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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
Smile That Made Him Feel Guilty.

But the next day he was rewarded with a smile that
made him feel guilty-almost If she smiling
mockingy at him because he had tried to rt with her
That sort of thing continued for nearly two weeks
Every day Cooper was greeted with smile-and that
all He made half dozen attempts to meet the
girl at the bottom of the elevator but could
any girl who answered the description Twice he made
visit the ofices-in of which, knew,
she employed-but neither time could he get
glimpse of the girl He did not dare ask either of the
about their secretaries he forced to
retire, bafied and puzzled
After five Notwithstanding which he received an
average of smile every two days-warm weather
and the windows opened. Then he began
averaging about two smiles day from the girl-at
least he imagined the smiles meant for him. He
quarrelne with Hendricks, who had desk
the second window from him, simply because he caught
Hendricks grinning just after the girl smiled
Finally he resorted to the telephone. He called
both offices. responded to the first call and
told that 1t the wrong number. girl answered
second call 1t may have been Miss Bulger but II
it they will know for after he got her the
phone Cooper didn't know what to say
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
Suitable Hero for a Romance.

Cooper years of tall athletic looking and
has black. curly hair He graduated from an eastern
school two years ago and starting in the office in which
his father was stockholder fought his upward
rapidly, winning favor and position by his ceverness
as we'll his happy disposition which added friends
to his retnue at every turn.
He became assistant manager little over year
ago, and for the first time given private desk
The day of his promotion he worked hard. Late In
the afternoon tired yet confident that he had made
good start his position, he tilted back In his
chair lighted cigar and sat gazing across the wide
sreaway idly thinking of the work of the day ana OF
his new duties and responsibilities He became
suddenly, that watching the window on the
ninth floor where he could see the contour or race
and crown of brown ripping hair He could not see
but from the attitude he knew that the possessor OF
the beautiful brown hair and the flushed cheek was
bending typewriter pounding away earnestly al
the keys He watched idly for perhaps quarter OF an
hour. smoking comfortably and half dreaming of his
future.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
Beginning of the Wireless courshiD.

That was the beginning of the wireless courtship
they exchanged Good mornings" for weeks. Then
they began longer conversations but every time he
began to get personal everything disappeared but the
brown head He began begging for personal interview
pleading with her to meet him at the bottom OF the
elevator.
One afternoon when he her leave the office he
hurried down and waited, he did not see her The
next day, however, she told him-on her hngers-hat
ne attempted to play unfairly again she would stop
speaking to him.
Week after week they talked the courtway
by sign language, as both were becoming expert He
begged her to tell her name only shook her head
Fall came, and the windows closed down again
dread seized Cooper dread that frost cover
the windows. He became more and more nsstent
pleading and begging for introduction.
One evening in October he studied his code book
hard and standing before the mirror he practiced
The next morning when they signaled the morning
greeting, he commenced talk with his fingers The
girl standing by the opposite window stood perfectly
still, as II indignant puzzled distressed at once
He was proposing marriage
He hnished-and she disappeared, and for two DAVIS
all he could the top of a brown head that was
bowling industriously over a typewriter.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
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AHE wedding is announced of Howard Coop
i er of Sheridan Park and Miss Edna Bull
ger of Hyde Park Chicago Behind the
simple announcement of the wedding there
II story of of the oldest courtships
@ ever r 5ssP' fs in Low. with each other CON
Quoted the courtshp for over a year he
proposed and she accepted and they set the date
for the wedding before they spoke word to each
other or we're introduced true that they may have
spoken to each other-but II they did they did not
know or were not sure At least Miss Buger did not
know to whom she talking for the conversations
If they took place held over the telephone
during Coopers frantic efforts to get acquainted with the
girl to whom engaged
The story of the courtshp reads like an imaginary
romance Cooper was-and assistant manager of
big brokerage house with offices in of the great
office buildings in La Sale street. Miss Buger was
confidential stenographer for the manager OF another
bond brokerage firm that had offices on the opposite
side Of the building His office the seventh
floor of the building and hers on the ninth His desk
was at window facing into the courtway and her
typewriter was at the window exactly opposite, only
tyod hiRhe
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10

Seven months after the odd Irritation commenced
Cooper one morning hit upon a new idea He begar
studying the deaf and dumb alphabet and one morning
when he caught the girl brown hair looking
out OF her window he raised his fingers and said Good
morning" She gave sign that she saw him Two
days later he thought she looking at him again
ana again he said Good morning and electrified
when she raised her fingers and made ANSWERING signs
Then he cursed himself because while learning to say
Good morning he had forgotten to learn anything
else and did not know what she said
But he tried again. He bought a book oontainins
the dear and dumb signs and commenced making signs
across the courtway
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
"Is II Yes or No" He Asks.

