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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-23

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-23

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
STRIKE GROWS WARM
ON WATER FRONT

fired bis revolver Two men were
taken 20 the police station and later
released
Two Seattle Transfer company
hack drivers. George Holland and
~. Mitchell had a run with their
teams this morning ffom Pier A
chased bY an anRfY mot % strikers.
During the night several hacks we're
pressed into service 20 convey non
union men 70 the Spokane. lying At
Pier A. At 30 o'clock this morn d
ing Holland and Mitchell took two
ioada 20 the SPOKANE.
Run From Strikers.
A. they drove out through tho
gafea on the wharf. after leaving the
men inside. the strikers made run
Tor the two drivers. attempting 10
ramonstfats with them about haul
ing nan-uniau men 20 the dock The
teo drivers dashed up Railroad
~ 20 Main - 81 front of the crowd.
but the biz form o. Policeman Ap-
pleauist and several other officers
hove IN sight aud the crowd SIS dts
perusd before any damages was oc-
complishsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20

There - no foundation what.
seF for the rumor Ia circulation
here that ! have resigned. that IN.
tena t. resign or that | have ever
xxen Il ans consideration. said
chlef cook q abe fire department
tAls morning
7 hsaFi abe runner first last
alxht when I arrived In the citY
hon Saa Francisco u was a sur
Prise 50 me 60 hear that there Was
sneh : rvport In circulation Is there
y 30 foundation fer e.
70 Free Charges.
7 am back here 20 face my ae.
susers and those who are disposed
ia erttieise tho department. aud
prupose 10 ftKht D, nut expect 60
.ke up Tomorrow vita tha civil
wrtice commission the matter Of
The ekArses made against the meus
hrs Of the department who have
teen suspended aud the inxcssiga
doc vii De held vtfhia 3 abort
tn.
no member q the department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
PIONEERS DINE
AND ADJOURN
rwEHrY-rHiRo ANNUAL sgs.
SION Is BROUGHT TO END
FORTY. ONE NEW MEMBERS
TAKEN IN DURING THE YEAR.

The 2zrd annual reunion 81 the
Washington Pioneers Witch hes
been 10 session al Madison park fof
two DAYS. closed today after a din
uer on the shores % Lake WASH
lnEtou. followed By appropriate mt
sic aud addresses.
The celebration was begun yes
trfday. and all the business Of the
convention vas attended %.
Rev George whitwafth. 81 Seat
tic. formerly president Of the uni
yefslfr. was chosen president. I'd
sar Bryan. secretary. and l. y.
huNr. segrctafYs
Furty new members wefw
taken ~ dufinE the year. and the
Organization has = treasury bal
anea amounting 90 usafiY $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
CH|NK LOSES
HIDDEN GOLD
FoNe WING TAKES cELLaArE
INTO MS CONFIDENCE AND
HIS TREASURE vAnIssGs-
COMPLAINS TO POLICE.

After confidink the leeatien ~
TIE spot where he had hidden So
ia sold. t'unN Wing wms released
from ths eftY iAil 81 Tuesday and
found that a fsllaw prisoner Prank
Wells. had proceeded him and made
aNax with ihs mousy. To-day the
chlbsnan told hts truubiss TO the
police.
Wing ard Wells usfe inmates ~
tas esty iall Zoe seine tlrae Wins hs.
came cgufiaeutisl an1 taid his cell.
ntate where 30 had hiaisn the
money Jades Gordon suspended
Wells seuteucs on June -. ard
Wing tia not secure HE release an.
90 JnHe -. Iron reaching hia
place GA washington - between
Fourth and ttfth avs. ~ found the
aaof torn Hawn and The contents q
the rpoa tnpsY tBrNY Thr hid1en
Nancy vas gone. and now WINS
wants the uoller 20 locate ths thlsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
SCHOOL BOARD NOW
STRICTLY HONEST

were credited with a days attend
ance. which days attendance was
reported TO the county school sn-
perintendent as a basis for the dis
tubutlon OF the state school fund.
Claim Net Made.
On Decoration day this year the
students were required 10 attend
school In the morning for roll call.
but the attendance on that day was
not reported as a claim for the
state school per capital The reason
given for the morning roll call ON
that day IL that II was done with
view OF having the pupils bring
flowers TO be used in the Decoration
day exercises Heretofore Il has
been the custom 20 claim the state
per capita for the roll call attend
anee on Decoration day.
Another Change.
Another innovation along this
same line was put into effect at the
high school this morning. This Is
the examination season at the high
school. Examinations are held on
Monday and Tuesday. and the tol.
lowing two days taken by the teach
era 10 mark examination papers.
Tho attendance of the pupilo on the
two intervening days Is not neees-
sary. but heretofore Il has been re-
CURED for roll-call purposes.
Principal Geiger last week an
nounced that this roll-call attend
anee would be required this week.
but yesterday the announcement
was made that Il would not be re-
quircd. and the students were not
required today TO report fer the
morning roll call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
BIG CLEANUP ON
At NOME

