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The daily tribune., 1906-04-25
THEY WOULDN'T pEs1sr-A

THEY WOULDN'T DEsIST-At
the instiRation Of George Kslso, .
farmer of Beaver creek. three section
men in the empoly of the Santa Fe
railroad were arrested upon charge
Of trespass. They were sll arrested
under the name Of John Doe and
were taken before Justice Rullington
and bound over to the district court in
the sum Of e2c0. The Santa Fe
furnished the bond. and that road has
appealed the case. According TO Mr..
Kelso's statement the Santa Fs =
month ago sent bunch Of men to
work digging . trench to drain . pool
Of water. In digging the trench they
crossed Mr.. Kelso's land. He ordered
them away and yesterday another
bunch was set at the same work. He
tried to persuade them to desist but
they refused and . warrant was issued
for their arrest.
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Board Of Associated Charities.
Pursuant to . motion made 1t the
last regular monthly meeting Of the
committee Of Associated Charities
the board met at the homo Of Mrs
Frances Collar, on East Second street
There were present Philip n. Condit
president; Franoas Collar. secretary
". 8. Proctor. treasurer and Mes.
danes J. ]. Clark. E. J. johnson.
]. 8. Mackey. v. A. Luoier. visiting
committee.
This being the last regular meeting
until November reports Of special
work done BY eaoh memb ber Of the
committee and the treasurer's report
were read.
Since November 2sth last. 81 fami.
lies in the city have been visited, "a
needy families have been supplied
with clothing. food and coal. Two
barrels Of clothing and % In money
sent to the San Francisco sufferers and
e48 90 paid out in Florence. There
is balance Of $40 OF In the hands
Of the treasurer. The association has
done . good work and feels that those
helped were deserving. While the
season has been an unusually healthy
one. yes the work done has been none
the less opportune The association
has on hand wearing apparel and
s20 OF In money to continue the work
Of this year. Anyone knowing
worthy needy persons may report to
either Of the visiting COMMITTEE:
Mrs. J. 8. Maokey. ils South
Frazier.
Mrs. J. J. CLARK. s0s Wilson ave-
Mrs. v. A. Lucier. East Mesa.
Mrs. e. J. johnson. 7o5 sylvAnite
street.
Mrs. R. Ksuert. East Second.
near Baptist church.
Clothing should be left ct Rsv. Bis.
sells homo. where Il will be cared
for properly and given ont II needed.
The hearty rspsonss for aid BY the
worthy people Of Florsno. IL oom.
mended by each msmbre Of the board.
The oil wagon will pos deliver
hereafter on ThurDday. ~ ~
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ORDERED OUT OF TOWN.
Supposed Fire Bug VINO Was in
JAIL Turned Loose.

