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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Mary e. Wenihcrington. Jos
eph \ Weathrringfon ana Mickie T..
Ncathnrlngton, by their certain deed
of trust. dated the second day ~
June. l1!. anh recorded In the u.
cuItirI's ufilcr NJ 81. Francois conht5
Missouri, Ia boob ~ al page 80. conveyed !"
The undersigned trustee the following lie
situate. lying ava being In the counties OF
st. Francois ami ste. GeeneVicN", ara
state at Missouri. to.wit
M 81 the north hall ~ OF the northeast
uuuTt"i 81 section two e., IN townshlp thii
- four 60 north nj range even IA easl ,
containing eighty ~ III ~ &! acres, ana
thr east part al III" cJliheu 1 quarter 81 al
the southeast quarter 4 Al ~ section thiftj
fiNr 10 township thirty nyr GSI north.
range seven a. east containing thirty tsn'
acres, ana containing IN the aKRreBat" one
hundred ana ten ~ luD ulO.G2) acres.
Which said CDnNc ancr was made III lIhsl
H. SECURE the pay mrnt Oi Il certain pfum!s
sOTN note In said deed OF trust described .
ana whereas lay the terms III said deed al
trust said nCtc Is past due ana remains uh
plid. now therefore. AZ the request OF the
legal holder ui said note, and Ia CONFORMITY
With ia" pruN isions of said deed ~ trnai ,
! IA" undersigned trustee. viii On
MONDAY. JUNE 3, lqa5.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the
forenoon aud I'VE O'Clock In the afternoon
ui that day. Al the south front door or the
court House, IN the city ui farmlugtOn. In
said st Francois county. missouri, cell Al
public Vrndur to the highest bidder Tot
cash, the fOrrgoln" described real e6lsIr
tn satisfy slid note ana the costs ol eHecut
IN" THIS trust
". \. kENNEpY. Trustee.
MAY T.. 1910.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19
Obituary.

Sister Rachel Byington, wife of VIM.
Byington, was born March lG, 1872,
aud died May /, 1908, aged - years.
! month and 10 days. She proicsScd
faith in Christ and joined he NJ. T..
Church, South, abont y years ago, in
which she lived faithful mem Der nm.
i'll death She leaves husband and
several lille children aud host ol
friends To mourn her death. The IT,.
mains were carried To the Richardson
grave yard, where her pastor, Rev. j..
A. Wood, conducted the funeral ser.
vices, aud her body was laid To rest 10
await the resurrection morning
4 A "
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

ran as high rs 800 to COO per cent !
and that the profits in ears from
California averaged $50 30 TO the
ear.
But more damaging still was th"
evidence furnished the commission
hy George II. Mead OF Boston
president of the National League
of Commission Merchant lie
told how whole districts III N"rth
Carolina. the richest berry pro.
ducing section of the country, have
been practically devastated through
the refusal OF the Armonr ReirIg
Grating Company TO furnish ears,
~ retaliation for The league ; rncr'
grtlc action IN securing evidence OF
| the unlawful and cNtorllonatc
charge made by the Armour Com
pauy ia the past, and to punish the
merchants for testlfylng against II
! IN the present Interstate Commerce
commission $ investigation
The Armour company has thr
exclusive contract with the Atlantic
Line ruromd, aud has the berry
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

Tuesday afternoon passenger train
No. . wa, wrecked near Knob Lick
Ihc a\lc ui the coal tender broke,
throwing the lw" baggage ears of the
track and down the dump, MASKING
the ears up pretty bad The coal
tender wa, turned upside down. 1t is
said this is the seventh time thi, tender
has run OF the track and caused
trouble. The passengers were pretty
badly shaken up, but nobody seriously
hunt.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19
SALEM NEiGhB0RH00D.

