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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-01
SEVEN MEN ARRESTED.
ADVISED TO LE4VE CITY.
Theatre Employees accused of Being
accessory to Manslau ghter.

Chicago Dec. 31.-Seven employees of the Iro-
quois Theatre were arrested tonight on orders
issued by Chief of Police o'NeTL The charge
against them is at present that of being acces-
sorry to manslaughter. They will be held pending
the verdict Of the Coroner's jury.
The men arrested are;
WILLIAM CARLTON stage manager
EDWARD CUMMINGS. stage ca-pent@r
r " CUMMINGS
THOMAS MoJ-EEN
The last i've are Stage hands ani scene sa;ft-
ers After being taken into custody by the
police four OF the men told Chief O'NeiT tina.
they had been requested by people connected
with the theatre to leave the city. When asked
who advised them to do this. they at first re-
fused to say but later admitted that the advice
vas given by Mr.. Plunkett. the assistant stage
manager
They said they were about to follow PIunketts
advice and all of them had packed their trunks
and would have been out of the city had not the
police arrested them.
Chief of Police O'NeiI said that the arrest of
the men did not Indicate that there any
specific blame attached to them The move was
made to prevent the possible disappearance Of
witnesses before they are needed at the inquest,
The charge against the men admits of bail. and
It is not expected that the bonds will he high
when the men are arraigned for a hearing to-
morrow morning.
1t is possible. the police say, that other arrests
will be made tomorrow
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INV rv,rGnArH TO THE TRIBrNE-l

nv -v,rrHArH TO THE TRIBJNEl
,.a nee The old year is going out
Itch Indignant grief and widespread Ilou'ii''9
(,,-,.oso never before suffered. Burned
- .,.or,e of 1908 is holocaust unparai-
.,,o history Of this continental theatre
o,-,os+ unequaled in the annals OF 'ne
-.o,,o-and by a strange caprice oil rate 1t was
,,. and magnificent Iroquois Ihea''e' re-
FL, onened with pomp and spiennor anu u'1'
,u-,r,ent and song which was the
-, Catastrophe. The worst OF ohe
sce''e r. that the larger portion OF the
a.ad are children.
holiday matinee. 1t being vacation
~. the school children and colIese 'o' .
onv other time of the year 'o"'N 'iie'e
suob an audience as that yesterday
-, IN the Iroquois Theatre. lhe'e "e'e
=. two thousand persons III 'h' p'''
.,,s number perhaps seventeen hu'''''' '''1
Vi .ra tho others were crowded back Oh
ops into and against the aisle exits.
, many chiIdren's parties ana "onn-
-.,ax Youths from schools and COL
80. ,,ere there with their sweethear's' "ohieA
:, tho hundreds. attired in their hnes'' were III
,ns n,ayhouse. There were ten women anu CHI
49,, 20 one man And 1t was from thlS Hiiu-
.,,+.r CAV matinee throng that the hfe heHo
.,,ose 10 take it's fearful harvest Fascihateo oS
49,, ataee setting and the brilliant costumes oi
-, ballet and provoked to joyful mlrtn Dy 'he
words and actions of the comedians oach OF tne
,ootIi3hts. death was the last of all thoughts
vat how quickly did death come! In moment
the scene of merriment and delight chansea 10
one of lndescribable horror.
FINDING VICTIMS IN THE RUINS
The mad struggle of panic stricken W'nen and
ohi,sren 70 reach the exits was futile Tor num-
sreds on hundreds, and in almost less ume tnan
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ALBERT L. sToDDARp CAPTURED.

