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The daily sentinel., 1909-10-01
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Gienwood Springs, Colo, Oct. l.
Furty-eight hours have passed since
two daring men carried out one of the
most sensational and successful bank
raids in the history of the west. and
the bandits are still free men and yet
have in their possession the $40, son
in gold, silver and currency which
they took from the Citizens National
Bank ON Wednesday afternoon.
. The search has been abandoned SC
far as posse work is concerned and
the officers are greatly discouraged.
The men have made good their es-
cape. and many people are inclined
to think that they are far away in
another state by this time.
After two nights and part of two
days searching, the 100 aud more
men who formed the posses returned
to the city at an early hour this
morning. worn out and discouraged.
No trace of the bandits has been
found since an early hour on the
evening of Wednesday day the
holdup occurred In fact, the ban
dts have not been seen since the
fight with members of the posse on
Wednesday afternoon about hours
after the holdup. After that the men,
althoughron foot, disappeared as COM
pletely as if the earth had swallowed
them up. II is said that several of
the possemen were within so -fset
of them during the deht lere Wed
nesday afternoon.
Miles of the widest kind of coun-
try sontheaSt of Glenwood were
searcheT by the posses, but IL was a
bSpeless quest
As announced yesterday, the posse
thought it had the bandits surround
ed at one time: but when the posse
closed in the bandits were not to be
found.
The bloodhounds brought from the
state reformatory at Buena Vista, OF
which great things We're expected
failed to give much assistance. They
took up the trail right on the start
but, after going few miles. lost the
scent and We're not able to recover It,
They We're brought back to town this
morning.
It is generally believed that the
two men had their course through
the mountains marked OUT to the
finest detail. and that they had NJ
great amount OF trouble in eluding
the officers. 1t is also believed that
IL
ranged and that they hid the heavy
gold and silver some time during
"Wednesday night.
Officers all over the country are be-
ing furnished with general descrip-
tion of the men. and notices of the
reward for them are being scattered
broadcast.
The manner in which the bandits
covered up their tracks after reach
ing the mountains was nothing short
of remarkable.
The following is Mayor Drach s
story. in his own language, of the
boldup. Mayor Drach is one of the
officials of the bank;
81 was working AT the cashiers
window, checking up preparatory to
closing the bank, as is the custom at
3 O'Clock. | was conscious of two
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RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY CRIMES
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Walsenburg, Colo. Oct. AFTER
most desperate fight in which I'm
dersferiff J. J. Wright and n deputy,
Al Humcston attempted To force
Harry Gore. a negro criminal, to leave
IA mountain cave, Humeston shot the
negro To death. The fight occurred
at an early hour this morning.
Gore was traced To the cave after
IA theft and when the Officers arrived
they found him armed. He opened
fire. and the battle followed and fin
ally the negro WAS killed. In his cave
was found much stolen goods and il
is believed that he was responsible
for many DARN. thefts. He has lived
in this section for ten years. The
cave is almost hidden in thick UNDER
brush and was discovered only by
accident. The negro has lived there,
il is believed, for years.
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THE [|NE-UPS
0UI! At
LAST
.gerly Awaited Announcement Of
the Names of Winners of Places
on the Grand Junction Foot
ball Team is Made Today.
FIRST BIG GAME ON SATURDAY

The lineup for the first football
game of the season is not only anx-
iously awaited by those personally in
terested but by all followers of grid
iron and athletics. by the high school
body, the rooters and supporters, the
faculty members and all who feel
kindly interest in the school and the
parents of the ambitious gladiators-
The first authentic publication of the
list who have been so fortunate as to
make good. which crowns the SUCCESS
full efforts of the few who are lucky
enough to be among the chosen and
spells failure or more decided de-
termination for those whose names
do not appear, in the coveted roll of
honor. after weeks of hard work and
earnest effort, is ever an item of mo-
ment in the eyes of all directed to-
ward the entrance of the pigsIlin war
rior upon the peaceful horizon of ev-
cry day life.
Next Saturday at the fair grounds
will be ushered in the first game of
the season of 'O9 in this city. The
game is a regularly scheduled con-
test and has the bearing on the cham
pionship which any other game at
whatever stage of the season it is
found.
The Indians state that they are go
Continued on Page Seven.)
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PUEBLO TO RAISE
100000 FOR Y.M.C.A.
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Pueblo. Oct. This morning in
this city was started a thirty days
campaign for the purpose of raising
fund of $10O,OO0 to be used in
erecting magnificent Y. VI. G. A.
building in this city.
The campaign was formally opened
with a meeting of nearly all the
prominent business and professional
men of the city, held at noon today.
Subscriptions are already coming
in. Three large clocks erected in dif-
fercnt parts of the city show each
hour of the day just how large the
subscription fund is mt that hour.
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SENTINEL'SC0N7ENTS

