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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13
-Four Facts For
Sick Women
To Consider
,a~dio B. Pinkhon's Vegetable Compound
Has an UIssqu0isd RscOrd Of Cures
Mrs. PinEhanl's AdCies Is CO1fidSS-
sicL. Free, and alloys Helpful

FtRsr.-That almost every operation
In our hospitals performed upon women
Hecomes necessary through neglect Of
huch symptoms as backache, Irregular
and painful menstruation. leucorrhea'
AIgpiacements Of the uterus, pain IN
sehe side, burning sensation In the stom'
Sch, bearing-down pains, nervousness
kizziness and sleeplessness.
6EcoNb.-The medicine that holds
enc record for the largest number OF
ehsolute cures Of female ills Is Lydia
n. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Ft regulates, strengthens and cures
Diseases OF the female organism as
nothing else can.
For thirty years 1t has been helping
women to be strong, curing backache,
nervousness, kidney troubles, all utter
Ane and ovarian inflammation, weak
ness and displscements, regulating
anenstruation perfectly and overcom:
6nT its pains. 1t has also proved itself
4n1aluable in preparing for childbirth
and the change Of life.
TmBD.--The great volume OF unso'
aicited and grateful testimonials on file
~ enc Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, many Of which are from time TO
aime published by permission give eb-
eoiute evidence Of the value Of Lydia
&. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
IRA. Pinkham's advice.
F6URTH. Every ailing woman In the
N1nited States IL asked TO accept the
I-aa~-lwA tw.l4a xlnv1 r. IN $yhaA will
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13
Sweden stremrthens Frontier.

Stockholm, July S.--The Associated
press has high military authority for
stating that Sweden is taking pre-
,eautionary measures on the frontier TO
afEset the reported threatening attitude
'pf Norway. The Swedish treasury Fri
Gay borrowed s65OO,0O0 to pay ex-
,traordinary expenditures, II is rumor-
Cd that two high Norwegian officers
have been arrested at Christiania be-
pause they refused to foreswear al
Jlsgiance to King Oscar, The rumor,
EhDwever, has not been confirmed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

St Petersburg. July 6.-The situation
regarding the armistice is as follows.
Russia has formally slgni1ed to Presl-
dent Roosevelt her desire for a lasting
I'eace not only by the appointment oil
philipotentiaries who will be accom-
panied by eminent experts fully en-
powered to conclude treaty subject
only TO the ratification Of the re-
spective governments, bit as a final step
has Indicated her readiness to suspend
hostilities. She has avoided formally
asking for an armistice as a matter of
pride.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13
Commi..Ioners 10 Pnnnma.

New York, July 6.-Two Panama
canal commissioners, Gen. Peter O.
lIaines and Col. M. B. Harrod. saile1
for Panama Wednesday en- the Segu.
ranca to collect 4ata concerning the
surveys Of the canal route and 10 pre-
pare plans of this route for use by the
advisory board Of engineers. which
meets in Washington September /.
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sentence omcer1 to death.

London, July S,--'rhe Toxic CORE
apondent Of the Daily Telegraph de-
nlAres that Gen. LInevitch has sen.
Yenced several Russian officers Ia
Geath for circulating seditious cIrcu.
ahrs, and on the authority Of the pa
iper's Japanese correspondent at Mott
uapan, asserts that all Poles and Jews
u LlneHtch's army are mutincus and
a1Te constantly surrendering so as to
Nnjoy a pleasant captivity as prisoners
nj the Japanese.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

Sedan. Kan, July 6.-Ths Atchison,
Topeka q Santa Re railroad wedns-
day hled Its answer in the suit brought
BY the Kansas oil producers associa-
ton charging the road with conspiracy
with the Standard OH company to con
troll freight rates on oil. The road
denies the contention Of the oil pro-
duoeu and sets up the statute Of hmi-
ation as q further defense Testimony
In the case win be heard early in Az.
gust
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

