the field, Returping home he
climbed a tree he said, to rest, and one
OF the party. through fun snapped the
gun. not thinking 1t was loaded, The
cartridge exploded and the entire load
lodged In the boy's stomach. II Is feared
he Is fatally injured,
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stoppcd off--that is, not continued
through the entire lengthfof the piece.
In all such cases the chlsel must not
be held to cut across the tibers. rs Mt a,
Fig. 81, or to cut MP against he fibers,
MS at 3, but with tho grain, and the
chisel given side or lateral notion, az
shown by the dotted lines at G., which
will always give q clean, smooth cut.
\ Whom a plane Is used on the end OF the
niece 1t must be held so that the plane
Iron will cut ut an angle Of about IS
degrees, as by the line NY at 70, and tho
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Unrolnantic. Reality,

county OH the allegation that her husband
made her so out In The harvest field and
work like hired hand. 1t Is a circunl-,
stance calculated to take some OF, the glamour
fron, those beautiful eastern stories about
the noble Kansas women who went out with
their husbands and helped save the crops
Kansas City Journal.
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WINTER TOURIST RATES

= The TLNN IIC CONo 1HIIWE' m n
Winter tourist tickets arc now on sale
IN ali Southern winter resorts via tho
At,nntie Coast Line This line Is the
shortest. quickest and most elegantly
annipped between tho North and South.
~ offers to health and pleasure seekers
service eaualed By none You make no
changes to Florida resorts.
For full particulars apply to any agent
OF tho company. OF
c. s. CAMPBELL.
sEis53 Division Passenger Agent.
1llchmond, Va.
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Negro Girl a Prize Winner.

(speoial to The Times Dispatqh)
+. SALISBURY. N. Co. NOV. a6.--Magsie
Williams. IA colored servant IN tho employ
of Mrs. A..W Hicks at Spencer, on yes
tFrday received notice from n brokerage
Chicago and washington. advising that
she had been awarded y valuable build
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Tr11G55tl1...

plane. like the chispl, must bio given a
.sidewise and notia forward stroke. NJ This
will prevent spllntering ut the last or
outrcorner of the cut.
MORTISlNG.
Before returning TO the hat hook strip
1T will be necessary to give some instruc-
lions iii lnortlsing and In the use4of tho
mortlse chisel shown at a in Fig. o..
These chisels are thicker and stronger
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SUICIDE AT JAIL. &
Coy Cameron Hangs Himself in
81 the Woodshed.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
s CHARLOTTE, IN. II q, November 25.-
Coy Cameron, II young man confined In
the Davidson county JAIL committed sui
eide to-day BY hanging himself. Ho climb
cd on top of a barrel In wood shed.
fixed a rope about his neck and fastened.
tho other end to 1. rafter. He then jump
cd. When foupd he had been dead for
an hour or more.
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ing lot In New York, as result OF beinl;
q successful contestant In q guessing
Scheme promulgated by the brokerage
concern. as an ADVERTISING medium. The
~ intelliganco, has been following up
the guessing contests OF the same eota-
Germ for some time and has already To-
ceiyed q number Of valuable Prizes.
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The After-Shock.

There IL one thing to bc horne In mind
about this tendency to make u cell In jail
n luxurious resting place for we'll known men
awaiting trial on indictments for crime II
they are sent to the nitentiary. afterwards,
the shock IL that much grcater-Norfolk
Landmark, ~
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ID, while the term "beveled edge" always
indicates a fat surface made at any
angle to the two original surfaces.
An example of beveling is given In the
hat hook strip, Zig 80. On5ncarly all
work the hevel may be made with plane
and tested with the bevel Orig 39) set to
the desired angle.
1t is sometimes necessary to use a chisels
to make the bowel, as when the bowel is
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tbevel on the end OF the strip first, which;
will enable any splIntering at the corners
to be removed when beyeling the Sides
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BY Pollard & Bagby. ss5
Ren lI1state Auctioneers. -sj
COURT SALE 58S
FRAME DWELLING N o. 1910 TAYLOR
4 BETWEEN RANDOLPIIsA AND LADY
STREETS, sS n MY

IN execution of q, decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrico. entered November 10
1901, In suit OF Willie Brown VS.. Arnold q
ises, on =. y. y Is ri
THURSDAY, DECEMBER I. 1s04,
at 4 30 F.. NJ! y Lot 330x1o5 81 feet. e.
IL and is months, credit payments to She &
evidenced by notes, Interest added; Or all
cash, a t option. Of purchaser
Ia 3. II. WEST, Special CoHmlss1oa er. n n
willie Brown ). Plain tn. ~
4 against y
Arnold q Delendan ~
above-styled suit has bfen duly glven.yI; #
Given under my hard as CLERK OF tho &
said court this 21tl, deg OF Noyemb Der. ivoA
.7l. SAMUEL P.@NVADDlLL,S Clerk. 34g
Novj2G as q
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