Associated Press. State news.
Search for bandits abandoned.
Big announcement Of change
in express business. Football
lineup. Fruit shipments
Editorial comment. Local
and general news.
3-Picture of Mike Walsh. the
peach king. Budelier cited
as an example of certain
methods. Late dispatches.
Local news
MANY deer hunters leave the
city. Five men arrested to-
day for drunkenness. Cur
rent gossip concerning the
approaching elections. Re
ported that changes are to be
made here in important rail-
way offices. Mass meeting is
called. Other local news
apple shipments growing
heavy. Many other local
items and interesting general
news items.
Society. Local and general
news.
Local and general news.
S-Weather report for today.
Sporting news. Fifteen years
ago column. President Taft
and the Y. NJ. c. A. work.
Many local items.
9-Were Glenwood bandits the
men who attempted to rob
Rio Grande train? Other To-
cal and general news
lO-List OF local men who start
ed on deer hunts today. oth-
er local news.
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ONE HALF TOWN DRY
OTHER HALF IS WET
'fBy Associated Press.5

Bristol. Tenn. Oct. Ito protect
the Tennessee half of Bristol, which
is dry. against what is described as
a deluge of drunks from the wet or
Virginia city. Recorder Burrows will
impose minimum fine of s25 for
drunkenness, and says that the city
may conclude to make it. still larger.
This action is taken because the
saloons in the Virginia half of the
city have been thrown open in ac-
cordance with decision of The court.
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ROCK ISLAND NOT
OPPOSED TO RATE
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Denver, Oct. Lit is reported here
this afternoon that the Rock Island
road has signified that il is not op-
posed to granting the s2J.OO -colonist
rate for Denver and Colorado. Every
other road entering the state has
made il plain that il will fight any
effort 10 keep the $25 rate in vogue.
Gov. Shafrotb has called II conven-
ton for the purpose OF discussing the
colonist rates and other railroad mat
tiers.
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ASK FOR PARDON
OF WQSsla N pen
[se.elz, 10 The sentinel |

toISsVF&i 10 The Sentinel. ! : ~
Der.vcr, Oct. IA petition signed
by large number of prominent wo-
men has been filed with Gov. Shafroth
asking him to pardon Mrs Electa NJ
Beard, now serving an eighteen
months sentence in the state prison
after being convicted of unlawfuMy
using funds of Children's Home
with which she was connected The
petition sets up that Mrs. Beard is in
a critical physical condition and will
die if she is kept in confinement
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SHOOTS A PLAYMATE
SpeciaI to The SeptineI. l

Windsor, Colo, Oct. 1.-James
Forbes. aged 10 years, son of a
prominent business man. was shot
and perhaps fatally injured by Carl
Evans, son of a sugar factory super
intendent this morning. The shoot
ing was accidental.
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IBy Assoe.ated Press. /

New York. Oct. With Com
mander Peary and every member
of the crew that accompanied
him in his quest for the north pole
aboard, the steamer Roosevelt was
the salient feature of the naval pa
rade today up the lower Hudson riv-
er to meet the Half Moon and CIer-
mont at Newburg.
The Roosevelt's progress was
marked by continuous blast os
whistles and cheers.
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GBy Associated Press. ]

Glenwood Springs Colo. Oct. L.
The numerous posses which We're in
search Of the bandits who robbed the
Citizens National Bank of $4,000,
have given up their pursuit of the
two men. The robbers have evident
ly made good their escape in the
fastness of the mountains.
The surety company has made good
the loss sustained by the bank
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BRyANS CELEBRATE
THEIR ANNIVERSARY
IBv Associated Press. l

+ Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 1-Mr. +
+ and Mrs. William J. Bryan oh +
+ served their 25th wedding an +
+ niversary today. +
+ The house was decorated with +
I. flags and flowers and was filed +
+ with messages and presents from +
+ all parts of the world +
+ + I + + + + r l. I. + + + + + + + +
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TBy Associated Press. |

Ossing. N. Y, Oct. l.-Convicts in
the state prison here were allowed to
see the Hudson-Fulton- parade as it
passed up the river today. They were
not allowed to make any demonstra-
tion and as the fleet passed up the
river they stood stolidly gazing at the
vessels and when the last one passed
they returned to their shops.
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P|NCHOT DECLARES
He WILL STAND PAT
LBy Associated Press. ]

