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d. -.s,a.l,. y resnnrs. to tlien, on the

Ia practically no response to ttc''l " .'''
/ s,e1t 81 Tho mine workers
~ ~ Il cxpnctcd that MI classes OIL en-.
4,nyes. except tlremcn, engineers ana
& ,,,,,nn runners, who are not affected ny
5i,In }order, will uiiit. including even those
,yho do not favor Suspension ;o1 wo ~.
Il District President r. g. Nicliols, OF Wy
United \ Niine workers Of America, az.
a rived II, Tits city to-day together Win
K snsratary John Is. Dempsey and some
I ~ the district board members. who nave
3i,ecn III attendance at the meeting IN
indianapolis
Position of Miners.
1-ro,,, n,,a az the board ii,cinbcrs who
discussed the action taken ~ tho ioti't
boards lii ordering a cessation for TO-
morrow morning, something concerning
$thn gposition OF the mine workers on TINS
question was learned.
,,.rhere has apparently been some sur
4 mis- nt the action takSh," said ne.
'.,rherc should not have been any Our
Il contract or working agreement WIN Wy.
coal companies expired last night ~
thc absence Of any other working agree
4 n,ent tho mine workers can do nothing
h,t cease work, pending the making ot
new contract. That hns been our stand
All along. d determination TO have u
definite understanding with the operators
concerning terms Of labor. We have nag
that for three years, ana now We wnnt
a new worliing agreement That's tnc
situation In TIC proverbial nut smell.
Ready to Operate.
All of the over big coal companies
arc following the Delaware, Lnckawa11na
and Western Company. In posting notices
announcing that they stand ready 70
( continue to operate under the provisions
. = a.. rirtln mi, iSSIOf'S award,
Tho Della ware, 1.ackawanna and Western
Company operated four of Its washerios
with the regular forces Of men ordinar-
ily employed about them to-day. Most
OF the workmen employed nre ltalhns
living IN the Bunker Hill section.
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Welcome Settlement.
zen Assoclated Press.l

Nsy Associated Press,
LONDON, April o.-The london news
papers in their editorial articles this
morning, welcome the settlement Of the
points IN controversy between France
and Germany over Morocco as removing
The anarchical conditions In Morocco
which have constituted a constant menace
TO the peace of Europe. They consider
that although France may be disap-
pointed in her aspirations for the PA
cific penetration she has secured all
her immediate and solid Interests in
Morocco, besides establishing on n
firmcd basis Than even her prestige In
Europe, and that therefore sl,o has no
reason 10 be dissatisfied With the re-
suits Of the conference,
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brigade. Out Of a total OF upward OF $50
fires, however, only slxty-fpur are classl- Y
fed as serious. Exactly 100 lives were lost
during the year.
IIAzEL1ON, PA.--Walter Wilde, tho
West Point cadet who recently underwent
terrible ordeal IN ne polyclnie 9 10 ~.
injured leg, was notified by. the national
military authorities that his furlongh,5lsa
extended 10 August 18th. In the hope that
he will then be In condition 10 quarry az
the Academy. Ks a
Po1vrsv!LLE, PA.-.A heavy iron.
Ing out Of a window on the third story
OF the Berger factory at Schuy!kill Haven
caught on q button on Weiners vest ana
pulled him out OF the window. He iell 20
feet With the iron. and is fatally injured
PI1vrSBUIaG According to Assistant
District Attorney Robb, In formations VIII
be made against three Of the most prom,
world OF Pl:,sburg within a few days IN
connection with the lInrtje divorce pro-
cecdings. They Will be charged with con
who has been Sued By her husband, Aus
gust Hartjc, the millionaire paper manI-5
facturcr, for divorce.
or Mrs Davis stemple, Mrs. Joseph
Townsend and Henry liuInnieil have en-
ploycd counsel to prosecute thcir ciainiI
Charles Humncll, who died recently.
GUTHRIE. Q. T.-prlor 70 tho closing
OF the schools here for | he sunday vaca-
ton one hundred boys were Wh!ppcd ~
their teachers for open revolt and fol-
threats against one OF the teachers 1ot
keeping IN after. school hours little sIii
who IS 4 general fayoritc It was stated
that several girpupils In the same grades
will DO punished Monday
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Situation in Texas.

