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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
A ROMANTIC WEDDING.
Mir. McCarty and Miss Bolton Elope to
 Meridian

MT. McCarty and Miss HOItOn EIoDe to
 Meridian.
 Demopolis. June 26.--(Special) )---I.. B. McCarty and Miss Minnie Ruftin city Wednesday night and went to Me- ridian and married.
 The ceremony was performed in the parIor of the Southern Hotel with only O. S. Ulfner and a few guests witness ing 1t, aDr ] D. Jorfes, pastor Of the First PresbytetI&n Chufeh of Meridian performed the eSfeni oiiy. q se5g stc Mr: Mecaftyai is the son ot Mrs 2. sE ton buyer of this city. The brides fa- thAr, J. J. Bolton. Is among the most prominent and respected citizens. Both young people are quite popular in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. McCarty left shortly after the ceremony for Birmingham where MT. McCarty has accepted po- sition,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
nantl, of NTrn. xVInrn,

Huntsville. June 26.-~(Special.l- l-- Mrs. M. B. Wingo. aged 6l years. died Thursday morning at her home in East Huntsville, after an illness of several weeks Nervous prostration was the cause of death. Mrs. Wingo is surviv- ed by her husband and six children. The body. was taken to Belle Buckle. Tenn. today for interment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
MIR. HAwKINs DIES IN SELMA.

sueeumbs to- Injuries Received on .
 Hand Car.
 Selma. Jsine 2e.--tepeeial.l--C. H. Hawkins. A young man died at an in frmary about o'clock this afternoon- The remains were shipped to Searcy' where they will be interred Hawkins was the. young assistant section foreman of the gang on the Louisville and Nashville who was thrown from hand ear about two weeks ago and had his back broken. After the accident he was brought to Selma for medical attention but from the nrst 1t has not been thought that he would live.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
Funds for sIonument .

Newark. N J. June 2s.--A movement has been started in Essex County where Grover Cleveland was born. to raise fund for a national monument to his memory. Several of the most prominent citizens of the State have been interviewed on the subject and have expressed desire to be among the subscribers to such a cause. With in the next few days it Is expected that a committee to take charge of the fund in New Jersey. will be appointed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

the principal strseis a few weeks ago and stabbed Miss Lester Schoiz. an- other pretty young white woman, has been bound over to the grand jury m the sum of s20a. She was tried in the Police Court, Judge Feagin nearing the teetfrnony
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
Returna to oxster nax,

Oyster Bay. N. F.. June 2s.-Presi- dent Roosevelt returned from Prince ton at s:02 p. rn.. tonight where he at- tended the funeral exercises of ex- President Cleveland.
 Leaving Princeton at 6:2o o'clock. th . presidents special on the Pennsylvania Railroad reached Jersey City at 7:22. Governor Fort of New Jersey had ac- companied the president and the presi- dent and governor left the train to- gether. bidding each other goodbye at the station. the president boarding the tug Lancaster for Long Island City.
 The trip from train to pier was through crowds of commuters. As the president passed. the men in the crowd silently uncovered and MT, Roosevelt responded in kind.
 The tug conveying the President started at 7:so o'clock for Long Island City where the president boarded an- other special train for Oyster Bay.
 A warm greeting was given the exe- cutive by throng of passengers at the Long Island City depot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
smnIl Fire in Selma.

Selma, June 26.--tSpecial.)- )--Ftre burned the roof from two cottages near the Cawthon cotton mill this afternoon. The department responded to the alarm promptly and saved the adtoin- ing cottages from being burned. The cottages belonged to the Cawthon cot ton mills and the loss will be about eTnn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
DEATH OF MRS. cowLEY.
Announcement. shocks Friends of

bile Woman.
 Mobile, June -ee--eSpeeiaI. }----Mrs. William 0. Gowlay dted ats asalocAl in- frrnary shortly before noon otodaysz. Mrs oCoRsJeyis ilness, had sbeen of considerable sdhratton.i but her condition was not regarded as critical until a few hours before her death. The announcenent came as a shock to her many friends in the city.
 She was native of Park Hill, Cam ada, and is survived bY her husband, two sisters. Misses Kate Leonard and Eleanor Leonard. and a brother, John u. Leonard, all of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
oBERKIRcH NOT ARRESTED
Former Market Clerk of Mobile is 1
 Baldwin County.

