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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-09
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-09
EMBEDSMHND OG
DIREKTORER:

GEORGE BOOLE, President,
Seattle, w ash, President for
Western Hardware and Me
tai Co., Seattle, Wash.
]. COOK, Vice-Prasident, Chi
cago, Ill.
JACOB JOHNSON. 2den Vice
President, President for ia
cob Johnson Fish Co., Bay
field, Wis.
ANDREW HIMMELAND, Sc
kretar, Chicago, ILL.,. Corpo-
ration Attorney.
KAPTEJN JOHN KILDALL,
Direktor, Seattle, Wash. Har
i de sidste 10 Aar drevet
Fiske og Konservering paa
Vestkysten.
JOSEPH KILDALL, Special
Agent, Minneapolis, Mimi,
President for Kildall-Bright
Co., Chicago, Vice-President
for Kilda1l Fish Co., Mime
apolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-09
Gfsfnrfon.

Gbe Gmin Gitp Donng
@ e nple 81 &c iation
80 8. 6. 9. 8. 81. ~ al Den 9eor-
fife 5pno0e ct en- Organization, Ser
nplig CT blepe11 ltiftet mellem Spno=
ocl1s llngoomsfore,inger / Gpilline=
bperne. Gems Maal ct peo foreneoe
Mnitrnneelier at oparbejoe ct bpjere
S0eal for &irfearbej0et blanot ben
norife ltngoom / Gpillingbper1,e og
foltre mere S11teresle / De enfelte
Toreninger, ligciom Sen enifer at
ltaa oisie bi / enbpcr @enieenoe.
Msiociotioneu bill bolbe lin fprite
aarliee l10fll,et til Ionfa Ban, Safe
Minnetonfo, 5611bog Sen Is. Ml,,
quit. Mon goar oeruo mes Minne-
applis & ct Souls 8al1ens Gog,
ser leber flere @ouge ON 0agen,
men Sen reglllpre vGfSfnrlton" af<
gaor pmfri,g beb ST. 1 Gfterm.
9illetten Sur og Metltr ct fun SOC
for &ofsne og 25c for 8srn, og Sc
faaes peo @erpenoelj e til@nnar Stol=
peitao, Morietto &alrieu og andre
Me0lemmer al 8eltprelien. MeO=
lemmer al &omiteer oil bore tilite0e
pes So9et me0 9inetter, ioo at Sc,
Ser life mootte bope facet iaaoonne
f%orin0en, fan foua 0em mes pao So
get eller be0 Statior1el1.
&omiteen orbej0er iburoigt for at
gipre 6eiteu ioo pellpffet iom NIT
ligt. 9el1 far ioolcoeS iprget for al
le6aa1oe uon1urfe0e 6prfrilf1ingcr,
ligelom Ser pil blipe Saler, og Sang
al ct fort Monosfor paa 20-30
Stemmer; el1OpiOere pil ser blipc
&aplgb og o16re Moipreoeller. Ser
bill ogioo blipe iprget for Ell Camp
baao at tage us poa Spen meo.
81 bil mi ret boobe, at loa mol,g,
al bette 9lo0s Sci ere og oeres Gen=
1er> boooe Huge og Gamle, pil gln0e
% meo 6eres Sillte0epGrelie og 0el=
tage / Sltren for at np0e goot al Sen
ifipnne og 0eilige 9fatl1r pes Sonfo
@op. 9igelc0es baober ri, at oenne
Set bill gipe s(1lcoring til, at ioo=
bel Sc forifjellige 6orenil1ger og
Meolen1n1er al 95i ociotioren lon1
andre, Ser maotte pere il1teresiere0e
fan blipe beore fjeltot me0 bperol1z
ore. 81 baober pao Ell go0 og for=
npjelig Set / en6ber @enieer10e.
&c. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-09
Sen 1. Septcmbcr ntaa alle me-