(By, Associated Press.)
E FORT WORTH, TENAS. April IL
Work in the coal nrines of Texas stopped
Saturday night and Tho situation is
merely one of waiting to ascertain what
will be the result.
AS far MS can be learned about 200 men
quit work at Thurber, about 800 at
Strawn and Mount Sterling and 200 at
Rock Creek The number out at Bridge
port cannot be asccrtaned. There is
little excitement. The contract under
which tho men have been working has
expired and they have merely stopped
Until a new contract Is madc.
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Father John Attacked.
5lBStlAssohiated Prcss.Y

Vi s55 }(BsyAssotiated Prcss.Y II
CRONSTA13T A.pq'l 1..-Father John
neutrality-suspicious. as Father John OF
Cronstadt, was attacked In the Cathedral
here to-day while descending from the
altar to address the sacrament. His as
sailant struck him with a loaded cane.
but Father John lodged the blow, which
smashed the cup. The man was arrested
The penalty for violation Of the sacra-
mcnt in Russia is death
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More From Father Gapon.

fBA Assocate ed Press.l
ST. aPETlyRsBURci..5F April 1.--Father
GaponS in atlctter to#thc procurator, says
hc is onlya living in ST. Petersburg by
tolerance, ana demands o be put on trial.
in ordertos defend his honor and legalize
lllis sta tbs. OF. If guilty, 10 be condemned.
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FEAR DISORDERS
ON ELECTION DAY.
Rumorcd That Rev.o gl'lii
Are Preparing 30 e ... Throw
Bombs in ST. Petersburg
ATTEMPT. TO KILL PRIEST
Entire List Of Sixty-six Candi-
dates Put Under Arrest
In Odessa.
r., ) a !. :, laA.. r,.o Z.

N (BysAssociatedt Prcss!) a1 4S9,i&
sts WARSAW;u 'RUSSiANsn PoEAND,3
April 1.-The reVoIutlonlsts here have
announced their Intention to declare
general stlke In order to prevent
the government from contracting
new loan
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Schooner Sunk; Crew Rescued,

I3y lNsSUCTHtcU fftSs.J -----
GIBRALTAR, April 1.-The British
s-namer Daleby. Captain Ramsey, from
Bombay, bound for Baltimore put in here
to-day and reported having been In coils
sion off Almeria, Spain. with the Spanish
Tho schooner is believed to have sunk.
Her crow was recued and landed. NO
damage WAS sustained by the Daleby.
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Coming to America,
(Ry AssocIntcd Prcss,)

--7---- by lNSHUUFIEUH Z T'S'S'1 :"
PARIS, April 1.-The almorcd cruisers
Admiral I.aubc and Marselalse are pre-
pairing 10 sail to join tho French ATLANTIC
squadron. On tho way the cruisers Will re-
turn the visit of the United States squad
ron which came to France to roc Give the
remains OF Admiral John Paul Jones.
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LEADERS FLEEING.
Gunboat Prevents Landing Q
Arms for Carlists.
(By Associated Press.

BARCELONA. April 1.-The gunboat
pnzon is cruising off barcelona In order
to prevent arms and ammunition reaching
the Car,ists. There have been numerous
seizures OF rifles ut Nonistrol. twenty
seven miles northwest OF Barcelona.
TIE leaders of the agitation are fleeing
across tho frontier IN consequence of the
authorities who now consider that the
movement has practically been stamped
.
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would be back and would bring him
bottle OF good whiskcy

! j.
MoRR[sToWI,N. M =, THE 1 home I o, OF
millionaire milkmcn' is what this toWn
will soon be dubbed. Hamilton Mckay
about the streets. Rudolph II. Kissel nus
been sending milk from his ] namcrc farm
TO the New York market for some tnie,
and now David Hgnter McAlpin, mutt
LANCASTER, PA..-The court gavo the
trustees Of the salisbury Meeting House.
strI H'' Of land. The trustees own &c acres,
which were decided to the church Dy
Thomas und Richard Penn In li+t ana
this IS the first rcconveyance of any part
thereof since then.
CiRDlNSBURG.@P A.-Crazcd by excess
sive drinking, j. a. G. Ruffncr, attorney
for a number OF large corporations. shot
lying at the Westmorcand Hospital, and
wil die from complications which have
already set In. Rnffncr was captured
after n ltwo-hour an-hilnt, ana WalVlhe
a hearing, was committed to jail. ill
5CASHTON. WIS--I3yga decree OF the
Circuit Court, Peter Pauson. II farmer,
living ten miles outside OF this town. VIII
have to 80 to church every sn SUNDAY, LOT n.,
portio ion OF u legacy. paulson's mother
died some time ago, and, being OF re-
lgious nature. she left HIN q be1uest
sont!ngent, how eyer. On n,ns ms attending re-
B1NGHAMTON. ssN.tY.--A1lss Eloise% Will
mot, for fifteen years orEantst of the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal Church, or Great
Bend, Pa died willie plnyins to-day
LONDON. Ten FIRES daily was approxt-
mately last years average In London,
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! ~ J VTJ Ut ? NC. .'LI !
INV AssoGEtcd5 Pres9.,

