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The Washington times., 1909-01-17
.SENATORS#IP FIGHT
IN OREGON IS WARM
Despite RumOrS Taft Is Not
Trying to Elect Fulton
Over Chamberlain.

Reports come persisteutIg from ore
gou that the Republican national com
mittee is trying 90 use IT'S Influence to
overtuu the result of tine primary i'm
that State, which instructed an over
whclmingly Republican legislature TO
elect George Chamberlain, Democrat to
the United States Senate
The Oregon feud is growing intense
The Chamberlain people are confident
that they have the situation perfectly
I'm hand and that the Legislature will,
To a man, vote as instructed. There is
"a majority of seven, on joiut ballot
either Democrats or Republicans who
pledged themselves to support cor SEN
ator the man who received the highest
vote in the election for Senator.
The fight against Chamberlain is being
made in behalf of Senator Fulton. Full
ton was defeated i'm the Republican
primary by Henry NJ Cake and Cake
in turn was defeated at the poi.s by
Governor Chamberlain, but it is Full
ton, not Cake. whom tine uati0Dai COM
mittee is now accused of trying 20 elect.
When Governor Chamberlain came
here a few weeks ago 20 attend the
conservation congress President RO0se-
welt told him that ne ought TO be elect
ed Senator; that the law should be en-
forced and then ir the people didn't
like its results they could change it.
Accordingly ne was for Chan 5crlain,
despite that Chamberlain was a Demo-
GRAFT
Failing at the White House the Full
ton people turned their attention to
Presideut-elect Taft and the national
committee. Reports soon began TO come
from Augusta that Judge Taft was
listening TO the voice of Chairman
Hitchcock, who, 1t is alleged. wants 10
defeat Chamberlain Accordingly Sen
atoT Bourne, the Republican colleague
of Fulton. who. however. wants Cham
} beTlain elected, started for Augusta.
AS q result, the friends of Chamberlain
i'm Washington have received absolute
assurances that Judge Taft is keeping
his fingers out of the fight
Stories o. attempted corruption OF leg
islatOrs have come from Portland, and
there is much turmoil and excitement
there over the recent developments i'm
/ the fight The Chamberlain forces i'm
sist that nobody except a small group
OF politicians is interested in the effort
to defeat Chamberlain
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
SCHOOL To BENEFIT
BY WHARTON ESTATE
Will Get Half Million De
spite Codicil, Says
Authority.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan l1-Despite
The formal revocation Of a bequezt. bv
its founder. the Wharton School of
Finance will receive half million dol
lars from the estate of the late Joseph
Wharton, according ta The statement of
a man closely identified with the school
Neither the university ror ..cho3I is
worrying in the least" ne declared.
"There is thorough and clear Under
standing between the school authorities
and the heirs and in accordance with
it, am addition TO the 100000 already
received from the late Mr. Wharton.
VIII Ge paid.
How. then. 30 you account for tie
rooIeIy he was asked.
q ann NOT thoroughly .aformcd on that
dstah. was the answer but } know
chat there was a decision OF the Su-
UTeme Court that influenced Mr. Whar-
ton. IL had 90 do with the inheritance
tax just what the decision was and
what effect ID would have ON the legacy
3 ann unable To say
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
WILL TRAVEL FAR
TO DEFEND YOUTH
Kentuchan Going to San Francisco
for Case of Boy Accused of
Murder
Murder

LEXINGTON KY Jan. Little
most imposing cavlIcade which ever
left Kentucky for such purpose
win start today or tomorrow for San
Francisco TO assist in the defense OF
Eugene Gardner, a young kentuckian,
charged with murder.
I'm the party viii be judge Ed G..
Ore5r, former chief Justice of the ken
lucky court of appeals and now a mem
Der Of the appellate court. Judge Young,
Henry r. Prewitt Judge Dudley Card
neTs and other lawyers OF more than
state wide reputation who have y0luu-
teered their services iOr Gardners de-
Tense
Gardner IS nineteen years. old and is
charged with the killing OF am Italian
while on shipboard between the Philip
pine islands and San Francisco. self
defense is claimed. The Italians have
taken mp the boys prosecution. The
trial wit open this week The boy is
nephew OF Judges OreaT and Gard
nCT.
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
WOULD FINE MAN
WHO DOESN'T VOTE

