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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22
Personals

George Gray, Jr, has returned from
a pleasant California trip.
Mrs. c. p Bishop Is home from an
extended visit In Portland
Miss Pearl Shelley has returned
from a wseks visit in Portland.
W n. Miley returned tnis morning
10 Aurora, after a short visit IN Salem.
Miss Flora Mason. OF Albany. is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Anderson Can.
non.
Hon. w a. Perkins. Of Drain. Is the
guest Of his son. W. r. Perkins, Of this
city
Jon Myers returned 10 Salem This
morning from a business trip 70 Port
land.
A. Mcdonald. the nurroryman. ro.
turned this morning from a business
trip 10 Albany
J. H Thatcher returned today from
trip to Portland relative to tclc.
phone business.
NJ A. Hunter. who has been visit
ing hls uncle At la Grandc. returned
Home yesterday
W V. Vaughn returned 10 hia home
a. sllvcrton this morning. after hav.
ing spent several days here
Mr and Mrs Werner Brcyman re
turned this morning from a visit of
several days with friends In Portland.
Miss Lowcna Gibbs. who has been =
siudon, In willamette University rc
turned today 10 her homo In Columbia
Mo.
Mrs. o. p. Hon IL at Irving. ore.
visiting relatives and friends. She ox.
poets 20 remain for a week or ten
days.
Mira A. Wlzc returned last ev
enInE from Portland. wher, sho has
been looking up tho seasons styles IN
millinery.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Gatens and little
daughter returned this morning after
having visited Portland friends for a
fow days.
State superintendent Alderman
went 10 Hood River this morning on
business relative 10 the consolidation
of school jlstnota
Mrs, }. IA Pollard. OF Tlgardvlle.
arrived this morning 10 yisit her son.
william. Wao Is a student 10 the VIII
lNmette University medical collego.
Miss Minnie Friekey has gone 10
Cottonwood. Cal, 20 be present Al the
funeral of her brother, Chris Frickey.
who died from the result of an accl.
dent
Mrs. Nina H. Rowland went 20 Cor
wallis today, where will attend the
State EndeayoF convention as dee.
gate from tho Endeayor Society OF the
Christian churCh
MN and Mrs A "a. johnson are en-.
ioylng visit from their daughter
Mrs Myrtle Williams, Who ls connect.
ei with the Indian service al the
Warm spring agency.
0oVern0e Chamberlain has been
chosen si5 one OF tho iudEos 10 tho DO
hate hotw~n Pacific university and
Whitman collcge, which win take
plaoe AZ Forest Gnoye tomorrow even.
ms
Charles q. Oosper Who. Tor more
than ~ years has been one OF the eity
mail carriers, has resigued. on ac-
count of Ms Cospers health he has
decided 10 remove 20 California. lie
will 50 20 West Pasadena a week
from today bot has made no plans as
20 what business shan sugage his a..
teution in the Roar state.
Miss Mabel c. Glover. a sister of
MessEs, RALPH and Ronald Glover Of
this city, made the hiehat average IN
a rcccnt ocachers' examination held
az Albany she wNs an applicant Tor
a thira sTade certificate. ana made an
aVcrago ~ s2 Miss Glover va a
student AZ the university last year ana
her friends hero viii reioice al her
succoss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22
On one EvsnInn.

For a very low price you can
three hrst class artists in a psear'
repertoipa Mr.. Gamble, the reno'
ed basso; Miss Page q most eh'
'ent viohniste, and Mr.. LAm0e's
a spseniid pianist. Next TUESDAY
the NJ. r. church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22