AUCTION SALES; Future Days
BY Edward s. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneerss
AUCTION SALE ALE ~
FRAME DWELLING,
NO. 10 EAST CANAL STREET.
At the request OF the parties In inter-
est. we will sell by auction, upon tbs
premises, on t
at a o'clock r. NJ. the property located
as above The lot has a front OF 20 feet
on the south line OF Canal Street by a
depth Of 162 feet. Owing to It's conven-
iert location. you will find II to he ready
rent getter. g
TER MS-Easy. and announced at salA
EDWARD $. ROSE COMPANY,
Nov 25-tds Auctioneers.
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LESSONS in MANUAL TRAINING

Directions for Making Hat Hooks
Strips-How Beveling Is.
Done Mortising NIortise
Chisels and How to Use Them.
Detailed Explanation Of the
Various Steps in Making Hat
Hook Strips.
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BY a. ]. Chewing Company,
A. Real Estate Auctioneers. q

tt.,t hf Eeal ESLate sAuCtlO1eeTS.
q CURT SALE OF NO. 4Oe cAgELI.
FEET ON N ORTIZ SIDE Or CABELI4
STREET. 2BETNNEF7N TYLER egS "a ND n
HICKORY STREETS, BY "a DEPTH OF
SIXTY -FOUR FEET NINE INCHES.
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Richmond
Chnncery Court, entered November gst.
1901 in the suit Of Mildred G. Johnson VS. Y
Lucy Carter's Admr., etc, we VIII sell BY
auction. upon the premises. on a si
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1904.
at 4:3o P. NJ, the property above de-
scrihed. { "a
TERN1s-one-third cash, balance at 9
and y months for, notes. interest added; Zee;
and title retained by the court until all
purchase price Is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court; or all cash at the
option Of the purchaser. As
No SOY CI1TCH1NS,
GEO. w. LEWIS, K
81. Special Commissioners.
The bond required by the above decreeS
OF Special Commissioners has been duly.
given.
Nov24-tds &
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ri. l,ea.!y EMss,ss4

FIG. 50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-27

completely through his body and to
his companions who found him III
one of the wine rooms of his CLUB
he said: You know why | did it,.
Clark sent the most expert physi-
clans to the bedside of the boy ana
he recovered
AT this time he began to associate
with Henry Mailette, young mer-
chant of the West Side He won
$1 900 of him in one night at the
club. After three months Mailette
went bankrupt, making a sensation
al failure. Mailette's father. who is
worth a quarter of a million, refused
TO come to his aid 1t was Arthur
who had taught him the game or
poker
When the Florodora company were
in Butte, Arthur La Chapelle took
them out, pawning his watch to buy
them wine. The evenings amuse-
ment was cut short when the young
man threw a champagne bottle into
plate glass mirror, and Arthur was
taken to the city Jail He was re
leased on telephoned message from
Clark's banker Later he dropped
in and told the cafe manager to SEND
the bill for the mirror to NV. A."
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CATERER SUES HEINZE FOR
A $4,000 BANQUET BILL

remanded the case for a trial.
The original banquet account OF
Mr.. Heinze during the campaign OF
1900 was $40, 665, covering a period
of two months, $4,000 of which was
paid by Mr.. HeinZe at the time the
parties to the suit had an account
ing. Since that time Martin, who is
well known on the coast as a horse
man and pool room proprietor, has
made fruitless efforts to recover the
balance.
There is considerable doubt as TO
his ability to recover the Judgment
in case he gets one on the new trial
owing to the depleted condition of
Heinze's own bank account
Since the shutdown of the Anal
gamated properties last fall it is said
that Heinze has been in a quandary
to secure ready money from eastern
hackers, as the latter, seeing the
tremendous influence which the cop
per trust could bring to bear on the
state when it was aroused have be-
gun to feel a doubt as to Heinze's
ability to win out in the long run.
The decision of the supreme court
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issohn block, earning salary OF
SIS a week, and the one thing that
will terrify the care free young man
is the threat of Senator Clark 70
cut off his allowance of $3.50 per
month and send him back to his ell
evator cage. The boy is now only
20, but he has sowed goodly share
of wild oats already, even by the
Butte estimate, and his hilarious dis
tribution of Senator ClarlSs money
is an oft told tale. With the same
patience that the senator has paid
the debts incurred by Charley Clark
at play, he has made out checks TO
get young Arthur La Chapele out
of costly scrapes.
One of young La Chapelle's latest
escapades was love affair with a
telephone girl named Allie Barent
The girl rejected him and he took
the matter so much to heart in his
sentimental French way that he at
tempted suicide. The bullet passed