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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28

Can be depended upon" is an ex-
preston we all like to hear, and when
it is used In connection with Cham
berlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy 1t means that 1t never falls
to cure diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel
complaints. 1t is pleasant to take
and equally valuable for children and
adults. Sold by Wilkinson & Co
Pharmacy and ]. F. Kiedaisch & Son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28
The Wjckedeas people

I think the wickedest people on
earth aye those who use torce Of
genius to make themselves selfish in
the noblcst things; keeping themselves
aloof from the vulgar, the ignorant,
and the unknown; rising higher and
higher in taste, till they sit. ice upon
ice. on the mountain top OF eternal
ngelation-Henry Ward BeecheT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28
Is a Rich Convict.

Warden Saunders of the Fit. Madi-
son penitentiary stated that the man
is one of the heirs to a fortune of
twenty million dollars which is await
ing him in England. If Buckworth
serves out the rest of his twenty years
and the time added to it for breaking
away from his guard, he will be an
old man when he gets out to enjoy
his share of the twenty million dollars.
When The Gate City 'phoned to Vim
cennes yesterday afternoon, shortly
past two o'clock, Buckworth was then
being detained on the beef wagon OF
Thompson's and shortly after the re-
ceiver was hung up the escaped con-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28

been received since he came to the
penitentiary in reference to the mat
ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28

Wet was the prisoner of the deputy
sheriff
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
81

q y. Hump hreysa etttifeps sfol
herf snpmeaas Brocket last Nssl aftes1
asssslaaits o1iiffke Pacific coast. ~ N s
o q $s5S n
81 The Farmers lansan \ 100. Ms sofs
aaf hslr piase d y y ''''
gg Melvin Woody nan been appointed
carrier on the rural route No. 4 ont; of
iEdmor succeed John Malmin. re-
signed.
!. q q - e .5 81
NE and Mrs.. Martin sswensens re
;turned last week 70 their home at
Ghurcha Feerry after 4 visit to their
old home A. Norway a
u Il II z
The village schools at Penn will
open next Monda win have
three teachers this year Ia order I'd
\ cco SO d the increased
dance.
MI. and Mrs DAN & F'erg have
moved sdmore 10 Webster
where they VIII make thei home. lIr.
ferguson ~ employed 81 the Robert,
son Lumber GO.
The public schpo ct Eedmere Win
open septamba 81 The school
Ihuilding has been thorough renloyatsy
led and put into frst class sanitary
eondi ton. three years high school
course has been add pted. The fol,
lowing year Mas Luisl r gins VIII
!teachs science
81 & e III
The Brocket public hook ill op;
] an next aonaday living ~ the II ir;
1creased ndanee there ill be ala'
othar room 4 i ta,is ma hin aa
necessary eIapl four -Four teachers
snstead 81 three. The corps of teach
eis for this year are 4, Wee. " M ll9sa
Cline Olatad. Miss Clara 1illehauaenl
Miss Esthe i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
a les

aar. and MRS. Idann Of Dev.
lis lake, were s1iisitoss at ttasile horne off
their daughta Ell. III: d. Kavanaughs
Thursday ana mi day last week.
Banker IT french was Visitor3
at Devils Lake fsund lex.
Mclean 81 Devils Lake stopped of be-
TWEEN trains sunda Penn tier
stade. 81 Devils was an Il
over night visitor ID the city the first
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

farmers for their, wheat at 81 90 and
were making g cash payment Of Soc
per bushel down. The, price Of wheat
across the line has always. been about
- cents per bushels under the prices
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

here, and we are wondering why the
price here should be less than 80 cents
per bushel, when they are contracting
up there for LOO per bushel: Ed
more Herald-News. .: $1,000 Y z FIJI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
NEW'IS
Miss Louise CLARK is visiting at Ro

