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Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Notices


a REGULAR meeting of the State
Board of Education will bc'held on Thurs
lay. December &, 1905, ut 10 Q, nt in Che
Auditor Of Accounts Office, Dover. Del
GEO. H. DICK. Secretary
NOTICE-rhe annual meeting OF tie
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of the State of Delaware VIII De held at
the Office OF the company, No. ea3 Market
street. Wilmington Delaware, on Nom
day. january 81 1906 at 10 O'Clock a. M.
at which time an election for five man-
ayers. 20 serve three years. VIII Doe held
and the premiums on an policies VIII De
payable Six per cent interest on an ball
luces OF members amounting 90 S. and up-
wards will be paid.
The agents OF the company are author
zed 10 receive the dues OF members and
90 pay them their interest
w. A. LaMoTrE secretary
E-Elcction-Thc annual meet
Ing uf the stockholders OF the Whining
ton and Kenneth Turnpike Company VIII
bee held nt the Delaware Trust Company.
No. ] East Ninth street. Wilmington. Del
awHrc. on Monday January T. 1906. at licQ
o'clock "a. m., for The purpose of electing
ten d0l managers o'serve during the en-
suing year. p. p. siiURTER Secretary.
NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Office Of the Delaware Railroad Comuany.
Dover. Del. Dec ~. 1865.
The annual meeting nf stockholders of
the Delaware Railroad Company will be-
held at the Office OF the company iu Dover
on Thursday, the nth day Of January.
1906. at II o'clock n. M. for the election
OF directors go serve tho ensuing year and
for The transaction OF other business III.
HAYES Secretary.
ELECTION-rh annual election Tor d b
rcctors Of the Central National Bank. ol
Wilmington. Del. viii be held ut The bank
| ing-housc ON Tuesday, January gth 1876.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ and
I u O'Clock noon. H. T. RuMFORD.
Cashier
HIRAM NJ COLDER. the caterer. has
moved TO 922 French St.
Office Of the Delaware Railroad Co,
Dover Del, Dec. g. 1906
| NOTICE-DIN1DEND
The Board of Directors have this DAY
declared a sem-annual dividend OF three
per cent. upon the capital stock of the
company, payable on and after January
% 1905. 60 the stockholders as registered
on the books of the company at the close
Of business, Dccembcr'5. Il. 5. All dividends
viii be paid by cheques
Cheques will be mailed 10 stockholders
who have filed dividend orders az this
office. NJ HAYES.
fITs..|4 .-rf
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Ruslnesses Eor SaIe,

BUSINESS FOR SALE-One of the
most successful grocery stores I'm Will
mington. Excellent location on King ST.
owner wants to retire Price and terms
reasonable. Address RI. Journal Office
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LADIES' want an TO know of the
splendid opportunity 1 can give any wo-
man whereby she can actually turn her
spare time into money. The work is very
pleasant and will easily pay SIS per week
There Is no deception about this. No eX-
perience Is necessary. lf you really want
10 make money. write to me at once. Ad-
dress HARRIET NJ RICHARDS. Box
IT, Joliet IN.
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License Applications


