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The Washington times., 1905-08-09
EDUCATIONAL
Booklets and Catalogues

Regarding information about the fol-
lowing institutions will be given on
application at the Business Office Of
tins paper.
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1916 Gilkoline. CSC.

A fine selection Of our usual 121Ac
quality OF SilEoline, in all the brightest
and newest Oriental and domestic pat
terms. Put on sale as = one day spe-
cial. csc.
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Visitors OF Note.

Col. Charles A. Hatfield. of the Thir-
teen Cavalry and commandant at
Fort Myer, Va. arrived in camp about
noon today. Several other officers from
the garrison. and number Of ladies'
We're also in the party, which reached
Harpers Ferry shortly after I o'clock
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kzz az AN - 3Ofh year.

S. ". Cor. sth and X SITS. y. W.
Best instruction obtainable fl Bookkeeping.
Shorthand, Typewrfting and all school cue
jects. Preparation for civil service examiua-
'tiens. Books free. Typewriter at pupil
home. free. SITUATIONS for all Graduates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The barbecue given
10 the Retail Grocers' Protective Asso-
citation by the A. Loffier Co., is post
poned until THURSDAY EVENING.
AUGUST 10, on account on rain Tick
cts good on Thursday evening II. I.
MEADER. Chairman It
4 SPECIAL MEETING ef Evangelist
Chapter. Rose CroiX, Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite Southern Juris-
diction OF the United States, viii bs
held THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, at the
Cathedral OF the Rite, No. 1907 C street
northwest. at ) O'CLOCK p. m, for the
purpose of attending the funeral Of
Bro. Thomas G. LOockerTnan. j. VAR
REN JOHNSON. 53d degree, Master.
JOHN II. OLCOTT, 32d degree, K. c. G.
H. Secretary. II
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 31st
day OF July, 1905, q petition was fled ia
the Supreme Court OF the District OF Co
lumbia By Great Western oil Company,
a corporation created and existing under
the laws Of the United States. applicable
to the District Of Columbia, stating that
inaSmuch as another corporation had
adopted the name Great Western Oil
Company and it was the desire OF the
petitioner not TO be confused. in The
minds of the public, with such, and Tor
the purpose Of avoiding inconvenience
and Irregularities IN petitioners mail,
therefore. by a vote Of the stockholders
Of the petitioner, the president and Sec
Fetary OF said petitioner We're duly au-
thCrfZed 10 petition the Supreme Court
for a change of name to Great Western
Mineral Company. The said petition con-
tains a prayer to that affect GREAT
WESTERN OIL COMPANY. By F. E.
HABICHT. President au2916
AN UNUSUAL opportunity TO secure
good paying business property. known
as SautJer's Saloon and Restaurant, sit
uate No. 502 9Th st. NV. established and
successfully conducted since 1875. The
property consists of parts Of lots 1 and 2.
square 377, fronting q feet on 9Th st.
NV. by depth Of 9L71a feet Offers will
be received for the purchase of the prop
erty, including the fixtures. on or before
August Is, 1865, the right being reserved
to reject any or all offers. THE WASH
INGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO. BY
JOHN JOY EDISON. President, executor
of estate of Sophia Sautter. au5-1It
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35c Table Danlask. 21hc.

The very best quality of Imported
German Turkey Red Table Damask;
the quality tnat sells everywhere at
35c a yaTd-tomorrow as a special from
the Linen Section, 2I1ac
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25c Madras. 1870.

To close out all our Imported Mer-
ceriZed Madras-inCluded are the new
est and most desirable qualities and
patterns Of the season Were 25c
yard-one day only I1&c.
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39c and 5Oc Hosiery. 18c.

ODDS and ends OF Colored Lisle
Thread Hose for ladies Lace and
embroidery effects. in qualities that
were SIC and 50c. For the end of the
season sGle. 18c.
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25c Swiss shams. 14c.

Swiss Shams, including colored Per
caline Lining; these sha.ns have sold
here and everywhere for 25c apiece
tomorrow for one day only a leader
at lac
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MARYLAND RESORTS.

Western Maryland E. r.
Write to the undersigned for copy of beau
ufuliy illustrated pamphlet entitled
WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER -
Gives a list Of over 900 hotels and boarding
houses on the line OF the beautiful WEST
ERN MARYLAND RAILROAD. in the heart
Of the Blue Ridge Mountains
F. NJ HOWELL.
Gen'l Pass. Agent. ". M r r.
3y2e-80t Baltimore. Sid.
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25c Cashmere, 1oc.