The funeral services OF Mrs.
Ligler were held az the home OF
son, Eli Zigler. OF Fruitland
zig'er was born in Pennsylvania
came to Oregon about ~ years
She has resided In Linn county
son, Eli Zigler. OF Fruitland. today.
with her son. she leaves six
dren.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22

washinrion. Fcb Postmasters
nominated today arc
California Robert Stephenson. tiol
lister, Heuy Whilman oSnafd, y d
FcrUnon iiealdShurE
Idaho W G. Fvnton. Boise, Austin
q. Nettleion Nampa
Montana John n Towers. Miles
city.
WAshinEtou n l. nuuton. waua
wana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22
To Make Them cOmmon Carriers.

washingion. Fvb. ~ Rhinock. of
Kentucky, introduced a blu In the
house today 10 make an Pipe lines
common carriers and place them an.
der an the restrictions of the com.
ucrce commission.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22

The membeus of TIE stoudenmeyer
sTchestra left for Corvallis tAls mora
las rhey Stn play for tie student
dance a the Agricultural COllegs
this evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22
Walla Walls Postma,,,,

Washington, Feb. e2-The Presl.
dent has nominated Il l. Brunton 10
b. postmaster al Walla wauA Wash
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22
Ths BISc0E-

~ ne ooiolial supper Friday ~.
D T-'-s S'll b made Of ne famous Cola
.'1a. f'00r suppsr nOu 10 !,
TIE Presbyterian church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22
Don't Forqst

The Presbyterian ladies' Colo
supper Friday evening. the 2Sd, q
o 10 s. Everybody invited
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22

The famous Colonial supper al tae
Presbyterian church tomorrow even.
ing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22
FAYORS
UNITED
STATES

norlin. Rob. 2.-Chancollor Won
nuolow today introduced In the
Relchsiag a BIN extending the most
favored nation clause 10 tho United
States until June. 1905. Ho told ,ho
Legislators Germany must choose be-
tween this provisional arrangement
and a laHn.
nerlin. Fcb 22 Tho tahn bin
passed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-22
BUT 1T is
NOT ON
STRAIGHT
Old Lady WarbOnnet Moved
by the White Mans
Spirit

Lusk. wyo., Feb. 22.-Mrs. Warbon.
net. wife Of the Sioux chief. and her.
self the slayer Of many whites, is dead
from alcoholism
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24

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nuncnwTloN OF PaoPxnrr.
.xAM o. owxn

'se's' Az: - 1r:S rae e e ST. go 3i.s north Of
yaeksoe. chasass ~ anA 0als Jesse A-an. !
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Ablut School Rooks.

Stsss Superintendent Of Educstion
o B. Marlin says the contract with
publishers Of school books is to bs
strictly enforced. Teachers are not
10 hava shs!r pay warrants approved
uolsss they use the adopted bocks. II
will be 10 the advantage Of chs psf.
rons TO hav, this rule strictly entorc.
ed while the exchange period lasts. In
order that ali OF the old books may be
taken up. II this is done, the en-
forcement tf the rule will be easy af-
ter the exchange period expires. In a
letter to the different County Super
intendents OF Education be says:
Please let all Of the teachers, and
prospective teachers in your county
understand that the rext regular
teachers examination will be on Fri.
day, September 21st. Please make
them understand $3.50 that no one is
70 be allowed to teach In your county,
either as principal OF assistant, with
cut certificate properly registered
In your Gf3ce. 1t is your duty to re.
iase TO approve pay warrants to teach
ers who have no certificates. be.
lisve your bond would be liable II this
rule Is violated, so no one Can blame
you for doing your duty. !"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
John NJ Knight.

1nthe death OF Col. John M. Knight
OF Sumter, sbe press OF South Caro-
Ina hiss suBtaired lose which will be
deeply felt. Col. Knight wss edito'
of the Sumter Herald, and he made 1t
one Of the best weekly newspapers il
the state. he took pride in hig work
because he loved it, In the making
Of . newspaper be did his duty, and
he did 1t well. he was q distinguish.
cd member OF the Knights Of Pythias,
having succeeded Hon. Geo. S. Now.
er as grand chancellor. He never as.
pired to public C1dce, but be was for
years chairman ct the Sumter ccunty
democracy. Col. Knight had bsen in
critical health for some time, but not.
w:thstandirg the fact that it was
known that bis DAYS wsrs numbered,
ne vent to TIE meeting o. ane Press
Association at the Isle Of Palms in
July, and mingled with his fellow.
workers He was i'll during the meet.
ing. but it vas satisfaction to him
to grasp the hands Of his old friends,
and it was pleasure to then. They
knew him and they knew his worth
and the 7slus Of bis friendship. We
esteemed it an honor to rumb-r John
M Knight among our friends.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Orphan Work Day.

