davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-24
In Police Court.

In the police court this morning
Ida, an Indian, Billy Nulty and Frank
Ward were all found guilty of being
drunk upon the streets, and were
given the usual sentences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-24
OFF To THE SPRINGS
SOME PENDLETON PEOPLE
THERE FOR THE SUMMER.

A Large Number OF Transients Spend
Few Days at a Time There-Bath-
ing, Mountain Climbing, Meander-
ing the River and Dancing Are the
Principal Amusements-Portla
Receives so Much Attention the Lo-
cal Resorts Are Not Filled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-24

Fifty to 60 cases of yellow fever are
reported in New Orleans and the en-
tire south is rapidly becoming panic
stricken.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02

Yuear 6ursb 6@txfeH - grRs nuaIstat ,
1870 phrno 1e}; 16 Rtaxn lS3e: lo-1a
qfanb 1871; 8meste Dualtt s-ls Rfntb
1876 ; ID qfunb l2ae ; II Bfmb lbs ; 10
2rusto 13c.
GaIsformt'&e e4ufes-e BIZ 8 Rfuab e3e;
9 Bis IL YftIth Be.
e4uItern-Gna 9ureb, 10 ID 30 4fxxn
tm Dur4f&miH, sie; 1s Rtsxb Dur&f4nttt.
81, 10 bts IL yshns s4s
TrlbtfidsS Yed-RIarer eHgItj9 Gsreb I6e
aepdblter Susar 9ureb 16e, s67 Pfssb ta
Dur9i&ntt 1s}e 8 be Q Btuss ta Ssr1s
I@nitt 14}e; 10 bts - Pfnsb tm Ourdi&mttt
l23s; 5 Tfanb ts Dur&f&xtE, f4uaaI, lok.
8 Btanb tm Dur@i&nitt. i&uaaI, lo}e.
gped. gasI.-0ewdB!ter. 8 So 10 Bhnth
Int Dur&f&nta. 1s}e: IL bs II Pfnsb tm
Dux@iWntt, l2e.
Spe6-Riare eettea, 90 u 20 Bhnsb tm
Dur@j@uttt, 10}e; Msrs estest 70 bs 30
Rfunb, l0ie: 2lare NeIsss. - u 30 Rfmnh.
Zoe; Is Bis 10 Rfb., loae; Il ID 10 Pfwah,
l0e; 2lare Sea6ex, % " % 4hnA. loe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02
S~ele8rapbiiten
Sie Yitole auf bic grnf ssfeBt.

g t. pauI, L. Mug. Nasntsn
her Great Nortbsrn unb Der Nortbern
Yacific 8abn MAIDEN bic &unoe auf
ben ein3eInen Stationen unb fsflen ben
$elegrapiffsn bic WabI entueosr bic
reue 2Obnftala gu untsrssi9nsn obsr
ibre pofen aufsuseben.
ct. pauI. 1. Nug. um IL llbr
beute 0aat befabl prdFosnt pstbam
bonn Sroen Der Babntslegrapbiften
allen Wit9lieosrn Der Union Die M,beil
nieoeraulegen.
Die Babbeamten bebauptsn, bab fl
bic pldBe febr raid ftlsn t6nnen.
Streif BON SeIearap6t.
enernartet
st. PauI, Winn., 1. Nus. Nue
Berbanolun9en 3uiiden Der @reai
Nortbsrn uno Der Nortbern paciRc
Sa6n unb ibren Selegrapbifsn fino
gum Stiafanoe 9elangt. inbsm bic
gabnen srtIdrien. bs3iali9 bes 2Obnes
utiroen fe tsine 3u9eadnbnifIe MAIDEN
uenr berielbs ben 2eutsn nidt ssfaIs,
t6nnten He ben Sienff berlafen. Sies
mar bon ben Selegrapbifen ni9t CT.
uartet moroen. Der Prdfoent Der
Selegrap6ifsn-u Union bat nun an prd,
fibent SiG in SEEM Oort telearapbir!
uno ibn eriudt, isinsn ginHub gu
Sumter Der 8sbienfeten seltenb au
MAIDEN.
an benz Sample ftnb $50 SsIegra=
pbiftsn unb Mgsnten Der 8reat Nor.
therr unb 1900 Der Nortbern paciFt
betbeili9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02

