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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-03

distinguished senior senator should not
be returned: indeed, | know of no republic
can in our state who can fill his n gin
place in the Senate. We cannot win VIC
tories with discOrd prevailing in our ranks
and | respectfully suggest that We forget
our differences for the sake of harmony
and success.
THE republicans of Ohio should har-
moniZe at once. The mistakes should be
and those in our party who are
constantly engendering trouble should he
deposed. Machine politics seems to be
menace and a curse to both the great 20.
litical parties. These political agencies
are dangerous, unwise and in the end be-
come corrupt. If our state convention
made mistake in the selection of any
candidate-and upon this question I cam
not give opinion because my knowledge q
the fact is limited-then our party should
ask the candidate TO withdraw. People
are reading, thinking and considering in
this enlightened age and they cannot
easily be deceived and misled by the boss
and trickster
Regarding the contest in progress in
the thirteenth district. I am earnestly ~
favor of selecting delegates to the CON
gressional convention i'm the usual fair
and just way-through the agency OF
county committees or county conventions.
The method of delegating the power to a
few repub leans is. I'm my Judgment. I'M
just and, In our district. unprecedented.
THE congressional committee, IL could
advise. should reconvene and reconsider
its action. and thereby prevent dissension
and strife in the district. | am a cardi-
date Tor delegate to the national conver.-
ton on Taft platform, and will enter
the contest earnestly for the honor.
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HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
Alonzo Harris Charged With Steal
ing Mrs. Dryden's Jewels.

Charge with stealing 4 watch and pin
valued at $3.50 from the carriage of for
mer Senator John F. Dryden OF New Jer-
sey, while Mrs. Dryden vas out calling
the afternoon of March 4. .alonzo Harris.
colored. formerly employed at the home
OF Representative Dalzell of Pennsyl-
vania. was arralsned Before JuG,. ....i-
ball of the Police Court this morning Tor
a preliminary hearing. The accused man
entered a plea of not guilty. and after the
testimony of several witnesses was taken
the prisoner was held IN 5000 bond for
the action of the grand jury In default
o. bail Harris was committed to prison
for further disposition of the charges
against him.
Mrs. Dryden who was "A witness was
accompanied to the court today BY her
husband. and was upon the witness stand
for fully fifteen minutes. She stated thai
the stolen property had been given TO her
by her husband and was in consequence.
of greater value to her than tho monetary
worth placed upon II
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ASSOCIATION OF lAYMEh
ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE
ENSUING YEAR.
Two Washington Members Chosen to
Fill Responsible Positions.
List of Delegates.

The afternoon session of the Laymen s
Association of the Baltimore annual con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
in session in Hamline Church was brought
to close shortly after 3o'clock yester-
day. when the annual election of officers
TO serve during the ensuing year took
place The list Of officers selected is as
follows
President. Walter Kirwin: vice presi-
dents, Joshua S. Rawlings. William T.
Conn and DR. John Neff. Baltimore: John
w. Young. Frederick. Md: Arson S. Tay-
lor, Washington: recording secretary,
Thomas G. Deford: corresponding secre-
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New Models
i'm Corsets.

~ CR new stock of Domestic
ANO Corsets is perfect in every
w detail-in fit, form and
style; and these, together
with our Paris Corsets-models
made to our special order-give
us a stock that cannot be sur
passed, if equaled.
We recommend the following
domestic models:
Ideal Girdles batiste. well boned @, ao
finished at top and bottom with lace l.OO
Corset H Girdles. tape, elastics at O. ~
Corset HI batiste. low bust, short q, ~
hip, elastcs attached. Observation-Disclosures. pi'oo
+. y. Corsets. batiste. high bust. long ~
and bs . 1osssts gsss,s medium bas $Ioo
w. &C. COrsets batiste. medium bust q. M
long and short hip, elastics attached. Pi'oO
J. b. Corsets. batiste. medium bust. CT ~
long aud short hip, elastics attached. Si'OO
Third floor Eleventh st.
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Sale of Our ''Special''
Trimmed Hats at So.

