davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-11-03
WioOig SDenifa.

2uno, Speri0e, ben Ste Sttpber.
ST. 9 iQanraites begpnOte Den at0Oe=
mite Screenings tore Gal 6eiten ior
be nDinoltrepne StuOenter, Geltomit=
tolcn bolotes al observation-disclosures
6ormnno, Dporeiter g&erner y. !0eioen=
tam bOlot Ell Sale, Der moOto9cs mCO
tort Siiolo. Seioenitnm bploeoes /
Ell Sale al Spoerberg.
llnoer 6eiien3 6ortiNttelic pptraaote
Qroi. Smut 98itiell mco Ell poiitiit
Sale, Der fremt0lOte ltUrt Proteit, iom
eiterbnanOcn 0ntpg en- iaa beitig 6Orn
at Snleren muutte lutte. l5r0iesior
Q8itlell talte ON Observation-Disclosures,
iOet ban pnnltoo, at fuslanO baOoe
ligeiaa itor bet til at iorlan9e 9ooen=
SGitnin9ens 3aiering, iom SOeti9e til
at trNpe 9leolN9geir al be norite
6dn tnlte life lUnge, ior bans
Stemme Orutneoe pipen. S>D5ien %
Sramp. 0an tang O9 Oenteoe, til
Carmen DapOe lagt iig o9 fOrtiotte
OerpNa meo famine 6plge.
Gen ataoemiite Screenings Croferer
prOIe5ior Ger9enoal, gjorOe 5nleren
opmGrtiom paa oct ubclOi9e / at iort=
iNtte, men Qrpfesior g0itiell blep urOt=
selig itaaenbe paa 5alerltOlen, O9 Om=
firing bam bapoe Der iamlet iig en- @arOe
al bans Ienner.
Set begpnOte at ie truenoe uo.
StlOenteriorenin9ens 6ormano,
9ptent Se9eriteot, trnoote oa pp pau
Salerltolen peo Sioen al Mitiel oQ
opIproeoe Wenlemmerne til at fi0rnt
! li0 ira Salen, ooiat 6ulO piloe ban
neol9g0e lit Sperp iom 6Ormano. Gi-
ter oenne Spfororing be9pnote be till
lteoepNrenbe at G0rne Jig, fun g0itIelI
% bans NteningsiGller iamt no9le an'
Ore bleO iglen.
9a ejaien ilutteoes, npieoes g8itiell
meo at uobrln9e ct 2epe for Sjerternes
Union bporefter ban leoIaget al line
Menin9sf0ler forloo SaIen, Der Itrar
! ipioies meo Gtitd9srne | 6eltcn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-11-03
Oauoe ill9em Srno for Eapircr.

ia Ell 0lore Wano neoe Giroinia,
Der lepeo Ell aommel. forbidden Qp0-
bptte, bapoe fortalt mig, at lirti glcrcs
al bans Huno rnr et enelie iplio Gul=
leie, 'pur9te Iea, ON hans Yapirer til
Sanoet par litre.
"9nori9 eiet ct Yapir | nit gip, a
ipareoe ban lioll.
"Nar Oh oo life Stleoc paa 9onoctl"
ipurate jeg.
"Stlpoe leI. peo lite hbnn Stipoc
er en9ang Seq boiuttt Mig her paa
Sanoet treoipc 2lar iilbaae oQ iiocn bar
ie9 lepet ler.
"glen bu bu in9en Yaprer bar at
piie, pil maaite (siermanoen en- potter
Sa9 ionrmS % jaae oiN pdo gor.
6ror neppe ott tror neppe at
iaant nOget oii bonoe. Oct pil lioe;
Den rette GierinanD bar pNret Der til
ire foriticili0e &ioer ~ forio9t BET;
men bucr Sang er ban bet orNbt, po
bar op9iOet Forip9ct. StjpOe % iliee
noe Vnpirer ian bore all ri9bt til lit
Gru9; men bette game @ep0r meo
lit ipO 6oo lange Qob tr beore, eno al
Geroens Fapirer ber bette 9}abolaa. ="
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-11-03
RoQa9 & Quanoe,
SuO Gnfpta.