Snbtcndsslis RaHees 8retie:
eeuobnI. Bis gutter 10-l2e; prtsta bis 10
Uabltr A-1se ; 5aney S2&-eas. soIbzs
geaow 10 BIB 22e. Saua 2s-s2e.
Sn Badetsa:
Hsioia $18.2s. 2ton $685., Series $685.;
Caracas s13. 90, Dtgwort53 s1a. 50, CztA
Sasa 8Ienb $l4. 90, RaiIFox& sls.ss, estss
BIenbeb Sapa $12.60.
8u6er-Domtnoes 7.87s; EtacsuSr 6 80
puIuerifrter 6.72e; XIII puIpersFrts s ne,
fetner gramalrter 6.l2e; gabea 5 &c; goss
fecticners' N6.47e RibsepooS q 6.2ae: sks.
xtr u 5.1se; empire VI 07e; SssaI Essrs
SoIoen 6 6.02e: MtnSfSr estra 6 4sYei
@isgsUoob 6 4s7e; oeIber Q 8 s2e; ID .
Bee Az.
GfFs-waa 40 OF. xeR). Sas. s-Ile >.
gaQone.
RidIes-24oO tint Sat SO; 1aco tn Gas
%; 1900 ta 9eIbfab $500; 200 TOD DAT
$3.50.
EiHs-SrasiI nea Sc bts LOG; SiEbsrts lss
gsanbeIn IA; rpei9i@aIise RaxSeIs lie;
Serbian RanbeIn Ibe; Beaxats 6e bs Sc,
gsr0fete 7e bts Sc; GusIi9s IasxaHe
@anbp-7c; etansen ser,tf9t 7s; sros
esr senii&t &c; Banner 5pta Be-; xrsazs
8onbons 10e; Ns. 2 Cream seuris@t Sc
@etrofnete S~rl9te-HepfcI. az Ger Sexss
sstrodnet. &c; Sobannssbsersa &c cts IKE;
eitron 18e bis l4e; ToRnea, 8 eronx. ys
Tfunb, 7e, 8 Grorua 73e, 4 grorx 7ts isas
u~aenfreie tbts Sc, California Iuseatel Yks;
eagtana Tx, tnrportirts suItaRa lie 6ss Ile
California Hpriiofen Sc bis Ice.
0etretee.
'nSesem - Ro. 3 retber s4}c, ssf sslss
fen. 84c BON RabIen; sto. 8 .otssr ID.
Gusuf e4e; Basexuebex S4e.
Rora (neaes) - go. / rets SEC: go. \
weib 55ae; $50. 9 wsib b54e; 20. 4 msts,
64t; 10. Q wsib ssni9t 65}s: Rp. 9
~ets ssnif@t b6e; SO. 4 usts ssuriidt
SIS; 20. 2 seIb 6S4:: 80 8 peEb 69Ie
go. 4 seb So; so. Q aenif@t 65ts;
10. 8 asnii9t 5sts: 70. 4 eeutH4t 5ss :
RoIben SAC.
eatT- Rs. 2 wetsa 26ie; 20. Q pd,s.
az; 20. 2 Geusfi9ter So; 20. 9 sssddlts
25:.
aeu 80. / airnotss s1o.e 90; no.
Q. 50 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02
Raden IL Bis Is sty.b 1ots; Mars Raasx Q

Riden IL Bis is Sffsnh 10ts; Mare Radexs
bts 8 Bfunh. 7l<e
gep6deItes e9uetRefet4 - Sxo@exlrfts
Tonep Big $500; 3Iarss 6em s1s. 30; 5GnD
lp $500; ebort eIsc e1&.So; R1apf
S13. 30.
geb6rrtes gtRbfeE& - eatatrn. s.g.
Sets, 13te; Kusmiettez oioe; JsAssi. i6i;
Rn6&eI 16e.
e&naab - tn zierces I. orat. s4:; Q
DuoIttdt 9Se; 8. nuaEttdt sfS
Barfe - gerduSerts seGtuGR 50
GGrantfurter 7}e; Bologna Ia TdrrHes &c. in
Tua SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02