But on the third morning. he caught smile and
well fingered Good morning" He returned the
or nor"
Il am thinking" the answer, and he saw
The next morning he spent half an hour pleading
until Wallace came into his interrupted And
the following day, just after the morning" he
saw the girl standing at the window. Suddenly she
raised her hands moved them instant said Yes"
and then disappeared
For two days he lived in doubt and hope, happiness
and despair Then he her again and With his
fingers begged for a meeting
Meet me at the bottom of No. elevator at 4;sO "
she said
That afternoon they met. That evening he called
on her at her mothers fiat in Hyde Park, and after
meeting they sealed the engagement in proper way
And 1t was not until then that Miss Bulger explained
to him how she knew that he trying to meet her at
the bottom of the elevators and by crossing over and
coming down on the same side that he down. she
had eluded him.
That is all-except that she has quit her position
and they have been married.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10

He watched the head intently. and perhaps half an
hour later, he turned his gaze that direction
caught a glimpse of beautiful face The girl was
gazing out into the courtway IL stopping to think
In the midst of her work He felt almost. II she
looking straight at him, and he smiled and then
like fash the face disappeared and he could n2th
ing but the brown hair and the tip Of pink above
the coping of the window.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-09

teitan @liidipiiuideu beoad)t ipllroe,
llnb Sung itilb Alt iif na6 Ser5enS-
lult amiiiirte. Ias SohSeitspoar
tpuroe nit pielen anitebmbaren @e.
i6enfen beoaht. Die oasielbe nod DIT
uno gerne oil Die grten Sreimoe mtb
6reunbinnen erinnern miro, fpenn es
cinmal auf caraoiif)en 9oben lid
beimiid) fiiblt. @iel Slid unO
Segen!
Fem yInrora 8ulfsfrennS" ent.
nebmen mir bas Solgenbe;
8eter 8efer itarb iriib Gon-
nerstag Rorgen in ieiner @obnung
5u Chicago i'm Ilter bon "a Sabren
an einem 8ebirnihlage. MuBer lei
ner Srau binterl1bt Ser 8eritorbene
nod ieine betaete Wutter uuO einen
gruoer, Sobn 9eder, in Ilirora unb
brei Sfhpeitern, Srau 2eonbaro &ell-
ter in Sonb bli 2ac, @iS.. Srou Nic.
Serres in Nurora nrb Sruu Otto
Weper in Chicago. Iie 9eid)e troi
ipat am Hahmittag IN @urora Elm
uno mlirbe i'm Salile bon Nic. Ser.
res, geo. 1913 Gomarbsitrabe, oufge-
babrt. Die 9eerOigune fano Cams
tag 8ormittng nm 912 ltbr bonn ge-
nannten Sauie uno INN 8 llbr bon
Der Ct. Soiepb's.airfe ans, ol,f Dem
ct. Hifolaus . Sripobofe ltott.
Sas 5olgenoc lit Dem .9eWeors
Scroll" entnommen:
Serr uno Srnu Sobu 0eiIius
bon Warion Eomnjbip f%eierten leeten
Sonntag Den %. Sabrestag ibrer
8erbeirotbung. Siinf5ig 6amilien
waren einselaoen. uno erid)ienen Inn
Die @eleeenbeit feiern 81 belfen, 10
mie es lid gebort. Gin feines Wit-
tagsmabl uno Supper wurhen fer.
oiert; Der Gid mar geihmuduoa nit
Silber. unb Saielsei6irr gebeft mnb
nit einen pradtpollen Sod5eitSfii.
diem ge5iert. Iae Inpeienoen inter.
bielten iih auf's 4%ngenebmite unb
Serrn uno irau 9eiiius muroen
Ifone Inoenfen an ibr ebelihes Sli-
belieit iiberreiht. Gem %Subelpaore
murben bon Glen @diten ole her5lif-
item @liifpiinihe ausgeiproben. stae
boffen, baB Serr uno 6rait @eiiius
au6 Die goloene Sod5eit bel gleidJ
giinitigen 8erbGltniiien feiern fon'
men unb ale perpflihteten lid, 10
bies nod moglid, az erideinen unb
einen ebenio lgemiitbliden Gag gu
perbringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-09
Aus Sem iibrisem Tbeilen.