@eo gearbcioelien al be ltatiltiite
Sp00pcr har Spo Iaiptas Genius
bIreou i.ln0ei, at Der SDo Gntota er
SO 100 u9iftd MNnO og "A, S3l u9iite
&pinoer Oper 9ltten0ars=2lloeren. Sc
0ifte MUno teller S,22l, De 0iite
&pinoer 73, ,G25. Ser er 5,304 Gnte=
m0no % 7,7S0 Gnter. Staten bar
694 iraitilte WiUno % 672 iruitilte
&pinoer, bpis 09teilobeli9c Status er
ubetjenpi.
Ge @linocs glntal er 255, bpprui
l56 er mnn0Iige p9 90 tpinoelige. 9li
0pptumme er Der 5l7, bpOrai 800
manOlige p9 20S tpinOelioe. lloeniOr
DC oientliqt 9lnltaltcr er Der $50
,5ooter. Der er l30 SinOslp0e, 66
NtUno % "a &pinoer.
6oniul Is. Bic 3ounool. tiOli9ere 9ic 2
bdfteg oi "Sgr 1oiota Cffc" Stoar Rails,
blep iom tbli9cre omtolt iorllDtct ira i'll
}oit iom omeritanlt aOniul Beirut, Ville
oiien, til 2owion Gip, oAilobpen bet norO
peili9e Canada, nGr }uoltoo oirGnier !Nan
bar operto0et i'm Foit bet boic 9(oroen, o9
be cn0eltc Glaoe oeroppe bpocr bam ct bier
tci9t Nellommcn. 6oniulcas Sciter, Miis
>\ennp Ropnoal bol lcOio9st bOm til bans
me Nicm 81 bar pirtel cnNe oerrppe iom
5poepleierifc ior cn you al 81 pr. Gag.
- }mtbot ccrnc bar iaott ollie Gpi0ebuie
9rittoii Mffeoe.
N}et6ooiitprcnemc bol6t iornni9 liu
}lorsfonicrencc }Solertoun
}rtGlr (. 0orltu &iloS muotte betolc
$50 0nutt ior at bare iorcn6 Frrric5cns
10 al Gtoicn
10000 6aolte 9& & >woin ior BET
apa9bcitc ncr Nbcrocen, iom saor nOr
@}opn a. Button @ouD % uo9ier 32o
2lcreS
y. +. Qufc A6crcceu bar bnpt gpttc
mco ug til at iuoDcre cu COO 'pliua '"Fco
nuts aoa.
:. & GbuhiQ 2@otouoo bar opium
bet en- quitting 9ioitmc lem Iontorc op
til }lcrcs ON 2o9en Gen loouolcc5 al
tuu Ell 0tOuo.
Nioanco5ropportel ira SinoSlggealQlel
Noutiou pjcr, at Der CT aniot l25 Ferionrr
neb en- iamlc M{ooncoslou al $3, 80 lc
iomlcoe mooreoljgc ND0,itcy ueO Aiglet teIe
Der n9 til s9lS1.2s. Ger or iornaprrrnOe
coo i;oticnlct peo }iplei
6ro A'oteuomu bcreitc9, ot Here Ferlo
uer Nooiugton Gonnt0 oen icucrc lio CT
bleonc ouialot al en- 59goom Der bar 8ort
Ocm Belt rocy ocloj5 lamme
81 :. Suuoc iro yuucrne Nlinn, bor
ior9Gpe8 ogt at iaa in 2Gtier noIcocrct ira
6. ~ IuroolS Nem }'rootin9S Gounp,
bpor figcn opboloer is iom Aooptiuoattcr.
1o9cu oil bloe iprt til Gourtet.
- ser Ital pare tor Won9cl pOa StoIe'
lGrere pper beIe Staten
a. QouiS Gouen, Der gaor inO til 92G;
tcrtomu, bar ,,n9cu9rcr }lrbeioe ueo A6er-
been. %onen itOl iorlpn9co ira Nateuomn
norbpeit 9ienuen 2lberoeen % oerlro 9iennrnl
OlcFbcrion Gounip inO 9iorO Satoto,
2noeriou & 1ranf5 &o9umonoSiouets
nina Vroton leo ct tort Cab, ioet oerGS
Gp9niuS uecbrGnOte og 6 al 0eltene ontont.
- (yn ufenOt }Irbeiosmano ianoteS oeo
lin Scu9 0irotou 'oan bopoe outtet me-
oct bet ienere, men iutteoe broot oermeo,
oo ocrai meuer man. }lotio9en til bans 2eo
por at ie9e.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-11-03

