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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
PROMINENT STOCKMAN
VICTIM OF HEART FAILURE
ecial to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
TERRA Amarila, N. NJ, Dec. An
tonic M. Lopez, one of the wealthiest
stockmen of Rio Arriba county. who
resided at Parkyiew, was stricken with
heart failure while out inspecting his
hocks yesterday and expired within a
few minutes. Together with his broth
ers, Frank and Augustin, Lopez was
looking after sheep grazing in Tapies-
itas canyon or the north fork of Large
canyon. Suddenly he was seized with
a pain over the heart and died almost
Immediately in the arms of his broth
ers. The body was taken to Park
view, where burial took place
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
STANDARD GOES FREE
IN BUCKEYE STATE

Findlay. Ohio, Dec. 4-The Stand
ard Oil company prosecution in this
county came to sudden end today,
when at the request of the prosecuting
attorney all the indictments against
the company were annulled. The
prosecutors action resulted from the
fact that the alleged Illegal practices
sought to be corrected have, it is de-
clared, all been eliminated, and fur
ther, that suits against the Standard
are now being prosecuted by the Y.
is. attorney general, the attorney gen
eral of Ohio and the Federal courts
of Missouri.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
STORM PLAYS HAVOC
WITH WIRE SERVICE.

Chicago, &c. 4.-This winters first
onslaught on wire service in the East
was made today when a wet snow,
accompanied in some places by. a high
wind, demoralized telegraph service
between Chicago and Pittsburg. Line.
men were ordered out all along the
line to make repairs as fast as pos
sible. In other directions from Chi
cago conditions are reported normal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
CASE AGAINST RAIL
ROAD TO BE EXPEDITED.

Boston, Dec. 1.-THE petition of At
torney General Bonaparte, requesting
that the governments case to compel
the New Haven railroad to relinquish
its holdings of stock of the Boston and
Maine road, be expedited, was grant
ed today by the three judges of the
United States circuit cort. The
contention of the attorneys for the
railroad that the expediting OF the
act is unconstitutional, was overruled.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
NINE. STElNHElL SHOWS
REMARKABLE COOLNE SIS

Paris, Dec. The examination of
Madame Steinheil, in connection with
the murder Of her husband and mother
in this city last May, was continued
today. The strictest secrecy regard
ing the proceedings has been main
tanned, but it is known she showed
remarkable coolness and self posses
sion under cross-examination
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
HAS FOURTH
BIG FIRE IN A YEAR.

Portland, Me-, Dec. 4.-Portland"s
fourth large fire within year accur-
red early today when two of eight
docks of the Grand Trunk Railway
were destroyed together with three
sheds and their contents. The total
damage is $350,000. The Dominion
Line Steamer Corrishman, partly load
ed, was ruined by fire and the loss
on the vessel and its freight is esti-
mated at over 100000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
WREckAGE or STEAMER
PICKED UP ALONG COAST

North Sidney, Dec. "A report
reached here today that a large
amount Of wreckage, including d
steamers cabin and furniture and six
ty life preservers bearing the name
Zoo City had been found near Cape
Race. ii .S
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
MOVING PICTURE MACHINE
CAUSES $4,000 FIRE.

Centralia, Pa, Dec. 4Sixty-five
families are homeless in this city as
the result Of fire which during last
night wiped out three squares in the
heart of this town. 1t started in a
moving picture show and spread rap
idly among the frame houses. The
loss Is about 100000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
REPORTED BoMBARDMENT
OF CATTARO UNFOuNDED

Budapest, Dec. 4.-The report that
Montenegrin forces have begun the
bombardment of Cattaro, an Austrian
seaport, on the Adriatic sea, dominat-
ed by Montenegrin territory, at 3
o'clock this morning, is declared by
the war Office to be absolutely with
out foundation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
OHIO IN
GRIP OF SNOW KING.

Cleveland, Dec. A furious snow
storm which set in early today
throughout northern Ohio, continues,
the ground being already covered to
a depth Of several inches. The snow
is very heavy and vet and is cau.i..g
serious delay to telegraph service and
some delay of trans.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-12-04
ORDER FULLY RESTORED
IN PORT AU PRINCE

Port An Prince, Dec. 4-Last night
passed off quietly. No disorders Of
any kind occurred and it is hoped nor
NAL conditions will soon be restored.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
CARD FUNCTION AT DALLAS.
Women Borrow Gaming Outfit to En-
JOY Themselves.

