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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-31

The new members, elected two weeks
ago. OF the city committee of the Citizens
Union met last night to select delegates
at large to the convention of the organiza-
ZION. These were the selections
ManhattanR. Fulton Cutting, f. X. L.
Could, Frank Moss, Isaac y. Selisman. Ar
thur + Cosby +. \ Rmgler, Cyrus. /. Sulz-
berger. Oliver {. Semple, Calvin Tomkns.
seth Spraguc Terry. Julius. Henry Cohen.
4 W g. yelling. John Ford Frederick =
Lamb. Prof George W. kirchWey and Henry
Brooklyn : Frank l.. Babbor'. J. II enry
Dougherty. Henry Hept@. Frederic W; Hin
u. Livermore. John Thatcher and {. L.
queens Robert b. Lawrence, William II.
Bronx Fielding T. Marshall. John Z. Eusts.
Richmond e. j. Wheeler.
1t was decided to hold the first session OF
the convention on the last Monday IN April.
At this meeting a platform VIII lie adopted
and n committee appointed to confer with
other political organi2H,iors The meet
ing will then adjourn TO September without
naming candidates.
Nothing was done last night about can
didates or policy As matter OF TACT the
Citizens Union IL in now very much up
in the air, and the new committee will wait
for developments before it lifts up it's voice.
John j. Murphy, the secretary. sad last
night that the organization seemed 10 pc
very much divided wren ~ came 10 lalh-
ing OF the attitude the Union might adopt.
There were some members who Insisted that
Mayor Mcclellan was giving the city a
good and efficient administration, while
others were declaiminR against him and
saying that the administration is worse
than Van Wyck's. Mr.. Murphy minated,
that when the time came for the Union to
decide whether II would favor fusion
movement. put up u ticket or it, own or
ndorse the Mcclellan administration there
would undoubtedly he "A very animated
session of the city committee Some Of
the extremists in the Union had been talking
of John De Witt Warner for Mayor but
there il no concerted Warner movement.
The city committee and the delegates
at large will meet next Monday to reflect the
officers of the Union with K. Fulton Cutting
as chairman
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WEST SHORE r. r.

(New York Central & Hudson River r Il. Lessee
Trains leave franklin ~. station. New York. as
follows. and Is minutes later foot West 42d st.. \. r.
100 y. M.-ChiCagO Express.
'225 = A.-Cun. Lin. for Detroit, Chi. & St Louis.
$500 =. M.-For Roch.. Buffalo. Clevcl'd & Chicago.
$40 p. M.-for koch.. Buffalo. Detroit d ST. Louis
'g+5 L Nj For s. ra,. Roch.. Ma. Fails bet & chi.
DAILY. fDaiiy. except sunday. Baggage checkr
from hotel or residence by Wcstcpti Express.
4. II SMITH c. T. LAMBERT
Genl Manager. Geu1 Pass Agent.
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Mrs. Lemnswen's Bootso Move.