Levi Benton. an aged man who has
been in the city for several days and
who wss supposed 10 have caused the
inoendiary nres In Florence for the
last few nights AND who was thrown
In Jail yesterday afternoon. was up
before the police Judge this morning
to answer to . charge Of vaarancy.
He was sentenced to fifteen days on
the streets but he pleaded with the
Judge to change his order and allow
him 10 get out Of town forthwith.
The order WAS changed and the last
seen Of him he was hitting the high
parts Tor Canon City.
Officer Green says he 10 confident
that Benton is responsible for the
burning Of the Gumaer houss on Pc
troleum avenue Saturday midnight
and the Neef Bros. warehouse Mon.
day night. He 10 also thought to be
responsible for another fire which
occurred Monday night but which was
discovered in time to have 1t extin.
guished before any great damage was
done.
It has been learned that Just before
or after the fire started In the Neef
warehouse. shat the vacant house
on Fourth street. opposite the White
warehouse. was fred. Earl Oronk
was passing the building and noticed
the flames inside the building. He
entered and found the fire oreeping
up the walls and the paper on them
burning fleroely. Coal oil that had
been poured on the paper could plain.
ly be seen.
Benton 10 said to be the man who
fred 30 many buildings in Canon City
last winter. He answers minutely
the description Of . man the Canon
authorities were trying to arrest but
he was too sharp for their wits and
always made his escape just at the
right mo nent. During his short res.
idence In Florence be assumed the
role Of . broken down lawyer and
tried to work the legal profession
Of this city for money. He did not
met with success. Then he turned
his attention to the stores and was
later taken in BY Officer Green.
Monday evening between and 10
O'Clock he appeared 1t the city hall
and asked to be thrown in jail for q
nights lodging. He was sccommo.
dated and yesterday morning he was
told to leave town. He didn't and
WAS arrested again later in the day.
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NJ F..se.s ~ - - psa.el.a
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IN ARIZONA-A letter from A. J.
Hymas. formerly with the Dorcas,
who Is now in Mayer. Arizona. states
that he arrived there safely on the 9th
Of the present month. He finds that
country differs In many respects from
Colorado. The hill. are covered over
with Pin Oak and many varieties Of
cactus and centory plants. The
climate does not differ very materially
except that It 10 warmer iu summer.
The people are sociable. especially
the whites. The Indians build their
homes upon the hillsides. many Of
them being college graduates. speak.
ing the English language fiuently.
The town Of Mayer is about 8S miles
east. Of Prescott on Big Bug creek. " ith
many mines in the adjacent hills. A
smelter and . reduction mill are both
located there. Mr.. HymAs being en-.
ployed At the latter.
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The oil wagon will not deliver
hereafter on Thursday. " 81
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For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
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Iis Joy to eat-i welcome my dinner hour,
secause rout indigestion with August Flower
Constipation is the result of indigestion,
oiMousness, fatulency, loss Of appetite,
seif,poisoning, anemia, emaciation, uric
acid. neuralgia in various parts Of the
system, Catarrhal inflammation of the in
testinal canal and numerous other all
ments that rob life of its pleasures if they
do not finally rob you of life itself.
"1'm bound in the bowels" is COM
mon expression of people who look mis-
cradle and are rniserabfe-yet who persist
IN Letting nature take Its course"
What foolish plan, when nature could
Be aided by the use of Green's August
Flower, which is natures own remedy for
constipation and all stomach ills.
August Flower gives new life to the
liver and insures healthy stools.
Two sizes, 75c and 7sc. All druggists.
For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
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Board of Associated Charities.

BEST ioe cream Yelton.
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Hs NOT so much what
you save, buf-h0w you
save if-fhSf counts!

You could probably save a dollar to-
morrow by going without your meals,
but it wouldn't be economy. You can,
mebbe, get some kind OF artificial light
for less money than Electric Light
But does 1t save anything for you
when 1t limits opportunities for work
and rccreation-ruins your eyesight-
smokes up the walls-mars decorations
furnishes silver-and increases house.
bold workY
Let our man call and explain our rates
and service.
Arkansas Valley Electric Co.
Phone No. 1863 Black.
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Beginning With the Nay number
Madame snd the Home Ma9asine will
bs Published BY the Bobbs. Merrill
company under the name Of The Home
Asaaxins. Tribsns ssbsoriptious 70
Madame will b completed with The
Hons xagasiss dV.N
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OUR REFRIGERATORS

something it will look They
and sanitary low temperature combined with Of ice
ded for by method of insulation Of mineral
ing and last but least the right We
line of the best grade SUMMER Goods such Fezers
squeezes Gasoline and Coal Oil Stoves Water Coolers
etc It will look stock before supplying your
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When you want . nice meal &C
to the Blue Front bakery ana res.
taurant. Meals 26 cents. 1851
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Brown q Son hay. s,AIr, feed. coal
Successors 10 Il. X MillAr. <-t
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Suits made to measure at prices to
please the economical or most fasti.
dious Proctor and 90. Att
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The North End poulhy Iad,

