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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-15
HOW THE FLEET
MANEUvERS HERE
FIVE ENTER HARBoR TOMORROW MORNING WHILE SEVEN DROP
ANCHOR IN RoADsTEAD AND FOUR GO TO LEE OF MAUI
AFTER ENTIRE FLEET PASS IN REVIEW OF SETTLEMENT
ON MoLoKAI-wIRELEss INFORMATION

The American Atlantic Datthp strong now within
of
morning passes the ook Ieper settle
squadons Kaaupapa be-
ing the first place in this Territory once
Between 10 o'clock the
the feet will divide as follows
LAHAlNA.
aeshps comprising third division will sweve Off
Ook to an anchorage under Maui Lahana
steamship Bucania which has waiting
Us Louisiana Flagship by Cap
s. Virginia commanded by Captain Alexander sharp
O Ms,o commended by Captain @ Charles W. Bartlett
COMING TO HONOLULU
feet will proceed direct from MolOkai
TO ANCHOR THE HARBoR
Those vessels which anchor off the
EAST OF HARBoR ENTRANCE
cBs Sac 1 a"sa9s Of Rear Admiral wainwright commanded
Nebraska by Captain Reginald F. Nicholson
u New Jersey commanded by
US Rhode Island commanded by Murdoch
WEST OF HAtBoR ENTRANCE
u S s. Illinois, commanded by Captain John Boyer
u s. s Kearsarge, Captain Hamilton Huthns
U. S s. Kentucky, commanded by Captain Walter Cowles
TO ENTER HARBoR
Flagship Admiral Charles Sherry COM
handing the Hugo Oerhaus Docks at the
Oceanic wharf where telephone communication city will at
u Kansas commanded by win dock
u Minnesota commanded by Captain VIII dock
the Navy wharf - NAp"A" "'i"m T. F0"eF VIII dock
Wisconsin (nagshp of Rear Admiral Schroeder, raa Nv
Captain Henry Morrel Will dock the street wharf
All today the
wireless
The steamships the Com
pan will tomorrow taking of eur
! - ~
The Naval station here 80 N sup
pyship
L
Fleet position eight twentyur degrees ten minute
hundred fftytwo
lulu hundred
thirty
third division Will LAhana
Second division will anchor Illinois Kea
sarge Kentucky will anchor Wisconsi
VIII enter Connecticut
Aaka street Minnesota at
Ships entering will except Ceo
Arethusa will sail
wi" stop at Page Pago the Ajax stop at suva Fill
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-15
A DoWNEAsT VIEW

The Providence, r. l., Evening Tele-
gram says:
These are days when cabinet officers
travel much and far. Young Mr.. Gar
field is now in Hawaii, studying the
problems there at first hand and telling
the people how to modify their ideas
from the viewpoint Of near and en-
larged national relations" And he is
Secretary Of "the Interlorl"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-15
ARRIVING.

Wednesday, July Is
S. S. Claudine, Bennett, from 1Ia-
wall and Maui ports, a. m
S. S. Kinau, Gregory, from Kauai,
4,40 a. m.
DEPARTING
Tuesday, July H.
s. S. Despatch, Kockeritz, for San
Francisco, p. m.
Am. bkt. s. G, Wilder, Jackson, for
San Francisco, p. m.
u. o. S. s. santa Rita, Curtis, for
Port Hartford, p, m.
o, S. S. Arethusa, Patton, for Laha-
ina.
Wednesday, July Is.
Br, s. 8. Bucrania CGnartered U. S.
collier), Tilsley, for Lahaina, p. m,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-15
NOTICE.

The election OF officers OF the Third
Precinct, Fourth District, Republican
Club, is postponed until Friday even
ing, July "a, at 1880 O'Clock
]. A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Third Precinct, Fourth Dis
trict, Republican CluD.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-15

There will be a dress rehearsal OF
the Mascot" tonight at 1880 at the
Opera House. .+.a.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
NEGROES WILL LiktlY
NOMINATE MATT N. LEWIS
Neqru Editor in Newport News viii
Probably be Named for Congress
in the First District.