Augustus Thomas's comedy, Mrs. LET
fngwel's Boots is now housed at the
Lyceum. II settled down there last night
for long run. The play and players we're
greeted by crowded house just as they
have been at the Savoy, whence tho play
moved Inst night.
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10 John CLARKE aud ors. ......o e ana
Couulandt av, c 3. 30 > lj1th 81, ~ say.
Leopold hutier To Christian II Werner
German pl. n W cor iSsth st. iiiI195.sy
u3iixS1.i 10, Isaac Heller to isaac Schlcs
iuger and ano, mtgr SIS O............
ie9th 81, c \, id.l sc Stcbblns az, 37OV
1918; Annie Ro zone admS TO Mar 4
Boone s az. e 5. 2oss West Farms ri. 2syio.
John Baumller TO Abraham Marcus aud
ano, rutgc 5000. ....... --.......... ....
Westohestet sv. $ 2so 10 Southern
liam simpson H. lndiv c, al. cxcrs and
trustees, 10 American Real Estate Go ..
Garden ST. Z ;, lot so map South Belmont
5o1l0o; Rowland w Thomas 10 JOHN A
clinton Nv. e :. col n isist ST. oelxiio?
Jacob Lritner TO Ernest Hammer 80.
Webster av s q cor l7Oh 81. JOGpQ. Ernest
WenlglnAn to Harry II kutner. mtgc $500.
and all Hens ........
Same property. Harry Rutnrr to lsidor
II Kramer. all Hens. .,.......s ....... 3d..
Prospect av, cor Beck 81, nuns 1888 loy
nisl0x 9 is7.6Ie 30x n 70 TO Kelly ST XIV
0S,6 10 av y " 8O7 4. John J Murphy to
Starr Realty and Construction co .....
I'd 81, II ;. $50 W 6th aV. lOOGi09.4: Williams
bridge: William Patton to James b Smith.
mtge 5000 .............. ........... .....
George Smith ei a. to Emlllne W Dur
Hoo AZ, II W cor d7th st. ioo1So william
Crockett ct al TO Samuel Goldstein, Tigc
Hoe sv, E cor Ie7ih st, iooIJo same to same,
Sd SIX 5 LOT s7s map Laconla PARK. xii fi'G
Mary Dunn 10 August G. Burkhols
Prospect ay, :, 800 .Throsgs Neck I'd
2SG97 .s9251s97 Nellie | Babcock to John
Catherine Devinc TO August Kuhn, mtse
Simpson St. NE cor Home st. o5.ii1isii.G
o22G5O.7. Simpson Il. :. 9Tit Home
s., 25xioo. John oConnell 10 Leonard
ie7th st. n " cor Boston I'd. iip5x irres'
James I Barry to Mary T. Barry .o........
Southern Boulevard, ;. 70 n c fyongwooi
av. looIioo. Rafael II GOWN and auo to
vyse av. cor Freeman 81. e5x25 Emanuel
Glauber to George Fernschd, mlge
issih 81, ; 5, sis " sd az. 25Xioo: John b iers
10 Mary Hcuer ......-...... ........,.....
Buckhout st, u =. is5 = Concoursc 251i0o.
James 9 Powers ear and trustee to Jacob
Bryant av, s. SIS n Freeman 81, a5Sico.
Ann 4 -HdiTteh to John Ellison
Same property; John T Ellison TO Fdwari
Schaef'r Inigc $3.50 ,.....-... . e and
FalrrOunt pl .. 50 " Clinton az ~ tX93.Gt
so:Ha0,s; William c bergen to Alexander
blmberv, mtge $500 b. .........o c and
Southern Boulevard. e s. IS n longwooi
az ioQHiOo Maurice Myers to Clarence p
Banbridge az. W s. lots 81 10 ~. man ~ 81
lots estate Valentine. william II Wright
q al To William c Bergen. mtgc 1880.
..t.-.-.. .....,.. ..--.-. -.... . % and
klly st " s. Us 18TH 81. jOSiOO Alice
Lew 20 Samuel Joseph ct al. mtge $500.
Washington Av. $, rs line between lots
% and ~, map Aorrisania: Fanny Green
to John Davis. mtge $1,000 ............
German pl. II cor l5sth ST. iifIG- 3Xit9tiX
500. James { Crawford and anO, trustees
to Isaac Heller Observation-Disclosures.
Park av :. Is 2lath -, 5OxiO6: Williams.
bridge: Ann Dieter ct al TO George W
Springer Observation-Disclosures.
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Mr.. Conried said last night that Signor
Caruso was better, and that he would IN
doubtedly be able to sing in Aida on
Wednesday. Sgnor Caruso took cold on
the trip back from Philadelphia last Wednes-
day. when the company was delayed two
hours by he blizzard
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Mercer street. Z iaSt-. two four STORY
stone front Ioft and store buildings Interior
lot. beginning 81 feet west Of BruhdwAy'
04Ilt0.i. j. \. Gerard ~. +. H.. Hlggln
psr,itIon, 1 10 Inc pIaniir Tor 800
sath street. No. 22o. south side. 2si feet east
OF Sd avenue. 25NiOOk' nve story BRICK
tenement. Sicgfrted Wris IS. Anna Bac-
ouby et al. Due on Judgment. t2.O67.L
subject TO taxes. &c, to95 Is. pnor mort
cages. $4,000. 10 the plaintiff for -........ Fl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-31