NOTlCE-L EDWARD ~. LYNCH tho
owner and occupant Of the house situated
at NO 3lo East Eleventh street. In tho
sixth ward. In the city of Wilmington.
county OF New Castle and state of Dela-
ware, Ia compliance with the require
ments of the acts OF the General Assem-
oiy, in such cascs made and provided.
DO hereby give notice that / shall amply
siuns of the State OF Delaware in and
for New Castle county ON Monday the
1th dnN OF February a. ID. 1906 being the
nest term OF said court for "a license for
said house aa nn Inn or tavern for the
salc therein of Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart. 10 be drunk on
The Premises ana the following rcspcct-
lhle citizens of said ward. at least twelve
of whom are substantial frceholdors of
said ward, recommend the said applca-
uon, VIZ.
Yoimouah Lewis W. a. RYAN.
james g.. O'NeHl. elijah Tonnnson
w. j. cottcr. Frank brn'nr
nnnitl 4. buHOss. John SchlCrtL
Michael kcuueally, Thomas o. Posucs.
O. II McAilstcr Nouh G.. BHss
John Carney William Lewis.
Alfred Davis. Burnside G.. Anderson
William Ncrrlckcn. Charles Diimau.
r. a. Alnfd g. r.. liliman.
Arthur c.. Smith. r. ]. OConncn.
D. T.. snfiuecr Charles j. lynch.
t H. FuQul. William Kirk.
Asher Logan Harry IoInn.
d23-at EDWARD r.. LYNCH.
NOTICE.. WILLARD a. SPRINGER.
ho tcuant and occupant of the house situ-
Hftd az 30. & West Fourth street. in The
Nrst ward. in The city OF Wilmington.
county uf New Castle and state OF 'tll-
Nurc, IN compliance W IN the rfuulfi meuti
lf tine acts OF the General Assembly il
such ease mndc and provided do hereby
iiVo notice that J shall apply In writing
io the Court OF General Sessions OF the
state OF Delaware, IN and for New CATS
Ne county, on Monday. the 9th day ut
Fchrunry. 1906. being the next term Of
Hil court. FOR license for suid house.
rs an inn or tavern for the sale therein of
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. TO be- drunk uu the premises.
n1 the following respectable citizens OF
said ward az least twelve OF whom are
suhst1i4tili frcthuldors OF said ward.
ecommend the said application. viz,
eco. A. Willis. Benjamin ~ Pryor,
Jacob Scheibcr r. q. Holland.
Norris E1railsun. J. nushworih.
ludwig Hendricks. ThcH Mcl.nnghlin,
W. ~. Jack Martin Harding.
r. Iimmcrmann ~. ID. Entrikcn,
q. D. MCMnnuN, Lewis Ifshcm
lamus d. llHrklua. David i.cshcm.
| NaN Ephruiin. Iarnfs j. Walt
SEMI II. nawnslcy j. Howard Drul,kcr,
wilson oakrs, Edwin Chambers.
Norris Chaikin. A. r. Sayior.
Joseph Fisher Robert Hutton.
chHF B. Doughertv Names Hutton.
dcci2-3t WILLARD A.. SPRINGER.
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Lost and Found

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LOSr-A pocketbook in going along
King street containing a small sum of
money and valued papers, also KEYS.
Party can keep tho money II they return
the papers and pOcketbOok. SIS w. Ssycnth
on journal Onlce.
LOST High school Clasp Fin. 1906 on
Pennsylvania avenue 10 High School Re
turn to w n. Work. 23iS Pennsylvania
avenue.
STOLEN-From the undersigned. near
Port Penn. Del. on Monday night. De-
cember II, dark bay horse no white.
1919 hands hgh. low headed. a barbwire
scar on right front foot. near hoof. ROB
ERr J.. CARPENTER. Port Penn. Del
IOST-On Tuesday evening between
Hilles Jones Co. works and Nandcver
avenue and Pine streets, pay envelope
bearing name Of Swanson" Reward If
returned 10 1909 Pine street.
IOsT-Lady's open-facod silver watch
with fob attached. Monogram NJ. Il. Re
ward 81 returned. $40 Madison 81.
Lost-Chain and iocket initials r. NJ. C..
ON lockct, Blandywine drive. Washington
between 9 and 10 a. M Sunday. Suitable
reward il returned TO 1905 Wawaset ave.
I.OST-Silver embroidery SCISSORS az
Ninih aud Van Buren. Reward IL returned
10 s04 Van Buren street.
BUNCH OF NINE KEYS FOUND
owner can save same by applying to this
Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Office Of the Delaware Railroad Co.
Dover Del, Dec. 8. 1905.

