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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11
CORNER | STONE
LAYING SET For
TENDER 8
4 Palatine Baptist
Church Ready
for Worknr1len

The corner stone OF the .Palntin.
Baptfst Church. which Is In course q,
construction in the First ,;ard will h.
| laid ON Thursday septentber ~ ! ono
The local Masonic ord..r win bovn
charge of9 tbe ceremonf4s which WI,
be OF auIte mn impressive nature
onite n, numbcr or sin-t restinr arti,
clca .ond nnners w,l1iba den,site,, In
the CORNER stone for the ;,+araaatf ,t,-,
tnra ppan,ar.tftnn. ,$,,..1 ,,.,d wi,,
furnish m,,e,c far ,l,of oc6arton AMI -
is e.,xn,ecctc,i tbnt hundreds ~ naonle
wu, n,f+n,. az. +b, ,,y;,rr a. a,.n.u
,tono NOV, roonIa fron ,,m,s ,,,s' t,,,s,,
wIll. nttonJ 10 coron,,nonias Tha o;.,
.ons - r., Irn,ant snJ s,,..,n,n a., :.
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SAM R. NUzUNl
X K. OF p OFFICER q
LOCAL MAN CHOSEN GRAND IN
tNER GUARD AT GRAND LODGE
MEETING.

iPARKERsBURG. w. Va. Sept. IL
The Grand Lodge knights of Pyphlas
of West Virginia last night decided to
meet mt Elkins next year, ant. pftni
electing the following officers al
journetl: liz t,,tIf ti
Grand Chancellor-Ju1nes H Beats.
Elm Grove, w. Va. M :,
Grand Vice Chancellor: Mont
gomey. Tunnelton, w. Vl.Zs;s
Grand Prelate-W. II. Dunbar. Park
ersburg. s.
Grand Keeper Of Records and Sea. :
Maner Jenkins, Piedmont. 4!
Grand Master of Exchequer-M. H.
Smith, Keyser.
Grand Master at Arms-w. s. Stout,
Clnrksburg.- "a
Grand Inner Guard-sam r. Nuzull.
Fairmont. - ~
Grand Outer Guard-John Arbe1z,
Elm Grove.
Grand Trustee-James S. Mathews.
Charleston.
iSunren RepresentatIve-Os G..
Wilt. Salem: alternate. Jasper T.
B. Burkhold. MartinburE.
Chenowirth Cameron.
Pythian Home Board-J. w. Daley,
Cameron; Charles w. Hall. Charles.
ton: Rev. I'D. Garrett. Wayne; JAMES
B. BurkholI. Martinsburs. (,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11
BIG REUNION
AT GRAFTON

The reunion of Gran,l Army Vet a-.
ans to be held at Grafton next week,
on Thursday and Friday. September
10th and 18th. promises IN, be quite 4
big affair When the meeting. was first
planned it was the intention of tit,
oriEinators to make this a-reunlon OF
the Taylor county and adjoining cprm-
ty veterans. However. advices re.
celvel from Wheeling and other sec
tIonse make 1t to appear that 1a:.rssH
delegations from different parts OF the
State will attend teh reunion of th.
veterans. :
Senators Scott and El!iins have both
been invited to be present at this &c.
union and II is probable that one or
both will be present.
Meade Post No. and Pierpont Post.
both OF this. city are making arrange
ments to attend this reunion. Mr.. 7.
Dudley. commander OF Meade Post.
and Mr.. w. C. Watts. commander Of
Pierpont Post. will both attend the re-
union and will. do all In their power 10
muster out large delegation. 1t is
thought that at least fifty OF the old
soldiers will attend from this city.
The Silver Drum Corps of this cit?
will so to Grafton and help furnish mu-
sic for the occasion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11
a FUGITIVE
.. FOR 6 YEARS 4
cLAUD TIcHINELL WAS ARREST.
ED YESTERDAY AND WAS
PLACED IN JAIL.