Miss Louise clark Is visiting II Rol)
! Ia.
Miss Grace Roller il visiting Is
! Michig 5ss$
Mrs. p: Walsh has moved al from
Chantauqua
Mrs. g. N. Fisher and son are visit.
Ing in Mime ota IN
Walter Ness Visited last week at!
the Twin Gities
John Maher makes loana.
az lowest rates and easy terms.
jay Miller eturned home from his
western trip last eek. 81
Stephen Cowley off 5Larimore, was.
q I.arimo ore visitor : ride
Ars spragnes e1,t M e GU
sln. Ara alll Il II hsta. 8.
ssliam q Ssani IL spent asa4nraAss
/: and Sunday as - Devils 81 n ll q 4
Charles Il. af wiz slrsplcR. waR
40 thig city on ainssaE Friia
john lEiIlsr. of ,Tokiio ln Devils
& Lake on bust ness esday
John w. afaher makes farm loans
ats lowest rates and easy terms. 81
" d. N oodward ana wife visited Il
Crazy the tore part of the wesek
John N. l6aher always has naoney
on hand Tor farm loans no delay
i a. ". cogewell returned home
/ Monday from IL mnoth q 5tripSs west.
John ". sldaher a ways mas money
On hand for arm loans no d delay
smeallie was 4 business visitor
I ID tie CITY ffrom Toxic Veanesday 81
Miss Emma Riordan iis d guest 81
! Miss LpeileGa ,Haig I az starkW
Thomaa GIN 81 Biabee. has been yia.
itng = tliis city fso 81 4 lev DAYS past.
81 II. Howe wassa business visitol
s. ct kargo the fore part Of the week;
ii. Perry. sof Blue held. w va !
has been ueat 81 slat iYe 3 in this
&5 city. ISs5ss
Tom sluts has turned from an ex
tended tin hro,gh a, 6 sonltther q
81 atates. slsES
cf:anna,s ofi alinneap has
been n city % busines ti daI'
week
Hiells ur the Farmers ms
VI On bnst te latter pa l o Ing Ing
week.
MI and srs 81. q. @Bsllum d West
hone, were visit on A this city pa
ss3 urday.
Miss tiers Yisated oyer SUNDAY IA
81 the home 50 the Misses Brey near For l.
s Totem.
Miss Alica son. % neta was
Devils visitor the tor e
the weel
Butsche i was 10 he Farmer
line on business The latter part sc
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03


This is the time OF the year when
the merchant should begin advertis.
Ing his fall and winter goods II he
desires to keep the money at home.
The mail order concerns are sending
to the northwest hundreds, yes thou
sands Of catalogues. and II the local
merchant would only stop to consid-
er his interests q little bit he could
easily head OF 80 per cent Of the
mail order business. One reason
why local merchants do not get bet
ter returns for what advertising they
do do, is because they do not spe-t
cia1ize and seldom quote prices the
mail order houses, long suit
party eonsisfIn 81 M. Bran
non Of the state university biological
station. Marshall Brannon and Roy
Thompson, were passengers on the
south bound atrain 81 Saturday having
finished ten lays, ttrip a the TtlrI
tie mountains. The work Of the parIl
tyI consisted sof king g preliminary
survey OF the plant forms, off the sTur-
tie. mountain region. Specimens Of
every species found were collected
and lows for the more minute forms
of5plant life were made In each lake
visited. Consid erable time was spent
tEFish Lake where State Fish CONF
missioner Main offered his corpora,
tion. On points which concerned eboth
the fash hatchery and the biological
station, such ass ssuppI wing a humber
Of live fish to- Sbe used for expert.
mental purposes At the biological stas
,,tion 1t Devils Candos Herald.
Congressman Grnnna is certainly res
ceiWngs muchS favorable comment from
the press CT the estate for his record
In the session SofS congress which Re-
Gently closed and he DIS deserving of it5
al. MI. Gronna stood for what essbe-t
IieYed the people OF North Dakota
wanted, and heS stood for # flrst.f last.
and an the time. He may have In
Cured the ennity yofi such mem as SEN,
ator Aldriah, hut ,he5has endeared him
SELF 10 the people Of North Dakota
and his action IA congrl,ess has made
him the strongest man Il the state, no
l ny fl liant who ex !,
pects toS DO good iall business should
start his adYertis cam aign mo now.
Don't hold back Z until y the cath cue
houses BET the cream of the business.
but DO sas they do. Let the people
know THAT you have for: sale and the
prices p, Crary went stps Dew
ms Lake Monday and HI ding the The
week 4 friends at a at plaes Bet
Ier son came over from his Devils
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03
MAR RAG L.ICENS ES
FOR THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER

ss Herman FIregen. age- Grary 10
Esther Frisbie. age %. Lake yieW. N.
Oak. 8. s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03