'' w" - "''"s'
"ardher hilysple OF kentucky is
mere on a VISIT
Elmer Cunningham was in this
Ni"lhlly sunday
Miss Carrie Yenger spont fine
past week IN Pennington.
Miss Ida r. lloy is taking mngic
lessons from Miss Anna HOY
Clarence Griffin md En,urt Cuu.
ningham were AT Thurman Sunday
~. ,
wrrk here with hen ami. Mrs John
boss.
A.. ... A. "a, u
lrrtninrd unite n few friends SIM
da, night
-. -. -,
spent SUNDAY with Misses Mpy and
Daisy Wuodnrd
49,. l, r,
:, W. :. ''n T" ''' '"'" ",'H SP"n'
ter. Mrs Arch Agprw
L..a n..
,,' N'''''''' ''N '"s'"' :" "",N''
""i',' va, wa, "''' 'o"''u"l "'''''''"H
-, go, ..,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

The storm which swept over
seven states on the 3d INST. did nm
immense amount of damage and re
suited in the death of about 40
people in the towns visited The
greatest damage was done ut Sny
Ter, OK, where about the entire
own was swept out ut existence
md over 100 lives were lost The
letalls of HE cyclone are harrow
rng, Chicago was visited with the
ravlesr rainfall ever known there.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

The three heads OF the Nntione
Packing Company (heef trust) 49,
j Ogden Armonr, Edward r.
Swift and Edward Morris-sailed
for Enrope last week. 1t is re-.
ported that they had been fore.
warned that indictments might be
returned by the Federal grand jury
in session at Chicago as a result of
the testimony of Jesse +. Lyman,
former president of the company,
and fled to escape the jurisdiction
of the United States courts.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19
OTHERWISE UNNOTIFED.

Nearly all Of the state buildings at
the Lewis and Clark exposition a Pore
land. Ore, are completed
Mrs Joseph Menges. of ST. Louis,
gave her husband fatal dose Of
strychninr mistaking il Tor quiniur.
The primary cause VI riots at
Zhltomin, Russia was the fact that
Jews used a portrait Of the ear Us a
target
Justice Harlan, Of the United States
supreme court. denies the report that
he cuntemplales retiring from the
bench
Every empoyr Of the United Rail
place his photograph On tile with the
company,
President Roosevelt has refused to
pardon Nathan Levin sent to the pen
itcntIary from St Louis for uaturuIi-
zutiun frauds
The hftieth annual convention Of the
Southern Baptist church is In session
AT Kansas City Mo. with abou 900
delegates present.
After striking snag The steamer
Belle of Calhoun was run aground On
sand bar two miles above Grafton
IT,, to prevent her from sinking No
lives lost
Armour's secret siphrr relating tn
rebates aud the inside workings OF The
icing Car Co. are given to the Inter
state Commerce Commission In scnsa-
rional testimony
During thunderstorm at Union city
Ind, Il bolt Of lightning descended into
the midst of a gang OF workmen on the
Big Four railroad, instantly killing
Edward Martin
Herbert V. Croker, son Of RiChari
! Cooker. was found dead on Santa Fr
train between Kansas city and New.
ton, kas., the apparent victim al
| liquor and drugs
Harry Cooley. son OF the late Prof
| Thomas Mcintyre Cooley. Michigan
university author aud lawyer ha@
| committed suicide al Monterey Cat.
by taking morphine.
EN-Lieut Gov Norlh,ott Of Illinois
has been appointed district attorney
tor the new federal district nj eastern
! Illinois l.. a Townsend Of Galr.-
| burg. has been appointed marshal
By the explosion Of the boiler ul a
/ Wabash 10, omot!yr south Of LHchnrld.
| ll. Engineer Harry Taylor and Fire.
man Charles cark and Head Brake
man l.. - R"dmau Al. uf Dr'utul.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19
CIRCUIT COURT.
Disposition Made Of Cases Of the Pres.
ent May Term