White Cashmere with red. blue. and
Black Polka Dots: "a very fine and
dressy material for childrcns dresses:
one day, lgc
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Wash Belts, 25c.

White Embroidered Wash Belts; the
kind with embroidered edges; also the
crush effect belt; * incdes wide. Posi-
25C
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Hose Supporters. 25c.

Pad Hose Supporters: large satin
pad, heavy plain elastic straps; in a
good assortment OF cOlOrs: look like
soc values, Tomorrow, one day spe-
cial II 2he
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$15 Raincoats. S5.95.

Two shades OF gray. and TWO shades
OF Tan RancOatS; made extra Ions
and extra full, Finished smartly
These garments were 81 and SIS
tomorrow only at S5.95
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1qC Aprons. 1916,

Lot of Bingham Aprons, with wide
hens; made extra full. Usually this
quality apron sells for l9c-We want
to clear ~ ,h!s entire lot tomorrow
at each, lZMC.
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Gir0le Belts. 49c.

Girdle Belts of peau &c sole silk, in
black and white; very neatly shiTred.
This lot of Belts comes direct from
the factory. and are the best ever
shown at 49C
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So Milan Sailors, 59c.

Ladies Untrimmed Milan Sailors in
white; also a LOT OF coIored embroid-
cry Hats; the lot includes values up 10
81 Tomorrow to close them all out
At. each $50
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81 Bows Suits. CSC.

We've . small lot of Little Boys
Bloomer Suits, in pure linen; extra
well made and finished; they are in
sizes = and ) years. Were s., To close
EN- out at 9Sc.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

The st. James, ST. :,1e JAMES Place.
Modern coaveniences; $40 weekly. C.L.sAITa,
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NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 31st
day OF July 1905. q petition was fled Ia
the Supreme Court OF the District Of Co
lumbia. by Great Western Oil Company.
a corporal tion created and existing under
he IaMs Of he Initea SLates appIicable
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03
CHILD EATS TABLETS AND DIES
Girl Mistakes Medicine for Confec.
tionery.

Duluth, Feb. 2S. - Sara Christian
son, the year and half old daughter
of c. M.Christianson, prominent
merchant at Atkinson, is dead from
accidental poisoning Shortly after 6
o'clock the little girl was playing
about the kitchen at her home while
the mother was preparing supper.
While the parent was out of the room
the child climbed up to the table, and,
finding box of patent medicine tab
lets, she tasted them. The tablets
were sugar.coated and the little girl.
supposing she had found some candy,
quickly swallowed the entire contents.
Shortly after supper the mother no.
ticed the child was acting strangely
and appeared to be suffering from
muscular paralysis. Mrs. Christian
son hurried for her husband, who was
at the store. He drove to Carleton for
medical aid, and then back to his
home as soon as possible with Dr.. l..
A. Sukeforth, but before they could
cover the eight miles between Carle-
ton and the Christianson home, the
child was dead.
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SEE PLOT TO WRECK FIRM.
Police Accuse Boston Men Of Stealing
$5O,OOO

Boston. Feb 2S. - Upon warrants
charging them with the larceny Of
$4,000 from Jordan. Marsh & Co. de
partment store proprictors, during The
last five years, John F. Keef, thirty
four years old, and Charles H. Gret-
singer, fifty-one years old; were az
rested yesterday. The arrests were
made in connection with what the po-
lice allege was an extensive conspir-
acy to defraud the company. Dennis
II. Carroll, thirty-one years. old, was
arrested few weeks ago in connec-
ton with the case. The prisoners
were employed in the shipping depart
ment OF the store and are alleged to
have manipulated fraudulent bills for
goods ostensibiy purchased from
reputable parties. in such n manner
that they secured checks for the
amounts and divided the proveeds
among themselves.
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EDWARDS, WOOD & co.
ARE DEFEATED

