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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29
The Greatest Cold.

Berlin. March 2S-Professor o!szc.
wsNi, Of Craoow. has Informed the aca.
deny OF sciences of that city that he
has succeeded in producing the great.
est cold that has ever been created ar.
tihcially The Polish sayant has cs.
porimCnted for years with reducing
gases 10 hQuiis hut until now has
failed 10 convert Ecl.um. Dy employ.
ing solid hydrogen. under n pressure
o. $50 atmospheros. temperature OF
minus 259 degrees was attained. which
further sank when tho pressure was
suddenly released 10 minus 27I3 de-
rees This lattor figure is only ~
degree over what Is known as the
absolute zero. the temperature which
is theoretically supposed to prevail
In intorplanetary space.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29

work IS hard on the back to take
an occasional dose of Doau's Kidney
pills. It will keep the kidneys ven
and the back strong, and keeping the
kidneys well is half the task Of keep
ing the body well
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29
saqqestions on Town Building.

This Is the way tho Blxby Bulletin
puts Il. mo town or city will grow
and prosper unless lts citizens are VIII.
Ing for Il TO do so. They must be pub
lie spirited, give literally to new en-
tcrpriscs. attend commercial meetings,
talk of the advantages Of their city.
tell how Il has and Is growing. what
IS being done to improve g. making
suggestions and acting On them. sn.
couraglng immigration, be enthusiast
lc. welcome now comors. and interest
yourself IN them and them in YOU; op.
pose no plan that Is proposed for the
bcttcrmont Of the city improve your
property, build houses. keep the
streets clean. plant trees. and do any
and everything that will make the
town better"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29
RIBBON CANE SEED
FOR SALE BY e. q. PuoH, MAIN
STREET, ARoMoRE, !. 7. a. a.. DIV
For Sale or Trade,

NnlEblood Hereford and Holsteln
bull, 2 months old will weigh $50
pounds, a very fine calf. wll sell
cheap or trade for corn, hay or miien
COW. W. y, WARREN. i5-d2w9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29

Ramsey's Creole Hair OIL makes
the hair soft and lustrous II is high.
BY perfumed, Price 90 cents.
rs f. J. RAMSEY, Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29
DIR. Caldwell's
(Lokati0o)
Syrup Pepsin

This great remedy will instantly put
things IN order.
IL IS jest what your stomach needs.
Ono trial ofthis wonderful preparation
willconvinceyout that our claims are foun-
ded on truth and upheld by experience.
DIR. CAldwell's Syrup Pepsin can be
obtained In both dollar and half-dollar
sizes from all druggists.
Your money viii 10 refunded II II
does not benefit you.
YonT postal card rcdues, WIN bring by return
mail our new booklet, DIR. CALDwFLL'S
BOOK OF WONDERS" and free sample 20
those wfo have never tried this wonderful
remedy Send Tor II today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29

Il becomes inactive. your food fer
ments, gases form. and there Is trouble
ahead. The quickest. safest and surcst
way 10 conquer this condition aud
prevent its return Is 70 immediately
the use Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29

healthgivlng blood to tho muscles
and organs. We would sincerely adj
yisc every man or woman whose
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29

Matinee Saturday 2;30 opera house
house Prices 10 and % cents 2s.S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29

We have big limo oi Quick Meal
gasoline stoves to select from.
BIvENs. CORIIN & FRENsIEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29
PEPSIN SYRUP CO.
hontioslio, tliinois
Chichasaw Telephone Co.
Coupons

Long distance coupons will be
'old on the following basis IN
he future.
lOper cent discount will oe
givon on $500.
l5per cent discount will be
given on Sl0.00
copper cent discount will be
given un $4,000.
Coupons TO be bought and
paid for in advance or before
opening an account.
VIM. ". Kerry. Cen. Ner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-29

y Y NUTIIIIWU IWN WI3tI ~
ing complaint.
II Is Naturcs's way of
protesting against Inn
proper food hastily de-
voured or too hearty
meals, and il the warm
ing Is uuhccdod serious
results will follow.
Whom yorr stomach
s..f.Hn - sL.- .A....a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13

H-ve you seen our 'tup iowa store
Clu-e AID have 3 look. Our motto
Quality Ant Quantity" viii be strictly
adhered -. Jas. Il. Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
ITO Hove Retter serviee

