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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

fsfar sPsstaI service
FAIRFAX. MAY 81 hrrut fdnd.
say. the FairfaS school teaches. ana
Lawrence Max. hla "a Yeaf old
companion. are ttIil ioat Ia the a9
milna n forest between this piHce
and Etaefron. whore they started
a. waik 20 last SATURDAY Either
alive. wandering IA the woods and
almost starved. Or dead and DE-
fuurrd hF mountain lions 90 teara.
the pair IL SAN missing. and th.
efforts = 100 faithful seaTehsre
have been IN vain
rn9aY the rUHsea uern reaFEhn.
lErd. ans haHs Of supplies eaiab
lishrd Ia thc weeds several miifH
uut. frnm shich thHf can operate
The feHf days seafeh. roudaFtff
- over 100 miners frum FaIriaA
assisted " the Hiaodhaunaa 90
Deputy sheriff heb Hedges. ~ King
county. has served only 20 reveal
faniiiiFiEa ana hearthsraklnE clues
"a the fate ~ tbs Yanng man and
ghe boY The scar hers learned
uhsre ttaf ieft tbs trail for Eiee
trn and aandrrva aaNu 20 Weights
sfreh fraasinF thu creek thrY
wefe followed hY the aeEs "a within
fhrve mlIss % Palace Camp
There the trail WAa completely
lost Later enc footprints ~ Law.
renee Mhek and ihase ~ bis hound
SER discovered further dnen the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

have not been for two years. !
went on In a deeper whisper
NY soul. this u marvellous. !" ne
exclaimed n low tone
you are" continued, IN ny
natural voite. about 70 beetma
engaged - the woman who under
mined your happiness. II this not
SOP
He did not utter a word for
fHu minute. nor could I articulats.
Then / felt both my hands seized,
was drawn forward imperatigelY
into HOrry's arms. bis lips wers on
mine We kissed wildly msnt
times then he said ia q shaking
voice
You humbug. siby1. darling
on. Olive. OlfYei"
Isn't everything all right now =
I soOthed
Yes. yes. bat those wasted years
"
But was fiawiessly happy--ths
past was only a memory. ! told
him Co. lie gave a tender laugh
THAT IL the way Of maid be
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
PERSUADED WIFE
TO LEAVE HOME

The complaint which Is for 40
900 damages. for alternating The af
fectiona OF the plaintiffs wlfe. a.
legon that the plaintiff ard bis
wife, Emma Haedef. had been mar.
ricd for more than 10 years. and
had always been happy and con
tonted until Mfs Reedef met
Stanley.
The latter. II charges. b. costly
gifts and giving Of money 70 Mrs.
Raeder. and continual persuasion
AZ well a. promising 10 marry her
N she left ReodeF. finally induced
her "a leave her home aud sue the
plaintiff for divorce
Stanley. who II Il man ~ over 20
years 81 age. 10 gld0seT ana
owns considerable real estate In
addition 90 being the owner " d
large hay. grain and feed store
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~ Lysia o.. rsastsr.

I went down 10 nolinbroke wheB
the time came. but Il vas trying
for I had not been near the place
since I broke my engagement With
Horny Trenton
You zee. had done this beeanss
Hofry's father had grumbled about
his sons blasted prospects ever
tlncs our engagement. 40 ! retorl-
ed wiih some Wild words and then
parted fIfiousiy with poor Horny
That was the reasoz Bolinkbfok
was well nigh impossible 10 visit,
bat Peggy DAILY begged me 10 eoms
and help with a church fair She
assured me that ! could avoid the
neiingbfoke people easily.
\ am going 20 have a fortune.
tsilsrs tent, she said. and ]
sant you % tell fortunes by I'm.
precision. just a. yon used 60 for
fun Don't you remember"
Yss. and then7'
You will be IN a dark room and
| will label you the seventh daugh-
ter ~ aomnthinE --
At a church fair
Well. wasn't religious piliaEe
nncs considered holy she de-
mandrd besides. she resumed
airiiy 4 wili tell you bits Of
news about the people thar viii
aid you 10 touching them eff
There's Frances Pillow. for exam
pie. who's supposed 60 be engaged.
ef nearly "a 90 Horny Trenton-
on. beg your pardon ia quite
forgotten Tor the moment
Don't mind met ! pridef my
sslf that mY sarcasm hid my pain.
Anyhow sou had bstier hear
the gossip from me She il bis
cousin. the cause Of the misunfsr-
standing between you and lIofrY
She bad money. and persuaded
Papa Trenton that IoFry'h pros.
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DEATH Rucoso

