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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02

Pa. whom Sweeney shot with a IS
calibre revolver through both legs
barely an hour after he had hired the
boy TO work on the farm.
Ihe shooting occurred about 1
o clock yesterday afternoon, the boy
having gone to work at II. The boy
was taken to the office of DR.. f. II.
wilson, and after his wounds were
dressed by Drs. Wilson and w. NJ.
sheridan, he was put in bed in a room
N h Occidental building. Meanwhila
Mr.. Sweeney swore out a warrant
against the boy for theft In Judge
craigss court. As the boy refused to
make any complaint against Sweeney
the latter returned to his ranch, say
ing he would be willing TO come TO the
city any time he was wanted.
The boy Is in a rather bad way and
may have to have one leg amputated
me bone of the right leg was shat
tered above the knee and the bone Of
me right leg was p%unctured cleanly
by a bullet.
The old man before returning home
appeared before Judge Craig but as
there was no charge against him, he
was allowed to go. He said he would
be willing to take the boy back to the
fanch and take care of him and pay
ms expenses while he is recovering.
old man appeared to be rather
~ Y III AbI NIdN lie Ndu uOnE. He
says n boy appeared at his house
wanted work, whereupon he hired.
him for SIS a month. Il went out to
nay, said Sweeney. and told the
boy TO split wood while / was gone.
Al l O'Clock | came back and saw the
boy coming out of the house with my
revolver. | had considerable money
IN the house and the boy had appar-
entity been Fansacking the place. |
took the gun away from him and as
! did so he hit me a clip alongside
the head." Here the old mar exhib-
tied a fresh scar. Il then pointed the
at his legs and while we were
scufling fired twice.
Wagner's story of the shooting is as
follows:
Il went 10 Sweeney's house at noon
md asked for york. He put me to
work cutting wood He acted rather
suspie1ously, and | secured a revolver.
After working a while l went to the
house, and he said:
Give me my gum
Il handed him the gun. and he shot |
l walked away from the house,
about ten feet, and he shot me again.
after that ] staggered a few feet and
ell. Sweeney then hitched up his
cam and brought me to the city
The boy stoutly denied that he had
lone anything that would cause the
I'D cancher to shoot him.
Sweeney, when he reached Fletch-
ranch below the city, telephoned
o Un~dersheriff Heyn to meet him at
office of DIR. Wilson, which the
after did. Sweeney told hin the story
# the shooting.
1t will be impossible to get at the
traight of the matter until the boy Is
rec from the influence of opiatos
1ven him yesterday by the physi-
ia MS II * fha UanaraI i'm arag4f,r
hat the old man became excited while
resting with the equally excited
oy and shot him. The boy is not a
looking young fellow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02
GODDESS
SLEEPS NOT
IN GOTHAM
NIGHT JUSTICE
SHOPS ESTABLISHED
Arrested Must Be I'M
mediateIy Hailed Before the
MagiStratei Expected to End.
Long Standing Abuses,
IHs Manning gonrnaI speeIaI Leased wire.l

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.I
New York, Aug. There will be
no languishlng in cells. on a desk
~lieutenant's say so. or premiums paid
to professional bondsmen on trumped
up arrest cases in his city. From
now on the policeman who makes an
arrest at any hour of the day or night
viii have TO bring his prisoner imme-
diately before a magistrate,
New York's first all-night police
court was opened this evening when
Judge Whitman formally announced
that the night shift of justices was
ready for business. Seventy-two un-
fortunates who had fallen into the
tolls since nightfall appeared in the
detention station. Heretofore bonds
out of Jail ono night any man or
woman arrested as disorderly. ana
who on subsequent hearings were dis
charged. 1t has cen alleged that
many such arrests were made without
warrant. On the bench
with Judge Whitman was practically
the full board Of city magistrates. Po-
lice Commissioner Bingham also at
tended the sessions. the formal hours
OF which will be from 8 p. m. TO 3
a. m.
An interesting development was the
discovery that the coming to the
court of patroimen left many beats
unprotected. one section. where 3d.
600 families are housed, was left
without a policeman while its seven
night officers too their prisoners to
court. When Adjournment for lunch
was taken at midnight les cases had
been disposed of and t~hirty-five pris-
oners were awaiting arraignment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02