The patrons Of the local telephone
willsbe glad to learn that they are
Soon to have good. up-to-date ser
vice. A force of hnemen IS busy
stringing a wire to which the cable
is to be attached. Most Of the wires
VIII be put in a cable. thus prevent
ing crossing of wires and other an
noyanceS.
For the past six months we have
had a horrible Sevioe-prschCaiy
worse than none at all. This was
not the fault of the local manage
mentof the phones, but Of the own
ers who would expend no money on
repairs. Now the Southern Bell
Company owns the property. and
they promise TO give Us perfect ser
vice within two weeks. It is proba-
bic branch lines VIII be built, thus
making It more useful TO patrons.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13

Leave WILLIAMSBURG
LRAyK. wEsrRoUND.
:. 26 n. m Daily ex Sun. 20 RiChmoud
Connects at Richmond vita
lanes River Division train
daily for LyEchburK, Lex
ington, Va, and Chftcr
Forge.
1o.47a IN. Fast train daily o Eich
mond. No stops. Buffet Par
ior car Old Point 10 Rich
mond. Connects with
through Express. leaving
Richmond at ? 7. Nj. with
Pullman for Cincinnati, In
dianapolis and Chicago.
Pullman service 20 LOUIS
Vile and st. Louis.
COL o. m. Daily Fast train TO Rich
moud. Parlor Car. No
stops. Connects at Rich
mond with f. F. Y. leav-
ing 100 with fulm an
Sleeper TO Cincinnati and
Louisville.
6:S2 o. m. Daily. except Sunday Local
70 Richmond,
RAsrBoUND,
s.O4 n. Local daily except Sunday
&C Newport News,
9:56 =. m. Fast train daily, to OLD
Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
4.56 n. m. Daily. Fast train
with P3rlOr Car for Old PUin'
Norfolk, and Portsmouth
No local stops. Connect
at Old Point daily Will
Steamers for Washington
aud Cape Charles ant
except Sunday, for Balti
more; and at Norfolk viii
New York Steamer.
6.32 D. IN. Daily. Except Sunday
Local TO Old Point.
For detail information, connections
rates, tickets, etc. apply to your station
| agent, or TO
| W. .. WARTHEN,
d. F. Agent, Richmond, va.
I II. ". FULLER,
General L.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13

However much we dislike to say
It. the order kept at lie local post
Office is a disgrace to the town. The
postmaster. under certain conditions.
has the right 70 lock the doors and
keep the public out during the dis
tibu6on Of mail matter. Il should
not be necessary 10 resort 10 this.
1t is a hardship upon ladies' and
children VINO are there for mail
these cold days. L is also incon-
venient. The local authorities can
and should keep order. not only at
the Postoffioe. but at all other pub
lie places in the city. But there IS
also a detect in the poStoffioe. There
should DC N entirely new arrange
ment OF the furniture. The buSi-
ness OF the office has grown I'M
mensely in the last few years. Its
equipment should grow accordingly.
There are three people in the office,
and there should be at least two de
livery windows as well as a window
where stamps can be secured with
OFT delaying those getting their mail
We hope Postmaster Peachy WI
see IT 70 make these improvement
Tor we know the patrons Of the ofhC,
desire i. and the postoffice IS 70.
the convenience Of the public.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13

The people o. Williamsburg
should 60 before the State Corpora
Ton Commission and ask that the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.,
be compelled 10 give this city a de-
cent depot. We are splendid patrons
by necessity, Of course Of the c.
s Q. and the company should give
IS patrons decent accommodations
Right here IS work for a Chambei
Of Commerce. But some OF on,
business men are dead up 70 theii
ears-burial VII be the next i
order.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
An Annual Sermon.

Rev. Dr. Robert w. Barnwell
7ector OF St Paurs church. Peters
burg. VIII preach the annual sermon
before the Brotherhood OF S.. An
drew. II the Chapel OF William and
Mary College tomorrow night al
.7.zS @ clock.
The public is cordially invited L
attend. d.. Barnweu IS a huen
speaker.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
SATURDAY. JAN. o 1905.
OUR COUNTY ROADS.