When the negro Republican voters
of the First Congressional district
meet in Newport News next Wednes-
day it is undsrst that Matt n.
Lewis, the negro editor Of Newport
News, will be probably nominated as
the candidate OF his race for Con
gress. @'-
The convention Of the negro voter
has been called to select delegates
to the Richmond state convention to
protest against the recent action Oh
the Virginia Republican convention
In Roanoke In making the party u
"lily white" one. The negro voters
In Elizabeth City county have been
active and II is said among the best
known men in the race here that the
negroes are determined to resent tns
action of the white leaders IN the
marty. In fact it Is stated as lore
zone conclusion that the nomination
s Matt N. Lewis will be made and
that strong delegation will be sem
to the Richmond convention.
81 believe" said prominent negro
leader, to The Daily Press represent
alive, that voters Of my race VIII sup
mort Mr.. Bryan In the coming pres
jdential election, as they recosh'z'
that the Republicans have used us
merely for political capital :,
The Newport News convention VII
be attended by representatives OF tn
negro race from every county In the
First district.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
United states for the Eastern DIS
trict Of Virginia:
CLARENCE III. WiLDES, Who sues
etc. .~

THE PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORA
TIoN OF VIRGINIA, ct ais, i
To Whom it May Concern:
Take notice, that pursuant to a de-
cretaI order entered In the above en-
titled cause on the Goth. dav CT April.
1903, by the Honorable Edmund Wad'
dill. Jr.. Judge, wherein the nndersis'
cd was directed to ascertain and re-
port to the court:
First: An account of the assets OF
the defendant corporation, whether
the same he real. personal or mixed
including all franchises and privileges
held or controlled by the said corpora
ton.
Second. An account OF the approx
innate value of the assets OF the SAID
defendant corporation including fran
chises and privileges owned or con
trollcd by II.
Third. An account OF all debts.
claims and demands Of every charac'
ter whatsoever due and owing to the
said corporation with the appromcs-
innate value of such claims and dc
mands.
Fourth. An account Of all liens
binding upon the assets OF the SAID
corporation il any. their dignittes and
priOritics, If any.
Fifth. An account CT debts due ana
owing by the said corporation OF ever!
kind and character whatsoever.
, Sixth. An account Of tue dealings
-, ,r,,va,tirnv and rights and liza
bilities of the said defendant corpora
ton with all persons interested In the
design, construction and erection o!
! It's plant: the maintenance and opera
i ton of it's business and AFFAIRS IRON
the time of the formation of the said
compary to the time Of the taking OF
this account.
I will at II O'Clock on Monday
June lst.. 1903. at my Office. rooms 4o1
, and 4o5 Bank of Hampton Building. III
, the City of Hampton, Virginia. pro
coed to execute the said decretal or
der and take said accounts. at which
time and place all persons interested
are notified to be present and make
! die proof of their respective claims
| II for any reason the said inquiry ann
rcpcrt shall not be completed on tna'
day. the same will be adjourned from
day to day or from time to time al
| the same place. Or at such other place
as may be deemed advisable, until
| completed.
| May 8, 1903.
VIM. c. L. TALlAFERRO.
| 5.9.to6-l. q Special Master.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09

or.su.,e passns-ss,s II sspIrs CD
Rsts Drug Ssss. 'Psoss - VIZ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
Or. FRANK ". SHIELD
10 RUyF0R TREASURER
Announced His Candidacy Yesterday
for the City Election In June Of
Next Year.

