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The evening world., 1909-02-10

What right had you to take him to
Police Headquarters before bringing him
TO this court? Don't you know that Che
law holds that u prisoner has the ribh'
10 an immediate hearing. You should
The evening world., 1909-02-10

have had this man here when court
opened so that he would have fair
chance to tell his side OF the story. You
certainly seem to have made n sweet
bungle OF this case. but will give you
Till tomorrow to bring those witnesses
here to court, and meanwhile VII pa
role this young man In MS own Gus
toby"
Stewart Is th!rty-two years old and
lives with his wife and three children
Ok No, 24 West One Hundred and
Ninth street The wife, handsome
young woman, and the three children,
all ilne-lOok.ng youngsters, were in
court when the husband and father was
arraigned.
Assemblyman Spielberg appeared an
the young mans counsel and declared
that an outrageous mistake had been
made. as his client was an estlmable
young man. whose character was above
reprOach.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
BARGAIN SALE KILLED HER.
Mrs. White Suffered So In Crush
That She Soon Died.

CAMDEN, y. J.. Feb. lo.-Mrs. james,
r. White whose husband is a member
OF Engine Company No. ), OF the Cam.
den Fire Department. died yesterday at
her home, 40. 3?S North Tenth street, as
a result Of excitement while attending
bargain sale saturday.
Mrs. White went TO a department store
which was crowded with bargain
seekers, The excitement was so great
among the crowd that the police had
to be called in to preserve peace.
Mrs. White swooned and was carried
to her home. She had been in n weak
ened condition ever since. and last night
suffered a relapse. Besides her husband
she Is survived by two children.
The evening world., 1909-02-10

Eighth avenue, admitted at Headquar-
tiers to-day that he had been hanging
around the neighborhood OF Ninety
sixth street and Riverside Drive. He
said that on Jan 81 he and boy named
Frank Renner stole Sll0 from Gerhard
Rate, who runs a saloon at No $50 West
Ninety sixth street.
Renner was found to-day at his home.
No. 100 Elton avenue, the Bronx. He
confirmed Crowley's story OF the robbery
OF Ratz. The young men were held IL
1900 bail each for further examination
In West Side Police Court, and the per-
sons who have been robbed recently In
the Riverside Drive section will DO asked
to lock them over.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
"Great heavens Pm sick md tired Of being
50 MIN and have every body gawk ut me.U


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The evening world., 1909-02-10
LYNCH NEGRO MURDERER.

HOUSTON. Miss. Feb. lo.-E Rody
Baskin, the eighteen year.old negro
who shot to death and robbed the Rev.
W. F. Hudson. Baptist clergyman. on
Saturday last, was lynched here late
Yesterday
The evening world., 1909-02-10
BOTH DIVORCED, THEY WE'D.

STAMFORD. Conn, Feb lO.-Benj amin
r. Vaughn, broker, OF New York, and
Miss Mary II. French, of Davlds Islam
were married here yesterday by Justice
Upper. Both had been divorced. The
bride Is a daughter OF John W. French.
She Is twenty-five. he twenty-seven.
The evening world., 1909-02-10
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The evening world., 1909-02-10

Total. ............... 1874
The World printed to-day 1874
Help Ads, SIS more than all other
New York papers combined.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

to be gone that 1t was like fever. He slipped away to the barracks with in- structions for his corporal, but was back again in moment. Finally he took up his burden of blanket and food. then said to her:
 Well. are you ready, little oner' "Yes, Meade" she answered simply.
 And you are sure you won't regret itY
 Not while you love me"
 He kissed her again before they step ped out on the river trail that wound along the bank.
 Two hours later they paused where the foaming waters of Black Bear creek rioted down across graveied bar and into the silent sweeping riv- CT, standing at the entrance to wood ed. grass grown valley, with rolling hills and domes displayed at it's head. while back of them lay the town. six miles away. it's low. squat bufidings tiny and toyiike, but distinctly sil- bouetted against the evening sky.
 ''Is 1t not time to rest" said the col dier laughingly, yet with look of yearning in his misty eyes as he took the girlish figure fin bis arms. But she only smiled mp at him and. releasing his hold, led the way into the forest
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