Srii9es %tnbfeH&-BefIs4e etiers - 81
TIC; bieiise etiere e}-sie: Fefee Nsxbes
$50 bs zoo qtuab &c; btefae 1a5e zoe
Dts $50 Tfurb 6ae Sabe $50 Bio s50 Pfrab
IL; Stier Sorberuertd &c, 3ties 3ttess
pirrteI llfs Rinb et~rtesDtssta lie. Htab
g~orberpierteI &c. 9a5 Eortersierta b, &tb
btrterbierteI 9}c.
0rii9es 3aIbfeti9-3dber O.. 3htess
pierteI lie, BorberutertsI &c.
5rii@es 6@afRei& - 86ntuses tes Rtush
lie ; G@aft Sc; e@exiI l8e: Na63 hsra
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02
1cm @a0easRexH,

xtutotbp-Bertaufsprefe: 80. $1,000.
Rice Sersaufspreiie: 90. 0O-Se.oe
IeIftsorn gertaufsrreifs: is xaG hs
0aaIttdt, t8 bts Gle.
Safer--sef9dt 1856; Ia ben xekrez
B.O-$9.0 Her Isnne. seuer 8S-8Se,
etrob-prete. ie mad benz 0ras. x oaa
len, &.00-S8.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02

9aptber 3Ieeiamen 81 .76-s.T.
gnglti4er 3Ieeiamen $8.5O-s.N
&Iipte 3~Ieeiamen $s.00-s.5O.
GIfaIfa 8Ieeianten $8.E0-9.G0.
Beiber Rleeiamen $500.
@epabIter Iirnotbp l .8O-I.79.
SrSindrer bis gutter Eia,otbY s1.s5-I.so,
Sanes aentaap gIausras S1.oO-l.a5.
gIausras IN @baff b0e.
@usIfi@es 8Iausras SLAB.
OrGarb @ras 81. 7OE1.80.
%eb Fop IN Gbaf 75c-$1.le.
Rafer &orn 76e-$1.00.
anber Suaerrobr samea $1.00Al.2s,
Weiber Saferiameu 4Oc
5ribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Wetbes unb seIbes Rorm 81. e0-l.S5.
@eb Sob @nfIase $1.1OH1.25.
Com peas $l.76.
9iuet $1.20 bis $1.8b.
SrlbiabrssN eisen 81 40.
SekuiebeI, weibe, geIbe uns rotbe $3.50
pet BihbeI.
gu : &artofeI, geIbe Seriet, Bermuda,
9elbe ataniertono rnb fibit9e Queen g. 90 FER
SOB; rotbe Haniemenb $2.75; 8raiHamiide
RartofeIt, fribe 8 No&en zoe per BufbeI:
fribe Dbto 65c per BuibeI; frlbe Soie Soc rer
Sulbel; friibe Iurbant soc per Buibel; irHbe
Qebrot DOC per 8uibeI; RiiraI Eem pori uno
Green Mountain 4oe per Bufbel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02
8 anftafftrer berbate t