Mary F. Belts is the buyer Of No $50 Fifth
avenue, and William 7 CLYDE the BUYER Of
No Vast Fifty-frst street
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al 40 l6l Broadway. - O'Clock A oompefc
lsi Of auctions scheduled for toe ensuing wefk Is
printed every sunday
BIT TosEPH P. DAT.
Broadway, No. ln9. west aide, about ali
feet norm Of Rroons street; polox-so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-31

JULIUS SHONGOOD. Aactiontcr
B- joseph ShnnROods sons. hucts.. 81 Howcry
jan 1l-JsWelry n II Wolfe. idseThs Co.
Jersey CITY CirSer Co. Dro1',lvu
Feb. 2-Clothlng. : Frcund i54S 80 av
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-31
Court Of Appeal. Calendar

ALHANI. Jan. 9o--C(urt Of appeals Calender
for o-nouov Nos. ia iTs. H. lisa no rs. is4
and las
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-31
BALTIMORE & CHIC RAILROAD.
ROYAL Blue LIN TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER EVEN HOUR"
70 BALTIMORE and WASHING TON
SPLENDID TRIM SERVICE,

Daily. ". New York City. South Ferry. Liberty ST.
Chicago. PittSburE. 1910 Mt. 1915 Mt. Sleeper.
Chicago, Columbus. u IS = m. i20p Mn Diner.
PittsburECleveland aas pm. lt1p-m. Lind.
"PittsbnTR Limlf Ltd" e55 IN. 10 D m Buffet.
Cincinnati. st. Louts. 1910 M. i1ih NJ. Sleeper.
Cincinnati, 81. Louis s.55 am. 1000 an. Diner.
Cincinnati, ST. Louis 81 . N. $40 , m Finer.
on1ceS, 26i. f5l SO Broadway. Aston House.
ios Greenwich 81. IS Union square W spi Grand
and Liberty Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-31
READING SYsTE M .

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. X.
Liberty Street aud South Ferry time from south
Ferry nve minutes earlier ihsn shown below.
MAUCH CHUNK-i400 t7'i5 Esston only. 9i1
a N, 40. $40, 500 t5:i5 Esstcn only p m sun
days. n 80 a m, 100, $50 o. m.
WIIkEsBARRE AND SCRANTON 400.
LAKEWOOD LAKEHuRST TONS RIVER
AND BARNEGAE-zl0O $40 a. M ~ 80 gaS.
$40. Lakewood and l-akrhurSt only 90 1905
p m. Sundays, go a. m.
ATLANTIC CIrY.--'p:4O 8 m. $40 n. m,
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-s'i:oO a ~.
LONG BRANCH. AsBuRY. PARK. OCEAN
SHORE POINrs-s4oo, $50. 1850 a M, Xi 20.
t.A5, $50, $50. ii;5o 2 m: sunday except ocean
Grove, 300 q. m. 400 $50 N.
BCH. EAST LONG BRANcHIsco. 5 So s a.
1870 e. NJ %. 40 $50 Atlantic Hlds only $50
PHIIADELPHIi lREkDlNG TERMINAL, 80
100. $3.50. 200. 1900. 400. i5,Oo. 1000 $50,
500. il0SO p m. 1915 rndt
Z4TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-A rs. 800.
1000 .l290 a: m. 200. 900. 800, 40. 'ag5
BkLTIMoRE AND WARRINGTON 1000.
'i200 200 400. 800 200 'I2l5
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
NIiLIAhSPORT-4o r425. 800. 1910
1000. 100 q. m. Reading only. rIIO1, i'm.
200 p. m. Reading. Pottsville. Harrisburg only
400. 500 p. m.
zFrom Liberty Street only, DAILY. DAILY,
VIA famaqua. IShturdAys aEEcept SATURDAYS
ohces. Liberty 81. Ferry, South FerrJ-, g Asior
House 2ei. 4st, 1870 la5. Broadway. lsz 5th Az,
i:5th ST. 2f5 Columbus Az. New Yors Court ST.
3n. sGo Fulton St, Brooklyn: 800 Broadway. WI.
namsburg New York Transfer Co. calls for and
CHECKS baggage 10 destination.
". g. BESLER. c. N BURT
lire Iir,-s- MGR. Gen pgsS'r Arcnt
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OLD DoMIMIoN LINE,