Saturday, September 20 :h, is the
day. 1t Is q very thougn1ful babtt
that is growing upon our people-She
setting apsrt OF the last Saturday tn
September as day to work for the
orphans. Ol that day, unless your
self is in need Of help, dsyote your In.
come to the fataerless. Give then
ihs proceeds Ct your days work
There are $50 orphans in the Thorn.
well Ospaanage, Cl;l:on, S. @ Ard
this is only one OF oul Roues for ths
fstberless. Remember What Job sale:
II I have eaten my morsel, myself,
alone, and the fatherless, hath not
eaten thereof, then let m ne arm f.:
from my shoulder blads, and m1ne
arm be broken from the blade"
Whether, therefore, the reader OF
these lines be Jew OF ge1t.ie, prot.
esaant or Catholic, let him give the
29ta. September 10 work for the or.
phans, sending his contribution tt
the Institution that be is most In.
terested In.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

in CT their value, but all indications
are that he had been bsn5ling collat-
eral on which be was unable to 7. al 70
and thst the only escape he saw was
In the grave.
John S. Hopkins, cashier OF the
Psop!e's bark sbos himself. He get
away with 800 900, which he lent
on worthless collateral to a CONCERN
called the Gusrantois' company. H
foisted the securities ef on the dtrec
tors as Of value and when e1posir 8
th-estsned he prepared himself fo'
death and aased bis conscience br
writing volumtrous latts OF c,ntri; {
explanation to James McMsles, pres
!dent Ct the Institution. Then hs
vent into the bathroom OF bis house
and pu! bullet into lis BRAIN"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
FOB BIUIkG ASTRIDE
Two Women Were Locked Up in .
Police Station.

TIE Greenv!lle News says the sec.
Sicn Of that city about the G. and W.
O. depot was thrown into vh.rl OF
excite nent rscently when 1t becams
noised abroad that two women, IL
5he pisiless lighs OF September sun,
we're riding through the street. astrtde.
Busy housekeepers, worn with
watching preserves cooking, hurried
to the door; men wLo had worked all
Jay at their trades forgot their Eeari.
ness and stepped to the front fence.
Little children, busy stoniug stray
cats and dogs, gave their victims 5
briet respite as, refscting the curfos.
ity OF their mothers, they buried to
the road to see those two reto1mers.
Policemen Keller and Blskely, hear
ing the talk and seeing the women
coming fearlessly down the road, with
their feet sticking away on either aide:
pulled their helmets resolutely down
over their eyes. apd soon had the two
women under arrest. They were tax.
en- to the station house, and being un.
able to give bend OF SIG each spent
the night in one of the cells. One
gave her name as L zzie Smith ano
he other as Mabel holiday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
G,od Use for Whiskey.

D. B. Roberts, planter at & .pides
Parish, Ls., has discovered that
whiskey will kill cotton boil weeYiis,
which have cost the South millions O.:
dollars. BE placed q number Of the
weevils in large glass jar and pour.
ed Thiskey into the vessel to bsrely
cover the bottom. Instantly the
weevils began fighting each other,
and within few minutes the LAST
one was dead. Roberts then spr ye6
With Whiskey cotton infested bv
weevils. The bugs were killed anc
the field cleared OF the pests. Lsret
sums have been offered for a pracrica,
boil weevtl e1terminator, the State OF
TtxAs alone having offered $50 600
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
The suggestion Of the Scuther