Original 6ilvss LAcsd Wyssds1Aas ~
Silver 6paneIsd Hamburg A ~ VIZ
nns coct srels ~ sasA. You neeA ~
blsod In youF Aock - inoesasD heal1A
ssd 90 peoductisn- 1egs ~ hee1A6ng
for saJO. Co0o aud - IN. 1Aov ~
beaut3sa p. T. xIHnULx ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29
E p IN. B. Danforth, Druggist. Second and Market.
GEORGETOWN

Special correspondence OF livery evening
Georgetown March 20. 1t is reported
that tho trustees of Wesley NJ l.. Church
have sold To John ID. West the NJ. T.. par
sonage property. which stands nearly
opposite the church Sum not named
Thomas W. Johnson aged about so
years. died at his home near this town ON
Tuesday.
Luther Pcttyiohn and Miss Nirgie Hall
were married at ihc home of the bride, by
Rev. H. q. Keen yesterday
Extensive imp ovcmcnls are being
made TO Odd Follows Hall including
large gallery.
Rev. Harry Taylor who has been pastor
of the Georgetown Circuit of the NJ. j.,
Church for the past Two years and who,
at the last conference. WAS assigned TO
Charle-town. Md, left lor his new appolnt-
ment yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. w. Clark win lead The Epwouh
League in Wesley NJ J.. Church noNt sun
day evening Topic, Serving with
Christ
Misses Carrie Henderson and Mary
rWhitc will join party oil wilmington
friends for % European trip ol several
DAYS. They will sail from New York ln
June
HILLARY Dckerson Of Broad Creek hum
dred has been committed TO Georgetown
Jail In default ol $500 upon Che Charge OF
deserting hs wife, Cassie NJ. Dicl,enon.
William Barr. of near this town, sold
lAhis week. to Townsend & Goodwin oi
| Selhyvilc. "a 3O-acrc tract Of timber
located near Peppers NJ. b. Church Con
sidcmtion, 300.
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
W. T.. Mariner and Clara b. Records OF
Indian River hundred, Peter j. Parsons
| and Eliza Walls of Dagshoro huudredi
w. G. Marshall and Ida NJ Harrington OF
I.ewes and Rchohoih hundrcdi James b.
Conoway and Martins z. Burton of Balti-
more hiudfta f lffNA
Letters of administration on the estate
of. hlmGAs IlAy hie N Ncuiiwet Fork
ihondn4F haee lBdsn qs4htdl ~ Rhhp RI
fRay 6ngie eltafe 'Sf'IohH' H. 'gdhhsdh
late OF Cedar Creek hundred TO Mary d.
johnson and Asbury p. Smith
| Personal i Ex-Governor William
Watson Of Milford was Georgetown
visitor yesterday Miss Maggie Spicer De-
visiting relatives in Wilmington Mr. and
Mrs G.. Roland Messick were called tC
Philadelphia Tuesday by the death o
Mrs. George Swain sister of Mrs, Mcssich
Miss Maud Steele ., a gDcst AZ her brother
DR.. j. Ward Steele, in Dover-R. W
Thoroughbred of Cornell University
home for a few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29
MOIORMAN 81 IRuCK.

Aud the Middletown a odessa Trolley
Road Was Tied Up for "A short Time.
Lea Ogrell, motoTman for the Mid
dletoWn and Odessa Electric Railway
Co. went on strike on Tuesday morn
inc and shus the line down for an hour.
according TO Superintendent W. >.
Leatnerbury, the trouble was due 20
his qrantiue the request of Roy Cleaver,
the conductor, to allow his brother,
Ashton CleaveI, to go on the car on
that day, because of the illness Of the
conductor and the condition OF the
weather. Mr.. LeatheTbury says Orrell,
on learning of the proposed change,
stated that he had a man whom be de
sired to act as substitute.
STUNT. Leatherbury then stated that
the youuq man be bad promised had
nruyep satisfactory on other occasions
and that he should be the conductor
flr the cay. The superintendent later
leorned that the gasoline car had not
beeu taken out and he then went on
the line himself and operated the car
with the new conductor and aiterward
secured another maa 10 take his place.
and as there are SIX men IN Middletown
who can operate the trolley car, hut
Who cannot operate the gasoline car
the trolley was used and rs yet IN use
With koy Cleaver as motoIman and
Ashton Clpaver, conductor ms latter
is but Is years OF age.
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GAS METER ROBBED,