Deaths were registered TODAY a.
follows
orno Y. Ono. e.. Nay e. as
Providence hospital
smith William Smlth 90 Ma
e. al ssis isth Az south
Applstnn Frank Appleton g
May "a At seattle uensral hoe
pital
fiowmau James ~ hnNman. g..
NAY IS. az York station
Johnson Richard G. Johnson. 81
Ma 80. &C ISIS itth az north
ueeh, Wesley Heeht I. MAJ =
al eii iith AZ
SPARKS zsiia Sparks 1t. May Is
At Seattle General hospital
Alexander EilFa Alexander 81
Mas -. ~ rs 18th ~
Newman Fanny Newman. 8.
MAJ -. a. ueorEetowu
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nlfths ~efs registered today Sc
faiisas
MaHch A. 1lt sth a. 4 Ma
Is - vife u Michael Msllch a
daughter
tehtinsr At ballard. NAY -. to
wtfs - sam Isshtihgr. 4 saa
krftnn A. la0s seth - s Ma
= % wtfu ~ Rubeft kerfnn. q
daughter
Mcdonald Al .if Leuora street
Ma g. 20 aife ~ William NJ
funatd q daughter
autirdEs A. az Blanchard Ma
a. 70 wife af willlAm naiiedFr.
daughter
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FEAR ONE OR BOTH
ARE DEAD

creek They raiaed a doubt a. 70
LlndsaYa safety. friends fearing
that ha Waa overcome Nith heart
d.asaae. % which be was a sufferer,
an dthAt che hos was left alone
Others conjecture that the lnat
pair. facing starvation. would NH
and drFuur the dog
The boys mother and father. vho
tive here. ARE distracted. Lindsay.
ths school teacher vas very pop
uiaf IN Falffaa. and the toen seems
wrapped Id gloom. though his death
rahHai b. a certainty unfii The body
81 found The HearehsHa have
worried night and day and many
reiafn "a town lu a stats o. col
lapse from their efforts.
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lIEF FOR HUSBANDS THIS YEARS
GOWNS DON'T BUTTON DOWN THE BACK

Joy - ths waff# the m4ilsniam
e. aa fha etna
raef aeeuffaaasn hsnnsr kea
hubby ray once score rafss hiH
head ffam ths Dust ~ shame Whsrc
rsala waman has fetHgHtad g
For wtfirs Rpwn 30 logger bat
tors aawn thr hsek
Thfs faf-rsaeHfas rsfoeHa was
trouHHa ahouf ~ taa ursssnsakers
Hffl sf# - America ras society
SAYS thaf fhe Eunu wilh buttons IN
front T. tHf uutF possible Thing
far the fafHiouaHlf dressed wanau
90 fsaI Tbs likewise anEliss 10
tnr ahfffw alstaeHaH tH she rfssas
boo o. al raus nbaut 80 fssuit
% ere a8rIetFs Huf3nw cons Hntiun.
The society decides on ths rules
ard regulations ~ dress fsf each
season There mHst Do e change
each rsat uffsfRtss tssf fsafs
anen Hauid DO faf tfls season
Ard that mauid maan starvation 60
ttn Hrrasmakers When ths society
NET few days $50 40 found itself
almost eehausfrd ~ apFthfuE tp
change Then soue enc Thought 70
ths battaus
The fressmaksrs society created
ore other startling Innovation TniH
e. fhs fania fire nahtHing change
street sud party gowns
IN one firk ~ lambs tell the
gown cas- be transformed - any
lime o. anY place. from short
Hktrted street affair into the most
elaborate. IONS tailed ball costume
ones heart could Hfsh for
The train o. detachable. When on
the street miIadf carries the train
ir her pocket When she suddenly
thinks - mat forgotten party en-
rarrmant she just whiaks fnt1 q
d1rrwav. pulls aut the train from
the aIIstrark. ard couples if on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
MAIN rHIgvEs BRsAK IN.