,MORGANTOWN, Sept. 11.-sherih
Brand. Constable Phillips and Officer
Mayer returned from Little Falls d:
4 o'clock yesterday vita ClauH Tich.
inelr In tow Tichinell has been want
ed by the Monongalia authorities since
July 31st, 1903. when nc is sail tu
have criminalIy assauttedlMiss Ltzzis,
Austin, daughter OF Amos Austin, of
Little Falls.
The young man was captured at tho
home OF his father. He ilad been i!v-
Ing there in seclrsion Tor the last
year. For. three years before tilnt sc:
lived In Ohio. and for some time after
the assault Is said to have been com,
mitted he was here and there In West
Virginia.
Tichinell. 1t is said. lay un,ler
meath n tree where the II sa,llt was
said to have been committed all that
afternoon. but when tho officers ap-
neared several hours afterwarI lie
was not to be found Yesterday m.,rn-
ing report reached the prosecuting
attorneys Office that the man VITA
back at his old home. that he had
been there much OF the time since
he was wanted and Nj. Brand wus
sent to investigate. s
THIS is the seventh capias tia:
has been issued for Tichlnell. Once
soon after the assault Is alleged to
nave been committed the officers
missed TIchinell by less than a half
hour. r. B. Price was CHIEF OF pc.
lice then and VIII Shoemaker was a
of the force. Word reach
ed headquarters TINT Tichinell' Rad,
been seen ut the Victoria mines in
Taylor county, aud Price and 5lo-
maker reached there just few min.
ties after the man mad neen paid off
md departed.
Tichinell was married and hal a
shlld at the time The assault is said
o have been committed,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11
COOKS FRIENDS SAY
Their RECORDS
ARE ALIKE
Quote r cary To
Support Cooks
Claims
tBy United Press.)

@ tBy United Iresg.1
NEW YORK, sept. 11--The Heralc
this morning publishes, conspfcuou sly
the following communication from M
Peary Copyright, 1909, by the Nav
York Herald company):
BATTLE HARBoR, via. Cape Ray
N. F., Sept. 10.-Editor Herald, New
York-Do not agine Herald likely to
be imposed upon by Cook story, but
for your information. Cook has simply
han ded the public gold brick. He
has not been at the pole, on April ~
1908, or any other time. The above
statement is made. advisedIy, and at
the proper time will be backed by
proof.
PEARY. ]
The Roosevelt ir being coaIed. AZ
Battle Harbor and docs not expect to
arrive at Sidney before September Is.
Despite Peary's statements of Cook
not having reached the pole, Cooks
adterents point to Penry's story for
confirmation of Cooks claims. Summed
up the stories are:
cook-From e8th parallel Ice pack
more, active, cracks frozen quickly. Ice
steadily Improving from there on. Pole
SO degrees. Vast field ct
purple snow, no land, no life.
Peary-From ssth desrce ice north
new Ice formed quickly In cracks.
Temperature SO degrees. No land, no
life.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-The Der
partment of State received the follow
Inf from Peary:
"RespeetfuIIy report that hoisted J
Stars and Stripes at Nerth Pole and !
bers OF the Peary Arctic Club anil pos
region In the name of th= President ct
The United States. U. S. Record Fias
eft"
The state Department eabled con-
HOW PEARY SUCCEEDED.
tRy Anthony Ftala.-cnnyright 1905,
by United Press Assoeiation.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 11--Peary's sue
less was possible through combfna-
len Of favorable conditions, fine equiv.
nent, his own and party's endurance
md enterprise. Peary's account Is far
from Nansen's. In the lat
errs account one is Impressed by the
of trying to proceed
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;SALElV. EXCITED
over SMALLPOX
cHAs. RANDOLPH HAS THE Dis
EASE AND HIS HOME Is uN-i
yss DER QUARANTINE. -