The little city of Dallas, popularity
described as being located on the edge
OF civilization, with hundreds of miles
of Indian reservation lying immediate
" 10 the west, has just pulled off a
society novelty that is well calculated
TO make the enterprising ones in the
eastern circles sit up and take notice.
The event was designated. planned and
successfully carried out at Little Mon
he Carlo" the idea for such a venture
coming as a direct reflex from the re-
cent big land opening, when games of
all sorts were in operation.
AS the games are only allowed to
run at Dallas on state occasions the
women in charge of the function found
no difficulty in getting possession of a
large line of wheels and layouts, and
the zoe guests found the time passing
all too quickly in mastering the nys-
teries IA testing the chances of rou-
letfe. faro, chuck-a-luck. keno, draw
poker, stud poker-and even craps.
All guests were provided with as many
chips as desired to buck the games.
strict account being kept of the
arnount drawn. and the winnings or
losses fixed the honors Of the evening.
The young wouan who landed the
honors got right" on roulette and
played $500 to the good-in chips. of
course. She didn't deny the f~ascina-
ton Of the game and admitted to a
gentleman friend that ii would be fun
10 play for real money-'if one dared,
don't you know"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Joe Mctsinnis In Serious Condition at
Chamberlain.

An alleged case of Official neglect
which has just come to light has
caused something of a sensation at
Chamberlain. The city marsha! took
into custody, in a partially intoxicated
condition, Joseph McGinnis. a laGorer.
ard put him into the city jail. IL Is al
legged he provided him with but little
bed covering and left him without hav-
ing built a fire. The mar sobered UP
i'm a short time and found a few pieces
Of boards and about half a pail OF coal,
and with this built a fire. which kept
hina warm for q few hours. Begin
ming to suspect that he had been for
gotten he raised himself UP to the
barred window time and again and
veiied for assistance, but passersoy eY-
identity thought that he was insane or
Imprisoned for some serious offense
and gave no heed To his calls. He
continued 10 halloo for assistance IS
long as he was able TO draw himself
Gp to the window. 1t is alleged he re-
NAMED four days without food, water
or fuel. The marshal appeared al the
Jail once more with another intoxieat-
SG Iifai- bGt ltils II II NAtat StNs hAb4a1NN
attending 10 the needs of these men.
Fortunately. he returned in a few
hours to release the last man put in
and found both men in a serious condi-
tion. Joseph McGinnis' hands and feet
being badly frozen and his forehead
and face also frozen. The man was
removed % the Merchants hotel and
later was taken 10 the sanitarium,
where he now lies in a precarious coE-
dition. He will lose his right hand
and probably a greater part of both
feet, but some hope is expressed that
a portion of the left hand may be
saved.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
ABRAHAM EUEr CONVICTED.
rUszncr Frisco Pnlitssal Hn~s Declared
Guilty.

Abraham Nuef. former political boss
81 San Francisco. was convicted Thurs
day of bribery. The verdict was re-
turned exactly upon the stroke OF I
o'clock. when the deliberations of the
jury had been prolonged throughout
. period Of twenty-four ncurx The
warnings Of Judge william r. Iawler
and the vigilance Of the police checked
NIL attempted demonstration. although
the excitement In the court room was
~ intense that men were thrust dowr
into their "a or held In the grasy
~ detectives as they rose To obtain o
better view OF the proceedings.
The trial. which has been in progress
les days, ended with surprising ab
rupiness. The day had almost passed
without d Sign Of ~tntimaation from tn.
r~nrfasned chamber orr the upper ffooi
~ Carpenters hail. The hope uf Huei
ara hts attorneys had risen with every
hour of delay, and the adherents o.
the prosecution We're rropnrtienatets
discouraged. With numbers and inter.
#At &sFhttAS&Ass#N1tf1A. " GAdAfAffn& EF
spectators who have clHng about fht
coart room during the closing days at
n trial retained their seats In tht
chamber or ssoed patiently ia a Ions
line opposite the entrance with q
Hsreag detail og police watching vigl-
iantly for the first SIGN of disorder in
sisae ard ratroied every approach &c
tire hall THE 5ururs had scarcely TAX.
en- their seats In the box before the
brief proceedings were at an end.
The judge glanced at the verdict and
handed IL TO Clerk WEIGH. who read ii
aloud.
Attorneys. defendant spectators. de-
t~ectlvcs aad police held their breath
as clerk slowly and deliberately.
vel with apparent agitation. unfoldea
h paper, and then, as every eye In
the court room was riveted upon him.
read Tire fatal words. We. the jury.
find the defendant, Abraham Ruef
guilty as charged.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Eight Now i'm Jai. for Recent lncen
diary Work.