n4nght ssehea the ucon dsk pass behind he minac
- sna Mosque % the seps aud
80 o. els silver ON the other aide Tar
- IT, caught sight aud again as rope
Ara htmaeh Int the courts he worked hs
NJ Quick and eatikV hh wiry dropped lightly
here caisd height there Until
- the slfeet Siiihk moioniess
srsk nare,oaed hf wore onY pair ~
twisted aheut hs feH The moonlight PLAYED
IL e bis sn9ple body and Engea efrseen
Nr ii. Arab kue directly Opposite
- Fer secoad hr slood mafiuness then Ike flash
esa as psfapei ef the house. snd disapp~aredc
erssk IN HAKpERs
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n. A. STANLEY SUED FOR sioe
900 BY HUSBAND or MRS.
EMMA RGEoER. WHO rs
SEEKING DIVORCE.

Some startling charges of break.
ing up a family aud Inducing a
faithful wife. BY ahoWorinE eHpen'
hive gifts upon her. 10 leave her
home and bring q suit for divorce
against her husband. arc made ia
suit which was filed IN che 81.
pefi0f court yesterday BY David &.
Heeder q painter. through his a..
torneyA. Peters a Carr. The dc.
PENDANT IL Henry A Stanley. a
wealthy feed dealer on Ninth ay.
near I-anora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
PRIZE FOR MAN WHO CAN
SELL CERTIFICATES

The local COMMITTEES q the Chris
tian nndeavof sneieiy has deter.
mined 90 iuaasurate q contest 70
stimulate ihs sale uf the certificates
FOR tire convention A ikfKs stick
riH 9Th The initials q = engraved
and 81 siih pure sold nuAssta VII
be- Hifra The prraun q the society
" 10 aaeenrda IN selling the largest
uumhef " certificates 10 che con
ysntlun between Hus and July 10th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
LITTLE STORIES
,-s PLACE WHERE rss NOON WAS TORN FROM TIL
Us

- ptAcE WHERG THg NOON WAS TORN FROM rHG
- EARTH.
!, Harpers Professor Pickering Harvard
:. sesn sf lie holds uoon was originally
- II IL. AMID OFT when nshaous condition
- : psat somewhere IA Wat cali the Pacific
~ ,rasils II shis uteteatnE
here suKetsted that continents aud
eIs ID thea ghe mafe
H Asts thsn have ever belufe placed credit n
- Aaa not formed al All n e bad carried The
-. 4 the terrestrial
neaans. eaae
80 Venus Al present time could then hardly
- advanced hssund tho Intelligence present dsspsea
4 ~ other hana The had been fraction
.~as halk Il bad beea little larger H.
s~s pond greatly diminished nun
- ieeinated o lands ovsrpopuiaiedH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
MOS AFTER
a FyEND

cries Of elynch him" we're repeat.
cdlF made
Officers surrounded the prisoner
as he WAS taken from the patrol
wagon. and threatened "a shoot
into the crowd. aud fluaily forced
thcm hack.
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tip. one inch larger than any ever
before shipped from the . Rocky
mountains
The head Il valued AZ 81 900 BY
Mr. Foley. Who secured Il While
hunting IN Wyoming two years
ago
II IL beautifully mounted and
gives a good idea Of how majestic
the animal must have looked when
alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

The iiiinola club wili meet -.
night IN the Hnlroke building al :
o'elnek 10 discuss plans for attend
iuK the ground breaking exercises
~ the Alaska Yukou- Pacific expo
sltian on masae The officers urge
ever mem Der uf the club and cverY
former resident ~ Illinois 10 b.
present either a. the meeting To-.
night or az the exposition grounds
SATURDAY
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~ {. cAsrrtou ,rrorSrEn.