CLARKSBURG, Sept. 1.-THE town
OF Salem Is threatened With a quaran.
tine. Smallpox has been discovered
there and the entire town has been
thrown into an uproar. -
Friday afternoon DR.. Fittro decided
that Charles Randolph was victim
of the disease and afte. consulta-
ton with DR.. Kennedy 1t was decll-
ed t. quarantine the home and advise
all people to keep i respectable
distance from the home
Mr.. Rand olph, about two weeks ago.
returned home from a trip through the
southwest He Immediately became
Ill and n physician was called, who
Mt taat time. did not announce tha dis
ease. Yesterday when ne called he,
pronounced 1t smallpox and with DR..
Kennedy decided to quarantine the
house. "
The affair has thrown the whole
town into fear and no subject is more
discussed than 1t.
= = $50 -tst-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11
Peary Says Cook Has
Handed Public Gold Brick
And He Can ProDe 1t
COME NJ DEAREST I:
MISS ELkINs. REPORTED TO HAVE
WIRED THE DUKE TO COME
TO PARIS.

i { PARIS. Sept. 11.-It is reported hero
that Miss Katherine ElE:ns. danght 4r
OF Senator Elkins. of West Virginia.
has wired the Duke of the Abruzzi w:lp
is en- route home from india, 10 meet
her in Paris. 1t Is further -eportel
that they Will be married at the Amer
lean embassy in this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11
Funeral OF Capt PrlcIiard.f

On. Sunday afternoon Mt I: :30 O'clock
at the residence OF his son, AZ. w.
Prlclinrd. funeral services will be held
over the remains OF the late scsipt "A.
N. Prlenard. Rev. archibald Moore.
pastor OF the deceased, Will condncti
the services and interinent Will be-
made in the Mnnningtpn Cemetery.
The interment will be in. chafge OF
the Masonic Lodge and The g. r.
will attend in a bod = 4 Il
The remains were taken through
here last evening on sb5 and are now
lying in state MT the home OF Mr. IA. !
w. Prlchari. = = 7ss q : 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11
Chief FOUND !
Girl ASKED FOR.
IN TELEGRAM
Returned 70 Home
With Relatives
To-day

Chief Shoemaker receiral q telegram
from j. M. McWillialns. Of Bessemer
Pa, yesterday asking the chief to ap-
prehend a girl aged sixteen at Frank
Jackson's ilome st Watson and hold
her until McWlllilms cana for. her.
Chief Shoemaker mad the girl tcocat.
ed within ten minutes tfter hei re.
ceiYed the telegram. He Ind Consta-
BILE G. w. Hawkins to 80 to Watson
and get her. McW.llia1ls and his moth
er came for the girl who proved 10
be sister to the man n1ving her mp
pretended. Her name Is Janet Nc
Williams,
The girl claimed that she wls. mar
ried to q young Jackson. son of Frank
Jackson, VINO is working al Besse1ner
in the steel works there. jackson and
Miss McWilllamy are cousins. their
mothers being sisters.
The girl 1t Is claimed was sent to
Watson by young jackson. Her moth
er was away from home and 1t was
during her absence that The girl came
nere. It was the opinion ot the fam
lily; that she had been .l,nt to jack
sons home. They ut olce got into |
communication with the officers here
and soon accomplished what they set
put to do.
The girl held out that she would not |
returl to her home and threatened That |
4 she were taken sne would commit
suicide. .-. -.5 -i''
Af.er considerable noise and much /
alk!ng a: sort OF reconciliation was ef-
.ected and the mother. brother and
sister departed for: their nome on the
evening train for PIttsb1ng.
a IA ---:---- -
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JUDGE: DENT DEAD.
Telephone Message States He DIED
at 3:15 This Afternoon.

A telephone message at $3.50 this
afternoon, after the West tvirsinian
had gone to press with the regular
edition, states that Judge M. H. Dent,
Of Grafton, died this afternoon az 8: IS.
No funeral arrangements have yet
been made Judge Dent 10 avery
prominent man and had many friends;
in Falrmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11
Duckworrh. Greenwood. !