Fall River. Mass. Dec. 3l.--Albert /. Stoddard.
OF Providence. r. J., who escaped from custody at
Norwich. Conn, Monday night, was arrested here
this evening. He held for the Connecticut
officers. StoJdard was taken 10 Norwich last Fri
day and confined IN the womens room at the po-
lice station 10 await a hearing Tuesday at Led
yard. charge OF stealing promissory notes
and other papers 10 face value OF about $40 600
Monday night he forced window and escaped.
The complainant against Stoddard is Costello IAp-
pitt. secretary end treasurer OF tbs Norwich Saw
iDPs Ranl,
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A dozen very attractive and instructive articles
in The Four-Track News for January. Five cents
at newsdeaerS.-Advl
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LATEST COUNT OF DEAD.
Identified, III; 33T Still Reported
Missing.
Missing

Chicago, Dec 31.-At midnight Al dead had
been identified, the injuries Of Ill persons had
received attention and S31 were still reported
missing.
AS only about eighty bodies are still uniden-
titled. many of the men. women and children
who we're reported To the police as missing last
night and this morning have doubtless recov-
cred from their fright and returned 10 their
homes.
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J ft pdIhlOs y 70
! steamer. GenerGl
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taken IN connect
Panama. The gen'
and his influence .
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been working wit
direction Of the
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Colombia Is ST
which come 10 w
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COLONEL
Members Of
eral Gutil

Wa shington.
D resident %
abroad, was IN
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WORK FOR PEACE.
L.-etion Confer with Gen.
Z. Who Is Going Home.

Q. g General Rufino Gutierrez.
% IT, 'Eho has been travelling
IN h4E- on several hours to-day.
70 ltrurn home by Saturday S
neral uiir ez came 10 Washington
ton . Gefs ] Reyes and DR.. Herran.
nbia Les ton. who wished TO con-
srdir Colombian affairs, and acquaint
lily with TIE steps which have been
)nnection With recent happenings in
le general g a Conservative in politics,
lence IN Bogota is considera Bile
Dc officials are anxious that influence
n Colombia along the lines they have
z witt tina government. and in the
the u.ointsnance Of peaceable reia-
presence Of a decidedly warlike spirit
Is still evident from the dispatches
70 Washington. and IL Is TO avoid any
overt act that = ould tend 20 endaugcr
the Colombian officials are exerting
, aiming. instead, TO secure as much
oy diplomatic negotiations.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Delta Dramatic Club.

The Delta Dramatic club distinguish
ed themselves in their presentation OF
Kathleen Mavourneen at the opera
house Monday night. Although the
crowd was not what should have been
expected it was fair and was 90 much
appreciated that they were requested to
repeat the play again Tuesday night
which was a high compliment for the
Dramatic Club. All who attended az
nounce it as being one Of the very best
home-talent plays ever presented here.
The play was under the direction OF
Mr.. l. p z, who gave many musical
specialties throughout the evening.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
TUNNEL AMEND
MENT CARRIES.
Water Users Vote Almost Unani.
mousIy to Make the Associa-
ton Self Sustaining.

The meeting Of the Uncompahgre
Water Users association at Olatbe
Wednesday wac noted for quick action.
The meeting bad been called to re con.
slider the action taken about SIX weeks
ago, when the stockholders refused to
amc nd the articles OF incorporation go
AZ to make the association self support.
ing. But when they discovered that
the government deemed it necessary
that the amendment be passed before
active work would begin they at once
called a meeting in order to rectify the
mistake.
When the vote was taken Wednesday
every one voted for it except Herman
Lebolm. with forty shares, whom xe
believe lives ip Montrose county There
were 1900 votes cast in favor oI the
amendment.
A. L. Fellows made an address and
complimented those present on Their
ready response to the requirements OF
the national government. He said that
there was nothing left now to be done
but TO push work on the tunnel and
canals as everything asked had been
compiled with by the association.
The association passed a resolution
that it WAS not deemed necessary TO
levy an assessment of more than two
cents per share.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
japanese Fleet Badly Battered.