For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth.
Plnncr ; Point and Newport News. Va, connecting
for Petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach, Wash
lnC'on. H. g. , and entire south and West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier
- y r.. foot Beach ST.. every week day At r ".
II. 70. Walker, Vice President & frame Manager
-, MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
EW0WAN Tickets TO Texas. Colorado, Mex
IN " IL leo, California, Arizona. New
- X a. Mexico. Mobile, Ala. Georgia.
SeAfSEI,-U Florida. Ir.e Ocean BOOK"
w '~S&~ WEEKLY ENCU RsIONS
TO FLORIDA.
c. H. MALLORY & co. 10 Front 81. y. !.
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NUnntIN NIIy NtWc7I HVVI
CHALF
HOTEL JACKSON

OPEN ALL THE YEAR
on the beach front. Nirllnia ave. Atlantic City ,
200 ocean front rooms new. nreproof, huilf M
brick. slonc and Steel 81 per week Orchestra.
JNO. CRUISE.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA

ST. John steah Sssi: ; .aS g.
par.or. golf privileges, etc. tourists rates.
THE COLUMBIA. Columbia. s c.
Special attention 10 tourists. Good service
S, =. WHEELER
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Private Sales.

TH1RTY-FIFTH STREET. -Coilins 4 Collins
have sold for Charles W. Draper No 20
West Thirty-flfth street. four story dwell
ing. on lot 2lx7l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-31
CTS CONVENE LATE IN APRIL.
VIII Make Platform Then and Find Can
dlda1es Later.

The new members, elected two weeks
ago. Of the ty committee of the Citizens
Union met last night to select delegates
at large to the convention Of the organiza-
don The % were the selections
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-31

borough Of The RrourJ
Prospect av. cor Beck 81. starr Realty7
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Grand Atlantic Hotel,
Virginia Ave. and Beach,
HADDON HALL.
uHOTEL TRAYAIORE
Gl ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.

remains open throughout the year Every known
COMFORT and convenience. Coli privileges Runnuy
SEler IN bedrooms. 1RA1hORE HOTEL co
-. y. WHITE. President
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
THE REWARD OF HEAD.WoRK

For several days the policeman On
the beat had observed small b5v
who spent the most of his time lopng.
ing near a downtown street crossing
and seemed to have nothing to do
one morning he accosted him.
Tommy, he said, aor whafeyar
yonr name is, you do entirely too
much loafing round here. Hadn't yoJ
better be home?"
I amt loafn'e Indignantly replied
the boy. 4 got reg'Ier job here"
You've got a job? What is 10"
DE guy wot owns dis store paws
ne a dollar week for keepin' dis
erossin' swept clean"
But | never see you doing anv
work. said the policeman.
Course not. returned the boy. Il
take de money an let out de job fur ;
cents week to de kid wot's out ,Iera
s"eepin' de crossin' now. He gifts his
pay reg'ler, an don't have to do no
aeadwork huntin Jobs. Youth $
Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
Promptness in Pre-
pairing Prescriptions

In our store prescriptions have the
right of way There is an infallible
rule in our prescription department
which says "Do it now" Of course,
some prescriptions take longer to fill
than others; but you may be assured
that the prescriptions YOU bring US
70 fill will be compounded in the
shortest time possible, quicker, We be-
deve, than any other store prepares
them
This rapid-accurate service COM
bined with the absolute purity of the
drugs We dispense places us in the
front rank of prescription pharmac-
lists. It costs no more to have your
prescriptions filled here than where
you have to wait
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
. = p 2 p + r 2 z 2 = p
LOCAL ANO OTHERWISE.
= = = r r = . r = = =