Found Guilty in Supreme Court Of Not
Reporting Sales as Required by
Law.
Minneapolis Tribune. Feb. IS. 1905:
'The supreme court has handed
down decision in the famous case
against Edwards, Wood & Co.. a Cham
Der of Commerce firm, or more exactly
the members Of that firm, charged
with having made false sales on ac-
count of grain shipped to them at Du-
luth by Victor Carlson of Hallocll
Mimi. ....
1.-THE court affirms the decision of
the municipal court Of Duluth, rem
dered by Judge Winston, in which the
accused were found guilty
The prosecution resulted from CON-
plants received by the railroad and
warehouse commission from large
number of farmers and other shippers
of grain in North Dakota and Mime
sofa to the effect that the firm OF Ed
wards, Woods & Co., who were doing
business by virtue of a license granted
and issued by the commission, had vio-
by Withholding in each case a part OF
the proceeds accruing from sales OF
grain consigned to the firm, and that
in rendering accounts of the sales, Ed
wards, Wood & Co. had, in each in
stance, reported lower price per
bushel than the price at which such
consignments had actually been sold,
defrauding the shippers in amounts
ranging from Y cent to 3 cents, and
| more, per bushel.
After the original complaints were
filed against the firm, additional COM
plants we're received, aggregating sew
enty in all. 1t was decided to take up
the complaint of Victor Carlson of
Hallock, Mimi, as the first one for
| trial. 1t was sworn to by Commission
er c. F. Staples, and resulted in Ed
| wards, Wood & Co. being found guilty
as stated
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SEE PLOT TO WRECK FIRM.
Police Accuse Boston Men Of Stealing
$4,000.

Boston, Feb 2S. - Upon warrants
charging them with the larceny of
$4,000 from Jordan, Marsh & Co., de-
partment store proprietors, during the
last five years, John F. keef, thirty
four years old, and Charles H. Gret-
singer, tifty-one years old, were ar
rested yesterday. The arrests were
made in connection with what the po.
lice allege was an extensive conspir
acy to defraud the company. Dennis
H. Carroll, lhirty-one years old, was
arrested few weeks ago in connec-
tion with the case. The prisoners
were employed in the shipping depart
ment OF the store and are alleged to
have manipulated fraudulent bills for
goods ostensibly purchased from
reputable parties, in such manner
that they secured checks for the
amounts and divided the proveeds
among themselves.
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Che neWS \: 90
WashinQton.

A favorable report was ordered IN
the house on the Steenerson bill for
lam at Bemidii, Mnn.
Two hundred thousand visitors are
expected at the inauguration. All
classes of citizens are rushing prcpa-
rations for entertainment.
The South Dakota delegation has
recommended for appointment Gottlelb
Meisinhoder as postmaster at Parks
ton and Philip Schamber at Eureka.
The Philippine government has de-
cided to redeem number of certlh-
Gates OF indebtedness held by the
United States for the purpose of estab-
fishing a new Philippine currency sys-
TEN.
An investigation of the labor condi-
! tons in New York has caused rigid
; enforcement of the immigration laws,
| with the result that many Russians
and Russian Jews who are seeking a
refuge in this country will be shut out.
! Representative Buckman has var
ranged for the transfer OF A. Duber
from a clerkship in the st. Cloud land
Office to place in the general land Of
fee in Washington, with a view to
having him appointed special agent in
few months.
The house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce authorized a ia
vOrable report on an omnibus light
house bill. Among others the bill a,l.
thoriZes new light houses at Milwau.
kee, Wis, 100000, and Rock of Ages,
Lake Superior. s125,000.
The house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce has ordered a
favorable report on the bill to leave
bridge and dam questions to the sec
retary OF war. to be decided by him IN
der existing laws, thus relieving con
gress OF many bills of this character.
Representative Marshall OF North
Dakota is making Investigations pre-
liminary to introducing joint resolu
tions seeking to carry into effect the
spirit of the Hansbrough drawback
amendment to the agricultural appro
priation bill, which was recently re
scinded because the senate had ex
ceeded its authority. IT the investiga
lion is satisfactory. Marshall may in
troduce the resolution soon.
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Crimes and Criminals.