The Nome cisauup viii BE- larger
year Parser 2. q Mcdonald. 81
ths Nictnria. has IN hts Possession
two pictures showing pats q the
cteanuas aeIi 20 the Meme banks
One picture Hhawa 81 $50 geo in
bricks sHa dust on exhibition ~ The
Miners a Msrrhants bank. - Soans.
and the other is gold dust valued
# ffat5 Gee "a the office - the
Alaska Banking a Deposit bark
P4fts 81 both treasures NlI be sent
south on the steamers
Pufser ~ Dorsaid said that on o..
cry creek sluieins was ia progress
and the dumpa are The largest IN
seasons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
SOLONS ANXIOUS
TO GO HOME

WASHINGTON. ID. c. June 90
The determination OF the senator's
to adjourn by the last OF next week
was manifested today. when Sen
ator Hale requested a night session
10 consider the sundry civil appro-
priation bill. which as amended
after passing the house provides
nearly $4,000. 900 more than tho
house btu. including nearly 100000
for the governments participation
IN the jamestown exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20

aud the hntiforolgn element has
caused anxious conferences be
tween Secretaries Root Taft and
BonapaTte within the pest icw days
Simon Wolfe. representing the
nnai FIRTH society. asked the pres
ideni today 60 interfere IN behalf
Of the Jews 81 Russia The presl.
dent Expressed his sympathy. bat
said he was unable 10 make repre-.
sensations 10 the Russian govern
FNtnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
Committee From King County Medical Society
Will Make an Investigation With the Hope of
Securing Permanent Injunction That Will
Prevent the Milwaukee From Concentrating
City's Water Supply.

contamlnate the water supply"
said John Powell. attorney for the
Medical society. this morning We
all know that the presence Of a
large number Of men and animal1
there means a large amount OF
human and animal eKcretia viii be
deposited there daily. and 81 IL viz
tually impossible that this can all
be- kept out Of the stream
And the greatest menace r. yet
TO como. The road will become the
highway for tramp traffic across
the rIountalnH. and trampa. as
everyone knows. cannot be control.
led IN their habits while roaming
Wild aud irresponsible about the
county.
Suggests q Remedy.
For the period Of construction.
II can suggest one remedy 10 es-
cape the pollution OF the water sup
ply We might arrange temporarily
10 secure a supply by pumping from
the DuwamIsh Il might be warm
and muddy. but there are fewer peo.
pie living along near Il than there
viii be ia those construction
camps"
Received No Notice.
The Chicago, Milwaukee "a 81.
Paul railroad. At noon. had received
no notice from the city officials or
court regarding the injunction Is
sued yesterday b. Judge Frater.
General Counsel Field stated that
until notice had been received. no
announcement would be made re-
garding their stand In the matter.
President Williams was not al the
office until this afternoon. and he
had nothing 20 say.
II Is expected that official notice
will be given the railroad company
some time today regarding the in
Junction proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
sosUsloH MEN AND HACK
DRIVERS Are PURSUED Dun.
ING EARLY HOURS OF MORN.
fNc-PATRoLmAn FIRES MS
REVOLVER TO eApTuE MAN.

The seamen's strike reached the
chasing stage early this morning
onunlon employees % the Pacific
Toast Steamship company along the
waterfront
The purauofs came IN contact
sith the police and became tho pnr.
saed In one chase patr0lman
GscharTsd bis revolver AZ the
GROUND. and this gave rise 20 a
flinof that q man had been shot
Shortly after O'Clock q crowd Of
msa we're after three nonnaion
men among the h0Kesrs on the "a
tsrfront patrolmeu Nash ant Pool
mao broke up tbs chase. and Pool
nan. IA ssdsr 10 capture n man,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
DOCTORS To VISIT
THE WATER RESERVE
THREE MORE STEAMERS
BILLED TO SAIL FRIDAY

