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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04

NOTICE s i: pPEslcATiokI n Fo Il,
DRU GGlsT sPERMlT Il I.5s \.
State Of North Dakota, Count Of Ram.
sey. ls.s
I; n District Court second Judicial ,l
District.
Pursuant to an order made in this
Court on the 22nd day off May 1908,
Notice IS hereby given that gu the L 9TH
day OF July 1909. at the hour 81 two
o'clock in the afternoon of nat day,
at Chambers Of the Judge of said,
Court at the Court House iii the city
of Devils Lake in said Counay d and
State, has been appointe ed by the Judge
of said Court as the time and / place
for hearing the petition of Peter c.
Vernon Of Doyon, In the Township of
Bartlett; in said Ramsey County for
the granting to him Of a druggis per-
NIT ITO sell, for medicinal scientific:
mechanical and sacramental purposes,
vinious, malt, spiritious, feFmented and
other Intoxicating liquors at Lott, in.
Block 2. In Doyon in the Township Of
Bartlett. County of Ramsey. ND. 7
that any person Interested In the
granting of said petition may appear
and contest the same unde the pre-.
visions of law and they will then and
there be heard. ~ e - ... ~:
s. Dated Devils Lake, N. ID, May 22,:
1909. -, n 81
PETER G. VERNON, s5.H !
Petitioner JOHN ~. CoWAN, = :
y %,5 %.. Z, !; !: = i: s Judge.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04
sum MONS

State Of North Dakota County Of Ram:
sey. @ @ns 4 - E!:i MI a. ~ "
!. III District Court, Second Judicial
District. ,&, r - :. 81
Jennie Bilodeau, Plaintiff, }.ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04
NOTICE OF sctio 81 ELEcTIeN

s.fis n NJ
Notice; is hereby given. That Oh the
Thlrd Tusgdag iii June, being June lis.
" 1903 an annual cleo lion will be
he'll att City Hall in the spec iaI School
District of Devils Lake, County 81
RAMSEY Stale off4 for
the purpose 81 elsc citing the following
Il members of the Board of Edueat ion::'
tive Il members to serve Tor d term 81 s
years
The polls will be opened ali % o'clock
81 g n. and closed AZ 10 clock d. In.. of
that d
Dated at Devils Lake this It'll ilaty
5of May A
order of The Board ssof Edncatio
Gin s. KRATAss
Clerk
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04

saae Summon
State of ORTIZ ota Count OF Ram
sey. ss
Diatriet ooars ssaona adlsisI'
District
Emielle Lessee, Plaintlfl
8 Marie Louis Emil LeSec Defend u;
Nh The State OF North Dakota to the
Above Named Defenda liant Il
ISL You are hereby sumnone To ansWgg
Ell the compl amt iii this actor ana III
serve Al copy off yyotlr an swer$ upon the the
subscribe within tthirty days after
the service Of this SUNNI III; upon YOU
exclusive Of the day OF service; ana
in case Of our ffai lure to- appear Oh
answer, judgmen e will he taken
against You by id fahltt for the relief
demanded ID the conpl aint.
s$ Trial; desired III Ramsey County.
1 Dated April Goth. 10 9.
Burke, Mid augh e Cuth
Plainti 81 Attorneys.
I Residence and postofflce address: !;
Devils Lake, North Dakota.
To The Defenda liant Above Named :SSSS
s al You VIII Please. Take M lice. That
the compla intS IN the above entitled
action was died with the CLERK 81 tie
District Court In and for the County Of
Ramsey, State OF North Dakota On the
,1stday Of May, "a. b. II 500. sss5.}
Burke, Wild daugh e Cuthb ert, 5
torney s for the Plaintiff.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04
INoTIc ], 4 3 n Icy eIYE;;


oTicE a s Ely GIVEN ssS
the undersig ned Elmer Engss
sbTetson has filed his PEI ition with tho
Clerk of the Distric Court in and no
the couny lot Ramsey aud stat
North Dakota for al permit to sell III
medicinal scientific and meet anicsS'
spurp oses, NAL nous. spirituo fer
mented and other ia toxicating LIQUOR
for q period of one year 1T Lots on;
and Two, Block our pf the cit /:
Of Devils Lake, Josth Dakoit d; ana
that the hearing up,o said petitioSs
will take place before the Hon. j OH
b: GloWan, Judge at the Court Hous
In II the city of Devils Lalse, lNesth Oak;
ota7on July 18th, ! sos Att o'clock A5
s3,.
55 ELMER ENGEBRETso on.
Petitioner
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04
Edward Bilodeau, defendant, $
4 < y y: 80 Sim m o,ex, $!HsA5-sSfESSE.