"Sisleton Nplten" beQnnoer neo
bette 9iumer fin 4oe slar9ang. Get
bar pilt li9, at port Slao er bet ene'te,
Der bar oNret lepeoD9tist Gnin9ton,
o0 ri er bel fprnpisoe neo octs lan9=
iomme, men litre 6rem90n9. 81 9aar
III ell lang @inter inooe, p9 nnar
9lplin9en er lcrt til gNarteoet p9 6nr=
mernes &ulbin0er er Del fnlote, blir
Der mere 5io ipr SUsuirB Solenlmene
iamt lter0re SDsler. .gton bet lite
oa itulbe iinocs et Tulin &enner
blnnot "Yolten"s itrioeoD9ti9e @0lere,
iom al Snteresle for ct nprlt=ameri=
tanit Slao ilnoer bet / lin Sroen at
oipe os ct Qeft iiterNr Senleenoe!
San ri lite Ill mart pcnie os Slora9
til glpiien fra bore itriDeopgti9c SWlc=
res Ben? Saaoant oil blipe mpota=
act meo Satnemli9beo GfIaaOel 9teoat-
loren ipm al 20lerne. Zen nor'tc
Presie % nOrlte Selitaber O0 6Or=
eninger Der / 2anoet bar bper pan line
Steosr 0iprt prisp0roi9e 9lnltren9elicr
fpr at inmle Wtdterinle ii. ltpbp99er=
nea 0iitprie, % naar oelme @iltorle
ON Soft, gliltamning % 6Orbploe uo=
oper Nelten itnl itripe@. ou pll Den
pliQttrp $>iltDrieitriper pore benpilt til
2lnr0un9ene al Dor Presle O9 6Orenina
oernes % 6irtetnes glrtiper ipr bet
noopenoige Materiale. 50 bar bort
6olt be ioritjellige Sotallteter puroe=
ret lin Gresie ret meo aabne Zine lpr
0iltorienS TNro IOr pore Gitertom=
mere, iaa er Der Grpno til at antOge,
at bet 6olts S1iltorie, iOm bar ta9et
iua pNlOi9e Sag JDOnlngsar6eiOst
Der @0noet, &nmpe, 2ioeller o9
Sapn, Den $)iltprie blir mere mtcres=
innt eno ielDe QtQen0ldnos liltOrilte
%Nrter. $>OnO hi fan biora9t til ben,
bpr hi life Ititte unOer StpIcn.
5il ppre 2Uiere beruoe pNu Sisic=
tpn.gnnDet % De 0lore Scttlemelter
runOt pmtrin9 Dil pi ii9e, at life ulle
Gremplarer Al Dort &lGo tNites pnu
@run, n0nr De er 0jcnncml0itr; bper
2lnr0nn9 opbep0res port &pntor lamt
i Stntcns &ibliptbeter, laa eocrs pNr=
oiiuloe &iOra9 til &laoet life bare lO=
les MI, men ppberare5 iDr tOmmenOe
SlG9ter.
2ao os ooerrUtte Dem &lN0e cf port
9tDbp09ea 6iitorie. N}eOiunet bar Oi
/ bort GloO ~Si8ieton Poiten"; MI er
oct Stribenter, Der tjenoer 6orhploene,
ri man ba. Vii nO9en meloe ii9, iOu
bgr BET tie, meoens &eretnin9ernC ira
Den iorite 5nopanOrin9 til Oisie 5ra8=
ter ianOt SteO ian iaaes ira
@ammcltorcne 1er ipO, Ier De ONnOrer
bort. Gr Der nogen peO 98ilmot, iom
pil impoetomme psl
2ao Os rpooe % bD99c pOrt 9}pz
lNnOe, og lao life iOripmme at eiter=
lnoe os por 0iltorie iammen meo uprt
QOoe g}aOn til por SlG9t. Set ior=
o0et GicnOommens GGro iOr SlGgtcn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-11-03
&c grOp % DC 0raat.