The announcement i made BY The
Pacific Coast company that On
June IL. u { Canicioe wiil -
appointed general freight akent II
4aa Francisco. in place ~ ~
Coonef Transferred Mr. Cooper
wili siiil BE- sith the company Al
Frisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
TACOMA
WINS

Thls mornings ball game q, Tas
euma eas VOC BY the Tapurua RI
gers ever puKs siwaaaes 10
The TiFrrs started the scoring 10
tks first inninK in the second oas
more sas added IN ths fourth In
nina things aefe made lively BY the
nuEisss A fusiiafs ~ hita connect
81 with errors ~ Nike Lynchs
warriors fisd the score Things
iuoked bright after their little rally
hug Con Walsh. who Naa on the
slab for Dug. weakened and IN the
next two innings allowed the Tigers
70 score two more runs This 81.
tsrnoan the teams are playing ~
Athletic park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

Harvard university nuw has n
Haatan offtes. ~ 500 state street.
wifh a. rf wells. 81 ~ charge
lie wiiI hereafter be- IN charge as
editor ~ ths Harvard nHiiefiu. the
organ ~ che alumni association.
though hta Ineumhrncv will not diHs
turb tho managing editor ~ the
maFaFIne in Isis position Mr. wells
wnI also hava tho editing OF the
auInquanutaf catalogue. which has
heretofore been published by the
university Itself
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..,,.e. reieaFaRs serstvetf
,eN yORk. MAY 30 Two thou.
.o,ale hcsicEed The police
! tAs hcarins 81 te0u era.
.ss Is accused - attacking
..araia Memie iRuh aud
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was made In days J hour and e.
minutes
The Adrlatle has many modern
improvements. including a gymua-
Hlum. Turkish bath and swimming
pool. but DEL not furnished as lavish
lF na Some lIuera, simplicity and
comfort hoinH atmsd at She ia i2a
frat iu length and hor gross ton
naHe o. $4,000 She was built at
ueIfast aud cost tg.,b0,01f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
BIGGEST ELK HEAD

tssHtsIs stars Exclusive s~rsies.t
OMAHA. Seb. May 2s.--Ths
magnificent elk head recently re-
ealFsd BY 7. J Foley and on sH-
hibition ia his place 81 business
measures 90 inches from tip 20
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Sunday Excursions

wild roses az Pleasant Beach:
rhndodendronz AZ Charleston and
Sidney Haltleshipe Oregon and
Wisconsin. training ship Philadei-
nhla. mammoth dry dock and tor.
pedo boats Al. the United States
navy yard One % the most picfur-
eaaue trips on the sound Boats
leave pier ak times daily. Round
trip 90 cents as
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A new city hall was discussed laat
nlrht az the Chamber Of Commerce
bv the Joint committee Of local or.
gauiEations bat no definite action
vas taken
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iDrE 70 ARRIVE

The Koemaa' liner Ammon anf
the North western compauy'H Sara
toRa ara 6us 70 arrive within the
net 20 hour
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METEOR ARRIVES.

The steamer Meteor. chartered bY
the Pacific Coast company. has ar
rlvEd ln nnrl
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building contractors all over the
northwest are demanding curpcn=
tiers. brick aud stone maHuuH. plaa
tercrs. paper hangers and electrical
workers a. wages ranging from
gl.50 ~ $3.50 for eight hours work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

sTAHsuins ron nnENr lind
sAN ND IAwnEN,E atefs
TIngt.tsss, mt HAVE ItTrtL
nort--aAN HAVE nEnN NJ
NoIHTp ~ uoas
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seattle stars rse elusive ser,iesl
NEW YORK. May a3--The big.
Fcst passenger steamship in eom-
rnirslon tu tho world. the NdfIstic.
81 thr white star Tine. arrived in
p1rt far the first time iHat week
nla brought goo cabin nnd fNoe
afraraas UaaafurgfH Tho prew con.
HIgfu 10 $50 MON Tire triU If Hspp
miles from Queenstown. Ireland
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
HOUSE c .NCURs
IN ARMY BILL
Briaadier-Generals Who Served
in Civil War to Be Retired
as Maior-G Generals.
as Maior-Generals.