EDWARD Bllodeau, defendant. 4
'z2SSs ~ ~: : IA Summons. .sta q:
:. The State Of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendant z:5,
!. You are hereby summoned to an.
swer the complaint in the above ,entitl-
ed action and to serve d copy of your
answer upon the subscriber at, his
office in the city Of Devils Lake In
said County and Stats within thirty
days from the seryicesof said summnlons
upon you, exclusive 5 OF the day 81
such esrvice;z and In case Of your
failure to so appear or answer judy
7ment will be taken against you by
g default for the relief ID emanded in the
complaint. I h :az ~ ss ID
Dated April q, .s35 J tsSss$ K s::,, L
f J. HENRY, 2a4
+ ::s .s.s =, :s 5F5$ Plaintiff s Attorney,
: .; s s $ sss:ssz n Devils Lake. an: D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-04
I Y; g Locke's Third Addition 20
lily OF Devils Lake, North Dakota 81

Mahers q Locke's Third Addition 10
City OF Devils Lake. North Dakota @
Lotas1 4 IS 3 10 q ~.
Ia ~ Is Is 10 20 81 and
~, Block 8. 81
Lots i 3 Is 81 B. s 8 10 II.
~ - IA "a s 81 7ss s. 10 20. II
and %, Block . 9. Az s5s
ots q 3 y SIS j58 Il 10
81 Il is 116 IL {1s 10 20 81
and a22, Block 10. ;5s5
Notice is hereby given ito all owners
and occupants Of said lots and parcels.
sof land to construct sidewalk along
their said property as above described.
at their own cost and expense before;
the first day OF August IA. d. 1909 ], said
walks to conform with the ordinances:
now In force IN said city Of Devils
Lake, North Dakota, and to be appro-;
we'd by the City Engineer. ISL:
City Of Devils Lake, North Dakota.
90 Dated at Devils Lake. North Dakota:
May 25th, 1909.
OLE SKRATASS,
City Auditor. +. WHITMAN. 81.
Mayor
ST Publica tion MI g, 1908 :S=.
Second Publics y % June A. 1903. ~
By order of the CITY Council 81 he
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
MONKEY A SUICIDE
THROUGH GRIEF
Simldn StaTVGS Itself After
Masters Death.

Chicaso. July 20-Grief over the
death oi Dr Monroe = Leech. OF s651
Prairie avenue two weeks ago. has
caused the suicide OF the physician 8
pet monkey. which refused TO touch
food after it's master died. % succumb-
ed Monday
Three Years ago friends made DIT
Leech a present Of baby monkey.
The serious faced animal grew and
prosperei under the care OF the ply
stefan and his family. While il was
friendly with Mrs Leoch and Miss
Anna, the only daughter. Monk. as 30
was called. gave most OF fits affection
10 the physician
When Dr Leech finally was taken
Ill., Monk took up its post at the sick
bed and refused 10 leave. On the day
the physician died 10 is declared by
members of the family. the animal
whimpered Ike child At the fu-
neral Monk was permitted 10 look for
the last time on the face OF its dead
master VITA shriu. almost human
cries. Il chung 90 the casket and strong
hands were necessary to pull IL away
All efforts 20 comfort and console
Monk We're useless. The night follow.
ing the funeral the cries OF the mon.
key We're heard by several neighbors
in the block
When several days had passed and
the monkey had not eaten Mrs Leech
and her daughter realized that the lit
tic animal was slowly taking its life
They called several friends OF the
family. but none Of them could induce
Monk 70 take nourishment They even
tried TO force food down its throat
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
SUTTON'S DEATH
FOLLOWED FIGHT
Lieut.. Adams Tells Of Young
Officers Last Hours.
SAYS He TRIED TO SHOOT HIM

