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flELOCA IEL,D !

Wanted. A Il once, % good girl
for seneral house work. Mrs.
AL Sather, Tia merchant prince.
OF Starkweat cher, ia III the city
for the purpose Of keeping warm.
He says be is going to- cling pretty
close to " hitsna q big stove I'M
Till the railro are opened up
and trains are running regularly
once more. Sather says
that Starkve her received two
carl ads of coal I, and two Of WOO
Tuesday which came VI in the
nick Of time 80 I,revent suffer
iag q: " 81 81 55.5
lbert Brys, ii, siiding near
Grand kaaflpr !, came down ID
search fusl llesda v aud
about ten clock WI I'd .,esday
lie sue ed in getting
ID ton of Goa. Te Ind intended
going home With aaiis treasure
that but hi
prevented bin ysest ii lisi l a6re
THURSDAY. des lsFt ssia Ioad ont
side one ne she l,arsass I'D ssa city,
sand ysaa rslie soe bout sans
flaaadrsd q slsing Che niglli
mel fassliae, ID
Ileyils sa
y ssIielver died
DC her hem Id elsiy city asas
day r:ailsg al $40 eaesl
being sssags ailn.
Agthoag lle and lae sud denly
wa not shock d, lles sssil 81 B,
sas she seen ssll 81 ssaae
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Fender !, N ebrl.aska,
III y /; II: Ia 9 "A Or /

3;Sf VI g GIl1SE 51NEuraSkas
B. 81 ..3:sy Jan. Is, 1907.
Devils Lake Inter ocean. 81
Dear Sirs: AS told you before
leaving I would write you con-:
corning nv observ ions through
the country travel lied, If shall be-
gin from the start which was
10 late one. managed to- get
away on No. z, defayel Of course.
We made very good time for the
seondi tion the road was lin, but,
did not see such drifts as & /
heard there were. Il: believe "a
good deal about condi tions being
80 bad was railr sad tal was
looking after The. yard full Of
coal that had been side tracked ]
bit failed to see Il Y & met
three train loads Of coal headed
west hope every u got a sup:
ply. .... q. 3; ..=sI 4. S:5
After leaving Larimore the
snow, began to- disappear, at
theras sv.sra M drifts--il1sf en-
iit mo for S,nod aleinhinv, AZ
W;ilnar 7if twas Sn;ce tsleighinlp g
y M 4. s,,rnl,,s-W =. WAS warm.
! W III IN ia ,s.s 0ot y "a 81 Marshall Min.
r !. s. a, ~ we've ,1si,,o whaels.
NJ 'theya' Wa 3, = y,ot ano,,oh snow 10
s,,.,sse !. ale;oh;no. J .s,e' - :,
5:''' AZ sin,1YS cifv not enough snow ,,,,y,
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!: e. A ,5. d .
time. The deceased was born
| at Kenyon, Goodhue ; county.
Minnesota, in 1870. Mrs. Shel-
yer possessed a very amiable
disposition, which together with
her kind hearted deeds, MAIDS
her many true friends. She hag
left to mourn her loss, besides ID
large host Of friends and neigh
boris, three daughters, Martha.
Julia and Mabel two sons, Da-
via and Joseph, and Thorvala
j. Shelver, her. husband, y he
were all at home at the. time Of
her death.
The funeral services were hela
from the M. +. church Wetlnes-.
day afternoon at 2::30. : y n
Rev. T. A. Olsen, officiating.
A precious one from us has gone.
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant: in our home
: Which never can be filles:,
Cod in his wisdom has recalled.
The boom his. love had given
And tho the body SAUNDERS here.
The soul is safe in heaven.
Mike Cowleysswas~ on the sick
list the FIRST part OF the week. a..
. Tom Tyrell left Tuesday for his
home at Langdon for, "a short
visit. \~:...:.:..
Mike McCurtcher, who, was at
the Dependon store for few days,
left Tuesday for Eangdon.S =
I will pay highest market price
for one load OF hay or straw.
"a. A. r. ,ehm y
~ E. 9Th street.
The Young Ladies Sodality OF
ST. oseph's church held a meet
ing last Sunday afternoon in the
church and elected the following
ofhc ers for the ensuing years
Agnes Daeley, project: Emma
Reardon, Secretary: Theresa Hol-
linger, treasurer. TIL. society
meets the second Sunday of each
month. -.
The first of a series of winter
socials Of the Ladies Aid society
of the Presbyterian church was
held Tuesday evening at the
home of c.. P. Rrainard. The
evening was pleasantly spent i'm
music, oratory and games. and
all present report a delightful
time. ~ =" :
Mrs! Frank Pitcher was strick-
en- with paralysis last Monday
while attending the funeral OF
Mrs. Rawson. :, She las taken
to the residence Of VIM. Hurst
where she is now: receiving
medical attention. Her pnysi-
clan reports that she is irnpiF.oy-
ing rapidly, and will possibly
coon be able: to be round again.
= Mrs. Gus: Routier entertained a
number Of young people Friday,
levening in honor of Miss Brown.
THE merry crowd assembled at sans
early hour aud entered upon an ex.
citing hunt for hearts which the
hostess announced we're, hidden in
her parlors. The chase continued
for some time and at.its end tho
young lady and gentleman whe
had succeed in finding the largest
number Of hearts received beauti-
full prizes, while the; less fortunate
ones we're duly coasoled.-s: anoth-
er contest in drawing. animals re-
suited in some artistic and soma
rather startling productions. La
ter dancing wag INDUCED ia
after which an elaborate lunch wae
served and they then bade their
hostess and her charming grsss
Miss Brown, good night, thanking
them for most delightful even
ing. 81: s;ssss ~.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY lo.,lsr.