WASHINGTON, February Gloon
ference reports were agreed to by the
House to-day on the rivers and har-
bors appropriation bill and the Grim,
inal appeals bill. The House concurred
in the Senate amendment in the armS
bill providing for the retirement OF
certain brigadier- generals who served
in the Civil War, with the rank or
ma or-general.
The President returned to the House
without his approval q bill for the re-
lief of j. w. Bauer and others grow
ing out of their failure to make re-
turns for special tax as retail duties
on oleomargarine.
The House adopted the conference
report on the naval appropriation with
the single exception of the amendment.
relating to the naval training station
at Port Royal, S. G. AIR Patterson, of
South Carolina, moved to- recede and
concur in the Senate amendment, but
the motion was defeated, and the House
further insisted ona It's disagreement
to the amend mcnt in question.
The ship subsidy bill was debated
throughout the day, and at the night
session, a still further extension OF
one hour having been agreed to for
general debate. the extra time to be
taken at the session tomorrow AZ
6 O'clock the House took a recess until
s o'clock tonight and the discussion q
the bill continued until II o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
ATTORNEY GENERAL
TO GIVE OPINION.
Will Say Whether or Not South
Carolina Has Violated Irnni-
grafton Law.

+ WASHINGTON, February 27.-The
failure OF Secretary Straus Of the De-
partment OF Commerce, TO make direct
response TO the recent inquiry OF the
House as to whether the alien laborers
who had been takan into South Carolina
as tbs. result of Ne efforts Of Commits
sicner Watson. OF the State. were law
fully landed. will probably result in an
official opinion by the Attoney-Gencral
on the subject. When the Secretary's
reply was received 1t was found that he
had simply forwarded a copy OF deci-
sion by his predecessor, holding that Mr.
Waston had not violated the contract
labor law, but Representative Gardner.
author Of the resolution Of Inquiry, took
prompt exception to this response, con-
tending that 1t was not complete in that
1t failed to treat the question as con-
nccted with the Immigrants themselves.
The Commission on Immigration then
presented a request to the President that
the matter be referred to the Attorney
General. This request has been granted,
and it Is understood that the matter will
be promptly taken up by the Depart
ment OF Justice. It is said that extern
slve preparations for the importation OF
laborers into several States have been
made az a result Of the ruling of the De-
partnent of Commerce In the South Car.
DINA case. and It is asserted that many
OF these imported laborers, while ostens;-
bly, imported to work on Southern farms,
are in reality destined for the North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
DANIEL BILL
PASSES SENATE |
Ii Authorizes Trustees to lSc-
ccivc From the President the
Nobel Peace Prize.
HEAVY FINE FOR s sHANG {: HAIING
despite Mitch Clarnor the Missis-
sippi River Appropriation
rs Cut Down.