Testified Before Court Of Inquiry That
Suicide Followed Sutten's Attempt
to Xiii After Midnight Fight at An
nspolis.
Annapolis. Nd. July 20.-The open
ing session OF the court Of inquiry
which is conducting a second investi-
cation into the death Of Lieutenant
James Nuttle Sutton. of the United
States Marine Corps was replete with
dramatic situations. Lieutenant Rob
ert F. Adams Sutton's former class
mate az the academy. aud one OF the
principal actors in the midnight hght
which cost youns Sutton his lie near
" two years ago. occupied the witness
stand during the entire session. and
told a graphic story OF the incidents
leading up TO Sutton's death With
nervous demeanor. momentarily con
fused at times. and yet almost defiant
under the severe cross-eNaminatiOn OF
Henry +. Davis. counsel for Mrs. Sut-
ton the young officer sat facing SUIT
tons mother and sister during his ex-
AAAA NAAaAAA0AH MS nANAAFN 0AnAENrs Lieu
tenants Bevan and Osterman. fRnked
by Adams TWO lawyers. sat farther
down the inquiry table Major Henry
Leonard. L. 5. VI. G. the judge advo-
cate. and the three members OF the
board. completed the impressive sit
ting In their white service uniforms
Says sutton Shot Himself.
A ride 10 the marine camp in an
automobile with Sutton and two other
officers OF marines. Lieutenants Utley
and Osterman; an alteration between
Sutton and the witness and a deferred
encounter when the senior officer in
terfered. as the automobile was stop
ped short OF the camp with the inten-
tion OF avoiding being caught return
ing after hours: a later accidental
meeting OF the witness and Sutton. on
the border Of the woods near the bar
racks. and the fight between the two
men. with Sutton armed with a re
volver In either hand and firing I've
shots. the last OF which he directed at
his own head while lying upon the
ground. these were the points in Lieu
tenant Adams testimony The witness
said he had risen from the PROSTATE
Sutton. whom he believed to be ex-
hausted. and stood a few feet back OF
him. when he saw Sutton raise his
right hand and Ere a bullet into his
own head. Just previously some one
OF the officers who had come upon the
scene had cried that Lieutenant Ed
ward p. Rocker had been shot and
Killed the witness said
Adams hal made no attempt 10 take
the revolver from Sutton's hands when
he broke away. or was pulled away
from him. he said. in reply TO Lawyer
Davis oft repeated question. Sutton
had previously threatened 10 kin him
and was generally avoided by the ma
rines because Of his wild talk and &C
lions. according TO the witness
After the session Mr. Davis said IL
was not his intention 10 fasten the re
spOnsibility Of Sutton's death on any
one. but that every effort would be
made 10 discredit and refute the sui
eide theory.
Rocker is an important witness.
who has not yet been located
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
REV. J. R. ROSEBRO.
Acting President, Fredericksburg, Va


Z HRGlNIA In the Clerks office of the
" circuit court of stafford county
June 2lst, 1909. X. d Payne.
plaintiff vs. the National Copper Ore
Company, foreign corporation, defend
ant In assUmpsit and attachment.
The object of this suit in 10 subject the
effects or estate OF laid company. In the
county Of StaffOri. Virginia, to the pay
ment OF the pla ntiff's claim And nfii-
davit having been made and fled by the
paintin, that the said claim is believed
t b- lu-t and is now due and payable;
that the plaintiff believes be is entitled
to and ought TO recover at least the sum
OF 800. 20 with interest thereon from the
22nd day II o tober, 1908, until pail:
that the plant Fl believes the said defend
ant is foreign corporation and non-res-
ldent Of the state OF Virginia, and has ef-
iects IN the county OF Stafford Va Ii is
ordered that the defendant do appear
here within fifteen days after due publ
cation hereof and do what may be neces-
sary t. protect its interest in this suit
And IL il further ordered that a copy
here be published once week for four
weeks in The Free Lance, a new paper
published in the city f Frede icksburg,
Va and that a copy be posted at the
front door of thecourthouse OF this C aurt
on or before the next succeeding rule day
o. the c)nFt.
Teste:
G A B yam, c. rk.
Wal ace, q q
Ac py-Tcste:
iySs c A. Iir AN. Clerk
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22