james A. Alternately, bribery; con.
tnnrd on application ri and at cost at
State.
Jacob Link, disturbing religions ser.
vice; party not arrested aud cause con.
timed.
Charles Aul5uchon, robbery defend
ant being in Jail nj rutosi and not in
custody 81 this court, cause is roulin
ned Ia next term.
Iiirnrl Newman, assault with intent
tn Kill; set Tor I'D aust
Corbin lInddlrslon, carrying CON.
craIca weapons demurrer to second
count sustained, formal aralgumrnt
waived and plea ol not guilty; Trial bl
jury aud verdict Of not guilty
Joseph Doolry and Leslie poolrl,
murder; set tnr I'D
George I Wiggrr, ni,un: uollr
proscqni entered by State
Fred Mueller, murder; continued 10
next term.
Henry hey, assault with intent To
hlll; continued upon affidavit Of State
to next term,
Corbin lIuddlc>tou, perjury: uoIIr
proScqui entered by State.
I.idia Jacobs, perjury; uolio prose.
qui catered by State
John Moore, perjury; uollr pro,rpui
entered 10y state.
NoIlc prOSrqui> also entered in toll
lowing cases charged with perjury
Liunir Moore, Edward simpson, s. o.
CONWAY, In. G. &. Hand ard Della
Hand.
Lee Graves, ct al, forfeited bond;
ordered stricken from docket
Hale Cowlcy, false prrrru,r-t con.
linucd generally.
CYIl cANfS
VIM Bra>lry y. Federal Lead Co.,
appeal from j T.; tried hy court aud
submitted.
Iho>. IIiggiubutham v. estate Frrd
Auluchon, deceased appeal from j.
| T. stricken from docket
W G. Nnrwne v G Il rralhcr
appeal from j r.; trial By court and
Judgment Tor plaintiff for 81. 80.
Columbia brewing cows. William
II Miller, appeal from j. f.: rou.
iinucd to May 2ith
l.. u. SpnrkSys. M.E.&H + EN .
appeal from j. T.. suggestion oldraph
oi plaintiff and cause continued
Riley /. lIoran IS. Modern Rlnlh,.r
hood Of America, mandamu. death OF
plaintiff suggested aud cause Dismissed
Tor that reason
National Brewing CO. s.. Auuu-r
Thomson, revival ct Judgment. con
rinucd 10 next regular term
Marion Skies v. ST I.uu,, Hn-l Co..
damages: Jury cmpanclrd al close Of
pninlifs evidence: court uu motion
OF defendant gives prrrmplury u,lrur.
lion, to find inr defendant: plaintiff
enter, non suit with leave tu move iu
sci aside
). Il. Iyrr' vs.. mon Lead Co.,,
damages; motion to qnash wit ,u>-
tanned, and alias summons ordered.
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

Oklahoma city Okla. May 10. Her
mann Wachrndurf aged ". died from
the effects Uf an accidental bullet
wound
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19
lYNCHING AT BELMONT.
Negro Hanged 10 Public Square for Kid.
naping Wife and Child Of Es'Rep.
fesentstive Hess and Holding
Them for Ransom

An cN-rnnsirl negro, whr had served
Il term in the pcnilcntiary Tor assault
~ It'll intent to Nil, WAS hanged in the
public square nt Belmont, Mississippi
county, last Friday, by mob ot en-.
ragged citizens, for kidnapping the wife
aud small child oi former Representa-
tive FrcdrlicE j Hess. and holding
them in his cabin until Mr. Hess paid
him $500, which he demanded. Fol.
lowing IS the account ol the ainir
wired from Belmont To- the 81 Louis
Republic
Early this morning the negro went
In the Hes, residence IN a buggy, armed
with rifle, lie called Mr. Hes, To
the door and lold him 10 ges his wife
aud child and follow him, threatening
MIR. Hess with the rifle.
He compelled MI Hes, and his wife
to get into hi, buggy, together with the
child, and drove 10 his cabin, which
.,.,. L,, ..,,,r ..i,.,,,oo ,,.,,
puriug the drive he did not say a
word a, To hi, intentions, but kept MIR
Hes, covered with the rifle Mrs Hess
va, almost Frustrated with fear when
the cabin wa, reached.
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Ni"E" rlIEl AriNN I" XIII
"I'm going to sta, here and watch
NnnI VIE ana baby, ANA II lon IT, moi
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No" go aud grl that $500.
MIR Hes, say, that he realized TINT
the negro wa, a "brd" man and would
carry ont hl~ threats, ~ he appeared In
Ice 'rIl desperate. lie accordingly
stated {" town, feeling, h" said, that
'' M" Il" "'n'' '''''"a'Nt.
Tie feared that when he returned hr
would discover HI, wife and child Hui
d'Ird' h"l I" REMAIN would insure men
I''II.
tie hurried into HE town, where Ia,
informed III" Sheriff and other citizen,
oi the nIiur l|ul hc warned them uul
j." attempt I" 'aF'''i' the mgr" "'''l'
I"r we ana emu were III 'hr ''"'n'
a. ne i''''' 'hr n's'" might NIL 'h""
81 once.
r"~'l f"l I"NIh NE' ht''.
II" advised the Sheriff To orgautlr d
small po,,r and follow him with III,
S''" 'ha 'h' r'-'e ioii""ihS at u us.
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