SAE ECnew and secondhand; re-
pairing. Both Phones.
Barnes Safe and Lock Co.. II n. Sixth
St.. philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
FOR EXCHANGE
Tvnemriters

r.'--fr---7
UNDERWOOD rNPEWRlrER-S Style
3, In good condition worth $50, viii sell
for $40 cash or exchange FOR diamond
ring. Ali, Journal Office.
WANTED-Nuur new typewriter should
hc an l.. e.. Smith writing in sight ma-
chine. an up-tO-dato features. Rebuilt
RcmingtOns for sale or rent cHAS. @.
GUYER. Court Stenosrapher S26 Market
ST. Phone 1888
100 GOOD secondhand typewriting ma
chimes. different makes, for sale cheap.
for cash. CASH TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE, GIG Perry Bldg. Philn.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Oaioe Furniture


FOR SALE-Roll-t0p desk and candy
makers stoves. Apply Speciality Mfg. Co.
S39 Market ST. Room No. ?.
WANTED-A screw and spring office
chah. a G-foot Office table and wardrobe
either oak OF wnluut. but must be IN good
condition and low price. Apply. Ell, this
office
Evening journal., 1905-12-27

SilEkIEi'S SALE.-BN VIRTUE on A
writ OF Pin. Levari Faciah to me d.
rected, viii be exposed to Public Sale at
the Court House. on Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. In
the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
county Delaware.
ON THURSDAY.
THE 18TH DAY or DECEMBER. 1906
at 10 O'Clock a. M.
he following described real estate. viz:
with the two-siorv brick dwelling there
erected and known rs No. 1876 Tiud N
street. situate Tn said CITY of Wfminrfor
bounded and described as follows. TO wit.
leginnlnS at q point on the norther'v
side Of Linden street at the distanr. ~
p feet Inches casterlv from the casforlv
side of Franklin street northerlv narnfiei
with Franklin street and passing fhrot,b
he middle Of the division OalI between
he house on this lot and the house al
Joining on the west IS feet to "a noinf On
he southefly side nf an alley four feet
vide, running parallel with Linden street
from Franklin street 20 Harrison street.
thence eastcrlv along said allev Side IL
leet inches % a corner; thence south-
arly parallel with Franklin street and
Vision wall of the house on this lot and
be house adjoining ON the cast IS feet
10 point in said northerly side of Lin
lon street. and thence thereby westerly
i3 feet inches 10 the place OF beginning
be the contents thereof what they NAV
with the free and uninterrupted rieht
use ana lliAifAf OF ralu alley IA COM
mon with others entitled thereto. under
and subject nevertheless to an equitable
share Of the cost. charges and expenses
OF Keeping said alley In repair
Seized and taken I'm execution as the
property Of Mary Bolen executrix. under
the late viii Of Patrick Bolen. deceased
and Mary Bolen. surviving mortgagor
and John j. Mealey. administrator of
Martin j. Nealcy. deceased and John j.
Mealev, james A. Mealey and Mary A.
Nealey terre tenants. and to be sold by
HARRY 7. GILLIS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington. Delaware.
December 70. 1905
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instruction
Personal

SEND ME q lock OF your hair and tell
le the color Of your hair and the date Of
our birth and I viii tell your fortune.
Nidress G--4f Journal Office.
MARRIAGES PERFORMED with or
ithout publicity, certificates sod. AD-
tiy THE REV MIR. BUTLER. 66l
,orth Ninth street. Philadelphia.
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LADIES--I make from SIS TO $50 per
week and want an to have the same Cp-
portunity. The work is very pleasant and
spare time / speak from experience as l
have frequently made $500 in single day.
This is no deception. 7 want no money
and will gladly send full particulars tc all.
Address, MRS W. w MITCHELL, Box
TO- Portland. Maine.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Bicycles

Bicycles
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COLUMBIA bicycle. viii exchange for
printing material, type. furniture, etc
Address, PRINTER. Journal Office
TWO 2G-INCH boys wheels in good or
der except as to tires Win exchange for
jeWelry vnlued at S25 G-lS. Journal Office.
BICYCLE, in good order. to exchange
FOR either a photograph or typewriter
Address A-29 Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Horses and Carriages