Although the city election for mayer,
treasurer. sergeant and sixteen men,
bers OF the counsel does not occur un.
til June Of next year considerable IN
terest was created in political circles
yesterday by the announcement OF Dr.
Frank w. Shield that he will be a
candidate for city treasurer. Dr.
Shield IL at present the assistant IN
the ONCE OF City Treasurer DAVID
johnson and hai long been identinea
with politics, having for many years
served the county as the chairman OIL
the Democratic party. He has start
ed quietly en- his campaign ana Will
be in the fight to win.
City Treasurer Alonza A. Patrick,
who Is filling out his third term. will
again be an aspirant and he VIII sup
port his claim for reelection ~ the
excellent record he has had since be
coming treasurer.
/ There are quite Il number OF cahdi
dates named for mayor. but SO lar nc
one has announced himself. Among
the names associated with the nomi
nation are Mayor Thornton +. Jones
Councilman C. Vernon Spratiey and
Councilman w. W. Richardson. 1t Is
also rumored that Mr.. Il. l.. Galol
will likely aspire for the office again
This will be the first election OF q
sergeant by the people in Hampton. as
under the town government the ser
gcant was chosen ty the council.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
WANTS 10 RECOVER IS
ACRES OF LAND MERE


Through his attorney. Mr.. Fay
Collier, Cornelius Mani has institutes
a sui, In unlawful detaincr In the Ell
zabeth City Circuit Court against X.
Z, Jones Maui coateuds that JcneS
ID withholding from him strip 81
twenty FIVE acres Of land in Wyshe
6fstric, sad che case win probably b.
beard by Judge Clsrence W. Robinson
81 the May term OF the court.
Otker suits entered In the clerks
oflcc yesterday were: George WED
mar Brcwins Company VI. J. }. Lcea
ran. adminissrator of r. NJ Hastings.
Empire Dtstillirg Company vs. J. y
Loghran. administrator Z. N. Hast
,ngs. aa Cd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
Il Elhjle Fsi de CONSTRUCTION
I h lsung lla's Christian
sleaun Bsas Too Blgh
|6|lllliIi sEIflll FEATURES
~ pe,ns This the Building commities
- Aays Work Started IA
20 tslt.rs-Wiii Formally Award
= srest Ns.s Tussssy Atser.
Fesr slas submitted.

- listening to the reading of
H166 which were opened in the
ptSfy once Of the Young Mems
- TIA Association yesterday after.
The building committee adjourn.
6&th next Tuesday afternoon at
1e0tc3Dek when the contract viii be
Ionao1 b one Of the firms submit
J -.
- lids were above the appropria-
49, Il may be necessary for the
Sitlee to eliminate one CT Two OF
atures In the building plans. Tn.
- u accomplished I. cannot be
80 accurately who is the lowest
& fpur bidders. Mr.. e. r. Hollis
r tho lowest for the work as
fek n the plans and specilica-
- ne the four bidders and their
~ 4splfsclaw, main tp:iding. IS,
fsnnAsias. $2,iso, bowling alley,
6kkam heating. 1865; running
1sfS-total $i1.9s3,
H5charHyoq q Son. main build.
~; xsmhasIrm, 2,i:7; bowl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
,re picture Of tn. PROPOSED New Hampton

ing alley. $i,31S; steam heating, VI
SIS: plumbing, $S73; running track
$639.-total, $l2.281.
Alexander Weston, main building
$6,7T0; gymnasium, $2,i40; bowling al
ley, $1,754: steam beating, $!,7o0;
running track: $s50.-Totai, $tS.51i.
r. b. Tennis. main building. 81
322; gymnasium, $2,45s; bowling alley
81 .i1: steam heating, $l,536; running
track, $i4i.-Total. $4,000.
Mr.. Tennis offered a reduction oil
two per cent on his contract II award
cd the entire work.
The committee had estimated on
the construction costing about $lo
600 and for that reason 1t was decid
ed 10 study the bids before awarding
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
aamyloa HIgh School Defeated lew
port Isws nigh School al Baseball.
NslIoRs WEae ctelR.Y ou|PlAltD
Old Point Comfort College Defeated
Fox iii on the Latter's Diamond
by Score Of Il. to 2-Ath'et'es to
Meet Fort Y. IA. c. A.