Il Contained Money, Being of the Auto
matte Type.
A quarter n-the-slot gas meter in
the cellar Of the grocery store Of
Samuel Kasdln,Iat the southwest cor
ner of Seventeenth and Thatcher
streets, was broken into q few nights
ago and S. 80 taken therefrom.
1t is not known just what night the
robbery was committed, but the dis
ooveTy was made on Tuesday evening,
when one Of Mr.. Kasdin's daughters
went 10 the cellar to deposit a quarter
in the meter. She found that the
money, instead of going into the meter
and remaining there, as it should,
fell through ~ the floor.
The Wilmington Gas and Electric
Co. was notified and a man was sent
to repair the meter.
MI. Kasdin is Of the opinion that
the robbery was committed by some
boys. The thief did not disturb any
thing else.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29
NATAL MINISTRY RESIGNS.

Assoc ated rre-s ii-i...l = special Wire
Peitermaritzburg, South Africa, March
29.-The interference OF the Colonial
Office in London with matters which the
Natal government considers to be outside
the imperial government jurisdiction
led today to the resignation OF the minis
try headed by Charles John Smythe.
The latter had confirmed the death
sentence imposed on ~ natives who took
part in the murder Of policemen during
the recent uprising in this colony Win
ston Churchill, Under Secretary Of state
for the Colonies. cabled to Premier
Smythe, ordering a suspension of the exc
cutions pending the home government s
consideration Of ihe sentences. The
Premier curtly refused TO do so, where
upon the governor Sir Henry McCullum,
under letters patent, postponed the exc
cutions Thereupon the ministry im-
mediately resigned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29
SAILED WITHOUT STOwAWAy

The British steamship Torbo sailed
from this port tod y, for Santander,
Spair, win l,579, ,3eJ gallons Of oil,
valued at s9l, 30T. 30, but without one
Of the three stoWays who were found
on the boat on the voyage across the
ooeau.
Upon the arrival Of the bontthe three
men we're taken TO the lookup IN
Marcus look, TO be kept until tho boat
was ready, but one OF the three, John
Kyle, aged l6 years, dug his way out
of the lookup, and escaped. The com-
missioner Of Immigration at Philadel-
rhia is looking into the matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29
CONSCIENCE MONEY

-Four Cents Received by rostmasf,t
Conrad From Some Unknown rerson.
At about noon yesterday an un
stamped envelope was found in one ol
the drops at the poslolllce, addressed as
follows: Mr.. Henry N. Conrad, +.
o., City. Personal Ruah. As it was
evidently intended for Postmaster
Conrad, the letter was sent to him hy
special delivery. Mr Conrad was at
dinner and upon receipt Of the letter
it was turned over 70 Assistqut Post.
master Jester, who forwarded it.
Upon ofening the ense,upe MIR. Con-
rad found a large piece OF white wrap
ming paper ana four cents. Upou The
pnper w8s written, in large letters,
tne woris Conscience. Ih,s Is for ia
Govt.
1t is presumed that the money WSs
from somebody who was conscience
stricken and felt that be or she oae-
the government that much No name
was signed Tue money will uc
forwarded to Washington, where u will
be placed in Uucle sans oonso fence
fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29
Colorado Climate and
Doctors Failed 10 Cure