9cn 1. 6cptcmbcr maa ale mcb.
Sen oauife 6oriamlingsbpgningss
&omite / ct. SAUL inobpoer til en-
]tor Gompbaoos =@fsflriiou % Sfop-
felt / Mmes &arf Senoag Sen l,
Geptember Set ltprlte 9umplfib
Iom fin0es paa Mislislippiflooen fer
CT leiet for Mnleoningel1. ct goo1
Yrpgram er uoarbej0et for 9ogenS
'6orupjelier. 9umpifibet ofgoor ira
SsSocflon Ctr. ST.. $50 SIN. 8illctter
a SOC fon erbploe5 bo5 &omtteel&
Me0lemmer. Set epe11tuelle SDer;
ifl&0 gaar til Npfprelen a
en- oon1f 6or g
bpgning ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-09

Mricttppcm btbt al. Set bar bpol
Ser forle0en ben0te en- 5apetlerer,
Negereu gfobert Gapis, 0a fan full.
Sc 11ofpre 11oget g(rbei0e / go. SIG
&obert Ctr. og / Sen Mnleoning fon1
ino / 8aggoar0en, bpor en- 1to1
Snn0 me0 fine @palpe opbolot Jig.
@unoen plejer ellers life at pnre
biolf, me11 Sen bor pjelripnlig troet
at 3upiS pil0e gjpre Sens @palpe
6ortrGO, bporfor SEN meo ct &C.
rug / bom og fit Meietippen bi0t al
inoen ban fun0e blot iaa meget Jon
tgnfe paa at foripare: Jig. Ser
ulpffelige Mon0 maatte bringes til
en- 2Gge, ser forban0t set ubpgge:
lige Soar; fan boa6e6e fprit poo al
fll1ne il SEN ofbi0te Del falt igien
men maatte opgipe Bette, iaa 0npis
berefter for lteole pil bore pon5iret
Get lpnes life, iom ON man fan foo
oplplt, bnenn @lt16en egenlig tilbp.
rer, 1oet ingel1 ipnes at bore billiQ
til at ltoa frem og mel0e Jig Jon
glermul1O.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-09
En- god An!edning til at anbringe Dereess
Penge i en- indbringende Forretning.

n en- DER ANBR1NGER BLOT LlDT KAPITAI> hars Fmdee som den, der
anbnnger mere tFaktum,a at vi harA ktiGereb End tBanknand,K jobm@nd,
n Judaer, Doktorer, Mekanikre- kort sgt pa allie omraadr Is Minneapolis
andetS teds User hvor wort Tnbud modtages folk SOM nbrngr desS paresk-
inger medic mdGmme og EHertanke. Nuidens bedste Anbrngdser e producerende
og dse gier langt de storsteI ndtegter DHe Akte sekkab vii komme
at hdste Fode at allie de ne Muigheder dette ny Land og ved nu at bve Akhe-
vii De drage Forde at Seskabes Foretagende. De Akher som D nj kan kobe for
De inds@te, v@et lbagebtat fra Nettoudbyttet.
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&cS SC itprc &%pnccrtcr, Ser, lpm

&cb SC itprc &unecrtcr, Ser, JONI /
liol1e llge meooelt, ifal ofboloes
NltOitoril1n1 u1oer Stote 6uir, Dil al
Snlpilter 81. a. pptrn0e 0til5 Sir
gi11io 2%iltelnolt1, Ser CT Ell al Slime
rifos beolte Sppra1er> larnt Ell no
nlurfct @orpeipiller, Wtr. @. S.
@illioms, ser for SiOen optruoer
lor1ne,1 n1eo Sl1rc5 Srfei ter. Hrof.
Glol1oe Mo0Oen, Ser inOltl1Oerer BET
ltore tplfe &pr, far ullereOe ca. 100
Stel111er at pperere n1eO pg loper ct
l1omurfet Hrogro1n for Sen ]Grl filte
vtpjfe Mftcn". GnOpiOere oil Ser og=
iuo hlipe orgoni ieret ct ltort 9arne=
for, bo ct loo0ont peO tiOligere 2ej=
ligbe0er al lignenOe Nrt alti0 bar
pitt Jig at pnre ct u0n1nrfet Sref=
plol ter.
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Gn &enitillins.