to djOurnment.H 5s,5S7 = 81 -.
Present.: Commissioners Johnson. Mes
SETH NJ ioney. Furstenau and Samuel.
~ Moved and carried that the report OF JUS
tice OF the Peace FIR. Stevens for quarter
ending December 81, 1905 be approved as
rehds al! costs having teen paid. e"@' y" :
/. Moved and carried that hereHfter all jus-
stfces quar- erly reports and bills for print
Ing be acted upoMnnty at the regular quar-
lterly mretings Of this board. 80
- Moved and carried that the report Of
Justice John r. Henry, for quarter ending
December 81, 1876. be approved, and war
rants ordered drawn In payment OF the
same, subject to chapter LIZ, laws, 1901, as
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$Sa And that she auditor be- Instructed to no.
tify the township and v1llIge clerks and
city auditor Of said appOrtionmenis ri 81 sa
clock o. 20. Frtday, January 18th, s s - n
~ $ts3% ~, IN tins FurstenAu,
SIS ... = s.* 4 @ chairman !
5-iGmtl IS. Eich, a f J. Es Il ~
County;Auditor.ts; IS All III I53 VI vi
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Devils Lake State Bank. s2s .001. n
First Sdsional HRpk, Cfary. 81 /, 0O0. Il
ia. mora Bank III srarys III QUO t IA
Bank OF Dovnn. $SS /. s$.sss

A Devils Lake State Bank. s2ss .Ool
Il First Sdsional kRuk, Cfary. 81 900. $as
a. mers' Bank III tsrarys $i2
e Bank OF Doynn. $S :%sss II
h state hank 1T Brncket, $lt GOO fS S
:itizens' State BAnk. Br0eket. s.. 900.
Farmer, state Bank, Layton. II, 800
u firBt ationai Bank E.lmors. 81 [, 000 {s
Al 9scnri tys stare Ba j.. sdinors st lDJt. sS;:
" First Nat1onaL Bank, Ham pdsn, egg ~
Ras1ps Z. 4 sa III q 4 Aam AM
Il First Nagiunat Hank 0f s tarkRaather, $11000.
State Bank i sstarkWeather,S Us 100. S
n Penn state BHnsS s., Gal
n First National Bank, Churchs Ferry, OH, 900.
Churrhs Ferry Spare Rank, is .ntp
rs Said abnve amounts being based ON a Fidal.
ity bond III caBo ndiYidual bonds ara fur
niBhed, double AbOvo Rmonntywiil DO required
Bopds TO cover from Jan. ~ ID q, ID IAN. lSs
1872 And the aud tor lie 40 Instructed 10 0tify
each OF aafd banka accordingly, and that this
beard viii meet %, Jan, 1901 tos ppIoye said
& NOV q and carried that Tho chair1,ni,an 10
point The standtng commit tses for the snsniIR
THE Ths bond al w.H Beiinrd as sheriff ia sum
Of 86, taN T.th the American surety companyef
New York ne sqgfty Was sn stustion$ d caf.
n Moved and aarrisd sthas the bond $of Martin
Is. Hoghane Nj rsaiste of dosds In sum on elo,.t
I e0% with thu AetsIp0Iita surety company OF
New fOrk Az surety ts appTnynt sS2t 81.
81 Moved aud safRipds that the bond .of John
Henry ne usspe of tho cornts court III tho snaa
Of %. 90 with the Mort harn Trust Company 5cz
aST The board then topk recess until 53 o'clock
M
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WEDNESDAY,, JAN 9Th 1901. b