Captain Ryan of the Cauadiar
permanent forces, recently arrived
at Victoria. B. c., from Japan. en- route
to his home at Ottawa, after spending
come months 10 Toxic II. the Representa-.
tive OF the Canadian militia Hs wa,
detained in Toxic with other foreign at
taches and correspondents. He saws
the Japanese fleet has suffered severely
in the encounters with the Russian war
vessels and that all the dry docks and
repairing harbors in Japan are full Of
Japanese war vessels 10 various stages
OF repair. One big cruiser which was
in the great naval battle off Port Arthur
had all her fuunels shot away and
twenty five holes in her hull.
Captain Ryan reports the japanese
themselves admitted gross laundering
in allow ng loaded transports to leave
Japan for Korea and other points with
out proper escort and that raids Of the
Vladivostok fleet filed all Japsnes-
ports with intense alarm.
The report circulated by the japanese
war Office that the unexpected stub
borness Of the Russians in the recent
fighting lie due TO the improvement iu
rifle shooting and steadiness in the
troops Captain Ryan says is false. as
the Japanese are well aware OF the fact
that they are now confronted with reCi-
ments straight from Europe aud not
undiscipliued. raw levies Of Siberian
peasants. hastily hurried to the seat OF
war. He speaks bitterly Ct the treat
meut accorded the attaches and CORE. &.
pOnderts
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
DEMOCRATS MAKE kOhlAATlONS.
Not Mech Opposition ia the Convention.

The Democratic county convention
was held at the court house yesterday
and full quoto OF Democrats selected
10 contest for the county offices.
There was little wrangIing or enthu-
test between Clyde Stewart and + n,
Dickerson for county judge was the
most hotly contested, Dickerson win
ming by 26 10 - Sam Cock rehsm for
assessor and WnI Hunt for Sheriff were
re nominated 10 ill the POSITION they
now hold.
The nominees are as follows:
Representative, y. NJ. Heis,aud; treas
urer. Jas. E. Beckley; clerk, Dan Dough
ty; sheriff. Wm. Hurt; assessor, Saur
B. Cockrehau; county judge, +. \.
DickersOu; commissioner district 3. Ira
p. Chiles; surveyor, r. L. Richardso |;
superintendent schools, Miss Emms
Myers.
Delegates were elected to the state
congressional and Judicial conventions.
after which a county central committee
was named with Geo. E. Blake as chair
man and A f. Penley as secretary. n.
F.. Clack was made mem Der Of t! Q state
central committee
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
CHIPS AND SAwDUsT.
Woodmen Of the World Cut.
Timber.

Last Wednesday evening Delta Camp
W, o. w. had a royal good time at Il
gathering Of knights OF the Axe" and
invited friends. The occasion OF the
unusual music uf the woods was visit
from organizers Geo. X. Rogers and
Capt. Jas. M. Kennedy. The gentlemen
are among the most aggressive and sue
cessful tieldmen 10 frsternal order work
Mr.. Rogers is known as the "Fraternal
Dynamo whilst the Captain is hailed
by the title OF Baking Powder The
one electrifies the choppers" and the
other causes a rising" OF the fraternal
spirit in community not unlike that
Of good quality Il dough.
Consul Commander A. T.. Penley pre-
sided and presented the following mum
bers to crowded house and an enthusi-
sstic audience.
'BroDcho Busting" John Evans.
.-........ Henry Bass. Beni. Pepley
Piano solo. Miss Letitia Crabill
Vocal solo. .... Miss Marion Walker
Vocal solo. Mrs. I. X. Seaton
Story OF Woodcrsft. ft.........
-. Capt. Baking Powder" Kennedy
Address-'Our Fraternity.
...................G Geo. X. Rogers
Log Saving Contest by Wm. Hunt and
c. ID. Walter.
Nsil-DrivinR Contest by Mesoames
Duling. Cum ingbsm aud Trissei
Neighbor Hue: WOO first prize 10 the
log saving and Mrs. Duling in the nail
driving contest. The program was
highly entertaining. instructive and 10
many parts very isughsbie. /, will be
long remembered Ms one of the very
best fraiernal entertainments ever giveu
in this city.
Delta Camp OF Woodmeu is very pro.
grcssive and has a large cia.s OF candi.
dates on the way to the goat riding
act.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Assessors Object to Reduction.