Nacona, Tex, July GA tornado
passed over Nacona Wednesday after.
noon, killing the wife of Sam Tum-
bleson and their three children, and
Destroying William Harrington's
house Tumbleson's ranch house was
badly damaged. Other lives were
lost, but details are unobtainable.
Crops in the path of the tornado were
utterly destroyed. The tornado killed
nine at Montague.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

\ Chicago, July S.-Alarmed over the
barge number of assertions from their
zAnks and the Increasing demoraliza'
zion among their members. the depart
hnent store drivers have decided to re-
tsume picketing Saturday at all Of the
department stores involved In the
strike. The unions entire force, com
prising over $40 men, will be required
10 do picket duty.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13
JEROME FIGHTS GAMBLING.
District Attorney of New York Says
Gamblers There Rave Nothing
Left to Work with.

Kansas City, Mo-, July civilian
Travers Jerome, district attorney Of
New York, who has won distinction
as strenuous prosecutor, was at the
Hotel Baltimore Wednesday night. He
is on his way to Ottawa, Kan, where
he addresses the Chautauqua assembly
Friday afternoon. When asked about
the condition Of the lid" in New York,
Mr.. Jerome said:
THE particular part Of the lid that
! have been sitting on is there to stay
| have been devoting my attention to
the gamblers, and they are out Of bus
lness for good. They haven't anything
left to work with. l have conhscated
all Of their paraphernalia, even from
the storage warehouses. and have burn
ed many thousand dollars worth OF
valuable furniture and equipment
] had a room about half as large as
this lobby filled TO the ceiling with
gambling devices at one time. They
all went into the crematory Of the
street cleaning department
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13
FINLAND Honors Hay.

London, July 6.-England Wednesday
paid to the memory Of Secretary Hay
q tribute seldom accorded to a for
elgner when solemn memorial services
were held in St. Paul's cathedral. The
immense edifice was crowded. the seat
ing capacity being taxed to the full
est extent. ...-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

Rome, July GA memorial SERVES
for the late Secretary Hay was held Ia
St Paul's (Amerlcanl church Wednes-
day at the same nour at which the &C.
taal funeral was taking place In the
United States. The officials Of the
American embassy, headed by Ambas.
ssdor White, who was secretary Of the
American embassy IN London when
Mr.. day was abassador to Great Brit
ain, and Consul General Decastelro
and many members Of the diplomatic
eOrps md eplony were present
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

Paris, July S.--Gen. Horace Porter
left Paris Friday for Cherbonrg where
he will sail for New York on the
steamer Deutschland. A number OF
officials and friends accompanied the
general TO the train and gave him Il
notable expression Of esteem on the
termination Of his long service as am
hassador to France.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13
Krur.l, 49, J, s.,n.,.rol.

sevastopoi, July 6-Ths Black sea
squadron. under Rear Admiral Kruger,
returned here Wednesday from lie SEQ
ond voyage to odessa The squadron
inolnded the battleship Georgi PobIs-
donosetA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

Moscow, July Cen. Cozloff, the
governor general, has ordered the
great hall of the Tlinsky palace in the
Kremlin to be redecorated and put in
order, and q report Is current that the
emperor intends to come to Moscow
for the purpose Of delivering q mani.
f'sto summoning the representatives
Of tho people.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

London. July an Takahashl, the
financial agent Of japan. sAys TIE jap
ansss loan nesodntions Ars proceedlng
satisfactorily but hare not yet bssn
aennltslI eonelnded -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

Washington, July S--Norman Hutch
inson, American charge at Caracas.
has reported to the state department
that the president OF Venezuela has Is
sued q decree practically making the
salt Industry Of Venezuela q govern
ment monopoly. He says the govern
ment only can export salt and offer
Il for consumption.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