The baseball team OF the Newport
lie vs. High school fell a victim to the
NtroBg mne OF the Hampton High
school OH New Park diamoud y"Ster'
day aftt rnoon to the tune of II to ).
1t was complete victory for tue
lIanpt 5pians, who clearly outplayed
the Shipbuilders at every point III
the contest. Beanie" Burbanks was
the man In the box and he was given
superb support by every player OIL
the local team. Powell Distinguish
Cd himself In the field. aud BrlttinS-
ham, as usual, was In good trim PC
hind the bat. The team work Of the
high school nine was most creditaDie'
A largo crowd from Hampton ana
Newport News Witnessed the battle.
Old Point Comfort College.
The mite Of the Old Point Comfort
College, accompanied by a large
contingent OF rcoters. went out 10
Fox Hin on hay wagons yesterday az
ternoon ard defeated the team OIL
that placs by the score Of IL to z.
Tn collegians showed up In excel
lon, form and although the score ap
pears one sided the contest was inter
estirg. A crowd of zoo Witnessed
the game. The cole CLANS were elat-
eli over the sportsmanlike treatment
they received from the Fox Hill team,
Az well as the reception accordod
them by the people OF that town.
Cleveland Harrison. a son OF Col
onel G.. r. e. Harrison. OF Fort Mon
roe, was used in the box for Ave In
nings by the collegians and his good
head work was commented upon by
the crowd Harrison is a coming
twirler. McCanm. in his usual soo'l
form, pitched four innings.
The college played Brown In righ'
and he distinguished himself by pull
ing down several long drives that
looked good for 60 and three bag.
grs.
Fox Hin got one man around the
diamond In the first inning and ths
second one In the seventh. With a III
tie more practice Fox Hih VIII be
most Formidable aggregation. John
son was In the box yesterday.
Game Today.
At New Park diamond this after
noon tho Athletics Of North End
noon the Newport News Athletics Will
play the Fort Monroe Y. M. c. A, IN
the series of the Peninsuia League
games. The game will be called Al
$50 O'Clock
The Franklin nine and the fos'
team Of Fort Monroe. which had ex'
pected to meet on New Park dia
mend. viii play on the Fort Monros
diamond this afternoon, hence the
change II the schedule.
Next Tuesday afternoon Old Poin'
Comfort College and the Hampton
High school win meet on New FAR
diamond. - zs-s- -. fssr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09

the contract. II may be that the
commit.ee viii decide to eliminate the
bowling alley and running track. II,
which event the lowest bidder would
have to be determined. -
Present when the bids were opened
we're President George A. Cchmeiz
Secretary R. Walter Lynch. and Mes
srs. N. o. Eackey, NJ. c. Ransone. JOAN
weymouth. c. II. HeWins. Charles
Helfelknges, and DR., w. II. Pearson
wKo arc members of the board Of dir
cctora q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
TO IaIk 1oMoasow.

pen,nsyss Baptist Sunday Schoos As
.sSsstsoo % Hear Aer. MeCsn
Rev. Mr.. Mccall % Chsrlo'fcsvihs'
xhc viii preach w the congregation
Of the Memorial Baptist church to-
murrow morning and EVENING. VII
also make an address before the Fen
inxsla Rsptis; Sunday School Ass"ci-
s'iro. whlch meets n the Mew"r's'
church al o'csuck IN the afternoon
Rev. NJ. Bzincs. of Scspor, views,
Is zrcehcr pf ts> men 10 be heard
a, the aftsrnovn meeting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
Mr.. Lynch 70 Preach.

Mr.. II. Walter Lynch. secretary OF
the Young Men's Christian Associa-
ton. will preach to the COMPENSATION
Of the East Hampton Methodist
church tomorrow evening, Inc pas
tor. Rev. G. w. Ray. will sing q soio
al the services. 3
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-09
UnissA B, MsrrfsQe.

Nr. A. Pen gasexn and Miss Em
ma Martin. of Rss'c. S~ttscr'and.
csiasinascd their eusseen-en, 81 fc1r
years by being gritty married At high
noon Tharxday. b. Rs. A. G. Hop
kinx. NJ tse r.rscrse- IN HAMPTON.
Nj JaeSxia q ccon~r'sd WITH the
Chams-sHr. Nr. and Mrs. Jaeseis
vul live n rbs~bus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
|, LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
 } . $+ ' = . . : . : .
Snow Flake as good Ms ever SIP. 90 to eyeryOnc-lrOmlinSOn X Knox.