Of the week. He left Tuesday mora
Ing over the N. r. enreute for Seattle
to attend the exposit ion, expecting to
return through Canada the last Of DC
tober. Leeds News.
Il o . TO :5!
n VIM. Meyer and Phil q. Plots made
final proof On their claims at the Lake
yesterday. Both off the boys have val
liable quarter sections. Geo. II Bid
die and "a. G. Morley were witnesses
Sc the case, They made the trip III
Benson's auto. yarWick Sentinel. 81
Judge @CoWanscame over from Devils
Lake Monday and opened q arm of
court and 3hnished and returned home
the same evening Only. drug per,
smits were issued. eitizenz papers grant
:ed and several mot ions here
being no further siness court was
ad1ourned until the regular November
Term nneYarkan 81 filings.
q. !. 2
The heavy wind of last Friday and
Saturday was resp BE :for, the shell
Hing 81 a big percentage Of the stand
ing grain: me freight receipts al
fsthe local station has been "a
record breaker ne past month, and
we doubt i there Il another; town On
the branch that can make al good q
|sho wine; leo. epherd was attend,
Ing Is legal mat era :at Devils Lake on
|sataFda !; I l Eeel.st News;
Andy Jones % very tive. Il
seems since his aptnre He does not
|aaem % be 81. an sWIorrte ID al his pros:
Epects and intimate chat there are 9th.
LEI rascals besides Andy Jones; and
no doubt there as; and And may tell
d few tales ont qf school when he, re.
turns. if some ,of his friends az moi
| sci busy &c Win be smembered that
when Alex NICK enzte cot into Jail -
lGalifornia. there vas 1 great activity
among certain North Dakota polite
Iians until he was liberated and Andy
Ehe1ongs 10 the same out Toward
lWhipple came uD from DEVILS Lake
Hast Wednesday evening tos remain fol
Ea few days to assist lii 6he First ma
tional bank during the absence g,
Dough erty AZ Stark
IMeather Times
MI and Mr.. IIIIausrnann and Mis-,
lBernice Thomson drove 10 Devils
4 Lake and return aond sinS the auto
A. Biorlte came nps from Dey
lilsI Lake Thursda y tai inYoice the stool
ln lthe meat market Albert Mel
sons i Incl dent II the neY artnerahil
Horned by these two parti es
lGatFsrs received a tl,h of Aissigsipp
1 liver tfish &. press THURSDAY
aTigh fresh rom ths oid river. an
Tine Sun family Eere remembers.
with u liberal ssIpply ons the led
itosial toasted and they tastel
4 just the SAN as they used 10 Whel
4 Nh caught them 90 ttlae boom Az th
Iold acG Oregon mn ol
chard ana chill me up from Del
/ Ills Lake Friday riiRs Mabel AfcCoi
II mia HI II Mi IS I'm. HI,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

Of the week. He left Tuesday mora
Ing over the N. = enreute for Seattle
to attend the osition, expecting to
return through Canada the last Of DC
|tober.-L eeds News q & =: B 4.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-03

s Melvin Woody han been appointed
carrier ON the rural route No. IL ont of
Edmor spe ceed John Ealnin, no
signed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-07-09
MlODLEBURY LOCALS.