The state board Of equalization held
lis fret meeting in Denver Monday in
regar1 TO considering the omplaints OF
the different railroad companies on the
valuation placed on their property. The
main complaint OF the railroads is tina,
their property is assessed at higher
valuation than private property in the
same couuues through which their
road. pass.
Many Of the county assessors OF the
different counties aud county commits
sioners from various parts of the state
were also present at the meeting. Thes se
objected to any lowering OF the rate OF
corpoi alton assessment. stating that
even with the raise made by the board
of equalization it was lower than the
rate affixed to private property in thu
counties.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Council Proceedings.
DELTA, CoLo., Sept. !, 1904.

|
| The trustees for the town OF Della met
in the Hose House at usual hour with
all members present. excepting S. B
Houts and Mayor W. b. Stockbam.
Mayor pro TEN W. E. Obert called the
meeting to order
The first thing in order was the hear.
ing OF Judge King in regard to the d. l.
X. q. Co paying sewerage tax. He said
inetead Of the X. Il. Co. owing sewerage
tax on % lots. in district No. 3, the,
| only owned and owed on 2C0 foot OF
eight lots in WI OF blk. %. but said
sewerage tax should be assessed to the
following named to-wit:
Lots "A 10 l6 in blk. 27-L. r. Wigram.
Lois l6 A, l7-lS-l9 iu blk. q, to Delta
Town Impt. Co.
Lots 3 in blk %, to Delta Town
/ & Impt Co.
Lots SGT in blk % to J. +. Sanders.
I 2o0 feet or 8 lots on VIZ blk. %, 10
ID. 4 K. G. Co.
, A motion was made that the clerk be
instructed to make list Of the property
owners in certain blks. n and % OF
sewer district No. 3 and collect the sewer
assessment now due from each OF the
several owners. Carried
A communication from \. r. King as
secretary OF the School Board in regard
to sewer No. 8 was referred 10 sewerage
committee Tor investigation.
E. N. Ge,ts for the county asked per
mission 10 cut down portion OF the
hill at the north end OF Main street. the
dirt TO be used in filling up the hole be-
tween the hill ard r. K. track. b.
motion made and carried the matter
was referred to the street and alley
committee with full power to act.
An Ordinance amending an Ordinance
in regard 10 the construction OF build
ings inside the fire limits WAS read.
accepted aud ordered published. Ordin
ance No. 9 in regard TO connecting with
the sewer upon motion was laid over Till
next meeting.
The !. o. o. f. were granted permis-
sion 10 conuect their cave trough with
the sewer.
The Clerks report Of receipts and die
bursemen,s OF money since beginning
his term OF Office WIS read and referred
to ,he finance committee.
Bills TO the amount Of sJ5S.07 were
allowed.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Healthy nothsrs.

Mothers should always keep 10 good
bodily health. They owe 1t to their
children. Yet 1t is no unusual sight to
see mother, with babe in arms, cough
ing violently and exhibiting all the
oymptoms OF consumptive tendency.
And why should this dangerous condi-
ton exist, dangerous alike to mother
and child, when DR.. Borchee's Germsn
Syrup would put a stop to 1t at once!
No mother nhould be without tnis old
and tried remedy In the house-for its
timely use will promptly cure any lung.
throat or bronchial trouble 10 herself or
her children. The worst cough or cold
can be speedily cured by German Syrup;
so can hosrseuess and congestion Of the
bronchial tubes. 1t makes expsctora-
ton easy, and gives instant relief and
refreshing rest to the cough -rscked con.
sumptive. New trial bottles, DC; large
szs. I5c. At all druggists.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Delta Co Aos;ract Com psny
For week ending September 10.
Delta Town 4 improvement Co. to
Alfred r. King W D. 10; L. b'S 6. Gar.
net mesa sub. Delia-con. slOO.
Delta Town & improvement Co. to
Delta County bank. W u lot. 9, 10. IL
and II. block 4, lots II. is. 10 and 90
block 5. lots /. -, -. and "a, block !.
lots and 6, block IL. all in plat b Of the
town OF Delta--con. sI35.
Edward Hammond TO Thomas l..
Blackwell, lot II. blk ,, Hotchkiss.-
1900.
Jane Rowan ct al to Henry Hawker.
lot 1, section l tp. Is 5 X % W-con.
5000.
Morgan II. Payne to NJ. Belle Max.
we'll, W, d. part sw IL rs a5-eou
81 900.
transfers, total con. sl2.n35.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
TO Nu0M II NAY CONCERN,