states Attorney Carlson, Sheriff OPP
sci ard Sheriff-elect Quinn, of Canton,
have finally succeeded in rounding up
eight frebugs and burglars and have
them behind the bars.
The men arrested are n two Hem
stocks. the two Andersons, Will True,
Joe Dunn. Marvin stanley and Charles
Weber. all yonng men and residents
Of Canton.
Several OF the parties arrested have
been under suspicion for q long time.
hut nothing definite could be secured
against them until Mr.. Carlson took
off his coat and went TO work.
He has rendered a service that
brings applause from every maj In
Canton. and To the sheriffs who exc
cuted the orders belong great credit,
for they made no mistakes. nor did
they let a guilty one escape.
Canton Ia slept ia terror Of fire
bugs for years. bat now that the guilty
parties are behind the bars. the peo-
pie feel safe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

%m E&N#HA - - M#
n nav record III tbs transaction Of
tn pub11r Business wna established by
the house ~ representatives Friday.
The legislative. executive and Judirsal
appropriation bill. which uaualiy cx-
cites considerable discusHicn lasting
several dAyA wss passed with little de-
bate and practically In the shape In
which II cane srum the committee.
An nuaua feasnre was that no mem
Der aSked for time 10 indulge In Ern~
&ssi talk. The facility with which ihe
hill ~ iSS pages wAs put through was
the sub3ecs cf much comment un the
acor. ard the ssessaber~ ~ the aprsrvs-
pysassoras committee sesscisaiesa them
selves an the outcome The bin car
stss an appropriation of t~sa.ess.5.s
The house. Immediately after con-
vesirc. unanimously and without de-
bale adopted a resolution providing
for the appointment 81 a co~sna sasttee af
Eve ta consider Tire reference TO the
sccses service IA sf1@ presidents snsss-
~srs ard Il sssEvess Whist action. II
s~y. shsaaa he taken sn THE matter.
In submitting tse resolutions Mr..
Perkins said she statements hy the
president ceufA ssas he iishtiy asare~
earsaa. ~ ahey might impair the use-
ssifasss af congress. ira undue eb-
sasegscss might arg1e q Lack III proper
segs~resrers.
When fhe provisions Ter Increasing
the salary of TIE commissioner gen
eraa 81 immigration vas reached MIR
Marns. az Arkansas. made q relnt of
ssrsssr against H. and the sacrease was
nos allowed.
Mr.. Fitzgerald. CT Srw York. eYtsi-
csssd the appointment 81 Barsea Keefe
10 be commissioner general. remark
ing that he had no sympathy with
what hs said, was the movement 10
psy political debts in this rnasner.@
There was . lot az hvpocyssy. HI said.
about the whole business.
Mr.. Mann. OF Illinois. defended Mr..
Keese. ia asserted ahmt whatever
M have been the reasons for his
appointment. he was well qualified and
would perform his duties with fidelity.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
cnIlTu nAYnTA mnllsrn1s u.ssMlss
Fna Dg b Dy cmlelssl
c1h1E NfWc FOR Our sUsY READERS
Several Persons Have MyStcrfou>iy
Di~ap;wsarssi In G.regOry County.


IL that art OF the Missouri river
where South Dakota and Nebraska
Join infested hy a desperate band Of
muraerers who make a practice OF
killing ard robbing al isolated points
anyone whom they nrd with large
sums Of money
This il the question which Is agitat-
ing some Of the residents Of that part
Of Gregnr county witch IS tributary
to the Big Muddy" The mysterious
disa pearance nf three persons in the
course of a few months, who were
known Co have large suras Of money IN
their possession when last seen alive
has given rise To the belief that the
missing men were murdered and .
bod. after which their bodies were
hidden. either by being buried In the
ground at some remote point, or by
being weighted down and thrown into
the Missouri river.
II ~ only a few months ago that
Tod Mcpherson. "a well known
farmer OF Eonhomnne county, diSap-
ppared He had gone 10 the west
side of the river with q large sum
lin cash in his possession for the pur-
pose at purchasing a herd Of cattle.
soon after reaching the west side OF
the river he disappeared. and from
that day 10 this not the slightest trace
OF him has been found,
The more recent victims Of the sup
posed mysterious murdere.s were the
Sterraeyer brothers, who last month
dtsa ppeared from their home at ar
isolated point near the little town OF
ST Charles.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

John Erauns-euther. q young farm
er Of GAINESVILLE. yankton county, has
lost both hands In q corn shredder. the
accident being the worst recorded I'm
the county from cor ~shred6erx.
Erauns-euther was operating the ma
chine and got one hand caught In q
frantic effort 10 free the imprisoned
hand he got the other one caught toe,
ard both were cut to pieces when re-
moved.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
QUARREL LEADS TO SHOOTING
Man Seriously Hurt in a Fight Near
Huron.