Levi Goodro of Brandon, former resi-.
dent is in town visiting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davis are at Eagle
Camp, South Hero, for the month Of
July.
Carl Mead who has been visiting his
mother on College street for the past ten
days has returned to his home in New
York city.
Miss Lulu Haley has returned from
New York city where she has been visit
ing for the past ten days.
Fred B. Nash of Rutland, a former
resident of Middlebury, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in town.
DeRue Bros. MINISTRIES played to a fair
sized audience in the opera house Nom
day evening. n
Fordyce Moore and bride are in town
on visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. X. Moore.
John H. Stewart has returned from a
couple of days visit to his family at
Thompson Point where they are in camp
for the summer.
Mrs. Joseph W. Lawrence went on
Tuesday to Cambridge, n. Y, where she
will remain for some time to come, as
Mr. LAWRENCE has engaged iii the hotel
business in That place.
Wilbur l.. Hamilton went on Wednes-
day to BridpOrt where he will stay with
relatives for the coming months.
Don Gates and family have returned to
Boston after spending few weeks with
his mother and sister on Seminary street.
Mr. Gates is the secretary of the y. NJ. C.
A, at the Boston Institute of Tech
nology.
Carl Merrill and family of Glens Falls,
N. Y, is in town visiting his father,
Henry Merrill, on Weybridge street.
Walter Landon lost two fingers and
part of the palm of his left hand by the
bursting of an anvil which he and an
other young man were firing. The iron
ram rod used was blown through his
hand. He was taken to DIR. Martins Of
flee where his hand was dressed and two
fingers amputated. Guy Woodruff had
his face filled with powder the result OF
the explosion.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-07-09

Pure drugs-Dutton's.
Mileage Books at Marshairs.
New hair puffs at Gee Sisters.
Red Cedar Flakes, Sheldon's.
Ice cream ut all hours at Kidder's.
Expert Matchmaker, Brough.
Straw hat cleaner, Sheldon's.
For good meat call at Golham's market.
Buy your toba eco and cigars at Tayior's.
Gloves cleaned and mended, Gee Sisters.
Appollo chocolates-the distinctive. Shell
don's.
FOR SALE-Two seated surrey carriage in
Quire of MRS. j. W. Lawrence. 26t2
Trimmed hats at reduced prices at Miss
Meeker's.
Georgia Peaches and Fancy Cantaloupes at
Joe Calvi's.
GO to Taylors restaurant for lunch or
square meal.
western beef.
wANrED-Position as bookkeeper. Address
VM c., care OF Register Office. 2Stlp
WANTED Second work in small family.
Address Box So, X. +, D., No. l, 2stlp
Highest cash price paid for beef hides at j.
<. Piper's market.
Slab stovewood; lowest prices in town
Dickinson & Seeley.
Flat to rent. Gee Block furnished or un-
furnished. MIS-. j. W. Lawrence.
Blue Label Soups-very fine goods; 3Oc.
per full quart tin. r. S. Benedict
Arsenate OF Lead for spraying Trees and
Shrubs at Stems Park Drug store.
Fresh asted marshmellows. 90 cents per
pound. Try them. X. 5. Benedict.
All kinds of rough and finished lumber at
Dickinson & Seeley's
FOR sALE-A good bay geld.ug, years
old. y. 5. Eoote.
A fine lot OF pansy. asters and verbena
plants at Hunts greenhouse.
WANTED-Wo to do washing in the
laundry. The Addison. 4Stf
Get our prices on strawberries for can
ming, at Woods market.
Four pounds nice Bermuda onions for %
cents at Benedicts.
Tw twenty-five pounds OF tripe for 30 cents
cash, at the i. X. Piper market.
Cut flowers at all times aud designs made
on short notice at Hunts greenhouse.
FOR sALE-A good boat house on the
Creek In this village. n. S. Foote.
FOR sALE-Holstein Bull. kind and good &c
lead. Calvin Kelsey, Whiting, VT. 2stlp
We sell old Grist Mill DOG biscuit, puppy
cakes and cat bread. X. s. Benedict.
Hair Goods, also Walnut Juice for staining
the hair. Gee Sisters, Seymour st.
Hamilton butter on sale at Piper's Marke
in one pound prints. y. II. Cushman.
EoR SALE CHEAP-The hotel property IL
Bridport Village. Inquire OF n. S. Foote.
Another big barrel OF those nice salteC
peanuts just in from Norfolk, Va, +.
Benedict.
A bargain-one nine foot Adriance Buck
eve steel rake below cost. A. ID. Beach, Sails
bury, Vt. 26t3p
WANTED-A house, or suite OF rooms, for
small family. Inquire OF r. Mcfarland, Pain
ter Hall. 2Stlp
FOR SALE-Seal brown horse 8 years, goo
worker or driver. G. NJ. Whitney, W. Sails
bury. zSt2p
LosT-A gold bracelet inscribed Sarah
Bull. Please return to p. o. Box li7 and re
ceive reward. 2Stl
wANTBD-A good strong girl to do kitche
work at The Addison. Good pay and pc
manent position. eStf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-07-09