4 drive OF ten miles ove- a pub
lie road n James City County few
DAYS ago was a revelation 70 this
writer. re hss otren beer preach
e 70 about James Ciry's horrible
public highways Il the winter sea
son. bur some how O. other i didn'
have lie sane effect as that ter
nile drive aforesaid. AND 70 cap
the climax. q good old genLeman
informed IS thst1he roads We hac
inst driven over were splendid com
pared with those q lev miles dis
ant. The road we refer 10 IS the
one leading - u 2 Chiol,ohoniny
through the Back Stump neigh
bo-hoo6.
There are holes n the middle q
49, roa6 that VII take q wagon 70
The hub. The road IS SO narrow
n many places that wo vehicles csn-
not pass for q distance OF several
hundred Yards. There Is 10 rOou
for bitches 70 drain the water OF.
Rand II stands II ponds z foot deep
#There are evidences o. repairs, bu,
OF the most superficial kind. Il IS z
.,niserzble botch I'm SIT 70 finish.
h reflection on ordinary intelligence
&Rnd wilfal. woefL waste Of ne
&peoples money.
We wonder with taxpayers OF thai
stion OF the county. how msny
-sznds OF collars OF theiT noneg
theE fathers money have beer
2S5.nto TIE mud holes O. ths
road . Sack stump
We won6er L they are gong x
pou more had earned dollars intc
znese quagrniTes. and dying lesve x
the.r children Z legacy Of bouon-esl
Toscs.
We don't blame anybody. a.
SCI OF ot1ce-s, tor these bad roads
We b-zme those thzt All submit Z
allowing such roads % exist w-thou
Prosest.
James CRY csn have good road
Wit me money she mas Al Ter con
msnd- Let Us leave ak and %
tics z-6 tzvo-susn 50 70 me Coz
for awhile and build ROADS =
the county by modem mach.neI
and teams snd PIT them II Ire hsnC
OF prscuczl Ioa6 builders with 4
srucuoEs 70 make uooesn roads
these miserable excuses toI PuD.
highways.
We want GU Senator and Q
Represeurzuve tEOm THIS district
support any blI looking 70 State Z
for public roads. We know Q
County Board Of Supervisors
deeply u earnest along THIS Inc 3
WI CO rs part MI me taxPay'
hold Up the hands OF TIE board.
WI they 6szg along II TIE same
way. pay their annual Supeno. z
see II Duied IL ne pud holes naa
81 the wagons drawn o. Jso
horses, mace 50 b. clinging 70
Chinese idea q what OK Eztn
had is GOOD enough tor uss'.
The coEnty's prosperity ano ?
gress depends 70 great extent
tao things good public roaos
good public schools. The COZ
can have both. i Should have DC
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
Special Notices.

TOR SALE-Brick storehouse. desira-
bly, located Price IS. $4,000,
Easy terms Apply 10 &. J. POTTS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
Not Painless.

=
Ysast-Been TO the dentsts7
Crimsonbeak-Yes
Was the operation painless?
"No. indeed When the operator got
me IN the chair he took advantage Of
me and told me a lot OF the smart
things his children have said."-Yonk.
ers Statesman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
y Sew photographer.

NJ. J. 4. Fabe- OF Norfolk. was
IN the city Thursday looking at the
prospects for opening q photo gal
ley here ard thinks that everything
looks bright for the business. We
may have photographer here &C
remain every day in the week. al
though the matter IS not definitely
settled.
Leave your order for engraved cards
W advance over city prices. Sampl
ar % down town" store
Jas. 4. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13

The CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OP THE cOUS-
y OF YORK. OF he 22aa oAy Of
December. 1905.
Forest Rollins. & as In
Plain tifs.
against Chanoery.
Auosy and ConnOr.
Deieudarfs.
Ala Circuit Court for York county,
acid OF the l4th day 81 December, 1905.
The Hon u. q. Tyler. Judge Of The
aid co1rt
.This cause cz-De on this day 20 Be
gain heard upon the papers formerly
cad snd mas argued by counsel And
q z ppr@ssng % the court that due dill
.euce has berD usco 20 locate Richard
-onnor. order 20 serve . copy q the de-
rec pronounced hrTSi1 on the 9th dag
q April. 1905. aDd that said Richard
| -ouuor Las not been iCuros on CONSIDER
/ alton " hereof The C ust doth adJudge
/ sr<les and decree taat 40 order 81 pubii
icasion mag bf entered against the s1ic
/ zichafd COun0T. funlmoaiDg Slm 20 az
lear az tie April fern q this court 10
! at: % tle Sro day " April. 1906 Cha
oeios the lot day II said terw) 20 sbOs
ause. n sAy he can. why judgment shall
oct ksc catered against bin and the othe
yarty dsf~udszt 20 this AIT. c. "
Anory. fer the frn - seventy 81
SIS Oo) dollars As vel sstbe cost A
this suit;
Ano "a - furthsr ordered that . cop
seseof Be published once a week for fou
weeks ir The Virgins fssScrtc, and tia
a cops he posted ~ the lront door 6
lhe court house II tbs coeDts on or b
. 4 sore <kx rfxt suocesdiDg r1le day sfte
risis orces - entered.
VI a Ccpy--Testc.
7. 7. HIDClNs, Clerk.
SoryelIe / BspisT.p
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13

WANTED. BY gentleman. to rent
unfinished room, Address W, care
Gazctte.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
AnvERTISlNG RATES:

Adrcrs iSiE 4 rsfes rt,sso nsbie. Snd t1rnis''''e
o. xppbcstfCn. kStsS 70 az - tenS tst
s..n 1850. Win usual discounts scr s7sce
$500, Iocsl notices s Ccuts fbe lire
s,-.-,r,si,rS 81 Inspect = Ccats Der line.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
- AnVERTISNG.