(t1S -!tS9Str f'Ne5 7 ! Ft'''i'f
row the city Of st. Petersburg VIII choose
electors 10 tho municipal congress, which
in ,urn will elect six members TO the
NATIONAL Parliament. The banks MI
me- closed and business will be suspehue''
Many runors are afloat that the rtNo
lutIonists intend to create dlso'uels az" ~
throw bombs in the polli:>; ~
diA,rcd, tho elections; but tho authorl-
ties declare that nothlhs oLs. 70 ~
will take place. q. 9. ,.o,
The close of the campaign was lnarhe"
nv great activity and considcrapie w
.cjtcmont, but these, did not coIiptii'
with the scenes gat X American po'l',1at
meetings. Speeches ,warenprohlplted' put
hundreds of thousands OF circulars WY
mailed to voters, and the conslltut.o &c.
democrats employed the expenlent %, u's-
ma chInr their rending matter by mes
sengcr in order that it would be sure 10
reach The persons to whom 1t was sent.
,rhc newspapers are filled with Appeals
TO tho voters.
Claiming Victory.
The strength of3theS constitutional
Democrats has compelled tho modcra teH
and conservatives TO pool Issues, and the
Octoberists and progressive 4 economists
and the law and order ard trado and m
dustries parties, have put finsHthe l'cla Il
..blocE" ticket. z Nevertheless, the con-
stitu,ional Democrats claimZa certain
aud sweeping victory, and the indica-
lions are that they will carry the day.
They enjoy the Advantage f planning
their cards above board. having openly
announced that their delegates are
pledged 10 vote for six Of tho following
nine candidates for Parliament:
NJ Kcdrinc. tho we'll known lawyer;
NJ. Rodltcheff, a member Of tho lixecu-
tive Committee OF tho Bar Association
NJ petrunkevitch, a brother Of Ivan
pctrunkcvitch. tho Tcmstvolst OF Tvnr;
NJ NaboukoT, leader Of sthe8 Liberal
party: NJ. Tlessen, editor Of Rcch: M.
vmovr, NJ .Petrojiysky,a NJ. SlFFedoroff and
NJ lianrIeff. l2S3,
Tho "bock,'' OH the contrary Is care
fully concealing tho names Of their par
liAmentary candidates, and arc content
ing themselves with. the publication =:
list Of their 100 candidates to the
municipal congress-.
IT Is evident they fear that II tho names
arc revealed the radicals Will concentrate
to defeat them by ralying to the cry of
"block" |
Polls Open This Morning.
''The Emperor ana Tho liberty and in.
| togrity Of Russia party n sp-called
| party OF Democratic reforms. has thrown
| In lis lot with the constitutional Demo-
| Gratis. The rcactlonaries, realizing thnt
| II Is dangerous TO he divided In stongls
have not placed n ticket in the Geld and
| will vote tho "hloek"
With The exception of the Novo Nre-
mya and Slnvo, which are supportiys The
block" MI the newspapers have declared
for the constitutional Democrats, The
Novo Nremyn vIcionsly attacks tho par
| liamcntary candidates of the conStitll-
tional Democrats, charcterizing Them rs
''r"negadc 81 Jews End Poles"
The city OF ST, Petersburg is divided
into twelve districts. each with n single
polling place, which elects from five to
twenty delegates The polls will he open
| from 0 a. NJ. to o T.. NJ.
| ----------
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Raise Price in Mexico.
(Bv Associated Press.)

-NIoE tNSsUCTHtNH 7 ces'1
Il N1ENICO CITY, April 1.-The. strike OF
the anthracite coal miners in the untcd
States. it is anticipated. Will result IN
raising the price of coal among all dealers
here, whet her they arc handling native or
5in,porf cd coal ...s.H
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13y Associated Press

sTMPE April The
Russian consul at GIestan, Persia, re-
ports that In consequence OF the&rlots
there, quarantine regulations are no
longer enforced, and that the plague
< ls Increasing and spreading north
ward iSHtGt
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OF
In 1ionornbls
that he
sometimes Mrs Work
wnsin lsoches husband
particularly
cynthia Italy Many
dum
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Strike in Havana.

(By Associated Prcss)
HAVANA. April l.--1'hc strike of street
railway employees continues. There were
several conflicts to-day. The police have
amply protected the company. but it has
been aDic to run but few cars.
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Personals and Briefs.