Mrs. Caroline Joselyn, who pleaded
guilty at Mason City to numbering her
husband with poison, and Isaac Swan,
hand for the Joselyns, were sentenced
to life terms.
After a trial consuming seventeen
days at Decorah, Ia. Prof. +. I. Clifford,
charged with the murder of S. A. Bige-
low on Nov. 5, 1904. was pronounced
sane by the jury. Prof. Clifford was
prominent educator.
District Attorney Jerome Of New
York sent Il notification to counsel for
Nan Patterson, accused of numbering
Caesar Young, that new trial in her
case will be begun on March in the
criminal branch of the supreme court.
AS a result OF the recent scandals in
the police department of San Francis
co in connection with gambling in the
Chinese quarter, Chief of Police Witt
man has been suspended from duty on
charges OF Incompetence and neglect
of duty.
le NIlCdSo ponce arrested Joseph
Mcnad after siege all night at his
house. Menard was indicted with five
others for the alleged robbery Of Il
iewelry store and a bank at Ellon. Ia,
in 1897. The police allege ,ha, Men
1rd's wife was his accomplicc.
Albert l.. Caldwell and David
Fraughter. who arc held in Jail at Yer
nal, Utah, on charge Of grand lar
ceny, were identified as the Cody bank
robbers, for whom there is reward of
$4,000. Both men deny that they are
the Cody bank robbers and state that
they are willing to go back and stand
trial.
F. Goodman, Michael Lipshitz. sales
men. and Robert Washington, a col
ored porter, all employed by the cloth.
ing firm of Bowershock e. Meyer of
Chicago, We're arrested on a charge OF
embezzlement. 1t is claimed that the
three men. working in collusion, have
robbed their employers of goods val
ued at from $4,000 to $4,000. Their
method was to ship the clothing to
some other city and dispose of i, there,
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Otherwise.


Gov. Toole of Montana has signed
the bill recently passed by the leglsla-
! ture prohibiting the employment OF
children in mines.
Another Atlantic cable is to be laid
| by the Commercial Gable company,
and is expected to be in operation DUR
| ing the coming summer.
! The senate investigating committee
of West Virginia adjourned without
substantiating any Of the charges made
against Gov White or any other state
| officers.
Midshipman Samuel Westray Battle
of the second class at the Annapolis
military acadaeny, and a son OF Sur
geon Samuel w. Battle. U. S. N. ire
tired), dropped dead recently.
Right Rev William T.. Mcl.arcn
Protestant bishop of Chicago. died in
Now York. Death was due to heart
failure The bishop had been i'll for
more than month.
Henry Ajo of Tamarac City. Mich,
is suffering from leprosy, according to
The diagnosis of DR.. c. F. Rompf. Ajo
is Finn. and came to this country
fifteen years ago, leaving his family
in Finland
Doctors are inclined to discredit the
story of an attempted poisoning of Mrs.
Stanford in San Francisco. Physicians
say the woman would have died if the
4 fns or
enough poison to nauseate her.
The prospectus of the first union la.
Dor bank of Chicago announces that
the stock subscription books are open.
The metal workers and the machinists
are the promoters of the enterprise,
which, however, is intended to benefit
workingmen in general
Mitsuit & Co.. New York agents OF
the Japanese government, have placed
with Philadelphia firm an order for
seyenty-iive locomotives, the largest
purchase ever made by Il foreign gov
ernment. The estimated cost of the
locomotives is $1,OO0,00O. They will
be shipped by rail to the Pacific coast
and sent to Korea.
The Addicks men gave up all hope
of sending their candidate to the SEN
ate from Vermont They have clinched
a deadlock that apparently will not be
broken this session, and will wait two
years 10 go again into battle, but not
necessarily for Addicks. Indeed, the
Indications are that the star of the am.
bitious gas man has set forever.
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Fifteen BODIES ARE REMOVED
AFTER STRENUOUS EFFORTS
OF RESCUERS.
BREAKS WINDOWS MILE AWAY
CAUSE OF THE EXPLOSION HAS
NOT YET BEEN DE-
TERMlNED.

Wilcoc, w. Va. Feb. 28.-As re-
suit of an explosion in Shaft NO. OF
the United States Coal and Coke COM
pauy yesterday twenty-three miners
are supposed to have lost their lives
and it is possible that the number Will
exceed this. Up to s p. IN. fifteen dead
bodies had been taken from the shaft.
A large rescuing party are IN the
mines. The explosion was OF terrific
force and shattered glass windows
mile distant. Immediately after the
shock great numbers of miners who
were off duty yesterday, rushed To the
shaft to find clouds of smoke and
dust .
Gushing From Its Mouth.
Mothers and children soon were weep
ing and pleading for the rescue OF
those dear to them entombed in the
mine. The dead miners thus far re-
covered are all Italians and Hungari-
ans and have not as yet been ldenti-
fed.
The company usually work in this
shaft about seventy-1ive miners, but
it being Sunday the men were not all
in, to which fact the small loss of life
may be attributed.
The United States Coal and Coke
company is part of the United
States Steel corporation. The cause
of the explosion has not as yet been
ascertained.
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COULDN'T SMOKE HIM OUT.
Nails in the Chimney Held Him a
Prisoner.