m the Jerk office Of the Circuit court
1 OF the county ~ King George on the
18th d v oi luly, 1919 benjamin e
Grymee pl intf. against e. w Ten.
nent trust.~.; II q Owens, sheriff. adj
ministrat OF saleigh Stuart deceased.
Lewis A Stuart ida Mullins. Anna
tuart, Nedora tuart, Julian tuart
Geo crown, Kate stuart and W A
Stuart. defe dants Petition in chancery
The objecr Of this petition is the suit
stitution of trustee 10 "a certa n deed of
trust eXecu ted b. Raleigh stuart and
wife To W. Tennent, trustee, to secure.
TO benjamin q. Grymes the payne It OF
a certain not, made by Raleigh Stuart
and wife and payab le to the said Benia-
min Z Grymes And an affidavit ! aving
been made and filed that the defendants
are not residents of the State of virginia.
1t is ordered that they do appear here
within fifteen days alter due Publication
hereof, and DO WI at may be nece. sary
to ptotec their in tereet in this suit And
IT IL further ordered that q CODY hereof
be published OLce a week for four weeks
IN The Free Lance a newspaper publish.
ed in the city of Fredericssburg. Va
and that a copy be posted at the front
door OF the courthOu-e of this county on
the 18th day OF July, 1909. that being
the next succeeding Monday after this
order was entered.
A copy-Teste:
l. Hunter, Clerk.
Thos l.. Hunter, p. q. il5w4w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
Stats of Ohio, City of Toled b
I Ne. 49, -.


Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner OF the firm OF F. j. Cheney
X Co. doing business 10 the City of Tole-
do. County and State aforesaid. and that
said firm will pay the sum OF ONE Hun
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot b. cured by the use
OF Halls CatarFh Cure FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed ia
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A. ID. 1886.
(SEAL) A. ". GLEASON.
NOTARY PUBIC
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the syatem. Send for
Testimonials free.
F. ). CHENEY a Co TOLEDO. o.
Sold by all druggists. Use.
Take Halle Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
Southern Railway
h.-Touovt1G schsduls rgarss pEaH,ass q,
1 'orHauou. aac Ar not Euaransesd
echec ale elective June .0th 1909
Trsias ,sovs Tashingtoa froH Ns. Ca'.-
stnnCr

h.h.-rououtag sohsduls fGarss pEsusasa a.
ior1auou, Aac AZ not suaransesd.
echec ale elective June -0th lgo.4
4rsiaa 'seTs Warrington iroE Sss Cs'nr
stauon
80 A. m DsLy-LoeAl Tor = srrsstos. So
T.tt a. H Dsiy-Locsl Tor Harris-aau-.
. 90 g =. Dauy-uni,.d stas.s Fass - All
T-se-eiaHs coscse Anddrsv wing rooE, ussu.r- -
Birmingham a s@v O-tssns Ctu'nr a. s-rr,c-
as .. n 0auy-DirInl ncham special ,ur
rlords miaed- rfhrouSh coaches saa s,-susi
>ieeu-r ~ AuEusta and Aiken. Sieerers - mr.
minsha,m b'niuE ear -ervice- 1.'"''s. ~ al
lorna Monday. Wednesday and Friday
snd SaJ saancnz 81 ManAssas Braacs
80 n Daiiy-Loeai 90 wsrrsrsq. IA
lo.Io .. u. Daiy-Sss Yorf ane chattanoo.-.
Limited tvis Lyuchburgl- FirTt class czech 49,
ncepiRE sar 30 Roanofe Knorvilis Cha1t-
servics
lo.1 p. n. DA:lz-Nss York Atlanta sas Ne.
Observation cars - NsU Orleausi sleeper b
Askville, Atlanta. New Orleans Hl-eper ~
Sa@,,oss~ H'inS-ess ssryies
~ :. M DAILY Memphis Special Through
sieeiers and coaches TO Roanoke. Knoxville
Chattanooga and emphis Washington sleeper
open 1000 p. m. Dining car s.rvic.
nrOeEn srains trO4s sls sursa arrive Wasl,
langi $50 2 TO- and 10 55 8. @ 2I5a al
iaiy. Ae-rsCrb1rE l. - J.. T. Eo@k asys .ul
sc Pm. caiT rrca thaliutsesvfl.s ~ a n
LIS D. IN $40 81 a o.
rams lehFe i.lcAinpLa 10 O. a. tn sEd % g. 8
~. DAILY Express Tor at points south.
SO a. m- Daily Local for panvui. and
Charlotte.
800 3. M except sunday. Local for kev-vllle
$50 a. m except sunday and aIs 10 u.
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday Tor West
Point
40 p. M. except sunday. for West Point c,r.
Meeting With York River Line Tor raitimon-
Monday Wednesday and Friday
iicEesa. sise irs-rva.i.sns Ana Details,
s'o-nauen can be hAc 81 t.eksl 3aos. - 1854
81 80 - AZ ana ser la,oU stsroa
togeSxs chfcf@1 larnuEe '-0r ho,e'i spd .~sf
aences 60 s-rri-s
- r. ArEkET. 9 1nc isea. g.a
. 9aRpWICE Yea graNf- ~
- tLOu Cen. Pea2 AZ.
';-sfs sr~ft
r
:. f. Burgess. d. r. A
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
ONE DEAD; FOUR INJURED