"The most scondcrfuL ttin9 has hop pened," sse be9all
 fathers age. for his hair and brows
 were griZzled, and his face had the
 look of d man of sixty, while only
 those who knew him well, like Doret.
 were aware of his great strength and
 the endurance that belled his appear
 apce.
 We will send Necia down to the
 mission tonight and let Father Bar
 nun keep her there till this man goes." said the squaw after some delib- | eration.
 | No; she must stay here" Gale re- piled. with decision. "The man has come here to live, so 1t won't do any good to send her away, and, after all, what is to be will be- But she must ! never be seen in that dance girls dress again, at least not till learn more | about this Stark. It makes no differ ence whether this one is the man or not. He will come, and l shall know him. For year l have felt that the time was growing short, and now I know it."
 "No, nor Alluna cried. We have no strangers here. No white men ex- cept the soldiers and this one have come in a year. This is but u little trading post"
 Tt was yesterday. but it isn't to- day. Lee has made a strike. like the one George Carmack made on the klondike. He came to tell me and Poleon, and we are going back with him tonight, but you must say noth- ing or it will start stampede"
 Other men will come-a great many of them?' interrogated Alluna fearful ly, ignoring utterly the momentous news.
 Yes. Flambeau will be another Dawson if this find IS what Lee thinks it is. stayed away from the upper country because knew crowds of men would come from the States. and feared, that he mig'I, 5e among them. but it's no use hiding any longer There's no other place for us to go. If Lee has got q miile I'll have the one next to 1t, for wc will be the first ones on the ground. What happens after that won't matter much. You four will be provided for. We are to leave in an hour, one at time, to avoid com nent."
 But why did this man stop here?" insisted the woman. Why did he not stay on the steamboat and go to Daw- sonY
 He's friend of Lees. He is going with us." Then he added. almost in a whisper, Before we return shall know"
 Alluna seized his arm. Promise to | come back John! Promise that you
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
lRj THE A 4AllBARRIERo
BY REX BEACH
{ ccrRloHrasos. .BY HARPER $ saorSxHs
(cHAPTER Iv-(co1tinued)

(CHAPTER Iv-( -(Continued)
 "TTue, but another time you might say more; therefore the less you speak ! it the better. He is the kind who sees much and talks little. Address me in Siwash or in English unless we are alOne." Suddenly she dropped her work and came close up to him. Gan he be the onei"
 T don't know. Stark is not the name, but he might have changed 1t He had reasons enough" "Who is this man Starkf'' "I don't know that either. l used to hear of him when was fin British Columbia" "But surely you must know if he is the same. She must have told you how he looked. Others must have told you''- Gale shook his head. "Very little. l could not ask her, and others knew him so we'll they never doubted that had seen him, but this much I do know, he was dark"- "This man is dark"
 -7"and his spirit was like that of a mad horse''-
 "This mans temper is black"
 -"and his eyes were cruel"
 "This man has evil eyes"
 "He lacked five years of my age." said the trader.
 "This man Is forty years old. 1t must be he," said the squaw.
 Even Necia would have marveied h9d she heard this rcvalotion of bcr
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
Lodge Announcements

Victor, Edison and Colvmbia Talking Machines and Rec
 ords at Wightman's s Globe $ Music Store
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11


 mcr day kiu Johnnie Platt on de Por cupinc." Both men wore sgauntlcte6 gloves of caribou skin and head bar nesses of mosquito netting stretched over globellke frames of thin steel bands. which they slipped on over their hats.
 Let's sec. It was you that found him, wasn't it?' said Gale.
 Sure ting. I'm comin' down for grub in my canoe wen see dis felIer on de bank walkin' lak he's in beer borry. Ba gar, 1 say, 'dere's man goin' SD fast he'll meet hese'f comiD' home" Den he turn rQnp' ans go tear in back. wavin' hees arms iak he's callin' Eie, till hc fall down. Wen paddle clcse up l don know i'm no more dan stranger. an me ar Johnnie Platt Is trap togeder wan winter. Wat you t,ink of datY''
 ''I saw n fellow Killed that way at Holy Cross" interpolated the trader.
 Hello! 1 say. Watts de mattery An den I see something bout i'm dat 'VNiN ihhutiai lictS Bacc SHc 3U swell up an blccdin' lak raw meat" The Frenchman curled his upper lip back from his teeth and shook his head at the remembrance.
 "Jesu. dat's 'orrible sight! Dem fy is drive i'm crazee. Hees nose an ears is look lak holes in beeg red sponge. an hees eye are close up tight"
 lie died before you got him in. didn't hep
 "ycs. He was good man too"
 ''i guess you been purty glad for havin' Necia home again. ehr' ven tured Poleon after awhile, unable 10 avoid any longer the subject upper most in his mind.
 "Yes. I'm glad she's through with her schooling"
 She's gettin' purty beeg gal now."
 That's right"
 By an by she's goin marry on some feller-w'atT"
 "I suppose so. She amt the kind to stay single"
 Hal. Oats right too. Mebbe you don care If siie does get marry, eh7" Not If shc gets man that win treat. her right
 (To be continued.)
 .-:.t
 The season is now open at the Indian
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