Suffered day and night the torment
OF itching piles. Nothing helped me
until used Doan's Ointment. 1t cured
me permanently Hon. John R. Carrot,
Mayor, Girard Ala.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-07-09
KHAKI

It's the popular Tan
Cloth made into mems pants and
shirts, and boys play suits, rompers,
overalls and waists. We've them all.
WiIson-Root Co.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-07-09
Business 21ottces.
Near the Bridge

Notices under this head ten cents per line
Hrst insertion; FIVE cents per line succeeding
insertions. Count seven short words to line
or six long ones.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-06-12

de place ware me I'm take ma hat
hoff by all dem peep wat rons dat
burglare down; das good work mel
call dat! Doggon, yo no days no
[ use tink yo goin git hoff desc days
wen yo commit sOmteen, non. De
hye of de law shes grate
Mai das rite harm of de law she
doan reech far nOugh, non. Wen one
mans henter de house one nodder feI
la in de mite time TO rob an he got
one pistole o. one nife an he shoot O
oct de peep in das hous daS law
hought be strong huff fo hank das
kline sonamagon wild hout take time
70 feed heem. Doggon, de way das
law is now we got fo feed das blank
it-head sonamagon till de come Cote
time an den put de State to hex
pense fo convic heem an den sen
heem up by de Jackson penet entaire
an feed heem TO life. w aats de mad
der wild dem Leegeeslature peep, hien
why day donn make de rite kline
law wat protec de peep an let das
projection an dem nodder fool law
go fo lii bit3 Dares yo chanst,
Emile, Wen yo go back by Jackson
see if yo kin make de revicie wild de
rite law.
Den, nodder ting: das ain rite TO
buss in de arrangement O. dem re-
spectacle Cowboy wat want make
homes livin, non. Day got to fine
Cowboy wat name Forest de la
Vache an Son lie Toro wat come by
dis place wild tree carlode hoss-de
trane she git by de Bale at mite, so
dem Cowboy day was go to bed 70
sleep till de mornin.' Abien, wen
day was sleep das fella Placide lie
Polison wat use Cote de Johnnie
Crook candy. He go hout by de de-
pot an ope de car dore; abien, mex
mornin' he sware day was got no
boss in das car wen he ope de dore
iEsted fo fine de hoss he fine day
was only hoss-fly an he shoe dem
hoff. Me | doan bleev dat non, dem
COWBOY day say yas dat was de
hoss-fly, mai day was spec de hoss-
fly fo hatch de Ill hoss in few days.
Doggon das hup-to-date Cowboy al
rite, hien?
Abien, Robere hees hout jail-non
I mean college-now an hees one
Avocat now, so amy yo fella wal
want see Robere, yo jes git in troub
an sen TO heem. Doggon we have
one beeg time by das Tulane de Cd
der mite wen Robere he git back, no
bere's mama she have one fine sup'
an we make de speech an have goot
shes boy, yas. Doggon, me I'm prlde
shes bay. yas. Doggon, me I'm PRIDE
das Robere, an yo?
say Bode, if yo doan goin give d
peep bark tito watts de madder VII
cit somebody shine ap das heh-
CINE wat we got fo fite das fire,nien
Bas aengine sho look like one tramp
Ne Pm reddy 10 put in ten cen. Is
helm by some shine. Dat silo iooh
had TO dsm stranger peep wat SCI
dat, An. doggon. days neddef tins
fo de Bode Consideration. watts a.
madder wild dat water-wagin? u
dean neeed tink ole Jupe-Pluve n
asa ao;nr aa all de work, non, mo bedde
ws-do lilbittoo sometime. hien!
JAcQuE PIsTAcHE
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-06-12