to Oklahoma city a short Time ago
from Seminole. /. r.. was found At
3 o'clock this afternoon three miles
from this city on the Tenth street
road by G. r. Apologize, a farmer.
living near where the body was dis
covered.
This is the second body that has
beer found near Oklahoma City With
in the last week with the ears cut Off,
and the police are working IN the
theory that a secret soeleay, formed
to wreak horrible Vengeance on its
enemies. Is operating IN and around
Oklahoma City.
A brother. Charles Ggnrelth. has
been notified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02

A business man cannot use all advertise
ing mediums and schemes. When ne tries
u; he Is in the position of the tippler who
tried to consume the entire visible supply Of
liquor in the interests OF temperance.
II a niarksman tries 20 use a dozen guns
al once he viii stand less chance OF reach
ing the target than II he used but one, and
aimed 81 carefully.
There is a wide difference between spend.
inE an advertising appropriation and invest
ing II.
The wise advertiser concentrates his cam
paiEn on the one hest medium IN his field
He uses other mediums on occasions-hut
ne uses them as supplementary ones.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02

Aberdeen, ;. d, Aug. 1.-One hum
dred and sixty squar miles of grow
ing grain in Brown and Sphinx coun-
ties was practically destroyed Tuesday
night by the worst hail storm in that
vicinity in many years. The storm
was accompanied by a high wind.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02
H|DEOUS MURDER IN
OKLAHOMA
Body of Barber Found Fright
fully MutiIated-- Police Be-
Iieve VengefuI Secret Society
is at Work,


Oklahoma City. Aug. With ears
hacked from his head, the trunk and
one arm pierced with -four bullets,
teeth knocked out, the mouth bruised
and clotted blood formed upon the
lips. tho body of William Gunrcith. a
barber, who is supposed to have come
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-02
OLD MAN SHOOTS
BOY THROUGH
BOTH LEGS
SWEENEY CLAIMS HIRED 4.
HAND ASSAULTED HIM.
Youth May Have TO Have teg
Amputated as Result Of Pc
CuIiar ARRAY on Ranch South
Of the City.

kanchman Sweeney. au old man
about s. years Of age. ana has been
living about three mIes above fsleta
~ the valley below here for q long
Nime, arrived in the clty about =
o'clock yesterday afternoon driving a
wagon half allied with straw on (which
t@g' moaning with pain. sexenteeu-
aear-old Ernest Wagner Of Beilsfonte,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03

during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1907.
Published in compliance with Sec
tion 13 OF Article % of the Code
Of Public General Laws, which
provides as follows:
That the County Commissioners
shall make out and publish annually
in at least two newspapers publish
ed in their respective counties, IL
there be two, DETAILED, MINUTE
and ACCURATE STATEMENT of the ex-
penses Of said counties, specifying
therein each particular item OF ex-
pense and for what and 10 whom
paid, and shall also deliver TO the
Sheriffs Of their respective counties
as many copies Of said statement as
there are election districts of said
county at least ten days before such
general election, and the Sheriff
shall, within six days after the re-
ceipt Of such copies, set up one Of
them at the place OF holding cleo
tions in each district"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03
Circuit Court and Officers.

EnOch B. ADeII, clerk Circuit Court, sI257 10
sane, expense account, ~ ~
Ii. Harris Camaller, states Attorney, 800 W
Crier TO the CIrbuIt Court, Ig5 "
Oscar q. Wathen, sheriff, III 70
Joseph Russell, JanitOr, % %
Jas Ii Sewell, messenger TO court, 90 20
Jesse Biscoe. bailIn TO Grand Jury, 1000
Eugene Bowles, bailif 20 Petit Jury, 10 o.
J. Thas- Mattingly, bailifr petit jury, 2s 70
John l.. Thomas, baIlin to the court, 10 w
George Smith, bailln to tho court, A6O
Vim. ID. WoOdburn, bailln TO the court, II 70
Total, s3,2B ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03
Miscellaneous Accounts.