HORSES FOR SALE-s65- Widow lady
win sen entire business outht consisting
1f a handsome family and business mare.
very blocky built, Is 3-i hands high. age
3. weight il5l. sound. kind, can be driven
the most timid person. as she is fear
css of automobiles, trolleys and all road
obstacles. can read 10 miles an hour, and
she rs large enough for any use. Also
elegant 6-spring business WasOn. harness.
blanket, robe whip and an stable uten-
lis. all In good condition, will separate
% suit purchaser No. .. $50 cash viii buy
ny handsome trotting and road mare. l5ih
lands high. age . weight 1850 pounds,
lOng tail and name, sound. kind, has gone
1 fun mile in 2.l6 will guarantee her TO
show "a fun milo IN go can be driven hv
aides as she is fearless OF am objects also
atest style end spring runabout. nne fall
ng top bug harness. blankets. robes
nd whip. an in frst-class order. win sell
he entire OUTFIT for $50 10 davs' trial al-
owed Also S35 cash will buy pair of heavy
1Ouuds, sound, kind, win work single or
'ouble. have been using them on our
farm. will sell the team for SIS cash. or
vim separate them. reasonable trial all
owed. no horse Jockeys need apply. Call
private residence. Mrs Fred. Smith. l214
". 18th street. Philadelphia
FOR SALE-Black and white shetland
,ob Pony 50 inches tall safe for children
o ride or drive. Apply at NcDANIEI'S
STABLE. 40 West Front St.
FOR sALE-Two-seat sleigh In good
condition for sale. Price SIS. Address O..
Journal Office
FOR SALE-I offer for sale my driving
lorse, Stanhope carriage aud harness.
Also. kitchen stove and walnut hatracl.
ADDRESS. HENRY RUMER. Newark. Del.
EXCHANGE-Have runabout. in good
condition, with detachable top, a two
-eatcd trap I'M good condition and re-
eating Winchester shot gun, anyone or
tu of which I viii sell or exchange in
art payment for a good runabout auto
Mobile. Address. o.. this Office.
Will EXCHANGE windmill in perfect
mining order for a young horse suitable
or farming. Apply S. S. DEEMER. New
'astie Del
vVANTED--Use Of good horse during the
winter months FOR its care and keep. Ad.
iress F-2. journal Office.
CHIlDREN's PONY turnout, handsome
.aund reliable pony, governess cart, har-
o-s. saddle: cost 500. will sell for little
DO re- than half. GA Journal Office.
WANTED-Four-seat sleigh. must be
in frst-class condition aud up-to-date.
Give jewelry I'm exchange; G-S5. Journal
Office.
WOULD LIKE to exchange year old
horse for a motor cycle, C-5 Journal Of
fee.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Board Wanted


BOARD AND ROOMS WAN nod -for
a family OF eight, must be reasonable
Location somewhere in the suburbs near
ichnol and trolley. Address. BON s.
CLAYTON House
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Boats and Launches

WANT A BOAT2 VIII trade a French
runabout 1 have no use for. worth $500.
FOR one In good condition. Address. Max
well l4l Riverside Ave. Newark. n. J.
LAUNCH 23ls f.. beam, 4-horse power
Barker engine. can be seen running sun
days. What is offerod2 CABLOCk'S boat
house, Edgewater. n. J.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Houses Wanted

REAL ESTATE WANTED. VIII uay
cash for improved property or Vacant
lots n HrookiNu. N. s., knss ur queens
county. N s.. also Nrins and ucrcaec
property on Long Island send fnl dcscrp
Hripiiun. price, mOri-nec location, ftc
we viii give you quick answers. AddfrH-
pOTTS a. PARTRIDGE $50 Montague
st Brooklyn. ~ y.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Help Wanted Male

GIRL to work in variety store. %
King ST..
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Automobiles

FOR SALE-Oldsmobile runabout the
type and style that made the Oldsmobne
its reputation. In good condition and rum
ming every day. a bargain to quick buy
cr. Address S-l1, Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27

A WOMAN wanted for general house
work 53e w. Fourth St.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
HeIp Wanted MaIe

- 49, -,-'-->-s---l>f-3-e
A. r. TATNAI.L. lO1 Maryland Ave. Del
marvia Phone 1f1l.
WANTED Middle-aged man TO take
care Of stock on a farm Good wages.
Address Nj Journal Onice.
WANTED-Two good boys 10 or I6
years OF age. Apply az this office.
MAN WANTED that understands quar-
rying for mica. Address A. s. MOTE.
Newark. Del
Evening journal., 1905-12-27