A shooting ARRAY occurred on the
Beck farm. ten miles southeast of
Washington. George Beck and Matt
johnson had been Oh unfriendly terms
for some time. John Saxton and Matt
Johnson went TO the Beck farm, where
Johnson had stored some furniture,
which he wished TO remove Beck re-
fused TO allow him TO take the proper
". This led to a quarrel, when johnson
attempted TO force his way into the
house. Beck seized a shotgun and
fired at johnson, a small part OF the
charge striking the back part OF John
sons head. infiicting a severe though
not dangerous wound. Beck was ar
rested by Sheriff Young and IL now
in custody in Huron.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
BOMB No. 81 THROWN
Uunnu1uo wRprKlxD II cluuCAoo
N xzlaIE1C HrInssox.
01UsSeA ~ F1ltre OAtsrs ~ Atsark
w0 - Usnnr~n, w1ssrr ~ rr.&
W.sa 1Ha I1as nera : snsrxr ~
uunaen6tan ~ sns~e Tsss~.

Two ouaassNrs are wrecked several
Decrae as~ o<lsescd se have sssem Kill
- ~ ssnas~s vcse shattered for
osccAs Afcs1sd ~ the terrific <xsasssur.
- ersns NJ ~ Asssy II Wabash ave-
-, n<Ar Ssxsfxnsh street. Chicago.
xeuadAy right TIE 1ssrkea building
a15strs tAx csls&cusn, wfssse the First
wArd hsas. The aranaas rvse. so the
nS3diax ~ MfssrA there ssss been mach
~ppotstiSss. w&s a~xssaasEsea se he hsad
1Ecna1y naxAx.
ne srpxara eF she explosion was
nensa fcr ! nasse Tsa0 congregations
- Cr.re ~Er5~cesas ASA Wabash Meth
un&tsf Ksra~exsysaa caanrVAss assa gs.esss
- n<aresy hotels sasasSs TO th& streets
~ ! paxac~ n amo~esesy fraHrsc bald
- y 81 wAhAsa axessue. which aa~
tat1 tAc sousA wasa sf the Coliseum
1naex- Imm<dsssesy cssaa Fss1a ard took
-
- nr& ieared across nn Are& and
aH1n1 NJ an<sA<r frAsae euiaaaaR. also
wtorko4- rscpcr<sss ~ he Coliseum
aee@1 ~ IN two nuIldinEs adaed fnsa
~ tAa nameR, crosrds ~ excited r.xss,-
- bea1ex4ne xAAx ~ Coliseum had
0onn A1sWn ~ rushed % the scene.
Wnn - nrM hcaieved that several
Da1oom wsre Asssea ~ the crash. -
= numos - the vscsnity Il sh<
0A Cnsseul searcA " The dehrss ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Jumps Track While Going Fifty Miles
an Hour.

The wreck Of the wesfbound North
ern Pacific limited ct Mckenzie. fwen-
~ miles east Of Bismarck. ~. d. Wed
faesaay night rsaay be considered one Of
the lucky wrecks In the annals OF rail-
reading. according TO the railroad men.
The fact that almost the entire train.
going al a rate af fifty miles an hour
and containing -uore than eco people.
could rnrn over md go down a ten
foot ernbankrnent without killing any
body Is marvellous The train struck
a broken rail. The packed snow saved
the train from destruction. Eleven
passengers were seriously injured,
while many were cut by broken glass
and bruised by those on the upper side
falling on them.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
CONGRESS RESENTs BLOW.


The leaders Of the senate and house
were In conference in Speaker Can
mons room Thursday afternoon "a
consider what action, II any. shall be
faken concerning that portion OF
Roosevelt's annual message which re-
lafes TO the secret service.
Among those present were Senators
Hale. Aidrich. Speaker Cannon, Rep
resentatives Tawney ard Perkins The
last named has prepared q resolution
providing for IA appointment of q
select committee OF the house to con-
slider thar part OF the presidents mes
sage regarded as offensive ta the mem
bers Of congress. The question OF ex-
pungfng from the Congressional Rec
ord all the alleged offensive matter
has been suggested.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
FOR poSToFTTCE RoBBERIEs.
Four Men Are Taken Into Custody a
Davis.