~ ATURDAY there will be shown another attractive collection
VIZ of our Special Trimmed Hats, six dollars The
~ and individuality that expensive hats will
be found in special 5000 hats In instance have style
and quality been sacrificed Every of them
high standard of excellence
The style includes hats for all Street and
Dress Hats Toques elderly and handsome
children All Of the styles absolutely
the latest ideas in shapes and trimmings will be shown
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5000 for Choice.
Infants New Spring
Wearing Apparel.

@W%1 HILE we have as
VUlI sembled the finest
NN and daintiest OF inn
ported garments for
the little folks. we also have a
large and varied assortment Of
the most practica! sorts for every
day and general wear.
Attention is called to the fol-
lowing item in Outdoor Outfits
for infants:
Infants Outdoor Outfits, con-
sisting OF Cream Bedford Cord
Long Coat. trimmed with narrow
braid or ribbon. and Fine Null
Cap. tucked and trimmed with
feather stitching and finished
about face with fine ruching.
$500 the outfit.
Third door. Eleventh st.
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MR., MOUSER DECLINES
WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE, oW-
ING TO fAcT1oNAL TROUBLES.

Representative Mouser of the thirteenth
Ohio district gave out a statement last
night announcing that owing to the fac
tional troubles in the republican party in
that state he will not be a candidate for
denomination.
1t is understood that Representative
Bannon o. the tenth district may also de-
cline denomination on the same grounds.
Some other republican representatives in
Ohio who will stand for denomination are
known to be very dubious of reelection.
The situation in Ohio is admitted TO be
deplorable from republican viewpoint
and the democrats are in high spirits
number of republican newspapers among
them the influential Toledo Blade, have
bolted the, republican state ticket.
Mr.. Mouser's Statement.
In his statement given to the press. Rep
resentative Mouser says:
I'm view of the dissension in the ranks
of our party and the prevalence of fac
tioual strife, it seems only fair to my
friends and to any republican in the thli-
teenth district who has aspirations for
the congressional nomination that l make
at this early date a positive announce
ment that I will not be candidate for
denomination. / made a similar announce
ment shorty after the adjournment of
II
have been strongly urging reconsider
alton. i have carefully reviewed the sit
uation, and see no reason to change my
mind.
In passing: l may add that a cam
paign in the thirteenth district is attend
ed by severe nervous strain and hard
ships and worry generally. The last cam
paign nearly cost me my lie. and ] yet
feel some of the results of my illness.
LAS a republican. having the welfare of
my party at heart. I regret exceedingly
that we have internal trouble of a seri-
Gus nature. This strife. in my humble
Judgment will cause the defeat of hun
dyeds OF township, county and state cam
didates, and bring about condition of
affairs which will affect the welfare of
our party for years to come.
Senseless Political Quarrels.
I'm presidential year. with an Ohioan
candidate for the office of President, our
state would go Overwhelmingly republ-
can. were it not for our senseless political
quarrels. 1t seems to me that the MEM
bership of our party should be enthu-
siastically united on Taft's candidacy FOR
President. l see no good reason why OUT
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$1,000 to $500 each.
For the Boy.

We also call stock OF clothing for boys, which
the best selection has been pleasure Offer The cloths
kinds that will give the largest OF service
The and coorng and aactvesuc appeal
cultivated The styles bright nappy and and
keeping with the for which they intended The
whole your favorable consideration embod
ING as obanab the prices
$500 to $500 each.
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New Imported Toys
just Received.