| was quite familiar with the chase ot
such desperate characters while up in
| the 1azoo swamp, wired Mayor Can
devllle, Offering TO lead, as the selected
head, ready one hundred OF the Tan
glpahoa crack ~shots, from ny home
! then, where was the president Of the
Cltlzens' Improvement League, at Ham
mOnd, La
| will say, further, that, as vet, I have
never aided a crowd with nv presence
at lynching in my life. | trust to God
TO De spared that kind Of an act; but if
IL ever becomes my duty, | shall not
1llnch, Tor, with DR.. Andrew D. White,
former ambassador to Germany, and first
president of Cornell University, in sub
stance, realize that there are unfortu-
nate tunes when even mankind have to
oe showed OF the stage of life, amidst a
roar OF misses that even. startle every imp
IN Hell, who is thereby notified to make
room Ter The approaching "royal guest"
WIN the IN no wise coveted pedigree of
having been lynched by his felloW-men.
Ior OBVIOUS reasons. But, when neces-
Sary, as is the sequel to every other
s.oIln' even the very atmosphere is made
pareI thereby. And, l predict, long
VIII the thrillant notes of bird d-sonps'
oatokenlng serenity, be heard in the
llttle 1--we oak tree, at the south east
corner OF Church and Emanual streets.
MoolIe, where the putrid spirit of Rich j
ara robertson went the way of the
damned, as he deserved.
1t should as we'll prove an object les
son to others who have a sunera hund- |
ance OF bad blood; who, in murder.
would resist our officers of the law in the |
reasonable discharge Of their duties.
W3o' Doubtless, hope to become immor,
tailzed by big court trial for their es-
Peclal benefit, and the further forlor,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1909-06-12

| sheriff, mayor and other citizens anC
in less than thirty minutes the Gray
home was filled with friends and all
| the assistance necessary
| 1t was due Miss Rudolph's presenc
of mind in imediately apprising the
officials of what had occurred and
due to the immediate response OF
| Marshal Murtagh that the work of
| apprehending the burglar and as
sassin the same morning in New Or
! cans was affected
The man charged with the deed
is known as William Hagen He
was held in New Orleans, and when
Sheriff Albert J. Carver went down
10 New Orleans to get the prisoner
he refused to come to Bay St Louis
without the necessary requisition pa
'ers. However, this objection was
emoyed and on Wednesday night at
II O'Clock Hagen reached here and
was safely landed in the county Jail
Hagen was brought from New Or
leans byM ayor G. G. Gardebled, Mar
shall +. J. Mnrtagh and Detective
Feau of the Mcmahon agency. He
was closely questioned the following
morning and though at first claimed
ignorance of the affair finally con-
f"ssed and was later identified by
Captain Gray. He confessed that he
had done the stabbing, for he had
entered the house while his accom-
plice remained on the outside and
kept guard. The name of his ac
c"mplice was given, and now he. too,
has teen apprehended and jailed.
From the Mcmahon agency blood
hounds were telegraphed for Monday
morning. The animals traced the
scent to the back fence of the GRAY
residence then through the Engman
premises to the shell road, where the
lime of the shells obliberated all fur
ther scent
Captain Gray's condition has i'm
proved and today he is up and out.
In due time he will be altogether
well and again resume business.
Captain Gray says there is much
qualification in the knowledge that
his assailant and accomplce were
total strangers OF him; that they
were strangers to the town and in
no way belonging to Bay st. Louis.
At preliminary hearing held yes
terday before Judge Breath, Hagen
plead guilty, and in default of $1,000
bail was remanded to the county jail,
to await the session of Circuit Court.