+ Washington. Oct. Clifford +
+ Pinchot returned to this city to- J.
+ day. stating most emphatically +
4. that he had come back to pur +
+ sue his conservation and forest +
+ ry policies just as he had in the +
+ past, and that President Taft +
+ was committed to those policies. +
4 + 4. + r + 1. + + I. + + + + + + Z.
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IBy Associated Press. /

Newburgh. N Y, Oct This
city where for a time George Wash
ington made his headquarters. today
gave welcome to the Half Moon and
Cleimont and witnessed their formal
transfer from the lower Hudson com
mission to the upper Hudson commit
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DR.. BUCKLEY IS
THE NEW PRESIDENT
IBy Associated Press. !

+ Goldfield New, Oct. 1-Dr. I
Z Il. r. Buckley of Flat River, +
+ Mo, was elected president of =
+ the American Mining Congress +
+ at the meeting of the board of +
afdirectors today. Z
+ j. F. Calbreath, Jr.. was chos- I
+ en- as secretary. I
r The board did not consider {
= the place of meeting next year, I
+ which likely will not be decided !
+ for two or three months yet. +
3 4 4 4 4. + Z 4 z Z + + 4. Z 4. + Z.
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T. P. Barber, the Colorado Springs
architect, is transacting business in
the city today,
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new DENVER BANK
| speeial 10 The sentinel.

Denver, Oct. Lit is announced
today that this city is TO have a new
and strongly organized state bank.
Wyoming capitalists are said TO be
behind the proposition and a good
down town location has been Sc
cured
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A LYNCHING is VERY PROBABLE
IRv Associated Press- l

Riverside, Cal, Oct. 1.-WilIit
Boy. the young Piutc Indian, who has
been pursued several days across the
desert by a posse, added To his crimes
yesterday by numbering an 1S-year-
old girl whom he was carrying with
him in his flight after having slain
her father. The body of the girl was
found last night.
Weakened by brutal treatment and
exhausted by four days flight she
evidently had collapsed and rather
than allow her 10 fall into the hands
of the white Officers Willie Boy kill
ed her.
II is believed the fugitive has es-
capped To the border line in Arizona.
Miss Florence T.. Brown is visiting
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TAFT LEAVES SEATTLE
TBy Associated Press /

BY Associated Press.
+ Seattle, Wash. Oct. Pres I
+ ident Taft paid a farewell visit i.
+ to the fair this morning 1
+ From the fair. where he visit 1
: ed the live stock show. he went 1
: to the Seattle Golf & Country 1
+ Club where he remained for 1
+ five hours playing his favorite
+ game before and after lunch
+ con. 4
: AT 4 pm. the president left /
for Tacoma 4
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Everything is working nicely at
the sugar factory. Today hundreds
of tons of beets were delivered and
deliveries are arriving almost hourly.
A beet train comes down from the
Delta and Montrose country each
day.
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CARS ARE RUNNING
[ By Associated Press-

: Omaha, Neb., Oct. Last
! night, for the first time since
! the street railway strike began,
, cars We're run until 10 O'Clock.
There We're a number of min
; or disturbances and numerous
arrests.
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WHITNEY WONT TALK
IRv Associated Press. ]


E Truro. n. s.. Oct. Harry
+ Whitney. who was with Dr.
= Cook at Etah, arrived here last
: night from st. Johns, and took
+ the train for New York to see
= DR.. Cook.
= He declined to talk.
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[By Associated Press. l

West Point. N. Y, Oct. Conn
mander Peary's ship Roosevelt is
stranded in the Hudson river near j.
Pierpont Morgan's private landing
below Highland Falls.
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Work has started on hand some
new home for DR.. Helderson, corner
of Tenth and Ouray avenue
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large number of new houses are
going up in the city at this time and
work is to start on number of others
during the present month
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AFTER BEING CENTER OF BIG
DEMONSTRATION PEARYS SHIP
IS STRANDED IN HUDSON RIVER

tee which will pilot them through
another week of the Hudson Fulton
celebration in cities lying to ,he
north.
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IN DESPERATE FIGHT
A CRIMINAL IS
SHOT DOWN

Tracked to His Mountain Lair, a Bad
ly Wanted Negro Fugitive Opens
Fire on the Pursuing Officers,
But He is Shot and Killed.
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He KILLED THE GIRL
WHEN SHE BROKE
DOWN

An Infuriated Posse Trailing Young
Indian Fiend Who Has Commit
ted Two Diabolical Crimes in
the State of California.
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ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET.