Baldwin County:
 Mobile, Jdne l26.%-FSpecJal )--The warrant against--chaFles W. Ober- kirch for 7ennbazzlling funas eR clerk ,of the city markets has not yet been served, Mfr. oberkireh went te Bald spend the summer with his family there He did not come to Mobile to- day nor has there been any move, so far as can be learned, to have him ar" rested in Baldwin.
 His friends say as soon as he learns of the warrant against him he will re- turn to the city and surrender, and the police believe that that Is true.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
r,.,,..,tn--sIssop MoFaii Trenton;

Eighteenth--Bishop McFaii, Trenton; Father Lshy, Princeton.
 Nineteenth---Represe of the Equitable Assurance Society.
 Twentieth--Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Boston; Mir. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin. Boston.
 Twenty-first--Mrs. Junius Morgan. Miss Sarah Morgan. Mrs. George B. Mcclellan. Mrs. Henry Satterlee.
 Twenty -second-Mrs. A. D. Russell, Mrs. Howard Mcclanahan. Albert D, Boyden.
 Twenty and Mrs. George Armour. Princeton; Mrs. Cleveland H Dodge. New York; Mrs. Bayard Henry Philadelphia.
 Twenty-fourth---Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Colgate. New York; Charles R. Crane Rodman Glider.
 Twenty -hfth--T. s. Bissel. D. R. Bacon. H. H.. Topkyan.
 Twenty y-sixth--Mrs. H. Garret. Mrs Horatfo Garret. Baltimore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
MRS. KNOWLES DEAD.

Aged Woman of Pensacola Passes
 Away.
 Pensacola Fla. June 2e.-.( tSpecial.) Mrs, Annie Knowles, aged S3 years, and one of the oldest residents of Pen sacoia, died today after a lingering ill- ness. of Az oldest and most pronlinen falni- lies of the city. She is survived by several sons and daughters in this city T'he funeral will be tomorrow .>.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
NERVOUS WOMEN

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
 To quiet the nArves. relieves nausea. SICK headache, and to induce refreshing sieeps
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

Temperature is Higher But Doctors
 Not Alarmed.
 Tuscaloosa, June 26-fSpeciaD 1.-The condition of Jpdgs Js J. MayfieIa who Supreme Court of Alabama Is not as Encouraging as 1t was yesterday his temperature- being somewhat higher than 1t was yesterday. ..-r cause for alarm, however. and his con- dition is not serious
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

Lou Harrison. Mayznie white. Bsrtie Mitchell. Rose Lindy, Della Elizabeth
 coursey: Lee Parrish. Lorena. Rnpis'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
LIGHTNING KILLS GIRL.
Mary Johnson, . Negro, Was Working I Tn FteIG

Selma, June s.--(special )~--Mary Johnson, a negro girl apout IT years old was killed by lightning while working In field on the Weeden place a few miles south of here this morn ing.
 The girl with many other negroes was working in the field when small cloud came up and flash of lightning followed The bolt of lightning hit the girl on the body near her shoulders Killing her instantly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
j. THOMAS SMITH KILLED.
Pumper at Mines Near Wylam Was
 Terribly MangIed.