The suggestion Of the Southern
Lumber Journal that the idle negroes
be forced to work for private psrties
or else for the county is a good cne.
Active police could easily satisfy
themselves that all the derkies vie
swarm to town we're at work OF not.
The public safety demands that they
york fcr their living and the sooner
municipal authorities get busy about
this matter the less trouble We will
have enforceing 1t. We commend
the matter to the earnest attention
Of ths municipal authorities With
whom we CINE in touch and urge
them to lose no time in getting busy
about the matter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
She Tried Euf.

joseph Waldo sid Mira Martha
Kennedy were married at Portage,
Wis, Friday for the second time. Sin. q
their d!vcrce, ten years ago, the VIC
man has been ved three times and b;s
obtained as many legal sspsrations
Waldo was the bast husband of the
BUNCH" she remarked Sunday just
after she became his bride. 1t took
ten years and three matrimonial ex.
pariments for me to 6ad it out, but I
know 1t now. This wedding Is for
keeps" Both Waldo and che woman
have big fortunes In real estate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Maine ID ,mocrare ActiYe.

Cyrus " Davis, Democratic can
lldata 70, G vernon o. N sine in the
rscert e!ecGcn, says tie e:.caon will
Ne thoroughly in7ej:iested and IT ID
;ikely that the Investigation win be
carried to Shs bsl!otS. On the face
Of the returns Davis had 5000 less
votes than his Republican competitor.
The Waterville Sentinal says: ''The
Aectioa is still in doubt. There Ia
good prospects that the Democrats
will not Only control tne nexs House
Of Representatives, but on joint ball
lot IL the Legislature they have .
msjority and elect q United States
Senator to succeed Frye. Already
Investigation ct returns show the cleo
tton Of three D,nnocrati, represents
t!Ves where Republicans Claimed to
ba winners.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Colored Men Cleared.

The following has been issued by
the cit'zcns OF Camden: We, the
undersigned. v!sh 70 20 On record, as
telisving that ths incendiary notice
Of = secret meeting o: tia colored
people, that sas f:w days age Il und
or the streets cf Cam5ap, was g;tten
up by some malicious person With evil
intent; acd & at t: ose respectable
co!ored citiz.ns whose names were at
tached to the s5ue, krew nothing
shout the notice, Until 1t was called
to their attention by their white
t ..e?es. TIE above 1as signed By
he MaTor OF Camden and many pro.
mtnent citizens.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

STRANGE shirgs are always happen.
ing, buG here is q ci1cumstencs which
but for the veracity OF the press dis.
patches would ne hard to believe.
John G. Putner OF Danvtlle, Va, /,
secured divorce from his wife and
married a pretty school teacher
Needing cook and knowing the good
qualities of his first wife along this
line, he engaged her services and she
baked the wedding cake.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Victim ot stray su.lst.

At Senderville, Gs., Annie Afford,
the 13-yesr old. daughter OF T. J.
Afford, a 1um DER dealer. was accident
ally killed Saturday night when De-
putty Sheriff Heath and an escaped
negro convict were engaged In a pis-
tol duel. Tae trsgedy occurred In
the commons where wild west show
~as giving an exhibition, the child
being inside OF the tent sitting near
the Low tier o. seats. The bullet
crashed through her skull and killed
her almos5 Instantly. Neither the
officer nor the negro xas hurt. The
negro csc ped.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Fccr In One Fsmi y.

Lizzie e ,srlean Weldon. daughter
II MI. Pike Weldon OF Hsrriott's,
Lee county, 6!ad at her homs Tues.
Gay, the retuls Of q long csse Of
typhoid fever. Ths little gifl was
only ab2ut FIVE years old and makes
:he fourth child that MI. Weldon has
lost With tnis dreadful disease since
Msy 3 Of this year. The lj5tle girl
vas buried at Spring Hill, where the
others are ali buried. At this ttwa
Ms Weldon and also one more OF
ti:eir children are in bed with typhoid
fever, with Ms. Weldon In q serious
condj tion. The sympathy Of the en-.
tire community Is wish the family in
their great time Of trouble.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Girl Dies on GalIoWs.