CAPITOL Policeman q. ". dong Tom)
Haynes has gone to his home IN i,lc , ~
son county to visit his peope, anu A., "
Haynes expects to take q blrd's-eye VIEW ~
of tho congressional .stuatlonsin tne Ml'''''
District Willie Mt his mountain nouns
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Rooseyelts at Havana.

(By Associated Press)
HAVANA. April 1.--AIrs. Roosevelt, nc-
companled BY her children, Ethel, Archie
and Quentin, arrived here to-day on board
the Mayhower.
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NOVEL SUIT OVER
PASSAGE Of BILL
-(Continucd from First PNEc.]

(continued from First Pngc.)
of Virginia, ard A.. W. Hartman. treas
urer of virginia"
There is no allegation of fraud In tho
bill, and the parties pressing tho matter
entertain no suspicion on this line They
allege ~ clerical omission. by some per.
son unknown, whereby the intention OF
the General Assembly is defeated"
Governor'in Sympathy,
Governor Swanson has given his nssur.
ances that lie would haye cheerfully sign
ed the complete blll as passed, had It
been SO enrolled when presented, rs lie
is In thorough sympathy with the objects
sought by It's patron,
Tho bill IN chancory, which Will be filed
within week or ton days, will be made
returnablo at rules the third Monday
in April
1t is not known what turn the case
will take. as It Is entirely unique In
nearly all It's lanlificatons. Attorney
General Anderson was busy Saturday on
other matters and could not confer with
Mr., Cumming, So It is not known what
il any part he will take IN tho case.
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Situation Quiet.
{ -
IRy AssnrinInd prcSS.l

tBy Associated Prcsso
y ST. LOUIS, MO, April 1.-The situation
in the coal fields Of southwestern Illinois
among the striking coal miners Is quiet
to-day.
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Octoberists Win.
(Dy Associated Prcss.)

(By Associated Prcss.)
EKATER lNOSLAV. April 1.-The Oc-
tobcrists captured the city elections by
eectinE to the municipal congress forty
seven OF It's delegates as against thirteen
Constitutional Democrats, fifteen Jews
and five Reactionists.
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. ST. LOUns.--After fatally woundlng his
Wife, Martin Gicsebell killed himself, pow
crty boing the cause of the tragedy.
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COI,UMBUS.--Th Ohio Legislature has
adopted resolutions asking Congress to
investigate charges against Estes G.. Rath-
bone in connection with the Cuban postal
scandal.
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Former Premier Dead,

(By Associated Prcss)
NOSSENANGEN, NORWAY. April Id
w. c, Slcen, former Norwegian Premier
died here to-day of heart disease.
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3 TOLEDO.--T The Theodore Roosevelt, In
tended to be the fastest steamer on the
Great Lakes was launched Saturday.
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vIQUEz ELECTED.
Former Minister of Finance Now
President of Costa Rica.
(By gAssoclnted Press.

SAN JOSE COSTA RIGA, April L.,
Liccnsado Cleto Gonzales Niquez. for
merly minister Of finance. was to-day
elected president OF the Republic Of Costa
Nica. et
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THINGS THAT THE WORLD
WILL BE DOING THIS WEEK
Senate Engaged With Railroad Rate BilCoa Situation
Acute--.Srike In France.:.Big Boat Race.

and unless tho government takes an ac-
tive part in duellIng the disturbances and
bringing about an understanding between
the mine owners and the miners, riotins
undoubtedly will continue this week. Pre-
mier snrrIcn has been asked to inter-
yeno.t artsb
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WASH rNG'rON, D. C.-Brewery work
ersf viii strike unless closed shops, in
crossed wages and shorter hours are
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Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds.
Laxative Brolno ounine thI world VICE c2 9nl
tie full name and look for signature Of y, W.
Grove. Sss, 50 ,.-,--sssi;
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Big Boat Race,
Tho annual OSford,CamhridEe boat
race will take place on thn#Thamcs on
Saturday, April 7th, @