Topeka, Kan, July 6.-Receiver
Bradley Wednesday night announced
that the people who made deposits in
the First National bank last Friday
and Saturday would receive all their
money as soon as the proper arrange
ments could be made. These deposits
were kept separate by the bank oficers,
and will not be considered with the
regular business Of the institution.
A secret meeting Of attorneys and
others representing the different Dew
lin interests was held here Wednesday
night II was intimated that some
sort Of a statement would DO made
Thursday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

Topeka, Kan. July "a petition to
declare c. J. Devllp q bankrupt was
filed in the United States district court
Wednesday on behalf Of Kansas City
creditors.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13
MORE BANKS CLOSE.
Banking Business at Topeka Has
Become Normal.
TWO ILLINOIS BANKS SUSPEND.
Kansas City Creditors File Petition
to Have G. J. Devlin Declared >
Bankrupt-First National
Not to Resume.

Topeka, Kan, July Gin bankin
ind business circles here Wednesda
everything Is quiet and trade has re
sumed its normal conditions. Their
vas no one about the bank doors wheT
they all opened at the usual hour
eave the dcfupct FIRST National. II
none Of the banks was there to exceed
half a dozen people few minutes al
ter tie opening and they were there In
the usual course Of business. There
Is not the slightest appearance OF
run on any Of the banks, only the
average coming and going of business
MT. ]. P. Bonebrake, president OF the
Central National Bank, Ut which Mr.
Devlin owns a large share Of stock
says conditions are in the best OF
shape at their institution. Plenty
of cash on hand and more money COM
ing In Than going out He further
added that the report that Mr.. Devlin
owed the Central National Bank $780,
mo Is not true. "Devlin does not owe
this DanK one do'laI save 90 oems
curity on some notes on which we have
other gilt edged security" emphatically
added Mr.. Bonebrake.
washington, July Zine eon'p'. W.
or Of the currency has appointed Ma
tionai BANK H1amlner -; ~ S".,ona,
reiver OF me spr,uE 'a IM Na. 40
DanK Oh epr'nS V%"ey, 49,. ~ honk
WIGS rece''''u ''''n WV" '"' ~
'aa c'oSeu o,.o .nno,rtad
ms coirp.lv I.a" MsnShoI.
WATKINS, ' 1" IN st.. HIo,,onoi hark NJ
m 1.Iei,e' ~, ~. ~ '.non oIu,oo Troro IN vice
'o1L - ~ loUl thot q would NOT
- eo'Is" ..S w. dDoodav mornins
"a ..Ouost N nave nm examiner
..,,. havoc
m. vusnensIon NJ these banks Is due
IN ths failure of G. ]. Dcylin, who was
ures,de nj Of both Of them.
The can,tol of the Spring Valley Ma.
t,onaI hank ia $50 600 and Of the First
National of Toluca 100000.
,...,,..
Topeka Kan, july %-N1' 1,.
Bradley, Of the FlrSt Na''onai D0nN
says there Is some uouOt as " JUG 40
gality OF the Ac.loh Vi INC oneSaS ~
the bank IN making Speciai uepOs'.S "
all money paid IN on FEluay aau O"'
urday and not turning 1t IN WIN 'n
regular accounts rms ac,ion "uS
taken IN order 70 save tne uepoSltolS
and at the same time MAKE II ciim
inal act ror omcers Oh d oahA " le0eiVe
deposits wnen they nave reason 10 sus-
day and Saturday all deposits received
were laid aside to be returned to the
depositors untouched II the bank
should fail.
This matter has been submitted to
the department at Washington" Mr.
Bradley said Wednesday night. THE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-09
MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF
PROHIBITION LEADER.
Yelled Woman Is Mixed UP in Demise
of Rev. c. E. Bently in Room
ing House.