ST. PAUL, Jan. 1.-THE man who is
too lazy or careless to take the time
to- vote is Criminauy negligent and
should DE fined. declares Senator u. w
Witnerstine. one of the big Democra &c
leaders of the state.
To prove that he means it. he has
introduced a oEH into the State senate
providing that any man who fails TO
vote i'm either the primary o. the eIec-
tiou shall DE guilty of a misdCmegu0r
and fined g. the fine 10 be added TO his
taxes.
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
4 Home Rene dY Thai
Reduces Fat.

Would sou like to have nice Grm
figure IUt escape the rircsOmc bone
breaking exercise or the souI-sickeuiug
diet of the old-time plan of reducing
excess Heshz
Then go to .ue druggist and ask for
this inexpensive mixture p ounce Mar
mola. y ounce Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic. and 5l. ounces Peppermint
Water. Take "a tea5pOUuuI after meals
and at bedtime. and DID "a few weeks you
can Doe E ut physically as taWu Mix
these ingredients at home If you wish,
but see that you get the Marm0Ia iu a
sealed package. When fresh IL acts
quicker
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
Former Husband of Mrs.
John T. McCurdy Dissat-
iShed With Training.
OFFERED MILLION
FOR HER CUSTODY
Eight-Year-Old Child Still Bone of
Contention of Wealthy
Parents.

TOLEDO. OHIO, Jan. GI.-FurJber pro-
cecdiugs against Mrs John IF. lIcCurdF,
now wife of the former C0runua, Mich,
attorney of the same name living l8
Virginia. bur formerly The wife of Com
modora Merrill B. Mills. the Michigan
millionaire yachtsmau- are threatened
AIR. Mills, it Is said, is not satisfied that
the 5000 "a year accorded Ms. Mills for
Ihe education and support of the cou-
pies daughter. Cynthia. for whose GUS
lody The commodore is alleged at one
aime 20 have offered SI.g0JG00, is being
properly used. He may ask the Wayne
circuit court tomorrow To inquire INFO
The matter. Mrs. AHIls-McCurdy is nov
guardian of Cynthia.
Mrs. Mills Is the daughter of Charles
x EDDY, 81 wealthy Saginaw lumber
man. After getting a. divorce from Mr.
Mills she married Mr. lIcCurdy. Last
November she moved to Seldgu. Va, "a
hamlet of only Jweuty-three people. 1t
is said. Seldeu is i'm Gloucester county
about sixty miles from Richmond, en-
Chesapeake Bay.
Proceedings Likely,
"Some proceedings VIII probably he
taken. There IS "a feeling that tho edu-
calional facilities of Sclueu are not Of
the best, said Alfred Luckmg. of May
bury, LucSiuE. Emmous 81 Efefman, at
lorneys for Mr. Mills LucllfuE was
very guarded i'm his statements.
Mr. Mills is a very modest man.
said he, land ne does not like the idea
of newspaper publicity.
AT the time of the Mills divorce case.
which attracted attention all over the
country ON account of the sensational
charges made and the social promiu-
enCe of the parties, Mills was all
legged TO have said that me would give
million dollars for little Cynthia. the
daughter. who bears the same name as
his yacht. and Mrs. Mills IS said 10
have Teturted that she would rather see
Cynthia dead than give her TO her fa-
Their
Mother Also Rich.
The mother was accorded the custody
OF the child, now eight years old. but
no alimouy. Mrs McCurdy is worth a
million iu her own right
Nils asserts i'm the petition he has
prepared that he is paying 5000 "a year
for the maintenance of has daughter.
and that instead OF bringing the girl
mp iU manner suitable 10 her station,
the girls mother SIS not spending one
tenth of the 5000 ON the girl.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
RESIDENTS WANT SHERMAN
PARK STREETS NAMED.
Committee Calls Another Meeting of
Citizens for This Evening.