~HE buyer for this depart
4 ment has just returned
~ from trip to the various
toy centers of Europe,
and has brought with him num-
Der OF new toys and games, in
Guiding several Partisan novel
ties. These represent the latest
ideas OF foreign manufacturers,
and, being entirely new, should
interest the youngsters.
Plate Litter or Joker Toy. Each . IOC
Perfume Sqnirts. Each. .......... nc
Colored Feather Pin Wheels Each &c
The Mechanical DIaboo. for boys or
Wire Spirals, with four clowns Each sOc
Mechanical Balloons. Each 81 M
Net Base Ball Game-for young and old ali.e
and one that exer- "" "i'hc'
nses .ne muscles SOC, S1.5o and S2.5o
lie Ring Ball-a game. and one
that also exercises the muscles. Each 0<oO
The Genuine French lie Cert volo Game Each,
SI.oo, SI.5o and $3.50
Fourth floor. Eleventh st.
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$500 to $500 each.
For the Little Boys.

Sailor Blouse Suits for the little
blue and fancy effects. Awoo cloths combined with the
and effective trimmings Boome trousers Sizes 21
$500 to $1,000 each.
Also Little Boys Refers for spring wearte latest novelties
grays browns reds and fancy effects Some have
collars Materials woeds and ceviots
Sizes ~. to
S395 to $3.50 each.
We also showing good of Regatta Wash
Russian Sailor Blouse Peter Thompson DE Pima and
other styles made of gaaeas chambrays linens and
hams. All highgrade suits.
5000 to $500 eacn
Peter Thompson Sailor Suits OF plain white and plain blue
fnen-S5 EACH
Special
lot OF Wash Suits in white and fame effects sizes 2 to
Suitable forfdress
$3.50 EACH Values, S3.95, S4.25 and $500.
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New Spring Clothing
For the Young Man.

ESleS1 call special this branch clothing
TX II business The brightest nobbiest. collection
\AAk of clothing or Young mems dress and general
have offered Up-todate models with character
and individuality made especially for Young and
along their lines.
Two with regular slash pockets
flaps Trousers the popular peg
STYLE finished with oI2nch cufs-some plain finish Blue
Seges plain and fancy worsted Sizes 10
inch
$1,000 to $500 each.
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Specials i'm
Pure Food Dept.

- HREE hundred cases OF
4 G. & D. Full Standard
~ Handpacked. Tomatoes,
offered at the special
price.
3 cans for 25c.
so cases Curtice Bros. Blue
Label Catsup. Special price,
nc bottle; 3 for soc.
A small lot of ''Nabob" Jams.
Special price,
-15c jar. Regularly zoe.
Extra Choice Evaporate
Peaches. Special price,
I0c lb. Regularly zoe.
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Childrem's New
Spring Shoes.

uNM EW Spring Shoes for the
UNl s ;!::s !s& ;. II: ;s s:?,s i:
school. dress and general wear
and all made on the proper lasts
for growing feet.
Several recent arrivals:
Misses and Children's Dongola kidskin Oxford
Ties. patent tip. Goodyear welt sole: c. ~
sizes 10 8. Pair. ......-...-..... ply
Sizes IL to .. Pair. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Misses and Children's Gun Metal Calfskin Ok
ford Ties. blucher cut. Goodyear welt q,
sole: sizes q to 5. Pair. ply
Sizes Sig to 101.. Pair. Observation-Disclosures. So. 100
Sizes II to >. Pair Observation-Disclosures. 81. 20
ford Ties blucher cut. Goodyear welt q, -
sole; sizes to s. Pair. ............... Dl. ~
Sizes s,a to 1Ol4. Pair. ............ 200
Sizes II to .. Pair. ................... ~. 30
Misses and Children's Patent Kidskiu Oxford
lies. biucher cut, cut Goodyear welt sole: 81 so
Sizes 10 .. fair. .........-.-.-.... WIZ
Sizes 81 to l0ia. Pair. ....:.......... $500
Sizes II to - Pair. -. 80
Misses Gun Metal Calfskin and Patent Calf.
skin 2-cyelet Princess Ties. plain toe. c. ~
Goodyear welt sole: sizes II to 2. Pair. %S.oO
Misses Extra Size Gun Metal Calfskin oxford
Ties, blucher cut. half heel. Goodyear O. ~
welt sole; sizes 2ls to 6. Pair. ......... ?o.oO
Misses. Extra Size Gun Metal Calfskin and
plain toe, half heel: sizes -. to s. Pair. $500
Third floor. Tenth st
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New Silk
PetticOats.