Long live the social revolution for
land and liberty" Taese were the last
words OF Z.,naid Konoplianikovo, the
girl who assassinated Gsn. Min, last
month, and who was sentenced to
death by q court martial and hung at
ST. Petersburg on Friday. They were
uttered as the rope was placed around
Der neck. She refused to see a priest
prior to the execution. She mounted
she scafold with firm steps and would
not bs aided. On a photograph she
sent to her sister she wrote the words:
my Life was all had to give"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
An Atlanta Tragedy.

At Atlanta, Gs., Charles Geismar,
af Macon, shot and wounded Mrs e.
B. lye7 In th. hand at her home and
then shot and killed himself. Gels.
mar went to the hcme of Mrs. Ivey
late Thursday night and demanded
adnittacca. Tn1s was REUSED and
Friday he retufed and began firing.
No cause vas given for the deed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Monument 70 Negro.

Rev. Dr Davis ". Clark, Of Cincin.
natl, OHIO, IS making an effort to Sc.
cure sufficient money 80 erect q mon
unens over the grave Of the lste ne.
gro poet, P.ul Lewceace D4uo oar.
Rev Clark's father Sss slavehclder,
but he SIS 'the man 1ho wrote
Whom Mandy Sings and When the
Corn Pone ls e IT deserves nonu.
mont -
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
APPLE CIDER J aG
RECEIVES 4 JOLT IN THE STATE
OF MAINE.
So called Pzohibi ion is q Farce q d
People Want 1t Done Away

4ES apple clOeI X VI M@lko Las
received a severe ] 1T, says the Wash.
iDgtoa correspondent Of the Charles
tor Post. Prominent MaiSe people in
Washington unhesitstingly express
the belief that prohibition In that
State is practically doomed and that
another two years Will see a governor
and legislature elected who will re.
submit the question Of prohibition to
the people, which means, it is declar
ed, that something less intoxicating
than apple cider will get an opportu.
uity to be US d
The comparatively small majority
rece!vsd Monday by Governor Ccbt
m the Republican nominees for the
cause Of Representatives is asserted
a. dmany Maine people In Washing:oz
aobe rsslly a defeat for the R,publi
bgns In that State, inasn uch as ths
to j .rity has been reduced bslow any
knvaa il tie Pine Tree State 70,
+ ..rtv years OF more. Aud tho resulI
was brought about by;!a strictly loca
fight on prohibition, the Republicans
standing pat" for prohibition, the
D ,mocrsts making fight along the
line to have the question Of doing
away with prohibition again submit.
ted to the people. The capture OF
practically all the principal Msine
cities and towns bY Democratic city
fl :srs means, IL Is declared, that
prohibition. will be ignored more thar
ever.
THE trouble" said e alesding Maine
flee holder In Washington. rs tha:
prohibition In Msine has grown to be
roaring farce The )udicrous spec
tac.e is presented OF the Maine farmer
being allowed to sell bis hard eide,
without restraint and beer batDg shu:
out. When it is remembered that
! aard cider contains oSsz S per cent o1
alcohol, beer Only about 8 per cent the
aunor OF is l. quickly shown. There
are twice as many ''jsgs' in galloc
Of cider as in sr equal amount OF besI
The Maine farmer Is the man vhe
Is holding prohibition in that STATE
now. But fer she freedom 30 sell ci
Ger be eould vote against the present
Laws The City and toTn people 0.
Maine have demonstrated Their stTore
| sninrosit;y to this OntinuatiOn of prO
hiai5ion."
Pr,hipition has hsG q precsrious ex
isterce in Maine fer so years. but VI
% a very few years ago nobody kicksc
nuca against it becauss it was st
openly viola ed that any sort Of drink!
c,uld be obtained almost anywhere
Then Govsrnor Cobb came into eff1ss
Hs denounced prohibition as rear
Ing ;arcs, but SAID he intended to en-
torce the law against wh.skey selling
in every county and city in the State
Hc did su with vengeance, making II
i fh cult to get something to drink eZ
ceps hard cider, the j,gs" from whic.
increased at tremendous rate Pub
lie opinion became aroused. Governor
Cobb was 3 candidate for reelection,
sith the distinct understanding tia!
be would continue his policy. While
Maine gives evidence Of trying to get
rid OF her prohibition laws, after &C
years trial, s reform wave has struck
other States.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Sir Mem Killed.