= = 2 2 2 = = = , = = .
o. W. Boyce deyotes his time to rents.
The GraDnte E1nc adv. brings re
.Hlts try one.
Sand delivered on snor notice
Bawkins Sand company. Old phone
641.
Miss Hazel K. Levy. daughter u
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Levy IS sick Of
a fever.
Ralph Robinson. who has been
s:ck for several days. Is reported bet
ter.
Removed 70 21t West sarraque
-freet. Wm. Keller. manufacturing
md repairing harness and saddles
-LeNaire's band gave another con
cert ar he courthouse plaza Friday
night. and there was a good crowd or
10 hear il.
Before letting your contract for
rlumbing or sewering see the Pine
Bluff Plumbing company. O'Connor
and Donovan, proprietors.
Subscribers COINS away fer a few
weeks may have the paper forward
cd by sending postal with address. No
e1tra charges and change of address
as often as desired.
Must be sold at once. Home on
East Second avenue part cash bal
ance in payments Call at once on
Chas. Haycock. real estate and insur-
ance agent. f13 Pine street.
Guy Boulware of Stanberry, No.
formerly connected with the Wabash
railway. has accepted position with
the Cotton Belt as machinist in the
shops here.
Yes, have home that I can sell
to a good coored person; part cash,
balance in payments. See me at
once Chas Haycock, real estate
and insurance, 113 Pine street.
The patrons of the Colored IN
dustrial Institute are advised that the
school will open on Monday, Septem-
ber Il. 1905. New pupils should ap
ply without delay.
Will Stewart, colored. who was
charged with stealing something from
guest of the Brookhill hotel was
fined $40 for petit larceny, in Police
Judge Toney's court Saturday morn
ing.
Those wanting an honest load of /
wood should call upon Meeks and
old phone 52G. Dry oak
wood, stove length, from s125 to $3.50
per load, to suit customers Deliver
I'd on short notice
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
BEDELL'S PHARMACY
2IO Main Street
SMILES OF ACTRESS COST JOB
indiana Pedagoeue Asked to Quit for
Befriending Performer.

Terre Haute. Ind, Sept 9.-The
school trustees of this city have deeid
ed that an actress is not a proper
friend for a man holding down a job
az principal of Tarre Haute school,
and have asked Professor Frank Brue-
beck, chief pedagogue Of one of the
schools here, to resign. Professor
Bruebeek's offense lies in the fact that
while he was at Haheyiew park this
summer he spent good deal of time
n the company of woman member
Of vaudeville company there The
professor says he was guilty of no i'm
2ropriety, and asks an investigation.
EpY$ - ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
SMART AND RICHEY.

The business of this firm has so In
creased in the last few years that
NE find it necessary to give it the
management of more than one person
and we assure the public that any
orders entrusted to us will have our
careful attention. Call en- US at the
old stand-Nos. 324 and 32G Pine
street Yours for business,
F. G. SMART,
y. D. W. RICHEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
ANNOUNCEMENT !!

We wish to announce to the public
hat we have today formed a co-part-
nership in which D. w. Richey, form
trly connected with Gillespie and
Brother Grocery company, has become
/ half partner in the grocery business
gf F. G. Smart, and the firm name
will in future be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10

When you cut your advertising you
tell outsiders that there is something
the matter with the inside of your
husiness.-Nathl c, Fowler, Jr Bos-
ton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10

The lively bsuiness man is making
of his advertising an alarm clock that
Will stir people and communities
Charles W. Harper, Columbus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10

WE BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS
OF SECONDHAND GOODS. PACK
AND SHIP FURNITURE. SEE
SIDNEY HELMS & CO., 21o WEST
SECOND AVENUE. OLD PHONE
4o5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-10
THE MARKETS