The g. A. II, men have tor the las,
four years tried hard 10 build them a
hall. Two years ago they started plan
OF forming a stock COMPANY, and to help
them some OF the citizens took stock
und several donated i've or ton dollars
to the q. A. r, without taking stock
To all those that do not wish to donate
tho amount or any part thereof, they
can get this money by returning certi6.
cate to n. Il. Clack, on or before October
lst, as tho I. 0. 0. +, has been kind
enough to donate the @. A. h the use
of their hall Tor life.
By ospER or CoaA,rrEl.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16

One OF the bankers who made the
French loan to Russia recently informed
the correspondents OF the Associated
Press that considerable time must nee.
essarily elapse before Russia eau safely
apply BgRin TO the French markets
Russian credit continues good, but the
tusuciers OF ST. Petersburg and Paris
recognize that It would not be wise TO
strain French credit and therefore the
overtures for another loan were recently
addressed to Berlin instead OF Paris.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
hos'S This.

We offer Onr Hundred Dollars Re-
ward Tor apy case Of Catsrrb that can
not be cured by Hsll's Cstarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo, o. We
the undersigned. have known +. J.
Cheney Tor the las, fifteen ycars, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by bis firm. WALprSG. KINsAS & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces OF the system. Tes,i-
monials sent free. Price zoe. per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
ton.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Veterans to Meet at Paonia.

The Western Slope Veterans aesocia-
tion will hold their ninth annual re-
union al laonia during the Fruit Fair.
Sepiemb-r IS. % and 30. There will be
a barbecue and two tine steers have
been secured for the occasion. There
sill also be public speaking by promi-
peu; orators. Let US all give them a
hearty Booster.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Packing House Almost Finished.

The new packing house being con-
structed by the Delta Dressed Meat
company is now almost ready for bust.
ness. Work has been rushed very
rapidly Tor the past few weeks under
the direction a S. p. Hoine, who seems
to be a genaint hustler. 1t will be only
short timo low when the company
will begin = u. their products on the
market. -
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16

On the advice OF secret service agents
suspicious foreigner, probably an
italian, who had inquired in broken
English 0. several persons in town the
way to the Presidents house was ar
rested at Oyster Bay, New York, last
Friday. The msn gave no explsnstio1
Of why he wanted to SO to Sycamore
Hill and refused TO give his name or
say anything.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Newspaper Change.

ID. II. Tobey. AL experienced newsps-
per man from Derver. who for several
years operated the Flune. a Democratic
paper at Fairplsy has bought the Delta
County Democrat and will take HE
chances with the rest Of US. Mr.. Tobey
is very much impressed with Delta and
her rrsnurce
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Tethe Pharmacy

Most drug stores are better and give
tettes service than they gave a few
year. ago. The science OF pharmacy is
g osins. It is possibly out growing
. 'aP phsrnscists-but no, here. We
sndFavor TO keep abreast Of every ad-
vanee in our equipment and service.
We hope TO do this SO long as We are
In business, and as long a. we do We be.
leivo our busines. will thrive and ex-
pand as iu the past. When you want
the best drugs and the best service to
be had please remember there i. always
one place where you are sure TO get i; .
We give voting coupons for you 10 vote
for your tavoriie society with every lOc.
purchase.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
K. P. Day at Moutrose.