} Cough, Go Treas InsoIys for IyO5, SHIIs
81 Mary's Beacon, county printing, 21JD
st. MaTys knterpriso. county printing, rs W
DT Thos Lynch, Health Officer and
physician 10 jail, 100 %
kose Clements, washing at jail, I2L
Frank Dunbar, deputy ahOrIn, I21
Ii DruTy, sub-rcgister, so
{ Clements, repairs at jail, 2G
Total. NsSt ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03

w b Dorsey clerk and atty. 5000 OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03
E,I9 D sx5,i49 q

OFFICE OF COUxTY COnMIssIoK HRs,
vt. AAnY's COUsTy, MAHyLAsD.
The afOregoing Levy List for the year 1907.
from page 30 10 page y76, both inclusive d
hereby settled and allowed and Levy Imposed
for the same by the County Commission
ers for ST Mary's County, for saiA year, thia
18Th day OF June In the year Nineteen Hun
dsed and seven.
JOHN +. CECIL.
J. THOS. ABELL,
Jas. II. BAILEY
Test WALTER B. DORSEY, Clerk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03
Saint Maru's Beacon.
Job Printing, such as
Handbills, Circulars
Blanks, Bill Heads, executed with
. neatness and despatch.

Parties having Real or Personal
property for sale can obtain des.
criptive handbills neatly executed
and at city prices
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-10-03
RATE AND ass Essa EST.

RATE AND ass ESsAE EST
Real and Personal, First District AtH2ggg
Real and Personal, second District 1A,ga
Real and Personal, Third District, 6OIIsI
Stocks and Bonds, Third District I0,7OI
Real and Personal, Fourth District ss8,s3
stOcks and Bonds, Fourth District, 1000
Real and Personal, Fifth District, as2lSS
Real ana Personal, sixth District, gi0,nz
Stocks and Bonds, sixth District, 30
Real and Personal, seventh District, III 800
Real and Personal, Eighth District, GI2Fg2
Real and Personal, Ninth District, G3,7u
stocks and Bonds, Ninth District, 1900
Total, subject 70 State Tax, DBsHa
To state Tax ON 6, ~ sSD
rate 10 cents ON the sl00,g s,2t1 n
To County Tax on q, ,5Dl, ,ss1.
rate "a cents On tbe xiO0, SA,Tx 10
To County Tax On ESs.ODl
stocks and bonds less E3OOOl,
County bonds, rate 3Dc On 500 l2QQ
by County charges, EA,aG 10
BY state Tax, bsN2 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05
how BLETHEN HOLDS UP The CORPORATIONS
FILE
DECLARATIONS