Attorneys uho place Legal Adrsrtisiae "a
he "a, srare held personally rasponstoio 4o'
snse. fhls being she only concitioa 1n9e'
shf.s We aoocrr sDch sdrertisznS hste'
60 rer inch csch sizle. less - per cent No
srssxrfOn ron these ter ms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
srRScRIpTlON ms:

S,,,srrspslos prioe SI-Oo per Tess; ssns
a. ar leSg ssmc. ALWAYS a. adrSsice-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13

snrs-rd ~ a. r. posroflce ~ NiAiaz7souii
n second ofsss Matchmaker
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-13
GO Scenic Route
- sou1.. ~ To the West
To Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicago. 81
Louis, E,e-
Leave wnIIsmsbur.

SCHEDULE TX KrFrcr. Nev. 25. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
APPEALS FOR
 HIS NATION Maxim Gorky to the American People. THE CRIMES OF THE AUTOcRAcY With Pen Stroke, Car Wipes Out
 All Laws. New Series of Rabberies outrages and Musaer. Called Into Life By the Disposal of the Coun- II
 trys Parliament.
 
THE CRIMES OF THE AUTocRAcY

New York, July 2sg--Maxim Gorky today made public an appeal directed to the people of America to help the people of Russia. to free its body from the parasites which suck it's life blood-~
 The appeal in part follows:
 The Czar has dispersed the douma-
 This small man. trembling on hts throne for his life and power. has with one stroke of the pen. destroyed ali into life new series Of murderers. robl bers and outrages.
 The Russian government will now inansurate a policy of brutal and bes- tiai reprisais.
 The black. Iood-soalxed wings Of death will fiutter over the country for months. The exhausted earth will swal1ow~ thousands of corpses of mon whose only crime was the desire to IivN a human life Many women and chil- dren will perish from bullets. swordx and clubs. The world will be seized with horror and indignation. Here and there public meetings will be held Mk which the speakers will denouce the Czar and his band of savages. The speakers will be rewarded by applause and the public win leave the meetings In proud conviction that they have re- sponded to the cali of the unfortunate people of a foreign land and thus dis. charged their duty 10 humanity. Al the same time the blood of the Russ slams will flow in wide streams"
 If such crying horrors occur aa those which we now witness in Ruania, he says. true men and women cannot remain quiet at their sight.r
 He closed with an appeal for help for Russia and asked:
 Are there in this country living men and will they hear meTs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
 HELD UP BY
 ARMED BAND Train Intercepted by Revolutionists. TWO GENERALS ARE KILLED Robbers Get Away With $S0.000 of Governments Money. Premier stoIypin Is Fi.ding Trouble In Organising Cabinet, Men Witt Reputation. Not Want
 sns the Portfolios.
 I.

Warsaw. July 2s--A passenger train carrying government money and guard ed by a detachment Of soldiers and gen. darrnes, was attacked today between czenstochowa aSd lierby by we'll armed band. Lively firing ensued dur ing which two gendsrmes. four soldiers aud two civil employees were Killed and three others af the guards were wound ed. Thc attacking party carried on ss0.o00 and the arms If the defenders of the tratn. It probably was the same band which captured a train Thurs day. announcing that the revolution ha dbegun.
 The country side Is said to be in q torment and sympathizing with the guerilla bands. The small force of troops operating in the district will be reinforced. Agitatorss are making cap- ital over the recent incidents. They affirm that t will be difflcult for the provincial administration to detach enough troops from the cities and towns to make the nst large enouoh to catch the marauders.
 Later details say that tho attack ing party consisted of ten revolution ists. and that among the killed were General Seukat. chief of the frontier guard, and General Weitenring. chief of the customa service Four of the guards. who were wounded. sustained severe Injuries
 BPSlGes GcuSfdln EeuRdt Huu w cttcu~ ring. the revolutfonists shot and killed the cashier of the custom house at Her by. who was in charge of the money and who was in the same car as the generale They also wounded q colon el, the conductor and some civilian pas sengers in addition to those already mentioned.
 Another account says that it was the assistant cashier of tn ecustom house of Herby. M. Denienco. who was kill ed and not the cashier
 Colonel Brxezicki and other passen- gers were compelled to give up all their personal caah
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
MAT cAusE rRouBLE.
Chinese student Turned Sack on Ae-