afternoon, and. being much of c dreamer, this fresh enterprise awoke in him boyish pleasure. Had not this discovery of No Creek" Lees been providentiaIly arranged for bis own especial benefitr A fool could see that this was a mark of celestial ap- probation, and none but fool would question the wisdom of the gods. Had ke not watched Necia grow from slip of thirteen and spoken never word of his love? Had he not served and guarded her with all the gentle chivalry of an olden knight7 Or course! And here was his reward, gift of wealth to crown his service, all for her.
 "Whew," said Gale. slipping out of his pack straps, "the skeeters Is bad,"
 You bet your gum boots," said Pc leon. "Dey're mos so tick as de sup-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11
CHAPTER V.
A STORY IS BEGUN.

It's fonny fling how two brown sye Was chargin' everyt'ing.- De cloud she's no more on de sky, An winters jus iak spring. Dey mek' my pack so very light Dc trail she's not so long, I'd walk it forty mile tonight
 For hear her sing wan song. But now I'm busy mak' fortune For marry on dat girl
 An if she's tole mo yass, dat's seon. Bonheuri I'm own de worrl RM OLEoN D0REr sang gayly a wD the trader came toward hiI
 through the open grove o
 birch, for lie was happy thi
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-11

The season is now open at the Indian Hot Springs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
USUALLY ONE DOSE
RELIEVES
DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, lhOl-
6ESTloN. GAS AND ALL STOM-
kcH DISTRESS vANisHEs.

II your meals don't III comfortably.
a~ va f.el bIuatod after eating. ard
wan h-fievr il II the food which fills
vnu: if what little you eat lies like u
ft;tnu of lead utt your stomach; If there
In difficulty in breathing after eating
rructatipns of sour. undigcsted food
and acid, heartburn, brash or Il belch-
ing IF pa%. you ran make uD your
mind that xou reed something To stop
feed fermentation and cure indigs.,-
tinu.
10 make every bite Of food YOU cat
ala I'm the uuur3~hrurift and strength
Of your BODY. Won must rid your stom-
acb of poixon~ excessive acid and
stomach ras which zours vaur entire
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
ANTLEREO HERD WILL
INITIATE
FOURTEEN TREMBLING NEO-
PHYTES ANxIouslY AWAIT
THE FATAL HOUR

f.IEs # this city and the Bitter
Root are busy these days Ma. King
preparations for the Initiation Of IL
large class into the order which will
he done in the iodg. room over tn"
HarnniS tn alter next Tuesday night
There will be IL wel!-kuown victims
aud they are assured Of the time uf
their lives The candidates will i"arn
the taste "C elks' milk and also how it
feels when antlers are fixed nn their
noble brons They are trembling in
their boots and with good cause. for
those who have been through the mill
know what ii is and are assuring the
ncophvtes Ia heir best ability If ia
what is in store for them.
But after the candidates are candi-
dates no longer. the feast OF brother
~ love viii he in order. and many
things of good cheer have been pro-
yided. The banquet will ." Il dandy
and will make the new members wish
they had joined hong ago. \ stringed
orchestra has been engaged ana viii
render selections during the big
feed" as viii also Il quartet composed
nf members of the order. Leading
knights of Elkdom will address the
lodge ou topics Of interest Ia the or
der. All I'm all. IL is assured that the
Best People on Earth" will do things
up brown
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
GREAT FALLS PLANS
DRIVEWAY
PLANS FOR STREET ARE SENT
TO mIssouLk AS A SUCCESS
TON FOR THE CITY.

AS suggestion to Missoula paoI,I"
I'm TIL" way "f beautti%'ua their city.
e. w S"cInin%en Ut Great Falls, who
has charge If ih" sewer work here"
sends the following story truu. the
Great Falls Tribune, There IL at
present movement in this regard ON
foot here. with stephens avenue as the
objective point. and the suggestion
should prove valuable tn those VIII"
are working for this improvement
The Tribune says:
The members Of the board
At park commissioners for Great
Falls have announced that work
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
THE FREE" is FREE.