Echapngr A62 session laws 1901 lnsFegard TO ~,
nd ads IS lonsos
that the Crazy Public Opinion Sbe Designated
as que Ct the newspap pore 10 publish tho pro
cesd ngs e. a this eouuty board. las psr ssctior
Moved ~ Johnson and ssconded by, Nessesl
that the EdmtG s Herald News n be designated
sssd Inssot shis soanfy bospd las psI ssosios
E1oS6 3. G.. 1899, &. |
that the Devfts Lake journal he dssiRnatd III
ines q this county board IA par sscsion isl
MI: Rafstenaul requested Nj. saannslsto tall,
4 Aa 4 y anrstehau ana asscaeded sby Ness
the Pm ssdinRs. ofs sl,es county board (as psi
SECTION IssS R.ss 1924. ss.
Mnn.,ts ~ 4, n, .,;s
sou. "a t the Intar:o Ocean bes saiecssd by iii
bar in acc,rdanrs with sec 1850 X. G. 31 1880
real estate tax list 1905 ta1 int Noyemb,r 1901
Moysd aud carried that tho chairman I, Of TIL.
haa ID 10 hereby authorized ard empowered Il
act for this comfy ID all nnattera relating Il
g eHsss 81 9n ps
poses and q, endorse, receive and receipt fol
I, Moved and carried that the followinr bil,
no allowed and warrants ordered drawn I'd nay
E .nS OF the same subject 20 chapter ~, lew
4. Il Miller, coal iot court hoase i {
aud mileage b. a
EFarmsrs Ms ~ Elevator Co. cosl for
statss attnrneys Office 10 o.
IS is 10 ya r. sGyi.i sass. d
MGl5Ood d Knyanlugh,S hardware; for III -
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\ Moved and carried that the bond OF #. w.
Gtlbertson a. coroner, in the sum Of 5000
with a. Il. Bell aud w. II. heid es sureties
be approved. - l.. 49,, , = 49, =
The following requisition was then read:
To the Hon Board Of Oounty Commission
J. You are hereby requested to furnish the
names OF thiFty-nine 1891 PERSONS qualified
20 serve ~ Jurors ut the next term Of dis
trict court. 81 d., = IL, 4 horson,
81. ~ Fox &. ,,:.:s.t. Clerk OF Court.
n Moved and carried that in accordance
With section ~ revised codes 1899, The fol-
lowing Rpportionlne be nude for the pur-
pose OF selecting the above required num-
ber of names, same being based ON the as
SCISSORS list for the ri ecsding year: = .55.
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AFTERNOON sHos1oH.

to above recess. - z
Present: All the members. :
:. Moved and carried thu: the report OF Jus
-ttce ID. q. Duell for the quarter ending de-
'cember 81, LOT, be approved and wa Grants
1ect to chatter o2, Laws of lS0l, as follows:,
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Dig d total III &. 10.
Also for the ysAr. 1875 aaE fnil lows
ID NFf8 fUtnFng for mOnth ~ 5antY 1S0S. 81 TAP
Sssi ssss Res 81