Wednesday, September 21st will be-
X, P. day at the Montrose fair andthoee
belonging to this lodge here are making
f'repafstious To eo-spSa. lases kansAa-
rate Of sl.a0 for the round trip has
been secured and all Knights Of PSthias
IRE urged to be in readiness to go OF
hat date.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16

Daniel Freeman. the man who secured
the first homestead iu America is still
living upon the place which he located
January !. 1863.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Lodged in jail for Burglary.

Charles Irwin was brought down
from Paouia Sunday. having been bound
over Tor burglary. He was arrested for
for breaking into the Rockwell store at
Paonia. some OF the clothing be had
stolen being on his person a, the time
OF arrest consequently it looks like a
plain case.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16

The largest attendance 90 far at the
81. Louis fair was on Labor day when
207 600 entered the grounds
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Announcement.

Miss News stock Of dry goods having
moved out OF our building We have re.
ceived u nice line OF clean, fresh ard
up.,o date groceries. We are now able
TO tempt the Appetite. Please call in
and see us whether you buy or not.
Produce and wheat taken in exchange
for groceries. Tickets given with every
cash purchase except sugar.
Yours for Business.
The Star Grocery.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
GENERAL News items
News from Over the Country
Briefly Told.

Nevada's exhibit is to be closed at
the st. Lonis fair on account Of lack OF
funds.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
WAITED.

1000 tons OF hay by the Delta Dressed
Meat Co. Inquire OF L. 9. McGrcw OF
j. b. Ruhland.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
District Sunday School Daily

On Sunday evening. October 18th, in
the Delta Opera House, the Sunday
schools u Delta district will hold
union rally. This meeting will place
the schools OF this district 10 the front
line as to the standing Of this district
and lts delegates in county, state and
nationd! conventions and other meetinps
OF the general Sunday school organiza
tion. program has been arranged as
follows:
PROGRAM.
Voluntary. ..... Miss Letitia CrabilI,
NJ. E. school.
DoxoIogy.. ................ Congregation
Prayer r........ Rev. H. j. rockingham
Scripture Reading
Solp pianoJ-ls,. Noc,urne Op. 81,
b! Chopin, Miss Alice Croxton,
Episcopaian school.
Address-"The Purpose OF the Bible
School" ...... DR.. \. II. Stockham.
Baptis, school.
Anthem m............ Presbyterian choir
Solo vocalJ-"More Love 10 Thee"
lby Sheldon Mrs. Milton Fish.
Baptist school.
Address-"The Parents Place in the
lB ole School" Rev. ". A. Bass,
North Deli, scbOnI
Solo violiny -"Nordische Sage" by
lCIrl Bohm. Miss Earle,
Baptist school.
Solo vocal Mrs c. X. Seaton.
NJ f. school.
Sorg-"W Work for the Night is Com.
,ing -................ Congregation
BenedictIon. ..........R Rev. Milton Fish
Postiu stiuie..............M de. Mrs. y. E. Clack.
Presbyterian school
TIE churches will be closed on this
everiEg and every one will be cordially
welcomed at this rally. Ushers will be
aprpin ted 10 seat the people comfort
ably, and a rousing entertaining even
ingfis 10 be provided.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16
Automobile for Sale.

As am going away will FELL my
$50 automobile at about half price.
Also bargain in 10 p. p. Aultman 4
Taylor ihreshing engine, just the thing
for small saw or box mill. Call or
write coon TO
NJ. OrPESHEIMrR.
with Patrick 4 Co, Grand Junction.
The Delta independent., 1904-09-16

Four masked men, armed TO the teeth.
held up the trarscou tinental westbouud
train on the Canadian Pacific railway
at point four and oue-haif miles east
OF Esstou Junction. B. c.. last Sa,ur
day night and made their escape into
the woods after securing upxsrds OF
10000 in boot! from the express and
ma il cars.