Chinese Student Turned Back on Ac-
 count of Eye-Trouble.
 Washington. July 2s.--Through the enforcement of the immigration laws of the United States against a Chinese student. who was one of party which arrived tn Seattle a short time ago, a young Chinaman of great promise was forced to return to his native country and this may result in intensifying the criticism China offers against the irn- migration restrictions this country im- poses on Chinese favored classes
 The student deported was member of party of thirty-eight young Chi namen. whom Dr. Charles D. Teney, a Harvard man, and member of the fac ulty of the Imperial Chinese University brought to this country. It was said by health officers that the young stu- dent. who was one of the brightest members of the party, was suffering with trachofiia, a disease of the eyes. and after board had passed on his case. the young man was ordered back to China.
 Dr. reney took the other students to Cambridge, Mass. where they are now attending the Harvard summer school. Thirty-four of the Chinese are being educated by the Chinese government and the other members of the party are paying their own expenses. These stu dents are said to be the forerunners of q large delegation to be sent within a few years to this country Fear is ex- pressed. however, that the deportation of the young student with eye trouble will not be understood in China
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
TO CAUSE or UNION.
ChfId To ne Devoted By Father To nww~uswa&

tf WEE4nhEem L0b0Fs
 Chicago. July 2s.--Eighteen months old Harry CreeI Jr.. is to act the leading role in q Tabor baptism" the first of the kind ever held as far as is known.
 The baptism is expected to have the same effect as the sprinkiing of water at church baptism to dedicate the child to the cause of organized labor for the remainder of his life.
 The first labor baptism is to be an suspicious occasion. not only for the parents of the child. but for all members of the Chicago federation of labor. The next meeting of the fed- eration of labor. which will take place Sunday. has been selected as the time Tor the ceremony. ana John Mitchell. president of the United 4Efine Workers of America. has been selected as the man to take charge of the solemn rite, if he can pe secured
 Just what the program will be is not known, but the parents of the child ex- peet that the customs which obtain in similar services In the churches will be followed closely.
 H T. Creel, the father, is the origi- nator of the plan. He is a member of the International Bookbinders Union and he has made union tactics a life study, His one child is to be his ideal of union education.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Lieutenant England Shot
 by Frenchnlall.
CRUISERS CREW AT PRACTICE
Was Warned by the Chattanooga
 to Cease Firing.
The Dead omcer Was Appointed To the Naval Academy From Ari<an- sas---His Body To Be Brought
 Home.

chee Foo, China, July 2s--Lieutenant England. navigating ofricer ot the unis- ed states cruiser Chattanooga. was wounded at about noon today by ri- ile bullet fired by member of the crew of the French armored crusier pupetit Thouars. and died at o'clock.
 The Chattanooga with Lieutenant England on the bridge. was proceeding from the harbor to the target range. and was passing the French squadron, which was anchored near the American squadron. and was engaged in small arm practice. After several bullets had struck the side. the Chattanooga sig nailed to the Frenchmen to cease firing. but before this was accomplished, Lieu tenant England was struck in the back. at the base of the spine. probably by a ricochet bullet. which left his body under the arm. The crew of the Dupe.' tit Thouars later continued their prac- tfce from the deck of the cruiser. Their fire was directed at targets in the wa ter, differing from the American prac- tice of landing men on a barren island at the entrance of the harbor.
 The French sQuadron here consists of nine ships and the American of seven.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
HOLD RoBBERY.
osten Coal Merchant shot Down In
 Hrond nayIfuht.

Brond Daylight.
 Boston July 2s.-Patrolmap Sher- man shiei and Thomas Hickney of warefield. a coal merchant. lie serious ly wounded at the hospital. the vfc- tims of three robbers, who in broad daylight held tip. robbed and shot Hickney in his ofice at Charleston today and then engaged in a street battle with the police in which Shiel was naimed by bullets fired by the ,desperadoes
 So bold a crime has not occurred in Boston for many years and the police directed every. effort to the capture of the trio of criminals the other two having been arrested as the climax Of the struggle with the authorities.
 Hickney was robbed of $20o In cash and valuable papers. The two men taken into custody are c. w. Ever son. 27 years of age, New York city and Fred sacckatti, 30 years old. Bridgeport. Conn
 They entered the coal office while Hickney was alone and demanded money. The merchant refused and was shot through the neck, Hickney struggled with his assailants who lied to the street where they were pursued by policeman Shiel In an exchange of bullets the officer was shot in the leg. Other policemen pursued the robbers and after more shooting captured two.4