TssaI 200 assl E III ~.
sHfES,sr Aihfz skssaH sasI6 fees ha8w isssn
tnYfss<a inesl she sgntstg sssaansF Hssd psopRxlS
accounted S0sss I
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Msi Gas, h I'D o rs 8 Johnson Ton
" County goqr farm -olo Q. Nesseth Tom Me-.
d Finance Nv a. San samu es. Ole 8. esuesh,
53 Moved b. Samnsis that the name or GINS Far.
.Htenau ba added To- he omnlittee m checkinS
auditor and trsasuEor; also 70 the ausncs com;
Duly carried 5E;s;. st
4 Tho, csnmittess we've then spppifSovea 1 40
Iarried. ~ S.t d: & q ssS72 i=
..A gstition signsd 5by H. Ealtnoski; praying
the 81 90 school poll aasessed against him for
inc year igo6 tns vitlaFesof Crary 20 ssrioksn
S e q Crazy 6 Aarah. 1905, theraioss not
DAILY carried and granted. $ III 5 81;
pstltion signed by Il. w. RuRer aB agent
for h. L. Hunt was read and II was moved that
ST ss " sesern ssf q na
t,;wn hip 50, range d. BE- called in and paid
Aisn tax certi acate number Sot, aale OF 3ls1O,
TO be catlAd 10 and paid in Same manner for the
reason in the first case that said Ian was not
same il a dupiica.e tax interest to be figured
for three years only from each payment date.
Moved and carried THAT ths, valuation n, OF
sli5 90 aga inst buildinrs on e11s sen I. 1850 for
aseordissy. ! NJ. John Daley aIess his afias.
sa saa a Ras ss S iii If ehS
Steward for nnesacre Of p .tatoes which were
frozen and destroyed on or about Oct. o. 1908
BY reacon Of affHnts being guaranteed for
small poT; ln busheis at 7sc per: bushel s7s.-
Moved and carried that the bill of w B..
Steward: for bounding Mrs Guosenbsrk and
lbe; disattowed. 81: ~ p, "a n. y: H. 81 sss
Moved aud carried that the following bills be
ment OF same snbjsct to Cha 'ter 1853 law 1901. IS
Pm. Session. Services aB clerk in regis !
ter Of deeds Office, Dec. 1905. 400
Gus Furstenan transpo tatiOn, All.
Scott 10 keelay lnstitnte,l argo. ...;.%.s 500
ney's office Tor pc. 1905. =. 81. Il. 200
|Sf repair in court ho!,se: :..... !: 1.eO
"A, 2. spragne. supplies for Jail SIS.
z3 for court house 86 SO; % u orders * 4,
/. Mrs; ksssa s = ~. s
aMsssC Fawcelt, salary as com any :|% $ -
s foSst6 distfiet. .::.: :...,... ~. 1850
eissrcs - ...' 2 ~ eaa 500
phones 49, ,lights. $50. 40 water, -
L $3.50. Oct.,. NOV /, Dec. 1905, also 3
long distance messaxess SOC. =. a.. 15a 6S
Moved and carried that the 81 school poll
aeses$ ed against Maggie Hartman In sullivan
soWn,ship Tor year 1904 be- canrslled reason,
~ e II, f s., sssn adjourned nsile o'clock
Y " ~, . q: g. :: 1. Gus Furasspap
III. 81 Emil g. Eich,.. - Re- ~. : sa :4 81 sss<
Adjourned meeting the board Of county com.
fu1atBionera OF Ramsey county, N, q, < T. ~
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3'AlllarYERN ON SESSION..

he beard met ~ 81 clock p. ms RnfGuans No.
Ahnye 81 ceH
81 saent- All The member
VA he following report wac then read
q, Your commt. tea appointed to- cheok mn
he$acconnlB oil The Judge OF rho cnuniy court.
b Il leave 10 report tia, Wiz have checked up
ihs sanes aud Mud fees col locts,f as fol
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Emil 81. Each, a 4: 5l,s 4. 8
a \ County Auditor. y !: u III; RI
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COCO

alaas Eel aLss $50 es
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
PERSECUTION OF JEWS
IN THE UNITED STATES.