Friday will be another important
day Ia the Nome business The Ohio.
Senator ana Victoria are billed 20
sail north again on their sseond
trips. Freight II showing up SPLEEN
didly f0f the three steamers. ana the
passenger. lists will also be more
than IL usual for second saillnFa.
The Indiana viii not sail until
sunday. She r. coating today. and
viii begin taking cargo This after
noon. The Melville Dollar win fail
tomorrow loaded with freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20

viii be projected The Investigation
stll be ihorangh and complete
The denial of Chief Cook does
not place entirely Al rest she runner
thai be lntrnda 70 resign or that bis
resignation will b. asked Tor b
Nayot Mesoru as soan a. tho depart
meat can be put into condition %
bear the change with the least Diet
riment TO It's efficiency
Escape Compile a,ier.
VITA the pending Investigation
en- its hands the civil service Is
naturally not DESTROYS Of eompli.
eating matters ~ having the fwsiE,
nation Of the department come lust
~ this time
Members 81 the commission
promise that the Investigation xiti
be compiete. sufficiently 80. "a
sb0w that Il there has been a iaNfty
q discipline Ia the department Il
will b. shown up 30 thar the ~
-sponalbillty Tor Il may be estah.
iIshed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
GRABS DEADLY
ELECTRIC WIRE

STOCKTON. Cal. June 20 pr
OrYiiie 7. Phillips. brother Of Leo
A Phillips. n prominent Stockton
capitalist. was eiectrocuted IN the
middle 81 the river iast night. while
suDeriniendlaR tho starting OF a
centrifugal pump In reaching for
a bucket Of water. he lost bis bal
ance and grabbed wire carrying
600 volts Tits body dropped TO
the river. where u was recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
pulAJasEs OVERCOME CON
sTAsuLARY. KILLING FIVE
AND CAPTURING rHosE NOT
wousoEo-reoops ARg m
PURSUIT.

MANILA. June % Puiaianes
sndeF the leadership Of the bandit.
Psscpf. attacked the town % Va.
rxnsn early this morning. They
kilisd five conssabnlary. wounded
I'VE ana captured all the remainder.
sscept the lieutenant In eommaud
Tneu they burned the municipal
rscortz and lied. carrying the dead
and wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
COOK SAYS HE WILL
| NOT RESIGN POSITION
INVESTIGATING RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON. II. G.. june 20
The Interstate commerce commits
sion II investigating today the con.
ncctlon Of the railroad companies
IN this part Of the eonatry with the
coal com panica A number Of rail-
road officials testified 20 owning
coal stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
To INCREASE
PEK|N GUARD

WASHINGTON. u. c. June 70
The United States government Is
likely to increase the legation guard
At Pekin by 200 marines Diaqniet-
ing information has been reviewed
regarding the activity o. Boxers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
BANDITS SACK TOWN
flee W|THLO0T

This eoastabaiafs mas taken
Wholly unawares aud. though snf'
rounded b. the enemy. fought xal.
llently untii overwhelmed BY mum.
bsfs The loss sustained b. the
PalAjanes is said to have BEEN
heavy. PanooF being among thg
derd.
AZ the outlaws LETT the village,
Lieutenant Johnson. wtth q force
from a neighlsoFfng post. appeared
and started Ia pursuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
sournsRsERs WILL MEEr

The Southern soelsfy Of Seattle
Nil meet Thursday evening AZ /
o'clock in the f0afrts - the Chsrnbsi
~ Commences. thied floor 81 che nsts
t.owuau building An appropriate
program has been arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
TO SEATTLE ros BURIAL.

The body Of Alice Smith. AGED 9
years. adopted daughter Of Nr and
Mrs r. y swuutnn. was brought
south on the Victoria for burial IN
this city. Mr. ewanten Il posimHr-
tor az Nome. The little gifi died
last December
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
PICNIC POSTPONED.

on account Of the changsabie
weather the transportation men
have postponed their picnic. which
vas 10 have been held next Satur
day. 10 some date IN July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
EARTHQUAKES.

MANILA. June 20 Earthquakes
are rcportsd In Northern LuEon and
through the Orient islands aud For.
mosa No loss OF life 8 reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
THIEF RODS ROOM.

a uervy thief ranHacked the room
Of q. u. Chcrrior. of az Ninth av.
T.. yesterday morning about ~ 40
o'clock and made away With tii0 IN
sold. n gold watch and n revolver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
WILL FIGHT AGAINST
MANIPULATION

MitwAukEE. Wis. June 20 -.
A convention Of mlll.fs Loco At.
tending. opened here today "a fight
against market manipulation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
CONSTRUCTIVE ATTENDANCE"
PLAN or GETTING MONEY
FROM THE STATE HAS BEEN
ABANDONED.