GOOD Girl. wanted for general house
work. no washing. Also a good washer
woman Apply evenings only, 600 W 9TH
Street
Evening journal., 1905-12-27

HIRAM NJ. COLDER. the caterer. has
moved TO 922 French St.
Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Gems and JeweIry

HAVE handsome Diamond ring 20 ox-
change for gold watch, Address s-3
journal Office.
FOR SALL-.)iamond horse shoe pin. an
stones aoout . Ia carats pure white. Wnl
srll at bargain. Cannot AFFORD 30. k2l.
ihis office.
CANNOT afford to wcar rings now WIN
sell handsome blue white 5-S carat dia-
mond ring Tor $500. No dealers. k-lg. Jour
nal Office.
WIDOW win sell husbands jewclry very
cheap. K-32 Journal once
HAVE SOLID GOLD 1ik waitham
watch that can be bought FOR S25 cash.
Address C-3. Journal Office.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-06-07
TRY TO Kill A N
Anarchists Of Paris Try To Annihil-
ate SPANS Young Ruler.

a Paris special says: AS the king OF
Spain, accompanied by President Loubet,
drove away from a gala performance of
the opera after midnight Wednesday, an
anarchist threw a bomb in the direction
OF the royal carriage. The projectile
struck a soldier belonging to the cuiras-
sier escort on the shoulder, and then fell
to the ground and exploded without in
juring his majesty or the president, who
continued their drive to the Palais
! Orsay.
Several soldiers of the escort were
thrown from their horses and injured,
while fragments of the bomb struck a
number of persons in the crowd.
King Alfonso and President Loubet
had been cheered along the entire route
to the opera by enthusiastic crowds, the
young monarch having completely gained
the hearts of Parisians since his arrival
The gala performance comprised Sam
son and Delilah" and "Maladetta."
The performance went without a hitch.
performance.
The king and president were escorted
to their carriage and took seats side by
side in the vehicle, which started off,
surrounded by several squadrons Of CUR
assiers, towards the Avenue d'0rsay.
The procession arrived at the end Of the
avenue in the Avenue d'Opera, and cross
ed the Place Theater Francois, where
were assembled at least 1900 persons in
the Rue de Rohan. There, just a few
yards before reaching the Rue Rivoli, a
man sprang forward with his arms raised
in the air, and before the Gordon Of police
could prevent him, without uttering a
word, he threw a projectile in the direc-
ton of the royal carriage. The police inn
mediately rushed toward him. At that
moment a deafening explosion occurred.
Cries from the crowd were heard, and
then followed a scene of intense excite
ment. The crowd began surging to and
fro.
Soldiers were seen to fall, but as the
fash from the bomb died out it was OBJ
served that the king and the president
had not been struck and their carriage
proceeded on its way.
The bomb had been thrown with too
great force, and passed over the royal
carriage and struck the shoulder of Il
cuirassier and fell to the ground, where
it exploded, fragments striking the
horses, causing them to bolt and throw
their riders.
The force Of the explosion was terrific
md caused n arrangement of the electric
lights, which were all ~eXtinguished.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-06-07
MISSIONARIES MURDERED.
Another Bloody Uprising Reported
from Tibet

Mail advices were received at Victoria,
B. c., Tuesday by the steamer Empress
of Japan of a missionary uprising IL
Tibet. Four French missionaries at diff.
ferent stands in Bathan district were
murdered and a number Of the members
of their churches massaCred. Troops
have been sent to the district from SEE
chuen.
On May 1 several crews of bluejackets
and officers of two vessels were sent to
Port Arthur, presumably to man war
ships recovered from Port Arthur harbor,
1t is reported that six warships can be
reclaimed. The work of r~eftting the
Palladia is almost completed.
Eighty steam launches and an enor'
nous number of rifles and other weapons
have been located at the bottom of the
harbor. Four hundred divers are al
work.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-06-07
CAPTURED IN IDAHO.
j.. II. Franklin, Charged with EN-
beZZIement, Under Arrest.