Sifferoingcn, 8. Mpril. Ser 81
Gnltesbriid mpbnen0e Sergmanlt
Hifolous Sbeooorp bate geitern ipie.
Der Dem 9ranntpein ltarf 5ngeipro.
den. Sn Der Nad)t bemerfte lein
neben ibm ihlafenoer aamerab, Dab
Sbeooorp falt mo itarr mar. Gin
ShlagfluB, peruriaft burd) ilber'
m1Bigen 9ranntmeingemlB, botte
Dem 9eben oes crit 81 Sabre alten
Wannes elm 3iel geiest.
Hiimelingen, s. gpril. @elterp
mrrbe ser ~19idbrige 9ersmaun so.
baum 3irwes IN elmer @allerie IN
&oli6eio bon elmer l~ngebeuren
Steinmaiie peridiittet. Sem ncben
ibm arbeitenber 9rilber grub i'm Der.
aus nno triig i'm nod Saule. 100 CT
iogleiG peridieb.
NisberSOupen, 10. @pril. Sim
lesten Sreitag monoerte Serr 'Sein.
rid Slider bon bier in 8emeinihait
beS Serrn Yeter Sen ans gbn, mel.
der Dor GINGER 3eit 5u 9eiud) Der.
iiber9efommen mar, na6 Dem fernen
WeIten ans.
Sintscm, 10. WGr5. Su nem 9e.
iinoen pes Dor aht Sagen ourb oen
arbeiter Mif. StenseS nit Dem Nc.
polper geldoiienen SteinbreherS
Seinrih Soiiul lit cine @eiierung
einsetreter, nnb Der alrSt glalibt, oab
iest Soiinung aui Senelnn9 porban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-09
9rofberso9tbum.
aus Der Danptaaht.

Mm Samstag, Den s. glpril, murbe
Die bl. 0iatondtsDeibe folgenben
Serren ertbeilt: "A. Mus Dem Yrie.
iterieminar: q. Golbah aus 8omin'
gen, Sr. Gurbaf aus Miiel (gous),
u. gmering aus Sfiittrineer, g.
Gpen aus 9efort, g. Sartmann aus
G~rpeloingen (gttelbriid), 5. 3. Ser.
diem aus airdberg (eid), s. Soft
mann aus 8onoerinsen, 8. Shmit
aus tSoitert Wieoeranpen), Ntih.
Sbepes aus Sol5titm, :. @eber aus
2enningen, Wattb. @eiB aus Wan-
ternad,, g. Weib aus Gid 4. 3. Il5.
b. Nus Der Congregation Der Yrie.
iter bonn bl. Ser5en Seiu: $. 8obes,
S. Sanien, 8. 0anninger. G. Nus
Der Congregation pom auerbeiligiten
grloier: Ibel Glauoelt, $. @aridal,
20. Sbrp, Mug. Sitre, Ilf. Sdirle,
Ml. Stebler, fap. @is. d.. 6erner
ioleenoen Yroieiien Soc. Warioe:
@uiooni be 9igault, Mattbeus gi-
poire, Hifol. Semmer.
Sobn Grin bot in Yaris cine
@ette bon 1000 6ranfen getponnen,
Die elm reifes Wfitglieo bes Saltero'
pbile,@ hubs auseeibrieben bate fiir
ben Snu, mo Grim elm bon ibm bei-
gebrabtes Sufeiien breden miiroe.
Die 8oriteaung iunb am 1. Iprtl i'm
9ofale Oes Clubs Dor elmer 5nblrei.
diem @%eriammluns itatt. Sobn Grim
brah nift nur Elm Sufeiien, ionoern
iGmmtlite orei, Die Der Sportsmanu
linn our Musipabl IN bartholomew
llmitlGsen porlegen lalien bate.
Sofort purben ibm Die 1000 Sran.
fen u,sbeSablt. Damn madte Sobn
Grim nod perihieoene anoere
llebungen.
&irdenbiebitable. = SIN Ser lesten
3eit pllroen in Der aatbeorale, Der
ct. fredericksburg aui Dem Slid.
marft, Der Wilttergottesfapeae aui
Dem @lacis, Ser &upelle in Der Sieg.
iriebitrube aitf Dem gabnboie uno III
DER Wotbfirde Der N~iQesitraBe III
Soaerib SfmudeegenitGnoe, mie
bronsene 9lumentDpie, 2eufter mo
oergleifen geitpblen, obne oaB man
oen Chatter bate ermitteln fonneil.
Sect lit man linn enolid ouf Die
Spur gefommen, oa er bel perid)ie.
oenen Sroolern iolhe Saden Der.
fault bat. Gr lit iliidtis. Mnn
bringt i'm aiib nit ben airdenoieb'
ltGblen in Setiueen uno &apl IN Der.
%binoune.
Mm 10. Mpril selans es ben @en-
bormen, oen in Mes megen Soot-
ihlags periolgten 8nebt Nif. Stim-
met, geboren an 9artringen, biugfeit
3i ma6en. Gr bat am 2. Mpril in
aonisSma6ern 0otbringem. Den
S6waaer ieineS 9~rotberrn, ben
@ipsiabrifanten Sobom Seter 0re-
oimus. ols oieier i'm elmer Maoarl-
i5ene megen sur &ilbe auiforoerte,
init eiuem Meiier oerart IN Den Seib
geitod)en, bob bieier nm 5. Npril Den
@eiit auigab. Ga Stammet lurem.
urgiider Staetson9eboriser lit, miro
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ans Seu Ger. sitaatem.
9as ppm 2ngemburscr Srnocr-
bnnb pun Mmerifa am Sonltaa, Den