Committee Calls Another Meeting of
Citizens for This Evening.
A meeting was held at the Bren-
nan store in sherman Park last even
ing for the purpose OF getting to-
gether the residents OF that section
and discussing the matter OF having
the streets named and the houses
numbered In that part OF the city.
There was good representation OF
the residents present and the voice
of the meeting was with one accord
that II should be done. A committee
was appointed to call a special meet.
Ing for furthering the matter, and
said committee, composed OF Messra.
A. C. White. w. p. Brennan and s.
l.. Boyd, az once called q meet
Ing for this evening at the once or
Attorney Il. n. La Velne at O'Clock
sharp. The committee has invited
the chief OF the fire department. Mr.
W.B,sanders. and DR.. Shepherd TO be
present, the two last named being
the city councllmen from that ward.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
LAY CORNER
STONE SUNDAY
Bishop GlOrieux to Preside at I'm
pressive Catholic Ceremony

The citizens OF Occur d'Alene win
be glad to learn that the day has
been set for the laying of the corner
stone Of the new st. Thomas Catholic
church at the corner OF Ninth and
Indiana streets, ana rnas next sunday
will witness the ceremonies which
are SO impressive on such occasions.
II Is an event that is Of special inter-
est to every resident Of the city and
is always looked forward to with
pride by people Of all denominations.
The foundation is ready and the
large stone has arrived, which is
block of Tenino sandstone and was
purchased in Spokane.
The ceremonies will begin sharply
at $3.50 o. clock and the Rt. Rev. A.
]. Glorieux, OF Boise, who is the
bishop of Idaho. will officiate over
the ceremonies. Judge H. r. knight
will deliver an address on the civic
side of the ceremonies, and Bishop
G1orieux will give response. Other
speakers of note will appear on the
program for short talks and the chill
dren of the sisters school will rem
der two OF more songs during the
ceremonies.
In the stone will be placed copy
of the Evening Press of next Satur-
days issue, and also several other
papers, the name of the present
mayor Of the city OF Occur d'Alene,
the aldermen, the president and vice
president of the United States. the
bishop of the diocese, the archbishop
of the province, governor of the state,
the present resident priest, state ana
county officials. and number OF
small coins and relics from the
church.
A general Invitation is extended to
the public to be present, regardless
of creed. and a special invitation is
given to all ministers Of the city, who
win be provided with places on the
platform.
II the day be clear and pleasant
the event will be one long to be re-
membered in the city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

A complaint was filed in the dis
fict court today by Fred G. Parting
IN as plaintiff against Dorcas d.
arlington, defendant. The action
As brought for the purpose of pro-
ring a decree OF divorce and
arges that she, among other things,
rs persistently refused to come to
|oeur d'A1ene. Idaho and resume
ousekeeping with the plaintiff after
epeated requests; and plaintiff hav-
lg on three occasions forwarded
honey to defray her railroad fare
nd other expenses to Occur d'Alene.
|ol. Thomas Mullen appears as attor-
'ey for plaintiff.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
WILL PREPARE
! FOR NEXT SEASON
Club Want to Move the Gun
Traps to Silver
Beach.

At the recent meeting OF the Occur
d'Alene Rod and Gun club, held at
the Commercial club rooms, nothing
of definite nature was done. Only
p few Of the members were present.
put plans were discussed regarding
lhe moving Of the traps to Silver
Beach, east OF the city, in the near
future and there hold regular shoots
turing the winter, preparatory to
Dlding one or more merchandise
boots next season. and If ali went
Eell to perhaps hold one late this
Jail. There are now about fourteen
members, and it is hoped that the
humber will be increased to at least
twenty-five good live men who enjoy
hooting.
There is a tournament for crack
hooters to be held in Spokane on
Saturday of this week, and from the
;oeur d'Alene club the following
Gentlemen are planning to attend:
R. C. Sims, F. L. Tiffany, Will Fudge
Ind Mr.. Lettig.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
LINENLAN IN CONTACT
WITH LIVE WIRE
current 1880 Volts Passes Through
His Body.