Cm 6orbOlbene unoer Grilen itripcs
ira Elllebnmmer
Guobranosoaltns Yanoltormsbatal=
jOn er tommet tilbn0e ira GrNnien.
Soloaterne, ion DenNte biem ira
Smanlene iort0lier, at De niienote S)il.
iener til De iOenite Splbnter pna ben
anoen SiOe, og at De mpoto0 0iliener
tilba9e. &jerenbe o9 gaaenoe pasierte
10 ltaOi9 yrem oa tilba9e ouer Gr0nien,
iad bet bar 10 ltt at fna ienot Suo fra
norlt til Ipenlt Sioe % OmpenOt.
Sbenlterne nrbeoeoe pna baaroe
Giuet. Sc bp99tt 6oritansninger %
9rOO ,Stptter9rn5e. 9e pentcoe bpert
Gieblit p0o, at J}oromGnoene piloe
ooeritrioe @r0nien, "a oct bar 2(n0rcb.
De forbereote zig paN. 6ipile 6plt ira
Gmc9nen bar o9iaN ln9t geiln9 paa /
ltor l(OitrGtnin9 til Srapnino % Sten=
tlorln9. gloromGnOene bar ipentc.
Gn ipenit 2Ustjercr Aaboe pasieret
SDmpanierne, : De marherte Op til
line Stillin9er, pg Oh ban fom puer til
De lUenite SOloater, bar MilitNrma0tcn
/ g}pr9e bit ubDre. Oan bapDe Ior=
tolt at bet Drimlct al Sol0dtcr % bloo=
torltige NOrOmUnO Oper 6ele Smnalene.
90 6Oeniterae grOO % 9rant, ia0Oe
baG.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-11-03

Is. 3. 6rawioro, Der mDroeoe Spens
iten SeinO Gunom inoe / en- 6ra0t=
pO9n paa 0eien til 0tinneapoli5, bar
MI iuaet lin GOm al !0eieiteret. 0an
ital bGn9es, til ban er opO. Bier in=
gen Siibnnger al 9positraliens 9tu=
penOelie, men bar nogen io,tent Ell
DOB @al9en, rlaa oct ptl bore bette
ll6pre, Der meo tolot Yloo p0tte0e Oel
iopenoe un9e Wtano for meo ct Gepol=
perituO at ienoe bOm ino i Gpi9beoen
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-11-03
(fr or f0rlOpct?

6orlopeoe @eriouer ituoe buite, al man9e
llouerensTcmmellc eiter &rpllupet fan blue
forcbgg9ct veo at boloe oeres 6oroeieiei COB
Sroen me0 electric g,itters. Z. u. SroWl
/ Gennet sUie, T. g., Tiger. Aoreois
leo min SnuituI al Ell oaarli9 6orogieIie og
oermeO ell lpa9 geper ineti bun table IN
Stprte o9 Gi9er og blep lom ct Nro9 az I'm
tioligere Sunobco. SGa loripgte bun Vlecs
tric Sitters. Der blalp mee ell @ang o9 til
ilut oioroe benoe oloeie5 uel. t>un er III
iiert o9 belN9 +" U. @, l'elto iGl9er og go
benz, Ill SOC ,Slal!en.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-11-03

- Ser er ira Duluth til europa
oaereoe afIenot 5000, 600 8nibels al
Wtataroni 9DeOe al bette 9lars 9lpling.
0ette tDoer paa at Marteoet for oenne
$1peoiOrt be9pnoer at bli 9anlfe 9oot.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-11-03

Sniur9entleoeren Satto 9lli paa 6i=
6sic fcinpiig oDfrrumplet
at be amerilanite &ropper pg nr9bt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-17
LODGE MOURNS
RULERS WIFE
C0NCLAvE IS SADDENED BY
SUDDEN DEATH
MRS. C. P. DANDY STRICKEN
Expires While Her Husband Presldes
Over Session Of Grand Lodge
Of the FraternaI
Brotherhood
MRS. C. P. DANDY STRICKEN