Ivy uuub Ot"oSN
buno bon Mmerifa am Sonntag, Den
80. Mpril, in granb's Safe in Obi.
caao peranltaltete 9itrembur9er 9ta.
tionalieit nabm einen berrlihen Ser
laui uno Die getheiligrng mar cine
anBeroroentlid groBe. Gas iiber.
aus reidbaltise Yrograrnm ipuroe
portreiili6 burt)geiiibrt uno Die Set.
tbeilnebmer umiiirten iid auf Dos
9elte. Iie Seitrebe belt 8roB.Yrd'
lioent Watbias SUBJ nnO bieielbe
wilroe nit srobem geiioa aiigenom'
men. Iud) Die @eiangsportrage oes
2uremburser Sangerbuno nno ore
&unititiide oes 3auberfiinitlers War.
TIM geiielen iebr. 9eionoeren Bet
fall ernteten Die MitDirfenoen an
Dem luremburger Sbeateritiid .@na
Stenmong". 9as Stiid lit elm iebr
guteS uto ging ilott iiber Die @iibne,
On Die Spieler iit) ibrer Muigobe init
elmer mabrbait imponirenoen Siid)-
tiateit erleoigten. Gle Moaen lagen
in oem SGnben bon 6reo. Semmer,
3. q. &naif, @m. MannsS, s.. Seier.
eiien, q. Nilbibiie, s. &iidert. $.
Corona, Hic. Waierus, Spbn Hies
,nb SRI. Wargaretba Sdntalen.
Madoem oas Grogranlm 5n gnoe
mar, iauo clue gemiitblide Inter
baltum9 iiott, iueldle tuie Der iibrige
Sbeil Scr 6ritlidfcit auf bas @nge.
nebinltc perlief.
Sic Arrangements logcn in Den
S1roen Der Serrcn Sacob Sdaaf.
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(Cortiesuns auf Scr 10. seite.)
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16

Friday afternoon Mrs. E. y. Taylor.
while driving 10 Fruitland from Farm.
lngton. was thrown from tho wagon
and killed, says the Times. while
driving down the hin this side Of
Frnitlana, the necky0ke gave way and
let The wagon tongue down. aud the
wagon running onto the horges flight.
ened them and they began % run. Tue
tongue soon caught and broke. and
the stub that was ieft caught m the
ground and threw the wagon M with
such force that Mrs. Taylor aad the
two children were hurled from tho
wagon. Mrs TRylors head struck a
stone as she fen and she was seri.
ously injured bat could atlil speak.
She was carried 20 the residence OF
Roy Kennedy where she died IN an
hour after tho accident Mr.. Taylor.
&C the time Of the accident. WA al
work on the Blake college. ana the
news seat BIN ala not Indicate that
the accident was serious. lie started
ZONE on foot but was met By a buggy
ana the SAL news told him. The
whole community sympathifos With
Mr. Taylor and the children In their
sad bereavement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16