lMl the following lots of new
Nv Silk Petticoats. just re-
ceived and offered at
very special prices:
BLACK Taffeta Silk Petticoats. made with wild,
fare tucked Aounce. finished with fluffy ruf1es
Special price, $3.95 each.
TaYeta Silk Petticoats. in black white and
the new Spring shades; made in two pretty
style~one with accordion plated nounce fn-
ished with tucked RUNE and ruching: the other
with wide flare tucked founce finished with Sec
tional rufaes and stitched bands. All have silk
lust rlIfies.
$5.75 each. Value, $50.
Tafeta SILK Petticosts. in black. white and the
fashionable spring shades. made with deep
tucked flare hounce finished with full rufHe.
$500 each. Value. So. 80.
Silk Petticoats. Of good. heavy. rustlins tat
fcta in black. white. colors and the fashiona bic
black and white checks and plaids; made with
wide fare shfrred hounce finished With tucked
sectional ruf1es
S7.75 each. Value, $3.50.
Third floor Eleventh at -
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81 90 each.
Misses New Spring Suits.

e7jo73S1 showing splendid assortment of Girls and
III II Misses Coat Suits of panamas and henetta
N in the popular striped and checked effects and plain
colorS. including the spring shades Made with
semtng for the juniors and tghtng with plain
gored skirts Tor the misses
$500 to $4,000 each.
Attention is called to a large lot OF
New Spring Coat Suits,
which shall place sale tomorrow
morning special They made in the latest
styles of the fashionable cloths and well tailored through
Browns blue and fancy mixtures. Sizes IA to
Special price, SPOTS. Values, SIS. 90 and $4,000.
Also lot of Misses Thompson Suits. made fine
laon style. Sizes ii
$500 each. Value, $500.
OF Misses Childrens Bingham
Dresses high and low neck styles and variety pretty
stripes and plaid Sizes ii. Very special values.
Sl.25 to $3.50 each.
showing line OF Misses Linen Bingham Jumper
in white pink and blue also pretty pads and striped eff
fects. Sizes 10 and 49,
$3.50 to $1,000 each.
splendid of Girls Dresses of linen pque and
gngam plain colors and those popular pink blue and brown
plaids. All sizes.
$500 to S975 each.
Also large of Girls Ciumpes ma
era various trimmed with pretty ace dainty embrodee
and tucks They make dainty shirt waists. Sizes H.
75c to S3.75 each
noorG
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Matzoths. pckg.. 15c: . for. .......... 25c
Pride OF the Sea Mackerel. fat aud juicy
no heads or tails. lib. tin. 81 ~
Imported Sardfnes. from. ....... Toe to Soc
Broled Mackerel, sOused or in tomato
Maconachie kippered Herring. in tomato
Maconaehie silvocea Fresh Muckerel. can.
2Oc: D Tor ............:.......... j5c
Burnham & Merrill's Lobster. Glib can.
21c lb. can: ...................... 45c
Carned Goldfish. can. lo.
Georges Pure Boneless Goldfish No. =.
Full assortment OF Huntley & Palmer's
Imported English Biscuits. pckg. 80. he to 5Oc
Extra Fancy Lemons. dozen. .......... I6c
Catawba White Grape Juice bottle. .... Joe
Choice sweet Oranges. dozen. sOc to 65c
Selected Eating Apples. basket. -. I5c and :,Oc
Eancy Wind0ra Crepe Fruit. - and ; for 2Jc
=, Mrs Schaa6's Homemade Grape Fruit
Marmaiade. glass jar. 2Sc: dozen. ......S So 50
Maraschino Cherries. bottle. ...aJc, 4Jc aud 15c
california Large 1850 Prunes, ID .. IOc
rimienfos- spanish Red Peppers, can. .I2c aud 2nc
Minorr Pumpkin No 3. can. IO,.
Wihorr herneled Corn-the corn without
hulls--can. 1Jc; dozen. Observation-Disclosures 81 =,
Extra Fine Imported Peas, can 90.
Little Gem Sweet Wrinkled Peas can
Educator Waters. lib. lt,.
Layer Figs. Ib. brick. ..... &c
Nortons Pineapple Cheese. medium size
Vermont sage, Imported Smeitzer Roouefort
Camembert. Sap Sage. Edam English Dairy and
New York Full Cream Cheescs
Fifth floor, Tenth ST.
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Toilet Articles.