city charter with the execution al
ward counellmcn from the seventh.
The cohorts OF Levy we're the
uFsr 20 take thoir places ia line
aud they appeared first az the door
OF the comptroller'H office ON Tu,s.
day morning remaining faithfully
az their post of duty until the dee
lara,ion Of their candidate had boon
tlled. Az S.4b this morning one 81
Ms watchers gave way HIS position
~ line 90 Mr.. levy himself who
therenpon assumed the command
and made his tiling Ia person.
Carried Elgh, Declarations
Early yesterday Mr T.ovya
Watchers We're Joined hy G. u
Nilnton, who came with eight dec.
iarhuona 81 candidacy safely stored
away Ia his inside pocket. being
those Of Councllmca William n
Murphy. } = Cuehton, Il. + Rey.
noldH. Arnold Zhlndon. James
conway, Frederick SAWYER ana Of
ShFia x Fraach aud Bernard W
Murray. for fillng which az the head
OF the list Mr. Clinton received s.
zach from his clients, total Of
go Tor the nights work
Late last evening the first three
persons on watch were ioined bv
i've others, and this morning the
number began early To increase
there being some 20 ia line when
the office opened az 3 o'ciock.
tew minutes before the hour
Tor the office 10 open Comptruller
carroll mounted chair al the door
and delivered an addrean Ia the
~aiung candidates. IN which he
promised them all fair play in thu
office and asked them 20 enter In
hne and IN the order Of their
arrival. and assured them that
their declarations would be- ac.
eeptcd aa rapidly a. poaMhle
Pay Different Fsea
Y developed that there WAS some
difference Of opinion a. to tho
amount % the Ming fees 10 be- paid
"a certain cases. some OF the eandl.
oates payiuE enc aud aome an
ether Zee For instance. Mr. Levy
paid the Zee of $50. a. prescribed
~ Comptroller Carroll. while
sndke HUMPHREYS. under hiss Own
Interpretation ~ the law. rendered
lee ~ $40. which Was accepted
some " the couneilmAnic eandi.
dates paid the prescribed Ice ~ $40.
and others. % make sure. offered
kis. which vas accepted.
The widespread interest III the
contest for first places on the
ballot vaa indicated b. the Gather.
ing al the office 81 some 80 apecta
tors. chiefly clerks and employees In
and about tise citg hall. while two
photographers wsrc present 60
take ilaah llght Photographic of the
assembled gruup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05
IHEATER MANAGERS ASK
FOR JURY TRIAL

The hearing 81 the 70 cases
against theatrical managers came
p before Justice John h Gordon
q 80 O'Clock this afternoon after
4 eonfsnuance from this morning.
g account 81 the absence Of Fred
lieense. who with Walter s. Fut
-. has been engaged 10 look after
NJ Interests Of the defendants. and
aemand was made for a iury trial
b al the cases.
his viii throw the eases over
no next week. and Il Is doubtful
y hey viii be- tried then A spe-
g. seniFe wiii be called for the pur
po<e q gaiherieg a jury. and al
hqagh there was some talk 81 de
sanding a change Of venue. Mr.
f1iion stated this morning that IL
teald not Be- done.
We intend % fiGht the matter
neo1gh llli the last ditch. said Str
faiion today The constitutional
~ Of The Law under which these
pfeseeutions are being brought is
W. an open question and Will be-
aanl The case now before the so.
RENE court on petition for rehear.
hK is finally disposed a. Until the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05
OTHER ROADS ARE
EnJ0IkED

Judge HanfoTd yesterday grant.
ID an Injunction N the federal
court AZ Tacoma against the ia.
coma a Eastern. the BclliuRham
BAY a British Columbia. the Go.
iumhia A PUGET Sound. The Port
Townsend a Southern and the ca.
madam paeific railroads. cuiolnlng
these five carriers from collecting
the 50cent rate uu lumber ship.
meuta east pending the decision 81
the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion upon the lumber rate question.
These roads are said 20 81 insist.
ing upon charging tho increased
rate. and contendcd that the luiuuc
tion previously granted by Judge
Hanford against the trnnacontlncnt.
al roads dld not apply to them
Tho rate case O. 10 be- heard before
the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion on Dec H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05
TO DISMISS CHARGES
AGAINST ADAMS

WALLACE. Ida. Dec 5-proao.
cutting Attorney Hanson announced
today that charges against Steve
Adams lu Shoshonc county would
be dismissed AZ the next term OF
court This leaves the road clear
for the Colorado officers who are
reported to Do en- route here 10 take
Adams back 10 Colorado To answer
70 the charge Of numbering Arthur
Collins near Telluride Adams was
twice tried Tor the murder OF Fred
Tyler in this county. Both result
ed IN disagreement The last trial
was held at Rathdum. Another
charge against Adams in this
county IS for the murder of I'D
BOhle The warrant has never been
served and II lB announced II never
viii be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05