Pumper at Mines Near Vivian Was
 Terribly MangIed.
 Birmingham. June 27.---(Special-)-- Thomas smith, aged 50 years. bumper in Mine No. 4, of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad companys mines, near Wylam, in the western part oL the e electrical pump, and the member was ground of and the victims shoulder was broken.
 Before losing consciousness. the vic: finn. turned off the power and stopped tha raachinery, He was picked up by the chief electrician in the mine, and died zbefore he could be gotten to me
 His funeral will take place Saturday afternoon from the Episcopal church at EnsIey. The deceased Is survived by his widow. Sszs2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
potter yvIll Take Charre

Mobile, June 2e.-(Special)- )--walter Potter. the newly elected plumbing in- spector, announces that he will take charge of the ofiics tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
Mobile Marriage L

Mobile Marriage Licenses,s .,,. Mobile, June 26.-(SpeciaL )--Licepses
 were issued today for the marriage of
 Fred Forster and Alice Mccoy, Reese Ashton and Annonie Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

q SOOA A4AAAA ~ 3 NANNT tor and got ointments and medicines but his face kept on getting worse until it got SO bad that no one could look at him, His whole face was one crust and must have been very painful. He scratched day and nj s.At until bis face sometimes looked Nike g raw piece of meat. I was nearly insane
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

PHONE TATUM,. q ROBINsoN-a5e For chickens. butter, eggs and all kinds of sea food, Including fresh and salt water fsn and crabs. We guaran- tee every article we sell and are pre- pared to deliver promptly. Special rates to Hotels, Restaurants and the Wh olesale Trade. Eggs, i5c Tatum & Robinson, 10 Monroe Street.
 Adv. < Q Ift <A~s stA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
JUDGE MAYFIELD's CONDITION.

Large Fancy Tomatoes 2Sc Basket. Yelverton'a Palace Market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

day and night. Then I took him to all the best specialists in skin diseases but they could not do much for him. He sometimes screamed with pain when I put on the salve they gave me.
 When he was two years old the eczema got on his arms and legs so that had to keep them bandaged up and made gloves for his hands so the nails could not poison him worse. We could not get 6 nights sleep in months and my husband and were all broken up. Then my mother asked why did not give up the doctors and try Guticura. So I got set and he felt relieved the first time l used them, the Cuticura Ointment felt 60 cool. He used to wake up and ask for Clti- oura to be put on when he itched so badly that he could not sleep, and he would say, 'Ohl Mama, that makes my sores feel SO goodp l gave the Cuticura Remedies a good trial and gradually the eczema healed all up and now he Is as well as any other chil- dren. He is now seven years old and the cure has lasted two months, 90 l think it will never return. l can't tell you how glad am that Cuticura did such wonderful work in our case and I shall recommend it everywhere. Mrs. John c. Klumpp, 30 Niagara St:, Newark, N. J., Got. IT and 22, l907."'
 A single sas oi outieura Remedies, eoaslstlng ef culcuEs Soap g5e9, Ointment geoc ene hesol- es,a xs9t !S9s A or Fs ,S SSse gs5 v & Ss ed of
 Srhslsd RTss' cuticurs BS6k on skiR DlssaauS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

-. i Miss Young Bound over.
 Birminghapas June. 26,--(Speeial. )--- Irene Young. a. pretty young white woman. who had diffcutty on one of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
BOY SCRATCHED
 DAY AND NIGHT
Eczema Began When a Tiny Baby
 and Lasted ' Years-Tore Crusts from Face Till It was All Raw Screamed with Pain and Could not SIeep-ThOugh Specialists Failed
CUTICURA EFFECTED
 A WONDERFUL CURE

"When my little boy was six weeks old an eruption broke out on bis face.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
Alabama River

First grand excursion. Montgomery to ASo- bile and return Proposed, leaving Mont gomsry July 9rd. ?. m Auspices
 H0FFldAN's ORCHESTRA 4 delightful vacation trip The erchestPa will give daily concerts and dances on board The steamer City of Mobile has been re- be it's initial trip. Tickets eio.00 for the round trip. including meals and passage, For further particulars apply to
 T H. MOORE. General Manager. Or c. E. HOFFMAN.
 Phone 20S&.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

left the city soon after the ceremony. Several photographers. in their eager ness to photograph Governor Husnes and other distinguished guests upon their arrival, refused to comply Witn fhe order of the kuardsden to fall back within the lines, and it was not until the troops rode over to the scene that they dealeted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24
Married

AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
+. Wright in West Gunnison, at >
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. their
daughter, Lora d. Wright and Mr..
Jesse Crooks were united in mar
rlage, Rev Webber officiating, using
the beautiful ritual Of the NJ. T..
church. The wedding was witness
ed by relatives and few intimate
friends. After the ceremony a sump-
tious wedding dinner was served.
The young people will make their
home in Salida where Mr. Crooks is
fireman on the D. * II. G.. News
Champion Joins the many friends in
wishing them a long aud happy
welded life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24
Easter Program at N. E. Church

The morning Of Easter Sunday,
Rev. Webber preached at 100
O'Clock and the choir gave two spec
ial selections. the Easter Hymn,
adapted from Novello, and Must
Jesus bear the Cross Alone. an
anthem by c \. lIavens in which
solos by Miss Coombs and Mrs.
Freeman were enjoyed. Miss Ethel
Combs sang the magnificent Easter
song Palm branches" which dis
played to full power the splendidly
trained voice with its rare purity OF
tone
Children of the Sunday School
gave the evening program, the
music being under direction of Prof
Franks, ana assisted by the choir
and the High School orchestra
Judge Hetherington is superinten-
dent of the school.
PROGRAM
The Orchestra PLAYED several numbers that
were well received.
sonshy School, We Lift Adoring Eyes to Thee
Rec. The Easter Message Geo summers
Rec. Little Children" Merle Webber
Song, Easter Joy. School
Rec, $50 Changed" Leland Webber
Rec, Easter Bells Elmer Bates
Rec, Uncle Pills Philosophy = Helen Downey
Song, "Our Culors True, Boys in Mrs Bates
Glass.
Rec. Fuss and Fret, Leola Bates
Rec. Faster Joy Kari Marshall
Rec. ''Disconteut. Helen Linton
Rec. Forget Not Him., Grin Pittser
Solo and chorus, What Manner OF Man is
This" Mary Dale.
Song, Lilies, Grace Berky and sister
Song. Our Little Deeds" School
Rec, Uncle Abpers Whistle" Nell Eastman
Song, Jesus Arose Seven girls of Miss Nef :
Rec. Tommy Prayer" liza Weber
Rec. r. even girls. followed by Lilies song
Rec Little Brsck Sheep" Helen Blackstock
Song. Wave the Palms. School
Address. Rev. Nebber.
Collection for Missionary purposes.
Closing song school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24
SPENCER
News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. April %

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. April %.
Al Haines and daughter went to
lola first OF the week
Mel Morrison and friend stop
ped over night Wednesday enroute
to Blue mesa.
Mr. and Mrs Barrows spent Sun
day at Powderhorn the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Shecker.
Miss Bertha Williams closed a
very successful term of school last
week. We hope TO have her with us
again next year, as she has done ex-
cellent work in our school. The fol-
lowing is the program rendered:
Instrumental Music, Miss Williams.
song by School. Spring Time.
Clock Song.
Concert Recitation, "Glsaness of NATURE
Recitation, Spring Time Fred Foster.
Motion Song School.
Recitation. Music Everyvhere~ Maud Eos
ter.
Music in the Air. song by School.
Planting Trees Leola Hay.
Star Spsngled Banner Song by School
Recitation, Voice of Spring" Silva Foster.
odd Kentucky Home, song by School.
Concert Rotation. The ChiIdren's Hour
old Folks at Home" song by School
Recitation. Going Barefoot" James Foster
Instrumental Music. Miss Williams.
Song by School. America.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24
9uWA 0RI q UleN
-: =: s.:z =