Workmen Crushed Under An Immense
6iook Of Slate
Bangor Pa. July Gone man WAS
killed and -four seriously injured by
being crushed under an immense block
OF slate which WAS blasted at the
American Bangor quarry. Antonio
Chesurie. the dead MAJ. had his skull
crushed Angelo Rocco had his skull
fractured: Carl Bit was badly cut
about the head and shoulders. August
Batto was seriously hurt f5out the
head. and Albert Mitchell. Of Pen
argyle was badly bruised
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
MURDERER BREAKS JAIL
Condemned Man Saws Bars and Es
capes Second Time.


wilkes Barre. Pa. July 20.-Martin
Leskovski sentenced murderer. es-
capped from the Carbon county Jail al
Mauch Chunk by saving the prison
bars It is thought he had help from
the outside and is being concealed By
friends iu that vicinity
He vas convicted about two years
ago OF the murder OF his boarding
house mistress and sentenced TO be
hung While awaiting execution he
escaped from prison and was not
heard OF again until about three
months ago. when he was captured in
Montana. where he had married and
lived a model life for two years. BY
beating his wife he angered his moth
er-in-laW. who informed the Montana
authorities of his criminal record. and
hc was brought back 10 Pennsylvania
State troopers are now working on
the case. but so far have been unable
10 find any trace of him. II is thought
he is hiding In the mountains In the
vicinity OF Lansford or Mauch Chunk
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
Joy Rider Gets a Year.

New York. July 20-Edward Thomp-
son. nineteen years old. Joy riding
chauffeur. who pleaded guilty 10 TAX
ing out his employers car without the
owners permission. was sentenced TO
one year in the penitentiary for run
ming down Mrs Norah Lockwood. a
pedestrian. and breaking her arm.
while out with the car.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
Alleged Firebua Arrested.

Lancaster. Pa. July 2O.-Peter Her
mann. alias Dutch Pete. who was en-
ployed as a hOstler at the stable for
many years has been arrested on the
charge Of setting fire to the stable of
George Diller at Blue Ball. on April .
last The fire entailed a loss OF So 600
Forty-three head OF horses persisted in
the flames
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
Aeauittal In elnales Case.

Chicago July 2O.-Ella Gingles was
cleared Of the charge OF stealing lace
from Miss Agnes Barrette. her former
employer but the story she told on
the witness stand to the effect that an
attempt was made To force her into
white slavery" was denounced as I'M
true by the jury that freed her
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
Lost Mind From losing Leas

Norristown, Pa, July 2O.-Mrs. John
Fry was admitted TO the hospital for
the insane here. She lost her reason
after losing both Of her legs. She met
with an accident at Allentown six
years ago. when her right leg was am
putated. 4 sore developed or the other
limb. and an operation was necessary
reason.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
TAFT WON'T YIELD
TO the SENATE
President Says His Tariff UIti-
mdtum is Paramount.
DlSCLAIMS THREAT OF VETO