the honors In favor OF Britt. although
Nelson seemed none the worse NJ he
went 20 bis corner.
Round 3-They went NJ Il quietly,
Britt sending two light lcfts to the
face. A third attempt went Wild and
they spared carefully. Noison forced
Britt around the ring to get In close
and for his pains received raking
right 10 the head. Nelson then sent
IN two straight let's and they mixed
Il In the middle OF the ring. Britt out.
clansod Nelson in Shiftlness. but this
did not disturb the Dane They clinch'
ed aud fought hard at close quarters.
Referee Graney constantly ordering
the men 10 break. Britt then swung
his ief, to the face and gave a fierce
right 20 the face. staggering Nelson.
Britt then sent Nelson TO his hnunch.
eH with q terrific right 90 the Jaw.
Nelson was up quickly aud received
more punishment The blood stream
cd from Nelson's nose "a the boll
fanE u was nrirt's round and isol.
son looked none too cheerful as he
took His seat
Round AFTER both missed lof,s.
Britt landed with len and right fierce.
~ on Nelson's jaw Nelson hugEed
and for bis pains received two terrific
wallOps, left and right on the body.
Britt popporCd away at the sore nose.
but Nelson constantly came IN for
more. They cilnchod and Britt swung
two ioits 10 the head and was reward.
ca by right swing 10 the face. Britt
then drove right and len TO the face.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
BACK FROM THE
BIG ENCAMPMENT
or GRAND ARMY VETERANS AND
THEIR LADIES AT DENVER.

As has been stated 10 these columns.
New Mexico, and especially this city,
was largely represented az the ma.
tional oncampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic az Denver. aud many
OF the delegates have already returned
home.
This morning The Citizen represent.
alive met Post Commander D. q.
Caldwell, who attended the oBcamp.
ment and he stated that "a wa the
biggest and most enthusiastic rather
inE OF the old h0ya no had ever al.
tended" And again" continued
Commander Caldwell. "the restaurants
did not raise The price for meala, aud
many of tha Old boys enjoyed a good
square meal a. fifteen and twenty-five
cents each"
Among others who attended the bis
gathering ~ veterans, and the annual
mecting or the Woman'a Relief CORPS
and the ladies Circle % tho Grand
Army Of the Republic, the following.
names were submitted;
W W. Mcdonald. Edward Johnson,
". 3. slower Robot Reagan. George
N. bendlo. John Wiley and Rev. Thoa.
Harwood' with the following ladies.
Mesdames Rummoll, Coleman, Whit.
son, Butler, Johuson. Allison. Bendle.
Harsch and Fisher.
Veteran Mcdonald says there we're
shout sixty old soldiers from New
Mexico 10 tho line of parade. and Cap.
tain knlckerhOcker. VINO represented
Uncle sam was tho center OF az.
traction. The New MexicAns only
have ono regret, namely; They failed
20 elect Rev. Thomas HnrWoOd ohab
lain ~ the national Grand Army, 9th.
erwlso their rip % Denver was one ol
the brightest "sprckn' IN their lives.
I'd. Johnson, one Of tho civil war
Veterans SAYS be met several John.
niles az the encampment and had q
fine time talking over the war with
them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
BOY KICKS UP GOLD
INSTEAD OF DUST

Not long ago. Dave Briggs. a boy
living with his father near the thriv.
Ing city OF Grants Pass, IN tho south.
ora part Of Oregon, was wandering
about the top Of mountain near his
home. iie saw a mass Of spllntery
rock. q formation something like a
piece of half rotten wood that had
been struck sharply and split cross
wise and up and down. Dave kicked
"a the macs which stuck up out OF
the ground, A lot Of sllvers fell off
and rolled down the messy side OF the
stone. The boy picked one an. Just
for curiosity n felt unusually heavy,
for a stone II was heavy. Il was
gold.
The boy nllod bits pockets with the
spllniefy gold and returned home. lie
had discovered q valuable gold mine
the gold sticking right np out of
the top OF the mountain The ore
was decOmposed quartz running hun.
dreds of dollars TO the ton, and some
OF Il solid spllnters ~ gold. The
metal could be- extracted from this
decOmpofed granite al a minimum
cost, because OF its remarkable rotten.
ness; the crushing process was sim
pie.
Ia the section assigned % Jose.
phlne county. Oregon. In the Agricul.
tural building 0f tho Lewis aud CLARK
Exposition. YOU viii find a biz plate
full OF the spllntery gold that was
kicked off the top OF the mountain
by young Dave Briggs The Ror3
does not look bright; IL has a dull
huod surface. due ~ the dust and cor.
roslon Of it's long exposure 20 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16