John Wh,pp aud >.Terln,enden,
Canty of the RasrAy Mountain Fuel
ccnpsny at NJ, Carbon we're badly
hur, Aoadav afternoon. The Bald
w1n tram had started down when
Just t.slo~ Wilson's bridge a car
cliwt,ed the ra,i turning over the
next two cars aad the coach Whirp
and Csntv were on the upper side
and fell throagh the loser seats in
to the top. Dave Iai'lante, a little
boy and lady with her baby were
on the loser aide. The little boy
wss q~i,e badly bruised and scratch
ed. sIso Brskeussn PeTchbsciser. The
lady and baby aud Lal'lan,e sustain
ed oaly slight inJurses.
All the Passengers were taken TO
GSHnison on the engine and Mr.
Csnty weat TO Denver that evening
Mr.. Whipp 1t ~ss discovered had
hbs Jaw broken ON both sides and
vss bruised on the hip and side
The injuries are exceedingly pain
fHl, II not dangerous. lie is being
cared for at the home Of A. BRAY in
Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24
Metks1ist Church Notes

Preaching at ] a. m. and 5. p. IN.
Morning subject, The Justice Of
God. Such questions a., is God
Just to create man and then punish
him for his SINS and Gould He
have made a man who could not sin?
will.be discussed 1t is hoped that
those who have thought that God
was cruel, hard and unjust will be
present.
Evening text, 81 have trodden the
wine press alone
Epworth League at : p. IN Miss
Katie Summers, leader.
Everybody cordially invited to al
these service.
$. \ WEBER. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24
Notice to Clean Alleys and Remove
Rubb;sh

Citizens and property owners of
the town Of Gunnison. Colorado. are
hereby notified that in accordance
with provisions Of the town ordi-
nances all rubbage, filth, garbage
and refuse material which is un-
slightly and a menace TO the health
of the community must be cleared
from vour lots. ALLEYS and surround
ing premises and removed from the
town Inc dumping ground Sc
cured by the town l. On; of public
view in the guIch eas; Of the stone
quarry on the right o., the road half
mile above the old Fair ground.
Anyone found dumping refuse in
any other locality will he prosecut-
Ell.
Iiy order ui the Town Board.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24

The question OF rumored estab-
lIshment OF certain houses Of i'll re-
pute IN West Gunnlson was discuss
ed and the marshal ordered to bring
proceedings under the ordinance if
necessary.
y large number Of merchants had
signed a petition to have the mar
shal serve as a night watchman from
nine till six. with the dav business
to be put IN charge of constables.
These merchants agreed to contrib
ute so mDath toward salary.
However, the council laid the matter
over till the next regular meeting
night, Monday, May 4.
Water was ordered turned into the
bitches as soon as possible and the
marshal was given instructions to
make campaign against the festive
TIN can and the ubiquitous manure
piles which ajoTn our streets and
alleys, while DIR HYATT agreed to
move on such typhoid and other in
fectIous microbes as the advent of
spring had tempted within our
boundaries.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24

Mr. j : McGlashan was ,eachInr
IN Ca-ile;oa-
Henry J. Lake went to Faeblo io
SPEND the spr,ng mon'hs
Roscoe CankliEg. the tams.s
View York politician, died in thai,
cstv
The '1Coant of Monte Crl..o'
Was played IN Gsnnison to a cro~d-
ed house.
r. II Wilson MAS appointed by
Judge Gerry A. eoart steaagrspher
Of the Seventh district
j. =. Piper closed hi. New Ing
land bakery aud grocery aud the
building 50 vacated Was occup.ed bv
II. c. Herr,ck.
@ W. Hamlin aud family left ior
Illinois MIR. IIaml,n Wa. among
our foremost merchants aud town
builders Of early days.
ID. j. McCanne was awarded the
contract for construction of the
water works at Delta aud sub-iet the
bailding contract 10 Parks A Co.
John R,.se purchased the bcttling
works and soda factory Of p. u
Guthell Mr. G. and family de
parted for their old home in Wis
consin
A. j.. Hyzer and W. A. Glllaspey
brought from Denver carload Of
pedlgreed Shorthorn bulls This WAS
among the first fine stock shipments
TO our county.
On his ranch north Of Gunuison
occurred the death Of Augustus q
Beibel lie had settled ON Ohio
creek in 1879 and was among our
leading citizens.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24
emo Clu
News-Chsmpioa Correspondence