Imported Hair Brushes. assorted backs.
each .35c to S.. 90
Imported Tooth Brushes. each. ........... 10c
Gum Campbor Id. .................... S5c
Evans Depilatory Powder. box. ........... soc
'Wanons Shampoo Bags. ........ lOc, j for 25c
Michaelson's Bay Rum. bottle. .35c soc. and 92c
Murray Lanman's Florida Water, bottle. 4Sc
Mennens Talcum Powder, box ............ lie
Cogate's Talcum Powder. box. ............ l5c
Calox Tooth Powder. box ...,............. 19c
Hsteratcd Tooth Powder. box. ........... 17c
Lyons Tooth Powder. box. ................ 14c
Colgates Tooth Powder. box. ............. 15c
Frostilla. bottle. Observation-Disclosures. lie
Espey's Cream box. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 19c
Benz0in and Almond Cream, bottle. ....... 2Jc
Ponds Extract. bottle. ........... ice and :s9c
Pinaud's Hair Tonic. bottle Zoe and Soc
Bankers Htrsutus. hottie. ................ 61c
Dabneys Shampoo. bottle. Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Dsbney's Scalp Food. bottle. .............. J0c
Main floor. q st.
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Bows New FURNISHINGS.

The famous *. E. and * s. Blouses-new stock,
patterns Checks pads stripes figures and plain col
o without collars Plain and plated fronts Sizes
900 each.
New Felt Hats SI25 ST Is and $500 each
New Cloth Hats. Sic $3.50 each.
Boys Coli and Elton Caps SOC and 75c each.
Also New Hats. small boys and girsthe "Ausl
the MILDLY" and the Mexican Medium high grades
LOO $500 each.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
The Thing That Matters Most.

After all, the thing that matters
most, both for happiness and for
duty, is that we should habitually live
with wise thoughts and right feel
ings.-John Morley.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
To Make Your Own LinoIeum.

Tack lightly to your kitchen floor an
old carpet Rag carpet is the bes,
Spread thickly over this thick paste
Of -four and water. When dry, add
another thick layer. Then paint II
some dark color. This can be scrub
bed and will wear a lifetime.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

Red Holcum was in few DAYS
during the week from his ranch
at Phoenix Park He says that
deer and wild turkey have been
scarcer this season than ever be-
fore. If "Red" would only shave
his whiskers off he would rot be
SO liable to frighten all the wild
things out of the country, besides
he would have enough hair to
stuff sofa.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
For Cleaning Pencil Erasers.

The best thing for cleaning pencil
erasers is a piece of old plaster Keep
a small piece handy and when the
rubber gets soiled rub on the plas.
ter makes it as clean as when new.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
Won1an's Charm,

Her charm is in her femininity, and
anything that tends to make her less
like a woman must tend to make her
more like a man-which is horrible
Frank Richardson, Love"
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
Force of Good Intention.

Plain good intention, which is as
easily discovered at the first view as
fraud is surely detected atsthe last,
is, let me say, of no mean force in
the government of mankind.-Edmund
Burke
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
JUDGE Not,

Can a being who is not wholly with.
out sin give thoughts and admOnition
to others? Test your own heart? What
are you yourself? See, my hands are
rough with work. have not merely
raised them in prayer.-Auerbach.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

Mr.. Richards of St. Joseph has
sold his property north of the
court house to Mr.. Woodall. The
purchaser expects to make Hol-
brook his home in the future.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

More freight teams have loaded
for Ft. Apache during the past
week than for any previous week
for long time. This was partly
owing to the transfer of the
troops.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
Woe Caused by the BabbIer.