Sra Ell, Mbon11er,t paa ct. SAUL
Iioel10e mo0tog hi for ct &ar Gage
ii0en fplgenoe::
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The Whale Products COMPANY

Smportcrcbe Sclifatcsicr fra Set
gamle 9ano og @gi one'1S ferlte og
beOlte EroOufter faces altiO bos &en=
rp @p0ele Ell, Columbia Grocery Co.,
1913 g. @abaiba ct.
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Strife &arer, rimelige &riier, BUR-
tig 8etiening er Mottoet Dos Senrp
@pbeien, Columbia Grocery Co., 1913
8. @abaiba ct.
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Gen fatbulifc tntcrnatipnalc Mr.
Der Of TprcitcrS" bol0er / 0e11ne l1ge
Md0e fer / 8pe11 mes oper 200 &C.
legoter. Sroer Of Toreiter5 iiges at
pgre Sen itgrfe1te fatbolife 8ro0er=
Organization og teller oDer 10000
Me0lemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-09

Observation-Disclosures for SEN
forlebne S1tli Moo11eo bar pnret II
Grader, mems Set norn1ale ipprigt er
y. Set er enooo fife ioa gait naor
man berer, at Sltli Moaneo offl1rat
for 10 slar li0en n1p0te op mes en-
loa elenoig acknowledgements
iom fun 66. Mlligepel er set ct
folot Mar, i0et ii0en Morets 8egpn-
oeiie bper Gogli @jenneminit far
bpret 81 @ra6 UNDER Mormolen.
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Sngcn Stcoer foor man lit 6ootei
6eore og billigere ems bos Gpnoer,
So %. 7 Ctr. Mltio ct go0t llopolg
al @erre= og 3renge=To0tpi al be0=
lte &palitet og til moderate Yriler,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12

evidence existing of-whatp NV boou4
be es be fSone n my breast What had there
i had sne accepted him that night when he
f aao asked her to be his wife, the night he.
he had Is ev aMiun neatn! The very last night
MS mlnu been SO troubled, why had he been
so gloomy and ill-tempered during my last
Mans Poi mtn h1 If upon S the beach, at Dead
.,h tnem, and they were betrothed lovers.
WI should ne be SO moody and apparently
with t5e Whole Hut OF temper out Of conce
particular t Still, l had known men with
s sue merely jealous natures that they could
rival and perhaps Paul Ernscliffe's had heen
s sue T. nature; | did not like the look upon
ms ms faee e or the sheer upon his lip, when he
1t was certain that Esme's mother he he.
a aeved Paul Ernscliffe to be her daughters
fayorably upon his suit
I'll II y, was an mystery. took the golden
e cur IN N.Y. my hand, and went over to the fire
tumn air and l had ordered fire kindIed
me curl must be burned. Yes, but could
burn AL, 1t? 1t clung to my fingers and held
once to be alive. l could not shake it off.
And Who worshiped every hair of her
golden head.had no heart to destroy the
shining tendril.
With a muttered exclamation / turned
away and bore it back to my desk. Placing
1T IN an envelope sealed it up, and wrote
fore-the date of Paul Ernscliffe's death
september 30, Then l returned the envelope
to the secret drawer and locked it safely
away.
Someone was rapping at my door, start
ed with nervous shudder. l threw the door
"Oh, Doctor Dorrance,' she cried eagerly.
come back to Esme. She is delirious! it
-sing-Doctor Dorrance! There she is
singing now. Listen - Awful indeed. The
shrill, quivering voice of the sick girl was
rising and falling in the solemn Dies Irae'
(Day Of WRATH. All at once her voice sud
denly broke, and she began to sob piteously
In moment l was at the bedside, my
now, for the fever had increased with alarm
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12