An eloquent and convincing
testimonial from Mr.. s. /.
Davidson of Denver, Colo,
father of the little group of
handsome, sturdy children
whose pictures we publish.
Mr.. Davidson and HE family
were under the care of the best
doctors in the East and spent much
time and money In futile attempts
20 regain their health. They finally
came to Colorado, thinking the
climate would be beneficial, but
were again disappointed.
Finally Dufy's Matt Whisikey
was tried, and proved euccessfu1
after everything else had failed.
Ttis necessary to read Mr.. David
sons letter and study the picture
to appreciate his gratitude for what
Duhy's has done for hirnslf and
his family. He says;
"l want you 20 know that Dunys Pure
Malt Whiskey has done our family more
good than ten years OF medical attend
nnCo. We were under tho caro- OF tho
best doctors In the East and spent time
ANA money thutHNotiuh 20 secure some
respectable degree OF health Finally we
came 60 Colorado, as We Thought tho
climate would do us uomo good. ln this
We were disappointed and / was on tho
verge OF returning East when my atten-
tlon was attracted to Dunys Pure Malt
Whlskey. Personally j have not used
liquor IN any form. but 30 much ia said
in behalf OF your whlskcy, when used as
medicine, I determined 20 give up doc
tors and take Duny'a Pure Malt Whis-
key.
From our experience may state that
your Malt WhiskDy viii bring health to
any invalid except when q surgical oncr-
alton Ia necessary AZ our picture will
prove. we are an happy aud I'm the best
of heaith."-S. L. DAVIDSON, Denver,
Col, Feb. 81, 1906
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29
POLE ANp WIRE AsssssM Nj
Considered by tile Le,s ,ourt aud nniiwa.
.nn IlnrIrIn ln. MnnIul..

Considered by tile LeVs ,uurt aud Railway
and Electric Co. Oniclais.
lhe Levy Court was 40 eSenutiye
session from II O'Clock this morning
until l2 80, with Walter "A. Hayes.
counsel and Samuel $. noh, general
manager Of the Wilmington City Rail
way Co., aud Wilmington City Elec
trio Co., discussing the assessment on
the railway company's toadhed and
the poles and wires of both companies.
After the conference members Of court
stated that a proposition had been
made by the court, which the electric
and railway company are considering.
they would not state what the pioFo-
sition was. Some agreement will be
reached as to the assessment some time
this week.
The court also met representatives
Of the Western Union Telegraph Go.
IN executive session and afterwards re-
ducea the assessment on the COMPANY 8
equipments from SO, 900 TO Si6, OJO.
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OBITUARY.

Christine Dettmar. aged 80 years,
widow Of George Dettmar, died early
this morning at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. George II. Spath, 7l3
jefferson street. Death was due TO
heart disease, from which she had
suffered for some time. Mrs. Dettmar
vas born in Germany, but lived in
this county nearly all Of her life.
The funeral will take place on
Saturday and interment will be
made at Lombardy cemetery. About
fifteen years ago, while living in
Cecil county, Nd, Mr.. and Mrs Dett-
mar we're attacked by a negro named
Stout, who entered their house to rob
*. Mr.. Dettmar was so badly iniuied
that ne died a few days later in a
Philadelphia hospital, and the negro
was hanged. Though badly Injured.
Mrs. Dsttmar recovered fully.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29
gOURS TOsAN FRANCISCO,
ACCOUNT MEETING y. X. a.