Va.
"A. H. Evans, Peiin. Ill.
Samuel Fetty. Independence. w. Va
Jonathan w. Fast. FaIrmont. w. Va
Amos GIlpin, BoothsrIlle. w. Va.
"a. c. Glasscocl:. st. John. Kansas
J. E. Grlbble. Tracy. w. Va.
David B. Hogue.
Nimnod Helsley, Valley Falls. w. Va,
John w. Hammond. Bellaire. Ohio.
John Hoffman. kingmont, w. Va.
Vim. s. Holland. Granlsville. w. Va,
Capel Holland. Morgantown, w. va,
Benjamin ]. Holland, shanangelo.
Texas. 4
Joseph A. Hill, Fairmont w. Va,
r. F. d. %.i y
James r. Henderson. Moundsvllle.
w. Va.
joan Hall. Warrington. w. Va, r.
F. D.
Thos. p. Irons. Burlington. Indiana.
George B. Jackson. GladesvIlle. w.
Va.
Adam l.. Jackson. clarlssburg. W.
Va.
A. B. D. Jolllff, Catawbn. w. Va.
w. Az Kramer. Jonnstown, Pa.
John Levelle. Fairmont, W. Va.
Jeremiah Level.e. FnIrnont. w. Va.
Jacob J. Lee. Fhirmont, w. Va.
"a. s. Louther. Peabody. Kansas.
Z III. +. Leonard. Fairmont. w. Va.
Jacob w. May. Fairmont. w. Vn.
John C. Mckinney. Fatrmont. w. Va.
Theodore w. Maxwell. Mt. Pleas
INT, w. Va.
Richard ". Moore. Wallace. w Va.
Newton Merrifleld, Fafrmont, w. Va.
Charles d. Malone, White Day. w.
"a.
W. A. Morley, Falnmont, W. Va.
I. #. d.
David p Morris. Falrlnont, W. va.
|. II. D. n
Tobias Moore. Deep Valley, w, Va.
I Levi ". W.!Moore Erbacon, w. va.
Alfred N. Mntheny. Sidney, Iowa.
Continued on Page FiYe.l
i l. y
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AGED Priest Ill.

Rev. Father E. NJ. Hl1tey, the ven-
cradle and beloved pastor OF st
Xavier's Church. st ParHersburg. II
quite i'll and fhs life is tlt SPARED or.
Although in declining tealth Tor a
long period, ne has until recently dis
charged the Offices of prie.t. 4.
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BREWMAsTERs MEET.
tunion Aasoointed Frcr4o

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1.--s seretal
delegates are already hff fors the con.
ycntion of the United States Brew.
masters Association, which opens to !
morrow and Will continue through four
days. +: j 3 -
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Edward Gump. Corporal. Minora

Edward Gump. Corporal, Minora. W,
Va.
John NJ. Mlllan. Corporal Manning;
ton. w. Va, r. F. D.
S, s. Wilson. All tiflcer. MannIngton.
w. Va. r. F.. D. 4
Milton D. Craig. Artlficer. Booths
Vile, w. Va. II
John w. Poggs, Musician, Muncle.
Indiana.
Privates- ~. ;, -;
Elisha Allendsr. Morgantown, w.
Va. 81 98
JAS. N. Borgess.. Nluncle. Ind.
4 Joel Bee. Befea. w. Va
Jacob Brookover. Anthem. w Va
j Dlniel Cunningham. Mannington,
w. YaS r. +. d. IA q 1: f,9i. u
Joseph Costello, Kenton. W. Va. 3.
John E. Dodl. Fni1n1ont, Viva.
Joseph A. Dorsey. Barnsville, Kan.
Charles Doak, Kentpn, Nv Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11

Malvin Rcinheimer will enter the
West Virginia University. where le
will take five year course.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-11

Mrs. M. E. Ashcraft r turned last
evening from Uniontown, whore she
had spent several days with relatives.
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CONTINUED ON Page Four.)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-28
College Campus
to Wyoming Plains
That's the Story Of Ray Heating OF
Decatur and His Christ
mas Bride.