Clinton, WO., L. Nusuf. - 5.
Do. @aisp, ebemals 9aifrsr Der ban-
tsrOtten Salmon unb 5a6usr gant,
tuel6sr tpesen 5dliduna osrbaftet,
abe, sssen $4,000 YHrsi9aft sntlaRsn
tpurbs 1T untsr4 Nntla9en tpsssn Nn-
nubms bon D~epoften, obslsi9 bic
ganf %iniolbent mar, absrmals bsr-
baftet uurosn.
SsIb T m elmer ungen
Srau.
g t. Soepb, Did,, /. Gug.
5rau 5reo S9neioer bic ~18-idbri9e
Satin zines bisfgsn Sansibsrs iprana
bsuts Dor ben Iugsn elmer 100-f6pfigen
Wsngs in ben ct. 2ruis.6luB uno
ertranf, ebs ollie fe errsiden tonnte.
Grit nod 2 Stunosn tuuroe bic 2ei9e
%9efunoen.
Die Sobts mar bic So9ter bon g.
8. Osborn bon Chicago. Sm Wdrs
1904 lisb fs Rd bon Sdnsiber ent-
ftbren unb wuroe nit i6m in Snotana
setraut. gs tam gu bduslidsn s3ensn
unb bic Srau berlieB bier bic gemeins
lame Wobnun9.
@efern Mbenb traf lie ibrsn Manrl
In einsm part unb iaste gu ibm:
sd babe tein @slb sur, 2ebsr urtb
tperbe mid ertrdnfen." sic lieB ibreu
Dortsn iofort bic 9bat foleen.
9 9abenfeuer.
st. Soepb, no., 1. Nuguft.
Geuer, bas aus unbsfannter uria9e In
ben bisfgsn Qnlassn bon Spift & 60.
ausbra9, a.rff6rte ben 9rbberen She'll
berielbsn. Ser S9aben tpirb auf cine
balbs Wilion Dollars ssf9dbt.
g SOLICIT hbrte
Sprengung q.
Rem Dorf, 1. Nug. Gin Gel-
len por 200 pfunb @swiat firste Bel
elmer Sprengun9 auf bic 6o9babn
iholi9 bon proipset 9lbe. In Bronr unb
bdtte beinabe nod einen grprebaug ae=
trofsn.
Ss9s perione1 In Der Na4bari9aft
tuurbex Bel Der Sprengung f4uer. Elm
9ubsnb Iei9tsr bsrlsbt. MebrersW obn=
bduier tuuroen Fart bei9dbiat.
@ren3 freit.
Wempbts, Senn., l. Mugs -
Bon Baton i&ouge. Der 6auptfabt
9ouifana's tpirb gsmeIbst. .baB Strei.
tisfetten swif9enlbsn ~esierunsen bon
Southland unb WiifiRppt. beborfsbsn.
gs beibt, baBl Wilisfolbaten bon
WHRiRppi, bic ais Nuarantduetpa9e
aufssHelt ruaren, bswafuet oie @ren3e
iiberi&ritteu.
Der 3u9 mad benz Ween
unbS u bme + ten.
Rem BORT, l. Hug. @iner State
fit nod, ansefertist bonn Msenten bes
Srunt 2ines' NKueiation Clearing
9oufe auf Cuts 5slanb. beginnt bas
singeuanberts Clement f9 mebr urb
mebr benz Wefen uno Saouefen 3us
3~utpsnbsrt, uuo tudbrenb Der lebten Mo.
nate fOa Der srSbere SbetI Der einuaa'
beruns f& nod :bort sssosert baben.
9ierna9 taulen bic Miagara'g ren3oi'
ffrifte, tpdbrenS muir eth eerin9er Mn'
| tteiI auf bic WittsIfaaten entfeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02
u ngebot BON Mer3ten.