IBy Associated Press.
Chicago. Oct. December wheat,
80 u to 80 4.
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BIG BALLOON'RACE
IS NOW UNDER WAY
[By Associated Press. |

Zurich, Switzerland, Oct l. =
+ Twenty-eight balloons started +
+ from Zurich today in the inter r
+ national race, the competition In r
r which was open for balloons of I.
+ all dimensions. The first prize +
of 5000 viii go to the pilot who Z
+ succeeds in landing nearest to r
+ any point previously selected by +
+ him. r
+ + I. + + + I. + + + + + + r r = r
j. II. Cowan is down from Mont
rose this afternoon on business
Alex Calhoun, of Montrose, is trans
acting business in the city today.
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Miss Florence f. Brown is visiting
friends and relatives in the city today
from Cederedge, Colo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14

ized garb and rub some of the rouge from my face.
to miss step Of it.
When again joined the crowd they were already
chatting Carley, and baron de Berenzig's habitual
suave composure cut by frown that brought his
brows together in unbroken black line. thrilled
at the havoc 1 had wrought to his plans. OF what
avail now his threats He might shout insnuations-
slander even-to the four winds and nobody would
being tossed aside. However might be censured, the
laugh-the worlds ridicue SO dreaded-would be at
his expense Dolly had been right-one ounce of
daring could effectuaIly turn the scale against a
pound of caution. l sank into my chair with sigh
of happiness My burden of fear was at last to be
lifted-the finale Of dance had caused the lime
light to shift from the baron to Carley
Already l could feel its glare upon US. by Jove.
Gypsy" Harry Heating held out his hand. "it
surprise! Say when, and whether I'm to be there
with a necklace dog collar"
"I say, you know sighed Fritzy, trying to look
sad at was ripping, but we'll all be wearing the
willow if Gypsy deserts us, won't we?" He appealed
to the crowd In general.
Not Carley! If tonight means anything that's
his game. eh, my boy?" Johnny Van Tiel his elbow
into Carley who was standing silently apart He
jumped and his eyes came back to us, meeting the
baron's on the way They seemed to measure each
other, though gentlemen about ITO cross swords
and 1 wondered IL the wine Of the dance had really
gone to Carleys head.
Dick leaned over my chair. whispering that the
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out Of 1t, until Carey had lost himself. with those
watching US, in the Joy of the dance. Then I knew
my moment had Now q wheeled about
suddenly introducing step had not rehearsed),
catch me-and hold me-tight-as If you loved me"
With final whrl few into the arms he opened
wide
Il do, Gypsy, dol" he painted as he caught up
in them, holding until the curtains drawn.
heard the murmuring gasp that held the audience.
'Glorious!" l cried ooh, Carley" as slipped from
his close embrace.
He released me, but gripped my hand lost
ourselves in the wings. did you mean It, GypsyT'
His flushed face close to mine.
Look out" cautioned breathlessly. You warned
me you might get heady tonight And won't have
you signing regrets in the mornng-it's only make
believe after all, you know.
Carley shed vanly into his pocket for cigarette.
Oh. is it?" he said, little hoarsely I'D forgotten"
and turned away
Defiance Of the Baron
waited long enough to Evelyn Taghern-Stew-
art, with daub Of mauve either cheek to match
her chiffon rufes wriggling through the first steps
of La Mattchiche with Perry in pegtop trousers and
satin faced coat Then hurried off to get into civ
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gauzy draperies sprang upon the rock poised one
slender foot, and few into abandon Of Joy like
riot Of summer breezes.
gave little laugh Of delight and looked up-to
Dick at my side, dead white. as had seen him
once only when rage gripped him. My God!" he
groaned into my ear ~it is disgrace To make q
puppet of her, a thing to amuse. as Thoughts
though she were common creature. street danceri'
1t Was Very Different
gasped In amazement. You didn't-say that
when danced, Dickyl"
Twas different, somehow" His voice came un-
evenly.
Different! recalled the day Dick and Dolly met
and how Dick had come tearing up the stairs that
night, to stop me with his abrupt who is Mrs.
Dolly?" And as understanding of 1t came to me
looked In Nella's direction. then turned away
again. trying to forget the unmistakable change In
her. the passing of her black moods-since Dick had
taken to going about with u.s. wanted Nela to cap
ture happiness almost as ardently determined to
find 1.-THE of 1t for myself. And Mrs. Dolly seemed
to have SO much than the allotted portion.
She was waited from the stage now rush OF
applause, then few back again to acknowledge It
From behind me came voce-baron de Berenzig's-~
distinct as a clarion bell "She is marvel have
seen but one to compare to her-a Viennese dancer,
kings favorite- many years ago." The last was
added as Dick flashed about with only my hand on
his arm to restrain him. He had not yet learned to
assume the cloak of cool indifference the rest Of us
had to shred.
Dolly's arms. futtered outward for the space Of
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talents of his little sister quite awed him. But a
silence fell on all the curtains were drawn
Woodland scene mound Of rocks and tall grasses,
mounting guard CLASSY pool. There a
futy trl as from the pipes Of Pan and a droning
melody like the soft splash of water against
drifted upward Slowly the tall grasses parted and
there peered from them white face lit with star
eyes, It pushed its way nearer with an odd swaying
movement and revealed whittier pair of shoulders
tensely outlined where they cleaned through the sill
gold hair that ripped over them like mermaids.
held my breath. Yet the rest of the figure it
dragged itself onto the rock was indefinite outline
of tangled weeds and shining scales and ended in a
wide, fanlike tail
gold Tyre hugged against the breast and
softly white hand glided across its strings There
sigh in the music and sobbng chant
The mermaid was moaning her fate, pleading for
freedom for the life of the open. praying for power
to dance, fly through the air, Offering herself eter
nally to the sea for hour of living In tho haunts
Of men.
The song ended in long wall she slid down be-
hind the rocks only hair and glowing eyes above It,
AS suddenly the melody started into dream of fire.
flies and dew, moonlight and zephyrs A figure, all
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TOLD BY RITA WEIMAN