QUOTATIONS..
Corrected daily by c. c. Taylor
and company
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-30
DINNER FOR THE PRESIDENT
Secretary Bonaparte viii Entertain
the Chief Executive on Board
the MayhOwer.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29-The secretary
Of the navy and Mrs. Bona parte will be the
host OF the president and Mrs. Roosevelt
at formal dinner on board the United
States steamship Mayfower on February
O. The dinner company will include thirty
guests, who will be received in the historic
cabin where the president presented the
Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries TO
each other on August last. This will
probably be the first time that the president
has been aboard the Mayhower since that
memorable day
The secretary and Mrs. Bonaparte have a
home in Baltimore and a country place in
the suburbs of that city. They have rented
apartments for the winter i'm Washington
and the secretary will follow the custom OF
Secretary Long, who gave his cabinet din
ner to the president on board the Dolphin.
Lieutenant Commander Andrew T. Long,
commanding the Mayhower. has brought
his ship from Alexandria to the navy yard
at Washington, where II is berthed along
side the landing. II was intended that the
Mayfiower should come directly from the
navy yard. New York, to the navy yard,
Washington. but it was found necessary TO
do considerable dredging here before the
Mayfower could come in.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-30
LONG ISLAND DENTIST HELD
DR.. simpson is accused OF Numbering
His Father-in-Law at
q, Nosthport.

NORTHPORT, Il. r. Dec. 29.-At the in
quest held here today. over the body Of
BARLEY T. Horner who was shot and
killed by his son-in-law, DR.. ]. w. Simpson
a New York dentist, Dr. Simpson was held
on a charge of murder by the coroner and
was taken to the prison at Riverhead.
Sensational developments came out at
the inquest. The autopsy disclosed that
there were two bullet wounds in the dead
mans body-about four to six inches apart
One of the wounds was directly in line
with the watch pocket in the vest and a
portion of the gold chain was carried clear
through the body by the force of the
bullet and imbedded in the muscles of the
back DR.. Horner was for years the south
ern representative of the Lorillard tobacco
firm and was worth about 100000
At the inquest Mrs Horner, the widow,
was the most important witness "Dr.
Simpson" she declared, said in my hear
ing at the supper table Wednesday even
ing, the night of the shooting, that he
wished the old man. meaning my husband
was dead.
"A few mouths ago my husband made up
his mind 10 have his will changed He
was worth about 10000 should say. He
wanted the will fixed so that the fortune
would not be squandered by DR.. Simpson
THE lawyer arranged TO come to our
house yesterday. On Wednesday my SON
in-law arrived from New York and at the
supper table declared that the will could
not be changed; that such a thing was not
possible. Then he made the remark that
he wished Mr. Horner was dead"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-30
ANXIOUS TO FIND OLD HORSE
Terre Hnute Man Calls Ip Omaha by
phone 10 Inquire After
Lost MIG.

What greater love can any man have
for his horse than that he will pay nearly
any price for it's recovery when stolen?"
was the question asked by Chief of De-
tectives Dunn at the police station Friday
morning when he read a letter from J.
w Lightfoot OF Terrc Iaute. Ind. ask
ing the Omaha police department TO locate
an old swayback and partially blind horse
recently stolen from the Lghtfoot home.
THE horse is not worth much now to
any stranger, but / want to find and take
care of him for the good he has done and
am willing to pay any reasonable expenses
incurred in his recovery" wrote nv. Light
foot to the Omaha police.
Mr.. I.iEhtfoot is so anxious to recover
the animal that he called up the police
station by long-distance telephone Wednes-
day evening and then followed that in
quiry by letters. The horse was described
as follows; About y years OF age dark
brown with white spot in forehead and
hind feet white; sixteen hands high; blind
in left eye; very sway backed; may have
brand I'll" since stolen
Mr. Lghtfoot requested that "A photo
graph of the horse be taken and forwarded
Immediately If the animal should be
located. The owner stated he understood
the horse was shipped to South Omaha for
sale or reshipment
Mr. Hghtfoot is reported as being a
prominent business man mt Terre Haute.
Captain Dunn, who is an experienced
horseman, believes the animal was kid
mapped for a ransom, the thieves learning
that the horse was valued highly for his
years of faithful service