asr.te ibre Sienfie on. Der quite Wiae
miro anerfannt, bod 1T borldufs
tein geotrfniB borbanoen. gs fnb
bier cine Msn9e Msrsts, pel9s nod tsi-
men 6iebsrfaI 9ebabt baben.
Rad Der 8 uarantdne E..
Rem 0orf, L. Nuguf. Gin
pahagier uno ftnf 2eute Der 8sman.
nuus bss Sampfers vSan SarintO"
bon Der Mallorp-2 tnie, bon @alpsfon
nad 2sp Wst befimmt, tuuroen beute
Nbsno bonn Sampfer mad Der Nuaran=
tdne uno oann nod 9ofmann's Sslanb
our geoba9tuns sebra9t.
Der 9ampfsr tpurbe brei Stunben
unter Quarantine 9ebalten unb fsbte
barit bic Sabrt mad ieinsm Bier fort.
WfIt3aur Quarantdue E.
2tttIe d, 4rf., 1. Muguf.-
@oup. 9abis mics bsute Sen. 0apnes
bon Der StaatsmiIi3 an, 10 bel 2sute
ME nStbig 3ar fritten Sur9fhbrung
Der Quarantine sege1 ale puntts, bic
bon sslbem Jiebsr inHSirt fino, auf3u.
bisten. Sie Observation-Disclosures
bat fein @slo our Sar9fhbrung Der
Quarantine.
& ampf qegen Wostitos.
Wew Oorf, L. NuguF. Die
3erforung bon Wosfito=9 arben in
WaHertiimpelrt mittels Petroleum uno
bic Wusrottuna bon 1lntraut on feu9.
ten Pldben bat on BET Suite bon Song
Sslanb nnb Sem Serfep Die tlei,len
NudISeifsr faft aus9srOttst.
Weue . a mperItnie e.
Mobile. Mla.. 1. Muaua. Der
frana5Fi9s @Oniul Geo. u. Ribiers
fiino!9te heute an, bas cine frana6ff9e
Sampferlinie 3wii9sn Wobils, Sabre
unb Borbsaur am l. Nobembsr in Be=
trisb 9sisBt tusroen wtroe. Die 2inis
tpirb brei Sampfer babsn uub bon Der
fran36fi9en &ssierun9 Subfoisn be-
stebsn.
Webr 8ebaIt seDhn9t
@aftington n, l. Aug. Diff
3iere Der Mrnss unb 5loits babsn fG
3uiammensetban, I'M INT nd9fen Win=
ter bonn gonsreB b66ere @ebdltsr gu er=
lanasn. 5luttsn3ablmeifsr Carroll Bat
cine Bill entuorfen, tpel&e ben Beifal
Der Off3isre bat urb I'M GonersRs elm
sebra1t tperben fol-.
8eneralan tp Il W o 0 b b.
Qpfer8ap, l. Iug. @sns.
ralantpalt Woobp traf beute unertuar-
teter @eiie bier Elm. ST bate nit benz
prdHoenten cine unterrebung tiber oie
gsrbdltniHs i'm Mdsrbau-S Department
unb tpirb beute Nbsnb ooer ntorgsn
frib tuieber abreiien.
Bern9tfgfer ginbre9er
entfIoben.
2agrofe. @is., 1: aus. -
Carl Srainsr Witslieb elmer Banbe
bon RaRsnfprenser. bic elm Dubsnb
pofidmtsr In @tseonftn, Winnefota
unb Soma beraubt baben iul, brad
lsbte Wa9t aus benz bieRsen ZOE.
fdnsniRe. 8rainer uiro aud 3u
SeOttsburg, Snb., %perlangt.
Jreigepro9en.
Wanfato, Winn., /. gug. =
Or. O. R. 2o9 sin 3abnarst bon Nem
1lm, iuel4er angeflast mar, sinen
Rontnrrenten, @. 6. u. @ebbart er.
mOrbet iu baben uno 8 Mal proaeiFrt
tpuroe, III nun bon ben @eI1morenen
freigeipro9en tuoroen.
6tbe.
Mufin, Ser, 1. lug. 2ebte
Na&t uno beute berri9te i%ntenfbe 5ibs
Bier. I'm Mitterna1t mar es 100
Grab. @iele perfunen Fi9teten aus
ibren S&laf3imn,srrt auf bic StraBs.
Wdbrenb bes Cages fties bis Sempera.
TUT Hber los Grab.
8ennin ton.unter
4un>g.
San Diego, GAL, l. Nug. Sas
ELECTROMAGNETIC hber BITE 2ata.
ffropbe auf benz 2anonenbeot Ben.
ntn9ton iebte beute feline 3eusenper-
nsbmungsu biutsr beri9loRsnsn Sbh.
rem fort. E8 mtrb feline Nusfunff fiber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02
Gra@te nub 0emRie.
Tra@ts