gossip is rife. She was. engaged to Ems
he saw my start of anger at the thought of
Esme being the subject of gossip and COM
ment AZ, felt my face grow row DARK ro+nrnoa
sharply, land Mr.. Duane, you will be good
enough to say nothing in regard to that mat
ter sood "a yane bar True ise Il w pu DO
licly discussed. l imagined, however, from
the way you looked at her, that you had
met Miss LLyell before
His eyes flashed he looked exceedingly
handsome
Il have met Miss Lyell before, Doctor Dor
rance, under unusual circumstances. She
saved we'd, my J., life once y
l could scarcely speak for, surprise. It
seemedIoincredble that frail young thing
like Esme could have been instrumental in
though he read my thoughts You think it
unlikely?' he saia.; '.Or perhaps you imagine
But we must 60 first to Wardour, to the
Jail. He has tried to kill HIMSELF Doctor
Dorrance and you We're sent for" ~
/ left some directions with Mrs. Lyell for
the care of her daughter, and then in COM
pany with Duane, having first armed myself
with professional accessories, entered the
buggy which was waiting and we drove to
the Jail some distance away. As we drove
along, Duane said:
Il will tell you all about it now, Doctor ar
cry. And if l was interested in this Ems
cliffe before, l must confess my zeal is
doubled, now that know that Miss Lyell is
involved
But we do not know that she is ~ l cried,
half angrily. She was acquainted with
Ernscliffe: he fell in love with her, but it
does not follow that she reciprocated And
she was unfortunate enough to have been the
to first discover the dead body. By the
way, Mr.. Duane, have you seen it?'
Yes. 1t has been embalmed and will leave
for New Orleans the first boat this even
rance, let me tell you all about my narrow
escape from death 1t was six months ago,
/ was in New York state, making a tour for
my health. I was visiting certain wild and
romantic region, when one day 1 wandered
away from the rest of my party, and lured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12

Ing rapidity. Her large dark ewes were va
Tau. nanI ana stared into my own with wild
u.seeing look. My heart ached and writhed
NIL sunerlng at the sight "Esme!"
called softly, don't you know me 2" The
vacant eyes wandered about and then settled
started up.
Know you-you? she cried in a strange
tense oe voice, her eyes glowing with the fires
OF madness, her long golden hair streaming
over over her shoulders know you? Keep away
from me-away! You are Paul Ernscliffe's
spirit come back to haunt me-"
ana then, spent and exhausted, she fell
PACK upon the pillows, and lay there like
At that moment a voice at the door spoke
my name Il must see Doctor Dorrance,"
It said; he is wanted at the jail at once
Stephen Wardour has attempted suicide Be
good enough, my dear madam the voice
Went on pleading and evidently addressing
MIS-. Lyell, to-tell Doctor Dorrance he must
come Barton, the only other physician
mere, is old and incapable, besides he is down
please, that 1 am Duane, the detective, and
l started up and went to the door. 1t
stood half open, and Jack Duanes sharp eyes
Tell ful upon the face of the sick girl. His
own flushed, and l heard him stife an excla-
nation
You wish to see me- Mr.. Duane? What
is IT! demanded a little roughly, laying
my hand upon his arm do you see that
be disturbedT'
But he seemed to neither see nor hear me.
His eyes were riveted upon Esme LyelTs
beautiful, unconscious face. He stood there
staring at her blankly, like something fasci-
mated, and utterly ignoring my presence.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-04-12
CHAPTER V.
Wardour's Confession.

Duane l called aloud, in strange
tremor of surprise, Duane! what is the
natter" Then l closed the door of the
sick-room in his face, and passing my hand
through his ARM led him into the hall.
Now tell me- l said slowly, my heart
throbbing with anger, why do you stare so
at Miss Lyell? You have never met her be-
fore ~
He started and his face, which had turned
pale, flushed crimson.
80 that is Miss Lyell?' he said thought
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
FIVE FATALITIES.
passenger and Freight Trains Com,
Together In Michinan

passenger and Freight Trains Come
Together In Michloan.
Detroit. Dec. 2s.-speeding through
dense fog at forty miles an hour
Grand Trunk passenger No. s collided
headon with a double-header freirh,
train half mile north Of Lenox. Mich.
rive trainmen met death. four being
killed Instantly. the NTH dying three
hours later. All Of the passengers o..
capped injury except baby who was
slightly hurt by being thrown out Of
It's mothers arms and over q seat
The dead: Engineer Bennett az N.
passenger train. Engineer Bovehski
OF the first freight engine. Fireman
bougaer. Fireman Albert MircaIl.
Sxitchman w. J. Taylor.
The passenger locomotive ploved
under the engines Of the doubie-S,aa.
er and the trainmen were buried IN
the wreckage.
The freight train had switched from
the main track TO a siding 10 allow
the passenger TO pass II In unofficial.
~ charged that the switch was NOT
properly closed. and owing To the
heavy fog which prevailed the pas. |
senger crew could not see that the
Target was set against them.
All the dead lived here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
"coNvERrs" CALLED.
Two Hundred Men stermsd . Store I,
Secure Promised Suits.