los Angeles, Cal, Feb, G.-The death
Of Rev. G. T.. Bcntly Of Lincoln, Ncb.,
candidate Of the Liberty party for the
presidency in the campaign OF 1916, IN
lodging house at IBIS South Los An
gclcs street puzzles the police.
Roy Bcutly, according to story told
by Mrs Douglass, proprlctrcss OF the
lodging house, applied for room about
: o'clock Saturday night. He was az
companied by stylishly dressed woman
who wore thick black veil. The Iahl-
Lady showed them to a room, ana WINE
sh" was turning on the light Bcniiy
dropped to the floor unconscious. ne
woman who accompanied him TO the
.huusr left suddenly Mrs. Douglass then
went 10 seek assistance but, returning a
few moments later, found young man
named IIainrs q lodgcr. holding Brnt!y $
head IIaiues lift, saying he was gong
for Il doctor, but has not been seen
since. Mrs Douglass finally summoned
1.-THE police, but Bcntly was dead.
When search Of his clolhlug was mnde
81 was found that his gold watch was
missing aud that his pockets contaihed
only SlOJ. In autopsy showed o'"lh
was 1nn to heart disease. The police are
searching for the mysterious NelIeu
woman.
rev. Bcnuy qnI ma y'c arrived IA
Los Angeles last Friday and took apart
Iucufs ut 900 DIV" street.
Previous to iS96. Rently was Iromi-
ncnJY Identified With the Ir9hhi0oh
purity. bcug succn--itelv throc times eau
u date OF that panty for Wted ria =
senator from Nebraska. lie was "l
wears. old.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-09
a FELLOW FEELING.
Why She Felt I.cnicnt Towards the
r>rt1ESarA.

vbv sue Ecit Tenic,qt Towards the
rraEEarA.
A great deal depends on tAH point OF
view. y good Temperance woman was
led in very peculiar way, to revise
her somewhat harsh judgment of TIE
poor devil who cannot resist his cups
and she is now more charitable. she
writes:
For many years | was a great s@i-
ferer from asthma. Finally my health
got 50 poor that ! four. J conM not
lie down. but w3.Eel the floor WI #t
others slept ut so uG.FUus ] CUU.d
not rest anywhere
"Spcci0aS,5 told me | must give up
the use Of cor,,--ih" rain thing tHlt
! always Thought gave rae some reHsf.
! consulted our suAIy III. .cmn, aAd
he. being coffee Gg. himself told
me to pay no atteELou to their advice
Coffee had such q charIn for me that
In a restaurant anil getting a Whit OF
the fragrance | colA not resist cup.
! felt very lenicnt towards the drunk
ard who could not pass the sa lo0n.
Friends often urged NE to try Postum,
but | turned a deaf ear, sHylng 0Ihat
may do for people to whom coffee Is
harmful, but not for me-coffee and
Will never part
AT last, however, | bought pack
age of Postum, although | was sure |
could not drink it, prepared 1t as
directed, and served It for breakfast.
Well, bitter as was against il, | must
say that never before had | tasted a
more delicious cup of coffee! From
that day to this more than yenrs) I
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-09

Bank building yesterday in an effort to
find TWO robbers who stole 5000 from the
office of G. +. Birtman u Co., dealers IN
electrical medical appliances. Cashier
{. l.. Ford was called to the telephone,
thought to have been rung by an ac-
coHpIice shortly after noon, and the
money was taken while ne was au~Wct-
INK the phone by two men who had en-
tered the office few minutes before.
Cord pursued them, but they d.aai-
itIrcl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-09
ASSASS|NATED| IN FINLAND
Arnv officer Stays Senate Pro-
curator at Helslngiors.
OFFICIAL. IS MURDERED.
Son Of Minister Johnson Tries to Save
Father, but Is Shot Down-As-
sassil Arrested.
MORE BLooDSHED IN POLAND