Us1"
gepfeI-gute ao&aYfsl s3.25-3.60 per
Sab.
Bananen $l.5o-2.C0; Hetne sl-s1.&.
gitrpnen So $1,000 per Rife.
Dranaen - California S. per Rite.
gfrlide - Georgia 81. 2s; 8entudp $1.o0.
per @rate.
NHaumen - $1.50 per Rife.
grombeeren $1.25-$1.50.
Simbeeren - 1925 per grate.
@emhfe.
Motbe Miben 26e per Tusen6 8ut1es.
California @eIerp s6c-$l.O0 per Dun@.
BIumenfobI Zoe Yer Dusenh.
Differ giant 15e per Dutenb.
SaIat &c per Yfunb.
RartoHeIn 1880 pei Sad; s0e aaf ben
@eIeiien. Neue 59c bis s5c per guibsI.
Sainois SUI $ R~artoffeIn $50 PEI Sas.
Yarinirs $500 per Sat.
Rabieie 15c per Dutenb.
geteriIie &c per Duteab Bun&es.
Spinat -75e per 6ak
NeiSe Hiben $500 per SGT.
Nutabagos $l.1O-$1.20 per 6ab.
SpargeIn l0e bis 25c pei Haa@.
Rbubarb Ice Bis zoe pet O,&enb.
@riine SmiebeIn Sc per Duteno.
Rraut = 1851 per Grate.
@urfen - per Outenb.
3wiebeln = $1.7,- $500 per Grate.
Grbien $40 per 8uibeI.
9euen Ra,tofeln - 6oc -6'c per Bnibel.
GanteIoupes - $i.51 - 500 per Srate.
@aHermelonen - Ice 26e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02
Dattes, Gtes ssno + a

SdnbIer bsaabIen feteenoe Fseie;
Butter - Country. lie. Grscrsert zee.
slesa 23c
Gier-14c BET TI4sne.
4atner l03e, H6bne 8. Turiess-l0-l2s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-02

gnaros 8 BertaufS3reHs Jrztortirts
S5peaeridie 9oe pee Rfuns sts5etrai@s.
s&peseridis lie. Eiseoxfn greans $ raj.
Is. Nem Dort 0beobarS. Iet, sssbesnt
I&er ~2insbur9er 16e. Bird lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-06
MAY ARRES
OFFICER

Tim Burns. an policeman. ~
charged with assault aud battery By
Lloyd strinEer. aged T. Young
stringer appeared before Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Miller Satuf-
day morning and gave facts Huffi-
Client 10 warrant the filing OF the
complaint According TO Strlngar's
story. he and Earl Howe we're as
anulted and beaten terribly at Rec
reaflon park last Saturday. The
boys had climbed over the fence 81
we're enjoying the ball game. One
Of the attendants escorted them out
Of the grounds, when the attention
OF the boys ofienae was brought 10
the notice Of Burns. The parents
Of the children say the boys were
cruelty beaten. Young Howe was
scarcely able to get home. Burns
was discharged from the local po-
lice force for aazauitinE n special
officer some time ago. At the time
he whipped the boys. he was acting
as special officer for the ball com
pauy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-06
The MARKETS

~ Western avenue commissions
era were kept busy Saturday fin
ishlng their business for the week.
A Aren't ampsnt Of shipping has
beer going on this last week 70
Aiaakan ports. Win these ship
meuts and the heavy retail tSdo
the Western avenue brokers have
cleaned up their places Ia a sur
pnsiaR manner. Winshop- McQunf-
RE received the first shipment u
Washington peas Saturday morn
ing. They az going at ~ cents.
Ryan a Newton have another fancy
box Of berries. this time from Hood
river. the first on the season. To-
mntoes have dropped % 1915. Fine
black cherries are selling at a. An
other shipment 8f white Australian
grapes reached the market Bafuf-
day morning and are selling al "a.
Spring chickens are coming Ia very
good and selling a. 20 cents per
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-06