There has nccn a revolution m the
manufacture al sewing machines Mr.
fr'e Of Rockford, Ill, has made ii life
study of sewing machines He found
many weak points ami many god
ones. He aSsenhird the good nn"<.
added ideas of his own. with thu result
the hest sewing machine yet maaufar-
tured
In order - advertise Mr. Frees pro-
ductinn. Nc will ON November i. 1919.
at } o'clock +. m. give away. without
money and without price. "a Free
sewing machine" Everybody is in
Fit"d Ia cali at cur store. examine the
Free and obtain tickrt which will
"ntsue them tn chance ON this sewing
machine Remember, You get the
ticket. without price, You do not have
Ia buy : cents wath al anything from
us: simply examine the machine and
ask for aud nhtain Il ticket
On the day and hour above stated
Someone will lac designated IL draw
Ia tickets from "a box: then onr more,
tn" eleventh: the holder If present
with the ticket in his possession Mil
Receive tn" Pre-"
II III" holder In not present the
drawing will continue as before until
tn" someone present draws the ma
chine, Mr., Free has met only produced
the best vibrator sewing machine Yet
manufactured. but he will mail each
a&d every purchaser Of a Free an in
SUrance policy covering the machine
ana its parts against any possible loss
"r damage. ] NJ. orvts is local agent
for "'fhe Free Nest Cedar street.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
RhOades&RhOades
VAGRAACY CHARGE IS
ORDERED DISMISSED

After ii jury had been s0bt"~naed
yesterday aft,rnoan in the ea~r IL the
state asains, J, T.. Berry, accused of
Nagrancs. the attorney for the defense
moved that the charge he dismissed
for want Of prosecution. Justice of
the Peace Small therefore ordered tho
dismissal ~ the case. Hrrry Mas ar
rested few weeks ueo by the sheriff,
who alleges that he was reolling
beer from one If thu saloons in the
restricted district t. cribs" lie las
been under bonds for his appearance"
III court
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
KILLS GIRL; CUTS OWN THROAT.

Honolulu. Oct 2l-Nhiie Iudg"
Lindsay struggled today IL break
dnWn the door behind which hr heard
frantic cries for help al his, Japanrs'
servant girl. klo. shc MAS almost tie
capitatea bF Il japanese named Ia
naka. eehn subsequently, cut his oNn
throat He may recover. The NiH
and har murderer vsr" In the r"'m
together when site cr5rl "ut that shr
WAS being Killed. Judge Lindsay
finally succeeded I'm dem"ttshtng the
door. but tao late t. save hor life
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
A POVERTY SOCIAL
BY EpW0RTH LEAGUE

In spite Of the prosperity through
out the Red Apple belt the members
If the TpW"rth league of the Mvtho-
dist church Viii give II poverty social
at the church this evening. Each
person attending Is expected to bring
- discarded pair nr shocs-not too old.
a suit of clothes that may bc II lit
tie tardy when il comes To style or
the hat that you think YOU don't look
good in just 50 II isn't Panama
or straw hat, In fact any article of
wearing apparel that may h" useful
IL some unfortunate will bc accept
able
\ splendid rrogrhm has hccn ar
ranged and refreshments will he pro-
Etdcd, thereby inSurIng good time tn
all who attend.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
Al the Catholic Bazaar.

Although mahs of tile contests have
come To an end. the interest in the
Catholic bazaar doesn't lag for i min
ute. and each evening finds the big
nall as crowded as ever Every one
il finding il a pleasant place az spend
the evening ana the closing will b..
FesreIteA hE na4I-a.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
LOCAL SOCIETY
Informal Bridge Party.

Mrs. Andrew Gibson MAS hostess
yesterday afternoon at am enin> able
hut informal hrIeis" party as her home
IA South NISsoula. The fascinating
game Mas played until half past three.
when Il dainty luncheon MAS served,
after which yards We're resumed un-
til lat" In the afternoon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
LOCAL BREv|TiES
oke VIM. Hooper cigars.