ST. Louis, May l3.-Ambrosc English,
80 years old. farmer. living near tho
watrrworkS al Baden. was accidental
~ shot with cat rifle and almost in
stantly KILLED riday afternoon by
Matilda Kuukrl lG-yrar old girl who
was yisI:lu. him
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

Washington, May IA man who
said his name is Daniel Constable. an
Italian, was arrested by Policeman
Hopkins while trying To force an Ell
trance AT The rear door OF The White
House about midnight.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

it00I The highest market price will
he paid for all wool brought u,
"oo COLE 4 NIXON MIG co.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

Butte. Mont May ~ Martin J FL
lot. who as a director Of the Amer
lean Railway Union. in 1879. was i'm.
prisoned with Eugene V Debs and
others in connection with the Pullman
strike. died here, after a long Illness,
aged IS tie formerly was member
of the Montana Legislature, and was a
prominent socialist and labor leader.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19

4. apg.ui' ol ID conference hr.
tween ,ios.ruorfolL Attorney '"n
wM lIadlN and Prosecuting NJ.
lurnrN Ju-Nuoi Mississippi county
100 ST. hom. last Iu"-dnN 70 special
grand IurN will h. called ou The
10Th INST. Io investigate tine INurn
ug.ul rp nrpro at Belmont last
lrrIlN 90. damned T., Mr. Io.
Iva fImr Tine mob winch did thr
m.nr vrn. largely from roium-
nu. Il, where lude. less raised
most of TIM RANSOM money demand
ed by the negro aud who came
across the river from that place
Governor Folk SAWS We want iu
make Nurhus unpopular IN Mi.
sour and that the GRAND mrs is
r\rrrlrd lu SIT the matter to- the
hottom and cause the arrest and
punishment of the guilty All Of
winch Is ughl and proper. but
.tiI there are time and rjrrum
Stances. and prrIml- always will
be-. when public resentment j. So
aroused that swift vengeance is
melted mt tm..u.mr- ut certain
elias, for which % is felt the law
provides mo- ldruualrrrmcdy This
p- to he greatly drpIorrd and yet
when character like the negro
who was hanged 1T Brlm.ut IS
thus summmlIy put ont of the way.
deep down ia the hrmt- ot the PEG.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-05-19
Notice Regarding Appropriations For
Road improvement.

The Court having, at The regular Nav
term OF court, made conditional appfn-
priations Tor improvement OF several
main lines OF public roads. will at the
May adjourned term. June Sth receive
the subscriptions for the different i'm
proycrnruts from the parties directly III
tcrestrd. Should any fail or refuse TO
raise the sums estimated, the Court may
divert the money appropriated 10 other
main lines OF roads where parties inter.
cStcd viii raise the sum ct sums ruudi
toned III original appropriations
BY order OF the Court
!. \ LAWRENCE, Clerk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-28
(CoplG populaT)