Snow Flake as good as ever xl2.- 90 to eyeryOne-TomlinsOn X Knox.
 --WANTED--Nire, clean old rag at Graphic office.
 ax---Highest cash price paid for old feathers at Turner Bedding Factory, corner State and Twelfth avenue. Both phones.
 We have the sole agency for tht new 1909 Model Tourist Folding Go cart. See them only at our store TOmlinsOn < Knox.
 We have contracts With both rail- roads giving us exclusive right to so- lcit baggage on trains and at Union Station. Both phones 61. Pine Bluh Baggage Co.
 FOR SALE-The Bankrupt stock of the Pine Bluff Ice Cream Co.,. will be sold at public auction Saturday, F o'clock, noon, November 2S, 1905. Ralph s. Tredick. trustee. l124-ot
 The only moving, baggage and storage company in Pine Bluff owned and operated exclusively by white people Pine Bluk. Moving. Baggage and Storage Company Both phones 61. SSl I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
HAMILTON ENTERS
 PLEA OF GUILTY
Negro Who Robbed His Employer Heavily Fined in Three Cases
 Admitted His Guilt Before Justice Nhaot

Jim Hamilton. a negro, plead guilty to three charges of petit larceny in Justice l.. K Cheeks court yesterday and was fined heavily in each case. Hamilton was recently arrested for stealing some rugs, Curtains and other articles from the Teds<romi Furniture Company. where he was employed. He denied his guilt at first, but was jailed and on yesterday manifested desire to enter plea of guilty. Con- stable Frank Stewart confronted Hamilton with the stolen goods. which were recovered at his home When searched the negro had 8 gold watch which was stolen from the home of Mrs. Stribley in the East End some weeks ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
HITCHCOCK NAMED
 BY PRES-ELECT TAFT

New York, Nov. 27.--The Associ- ated Press is authorized to announce that Frank Hitchcock has been offer ed and has accepted the position of postmaster general in Taft's cabinet. This is the first cabinet position to be filled.
 He was the national Republican chairman, and as such directed the Taft campaign. It was the ability shown by Hitchcock while first as sistant postmaster general that first brought him to the attention of Presi- dent Roosevelt and MT. Taft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

FOR RENT--Cottage with mod ern improvements at 3o2 Elm street. Will rent by month, or if leased by year will make specially favorable terms. Tracy Mills, BIO Elm street or R. II. Mills .& Sons. 224 w. Barraaue street. 11-o5 Ct
 The only baggage company in Pine Bluff oN-ed and operated eXclus- lvely by white people. Pine Bluff Bag gage Co. Roth phones 61.
 Mrs. Fitzgerald will not visit the city unti! December IT. will display beautiful hand painted china at mod. crate prices. ii
 --s-OST-At the Elks Theater last night during the performance of the Hot Time Minstrels, q amethyst broach pin, mounted in gold. Finder will please return same to pr. ]. l.. Caldwell, at the Board of Trade.
 We sell Stewards Iron Fence, cheaper than wood, lasts a life time. spt cial price for 30 days on their Monarch style. which is an elegant design. Eagle Iron Works, Fifth and Tennessee street. Pine Bluff, Ark
 11-27 Ct
 FOR SALE CHEAP-For cash or on liberal terms, fifty-eight acres of land with good 2-70 saw continental system gin; one six and one five room house; seven smaller houses; one large barn; good store house and stock of general merchandise. Busi ness will pay net profit of fifty per cent this year. Apply to F.. M. Talia- ferro, at Arlington Hotel. 11-26 If The fire department was called to Mo- 310 North Hickory street early last night. A burning flue there caus- ed a scare
 The Weller Bakery Opens Today.
 Mr. Meyer Weller will open his bak cry at 424 Main street today and will be prepared to serve all his old customers and the public generally with the matchless products of his handiwork
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
The Order He Wanted.