with the aid Of the city comp
troilcrs office. Col. Alden J Ble,hen
has succeeded. during the past few
years. in securing from corporations
doing business in Seattle vast sums
Of money TO which he was not
legally entitled.
The methods pursued Ia securing
this money are characteristic OF
those publishers who do not per
NIT their scruplcs TO stand in the
way OF the accumulation Of wealth.
Col Blethcn has worked It ia
this way.
When an application Is made to
the city council for authority TO
lay tracks for a street railway. for
instance. the city council deter.
mines whether such franchise shall
be granted and after such deter
mlnatiou causes a notice OF such
application TO be published for 10
days in the city official paper. AT
the expense Of the applicant" the
charter says.
Thereupon the notice IS printed
What the Law Provides.
The applicant Is supposed TO pay
20 the city comptroller the cost Of
this publication at the rate named
IN the contract with the official
paper which az the present time is
and for the past n months has
been, "a cents per inch.
But the comptroller fails TO send
"a bill 90 the applicant
Instead, u Il be the first time the
applicant has been responsible for
the publication Of such notice and
resolution, he receives telephone
message from Col Blethou.
The colonel is anxious to see him
upon very important matter aud
the applicant calls az the Times OF.
flee.
Theroupon It is pointed ont To-
him that the colonel has taken the
city printing at a very low rate
at rate. In fact according to the
colonel, that permits Of no profit
The Colonel Is Friendly.
The colonel admits that ne has
no right TO charge more than the /
figure named In his contract with |
the city, but he expresses the as
surance that the applicant has no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05
USES CITY PRINTING CONTRACT
It'd BRING THEM INTO LIME
With the Aid of the City Comptroller All Corporations Ap
plying for Franchises Are Made to Pay Big Tribute
to the Publisher of the Seattle Times and Bulletin.
Listen, Mr.. Taxpayerl


ldn
than you knew ldn could b dtn md gedpr rolf nowewh awohdyo dO
Yd throw all he GU nc ask for o. Ill h dng Lwoldnt
&c m 20 o one he y city VIII you are bus your
ph yk "a d fol yuG IL rn duugu year
a an he Ids tina you're council received
MAJ the
up you o h your he o eject h
That it
Gilman ny tina Td erosh eo IL bdsng wsh ecpn
in nc i'm h legal tr corporation Counsel n dt with
is ina Mr. cdh OLE he Sta his morning
attorney f the T n t h oil his % with The Star by
Ihae been r IN M and hd Ha 1.-THE ouclmus award
eowathd bidder unless h ros ppuen"
Sta ~ cam f od ,ad tina mcconnell has RICH rees all
whether o % m beer uBa
And yon common M Taxpayer, tells you h his view he mqero
Accordingly Mr. chr fqa the lowest sn 1.-THE council tnedto
eph
And at absurd
-yom on that was fdA enough n ra ng gapa ponwh e os $40
oD ua antbe eed t nal g~dur loss
c a ne y
Also d hin Ina y bH Seattle ready to such as Bulletin taw
bis circulate he IA less tina al he yprg "a rice
want 10 tina TIL is n ypnmhn ryndad
w have be just eop food obnr for esameno
w hveto old you how ou ad nuh sgodw
mus after him for him he =ntpr
the city
hT TO you Mr. o Ct al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05

remittltur comes back from the
highest court. she rlght 10 give the
atricai performance 81 Ia doubt
and We inteud to proceed on the
theory that We are not violating a
law until that las IL declared con.
stltutional
When asked what course would
be taken b. the police n the thea
ters were opened AZ Bsual usxt
Sunday. Chief Wappcustein dcclar
81 emphatlcallg that warrants would
be issued again on Monday rs be-
fore. and would continue "a iaaue
until theatera were closed or legal
81 allowed 10 keep open.
Until the courts say ofheru ise
Sunday performance will be- con.
sldered Illegal. said the chief. and
We win continue to cause the ar
rest 81 Managers The matter Of
bail in succeeding cases 81 90 the
hands Of the justice issuing she war
rants. and viii BE- disposed of BY
him
Just when the cases viii be set
down for trial had not been def.
nitciy decided az a late hour this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05