The Seattle school board has yir.
tually abandoned tho practice OF
requiring roll.call attendance Of
pupils Tor the purpose Of claiming
che per capita attendance school
allowance from the state school
fund
This practice had been In vogue
Ia this and other large school dis
tricts OF the state for several years
but an Investigation into the abuses
which had grown up under Il was
started last spring by State School
Superintendent bryan and a cir
cplar issued by him regulating the
practice and defining the term
constructive attendance"
Based on Attendance.
Under the state law the state
school fund ~ distributed 20 coun.
ties and districts on the basis Of
per capita school population aud at
tendance. The allowance per capita
for attendance Is approximately 10
cents n day per student Until re
Gently q had been the custom in
the schools ON certain holidays for
tho schools to give the students n
vacation for the day. but to require
them TO assemble In the morning
for the day roll can. and the roll
having heou called. those present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
Oh CIT DENIED DIVORCE.

Charles n Du Cett who on MAY
filed divorce PROCEEDINGS against
cynthia Du Cstt. WAS today denied
a decree bY Judge Gillian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
Chief Of Department Declares He Is Back to
4. Face All Charges and Has No Intention Of
Quitting-.-WiIl Take Up Investigation Of
LoOting Charges Tomorrow.
Why NOT START AT rHu +rAof

Raph Geek ens 81 the seattle fire department. returned 70
Seattle last naht
The efs service commission will begin lts tnvestaa
tier charges Of loonp against % the Sc
Ore department just prior TO thu departure o. Chief Geek
fsr Caifernis.
On the day The printed in tee
tire chief position
holds because 81 the fact that he 10 not tsmpesats
hardly fireman In tire entire department
Ne testify having Chief Cock IN
az atoxieatsd condition while duty.
Numbers % citizens could like tearony
VIII tire civil service commission take hs charge 81 IN
texieatioa made against the ehstf
untii q until q IN
q sOmpe,ent ard morally Seattle
Ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
Thomson Opposed a.

PROM first 90 last City Engineer
Thomson vigorously opposed per.
hitting the road 60 cross the re-
serve AZ all. declaring that pollu.
ton woaid inevitably follow. Speak
ina 81 the engineers position. Mayor
Moore said this morning
II the position taken b. the
Medical society ~ right. Il la only
another demonstration OF what
have ciainled an along that Thorn
son Is the most capable and eff.
elcut man connected with the city
government. OF = ho has been con.
nected with II Tor the pas, IL years.
not axeenfing the present mayor
He net only opposed the matter
vigorously in committee. bat insist.
Cd TO me that the road would be.
come a menace. On this dis.
agreed with him. bat II the Medical
society IL right. he IL right and /
Was wrong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
BRAKE BEAM PASSENGERS
KILLED IN TRAM WRECK

RENO. NN. June 20-fn tho
wreck Of an eaatbound freight train
near fetish last night. three trampa
we're killed aud two were seriously
injured The track was not cleared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20

until late today The Injured tramps
are John Martin. OF Los Angelica
and rd Lyon. OF Virginia city The
identity Of the dead IL not yet dc
termined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
BUILDS BARRICADE
TO INCLOSE PIERS

non anlon men 20 Piers A and II
fog members q the crew Many
strikers vefr assembled ~ the
aioekM Several plain clothes End AMI.
fafmsa effIssfs we're AZ the dock
asrins the nlghs aud to-day = small
sinea squad - stationed on tbs
steamship CemtanYn property
Ne sisr Of Break.
There are no ssEnH OF n break
ia the ranks % the four unions
Involved REPORTS TO the contrary
nut~ Atans II the men
have expressed theft opinions a. be-
lns against the present strike, but
ttseY are remaining loyal 30 the ord-
xfs ~ the union officers
Al San Francisco the Coast Sea
alsas union has Withdrawn from
The City Front Federation. the sup.
psseed reason hsinF 10 relieve the
fesisratiun ~ the necessity q par
tlcifaiinK ~ the iroubls
Tire nou-nniou crew on the city
81 Puebta = on board to-day although
HtnBY - the Japanese members
signed a san Francisco wanted %
feave the steamer. but we're pre-
VENTED. az they had signed Tor tbs
foana trio. The crew - the Pueblo
- : miscellaneous lot There are
Msxteana. laps ana other nation
eliiIsn represented. ard the stew.
aria crew r. made ur maiuiy %
Yeuuk boys FiNe boys ieft the
steamer THE morning aud. after hus-
siing around Tor Jobs IN Seattle and
finding uene. went back TO the
steamer and were glad 90 get back
60 work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
WELL KNOWN KING COUNTY
PIONEER SERIOUSLY WOUNDS
THOMAS sHARkEY AS RI.
suit OF A POLITICAL QUAR-.
RAJ.