J. Il. Franklin, a sewing machine
agent, charged with the defalcation Of
nearly $1,000, has been captured at
Grangeville, Idaho, and brought back to
Mitchell, this state, after a search of two
months. Franklin was located by detect
ives, who watched the movements of
his wife, who, upon leaving Mitchell
went to her former home at Akron, Ia,
where she lived for a week or w with
her brother and then departed for
Grangeville to join her fugitive husband.
In justice court Tuesday Franklin
waived examination and was bound over
to the next term of circuit court under
bonds in the sum of 5000.
The Singer Sewing Machine Company,
for which Franklin was agent at Mitch
ell, investigated the shortage. The deli
cit was found to be nearly $4,000. He
claims he will be able to prove satisfac-
torily where every cent of the money
went.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-06-07
BIG FAIR is OPENED
LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION
BEGINS AT PORTLAND.
Machinery Three Thousand Miles
Away-Nation is Represented at
Portland by the Vice President.

Amidst a scene of festivity and splen-
west, with din and clamor Of cheering
thousands, accompanied by the booming
OF artillery, the Ginning Of bells and the
blaring of bands, Portland, Ore, Thurs
day made her greatest bow to the world
III the formal opening Of the Lewis and
Clark Centennial exposition. The event
took place under conditions presaging
complete success to this historical com
Hienoration of the blazing or the trail TO
''old Oregon by Capt. Meriwether Lew
is and William Clark, who, commissioned
by President Jefferson, explored the
great Oregon country 100 years ago.
Thursdays celebration was partici-
pated in by the president Of the United
States and his personal representative,
Charles w. Fairbanks, representatives Of
the state and of the house of representa-
tives of the national congress-, of the
army and the navy, together with the
governors and stats of the states OF Cal
fornia, Idaho, Washington and Oregon
and multitudes of people from far and
near.
The arrangements for the
were complete. In the southwest corner
of the east room, on a mahogany stand,
was located an eXquisitely mounted gold
telegraph key. 1t was the instrument
which was used by President =. V. De-
Graw, now fourth assistant postmaster
general, in receiving the presidents mes
sage ut the opening Of the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition on April 30. 1904, and
presented TO Mr.. DeGraw at that time.
On the roo OF the White House was
stationed a first class sergeant Of the
signal corps OF the army, who. at the
sounding of an electric gong Mt his side.
was under instructions to drop a flag
which was to be the signal for the bat
terry located on the White House lot,
south of the White House, to fire a ma.
tional salute of twenty-one guns.
At the concession of n brief address
the president said: II now open the
Lewis and Clark exposition" leaning for
ward nj the same instant and pressing
the gold key which sounded the chimes
and started the machinery three thou
sand miles away. Practically instantly
the first gun Of the national salute was
fired on the White House lot by the Third
field battery, u. s. n.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-06-07
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN A CON-
DENSED FORM.
Important Capture Made by sioux
Falls Police-James Lucas Arrest
ed-He Had IA Burglars Outfit ana
MAY be Postoffice Robber.

The Sioux Falls police have made IN
important capture, the prisoner being Il
man who goes by the name or James
Lucas, who is believed to be an expert
cracksman. When searched it was dis
covered that he was provided with a fuii
kit of tools such as are usually carrlel
by cracksmen. In one pocket was found
q number of dynamite cartridges, WITH
caps and fuse. In another was a num-
Der of steel saws. He was armed with
an ugly looking bulldog revolver.
Lucas was formerly a partner OF a
man named Nash, who is serving a term
of one year in the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary for holding up DR.. Geria, a Sioux
Falls physician, about a year ago. LII
cas- was in the city with Nash at the
time. but there was no evidence to I'M
plicate him in the holdup and the author
sites had to be content with running hin
out Of the city. As Masks time is about
UP it is thought Lucas may have come to
Sioux Falls for the purpose or meeting
his former partner upon his release from
the penitentiary, with the object of JOIN
ing forces and robbing some Of the post
offices or smaller banks in that locality.
Lucas has been given n twenty day jail
sentence, and in the meantime an effort
will be made TO ascertain if he was i'm
plicated in the recent robbery of the Vi
borg postotfice or other crimes Of IL SIM
liar nature in South Dakota or surround
ing states