n ONSIEUR GERAUD had opportunity to
see Dolly's dancing before the musicale he
planned to have at his studio. The Ham
Wrarrane osve t,eir annual vvhen the season
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-18

Don't forget the sale in the Odd
Fellows hall tomorrow night.
Mrs. ]. L. Barton Of Johnstown
n. D., was a guest at the Hote
Markham last night.
County Attorney Chester Nc
Kusick left last night, onthe NJ. 8
I, south bound train. for St. Paul.
on professional trip.
Mrs. j. H. Orr, wife Of Dr.. Orr
Of this city, departed last night,
over the M. & l., for Minneapolis,
on visit with friends.
"A business meeting of the Presby
terrain Ladies Aid will be held in the
church parlors Thursday at 2:3C
p. m. All members are requested tc
be present.
Raymond Bruner, who owns a
farm near Lake George, but who
has been spending the past week in
Bemidji, went to Laporte this morn.
ing on business. He will return to the
city this evening.
| A. B. Peterson of Northome
was registered as a guest at the
Hotel Markham last night and
this morning, having come to the
city last night on the south-bound
M. & l.. passenger train.
Andrew Johnson of Cass Lake
came over from the Lake" yester
day afternoon and spent several
hours in live town, on business.
He returned to Cass Lake on the
G. N. night passenger train.
| Mrs. Fenton, mother of the late
Joe Fenton, returned last evening
from Saltwater, whittier she went
several days ago to bury the body
of her son beside that of another
member of the family whose remains
were inferred at Saltwater some
years ago.
T. ]. Miller, senior member Of
the firm of T. Miller & Co., ar.
rived in the city last night from
| ST. Paul, where he has spent the
last two weeks. Mr.. Miller was
in attendance at the annual meet.
ing of the K. P. grand lodge of the
state and says he greatly enjoyed
the session.
]. w. Boeing, a druggist who
lives at Mimic. N. D., came to
the city last night and will remain
here for several days. Mr.. Boeing
is a member of the summer colony
from the "Flickertail State" who
have interests at Layinia. He
was accompanied by G. M. Car
rick and D. Longowski of Mimic,
carpenters, who will erect new
summer cottage at Lavinia for
Mr.. Boelng.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-05-18
FATHER AND SON KILLED
Fatal Quarrel Over Line Fence ii
Indiana.

Richmond, Ind, May ia contro.
versy over line fence between two
farms resulted in the death Of Alex
ander Meek and Raymond Meek,
father and son, and serious injury to
Frank Railsback, ST., and his son,
Frank Railsback, Jr
The differences between the two
families before the fight had existed
for some weeks, but had not reached
4 serious stage until now, when the
Railsbacks began chopping away
posts. The Meeks, with revolver
and a shotgun, fired on the Rails.
backs. Frank Railsback, Jr., fell with
wound in his knee. The elder Rails.
back was wounded in the abdomen.
Thereupon Joel Railsback, another
son, appeared and. with a double bar.
relied shotgun, fired point blank at the
Meeks, killing both, shooting both OF
them In the head Joel Railsback
surrendered to the sheriff.