As a result % political feud.
which has been brewing for years.
William Cochran. pianesr and a
one time sheriff - King county. yes
tefday evening shot and seriously
wounded Thomas shafksY. neigh
Dor. on the iatirrs homestead. half
. mile vest Of Cfliften
Sharksy VAS shot through
the rieht side ana Il in a
pfrsafioun condition ~ the hospital
in Kent nfa Ven Re Nantsf ard
fsylar. who attended the Wounded
MAN. say he has a chanes faF his life
unless blooa poisoning ssts ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20

NJ. Cochran VAS brought 20 the
eonnty jail this morning by Sheriff
SAITH aud exhibited every sign Of
feInofse and sorrow lie appears TO
be ali broken up over the occurrence
Of last uight aud aAs chiefly con
cetned xlth a fear that the victim
n BITS bullet may die
= would give anything In the
sotld II Il had not happened. be
stated Ia reply 10 questions
SIR Cochran Old not talk AZ any
lanEth. bat spent the time walking
aoaud the room ilis face sas
AMxkafd and eyes hloodahot. The
Officers did not eonflne the prls,
omaf IN a cell. but allowed him the
uee a IA antefoom adloining The
office
A dispaieh late this afternoon
frem Kent stated that sharhny was
In a serious condition aud whtle
there naE ntill hopc held out Cor bis
recover. Prosecuting Attorney
Mae Kinioah arranged to have q dep
atY sheriff and a witneaa At the
bedside ~ fhu wounded man Ia ct.
aef to take a aeathshrd statement
Ia case Il aaH dusmed necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY pRE +.
PARIS ron a LONG slEoE
VITA STRIKING sEAMEN--
UNION RANKS ARE srtlL
SOLID.

Ths Pacific Coast Steamship Go.
IL prepsFing fes lanF Siege wfth
the striking unions This mafniux
uaFk YES commenced GA 4 harris
rads sxssnains fro1n Piers a aud
a. ~ feet from TIE share side q
the decks. forming an enclosure
frum she ralilns On the north side
81 Pier A ~ the south side 81 the
warehouse on Pier A. uesweoa thIs
enclosure and The = ~ Liily
warehouse smother fauen vii be
erected Thia viii shut or strikers
from RutHE near the steamers on
the south siip II Pier ~
Will Sail On Tiras.
Both Assistant General Manager
MackenEis and Port Captain Pat
tsraon stated thia morning that the
city 81 Seattle would ieaes FOR
Southeastern Alaska ports tchiaht
on time and tomorrow morning the
Spokane viii salt on her second
Alaskan sscafniau. Tho officials Of
The steamship company claim that
they have fuli crews for both steam
era
During last night the eomranY
had several hacks ln use carrying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20
VICTORIA IS
IN FROM NOME
MANY PROMINENT NomElTEs
CANE soUrH-FtRsT MAIL IS
BROUGHT DOWN. CONSISTING
Of IS sAcks-ssoo.ooo ~
GOLD.

The crack steamer Victoria. OF
the Northwestern steamship com.
paut'H flssi. arrived az / O'Clock
this afiofnoou from Nome. eith g.
passengers and gold trensur.
amounting so sa00.0ae The gold
uaa IN ie bricks and vas from the
Alaska banking 4 safe Deposit
company for the Washington Trust
s...r,s - - - tzrnsffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-20

Cochran and Hharkry own Faius-
bic farms ~ o'ftfien and Cochran
has enKaEea extensively Va growing
hers faf years past lie practically
retired frpra political lifs fsafs ssp
and has made hts residence AZ the
farm iiis interest IN things Political
has ied 10 several QgaFfuia with
uriKhhufs and ShAfkry ard he have
had several alterations within sbs
past feW mnnthu
Yesterday. according ~ the dis
connected stories told - usiFhbofu,
raehFsn rode aiouE =. ShetkWY'a
place while The lattef sas WORKING
iu his yard Wefts followed and
Cochran jumped shs fence. starting
towards shatssy The latter stood
Ftlii and when onfx a few yarffu sep
aTafea the men curhfan pulled a &C.
yuivsf and shet three times IN RAPID
succession.