His Body.
Frank L. Rhodes, a lineman for
The Kootenai Power company, was
he victim of a serious accident yes
Eerday which came near proving IA
Eal. While at work on a pole on
Eighth street, between Lakeside and
oeur d'Alene streets reinsulating
Tres, the accident occurred. There
'ere three live wires on the pole
mong the others, and in reaching to
iconnect some of them a live wire
anne in contact with his body d.
iectly under the right arm, and as he
vas trying to unite one with the
light hand the shock came, 1890
|olts passing through his body.
By strong presence of mind MIR.
Rhodes forced himself back and
Proke the contact, and in so dong
brew himself into his safety belt.
he received a severe burn under the
light arm and on both hands, but
ore the suffering bravely. lie was
t once taken to the hospital and is
pday doing as well as can re ex-
ected. He will be out within a few
avs.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
POST
OFFICE ROBBED
Thieves Secured Stamps, Postal
Cards and Money

Sheriff Bailey today received notice
from the government OF the robbery
Of the postofilce at Lacrosse on the
night OF August IL. asking him 10 be
on the watch for the stamps which
might be offered for sale In this City.
The burglar secured ls2 stamp
books, 2S-eent denomination. so pos
tai cards, 10 2-cent stamped enyel-
opes and s2.25 in change. There Il
no clue to the burglars whatever. II
Is believed that the place was burg
larized between the hours OF . and 1
o'clock in the morning.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
COUNTY OFFICIALS
RETURN FROM BOISE.

Report Assessment More Equal Than
Heretofore.
County Assessor Smith and County
Auditor Quarles returned today from
Boise. where they have been for the
past few days In session with the
state board Of equalization, and re-
port that the assessment throughout
the state Is more equal than ever be-
fore. Mr.. Smith stated he felt GER
tain that the northern counties would
in the future receive just and fair
treatment at the hands Of the state
board.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
WILL GO no ST. nFAR1ES.

The Occur d,Alene baseball team
ill go to st. Maries next Sunday and
ross bats with the players Of that
ace. The games stand one apiece
on and each are very desirous Of
bis particular game. A number of
'oung people have signined their in
entiOn Of accompanying the home
cam.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
BOAT RAISED TO-DAY.

The Inflated Seattle was raised
ON the waters today and repairing
the boat win begin at once. 1t Is
|elieVed that 1t will take but a few
lays to place the steamer in her for
ner condition and ready to make the
egular trips again.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
BOARD SAYS THAT
HE SHOT HIMSELF.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. IL
The naval board investigation of the
death OF Lieutenant Sutton found
that he committed suicide. or shot
himself accidentally, or that he was
killed by a revolver shot fired By
himself without the Intervention OF
others.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
CONTINUATION OF THE
FLATHEAD DRAWING.