Aleck Brown, q well known worE,', tailor In Edinburgh. was also q e!4a acter in his way. On one oecasion ,' city. and during an address given shabbily dressed speaker he ;'' qucntly called out. Order or,l,' when he thought the audience l,... interrupting by their prolonged ;H plause. After one of Aleck'S>outhr, >'' the speaker said. Will that gentle.n please inform me what kind of ore he wantS:"
 Oh" replied Aleck. quite undann ed. If ye pit it that way I'll talk al order frae ye for n .deceut suit ] claes "-Dundee Advertiser
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28

Born-Noy. 26th to MT and Mrs. George Morley. S27 Poplar street d fine boy, z-.-------.-. ---
 Snow Flake--SnOw Ftake--Thcy arc built and not stuffed. $l2.50. Tom. linsOn < knox.
 FOR RENT--Nicely furnished front room for one or two gentlemen Or married couple. Terms reasonable. Sl0 Main street.
 Highest cash price paid for old feathers at Turner Bedding Factory. corner State and Twelfth avenue. Both phones.
 Get set of buggy harness at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Go. for $9 to $15. you can't beat that in Pine Bluff
 The blast of winter is on us, visit HIS and let us make your home com. plete with q St. Clair Stove or Base Burner Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co.
 NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR GLAZING DONE. LET Nc. 'DANIEI-BAUGHMAN REPL ACE TOUR BROKEN WINDOW PANES BEFORE COLD WEATHER COMES. OLD PHONE soc. 1o-3o-1m
 Our stock is complete. the prices we give are right. and our services are prompt. Give us q call over the phonc-Old 332. Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Go.
 Jet the Pine Bluff Moving and Storage Co move and store your household goods. Up-to-date padded moving vans. Under exclusive man agement of white men We make a specially of packing household goods for shipment. Office Union Station Both phones e1.
 --LOST--A lady's gold watch and signet fob with old English s inside of watch case, engraved "J. R. to s. F." Lost between Third and Main and Sixth and Cherry. A reward will be paid for return of same to Mrs U. s. Ragan. No. 1103 West Sixth ave nue. 11-21-6t MEN WANTED QUICKLY by big Chicago Mail Order House to distrib- ute catalogues. advertise, etc, $25.00 a week; s60.00 expense allowance first month; no experience required. Manager. Dept. 50l, 3s5 Wabash Ave, Chicago. l1-21-et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-28
The Weller Bakery Opens Today.
BAZAAR NOTICE.

All the ladies who have finished their contributions for the Bazaar to be given by Trinity Church Associa- ton at the rectory December the Sd. please bring Or send them to the rec tory Monday or Tuesday and obligo the Marking Committee. 1l2S St
The Washington herald., 1908-03-15

Pittsburg March A-Unitcd States au-
thOriries, aided by four detectives. to-day
raided a counterfeiters' den at Braddock
and uncovered what is said TO be the big
gest and best-equipped den found in many
years.
While there are said TO have been about
twenty persons in the gang, two were
captured. and then only after bitter and
bloody fight Joseph Haas and John Fur
man are the prisoners
Flooded with Bad Dollars.
For weeks the vicinity OF Pittsburg has
been flooded with bad half dollars, and
Detectives Dillon. Lally. Hanley. and Len
have been working night and day.
Some time ago. they uncovered the den
at Braddock and hoped to round them
all. but to-day. fearing they were being
discovered, tie detectives decided to make
the raid and 'phoned for the United
states Secret Service men.
Operatives Walsh and Washer and the
six men, with drawn guns, entered the
place.
Make Hard Fight.
Has and Furman, with revolver and
a knife, made hard fight. but were over
powered and thrown into Jail
There were found S75S worth Of half
dollars boxed ready for shipment. and
hundreds OF coins lately made but not
boxed.
The limitations are said by the secret
service people to be nearly perfect. They
initiate the half dollar Of 1897, everything
save the small % at the bottom Of the
eagles tail being reproduced.
There were about 80 moulds and dies
found.