While her husband was presiding
over a session of the grand conclave of
the fraternal brotherhood, now In ses-
sion in Los Angeles, Mrs. G. p. Dandy
died suddenly at the family home, S06
Westlake avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Death was caused by heart disease.
Mrs. Dandy had been slightly i'll for
several days but was not thought to be
in any danger.
Her husband supreme president of
the Fraternal Brotherhood, was called
from his desk in the convention hall
yesterday afternoon about o'clock.
A message saying he was wanted at his
home was given to him. Mrs. Dandy
was dead at the time, but the husband
did not learn of his bereavement until
he reached the residence on Westlake
avenue.
A reception which was to have been
held last night for the officers and dele
service, at which expressions of sym
pathy for the supreme president were
voted informally.
The supreme lodge of the order will
convene this morning only to be ad-
journed Immediately out of respect 70
the deceased.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-17
BEEF TRUST MEN
OFF TO EUROPE
FEARS THAT WITNESSES MAY
NOT APPEAR
Important Information Now In Hands
of Federal Authorities, but No
Immediate Investigation
Will Be Made
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
CHICAGO, March 16.-Further in
formation is being received at the Of
flee of United States District Attorney
Bethea and Marshal John c. Ames
that prominent witnesses in the Beef
Trust" inquiry are leaving Chicago. No
immediate investigation is to be made,
it is declared, but, if all of the wit
nesses subpoenaed to appear on certain
days fail to report, bench warrants
may be issued and secret service men
or deputy United States marshals will
be sent to search for them. Evasion
of United States district court SUBJ
poena may be punished by fine or
Imprisonment for contempt.
Although it is not positively known
that Irving A. Want, assistant treas
urer of Swift & Co., has left the United
States, 1t is understood that Deputy
United States marshals have for sew
eral weeks been searching for him in
Chicago. He has not been at his home
loi ooilC liiile anu dL LIle OlIlCeS Ol
Swift & Co. it has been stated that he
is out of town.
The evidence that is likely to result
from the testimony of at least six
witnesses who will be heard by the
grand jury Monday is now in the hands
of the federal authorities. 1t is said
that most of the information that these
men can furnish has already been fer
reted out by Deputy United States
Marshal st. Clair and Capt. Porter,
who are handling that branch of the
case. Hundreds of pages of still
more important data are in the hands
of Assistant Attorney General o. H.
Pagin.
Packing company employees who
sailed for Europe yesterday are e. A.
Allen, former assistant secretary of the
Hammond Packing company, now with
the National Packing company James
Brennan, department manager for
Swift & Co.; F. A. Sphinx, traffic man
ager for the National Packing COM
pany.
President McLain of the National
Packing company and officials of Swift
& Co. said that their men had gone to
Europe on business which took them
there each year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-17
GEN. JOSEPH R. h.,.WLEY
is SERIOUSLY ILL
Little Hope Is Entertained That He
viii Regain His
Health
BY Associated Press.

BY AssocIated Press.
WASHINGTON March 16.-General
Joseph r. Hawley, who retired from
the senate on March last. after a ser
vice OF twenty-four years and who was
made brigadier general on the retired
list of the United States army by con-
gress in recognition of his valiant SER
vices during the Civil War. is lying ut
his residence in this city seriously IL.
His condition is said to be critical.
General Hawley had occasional per-
iods of semi-consciousness tonight and
apparently was a little stronger. His
system responded we'll to stimulants,
but no hope is held out that he will last
any length of time
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-17
WEDS F|ANCE IN
SURGICAL WARD
SISTERS HOSPITAL PATIENTS
SEE STRANGE CEREMONY
Handsome Girl Wearing Bridal Robes
Becomes the Wife of Young Civil
Engineer, Victim of Rail-
road Accident