the upper story Of a building. miss.
ing a teamater by n foot u would
have killed him. Quick an a flash a
revolver was fired a. the thr0wer,
who leaned gloatlngly out OF the
window. Il must have been Dick
Dsadeyo or one OF hla mates There
seemed 20 De a fiutter Of excitement
up IN the block II wac learned AFT
erwufd that the gentleman who had
thfown tho bottle had been shot IN
The face.
Ten minutes later there Vas some
excitement down the stree, a eouuie
Of blocks An imported teamatfT.
soadcd ttll he vas crazy with icay
and rage. had run amuck WITH >
razor
The same afternoon two men
dashed into police headqunrteru ssii
fell on Tho flour 1hauated Whfp
they were able 20 talk they Nsh
they bad had a running fight fogH =
mlin
ti'a the ZANE Ola story. atntn
eYmpafhlfefa lecr &c the stFlts
breakers and IN some caaes thEdss
rfaara 81 them. A. usual. many -
the new men are professional stfltb
breakers. thugs and rougha. sho O.
lIghf IN that sort 90 work They Rfr
turned loose with rcvoiFerR and hfe
disposed % fire GA small pruv0h-
ton A this writing All The shyf
lnK has becu done b. strike break
crH
A feature II The strike is that Chi
caEn has become q city OF bundle
oaFfiefa There's nothing Tor buyers
% do but lug the bundioa W0mea
who wouldn't carry a spool az
thread under normal conditions.
taHniIiy SAX along with Packages
IT ne sire Of young trunks street
cars are niisd with shoppers and
their freight especially with ne
freight The sabufbaniie eith his
PACK ages Erlns a. be behaida the
ufhanIie with hia bundles AZ mat
taaa stand. the city man fnta he
situation uncomfortable u prnn.
Ices % breume decidedly serious
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IT DOES NOT
WORRY THEM

Robert Goas and John Mhepon-
aid. two little newaboyu, neither
more Than u years old. stood close
up undsr the ice OF Judge Griffin .
bench Saturday morning 20 answer
10 the charge OF burglary. Whcn
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
had finished reading 90 informn-
tlona. the court stood up 80 thai Il
might Eet a good view over the edge
OF the beach Of The tw0 little round
heads and put ON its most severe
expression
what do you think No had bot
ter do with these man. air. Aaekin-
toHhFf said the court Would it De
we'll % send them TO prison for
about 20 years. or do you think Il
would be better 80 give them q
longer termfF
Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosa
.pondcrrd a momant
Well be said. these two fell
lows are pretty bad. your honor. and
/ hardly think thcY should set or
10 easg a. that We have \ cumu=
.iaflve sentence law in this state.
ard ~ wa tried them under that.
think We could send both Of them
up for llfe-wc could set Goas here.
anyway. and perhaps we can figure
up souethlnk little harder for Nc
Donald"
Wholly uncancened. tho two
youngsters stood and heard the con
yernatfBu. the matter OF fact erprsa-
sion OF their two ehsruhic fRrea not
changing Ia the slightest They
we're glFsa until wednesday 90
plead and a. they left the room un-
der the escort Of a depuiY sheriff.
The prosecuting attorney made re-
marx.
sThoae tso." said he. are Ger
talniy bad ouca No. ihcy are not
hafdensd. they are laEt kaie0mined.
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ing police. have become common
plaee Large bodies OF police mass
ID a. strategic points Eiya the huai-
ness district a stated aiefc hook.
even though the eunpem Do nog war
soldier uniforms.
Real action can Be found ~ almost
any umo In tho course az a stroll
through the business district Not
always action attended by casual
tlcs but performances strenuous
enough oven u nobody ia hurt Il
may be some non-uulon teamafcr.
lecfed At. deridcd aud generally be-
devilea. Il may be a scattered firing
OF rocks. or general bombardment
OF shooting.
A newcomer here. a few days aeo.
booking tor action. vas suddenly be-
act by a rushing throag. A we'll
dressed eolnrnd man. scared and al
most hreathless. dashed into a Eruun
OF policemen. Behlnd him were a
score % men painting from the sx-
eftlen of running and tcruelous ss
man get to Be They were furious
because their quarry had found
safety The police crowded around
the fugitive 60 protect him. They
learned from the ppFsuera that be
had shot two men A detail % The
account waa that he sad brought
them down NJ a single shot The huls
iet passing through the shoulder II
one victim and into the arm ~ an
other.
The shooting made the fugitive a
prisoner. The police hurried him
AWAY. an angry crowd tagging be-
hind. They had progressed q block
when half a brick Was thrown vita
tremendous force ~ the prisousr.
Il wa catapult throw. bat too
htgh. The brick sailed over the
bead OF the target and landed 0u the
shlna OF the man Who usually Eeia
Il and Il getting his fall quota these
aays Tie howicd and weayed around
in the crowd. causing = good hit of
excitement
A lady hustled through the
crowd 20 see what Il was al abort.
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nng seripps ,s.ws An,