Hclsingfors. Finland, Feb. G.-Scnate
procurator Johnson was assassinated at
his residence today by a man in uniform
An officer entered his house, drew a
revolver and fired several shots, killing
Johnson instantly.
Johnsson's Son Wounded.
Johnsson's son, who rushed to his
fathers assistance, was wounded. he
assassin, who gave the name OF Alex
auder Gadd, was arrested.
Johnson was a Finn, but was very
unpopular because Of his pro-I;ussIan
tendencies
News Is Confirmed.
London, Feb. ga news agency here
received dispatch from IclS.n-fors de-
uyiug that Johnson was killed saying
THAI the Woulibc assassin fired several
shots, but be- dis nor bit Johnson. Later
thi, was denied and the news Of the as
tassiuHtton was confirmed.
More BloodsheI in Poland.
Warsaw, Rms an Poland, Feb. G.-Ad-
vices from kul.l say the strike situation
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-09
LEGISLATURE.

received favOring the plans Of CasS biloel'
OF New York for 4 S5,ioN.Uo building. bll-
introduced: by Senator Merton 10 aPP."
pirate money to state board OF hEIltull w
II provides an appropriation OF HlolW",
Wilcox. regulating sales Of stock IN lhlH'n-
ana oil company; Also, relating 10 pdNt"i"!
proceedings; RummcL 10 prevent siI' %
public lands. but allowing them to lie i'aSGh
Beach, ia prevent technical furirl' nIc - ~
eurnucc policies; Morris rriainG ~ WI
pprarS highways: Martin, ALSO IN i1I". ~
to highways, Smith, relating 10 pGni,aIioh
Of Insurance company statements 10y Pfu,
Ing list Of companies licensed 70 90 nus,
ness Ia state; SanhDrn, relating =" u'P!>l
tipus: North. providing for transportation
of messages Ly telephone from one com,
pany 10 another; Stevens prohibiting .ll!hs
Of prairie chickens IN NnD.uago county ioE
five years.
In the senate on February | Bird ann
North offered petitions for anu 'lgafIriii ~
lrglslatlou Resolutions offered: McN.Il'
Nray For ondmcnt 10 constitution ro'a.
Ing to good roads; Noble Resolution =, -
eulUgy of former Senator MrbonuuGA, ,l'
ceased. Bills introduced l5rear Ameudll !
registration laws and providing three Nc9r1
Imprisonment for Illegal voting M' ''ili
vray- Providing for recording or notices
Wylc Providing for registration Of horses
North Forhddiug lnsurnne" trusts alhIn-
agents under penalty Of 500 En,.r Il"
iating 70 hastnrdY; Frormmng Pr"hl"lliH-
solicitation Of brides; stout For dam AGl' -
Elk creek Bill 20 make Milwaukee rec
Press pheial state piper was reported IaV"i
able.
In Srnafo on tho "a request was re-,
ce,ved from Arizona against being adml'bI
with NeW M"Nl"" Snnn"rn presented t'o"
luiiDus Of Nurfh ern Wisconsin Farmers at
-. milton calling attention To car bFaN,
land" Petitions came IN favor - 4hd-
cigarette ill., Stevens presented resolutions
IN honor OF Christian Sarau. ana lu'9daF
WaH SET apart for eulpglra +. us introduced
Randolph l;rhting 70 yin'p4r ud PI"NlH
Ing that rulings u dairy aud food commits
rl4utr shall mot Huulg. Hiri Creating furr--
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ner-Rriating to ciyn service In Wisconsin,
Eaker Relating to risks against storm dan
ages taken by mutual insurance companies;
/ Crowley To punish those VINO are r"Spuhsl
bic for DELINQUENCY IN children; Bernc-l .
improve health and morals of women In
lauudriee: Strchluw--for appointment OF an
assistant factory Inspector, HlCtchef Relal-
ing tu civil service In MllWaukcci Meyer
Providing for relief ami support 81 poor
Nelson Providing for semi annual pay meht
. ~ taxes: Meycr-ro license auctlouccrs. An
invitation to visit the car "GraSSand' at
the North Western station was read. a pc
tition WAS read from the Arizona LegiSa-
4 turr to the Wisconsin Legislature to ask
! Wisconsin, senators and congressman to OPP
pose the bin which designs to make one
! state % Arizona and New Mexico. The pc.
! tition was referred to the committee on
federal relations Various petitions were
received in favor of the anti-cigarette bill
I Resolutions received were: BY Mr.. lie Roy
. THAT knives given members lie returned to
| superintendent Of public property and such
knives aS were given the members two years
ago he required.
/ In the Assembly on the Sd there was the
usual batch OF anti-cigarette petitions and
| one against county supervisor OF assess
! in,ntS. BillS introduced: NOrcroSs-limlt-
J uE amount to be paid for bonds for county
oiliccrs to onr-cghth of per cent; Warner
/ Making counties pay costs when they have
/ suits in other counties defining powers or
attorney general in regard to combinations
/ aud authorizing him to Investigate haru-
I ships ana engage counsel; authorizing state
/ surCriUt, udrut tu appoint two inspectors OF
4 rural schools at $3.50 each: to preserve fish
IN Dane county 10y extending closed season
/ for bass uHul July l. 10 prevent exhibition
. Of mDn~tro,ititS except for scentihc pur
/ poses; defining powers Of courts of record; .
. providing Tor appointment OF trustees II
/ milwaukee, hosuiTll: cOmpeili-- persons 10
I tn,0ify iu prosecutions ana granting iiu
uUUlly; Uur.1nl Relating to -Acr!iS Tees !,
I CI.W .t~-. Regulating coutro! of depend mt
, 'al.dr'n In M!."a9ket, ami ,SS'UI.- 4slur
uiHt iul-r to care for them; Powell Rnll'
/ .f-s tJ attendance. In free higa ahODI~, hl'r
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-02-17
A DeadWOod FOrger.