1du uSLCu las 1AoIuo ASAS uoOi
ahorq No queda otro re-
curse.
Les voy a referir a ustedes 10
que ocurrio en- mi pueblo.
q LA pobre Isabel -!
Me parece estarla viendo con
sus mofletes, que semejaban ca
ches de cielo, colorados y relu
cientes; con su boca como TN
capullo Y sus ojos grandes y
azules-
Era la algeria del lugar.
Los papas mostrabanla q sus
hijas como modelo de honra-
dez.
No tenia novio, nj pensaba te
nerlo; pero, ESQ 81, bailaba como
un trompo y cantaba como un
sinsente.
Esta fue su perdici6n.
Una noche despues de bailar,
sc le ofrecio un forastero para
acompa1arla hasta su casa.
Acepto la joven. y, nunca
bien 10 hiciera: al pasar por una
calle, tropezaron con un BORA
cho, que, al verlos, empez6 a de-
cir:
-Eh, perdida. -; y como an
das a picos pardos con ese pi-
aim. ST los del pueblo te vie
ran 10 tie alabarian tanto. -.
iCuanto vas ganando por el
flete -?
:. Sono un tiro.
Ell borracho sc fue a largar el
ultimo trago al inferno, y el
aeon pana nte de la j6ven tom6
las de Villaespera (patas para
que te quiero) quedandose Isa-
bel sola temblando de pies a
cabeza y proxima a desmayarse.
Acudio la policia y Sc encon-
tr6 con ell muerto y la mucha'
cha. -"
Armose ell escandalo consi-'
guiente.
Isabel declare la verdad; pero
ique 81 quieres! la madre del bo-
rracho sc do en- decir que a su
hiio 10 habian matado por celos,
y echabale la culpa a la joven,
por coquetear con los mozos, y
hala Y tira, hasta el punto de
hacer Greer a los demas que la
chica llevaba relaCiones amOro-
sas con Ell muerto. antes de mo-
rir. con ell asesino antes de
matar. dejando a la infeliz DON
celia como fuera de 81 y sin ami
mo para defenderse, como ST un
peso enorme lc hubiese caldO So
bre la cabeza.
Y era lastima contemplar
aquellos rubirundos mofletes
como Sc derretfan; aquella boca
de capullo como lba perdiendo
su color, y aquellos ojazos de Gle
10 como por las fagrimas Sc en-
paflaban, tristes y hundidos.
que mas bien que de 1noza casa
dera, de viuda lacrimosa pare
clan.
Ell senor juez sc daba a todos
los diablos, porque el aseslno,
nj vivo nj muerto enselaba Ia
nariz; Zen 10 cual obraba cuer-
damente, digo. a mi humilde en-
teuder.)
Las comadres, entire tanto, no
daban paz la lengua, y va Sc
repetian n mil verslones relat1vas
al suceso, todas en- per)ulc1o de
la chica y nj una sola a su favor
Isabel aseguraba que era mo
cente; que no haola perdido su
honradez; pero, recasacstom. -.
q otro perro con esa camilla. -.
Y la bola rodaba, rodaba sir
cesar.
Una tarde. el senior juez man
do prender a la joven.
Tuvieron que cargarla por
que ella no podia dar un pasc.
Me ha dicho-aseguro el Sc
nor JDan-4ue til Ilevaste e
asesino junto la victima para
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-28
Senor Iuez, que yo los vi