PRISONER.
Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 2S.--While 1aYes
Green. a negro Of this city, wasNjn
conversation with young woman in
her house, his jealous wife suddenly
broke open the door. 'Help!" cried
Green. II jumped into the fireplace
and was halfway up the chimney be-
fore his wife, or the policeman who
followed behind could lay hands ON
him. His spouse stood on the hearth
and commanded him TO descend.
Thinking that obstinacy and not the
nails on the inside of the chimney ilD-
prisoned her lord in SCOT and smoke.
his wife stirred the cmbers in the
fireplace and made fire. Green
cried piteously for help AS the flames
scorched the soles Of his feet and the
smoke blinded him. The officers ex-
tinguished the blaze and dislodged
their prisoner with considerable diff
ficulty.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03
SHELTER HANDS OUT.
Result Of Defeat Of Eight-Hour Bill IL
LEGISLATURE.

Victoria. B. c., Feb. 2S--A general
strike of the snlelter employees 81
British Columbia has been declared
as u result of the defeat Of the eight
hour bill for smelter employees in the
British Columbia legislature. The
men are striking for shorter hours.
The owners state that they are now
working On basis of per cent profit
and will tie up the mining industry
rather than grant the demands. Rich
placer discoveries are reported from
Clearwater creek on the Sikine and
are expected to result in a rush to the
new disgings.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03
WOMAN HAS REVENGE.
Defeats Bill of Legislator Who Had
Tilted Her.

Lincoln. Neb.. Feb. 26.-Miss Olive
UT, clerk of Lieut. GOV. Mckilton, Sc
cured revenge yesterday by accom-
plishing the defeat Of bill introduced
by Representative Foster, who recent
ly Tilted her and married another
woman. The Foster bill passed the
house, bu, Miss UT organized strong
lobby in the senate and by personally
soliciting the members of tha, body.
brought about its defeat.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03
Foreign.

The Agra diamond. weighing 81
carats. has been sold for $4,000 in
London.
Bubonic plague has appeared at the
port OF Pisagua, fortyfonr miles north
OF lquique, Chile. The discovery has
caused a panic.
The Peruvian government has
handed the Chilean charge d'aifaires
4 protest against the recent Chilean
and Bolivian treaty.
A dispatch received from Smlin, on
the Austro.Scrvian frontier. says that
two freight ears loaded with shraInel
and other ammunition passed there
bound for Sofia, Bulgaria.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03

The stork is said to fly about 1000
feet above the earth. The authentic
story of nine sets Of triplets in one
South Dakota family. however. is one
of many indications that he doesn't
remain in that altitude constantly
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03
Murder and Suicide.

Chicago. Feb. 2S.--While brooding
over fancied wrongs James p. McDon
aid. formerly of Benton, Wis, shot
and killed May Smith and then com.
mttcd suicide in room at the Great
Eastern hotel last night.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03

Nine. Schumann-Heinll has re-
nounced her allegiance to the German
emperor and become an American. II
William Waldorf Astor hears about it
he will think the lady must be unbal'
anced mentally.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03
Japs Take Positions.
SIGN ZANZIBAR Treaty.
United States Gives Up Extra-Terri
torjal Riuhts.

torial Flights.
Washington. Feb. 2S.-Sir Mortimer
Durand, the British ambassador. has
signed with Secretary Hay Il treaty
providing for the REIMBURSEMENT of
this governments extra territorial
rights i'll Zanzibar. The relinquish-
ment is based on the establishment of
regular courts there by the British
government. Similar treaties have
been signed between Great Britain
and the other interested powers.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03

It is not true that Andrew Carnegie
has proposed TO give Harvard a S.
O,000 endowment on condition that
It shall be called the Harvard Carne egle
university hereafter.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03
Use Guns in Row over Wood.

Patterson. Iowa, Feb. 2S.--As a re-
suit of a dispute over wood, Charles
Love, William Higgins and Myron
Welliyer woodchoppers, fought with
shotguns. Love is in Jail at Burling-
ton, The other two are reported dead
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03

Attacks have been made lately upon
the character of the garden seeds dis
tributed among the people by Uncle
Sam. Somebody must have planted
a few of the seeds.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03

The Tennessee senate has passed a
bill prohibiting betting on horse races
and it is predicted the house will do
likewise. The automobile must have
driven the horse entirely out Of Ten.
neSsee.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-03-03
cauuht in Betting.

Chatfield, Mimi. Feb. 2S.--Guy Ter
williger got caught in the betting of
Frank Kaiserlik's saw mill. His leg
was broken and his arms were severe
ly bruised.