Philip Mcintyre, who was arrested in
New York for forgery, on q warrant
sworn out by Mexican bank, is wanted
in Deadwood for forging draft to the
amount of $3.50.
Two years ago Mcintyre went to
DeadWoOd and met Col. James A.
George, a prominent attorney there.
He Introduced himself as an attorney
from the Philippine islands. On the
plea Of hard luck. Col. George purchased
a ticket for him to Denver.
About the first week of last Decem.
+ Der Mcintyre returned to Deadwood and
met Col. George again, telling hims he
was drawing $4,000 year salary as at :
torney for the La Toilette Railway and
Iron Company of La Toilette, Tenn.
Mcintyre had letter Of introduction
written in IA general way on Il letter
head of the above company. Before
leaving Deadwood he asked Col. George
to identify him at the American Ma
tional bank for draft drawn on the
1 lISU ANdClOIt.l Dduh VI SulCdSOs 1 lS
Deadwood bank cashed the draft, Nc
Intyre paying Col. George for the ticket
to Denver advanced two years before,
He then lett for St. Louis. but changed
his mind and got off at Alliance, Neb.
He was next heard of at Bismarck, N /.
D., where he succeeded in working the
same graft on an attorney and bank
| From Bismarck he jumped to Mexico
City, where he passed a draft for $500.
His next trip was to Vera Cruz, where
he took Il steamer for New York. He
was arrested as he stepped off the boat
at New York, he being wanted for a
dozen or more otfenses. tits now known
here that he operated successfully in
Douglas, Ariz., Kalispell and Butte,
Mont, several places in California,
Washington and Oregon, at Norfolk,
Va, Shreveport. La; Bismarck, N. D.
City of Mexico, and at DeadwoOd.
Col. George, who was taken in by the
smooth swindler, proposes to bring him
back to Deadwood. The Amelica Ma
tional bank here has been reimbursed
by Col. George for the full amount OF
| the draft. as matter Of honor.
Mcintyre is man So years old, well
dressed and with a good education. Col
George has in his possession the draft.
which is now seen to have been printed
by an Omaha outfit, making the forgery
theory more certain. 1t is not believed
that Tennessee Iron company would
get its printing don. SO far away from
home.
Mcintyre met a good many prominent
people in Deadwood and Lead, and made
good impression.