Stt~i fif NNNSf - - wy FteH @eHN
That What Might Appear Like jelly
Will Be Found to Be as Unyieidins
as Steel.
Washington July 2o-No one who
talked with President TAFT had any
doubt LETT in his mind as TO the presi-
dents intention 20 secure a tartn bill
that will be closely alonS-the lines OF
his policy outlined in his Statement OF
last Friday
Unless "a bin is agreed to in confer
ence that is in harmony with the
downward revision policy there viii 0e
no bill this session. II congress wants
to put oa revision for two years #
must take the possibility" This.
in effect is the declaration the presi-
dent is reported to have made to one
OF his callers.
The president denies that he is max
ing any threat of a veto He does not
believe a bin Will be- sent 70 him that
viii require a veto. The possibility Of
there being no bin lies with congress.
From assurances he has received from
members OF the house Mr. Taft does
not believe that they will vote for a
conference report that does not meet
very nearly. the specifications be has
made FOR free raw material and down
ward revision where the rates are
manlfestly too high Il is now the
president and thu house against the
senate.
Taft's Retort on Jelly Fish"
Reports have drifted TO the White
House that some OF the statesmen az
the capitol have characterized Mt
Taft as a jelly fish on tariff schedules
| He took occasion in a ocular way
but with a world OF meaning In his
words TO let members OF the house
know that what might appear like
jelly viii he found 20 contain sub
stance as unyieldinE as steel He has
not yielded an inch In his position for
free hides iron ore. coal. petroleum
and the house rates on lumber He IS
convinced that he will be supported
in all these by the house and unles.
the conference committee reports them
free Of duty or with but a slight dur,
upon them the house will not agre,
10 the report and will not yield. even
II the bin should fail
The president makes 81 clear in all
his conferences with representative.
and senators that there is no lack of
harmony between him and the Repub
lican confcrees. The rock which b.
and these conferees have encountered
is the element in the senate that
threatens 90 stand out against free
raw materials and vote against the
bill n the duty is taken on hides. iron
ore coal and oil.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
HE REFUSED TO KNEEL
Drummer Elected From Church and
Locked In Cell.

drummer GJccteo FROM Churcn and
Locked In Cell.
Montreal. Que. July 20. -- Because
he declined TO obey the command OF
a constable 10 kneel down in 2 La
chine Roman Catholic church. j A
Laland was forcibly elected from the
house OF worship. placed under arrest
and locked up in a cell in the Lachine
police station for half an hour. At the
end OF that time Chief OF Police Rob
ert discovered him there and imme-
diately released him without a hear
ing or reprimand. Mr.. Laland. who Is
a commercial traveller. says he is go
ing TO sue the city Of Lachine for dam
ages incurred through the humiliation
and false arrest.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22

Chicago. July 2O.-Clayton T. Zim
norman, twenty years old. a clerk in
lie "out-mOney" department Of the
Adams Express company. confessed
that he stole a package containine
$4,000. which disappeared en- July y
All but $40 OF the stolen money was
recovered
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
Body Of Mrs. Hayes cremated.

Colorado Springs. Colo. July 20. -
The body OF Mrs }. Addison Hayes. Of
Colorado Springs. daughter OF the late
jefferson Davis. was cremated at the
Riverside crematory. Denver The ere
nation was private and an effort was
made To keep il secret
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
saso. 4s4. 500 In SAVINGS Banks

Washington July 20.--An aggregate
Of $3.50 494.59S in savings deposits in
the national banks OF the country is
shown in the complete report issued
by the comptroller OF the currency on
the returns from national banks under
the cali for their condition on July %
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-07-22
CHASED INTO TOWN BYLIONS
Member Of Roosevelt Expedition Pur.
sued By Five Wild Beasts
Naiua.Ln Altish East Africn r,,lr

2O.-Leslie a. Tarlton. of Nairobi. who
accompanied the Roosevelt expedition
to the Sotik country arrived here He
was chased into town by five lions
the district having been invaded by
many OF these animals
Il is possible that the Roosevelt
party will arrive here from their shoot
ing tour on July %