Chicago. Dec. 8l.-Declaring that the
persecution Of the Jews in the United
states made their existence far from
Standardization burdensome-Dr
Emil G.. Hirsch. IN the strongest terms
at his command, last night arralgned
"the boosted civilization OF today for
its mistreatment Of the race.
II was at the closing session OF the
convention Of American Ethical socie-
ties that Dr. Hlrsch surprised his hear
ers with a number OF other strong re-
marks as 10 the conditions Of present
dav Jews He was talking upon the
general topic OF Ethical Tendencies
I'M the Churches" but he spent much
OF his time iu pointing out the lack
OF ethical tendencies in present day
civilization
I'm Chicago tonight there are Jews
who tremble 70 get out nm the streets
because they may be stoned by chill
dren who believe they do not look like
"a citizen OF Chicago should look" said
Dr Hlrsch
.'Why. a jew Is barred from college
fraternlties For this. however. he
should sing "a song Of thanks.
80 It Is plain that 10 be "a jew I'm
the United States. with an its boastod
democracy and civilization, rs not such
a comfortable thing. ln Europe the
condition OF the Jew is worse, ana In
Russia IL a. unbearable.
why H. this so? Here is an ethical
problem for the members on the ethical
society 90 answer"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
MAY Be ARRESTED
FOR DOING DUTY
Board OF Health Has Its Eye on
c. Frank Emery
This Time.
PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES.
Because Omccr Followed Instructions
on the Court Cbicr Pitt May
Have To Take steps

tn. board o. health thinks Sheriff
s.. Frank Emery has committed q nuis-
anCa by complying with q court order.
Chief OF Police Tom Pitt may be called
upon 10 arrest the man who arrested
the former chief Of police. This Is re-
gsrded as proposition Of turn about
is fair PLAY" However. Sheriff Emery
Is not greatly alarmed. Chief Pitt. Il Is
said, Is not seriously concerned over the
anair.
The peculiar circumstances OF the
case all grew out Of en- etectment
brought about by the sherins once un-
der the terms OF a court order. Prof
F. $. Hanock. the owner Of house in
the rear Of 30 east Seventh South
street had tenant IN the person OF
S. J. Harmon. collector of antiquities OF
more or less value Harmon didn't
pay his rent aud Hauock wanted his
house. Re brought suit and secured an
order authorizing and directing the
sheriff to remove Harmon and his be-
lCngiugs from tire house
Harmon's belongings consisted OF old
tin cans hllcd with old nails. bits Of
leather straps buckles pieces OF wom-
ems clothing and rubbish OF an sorts
and descriptions lu AN Harmon had
collected about "a wagoulosds OF rub
hish, which he stored In his house and
In his dooryard All of this. with Har-
mon, were thrown into the street by
Deputy sheriff ". b. Booth. acting uu-
der the courts order. The street IS
private roadway.
Now comes the health commissioner.
declaring That the existence OF the rub
bish IN the street constitutes a public
nuisance. lie declares that the sheriff
should remove IT, The sheriff will not
remove u because he has no right 10.
10 his opinion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
BOMB EXPLODED IN
ROMAN EXCHANGE
Eighteen Persons Wounded While
Large Number Are Under
Collapsed Building.
ROOF OF BUILDING FELL IN.
Thought Outrage Was Committed Tor
Purpose Of Preventing End Of
Month Liquidation