Because her fiance was terribly in
jured in an accident three days before
their wedding was to take place Miss
Ida Lewis of Mesa Grande was not
in the least disposed to postpone the
event indefinitely, and Wednesday she
was married to John @. Morris in the
surgical ward of the Sisters hospital.
Clad in bridal robes which were to
have been worn at as pretty wedding
as girl could desire, Miss Lewis, ac-
oompanied by her mother, marched into
the surgical ward.
At the bedside of the groom the
bridal party was met by Rev. Stephen
Sherman of st. Athanasius church, the
officiating clergyman, and in the pres
ence of an interested audience of sweet
faced sisters and wondering patients
the service was read.
About six weeks ago Mr.. Morris, who
was chief car inspector of the Southern
Pacific at Yuma, was injured in an ac-
cident and was brought to Los An
geles, where it was found that he had
sustained severe fracture of the hip.
The accident occurred three days be-
fore the expected wedding. Miss Lewis
Immediately came to Los Angeles to
be with her betrothed in his sufferings
and has been a constant attendant at
the hospital.
Miss Lewis, accompanied by her
mother of Mesa Grande, went to
the hospital wednesday morning wear
ing her wedding gown. Miss Clara D..
Morris and Miss Isadora Porter attend
ed the bride.
Morris will be confined to the hos
pital about four months. Mrs. Morris
will reside during that time at 1920
Cotton street.
Mrs. Morris is a charming young
woman of the brunette type and strik-
ingly handsome.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-17
HUSBAND ACCUSED
IN CROSS SUIT
MRS. H. L. GORDON BRINGS
ACTION FOR DIVORCE
Wife of Wealthy AngeIeno in Turn
Accuses Her Spouse of Infidel-
ity-He Denies tine
Charge

Col. H. l.. Gordon, well-known citi-
zen of Los Angeles and reputed to be
worth half million dollars, who sued
for a divorce some time ago on statu-
tory grounds, yesterday was made the
defendant in a cross suit filed by his
wife, Mrs. Nellie X. Gordon.
Through her attorneys, Gage & Foley
Mrs. Gordon alleges that Colonel Cor.
don is equally guilty. Mollie and Vir-
ginia Kennedy, sisters of Mrs. Gordon,
are named in the cross suit.
Mrs. Gordon's attorneys ask $4,000 in
payment of their fee. The court grant
ed temporary injunction against Col
onel Gordon's property, the papers hav-
ing been served yesterday afternoon.
Col. Gordon denies the charges made
against him. Speaking of the trouble
that led up to the present disagree
ment between himself and wife, Col.
Gordon said last night:
"On February 25, through my attor-
neys, Stephens & Stephens, 1 filed pro-
ceedings in court for a divorce against
my wife. mentioning A. j. Montreuil
in the complaint. l had employed priv
ate detectives to follow my wife, and
on their report and her confession
based my action. 1 was so overcome
at the time that / had to summon a
physician. Next day l left the home,
at 1878 st. Andrews place, and have
not been back since"
Col. Gordon has been married three
times. His first wife died, and he was
divorced from his second wife. In
July, 1892, in Chicago, he married his
present wife, having met her in San
Jose.
Col. Gordon has four children. They
are Huntley L. Gordon, William w.
Gordon, Mrs. Rene S. Brassey and
Mrs. A. H. Headily, all residents of
Los Angeles Gordon is the owner OF
a business block at Second and Broad
way, and other valuable city property.
He also has a 25O-acre ranch near Ar
tesla.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-17
BELIEVE YEGGMEN ARE
AT WORK IN LOS ANGELES
Police Arrest Suspicious Character
Who Promises to Tell Secrets
Of the Gang