Smoke VIM. Hooper cigars.
T. \. Banks Of Clinton was visitor
in the city yesterday.
Smoke "Carma" cigars
Cliff Newman. "a resident of Spo-
kane, is in the city on business.
DR. Dodd FITS the eye.
=, f.. Monahan came In from Lolo
Hot Springs yesterday on business
Nolan's shoe repairs. L. Front
q. II. BalEas Of Avery. Idaho. was
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Drink John Gund's Peerless beer
DR. Dodd. Savoy hotel
Elmer Fc%sser of Stcvensvtlle spent
yesterday ou business in the Garden
city.
Billiards and pool 107 East Front.
+ T. Keith. insurance. Florence Hotel.
L. T. rharctc Of iron Mountain was
a guest at the Shapard hotel ycster-
day
DIR. willard. ostoopath. 1st Natl bank.
Public stenograp her. Dawson. Dixon.
\. II. Khone of Plains attended To
business matters In Missoula Sestcr-
day
g Ferguson. insurance. real estate.
MIR and Airs. L. e. Packer came
down from Hamilton Ia see the apple
show.
James NJ. RhOades. fire insurance.
Mr. and Mr.. J. T. Wood of Victor
We're visitors In the Garden city yes
tcrdaH.
Marsh. the undertaken. Phone 321.
Mr.. T.. Lefrvnr Of DcRnrgia MAS
the guest of friends in this city yes
terdaH.
Smoke Charles the Great and Bull
wer.
L. y. Bailey of Hamilton took in
III" sights of III" apple shnw here yes
terlay.
Fresh buttcrmilk Missoula Produce
company.
j. l.. Thompson came in from his
HON" in Plains yesterday Ia visit
friends
Public stenoErapher. Florence ho-
tel office.
Alfred : johnson of st. Regis paid
the Garden city ii business visit yes
tcrday.
Ask for King George " Scotch for
your highball
Mr.. and Mrs, ] {. connors If Spn-
kane stopped at the Florence hotel
yesterday,
Have your clothes pressed at Lem
leN's. next to Missoula hotel,
Lee Kemp of Portland greeted
friends and ac4ualntances in this city
yesterday,
\ method "f fitting the eyes that
means permanent relief, pr. Dodd.
NJ, TohIn cain" down from his home
in Hamilton Yesterday to see the ap-
pl> SHOW.
Or. ]. Louise Smith. osteopath. ia
West Main. Phone 6ls.
{ :. o'Rrien came down from the
Smoky city yesterday on Il business
mission. i
Who is Healy@ Watch for tunefui
announcement November /.
Archie Mcleod came I'm from 81.
Regis yesterday t. attend to business
interests.
For your new fall suit go to H T
Gardiner. So Higgins avenue.
Theodore :, hncnfeld of seattle is
spending a few days on business in
this city
rroSs-c&rS m" Strengthened by Or. +
hodd. nu matter What age.
L. II, Ernwn<tcll of Butte called ON
business arquaIntances in this city
Yesterday.
Mrs. Pearle Foster. dentist. room TO-
Higgins block: raone liz red.
George II. Keep, Il we'll known bust
Hess man Of >aEtese. spent yesterday
III Alssoula-
Phone IS far cabs and baggage
transfer, Green & Ellinghouse.
Charles +, Msrwin al Moscow. Ida
la, II attending IL business matters
In this city
Apple boxe>, Call at the b. p. n.
Cos yard and get them for lie.
+ " Gibson Of Butte is looking !
after business affairs in this city fer
4 day al twu.
Drink Joel b Frazier at the Oxford.
Every sNats"w makes friend .
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
EuLLiOl. RECEIVED.

London. oct II -Rullion amounting
t" $335.eno Mas taken into the Eank
al England to-day and fl.noo. zoo Was
N Withdrawn. of which f75o.noo MAS far
shipment Ia South America ant the
remainder IL toustantinoplc
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
THE WEATHER

Yesterday WAS
n cold, clamIny.
consEinptive sort
nf day. with II
raw wind as an
added Insult. The
observations:
Maximum -.. 4,
Minimum 81
At 6 a. m.
Thermometer -.--a3
Barometer IS. 30
At 6 p. IN.
I thermometer -
Barometer 76.ss
ind from the
sttutiaH est.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t. Miss Mari" BlsN-
ap at Seattle, Misses Jas~rhi3" ard
Miriam, Hathaway entertaiied ~ dinne =
al Wednesday evening at their home
on South sixth street. The table Was
prettily decorated with white r"ses
and laid wi.h covers for six. Artistic
name cards were fuond AT each place
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22

ter,luy an her Way from the Bitter
Root. where she went for five chill
drcn who had heen deserted by their
father. s'hc will place them in thu
hnmn.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-22
OFFICERS REFLECTED.

New York. oct, 3l--At a meeting of
the board at directors ot the Wester-
Union Telegraph company. held today
the present officers Mere reelected and
the executive committee reappointed
without change in its personnel