Are at the Mecklenburg,
I'd Rlclmonders a tho Meckenburg Ghase
iQity, are: Mr.. NJ. W Ridden, Prof, ". !, e :
Foi]shee.a Mr. Clyde ". Saunders nna
wife Miss Corinne Saunders and Mr.. W.
Il Fleming. alNs Na
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PITrsvlLLE, pA.-'rhe three burglars
who murdered Mrs. John Morrison. Ut
tCumbola, two weeks ago. are IN custorS
ara will be given n hearing.
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the mine owners and the miners, roting
undoubtedly will continue this week. Pre-
mier Snrricn has been asked to inter-
Nene.
Railway Commissioners.
The eighteenth annual convention of the
National Association OF Railway Com
lnissioners will he held IN washington
on April I'd. Tho association will discuss
electric railways, railway taxes, grade
crossings tariff rates, and the duties
and work of State railway commissioners.
Tuskegee Celebration.
The twenty-riftl, anniversary Of the
founding of tho Tuskegee Institute VIII
DO observed nj Tuskcgce, Ala, on April
4tl, President Booker r. Washington Of
tho institute, will tell OF the growth
Of negro cducn ton and addresses will be
delivered BY President Eliot. Of Harvard,
Andrew Carnegie and Secretary Taft.
Fight to Save Patrick.
) Tho fight to save tho Ifn Of Albert
fitzpatrick. under sentence Of death for
tito murder OF tho aged Texas millions
t;iIre. William NJ. Rico. will be resumed
III New York Tuesday before Recorder
fGoff,aon tho motion for q new trinl. In
teresting testimony will DO given by
number Of Psychologists as to the similar
lily in}thc objects on human lungs OF.
chloroform and embnming fluid. and
now witnesses from Texas are expected,
80
Big Boat Race,
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ST. PAUL. 1.-The scmi-centcnnial Of st.
Paul rs Il municipality was celebrated
Saturday
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MANSFIELD, o.-"Girls Iii love nre
not competent 10 teach school, This
was the decree proclaimed to-day by 4
Jury in the Common Pleas Court In the
suit OF Ethel NJ. Downend against the
Madison Township Board Of Education
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Strike in France. ~, ,,,,
The strike in the coal llelds OF No,ai sn :
France has assumed serious PEop0ts'9's''
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1oss OF tHcIr Glrllsh torma
after marriage, The bearing
Of children is often destructive
TO the mothers shapeliness.
All of this can be avoided.
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4 LONDON. Ton fires daily was approxt-
mately last years average In London,
according TO ,hesannual report of the IRE
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Z BINGHAAlTON.s NJ Y.--AIlss Isloise VIII
mot for fifteen years orEanlst of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, or Great
Bend, Pa, died while playing to-day. &
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Latest Offerings in Party Dress Goods
at Sharply Reduced Prices


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Carpet Size Rugs
$500

We have just opened our first
shipment of rugs for fall. A very
special value which we will place
on show during this sale Is a
Tapestry Brussels, exr2 feet, In a
grade that Is selling every day at
$40, that Is an unusually fine as
sortment Of patterns, and we would
idsist that you see them before
they are disposed Of, and take ad-
vantage of this splendid oppor-
tunlty to obtain one at IS per
cent less than their value. Your
choice
$500
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?, Ending Monday. July 9
lend BARGAIN SALE
,,r,itie i'm
ny Department

ale that we have attempted. When we say
as ever been offered before. Our object in
to arrive. We expect to have crowded
rgains offered are trade bringers in every
marked and each clerk knowing every item,
,ular stock we have bought especially some
hat this sale shall be talked of far and wide.
versatOn
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Tan Oxfords

The only leather shoe made.
SITS Oxford
Queen Quality makes. sold for 81 so and s.
Lac Buys Oxford, swell 81
rs and so See boys Oxods and
So SO and $500 See mems Oxod 81 and $500
Sizes broken all Of above lots.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-01-05
|sHfRIff FIGHTS WITH GIANT
HUGE POLANDER IS CAPTURED
AFTER A TWO DAYS
SEARCH.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Jan. 3.-4After a
desperate struggle at the end of a two
days search officers have re~captured
John Worth, a giant Polander, who
leaped through a window in a Michi-
gan Central train while being brought
to this city from Cleveland.
The train was moving at the rate
of forty miles an hour and the sheriff
missed his prisoner near Tecumseh.
The fugitive was tracked through the
snow for more than twenty-five miles.
Deputy Sheriff Nash, with two Of
ficers, was close to him several times.
but he eluded them in the dense
woods. He was finally brought to bay
in a strip of timber land near Null
berry.
Officer Nash was alone. and in
spite of the fact hat he had a drawn
revolver the Polander rushed for him
and a terrible struggle for the weapon
took place.
The officer finally succeeded in tear
ing away from his a~ssailant, but the
revolver failed to explode when he
pressed the trigger. With the stock
he struck the escaped prisoner a
crushing blow.
Worth is seriously injured. He is
wanted on a charge of removing mort
gagged property from the state.