OF the Gang
Is there a gang of yeggmen operating
in Los Angeles?
The police believe there is. Last
night they arrested a suspicious look
ing character whom they think is one
of band of yeggmen now in Los An
geles.
Officer ziegler of the 'plain clothes"
squad, was approached by young man
on South Spring street early last even
ing, who asked him for money with
which to secure a room for the night.
He put up woeful tale about having
just come from San Bernardlno and
having no money. ziegler took him by
surprise by arresting him, telling him
at the time that he would take him to
the police station, search him and If
he found that he had no money he
would probably do something for him.
AT the station the man was searched
and 1t was found that he had eighty
cents in his socks.
BE easy with me and I'll put you
wise to something" the fellow told the
officer.
ziegler believes he has made an i'm
portant capture In this man, and the
police will use every effort to locate
those who are believed to be his ac-
complies.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-17
PEABODY SEATED,
MAY NOT RESIGN
INTIMATI0N THAT PLEDGE WAS
ONLY A RUSE
ADAMS HIGHLY INDIGNANT
Chairman Of the Republican State
Committee Says Promise to
Retire Was only Part of
Their Plan
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DENVER, March 16.-James II. Pea
body today won his contest for the Of
fee of governor, from which he retired
on January 10, after serving a term oe
two years, but his victory was achieved
only after he had given his pledge to
resign and surrender the chair to Lieu
tenant Governor Jesse #. Mcdonald.
Standing on the portlco of Governor
Peabody's residence tonight, while
band played and chorus Of voices
shouted congratulations to the COVER
nor, d. B. Farley, chairman of the
Republican state central committee,
engaged in conversation with a repre-
sentative of the Associated Press:
"Will Peabody resign?" he was
asked.
IT think not" was the reply.
HAS he signed resignation?"
"a tentative one, yes.'
"What will be done with it?''
Nothing" answered the chairman.
WAS this a part of the plan to seat
him, Mr.. Fairley?" the reporter asked
II believe so,' responded Mr.. Farley.
Pledged to Resign
At the conference at which the bar
gain was made pledges we're given to
the independent Republicans by the
heads of four large corporations who
had been active supporters of Peabody
that he would retire after being seated
and Lieutenant Governor Mcdonald to
take the Office of governor.
Governor Peabody's resignation, 1t
was said, was placed in the hands OF
w. S. Boynton, and will be filed by
him with the secretary Of state to-
morrow.
Governor Adams, who had spent the
day packing his effects, surrendered
his office to Governor Peabody shortly
after 5 o'clock this afternoon. Scores
of letters, kilograms and telephone
messages had reached the executive
chamber during the day advising Gov.
ernor Adams to hold his office by force,
but he decided to ignore this advice.
Adams Is Indignant
In conversation he said he felt out
ragged at the action of the general as
sembly and expressed surprise that
Mr.. Peabody should become party To
what he termed conspiracy to secure
the office of governor for a man who
had no claim whatever for the place.
Later Governor Adams will issue a
formal statement to the public regard
ing the result of the contest.
Jesse F. Mcdonald, who is slated to
become governor of Colorado, was born
in Ashtabula. Ohio. in 1855 He came
to Colorado in 1870 and has extensive
mining interests in Leadville and else
where.
Governor Peabody was escorted be-
fore the joint assembly by commit
tee after the adoption of the report,
Continued ON Page Fivep
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-17

1-Peabody may not resign.
2-Rain storm ties up traffic.
a--Marconl weds peers daughter
4-Southern California news.
5--Llbrary gift to college.
6--EditoriaI.
7-CIub woman honored.
s-9-Classified advertisements.
10-Sports.
11-Markets.
12-Look askance at garbage burnsiA
EASTERN
Peabody is seated governor OF Colorado. and
may refuse to resign, as he agreed TO.
Witnesses In beef trust case and some off,
cials Of trust hee TO Europe.
Meyer Guggenheim, copper magnats. dies at
Palm Beach.
Japanese take many prisoners at Tie pass.
and Russians burn vast supplies.
Car said 10 be determined to prosecute the
war.
Asrarian disturbances in various parts of
Russia cause great uneasiness.
COAST
Railroad traffic Is seriously impeded on both
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe lines.
Plans are announced for funeral services OF
ssi San francis Francisco's captain of detectives does
not believe Mrs. Stanford was poisoned.
LOCAL
Continuation OF rainstorm ties up traffic on
all lines.
Man drowned In storm at San Pedro.
Streets OF Los Angeles flooded by water
M o. Huber, postal clerk who went to
trial yesterday In the United States court
will probably be discharged today ON his plea
y Defense IN the Bell trial opens It's side Of the
case.
Child taken from mothers arms by officer
OF the humane society Is restored 10 mother
by Judge York I'm the superior court.
Mayor expected 20 sign ordinance regulating
eas and other public utilities.
Mayor McAleer requests mayors Of all cities
in California TO protest against Hahns light
Ang bill