From College Campus to Wyoming
Plains" would form a fitting title for the
little romance in the lives of Ray Heating
and his Christmas bride.
Mr.. and Mrs, Heating passed through
omaha Monday morning enroute from De
catur, H., TO Cheyenne, where the young
collegians viii live the life Of the great
outside.
Back TO the rolling prairie and the
bucking broncho for me- said Heating. Il
was mighty lonesome out there for four
years though. but guess ] won't need to
ride the pony alone any more"
Heating went west upon his graduation
from college, owing TO IN health. He is
now In tbs prime OF physical condition. At
the Frontier celebration at Cheyenne In
August he was one Of the contestants n
managed to get away with one OF the
prizes.
About a month ago he went through
Omaha ON bis way back to Illinois. His
marriage took place Friday evening at the
home Of the brides parents near Decatur.
We're going back to Wyoming to run
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-28
FlTCHETT TELLS WHERE EACH
BLOW HIT HIM ON THE FACE
Dundee Feudists Are back at Each
other with Arena Ina the
County Court.

Frank L. Fttehett Of Dundee received.
he says. eight blows between the eyes, two
jolts on the Jaw, three wallops on the
month and a bitf or two for good measure
on other parts Of his physiosnomy.
kttehett testified TO this In county court.
also imparting the information that Henry
c, Baird was the man behind the fist. Mr..
Baird is having a hearing ON a charge OF
assault sworn 70 by Fitehett.
The alleged assault took place November
IS on a peaceful Sunday afternoon when all
Dundee IS supposed to be calm.
A chicken had escaped from the Fitchett
menage and kttehett pursued into the yard
OF his next door n~eighboE.
Then occurred the II will be
recalled that a short time before this Baird
had kftchett arrested and brought to
county court on a charge OF discharElng a
revolver without a license. There has
been trouble between the men for a long
time and Fftchett. who Is n years OF age
aud was formerly an Indian agent at the
Santee-s Sioux reservation. built a famous
spite" fence between the two houses
which are on Cass street between Eiftieth
aud Ftfty-fiFst Baird has yet to tell his
version on the stand
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-28
Little Editha )
Catches Burglar
This Little Editha is No Pretty Little
Girl, but Smaller and Not
So Cute.

Stealthily the burglar crept along the
floor of the bed room Of James Seymour,
1912 South Seventeenth street, in the dim
Night of early Monday morning, He reached
to a pile Of clothing, slipping It into his
bag and turned TO creep into an open closet
door, He CROPPED along the floor,
A sudden scream. a howl Of pain. cleo
trified the sleepers who leaped out OF bed
and snapped on the light In time to see the
housebreaker fleeing from the room with
his booty bag in one hand and a savage
mouse trap dangling from a finger OF the
other.
Curses and means OF pain echoed along
the hall as the unfortunate burglar sped
away. He bore away with him some
clothes, including a coat. described to the
police, as black. with all but one button
Oft" " cents in change. and lastly, a
nouse trap, valued at IS cents.
He cannot be charged with the theft
OF that trap owing to the extremely ex-
~tenuating circumstances" declared Cap
tain Mostyn. with most solemn air.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-28
TIE DECLINE OF BROADWAY
And the Rise of Fifth Avenue, Upon
Which is the Hotel st. Regis.


From the settlement of New Amsterdam
by the Dutch untl very recently Broad
way has been considered the center OF
New York's commercial life and activity.
But New York has grown beyond all i'm
agined limits during its past history.
II has outgrown the island Of Manhattan,
on which IL was originally located, and It's
great interests have outgrowu Broadway.
No single street is now big enough TO con-
tain all-the vast enterprises hat go to
make up the activities Of New York.
New York Is spreading out and the CEN
ter OF her life is gravitating naturally to
her geographical center. Fifth Avenue.
Upon this Avenue. at Ftfty-ttrth Street.
has been built the Hotel st. Regis, a hotel
planned 70 be everything that a first class
hotel should be, with an uneQualled con-
venience Of location as well as unsur-
passed comfort In its arrangements and
service. In this hotel patrons OF refine
ment and Discrimination viii find them
selves perfectly at home with every at
tention at their constant command and
entirely free from noise, crowdtng and
other petty a-nnoyaaces. The restaurant
service OF the ST. Regis Is unsurpassed by
even the celebrated dining saloons of
London ans Paris. while It's charges are no
higher than those OF other first class
hotels. Transient guests coming TO New
York and stopping at the Hotel 81. Regis
will find accommodation OF the very
highest grade In every particular. and at
standard rates. single rooms are IS and
81 a day. the same with private BATH s.
a day cor 80 Tor two people, while for a
parlor. bedroom and private bath the rates
are Sl2 a day and up.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-28
Emmett G.
Solomon Becomes
Deputy Treasurer
Present County Comptroller to Take
Position Now Held by H. G.
Sharp in Furay's Office.