TUESDAY, April p
The McNally livery business has
been moved to lola.
The little son of Fred Mayol has
been quite i'll with tonsillltis
7. II. Ashley Of Pitkin is doing
business IN our city quite frequently
Of late
Mrs Fred Borsum and daughter,
Mrs VIM. Corbett, were over from
Doyleville Tuesday.
Mrs c. +. Rigded came up from
Gunnison Monday TO receive eve
treatment at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Mccarthy, of
Gunnison, were guests "Wednesday
of DIR and Mrs. ". A. Ridley.
We are glad to report James Har-
mon much improved after several
days confinement with an injured
hip.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mayol have
moved ont 10 the Robson mill where
Mr. Mayol IS emploved as carpenter
and Mrs. Mayo a. cook.
Ohio City NAV have an odd Eel
lows Lodge in the near future Ef-
forts are being made to organize
with very tlattering results.
Daring heavy windstrom last
Wednesday the flag pole on the
school ground was blown dowa.
Several children were playing near
by but none were injured.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-24
OOLVIN GOES FREE. COLIING
AND CARVER CONVICTED
Diand Count M.ke. hs0..s, Convictns Boys CoIas
and CAre d M.da ed Aoquttins S. p. Cokm
d the kihng a Md Lewis. Two Ausr.aas.
Unco Jooo~.e - Joe Vodop;c Nov

District court was occupied dssiAG
the days lsst week IL WsAoss-
dav, THURSDAY and FRIDAY il -
trial Of Fred CoIiing aud EJ Csrssr.
two boys, who on the l9,h IL lana
SepteWher, near Crested ilweoR,
murdered the Italian section lssuos,
Louis q. Bruno. and came uNAr
killing Emileo Luchetti. his tsl1s~
workman There was am in -
tendance at court ON account II eAe
grucsoDe details of the murder cd
of curiosity 10 see the youihisl -
sassIns
Neither has home or motAog
Colllnz Z was but seventeen and C2r-
yer thirteen when the mur,lee Uns
committed Collings aged fseoDg,
= var veteran Of "a. who llss hsnn
work ing on the section near 1etlu-
ride was the only relative present.
The story Of the crime as brought
out by the state and admitted by
the boys has hardly found an equal
for hair raising blood thirstiness in
the annals of murder. The two
bows had been employed in the Cum
nison hayGelds They spent their
money aud started for kebler pass
saw mill to get work l,eating their
way to the Buttes on freight, they
got off three miles this side OF town
and walked in The next morning
they got into car to go to Floresta,
but it stopped because of slight
accident, a short distance out Of
Crested Butte and they undertook
to walk the ten miles About nine
o clock, meeting Bruno and Luchet-
ii they asked for food, and were told
to go to an abandoned box car,
which was used as cabin aud help
themselves. They did SO. Pred
open all the trunks and boxes. took
watches money and knives. beside
shot gun and revolver. Then they
went out and hid in the bushes
alongside the track About five
o'clock the Italians came nome after
the days work and were lifting the
handcar when the boys opened ire.
1t was bolt from the blue. The
first shot struck Luchetti, who fell
and rolled into the ditch. pretend
ing to be dead Bruno held up his
arms and cried. For Gods sake
spare NV life and I'll give Won all
the money I've got" But another
shot struck him and he started to
run. Cursing and shooting the
boys pursued him as they would a
wounded rabbit. They killed him.
the last shot blowing off the base of
his brain, so close was the gun held
From his pocket they took S57.
( The day before was pay day and
dragged him by the heels down INTO
the bottom, covering his body with
weeds and brush.
In the meantime Luchetti, who
had played "possum escaped by
running up the track and. getting
into a wagon, was taken to Crested
Butte where general alarm
called out the posse under the lead
ership of Marshal Pat Hanlon. The
boys went on to the saw mill that
night and the next morning to Mt
Carbon where they were captured
by Sheriff Watson who had been
phoned to be on the lookout. al
though Hanlon was close behind.
having found the body of Bruno and
taken up the trail
Nourse & Halderman were ap-
pointed by the court TO defend the
prisoners and called attention in
their defense to the obvious weak