VIE two from Bri,,s agaiancAe Of
blows.
Round a--Nelson corn6rod and then
forced Britt around as usual, Britt
trying to keep him OF. Britt landed
two more left jahs and then another
and then another, and followed with
a rleht hook to the Jaw. Az n this
failed to phase the Dane. who al.
ways wadOd In for more Britt struck
rather low. and was warned. In an ca.
change Nelson put two upper cuts TO
bfltte face and body. and then Britt.
finding Nelson IN an exposed condi.
ton, landed two terrific ri1hte and
a left 20 the Jaw. Nelson Kept try.
ing % get 10 close quarters, but Britt
smashed him at viii with ioft and
right TO the face but could not keen
the Dane nt a distance. Britt had the
honurs Of hattie, every inch, this
round, which had been contested nj
most 70 the limit Of human endurance.
Round 10 Both led with iefts. miss.
Ing. Britt sent IN several jabs with
she left % tho face. and flRht 10 the
face also. out pointing the Dane. al
right upper cut caught Britt on the
face. and Britt fought back. landing
his left lightly az viii Nelson went
after Britt to keep close quarters
but Britt was too shifty and clearly
ohtboNed Nelson. Britt then landcd
SURF uHhl 20 the jaW wobbling
Nelson's bead. Then followed a fierce
exchange both landing telling blows.
BRIT shot HE left twice 20 The jaw.
ana then put up two stlff rights 10 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-16
GIRARD SAYS SCOTTY
MUST SHOW HIM
New York Banker Who Grub
staked Death Valley Miner
to Force a Showdown.
ANTONIO APACHE MS AGENT

sc0ity. The Death Valley miner of
California. who came into nninrioiy
recently through hls mm0us record.
breaking trio across the continent.
and who stopped off In Aihuaneraua
on hls say home. after creating a zen.
aaiiun Do The east lk now cnfnofod
and has been asked % make Food.
According 90 tho ios Angeles Ex-
aminer, J. n Clrard. the New York
nanher who grubsiakcd scotty 90 tho
extent Of $4,000. has made formal De-.
mand upon the miner fOr n share In
NE supposedly marveluusly rich gold
mine Girard hiss delegated Antonio
Apache, formerly ~ the Altarado ca.
rio rooms IN this city and a we'll
known Indian newspaper and maya.
zine writer 90 the southwest. 90 look
after Biz interests.
Antonio Apache la now Ia Los An.
geios and on Saturday last he had a
stormy meeting with tho Death Val
Icy miner lu The Lankershim hotel Ia
hat city. In which both men engaged
IN The ufc % vile opithets and an but
came 90 blows
seotty Does some Talking.
The Examiner prints interviews
from both men. Scoiiy makes a state
mcni IN which he charges that Girnrd
has no interest whatever IN the mine.
a. after Il was discovered. be claims
the banker refused % pot un any
money for rs development and turned
him down cold Therefore scottv saws
be viii not recognize Girard or any "
his agents. The minor D. especially
bitter In bis 1onunclnilon ~ Apache
and SAYS.
my position ~ iust thlo. I win ro.
turn GlFard his money dollar Tor a0i.
lar and nothing more butt I win not
40 business with hin through Apache.
iie threw me down hard when he
thought there was nothing doing ne
refused tu answer my teicnrams, be-
rcfuecd ~ make good On any way.
and left me high and dry ana now
he has set q lot ~ thuEa after me.
Apache has said that ho had
company ~ scouts aud some ~ MIS-
own tribe lo trail me. and that be-
would set The mine. I laughed ~
him. know ! ann up against hard
same. hut ! am not afraid ~ any Apa.
che or his lot. have gol a few rood
men. every one OF whom ~ worth tea
~ the men that Apache has got We
can come on with bis artillery any
time he chooses"
Apache Makes a Statement.
Apache says that he. a. the agent
N Mr. Glrard has been sent 10 exam.
Inc The supposed claims ~ scotiy for
Che purpose OF making a report 10 tho
banker He SAYS that scoify has nov.
az made a return ~ any kind % Mr.
Girard. although be- has repeatedly
been requested 10 40 80 The Indian
dieclains any intention on MS part 10
use force with tho miner. but says
that no simply wants 20 soe n thero
IN anything 10 him and n there IA any
truth IN hls story Of hlg fabulous
riches. the banker who eruhatahed
scotiy wants his share ~ the mine.