desire to see him lose money upon
the publication Of the aforesaid no
uce and resolution, and hands him
a bill for such publication al rate
anywhere from co cents to 81 an
inch
The colonel usually finds time
during the conversation 10 point out
TO the applicant. and his prospect
I've victim. the adyisablllty Of main
tanning friendly relations with the
Times. Generally the applicant is
made 20 fully appreciate the weight
OF the colonels argument. and the
check al the advanced rate is forth
coming These checks usually
amount TO a sum above 5000. and
sometimes in tho neighborhood Of
$4,000.
In one or two instances the APP
plioant has refused the demand
made upon him. but It is OF record
in the Times office today. and is
the coloners boast. that finally
every man has come through" A
perusal Of the columns Of the
Times would enlighten the reader
as to the methods adopted by the
colonel in inducing the arbitrary APP
plicant 10 see the matter from the
coloners viewpoint.
Those Who Have Paid.
Among the corporations who have
seen" the colonel are the follow.
ing.
Seattle Electric Co.
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
Great Northern Railway Co.
Seattle, Renton & Southern Rail
way
Union Pacific Railway
Seattle Tacoma Short Line.
Chicago. Milwaukee q ST. Paul
Railway,
Seattle. Tacoma Power Co.
Seattle Lighting Co.
This Is only a partial hist Of those
who have paid for the friendship q
the colonel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05

On account Of tho multiplicity q
candidates entered aud the maxul.
tude and character uf the interests
Involved. the approaching annual
school election for school Diet riot
No which a. 20 BE- held on Setnf
dag 0f this week promises 20 w.
the most exciting held IN this die.
trlct for several years
There are 40 candidates already
iu the field. consisting ~ five tlck.
cts 81 two men each for the tup
places 90 be filled business meas
ticket. containing the names o.
John Schwm. banker. and George
nonwouh. corporation lawyer. an
independent protesting citizens
ticket. containing the names ~ Carl
n Reeves. civil engineer, and w.
T. Forbes. minister. the working
mems league ticket, containing the
names of 3 Allen smith, educator
and 81 W. Wilklu coal dealer n
militant socialist ticket containing
the names Of Herman 3 Titus. -
ciaiist propaganda, aud John Dow
nle. musician and an evolutionary
socialist ticket. with the names OF
g y owens. ST.. aud William Kidd
plagtorcr.
Issues Involved.
Tho issue raised by The uomina.
tiou Of uo protesting citizens tick.
~ and the worklugmon'H league
ticket ls the policy OF permitting
the school board To- become rocog
nized aa a stifporpctuating body
the members of the old
board 20 exercise the privilege from
year 20 year Of selecting the sue
ccaaorH to- the members whose
terms expire This policy has boen
I'm nrncilnnl nllncI md IA now on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05

edge ahat the applicants really pos.
sessed pension papeu Recently
This led To- the arrest of n clerk OF
the Spokane superior court and an
investigation developed the fact
that the clerks everywhere had
been continually violating the law
This violation was innocent OF
criminal intent, but in order to
fully insure their safety in the mat
ter the clerks have adopted a rigid
rule that an pensioners must pro
ducc their papers hereafter when
the payment rs asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05

or. badly battered and disnRmed.
left the Lowman building. where
the trouble occurred. but soon re-
turned. accompanied by q cOmpan-
ion carrying q large gun. Page
paw them coming and shut the door
fn their faces. only to find that
the seekers after his blood had
camped outside the door with the
evident intention Of staying
After remaining a prisoner In his
own office for an hour. Page telc.
phoncd to the police but before
the miuions Of the law could ar
rive on the scene Holzheimer With
Bis hcnchman had disappeared.