Rome Dec. 5f-A dynamite bomb
exploded ia the stock exchange Of tins
city today. Up to the present time IL
has been ascortained that Is persons
were wounded. Some OF the injured
are buried under portions Of the build
Ing which collapsed. Firemen. police
men and troops have been hurried 40
the scene and are now engaged IN
calming tho excitement and conduct
ing the work Of rescue
II is supposed that the bomb was
thrown with the intention Of preventing
the customary end OF the month llqu-
dation.
The roof OF the courtyard Of the
exchange collapsed with the force of
the explosion
The explosion occurred shortly be
fore 4 O'Clock. The stock exchange Is
situated In the center of the city. The
people in the vicinity OF the building
were thrown into state Of cousterna-
tion. The explosion was followed at
once by cries OF desperation from
within the exchange,
A crowd. numbering several thou
sand began TO congregate outside the
building. As soon as the police and
troops arrived they took charge OF an
the approaches. The fear OF other out
RACES suddenly possessed the throng
and the people broke and fed. In the
mad rush there was great danger 10 hfe
and limb.
The stock exchange building IS clos
ed by a large iron gate. This was az
once swung TO, and helped toward the
maintenance OF relative order inside
the exchange
Ambulances and doctors have been
summoned and are busily at work car
ing for the wounded as they are
brought out What the total casualties
win be- Il Is hard 10 say.
The stock exchange Of Rome is situ-
ated in one OF the finest. ancient re-
mains Of the city. the Temple Of Nep-
tune and one the sout side Of Plaza
al Pietra.
The temple was built by Hadrian and
Is nota BILE for n magnificent columns in
the corinthian style Of white marble,
each one Al feet high. The center
portice was built by Agrippa. The
roof Of the exchange was partly sup
ported by these famous columns. They
were assembled for this purpose BY
Pope Innocent XII
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kick was administered the first time
his mother was knocked down.
The testimony OF Mrs. Amanda
Vance. sister 10 the dead woman. Was
much the same az that given by tho
witnesses who testified yesterday and
was confined mostly 20 Mrs. Nance's
condition subsequent TO the assault.
BROTHER JOHN LEAVES.
John Hartley a brother 10 the two
Vance women. left Utah for Colorado
on Monday, and Any. Magiunis at
tempted to draw out au admission from
Mrs Amanda Vance that hO had gone
away because hts testimony ~ givon
would have been 10 the effect that Mrs
Thomas Vance visited him after the
assault made upon her by her hus-
bend. and that she told her brother
she was going to commit suicide. The
witness would make no such admlH-
slOns. and stouuy maintained that she
had never heard her sister make any
such threats Sometimes. when speak
ing Of the hard If thar was hers her
sister. she said had remarked that
death would be preferable 20 such e.
lstcnce.
The trend of judge Maginnis' cross
went 90 show that an en-
deaYor will be made 20 prove that Mrs
Vance took her own NE The hearing
Il being continued this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
THIEVES IN AUTOMOBILE
STEAL A MONEY CHEST

Rochester n. v. Dec. 3i.-TWo men
stole a chest containing 81 $50 from a
street car standing in front Of the
Main street east car barns at 6:2b
O'Clock this morning, and got safely
away with 20 IN an automobile. The
stolen money represents the earning
~ the Rochester Railway company
yesterday on what Is known as the
Eastern division. Il was being trans
ferred according to custom. from the
Federal street barns to the State street
Office TO be counted
The car was In charge OF MOtOrman
W. Glover and Conductor L. B. Clark.
They stopped the car at the station
and went inside. As Glover entered
the door he saw an automobile drive
up beside the car. but paid no atten-
ton 90 st.
Tho two mon we're en- the station only
about minute, but when they entered
the car, they found that the chest
which contained the money was gone
from the front platform. Tho tracks
OF an automobile IN the snow led close
to the car and east on Main street.
An Old man who boarded the car saw
two men take the chest and place il
I'm the tonneau OF the waiting auto
mobile. He supposed they were from
the company, and paid no attention 20
IL az the time me pOllce were notineo
Of the robbery and detectives In an au-
tOmObile were soon In pursuit. The
robbers were traced out TO the Buffalo
road, but there the track was lost The
police Of surrounding towns have been
notified
The robbers must have been famil-
lar with the fact that money was
transferred in this manner each morn
ing Most OF the cash was in silver
coin. and the chest was so heavy that
one man could not carry II.
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YOUNG WOMAN
SAVES FOUR MEN
Were Entangled in a Live Wire,
Crowd Standing Around,
Afraid to Do Anything.
DECLINED TO DO AS SHE SAID.
Took ON Her Rubbcrs. Put Them on
Her Hands and Uncoued Wire
From the Victims.

New York. Dec. 31-Four uncon-
srious men entagled On "a live electric
wire were rescued from their perilous
position in Brooklyn last night by the
nerve and rosourccfulness Of an un-
Identified young woman. Passing. as
helpless crowd was standing by.
afraid TO touch the men or the wires
for fear ~ receiving shocks, the youus
woman removed her ubbers and after
men IN the crowd had declined to use
them as rubber gloves. herself drew
them over her hands laid hold Of the
coiling wire and speedily untangled
the unconscious victims. Two OF the
rescued men were soon in condition to
go 20 their homes. The others, both OF
who mwere badly injured, were taken
30 a hospital.