8297 Nellie Swain, DeKalb. Ill.
329S Tom Searles, MIssoula, Mont.
1898 S. ]. Leach, Buford, N. d.
$500 e. C. Harrington. Boston. Mass.
1901 VIM. A. Cross, Missoula, Mont.
1902 NJ. s. AAosea, Ponderay, Idaho.
1898 e. Hedrich, Virginia City, Mont
1904 r. Holt. Missouri City. Mo.
1905 L. p. Burdine, Willamette, Ore.
1906 Stella Stout, Butte, Mont.
3307 Belle r. Cow, Butte, Mont.
1908 E. Pearce, Meadersville, Mont
33O9 =. Y. Johnson, Lewiston. Idaho
1910 Thos. Courtney, Butte, Mont.
1911 J. w. Elder, Troy. Idaho.
1912 C. c. Hammond, Sultan, Wash.
1913 J. @. Munker, Kalispell, Mont
1914 p. ]. oBrien, Salmon City, Idaho.
1915 II. Sorli, Stampede, MINI.
331S F. Kammeyer. Kaiispell, Mont
3317 j. A Conner, Darby, Mont.
1918 ]. A. Waugh. Lincoln, Neb.
s S$iiS s H GsOrgs P pd Lodge; ,o Mont
1891 H. 8. West, Evanston, Wyo.
3322 Beatrice Boyle, Havre, Mont.
1928 Mrs. A. E. wilkins, Butte. Mont
3324 G. Toothman, Upland, Cal.
3325 Dorothy b. Poppy, Minot. n. ID.
332S Frank Marshall, LaGrande, ore.
1897 L. G. Smith, Garrison, Mont.
1928 d. Aakhus, Grand Forks, n. ID.
1929 r. Fleming, Poison. Mont.
s33O i. C. Eaton, Helena, Mont.
1891 C. H. Needham, McGill, Nevada
S332 +. c. HAmill. San Francisco. Cal.
Agt- Harry Hamill. Anaconda, Mont,
L. z u
1884 B. B. Sutton. Coles Valley. Ore.
1856 S. b. Price. Convey, Ohio.
Agt-, q. r. Sloan, Kalispell, Mont.
1896 N. Allison, Laurence, Kan.
1887 K w. Estill, Missoula, Mont.
1888 J. b. Humphrey, Elgtn, Iowa.
$3.50 4. Hamilton, Kalispell, Mont.
3340 H. f. Woodhead, Seattle, Wash.
Agt. L 1. Ranous, Seattle, Wash.
3341 9. s. Wagner, Hamilton, Mont.
3342 II. L. Jones, Missoula, Mont.
3s43 L. Messenger. Medical Lake, wn.
3344 Richard Roe, EDhrata, Wash.
3345 Mrs. F. O'Brien, Kalispell, Mont.
3346 A. H. Griner. Port Huron, Mich.
Agt. L w. Tulleys. Council BLUFFS. la.
3s47 David Falkera, Kellogg. Idaho.
2s4S John Temple, Lebanon, Ore.
3349 Albert II. Yik Seattle, Wash.
335O Q. ]. Naylor, Butte. Mont.
S35l II. 8. Howell. Columbia Falls. Mt
sass ]. Stoppeikamp, Cornucopia, ore.
3353 w. +. Cole. Wichita. Kan.
3a54 Ira Williamson. Chicago. III
Agt. q. Williamson. Fortine. Mont.
1855 J. H. Andrew. Centralia, Wash.
3sse Severt Lee. Elroy. Wis
S3S7 r. ID. Thomas, Butte. Mont.
1855 q. r. Glinn, jacksonville. Ill.
ACT F.. +. BraceWell, Jacksonville, III.
,3S5s o. s. Welch. Seattle. wash.
4Agt. p. @. Bates, Minneapolis. MINI.
1880 NJ Anderson. Ellensburg. Wash.
1851 Z. z. Gibbons. Perry, Okla.
33S2 G. d. Toilette. Fairmont. MINI.
Sass p. Mcdonald. Butte City. Mont
33s4 C. b. Harding, Butte. Mont.
sass w. J. Ward. Pleasant Plains. III.
1855 d. 3. Bales, Portland, ore.
1851 r. >. Flick. Seattle. wash.
s3es s. r Hunton. Colfax. Wash.
1855 Jacob Working. Reardon. Wash.
SAFE w. u. Charters. Ct Falls. Mont
as72 W. =. William, Hartford City. Ind.
ASIA z. a. Ballard. Chico, Cal
ARt. c. e. Fuller. Chico, Cal.
3s74 Leroy Anderson Prescott. Aria.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
GENERAL BOOTH
is ALMOST BLIND.

VIII Remain In England for Treat
menf.
LONDON. Aug. 1s.-General VIII
liam Booth. who for years has been
at the head OF the Salvation Army.
is threatened with total blindness
and has abandoned his projected tour
In the provinces. He will remain in
England for treatment The recent
operation for cataract was unsue-
eessful. aud he has since been col
tinually falling.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-08-18
TAFT SAYS TO
PUT ON THE LAD.