IVA s,t,INt;TON, February 2I.--Afler
,,stoni,,y ia an argument by Senator fat-
tar.or Of Colorado. in favor of govern
,n.,,t n,ynrrshtp or railroads the Senate
day agreed TO the conference report
mn rlic river and h;Lrbor appropriation
bill. ,t,..
Protests were rigorously made against
4he reduction from S65O00O TO s25o,ooo oI
thr amount for improvements in the
Mississippi River between caro- ana ana. ~
Iouis. by Senators Hopkins. Cullolh.
Stnne Alison and OvcrTnaIl. The smaller
amount prevailed.
.rhc Senate passed without discussion
the Daniel bill establishing the foundlap-
ton for the promotion of Industrial peace.
1t authorizes a board OF trustees TO receive
from President Roosevelt the Nobel peace
prize as the nucleus OF n fund 10 BRINE
together at Washington periodically, rep
resentatlves OF capital and labor to dis
CUES labor problems.
The eXpatrIaton bill also was passed.
1t authorizes the issuance OF passports
to persons who have declared their in
stcntion or becoming ctizeng OF the
United states and have lived In this
country three years. and who wish to
visit countries other than the one of
which they are native. Such passports
are good only for six months.
The bill fixes the status of Ameri-
can women who marry foreigners. and
foreign women who marry Americans.
In the latter case the citizenship of
the wife is retained during coverture.
and as long as she continues to liv..
in the United States. An American
woman can regain her citizenship after
her marriage with foreigner ter
inmates, and she makes the proper
al thprnfOr The bill nrOVideS
that Il naturaliZcd citizen Of the United
States. who goes abroad and resides
for five years. shall be presumed to
have abandoned his American citizen
ship.
The Senate passed a House bill to
prevent shanghaiing The bill imposes
fine of $1,000. or Imprisonment for a
year. or both, for the violation of the
law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
HOUSE ACCEPTS.
Will Attend Jamestown Expo
tion-Senate Also Invited.

WASHINGTON. February 2T.--Thc
House to-day accepted the formal invi-
talon CT president Harry st. George
Tucker, ct the jamestown Exposition.
TO attend the formal opening of the
iercentennial of the settlement OF
jamestown on April 2s, 1907, and
adopted a resolution offered by Mr..
MAYNARD, of Virginia. that ten Seha-
tors and fifteen Representatives OF
the Iifty-ninth Congress be appointed
to attend the same.
An Invitation to the Vice President
ana the Senate to attend the opening
on April 26th ScSt of the Jamestown
Exposition was received to-day from
Pre- sidcnt Tucker, of the exposition
company, It was read to the Senate.
but no action was taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-28
GENTRY ARRESTED
ON GRAVE: CHARGE |
Warrant Sworn Out Charging
Him With Felonous Assault.
on Youns. Girl.
U. M. BLAND ALSO IN CUSTODY c j: roo
Fifteen Old Girl From
Buckingham Alleged
Victim. ss
u. M. BLAND ALSO IN CUSTODY

w. T.. Gentry. a former policeman OF
Richmond, is in Jail and will have to
answer the charge of felonious assault
upon Josie Robinson, a fifteen-year-old
girl, who came from Buckingham county
Tuesday to visit her sister here.
u. NJ. Bland. head of the Bland De-
tective Agency in the city, Is also ar
rested in connection with the case, and
is charged with being dsorderly on the
street. and with carrying concealed a
weapon. He, too. is In jail
The warrant charging Gentry with the
crime that, II proven, may send him to
the penitentiary or to the galows, was
issued in Police Court yesterday morn i.
Ing by Justice Crutchfield 1t was af-
ter partial hearing Of the charge against
Bland that Justice Crutchheld took this
action. The arrest followed Immediately.
The case was continued until the 9Th
of March, and Gentry and Bland were
committed to JAIL They could not fur
nish security sufficient for their release
Bland may be released within a da;.
or so, but Gentry will likely remain IN
his cell until he is either proved inno-
cent or convicted of the serious charge
against him.
Josie Robinson, a young girl. cam,
to Richmond from Buckingham county
on Tuesday She wanted to visit her
sister on Federal Street. When sho
alighted from the train she Is alleged
to have been met by either Bland or
Gentry, who offered to take her to
her sisters home. It Is charged that
instead OF being carried to her sisters
home. the girl was subjected to I'M
proper treatment.
Justice Crutchfeld.sin continuing the
case, Indicated his purpose to have a
| thorough investigation.
Gentry was formerly on the police
force. but four or five years ago re-
tired. and for several years has repre-
sented himself as a private detective'
About two years ago while posing
| as a detective he accosted a yQun
man from Petersburg one night IN IN,
front Of the post-oftice. and nttempte.l
r. arrest or question him. The young
ION that when the conductor or a pass
INC car pulled him off Gentry had9
hinody face. The assailant was arrest
cd and acquitted. his action being 1ustl'
| fed and Gentry was reprlmanded
Since then he has been playing the role
of detective. i*