Two Hundred Men stsrmsd store a
Secure Promised Suits.
Chicago. Dec. 2s.-Amos Stewards
clothing store. says a Record.Herald
dispatch from Garrett. Ind. was storm.
ed by 200 men who claimed suits Of
clothes as recompense for accepting
the Baptist faith. Mr.. Stewart Is a
loyal Baptist and recently announced
that he would present a suit to each
nan who came into the church. Rev.
Dan Shannon. Baptist rcvivaIist. has
been holding meetings here during the
last three weeks and has increased
the number OF his converts AT n sur.
prising rate. Apparently every citi.
zen In the place who needed n suit Of
clothes was coming TO the front on
the cvangelist's call. Shannon and
stewart viii decide who Of the. con.
verts are actually converted. These
VIII be given new wardrobes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH


Midwife. Ga, Dec. ss.--John Major
me negro who recently shot and killed
>. W. Crimson. two marxhal At this
place was shst TO death by a posse,
MAJOR was found In q house about
three miles from Midwife. and a partv
OF white citixens sat out TO capture
the negro. During the attempt a shot
nred from the house by Major struck
present Town Marshal Williams. IN.
I.ictins . slight wound A, the hand
the house In which Major had taken
reInxe was set on fire In order to drive
AFTER coming out and firing both bar.
Feis OF his gun without effect the ne.
gro was Immediately shot down ana
Hearing that Major had been 10.
Gated. party Of armed men came
from Maiilon TO aid In hla capture
AFTER the affair was over nearly every
man carried = rifle or shotgun. Prac.
ideally not negro was TO be seen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29

SsS Are sadly Smashed and Yhro<
Peesens lose Their Llvsa
Camden. N. J.. Dec. 2s.-TArss per
sons were killed and more than .
dozen others injured In q rcar-eud col
lision ON the elevated tracks Of ina
pennsylvania railway short distance
from this city. The cars we're badly
smashed. The trains were an express
from Atlantic City and Pemberton nc.
ccmmodation. There was a thick fov
NJ the time.
The trains came together with con.
siderable force. The tender OF the
Femberton train telescoped the first
car OF It's train. killed three persons
snd inJnring several The rear car
or the Atlantic City EXPRESS was
wrecked. The wreckage immsdiateIy
TOOK lire from hot Goals OF the loco.
motive and police and fire denart.
ments OF Camden were called into ser.
vice. The fact that the collision M.
CURED on an elevated structure made
me work OF rescue difficult. All avail.
able relp from the station and men IN
railroad yards and sops. were pressed
mo service and the injured quickly
taken from under the mass OF wreck.
age and conveyed TO the Cooper and
West Jersey hospitals. The fire was
before II reached any |
victims pinned under the wreckare.
me dead are: c. II. Brown. Morris. |
Iown' n. j.: J. l.. Garbetini. Mount |
HOLY, n. j.; T. l.. Webster. Merchants. |
Tille. N. J.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
sREvIrIss suNcHsp.

Diet Of Japan Is In session.
Uncle" Ben Gooden. claiming r.
De Ito years old. died at Dallas.
| W. II. Perkins. a farmer. was killed
near Smithville. Tex. by a train.
At a dance near Willis. Tex. Jesse
Johnson. negro. was shot to death.
While conversing with friends nj
San Antonio =. =. Schneider fell dead.
Miss Maryland Hodgkinson died at
Fort Worth from carbolic acid poison.
Ing.
AZ Fort Worth J. J. stagner blow
OH the top OF his head with n shot.
gun.
The little daughter OF NJ. Kehl Of
near Carney. Okla. was burned 10
death.
Ten miles from Grand Saline. Tex
the little girl OF Ben Bruner burned
to death.
Three business houses at Vivian
La. were destroyed by fire. entallinv
$4,000 loss.
Birdie Shockley. young woman.
died AT Paris. Tex. from effects of
carbolIc acid.
Reginald Mitchell. n boy. accident
ally shot and killed himself while hunt. =
ing near Shreveport.
George w. Fleming. resident Of
Dallas county since 1854. died at pal |
las. aged eighty years.
Senator Gore Of Oklahoma. accom-.
panied By his wife. have zone on a
v's's to bic old home. Oxford. Miss.
IN . pistol fight with four other
nea frank lncs. son Of . wealthy In.
80: vas killed fourteen miles from
ses400oA. s.n 80. asIts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-29
Is Daily Eagle J,