For the b. nelit of those desiring 10 attend
the meeting of the Nutionl Educational
Association. 20 be held In san Francisco,
Cni.. July OH 10 18th, the pennHylvania
Railroad Company has arranged two per-
gonally- conducted tours 10 san francisco,
Offering the most attractive routes, at very
low round-trip rates. Special trains OF
hieh-qrade Pullman equipment viii be pro-
vided. a tourist agent, thnperon' ana
special baggage master Will accompany
each train, ensuring an the attractive feat
ures of tho personally conducted system for
which the Pennsylvania railroad ID we'll
These trains will leave New York and
Philadelphia on June d0th, one part going
Via Colorado and the Grand Canyon Of
Arizona TO the Pacific coast the other pro
ceedinr 10 the Pacific Coast through the
magnificent mountain scenery OF Colorado
ami Utnh. Each tour includes visits 70 the
beautiful coast resorts Of Southern Gall
forhia. Round arp rates. Including trans,
portation, Pullman Recommendations ana
an meals going on special trains ana trans,
nortation returning on regular trains until
tepteinber 18th, inclusive. Tour No. lin-
Guiding side trip to Grand Canyonl Sl40. q
from Philadelphia; Tour No. . $3.50. 20
from Philadelphia. Proportionate rates
from other points.
The high standard of the Pennsylvania
railr0nd personally y-conuuclel Nouln ~
sufficient guarantee of the fulhlment OF all
conditions without reserve, and prospective
delegates 10 the n. r. A. meeting viii do well
10 taee advantage of the opportunity OF
travelling under the auspices OF reeponsi-
be railroad company rather than place
Themselves under the direction Of an inde-
pendent tourist agent, whose commission.
must be added to the price Of the ticket, anc
whose responsibilities of the railroad CON-
nantes and his patrons are necessarily lin,
ited. The rates named for the tours o.
tbe Penusylvania railroad are the lowest
that can be named for the services rem
dered. They are simply the special round
trip fares authorized for the n. +. A. meet
inc. pius the actual cost Of Pullman bertl
and meals en- route. Il is mistaken ide'
that any but the best regular Pullman
sleeping cars are satisfactory or deshapl
for irips across the continent. All uavelar
In san Francisco find that the BIS Is no
only the most enjoyable but the eheapes
! in the end 49, -.
Full information concerning these tour
Viii be cheerfully furnished by ticket agent
| ~ bv Geo. ". Boyd, general passenge
agent, Broad street Station PhiladslphiA
| Pa
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THE ANTHRACITE SITUATION.

indianapolis. Ind. March 29.-Presi-
dent Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers
OF America called today a meeting Of the
anthracite committee for this evening at
7.3O o'clock
This committee consists OF the execu-
tive boards OF the three anthracite dis
tricts and President Mitchell. The COM
mittee will discuss the anthracite situation.
Pttsburg. Pa. March 20. No business
was transacted az the district miners con-
vention here today
But few delegates reported and, as
nothing definite had been received from
indianapolis, the convention adjourned
until tomorrow.
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THEY HAD MUCH MONEY
Ono Of The Men Admitted That They
Came From the House in Mln a
pollS Where a lltSoOy Occurred.
SAID HE RENTED THE PROPERTY
only Six Men Were In House
Monday Night
ALL WERE ALIVE AND WELL THEN
Associated Press Dispascres by special wire,

Associated Press DISPATCHES by Special Wires
Duluth MINI. March 29.-Six foreigners.
one OF whom acknowledged that theycame
from the house in Minneapolis where six
Bulgarans were slain on Tuesday morn
ing. we're arrested here today.
The spokesman for the party said that
they left Minneapolis on Monday and that
at that time there were only six men in
the house and that all were alive and we'll.
He said that he knew but two of the men
there The man under examination
speaks English so poorly that the police
made slow progress in questioning him.
None of the Others speak English.
woman, wife Of one of the men, is i'm
custody with them. All are well sup
Piled with money The leader of the
men arrested here is kuzman Sckulolf
and the woman arrested with the party is
bis wife.
Sckuloff finally admitted to the police
that it was he who rented the house in
Minneapolis and that he took the plr v
there. He persisted however. in saying
that everything was all right when he
left there with his party.
Other arrests were made later this morn
ing. and the police now have in custody
eight men, two boys and one woman.
some are Bulgarians and some Mace
domains.
St. Paul, Mimi, March PIT was
learned today that on Tuesday morning
the police from the Prior avenue station
arrested between St. Paul and Mimeapo-
lis two foreigners, who wore no hats aud
appeared to be very much excited. The
men could not speak English Ono. who
had blood on his wrist, made signs that his
nose had been bleeding. They we're held
until the police at Minneapolis and st.Paul
central stations were communicated with.
but upon information that no one was
wanted by either station the men were
released
The police of both cities arc now hunt
ing these men.