The parting Of q cable on the Brit.
isn steamer Halls in tie port OF Pro.
s-c=c, Yucatan, brought Instant
death to SIX men Thuysdsy. They
TeIs 10 e~si! boat alongside the
steamer, which was being ualoaded,
when several TOES G boxed machinery
broke from the hoists and crashed
fairly On top OF the small boate. Two
were rescued unhurt,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Seized . Still.

Monday night Mr.. jenkins assisted
by Constable hoy Of 3 OK Hill an6
Wright OF Chester and Deputy sher.
III z linn captured anothered 10 esl-
ioH copper still, worm and cap AND
everything complete, about 6 or 8
niles west OF Bsthany church, and al
the same place that MI. Jenkins on a
raid some months ago, found a rear.
Ing tre In furnace from which a
large still had been hastily carried
away. York County seems to be full
OF Illicit Whiskey dislillers,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Blind Tiger Club.

Calvin Smith OF G:eenvtlle, has
applied to Governor Hayward for q
Communication OF his son: ecca OF $500
tor conc uo.iag a ''club" IN G .eenyiiIe.
The applieaur has abandoned his
appeal to the suprsme court, but
*aats q reduction of bis fne OF $500.
a.; employs counsel. There are> .
great many OF these clubs in the dry
cnurties,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Shoots Hss Wife.

A shooting affray took p &c at an
early hour Friday night On the us-
ually quiet streets Of holly Hill.
Pres Johnson, a negro who Is wanted
in Charleston cn a charge OF murder,
bas been sulking about Holly Hill for
some time, his wife, Jane Johnson,
rssidias in town and many of his rsi-
ativ::s In shs vicinity. Al;hcrgh re
1ad made threats against tie lives CT
t lest ur residents Of the town he
ass taen sheltered by the coicred peo-
ple, supposedly his relatives he has
tr$g lsn:ly maze threats that be
would kill his wife and Friday night
early Put hiS threat into eg: cution.
BE; folio sed ne- into a hou,e where
sue was oos md, sti'k ng a mach,
thrust it INTO her face, Wnen she ran
from him screaming, out into the
gard. he following, and q moment
ater f,e Shots rang ou.-a.o taking
effect IN Ter back, One g";ns Dp!ete.
~ through the bcdj just above tie
nip, the other bullet lodging in the
stomach. The WOUNDS. while not
necessarily fatal, are painful and re-
every, II she rsc3veIs, W;jl be slow.
J hrso1 escaped, but as his fact are
Ii bad condition from rsira sca:ded
rec2ntlY, be must rave hal assistance
TO get away So quickly I'D complete.
ly. 1t wss rumUred Saturday morn
ing that q buggy and Grivsr were
awaiting johnson and after the s5oot.
lng he Was driven awsy. a posse wss
nut searching for bin Feiday night,
hut be could not be found, a letter
from this place Eas sent TO ChsI]eStop
asst sum msr TO the authorities, tell
Ing Of his presence in and around Eol.
ly Bill. but he has continued bus visits
aers, making mere OF less disturbance
st each v.sit and being screened by
friends He is sgsin q fugitive and
has with him two guns.