Texas. q se~< 's--Happy that he,
~ whom she had sacrificed
) znox' oven tha la~t scrap Of food
,'6se at last sound fiisnds. Mrs. Phyllis
Fresco. died at a brooklyn hospital Of
starvation. Mrs. Presco's husband
had heen dead for several months. and
with her four Iittle ones. the eldest
foar years. and the youngest four
uonths old. n takc care Of. she labor
a DAY and niqht until she was taken
~: Her pride prevented her from
oaking cid. 10 she saved what bite Or
3ood she could obtain for her children.
WHILE she gradually grew weakyr and
weaker from lack Of food. The last
ooes Of crusts went for the children's
Christmas dinner and next morning
ueightors heard the little crying IN
he unfurnished room where the moth.
~ and children lived. They entered
and found Mrs. Presco dying and the
children weak from lack Of food and
Srom cold. The police removed tho
mother 10 thu hospital and the Chill. |
ersn's society took care Of the little
ones
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AeeIdeots, k,ulns

Tulsa. Okla. Dec. 2s.--CharIes NJ,
Dow. Jr.. son Of Charles NJ, Dow Of
jamestown. N. Y. bank president and
one OF the most prominent oil produc.
ers In the United States. was killed by
the accidental discharge OF his gun.
The accident occurred on lease of
the Shawnee OIL company north Of
the city. Dow was twenty-cisht years
Of age.
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WALKERS ExrRAoIrIoN.
Reasons Supporting Request Are
Forwarded to Washjnoton.

Hartford Conn. Dec. 2s.-New doc
uments bearing upon the evidence
araintt w. r. Walker. former treas
urer OF the Savings Ba. L of New Bri
tain. and In support OF the application
Tor cvtradition from Mexico we're sent
to Washington. The evidence goes
into the details OF Walkers alleged
abstraction ~ s5c5.0Oo IN securities
and cash from the bank. ss5. 900 from
the Connecticut Baptist convention
and acts Of forgery on papers given by
walker to various individuals.
Woodruff sent letter nm.
der the seal OF the state TO the effect
mat Walker was not 10 be extradited
Tor the purpose OF having civil process
brought against him. but for the pur.
pose ~ furnishing him for crimes he
:"
Documentary evidence has been pr,,.
pared In accordance with the request
d. the state department to furnish
additional evidence Of Walkers Al.
eyed mIsdeeds.
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(Some OF Governor Spar So OF tho
6snds may have enylsstAe father Of
tehecame chief mfrcsted for the thief,
OF ut none e timing g.
Rhdn't make enough TO take care
ofmy family" said Healey. ss he was
being led away to JAIL" took It for
them"
When the Inspector reached Hea-
Iey's house there was no coal In the
stove and the place was damp and
chilly. There was 10 little food that
u the zen children had all asked for
Pome there would not have been
enough 20 20 around. Their clothing
was old and worn. Postmaster Camp
bell ordered the bureau Of charities
notified. Healey was unable 10 fur.
nish bond and was lodged In the coun.
~ jail.
Healey has been receiving S1.1OO 4
pear. He Is forty-eight years old.
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Houston. Dec. 2s.-President Green
OF The Trinity and Brazos Valley rail.
road positively denies any present ne.
rotiaiions to remove Headquarters Of
the road here. No dicker for a build.
inE Is In progress. He says. however.
Houston Is the logical place for head
quarters. ard eventually-perhaps In
live years hencethe road NAV move
ron other quarters. The affirmation
Is made that removal Is certain In the
no distant future.