Fire and sword are but slow engines
of destruction in comparison with the
babbler-Steele.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

Mr. James Ramer came down
from his ranch Saturday for a
few supplies and to lay in a few
toys and other presents for
Christmas. He says there has
been SO far about a foot of snow
on the mountains but that the
sheep are crossing all right down
into the lower valley.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
Daily Thought.

Exercise the mind with contempla-
ton and the body with action and so
preserve the health of both. Con
fucius.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
The Spelling Bee.

Just one more reference to nature
taking. Isn't it odd that no one has
attacked the spelling bee?
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
The Trusty Horse.

"The horse must CO." Sure; quite
often he must go out and haul the au-
tomObile out of the mud
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
DIP RIC s
CREAM
BAKING POWDER
You will find it great satisfaction to do
More Home Baking

You will make biscuit, cake and pastry
clean, fresh and tasty-better every way
than the ready made foods.
Dr. Prices Baking Powder is specially
devised for home use, and makes home
baking easy and a delight. 1t will pro-
tect you from the dread alum baking
powders, which are too frequently found
in the ready made articles, and insure
you food of the highest hea1thfulness.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

The rain during the past week
has given the country a pretty
good soaking and added pleasure
to the lives of the stockmen.
The Pollock Sheep Company
expect to ship a large bunch of
sheep within the next few days.
Judge Zuck has been quite sick
of late butts somewhat improved
the past few days.
Probate Judge Smith was
down to Winslow during the
week.
Sheriff Woods made a business
trip to WinslOw Saturday.
Babbitt Bros. will carry the
largest line of Christmas goods
even in WinslOw.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

Among those from Holbrook
to attend the Elk's Memorial at
Winslow Sunday were Recorder
McAllister, Sheriff and Mrs.
Woods, w. r. Scorse, Bud Howell
and Ed Howell.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
Good Habit Worth Much.

The habit of looking at the best
than thousand a year.-Johnson.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
Ruler Fond of the Bagpipes.

The ameer of Afghanistan is so fond
of the bagpipes that he has engaged
several expert players.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

Mr.. John Tyler came in from
his sheep camps Sunday for sup
plies and to get two more herd
ers. He says the range is good
for this time of the wear.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

M. B. Finn, the hobo, on trial
Monday for stealing a Navajo
blanket from the pump house
was given ninety days by Judge
Zuck. The sentence was suspend
ed for twenty-four hours, and
the last seen of the hobo he was
out of sight and still going. Any
friends who wish to correspond
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

with him had better address him
in New York or farther east.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12

Sheriff Woods made a business
trip to Winslow Saturday.
The Winslow mail., 1908-12-12
Holbrook Happenings
From The Argus.

News comes from Globe that
while the editor of one OF the pa
perS was out on the mountains
on prospecting trip he was
suddenly assailed by two hungry
wild cats He had no gun with
him so had to fight the beasts a
hand to hand fight The fury of
the conflict disloged an avalan-
che, and rocks, trees, snow, man
and wild cats came down the
mountain side in one tumbled
heap. This aroused the anger
of the editor and he grasped a
wild cat in each hand and strang-
led them then and there Just as
as his victory was complete he
was awakened by a messenger
boy knocking on his door and
who handed HIM message in
forming him that his mother-in-
law was coming to pay him a
seven months visit. Then the
editor saw that it was no dream.
The last of the 5th calvary
boys left for Ft. Yellowstone dur
ing the week. A detachment of
the Sth calvary have arrived and
have taken up their duties at Ft.
Apache. The Srh7 boys were in
command of Capt, Longstreet,
son of the famous General Long
street, who was General Lees
right-hand man during the great
er part of the Civil War.
M. B. Finn. the hobo, on trial
Monday for stealing a Navajo