Going 10 the well once too often ap-
pears 20 be the case with four alleged
veCgmen, giving their names as Fred
X. Davis. George Norris. Just Peterson
and Elmer Weight, who have been
taken to Sioux Falls by Jerry Careron,
chief deputy United States marshal of
South Dakota. The men were arrested
at Davis. where ii is alleged they were
about TO rob the postoffice when their
presence was detected by residents Of
Davis. who although more than a year
had elapsed. recognized them as the
Identical four men who on the night
of November ] Of last year robbed the
Davis postnffice. In possession Of the
four prisoners was found a complete
outfit for postoffce and bank rob-
berries.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18


fFuW Custody.
John r. He3eman. president OF fhs
metropolitan Life Insurance company
who waa arrested last February on ths
charge OF perjury in connection with
ths report Of state Insurance depart.
snsnt was discharged from custody
Friday NJ New York.
Hegenan wears his hair long and
his face resembles thai OF the frad3-
sional pictures Of william Penn. In
the Insurance examinations. while Mr..
Hegeraan WAS on the stand. q friend
OF Mr. Hughes leaned forward and
raid In y Low tone To this counsel for
the committee. That In the a os
i saint
Mr. Hughes replied softly. "Bu,
no saint was ever as holy as Mr.. Heee-
man looks
Mr.. Hexenan's influence with New
Tork bankers vas great lit was shown
IN ths Insurance trials that he could
borrow ncney al IL per cent and re-
receive = . per cens rebate. AZ times
his personal account amounted to
ts6e. eco.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Officers are searching for 15-year-
old Dottie Lincoln, a pretty Spearfsh
girl, who mysreriously disappeared
from that place a few days ago. The
girl WAS see in Deadwood a few DAYS
later. but thereafter ali trace OF her
was lost. A ma with whom the girl
MAS friendly il now under police sur
~veillanee. as he left town the day of
the girls disappearance and returned
two days later, but lacking evidence
against him, 10 arrest has been made.
Sheriff about the state have been no.
tilted 10 be on the lookout for the girl.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Rancfman Fortunately Feeds Meat fo
the Hogs.

What Is believed TO nave been ar
attempt to poison the family OF John
Karinen, was frustrated by accident
Karinen killed a beef on his ranch
near Camp Crook and set the liver in
a pan outside the house door. Finding
that the family did not require IL the
meat was fed TO the hogs. A big 400
pound animal bit into liver and a.
once fell over dead. The meat was
brought to town and anaiyxed and
found to contain a quantity OF strych-
nine. Karinen has no known enemies.
but the authorities at Camp Crook are
investigating he q 3
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
Record Breaking Court Term.

When Judge Smith adjourned the
term of circuit court TO Dec. "a the
longest term Of court In Dawson coun-
~ came To an end The term was not
able for the number OF criminal cases
Oh the docket The term Of court win
cost the county in the neighborhood of
sa.nea.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Among the South Dakota towns thar
are erecting new public school build
ings is Bridgevater. where 8 new
structure of this kind is just nearing
completion. This new building In mod
ern in every respect and is one of the
finest school buildings in that part OF
the state. Ut is expected the strnc-
fure will be completed and ready for
occupancy Immediately after the hoii-
dzy recess.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

After u brief argument with a crowd
ri negroes engaged In u game OF bill
iards In q soloon early Friday at Mem
nhis. Tenn. William Latura, q white
saioonkeepev Of this city. shot and
killed three negroes and wounded
four others. One OF the wounded lis .
woman
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Edward Weed. Edward wescof,
Gustav Bayer. Harray Michaels ana
George Anderson pleaded guilty to the
charge OF counterfeiting Thursday al
Chicago. and were sentenced to terms
from four 10 ter years imprisonment
The men circulated an immense guam.
try OF spurious IS bills.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

The veterinarians OF the state. or at
least those who have made veterinary
surgery y study. will endeavor 10 get
q Law through the legislature this win
ter which will compel all those who
have NOT been pracficing i'm the state
for five wears or more To submit to an
examination
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Government and Greaf Northern OHcf
46.o0o for Their Capture
A reward OF 5000 Ia which the
great Northern company and the
United States government share equal
responsibility II offered for the arrest
and conviction OF the three bandits
who held up Great Northern passenger
train No. 4, near Hiilyard. Wash.
"Wednesday night The men have beer
traced back to Spokane by the sher-
frs officers and . dragnef has been
Laid al nyer that city and surround
ing country The bandits robbed only
the registered mall sacks from Seat
tie
II lis said that $4,000 was secured,
but p~dstoffsce authorities will not yer.
ffy the report