OMAHA. May G.-Aflor nearly
five years spent In eludlng the 20.
lice. Pat Grove. the alleged Ridnap-
er Of Eddie Cudahy. has vo'uutar-
NY revealed his whereabouts.
A. l o'clock this morning Grove
walked into the offices OF the
World-Iioraid. accompanied by
Thomas o'Brien. proprietor Of the
Hennhaw hotel.
The famous outlaw stated that he
Is tired OF being isolated from his
relatives and friends. aud wishes
10 reform and so into business.
Since ] left here I have fought
With the BoerH. and for three years
| lived quietly in a South eide fiat
in Chicago.
II want 70 remain IN Omaha aud.
n the indictments against me are
quanhed. III 80 into business at
once"
When asked II he kidnapped the
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PAT GROVE
IS IN OMAHA
ALLEGED KloHAPPER OF EDDIE cUoAHY Wsrs NEWSPAPER
oFFeE-sAYs He 10 TINED or ISOLATION

Cudahy boy. Grove refused 70 talk.
Tho kidnapping 81 the young son
OF the millionaire Omaha packed
took place on Dec -, 1900. A ran
som OF as 900 was demanded. but
so hot was the chase after the cap
tors that the boy was set free near
hts home. and the kldnapers got no
money.
Following the kidnapping. rewards
aKgrcgating $4,000 were offered by
Cudnhy and the city council and
county commissioners
Altar Grove had been interviewed
he left for the home OF his brother
In Council Bluffs.
what action the authorities will
take is not known.
II f. now reported that Grove g.
ia hiding IN Omaha or Council
Bluffs. The chief OF police has the
entire force hunting for Grove and
he says he viii prosecute him n he
finds him. Edward cudahy says he
has not promised immunity, but
viii prosecute % the fullest extent
Of the law II he can capture Grove.
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are Co be had. and smooth lawns
stretch away To clean. neatly paved
boulavaraa nut thla IL not 30. The
slart. Il seems, likes best 20 slng
about the humble roofs and modest
cottages that crowd socially to
gelher between the hills or perch
along tho hillaidea and banks IN
the losa preientioua portions OF Tho
city Tho suburbs. too. where the
grass grows Wi aud green. where
you0 eterH may run aud romp and
where there is plenty Of room oul
OF doorA n n fayorile nclghhorhNbd
u the atork
The big bird has other prefer
encea. also. In the racial line The
Irish and the Swedish are more
popular with tho atofk In Seattle
than are any other races, aud the
German follows next This prefer
enee Is shown hy the records In the
health otfioe books
During tho four years from 1900
TO 1904 the alnrk Increased his call
Ing llst from s2i homes to LII
and exactly SEQ more babies wore
left IN Seattle IA 1904 than In 1900
Estimating BY The product OF the
first three months. the atork's to-
tai distribution for the year 1905
win DO exactly t.hBl babies. ineiud-
ing all eolorB. nRtlonalliiea and
sores. an increase 81 AZ babies over
laat years record which shows
that the new national bird ia not
overlooking Seattle
NAN BYXBEE.