City and County Treasurer Furay has
appointed Emmett G.. Solomon as chief
deputy In his office for the new term
beginning January 6 MIR. Solomon will
take the place held by Henry c. Sharp for
several years, Mr., Sharp has resigned
because of III health, which requires that
he take a rest from active work for a
time.
Mr., solomon is at present county comp
troller of Douglas county, TO which office
he was elected while serving as county
commissioner, His term as county comp
troller would have run for four years
were it not for the fact that the last leg
islature decreed the office should ter
inmate on January /. 1910 This was done
In order to save City Comptroller Lobeck,
whose office would have been combined
with that OF county comptroller at the
end of his last term II the legislature had
not interfered,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-28
WHEATON ENTERS A DENIAL
Man ner by His wife with An
other Woman Faces Her
in Court,

Louis A. Wheaton. who was captured In
a room at 240l Dodge street in compary
with Mrs. Alice Ellis, by his wife. Mrs
Grace Wheaton, was confronted by tina
angry wife and his little son, a charming
child Of G years, In police court Monday
morning while he heard a reading OF a
warrant. 1t was the usual charge. and
Mrs. Wheaton declares she will push ths
prosecution.
Wheaton wastarrested sunday, when his
wife invaded the room at the Dodge street
house by force, breaking down the door.
Mrs. Wheaton appeared Monday morning
and on her Information Assistant County
Attorney Magney issued the warrant.
Wheaton entered a plea OF not guilty
and his preliminary examination was sci
for Wednesday morning in police court.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-28
Steals of Sunday
School Teacher
Little Antonio Gets Her Watch While
She is Telling Story Of the
Christ Child.

GLORY TO God In the highest. peace on
earth, good win toward men"
Miss Margaret Phillippl teacher in the
city Mission sunday school, was reading
the story of the birth OF the Christ child
TO a class OF waits ON the day after Christ
mas.
Now, little Antonio, a ~bright-eyed youth
In the very front row, descended from a
long line OF treasure seekers who. In the
olden days used to sal forth from Genoa on
predatory errands on the Tartany coast,
So II happened that Antonio, the boy with
the soulful eyes, Just couldn't resist that
avatistie passion for glitter when the fair
teachers watch came too close to the front
row.
The lesson OF the Christ child was for
gotten n Antonio got the watch.
Quietly detectives were put TO work and
soon they had the little pirate, repentant
and in tears. The watch will be returned.
Antonio Is to have a taste of Christian for
g~iveness and he will not be prosecuted II
he only will be punctual at Sunday school
for a whole year
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-28
DENVER MEN SEEK REWARD
TwO Officers who Helped capture
Train RObber Want 60 See
the Money,

p j, Carr, the Denver detective. who
was Instrumental with Cameron Bell OF
the Denver police force IN bringing about
the arrest Of Lawrence s, Golden, one
OF the five convicted train robbers In
Denver, Is In the city looking up the mat
ter OF his participation in the $4,000 reward
offered by the Union Pacific for the ap-
prehenslon and conviction OF the bandits
Mr., Carr for himself and on behalf OF
officer Bel will file a suit In intervenor
for a portion Of the reward, He was in
consultation with the federal officers at
the government building, relative TO the
natter