Senor Juez, que 20 OF cuande
esta dijo al otro '"Matalo" =.
-Senor Juez. que yo OF al di-
funto cuando les gritaba: INC
me maten. J!
-Seflor Juez, que 20 OF a la
|acusada empujar al otro, dicien
Idole:-"iCobardeY 80.
-Senor Juez. que 20 vi cuan.
do ell difunto Sc le puso de rodi
Has, exclamando: -Perd6name
Isabel, ipor tn madre!, que 20 te
juro no decir nunca que te qui-
siste conmigo....
-Sefor uez, que 20 vi GUAM
do el otro levanto la pistola y
ipun!... lie atraveso la asadu-
-Seflor Juez. -.
-jBasta, demonios. -! !Que
dice usted acusada- -? lCon1e
sa usted ser verdad 10 que de-
claran las testigos -
La pobre Isabel Sc desplomo
sobre el banquillo, sin pronun-
ciar una silaba.
- Estais confesa. .-dijo el
Juez.
Y la mand6 para ell calabozo.
A los pocos dias la madre de
Isabel agonizaba de pena, sin
que Sc supiese del padre, que su
daba como I'M loco buscando al
asesino.
En- Ell pueblo no habia va
quien dudase de la culpabilidad
de la joven.
Hasta ell padre cura dijo en-
un sermon que la pobre Isabel
estaba condenada.
Sc celebro Ell juicio en- la corte
judicial y Ell abogado defensor
descollo a gran altura; pero init
tilmente: a Isabel sc la condeno
a morir de muerte infamsnte.
LEGO ell dia de la ejecucion.
Ell cortejo fatidico dirijiase
hacia Ell cadalso.
va estaba todo listo, y el YER
dugo iba a hacer una de las su-
yas, Cuando.
=: --iAlto, en- nombre de la
Ley. .-grit6 una voz exten,
t6rea.-iEsa mujer.. es inocen-
TEL. -.
Y aparecio entire la multitud
el Juez que habia detenido &
Isabel, conla vara de la Justicia
en- una mano y en- la otra la
punta de un cordel, del que We
nian amarradas veinte viejas,
las mismas que habian delarado
en- contra de la joven.
Las hlzo subir al patibulo, CO.
locandolas alrededor del tablado.
Semejaban otras tantas bru-
jas, sorprendidas en- un aque-
larre.
-Senores-dijo el Juez, levan-
tando su vara-sospechando Que
estas bribonas no dijeran verdad
al declarar contra la acusada,
me vesti de demon1o, con TN
traje que tenia del ,lltimo car
naval y como a media noche
fui llamandoias una a una. Me
hicieron la senal de la cruz
pero yo les agarre por el pescue'
zo.-Confesa. vieja inmunda,-
lie die a cada cual-si es ciertc
10 que declaraste en- contra de
lsabel.-lAy, senor diablo, nc
nos mate. -. ..l-contestaronme
-ique fue EN- buste y gran EN-
buste 10 que diJimos. ..!-Y
sin perder tempo, como una
recua de alimanas, las he traido
Por fortuna Sc lego a tempo.
En- Ell mismo instante Sc csc Il
Ch0 otra voZ que decia:
-jPaso, paso, que aqui esta e
REQ. -. Este fue ell que mat6...
Era ell padre de Isabel que ha
bia encontrado al asesino.
Este lltimo subio tambien a
tablado y Sc declare culpable J
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-09
IDES C4PrURED Ar LAST.
Sew Jersey Desperate VINO Escaped From
Railway KeforinatOry.

ELIzABErH. y. j.. Jan. s-Frank ldes,
known as the Jersey Jesse Jemes. who
escaped from the Railway Reformatory
last summer and had since eluded the police
Of every town between here and Easton,
having on one occasion slipped through
n Gordon Of six bluecoats when his home
here was surrounded. was captured at
midnight last night IN small shanty near
Aldene. Buck Anderson and Gypsy
Smith were arrested at the saIne time.
When word came 20 headquarters that
Ides was in the vicinity Of Adene Officers
Ward Hess, Murphy and O'BIien were
sent there to capture him. Near mid
night they came across little dollhouse
on the Baltimore and Chic Railroad.
Through a crack they saw ldes Smith and
Anderson sitting on the floor playing
cards. The policemen broke in the door
and took the tho by surprise. ldes made
for the only other means Of exit, little
window near the roof, before which ran a
beam. He leaped to the beam. but he could
not get through the window.
He then gave himself up. When bis
pedigree was taken at headquarters he Eaid
he vas p years old. Il hope 1t Is not the
reformatory again he said That a
slaughter house. III take twenty years
in prison sooner than go back there six
months.