Does Not Want the Balllnger-PInchot
Controversy 20 Continue.
DENVER. Colo. Aug. 17.--Taft
has sent personal appeal to Presl-
dent Walsh. OF the trans-MIssissippl
congress, to put a lid on the Balm
ger-Pinchot controversy is the latest
report here today. Chief Forester
Plnehot has arrived here. but has an
nouneed that he would not discuss
the controversy at all. and confined
his remarks to the conservation ma.
tional resources IN a general way.
The first feature of the program to-
morrow Win be PinchOt's address.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-30
BUSY NIGHT TONIGHT
 FOR CITY FATHERS

Aldermen will be busy this evening, TOT several committees have set to-. night as the time for their meeting.
 The Street committee will have a. general review of all the matters be-. lore It Including the petition of the SedVleW avenue property owners to nave that thoroughfare continued through to Johnson's creek and the petition of the Crane Valve Go for tne dlscont1nuance of South avenue from Iranistan avenue to the ha.rbor
 The committee on purchasing the Priscilla Lines property on the south gress street bridge will meet for the purpose of continuing the work. This committee is composed of W. T. Howes. and Aldermen McMurray and Hart ley.
 The committee on Miscellaneous Matters will meet for g. further consid- erat1on of the petition of James A. Price to locate a livery stable in Un- ion Square -s.T>S .
 The committee to investigate the conditions at the Bostwick avenue schooi which has been in existence for ten months, will meet for the purpose or preparing report This commit tee IS composed of Aldermen Bertilsou. MeMurray. Finlan, Griffin and former Alderman James E. Burnes One Of the members of the committee has re- fused to sign the report in tic past because he believed it was too strong Tn it's characterization of the work up- on the school building Alderman GT1ffln's Inability to attend because of an injury received yesterday from a horse kick may prevent the committee rom doing business.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-30
WIFE ASSAULTS HER
 FORMER HUSBAND

To collect rent is no easy matter these days as Desideo Lanski will tes- t;fy. Desideo went to the home of Germi LaSousa on Grand street last night and while trying to collect back rent, was assaulted by LaSousa's wife, Christina. Christina has no great love for Lanski as she obtained a divorce from him only a short time ago. She then promptly married LaSousa and went to live in a house owned by her former husband.
 Although Attorney Charles Shapiro endeavored to prove that the La Sousas' acted in self defense, Judge Foster thought they were deserving Of a fine. Christina had ito pay s1O and costs and her husband s5 and costs for assault.
 When Lanski started out to gather in his coin he was accompanied by tailor whose name is Dominic Lom- berti. Lomberti proved an unusual witness and insisted that he be al- lowed to tell the story in English, spurning the efforts of Daniel Della to act as interpreter. Dominic was not strong in English idioms, but was a witness whose testimony could not be shaken on cross examination When Attorney Shapiro asked him if he generally went out aiding other peo- pie to collect their rent, he replied. that he did it as a favor for Lanski. The attorney then asked him if he was not paid for granting the favor and the tailor passed the wise obser- vation Well, you always get paid for favors, don't you?''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-30
FATHERS POLLUTE
 WATER SUPPLY
Summer Boarders Arrested for Offense, After Being Warned-Bonds of $20O In Each Case.

While bathing in the. stream just above the reservoir at Beardsley Park this morning Jacob Moss, Abraham Spohlmann and Morris Wolfe were ar rested by Deputy Sheriff Plumb. They were brought to this city and held under bonds of $200 each for violating tile statute relating to the pollution of a public water supply. Nathan Wolfe, brother of Morris, furnished bail.
 Moss and Spohlmann are New York men who are summering in Trumbull and boarding at Wolfe's house. They have been bathing in the stream which feeds Beardsley Park reservoir, al- though they were warned and their attention called to the signs placed along the stream by the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. They did not heed the warnings and this morning Sheriff Plumb was appraised that they were again bathing in the stream. He at once notified the police at headquar- ters and the auto patrol was sent up. The bathers were cs ught in the water, and after making a hurried dress were hustled to the polrce station.
 Supt. Birmingham in speaking of the arrest said that he believed the water company should employ a corps of watchmen sufficient to protect the wa ter supply. and not depend altogether on the police and constables of the towns.